
Lesson:
- ‘Mother, who made the stars, which light
The beautiful blue sky?
Who made the moon, so clear and bright,
That rises up so high?’
- ”Twas God, my child, the Glorious One,
He formed them by his power;
He made alike the brilliant sun,
And every leaf and flower.
- ‘He made your little feet to walk;
Your sparkling eyes to see;
Your busy, prattling tongue to talk,
And limbs so light and free.
- ‘He paints each fragrant flower that blows,
With loveliness and bloom;
He gives the violet and the rose
Their beauty and perfume.
- ‘Our various wants his hands supply;
He guides us every hour;
We’re kept beneath his watchful eye,
And guarded by his power.
- ‘Then let your little heart, my love,
Its grateful homage pay
To that kind Friend, who, from above,
Thus guides you every day.
- ‘In all the changing scenes of time,
On Him our hopes depend;
In every age, in every clime,
Our Father and our Friend.’
DEFINITIONS
- Glorious: Excellent, exalted.
- Prattling: Talking lightly like a child.
- Blows: Blossoms.
- Perfume: Delightful odor.
- Various: Many and different.
- Homage: Respect.
- Scenes: Events.
- Clime: Climate, region.

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