Mark 3:35

• [Mar 3:35] We Bear The Strain Of Earthly Care

  We bear the strains of earthly care, But bear it not alone; Beside us walks our Brother Christ, And makes our task His own. Through din of market, whirl of wheels, And thrust of driving trade, We follow where the Master leads, Serene and unafraid. The common hopes that make us men Were His in Galilee; The tasks He gives are those He gave Beside the restless sea. Our brotherhood still rests in Him, The Brother of us all, And through the centuries we hear The Master’s winsome call.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

Mark 10:7

• [Mar 10:7] By Vows Of Love Together Bound

  By vows of love together bound, The twain, on earth, are one; One may their hearts, O Lord, be found, Till earthly cares are done. As from the home of earlier years They wander, hand in hand, To pass along, with smiles and tears, The path of Thy command. With more than earthly parents’ care, Do Thou their steps attend; And with the joys or woes they share, Thy loving kindness blend. O let the memory of this hour In future years come nigh To bind, with sweet, attractive power, And cheer them till they die. And to that blessèd, fadeless land, Where partings may not be, Lead them—a happy household band— Forever near to Thee.

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  source: Cyberhymnal