The editors of CWB picked another James Montgomery (1771-1854) text and this time rather than attaching “alt” they say “adapted”, so I suspect greater changes. It could be for Pentecost but is especially for Ordination.
Here , it is set to SONG 34 by Orlando Gibbons.
I recycled an old backing:
Using the compare text feature in Hymnary, I entered the oldest and the youngest and got this result.
CWB is almost what TIS landed on with some small differences.
1 Pour out your Spirit from on high;
Lord, your assembled servants bless:
graces and gifts to each supply,
and clothe your priests with holiness.2 Within your temple when we stand
to celebrate your liturgy,
Saviour, like stars in your right hand
may pastors of the churches be.3 Wisdom and zeal and faith impart,
firmness with meekness from above,
to bear your people on their heart
and love their souls with your strong love;4 To watch and pray and never fear,
by day and night strict guard to keep;
to pardon sinners, saints to cheer,
to nourish lambs, and feed your sheep;5 Then, when their work is finished here,
in humble hope their tasks resign,
when the chief Shepherd shall appear,
may they in glory ever shine.
I can find lots of clips of this text but none to this setting.