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% This file is a part of the Open Hymnal Project to create a freely 
% distributable, downloadable database of Christian hymns, spiritual 
% songs, and prelude/postlude music.  This music is to be distributed 
% as complete scores (words and music), using all accompaniment parts, 
% in formats that are easily accessible on most computer OS's and which
% can be freely modified by anyone.  The current format of choice is the 
% "ABC Plus" format, favored by folk music distributors on the internet.
% All scores will also be converted into pdf, MIDI, and mp3 formats.
% Some advanced features of ABC Plus are used, and for accurate 
% translation to a printed score, please consider using "abcm2ps" 
% version 4.10 or later.  I am doing my best to create a final product
% that is "Hymnal-quality", and could feasibly be used as the basis for
% a printed church hymnal.
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% The maintainer of the Open Hymnal Project is Brian J. Dumont (brian 
% dot j dot dumont at gmail dot com).  I have gone through serious efforts 
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% This entire effort has used only free software, and I am indebted to 
% the efforts of many other individuals, including the authors of
% the various ABC and ABC Plus software.  Undoubtedly, I am also indebted 
% to all of the great Christians who wrote these hymns.
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% This database comes with no guarantees whatsoever.
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% I would love to get email from anyone who uses the Open Hymnal, and
% I will take requests for hymns to add.  My decision of whether to 
% add a hymn will be based on these criteria (in the following order):
% 1) It must be in the public domain or freely distributable
% 2) It must be a Christian piece
% 3) Whether I have access to a printed copy of the music (surprisingly,
%    a MIDI file is usually a terrible source)
% 4) Whether I like the hymn :)
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% Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Edition
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%OHSCRIP 1Chr 29:14, 1Jn 3:16-18, Mt 25:40, Ex 23:19, Jas 1:27
%OHTOPICS {Angels [4]}, {Gratitude}, {Harvest}, {Humility}, {Stewardship [1,2]}, {Tithing [1,2]}
%OHCATEGORY STEWARDSHIP
%OHMETRICAL 6 6 8 6
%OHCOMPLEXITY 2
%OHCOMPOSER Monk, William Henry (1823-1889)
%OHARRANGER unknown
%OHAUTHOR How, William Walsham (1823-1897)
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X: 1
T: We Give Thee But Thine Own
C: Words: William W. How, 1864.  
C: Music: 'Energy' William H. Monk (1823-1889). Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
S: Music source: 'Evangelical Lutheran Hymn Book' Edition of 1931,  Hymn 361.
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w: 1.~We give Thee but Thine * own, What- e'er the gift may be; 
w: 2.~May we Thy boun- ties * thus As stew- ards true re- ceive, 
w: 3.~O hearts are bruised and * dead, And homes are bare and cold, 
w: 4.~To com- fort and to * bless, To find a balm for woe, 
w: 5.~The cap- tive to re- * lease, To God the lost to bring, 
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w: All that we have is Thine a- lone, A trust, O Lord, from Thee. 
w: And glad- ly, as Thou bless- est us, To Thee our first- fruits give. 
w: And lambs for whom the Shep- herd bled Are stray- ing from the fold. 
w: To tend the lone and fa- ther- less Is an- gels' work be- low. 
w: To teach the way of life and peace? It is a Christ- like thing. 
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W: 6.And we believe Thy Word,
W: Though dim our faith may be;
W: Whate'er for Thine we do, O Lord,
W: We do it unto Thee.