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A New Collection of Songs,
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Rev. Robert Lowry .^^ W. Howard Doane.
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UNTO HIM THAT LOVED US.
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oy in the God of my salvation. ----.- oyful in my house of prayer.
One is your Master, even Christ. ----- bey Ggd rather than men.
Yield your members servants to righteousness. - et not I, but Christ liveth in me.
illed with all the fulness of God. - ollow peace with all men, and holiness.
nite my heart to fear thy name. phold me with thy free Spirit.
et the word of Christ dwell in you richl; abor not for the meat which perisheth.
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ord, to whom shall we go ? thou hast the words of eternal life. ook unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth.
Arise ye, and let us go up to Zion unto the Lord. wake, thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead.
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oung meik and maidens ; old men and children.
anctify the Lord God in your hearts. ins unto the Lord a new song.
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Hab. 3 : i8. Isa. 56 : 7.
Matt 23 : 8. Acts 5 : 29.
Rom. 6 : ig. Gal. 2 : 20.
Eph. 3 : 19. Heb. 12 : 14.
Ps. 86: II.
Ps. 51 : 12.
Col. 3 : 16. John 6 : 27.
John 6 : 68. Isa. 45 : 22.
Jcr. 31 : 6. Eph. 5 : 14
I Thess. 5 : 5. Ps. 148: 12.
I Pet. 3 : 15. Isa. 42 : 10.
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Something to Feast the Soul.
How sweet are thy words unto my taste! — Ps. M9 : 103.
Robert LowRy.
1. Sometljing to feast the soul, O Lord, SometUiug to gath-er from Thy word. Give us to - day;
2. Give us to -day our dai - ly bread, That we, from Thy rich boun-ty fed, May grow with -iu;
3. Give us a pa-tient spir-it, Lord, For all the world can-uot ac- cord Such bliss-ful rest
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Tbat,\vhere-fiO-e'er our feet may roam. We may be drawing uear-er home Each night, we pray. And, o - ver-com-ing ev - ery foe. The sweet re-ward of faith may know, A rest from sin. As, when we lean up -on Thy word. Thy precious prom - i - seg af - ford To souls oppressed.
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Bright Glory to Come.
1. Eye hath uot seen, Ear hath not heard, Nor hath the fan - cy portrayed, What the dear Lord
2. Mansions of joy, ag - es ii - go Je - sns the Mas-ter fore- told; They are for ns.
3. Pilgrims are we, seek-ing to find Ke-gious than Ca -nnau more fair ; Heav'nis our home,
4. Loved ones are there, torufrom us here. We their dear fa - ces shall see; Not - er fare - well
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ov - er the tide. Where is no sor-row or care,
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Thou Hast Redeemed Me.
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2. Rich are the blessings Thou art be-sto\v-ing, Bonn - ti - ful Shepherd, Saviour di - viue;
3. Green are the pastures, cool are the wa - ters, Where at the noon-tide oft I re - dine;
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Tranqnil-ly stealing, slow-ly re-peat-ing, I have redeem'd thee and thou T suall not wea - rj-, walking be - side Thee, Thou hast redeem'd me, my life How shall I thank Thee, how shall I praise Thee?Thou hast redeem'd me, my life
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The Gentiles shall oome to thy light. — Isa. 60 : 3.
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1. Lord, a Saviour's love dis -placing, Show the hea-then lands Thy way; Millions still, like
2. Bring them home from ev - ery na-tiou, From the isl-ands of the sea; By the word of
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Come in and dwell with me.
I will come in to him, and will sup with him.— Rev. 3; 20.
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1. Come in, come in, 0 Sav-ionr mine. Come in
2. My soul from rnin Thou hast brought ; Come in
3. Cast ev - ery i - dol far a way; Come in
4. The bolt - ed door is o- pea wide ; Come iu
and dwell with me ; and dwell with me ; and dwell with me ; and dwell with me ;
My heart, my life, hence- I've found the rest that Ful - fill Thy prom- ise. For - ev - er here my
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guest a -bide; Come in and dwell with me.
Come in, come in and dwell with me,
yield my all to Tliee ; My heart, my life, henceforth are Thine ; Come in and dwell with
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Lift me Higher.
My soul thirsteth for God.— Ps. 42: 2.
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Sweetest Name on Earth.
The name of Jesus. — Acta. 8: 12.
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Sweet - est name in the realms a - bove. Sweetest name on earth is Je - sns;
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Sweetest name on earth is Jesus;
Name we plead at the Father's throne.
Sweetest name on earth is Jesus.
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Sweetest name on earth is Jesns;
First and last in the soui:; we raise.
Sweetest name on earth is Jesus.
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The Jordan is Rolling.
Israel came over this Jordan on dry land. — Josh. 4-: 22.
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2. Theworldis be -hind me ; life's tri-als are o'er; Lolheav'nis ap-pear-ing; Iseethel)lestshore;Bright
3. 0 Sav-iour, be near me; keep hold of my hand; The waters, tho' surging, will own Thy command; My
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Blessed be the Lamb.
Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord. — Mark. 11 : 9
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2. Lit- lie ones in the dayH of old, Saup; His praise in a measure bold; So we here in His
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Tenting by the Shore.
Whether we die, we die unto the Lord. — Rom. 14: 8.
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2. Hap • py now wiih Je - sus, they waut no more, Know-ing nei - ther pain nor care;
3. Teut-iug by the shore of the great, deep sea, Best - ing in the Lord, I wait;
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Tenting by the Shore.— Concluded.
meet tbem once a-giun, Yes, we'll meet them once agnin, With Je - 8us, in our home for ev - er.
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Blessed Spirit. (Invocation.)
Bless with the spirit. — 1 Con. 14.; nj.
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In our Snu - day School to - day;
Lord, to Thee our hearts in - cline;
Fill our souls with grate - ful praise;
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On the Field of Work.
Go work to-day. — Matt. 21 : 23.
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0 Light Of light, Shine in.
The Lord shall be thy everlasting light. — Ua. 60 : 20.
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Lord, I come to Thee.
I will arise and go to my father. — Luke 15 : 18.
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1. Lord, I come to Thee for rest, Guilt -y. help- less and un-done; Wearied, and by sin op -
2. When Thy Spir - it gen - tly strove To reclaim my err - ing heart, Urg-ing me my God to 3! O a-bused and slighted Lord, Can'st Thou such a heart re -ceive? Yes,Thoucau'.st;lorThy own
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Lofty Hills of Moab.
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Yet he knew it nut; Thus the hand whose mercy
Governs all onr ways, Out of deepest trial,
Brings the highest praise.
Still they Go and Leave us.
J. R. Ferguson. He shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry them in his bosom. — Isa. 4o; 11. J. B. Ferguson.
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2. AVhen a cherish'dblossom,Bloominginto life, Call'd lyileath'Kstembiddins;Qiutsthisworld of strife, Tho'
3. Wheuwepartfromschoolmates,Whom\velearn'dtolove,'rbo our hearts arestricken. We may meet. above. Where
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1 . Bright glo - ly beams are shia- ing clear A -round me day by day; Yet, if a - lone, my
2. Por - lentous clouds of grief and doubt May o-ver-c;ist my sky; The Saviour's voice i.s 3.111 bear thee o'er the deep, cold tide. To yon- der bliss- fal shore. Where trusting souls iu
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Secret Prayer.
Pray to thy Father which Is in secret. — Matt. 6 : 6.
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AVhen one by one. like thrends of gold.The hnes of twi - light fall,
I hearse -raph-ic tones thatfloat A - mid ce - les - tial air,
0 whenthe hour of deathshall come, How sweet from thence to rise,
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Beyond the Rolling Sea.
> out of the sea. — Isa. 63: 11,
D. B. PURINTON.
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Lord of Life.
I am the resurrection, and the life. — John 11 : 25.
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1. Lord of Life, my hungering heiirt Craves Thy liv-iug love to-day; Thou can'st faith and hope im-part;
2. I. like him Tliy love for-pave. Have de-iiied Thee o'er and o'er; Thou a-lone bast power to save;
3. Life for all the world hastThou;Thouart life, ThouRis - en One; Be my life, and let me now
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0 Sing to the Lord.
Enter into his gates with thanksgiving. — Ps. 100: 4.
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2. As brothers iu Christ we are baud-ed to-geth - er, New light and new life to receive from Hia love;
3. Then sing to the Lord.for the Lord's name is glorious, Each voice be up- lift -ed to join iu the strain,
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2. Yts, we loolc for their re - turniug, Till our ach - ing eyes grow dim ; But the Mas - ter too is
3. Place the watch lamp in the window, Let itsraysbumbrightandclear.LesttheBri'iegroomshouldKiir-
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Hosanna in the Highest.
Hoeannato the son of David. — Matt. 21 : 9.
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Jesus, our gracious Lord.
Beginning at Jerusalem.— Luke 34: 47.
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The ransomed of the Lord shall return, and come to Zion. — Isa. 36: 10.
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2. O Zi - ou !love-ly Zi - on ! thou carest for the low-Iy; Thy haaner of mer-cy still waving we sec:
3. O Zi - on ! love - ly Zi - on ! O when shall we behold thee,Thy beauty and splendor for ev - cr to share !
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Thou art the guide of my youth. — Jer. 3: 4.
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1. Come, my Re-deemer. come, Be Thou my sfciy, And thro' life's rugged path Di-rect my way.
2. Come, my Ee-deemer, come. My ou - ly ie.sl, And dwell with-in my heart A coustanl guest.
3. Come, my Re-deemer, come, I shall not fear The storms that o'er me break If Thou art near.
4. Come, my Re-deemer, come. My faith in-crease, Aud hash these longing sighs To per - feet peace.
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Early will I seek thee. — Ps. 63 : 1.
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2. No e - vil can ap-proach but Thou be - hold - est, No dan - ger compass me but Thou art
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near; My tremblingheart be-neathThywingThoufoldest, Wifh-iu Thy "secretplace" can come no
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2. Step by step, our journey will be bright -er,
3. Step by step, we soon will reach the riv - er.
If we're guid - cd by His ten - dt- r hand ; If the right we fiiith-ful - ly pur- sue; Just between us aud our bap -py home;
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Tidings from over the Jordan.
Mrs. A. E. Andrews.
Tidings came. — Acts 21 : 31.
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Saviour, Listen to our Prayer.
Who shall stablish you, and keep you from evil. — 2 Thess. 3'. 3.
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2. .Strength is Thine: Nve oft -en stray From the pure and ho - ly way; Wilt Thou guide us.
3. Then may we, when life is o'er, Stand with Thee on j'on - der shore; Freed from sin - ning,
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Neither shall there be any more pain. — Rev. 21 '. 4.
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2. Here the lov - iug and the los - ing, And the blind - ing tears; There the gaia that is e -
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Crosby. They shall march with an army. — Jer. 4-6: 22.
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1. March -ing along with ban-ner and song, We are com-ing bright as the daj-; Hope like an an - gel
2. Friends who behohl us gathered once more, See our numbers. mark how they grow; Led by the Siiv-ioiir
3. March - ing along with bim-ner and song, Straight before us, keep in the line Where our Commander
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; a-long, marching a-long, Voic-es blending, ; along, marching a-loug. This our watchword, the line, keep in the line, Marching, marching.
hearts full of glee; Love and beau -ty, smiling oer Trust in the Lord; If we bear His standard no march-ing a-long; May our Sav-iour find us ev
us. Crown our ju - bi - lee. Marching a-long with biy, Great is our re-ward. er Ley - al, bnwe and strong.
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He shall gather the lambs with his arm. — Isa. 40 ; 11.
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1. .\nd is it true, what I am told, That there are Iambs within the fold Of God's be- lov - edSon?
2. Auil I, a lit - lie stray-inglauib.May come to Je - sus as I am, The' goodness I have none;
3. 0th -ers there are who love me loo. But who, with all their love, can do What Je-sus Christ has done?
4. Thus, by this gracious Saviour fed, .\jid by His mer-cy geu-tly led Where liv-ing wa-tersruu.
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Maj-now be fold-ed on His breiust, .\s birds with- iu the par -eut nest, .ind be His lit - tie oue.
Then if He teach -es me to pmy, I'll sure-ly go to Him and say. Lord, keep Thy lit - tie one.
Mv greatest pleasure will be thi^. That I'm a lit - tie lamb of His 'Who loves the lit - tie one.
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Some Sweet Day, By and By.
Then I shall know.— i Cor. 13 : 12.
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1. We shall reivch the summer land, Some sweet day, by and by;
2. At the crys - tal riv-er's brink, Some sweet day, by and by:
3. 0 these i)art-ing scenes will end. Some sweet da j-, by and by;
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I take this Pain, Lord Jesus.
Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth. — Heb. 12 : es.
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3. 'Tis Thy dear hand.O Saviour, That presseth sore-
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D. B. PURINTON.
Beautiful Golden Grain.
Bringing his sheaves with him. — Ps. 126: 6.
Robert Lowry.
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1. Glow-iug ill tlitt sun-light, wav-iug iii the breeze, Harvest - er, look up, and see the fer- tile
2. Up, anrl with the morn-ing hast - en to the field; Harvest - er, a- wake, and speed thee on a-
3. Go and help the toil - ers, cheerihemnn their way; Harvest - ers for God, they reap e - ter-nal i. When at last the an - gels shout the '-Harvest Home, "Reapers one and all shall catch the glad re -
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sit no more at ease, Gath-er the beau-ti-ful rich reward will yield, Gath'ring the beau-ti-ful close the wea - ry day, Gath-er the beau-ti-ful joy- ful-ly will come. Lad -en with beau-ti-ful 1
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Beau-ti-ful golden grain, beau-ti-ful golden grain, Bending on the hill-side, stretching o'er the plain:
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0 Father Mine.
Let him deny himself. — Matt. 16: 24,
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1. 0 Fa-ther mine, to Thee My fe r- vent prayer as - cends That Thou wilt take from me M'hat-
2. From all I may not love Aiid be a child of Thine, I from this moment turn, Nor
3. And when my hour liii3 come, .^d death's cold waves ap-pear, Thy presence will sus - fciin. And
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Emily C. Pearson.
Be Not Weary,
Be not weary in well doing. — Gal. 6'. 9.
W. H. DOANE.
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1. Whentheclimdsaregatli'ringroumlthce.Looliiibove andtnist in God; lie not weary of tby la - l)or, 'J. Take thy place anions the workers, In tlic iielila of 'wliiteninigraiii; Take thyjdaeeand beartliy burden, 3. Call tbe lua-nytbat surrouud tbee, All the need -y, faint, uu - fed, From tlie highwaysaudtbe hedges,
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not wea - ry, not "we.a - i-y, not wca - ry,
Be lint weary, Toil, on-dnre.an<I reap re - wanl; \\k\ not "weary, Thou a rich reward sbalt jraiti; lie not weary, Break for tlii'in the liv - iiig bn-ad;
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Toil, endure, and reap reward. Thou a rieh reward sh.alt gain, ik for them theliving bread.
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Faint not, fear not; night's dark shadows, One by one, shall ]iass away ;
Look! behold the dawn of niornin;^^ Breaks wiih brij^ht and cheering ray;
Be not weary, God will bring tlie pi'omised day.
Oliver Crane, D. D.
The wide world for Jesus.
Preach the gospel to every creature. — Mark. 18 : 15.
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Robert Lowhv.
1. The whole wide world for Je - bur! For His is its do -main, And His is the do -
2. The whole wide world for Je - sns! 0 Church of Christ, n, - wake ! Put on thy strength, O
3. The whole wide world for Je - sus ! Re-ioice, ye saints, a -new! For bright-ly scenes pro-
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Zi - on. Thy posts of du - ty tjvke;
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FaNNV J. CR0S3V.
Marching on to Zion.
Be glad, ye children of Zion. — Joel 2: 23.
W. H. DOANE.
1. We are chil - dreu
2. Toil and dau - ger
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of a King, Marching on
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joy we sing, wea - ry feet. King shall see,
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Will you go Yet the King iiark. He bids
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Marching on to Zi - on, Where the King will lead the way. On our jonr - ney home ? Marching ou to Zi - on; O how oft His words we hear, Ou our jonr - ney home.
Marching ou to Zi - on; Till we reach the pearl -y gate, Ou our jour - ney home.
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Zi - on, Zi - on, Marching on to Zi - on: Soonwe'll enter the pearl- y gate, Soonwe'Ilgather houie.
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He watereth the hills.— Ps. 104 : 13.
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1. See the sparkling wa-ter, Flow-ingnow so free. Dancing do%vn the hill-side, M'imliug o'er the ka;
2. O the crvs-tal wa-ter, How we love the sight Of its waviu<< bean-ty lu the sun's fair light !
3. Pure, life-giv-ing wa-ter, Flow-ing free for all! Ill its draught uo serpent Lurks tocause our fall;
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Bring-ing health and vig- or To the toil-ing man, Flawhing in the snnliglit, Free frf>ni poison's ban. Ev - ery drop pel - lu -cid Sparkles like a gem. Brightest of the jew. els In a di -a-dem. Sing alond it«prais-es O- ver land and sea; Pur« and sparkling wa-ter Is the drink for me.
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Rev. K. B. Glidden.
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With Joy we Tread.
Into his courts with praise. — Ps. 100: 4-.
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1. With joy Thine earth-ly courts we tread, And here we wor-ship Thee, AVho left the re - gions
2. To Thee, O Lord, we join iu prayer. To Thee we raise ourKoug; We hear the precepts
3. Lord, meet us in this ho - ly place, Thy dwell-ing here be - low; Ee -fresh us with Thy
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tbank-ful voic - es here we raise To the dear name of Christ our King, We glow with sweet and fer - vent love For
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Him who reigns a - bove; We bring the trib - ute of our praise For Thy re - deem-iug love, to the Fa - ther pray; Con - trite and bro - ken hearts we bring. On this most ho - ly day.
all Thy goodness shown; And raise us from this low - er world To Thy ce - les - tial throue.
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Mrs. A. Z. Andrews.
I will teach you the good and right way. — t Sam. 12 : 23.
W. H. D04NE.
1. Jesa8(^ameavKlsouf;Utme,Iuto lifo He brought rae, Taught my grateful heart to sing The glad uew song;
2. By His love at-teud-e<l, ]!y His grace ilelVud-eii, Ev-erj' day He crowneth me With joy and soug;
3. When the shadows gather O'erthe lonely riv - er, When I hear the ech - o Of the an - gels' song, — ^ ^ ^ ti ^ ^ JL ^
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Praise and glory giv-ing Christ, the ever liv -ing, Praise to Him whose merc.y leads me All Should tlie way he dreary.I can nev-er wea - ry. Trusting Him who gen-tly leads me All bweet will betiiemoruiug.Edeus laud a- doming; Sweet-er far the love that led me All N
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Though I wander through the desert. Praise the Lord ;
All a-lon;: my journey, All along my journey,
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Jesus is Mine.
My beloved is mine. — Cant. 2: 16.
Robert Lowry.
1. .le - sus is mine, fnr - ev - '2. Je - sus is mine, for - ev - 3. Je - sus is mine, lor - ev -
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grace suf - fi - cient for the day. He binds Him - self to give.
Christ is mine,aud I am His, What dau-ger can be near?
shall be - hold His love -ly face, And wor-ship in His sight.
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Golden Gate of Prayer.
Daily at the gpate of the temple. — Acts. 3 : 2.
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I was Glad.
Let us go into the house of the Lord. — Ps. 122:1.
Robert Lowry.
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1. I was glad when they said un - to me, Let ns go to the house of the Lord, For my
2. I wa>i glad when I en-tered thy g.ites, O Je - rii -Ka-lem, cit -y of God; Here the
3. I will pray for thy peace, blessed home, And that plen-ty with -in thee be found; For to
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Lift up thy Portal.
Lift up your heads, 0 ye gates. — Ps. 24: 7,
D. B. PURINTON.
1. When I am wea - rr, Tuil - ing, op- pressed — Life's journey drear -y, Hope-Ie.ss, im-blfst. —
2. Wben I am stray -iug Far from my God — Du - ty de - lay - ing, Roam-ing a - broad, —
3. Waud-'riu;:; lu dark-ness, Sor - row and sin, Je - sus my Sav - iour Bids me come in.
4. Wln'u, at death's riv - er, Trembling I stand — E irth gone for-ev - er, Judgment at hand, —
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Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth.
Precious Promises.
Exceeding great and precious promises. — 2d Peter 1 : 4.
T. Frank Allen.
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1. There are )ire - cious prom - i - ses,
2. There are pre - cions prom - i - ses,
3. There are pre - cious prom - i - ses,
Rays of heav'u - ly light, Rich-es all di - viue,
Bread for all who nefd.
Shin - iug on our Gems of rar - est Plen - ty from the
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Gather them In.
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Fanny J. Crosby.
Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in. — Luke 14: 23.
Geo. C. Stebbins.
1. Gath-er tkem iu, for there yet is room .\t the fea5;t that a Kins has spread; 0 Rath-er thorn
2. Gath-er them iu, for there yet is room; Bntourhearts,howtheythrobwitli pain, To think of the
3. Gath-er them in, for there yet is room, 'Tis a mes-sas'- from God a- bove; O gath-er them
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Fanny J. Crosby.
This my Story.
The cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. — Gal. 6 '. 14.
W. H. DOANE.
1 . O the bless - ed cross of Christ my sto - ry ! There a heav - y lad - en soul he found me ;
2. O the bless -ed cross of Christ my sto - ry ! There He cleansed me in the fouul ofheal-ing;
3. O the bless -ed cross of Christ my sto - ry ! Though I tell it o'er and o'er for - ev - er,
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And the won-ders of His grace re - veal - iuij, Clothed my spir - it in a robe of praise.
Yet my thank-ful heart shall wea - ry nev - er Of a sto • ry that I love so well.
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They Build upon the Rolling Sand.
A foolish man, who built his house upon the sand. — Mat. 7! 26.
Robert Lowry.
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2. 'Tis not by works that we have done.But thro' our f'lith ill Christ a-loue, That wecau be se-cnre;
3. Then let us not with earnest care A worthless buiklinL; strive to rear, And la -bor thus in vain;
in the dark and stormy day, Their frail support shall fall a - way. And crumble in - ^Vhileon this sure fonnda-tion laid, Xo storm can make the soiil a-fraid. For its defense But fix our faith and hope a - lone Up -on that precious corner-stone Wljich ev-er shall
to dust, is sure, re main.
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No one, save Jesus Only.
M. LoWRiE HOFFORD. They saw no man, save Jesus only. — Matt. 17:8.
Robert Lowry.
1. No one.Riive Je-s>is on - ly,
2. No one.save Je-sns on - ly,
3. No oue.save Je-sus on - ly,
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Can bear my sins a - vay; No one.save Je-sus on - ly, — And un - to
Can pu - ri - fy my sonl; No one.snTe Je-sns on - ly, Can make my
Can bear my soul a-bove; No one, save Je-sus on - ly. Can fill it
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Him I pray; No one can cleanse this heart of sin. And make it white as snow;
spir-it whole; No one can fit it for the skies, Or dn - ty here be - low;
with His love; No one can make its hap-pi - ness As streams e - ter - nal flow;
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Ye shall find rest for your souls. — Jer. 6'. 16.
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Hubert P. Main.
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2. M'aiting till the war shall cease,
3. Wnitinc; still I can - not fi'ar, ,__♦__♦ ♦
Oft in toil-some paths and wide. And the war - rior find re - lease. With my Sav - iour al - ways near.
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Praise the Lord, Break forth in Song.
Fanny J. Crosby.
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The Master is calling for you.
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Christ hath Risen.
The Lord is risen indeed. — Luke 24; 34.
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1. Joy! a - pain the earth is wak - iug, Joy profouud,
2. On Ilis Res - ur - rec - tion morn-iug, (ir:ind-ly bright,
3. Mor - tal tongues their songs are blending. Songs of love,
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Christ hath Risen.— Concluded.
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From the dead He rose to - day,
Happy Little Pilgrims
Strangers and pilgrims. — Heb. ii: 13
Hubert P. Main.
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1. Happy lit - tie pilgrims. Wesbould ne'er be sad; For the love of Je - rus Makes His children clad.
2. In timt land so love-ly Ev - ery-thiuR is bright; There will be no sor-row,There will be no night.
3. Not a -lone we jonr-ney To the mansions fair; Je - sos is our Shepherd, He will lead ns there.
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Little Friends of Jesus. (Primary Dept)
Minnie B. Lowry
Greet the friends. -
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2. Help us each to be a sunbeam, Or a star to shine so bright. In the cor - ners,
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When the Bridegroom cometh.
Behold, the bridegroom cometh. — Matt. 25; 6.
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Robert Lowrv.
1. When the Uridegroom cometh, At riawn, or dark of ((XT', May we be read - y, waiting, For
2. When the Bridegroom cometh, What if our lampsbura dim? ThireU be no time to fill them, — Too
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For us He need not wait ; So liring the wedding garment,
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"Blessed is the man that keepeth the Sabbath." — Isa. 52: 2.
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2. Thanks for Thy ho - ly ■n-ord.Gmcions-ly given ; Thanks for the nar - row way Leading to heav'u;
3. Si - lent-ly, pen-sive-ly, Evening draws near;Voic-es in eho - rus sweet. Gently M-e hear;
4. Lev - ing - ly, ten - der - ly, Now, on Thy breast, Hold us in safe - ty, Lord, Fold us to rest;
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Thanks for Thy ho - ly word. 6racious-ly given; Thanks for the nar - row way Leading to heav'n.
Si - lent-ly, pensive - ly. Evening draws near; Voic - es in cho- rus sweet, Geu-tly we hear.
Lov - ing - ly, ten- der- ly, Novv,oa i'uy breast, HjIJ ns in safe - ty, Lord, Fold us to rest.
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0 Rock of Refuge.
My God is the rock of my refuge. — Pa. 94 : 22.
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Robert Lowry.
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2. O Kiick of lltfujje, iu Thy (jrace Receive me to Thy blest embrace; Grant me the longed-lor
3. O liotk of Refuge, Thou canst give A - bid - iug rest, and bid me live; A wea - ry, help-less
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Happy Beulah Land.
Here wo have no continiiing city. — Heb. 13: t*.
D. B. PUBINTON.
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1. We are a lit - tie pil-grim band, Trav'lin;:; on,
2. We are a . lit - tie sol-dier baud, M:irchino; on,
3. We are a lit - tie -workinij band, Toil - iu^ on,
4. We are a lit - tie Christian baud, Hop - iug on.
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Christian band, Hop - iug, pray - ing on.
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0 Praise the Lord, my soul.
Bless the Lord, O my soul. — Ps. t04 : i.
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Robert Lowry.
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1. Let all with - in me praise thennme Of heaven's nll-gmcions King: His truth and love my
2. How dark this heiirt of sin would be, Without one cheer-ing ray! Bnt Je - sua comes, the
3. O breathe Thj- ho - ly Gift a - gain, Come shed Thy love di - vine; We long to praise Thee
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Fanny J. Crosby.
Let me sing.
I will sing to the Lord. — Ps. 13: 6.
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1. Let me siug, the Lord has blessed me, Let me spread the tidings round; He from death to life has
2. At His feet I cried for mer - cy, At His feet my guilt confessed; There I took His yoke up-
3. Wake, mysoul, and all with - in me! Je-sas in thy song a-dore; His the kingdom, power, and
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He Giveth His Children Rest.
There remainoth therefere a rest to the people of God.— Heb. 4. : g.
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Sound the Trumpet
Make the trumpet sound throughout all your land. — Lev. 25: 9.
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Flowing for Thee.
Living fountains of waters. — Rev. 7 : 17.
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1. O come to the fountain of mer-i-y nutl love. Whose pure healiup; \v(\ - ter so gen- tly floth move;
2. Come hither, sad ninurner, by Ror- row oppress'd. Draw nif;h to this fouutjiin, anil you shall find rest; ■3. Come, weary and lad - eu with trouble of heart, 0 come to the fouutjiin.comejustas thou art;
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Wonderful Story.
In the volume of the book it is written of me. — Heb. 10 : 7.
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2. O tell me a - gain how He suffered and died, — Wou-der- ful. won- der-lul sto-ry;
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0 t€U me once more of the merciful Lord, — .
Wonderful, wonderful story ; Of the promises precious you find in His word, — •
Wonderful, wonderf"' story. — Cho.
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More, more like Thee.
Wb shall be like him.— I John, 3: 2.
W. H. DOANE.
1. Grant me
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Love that has learned to say, No -n-ill bat Thine; Still with a cheer-ful heat All to endnre; Cleansemef'romse-cret faults, Dwellthou within ; Near - er the crosswithThee Still would I live ;
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He is Abundantly Able to Save.
Able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think. — Eph. 3: 20.
Rev. E. A. Hoffman.
P. P. Bliss.
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Every day will I bless thee. — Ps. 145 : 21.
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2. RisewithHisfe.irbefore thee. Tell of the love He bore thee; Sleep wit i His shadow o'er thee. Day by dav.
3. Clondswith theirKilverliniiijj,Sorrownnd joy entwining. Thro' them the Lord is shining. Day by day. i. Such may be thy surroundin*; ; Still let His praise be sounding, Praise for His grace abounding, Day by day.
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An entrance shall be ministered to you abundantly. — 2 Pet. 11 11.
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2. Say, shall we find in that fair land im-mor - tal, Those we have cherish'd but lost by the way?
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We shall reach the Sunny Shore.
So shall we ever be with the Lord. — i Thess. a: i7.
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By and by ; We shall be at home at last.
By and by ; But the sweetest joy will be. When the face of Christ we see; We shall dwell with Him forever,
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Come, Great Deliverer, eome.
Thou art my help and my deliverer. — Ps. 40 ; 17.
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0 hear my cry, be giMcious now to me, Come, Great Deliv-'rer, come; My soul bowed down is
1 have no place, no shel-ter trom the night. Come, Great Deliv-'rer, come; OnelookfromTheewonld My path is lone, and wea-i-y are my leet, Come, Great Deliv-'rer, come ; Mine eyes look up Thy Tllou wilt not spurn con-tri-tion's broken sigh, Come, Great Deliv-'rer, come;Ke - gard my prayer, and
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Trusting wholly in Thy Word.
Mary F. Kirby. We should not trust in ourselves, but in God. — 2 Cor. t ; 9.
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Wondrous Stranger.
I was a stranger. — Matt. 251 4-3.
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1. Who mny be this wond'rous stranger passinc; by. Love and grief and pit - y blending in His eye?
2. Oucemy heart was hard.and would not bid Him stay, The' I saw Him passso wea-ry day by day;
3. Oft I marked that kiug-ly presence pass-iug by. Oft I saw the si - lent pleading in His eye;
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3. Quicker yet and quicker Ev - er on-ward pre.ss,
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Saviour, grant us now Thy Blessing.
There am I in the midst of them. — Matt. 18 : 20.
Robert Lovvry.
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2. From our bur - dens, Lord, re - lieve us, Ev - ery wait - ing epir - it cheer; In Thine arms of
3. When on earth uo more we gath - er, Grace and mer - cy to en - treat, In the kingdom
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Hear the Master Say.
Go work to-day in my vineyard. — Matt. 21 : 28.
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He ha.s need of thee, and his ur-jjeut plea Is, " The harvest now is white;" Let us quickly haste
Seek for sonls to win from the ways of sin; Work with cheerful heart aud true; Aud the jew-els rare
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Grace J. Frances.
What a Shout was Heard!
A multitude of the heavenly host praising God.— Luke 2: 13.
Hubert P. Main.
1. Wbat a .shout was beard iuthe realms of li^'ht, Wlien peace and truth, descending, With a marshal'd host in their
2. There wiis j oy , great joy — 'twas a glorious siglit^ The shepherds gazed in wonder, When the earth was filled with a
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utmost bounds of the worldshall wake One mighty soiigof love. King on, ye bells, ye chiming bells, Your an - gel band in a far - oif laud Proclaimed the Savour born.
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Wm. a. Muhlenberg. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. — Ps. 23: i.
John Zundel, i85i.
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2. Now these lit - tie ouea re - ceiv - ing. Fold them in Thy gra-cious arm; There, we know. Thy
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E, G. Taylor, D. D.
Jesus at the Well.
Jesus, being wearied with his journey, sat thus on the well. — John 41 6.
W. H. DOANE.
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1. How eweet from the seriptnrestbe i?to - ry we tell, Of Je - flus our Sav-iourwho sat
i2. O Bwcet were the wa-ters whichoamefrom the well Where Je-sus sat down, as the dearscriptures tell
3. O Je - BUS, our Mas - ter, who sat on the well, And taught this poor woman Thy sto - ry to tell,
And though He was wea^ry. He taujihtlTissweet law So kiurt-ly to her whohadcomethere to draw; I!iit sweeter, far sweeter and pur - cr are they That flow from the well of sal - rti - tion to-day; Wc too would proclaim it wher-ev - er we go, That all who are thirst-y Thy goodness may know ;
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Look up! Behold, the Fields are White.
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Rov. M. LOWRIE HOFFORD.
Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields. — John 4 : 35.
Robert Lowry.
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1. Look np ! behold, the fields (ire white. The harvest time is near; The Bummons of the
2. Look up! behold, the fields are white, The linrvest- ers are few; The gatheriug of the
3. Look up ! behoU, the fields are white. The Master soou shall come, Aud car - ry with re -
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Go forth in - to the gold - en grain. And Go forth throughout the bus - y world, The Andean you stand with cnip - ty arms, While
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The Border Land of Canaan.
Come to the borders of Canaan. — Exod. 16:
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2. Ou the Bor - der Land there are songs that rise, There are scenes that burst on my raptur'd eyes,
3. There is more to see. there is more to know. For the way grows bright as I on-wardgo;
4. When I cross with Hira o- ver Jor- dan's tide, And be-hold His face on the oth - er side,
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Border Laud of Canaan,
The Border Land of Canaan.— Concluded.
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Abide in me, and I in you. — John 15: 5.
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2. When the soft de\Fs of kind-ly sleep My wearied eye - lids gei -tly steep, Be my last tUo't,how
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4 Come near and bless ns when we wake, Ere through the world onr way we take; Till, in the ocean of Thy love. We lose ourselves iu hea%'en above.
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Mrs. Helen Wells.
In a Little while More.
What 13 this that he saith, A little while? — John 16 : 18.
W. H. DOANE.
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lit-tle while more, our precious store We'll lay at Je - sus feet, lit-tle while more, we too shall go Where love can nev-er die. lit-tlewhilemore,oursheaveswe'Ubind,Audtheu,e-ter- ual rest.
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In a Little while More.— Concluded.
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Ye havo in heaven an enduring substance. — Heb. 10: 34.
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92 Awake in Jesus.
Wallace H. Howell. 1 sliall be satisfied, whan I awano, with thy likeness.— Ps. 17: 15.
Robert Lowry.
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2. A . wake in Je - sus — sweet -est fiMme, To feel His breath like liv - ing flame; And hear my
3. A - wake iu Je - sns — heav'n-ly light, Whose presence drives a -way my night; Who bids iiie
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all His glo - rv trace. And see uiy Sav - iour face to face.
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Dr. C. H. Blackall.
Follow the Path of Jesus
He leadeth ma in the paths. — Ps. 25: iO.
1. Fol - low the pnth of Je- Kus, Walk where His footsteps laid; Keep in His beaming presence, Ev-ery
2. Cling to the hund of Je - sus, All thro' the day and night; Durk tho' the way and drear- y. He Avill
3. Work in the love of Je- sus, So shall your day be bright; Go to the vineyard ear - l.v. Work from
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Yield o - bedience true. Follow in the path. Follow in the path,Follow in the path where the Saviour leads. In His strength be strong. Tell them Je - sus died.
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Ye know not what hour your Lord doth come.-
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2. Glo- nous ■nill be His com-ing, But no oneknowsthe day or hour;No, not an - gels bright iu that
3. Quick -ly the hour is com-ing, When a - gain from that far-off laud He shall come and call for His i. ■• Watch, for the hour is com-iug,"Is thechargehe has leftjor all; Still your vig - ils keep, nor be
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Soon and Forever.
Thou Shalt know hereafter. — John 13: 7.
Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp.
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2. Soon nuii lor - ev - er,
3. boon and lor - ev - er,
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the breaking of day Shall diive all the niLjht-cl'indsof Bor row a - w.iy; thesol-dier lays down His sword for a harp, and his (iross for a crown; the war-fare of sin, Our fighting wilh-out and our cou-flict with-iu,
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Frances Ridley Haverqal.
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I could not do without Thee.
1 will never leave thee, nor forsake thee. — Heb 131 5.
Robert Lowry.
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be My on- ly hope and com- fort, Myglo-ry and my plea, way; Thou knowest, and Thou lead-est, And wiltuot let me Btray.
I could not do without Thee,
For years are fleeting last, And now in solemn silence
The river must be passed ; But Thou wilt never leave me,
And, tho' the waves roll high, I know Thou wilt be near me.
And whisper, "It is I."
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Forever Thine.
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Kept by the power of God.-
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J. H. Tennev.
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1. Lord, how ver- y oft - en must this licnrt of mine, With its falls and stumblings, wound Thy heart divine !
2. Failures all n-lonf; my pathway I can trace. Deafness to the teii-der whispers of Thy grace; 3.1 among Thy servants am the least of all, Weakest of tlie weak ones who upon Thee call; 4. By mylove iu-con-staut do I wound Thee sore ? For my sin and coldness mer - cy I implore;
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Pnr-don me, and own me still a child of Thine, 0 Thou heart di - vine.
Yet for this, dear Christ, turn not from me Thy face. Still I crave Thy grace.
Pit - y and com - passion show me when I fall. Pit -y when I fall.
0 forgive, and help me hence to love Thee more. Hence to love Thee more.
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98 Come Like the Leper.
Mrs. A. E. Andrews. There came a leper. — Matt, e; 2.
W. H. DOANE.
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2. With a cheerful step the leper went his way; Great joy had tilled his .soul; Forthe Lord reachedforth His
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3 Weary hearts bowed down, come worship at the feet Of Him, your Lord, to-day; O believe on Him who shed His precious blood
To take your sins aw.iy. Cho. — 0 the love, tender love, &c.
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Love of Jesus.
W. O. CUSHINQ. Thy love and faith, which thou hast toward the Lord Jesua^— Philem t 'G
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Robert Lowry.
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1. Let my heart be pure from sin, Filled with the love of
2. To my lips Thy truth im-purt. Filled with the love of
3. O what joy my soul hath known, Killed with the love of
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grace im-plore; Ye shall taste, and thirst no more, Filled with the love of Jo
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Fanny J. Crosby.
Hold Thou me up.
Jesua^stretohed forth his hand, and caught him. — Matt.i4:3i.
W, H. DOANE.
1. 0 Sav - ioiir mine, who now be - boldest me,
2. O Sav - iour mine, whose wings oershadow me,
3. O Sav - iour miue, how great Thy love to me !
4. Hold Thou me up, and, when Thou callest me
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My feet with joy - ful haste would fol - low Thou art my hope of im - mor - tal - i • Hold Thou me up, let me a - bide in I'll sing and praise thro' all e - ter - ni
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Thee; Lead Thou mo on wher - e'er I go.
ty. Thy voice a - lone my heart can cheer.
Thee; Keep Thou my baud still firm in Thine,
ty Thy grace, Tuy love, that brought me there.
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Jlold Thou me up.— Concluded,
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Father, before Thy Throne.
Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place. — Ps. 901 i.
Hubert P. Main.
1. Fa - ther, before Thy throne My soul would bow; Ne'er have Tasked in vain; O hear me now;
2. Fa - ther, this heart of miue, Which now I bring. Lies down be-fore Thy feet. A Ruilt - y thinp;
3. Thou art our dwelling place In ev-ery agj; lu Thy sweet love we trace Our her - i - tagt —
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2. What if round you fulls the night? See the Day-star gleam-iagbright ; What if clouds ob-
3. Child of faith, be firm, be strong ; Heav'nly hopes to you be -long; Tho' the earth be-
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2. He came, for he knew that his on - ly hope Must lie Ktiiid on the truth he heard; And he
3. He came, for he longed for the peace that flows From the joy of a pur-er life; And he
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Come, let us walk with Jesus,
And know that He is near ; Within His gracious presence.
We have no cause for fear ; There is no friend like Jesus,
No other loves us so ; His grace will bless and save us.
Wherever we may go.
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" Tis I ; Be not Afraid."
Wherefore didst thou doubt?— Matt, l*: 31.
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1. '-'Tis I; be not afraid,"— Tho' dark the cUy.Strenu'tU.wheu in duty liid, Drives fjar a - way; Safe 2 In -to tbisheartofmiue, WbereTlioudostsee.Put Thou astrengthdiviiie, To grow like Tliee; A 3. Kise, then, O fainting soul, With glad Kur-prise; Let end-less praises roll Up to the skies; All
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i. And lead lis not into temptation, bnt di- | liver | us from | evil: || For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, fur- | ever. | A- | men.
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2. O the comfort au J peace my soul hath kaowu, With my heart iu Him, iu His love a-loue; 'Tis the
3. Whatarepleasnres of earth to Je-sus' love? I have meat to eat that ye know not of; I will
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Abide with u3.— Luke 24: 29.
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2. Switt to the close ebbs out lit^'s lit - tie day;
3. I need Thy presence ev - ery passing hour;
4. Hold Thou Thy cross be - fore my clos-iug eyes;
The darkness deepens — Lord, with me a - bide; Earth'sjoys grow dim. its glo - ries pass a - way; What but Thy grace can toil the tempter's power ? Shine thro thegloomnud point me to the skies; I
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I now am so Happy.
With thee is the fountain of life.— Ps. 36: 9.
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1. I now am so liap - py in Je - sus' sweet love. No sor - row my heart can con-trol;
2. I know I'm a sin - ner, a sin - uer redeemed, A brand tak- en out of the flame
3. The way is so sim - pie the fool-ish may ran, The halt and the blind may come too;
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2. Kaith wings my soul to Thee; O may I ev - er be Close to Thy side; Close to the
3. Faith wiugs my soul to Thee; Make Thine a - bode with me, Je - sua my King; While at Thy
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Hold On, Hold On.
Look not behind thee. — Gen. 19: 17.
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2. Are youstroug inthefaith?hold on.hold on, No matterwhitthe worldmaydo; Keepyonr eye on the
3. Are you safe intheArk? hold on, hold on, Tho' drifting o'er a stormy way; It will rise, it will
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end its reward will bring; For the! tried and the true shall receive at last A crown from theLord our King.
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H. BoNAR, D.D. For this my son was dead, and is alive again ; he was lost, and is found. — Luke 16: 24-.
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2. " From the land of hunger. Fainting, famished.lone, Come to love and gladness, My son ! my som !
3. " Quit the haunts of ri - ot, Wasted, woe - be - gone ; Sick at heart aud wea - ry, My sou ! my sou !
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Unforgotten one; Here is rest aud plenty. My son ! my son !
7 "Thou art friendless, homeless,
Hopeless, and undone; Mine is love unchanging. My son ! my son !"
Because Thou leadest Me.
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Ha leadath mo.— Ps. 23: 2.
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2. And tho' af - flio-tious, (iiiy by day. My lot on earth may be, I'll bear them all with
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2. Stand like Dan-iel, firm and fear-less; Ask of God a - bove Abram's faith and Ja - cob's ftr - vor,
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3 Stand like Dauirl, bear with patience .ill our trials here;
Knowing this, in eveiy danger Aid divine is near.
4 Stand like Daniel, trusting ever, — — -J-, Till the strife is pist; -? — I] We shall triuniiih. God has promised
Victorv at last.
The World for Jesus.
The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, — Rev. 11 : 15.
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2. The world for Je - sus— pa - tient - ly The cross be - low we'll bear, Till, suf-eriug o'er, we
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Put on the armor of light. — Rom. 13 : t2.
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2. Cast a - way the works of darkness, Light is dawning from on high; Christ the Daystar shines a -
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2. To onr Fa-tber, and our Saviour, To the Spir • it. Three in One, We shall sinf; glad songs of
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Master, Speak.
And he saith. Master, say on. — Luke. 71 40.
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3. Wns it e'erknown, siucetimi tpe-Riin. That one horn l>liudwashe:iled of _ni:in? ]>nt He who scnt-ters
4. This wondrous man! is He the Lord? And am I list-'uing to His word? My Je - sns too! I
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God's Promises.
And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes. — Rev. 21:4.
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Come, ye children, hearken unto me. — Ps. 34.: 11,
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The Highway of the Lord.
Prepare ye the way of the Lord. — Isa. 40 : 3.
Robert Lowrv.
1. The Inghway of the Lord prepare, The hi,£;h - \v:iy of the King
2. Let tles-ert isles lift up their heads, Let des . ert lauds re-joice;
3. The glo-ry ol the Prince of Peace Shall eov - er all the earth;
4. The world be - fore Hi.-.i shall appear,Ke - spou-sive to His call;
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I am the door. — John 7 : 9,
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Thine, wholly Thine.
"We also joy in God. — Rom. s: 11.
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2. There's a joy that is born not of earth, And it tells me, in language di - vine;
3. There's a joy that no sor - row can reach, For it sweeps ev- ery cloud from the sky; 4.0 that joy in my heart will I sing. Till I rise in Thy like - ness to shine;
But it thrills ev - ery chord in my soul, For I know, blessed Lord, I am Thine.
That I live in the breath of Thy love, As the branch draws its life from the vine.
How it breaks in the mid- night of gloom! And its light is the smile of Thine eye.
Then for ev - er and ev - er pro -claim. Thro' the gift of Thy grace I am Thine.
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We are little Children.
"Those that seek me<arly shall find me." — Prov. e; 17.
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2. Lit - tie frieuds of Je - sus. What a hap-py tho't ! What a precious promi.se. lu the Bi-ble taught.
3. Lit - tie friends of Je- sus. Walking by His side. With His arm around us, Ev- cry step to guide.
4. We must love Hiui dear-ly. With a constant love, ThenweUgo and see Him, In our home a-bove.
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Only a Doorkeeper.
I had rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God. — Ps. 84; 10.
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Make Me like the Palm.
The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree.— Ps. 92: 12.
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2. Let my wings of faith be spread. Bcarme to the nier- cy - seat; Blend my spir-it with its Hfad,
3. Let myleavesbe green .ind fair, Chistfrius,' fruits in me a-bouiKl;All mydeedsThy love declare,
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hen full age at last has come, hen beyond the ,Jordan-tide, Garnered to my heavenly home, Let me with the glorified
Sing the triumphs of the Lamb, Bear a conqueror's fadeless palm; Sing the triumphs of the Lamb. Bear a conqueror's fadeless palm.
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Live to Do your Duty.
Lord, what wilt thou have ma to do? — Acts 9 : 6.
Robert Lowry.
1. Live to do yoiirdu -ty, That your life maj'bexr Smiles of lif^'htautlglnduess For a world of care;
2. Live as lives the sunshine, Lone-ly hearts to cheer, When the flow'rs. ire faded O'er a pathway drear;
3. Live to fol-low Je-sus, Braveaud trueandstroug;He will giveHis children Vic -tor v o-verwrong;
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Beautiful Way.
The way of peace. — Luke i : 79.
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1. Beau- ti - ful way, Imllowed and blest. Lending us home to a mansion ofre.st; Wisdom declares,
2. Soft-ly n voice murmurs with-in, Turu from the world and the pleasures of 6in;Comeand re-joice;
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4 Beautiful way, gladly we sing,
Praise and thanksgiving to Jesus we bring; Still may His love teach us to pri\y, Help U8 to walk in the beautiful way.
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Saviour, while my Heart is Tender.
Rev. John Burton. While he was yet young, he be^n to seek after Qod.— 2 Chr. 3*: 3.
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Grace J. Frances.
Bright Forever.
The hope which is laid up for you in heaven. — Col. l ; 5.
Hubert P. Main.
1. Breakiug thro' tlie clouds that gather O'er theehristi^m'sna-tal skies, DistLvntbenms.likefloodsof glo-ry,
2. Yet a lit - tie while we lin-ger, Ere we reach our journey's end ; Yet a lit- tie while of ia-bor, 3.0 the bliss of life e -ter-nal!0 the long un-bro-keu rest! In the gold - en fields of pleasure.
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One Loving Word from Jesus.
In his word do I hope. — Ps. 130 : 6.
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2. Whentheheiirtis lone - ly. When it lougs for rest. Go to Him who loves thee, Lean thou on His breiist.
3. When the heart is breaking, Cruslied with grief and pain. How that word from Jesus Thrills its chordsagain! 4.0 thatwordfromje - SU.S, Breathediutonesso dear, Gives us joy in sor- row. Gives us hope in fear.
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" Even a child is known by his doings." — Prov. 11 ; 20.
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2. Howhap-py was the lit - tie lad Who brought his fishes small, His sim - pie cakes of bar- ley bread,
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love may venture with a cift. Where angels wojild not dare. Thou up - on the earth to - day. Or I in heaven a - bove.
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Yet far and wide through all the world,
With famished hearts and sad, How many children wait, dear Lord,
For joys we long have had; I'll gladly send Thy Bread of Life,
To these so dear to Thee, While Thou dost whisper to my soul,
This hast thou done for me.
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Remember in Youth thy Creator.
Remember now thy Creator. — Ecc. 12: 1.
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Underneath are the everlasting arms. — Deut. 33! 27.
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1. Whftt tho' the tem-pests rage around thee. Child of- the liv-ingGod? Fe«r not to tread with
2. Strong is the Hand th:it leads thee forward, Changeless the Father's love ; Dread not the surg-iug
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Our Missing Treasures.
In my Father's house are many mansions. — John. 14: 3.
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1. Ceiu^ie, my heart, these enrthly clinRings, Life is bnt a fleeting day: One by one its links are
2. Faith-fiil friends around ns gath-er, Faithful friends onr footsteps guide; But how ma - ny more are
3. Call not back the dear de - part-ed. Anchored safe where storms are o'er; On the bor - der land we
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Pastor's Welcome.
Esteem them very highly in love, for their work's sake. — 1st Thess. 5: 13.
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2. Welcome, welcome, friend and pas -tor. Thou to ev-ery heart so dear; Wehaveloug'dfor thy re -
3. Wclcome.welcome.frieud and pas- tor. This our earnest \vi.sh for thee: May the God of all pre-
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Sing with a Tuneful Spirit.
The righteous doth sing and r^oioe. — Ppov. 29: 6.
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3. Siug in the vule of shad - ows, Siug in the hour of death, And when thu eyes are
a - tor, Wuile oa the pil - grim way; Siug when the birds are wak-ing. Sing with the moruiug giUh - ers ; Sweet is the voice of song; Siug when the sky is ilark-est, Siug when the thuudt re clos-iug, Siug with the lat - est breath; Sing till the lieart's deep lougiugs Cease ou the oth - or
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J4MES MONTQOMERY.
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Be Joyful in God.
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord. — Ps. 100 : 1.
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Lord, answer Prayer.
Let my prayer come before thee. — Ps. 88: 2.
W. H. DOANE.
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Our Home Bright and Fair.
In my Father's houae are many mansions. — John. 14: 2.
W. H. DOANE.
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1. Now the Saviour invites you to come, And fly to the arms of His love; In His kingdom of grace there is
2. Are j-ou thirsty ? reiuein- bertha call: O come, andsal-va-tioo re-ceive; For the fouut:\in is o - pen to
3. Are you wea-ry,andsighingfor rest? To Je -sus your refuge re-pair; Hewill pil-lowyourheadouHis
4. To the faithful a promise is given, Who meeklj'Hiscounsel o-bey, Of a crowu of re-joic-ing in
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Great High Priest.
We have a great High Priest. — Heb. 4-: 14.
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Passed ou man's devoted race; True belief nud true repeutjiuce
Are Thy gifts. Thou Gotl of grace.
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Lead me In the way everlasting. — Ps. 139.' 24.
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Come unto Me and Live.
Helen R. Younq. Ye will not come to me, that ye might have life.— John, b: 4.0.
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2. Come un - to me aud rest. O weii-ry wiindrer, come ; Tlion shall be fnl - ly blest. Find
3. Once more thy Sav-iour calls, Once more His voice we heiir ; The evening twi- light falls, The
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Blessed is the people that know the joyful sound. — Psa. 89; 15,
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2. Tell out the joy - fill ti - dings, That all His gmi^e may share, Who, trust-iuo on - ly
3. Tell out the joy - ful ti - dings, That all who now be - lieve, The gift of life e -
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The Eleventh Hour.
He knocked saying, " May I now enter there?"— Pi7^rim> Progress.
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W. H. DOANE.
nt the wick - et grtteV Who standeth there in the twi - light gray?
all the long. long d:iy ? Why lose the path? It was plain to thee.
3. What fruit hast thou from the fields so fiir? What golden sheaves tliat tliy bauds have bound?
4. What ijlca hast thou for thy sUj^-ht-ed Lord, If now His car He would bend to thee?
1. Who knocketh now 2- Where hast thou been
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Now wea - ry I come to the wick-et gate. And ven-ture to knock, tho' the hour be late.
Kaught, naught do I bring from my waud'rings wide. But witherml, pale leaves at the e - ven - tide.
0 poor waiidriiig one from tlie world of sin. In Je - sus' dear name, wca-ry one, come in.
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"Let your light bo sliine before men.'
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Hubert P. Main.
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Je - sus, Je'- sus, Je - sus,
Shining, shining night and day; Siiining brighter ev - erj' day; Where to-day He pla - ces me ;
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Je sns, Shining.shining night and day. Shining.shining,
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I would be a Light for Jesus.— Concluded.
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Benedictus. (For closing of Service.)
Grase be with you. — 2d Tim. 4. ; 22.
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2. And now, deir Siiv - iour, tm we \axi, Ira - press Thv truth on cv - erj- heiirt;
3. Con - trol our thoughts, our foot - steps guido; M;iy pence heucel'orth in ds a - liii^e;
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And mav this bo - Iv Sab - bath be A day's march near - er. Lord, to Thee.
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Watch, Brethren, Watch!
Like unto men that wait for their lord. — Luke 12 : 36.
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2. Pray, brethren, jiray ! The sands are fall- in?; Pray, brethren, pray! God's voice is call - ing;
3. Praise, brethren, praise! The skies are rend -ing; Praise, brethren, praise! The iight is end- ing;
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He shall give you another Comforter. — John 14-: 18.
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1. Ho - ly Spir-it from a - bove, Giltainlpk-cIf;eof Je-sus' love, To this wen rv bouI of mine,
2. Give niestreugthforev - ery clay, Ketpine i'ailli-fiil in the \v:iy ; Biileachdoubtaudmurniurceuse,
3. Now in Zi -ou'sanx-ious hour.Couiewithpen-te-rost-al power;Shinvorso!blessU);^ widely give, i. More iindmore of Christ re -veal, Ful-ly my re-demptiou seal ; Glo-ri-fy my Lord in me,
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Come with rest and life di - vine. Ho
Fill me with Thy light and peace.
Cause the dead in siu to live.
Till H.s glo - ry I sludl see.
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0 Glorious God.
Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised. — Ps. 48 ; 1.
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2. 0 boun-ti - ful God ! at - tcn-tive and kind, Thou fullness of light to souls that are blind — To
3. O AU-lov-ing Go 1! be- uignautaud pure. Thou Saviour of souls, whose promise is sure — To
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man in his Rtreugth came forth from Tbylian J, He fonnd his first dwell-ing a par - a - dise laud, ev - ery earth-want, and ev - er>- soul - need, As beams of the morn - ing with sue - cor they speed. Je - SU8 has died our ransom to pay, To lead us in tri - umph to glo-ry's bright day.
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I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep. — Ps. a: 8,
Hubert P, Main.
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The Lron of the tribe of Judah
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2. O hap-i^y, hap-py tidings, the kingdom now is opened. The seals are all broken ; procl limit a- far ;
3. Ho-san-na in the highest, all glo-ry ev - er-Iastiug, Thecrossanditsbannertriumphantshallwave;
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X).S.-Swe^ardhem if ihefaiih-ful, we hear it, and, re-joic-ing, Ourhearisinglad)neasurekeeptunew'Uhthesong.
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Worthy the Lamb.
Worthy is the Iamb that was efam. — Rev. 5: 12.
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1. Sing, my soul, the sweetest Kong — Wor-thy the Lamb, wor - thy the Lamb — Ev - er sung by
2. Lo, He marks each fall - in<< tear — Wor-thy the Lamb, wor - thy the Lamb — Kuows the se - cret
3. Saved by His a - ton - ing blood — Wor-thy 'he Lamb, wor - thy the Lamb — Kings and priests we
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slain, The Lamb of God whose pre - cions blood Was nev - er shed in vain,
slain; For Him we count all gold but dross. And earth - ly loss but gain, powers; He holds for us the heavenly hei^'hts.And Bcu - lah's Land is ours.
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Unanswered Yet?
Though it tarry, wait fop it. — Hab. 2 : 3.
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Kire,sometime,soraewhere:TV>e Lord will hear yonrpmy'r. you.sometitue.soinewhere ;Tlv.^ Lord will heiir your pray'r.
Unanswered yet? nay, do not say ungranted ;
Perhaps your part is not yet wholly done ; The work began when tirst your prayer was uttered,
And God will finish what He has begun ; If you will keep the incense burning there,
His glory you shall see, sometime, somewhere ; The Lord will hear your prayer.
Fanny J. CHOser.
All Thy Lambs.
He shall gather the lambs.— Isa. 4o: it.
W. B. BRAOeuRr.
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All Tliy lambs Thou hast en -rolled ; Let me now Thy blessing share ;
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4 All thro' life be Thou my guide. Keep me, Saviour, near Thy side ; Thou my guardian. Thou my friend, Safe from every snare defend.
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Third Commandment. (Primary Dept.)
Remember all the commandments of the Lord. — Num. 15 : 39.
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2. How ma - ny break the Lord's command, And take His name iu vain; Bxit if they tho't how
3. 0 let us pit -y them, and pray That they may be for - given; May come to God thro'
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If by grace, then is it no more of works. — Rom. It : 6.
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2. 'Twas gniee that l^d my wand'riiis;fVet To tind fit last the mercy scat; Aud Rnice ar-rays me
3. 'Tis all of grace.the light, the strength, That brings my soul to heaven at length ; That brightens all the
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Wells of Elim.
And they came to Eiim, where were twelve wells of water. — Ex. 16: 27.
W. H. DOANE.
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1. Cool from the ■wells of E - lira, Soft - ly the -na-ters bright, Un-der the ■waving palm trees,
2. CHit of the rock in Ho - reb. Smote by a woudrons rod, Quick-ly thegushiug wa - ters
3. Pur- er than ■wells of E - lim Uu - der the palm tree.s fair, Sweeter than Horeb's wa - ters
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ly, There was a na - tion strong, ing. They who re-belled be - fore, cy. Fresh from the springs a-bove,
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Kest-ing awhile by Eiim's wells, Prais-ing the Lord in song. 0 how a soul in Je - sus Now, with delight and wonder filled. Drank and were glad once more. Je - sus the liv - mg wa - ter gives. Bought with redeeming love.
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2. Sav-ionr, I trust iu Thee, AVhere'er Thou lead - e.st me, Joy - ful I go; Help me to
3. Sav - iour, I trust in Thee, Thon giv - est life to me, Thon art the vine; Precious to
4. Sav - iour, I trust in Thee, Grant that my life may be Act - ive and pure; All that I
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Dear Lord, I need Thee.
I will not let thee go, except thou bless me. — Gen. 32 : 26.
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What rest and peace I know ! Dear Lord, until Thy blessing comes,
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Little Samuel. (Primary Class Song.)
The Lord called Samuel. — 1 Sam. 31 4.
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Making melody in your heart. — Eph. 5; 19,
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May Snmnel's God he mine,
To K»iJe Die evt-ry Any; To smile in ten^ler love.
And bear me wlieu I pmy; Then if with all my hrart
I try to do His will. The hand that led my early years
AVill lead me onward still.
Wm. F. Sherwin.
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2. Gracious ilas-ter,
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W. H. DOANE.
Go ye therefore and teach all nations.— Matt. 28; 19.
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Bring forth the Royal Robe.
Ha was lost, and Is found. — Luke 15: 24.
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1. Bring forth the roy - nl robp, Bt'-hoU, the lost is found; Bring forth the sig - net rinfj, Let
2. Now sprenil the fes - till boixrcl, Tlie ban -quet-inp; pre -pare; And let the lost one, foaud, The
3. There's joy ou eurth be - loH-,Theru's joy in he:i vena -bove, When one re-peut-ing soul Ac -
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Pisgah's Mountain.
Get thee up into the top of Pisgah. — Deut. 3; 27.
Wm. B. Bradbury.
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2. Christians, behold the hill of Zi - ou ; See where our pur-est treaRnre lies;
3. We're pressing ou with ea - ger longing, Soon we shall reach the swelling tide ;
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Voices, Happy Voices.
Take fast hold of instruction. — Prov. 4; (3.
Dr. Lowell Mason.
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2. Voic-es. hap-py voic-es, On the gen -tie summer breeze; How sweetly they come to the
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God be merciful unto us, and bless us. — Ps. 67: 1.
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2. Gruit ns Thy peacB up -on our homeward way; With Thee t.e -Ran, ■nith Thee shall end, the day;
3. Gnntus Thy i)eact,Lord,thro'the com -ing night.TuruThoufor us its dark-uess in - to light;
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Dost thou believe on the Son of God? — John 9 : 35.
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Jubilate ueo.
Praise ye the Lord. — Ps. 150: 6.
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At the Jordan.
And the people hasted and passed over. — Josh. 4: 10.
Robert Lowry.
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2. With the'cloud by day and the fire by night, All the journey has our hope been glovv-ing;
3. To the Jor - dan's brink we at last shall come. And the Ark of God will cleave the riv - er;
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Seoketh that which is gone astray. — Matt. 18 : 12. I'lxg. W. A. Williams.
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j While the good Shepherd for-wardpres.sed.Hi.s head in sor-row bowed.
„ 1 "I saw Thy flock at peace with- in Thine own well-<{uard-ed fold;
■ ) O Shepherd, pause, for wild the gale That i-ag - e.s o'er the world ;'
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3 "Bnt since Thy flock are all secure. Why to the height repair? If Thou hast ninety-niue at home. Why for a truant care?" "Dearer to me thau all the rest, Is that poor struggling son;
I cannot stay, I must away. To seek my little one !"
4 Even so, I thought, our gracious Lord Hath in His heart divine A wealth of love for all His saiutu — For all the ninety-nine; But most He loves, and most He seeks. His soul by sin undone; And still Ho sighs, "I must away. To seek my little one !"
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1. I am Thine, O Lord, I have henrcl Thy voice, And it told Thy love to me; But I long to
2. Con-se - crate me now to Thy serv-ice, Lord, By the pow'r of grace di - vine; Let my sonl look
3. O the pure de-licht of a sin - gle hour That be -fore Thy throne I spend, When I kneel iu
4. There are depths of love that I can - not know Till I cross the nar - row sea. There are heights of
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PASS ME NOT.
1 Pftjsis me not, O gentle Saviour, Hoar my htiniMc cry;
While on uthei'S Tliuu oil smiling,
Do nut ]>uss inu by. Clio.— Snvionr, Savionr, hearuiy humble ery; Wliile on others Thou urt vulllug, 1*0 not pass me by.
2 Tnistiu;; only in Thy merit, Would 1 seek Thy face ;
Heal my witiuuled. brokt-n spirit. Save me by Thy graee.
3 Thou tlie Spring of all my comfort, ^lore than lile t'l me.
Whom have I on eailh beside Thee i Whom in beuvcu but Thee/ '■ f!"*''^ Fanny J. Crosby.
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OLIVET.
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1 My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Savi»iur divine ! Now hear me while I pray. Take all my guilt away; O let nie from this day
IJe wholly Thine.
2 y\i\y Thy rieb gnioe impart Strength tn my fainting lieurt,
My zeal inspire; As 'riiifu hu.Ht died for mc, O may my love to Thee Pure. wanu. and changeless be,
A living lire.
Ray Palmer, D.D.
187 PRECIOUS NAME.
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1 Take the name of Josur with you, Child of sorrow and of woe —
It will joy an4l comfort give you. Take it, thru, where'er you go. Cho. — I'reeions name. () Iimv sweet!
Hope of t-arth and joy of heavu;
PreeiiMis nam*'. <> hi>w swft-t !
H(i|ie of earth and joy of hcav'n.
2 O the precious name of Jesus! How it thrills our souls with jny.
When His hiving arms receive us, And His songs our tongues employ.
3 v\t the name of .Tesns bowing, Falling jirostrate at His feet. [Him.
King of kini:s in heaven we'll crown When our journey is complete. opTr^bi, Mrs. Lydia Baxter.
188 EVERY DAY AND HOUR.
1 Saviour, more than life to me.
I ain<-linging, clinging close toTlieo; Let Thy precious blood applied Ktep uic ever, ever near Thy side. Ekf. —
Every day. every bonr, L<*t nn* feel Thy cleansing power ; May Thy tender love to mo Biudmecloser, closer, Lord.toThce.
2 Lot me love Tbee nmre ami nH»re, Till this tieeting, rte*rtiiig life is uer ; Till my soul is lost in hive.
In a brighter, brighter world above. f^^jr^'^ Fanny J. Crosby.
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HE LEADETH ME.
a blessed thought! heavenly' comfoi"t
1 He leadeth me! O words with
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Wlmte (-r I do, where'er I be,
Still 'tis (idd'sliand that leadetli me.
Ref. — H« leadetl. ni". He leadeth me,
liyhis ownliaui^ He leadeth me;
His faithfidlb^iowe:* I woul I be,
For by His hand He leiKleth me.
2 Lord. Iwiiuldeliv^p Thy hirudin mine. Nor ever luunnur nor ropi-Mc — l!oiitent, whatever lot 1 st'O,
Since 'tis luy Uod that leadetb me. Prof. J. H. Gilmore.
lyil HAPPY DAY.
1 0 happy day that fixed my choice On Thee, my Saviour and my God ;
Well may this glowing hi-art rejoice,
And ti'Il its raptures all ahroad. Clio. — Happy day. hajipy day. When Jrsus washed my sins away ; He taught me how to watch and pray, And live rejoieing every day ; Happy day. happy day. When &c.
2 Now r<sl, my longnlivided heart; Fixed on this blitssful centre, rest ;
Nor ever from Thy LonI depart, With Hiui of every g(M)d possessed.
3 High heaven that beard tho solemn
vo\r. That vow renewed shall daily hear. Till in lif»"s latest honr I bow,' And bless in dt-alh a bond so dear. Rev. Philip Doddridge.
191 LOVING KINDNE33.
1 Awake, my soul, in joyful lays. Aud siuj; tliy si't^'^t Redeeuu-r s luaisc; IK' ju.stly rlaiius a soug I'ruui me ; His loviiij: kindness, (> how free! His lovinj; kindness, iovinii kindness, His loviug kindness. O how fiue!
2 He saw nie rnineil hy the fall, let luvrd nic. notwithstaudin:^ all ; He saved lui^ from uiy lOst estate; His loving kindness, O how great !
3 I often feel my sinful heart Prone from my Savinnr tn di-part ; Bnt though I td't liave Him forgot, His loving Icindness ehauges not.
4 Soon shall I pa«s the gloomy rale, Soon all my mortal powers must fall ; O may my last, expiring breath
His loving kindness sing in death.
Rev. Samuel Medley.
192
MARTYN.
1 Jesus, lover of my soul,
Let me to Thy hosom fly. AVhile the raging billows roll.
While the tempest still is high ; Hide me, O my Savi()ur. hide.
Till the storm of life is past; Safe into the haven guide. ;
U receive my soul at last.
2 Other refuge have I none ;
Hangs my helpless soul on Thee
Learr. O leave ine not alone ;
Still support and comfort me; All my trust on Thee is stay'd.
All my help from Thee I bring ; Cover my defenceless head
"With the shadow of Thy wing. Rev, Charles Wesley.
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CORONATION
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1 All hail the power of Jesus' name !
Let an'j:els jiiostrate fall: Bring forth the royal diadem. And crown Him Lord of all.
2 Ye chosen seed of Israel's race,
Ye ransomed from tlie fall. Hail Him whnsavesyouby Hisgrace, And crown him Lord of all.
3 Sinners, whose love can ne er forget
The wormwood and the gall. Go, spread your trophies at His feet. And crown Him Lord of all.
4 Let every kindred, every tribe,
On this terrestrial ball, To Him all majesty aseribe, And crown Him Lord of all.
Rev. Edward Perronet.
HAMBURG.
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1 Just aa I am, without one plea
But that Thy bhiod wa.s shed forme.
AndtliatThoubidstmeeinne toThee.
O Lamb of Uod ! I come, I come.
2 Just as I am. and waiting not To rid my soul of one dark blot,
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To Thee, whose blood can cleanse each spoi, O Lamb of God ! I come, I come.
3 Just as I am, though tossed about With many a conflict, many a doubt. With fears within, with foes without,
O Lamb of God ! 1 come, 1 come.
4 Just as T am. poor, wretched, blind, Sight, riches, liealing of the miml. Yea. all 1 need, i i Thee to And.
O Lamb of God! I come. I c<mie.
Charlotte Elliott.
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I NEED THEE.
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1 I need Thee every hour, Most gracious Lord:
No tender voice like Thine
Can peace afford. Ekf.— I need Thee, O I need Thee, Every hour I need Thee ; O bless me now, my Saviour, I come to Thee.
2 I need Thee every hour ;
Stay Thou near by ; Temptations lose their power AVhen Thou art nigh.
3 I need Thee every hour,
In joy or pain ; Come quickly and abide, Or lile is vain.
4 1 need Thee everv hour,
Most Holy One: O make me Thine indeed. Thou blessed Son. nyri'ht. Mrs. Annie S. Hawks.
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Suve from wnitli and iiinko me pure.
2 Colli il my tear-i forever flow. CoiiUl my zeal nolangnor know. These for jjin could not at<me; Thou must save, and Thou alone ; In my band n»» price T Imn^ ; Simply to Thy cross I cliuj;.
3 While I drftw this fleetin}; breath. When my eyes shall clone in death, Wlien I nse to worlds unknown. Ami behold Thee on Thy throne, — Kock of ajres, eleft for mo.
Let me hide uiyaelf in Thee.
Rev. A. M. Toplady.
197 HENDON.
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1 Bless, O Lord, the openinj; year, To each soul assembled here ; Clothe Thy word witli p4>werdivino, Make us willin*;; to be Thine.
2 Shephi-rd of Tliyblood-bouj;ht sheep, Teaeh the Htonv heart Ut weep ; Let the blind have eye^ to see.
tn-e thenj&elvtri. and look to Thee.
3 Wliere Thou bast Thy work bejruii. Give new Htren;;th the race to run ; Scatter darkness. <lonbts. and fears, Wi])(; away the mourner's tears.
4 Bless us all. both old and youn;» : Call forth praise from every tongue: Let the whole asivmbly prove
All Thy power and ail Thy love.
Rev. John Newton.
WEBB,
1 The mornin.ij lii;ht is breaking ;
Tlie darkne-s disai>])ears ; The sons f)f eartli are waking
To penitential tears; Each breeze that sweeps tbcocean,
Brings tidings from afar, Of nations in eouiniotion.
Prepared for Ziun's war.
2 See heathen nations bending
Bt'tore thi^ Ood we love. Antl thousand hearts ascending
In gratitude above; M'hile sinners, now ctmfcssing,
Tlie gosjtel call obey. And seek the Saviour's blessing,
A nation iu a day.
3 Blest river of salvation.
Pursue thine onward way; Flow thou to every nation. Nor in thv riehnet^s stav ; Stay not till all the lowiy
Trinm)ihant reach their home ; Stay noi till all the holy Proclaim, " The Lord is come !" Rev S. F. Srtiith. 187
BETHANY.
1 Nearer, my Oo<l. to Thee,
Nearer to Thee ! E'en thiHigh it he a cross
That raiseth nie ; Still all my sou'^ shall be, Nearer, my Goil, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee !
2 Thou;rh, like the wanderer,
The sun gone liowu, Darkness be over me,
My rest a st<ine ; Yet in my dnanis I'd be Nearer, my (lod. to Thee,
Nearer to Thee !
3 There let my way ai>pe-ar
Steps unto heaven ; All that Thou si-ndost mo
Iu mercy gi\i'ti; Angels to iMekou nie Nearer, my (;(Mi. to Thee,
Nearer to Thee !
Mrs. Sarah F. Adams.
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AM BOY.
1 *• Christ the Liu-d is risen to-day," S(uis of men and angfls cay : Haise your joys and triumphs high ; Sing, ye heavens, uud earth, reply.
2 Love's redi'eming work is done. Fought the light, the battht wim; I)eath in vain Ibibids llim rise, Christ hath opened Paradise.
Rev. Charles Wesley.
201
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\\' here bright aiiy.c*l feet have trod— With its (.-i-yKtal tiile fttrever
Flowin;^ itVoiu the throue of God I Cno.—
Yes, "We'll iratluT at the river, The beautiful, the beautifid river — Gather with the saints at the river That tiows from the throue of God.
2 On the marjjin of the river.
Washing' up its silver spray, We shall walk and worship ever, All the happy, jjolden da3'.
3 On the hosoiii of the river.
Where the Saviour-Kin^ we own, We t-hall meet and sorrow never, 'Xcath the glory of the throne.
4 Soon we'll reach the shining river,
Soon our pilj^rimajie will eease ; Soon our happy hearts will quiver With the melody of peace.
Rev. R. Lowry.
202
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1 Blest he the tie that binds
Onr hearts in christian love: Tli(_- fellowship of kindred minds Is Uke to that above.
2 Before (nir Father's throue
"We pour our iu'dcnt prayers;
Our fears.our hopes, our aims areone, Our comforts and our cares.
3 We share onr mutual woes, ( >ur mutual buidens bear; And often for each other flows The sympathizing tear.
Rev. J^hn Fawcett.
203
MISSIONARY HYMN.
1 From Greenland's iey mountaiur
From India's coral strand. Where Afric's sunny fountains
Roll down their gohlensand — Fi-om many an ancient river,
From many a palmy plain, They call us to deliver
Their laud from error's chain.
2 What though the spicy breezes
Blow soft o'er Ceylon's isle : Though every prospect pleases,
And only man is vile: In vain with lavish kindness
The gifts of G(»d are strewn ; The heathen, in his blindness.
Bows down to wood and stone.
3 Shall we, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high, Shall we to men benighted
The lamp of life deny! Salvation, O salvation"!
The joyful sound proclaim, Till earth's remotest nation Has learned Messiah's name.
R. Heber. D.D. 188
DYING LOVE.
1 Saviour, Thy dying love
Thou gaxest me. Nor should I aught withhold,
Dear Lord, from Thee ; In love my soul would bow,
My heart fulfill its vow. Some offering bring Thee now.
Something for Thee.
2 O'er the blest mercy seat,
Pleading for me, My feeble faith looks up,
Jesus, to Thee ; Help me the cross to bear,
Thy wondrous love declare, Some song to I'aise. or praver,
Something lor Thee. *''"'>"'" S. D. Phelps. D.D.
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AMERICA.
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1 My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee I sing ; Land where my fathers died, Land of the iJilgrim's pride, From every mountain side
Let freedom riug.
2 Our fathers' God, to Thee, Author of liberty,
To Thee we sing : Long may our land be bright With freedom's holy light; Protect us by Thy might.
Great God, our King.
S. F. Smith. D.D.
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
The numbers indicate pages.
Activity— 14, 31. 32, 4°, 42, 53- 59- 83.87,93. 110, 114, 115, 126, 130, 131, 132, 138, 150.
Affliction— 38, 39, 120, 139.
An'niversarif,s— 36, 44, 176, 180.
Bible — 3, 50, 16S, 180.
Childhood and Youth— 30, 37, 62, 66, 85, 121,
133. 137, 159- Christ, Birth of — 84, 122, 156.
Kesurrection of — 23, 46, 60, 187. " Second Advent of — 25,63, 94, 116, 127,
152. " Coming to— 16, 30, 34. 56, 65, 79, 103,
118, 133, 145. '86. " Invited TO— 33, 52, 56, 71, 74, 98, 108,
112, 123, 147, 171, 172, 183. " Praise to— 9, 11, 24, 26, 47, 58, 67, 68, 104, 157, 185, 186. Closing School— 64, 102, 107, 151, 173. Consecration— 7, 8, 15, 41, 73, 81, 99, 124, 167,
182, 187. Dependence— 5, 15, 20,29,34, 47, 65, 78, 82, 96,
100, 107, 118, 129, 135, 146, 164, 186. Faith— 16, i8, 20, 30,31, 48, 54, 55, 75, 79, 102, 105, 109, 113, 119, 138, 161, 163, 174, 175, 185, 188. Heaven— 4, 10, 17, 20, 22, 28, 38, 51, 57, 69, 76, 77, 88, 91, 117, 120, 134, 144, 170, 188.
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Holy Spirit— 13, 153.
Hope— 17, 32, 35, 44, 88, 90, 92, 95, 127, 141, 170,
178. Jov — 46, 50, 68, 100, 106, 108, 124, 128, 140, 141,
142, 161, 169, 176, 185. Life and Death— 4, 10, 12, 19,38, 51, 90, 96,
107, 139, 152, 178. Love — 99, 100, 106, 179, 186, 188.
Missionary — 6, 27, 43, 70, 87, 115, 122, 148, 156,
168, 187. New Year — 187. Opening School— 3, 13, 50, 82. Our Country— 27, 188.
Primary Department — 33, 37, 61, 62, 66, 85, '21. '25, 133, 136, 155, 159, 160, 166.
Praise TO God — 46, 58, 67, io6, iii, 141, 142, '54. 165, 176.
Prayer — 21, 34, 49, 82, 85, 89, 94, loi, 105, 109,
143, 158. Repentance — 16, 78, 80, 97, loi, 103, 149. Rest— 22, 57, 69, 77. Salvation-54, 55,70,71,72, 74, 86, 123, 145,
161, 162, 183. 184, 187. Temperance— 45, 132. Thanksgiving — 24, iii, 142. Worship 3 46, 50, 58 89, 142, 154.
INDEX
Titles in Small Caps— First Lines in Roman.
A.
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Ahifle with nie! fast fulls 107
AmiAHAMS FAITH lH
A CHlMl's FIKST PUATEK 155
AJ.J. ATXING 47
AlUinil the power of Jesus' natne 193
All Thy lambs 139
And is it true, what I am tolil 37
Akt Tiioi- Hf. that should come 137
At tlm jrDldon jrate of prayef 49
At THE JOIlllAX .' 1 "S
AWAKK. ASH SHOUT HOSAXNA 1-23
Aw.iUo! for till* Master is callin;j 59
AWAKK IX JKSI'S 92
Awake, mj' soul, in joyful lays 191
B.
Bkautiflt, golden GRATX 40
EFAUTIFUL HILLS OF GLOIIY 91
BKALTIFL'L WAT 131
HKfALsK Thou i.f.adest me 113
Bk jovful in God 14-3
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Be NOT WEAUY 42
Beyond the rolling sea 22
BLEstsED BE THE Lamb 11
Blessed home-land 117
Blesseii Jeaus. in Thy Fold 1S9
Blessed Simkit 13
Blessed Sjiiiit. rest, we pray 13
Bless. O Lord, the openiui; year 197
Blest bo the tie that binils 202
Breaking throuj^h the elouda 134
no. Brtght forever 134
KlHGHT GLORY BEAMS 20
Bright gi.oiiy to come 4
BlilXO FOUrU THE KOYAL KOBE 169
C.
Cast awat the works of Ill
Cease, my heart, these earthly 139
Chrlst hath uisex '. 60
Christ is ali 1S4
''Christ the Lord is risen to-day ".. .. 200
Clinging close '. 107
Come, Great Deliverer, co.me 78
comk in and dwell with me 7
Come in. come in, O Saviour 7
Come, let us sing of Jesus 104
Come LIKE THE lei'EU 98
Come, niy Kedeemer, come 29
Come u.vro .me axd live ,. 147
Come, ye children 33
Cool from the welU of Elim 1(32
Day BY DAT "5
Dav had .softly faded 18
Dear Lord, I need Thee 1114
Dear Redeemer, only Thee ir>7
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Enough for mk 119
Evening hymn .' (j4
Evextide 107
Every word of God is ruiiK ISO
Eye hath not seen, ear hath not 4
Faith wixgs my soul to Th ee 1 09
Father, before Thy throne 101
Flowing for thee 71
Follow the path of Jesus 93
Forever Thixe 97
For this sweet hour, O heavn'ly King., l.'tl
Free grace 1(11
From Greenland's icy mountaiaa 203
From the lofty hills of Moab 17
Gather them 1!» S3
Glad tiilinjrs! glad tidings! 183
Glidinj: o'er life's fitful waters 117
CtI.ORIA Patri 165
Glory be to the Father 165
Glowini: in the sunlight 40
God's phomisks -. I'JO
Golden gate of prayer 49
Dear Saviour, take iny hand 146 I Grant me a deeper love 73
Draw me neakkk Is2 [ Great High Priest 145
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Index.
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HAPPT BF.ri,\H I.ASIl 66
HAl-rr LlTTLK FII.CKIUS 01
}lKAItTIIK MASTKriHAV M
Hu came in tin* liiisli nf the Rileut 103
llF. OIVKTII Ills Cllll.riBRS KKST 69
HK IS AUrxllANTI.V AllLK TO 8AVB 74
>le liailel li iiie : U bluiMed thuuKht ! . . 189
HkiiF. ANIITIIKIIE S5
lli'ic tlh- llallll^ noil the conflict 33
ills I.ITTI.K ONE 37
Hold on. iioi.o on 110
Hoi.ii Thoi me LP 100
}IoLY Sl'IKlT KKOM AnOVK 153
HOSANXA IS TIIK IIK1HE8T 26
Jlinv 8ww*t friiiii the scriptnrea 86
llnw sweetly o'er the mouutaiu 156
llL'USLKV . . ." 69
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I am thine. O I.oi<l, I have 182
I IIKLIEVE IX .Jk.'-cs 175
I CANXOISKKK TOO EAKI.V 30
1 COfl.O Xol no WITHOUT TlIEE iXi
Is A Llm.E WHILE .MuUE 90
1 iiecil Thee every himr 195
1 NOW AM no HAl'l'V IOC
111 iHM-ri-ct triiFtt, I nnw commit 113
111 the lanil «if stnumel^ 112
111 the rimiiMioiis eternal 69
I MttMiil he.Hiile a ilyintr heil 184
Ij* vmir haiKl on t]ie phiw 110
1 TAKE TMI8 PAIS, LoilD JESUH 39
IWA^IiLAII 50
I ivill tell wh.1t the Loiil hath clone... 106
I WOL'LU HE A LIGHT FOE jEliUS 150
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Jacob's dream 18
jesl's at the well 86
Je.siis eame ami sought me 47
.IRHUS 19 MINE 48
Je.siiH, lover of my aoiil 192
jEbL'b, OL'K GKACIOL'8 LOBU 27
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.Toy ! again tho earth i« wakinjt 60
Joyful ;iway to l'iH;iuhs niouiitaia.... 170
.foyful we in our fSal>i>ath homo 11
Jov, jov.jov to-tlay 176
Ji;'l>ILATE L)F.0 176
Ju8t Utf 1 aiu, without one plea 194
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Let all within mo praise the name C7
Lkt ME sixo 68
Let niy heart he pure from sin 99
Lll-TME IIIGHEK 8
LiFr 1.P Till' poiirAi 51
LmXE ClllLIiKEV, COME TO JESIIS 121
Little KitiExiia OF jKsus 62
Little Samiei 166
Live to do voi:k dutv 130
Lofty HILLS OF Moa» 17
Look if! iiEiioi.n, the fields 87
L0UI>, A.NSWEK PKAVEU 143
Loiill, A SAVIOfU'S LOVE DlbPLAYIXO. 0
Lor<l, how very ofleii must this heart. 97
Loud, I come to thee 10
Loud OF life 23
LOVB OP jE8i;8 99
Mike ME I.IKE THE PALM 129
MaKCHING AI/)Mi WITH UAN'XEU 36
^[AIU'III.NO OS TO ZlOX 44
Mastrk. speak 118
MlllIK, SIOKE LIKE TlIKR 73
My coniitrv. 'lif* of thee 205
Mvfiith hioks up to Thee 1«6
ilY HEAItT OVKUFLOWl.\G 12S
Xearcr. my Goil, to Thee 199
No ONE, BAVE JE8L'8 0SLT 56
XO OTHEK GUIDE 29
Now 1 lay me ilown to sleep 1 " "
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O come to the fountain of mercy 71
O KaTHEK MINE 41
O ItLoicious God 154
() hapjiy ilay that fixoil my choice 190
O hear my cry, he pracious now 78
() Light op light. bhise is 15
OSK LOVING Woltli FltOM JeBUS 135
Only a dookkekpeh 126
0.\ the FIELD OF WOIIK 14
O PUAISE THE LciKD, MV Kill 67
O precious praise of God's dear 161
O ISOCK OF HLFUGE 63
OSISG TO THE LOKD 24
O Saviour mine, who now 100
() TASTE AND 6EE 171
O tell me still uiru-e of the.. 72
O the hlcs.Hed cross of Christ 54
Our Fal lier who art in heaven 103
Our HOME HKIGHT AND FAIK 144
Or 11 MISSING TltEAsniF.S 139
Over my spirit, sih-ntly musiug 5
O ZiON ! LOVELY ZiosK 28
Pass mc not, O pentle Saviour 1P5
pAsTOIt'S WELCOME. ', 140
IV.icefully, IratKiuilly 64
IMsGAll BMOL'STAIN 170
I'lniiled in Thv house. O Lord 129
ruAlsE THE LoKD, ItKEAK FoltTII 58
Pi-aise the Lord, praise the Lord 58
PlCKCIOfS PKOMISEB 52
Precious tidin<:s we hear 132
Pliceu yet, and ruiiKtt el
Remember in youth thy Creator... 137
KEST AND HOME 57
Xow tho Saviour invites you. . 191
144 Kock of Ages, cleft for me.
Index.
NO.
Saviour, again to Thy pear name .. 173 Saviour. GRANT us now Tiiyhlessing 8'3
Saviour, I trust in Thkk 163
Saviour, listen to our prayer 34
Saviour, nioin than life to mo 188
Saviour. t,\ke my hand in Think 146
Saviour, Thy dyinir love 204
Saviour, whilk my heart is tender. 133 Saviour. WHO thy eluck art feeding 85
Say. shall we meet, aud forever 76
Secket prayer 21
Seethe si'AUKLiNG WATER 45
Shall we gathiT at the river 201
ShaLI- WE MKKT? 76
Sins, TTiy soul, the sweetest song 157
Sing WITH a tuneful spirit 141
somb sweet day, ity and iiy 38
Something to feast the soul 3
Soon and forever. 95
So UND the TRt;MPET 70
Speed the day 132
Stand LIKE Daniel 114
STia* lIY STEP 31
Still they go and leave us 19
Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear . . 89 Sweetest name in the realms above... 9 Sweetest name on earth 9
T.
Take the name of Jeans with yon 187
Take the promise 102
Tell out the joyful tidings 148
Tenting hy the shore 12
Thanks to Thee Ill
The bORDER land of Canaan 88
The eleventh hour 140
NO.
The Good Shepherd 179
The highway of the Lord 122
The-Ioudan is rolling 10
The King's highway 106
The Lion of Judah 156
The Lord commanded Abraham 174
The LoitD'S PKAYER 105
The Master is calling for you 59
The morning liirht is breakinir 198
The promised hay 18 dawning 168
There are jtreeious promises 52
There is an hour of calm relief 21
There's a. joy that no thon<;ht 124
There was oue who canie and knelt... 98 The snow wjis driftinj; o'er the hill. . . 179
The whole wide world for Jesus 43
The wide world for Jesus 43
The world for Jesus 115
TiiEv nun.D upon the rolling 55
Thine, wholly Thine 124
Third commandment 160
This my story 54
Though I AM RUT A little child — 136
Thou hast redeemed .mr 5
Thou must re horn again 103
Tidings from over the Jordan 32
" Tis I: RE NOT afraid" 105
TlCUSTIXr. WHOLLY IN THY WORD 79
Trust to tlie Lord to hide thee... 75
Unanswered yet ? 158
v.
Voices, happy voices 172
NO.
"Waitinj! still, wtiate'er betide '»7
Watch and puay *M
AVatCH, liltETIlREN, WATCH ! 152
Watch, for the liour is coming 94
We are a little pilirrim band 66
We are children of a Kin^; 44
We are LITfLE CHILDREN 125
We are little friends of Jesufl 62
We aie on our march throujih a 178
Welcome, WANDERER, welcome 112
Welcome, welcome, friend aud pastor 140
Wells of Elim 162
We mu-st not break God's holy law. .. 160
We shall reach the sunimerdand 3b
We shall REACH THE SUNNY SHORE.. 77
What A shout was heard 84
AVhat though the tempests rage .. 138 When I am bowed with ;;rief and loss 120
When I am weary 51
When I soujrht tlie ear of the Strong. 88
When little Samuel heard 166
When the Bridegroom cometh 63
When the clouds are gathering round 42
When the heart is weary 135
When the hearts we fondly 25
Wliero Thou dost bid mo come 143
Where will you go? 183
While to Zicm we are marching 114
Whoever receiveth the Crucified One. 74
Who Jesus is, I cannot tell 119
Who knocketh now at the wicket 149
Whomav be this wondrous stranger.. 80
Within the roval city 2C
With joy Thiiie earthly courts wo 46
With joy we tkkad 46
WONDEItFUL STORY 72
Wondrous Stranger eo
Worthy the Lamb 157
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