FROM THE LIBRARY OF
REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D
BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO
THE LIBRARY OF
PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
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A i HOICE COLLECTION OF
ORIGINAL HYMNS AND TUNES FOR THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASA H ULL
Author of " ITappi, " "Jewels of Praise. " " Gem of Gem*." "Wreath of Prat* ■'" " Garlands of Pra'<se:
■• UuWs Chorus Book,"' " Temperance Rallying Songs," " Gospel Praise Book," etc.
NEW YORK
Published by ASA HULL, No. 150 Nassau Street
FOR SALE BY BOOKSELLERS, MUSIC DEALERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY
Entered, according to Act of Congress, In the year 1881. by ASA HULL, in the Office of the Librarian ofCoogresj at Washington, D. C.
SUGGESTIONS
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u r-|-*HE [EWELED CROWN " is not only a new music book, but a book of new music also. N
tred to make ii just what Sunday-schools need and will appreciate when
properly presented to them. No set rules can be laid down that will apply to the changed condi-
tions of the different schools, therefore very much must be left to the good taste and judgment of the musical
director. In schools where the musical talent is sufficient to warrant it, Solos, Duets, an rt be
introduced where they are not indicated, the school always joining in the choruses. In that v. ising
variety may be obtained. We do not regard that as a necessity, for the music is sufficiently attractive to in-
terest both old and young without such expedient.
No one should attempt to teach a new tune until entirely familiar with it, so as to be able to render it
with precision and force, as the first impressions are generally lasting and hard to remove if impropei
A few of the old standard church tunes have been introduced to fill par. > °ur late-
books, which has been received with such general favor as to induce us to continue the same pi
Were it not a fact that we had a large amount of new music to ofler. there would be no occasion for
issuing another book at this time. Rut in - The J. n " we p, greater array of new and ex-
ceptionally good Sunday-school Music than in any of our former publications, which must prove a vain.
addition to the general supply. PUBLISHER.
SPECIAL NO l rly every piece in this book is copvrirjht propenv. lad all rights to print or reprint its conk.
any part thereof, are reserved exclusively to the proprietor of the same.
\ < permission to print the Hymns for any purpose will be Riven.
THE JEWELED CROWN.
THE JEWELED CROWN
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3 O jeweled crown of souls redeemed,
May we be found in thee,
hare thy radiance that streams
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4 O gracious Lord, our souls are Thine,
They unto Thee belong;
Smile Thou upon us and accept
Our Jeweled Crown of song.
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SONGS OF JOY.
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The fount of living joy unsealed,
The thirsting soul is satisfied,
The broken heart forever healed.
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As the purified reach the fold!
4 1 love to think that at last I'll stand
In the beautiful home of God ;
And join the ho>t at the Lord's right hand,
Praising Him for the precious blood!
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'• .''' our sal . va - tion, with praise ; Thankin r mer-cies
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2. Hide me, 0 m) Saviour, hide me, Save me from the tempter's pow'r ; Lei me feel Thy sacred
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2. We are go-ing home to that radiant shore, Where the angel-bands are singing ; Whtn I : rise for
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0 that they knew Thy affection un-told ! Master.send me, send mej
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3. * orsake me not.dear Saviour, Thy erring, sinful child; Grant me Thy loving fav. 0 I i and mild !
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4 When through death on wing-. I fly
To my home in glory ;
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If you'll trust His promise sweet ;
An 1 will leave you never, never,
He will guide your way-worn feet.
4 Closely, then, cling thou to I
In His >trong, abiding love
You will find a welcome refuge,
And at last a home above.
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BEAUTIFUL CITY OF GOD.
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Mi in- thorny grows the path each day,
And dangers countless bar the way.
4 My soul doth plume its wings to flv
To thee, dear home beyond the sky
Where care and troubles enter not,
And earthly sorrow s ai
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5 On to the goal thi 1 ill,
I litem to know * ill ;
Content to wait His call to 1
To thee, dear home t*vond the skic^.
MANSIONS FAIR AND BRIGHT.
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2 : Him II the sunlight, night ne'er ends the day; Weeping there is all unknown; -[(lie away;
3. T'ward that land ol fl my musings turn, Nol a moment of its bliss could all mer-it earn;
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On them rests the bless-ing by the Sav-iour giv'n, Joy-fulare the chil-dren, like to those in hi
Man-y faith - ful chil-dren glo-rious crowns have won, Humbly trust in Je - sus, and the work is done.
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He came down our souls to love.
Us to love !
3 When He died upon the tree.
On the tree, on the tree,
'Twas for love of you and me,
.uul me !
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GOD'S HOLY BOOK.
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I - ter-nal strength in thee is found, To stand the tri - als of life's day ; We come to the*
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A balm to heal the broken heart. At this pure fount, it flows for all ;
And grace t' endure ils heavy load Your parched lips shall sing the song
W ith patience, though the tear-drops start ? Of wisdom, and her God extol.
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JOYOUS CHILDREN'S DAY.
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2. Com-ing from the ver - dant hill, Es the lit - tie sing- ing rill; Charming us with ten-der trill,
3. While the summer grass- es shine, While the i - vies fond - ly twine, While the bir ;h and vine,
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While the beauteous flow' rs SO still. Breathing forth at their sweet will
Let us one and all re - joice — Join in praise with heart and voice,
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While the hells the tidings ring ; This is Children's Day I Happy day! joyous day ! Joyous Children's Day !
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He stand-eth knock-ing, knocking faint ! Blest Sav-iour, leave me not;
Lord, draw these bars, my hand is weak ; The night i^ cold and chill ;
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Hestandeth knocking.knocking still, Lord, help i ioubt ;
O bide not in the drenching rain, 1 w< more ;
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Must I put forth this fee - ble will To draw Thee from without ?
My strength against these bars is vain, Come, help me ope the door !
Knock-ing !
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KNOCKING AND PLEADING-Coneluded.
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j. Poor, sin - ful, thirst- y, faint -ing souls, Are free- ly wel - come here; Sal - va - tion like a
3. Come, then, with all your wants and wounds ; Your ev'ry Imr - den bring; Here love, un-chang-ing
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sin-ner's case Who knows the joy-fill sound.
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love a -bounds, — A deep,ce-les - tial spring.
I ^us died for you, Je - for me ;
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Grow in grace, in faith and love ;
Keep our faces like the flowers.
Turned unto the Light above.
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Then, when breaks another morning,
iter, fairer, by-and-
We may like immortal flov
Bloom in beauty ne'er to die.
THERE IS WORK IN HIS VINEYARD.
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For the kingdom of heaven fair :
We will win back the souls now straying.
And will help them to enter there.
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Till the sands of our life are run ;
Then will Christ to His faithful servants,
A- Ih- glad coming, s.iy, " Well done!"
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THE LAMBS OF HIS FOLD.
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2. And when 11 tat the close of the day, And un-to the Sav-iour of all the world pray,
O, then if tie sees me by night and by day, Knows all that I think, and hears all that I
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i. When I .i - wake in the sweel morn of morns, Aft-er whose dawning nighl ne'er re-turns, Ami with
2. When I shall meet with the ones I have loved, Clasp in my arms the long, I find how
;. When I shall gaze on the dear face of Him, Who for me died, with eye no more dim, Andprai
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IN THE MASTER'S NAME.
Worda bj I BINEHABT.
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For how can you call Him Master, Who nev-et a bur-den
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With a calm and unfailing light ;
But it saved a ship from the breakers,
In a fearfully stormy night !
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Tis he that converteth a sinner,
im the error of his dark way,
That shall shine like stars in the heavens,
Through a bright and eternal day!
HOSANNAS FOR CHILDREN'S DAY.
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i. rime the circ - ling sea - sons wing-ing, Brought the Children's Day a- round; To our tcni-ples
s. Day, when chil-dren s prais- es rh - ing, Mount a - Love the blue-arched sky, In ex-pres-sion
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Day for children set apart ;
And we send o'er land and ocean
Tidings glad from heart to heart.
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u> to noble deed ;
: when youthful days are failing,
Flow'rs will bloom from early seed.
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WITHIN THE GATES.
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i. O'er the hill - top sec it shin-ing, Promise <>f the day to be, when the King of kin:
2. Thrones and kingdoms, seasand o-ceans, From I £ i —. presence flee a - way ; Sin and death shall quail bc-
3. They who love, and they who hate Him, Friend and foe be-fore Him stand ; Life di - vine and death e-
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ter - nal As He lifts 1 1 1 ~. might -y hand. O my soul, pre -pare to meet Him, Ere the
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more of chang-ing years, Sweeps the wide, e - ter - nal cir - cle O - ver man and crumbling spheres,
trump of doom shall ring, Safe in His di - vine com- pas -sion, Hail, O hail the com-ing K
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PEACE, BE STILL!
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3. Je - sus knows your silent weeping, When before His throne you bow;
While the waves in wild comm< -
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Dashed a-gainst the vessel's side.
Calmed the tempest with His word.
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TRUSTING.
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i. 1 .mi coming to the cross ; Iampoor.and weak.and blind ; I am counting all but dross ; I shall full salvation find.
Cho. I am trusting, I.ord.in Tlu . I > I mbofl ilvary; Humbly at Thy Cross I bow ; Save me, Jesus, save me now.
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2 Long my heart has sighed for Thee ;
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3 Hero I give my all to Thee, —
Friends, and time, and earthly store ;
Soul and body Thine to be —
Wholly Thine — for evermore.
4 In the promises I trust :
I feel the blood applied ;
I am prostrate in the dust ;
I with Christ am crucified.
5 Jesus comes ! I \<- fills my soul 1
Perfected in love I am ;
1 i very whit made whole ;
Glory, glory to the Lamb.
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The dear Re-deem-er came to win— name, O my soul!
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The dear Re-deem-er came to lead— Praise His name, O my soul!
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SOME DAY, YES, SOME DAY.
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i. We shall cross ihe roll-ing tide, Someday, yes, someday;
3. We shall tread the streets of gold, Some day, yes, someday;
3. We shall join the ransomed throng.Some day, yes, someday;
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Never more to sigh again,
Ne'er a thought of grief or pain.
Evermore with Christ to reign,
Some day, yes, some day.
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WAITING FOR THE BLESSING.
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BEYOND THE ROLLING JORDAN.
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i. Far be-yond the roll-ing Jor-dan, And the vale that in- ter-ve We shall meet de - pai
2. Let us keep a - long the high-way, 'Tis the path our loved ones trod ; Tho' it leads us thro' the
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4 Falter not at Jordan's waters,
Friends have crossed its swelling tide ;
And the Lord of hosts will bear thee
Safely to the other side.
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Words by MARIAN 1 ROELII II.
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HE IS CALLING.
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Ami we magnify His strictness
Willi a zeal He will not own.
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We could take Him at His word, Come, but come not doubting thus ;
our lives would be all sunshine Come with faith that trusts more freely,
In the sweetness of our Lord. His great tenderness for us.
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2. Step by step in paths of dan-ger Sa - tan strives to lead us on,
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3 T,,u 3 The faithful of each clime and age 4 Fear not : tho" hostile bands alarm,
'lh .ill land-; ; This glorious Church com] Thy God is thy defence ;
Yet fairer, and in strength complete, Built on a Rock, with idle 1 And weak an I - every arm
The Christian temple stai The threat'ning tempest blows. \ ,.unst Omnipotence.
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JESUS IS COMING AGAIN.
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Come, and make my paths your choice ; v pilgrims, hither come.
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Long hast borne the proud world's --corn, Seek for ease but seek in vain, Balm for ev'ry bleeding wound,
Long hast roamed the barren waste, Y by fiercer anguish torn, Peace which ever shall endure,
Weary wand'rer, hither haste. In remorse for guilt who mourn, — Rest eternal, sacred, sure.
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CLOSE TO JESUS.
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Willi Him to safe - ly guide me, Tri-umph o'er death will be complete. Close to His side, to His riven side,
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2. We may be more like Jesus, Moreof His image bear ; More of His zeal for sin-m iritshare.
;,. God, who is pure and ho-ly, Knows ev'ry humble heart ; Andto the meek and low-ly Will His grace impart.
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For by His love He calls us, Calls us to grow in grace, Till in the realms of ijlo-ry We shall see His face.
When we are weak He strengthens, Gives us the victory, And leads us up to heav-en, There His joy to see.
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CALL THE ROLL.
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Ye lh~ faithful soldiers all ;
Underneath His conquering banner,
Rally now and call the roll !
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Many a tear been wiped a-way ; Many a load of sin been lift-ed. Many a mid-night turned to day.
his bread dis-con - so-late ; For the mov-ing of the wa-ters, At the pool the suf-fering wait.
shall bless His lio - ly name ; lie to bear our >in^ and sor-rows, Christ, the bur-den-bear - er, came.
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tone : Thou must save, ma-lone: In my hand no price I bring ; Sim-ply to Thy cross I cling.
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Crown Him for-ev-cr King of kings! O, crown Him Lord of all !
Crown Him for-ev-er King of kings ! O, crown Him Lord of all !
Crown Him for-ev-er King of kings! O, crown Him Lord of all !
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THE ARMOR OF GOD.
Spirited March time.
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We'll take the ar-mor of our God, While marching on to glo-ry; Withstand the evil's mighty h.
On breastplate righteousness of heart, While marching on to glo-ry, Re-coils our foe's most fiery dart, V
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With Gos-pel peace are shod our feet, With conquests are our lives re-plete,
The Spir-ir/s sword we'll firmly hold, God's soldiers faith-ful be am
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The shield of faith makes conflict sweet. We're marching on to glo-
Till thro' the cit - v's streets of gold, We march, we inarch in glo -
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Children, who still loves us all ?
Jesus, loving Jesus ;
Who doth ever gently call ?
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Calling, calling day by day,
Pointing to the heavenly way,
Let us .ill the call obey
Of our loving Jesus.
THAT HOME IS FOR ME.
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i. I think of a home that is won-drous-ly bright, And in vis - ions its glo - ry I see;..
2. The friends I have loved and have lost are all there, On the banks of the crys-tal, clear sea ;..
3. The Sav - iour has gone, me a home to pre - pare, If I here His dis - ci - pie will
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And I hope once a - gain their com-mun-ion to share, For that beau -ti - ful home is for me !.
And, redeemed from my sins, I am jour - ney-ing there, For that beau - ti - ful home is for me!.
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- and storms I fearno more, When on that eternal ' »rop the anchor ! furl the sail ! I am safe within the vail !
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2 Onward, hark. the cape I'm rounding
See the blessed wave their hands ;
II ir the harps of God resounding
From the bright, immortal lands.
3 There, let go the anchor, riding
On this calm and silv'ry hay ;
Seaward fast the tide is gliding ;
Shores in sunlight stretch away.
Now we're safe from all temptation
All the storm-, of life are |
Praise the Rock of our salvation !
We are safe at home at last!
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thro' the haze of th'e earth seem-eth far, liut to faith's ma-gic wand the brif land ajar;
en, bright an-gels, when life shall be B r me quick-ly and safe to th jreen shore;
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Like the o-cean's loud roar, like the thun-d roll, Will th ir name be the song of the soul 1
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4 Look away! away from the sad to-day,
For a glad to-morrow waits.
When the race is run and the battle won,
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i. [srael, hear the Lord's com-mand : Midian's hosts defeat ; Take for God and truth the land, Back sin's armies beat.
2. Break their bows and quell their strength. Tame their savage will; Shouts of vict'ry shall at length God's dominion fill.
3. On, then, fighting for the Lord ; Kv'iy toil endure ; God our strength and Gideon's sword, Make our conquest sure.
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TOILING IN ROWING.
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j our Lord and your Saviour who calmed Galilee !
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>ming nearer Je - sus, I am freed from sin ; n peace with-in ;
3, Coming nearer Je - sus Earthly love grows dim, For the sky is ra-diant Shining out from Him ;
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MORNING DEVOTION.
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i. In the morning, in the morning, I will lift my prayer to
2. Thou wilt heai >u wilt bless me, Thou wilt guide me all the day;
3. I will trust Thee. O my Sav-iour, In life's morning bright and fair;
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lead me Down life's rug- ged, thorn - y way.
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70 JESUS, THE ROSE AND THE LILY
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i. Toss'd upon the waves of passion, Filled with many fears, Struggling for the heav'nly haven, Daylight disappears.
2. On the troubled waters tossing, At the storm's control ; Drifts the slave of sin and passion, An im-mor-tal soul.
3. Quick, the night is growing deeper ; Haste with courage brave; Speed the life-boat o'er the waters, A lost soul to save.
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1 1 n blest the life that beareth fruit.
Of faith and love so fair ;
In whom the Master finds reward.
For all His tender care !
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BEYOND THE TIDE.
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md the woes of time, Roaming 'mid the scenes sublime, In that dear and sunny clime, O-ver there!
3. When the toiling lime is o'er, And the partings come no more, And we stand up- on the shore,<J-ver there !
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We will join the hap-py throng In the sweet redemption's song. Chant it sweet-ly loud and long, O- ver there !
How the bells of heav'n will ring, How the angel choir will sing, At our crown-ing by the King, O-ver there!
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Shall we meet and cast the anchor, Where the walls are all of jasper. Shall we know I I
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\ .< arrow can harm me by day ; \ f :arful foreboding can bring ; Ten thousand fall at my ri^ht hand ;
His shadow ha me quite ; With Jesus, my soul doth commune, Above me His wings are spread wide,
My feai II has driven away. His perfect salvatioi I !'• ncath them in safety I stand.
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2. I a crown that will shine, Thro' the a - ges di-vine, In the beau-U- ful home of the I
3. There is peace for the heart That no hope can im-part. Save that which on the Sav - iour i- ! ;
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Wash all my sins away.
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Light ! O light di - vine and kind-ly , Soft- 1;,
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What can hill - der ? who can tar - ry When Thy love
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to peace and rest ; Stdl re - joic-ing, still be-
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a -gain, O God, to Thee, 1- mm the desert and the mountain, O'er thequick-sand and the wave.
All Thyways, O God, are best ; By the cross they have to car-rv. By the thorns that press the brow,
n, Fear and wea-ri-ness are gone ; Trib-u - la-tion, toil and anguish, Death and hell and mortal foe,
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of toil, and nights of watching, Struggle, trouble, and the grave. Light di - vine !
of sum-mer suns and gladness, Days of storm and win;
When the light di-vine is shin- ing O'er the storm-y days be - low. Light di
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Faith and hope dis-cern the morn, A> thi of night de-clin-ing Hails the ev - er-last-ing dawn I
Faith ami hope Asthestai Hails the ev-er- last- ing dawn I
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EVENTIDE.
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beg — a part-ing word ; I!ut as Thou dwell'st with Thy dis - ci - p .1
ev - 'ry pass-ing 'hour ; What but Thy grace can foil the tempter's pou'r ?
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GATES OF LIGHT.
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2. My soul would pierce the veil be-tween, My faith yearns for a sight, While fan- cy dim-ly paints the
3. Be-yond the gates of pearl and gem, In m su-preme, Thy wi
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long with many an ar - dent sigh An en-trance there to win.
! night ne'er ends the joy- ■ Xor sor-row clouds the land.
And part- ed friends u - nite a- gain In end-less glo - ry there.
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I I '.dismiss us with Thy blessing. 2
Fill our hearts with joy and peace ;
Let us each, Thy love possessing,
Triumph in redeeming grace.
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Trav'ling through this wilderness.
Thanks we give, and adoration.
Thy gospel's joyful sound
May the fruits of Thy salvation
In our hearts and lives abound ;
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With lis evermore be found.
So. whene'er the signal 's given
I - from earth to call away,
Borne on angels' wings to heaven.
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Reign with Christ in endless day.
THE GOSPEL TRAIN.
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Who enter by the Door ; Remain within the car,
And though they are a countless host, Until the train rolls safely through
There still is room for more. The pearly gates ajar.
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i. Haste, trav'ler,hastel the night comes on, And many a shin-ing hour is gone;
2. o far from home th] ,< ristjs the life, and Christ the way,
3. The lis - ing tem - pest sweeps the sky, The rains descend, the winds are high ;
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set -ting -tin Sinks ere the morning is be- gun.
death and IV thy path, no refuge near. Haste thee, trav'ler, haste thee, Haste thee on tliy way !
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life. the mountain gain !
the mountain gain ! Haste thee,trav'ler,haste thee ! Haste thee on thy way !
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3. Home of my soul! to thee I lift mine eyes, In thee are all my treas-m
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ev - er banish strife, There songs of praise are peal-
last my soul shall rise, And thine e - ter - rial pleas-ures ! Home, beautiful home !
Home beau-ti-fu] home !.
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LOVE, GRACE AND PEACE.
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2. The grace that red it came with such pow'r to me, And brought the
3. Tli lat has en-tered this poor heart of mine, A - bid- ing each day with me, And bring-ing such
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love the Lord !
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grace so free ! O grace so free !
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O heaven- ly peace, <) heav-en- ly peace, a - bide with me, a - bide with me !
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i. Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear, It is not night if Thou be near ; O, may no earth-born cloud a- ri
2. \\ hen the soft dews of kind- I y wearied eye - lids gen - tly steep. Be my last thought, how sweet I
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For without Thee I cannot live :
Abide with me when death is nigh,
For without Thee I dare not die.
Watch by the sick ; enrich the |
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B -t-ry mourn to-night,
Like infant's slumber, pure and light.
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Z '■ Has spurned to-da) tb voice divine— Ere thro' the world our way we take.
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Let him no more lie down in sin. We lose ourselves in heaven above.
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We will give, we will give in the tran-quil hour of eve, Our de - vo - lion to I -will give
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(Vnd the light of His face, and the corn-forts of His grace.From our hearts all their sorrows
And in joy at His feet lay our sac - ri- fice complete, And ac- cord Him the hom-age that is i
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i. Onward, Christian sol- diers, Marching as to war, W'i ! li the Cross of Je - sus Go-ing on be- fore.
2. Like a might-y ar - my Moves the Church of God ; Brothers, we are treading Where the saints have trod.
h, Kingdoms rise and wane; I'>ut the Church of Je- sus Con-stant will re- main.
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We are not di - vid - ed : All one bod-y we: One in hope and doc-trine. One in cha- ri -
Gatesof hell can nev - er 'Gainst that Church prevail ; We have Christ's own promise, And that cannot fail.
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greet Will fade from me for aye.
tell, Will o - pen in the skies,
roll To welcome me some day ?
O, may my feet rest on the Rock, The Rock that fail-eth nev-er;
O, may my eyes be -hold that land, De-scribed in bless-ed sto - ry ;
O, when this soul of mine shall pass From out its earth-ly por - tal.
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My countless sins will He atone?
Seat me at His right hand ?
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WAVING BEAUTIFUL HANDS.
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[ Beau-ti - ful hands on yon heav- en -ly height, Loved ones are wavinj ndrous delight ;
' ck'ning the dear ones, tho' sundered a - far, En - ter the beau- ti - ful [omit ] gate that's a-jar.
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fa - ther who la-boxed with care, Beck-on us homeward, their [omit ] glories to share.
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Hands of a husband, and hands of a wife,
i [omeward are beck'ning from eartli and its strife ;
Brothers and sisters are waving their hands,
Bidding us join them in heavenly lands.
Beckoning hands of a Saviour so dear.
Bidding us quickly for mercy draw near ;
Elands pierced and bleeding for sin to atone,
Waiting to crown us and lead to a throne.
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WATCHING AT THE DOOR.
9 (ad Mumc b] CHAS. M. GAH1UEL.
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2. lie is watch-ing at the door By night and thro' the day; And the latch is al-ways lift-ed high Since
3. He is watch-ing at the door : With all my yuilt and shame, He lias nev -cr vet for - got-ten me,
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Go while Mercy's lamp is burning bright
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Cho. Watching! watching! watching !
V. atching there for me !
I will go while Mercy's lamp is bright.
. And Grace is full and free !
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JESUS ONLY.
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2 When Thy voice, the stillness breaking, 3 Grace to seek Thee as my Saviour, 4 Like a lamb of Thine foi
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"Child of sin, the world forsaking,
Take thy cros^ and follow me."
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Give me grace to learn of Thee. :|
Grace to trust Thee a* my Friend
Grace to love Thee as my Brother,
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Bear me, Saviour, on Thy bl
Guard me, keep me, leave me never,
With Thy favor make me bl<
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Guide me to Thy home of rest. :|
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JESUS, REFUGE OF MY SOUL.
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not a - lone. Still sup - port and com-fort me ; All my trust on Thee is stayed,
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■low Me, fol - low Me, True and faithful ev-ery day ; Fol- low Me, fol - low Me, [n the nar-row way ;
3. Trust in Me, tiu^t in Mr, While I jour-ney on be-fore ; Trust in Me, trust in Me, Ev - er, ev - er-more ;
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ly I will lead thee, Ileav'nly manna feed thee, Helpthy soul, and speed thee On thy pil-grim way.
I will lin -ger near thee, When thou prayest.hear thee, With My presence cheer thee, Till the journey's o-'er.
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JESUS, REFUGE
Thou, O Christ, art all I want :
than ail in Thee I End :
Raise the fallen, cheer the faint,
Heal the sick, and lead the blind,
Just and holy i-. Thy name ;
I am all unrighteousness :
False, and full of sin I am ;
Thou art full of truth and grace.
OF MY SOUL-Concluded.
4 Plenteous grace with Thee is found,
Grace to cover all my sin ;
I • the healing streams abound :
M ike and keep me pure within.
Thou of life the fountain art ;
Freely let me take of Thee :
Spring Thou up within my heart ;
to all eternity.
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I HAVE LEFT THE WILDERNESS.
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i. Long I sought the blessed Sav-iour, J or I knew not He was near,
2, I have bathed in Christ's own fountain, Precious fount of Cal - va - ry ;
3. Ev - 'ry ilay He walks be-side me, And I hear Him sweetly say.
Till I heard His gen- tie
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with thee, I will keep thee day by day."
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der-ness, Soon I'll reach the promised land.
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And sit and sin^ herself away.
To everlasting bliss.
2 The King Himself comes near,
And feasts His saints to-day ;
Here we may sit, and see Him here,
And love, and praise, and pray.
3 One day in such a place.
Where Thou, my God, art seen,
Is sweeter than ten thousand days
Of pleasurable sin.
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• lyl all the saints adore Thee, Casting down their golden crowns around the glassy sea;
lyl Lord God Al-might-y I All Thy wotki shall praise Thy name in earth, and sky, and sea;
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2. My home is o'er the Jor -dan, The stormy, storm-y Jor - dan
3. My hopes are o'er the Jor -dan, The stormy, storm-y Jor - dan
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My Fa-ther and my Sav-iour there, The gold-en cit - y bright and fair.The
They left be - hind them ev-ery fear, The Lord has wiped a-way each tear, Nor
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par - don and a pas-sage free, A-cross the storm-y Jor - dan.
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Our distant home discerning, We need not cease our singing : Each cord on earth to sever :
Our absent Lord lias left us word, That perfect rest naught can molest, Our King says. Come, and there's our
Let ev'ry lamp be burn. Where golden harps are ringing. Forever, 0, forever ! [home,
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Fill -ing up life's lit - tie span. With the good that li - eth near us, With the ten-der light of love,
If we try can make them glad ! Let us put a - side ourtroubles, Self -for-get- ting, try to aid
I us lend a help-ing hand. Tho' our hearts with grief are ach-ing, It may bring us peace an<:
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Some poor soul, whose life-path ev-er Lies uncheer'd 'ncath sorrow's shade.
If for oth- ers, self- for-got-ten, We shall strive to do our best.
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Bid not Thy wrath in its terror awaken ;
Give to us pardon and peace, O Lord.
ople, with thankful devotion,
Praise Him who saved them from peril and sword ;
Shouting in chorus, from ocean to ocean,
Peace to the nations, and praise to the Lord.
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'TIS ONLY ONE.
bj MARIAN PBOELICH.
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shep-herd, one lamb from the fold is
a - stray, But safe are the nine-ty and nine
a - stray, The weak-est, yet wil-ful-esl one;
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But all of the flock are in dir - est dis-may Since eve - ning her hours has be - gun.
Be - hold, how the shep-herd doth hast -en a- way, 1 1 i-> heart for the lost one doth pine.
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'Tis on - ly one lamb that's a - way from the fold, 'lis on - ly one lamb that is out in the cold.
st thee, kind shepherd, but one's from the fold, 'Tis on - ly one lamb that is out in the cold.
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THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN.
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I. The long-lost son, with streaming eyes, From folly just awake, Reviews his wand'rings with surprise, Eu heart begins to break.
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While servants of my father share
The bounty of his hand.
With deep repentance I'll return.
And seek my father's face ;
Unworthy to be called his son,
I'll ask a servant's place.
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THERE'S DANGER AT THE CURVE.
j William EDWABD PENNEY.
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2. A - long the track of man-hood fast We dash
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2. Still the cross and still the shame,Still the scorn of Je-sus' name , \ id ■• • must the burden bear, If we
3. Care and trouble, pain and fear, Aching heart and starting tear, Till the storn ' Vndwe
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I. I ord of hosts, how lovely fair.E'en on euth.Thy temples are! Here Thv waiting people see Much of heiv'n and much of Thee.
2 From Thy gracious presence
is all our woes ;
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3 Here we supplicate Thy thr
Here Thy pard'ning grace is known ;
Here we learn Thy righteous ways.
Taste Thy love, and sing Thy praise.
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i. Wav-ing green branches in joy - ous ac-cord,
2. O- vei the darkness that fades in His light,
3. Swelling God's ar- mies while marching a - long,
lren of Zi - on once fol-lowed the Lord!
ver the i- dols cast down by His might I
Cheer-ing life's highway with mu- sic and
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Wav-ing our gar - lands all fra-grant and gay,
O - ver the ru - ins of er - ror and crime,
Spot-less the ban- ners that float in His name.
Glad- ly we fol - low our Sav - iour to - day !
Fol - low the Sav-iour to tri - umph sublime !
Vic - t'ry to Je-sus our voic • laim !
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Till, like a sea of glory,
It spreads from pole to pole :
Till o'er our ransomed nature
The I. amb for sinners slain.
Redeemer, King, Creator.
In bliss returns to reign.
2 What though the spicy In
Blow soft o'er Ceylon's i^le ;
Though ev'ry prospect plei
And only man is vile ?
In vain with lavish kindness
The gifts of God are strewn ;
The heathen, in his blindness,
Bows down to wood and stone.
3 Shall we, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high, —
Sh.ill we to men benighted
The lamp of life deny ?
Salvation, O salvation!
The joyful sound proclaim,
Till earth's remotest nation
Has learned Messiah's name.
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a - rid plain, Where thy strength must surely wane, Just at hand a liv - ing
des- ert drear, Where no mor-tal help is near, From a Rock, 'mid tor - rid
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THE HAVEN OF REST.
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Christ in my heart, and Ilia Word in my hand, I'll march on in haste thro' an en - e - my's land;
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The road may be rough but it can - not be long, I'll smooth it with hope, and I'll cheer it with song.
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, 'tis Thine almight-y hand That up-holds our no - ble land ; That the pas-tures doth en -fold In a
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0, WHAT'S THE NEWS?
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i. where'er we meet, you al- w thenews?
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that's the news !
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HE CARETH FOR ALL.
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now I live in Him. 1 all thy day be bright." Till all my journey s done.
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2 There is i beautiful world,
Where sorrow never comes ;
A world where tears shall never fall
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3 Tl uitiful world,
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And darkness never enters there ;
That home is fair and bright.
4 There i> a beautiful world
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JESUS KNOWS.
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3. Je-sus knows thy conflict,
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thy burden'd sigh ;. . .
Know con-tri - ti
Sure-ly He would shield thee
When thv lieart i^ wound - ed,
Hears thy feeb-lest prayer;
From the tempt-er's snare ;
Hears thy plaintive cry ;. . .
Do not fear to tru.-u Him,..
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He thy soul will strengthen,.
Tell Him all thy grief,. .
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ALL TO CHRIST I OWE
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I rd, now indeed I find Thy blood, and Thine alone.Can change the 1 ts, And melt the heart of stone.
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Filled with songs of joy and peace.
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WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST?
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i. If you list-en to me I will toll you a sto-ry, I learned it while sit-ting on dear mothers I
2. He was born in Ju - de - a, and lay in a man-ger, A ha-lo of glo-ry en - cir-cled His brow ;
3. Th i on the earth till the years of His man-hood, And preaching and praying for sin-ners so dear ;
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ling but le nem'ry weaves No veil to hide the past : And as we trace our wea - ry way, And'
ball thus the Master meet. And bring but withered leaves ? Ah ! who shall at the Saviour'
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4 When we asunder part.
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Mine to praise eternally!
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GIVE OF THY STORE.
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Hallelujahs unto God !
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nev - cr leave us, Lead us back if we would roam, O lead us back if wc would roam ;
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>hall ever be our friend.
4 In the morni; f His coming,
When the warfare all is past.
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IN THE WILDERNESS.
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Bear not a breath of wrath for thee ; Mine arms are underneath thy head
That storm has all been spent on Me; My blessings are around thee shed :
'Tis I, be not afraid ! "lis I, be not afraid !
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4 From out the dazzling majesty
Gently He'll lay Mis hand on thee ;
Whisp'ring, Beloved, lov'st thou Me ?
Tis I, be not afraid !
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Where songs celestial languish nevermore ;
Where welcomes greet the trav'ler to the happy land.
When Zion's ship shall anchor by the shore.
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EASTER CALLS.
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For the Lord is ris - en! Spread your wings and tell the sto - ry. How He rose the Lord of glo - ry
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4 Sweetly sing your Easter song,
Little children of His love !
Let your hearts in Him be strong,
Who arose and reigns above 1
5 Let us lesions wise secure,
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Seek to keep our hearts a> pure.
Trust His love and tender care.
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GLORY, HALLELUJAH!
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jali ! Christ a-rose to- day ;
jah ! far and wide proclaim
jah ! death lias lost its sway,
Hurst the bars of death, gone conq'ror on His way!
News of free sal-va - tion, thro' Mi-v-i - all's name !
For the cru - ci-fied One rt^e this Eas - ter day !
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Glory, lial - le - - lu - jah !
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MAGNIFY HIS NAME.
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a's plains, Told the shepherds with de-light, List-'ning to their songs by 1
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Let us make a joyful sound.
Spread His name and fame around.
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THE WONDROUS BIRTH.
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hearts' richest off-'ring, Our love, and Thy prais-es we sing !
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The heavens take up the joyful sound.
And echo the refrain.
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Give your hearts I ■ ■ lay,
\V ile you >ing the joyful lay !
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GLORY, PEACE, GOOD-WILL.
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2. They harness'd the stars to their cha-riot of splendor, And sped on their course o'er the pathway of ni
3. The mu - sic that throbb'd o'er Ju-de-a's fair regions, Comes down thro' the a- ges, still might-y its chords;
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1. Once more the world looks back a -long The mist-y path of a -
2. Once more we see the Vir - gin bend A -hove the low - ly mang
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2 Joyful, all ye nations, ri 3 See. H His glory by, 4 Let us, then, wil sing.
Join the tnumph of th I Born that man no more may die ; . the new-born
With th anphc host proclaim, Horn to raise the sons of earth, ice on earth, and mercy mild,
Christ is born in Bethlehem. Bom to give them second birth. God and sinners reconciled.
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THE SONG OF THE PINE.
Words bj MAKIAN
Spirited.
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1. The pine-tree stood in the sum-nier clays, So green and proud c - rect,
2. The pine-tree stood in the win - ler blast, The wind howled deep and loud ;
3. The pine-tree stands in the fest - al hall, A - mid the Christmas joy ;
And crow n'd with gleaming
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fly - ing fast, The bare trees sway'd and bow'd; And loud she sang in whittling storm. When oak and willow fail ;
rise and fall From glad-voic'd girl and boy. The tapers gleam on em'rald bough, On branches deck'd with gold;
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Still straight and proud, I lift my form, I joy in win-ter's gale.
Of all the year she's gladdest now, Among our hap-py fold.
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IMMANUEL, GOD WITH US.
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2. Be with us on our Gal - i - lee, And speak Thy lov- ing peace, That bids our storai-toss'd wave be
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Our hope and crown of |
Our trust, our confidence and stay,
Thy love our sweetest story.
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2. They yield their day to songs of prais -es, To Him who did so much for tl m thro' life's
3. O Children's Day, the seed thou'rt sowing, In lov-ing ser-vice to the Lord, To gold-engrain will
wel-come speeding, I laste ea - ger-ly, both great and small. They come to hail the day with
de - vious maz-es, To-ward the heavenly gates of gem. Each heart is raised in ad - o -
soon be grow-ing, Rich har-vest for the Lord af - ford. And thro' the years that youth is
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lips u-nite in fer-vent pray'r, And willing hands make free ob-la-tion, In children's sac-ri-fice to share.
wisdom's way- we'll ever search, And grow, for fu-ture cf-forts strengthened, To pillars for God's ho- ly Church.
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h year, in num-bers grow-ing, The cit - y's highways throng, And speeding to their temple gates. Glad
v we count the grac - es That, like a gold -en gleam, Their sunlit pathway traced sol ugh-
children haste with song ; What means tin* jubi- la - tion ? Why float the banners L;av ? Why take our songs a
out the year's swift dream ; We bless the hand that showers With flow'rs the children's way, That gives us hearts to
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INDEX OF TUNES.
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>S the Jordan 106
All to Christ I owe i 37
\ Is will come 132
Anthem, In every bean rejoii
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Hear the tidings 130
Beautiful city of God 20
Beyond the ken 62
Beyond the rolling Jordan 41
Beyond the tide 74
Blessed Rock of salvation 7
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Call the roll 50
Can you tell nie ? IIo.
Chiefest among ten-thousand. . 114
Christ, our Friend 149
Christ the Burden-hearer 51
Christmas Thoughts 174
Clinging close to Jesus 19
Close to Jesus 48
Close to Thy side 115
Come, follow on 122
Come in to the banquet 120
Come unto me 101
Coming to gather His jewels. . 118
Coronation 183
< russ and crown 1 13
Crown Him forever 54
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Drink, freely drink 124
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Earnest little pilgrims 10
Eventide 85
Excelsior 154
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Forsake me not 15
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Give of thy store 146
Glad tidings 170
Gloria Patri 165
Glorious Master Day 162
Glory hallelujah 166
rood-will 172
God's holy Book 24
Guardian angels 14^
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1 laste thee home 89
I leber 45
He careth lor all 131
1 Ie is calling 43
1 [elp each other 108
He rose, mighty to save 164
He that SOwetfa shall reap 16
I lide me Saviour ... 11
Holy, Lord God Almighty. . . . 105
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Hurslej 93
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In that day 96
In tin M !. - name 32
In the morning 28
In the wilderness 156
I shall be sal 1 stir. I 31
Italian I Ivmn 177
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Jesus is coming again 46
Jesus knows 136
Jesus, loving Jesus 57
Jesus only 99
Jesus, Refuge of my soul too
Jesus, Son of David 145
Jesus, the Friend 23
Jesus, the Rose and the Lily. . 70
Joyous Children's Day 25
Jubilee year 142
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Knocking and pleading 26
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Light ! O light ! 84
Lo ! I am with you alway 152
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Magnify His name 167
Mansions fair and bright 21
Master, send me 14
Meeting M7
Missionary Hymn 123
Morning devotion 68
My Redeemer lives 144
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Nearer to Jesus 67
New Year's bells 188
Nothing but leaves 141
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Of such is the kingdom 22
Olivet 117
Onward, Christian soldiers.... 95
Our Anniversary 180
Over to Beulah land 92
O. what's the news ? 129
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Pleyel's Hymn 121
Praise His name 38
Precious Invitation 78
Praise the Lord for Childhood's. 182
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Rock of Ages 53
Russian Hymn 109
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Safe, Saviour, with Thee 4
Safe within the vail 59
Saint Thomas 103
Shall we meet ? 75
Sicilian Hymn 87
Singing songs of gladness 104
Some day, yes, some day 39
Song of Welcome 171
Songs of Joy 5
Stay with me 17
Step by step 44
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That beautiful home 90
That home is for me 58
The armor of God 56
The beautiful Gate 76
The blessed Babe 169
The breaking billows 69
The children's Festival 179
The children's Jubilee 8
The cleansing Fountain 79
The eternal Word 18
The Gospel Train 88
The haven of rest 126
The herald Angels 17?
The hills of Amethyst 151
The Jeweled Crown 3
The lambs of His fold 30
The narrow way 134
The other shore 52
The Prodigal's return Ill
The seed sower 127
The shining shore 107
The ship of Zion 15S
The Song of the Pine 176
The Songs of Heaven 73
The Sword of the Lord 63
The Wondrous Birth 168
The World of light 135
There is work in His Vineyard. 29
There's danger at the curve.. . . 112
There's light ahead 42
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Throw the life-line 71
Thy will be done 181
'Tis I, be not afraid 157
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Toiling in rowing 64
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Waving beautiful hands 97
Watching at the door 98
Watchman, what of the night. . 116
Wat b the fruit 72
We are going home 12
We may be happy 49
We will pray 94
What do the Bells say ? 80
What think ye of Christ ? 140
Where are the Reapers? 66
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Work, work for God [55
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Anniversary.
("all the Roll 50
< !ome, Colli m on 122
I ki Isior 154
Our Anniversary 180
Praise the Lord lor Childhood's 182
Step by step 44
ITie Armor of God 56
The Sword of the Lord 63
Benevolence.
Give of thy store 146
Help each oilier 10S
In the Master's name 32
There is work in His vineyard. 29
The Seed Sower 127
Work, work for God 155
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In the morning 28
Joyous Children's Day 25
Step by step 44
The Children's Festival 179
The Children's Jubilee 8
The narrow way 134
Christmas.
Call His name Jesus 173
Christmas Thoughts 174
Glad Tidings 170
Glory, peace, good-will 172
Immanuel, God with us 17S
Magnify His name 167
Song of Welcome 171
The Blessed Babe 169
The Herald Angels 175
The Song of the Pine 176
The Wondrous Birth 168
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Chiefest among Ten-thousand. 114
Christ the Burden-bearer 51
Clinging close to Jesus 19
Close to Jesus 48
I Eide me, Saviour 11
I have left the wilderness 102
Jesus knows 136
Jesus onlv 99
Light ! O light ! 84
Lo ! I am with you alway 152
Love, grace and peace 91
Morning devotion 68
Safe, Saviour, with Thee 4
Singing songs of Gladness. . . . 104
Stay with me 17
We will pray 94
Easter.
A Song in the East 163
Easter Calls 160
Easter Lilies (Infant Class) 161
Glorious Easter Day 162
Glory, Hallelujah 166
He rose, mighty to save 164
Heaven.
Beautiful City of God 20
Beyond the rolling Jordan .... 41
Beyond the tide 74
Gates of light 86
Mansions fair and bright 21
Some day, yes, some day 39
That beautiful Home 90
I liit Home is for mc 58
The other shore 52
The songs di Heaven 73
Thoughts of Heaven 6
Visions of Faith 60
We are going home 12
Within the Gates 34
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Earnest little Pilgrims 10
Easter Lilies t6l
Jesus, loving Jesus 57
Jesus the Friend 23
Of such is the Kingdom 22
The Lambs of the fold 30
Invitations to Christ.
Clinging close to Jesus 19
Come in to the Banquet 120
Come unto me 101
Drink, freely drink 124
Haste thee home 89
Jesus knows 136
Keep your eyes on Jesus 125
Knocking and pleading 26
Over to Beulah land 92
Precious Invitation 78
The beautiful Gate 76
The Prodigal's return m
Watching at the door 98
Missionary.
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Give of thy store
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In the Master's name 32
Master, send me 14
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There is work in His vineyard. 29
The Seed Sower .' 127
Watchman, what of the night?. 1 [6
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Work, work for God 155
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I [arv« st Thanksgiving 128
Hills of Amethyst (Funereal). . 151
Hymn of Thanksgiving 184
National Thanksgiving 185
\ Year's Bells 188
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Blessed Rock of Salvation .... 7
Chiefest among Ten-thousand . 114
Crown Him forever 54
Harvest Thanksgiving .... 128
He careth for all 131
Holy, Lord God Almighty 105
11\ urn of Thanksgiving 184
In the morning 28
Jesus the Rose and the Lily. . . 70
My Redeemer lives 144
Praisi I lis Name 38
Singing songs of Gladness ... . 104
Sabbath 138
To our Heavenly Father 13
Receiving the Saviour.
Blessed Rock of Salvation 7
Forsake me not 15
I have left the wilderness 102
Jesus only 99
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1 to Jesus 67
O, what's the news ? 129
Safe, Saviour, with Thee 4
Stay with me 17
Waiting for the Blessing 40
Watching at the door 98
The Bible and Sabbath.
God's Holy Book 24
Meeting 147
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Saint Thomas 103
The eternal Word 18
What do 1 he Hells say? 80
Work Songs.
Bevond the ken 62
Call the Roll 50
Come, follow on 122
Coming to gather His Jewels.. 118
Cross and Crown 113
Help each other 108
He that soweth shall reap 16
Singing Songs of Gladness. . . . 104
Step by step 44
The Armor of God 56
The Ship of Zion 158
The Sword of the Lord
Work, work for God 155
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Abide with me ! Fast falls the. 85
All hail the pow'r of Jesus'.. . . 183
Bear thy cross cheerfully 83
Blest be the tie that binds 143
Come, said Jesus' sacred voice . 47
Come, Thou Almighty King.. 177
From Greenland's icy mountains 123
God, the All -terrible! Thou who 109
Hark, the herald angels sing. . 17;
Holy, holy, holy ! Lord God. . . 105
1 am coming to the Cross 37
I heard the Saviour say 137
I heard the voice of Jesus 133
In God I have found a retreat.. 77
Jesus, Refuge of my soul 100
Land ahead! its fruits are waving 59
Lord, dismiss us with Thy. ... 87
Lord of hosts, how lovely fair. 121
My davs are gliding swiftly by. 107
My faith looks up to Thee 117
Nothing but leaves, the Spirit. 141
Onward, Christian soldiers.... 95
O what amazing words of grace 27
Rock of Ages, cleft for me '53
Shall we meet bevond the river 75
Sun of my soul. Thou Saviour. 93
There is a beautiful world 135
There is a fountain filled with. 79
There is a land of pure delight. 55
There's a wideness in God's. .. 43
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Welcome, sweet day of rest. . . 103
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