Help Identifying a Hymn

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Andres

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I need some help identifying a hymn that I know is found in the red Trinity Hymnal. Unfortunately, I don't recall any specific lyrics. I do remember that the general content of the hymn has to do with covenant children. I don't remember ever actually singing this hymn in church so I don't know if it's unpopular, but I do remember someone referencing it once and I saw it in the red Trinity hymnal. I know I'm not giving much to go on, but any help would be appreciated.
 
The hymns in the Trinity are topically arranged. You should be able to look in the front and find a handful of hymns on the subject of baptism and look there.
 
Here's a couple lines from 365, "Unless the Lord the House Shall Build" (Ps.127)

3. Lo, children are a great reward,
a gift from God in very truth;
with arrows is his quiver stored
who joys in children of his youth.

4. And blest the man whose age is cheered
by stalwart sons and daughters fair;
no enemies by him are feared,
no lack of love, no want of care.


Here are a few hymns: 636, 160, 131, 191, 192
 
Is it "Dear Lord, Today Our Child" #414?

Dear Lord, today, our child,
An heritage from thee,
We bring in faith and claim for him
Thy promise free.


Another one is "Our Children, Lord in Faith and Prayer" #413

Our children, Lord, in faith and pray'r,
We now devote to thee;
Let them thy cov'nant mercies share,
And thy salvation see.


There are other hymns pertaining to covenant baptism around the 400-teens in the red Trinity.

Hope this helps.
 
413?

Our children Lord in faith and prayer, we now devote to thee
let them they cov'nant mercies share and thy salvation see.
 
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