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Cafeernacle ?m>mns

No. 2

Copyright 1921

All Rights Reserved

Tabernacle Publishing Company

PUBLISHED BY

Cafoernacle ^u!)ltsl)tng Company

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TABERNACLE HYMNS No. 2 is a large
bouquet of splendid songs, singing forth in
new and favorite melodies the great Fund'
amentals of the Faith. There are favorite songs,
both new and old, from all the great writers. Ring-
ing through the pages of the book are sterling
evangelistic songs, and there will be found a great
list of the favorites you have long longed to see be-
tween the covers of one book. Deeper life songs are
here in abundance. There is a fine list of missionary
songs. There are 351 songs in the collection.

We wish here to record our most heart-felt
thanks to the music publishers and song owners,
who have allowed us to freely select from their best
new and favorite songs. They have disregarded
financial advantage in allowing us this privilege,
Through this generosity on their part, Tabernacle
Hymns No. 2 becomes a large boiled down list of
the best, both new and old.

No person or persons will profit from the pub-
lication of this book. The profits go into a fund to
continue the spreading of the gospel message in

song.

Yours singing His praises,

The Publishers.

TABERNACLE HYMNS

No. 2.

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2. Thy bonn - ti - ful care, what tongue can re - cite? It breathes in the

3. Frail chil-dren of dust, and fee - ble as frail, In Thee do we

4. Our Fa-ther and God, how faith- ful Thy love! While an -gels de ■

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His won - der - ful love; Our Shield and De - fend - er, the

it shines in the light; It streams from the hills, it de -

nor find Thee to fail; Thy mer-cies, how ten - der! how

to hymn Thee a- bove; The hum -bier ere - a - tion, tho'

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scends to the plain, And sweet-ly dis - tils in the dew and the rain,

firm to the end! Our Mak-er, De-fend-er, Re - deem-er, and Friend.

fee - ble their lays, With true ad - o - ra-tion shall lisp to Thy praise.

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My Life for Thee.

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3. I suf - fered much for

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Since Jesus Came Into My Heart.

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in -to my heart; And no dark clouds of doubt now my path-way ob-scure,

in- to my heart; And the gates of the Cit - y be- yond I can see,

in-to my heart; AndI'm hap- py, so hap - py as on- ward I go,

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Ivory Palaces.

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ing out of the ivory palaces of heaven to redeem mankind, clothed in garments which are perfumed with
myrrh for beauty, with aloes for bitterness, and with cassia for healing, the fragrance of which remain to
tell of His near presence.

Henry Barraclough.

1. My Lord has garments so wondrous fine, And myrrh their tex-ture

2. His life had al - so its sor-rows sore, For al - oes had a

3. His garments too were in cas - sia dipped, With heal-ing in a

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Each time my feet in some sin have slipped, He took me from its clutch.

And I shall en- ter my heav'n-ly home, To dwell for ev - er - more.

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He Will Hold Me Fast.

Ada R. Habershon,

Robert Harkness.

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4. Once it was my working, His it hence shall be; Once I tried to use Him,

5. Once I hoped in Je - sus, Now I know He's mine; Once my lamps were dying,

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Now He has the care; Once 'twas what I want-ed, Now what Je - sus says;

Now He us - es me; Once the pow*r I want-ed, Now the Might-y One;

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Once 'twas constant asking, Now 'tis ceaseless praise. All in all f or-er - er,

Once for self I la - bored, Now for Him a - lone.

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Love Lifted Me.

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I Can Depend On Him.

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Saved By the Blood.

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He is Mine.

Austin Miles.

Lincoln Hall.

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2. Je - sus leftheav-en my Sav-iour to be, And He

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The Old Rugged Cross.

G. B.

Solo and Chorus.

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2. Oh,thatold rugged cross, so de-spised by the world,Has a wondrous afc-

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I Know Whom I Have Believed.

El Nathan.

James McGranahan.

Moderuto.

1. I know not why God's wondrous grace To me He hath made known,

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For Thou to me art all in all; My hon-or and my wealth; My heart's desire, my
Burn, born, 0 love, within my heart, Burn fiercely night and day, Till all the dross of
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Our Great Saviour.

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2. Je- sus! what a strength in weakness! Let me hide my - self in Him;

3. Je- sus! what a help in sor - row! While the bil - lows o'er me roll,

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Is My Name Written There?

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make sure of heav-en, I would en - ter the fold; In the book of Thy
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1. Ye passers by, behold the Lord, . . . The road to Cal-va - ry pur- sue;

the Lord, to Calvary pursue;

2. His sacred limbs they stretch, they tear, With nails they fasten to the wood; . . . .

they tear, they fasten to th« wood;

3. Behold His temples, crooned with thorn, His bleeding hands extended wide,

with thorn, hands extended wide;

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of God, heart to sinners move;

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His sacred limbs, exposed and bare, Are only covered with His blood

cover'd with His blood.
His streaming feet, transfix'd and torn, The fountain gushing from His side! . .

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with Thy dying love.

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0 I de- light in His command, Love to be led by His dear hand,

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Anywhere With Jesus.

Jessie H. Brown and Mrs. C. M. Alexander.

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Is It Not Wonderful?

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5. He doth my new heart con - trol, Cleans-ing and keep- ing me whole,

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Will- ing to save me, par- don He gave me, And I am hap - py with-in.
But Jesus sought me till He hadbro'tme, Pen - i- tent seeking His face.
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" The gospel of God." BOM. i: 1. "The glorious gospel of the blessed God." 1 Tim. 1 : 2
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When all the ransom' d are safely gathered, E'en then it will not be done.
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5. Peace.perfect peace, our future all unknown? Je-sus we know.and He is on the throne.

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Are You Washed In the Blood?

E. A. H.

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I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say.

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When I See My Saviour.

Maud Frazer.

Robert Harkness.

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Wonderful Peace.

W, D. Cornell. Alt.

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3. I am rest - ing to-night in this won- der - ful peace, Rest-ing

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4. He walks be - side me all the way,' What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!

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Life's Railway to Heaven.

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3. Guilt - y, vile and help- less we; Spot - less Lamb of God was He;

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Love Found a Way.

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3. Bring us low in pray'r be - fore Thee, And with faith our souls in - spire,

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2. Come strong as the wind o'er the 0 - cean, Or soft as the breathing of morn,

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186 My Saviour First of All.

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3. Oh, the dear ones in glo- ry, how they beck-on me to come, And our

4. Thro'the gates to the cit - y in a robe of spot- less white, He will

bright and glorious morning I shall see; I shall know my Redeemer when I
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part - ing at the riv-er I re - call; To the sweet vales of E-den they will
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The Cross Is Not Greater.

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2. The thorns in my path are not sharp-er Than composed His crown forme,

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Margaret M. Simpson.

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Delia T. White.

Tis Burning in My Soul.

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Rev. A. B. Simpson.

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3. More a-bout Je- sus; in His word, Hold-ing com-mun-ion with my Lord;

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3. 0 Je- sus, Saviour, now make me Thine, Never let me stray from Thee;

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Redeemed.

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3. Lift us, Lord, oh, lift us high -er, From the car-nal mind set free;

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I Will Praise Him.

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3. Then God's fire up - on the al - tar Of my heart was set a - flame;

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Can the souls He ransomed His request re - fuse? Speed the
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4. Now on a high- er plane I dwell, And with my soul I know 'tis well;

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I Would Be Like Thee.

W. A. Schell.

Chas. H. Gabriel.

1. I would be like Thee, Je-sus, my Lord, Gen-tle and lov- ing, trusting Thy

2. I would be like Thee, hum-ble in mind, Growing more earnest, faithful and

3. I would be like Thee, speaking the truth, Giv-ing my life to God in my

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Jesus Only.

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2. When we gath-er at last round the great white throne, When the King in His

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When His lov- ing arms re-ceive us, And His songs our tongues employ!
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2. Was it for crimes that I had done He groaned up - on the tree?

3. Well might the sun in dark-ness hide, And shut his glo - lies in,

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Is crowned with glory now; [thorns With all its grace is given;

A royal diadem adorns Their name an everlasting name,

The mighty Victor's brow. Their joy the joy of heaven.

2 The highest place that heaven affords

Is His, is His by right,
The King of kings, and Lord of lords,
And heaven's eternal light.

3 The joy of all who dwell above,

The joy of all below,
To whom He manifests His love
And grants His name to know.

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They reign with Him above,
Their profit and their joy to know
The mystery of His love.

6 The cross He bore is life and health,

Though shame and death to Him:
His people's hopes, His people's -wealth,
Their everlasting theme.

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Forever Here.

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1 Forever here my rest shall be,

Close to Thy bleeding side;
This all my hope and all my plea,
For me the Saviour died.

2 My dyingSaviour and my God,

Fountain for guilt and sin,
Sprinkle me ever with Thy Blood,
And cleanse and keep me clean.

3 Wash me and make me thus Thine own;

Wash me and mine Thou art;
Wash me, but not my feet alone,-—
My hands, my head, my heart.

4 Th' atonement of Thy blood apply,

Till faith to sight improve;
Till hope in full fruition die,
And all my soul be love.

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All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name.

E. Perronet.

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3. Soul of mine, must, I sur - ren-der, See my -self as cru-ci-fied;

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I Love Him.

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When I Survey.

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See, from His head,His hands,His feet, Sor-row and love flow mingled down;
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name we'll triumph 0 - ver ev - 'ry foe.

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0 Thou, In Whose Presence.

Joseph Swain.

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2. Where dost Thou,dear Shepherd,resort with Thy sheep,To feed them in pastures of love;

3. Oh, why should I wan-der, an a-lien from Thee, Or cry in the des-ert for bread?

4. Ye daughters of Zi - on, declare, have you seen The Star that on Is - ra- el shone?

5. He looks! and the thousands of an-gels re-joice, And my- ri-adswait for His word;

6. Dear Shep-herd! I hear, and will fol-low Thy call; I know the sweet sound of Thy voice;

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Thy foes will rejoice when my sorrows they see, And smile at the tears I have shed.
Say, if in your tents my Be- lov- ed has been, And where with His flocks He is gone?
He speaks! and e- ter - ni - ty,filled with His voice,Re - ech- oes the praise of the Lord.
Re-store and de-fend me, for Thou art my all, And in Thee I will ev-er re-joice.

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Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven.

C. J. Butler.

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1. Since Christ my soul from sin set free, This world has been aheav'nto me;

2. Once heav-en seemed a far-off place, Till Je- sus showed His smil-ing face;

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Keep me and use me dai - ly, Je - sus, For Thee, for on - ly Thee.
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Tis So Sweet to Trust In Jesus.

Mrs. Louisa M. R. Stead.

Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.

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Mary Ann Lathbury.

Break Thou the Bread of Life.

William F. Sherwin.

1. Break Thou the bread of life,Dear Lovd,tome,As thou didst break the loaves Beside the sea.

2. Bless Thou the truth,dear Lord,Tome,to me, As Thou didst bless the bread By Gal-i-i'

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Jesus, Lover of My Soul.

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Jesus Paid It AH.

Mrs. E. M. Hall.

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Je - sus, Sweet-est com -fort of my soul:

Je - sus, Let me view His con-stant smile;

Je - sus, In His cross my trust shall be,

But His love a-bid-eth ev - er, Thro' e - ter - nal years the same.

With my Sav-iour watching o'er me, I can sing though billows roll.

Then throughout my pil-grim jour-ney Light will cheer me all the while.

Till, with clear - er, bright-er vis - ion, Face to face my Lord I see.

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I Need Thee Every Hour.

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Glory to Jesus.

J. Wakefield MacGill.

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2. Je sus loves me! loves me still, Tho' I'm ver - y weakaud ill; If I

3. Je- sus loves me ! He who died, Heav-en's gate to o- pen wide; lie will

4. Je- sus loves me ! He will stay Close be- side me all the way; Thou hast

ones to Him be-long; They are weak, but He is strong.

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Fill Me Now.

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Hov - er o'er me, Ho - ly Spir - it, Bathe my trembling heart and brow;
Thou can'st fill me, gra-cious Spir - it, Tho' I can - not tell Thee how;
I am weak- ness, full of weak-ness; At Thy sa- cred feet I bow:

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There Is a Fountain.

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3. E'er since by faith I saw the stream Thy flowing wounds supply, Redeeming love has been my

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How Tedious and Tasteless,

John Newton.

Lewis Edson.

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2. His name yields the rich - est per-fume And sweet- er than mu-sic His voice:

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From Every Stormy Wind.

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thousand hearts to give,Lord.they should all be Thine, Lord, they should all be Thine.

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God Be With You!

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2. God be with you till we meet a-gain ! — 'Neath His wings protecting hide you,

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Jesus, Thy Blood and Righteousness.

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Lord, I believe Thy precious blood,-Which, at the mer - cy-seat of God,
This spotless robe the same ap-pears,Whenru - ined na - ture sinks in years;
Oh, let the dead now hear Thy voice; Bid, Lord, Thy mourning ones re - joice;

'Midst flaming worlds, in these ar-rayed, With joy shall I lift up my head.
For ev - er doth for sin-ners plead — For me, e'en for my soul was shed.
No age can change its glo-rious hue, The robe of Christ is ev - er new.
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ALPHABETICAL
INDEX

A

Abide With Me _ 332

Abundant Life 133

Alas and Did My Saviour

Bleed ? 255

All Hail the Power of

Jesus Name 258-259-260

All in All Forever. 8

All People That on

Earth do Dwell 350

AH Power is Given Unto Me 131

All That I Want Is in Jesus J15

All Things in Jesus ...115

Almost Persuaded 300

A Missionary Cry 233

And He Walks With Me 25

And I Shall See Him

Face to Face 23

Angels Assist Our Mighty Joys. .218

Anywhere With Jesus 87

Are You Washed in the Blood? 121

Ashamed of Jesus 138

A Single Eye 77

At the Battle's Front 158

At the Cross 19

At the Cross I'll Abide 200

At the Father's Throne Above.... 50
Beautiful Words, Wonderful

Words 303

B
Believe on the Lord

Jesus Christ 162

Believing and Receiving Ill

Be Like Jesus, This My Song 17

Beneath the Cross of Jesus 135

Be Not Dismayed 91

Be True - 212

Beulah Land 123

Blessed Assurance 343

Blessed Be the Fountain 34

Blessed Be the Name 326

Blessed Calvary 171

Blessed Quietness 67

Blessed Saviour, Thou Wilt

Guide Us 148

Bless the Lord, My Soul 69

Blest Be the Tie That Binds 342

Break Thou the Bread of Life....278

Breathe Upon Us 215

Bring Your Vessels, Not a Few.. 56

But as Many as Received Him.. 75
By the Way of Redeeming

Love _ 180

C

Calling, Oh, Hear Him Calling ...142
Calling Today, Calling Today.. ..270

Calvary _ 35

Child of a King (The)..._ 152

Christ Arose 10

Christ in Me , _ 66

Christ Is Coming 130

Christ Liveth in Me 113

Christ Returneth 28

Cleansing Wave 149

Come Home, Come Home 191

Come Thou, Almighty King 324

Come, Thou Fount 345

Come to Jesus 304

Come, Ye Disconsolate 313

Coming Home, Coming Home 299

Cross of Christ! Lead Onward. 252
Count Me 73

D

Doxology 350-351

Dwelling in Beulah Land 68

E
Earthly Joys Can Not Compare. .241
Every Bridge Is Burned

Behind Me 116

F

Face to Face 62

Face to Face, Shall I

Behold Him 62

Fade, Fade Each Earthly Joy 348

Far, Far on the Other Side 189

Fill Me Now 298

Follow, Follow, I Would

Follow Jesus 98

Follow On! 98

Forever Here 257

For God So Loved the World 94

For There's No Word, Ear

Ever Heard 336

For You I Am Praying 118

Friendship with Jesus 127

From Every Stormy Wind 322

From Sinking Sand He Lifted

Me „ .245

G

Give Me a Single Eye 77

Give Me Jesus 289

Glad Day! Glad Day! 63

Glory, Glory Joy to My

Heart Will Bring 106

Glory Song 33

Glory to His Name 335

Glory to Jesus 291

Go! 244

Go and Tell 174

God Be With You 328

God Is Calling Yet _ 142

God of Abraham Praise 145

God's Grace 83

God Shall Wipe Away All

God Will Take Care of You.."..". 91

Go Ye into AH the World 131

Grace 202

Grace, Grace, God's Grace 55

Grace Greater than All Our

Sin 55

Guide Me, O Thou

Great Jehovah 323

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Hallelujah! Praise His Name 178

Hallelujah! Thine Be the Glory 330

Hallelujah ! Tis Done ! 302

Hallelujah to My Lord! 179

Hallelujah to Thy Name! 177

Hallelujah! What a Saviour! 155

Hallelujah! What a Saviour..71-134

Happy Day, Happy Day. .292

Hark! The Voice of Jesus

Calling 160

Harvest Time 103

Have Thine Own Way, Lord 21

Have Thy Way, Lord 279

He Died of a Broken Heart 167

He Gives the Power 75

He Hideth My Soul 164

He Is Coming Again ...176

He Is Mine 37

He Keeps Me Singing 13'

He Leadeth Me 139

He Lifted Me 245

He Ransomed Me 134

He Was Not Willing 187

He'll Walk With Me All the Way 190
He Will Fill Your Heart Today 56

He Will Hold Me Fast 7

He Will Hold Me With His

Mighty Hand 99

Hear the Tramp, Tramp,

Tramping 158

Held in His Mighty Arms 251

Hiding in Thee 54

Higher Ground 312

Himself 8

Him That Cometh Unto Me 207

His Blood Can Never Lose

Its Power 223

His Love Can Ne'er Be Told 218

His Mighty Hand 99

Hold the Fort 273

Holy Ghost with Love Divine....344

Holy, Holy, Holy 283

Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide 338

Home of the Soul 58

How Can I Help But Love Him ? 80

How Firm a Foundation 341

How Marvelous, How

Wonderful 53

How Tedious and Tasteless 311

I

Am Coming, Lord .296

Am Praying for You 118

Am Redeemed But Not

With Silver 20

Am So Glad that Jesus

Loves Me _ 263

Belong to the King 151

Can Depend on Him 32

Come to the Garden Alone 25

Do Believe 321

Do, I Do, I Do 51

Gave My Life for Thee 3

Have Overcome 225

Heard the Voice of Jesus Say..l27

Know His Love Is Mine 175

Know I'll See Jesus Some Day 40
Know Whom I Have Believed 39

Love Him 271

Love Thee, I Love Thee,

Dear Dying Saviour 161

Love to Tel! the Story 305

Need Thee Every Hour. 290

Remember Calvary 85

Shall Be Like Him 45

Shall Be Satisfied 267

Shall Dwell Forever There 47

Shall Know Him 188

Shall Walk the Streets of the

City of God 47

Take, He Undertakes .268

Take Thee, Blessed Lord 268

Take the Life of Victory 100

Walk With the King 141

Will Be Like Daniel Bold 261

Will Guide Thee 166

Will Praise Him 239

Will Say "Yes" to Jesus 204

Will Sing of My Redeemer 44

Will Sing You a Song 58

Would Be Like Jesus 17

Would Be Like Thee 246

f Jesus Goes with Me 30

'm Abiding in Canaan Land ! 76

I'm Believing and Receiving Ill

I'm Happy in Jesus Today 41

I'm Living on the Mountain 68

I'm Redeemed 208

I'm the Child of a King 152

In Jesus 109

In Tenderness He Sought Me 201

In the Cross of Christ I Glory... .346

In the Garden _ 25

In the Glow of Early Morning. 130

In the Service of the King 203

Is It Not Wonderful? 88

Is It the Crowning Day? 63

Is My Name Written There? 72

Is Not This the Land of

Beulah ? 227

Is Thy Heart Right With God? .114

It Can Never Grow Old 27

It's Just Like Jesus to Roll

the Clouds Away 249

It is Glory Just to Walk

With Him 143

It is Well with My Soul 26

It's Just Like His Great Love 249

It Was on the Cross He Shed

His Blood 195

I've Found a Friend 22

I've Tried in Vain a Thousand *•

Ways 109

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Jesus Giveth Us the Victory 196

Jesus Has Lifted Me 147

Jesus, I Am Coming Home 49

Jesus, I Am Resting, Resting 264

Jesm» I Come 14

Jesus Is a Friend of Mine 61-211

Jesus Is All the World to Me 102

Jesus Is Calling ~ 270

Jesus Is Coming * 237

Jesus Is Dearer Than All 216

Jesus Is Mighty to Save..... 262

Jesus Is the Friend You Need... 168

Jesus Is Victor - 248

Jesus, Jesus, How I Trust Him..277
Jesus, Jesus. Sweetest Name

I Know 13

Jesus Knows, Jesus Knows 65

Jesus, Lover of My Soul 285-286

Jesus Loves Even Me 263

Jesus Loves Me 297

Jesus Met Me There -238

Jesus, Oh, How Sweet the

Name! 96

Jesus Only 81-247

Jesus Paid It All 288

Jesus Pleads for Me 50

Jesus Saves 309

Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me 325

Jesus Shall Lead Me Night

and Day 85

Jesus Shall Reign 347

Jesus, the Very Thought

of Thee 316

Jesus, Thy Blood and

Righteousness 329

Jesus! Wonderful Name! 210

Jewels 319

Joybells Ringing in Your Heart 90

Joy to the World 315

Just As I am 317

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Launch Out 206

Leaning on the Everlasting

Arms 93

Let Go and Let God 119

Let Him in 112

Let Jesus Come into Your

Heart 287

Let Me Come Closer to Thee,

Jesus 276

Let the Joy Overflow 242

Let the Lower Lights Be

Burning 95

Let the Tide Come In 15

Let Us Crown Him 48

Life, Life, Eternal Life 133

Life's Railway to Heaven 148

Like a Mighty Sea 110

Living, He Loved Me 18

Living in the Glory 192

Lo! He Comes 293

Lord, I'm Coming Home 299

Lord Lift Me Up and I Shall

Stand 312

Love Found a Way 156

Love Lifted Me 9

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Majestic Sweetness Sits

Enthroned 327

Mansions of Glory, Home

Over There 120

Meditation 274

Mercy for the Sinner. 202

Moment by Moment 89

More About Jesus 199

Must I Go and Empty Handed? 265
Must Jesus Bear the Cross

Alone ? 340

My Faith Looks Up to Thee 185

My Heart Is Resting,

O My God 43

My Hope is Built on Nothing

Less 284

My Jesus 161

My Jesus, I Love Thee 236

My Redeemer 44

My Saviour First of All 186

My Saviour's Love 53

My Sin Was Old-Fashioned 125

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Nearer, My God, to Thee 281

Nearer the Cross .........269

No Night There 4

Nor Silver Nor Gold 20

Nothing but the Blood of Jesus.. 74
Nothing Is too Hard for Jesus....224

Not I, but Christ 182

Now Let the Blood Prevail 92

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O, Beulah Land.... 123

O Comforter, Gentle and

Tender 183

O Hallelujah! Yes 'Tis Heaven.275

O Happy Day 292

Oh, for a Thousand Tongues 230

Oh, It Is Wonderful 29-198

Oh, Jesus, Lord, With Me Abide 57

Oh, Precious is the Flow 74

Oh, the Blood, the Precious

Blood : - 104-266

Oh, the Height and Depth

of Mercy ..... ~ -289

Oh, the Lord that Sought Me 201

Oh, What a Change! 128

Oh, What Wonderful,

Wonderful Rest 251

O, Jesus, Jesus 57

Old-time Power 157

O Lord Jesus, How Long? 28

On Christ, the Solid Rock

I Stand 284

One Day 18

Only a Sinner 11

Only Believe 101

Only Jesus 169

Only Jesus Knows 65

Only Trust Him 295

Onward, Christian Soldiers 339

Open My Eyes, That I May See.. 122
Open Wide Thine Arms of

Love 299

O Perfect Life of Love 229

O That Will Be Glory 33

O the Joy 242

O Thou, in Whose Presence 274

O to be Saved from Myself 182

Our Great Saviour. 71

Our Refuge .„ 170

Out of My Bondage 14

Out of the Ivory Palaces 6

Out of Your Darkness 117

Over There 52

O Wonderful Love 226

O Worship the King 1

O Zion, Haste 150

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Peace, Peace, Wonderful

Peace 136-137

Peace, Perfect Peace 107

Praise God from Whom All

Blessings Flow 350-351

Praise Him! Praise Him! 144

Praise Ye the Lord 222

Pray, Pray 86

Precious Love, Oh, Wondrous

Love .* 175

Precious Name, O How Sweet....254

Precious Promise 166

Publish Glad Tidings 150

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Redeemed 209

Redeemed and Saved 240

Redeemed, Redeemed, My

Grateful Heart Keeps

Singing 240

Resting, I Am Resting 12

Resurrection Life 184

Revive Us Again 330

Ring the Bells of Heaven 320

Rock of Ages -282

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Saved ^^r 42

Saved by Grace ™~S~i 23

Saved by His Power Divine 219

Saved by the Blood.... 36

Saved! Saved! 219

Saviour Like a Shepherd

Lead Us 31

Since I Have Been Redeemed 181

Since Jesus Came Into My

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Sing Hallelujah *179

Sing, Oh, Sing of My Redeemer 44

Softly and Tenderly .191

So I'll Cherish the Old

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Somebody Whispered that

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Some Day the Silver Cord

J Will Break 23

Something More Than Gold 294

Speed the Light 243

Spirit Now Melt and Move 157

Standing on the Promises 46

Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus.... 78

Step by Step 205

Strengthen All the Ties that

Bind Me 116

Sun of My Soul 349

Sweeter as the Years Go By 64

Sweetest Carol Ever Sung 333

Sweet Hour of Prayer 310

T
Take Me as I Am 307

Take the Name of Jesus with

You 254

Tell It Again 105

Tell Me the Story of Jesus 126

Tell the Story 165

That Beautiful Name 228

That's Why I Love Him 70

The Bible Stands 79

The Blood 104

The Broken Heart 167

The Child of a King 152

The Cleansing Stream 149

The Cross Is Not Greater 188

The Eternal God is Thy Refuge. .170

The God of Abraham Praise 145

The Glory Song 33

The Great Physician 333

The Head That Once Was

Crowned 255

The Holy Spirit, Lord Alone 234

The King's Business 59

The Lights of Home 108

The Name of Jesus 96

The Old-Fashioned Way 125

The Old-Rugged Cross 38

The Old-Time Religion 318

The Palace of Light 120

The Precious Blood 266

There Above 92

There are Angels Hovering

Round 159

The Regions Beyond 193

There Is a Fountain 306

There Is Power in the Blood 172

There's a Wideness in God's

Mercy 334

The Shepherd of Love 117

The Solid Rock 284

The Story of Jesus Can Never

Grow Old 27

The Story of the Cross 132

The Sweetest Name 336

The Victory 100

They Are Calling, Gently

Calling 108

They Tell Me the Story of

Jesus 27

They're Passing, Passing

Fast Away 233

This is My Story,

This is My Song 343

This is the Message, That I

Bring 59

Till We Meet 328

'Tis Burning in My Soul 194

'Tis Jesus 82

'Tis Midnight 250

Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus. .277
'Tis the Old, Old Story 132

Tis the Old-Time Religion 318

'Tis the Ransomed Army 320

To Eternity 241

To the Regions Beyond 193

Trust and Obey 16

Trusting Jesus, That Is All 232

'Twas a Glad Day When

Jesus Found Me 2

U-V

Up from the Grave He Arose 10

Verily, Verily 173

Victory in Jesus 213

W

Walking, I'm Walking

in Newness of Life 184

We Have an Anchor 124

We Will Send It Out 163

We Would See Jesus 314

What a Friend We Have in

Jesus 331

What a Wonderful Saviour! 140

What if It Were Today? 106

What Will It Be When We See

Him? 231

We're Waiting, We're Waiting.183
We Shall Know, as We

Are Known 214

When He Cometh 319

When I See My Saviour 129

When I See the Blood 153

When I Survey 195-272

When Love Shines In 154

When the Mists Have Rolled

Away 214

When the Roll is Called

Up Yonder 84

When We All Get to Heaven 337

When We Reach the Glory

Land 220

Where He Leads Me 308

Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven 275

While Jesus Whispers 280

Whiter than Snow 34

Whosoever Will, May Come 60

Why Do You Wait? 301

Will the Circle Be Broken? 253

Wonderful Love 217

Wonderful Peace 136-137

Wonderful, Unfailing Friend 197

Wonderful Words of Life 303

Would Jesus Have the Sinner

Die ? 221

Y

Ye Must Be Born Again 146

Yes, He's a Friend of Mine 61

Yes, I'm Living in the Glory 192

Yesterday, Today, Forever 235

You May Have the Joy-Bells 90

TOPICAL INDEX

ASSURANCE

Abundant Life —133

Anywhere With Jesus — _ 87

Blessed Assurance - ~ 343

Blessed Quietness 67

He Hideth My Soul - 164

He Is Mine ..._ _ 37

Held in His Mighty Arms - 251

He Will Hold Me Fast _ 7

His Mighty Hand _ 99

I Know Whom I Have Believed „... 39

I Shall Be Satisfied -267

My Saviour First of All _ 186

Something More Than Gold -294

The Solid Rock - -284

We Have An Anchor ™ 124

BIBLE

Standing on the Promises™ 46

The Bible Stands 79

BLOOD

Alas and Did My Saviour Bleed? 253

Are You Washed in the Blood? 121

Blessed Be the Fountain™ _ 34

Cleansing Wave - 149

Forever Here _ 257

His Blood Can Never Lose Its Power 223

Jesus, Thy Blood and Righteousness 329

Nothing But the Blood of Jesus 74

Saved By the Blood. ™. 36

The Blood _ - Wj

The Precious Blood 266

There Above — — - 92

There is a Fountain -306

There is Power in the Blood 172

When I See the Blood - 153

CALVARY

Blessed Calvary - 171

Calvary — - — 35

I Remember Calvary 85

*Tis Midnight -250

When I See My Saviour — 128

CHILDREN

He Keeps Me Singing - 13

I Belong to the King 158

I Do, I Do, I Do 51

I Would Be Like Daniel Bold 261

If Jesus Goes With Me -- 30

I'm Happy in Jesus Today 41

Jesus Loves Me ~ - -297

Jewels 319

Since Jesus Came Into My Heart 5

Tell Me The Story of Jesus 126

The Child of a King 152

CHOIR AND CHORUSES

Be True 212

From Every Stormy Wind ...322

His Love Can Ne'er Be Told 218

If Jesus Goes With Me „ 30

Jesus is Dearer Than All „ 216

Sail On _ 24

'Tis Jesus _ - 82

Victory in Jesus 213

What If It Were Today? 106

Wonderful Love 217

CONSECRATION

Fade, Fade Each Earthly Joy 348

Give Me Jesus 289

I Would Be Like Jesus _ 17

I Would Be Like Thee _ - 246

Where He Leads Me 308

CROSS

At the Cross It

At the Cross I'll Abide .200

Beneath the Cross of Jesus..... 135

Cross of Christ Lead Onward 252

In the Cross 346

Must Jesus Bear the Cross? 340

Nearer the Cross 269

The Broken Heart _...167

The Cross Is Not Greater.™ 188

The Head That Once Was Crowned.........256

The Old Rugged Cross _ 38

The Story of the Cross - 132

When I Survey - 272

When I Survey - 195

DEVOTIONAL

Abide With Me 3o2

All People That on Earth Do Dwell 350

Come Thou Almighty King _ 324

Come, Thou Fount 345

Come, Ye Disconsolate 313

Glory to His Name 335

Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah 323

Holy, Holy, Holy 283

How Firm a Foundation 341

How Tedious and Tasteless 311

I Need Thee Every Hour 290

Jesus Lover of My Soul 285-283

Jesus Paid It All _....288

Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me 325

Jesus, the Very Thought 316

Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned 327

Nearer, My God, toThee: 281

0 Worship the King 1

Praise God 351

Revive Us Again 330

Rock of Ages 282

Sun of My Soul 349

The Sweetest Name 336

There Are Angels Hovering Round 159

There's a Wideness 334

FAITH
Higher Ground _ 312

1 Shall Dwell Forever There 47

Launch Out .206

My Faith Looks Up to Thee 185

Nothing Is Too Hard for Jesus 224

Only Believe 101

Only Trust Him 295

FELLOWSHIP

Blest Be the Tie

God Be With You

If Jesus Goes With Me..

I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say..

.342
328
. 30
.127

In the Garden _ 25

Step by Step 205

The Great Physician _ 333

FRIEND

I've Found a Friend 22

Jesus Is a Friend of Mine 61

Jesus Is a Friend of Mine 211

Jesus Is All the World to Me 102

Jesus Is the Friend You Need 168

What a Friend 331

Wonderful Unfailing Friend 197

GLORY

Far, Far on the Other Side v..189

Glory to His Name 335

Glory to Jesus 291

He Ransomed Me 134

It Is Glory Ju«t to Walk With Him 143

Ring the Bells of Heaven ...320

The Glory Song »2

What If It Were Today? 108

GRACE

God's Grace 83

Grace 202

Grace Greater Than Our Sins 55

He Gives the Power 75

In Tenderness He Sought Me 201

Let the Tide Come In 15

Only a Sinner 11

Saved by Grace 23

There's a VVideness 334

HEAVEN

Beulah Land 123

Dwelling in Beulah Land 68

Home of the Soul 58

I Shall Dwell Forever There 47

Is My Name Written There? 72

Is Not This the Land of Beulah ? 227

Ivory Palaces 6

Life's Railway to Heaven 148

Nearer My God to Thee 281

No Night There 4

Ring the Bells of Heaven 320

The Lights of Home 103

The Palace of Light 120

There Above 92

When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder 84

When We All Get to Heaven 337

When We Reach the Glory Land 220

Where Jesus Is 'Tis Heaven 275

Will the Circle Be Broken? 253

HOLY SPIRIT

Fill Me Now 298

Holy Ghost With Love Divine 344

Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide 338

0 Comforter, Gentle and Tender 183

Old-Time Power 157

The Holy Spirit, Lord Alone 234

HOPE

Face to Face 62

1 Know I'll See Jesus Some Day 40

I Shall Be Like Him 45

I Would Be Like Thee 246

Jesus Met Me There 238

Oh, What a Change 128

To Eternity 241

We Would See Jesus 314

What Will It Be When We See Him?.. 231
When the Mists Have Rolled Away 214

INVITATION

Almost Persuaded 308

Believe On the Lord Jesus Christ 162

Bring Your Vessels Not a Few 56

Come to Jesus -. 304

Count Me 73

God Is Calling Yet 142

God Will Take Care of You 91

Him That Cometh Unto Me 207

I Am Coming, Lord 296

I Do Believe, I Now Believe 321

I Take, He Undertakes 268

I Will Say "Yes" to Jesus 204

Is Thy Heart Right With God? 114

Jesus Is Calling Today 270

Jesus Pleads for Me 50

Just As I Am 317

Let Go and Let God 119

Let Him In 112

Let Jesus Come Into Your Heart 287

Lord, I Am Coming Home 299

Softly and Tenderly 191

Take Me As I Am 307

There is a Fountain 306

The Shepherd of Love 117

While Jesus Whispers 280

Whosoever Will, May Come 60

Why Do You Wait? 301

Would Jesus Have the Sinner Die?.... 221

JESUS

Christ in Me 6&

Himself J

In Jesus 109

Jesus Only 247

Let Us Crown Him 48

More About Jesus 199

My Jesus 161

Oh, Jesus, Jesus 57

Only Jesus 169

Only Jesus Knows 65

JOY

He Keeps Me Singing 13

I'm Happy in Jesus Today 41

I Walk With the King 141

Joy to the World 31S

Let the Joy Overflow 242

0 Happy Day 292

Since Jesus Came Into My Heart 5

'Twas a Glad Day When Jesus

Found Me 2

You May Have the Joy Bells 99

LOVE

By the Way of Redeeming Love 189

For God So Loved the World 94

His Love Can Ne'er Be Told 218

How Can I Help But Love Him? 89

1 Know His Love Is Mine 175

I Love Him 271

It's Just Like His Great Love 249

Ivory Palaces : 6

Jesus Loves Even Me 263

Jesus Loves Me 297

Like a Mighty Sea 119

Love Found a Way 156

Love Lifted Me 9

Moment By Moment 89

My Jesus 161

My Jesus, I Love Thee 236

My Saviour's Love 53

O Perfect Life of Love 229

O Wonderful Love 226

Somebody Whispered That Jesus

Loves Me 97

Sweeter as the Years Go By 64

That's Why I Love Him 70

The Shepherd of Love 117

'Tis Burning In My Soul 194

When Love Shines In 154

Wonderful Love 217

MISSIONS— MISSIONARY

A Missionary Cry 233

Go ! 244

Go and Tell 174

Go Ye Into All the World 131

Hark! The Voice of Jesus Calling! 160

Over There 52

O Zion, Haste 150

Speed the Light 243

Tell the Story 165

The Regions Beyond 193

We Will Send It Out 163

PEACE

Blessed Quietness 67

It Is Well With My Soul 26

Jesus I Am Resting, Resting 264

My Heart Is Resting, Oh My God 43

Peace, Perfect Peace 107

Resting, I Am Resting 12

Wonderful Peace 136-137

PRAISE

AH Hail the Power of Jesus

Name 258-259-260

All People that on Earth Do Dwell 350

All Things in Jesus 115

Blessed Be the Name 326

Bless the Lord, My Soul 69

Hallelujah! Praise His Name! 178

Hallelujah! 'Tis Done! 302

Hallelujah to Thy Name! 177

Hallelujah ! What a Saviour ! 155

He Hideth My Soul 164

He Lifted Me .245

I Walk with the King 141

I Wiil Praise Him 239

I'm Abiding in Canaan Land 76

Is It Not Wonderful? 88

Jesus Has Lifted Me 147

Jesus Is All the World to Me 102

Jesus Is Dearer Than All 216

Jesus! Wonderful Name!..... 210

Like a Mighty Sea 110

Oh, for a Thousand Tongues 230

Oh, It Is Wonderful 29

Oh, It Is Wonderful 198

One Day 18

Our Great Saviour 71

Praise God 351

Praise Him, Praise Him 144

Praise Ye the Lord 222

Sing Hallelujah ....w 179

Take the Name of Jesus with You 254

That Beautiful Name 228

The God of Abraham Praise 145

The Name of Jesus 96

What a Wonderful Saviour! 140

Wonderful Words of Life 303

PRAYER

A Single Eye 77

Break Thou the Bread of Life 278

Breathe Upon Us 215

Every Bridge Is Burned Behind Me.... 116

Have Thine Own Way Lord 21

Have Thy Way Lord 279

I Am Praying for You 118

Let Me Come Closer to Thee 276

Not I, But Christ 182

Oh Thou, in Whose Presence 274

Open My Eyes That I May See 122

Pray, Pray ^. 86

Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Us 31

Sweet Hour of Prayer 310

PROMISE

God Will Take Care of You 91

He Leadeth Me 139

He'll Walk With Me All the Way 190

Him That Cometh Unto Me 207

Only Believe 101

Precious Promise 166

Standing on the Promises 46

Verily, Verily 173

REDEMPTION

By the Way of Redeeming Love 180

He Ransomed Me 134

I'm Redeemed 208

Let the Lower Lights Be Burning 95

Love Found a Way 156

My Redeemer 44

Nor Silver Nor Gold 20

Redeemed 209

Redeemed and Saved 240

Since I Have Been Redeemed 181

Ye Must Be Born Again 146

Yesterday, Today, Forever 235

RESURRECTION

Christ Arose ! -. 10

Resurrection Life 184

SACRIFICE

I Gave My Life for Thee 3

Jesus Paid it All 288

SAFETY— SECURITY

From Every Stormy Wind.... 322

Hiding in Thee 54

Leaning on the Everlasting Arms 93

Our Refuge 170

The Old Time Religion 318

SALVATION

Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ 162

Hallelujah! 'Tis Done! 302

He Was Not Willing 187

Jesus, I am Coming Home 49

Jesus Is Mighty to Save 262

Jesus Saves 309

Let the Lower Lights Be Burning 95

Only a Sinner 11

Our Great Saviour 71

Redeemed and Saved 240

Saved 42

Saved, Saved 219

Saved by Grace 23

Saved by the Blood 36

Tell It Again 105

The Old-Fashioned Way 125

Ye Must Be Born Again 146

SECOND COMING

Christ is Coming 130

Christ Returneth 28

Harvest Time , 103

He is Coming Again «. 176

Is It the Crowning Day ? 63

Jesus is Coming 237

Jesus Shall Reign 347

Lo ! He Comes ! 293

Oh, What a Change 128

What If It^WereJToday ? ....106

SERVICE

In the Service of the King 203

Jesus, I Come 14

Must I Go and Empty Handed 265

STORY

I Love to Tell the Story 305

The King's Business 59

The Story of Jesus Can Never
Grow Old 27

TRUST

Anywhere With Jesus 87

Believing and Receiving Ill

Be True 212

Follow On ! 98

I Can Depend on Him..-r 32

Moment by Moment 89

Only Trust Him 295

'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus 277

Trust and Obey 16

Trusting Jesus, That Is All 232

Where He Leads Me 308

VICTORY

Christ Liveth in Me .113

I Have Overcome 225

Jesus Giveth Us the Victory 196

Jesus Is Victor 248

The Victory 100

Victory in Jesus 213

WARFARE

At the Battle's Front 158

Hold the Fort! 273

W.B.C.