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-INTRODUCTION-
The following quotation from the pen of Henry Ward Beecher suggests the high ideal which we have had in the compilation of "Sunday School Hymns No. i": —
"Music is not simply a vehicle for carry- ing a hymn. It is something in itself. No tune is fit to be sung to a hymn which would not be pleasant, in itself, without any words.
In selecting music, we should not allow any fastidiousness of taste to set aside the lessons of ex. perience. A tune which has always interested a congregation, which inspires the young, and lends to enthusiasm a fit expression, ought not to be set aside because it does not follow the reigning fashion, oi conform to the whims of technical science.
There is such a thing as Pharisaism in music. Tunes may be very faulty in structure, and yet convey a full-hearted current that will sweep out of the way the worthless, heartless trash which has no merit except a literal correctness. And when, upon trial, a tune is found to do good work, it should be used for what it does, and can do.
Congregational Singing will never become general and permanent, until the churches employ tunes which have melodies that cling to the mem. ory and touch the feelings or the imagination."
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2. Fa-ther, we would ev - er, Live as in Thy sight; Thou dost know our long - ings
3. Help us to re-mem-ber, Thou art ev - er near; Teach us lov - ing-kind - ness,
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Ten-der-ness and cheer. There is much of sor - row. In this world be - low;
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2. Hark, the tramp of com - ing le - gions, Hosts of Sa - tan now must quail,
3. Hark, the tramp of com - ing le - gions, March- ing on-ward mill- ions strong.
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2. Some one needs the com -fort that a song can bring, If thy heart is hap - py
3. Ma - ny are in sor - row and the clouds hang low, You can cheer and com - fort
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3. Morn-ing is com-ing,
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2. Take me now, Lord Je - sus, take me, Let my heart be ful - ly Thine:
3. Send me. Lord, where Thou wilt send me. On - ly do Thou guide my way;
4. Let nie do Thy will or bear it, I would know no will but Thine;
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2. Give your ser - vice to the Lord a-bove ; Tell a-broad His love ,■ all His goodness prove.
3. Clad in ar - mor, giv - en by your King Haste His praise to sing, — loy-al ef - fort bring,
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3. Praise ye the Lord! sing your glad ho-san-nas; An- gels a -doreHim,and saints in light,'
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3. Slug of the peace He doth be-stow, Of thegreat joy His lov'd ones know; And of com-
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1. Einging from the mountain floating o'er the plain, Hark! we hear the ech-o of a
2. Ten-der-ly He watcheth o'er our steps each day, Lov-ing-ly He guid-eth lest we
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2. Be a lit -tie sunbeam ev - 'ry-where you go; Shine, O shine for Je-suswith a
3. Be a lit -tie sunbeam shin-ing bright and clear; Some one may be waud'ringin the
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2. Lift-ing Hisban-ner, the field we take, We would faith-ful be and true; Then
3. Trust- ing the grace that hath led us on, Let us fal - ter not nor fear; So
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on to the front for the Mas-ter's sake, And our strength He will re - new.
soon will the day of His triumph dawn, Press on, with a song of cheer.
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1. A happy band of help-ers, To - day we gather here, To gain new hope and courage For
2. In life's un-ceasing con- fiict As soldiers we'll endure, A-lone we need not struggle, God's
3. With hearts of glad en-deavor We'll journey bravely on, O let usfal-ter nev-er Till
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That we may do our du - ty And nev-er be a - fraid. Then let us in His ser-vice Be ev - er brave and true. But we'll go onward fearless, For God our strength shall be.
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2. 'Tis the day when man's Re-deem -er Rose tri - umph - ant o'er the grave;
3. 'Tis the day whose rest and glad - uess Show what all my life should be;
4. 'Tis the day whose calm, so ho - ly Shad- ows forth the bet - ter rest,
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Call - ing to the house of prayer.
Tell - ing thus His pow'r to save.
Find- ing Je - sus all in me.
With their Lord, su-preme - ly blest.
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Our Sab-bath song, Our Sab-bath song. We raise to Christ our Sab- bath song.
Faith's Sabbath song, Faith's Sabbath song, I'd sing each day faith's Sabbath song.
Heav'n's Sabbath song, Heav'n's Sabbath song. We'll sing th' e-ter - nal Sab- bath song.
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2. The Lord of the har- vest is com - ing, The world shall ac-knowledge His might
3. The Lord oi the har-vest is com - ing, " Be read - y " He bids thee to wait,
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2. Soldiers of the cross where your banner goes, Fol-low it with zeal Be as true as steel,
3. Soldiers of the cross, forward march to-day, Brave-ly on- ward go. On to meet the foe;
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2. 'Tis sun-shine, 'tis sun-shine, the lit - tie deeds of love, That glo - ri - fy the
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1. We -walk by faith and '"ot by sight, Yet all our on - ward path is light;
2. By faith we live thro' Je - sus' name, By faith the prom -is - es we claim,
3. O, may our faith each day in - crease Till doubt for - ev - er - more shall cease,
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And safe in realms of end - less light, Our faith shall change to fade-less sight.
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2. The moon and stars so bril- liant would lose their ra - diance bright, Should
3. And as the world of na - ture must die with - out the sun, The
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where His light doth shine, The life re - fleets His bless- ed beams di - vine.
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1. We will follow Je - sus, Tho' we may be small ; Gladly may we lis - ten To His lov- ing call.
2. We will follow Je - sus, Ev'ry where He leads; Show Him unto oth-ers By our lov-ing deeds.
3. We will follow Je - sua, To the lands a- far. Till each tribe and nation See the "Morning Star."
4. Just to follow Je - sus. Makes the day seem bright, Fills the heart with sing-ing Thro' the darkest night.
Life-tie ones may follow — Follow all the way. Je - sus bida us fol- low Ev-'ry pass-ing day.
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2. Je - sus,Lord and Mas-ter, At Thy sa - cred feet,
3. All our days di- rect us In the way we go,
4. Then with saints and an - gels May we join a - bove,
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1. Hark! the sound of sol - diers marching, See the ban-ners wav-ing free; 'Tis the
2. See the trou-bled souls made cheerful, By some lit - tie acts of love; See the
3. See the wea - ry ones re - joio - ing, As the ea - ger chil - dren run Here and
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4. Lcrd, grant as we sail life's o - cean, Or delve in its mines of woe;
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1. Children in the long a - go, Came with loving hearts be-fore Him, He doth all the
2. Children in the temple grand Sang " Hosanna! " with rejoic-ing. So, to-day the
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2. In the name of Christ our Leader, Tak-ing up the Spir-it's sword ; In the mighty fray,
3. Marching ev-er up-ward, on-ward, Steadi - ly the ranks in-crease; Soon in chorus grand
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'Neath His banner bright. Marching in the light.
Then with shout and song we will march a-long.
We shall dwell above in the realms of love.
Mes-sa-ges of vie - to- ry they bring. Fearing not tho' countless foes we meet. Where our precious Saviour is the Light.
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1. With our ban-ners wav-ing high, On - ward we will go, "With our might- y
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3. Fol - low His steps to - day, This is the bet - ter way, Learn- ing to
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1. Ye are the seed of the king-dom, The seed that is grow-ing to- day, The Gos - pel by
2. Grain that is springing and grow-ing, Its fruit-age will cer- tain- ly find, What-ev - er is
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1. Just a dain-ty basket Filled with autumn bloom, Yet it brought the sunshine To a
2. Just a sweet bird-car-ol Trilled upon the air, Yet a heart was lightened Of its
3. Just a glad ' 'good Morning, " On a day so drear, Yet as if by magic Skies seemed
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near or far, There is freedom in the gleam Of each Stripe and Star; Let us firm - ly
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1. Wor- ship the King in His beau- ty, Bow at His feet and a - (lore, Heav'n with an
2. Sing of themight-y Re-deem-er, Rul - er of earth and of sky, En - ter His
3. Hail to themight-y Je- ho - vah! Hail to the Lord on His throne! Zi - on with
anthem is ring - ing Praise Him for - ev - er - more : Ra-di-antorbs He ere -a- ted,
gates with thanksgiving; Sound forth His praise on high. Fountain of life and sal- va - tion,
rap-ture is sing -ing. He is our God a - lone; Crown 'd with a glo -ry im-mor-tal.
Form'd by His wise de - cree, Hope of the years to be, Bright avS the sun is He,
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2. Lit -tie hands may work for Je - sus, And lit- tie lips may speak His praise;
3. Ev - 'ry lit - tie life will need Him, No oth - er friend such love will show;
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3. "Ck)mefol- low Me! " He soft-ly cries, "I can -not lead you wrong;.
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2. Nev - er, nev - er be dis - cour - aged, Tho' the shad - ows lie Dark - ly
3. Take your bur-dens all to Je - sus, Cast on Him your care, He will
4. Vain and en7p-ty sin-ful pleas -ures. Soon shall reach their end, Je - sus
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2. Oh, stand for the right, o - bey the law di-vine! Stead -i - ly, stead - i - ly,
3. Oh, stand for the right, for - get-ting all the past, Press-ing on, press - ing on.
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1. Wher the blessed Master walk'd upon the earth, Lit-tle children lov'd to lin -ger near;
2. In *hedarkestmidnight or the brightest day, He will be your Saviour just the same;
3. Nev- er was a friend so faithful, kind and true, One who would your ev'ry burden share ;
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3. Our souls can nev - er die, Tho' in the tomb We all may have to lie.
Stored in the bre<'ist : Like childhood's sim-plerhyraes,Said o'er a thoiis-and times, In win -fry hours. But when the gen - tie dew Gives them their charms a - new, Wrapp'd in its gloom. What tho' the flesh de - cay, Souls pass in peace a - way.
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Re - mem - ber His gift of Je - sus, . .
Re - mem - ber Hislove on Cal - v'ry, .
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2. Sa - tan's fear- ful onslaughts can -not make you yield, "While we trust in Christ, our
3. Let our glo - rious ban - ner ev - er be unfurled — From its might-y stronghold
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1. Oh! say, can you see, by the dawn's ear- ly light, What so proud-ly we hailed at the
2. On the shore, dim-ly seen thro' the mists of the deep, Where the foes haughty host in dread
3. Oh! thus be it e'er when freemen shall stand Be-tween their lov'd homes and
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si - lence re- pos - es. What is that which the breeze, o'er the tow -er - ing steep As it
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fit- ful-ly blows, half conceals, half dis-clos-es? Now it catch - es the gleam of the pow'r that hath made and preserved us a na-tion, Then, con -quer we must, when our
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bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there ;
morning's first beam, In full glo - ry reflected, now shines on the stream ; |- 'Tis the star-spangled cause it is just, And this be our motto, " In God is our trust. "
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1. To grow in the knowledge of Je - sus! O, won - der-ful, beau-ti-ful thought!
2. The treas - nres of wis-dom and knowledge, Are hid - den in Je-susmy King;
3. His lov - li-nesspass-ethall tell -ing! His mer - cy en- fold- eth the world;
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1. Who will volunteer? See the foe is near! Some cue now must fight and the vict'ry win'
2. Who will volunteer ? Ever loud and clear Sounds the Master's charge for the lands afar
3. Who will volunteer ?Christ,your King, is near, He His wondrous grace for each need supplies.
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3. Dear - er, dearer ev'ry mo - ment,
Is the love of God to me, .... Grows my pathway up to Heav'n, , Is my blessed Lord to me, . . . . ,
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1. How precious is thebook di-vine, By in - spi - ra - tion giv'n; Bright as a lamp its
2. Itshows to man hiswand'ringways, And where hisfeet have trod; Andbringsto viewthe
3. It sweetly cheers our fainting hearts In this dark vale of tears; Life, light, and joy it
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1. I will hft mine eyes to the hills for strength From whence doth come my aid-
2. I will lift mine eyes to the Lord for grace, When Sa - tan's hosts are nigh
3. I will lift mine eyes to the Lord for help; On whom else could I call'
4. I ^ will hft mine eyes to the Lord al - way. What - ev - er may be - tide-
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1 will call on Him, the Al- might- y One, Who notes the spar- row's fall
I will trust m none but the Lord my God, Who will my foot - steps guide
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2. Not a sha-dow can rise, Not a cloud in the skies. But His smile quick-ly
3. Not a bur - den we bear. Not a sor - row we share, But our . toil He doth
4. But we nev - er can prove The de- lights of His love, Un - til all on \X\q.
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ful Aving, Cleav-ing the sky. Sun, moon, and stars for -got,
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Yet in my dreams I'd be Near - er, my God, to Thee!
An- gels to beck -on me Near- er, my God, to Thee!
So by my woes t« be Near - er, my God, to Thee!
Still all my song shall be Near - er, my God, to Thee!
Near - er to Thee !
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2. Make me to hide Thy blessed word Deep written on my heart, Then shall I keep from
3. Give me an un- derstanding heart, That I may know Thy will, Thy Spir-it Lord to
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1. Praise the Lord, ye heav'ns, a - dore Him;
2. Praise the Lord, for He is glo - rious,
3. Wor- ship, hon - or, glo - ry, bless - ing,
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2.1 heard the voice of Js-sus say, " Be - hold I free - ly give'
I heard the voice of Je - sus say, "I am this dark world's light;
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1. To the con-flict now a- way, Marching on for Je - sus; Hear the call, with joy o - bey,
2. Faithful soldiers may we be. Marching on for Je - sus; Serv-ing Hini is lib-er-ty,
3. Hal -le-lujah! swell the song, Marching on for Je - sus; Join the glad triumphant throng,
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I. H. Meredith.
1. Shout and sing! Shout and sing! Lift a song of glad re-joic-ing; Praise your King! Praise your King!
2. On -ward go! Onward go! In the service of thy Mas-ter, Ev - er know, Ev - er know,
3. Watch and pray ! Watch and pray! Keepthy lamps all trimmed and burning, Ev'ryday! Ev'ry day,
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1. Praise to Je - ho-vah, the King of kings, Briug as a gift
2. Thou who hast found at the throne of grace, Answers of peace to earn-est pray 'r; Tell of the
3. Thou who hast proven His prom- ise true, Promise of help in time of need, Prom-ise of
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clouds of earth. Let the bright praise-light shine. Him for rest, Him who doth love us so. fill - ing One, Heaven - ly peace to know.
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2. Thou from death liast saved my soul,
3. Thou shalt be my King a - lone,
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Fear ye not, O lit-tle flock! press on-ward, Tho' the darkness hides the Master's face,
O the world is full of joy and beau - ty, Bright the rainbow shin-eth in the sky,
Look not back up-on your stumbling footsteps, Nev-er will the Lord forsake His child. Soon the morning light shall gleam around you, God will give to all His need-ful grace. While the heart sings out with untold glad - ness. We shall live in glo - ry, by and by.
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3. " In Missteps," I prove Mis match-less love. While He leads me to my home a - bove,
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2. March on! ( march on !) march on !( march on !) for God is with the right; March on! (march on!) march
3. Be-hold! (be-hold!) behold! (be-hold!) oh, trusting lit - tie band; Be-hold! (behold!) be-
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2. When sleep her balm de-nies. My si - lent spir - it sighs, May Je-sus Christ be praised :
3. Does sad-ness fill my mind? A so -lace here I find, May Je-sus Christ be praised:
4. The night becomes as day, When from the heart we say May Je-sus Christ be praised:
5. In heav'u'se-ter-nal bliss The loveliest strain is this. May Je-sus Christ be praised:
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1. Tell it out! Tell it out! Tell the story sweet, News from heav n repeat, Gospel tidings sweet.
2. Tell it out! Tell it out! Spread the uewsafai-, Where earth's lost ones are, Send hope's beaming star.
3. Tell it out! Tell it out! Out across the sea Where the dark lands be; Bid the darkness flee.
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Tell it out! Tell it out! Je - sus waits to - day, Waits to hear us when we pray. Tell it out! Tell it out! Let the peo-ple know. Of the King who loves them so. Tell it out! Tell it out! Spread the Gospel light, Give the blind the means of sight.
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3. A glo - rious band, the chos - en few, On whom the Spir - it
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His blood - red ban - uer streams a - far; Who fol-lows m His train?
Who saw His Mas - ter in the sky. And called on Him to save. '
Twelve val - iant saints, their hope they knew, And mocked the cross and flame.
A - rouud the Sav - iour's throne re - joice In robes of light ar - rayed.
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rhey climbed the steep as - cent to heav'n Thro' per - il, toil, and
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He prayed for them that did the wrong; Who fol- lows in His train?
They bowed their necks, the death to feel; Who fol-lows in their train?
O God, to us may grace be giv'n To fol - low in their train.
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2. Beau-ti - ful words of Je - sus, Cheering us, day by day; Throwing a gleam of sunshine,
3. Beau-ti -ful words of Je - sus, Tokens of end- less rest, When, by and by, we en - ter
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There shall we sing His glory. Praising His matchless grace.
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3. Help- ing the weak and wea - ry Christ your Sav - iour went,
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Fol - low the steps of Je - sus Do what He'd have you do.
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1. Try - ing to walk in the steps of the Sav - lour, Try - ing to fol - low our
2. Press- ing more close-ly to Him who is lead - ing, When we are tempt - ed to
3. \Valk-ing in foot-steps of gen - tie for - bear - ance, Foot-steps of faith - ful - ness,
4. Try -ing to walk in the steps of the Sav - iour, Up- ward, still up- ward we'll
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Hap-py, how hap-py, our prais - es each day.
Hap-py, how hap-py, our jour - ney a - bove.
Hap-py, how hap-py, our place at His side.
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2. The Shepherd is call-in^; He leadeth His own Where love's brightest beams so wondrously shone;
3. TheShepherd is call-iiig; oh,glad-ly o- bey; And keej) at His side, each step of the way:
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Then, safe in ilis car-ing, you'll find no alarm. Defended and sheltered, up-lield by His arm.
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2. He who laid the world's,foundation Worthy is of ad- o - ra - tion; Praise Him! ev- er-
3. Angels stand at heav-en'spor-tal, Praising Him,the Word im-mor-tal, Chant-ing ev-er-
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1. Bless- ed as-sur-ance, Je-sus is mine! Oh, what a fore-taste of glo- ry di - vine!
2. Per- feet sub-mis- sion, per-fect de -light, Vis-ions of rap-ture now Ijurst on my sight.
3. Per- feet sub-mis- sion, all is at rest, I in my Sav-iour am hap-py and blest.
Heir of sal - va - tion, purchase of God, Born of His Spir - it, wash'd in His blood. An- gels de -scend-ing bring from a -hove, Ech-oes of mer - cy, whis-pers of love. Watching and wait-iug, look-ing a - bove, Fill'd with His good-ness, lost in His love.
This is my sto - ry, this is my song, Prais-ing my Sav-iour all the day long;
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2. Loy - al heart and true, Brave to dare and do; Mov-iug ev - er for -ward with
3. Soon the sound of war. Will for - e'er be o'er; Soon the sword and ar - nior will
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be laid down. Then in realms a- bove, Realms of peace and love; Ev - 'ry brow shall
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Kate Ulmee.
W. A. Post.
1. Sweet is the mes-sage of full and free sal-va-tion, Kingiiio; across earth's long and weary
2. Je - sus is coin - iug, O tell tlie blessed sto - ry, Com-ing re-denip-tion f ul- ly to com -
3. When He shall come in His mighty pow'r all glorious, He will His joy with all the faithful
4. With this bright hope shall our lips be mute to praises ? Or shall we stoop to joys the world may
night; Bring-ing glad hope of a new and bright crea-tion, Where pow'r of sin no more can
plete; Then we shall view all the fulness of His glo - ry, O, let us fall a-dor-ing
share ; For He has promised that those thro' life vic-to-rious, With Him shall reign and crowns un-
briug? Nay! while the eye of our faith still upward gaz-es, Let us be read-y to re-
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1. My God, my Kin^sThy praise I'll sing; My heart is all Thine own;
2. My voice a - vvake,Tiiy part to take, My soul the con - cert join,
3. But man is weak Thy praise to speak; Your God, ye an - gels sing;
4. His truth and grace Fill time and space, As large Hishon-ors be;
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live Their homage give, And praise my God with me.
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2. Can Thy child presume to choose Where or how to live ?
3. If in mercy Thou wilt spare Joys that yet are mine;
4. If Thou call-est to the cross, And its shad- ow come,
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This alone shall be my pray'r : Glo - ri - fy Thy name.
Nor withholdest aught that may Glo- ri-fy Thy name.
And,whate'er the future brings, Glo -ri-fy Thy name.
And in deepest woe pray on ; " Glo - ri - fy Thy name.
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I would ev-er be ; Own me as Thy child to-day And e- ter- nal - ly. Praise to- day my
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Solo. Slowly and icifh expression.
J. W. Leeman.
1. O wear-y one waud'ringin dark - ness, On mountains of sin lone and drear; The
2. Tho' o- ver and over you've grieved Him, Re - ject-ing His mer-cy di - vine; Yet
3. Your sin may have stained you as crim - son, Fear not your lie-deemer doth know. The
Shepherd His lost one is seek - ing; O! can you His dear voice not list how He pa-tient-ly plead- eth, "I died for thee, child thou art fount He hath o-pened for cleans -ing. Can wash you far vvhit-er than
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Prayerfully.
Inscribed to my friend, Rev. J. F. Carson, D. D.
I. H. Meredith.
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1. Seal us, O Ho - ly Spir-it, Grant us Thine im-press, we pray; We would be
2. Seal us, O Ho - ]y Spir-it, Help us Thy like-ness to show; Then from our
3. Seal us, O IIo - ly Spir-it, Make us Thine own from this hour; May we b;
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Sealusju.stnowjwe pray; Seal us, O Ho -ly Spur- it, Seal us for service to - day.
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E. E. Hewitt,
Hilton Woods.
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1. Won- der- ful prom-ise, oh, pre-cious word, Com- ing to Je - sus, I glad - ly heard;
2. Won- der- fill prom-ise! it cheers my days, Turn-ing pe-ti- tion to grate- ful praise;
3. Won- der- ful prom-ise! why should I fear? On- ly to fol - low H-> footprints clear;
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Send out the shepherds to gath-erthem in. Out in the highways and byways of sin- Who'll act as shepherds the lost ones to win ? Tell them of Je- sus Who died for their sni. Who'll act as shepherds, and do it with joy? Car-ry the message to that er-ringboy, Who'll act as shepherds, and do it to-day? Go for the straying lambs without de- lay;
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1. Walk-ing in the sun -shine of the Sav-iour's love, Trust -ing in His
2. Clouds may gath - er o'er us, sor- row's storms may sweep. Trust -ing in the
3. Cast a - side your doubt-ings, I. ust the Sav - iour's love, Cease to grope in
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Mas-ter, bravely go; Thro' thedarkestmomentshinesHis wondrous love. Lighting up the
darkness and in fear; He hath freely loved you, He hath fully saved, Walk in heaven's
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1. O Mas - ter, let me walk with Thee In low - ly paths of serv - ice free;
2. Help me the slow of ht-art to move By some clear win- ning word of love;
3. TeiU'.h me Thy pa-tience; still with Thee In clos - er, dear - er com -pan - y,
4. In hope that sends a shin - ing ray I'rom down the fu - ture's broad'ning way,
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Tell me Tiiy se - crct, help me bear The strain of toil, the fret of care.
Teach me the way - ward feet to stay And guide them in the homeward way.
In work that keeps faith sweet and strong, In trust that tri-umphs o - ver wrong.
In peace that on - ly Thou canst give. With Thee, O Mas- ter, let me live.
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WM. J. KiKKPATRICK.
1. We shall walk with Him in white, In that country pure and bright, Where shall enter naught that
2. We shall walk with Him in white. Where faith yields to blissful sight, When the beauty of the
3. We shall walk with Him in white, By the fountains of delight, Where the Lamb His ransomed
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glo - ry of the Sav - lour's smile, songs of ho - ly mel - o - dy. soul for-ev - er-more is freed.
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1. O to be more like Je - sus — Je- sus who died for me. This is my heart's great long-
2. O to be more like Je - sus — moreof His likeness bear; E'en tho' the world forsake
3. Yes, I would be like Je - sus — like Him in word and deed ; Seeking some other's com-
4. Hear me, O bless-ed Sav- iour, an-swer my earnest plea, Help me to be more hum-
ing, Him fort, ble.
this is myearn-est plea. r would His burden share, fill- ing an-oth-er's need. pa-tient,and kind, like Thee.
Sim-ply to be like Je - sus — patient, and kind, and true;
Af - ter the pain and sor-row, there shall be sweet re - lease. Comforting those in sor-row — heav - y in heart and sad. Help me to win the lost ones, back to the nar- row way —
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Fill'd with His love, sent from above. Then I His works would do Then to a - bide close to His side, Ev - er to dwell in peace Then they would see Je-sus in me, And He would make them gla(
Help me to prove, more of Thy love — Dwelling in Thee each day
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1. O sing His praise, who governs earth and sky; Sing His ten- der mer- cy, ev - er nigh;
2. O sing His praise, with grat-i -tude sin-cere; Tok-ens of His good-ness thro' the year;
3. O sing His praise; the thankful notes prolong; Let our lives re - ech - o ev - 'ry song;
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3. Thus shall we find His promised rest, That deep and boundless peace Outflow-ing from His
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1. From the world unspotted hold your onward way, Your on - ward way, To realms of day,
2. Seek to fol-low Je-sus as He leads the way, By night and day, Nor i - dly stray:
3. Faint not, but be faith- ful and of con-stant cheer, For God is near,You need not fear.
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1. Are you wea-ry, are youheav-y heart-ed ? Tell it
2. Do the tears flow down your cheeks unbidden? Tell it
3. Do you fear the gath'ring clouds of sorrow ? Tell it
4. Are you trou- bled with the tho't of dy -ing? Tell it
to Je - sus, Tell it to Je - sus.
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to Je-sus, Tell it to Je-sus.
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Have you sins that to man's eye are hid -den? Tell it
Are you anx- ious what shall be to - mor - row ? Tell it
For Christ's coming king-dom are you sigh - ing ? Tell it
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might- y pow'r you wield; Glo - ry for God your aim, naught can make you yield;
soon the foe shall fall; Send might- y blow on blow — let no fear ap - pall;
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2. Dear is Thy friendship in time of dis - tress, Then how Thy presence doth soothe us and bless;
3. Sweeter than com-fort of moth-er so mild, Greater than pi - ty of fa- ther for child;,
4. Down in the val-ley Thy love will not fail. Nothing a - gainst it can ev - er pre - vail ;
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Sunshine or sha-dow our way may at - tend. Thou art a faith-ful, un-change-a- ble Friend.
Dear in the hour when life's sun shineth bright, But O, how pre-cious in sor-row's lone night.
Is the com -passion Thine own Thou dost show. Shadow of turn-ing Thou nev-er canst know.
Firm as a rock its foun-da-tions stand sure. Thro' all e - ter - ni - ty still to en - dure.
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sin - less-ness, Our Sac - ri - fice be - came. The hope of earth, the
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2. Must I be car-ned to the skies On flow - 'ry beds of ease
3. Are there no foes for me to face? Must I not stem the flood'?
4. bince I must fight if I would reign, In - crease my cour - age, Lord-
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Is this vile world a friend to grace, To help me on to God '
I'll bear the toil, en-dure the pain. Sup - port - ed by Thy word.
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1. O make your life a tuneful song, re- joice al - way ! Thanksgiving rising from j'our heart to
2. An open heart will flood the soul with heaven's light, Make mel-o-dy iu Je-sus' name be
3. O make your life a tuneful song whose beauty glows Like sunshine, o'er the ills of earth and
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3. What-e'er the crosses mine shall be, I will not dare to shun; I on - ly ask to
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best I know, And leave the rest with Thee; — Well sat - is - fied that sweet re - ward
live for Thee, And that Thy will be done; Thy will, O Lord, be mine each day,
oth - er shore My soul may dwell with Thee; And learn what here I can -not know.
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2. Truth of God, so pure and spot- less, Truth that knoweth all our sin, Truth that keeps each
3. Life e - ter- nal, now is of-fered. Life that passeth not a - way, Wondrous gift so
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2. My wak-ing eyes pre- vent the day To med - i - tate Thy word;
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My soul with long - ing melts a - way To hear Thy gos - pel, Lord.
And in my tire -some pil - grim-age Yields me a heav'n-ly song.
Are pil - lars to sup- port my hope And there I write Thy praise.
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2. The mountains are kiud-ling, and soon the bright glow Will car - ry the
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Fightings and fears with- in, with-out, O Lamb of God! I come, I come!
Be - cause Thy prom-ise I be - lieve, O Lamb of God! I come, I
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1. Word
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2. Con-quer-ing now and still to con
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2. You may fill the world with beauty, As you go; (AsyDugo;) Ev- 'ry mo-ment find some
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cross of Clirist still clinging, In the dark- est hour keep singing. As you go. (a.s you go.)
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1. O home, sweet home so free from care. Be - yond life's troub-led sea, .
2. O home of ma - ny man-sions fair, To nev - er fade a - way,
3. O home where miss-ing friends a - bide. Who left me here a - lone,
4. O home, sweet home with mu - sic rife From man -y a rap-tured tongue,...
5. O soul of mine,there sure - ly is A place in heav'n for me,
troub-led sea,
A - mid thy scenes sur - pass - ing fair. Is there a place for me ?
O is there one a - wait - ing there, To be my own some day ?
Shall I up - on thy gold - en side In rap - ture meet my own ?
Shall I, when done with toil and strife Help swell the joy - ful song?
That I may be for - ev - er His, The Sav-iour died for me
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van- ish, Sin and temptation will flee; Stead - 1 - ly look -ing to Je - sus,
shin - ing, " Shining and smiling as light, Bless-ing the world in its sor-row,
glad-ness, Bidding all shadows de - part. Seat- ter bright smiles all a - bout you,
Till ev - 'ry shad - ow be furled. Glo - ri - ous light you shall see.
Go as "The sun in His might.
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1. There is no love like the love of Je-sus, Nev-er to fade or fall, Till in - to the
2. There IS no heart like the heart of Je - sus, Fill'd with a tender love; No throb nor
3. Oh, let us hark to the voice of Je-sus; Oh, may we nev-er roam, Till safe we
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rest on His lov-ing breast. In the dear heav'nly home.
Je - sus' love, precious love,
Boundless and pure and free; Oh, turn to that love, weary wand'ring soul, Jesus pleadeth for thee!
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2. 0-ver yon-der there is soni;;, That shall ev-er sweep a- long Thro' a ha]pi)y,white-rob'd throng,
3. 0-ver yon-der joy shall reign, For we'll meet our own again, Freed from weariness and pain,
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B. H. WiNSLOW.
March time. Con spirito.
Maegaekt Coote Bkown.
1. What gracious Friend in life have we?
2. What pow'rful Friend in life have we?
3. Who calls us now His work to do?
Christ the Sav - iour, Christ the Sav - iour; Christ the Mas - ter, Christ the Mas - ter; Christ our Lead - er, Christ our Lead - er;
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Dear Lord! ac-cept our praise to - day!
Dear Lord! we need Theeev - 'ry hour.
To gar-ner sheaves from ev-'ry field,
Thou Biead of A - long the Till time shall
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2. Work for God in heav-en, seek the Sav-iour's face, Plead to be for.- giv - en,
3. Work, but not in sad-ness, for your Lord a - bove; He Avill make it glad-ness
4. Hap- py then the meet- ing, when you see His face; Wel-come then the greet - ing
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2. Tho' sown in tears thro' wea - ry years, The seed will sure - ly live;
3. The har - vest-home of God will come. And aft - er toil and care.
For grain will grow from what you sow, And fruit - ful har - vest yield. Tho' great the cost, it is not lost, For God will friiit - age give. With joy un-told your sheaves of gold, Will all be gar - nered there.
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J. W. Lerman.
1. Sol-diers true and loy - al "With our King we go; 'Neath His ban - ner roy - al
2. Bravely press we on - ward Fac - ing ev - 'ry sin, There are foes to con - quer,
3. Nev - er backward turn - ing As we march a - long, Let us cheer our jour - ney
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for-ward At our Cap-tain's will, own Him As their Lord and King. ^Forward! stretches Wide from sea to sea.
Forward ! With fresh courage go ;
Fight- ing, brave-ly fight -ing Con -quer ev - 'ry foe.
Forward !
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■ \ Strength for my weakness He gives day by day, Jlold - eth my hand lest sad - ly I
f He is at all times my help- er di-viue, Round all my way His glo - ry doth
I He giveth strength that .shall ev-er a - vail, Trust -ing in Him my heart ran -not
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He will de -fend my Faith - ful - ly watch and While I in Him a -
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1. There are songs of joy that I loved to sing, When my heart was as blithe as a
2. There are strains of home that are dear as life, And I list to them oft 'mid the
3. Can ray lips be mute, or my heart be sad. When the gra - cious Mas - ter hath
4. I shall catch the gleam of its jas - per wall When I come to the gloom of the
bird in spring; But the song I have learn'd is so full of cheer, That the
din of strife; But I know of a home that is won - drous fair, And I
made. . . me glad ? When He points where the man - y man - sions be. And
e - ven fall, For I know that the shad - ows, drear - y and dim, Have a
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path of light that will lead to Him. ^ O, the new,
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Mks. Frank A. Breck
I. H. Meredith.
1. Wher- ev - er I go I .iiisfc al - ways tell Of Je - sus the Sav-iour I
2. Oh, there will be tri - als a - long my way, Temp- ta - tions to bat - tie with
3. Then on - ward I go with a smile aud song, As-sured of a Com- fort - er
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day by day; Je - sus must then ray com- pan - ion be, All can be borne if He
all a- long; Jour-ney- ing with me till life shall end, Je-sus has promised to
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1. All hail! to the morning of glad -ness, AVith love's happy sunshine so blest;
2. O welcome! dear Sabbath, so ho - ly, A balm for all sad-nessand woe;
3. All hail! to the morning of glad -ness. Our soul's on faith's pinions a - rise;
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With prais-es we crown the bright mo- ments. So full of His glo-ry be - low
With rap - tur-ous joy speed-ing up-wards AVhere hope lights the ra - di - ant skies. . . ,
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2. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es that can - not fail, When the how - ling
3. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es I now can see Per - feet, pres - ent
4. Stand -ing on the prom - is - es of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him e -
5. Stand -ing on the prom - is - es I can - not fall, List - 'ning ev - 'ry
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storms of doubt and fear as - sail. By the liv - ing Word of God I shall pre - vail,
cleans-ing in the blood for me; Stand-ing in the lib - er - ty where Christ makes free,
ter - nal - ly by love's strong cord, O - ver -com -ing dai - ly with the Spir- its' sword,
mo-mentto the Spir -its' call, Rest-ing in my Sav - iour, as my all in all.
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1. We are sol-diers of the King battl'ing in His name, Trusting in His prom-is - es,
2. What tho' darkness lies be - fore, He will be our light, While we fol - low in His steps
3. Naught can ev-er sep - a - rate from His ten-der love, Liv - ing un - ion joins us now
4. Forward then without a fear, look-ing not be - bind, Tho' we've mighty vic-t'rys won
vie - to - ry we claim;
ev - 'ry path is bright;
to our Lord a - bove;
great - er we may find.
We shall o - ver-cora-ers be, if our faith is strong,
Sa - tan's fier - y darts we'll quench with faith's gleam-ing shield.
While we serve Him here be-low He pre-pares our home,
For the on - ward path is bright shin -ing more and more,
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3. Say not there's nothing you can do, or that your strength is small, For He who calls you
4. Then haste the summons to o - bey for swift the mo-ments fly, And soon the home-call
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2. Guard - ed from dan - ger, shel- tered and blest, Un - der Hia ban - ner, calm, we rest,
3. Oh! what a Sav - lour, gra- clous to all, Oh! how His bless-ings round us fall'
4. Still may His mer - cy ten - der - ly flow, Still may He guide us here be - low'-
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Come we be - fore Hnn, come with a song. Tell how He leads us all day long.
Gent - ly to com - fort, kind - ly to cheer, Sleep -ing or wak-ing, God is near.
Then when our jour - uey safe - ly is past, May we be gath - ered home at last.
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dark - est night, II - lumes my path with its heav -'nly light, This pre - cious lamp, my
child of light. And shun the shad - ow of sin's dark night! God's word your trembl'ing
book di - vine! From whence the light on my path doth shine! The Spir - it will our
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steps will show, The nar - row path where your feet must go.
Teach-er be, And wondrous mean-ings our hearts shall see.
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of the skies! The cit - y shin-eth be -fore our eyes
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2. Pray'r is the sim - pi est form of speech That in - fant lips can try;
3. Pray'r is the con - trite sin - ner's voice Re - turn - ing from his ways,
4. Pray'r is the Chris -tiau's vi - tal breath, The Chris-tian's na - tive air,
5. O Thou, by whom we come to God, The Life, the Truth, the Way,
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His watch- word at the gates of death;
The path of pray'r Thy - self hast trod :
That trem - bles in the breast. The Maj - ea - ty on high. And cry, "Be - hold, he prays! " He en - ters Heav'n with pray'r.
Lord, teach us how to pray.
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on to con - flict go. No de - feat can come to those who fol - low Christs' command.
wear it ev - er - more, Rest -ing with re-joio- ing, vie - tors in the heav'n-ly home.
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1 Come ye people who have heard Grod's divine and pnceless word, Till your hearts with love are stirr'd,
2. God is love. His love is true, Love that paid the ransom due,Greater love the world ne'er knew,
3. God is love, it we would be Children of that love so free, We must serve Him faithfully,
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2. O, to love this Friend more dearly, Yielding all my life to Him! O, to trust Him
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1 Death for us has lost its sting, Shout, ye sons of men; Spread the ti - dings!
2 Brightfor us a bea-con gleams, Thro' the darkened tomb; From the Sav - iour's
3. Sav-iour, help us cling to Thee, In life's sad-dest hour; Know-ing we shall
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2. Trusting in our dear Redeemer, Who has wisely plann'd, By His rule our lives we'll faah-ion O -
3. Trusting in our dear Ee-deemer,He whose glory bright Shin-ing in a world of dark-ness Has
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bey-ing each command. Je - sus knows our ev'ry sorrow, He provides for each to - mor -row,
banish'd gloom and night. Where we see His radiance glow-ing We can fol-low, trusting, knowing,
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2. He will take care of you all thro' the uight, Je-sus, the Shepherd, so ten- der - ly keeps;
3. He will take care of you all thro' the year, Crowning each day with His kindness and love,
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2. Man - y hearts are brok - en — Oft an ach - ing breast Waits the mes- sage spok - en
3. Would you be a bless - ing All a- long the way, Would you be pos - sees - ing 4 Would vou have com-mun- ion With your Lord each day, Have a bless - ed un - ion
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Keep ill touch with Je - sus, He will lieep yott sweet. Keep in touch with Je - sus.
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1 Sav-iour, now the day is end - ing, And the shades of eve - mng fall;
2. Bless the gos - pel mes-sage, spok-en J" Thine own ap - pmnt - ed way;
3 Com -fort those in pain and sor - row, Watch each sleep - nig child of Thme
4 Par - don Thou each deed un - ho - ly, Lord, for - give each sin - ful thought;
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Give each long -ing soul a tok - en Of Thy ten - der love to-day.
Let us all a - rise to - mor - row Strengthened by Thy grace di - vine
Make us con - trite, pure, and low - ly. By Thy great ex - am - pie taught.
Set Thy seal on ev - 'ry heart, Je
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2 Fair are the meadows, Fair- er still the woodlands, Robed in the blooming garb of spring; 3'. F;iir is the sun-shine. Fair- er still the moonlight, And all the twinkling, star-ry host;
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Je-sus is fair - er, Je-sus is pur - er, W^ho makes the woeful heart to sing
Je- sus shines brighter, Je-sus shines pur - er. Than all the an-gelsheav n can boast
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1. I love to tell the' sto - ry Of un-seen things a-bove, Of Je - sus and His glo- ry,
2. I love to tell the sto - ry: 'Tis pleasant to re -peat What seems each time I tell it,
3. I love to tell the sto- ry ; For those who know it best Seem hun-gering and thirsting
Of Je - sus and His love. I love to tell the sto-ry, Be-cause I know 'tis true; More wonder- ful - ly sweet. I love to tell the sto-ry: For some have never heard To hear it like the rest. And when, in scenes of glory, I sing the new, new song.
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1. Lead, kindly Light! a- mid th' encircling gloom, Lead Thou me on; The night is
2. I was not ev - er thus, nor prayed that Thou Shouldst lead me on; I loved to
3. So long Thy pow'r has bless'd me, sure it still Will lead me on O'er moor and
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1 Oh, worship the King, all-glorious above, And gratefully sing His wonderful love;
Our Shield and Defender, the Ancient of days, Pavilioned in splendor, and girded with praise.
2 Thy bountiful care wh ,t tongue can recite? It breathes in the air it shines in the light,
It streams from the hills, it descends to the plain, And sweetly distils in the dew and the rain.
3 Frail children of dust, and feeble as frail, In Thee do we trust, nor find Thee to fail; Thy mercies how tender! how firm to the endl Our Maker, Defender, Kedeemer and Friend.
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1 I lay my sins on Jesus,
The spotless Lamb of God; He bears them all, and frees ns
From the accursed load; I bring my guilt to Jesus,
To wash my crimson stains White in His blood most preoiooa,
Till not a stain remains.
% I lay my wants on Jesus: All fulness dwells in Him; He healeth my diseases, H© doth my soul redeem:
I lay my griefs on Jesus, My burdens and my cares;
He from them all releases. He all my sorrows shares.
8 I long to be like Jesus,
Meek, loving, lowly, mild; I long to be like Jesus,
The Father's holy child: I long to be with Jesus
Amid the heavenly throng, To sing with saints His praises,
And learn the angela' song.
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2. Ho- iV, ho- ly, ho - ly!
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1 Jesus! lover of my soul,
Let me to Thy bosom fly While the billows near me roll,
While the tempest still is high; Hide me, O my Saviour, hide.
Till the storm of life is past; Safe into the haven guide;
Oh, receive my soul at last!
2 Other refuge have I none;
Hangs my helpless soul on Thee; Leave, ah! leave me not alone,
Still support and comfort me. All my trust on Thee is stayed ;
All my help from Thee I bring; Cover my defenceless head
With the shadow of Thy wing.
Thou, O Christ! art all I want;
More than all in Thee I find; Raise the fallen, cheer the faint,
Heal the sick, and lead the blind. Just and holy is Thy name,
I am all uurighteonsness; Vile and full of sin I am,
Thou art full of truth and grace. 4 Plenteous grace with Thee is found,—
Grace to pardon all my sin; Let the healing streams abound,
Make and keep me pure within; Thou of life the fountain art.
Freely let me take of Thee; Spring Thou up within my heart,
Rise to all eternity.
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More love to Thee! Hear Thou the prayer I make,
On bended knee; This is my earnest plea, More love, O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee!
S Once earthly joy I craved, Sought peace and rest; Now Thee alone I seek, Give what is best:
This all my prayer shall be, More love,' O Christ, to Thee, More love to Thee!
3 Then shall my latest breath Whisper Thy praise; This be the parting cry My heart shall raise. This still its pra^yer shall be. More love, O Christ, to Thee, More love to Thee'
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1. Sav - ionr, a ~ gain to Thy dear Name we raise, With one accord, our parting hymn of praise,
2. Grant us Thy peaoe upon our homeward way ; With Thee began, with Thee sliall end the day;
3. Grant us Tliy peace, Lord, thro' the coming night; Turn Thou for us its darkness in - to light;
4. Grant us Tliy peace, throughout our earthly life, Our balm in sor-row, and our stay in strife;
We rise to bless Thee ere our worship cease. Then, lowly kneeling, wait Thy word of peace. Guard Thou the lips from sin, the hearts from shame, That in this house have called upon Thy Name. From harm and danger keep Thy children free: Darkness and light are both a-like to Thee. Then, when Thy voice shall bid our conflict cease, Callus, O Lord, to Thine e-ter-nal peace.
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God has brought us on our way; Let us now a blessing seek,
Waiting in His courts to-dayr |I:Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest. . ||
2 While we pray for pardoning grace,
Through the dear Redeemer's name. Show Thy reconciled face,
Take away our sin and shame;
{: From our worldly cares set free.
May we rest this day m The». ^J
3 Here we come Thy name to praise;
May we feel Thy presence near; May Thy glory meet our eyes,
While we in Thy house appear: II: Here afford us. Lord, a taste Of Qur everlasting feast. :1|
4 May Thy gospel's joyful sound
Conquer sinners, comfort saints. Make the fruits of grace abound,
Bring relief for all complaints fl:Tliu3 may all our Sabbaths prove, Till we join the Church •bove •J
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Mucli we need Thy tend'rest care; In Thy ijleasant pastures feed us,
For our use Thy folds prepare. Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
Tliou hast l)ought us, Thine we are; Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
Thou hast hought las, Thine we are.
2 We are Thine, do Thou befriend us,
Be the Guardian of our way; Keep Thy flock, from sin defend us, Seek us when we go astray.
Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
Hear, O hear us, when we pray; Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
Hear, O hear us, when we pray.
3 Thou hast promised to receive us,
Poor and sinful though we be; Thou hast mercy to relieve us,
Grace to cleanse, and power to free. Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
We will early turn to Thee; Blessed Jesus! Blessed JesusI
We will early turu to Thee.
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2. Come, tend'rest Friend, and best, Our most delightful Guest, With soothing pow'r: Rest which the
3. Come, Light se-rene, and still Our in-most bos-oms fill; Dwell in each breast; We know no
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They are bought with Christ's own blood; They are ransomed from the grave; Life eternal they sliall have: With them numbered may we be, Here, and in eternity.
2 They are justified by grace, They enjoy the Saviour's peace; All their sins are washed away;
They shall stand in God's great day: With them numbered may we be, Here, and in eternity.
3 They are lights upon the earth, Children of a heavenly birth, — One with God, with Jesus one : Glory is in them begun : With them numbered may we be. Here, and in eternity.
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2. The roll- ing sun, the chang-ing light, And nights and days Thy pow'r con - fess;
3. Sun, moon, and stars con - vey Thy praise Round the whole earth, and nev - er stand ;
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3. O Par - a-dise, O Par - a-dise, I great-ly long to see The spe-cial place my
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1. How firm a found-a - tion, ye saints of the Lord, Is laid for your faith in His
2. " Fear not, I am with thee, O be not dis-mayed, For I am thy God, I will
3. " When thro' the deep wa - ters I call thee to go, The riv - ers of sor - row shall
4. "The soul that on Je - sus hath leaned for re - pose, I will not, I will not de -
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1. My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Cal-va-ry, Sav-iour di-vine! Now hear me
2. May Thy rich grace impart Strength to my faint-ing heart, My zeal in-spire; As Thou hast
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From Thee aside.
4 When ends life's transient dream, When death's cold, sullen stream
Shall o'er me roll, Blest Saviour! then, in love, Fear and distrust remove; Oh, bear me safe above, 4 ransomed soqV
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2. They stand, those halls of Zi - on, All ju - bi - lant with song. And bright with many an
3. There is the throne of Da-vid, — And there, from care re-leased, The song of them that
4. O sweet and bless -ed couu-try, The home of God's e - lect! O sweet and bless -ed
pla - tion Sink heart and voice op - prest; an - gel, And all the mar - tyr throng: tri - umph, The shout of them that feast; coun - try, That ea - ger hearts ex - pect!
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2. When soft the dews of kind - ly sleep My wearied eye-lids gen-tly steep, Be my last thought — how
cloud a - rise To hide Thee from Thy servant's eyes! sweet to rest Forev-er on my Saviour's breast!
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Be near to bless me when I wake, Ere through the world ni}^ way I take; Abide with me till in Thy love I lose myself in heaven above.
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1. Sav- iour. breathe an even- ing bless - ing, Ere re - pose our spir - its seal;
2. Tho' the night be dark and dreiir - y, Dark-ness ran - not hide from Thee;
3. Tho' de - struc - tion walk a - round us, Tho' the ar - row past us fly,
4. Should swift death this night o'er - take us, And our couch be- come our tomb,
Sin and want we come con- f ess - ing: Thou canst save, and Thou canst heal.
Thou art He who, nev - er wea - ry, Watch- est where Thy peo - pie be.
An - gel -guards from Th^e sur - round us, We are safe if Thou art nigh. May the morn in heav n a - wake us. Clad in light and dearti- less bloom
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ev - 'ry bless - ing, Tune my heart nev - er ceas - ing, Call for songs Jixed up - on it! — Mount of Thy
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Wandering from the fold of God; He, to rescue me from danger,
Interposed His precious blood.
3 Oh, to grace how great a debtor
Daily I'm constrained to be! Let Thy goodness, like a fetter.
Bind my wandering heart to Thee; Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it;
Prone to leave the (iod I love; Here's my heart; oh, take and seal it;
Seal it for Thy courts above.
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SJ. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deep- est gloom, Sometimes where E - den's bow- ers bloom, By wa - ters still, o'er
8. Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine, Nor ev - er mur - mur nor re-pine — Con- tent, what-ev - er
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7 But lo! there breaks a yet more glorious day; The saints triumphant rise in bright array;
The King of glory passes on His way. Alleluia!
8 From earth's wide bounds, from ocean's farthest coast, Through gates of pearl streams in the countless host, Singing to Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Alleluia!
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1. From Greenland's icy mountains, From In-dia's cor - al strand, Where Af-ric's sun
2. "What tho' the spi-cy breez - es Blow soft o'er Ceylon's isle, Tho' ev - 'ry pros
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1 Hail to the Lord's Anointed !
Great David's greater Son! Hail in the time appointed,
His reign on earth begun! He comes to break oppressions, . To set the captive free, — To take awa,y transgressions,
And rule in equity.
2 He shall come down like showers
Upon the fruitful earth. And love and joy, like flowers. Spring in His path to birth :
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Before Him on the mountains Shall peace, the herald, go;
And righteousness, in fountains, From hill to valley flow.
3 For him shall prayer unceasing
And daily vows ascend; His kingdom still increasing,
A kingdom without end; The tide of time shall never
His covenant remove; His name shall stand forever,
That name to us is — LovK !
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For all the little children,
Who on the earth now dwell, And serve their blessed Saviour,
With willing hearts and well, A heavenly crown is waiting.
That they shall ever wear, Amid the happy angels,
In regions bright and fair.
So all ye little children,
Be heedful lest you sin. And strive throughout your life-tim«
That heavenly crown to win. Implore that God should guide you,
The way your feet should go, And He with love unfailing.
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1 Now l)e the gospel banner
In every land unfurled. And be the shout, Hosanna!
Re-echoed through the world; Till every isle and nation,
Till every tribe and tongue. Receive the great salvation.
And join the happy throng.
2 "What though the embattled legions
Of earth and hell combine, His arm throughout their regions Shall soon resplendent shine;
Ride on, O Lord, victorious.
Immanuel, Prince of PeaCg, Thy triumph shall be glorious.
Thy empire still increase.
3 Yes, Thou shalt reign forever,
O Jesus, King of kings; Thy light. Thy love, Thy favor.
Each ransomed captive sings; The isles for Thee are waiting.
The deserts learn Th^' praise; The hills and valleys greeting,
The song responsive raise,
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TOO - tion, Prepared for Zion^s war. bless -ing, A nation in a day. ho - ly Proclaim ^^ The Lord is come! ^*
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1 Stand up, stand up for Jesus,
Ye soldiers of the cross; Lift high His royal banner,
It must not suffer loss; From victory unto victory
His army shall He lead Till every foe is vanquished
And Christ is Lord indeed.
2 Stand up, stand up for Jesus,
The trumpet call obey; Forth to the mighty conflict,
In this His glorious day : " Ye that are men, now serve Him,"
Against unnumbered foes: Your courage rise with danger,
An:l strength to strength oppose.
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1 When, His salvation bringing,
To Zion Jesus came. The children all stood singing
Hosannas to His name. Nor did their zeal offend Him,
For as He rode along, He let them still attend Him,
And smiled to hear their song.
2 An;l since the Lord retaineth
His love for children still; Though now, as King He reigneth On Zion's heavenly hill,
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3 Stand up, stand up for Jesus, Stand in His strength alone;
The arm of flesh will fail you;
Ye dare not trust your own: Put on the gospel armor.
Each piece put on with prayer; Where duty calls, or danger,
Be never wanting there.
4 Stand up, stand up for Jesus, The strife will not be long;
This day the noise of battle, The next the victor's song:
To him that overcometh, A crown of life shall be;
He with the King of glory Shall reign eternally.
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We'll flock around His banner.
Who sits upon the throne ; And cry aloud " Hosanna
To David's royal Son!"
3 For should we fail proclaiming
Our great Redeemer's praise; The stones, our silence shaming
Might well hosannas raise. But shall we only render
The tribute of our words ? No! while our hearts are tender,
They, too, shall be tlie Ivord'a.
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2. Could my tears for- ev-er flow, Could my zeal no languor know,These for sin could not a-tone;
3. While I draw this fleeting breath, When my eyes shall close in death, When I rise to worlds unknown,
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ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Pbepabed by Rev. Hugh B. MacCauley, Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Trenton, N. J. ' Copyright MCMIII, by Tullar-Meredlth Co.
These Orders of Service have peen prepared especially for Sunday Schools, but may be used, so far as they apply, by Church Societies, or other bodies of worshippers. They have all been tested by experience, and have been in use every Sunday for several years in the Sunday School of which the author is the Pastor.
Each order is intended to be used for at least a month at a time, or may be used for three months. It is only by repetition on many Sundays that the fixed portions can be memor- ized, especially as scholars are sometimes absent. Variety will be afforded by having new selec- tions every Sunday for the hymns as the leader thinks best.
The whole service may be concluded in one hour and ten minutes, provided all arrangements have been made in advance and all parts are carried on promptly, like a Church service. More hymns may be added, or whole hymns may be introduced in place of the single verse of the hymn response, and also other features, like primary soAgs and orchestra preludes which some schools emphasize.
Special Sundays may be provided for without expense by using certain orders as a basis and having appropriate hymns; for example, the Order on "The Journey of Life," for a New Year's service ; "Our Master," for Christmas and Easter ; "The Holy Trinity," for Pentecost, and "Thanksgiving," for Thanksgiving season. On such occasions beautiful poems on the subject are very attractive.
Some of the items should be here emphasized. The intermission is important and pro- vides a set time for marking attendance and offerings, filling places of absent teachers, and attending to other things of the kind, so that the lesson period shall be free, like a sermon in church. Supplemental work in the author's Sunday School consists of a carefully prepared series of exercises in a course, three years long, for all classes, and includes instruction in the names and contents of the Biblical books, Bible history and geography and church history and doctrine. All distributions of books and other things should come near the end, and at the very close the Benediction hvmn should be sung for the sake of the last good word.
Trenton, N. J., Oct. 1, 1903. Hugh B. MacCauley.
222.-THE SHEPHERD LORD.
1. OPENING. (Five Minutes.) I. — OPENING SENTENCES. (Attention.)
From Psalm 9.5:1, 6, 7. SuPT. — O come, let us sing unto the Lord ; School. — Let us make a joyful noise to the
rock of our salvation. Pastor. — O come, let us worship and bow
down ; School. — Let us kneel before the Lord our
Maker. SuPT. — For He is our God. Boys. — And we are the people of his pas- ture. Girls. — And the sheep of his hand. Teachers. — To-day, if ye will hear his voice, harden not your heart. II.— HYlVrN RESPONSE. (Standing.) (Tune, '^Italian Hymn," 6s and J^s.) No. 197. Shepherd of tender youth. Guiding in love and truth
Through devious ways ; Christ, our triumphant King, We come Thy name to sing; And here our children bring. To shout Thy praise. (The oldest Christian hymn, about 200 A. D.) m.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) rv.— MEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.) Psalm 23. The Shepherd Psalm.
1. The Lord is my shepherd ; I shall not want.
2. He maketh me to lie down in green pas- tures; he leadeth me beside the still waters.
3. He restoreth my soul ; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's s^9>
4. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil ■ for Thou art with me ; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.
5. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies ; Thou anolntest my head with oil ; my cup runneth over.
6. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life ; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, "Shepherd," 8s, 7s and 4s. No. 188.) Saviour, like a shepherd lead us; Much we need Thy tender care; In Thy pleasant pastures feed us ;
For our use Thy folds prepare. Blessed Jesus, Blessed Jesus,
Thou hast bought us. Thine we are.
2. INTERMISSION.
(Five ftlinutes.)
VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS,
STAR CLASSES, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. (Five Minutes.) Vn.— HYMN. (Standing.) Vm.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Question. — How much did God love the
world? Answer. — "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whoso- ever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John. 3 :16. Question. — How do we feel as to God's
gift? Answer. — "Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift." 2 Cor., 9 :15. IX.— OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL. (Ten Minutes.) X.— MEMORY HYTVIN. (Standing.)
Tune, Martyn, No. 181. "Jesus, lover of my soul."
ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
XI.— SUPPLEMENTAX EXERCISES.
Catechism, Books of the Bible, etc. 6. LESSON PERIOD. (Thirty Minutes.)
Xn.— SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responslvely.) XIU.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, No. 194.) Jesus loves me. This I know. For the Bible tells me so; Little ones to Him belong ; They are weak, but He is strong. Yes, Jesus loves me, The Bible tells me so. XIV— LESSON STUDY. (Xbree-mlnute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. (Ten Alinutes.)
XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. (Fivp Minutes.)
XVII.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. (School
seated.) XVm.— LIBRARY BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC. XIX.— BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.) (Tunc, Aletta, No. 59.) Now may lie who, from the dead.
Brought the Shepherd of the £;heep, Jesus Christ, our King and Head, All our souls in safety keep. Amen. XX.— DISMISSAL. (AATiole service seventy minutes.)
223.-GCD'S LAW.
1. OPENING.
I.— OPENING SENTENCES.
SUPT. — Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way?
Boys. — By taking heed thereto according to Thy word. Psa. 119 :9.
SuPT. — Favor is deceitful and beauty is vain.
Girls. — But a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. Prov. 31 :30.
Pastor.— Thus saith the Lord. This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth, but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written thei-ein. for then thou shnlt make thy way prosperous and then thou shalt have good ruccess. Josh. 1 :8.
Officers. — Order my steps in Thv word, and let no iniquity have dominion over me. Psa. 119:13.3.
Teachers. — They that be teachers shall shine as the brightness of the firmament, and they that turn many to righteousness, as the stars for ever and ever. Dan.. 12:3. (Margin.)
SuPT. — Jesus said. Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you. John, 15 :14.
ALL. — This is the love of God, that we keep his commandments, and his command- ments are not grievous. I. John 5 :3. n.— HYMN RESPONSE. (Standing.)
(Tune. Dennis, S. M.) .No. 1S2. How gentle God's commands. How kind his precepts are. Come, cast your burdens on the Lord, And trust bis constant care.
III. — THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV.— MEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.)
The Ten Commandments. — Ex. 20:1-17. God spake all these words saying, I am the Lord, thy God, which have brought thee* out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage ;
I. Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
IL Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth : thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them : for I the Lord thy God am a jeal- ous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me ; and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my com- mandments.
III. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain : for the Lord will not hold him guiltless thjat taketh his name in vain.
IV. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work : but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God ; in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor the stranger that is within thy gates : for in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day : wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day, and hal- lowed it.
V. Honor thy father and thy mother : that thy days may be long upon the land, which the Lord thy God giveth thee.
VI. Thou shalt not kill.
VII. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
VIII. Thou shalt not steal.
IX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
X. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, thou shalt not covet thy neigh- bor's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox. nor his ass, nor anything that is thy neighbor's.
v.— DECALOGUE RESPONSE.
2. INTERMISSION. VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE. ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. Vil.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII. — OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
QUES. — Wiuit did our Lord say was the
summary of the Ten Commandments? Ans. — Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. (Deut. 6:5.) This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it : Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. (Lev. 19: 18.) On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets. (Matt, 22:37-40.)
ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
IX.— OBTERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAX,. X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune No. 183.) "More Love to Thee, 0 Christ." XI.— SUPPT^EMENTAI. EXERCISES. Catechism, Books of the Bible, etc.
5. L,ESSON PERIOD.
XH.— SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) Xin.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, St. Agnes, C. M., No. 163.) Oh that the Lord would guide my ways,
To keep His statutes still ; Oh, that my God would grant me grace
To know and do His will.
A.IV — ^LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. XV.— HYTVIN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XVin.— BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
XIX.— BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, "God Be .with You," No. 86.) God be with you till we meet again. By His counsels guide, uphold you. With His sheep securely fold you ; God be with you till we meet again. Till we meet. Till we meet at Jesus' feet; Till we meet. God be with you till we meet again. Amen.
XX. — DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
224.-W0RDS OF JESUS.
1. OPENING.
i.— opening sentences.
The Gracious Invitation.
SUPT. — Jesus said, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy-laden, and I will give you rest." (Matt. 11:28.) n.— HYMN RESPONSE. (Standing.)
(Tune No. 69, or Athens.)
I heard the voice of Jesus say, Come unto me and rest ;
Lay down, thou weary one, lay down Thy head upon my breast.
I came to Jesus as I was, Weary and worn and sad ;
I found in him a resting place. And he has made me glad.
SuPT. — Jesus said, "Whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him, shall never thirst ; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water, springing up into everlasting life." John, 4:14.
School. — Responsive Hymn. I heard the voice of Jesus say,
Behold, I freely give The living water ; thirsty one.
Stoop down and drink and live. I came to Jesus, and I drank
Ot that life-giving stream ; My thirst was quenched, my soul revived,
And now I live in Him.
III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV.— MEMORY SCRIPTUKE. (In concert.)
Words of Jesus:
(1) .Jesus said, "I am the Bread of Life; he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that belie veth on me shall never thirst." John 0 : ;i5.
(2) Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life ; he that believeth on me, though he were dead, yet shall he live ; and he that Hveth and believeth on me shall never die." .John 11 :2.'5.
(3.) Jesus said, "I am the Way and the Truth and the Life ; no man cometh unto the Father but by me." John 14 : 6.
v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, Arlington, C. M., No. 192.) Thou art the Way. the Truth, the Life ;
Grant us that Way to know. That Truth to keep, that Life to win,
Whose joys eternal flow.
2. INTER>nSSION. VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. VII.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What did our Lord say about His light?
Ans. — I am the light of the world ; he that followeth me shall not walk in dark- nes, but shall have the light of life. John, 8:12.
Q. — What did our Lord say about our light?
Ans. — Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, which is in heaven. Matt., 5:16.
IX.— OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL. X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
"Just As I Am." No. 137. XL — SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES.
Catechism, Books of the Bible, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD.
Xn. — SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) Xm.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, No. 187.) Break Thou the bread of life.
Dear Lord to me. As Thou didst break the loaves
Beside the sea. Beyond the sacred page
I seek Thee, Lord ; My spirit pants for Thee,
Thou Living Word-
XIV— LESSON STUDY. (Tliree-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XVm. — BOOKS, ETC.
XIX.— BENEDICTION HYTWN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Hursley, L. M., No. 202.) Sun of my soul. Thou Saviour dear, It is not night, if Thou be near : Oh, may no earth-born cloud arise To hide Thee from Thy servant's eyes. Amen.
XX.— DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutea.)
ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
225.-THE HOLY TRINITY.
1. OPE>^NG.
(Five Minutes.)
I — OPENING SENTENCES. (Attention.)
From the. Tc Dvuni.
SUPT. — We praise Thee, O (j!od,
Teachers. — We acknowledge Thee to he the Lord.
Scholars.— All the earth doth worship Thee, the Father everlasting.
Pastor. — The holy church throughout all the world doth acknowledge Thee,
Teachers. — The Father of an infinite Majesty.
Boys. — Thine adorable, true and only Son ;
Girls. — Also the Holy Ghost, the Com- forter.
n.— TRINITY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, No. ISO.) Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty, Early in the morning our song shall rise to
Thee : Holy, Holy, Holy, merciful and mighty God in three i ersons, blessed Trinity. Amen. III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV.— THE APOSTLES' CREED. (Standing.)
I believe in God the Father Alraidity. Maker
of heaxen and earth : And in Jesus Christ His only son our Lord ; who was conceived by the Holy Ghost ; born of the Virgin Mary ; suffered under Pontius Pilate; was crucified, dead and buried ; He de.scended into hell* ; the third day he rose again from the dead; He ascended into heaven ; and sitteth on the right hand of (Jod the Father Almighty ; from thence He shall come to judge the quick and the dead : I believe in the Jioii/ Ghost ; the holy catho- lic church** : the connnunion of saints ; the forgiveness of sins ; the resurrection of the body ; and the life evei'la-sting. Amen. Note. * That is, continued In the state of tlic dead and under tlie power of death until the third day. Note. "• The title "holy catholic church" means all those throughout tlie world that profe.ss true religion together with their children. It does not mean the Roman Catholic Church.
V. — GLORIA PATRI. (Standing.)
(Tunc, 221.)
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and
to the Holy Ghost ; As it was in the beginning, is now and ever
shall be, world without end. Amen,
2. INTER:snSSION. (Five 3Iiniites.)
VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS, STAR CLASSES, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. (Five Minutes.) VII.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII. — OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What did our Lord say about giving? Ans. — "It is more blessed to give tlian to
receive." Act. 20 :.3.1. Q. — What kind of a giver does God love? Ans. — "God loveth a cheerful giver."
2 Cor. 9 : 7.
IX.— OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEJIENT.AL.
(Tea Slinntes.) X.~>lEMORy HYMN. (Standing) (Tune No. 197.) "Come Thou Almiqhtii King. XI.— SUPPLEJIENTAL EXERCISES. Catechism. Books of the Bible, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD. (Tuirty Minutes.)
XII.— SCRIPTUKE LESSON. (Responsively.)
XIII. — BIBLE SONG.
(Tiaie, Hebron, L. M., No. 20Jj.) The heavens declare Thy glory. Lord,
In every star thy wisdom shines ; But when our eyes behold Thy word. We read Thy name in fairest lines. XIV— LESSON STUDY. (Tliree-minute bell betorr close.)
6. REVIEW.
(Ten Minutes.) XV.— HY>IN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. (Five Minutes.)
XVII. — REPORTS AND NOTICES.
XVIII. — BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
XIX.— BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, t^tocJavell, 8s, 7s, No. 203.)
May the grace of Christ our Saviour, And the Father's boundless love.
With the Holy Spirit's favor.
Best upon us from above. Amen. XX. — DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
226. PRAYER.
1. OPENING. I. — OPENING SENTENCES.
From Psa. 12.3 : 1, 2. SuPT. — Unto Thee lift I up mine eyes, O
Thou that dwellest in the heavens. BoY.s. — Behold, as tlie eyes of servants look
unto the hands of their masters, GiRL.s. — And as the eyes of a maiden, unto
the hand of her mistress. All. — So our eyes wait upon the Lord our
God until that he h'ave mercy upon us.
II.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.)
Sltpt. — If we say that we have no sin.
School. — We deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in ns.
SuPT. — If we confess our sins.
Teachers. — He is faithful and just to for- give us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. I. John 1 :8, 9.
Pastor. — Create in me a clean heart, O God.
School. — And renew a right spirit within me.
SuPT. — Cast me not away from Thy pres- ence.
School. — And take not Thy Holy Spirit from me. Psa. 51 :10, 11.
m.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, Blumcnthal, 7s, D., No. 186.)
Holy Father, hear my cry ;
Holy Saviour, bend Thine ear, Holy Spirit, come Thou nigh ;
Father. Saviour. Spirit, hear. Father, save me from my sin ;
Saviour. I Thy mercy crave ; Gracious Spi'-it, make me clean;
Father, Son and Spirit, save. Amen.
ORDERS^ OF SERVICE FOR f!T^^DAY SCHOOLS.
IV.— MEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.)
Jcitus' Word Ahoiit ]'raycr. Matt. 7:7-11. Ask and it shall he givoii you ; seek and yo shall find ; knock and it shall be opened unto you ; for every one that asketh. re- ceivetti, and he that seeketh, findeth, and to him that knocketh, it shall be opened. If ye, tluMi, being evil, know how to give good gifts tinto your children, how much more shall your Father which is in heaven give good things to thoni that ask Him." v.— HY3IN RESPONSE. (Standing.)
(Tunc, Ss. ?,<(, /)., No. 219.) What a friend we have in Jesus,
All our sins and griefs to bear. What a privilege to carry
Everything to God in prayer: O what peace we often forfeit,
O what needless pain we bear — All because we do not carry Everything to God in prayer. 2. INTERMISSION. VI. — MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS, STAR CLASSES, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. \n. — HYMN. (Standing.) VIII. — OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What does the Bible say about sowing
and reaping? Ans. — He which soweth sparingly, shall reap also sparingly, and he which soweth bountifully, shall reap also bountifully. 2 Cor. 9 :0. Q.— What about bread upon the waters? Ans. — Cast thy bread upon the waters, for thou shalt find it after many days. Ecc. 11:1. X.— OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SVPPEEMENTAl. ;.— MEMORY HY3IN. (Standing.)
(Tunc, Olivet, No. 200.) "My faith looks up to Thee."
-: -. — SUPPLEMENTAE EXERCISES. ( atechism, etc.
6. LESSON PERIOD. VI!. — SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responslvely.) XIII.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, IJxbridge, L. HI., No. 196.) O grant us grace. Almighty Lord, To read and mark Thy holy word ; Its truths with meekness to receive. And by its holy precepts live.
XIV — LESSON STUDY. (Warning bell at close.)
6. REVIEW. XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XVIII.— BOOKS, ETC.
XIX.— BENEDICTION HYSIN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Ellerton, 10s, No. ISJ,.) Saviour, again to Thy dear name we
raise. With one accord our parting hymn of
praise : We stand to bless Thee, ere our worship
cease. Then lowly kneeling wait Thy word of
peace. Amen. XX. — DISMISSAL. (S«rTlce termty minute§.)
227.-0UR MASTER.
1. OPENING. (Five Minutes.) I.— OPENING SENTENCES. (Attention.)
SuPT. — (From The Benedictus, Luke 1:68-
79.) "Blessed lie the Lord (rod of Israel, Boys. — For He hath visited and redeemed
His people." Girls. — (From The Magnificat, Luke 1 : 46-
55.) "My soul doth magnify the Lord,
and my spirit hath rejoiced in God, my
Saviour." Pastor. — (From The Angel's Message,
Luke 2:10.) "Behold I bring you good
tidings of great joy, which shall be to
all people." Teachers. — (The Angel Chorus, Luke 2:
14.) "Glory to God in the highest, And on earth peace, good will toward men." All. — (From The Palm Sunday Greeting,
Matt. 21:9.) Hosanna to the Son of David ; Blessed is he that cometh in the name of
the Lord : Hosanna in the highest. II.— HYMN RESPONSE. (Standing.)
(Tune, Crusader. 1 Hymn, P. M., No. 174-)
Fairest Lord Jesus,
Ruler of all nature, O Thou of God and man the Son,
Thee will I cherish.
Thee will I honor. Thou, my soul's Glory, Joy and Crown.
Fairest Lord Jesus,
Lord of all nations. O Thou of God and man the Son.
Glory and honor.
Praise, adoration. Now and forever be thine own.
in.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV. — MEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.)
The Beatitudes, Matt. 5:3-10.
(1) Blessed are the poor in spirit: for
theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
(2) Blessed are they that mourn: for they
shall be comforted.
(3) Blessed are the meek: .or they shall
inherit the earth.
(4) Blessed are they which do hunger and
thirst after righteousness : for they shall be filled.
(5) Blessed are the merciful : for they shall
obtain mercy.
(6) Blessed are the pure in heart : for they
shall see God.
(7) Blessed are the peacemakers: for they
shall be called the children of God.
(8) Blessed are they which are persecuted
for righteousness' sake : for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tunc, Rosafield, 7s, 61, No. 193.) Blessed are the sons of God : They are bought with Christ's own blood. They are ransomed from the grave; Life" eternal they shall have ; With them numbered may we be. Here and in eternity.
'i. INTERJnSSION. (Five Minutes.)
VL— MARKING ATTENTJANCE, OFFERINGS, SX^R CLASSES, ETC.
QRBERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
3. OFFERTORY.
(Five Minutes.)
Vn.— HYMN. (Standing.) Vin.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
, Q. — How did j'our Lord show His grace toward us? Ans. — "Ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that - ve through His poverty might be rich." 2 Cor. 8 :9. Q. — How are we to treat the poor? Ans. — Blessed is he that considereth the poor; the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. Psalm 41 :1. IX.— PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL.
(Ten Minutes.)
X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Toplady, No. 216.) Rock of Ages cleft for me. XI.— SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES. Catechism, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD. (Tliirty Jlinutes.)
XII. — SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) Xm.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, Aiirelia, 7.s, 6s, D. No. 179. J O word of God incarnate, (_) Wisdom from on high. U Truth unchanged, unchanging.
O Light of our dark sky ; We praise Thee for the radiance. That from the hallowed page, A lantern to our footsteps. Shines on fi-om age to age. XIV. — LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. (Ten Minutes.)
XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. (live 3»iuutes.)
XVII.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XVIII.— LIBRARY BOOKS, ETC. XIX. — BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.) Tunc, Menial 6s, .59, No. 189.) Now the day is over,
Night is drawing nigh, Shadows of the evening, Steal across the sky.
Jesus give the weary
Calm and sweet repose : With Thy tenderest blessing. May our eyelids close. Amen. XX. — DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
228-GODSMY AND GOD'S HOUSE
* 1. OPENING.
I.— OPENING SENTENCES.
SuPT. — This is the day which the Lord hath
made. School. — We will be glad and rejoice in it.
Psa. 118:24. Pastor. — Remember the Sabbath day to
keep it holy. Ex. 20 : 8. School. — I was glad when they said unto , me. Let us go into the house of the Lord.
Psa. 122 : 1,
II.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, Oounod, 8s, 7s, 7, No. 173.) Open now thy gates of beauty,
Zion, let me enter there. Where ray sou! in joyful duty
Waits for Him who answers prayer; O how blessed is this place. Filled with solace, light and grace.
SuPT. — The Lord is in Ills holy temple. School. — Let all the earth keep silence
before Him. Hab. 2 : 20. SuPT. — God is a spirit. School. — And they that worship Him must
worship in spirit and in truth. John
4:24.
III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.)
IV.— .MEMORY SCRIPTURE.
The Blessedness of God's House. Psalm 8Ji:l-4; 7, 10.
1. flow amiable are Thy tabernacles, O
Lord of Hosts.
2. My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for
the courts of the Lord : my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God.
3. Yea, the sparrow hath found an house,
and the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young, even thine altars, O Lord of Hosts, my King and my God.
4. Blessed are they that dwell in Thy house ;
they will he still praising Thee.
7. They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appeareth before God.
10. For a day in Thy courts is better than a thousand. I had rather be a door- keeper in the house of my God, thac to dwell in the tents of wickedness.
v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tunc, Sabhath, 7s, D, No. 185.) Safely tlirough another week,
God has brought us on our way; Let us now a blessing seek.
Waiting in His courts to-day. Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest.
2. INTERMISSION.
VI.— MARKING ATTENDiVNCE, ETC.
VII.— HY3IN.
3. OFFERTORY.
(Standing.)
VIII. — OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What is said about giving upon the
first day of the week? Ans. — "Upon the first day of the week
let evej^j' one of you lay by him in store,
as God has prospered him." — 1 Cor. IG :
2
Q. — What is said about worshipping God
by offerings? Ans. — Bring an offering and come into His
courts. Psa. 96 : 8. IX.— OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL. X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Mendehras, 7, 6. No. 211.) "0 Day of Rest and Gladness." XI.— SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES.
Catechism, etc.
ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
5. LESSON PERIOD.
XII.— SCRirXlTRE LESSON. (Responsively.) XIII.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tunc, New Ilai-cn, (Js, J/s, No. 190.) Come, Holy Ghost, in love, Shed on us from above,
Thine own hrisht ray ; Divinely {jood Thou art ; Thy sacred gifts impart. To gladden each sad heart,
O come to-day.
XIV.— LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute warninff bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAirER.
7. CLOSING. XVII. — REPORTS, NOTICES, ETC. XVIII.— LIBRARY BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC. XIX. — BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing:.)
(Tune, Vigil, S. M. No. 191.) The day of praise is done ;
The evening shadows fall ; Yet pass not from us with the sun.
True Light that lighteuest all. Amen.
XX. — DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
229-HOirSPIRITAND GOD'S WORD
1. OPENING. I— OPENING HYMN. (Standing.)
(Seal Us, O Holy Spirit, No. 105.) Seal us, O Holy Spirit, Grant us Thine impress, we pray. We would be more like the Saviour, Stamped with His image to-day.
II.— RESPONSIVE SENTENCES. (Standing.)
All. — Let the words of my mouth and meditation of my heart be acceptable in Thy sight, () Lord, my strength and my redeemer. Psa. 19 : 14.
III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.)
IV.— 3IEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.)
Psalm 19:7-11. The Value of God's Word.
7. "The law of the Lord is perfect, con-
verting the soul ; the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple.
8. The statutes of the Lord are right, rejoic-
ing the heart : the command of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes.
9. The fear of the Lord is clean, enduring
forever ; the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether.
10. More to be desired are they than gold,
yea, than much fine gold : sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb.
11. Moreover by them is Thy servant
warned, and in keeping of them there is great reward."
v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, No. 60, or Knox, C. M.) How precious is the book Divine,
By inspiration given ; Bright as a lamp its doctrines shine,
To guide our souls to tteaven.
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2. INTER3IISSION. VI. — MARKIN<; ATTENDANCE, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. VII.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What words of our I^ord's are called
the (jolden liuleV Ans. — "All things whatsoever ye would that
men should do to you do ye even so to
them." Matt. 7 : 12. Q. — What did our Lord say about doing
good to him? Ans. — "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto
one of the least of these, my brethren, ye
have done it unto me." Matt. 25 : 40. IX. — OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL. X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tunc, Aurelia No. 119, or No. 123) "0 Word of God Incarnate." XI.— SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES.
Catechism, etc. Sentences on the Holy Spirit.
(1) By our Lord to His Apostles.
"The Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in mj' name, he shall teach you all things and bring all things to your remem- brance, whatsoever I have said unto you. John 14 : 26.
(2) By the Apostle Peter, about the Old Testament.
The prophecy came not in old time, by the will of man ; out holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. 2 Pet. 1 : 21.
(3) By the Apostle Paul, about all Script- ure.
All Scripture is given by inspiration ol God, and is profitable for docrtine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. 2 Tim. 3 : 16.
5. LESSON PERIOD.
XII. — SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.)
Xm.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune No. 163, or Balerma, C. M.) The Spirit breathes upon the Word,
And brings the truth to sight • Precepts and promises afford A sanctifying light. XIV. — LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. XV.— HYMN. (Standing.) XVI. — REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. X^TCU. — BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
XIX. — BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Lux Benigna. No. 177.) Thy word, O Lord, thy precious Word alone.
Can lead me on ; By this, until the darksome night be gone.
Lead Thou me on. Thy word is light, Thy word is life and
power ; By it. O guide me in each trying hour. Ameu. XX.— DISMTSSAXi. (S«rTlc« teyntj-On oUMUm.)
ORDERS OF SERVICE FOR SUyDAY SCHOOLS.
230.-THANKSGIVING.
1. OPENING.
I.— OPENING SENTENCES.
SuPT. — O Lord, open TIiou my lips. School. — And my mouth shall show forth thy praise. Fsa. 51 : 15. n.— HYMN OF PRAISE. (Standing.)
(Tune, Aurelia, 7s, 6s, No. 179.) (Boys only.) O Jesus we would praise thee,
With songs of holy joy. For Thou on earth didst sojourn.
A pure and spotless boy. Make us. like Thee, obedient.
Like Thee, from sin-stains free, Like Thee in God's own temple,
In lowly home like Thee.
(Girls only.) O Jesus, we too praise Thee,
The lowly maiden's Son : In Thee all greatest graces
Are gathered into one. O give the best adornment
That Christian maid can wear, The meek and quiet spirit.
Which shone in Thee so fair.
ni.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV. — ME:>I0RY scripture, (in concert.) Psalm 103:1-5. A Psalm of Thanksgiving.
1. Bless the Lord. O ray soul, and all that is
within me, bless His holy name.
2. Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not
all his benefits ;
3. Who forgiveth all thine iniquities ; who
healeth all thy diseases;
4. Who redeemeth thy life from destruction ;
who crowneth thee with loving kindness and tender mercies;
5. Who satisfieth thy mouth with good
things ; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagle's. ( Commit, if possible, the other verses of the psalm.)
v.— iiy\:n response.
(Tvnc, Old Hundred, L. M.. ^'o. 221.) Pr-iise God from Whom all blessings flow; Pi lise Him all creatures here below : Praise Him above, ye heavenly host. Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.
2. INTERjnSSION. VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. VII.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — How are we to give our substance?
Ans.- — "Honor the Lord with thy substance, and with the first fruits of all thine in- crease." Prov. 3 ; 9.
Q. — What was God's command and God's promise about the tithes?
Ans. — "Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and ])rove me now herewith, saith the Lord of Hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it." Mai. 3 : 10.
IX.'— OFFEBTOBT PRATBB.
i. SUPPLEMENTAL. X.— MEXOKV HYMN. (Standing.)
fTunc. Neffhton. 8.s\ 7s. I)., \„. '20.5.) "Come Thou Fount of every blessing." XI.— SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES. Catechism, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD. XII.— SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) XIII.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, Uxhridge, No. 196.) The heavens declare thy glory Lord,
In every star Thy wisdom shines ; But when our eyes behold Thy word. We read Thy name in fairer lines. XIV.— LESSON STUDY. (Tlu-ee-minute warning bell before close.)
6. REVIEW.
XV.— HY3IN OF PRAISE. (Standing.) XVI. — REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XVIIL— BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
XIX. — BENEDICTION HY]\IN. (Standing.) (Tune, State Street, S. M., No. 195.) •Once more before we part.
Oh, bless the Saviour's name. Let every tongue and every heart Adore and praise the same. Amen. XX.— DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
231-THE MISSIONART KINGDOM
1. OPENING. I.— HYMN ON MISSIONS. (Standing.) II.— OPENING SENTENCES.
From Psa. 96 : 1-3. SuPT. — O sing unto the Lord a new song;
sing unto the Lord all the earth. Teachers. — Sing unto the Lord, bless his name, show forth his salvation from day to day. Scholars. — Declare his glory among the heathen, his wonders among all people. III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV. — 5IEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.) Psalm 67. A Missionary Psalm.
1. God be merciful unto us and bless us;
and cause his face to shine upon us.
2. That Thy way may be known upon
earth, Thy saving health among all nations.
3. Let the people praise Thee, O God, let all
the people praise Thee.
4. O let the nations b« glad and sing for
joy ; for Thou shalt judge the people righteously, and govern the nations upon on earth.
5. Let the people praise Thee, O God ; let all
the people praise Thee.
6. Then shall the earth yield her increase,
and God, even our own God, shall bless us.
7. God shall bless us ; and all the ends of
the earth shall fear him. v.— HYiMN RESPONSE.
(Tu7ie, Wehh, 7s, 6s, D., No. 213.)
Home Missions. Our country's voice is pleading,
Ye men of God arise. His providence is leading,
The land before you lies ; Dny-gleams are o'er it brightening,
And promise clothes the soil ; Wide fields for harvest wbiteoing,
Invite the reaper's toil.
ORDERS OF" RPjttViCE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Foreign Mis/siona. From Greenland's icy mountains,
From India's coral strand, Where Africa's sunny fountains.
Roll down their golden sand. From many an ancient river
From many a palmy plain. They call us to deliver
Their laud from error's chain.
2. INTERHnSSION. VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. VII.— HYMN. (Standliig.) VIII.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What was our Kisen Lord's last com- mand?
Ans. — Jesus said, "All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye, there- fore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost ; teachinu; them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you." »
Q. — What promise did He also add to this Great Commission?
Ans. — "And lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen." Matt. 28 : 18-20. rX. — OFFERTORY PRAYER.
4. SUPPLE3IENTAL. X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tunc. Mihft Lane. C. M.. No. 170.) "All hail the Poiccr of Jesus' name."
XI.— SUPPLEMENTAL EXEI^CISES.
Catechism, Bible Work, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD.
Xn.— SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.)
XIII.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, The Old, Old Story, No. 175.) I love to tell the story.
Of unseen things above. Of Jesus and His glorj'.
Of Jesus and His love. I love to tell the story.
Because 1 know 'tis true ; It satisfies my longings
As nothing else can do. I love to tell the story,
'Twill be my theme in glory, To tell the old, old story,
Of Jesus and His love.
XIV. — ^LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute warning: bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. ? v.— HYMN. (Standing.)
X "I. — REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES.
x^^^.— BOOKS. »'^fers, etc.
XIX.— "^NEiilCTION HY:MN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Gounod, No. 173.) Saviour, now the day is ending.
And the shades of evening fall. Let Thy Holy Dove descending
Bring Thy mercy to us all ; Set Thv seal on every heart. Jesus, bless us ere we part. Amen.
XX.~-DXBMISfAI.. (SenrlM Mventy mlnaUa.)
232.-THE JOURNEY OF LIFE.
1. OPENING. (Five Minutes.) I.— OPENING SENTENCES.
From Psalm 92 : 1-2, SuPT. — It is a good thing to give thanks
unto the Lord. School. — And to sing praises unto Thy
name, O most high. SuPT. — To show forth Thy loving kindness
in the morning. School. — And Thy faithfulness every night. II. — SONG PRELUDE. (Standing.)
(Tune, Hebron, L. M., No. 20^.) Thus far the Lord hath led me on.
Thus far His power prolongs my days; And every evening shall make known Some fresh memorial of His grace. i:r.— THE LOIiD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) iV.— XEIIOIIY SCRIPTURE. (In 'concert.) Psalm 121. The Traveller's Psalm.
1. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills,
from whence cometh my help.
2. My help cometh from the Lord, which
made heaven and earth. .*?. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved ; He that keepeth thee will not slumber.
4. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall
neither slumber nor sleep.
5. The Lord is thy keeper, the Lord is thy
shade upon thy right hand.
6. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor
the moon by night.
7. The Lord shall preserve thee from all
evil; He shall preserve thy soul.
8. The Lord shall preserve thy going out
and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore.
v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune. No. 20G.) He leadeth me, C) Messed thought, O words with heavenly comfort fraught, Whate'er I do, whe'er I be. Still 'tis God's hand that leadeth me.
He leadeth me. By His own hand He leadeth me; His faithful follower I would be, For by His hand He leadeth me.
2. INTER:snSSION. (Five Jlinutes.) VI. — MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS, STAR CLASSES, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. (Five Minutes.) VU.— HYMN. (Standing.) VUI.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — With what sacrifices is God well
pleased? Ans. — To do good and to communicate, for- get not, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased. Ileb. ly : 16. (Have here a beautiful poem on Giving.) IX.— OFFEKTORV PRAYER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL.
(Ten Minutes.)
X.— MEMORY HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Lyons, lOs, lis. No. 178.) "Oh, worship the King, all glorious above."
0RDER8 OF f^ERVWE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
XI. — SUPPLEMENTAI. EXERCISES.
Catechism, Bible Exercises, etc. 5. LESSON PERIOD. (Thirty Minutes.) XII. — SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) Xm.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, -S'f. Agnes, L. M., No. 163.) Almighty God, Thy word is cast
Like seed into the ground. Now let the dew of heaven descend, And righteous fruits abound. XrV — ^LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. (Ten Minutes.)
XV. — H\3IN. (Standing.) XVI. — REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. (Five Minutes.)
XVII. — REPORTS AND NOTICES.
XVIIL— BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
XIX.— BENEDICTION HYMN.
(Tune, Hurshy. L. M., No. 202.) Glory to Thee, my God, this night. For all the blessings of the light ; Keep me, O keep rae. King of Kings, Beneath Thine own almighty wings. Amen.
XX. — DISMISSAL. (Service seventy minutes.)
233.-THE HEAVENLY REWARD.
1. OPENING. I.— OPENING SENTENCES.
SuPT. — Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord?
Pastor. — Or who shall stand in His holy place?
School. — He that hath clean hands and a pure heart ; who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity nor sworn deceitfully.
Teachers. — He shall receive the blessing from the Lord and righteousness from the God of his salvation. I'sa. 24:3-5.
II.— HYMN RESPONSE. (Standingr.)
(Tune Ennng, 7s, 6s, D., No. 201.) Jerusalem the golden.
With milk and honey blest Beneath thy contemplation
Sink heart and voice oppressed ; I know not, Oh, I know not.
What joys await me there, What radiancy of glory,
What light bej'ond compare.
III.— THE LORD'S PRAYER. (Standing.) IV.— MEMORY SCRIPTURE. (In concert.)
Psalm 1. ''The Psalm of the Tioo Ways."
1. Blessed is the man that walketh not in
the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful.
2. But his delight is in the law of the Lord,
and in his law doth he meditate day and night.
3. And he shall be like a tree planted by the
rivers of water that bringeth forth his fruit in his season ; his leaf also shall not wither ; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.
4. The ungodly are not so; but are like the
cbaff wbicb the wind driveth away.
5. Therefore the ungodly shall not stand in the judgment nor sinners in the congre- gation of the righteous, n. For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous, but the way of the ungodly shall perish. v.— HYMN RESPONSE.
(Tune, Ewing, Is, 6s, D., No. 201.) O sweet and blessed country
The home of God's elect O sweet and blessed country,
That eager hearts expect : Jesus in mercy bring us
To that dear land of rest , Who art with God the Father, And Spirit ever blest.
2. INTERlVnSSION. VI.— MARKING ATTENDANCE, OFFERINGS, STAB CLASSES, ETC.
3. OFFERTORY. VII.— HYMN. (Standing.) VIII.— OFFERTORY SENTENCES.
Q. — What did the angel say to Cornelius about his prayers?
Ans. — Thy payers and thine alms are come up for a memorial before God." Acts 10: 4.
Q. — What else is said about God's not for- getting?
Ans. — God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labor of love, which ye have showed toward His name, in that ye have ministered to the saints and do minister. Heb. 0 . 10.
IX.— OFFERTORY PRAY'ER.
4. SUPPLEMENTAL. X. — MEMORY HYMN.
(Tune, Sarum, No. 201.) "For all the saints who from their labors rest." XI._SUPPLEMENTAL EXERCISES. Catechism, etc.
5. LESSON PERIOD.
XII.— SCRIPTURE LESSON. (Responsively.) XIII.— BIBLE SONG.
(Tune, Adeste Fidelis, lis, No. 199.) How firm a foundation, ye saints of the
Lord, Is laid for your faith in His excellent word. What more can He say than to you He hath
said. To you who for refuge to Jesus have fled. XIV — LESSON STUDY. (Three-minute bell before close.)
6. REVIEW. XV. — ^HYMN. (Standing.) XVI.— REVIEW AND PRAYER.
7. CLOSING. XVn.— REPORTS AND NOTICES. XATII.- LIBRARY BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC. XIX.— BENEDICTION HYMN. (Standing.)
(Tune, Paradise, P. M., No. 198.) Lord Jesus, King of Paradise,
Oh, keep me in Thy love. And guide me to that happy land
Of perfect rest above ; Where loyal hearts and true
Stand ever in the light All rapture throuch and through In God's most holy sight. Amen. :.-;.— DISMISS/XT,. (Wliole service seTeDtf^ miautet».)
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1. Ver - y lit - tie tots are we, Like the bird-ies, full of glee;
2. E - veu lit - tie tots may do Something pleasant, good and true ;
3. Ver - y lit - tie tots may raise lu His tem-ple, songs of praise ;
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When to oth-ers help we bring, That will please our heav'nly King..
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4. O - ver life's deep wa-ters
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3. Theu let us be ten-derand lov - ing, And live so the world can see,
Took them in His arms, saying gen - tly, "Of such shall the king - dom be.
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2. Are you a light for Je - sus? Shin - ing where'er you go? Think how His star was
3. Have you a love for Je - sus? Stronger from day to day; Think how His mother
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1. Brightly I shine for Je-sus, I am Faith's bright star;
2. Brightly I shine for Je-sus, Hope to all I bring;
3. Brightly I shine for Je - sus. And they call me Love —
Shining in sin and darkness, Bidding the sad and lone-ly Sent to a world of sor - row.
Chas-ing gloom a - far. To re - joice and sing, Gift of God a - bove
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Shin - ing, shin - ing,cheering the darkest night.
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All the whole day long. Ev - er - more shall be. 'Round His throne Ave'll stand.
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2. What-ev - er Je - sus tells me when two ways I meet, In His bless-ed foot-steps He will guide my feet ;
3. What-ev - er Je - sus tells me ; giv-ing up my will, He will work within me, all His plans ful - fill ;
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2. As the seeds a-wak-en In the sun - ny spring, We may hear the nies-sage
3. Ev - 'ry lit- tie song-bird, Ev - 'ry but- ter - fly, Tells us of the Sav- iour,
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2. As men i'- joice when tlicy di - vide The siioils which they have gained, So shall it
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For Christ is born of Ma - ry ; And gath-ered all a - bove, While
How si - lent - ly, how si - lent-ly The won-drous gift is given! So
O ho - ly Child of Beth - le - hem, De-scend to us, we pray; Cast
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258 THE ANGEL'S SWEET REFRAIN.
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1. As the shepherds watched at midnight
On the hils so far away. Suddenly a light shone 'round them.
Turning midnight into day. Then each heart was filled with wonder. For they could not understana Why the angel host that gathered
Brought to them such music grand. Chorus :
Angels, sing your sweet refrain —
Glory in the highest, glory!
Tell the waiting earth your story (nf the Christ who came to reign. Sing — sing that sweet song again.
Earth and sky repeat the story —
Glory In the highest, glory! On earth peace, good will to men.
2. All the earth was clothed with beauty
When there came that angel throng, Ev'ry heart was filled with gladness
As they listened to the song; Never had they heard such music.
Or beheld such wondrous light, Filling all the earth with glory.
As the angel bro't that night.
3. Thn' we could not hear the angels
Singing forth their glad refrain; We can celebrate His birthday
As it comes to us again. We can, like the shepherds, worship,
I, ay our lives at Jesus' feet;
With our hearts we can adore Him And the angels' song repeat.
— Grant Colfax TuUar.
259 ANGELS ADORE HIM.
Music No. 68.
1. O'er the hills in far Judea,
Rang the first glad Christmas song, 'Twas a grand angelic chorus;
Shepherds saw the shining throng. Glory streamed across the heavens,
Music echoed thro' the air; Christ the Morning Star hath risen!
Tell the tidings ev'rywhere. Refrain:
Angels s.dore Him,
Hark! We seem to hear Echoes from heaven. Angel echoes clear. Jesus the mighty
Came to earth to bring Priceless redemption.
Christ our Prophet, Priest and King!
2. Tell again the sweet old story.
Of the .shepherds on the hill. When the angels from the glory
Sang while all the world was still. Tell again the story wondrous.
Of the Infant in the stall, Of the Guiding Star above Him
Shining o'er the Lord of all.
3. Angels wondered at His coming.
To this scene of earthly night; From the fadeless day In glory.
From Hi« home so wondrous bright, Ang«ls looked in deep amazement.
At the manger of His birth; Understanding not His purpose
To redeem this sinful earth.
— Flora Kirkland.
260 RING ON, YE BELLS.
Music No. 112.
1. Ring, merry bells, this day Is born a King To the waiting shepherds angels sing; With gifts of love they journey from afar. Guided to the manger by the Star.
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' Ring on, ye bells, ye merry bells. Let sweetest anthems fill each heart wlMt J«y to-day; Ring on, ye bells, ye merry bells, Ring out the message clear, Ijct all the nations hear. Thy message brings to all good cheer. This happy Christmas Day.
2. Ring bells of Christmas! Merrily ye chime, Send your notes of joy to ev'ry clime.
Drive out the darkness, set the burdened free, Let the land resound with songs of glee.
3. Ring on, ye bells, there's music ev'rywhere, In thy merry notes we'll lose our care;
Free from all sorrow, hearts so light and gay. Join we in Thy praise this Christmas Day. — Grant Colfax Tullar.
261 DAY OF REDEMPTION
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1. The day of redemption
Hath come with a song — The song of redemption
From sin so strong. The angels first chanted it
Over a hill, As Christmas returneth
It echoes still.
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Hail! Hail! day of redemption!
Hark the angel chorus rings! Hail! Hail! day of redemption!
Bow before the King of Kings!
2. Redemption most wonderful!
Gift from the sky. Redeemer most gentle.
So low to lie! O herald so glorious!
Sent from above, To speak to the shepherds
Of God's great love.
3. O marvel of tenderness!
Marvel of light! The King from the glory.
So wondrous bright! Is resting all quietly.
Pillowed on hay. And gone is earth's darkness!
Behold! 'tis day!
— Flora Kirkland.
262 THE FIRST CHRISTMAS
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1. Beautiful song of Christmas!
Sung in the long ago. Bringing the joy of heaven
Down to the earth below. Story of deepest meaning
Burst forth in music sweet. While from afar the wise men
Gathered at Jesus' feet. Chorus:
Blend your voice in the song so sweet.
Bring your gifts to the Saviour's feet. Let each heart with His praises ring.
Pay vour homage to Jesus, our Prince and King!
2. Beautiful song of Christmas.
Message of peace, good will. Sung first by angel chorus.
Sweetly it echoes still. Prophets of Christ had spoken,
Hope long deferred grew dim. Till from the glowing heavens.
Angels now told of Him.
.■?. Beautiful song of Christmas —
Rings in each heart to-day. Telling of Christ, the Saviour,
Driving the gloom away. Age, with her silver tresses.
Youth, with her smile and song. Join in the theme of ages. With the glad angel throng.
— Grant Coif aw Tullar,
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1. Night had fallen darkly
O'er Judea's hill; Shepherds watched in Pilence,
All the flocks were still; Light dispell'd the darkness,
Lig;ht, than day more fair, Lo ! a mighty angel,
Stood in glory there.
Long ago, long ago.
Came that angel bright, "Fear ye not! Fear ye not!"
Rang across the night. Long ago. long ago,
O'er a bed of hay. Angels fair, in the air,
Watch'd where Jesus lay.
2. Shepherds of Judea,
Watching flocks by night; Patient, gentle watchers.
Trembled at the light, Trembled when the glory
O'er the hillside spread. Trembled, till the angel,
"Fear not," sweetly said.
3. Ho.'sts of shining angels
Joined tlie herald bright; Legions from the glory.
Came that wondrous night — Came with alleluias.
For a Saviour born: Came to tell the weary
Of redemption's morn.
— Flora Kirkland.
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SHINING OUT OF DARKNESS.
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1. Shining out of darkness, came the Christmas
time. With light sublime, with light sublime; Glory-light from heaven thrill'd the sleeping
earth. The holy night of Jesus' birth. Mem'ries of that glory seem to linger still — To linger still, o'er vale and hill; Stars of Christmas ever seem more bright, more
clear. Than any star throughout the year. Ilefi-ain:
Glory-light came streaming from the court of
heav'n. When Christ — God's gift to earth — was giv'n; Shining Christmas tapers, gleam in ev'ry clime, In mem'ry of that Light sublime!
2. Shining o'er the manger where the Christ
child slept, A star most bright, its vigil kent; Seen afar, all silently it showed the world. The banner fair of love unfurled. Wondrous star of Bethle'm town, so large, so
bright, O guiding light! O guiding light! Lead us all to seek the King of Kings to-night; Thou guiding star, so bright, so bright!
3. Shepherds on the hillside heard a mighty
voice, A voice that bade the world rejoice; "Fear not!" rang the message! ring it out
again ! The angels brought good news to men. "Glory in the highest!" hosts of angels sang, Till all the courts of heaven rang; "Glory in the highest!" how it echoes still! That cradle song o'er Bethle'm's hill.
— Flora Kirkland.
265 CHILDREN THE WIDE WORLD OVER.
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1. Children, the wide world over, Rally round your King; Join in the angel chorus, J-iCt your voices ring;.
Once in a lowly manger.
Now exalted high; Children, the wide world over.
Sing, for the time draws nigh!
O children, rally round Him,
Who was laid in nianger low; The Kingly Babe whose advent night
Was lit by star's bright glow. O children, rally round Him,
On His birthnight welcome sing! Let earth respond while heaven sings!
O sing! little children, sing!
2. Children, the wide world over.
Tell the story sweet; Teach other hearts to praise Him;
Bring them to His feet. Come, as the sages, bearing
Gifts, in worship true. Bring as your gift to Jesus
Some one to love Him too.
3. Tell how the Babe of heaven Came in matchless love — Came from the heights of glory
That dear love to prove. Tell how He brought salvation
To this world below! Tell how He gives in mercy
Balm for the whole world's woe.
— Flora Kirkland.
266 CAROL OF REDEMPTION.
Music No. 122.
1. Sung by angels o'er a hillside; Sending shepherds to a stall; Rang the carol of redemption.
"Peace on earth" — good-will to all. Chorus:
|:"Peace on earth," O mighty chorus! Floating down the stream of time, "Peace on earth," it echoes o'er us. Ringing stil in tones sublime. :|
2 Hark! We almost hear them singing! Look! The glory shineth bright! See, the lambs in peaceful slumber. On that blessed, wondrous night.
3. Mighty carol of redemption! Mighty King in lowly guise! Quicken now our comprehension,
Help us see with faith's clear eyes.
— Flora Kirkland.
267 SHINE ON, BETHLEHEM'S STAR.
Music No. 132.
1. O wondrous star of Bethlehem!
That in the heavens bright. Shone forth to guide the pilgrims'
Unto the Prince of Light, Shine on thro' endless ages.
While ringing thro' the sky; His loyal ones still hear the song:
"Glory to God on high!" Kef rain:
Shine on, Bethlehem's star,
Send thy light afar.
Tell of Jesus' birth
Till His glory fills the earth.
2. O blessed star of Bethlehem!
Still gild with heav'nly ray The pathway to the Holy One
Who comes to us to-day. Gleam thro' the darksome shadows
That fill the heart with fear. Till weary souls shall see the light
Knowing that Christ is near.
3. O wondrous star of Bethlehem!
Shine on; we too would bring <Uir lives a willing saciifice.
With gladness to the King. With jo.\ we travel onward.
Encircled by the glow — The glory of the fadeless Star,
Jesus, whose love we know.
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278 THE BELLS OF EASTER
Music No. 146'
1. The liclls of Easter sweetly peal:
"Christ is risen! Christ is risen! They chime tlie hope He doth reveal,
This joyful Easter Day. The Lord ol' l.ife hath gone on high;
Christ is risen! Christ is risen! "Rejoice," with swelling notes they cry!
"Rejoice, rejoice!" they say.
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Shines the glorious heav'nly portal!
Angel songs we almost hear! O the joy of life immortal.
When in glory we appear.
2. The shining Easter angels say:
"Christ is risen! Christ is risen! Come, see the place where Jesus lay.
He's ris'n; He is not here. No longer held in death's embrace;
Christ is risen! Christ is risen! Ye shall behold Him face to face,
In glory to appear."
3. Repeat the tidings far and wide!
"Christ is risen! Christ is risen! No lonsrer Christ the crucified.
But Christ the mighty King. For us exalted eveiniore;
Christ is risen! Christ is risen! While heav'nly hosts our Lord adore,
Let all creation sing!
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AWAKE! AWAKE!
Music No. 162,
1. Awake! Awake! break forth in song. Repeat the strain of the heav'nly throng The King arose from deatn's domain, Let joy ring out over hill and plain.
For us He suffered on the tree!
He died that we might ransomed be.
But lo! He lives! He lives again!
The King of Kings and the Life of men.
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He conquered the greatest of foes. Death and the grave could not hold Him. Naught could His power oppose :|
2. Rejoice! Rejoice! for life and light
Have come to-day with the Easter bright.
Put on the robes of joyous praise.
Lift up your heart on this day of days!
For us He slept in seal-ed tomb;
For us He bore those hours of gloom.
Behold the place where Jesus lay!
Behold the stone! It is rolled away!
::. All hail! All hail to Christ our King; The flow'rs of praise, we adoring bring. He came to set the captive free. The light of heav'n in His face we see. Repeat the story o'er and o'er. How Christ our ev'ry burden bore! Sing out with joy, "He 'rose! He 'rose! To prove His pow'r o'er His vanquished foes '
— Flora Kirkland.
280 WONDERFUL LIGHT. Music No. 136,
1. Sealed was the tomb, guarded bv soldiers,
Brightly the moonlight shone around; Roadway and hill gleamed in the brightness
Flooded with light the garden's bound. Brighter the lirht sen 'neath the olives:
Forms bright as sunlight, 'mid the trees, boldiers were there, clad as for warfare:
Lo! They are gone, and who are these? See yonder, hast'ning to the citv.
The trembling soldiers In terror go! Earthquake astounding, strange light sur rounding,
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O wonderful light in the garden.
That fadeth not away! The King who was laid in the shadov
With vlct'ry is crown'd this glorious da.'. 2. Darkly they plan; falsely as darkly.
Stories that He was borne away — Borne by His friends, poor weak disciples,
Stol'n when the moon was bright as day! Soldiers of Rome ne'er slept on duty.
False was the tale for silver told; Death could not hold that mighty Victor!
Lift up your heads, ye gates of gold! The morn of glory hath awakened.
And death no longer holds boundless pow'r; Empty the prison, Jesus hath risen!
Time hath no richer, grander hour!
— Flora Kirkland.
281 SPRINGTIME IS HERE.
Music No. 153.
1. Fair o'er the hillside the verdure is seen.
Deep in the woodland, flow'rs now appear; Earth dons her garments of beautiful green.
Springtime again is here. Spring walks in beauty thro' valley and mead,
Making her footsteps, one flow'ry way; Holding a jewel most precious indeed!
Beautiful Easter Day. Hail to the season when out of death's sorrow.
Sprang forth the blossom of hope for the morrow; Hope that shall bloom on eternity's shore.
Since Jesus arose, death shall triumph no more! Chorus :
Fair o'er the hillside the verdure is seen.
Deep in the woodland; flow'rs now appear; Earth dons her garments of beautiful green.
Springtime again is h-ere.
2. Welcome fair season, when bird notes again
Banish the silence, bid us "Rejoice!" Morning in springtime, once wafted to men.
Sounds of an angel voice. Light scarcely gleam'd o'er the city's fair tow'rs. Faint glow'd the dawning o'er all the sky; When angels fair in those dim morning hours.
Waited with message high. Hail to the King, Who hath conquered by dying! Hail to the One who gives gladness for sighing. Angels adore Him, their Lord and their King. As once o'er His manger tliey gathered to sing.
- — Flora Kirkland.
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EASTER DAY.
Music No. 167.
1. -As the dawn of Easter Day Softly touched the skies so gray. Angels roll'd the stone away
From the lowly grave so holy; And the Saviour crucified. He who on the cross had died. From its portal opened wide, Came on Eastertide. Chorus:
Sing for joy — 'tis Easter Day; Migels rolled the stone away. Night is ended — fear is blendert
Into lasting peace: ("■hrist is ris'n with pow'r to save. He is Victor o'er the grave. Since His life He freely gave
Life shall never cease.
2. When the weary night had pass'd. And the day had come at last. Stood the women, all aghast.
Grieving, seeking — hear them speaking, "They have taken Him away," Hear the waiting angel say, "He is ris'n this holy day,
Lo! He is not here."
3. Hear the message — "Have no fear. Seek ye not the living here; Christ the Saviour now is near.
He is risen! He Is risen! .^aid He not that He would rise? Death has yielded up its prize; He, the King of earth and skies,
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283 ONCE AGAIN.
Music No. 5.
1. Once again the bells of Easter
Wake to joy the wintry world, Once again, o'er earth's chill morning.
Resurrection is unfurled. Cborus :
Sing, till heav'n shall hear the echo!
Sing, till earth repeat the strain! "Jesus lives! The mighty Victor!
Death is captive in His train!"
2. Sing again the song of Easter,
Sing of angels near the tomb; Sing of morning after midnight. Sing of glory after gloom.
3. Easter lights the world with beauty,
Easter fills the earth with song, Lift your hearts in joyful worship, And the wondrous theme prolong.
4. Morn of Jesus' resurrection!
Morn when hope relit the sky; Morn of hrifrht anticipation. Lighting up the "By and by."
— Flora Kirkland.
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RESURRECTION JOY.
Music No. 159'
1. Thro' the golden sunlit air,
Hear the music ring; As we sing the triumphs great.
Of our risen King; Hope hath banished ev'ry fear.
Death cannot • dismay ; For our blessed I>ord arose.
On this Easter Day. Chorus:
Risen! risen! Shout the blessed tidings! From the grave, strong to save,
Jesus rose in might. He is living, Conqueror forever. He is living, living. Conqueror forever. Hall Him King! Shout and sing!
On this day of light.
2 From the empty riven tomb.
Glory shineth bright; For our Saviour entered there.
Scattering the night; Though its portal we may pass,
We shall not remain; For as Christ our Lord arose.
We shall rise again.
3. Nature's many voices blend. In our joyous lays. As unto our King we bring Tributes sweet of praise; Bird notes rising blithe and free.
Lilies springing fair. Tell of resurrection joy, We with him shall share.
— Kate JJlmer.
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Music No. 150.
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Merry bells of Easter.
Sweetest carols raise; Let vour glad notes mingle
With the voice of praise! Catch the song that echoes
From the heav'nly land. Tell it out in music
Over ev'ry land.
Merry bells of Easter,
Sweetest carols raise; Let your glad notes mingle
With the voice of praise! Merry bells of Easter,
Sweetest carols raise: Let your glad notes mingle
with the voice of praise.
At the grave's dark portal There'* a vision bright!
Waits a glRfl evangel. From the 'Aua ;X light;
News of joy and gladness
Hails the Eastertide; Christ the Lord is risen.
Who was crucified!
Merry bells of Easter,
In exultant strains. Tell to ev'ry nation
Death no longer reigns! Tell the news of glaJness,
Sound it far and wide. Life and joy triumphant
Reign at Eastertide.
— Alice Jean Clcator,
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Music No. 106.
1. Beautiful lily, with blossoms fair. Filling with fragrance the Easter air. Speaking of life far beyond the tomb. Bidding ev'ry heart dispel its gloom. Blooming on our way.
Cheering ev'ry day,
Telling of eternal life; Pointing to the ^Uy. To our home on high.
Where shall come no pain or strife. Chorus:
Sweeter than the fragrance of the lily fair,
Comes the love of Christ our King; Thro' the grave He purchased hope for earth's despair.
Of His victory we sing.
2. Beautiful lily, whose leaves unfold. Under the touch of the sunbeam's gold; Up from the bulb that was buried long. Rising when the springtime flow'rcts throng. So, in death He lav,
Till the Easter Day,
Christ, our Everlasting Friend; Then, ascending high. Far beyond the sky,
His the life that knows no end.
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Of one who rose from the grave for n-o; His spotless love may I ever know. Rising in His likeness white as snow. In His home of light. Clad in gloiy hripht.
Gathered with .His lilies there, I shall sing His piaise, Thro' eternal days,
And His radiant beauty wear.
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1. Jubilant morning of Easter.
Shining with light from above, Ringing with chorals exultant,
'Thrilling with endless love, Sunshine has banished the shadows,
Death by the Christ Is slain; Praise Him! O praise Him!
He lives again ! Chorus :
Wake, O earth, this message of life proclaim! Praise, O praise, the wonderful Saviour's name! He now lives, wno once on the cross was slain. Praise Him! O praise Him! He lives to reign!
2. Wonderful message of Easter,
Jesus triumphant arose. Breaking the bars of His prison.
Conquering all His foes. Joyfully telling the story,
join in the glai- refrain; Praise Him! O praise Him!
He lives again!
3. Glorious promise of Easter,
Dying with Him we shall rise. Wearing a crown of rejoicing.
Up to the starry skies. Hail to the Victor, King Jesus !
Who in His might doth reign; Praise Him.! O praise Him!
He lives again!
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1. Fa-ther we have come to-day In Thy house to sing and pray, And we ask Thee now to
2. Saviour bless us we im-plore, May we love Thee more and more In re-membrance of Thy
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2. Wonder- ful love falls from a-bove; Walk in the light so ten - der; Beau- ti - ful rays
3. Curtains of night veil from our sight Ev-'rj' unknown to - nior - row; Heav-en-ly Friend,
4. Hap-py New Year! Je-sus is near, This is the hope be -fore us; He will pro-vide,
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Topical index.
Anniversary See Children's Day.
Assurance 77, 99. 153 191
Atonement 14, 137, 179, 192, 272.
Bible 59. 60, 93. 106, 123,
138, 158, 162, 196.
Character Building.. .. .56. 64.
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Christmas 248 to 267.
Christ's Coming 20, 101.
Christ The Shepherd 11, 12, 45 80, 84. 97,
104, 131, 135, 188.
Closing 86, 173, 184. 189, 202,
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Responsive Service.
Communion See Prayer. .
CONFESSION V^H^^Vo3^^i2l 126
Consecration o, < ^. iw>j. i^^o, izo.
See also Surrender. Crovs'Ning Christ 46, 98, 176.
Decision DAT 5. 52. 69. See also
Invitation.
Easter 48. 144, 169, 268 to
287. Evening 184. 189. 202 203.
241. See also Closing.
Faith 23, 121, 200._
FAMILIAR HYMNS 19. 31. 3.3. 4., |1. 53.
96! 99, 110, 115, 110, 121, 124. 126, 127. 137. 139. 143. 147. 151. 158. 161, 163. 166. and 173 to 221.
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96. 114.
Friendship 115, 117. 146 156.
168. 219. See Fellow- ship.
Funeral 53. 77 110, 128, 141.
145, 177.
Gentleness and Kindness. 27, 51.
Giving 207.
Guidance 53. 132. 168. 171, 177.
guidance _^^^^ ^gg^ 204. 206.
Harvest 20, 26, 41, 151. 237.
See also Sowing and
Reaping. Heaven 77. 85. 110, 128, 129,
14i, 145. 154. 198.
201.
Helping Others 41. 51. 79. 94. 140. 142.
Holy Spirit lO.'i, 190.
HoP'ii 191. See also Trust.
Invitation 39, 44. 47. 52. C9, 81 .
92. 97. 104. 113. 137. 143. 292.
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1''2. 143. 174. 181. 200.
Joy 8. 46. 108, 120, 142,
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Martial 2, 6, 17, 31, 34, 38, 66.
70, 71, 152, 164 294. See Warfare and Vic- tory.
Miscellaneous 51, 193, 195.
Missionary 40, 41, 75, 90, 116,
133, 151, 160, 166, 208, 212, 213.
Natvjre 22. 28. 82. 243. 247-
See also Children's Day.
New Year 296.
OjiEDIENCE 63, 126.
Offering 297.
Opening 176, 180, 197. See
Martial and Respon- sive Services.
Patriotic 30, 42, 55, 217.
Pkaise 6, 7, 15. 35. 43, 68, 71.
72. 89, 102, 112, 118,
124, 148, 154, 161,
197, 205. Prayer 1, 9, 25, 45, 65. 67, 73,
105, 111, 113. 163.
177, 183, 186, 187.
190. 200. Primary 9. 29. 113, 147. 171.
194. 234 to 247.
Promise 47. 106. 158.
Protection 33. t"i , 61.
Rally Day 2, 4, 8, 10, 18, 20, 26.
34. 38. 41. 49. 75. 79, 116. 151. 160.
Refuge 69. 84. 153. 181. 216.
Repentance 137. See Surrender.
Responsi-ve Services ..... 222 to 233.
Resurrection See Easter. .
Sabbath 19. 157. 185. 21 1.
Safety or Security 33. 132. 136, 153. 199,
216. Salvation 101. 155. 167. 212.
215. Service 8, 14 16. 18. 57. 74.
76. 79, 90. 100. lOo.
107. 114. 119, 127
131. 133. 165.
Sowing and Reaping 26. 40. 75. 87. 151. 16h
Summer See Children s Day
and Natnre. Surrender 52. 73. 78. 125, 192.
Temperance 82. 95.
Titanksgiving See Praise.
Trinity 1^0. 186. 22i.
Trust 63. 88. 106, 121. 136,
170.
Warfare and Victory. .
2, 4. 8, 10. 17. 21. 24, 31. 32, 34. 36, 49. 54. 57. 62. 88, 91, 116. 119. 139. 149. 150. 218. See also Martial. Wort, See Bible.
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Service. ^„^
Worship 43. 48. 68, 111. 130.
^°"^^^^ 144, 176, 178, 180
General index.
Title:- are in small caps ; first lines in lower case type.
Acknowledge Him in all you 45
Afar from earth is a 1-8
A llAPi-i- Band of llELi'icits 18 Ai.AS : A.Nu DiL> My Saviour 192 Ai.i. Hail TiiE Power of.. 1(6 All hail! lo the morning... 15 T
ALL llAIL TO THE I'RINCE OF 144
All THE Would for .Iesus 116
All Thy Works Shall. . . 08
Am 1 a Soldier 119
Angels Adore Him 259
Apostles' Creed 22.">
Are you weary, are you... 115
Arise ! Arise ! Arise ! 88
A Soldier of ti.e Cross. .. 119
A Starless Cruwn 165
.\s the dawn of Kaster day. 282
As the shepherds 258
As You Uo 140
Awake! Awake 279
Be a Little Sl'.nbeam 16
Be a Loyal Soldier 164
Beakino Fruit for Jesus. 237
Beatitudes 227
Beautiful Lily 276
Beautiful Lily 286
Beautiful Kobes 110
Beautiful song of Christmas 262 Beautiful Words of Jesus 02
Be Not Afraid 136
Blessed are the Sons of 193
Blessed Assurance 99
Blessed Gospel 93
Blessed Surrender 125
Bless Me. O, My King. . . 73
Bless the Little 9
Bless Us As We Go 295
Blest be the Tie 182
Blossom Bells 288
Break Thou the Bread of 187 Brighten the Way with a 142 Brightly Gleams ouk.... 31 Brightly I shine for Jesus. 240 Bringing in the Sheaves. 166 Building, Daily Building. 64
Carol of Redemption 266
Children's Day 288 to 295
Children in the long ago. . . 35 Children of the Light. . 100
Children the Wide 265
Child's Trayer 246
Christ is our Captain 66
Christmas 248 to 267
Christ, our mighty Captain. 54 Conip and dwell in the vale. 129 Come, Holy Ghost in.... 190
*;!oME Le.»rn of Me 113
Come. Ti'ou Almighty. . . . 107 Come. Thou Fount of Eve 205 Come to the Saviour Now. 81
(^ome nnto onr God 98
Come With Re.toicing. . . . 161
CoTME With Singing 6
Come ye ii(H)i)le who have. 167
•"OMMANDMENTS 223
• 'onquerins now and still.. 130
CitowN Him 98
Cuow.v Jesus King 46
Daily We Are Sowing. ... 26
Day of Redemption 261
Dear Saviour, I'm Thy.... 246
Dear to the Heart of the 131
Death for us has lost its.. 160
Do Not Forbid Them 44
Drive away all Care and 169
Easter 268 to 287
Easter D.*.y 282
Ever ti )■: Same 117
Every Day and All the W 114
I'ace to Fali: 77
1'airest Lord .,'esus 174
Fair o'er the h.l s fie 281
Familiar Hym.ss. . . . 173 to 221 Far and near the fields are 75 Far Out on the Desolate 33 F.\ther, Let Me Dedicate. 103 Father, Make I's Loving. 1 Father we have come to-day 295 Fill Us With Thy Love. 25 Fling Wide the Gates. . . 78 Follow, Gladly Follow.. 94 Follow the steps of Jesus. . 94
Follow Thou 11
For All the Little Child 210
For All the Saints 207
Forever with the Lord. . 101
Forward ! 54
Forward, Christian Soldi 34 Forward, forward. Christian 34
From Greenland's icy 208
From the world unspotted.. 114
G, Double O. D — c.rop. . . . 240
Gentle Words and 27
Gloria Patri 221
Glory be to the Father. ... 221 Glory to the Father Give 130
God Be With You 86
God is Love 134
God is My Refuge 153
God's Summerland 128
God Will Take Care of. . 171
God AVith T's 2.^.5
Go Forward, Christian.. 149 Good Night, T>ittle Flow 243 Go Work in My Vineyard 160 Grow in the PCnowledge. 56
Hail, Mighty Victor.... 273
Hail to the Lord's 209
Hal .elujah 268
Hallelujah Unto Jesus. 270
Happy New Year 296
Happy Songs are Ringing 35
Hark, O, hark the joyful.. 36
Hark, the lovely blossoms. 245
Hark ! the Merry Birds a 277
Hark ! the Sound 32
Hark! the springtide 268
Hark ! the swelling song. . 100
Hark ! the Tramp of Com 2
Have Yon a Song 2.30
Hearken to the words of. . 122
Hear the Brooklet 82
Hear the gentle voice 47
Hear the Shepherd's.... 80
He did not Die in Vain.. 272
Ue Goes Before 132
IiE Lealeth Me 206
llE Lives to Reign 287
He Will Not Fail Thee.. 47
Holy Bible, Book Divine. 59
Holy Father, Hear My... 186
Holy, Holy, Holy 180
How firm a foundation... 109
How gloomy, dark and.... 28
How Precious is the.... 60
1 do not ask for earthly. . . 121 1 ilEAKD TiiE Voice of.... 69 1 Lay My Sins on Jesus. 179 I'LL Go Where Vou Want 126 1 Love Thy Kingdom, Lord 195 1 Love to Tell the Story 175
In Bright Ranks 294
In Early Youth 12
In Glory to Appear 146
In His Steps I Follow.. 83 In the Name of Jesus... 159
Into Thy Courts 297
Is There a I'lace for Me? 141 I Think, When I Read... 147
It may not be on the 126
I Will Lift Mine Eyes.. 61
Jerusalem the Golden... 201
Jesus feels so sorry 242
Jesus is calling 4
Jesus ! Lover of My Soul 181
Jesus Loves Me 155
Jesus Loves Me 194
Jesus, Master, at Thy feet. 73
Jesus our Saviour 25
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me. . . 53
Jesus Will Be My Friend 156
Joy Dispels Our Sorrow. 275
Jubilant morning of Easter 287
Just a dainty basket 41
Just a Little Pansy 24'.
Just As I Am 137
Just Smile 290
Keep in Touch with 172
Kind Words Can Never... 51
Lead, Kindly Light 177
Let them that love Him... 142
Let the whole wide world. 62
Let Us Awake 74
Like a palace full of 93
Little Deeds 41
Little Feet May Follow 236
Little Sailors 235
Little Stars 240
Living for Jesus Here.. 39
Long Ago 26.^
Long ago a shining throng. 256
Love that Passeth Know 13
Low in the grave 269
Loyal Juniors 244
Make Your Life a Song.. 120
Marching along 17
Marching On IT
May Jesos Christ Be.... 89 Merry Bells of Eastbb. . 285 Merry, merry belU oi tSJ
Mighty God and Prince of 256
Missionary Hymn 208
MuKB Love to Thee 183
Morning light was dawning 275
Move 1^'okwaijd 62
My l^lessed Lord was 272
My Country, ^tis of Thee 217 My Faith Looks Up to... 200 My God, My King 102
Nearer, My God, to Theb 65
'Neath His Banner 24
'Neath the Banner 8
Night had fallen darkly. . . 263
Now Be the Gospel 212
Now TiiE Day is Over.... 189
Now the light has gone. . . . 241
O buttercup, rose and lily. 243
O come in childhood's 12
O Day of Kest and 211
0"er the hills to tar Judea. 259 Of Such is the Kingdom. 238 O home, sweet home so free 141 O how 1 love Thy holy law 123 O How I Love Thy Law.. 123
Oh ! say, can you see 55
Oh, scatter seeds of loving 151 Oh, stand for the right. ... 49 Oh, Worship the King.. 178
Old Hundred 221
O, let us as again we meet. 14 O let us rejoice in the work 133 O, let us sing in joyful lay. 118
O Little Town of 249
O Lord of Life, and Love 76 O make ycur lite a tuneful 120 O Master, Let Me Walk 109
Once Again 283
Only a Flower 291
On to Victory 4
Onward, Christian 218
Onward, Onward March.. 38 O Paradise, O Paradise.. 198
Orders of Service 222-233
O Shepherd Kind 45
O Sing His Praise 112
O TO BE More Like Jesus. Ill Our Father which art in.. 221
Our Redeemer King 14
Our Shepherd True 135
Over hill and valley 288
Over Yonder 145
O weary one wand'ring. . . . 104 O wondrous star of 267
Peaceful Night 250
Peaceful the wond'rous. . . . 250 Praise God, from whom... 221 Praise Him Eternally... 43 Praise Him ! Praise Him ! 124 Praise His Holy Name... 118 Praise the Lord, ye heav'ns 68
Praise to Jehovah ! 72
Praise Ye the Lord 7
Prayer is the Soul's.... 163
Precious Faith 23
Primary Songs 234 to 247
Remember Thy Creator. . 52 Responsive Exer 222 to 233
Gods Day and God's... 228
God's Law 223
Our Master 227
Prayer 226
Thanksgiving 2.30
The Heavenly Reward. 233 The Holy Spirit and Go 229
The Holy Trinity 225
The Journey of Life.. 232
The Missionary 231
The Shepherd Lord. . . . 222
Words of Jesus 224
Rksurrection Jot 2R4
jRlBirlag, from th« mountain 15
Ring Joy Bells, Ring .... *^i^
Ring, merry bells 260
Ring On, Ye Bells 260
Rock of Ages 216
Safely Through Another 185 Saviour, Again to Thy... 184
Saviour, Breathe an 203
iSaviour, dear Saviour, all 117 Saviour, Like a Shepherd 188 Saviour, Now the Day is 173
Saviour, 1'ilot Me 53
Saviour, while my heart is 5 Scattering Precious Seed 87
Sealed was the tomb 280
Seal Us, O Holy Spirit.. 105
Search me, O God 67
Seeds of Promise 151
See the brightly shining. . . 251 Send out the shepherds... 107
Shine On 251
Shine On, Bethlehem's.. 2o7 Shining Out of Darkness 264
Shout and Sing 71
Sing On 148
Sing Out Your Gladsome 252
Sing to the Lord a 293
S.mile and Sing 3
Softly beaming, brightly... 25o Soldiers of the Cross... 21
SOLDI3RS OF THE KiNG . . . . 70
SoLDirRs True and Loyal. 152
.Song of Victory 6u
Songs of joy echoing 46
Sowing in the morning.... loo
Springtime is Here 281
Stand for the Right.... 49 Standing on the Promise 158 Stand Up, Stand Up for. . 214 Stepping in the Light. . . 96
Suffer now the little 44
Sung by angels o'er a 266
Sunny June 289
Sun of My Soul 201;
Sweeter Every Moment. . 58 Sweeter, sweeter ev'ry mo 58 Sweeter Than the Lily.. 286 Sweet is Our Message... 245 Sweet is the Mess.vge... 101
Sweetly Dawns the 19
Swell the Chorus 15
Take up the battle cry 116
Teach Me Thy Will 67
Tell it Out 90
Tell it to Jesus 115
Tell that God is Love. .. 167 Temperance Boys and. ... 95
The Angel's Sweet 258
The Apostles' Creed 225
The Beatitudes 227
The Bells of Easter.... 278 The Call for Reapers ... 75
The Children Jesus 292
The Children's Friend.. 50 The Cross and the Flag. 30 The day of redemption.... 261
The P^ve of Faith 121
The Firm Foundation.... 199 The First Christmas Son 262 The God of the Living.. 48 The Heavens Declare Th 196 The Lord is My Shepherd 84 The Lord is Thy Keeper. 241 The Lord of the Harvest 20 ■
The Lord's Prayer 221
The Master said "Come lea 113
The .Morning Light 213'
Then bring our country's.. GO i
The New Song 154 '
The people that in the dar 24S The Precious Friend... 168 There are songs of joy. ... 154 There is a land mine eyes. 165 There is No Lovb Likb 9h 143
There s an eye that watches ISfe Ihere's No Land Like Ou 42 The Saviour who blejs'd. . 238 The Shepherd is Calling 97 The Shepherd Kind and 104 The Son of God Goes For 91
The Star-Spangled 55
The Straying Lambs 107
The Strife is O'er 271
The Sun of Righteousne 28 The Sword of the Lord. . 88
The Vale Called 129
The vineyard of the Lord. . 160 The Way, the Truth, and 12''
Thine I Am 5
Thou God of all the living. 48 Tho' we cross the ocean. ... 42 Through the golden sunlit 284 Thus Far the Lord Hath 204
Thy Word it52
'Tis Sunshine 22
To grow in the knowledge 56 To the conflict now away. 70 To Thee we lift our jovful 135 True-hearted, W^hole-hea 127
Trust and Obey 63
Trusting, ever trusting.... 134
Trusting in our dear 170
Trusting in Our 170
Trusting in the Promise. 106 Trying to walk in the ste::s 96
Under the Banner 10
Upward, ever upward 24
Use gentle words and 27
Very Little Tots 234
Victory Through Grace.. 139 Victory ! Victory ! 36
Wake, Sweetest Strain.. 269
Waking Out of Silence.. 253
Walking in the Sunshine 108
We are little sailors 235
We are soldiers of the king 159
Welcome. Dear Sabbath.. 157
We're a happy pilgrim band %n
We shall walk with Him in 110
We walk by faith 23
We Will Follow Jesus 29
What a Friend «19
Whatever Jesus tells mf>. ^44
What gracious Friend in. 146
When, His Salvati n...) 215
When I enter that beautiful 292
When morning gilds the ski 89
When the blessed Master. . 50
When the hear: is heavy.. 3
When the Skies are Grey 290
When the sky was dark. . . 155
When We ar'^ Gathered. . 85
When we walk with the. . . , 63
Wherever I go ^ must 156
While Shepherds Watch 254
While the sun is shining. . 150
Who Will Be a Helper?. 79
Who AVill Volunteer?... 57
Winning Its Wat 133
With Exulting Tribute.. 257
With happy hearts 271
With our banners waving. 38
Wonderful Book 138
Wonderful. Counsellor. . 248
Wonderful Light 288
Wonderful promise, oh.... 106
Word of the Father 138
Work, for the Night is. 220
Work with Jot and Glad 150
Worship the King in His. . 43
Worship the King in His be 43
Would you be a victor.... 172
Ye Are the Seed 40
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