First Line: In the heavenly pastures fair,

In the heavenly pastures fair,
'Neath the tender Shepherd's care,
Let us rest beside the living stream today
Calmly there in peace recline,
Drinking in the truth divine,
As His loving call we now with joy obey.

Glorious stream of life eternal,
Beauteous fields of living green, . . .
Thou revealed within the Word
Of our Shepherd and our Lord,
By the pure in heart alone can they be seen . . .

2 Far from all the noise and strife
That disturb our daily life, [adore ;
Let us pause awhile in silence and
Then the sound of His dear voice
Will our waiting souls rejoice,
As He nameth us His own for evermore.

3 Oh, how good, and true, and kind,
Seeking His stray sheep to find,
If they wander into danger from His side!
Ever closely may we tread
Where His holy feet have led ;
So at last with Him in heaven we may abide.