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FROM THE LIBRARY OF
REV. LOUFS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D.
BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO
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PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
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SUBJECTS
Jit-tivity-^, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 21, 25, 26, 30, 42, 48, 53, 56,
78, 107, 138, 140.
Affliction— 4, 14, 24, 46, 57, 59, 105, 113.
Aimiversary— 8, 11, 16, 32, 54, 74, 78, 102, 106, 107, 109, 116,
134.
IJeuevoleuco — 14, 22, 31, 37, 61, 65, 71, 114.
CHRIST-
Corouatiou of— 3, 4, 20, 72.
A Frieud— 7, 14, 15, 19, 33, 50, 63, 65, 85, 95, 105.
A Kiiig-6, 13, 15, 41, 72, 110, 148.
A Leader-C, 15, 16, 44, 59, 70, 114, 148.
A Pi-iest-24, 41, 79.
A Kefuge- 10, 45, 75, 101, 157.
A Ilock— 10, 26, 42, 76, 157.
A Shepherd— 6, 16, 111, 114, 141.
Au Advocate — 41, 50, 70.
Birth ot— 13, 98, 109, 116, 134, 152.
lUood of— 5, 16, 28, 50, 52, 57, 82, 90, 97.
»eath of— 12, 16, 20, 28, 42, 50, 57, 72, 87, &1, 97, 100.
Exaltatiou of— 4, 0, 35, 40, 44, 65.
Faitlifuhies-s of— 13, 26, 27, 40.
Glory of— 35, 40, 54, 65, 92.
Intercession of— 41, 50, 70,
lioveof— 3S, 41, 44, 45, 6-5, 67, 68, TO, 145.
Miracles of-9, 24, 63, 66, 95, 153, 1.34.
Need of— 9, 40, 89, 101.
Tte>iurrection of— 157.
Couscci-atiou— 7, 19, 42, 51, 55, 79, 81, 88, 100.
Death-93, 124.
Faith- 11, 13, 23, 46, 65, 70, 114.
Heaven- 4, 6, 7, 13, 15, 18, 20, 33, 38, 40, 74, !M, 110.
Hope-44, 57, 58, 70, 83.
Infant Chiss-20, 53, 66, 67, 71, 109, 118, 127, 129.
Invitation— 11, 19, 20, 24, 28, 29, 3S, 50, 70, 71, 80,
105.
Joy— 14, 17, 31, 32, 42, 44, 60, 66.
Love-13, 16, 20, 22, 37, 62, 63, 98.
Missionary— 36, 48, 104, 136, 156.
Monthly Concert-6, 17, 32, 44, .54, 74, 78, 107, 112.
Nearness-7, 17, 46, 51, 77, 81, 83, 100.
Opening- 27, 34, 64, 73, 86, 102.
Peace— 51, 60, 76, 77, 103.
Pilgrimage— 6, 14, 47, 6.5, 73, 79, 100, 112, 113, 146.
Praise-4, 8, 13, 15, 17, 57, 62, 70, 102.
Prayer-7, 9. 21, 27, 30, 31, 39, 52, 61, 83, 96, 111,
115.
Promises— 3, 11, 15, 19, 26, 84, 92.
Repentance— 92, 96, 101.
Rest— 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 59, 60, 76, 77, 105.
Salvatiou-5, 12, 14, 17, 20, 28, 68.
Tern perance— 108, 144.
Thanksgiving— 14, 27, 31, 108.
Work-14, 26, 30, 46. 48, 49. 56. 69, 99, 100, 138, 140.
103,
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ilROWN OF
A COLLrXTION OK
SONGS, NEW AND OLD, FOR USE IN THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL, PRAYER AND
PRALSE MEETINGS, AND THE LIOME CIRCLE.
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By W. A. O G D E N,
ASSISTED BY NUMEROUS ABLE CONTRIBUTORS.
TOLEDO, OHIO:
Published ];y W. W. WHITNEY, iii S u m m i t .Street,
1875-
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A EI.F.CTROTYrKrj .\T T!!R FR.\NKI.1N TVrF FOl'M)l;V. fTNCTNNATI. /
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CROWX OF LIFE.
1 will aive tlifo u. crown of lilc— liEV. ii : IJ.
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D.C.I. Theacare the crovras that v:e shall irear, we shall wear, When all the mints are crmnied ;
2. These are the robes un-soiled and white, pure and white, Which we shall then put on,
3. Tlieu wel-come toil, and care, and pain, care and pain, And wel - come sor - row, too.
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These are the palms that ue skill bear, we shall bear, On yen - der ho -
"When fore-most 'mong the sons of liglit, sons of light, "We sit on yon -
All toil is ix'^^t and grief is gain, grief is gain, "With such a prize
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And he shall reign forever and ever.— Ukv. xi : 15.
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Wiinis traiislatpil for this work by J. 0. IIoFfjiAN.
1. O flooil of liv - iiig wa - tcrs
2. Tliy w:i - ters drown all sor - rows,
;;. Thv grace ex - eels the Jor-tUm,
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Idlest fovuitain at'
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va - tion. From Je - sns' pierc - ed side,
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D.C.I. We are marching on, a hap-py band and true, We are mojx-hing on, the promised land in view. Weave
2. We are luarcliing on, with happy hearts and light, We are marching on, to battle for the right, AVe are
3. We are inarching on, re - joic-ing as we go, We are marching on to overcome the foe, We are
marching^on, the battle to renew, 'Tis the S'avjnr\i high command, ^larcliing on,
marcliing onward foremost in the fight, 'Tis tlie Savior's high command,
marching on to victory we know, 'Tis the Savioi-'s high command. Marching on,
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Thiiu ait my liiiling place.— Ps. xxxii : 7.
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2. Clos-er by day, tlio' niy sky be all bright, Closer, still clos-er Avlien fall-eth theniglit;
8. "When to the Jor - dan of deatli I do - scend, Danger I'll fear not, if Christ be my friend ;
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Eonndmehis arm, on his bo-som my head. Near the dear side which on Calva - ry bled.
Earth has lio spot where v.itliout him I'm safe, Time has no mo-ment I need not Lis grace.
Breasting the bil - lovvs mv death-song shall be, Clos-er, still clos-er, mv Savior to thee.
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2. AVe praise him for one bless-ed day in sev'n, We praise him for his mer-cies dai-ly giv'n,
o. And when we meet on yon-der hap-py shore, When toil, and pain^ajid tri-als all are o'er,
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Ee - neath that cross clear wa-ters burst, A fount-ain pure and I'ree,
For bur-dened ones a rest - ing jjhice Ee-side tliat cross I see,
Be-neath its sliel - ter
And there I quench my
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take my seat, No sliade like this for me.
des-ert thirst, No spring like tliis for me.
wea-ri - ness. No rest like this i'or me.
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Xo spring like tliis for me,
No rest like tliis for me,
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Jesus is tbe CLrist, llie Sou of GuJ.— John xx
13
1 . There is no name so sweet on eartli, No name so sweet in heav-en,
2. To Je - sus ev - 'ry knee shall bow, And ev-ery tongue confess him
o. O Je - sus! by that matchless name, Thy grace shall fail us iiev-er,
The name be - fore his
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wondrous birtli, To Ciirist tiie Sav - ior giv - en. "We love to sing a - round our King, And
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day, the same, Tliou art the same for - ev - er.
liail liim, blessed .Je - sus ! For there's no word, ear ev-er heard, So sv.-eet, so dear as Je
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1. "Witli a ten - der hand, He will lead us on To the promised land O - ver
2. For his guid-ance sure, For his boundless love, For our rest se - cure O - ver
o. We are trav-'iing on To our home a - bove, Wliere the Savior's gone O - ver
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SIISG HIS LOYE.
Greater love hath no man than this.— John xv : 13.
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1. Sing of Je - siis' love for - ev - er, Of the love that changeth nev-er, Who or wliat from
2. With liis blood the Sav-ior bought us; When we knew him not he souglitus, And from all our
3. Thro' the des-ert Je-sus leads us, AVith the bread of life he feeds us, And tiiro' all tlie
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BEYOND THIS TALE.
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■ here \vf liave no coiitiiiuiiig city.— IIeb. xiii : II.
Dr. .1. G. IIerckkt.
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1. Ceyor.d this vale of tear^;,
2. Beyond tlie swell-ing tide
o. Beyond thi.s pil - grim land
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Of liii - man M'oe and ill,
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To claim my man-sion fair ;
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Where reign.s a hajJ-py
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THE SAYIOll AT THE DOOR.
Beliold I stand at the door and knock.— Kev. iii : 2ii. .
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1. Oh, tlie Sav-ior's at the door, hear him knock, knock, knock. At the door of every heart to-day;
2. Oil, the Sav-ior's at the door, liear liini knock, knock, knock. With a message full of love forme,
o. Oh, the Sav-ior's at the door, hear him knock, knock, knock. Enter in, my blessed Lord, to-dav ;
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And the door I'll o - pen wide. In my heart he shall a - bide. Then I'll hap-py e - ver be.
Take, oh take my heart of sin, Wash it, purge it, make it clean, Keep it in thy love, I pray.
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will 0 - pen wide the door, Thou shall knock in vain no more, Blessed Sav-ior, NOW come rn.
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-. A crown of life Avill tliere be given, And they who o - ver
3. Oh., seek that heavenly home witii nie, That bles.'^ed home a ■
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si>ng of heaven, And dwell with Christ at home.
liowing fi'ee, Thrs/ Jesus' tlv - ing love."
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COXQIEll IN HIS XA31E
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1. It" we ti'eat witli sin and Sa - tan,
2. On - ly by tliu grace and nicr - cy
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CONSIDER THE LILIES.
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lil-ies grow; Perfume shedding, Widely spreading, IIow the scarlet
lil-ies tlirive ; Beauteous ev-er. Toil - ing nev - er, On - ly need to s
Jil - ies say! All is giv - en Us from heav-cn, Fa-ther keeps us
lil - ies die ! Loved and cherished. Lost and perished, We :ire for e -
blossoms grow ;
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PRESSING OX TO ULORY.
At tliy liglit li:uij there are pleasures fur
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niore.— Ps. xvi : II.
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1. We rc'vt in hope of a better land, "When thed;iikness()rearthshallfleeaway;Tliro' faith we viewthe
'2. We will boldly boar liis banner o^i, Thro' ffood and ill, thro' fire and ilood ; Nor will we lay onr
o. Then hand in hand we ■will press alonjij, Till the ijlorinn^^ race on earth is run, "We'il join at last the
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ar-mor down, Till we .stand before the throne of God.
glorious song, AVhen the fight is o'er, the vict'ry won.
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JESUS OE NAZAllETH.
:V11 the city was moved, sayiug, Who is this ?— Matt, xxi : 10.
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1. Wh.at means this eager, anxious throng Who press the bii - f}' streets a-long? These wondrous giith'iirig-s
2. Who is this Je-sus ? Why should he The cit - y move so might - i - ly? A pass-ing stranger,
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day by day. What means this strange eom-mo-tion, pray '? In ac - cents hushed the throng I'lply,
has lie skill To charm the niul - ti - tude at will ? A - gain the slir-ring tones re - ply,
Fa - ther's fa<'e. Re - turn, ac - copt the prof-fered grace. Ye tenipt-ed, there's a rcf - uge nigh.
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0 PKECIOrs BLOOD.
Iti whom we ii;ive reiit'iiiptioii tliiX'Ugh his blood.— Eph. i
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1. (> pix-cious blood ! and shed for nie, A poor lost wan-der-cr from tliee : Such roy - al lovi-. so
'I. (> precious blood ! no other name Has ev -er kindled such a Hame ; No otii - er love could
0. C) precious blood ! to me impart Thy in - fin - ite, thv lov-ing heart ; Oii. till uiy f;oiil with
4. O precious blood! now it is mine, And my best love shall all be thine; Tliineall my life, 'till
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freely <?iven, To draw my soul fi'om earth to heaven. Oil, the precious blood, Oh, tiie precious blood lie
ev - er win A ruined soul from inbred sin.
thine own grace, And make me tit to see thy face,
death shall come To take thv "rateful servant home.
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V:. W. \V. J will never leave tliee. — IIkh. xiii : ").
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2. lie shall be my buckler, He shall be my stay,
3. AVhen mv work is over, He v.'ill bid me come,
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Waiting for the suminnns To the bet - ter land, Cheered BY the promts- e^; of Je - srs.
In liis cause I'll la,- bor, "Watch, and fight, and pray,
I shall gain a mansion In his hap -py home.
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March, oh, march, my soul, to-day, Firmly stand, Firmlx
March along the iiilgrim way,
4and, Firm on tlie EocK wf Ages.
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SABBATH 1I03IE. (Opening.)
That keepeth tlie Sabbath from polluting it.— IsA. Ivi :
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E. II. Latt\.
1 I.ively
D. C. 1. 'Tis (he Ito - lij day of rest, And ivilh hap - pj/ hearts we come To the Sab - hath
2. Here we ))o\v in ear-nest prayer, And in song our voic - cs raise; Here for need - ed
3. Ev - er, while on eartli we .stay, May we thu.^ to - getli - ei- come;' Ev - er, till we
sehool so dear, To our cheerful Sab-bath home. Here we read the word of God, Here we talk a-
blcisings ask, Hitlier come with thanks and praise. All our faces here are bright, And in love we
pass a - way To our heavenly Sabbath home. Tliere, if faithul, we shall meet, And our songs to-
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bout his love,
all a - gree ;
getli-er rise ;
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Here we learn the way to him, And to the bless-ed home a - bove.
Oh, it is a ble.ss-ed sight That an-gels would rejoice to see.
Crowns of glo - ry we shall wear In yon-der mansions of the skies.
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HEALING FOUNTAO,
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1. Come, oh, come, 'tis tlie Sav - ior's mes - snue, AVea - iv, hen - vy la - den soul,
2. Come, oh, come to tlie heal - ing fonnt-ain, Wash ye in its \va - ters piire,
'.!. Come to the rov - al feast, and wei-co'riie, Eat the bread he brake ibr thee.
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l>rink at tbe well <>f
Wash in the blood he
heal - ing \va - ters, Drink, and it shall make thee whole.
free sal - va - tioii, Drink, and ev - er - m()re en - dure.
she;-l ibr sin - ners. Wash, and i'rom the stain . be free.
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Di'iiik', oh, (Iritik, Driiik, oh, drink. Drink at tlie healing fountain,
Di'iid<, oh, drink, t>riiik, tdi, drink, (omit).
Drink at the I'ow-ing stream.
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1. In tho bouse of my Father a - hove, Tliero are mansions, hrijrht mansions of rest, AikI the faithful wiio die in h'
2. There the Fatlier of merey a-bides, Wliom the saints and tlie anj^els adore, And the riv-er of life gently
:;. There the saints walk with Jesus in liu;ht. They are burdened with sorrowsnc^ more, But are tilled with eestatiede
4. There are mansions prepared for us all, And the Savior is call-ing us home ; Sinners, hearken ! the Bride joins th'
Shall dwell ev - er - more with the blest. On that bright,
From his throne in that worM everniore.
In tlieir home on that l.ivigiit, balmy shore.
And the Spi-rit in-vites y<ju to come. On th.vt eki
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LINGER ]^0T ON THE PLAIN.
J. F. Smith.
Ksiriiostly,
Escape for thy life
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. . neitliei- stay thou in all the plain.— Gen. xix : 17.
J. y. .Smith.
. 1. Linger not on the plain, let us seek liini in prayer, Let us bow at his feet, he will meet with us there ;
2. Linger not, linger not, let us seek him to-day. If we knock at the door he'll not turn us away ;
o. Linger not, linger not, we can nev-er find rest, For we seek a new country — a home with the blest ;
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Oh, tlie rich-es of grace that in Je-sus is found ! With the fullness of joy we may ev-er ahonnd.
We will toil till our work of pro-ba-tion is done, For the crown is not ours till the vict'ry is wwn.
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± Ask for agnide to yonder blest abode. Ask for a light to shine upon the road. Ask for a frioiul to
o. Safe in the old j>ath, safe for evermore, Jesus will open wide tlie heavy door, There thou shalt jjraise liini
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bear your heavy load. Ask for the old path to glo - ry.
ev - cr, evermore, Safe in the mansions of glo-ry.
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:;i i.!i. Giory to God in tbe highest.— LruE ii . U. W . W. ISenti.ey.
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2. Now we chant our glad ho-san - nas, For tlie greet-ing hour has come ; Here we raise our
;->. May we all, O precious Savior. Ev - er-more be blessed of thee ; Till within the
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tliou't of sad - ness, All we love are wel - come here. Children lo jiis arms are coming
wav - ing ban-ners, As we sing a wel-come home; Yes, at home, witii liearts o'ertiowin:
gold - en cit - v Onr e - ter - nal home shall be; Tliere to praise thy name for-ev - er,
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('raise we \\<\\\ the (tod of love, May ids jiresenee cv - er smiling. Rest iij) - on us from above.
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!2. In that l)eau - ti - fnl, heav - en - ly iantl. V^ith tiie bUjod-washed anil glo-ri - iiec
3. Oh, pre-v)are ii?, dear Sav - ior, to dwell In those man-.<ions of glo - i-v a
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A hean - ti - ful home where the wearv shall rest. And the Inirdened for - eet cv - 'rv care.
-V Dean - ti - ful liome wliere the weary shall rest, And tiie Inirdened for - get cv - ry care.
Clothed in garments ofbeanty, for-ev - er we'll stand, And will swell the glad strains of their song.
Where each glorified bo-soni with rapture shall swell, And each heai't shall be filled with thv love.
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1. Oh, welcome, bless-ed Sabbath day, Sweet type of heavenly rest!
2. Ill love we sweet-Iy gath-er liere, Where Clirist dotli meet his own,
3. Here in thine eartiily courts, O Lord, Our luimble tiianks we bring ;
4. And when tiie day of life is past. Our worlc on earth is o'er,
Ee-neath tliy bright and
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In-spire our hearts, and
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while they sing His praise around the throne,
seal our vows, ac cept our of - fer - ing.
lieav'n at last, To praise thee evei'-more.
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1. Open tbe door for tlie cliildren, Tenderly giitlier tboni in. In ft oin the liighwiiys and liedges, In from tlie places of sin.
. Open tlie door for tlie children, See ! they are coming in tbro'.is,-; l>:.i tneui sit down ti-' tlie bainiuet. Teach them y on r beautiful songs
.Open thedoor for the childreu.Take the dear lambs by tb;- ii.in.l . i'iirii tliem tu truth and tu Jesus, I'oint them to heaven's bright land.
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Pray you the Father to bless them, I'ray yon that i'laoe nia\ be u';\ en; (ipen tbed.ior for tbeidiiidreii,"()f such is the kingdom of heavei
Some are to young and so helpless. Some arc' .-.n luiugiy and cold ; Upon the door b.r ibe cliildrei.;. Gather them into the Ibid.
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Gather them in, oh, gather them in. Gather, oh, gather tln'iii in ; Open the door f.r the children, Gather tliem into the fold.
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LOVE EACH OTHEll.
Love your enemies, do good to them which liate you.— Lrici; vi : 1!7.
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oh, hear liim say, Love each other, 'tis the way ; Fi-ieiids, ye are my
oh, liear him say, Love each other, watcli and pray ; If the world de-
oh, licar him say, Flee from sin and strife a - way ; All tlu" paths of
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liscord shun, Live in love and be ve one.
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NEAKER HOME.
Tlieri' lemainetli theietbie a rest.— IIeb. :v :
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'2. One day near - er, sings the sailoi', As he glides tlie walei\s o'er, AVhile tlie light is soft-ly
o. Nearer liome! yes, one day nearer To our ia-ther's house on higii, T" the green iields and the
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For the heav'ns grow brigliter o'er us, And the
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darker shades will come ; Still 'tis sweet to kno^Y at e-ven, A^ e are one day nearer liome.
light boat cuts the foam. In the evening cries with rapture, I am one day nearer home,
lamps hang in the dome, And the tents are pitched still closer, For we're one day nearer home.
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SHINING ON.
1 am the light of the worhl.— Jcjjin ix ;
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'\. Help n^, nvM life's wild wave?, to shine, Bright 1 ight -house hinips o'er rock andhrine, To guide the warid'rers
2. Help us, on ev'ry darksome way. To hold the gathering clouds at hay ; Like sunbeams clear, to
o. Help us, O God! each in his place; Fed by the sa - cred oil of grace. Like temple lamps for-
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light tiie road That leads to happiness and God. \ To the realms. . of endless day,
ev - er briglit, To burn before tiiee day and night. f shining on the bot-ter way,
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LIFT ME HIGHER, HIGHEH.
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I shall go tu liini.— 2 Sam. xii: 2.;.
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Neither piay I lor these alone.— ,)onx xvii : 2(i.
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1. Be - fore the throne of God a - hove, I have a. strong, a perfect plea; A great lligli Priest, wliose
2. My name is writ-ten in liis hands. My name is grav-en on liis iieart, I know that while in
o. Be-cause the sin - less Sav-ior died, My sin-ful soul is counted free, For lo ! my God is
4. Behold him there ! the bleeding Lamb I My perfect, s^jotless Righteousness ! The great, unchangea-
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lliir,. 3I0RKIS, LL.D. Thc-y sung a new sons.— ilr.v. v : '.1. \V. A. ".
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1. Singing in the old song, Sweet song, good song, Hap^n' in the ohl song, We know it ev-'rv word;
2. Gently on the old song, Soft song, low song, Tender in the old song. And soothing ;is a bird ;
o. But to hear the new song, Pure song, true song, Oh, to sing the new song Witli spirits in tlit- sky ;
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Cluinging then the old song. Loud song, grand song, A mighty voice the old song, Ilosanna to tlie Lord.
Raptured in the new song, Stra)ige song, glad song, "With sei-aphs in the new song, Tlie Hallelujah ei-y.
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1. In - vit - ing now he stands To save with outstretched hands. I'll go to Je - sus riglit a - way
"2. lie died to ran-soni me, His promis - es my plea. I'll go, etc.
3. He will, without de - lay, Wash all my sins a - way. I'll, go, etc.
4. Clasped to liis loving breast, I'll find e- ter - nal rest. I'll go, etc.
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1. In tlie Sunday-school army or.r iiameri are enrolled, And we follow our Le;id»_M-, all steadiest and Ixdd
2. We are young, but his wisdom shall guide us aright ; We are weak, jju this strength is our courage and might
o. Ill our childhood we come, if no ripe sii eaves be ours, A\'c will garland his patliway with blossoms and flowers
4. When tlie vict'ry is won, and the conflict is o'er. We will close 'round our leader, on Canaan's briglit slioie
p — j^'h* a -0 — o 9 e V9 a> • ' ?_t« *_ • 9 *
On the Sunday-school banner liis ifame you may see; It is Jcsu.s, our Savior, who loved you and me.
Wlien we follow his standard the darkness will flee, And our watch-word is always, '" He loved you and me.
We will go forth at morning, his gleaners to be. He will welcome us smiling, avIio loves you and me.
Then we'll sing on, exulting his glory to see, For we'll dwell with him ever, wiia loves you and me.
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JESUS, LOTEil OF 3IY SOUL.
45
r me, U Lor.i.
, cxliii :
J. 11. Le.^lik,
Je - >u.-;, lov - er of my soul,
Otii-er ret" - nge iiiive I none;
Thou, () L'iirist, arl all I ^vant,
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Let uie to tliy bosom lly, ^\■hil^■ the billows 'i-ound me
Hangs my helpless soul on thee: Leave, oh, leave me not a-
More than all in thee I lind ; Kaise the fallen, cheer liie
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roll, While the teni - pest still is nigh; Hide nie, O my Savior, hide,
ione. Still sup-port and comfort me ; All my trust on thee is stayetl,
faint. Heal the sick, and lead the blind. Thou of life the fountain art;
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Till tlie
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storm of life is past ;
lielj) from thee I brinu'
let
me talce of thee,
Safe in -to the haven guide, Oh, re - ceive my soul at la.«t.
C'ov-er my de-fenseless liead "With the shadow of thy wing
Spring thou up within my heart, Rise to all e-ter - ni - tv.
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,Sh,.\s Fahmei:.
DRAWING NEAR.
Establish you in every good word ami work.— 2 TiiEss. ii . 17.
W. A. 0.
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1. We're draw-ing iieai' to Je - sus,
2. We love our Mas - ter's serv - ice,
3. Tlie lield.s are wliite to liar - ve.st,
4. Tlie night of death a[) - proach-es,
Our ban - ner waves on
And see - ing " eye to eye.
The days are s[)eed-iiig Ly ;
And an - gels in tlie sky
h, And this our watch-word
A\'ith grace di - vine to
Go forth a - gain, ye
Re - peat the cho-rus
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the watch- word ev
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er, We'll work uii - til
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we die.
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H03IE OF THE BLEST.
There rciiiiiiiietli therefore a rest to the people of God.— IIeh. iv
47
Eld. a. S. H.vyden.
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1. Oil, wlien shall I dwell in a mansion all bright, And Jesus my Rav-ior he -hold? Or
2. No pearl from the o - oean, or gold from the mine. Can pardon or ])u - ri - ty buy ; I'll
way from my home, I'll toil in the vineyard and pray; I'll
3. But while I'm a stran-jrer
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•walk by his side like an
an - gel of light, In a cit - y all garnished with gold ?
trust in the blood of a Sav-iur di-vine. And I'll cling to the cross till
car - r\- the cross while I tliiidc
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, ^ - I die.
the crown. And I'll Avafch for the break of the day.
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ne ? Home of the blest ! Soon shall tho
"ome of the blest !
mine.
Home of the blest ! "When wilt thou ever be niine ? Home of the blest ! Soon shall thou ever be
Home of the blest I Home of the blest !
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SCATTER THE 8EED.
1. Scatter the seed Tlie cliil-dren need, Tlie words of liv - iiig liglit; The seed that's sown He'll
2. Scatter the Word, The Spirit's sword, All conquering in its might; Tiust it a - lone, And
3. Oh, he will sow The seeds tiiat glow, Preserve with heavenly dew! Then praise the Lord For
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sure - ly own, 'Tis pre-cious in his sight. Scat-ter tiie seed, oh,
thou'lt be shown. In hirn is life and Light.
his good word, Of tiiiiigs both old and new.
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tariiestly
WHAT SHxiLL THE HAKVEST BE?
Fur wliiitsoevci" a man »!ii\veth, that gl.'.all he reap.— Gal. vi : 7.
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1. Are we seeds of virtue sowing? Are we w.it'ring vv-itli our tears? Have we fields of value growing,
2. Do they fall in jilaces stony, Where no depth of soil is found? Do they fall in })laces thorny,
.">. As the sow - ing, so the reaping; As we live, we'll surely die; May we find, by patient seeking,
4. If we live for God ami heaven. And revere his v/ord of love, He will give us life e-ter-nal.
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Have we fruit the Spirit yields? «,^
Do tliey fall on way-side ground ? Oh, what, . . will be the harvest, When l!ie suni - nier
Grace and mercy from on higli. What, oh, what will be the hnr-vcst. When the sr.ru-
AV'e sliall reign with him above. -=**?
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A\'ill it T'e the dealh of ansruisli. Or the life for e'
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JESUS IS CALLING.
V.
Rev. J. Flkmini;.
I>«vo(i<»nul.
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Come, for ull tliings are ready.
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J. II. Amii;us
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Hark! I licariny Savior calling : Come, poor f^inncr, come to me; From destruction most apjialliiit;
Jesus, lilessed Savior, bind me To thee vi'ith tlie cords of love; Ever there in prayer I'll find Ihce,
Hide me then beneath thy merit, From the law's severe demand, And prepare me to in-hcr- it
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liv-er thee. Then, my soul, oh, has - ten to him. From the broad and
tfiee a - bove ; 'Twas for sinners thou wast bleeding On tlie curs - ed
nirht land. And re - deeming crace for - ev - er In the home uf
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downv.ard way; Seek-ing for re-dem]) - tion through him, At his cross thy bur - den lay.
tree a -lone; 'Ti.s for sin-ners thou art plead-ing Now be - fore thy Father's throne.
peace a - bove ; I will joy - ful sing and nev - er Cea.se to praise thee for thy love.
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CLOSE TO THEE.
51
y.VNMr. (KOSBY.
;; It , Devotional.
That in iiif ye niiglit luivc peai
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2. Close to thee, wlien weak and faint, Da - ty's
3. Close to thee, O Sav - ior mine. Near tliy
4. Close to tiiee. wlien earthlv ties One bv
spir - it hold nie
path pur-su - ing,
cross a - bid - ing,
one are break - in?,
'Neath thy all - pro-
Let me feel thy
I can brave the
When my soul to
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Tfct - ing wings Let thy nier-cy fold me. Close to t'lee, Close to thee. Keep tJiy iliild for-
cir - cling arms, All my strengtli renew-ing.
temj)ter's power. In thy name con-fid - ing.
life a - new, Glad and pure, is wak-ing.
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S. H. Blakkslkt,.
Sittwl.y.
SAYIOR, PASS NOT BY
Pniy without ceasing.— 1 Thess. v
.S. il. iiLAKliSLKE.
1. Pass me not, O gen -tie Sav - iur, For I bend to thee;
2. I am weak and sin - ful, Sav - ior, Eat thou knowesl nil;
3. Help me, O hiy Sav-ior, help me, Great has been the cost ;
Hear my sup-pli - cu - tion,
Hold me, when tliesliadows
Tlioii hast isriv'n thv blood to
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Hear and an - swer me.
Do not let me fall.
Ijct it not I_)e lost.
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Sav - ioi
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pray
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Wliile thy Spir - it strives with oth
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E. R. Latta.
HERE AM I.
Lord, to whom shall I go ?— JouN ri : iJS.
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R. B. Mahaffev.
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1. In tlie qui - et hour of slumber, When the voice of God came nigh, Thus the child made
2. Here am I, for thou didst call me, And I did not ques-tion wliy, Speak,!.) Lord, thy
o. Full of love and full of pit - y, Je - sus ev - er pass - etii by, Sav - ior, make me
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In tlie riiglit and m the day. May oo!' spir-it
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MY HOME IS THERE.
There the weary be at rest.— Job iii : 17.
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1. Be-yond the ills and cares of life, Ee-yond the reach of earthly strife, Beyond this world of
2. Beyond the bright and golden gates, "Where Christ tlie blessed Savior AvaitsTo give a crown so
o. Beyond, where living fountains tiow, Where flow'rsand trees immortal grow, Where music fills the
^•ifife
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^ J^ j; I 1*^ J ^^ >^ CHORUS.
. ' ' '
Be-yond tiiis world of
))ain and care, My home, my home, my home is there. Beyond ilii.-. woi'ld of jiain and care, Whei'
))rightand fair, My home, my home, my home is there.
balm - y air. My home, my liome, my hmne is there.
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j pain nnd cnre, ^ly home is there.
ilow'rs are blooming ev-».«r fair. Where Jieavenly music fills the :iir, ?kly jiume, my home is there.
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TIS SWEET TO EllOU TO JE8ITS.
fjo
Ar-li. aiid it shall be {.'ivcu
.ir.r.Sirtn.
]. i.'li, 'tis sweet to bring to Jesus Ev-ry lit - •■'•i care, Trials, and temptations AVliieh we can not bear.
2. Uh, 'tis sweet totriiig to Jesus Hearts defiled with sin ; With his precious blood he'll Wash and make them clean
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]\\-'ry sin which dotl^ lie - sot us, He will take awriy, '[x in f;iiih lie - liev-iiifr. Thus we humbly pray :
lie will give us grace f) conquer, Yes, fV"ni <iay to day, It in taith be - liev-ing. Thus v,e humbly pray :
.at -C»_
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Otir Father who art in heayen. '
Hallov.'cd I t'r tliii 'name.
'Uve lis this clay onr dai-Ii/breitd.
.\]id lead tis not into temptation, ,
but deliver I m-from evil :
Th',
^ ■*■-»■ sr '^ -sr -'^-■zr
:ingdom come. Thy i
will be done on earth, as it /»■ in heaven.
And forgive us our tres- |
passes, as we forgive | those uho tresna.<s against us
For thine is the kingdom,
and the power, and the
5(5
BATTLING FOR THE CROWN,
lu.r oiikJ.y.
Faint, yrt !«
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Air. n-oiu tlio Welsh. W. A. O.
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1. Press (1)1, pie.-;.>^ (in, ye soils (if lit^lit, L ii-tir - ing in yonr ho - ly figlit ; Still treacling each teiup-
■j. Press on, press (in, still look in I'ailh 'i\) iiiiu wiio vaiHjnished sin and death ; Then shall ye hear him
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(, 2'*' *'0"'">' '/ /''.'/''') *^''* " '''■ " '"9 '" i"-''"' /'" • ll! j''jl'' ,' ^^f'li irradiiir/ each terr.p-
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ta - tion dow!), And battling foi" a briglit-cr crown. Press on, press on through toil ai-.d Wi-e. AA'iih
s.iy, " Well done ;"' True to the last, jircss on, press on.
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calm resolve to triunijil'., go, And make each dark and thrcatenin!;^ ill Yi(;ld but a higher glo-rv stiiJ.
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THE SAYIOll DIED FOIl 31E.
57S
f>. II. Blakeslek.
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1. When pressed witli doubts and anxious fear, I trembling bow tlie knee, 1 know tlint God my praycrwill
2. Wlien gloomy dai-lcncss shrouds my soul, And 1 no light can see, I'll cry. tho' loud-est tluin-ders
•J. And when I reach the bliss-ful sliore, From sin and sor-row free, Llood-washed, I'll sing forever-
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— ^ l_i._l-j !_•_ — ^ — « j 1 1 — U^ 9 j^ -<_( 1 i 1
hear, For Je - sus died for me. Oh, yes, the Savior died for me, The b!css-ed Savior died for
lull, The Sav-ior died for me.
luiire. My Sav-ior died for nie. (^h, yes, the Sav - ior died for me, T!ie blessed Hav - ior
A. ('. I'laNrn.r,,
LIOllT AT EYENINI.:,
'~1.
1. Liglit at eveiiing! blewed promise That life's i!arkt'~! .-tunns ^h;^ll ll•Jc^ 'J'liat each tiictor c'.oui! of
'1. In the morn of lii'e tlie sumlieams Flooded all our patii vvitli light, But the nooiuiile found the
;). Half way o'er our pilgrim journev. Half life's storms and son-ows o'er, \\'i.stfi'.l - Is- we walci> the
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sor - row Shall l)i:t brigiit reilect-ors be
tcm-pest f_'h>rhing tliat same path in ftiglit,
tem-pest '\V!iicli above our spir- its roar,
< >f the radiance v>hich shall hover Koi;n<1 tl.o
Then, a-mid the tn-mult ris - ing, We a
V/atcliiug' for tlie golden glimmer "Whieli will
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s|)ir-its evening time, Ping-ing lul-labvs of heav - en, Whicli witli angel haipings ehime.
i;en - tie voice m;iv hear: " Hope and trust — beyond the sliadows Shall the eveiT^ng light ap]jpar.''
han-ish sorrow's night, Waiting for the blessed promise. "So at evening com-eth light."
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IN THE CliOSS I GLOllI.
r.od fuibid that I should glory, save in the cioas.— Gal. \i
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1. In the cross of Clirist I .<;lo - ry, Tow'ring o'er tlie wrecks of time ; All tlie light of
2. When the woes of life o'er-tiike me, Hopes (iecliue, and fears an -uoy, Never siiali tlie
o. Bane and bless -ing, pain an<l pleasure, Ey tiie cross are sanc-ti - iied ; Peace there is that
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CIKOKt'S.
iS
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sa - cred sto - ry Gathers 'round its head sublime. In the cross,
cross forsake me, Lo ! it glows with peace and joy.
knows no measure, Joys that thro' all time abide. lu the cross
In the cross.
In the
In the cros^
cross of Christ I glo - ry In the cross,
In the cross,
Tow'ring o'er the wrecks of time.
In tliecrossof Christ, In the cross of Clirist,
60
MAJ^IONS ABOYE.
And tlicre shall be
tVilli grreat expression
night tlicn,-.— IIkv. xxii;
:5±g=:it:fiil
1. There are mansions of love in tlie glo - ri-fied clime, Un-sul-lied by hate, with its pui(iii,'^e of criiiio. Where
2. There are mansions of rest in th;it region of light, O'er whose crlory there comes not the .-■hadow of night, Where the
3. There are mansions of peace in that beautiful world, Where the banners of combat are never unfurled ; The
friendship immortal grows bright in each soul, And breathes in the anthems of vaplure that roll, Wbeie
toil-worn and wea - ry of earth shall re-pose. Removed from its conflict*, released from its woes, AVherethe
turmoils of earth, the com-tno-tions of time Disturb not the peace of those mansions sublime, llie
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fiiendshi
toil-worn
turmoils
p im
and
of
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-mor - tal grows bright in each soul, And l>reathes in the anthems of
wea - ry of earth shall re - pose, Removed from its coii-flicts, rele
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Heaven's bright ar-ray,
Far, oil, far from home,
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Je - sus niet the pin-iiig soul, And
Vis - ions of the far off clime, Wliere
To our dreary pris - fju isle, Thon,
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ce - les - tial day. To the ex-ile'a dark re - treat, Glorious from thy mer-cy - seat,
.smiles e-ter- nal day. Star an<l trump and gleaming sword, Lamp and harp in sweet acford,
Light of Patmos, come ; Wake our dullness M'ith a song, AM our lone- ly chamber throng.
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Son of Man, thy cheering word Spoke the comfort notes of God, Spoke the comfort notes of God,
An - gel host in chorus glad, Echoing what the Savior said, Echoing what the Savior said.
Let tliy visions bless our eye, Whi.sper, Lord, or else we die. Whisper, Lord, or else we die.
ENTREAT 3IE NOT.
Whom biive 1 in heaven bat thee.— Ps. Ixxiii : I'S.
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1. (_)ii, entreat loe not to leave thee, In tlie sea-son of our woe; Wlieie tlioii lodges! I uill
'1. Oil, eiitrent me v.oX to leave thee, While we bow l)eneath tlie rod ; 1 will dwell anion.;;- thy
.'i (.)li, eiitivat me not to leave thee, It would break my troubled heart; Naught but death alone is
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human heart hath known. Hath the cruci - fied Ee-deem-er For a world of sin-ncrs shown.
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1. Tho' tot^sed with winds and faint with fear,
2. ' Tis I, who washed thy spir - it white,
.'!. Tlie.se rag - ing winds, this storm - y sea
4. AVhen on tiie otli - er side thy feet
A - hove the tem-pest wikl and drear, ITark !
"ris I, wlio gave tliy blind eyes sight, 'Tis
Bear not a breath of wrath to tliee; That
Shall rest 'mid'st thousand welcomes sweet, One
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hark I my Savior's voice I hear, 'Tis T; be not a - fraid.
1, thy Lord, thy life, thy light, 'Tis 1 ; be not a - fraid.
storm has all been s]ient on me, 'Tis I; be not a - fraid.
well known voice tliy heart shall greet, 'Tis I ; be not afraid.
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'1. Tliey are tel!-ii)g, ev - er tell-iiig, Oi' the love of God's dear Son ; How lie leit bis
J. Now, wliile Sabbatb bells are chiiniiig. We will send our si - lent prayer Thro' tiie blue and
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F-i'Jier's dwelling, And to sin - i'ul earth came down.
a>cliiP5' hea^- -n, To our Fatiier's dwelling there.
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To l)et:iui;bt the way to thee; "We would serve thee, bles.sei! Jesus, And fron> all tliat's v.Tong woulil ilee.
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BRIGHT AXD 3I0RNIXG STAR.
" I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star."
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1. A pil-griiu and a stranger, I jour-ney on iny way,
2. Tho' ol't my feet are wea-ry. So long and rough the road.
I seek thro' trib
One stands be-side
3. My beacon nev - er fails me, Tho' long and drear the night, Tho' clouds around
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light of per - fc'ct day. Thru' thickest gloom and dnrkness, I see a gleam a - far. It beckons ev - er
shares uiy heavy load. Mj' faith can nev-er fail uie, The while I see a - far, In all its ra-diant
can not hide its light. Cou-rage, the day is dawn-ing, For lo ! I see a - far. In all its ra-diant
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upward, The bright and morning star,
beau-ty. The bright and morning star,
beau-ty. The bright and morning star.
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Tliat bright, bright star, By faith I
That bright and morning star, By faith, by faith I
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SINGING FR03I THE HEART. (Iiitaiit Class.)
Kou. Mor.Ris, LL.D.
AU thy works shall praise thee.— Ps. cxlv : 10.
H. R. Palmer.
^. If yoii have a pleasant thought, Sing it, sing it. Like the hirdies in tlieir sport, Sing it from the heart.
2. Ev'ry gracious deed of his— Sing it, sing it, Nothing sounds so well as this, Sing it from tiie heart :
3. Are you weary, are you sad ? Sing it, sing it. Make yourselves and others glad, Sing it from tlie heart.
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Does the Holy Spirit move, For the lambkins of liis love ? Sing, and point the fold above. Sing it from the heart.
Flow he walked u[)on the wave, Rescued Laz'rus from the grave, Died, our guilty souls to save, Sing it, etc.
Saints who stand before his face. Sing of liis redeeming grace; Give the Savior e^ldless praise^ Sing it, etc.
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SIXGING FK031 THE HEART. Concluded.
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SING OF JESUS' LOYE. (lulaiit Class.)
1 will .sing a uew song uiito thee, 0 Goii.— P.>;. c.kUv : 9.
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E. A. Glenn.
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1. I will .';ing of Je-su.s' Inv^e Ev - er-more, ev -er more. Till he calls me home above From this fleeting .shore ;
■2. Je-sus loves me ev - 'ry day. This I know, this I know, Something tells me Avhen I pray, I must love him too ;
3. He is call - ing us a- way, One by one, one by one, To the realms of endless day, To our hap-py home ;
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Then I'll sing his praise more sweet. \Mien I sit at Je - sus' feet, And the blessed words repeat Of redeem-ing love.
Ff)od and raiment he doth give. Of his bounty we re-eeive. And he bids us look and live. Live for ev - er - more.
Sweet will be our meeting there. In that kingdom bright and fair, Praise shall take the place of prayer In our happy home.
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SEARCHING THE SCHIPTUHES.
Search the Sciipturi
IHN JUNKIX FkANiIS.
think ye luive eternal life.— Joiix v : ."
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■\V. A Ogdex.
We are searching the Scriptures, God's blessed word of truth, We are seeking his sal - va tion, In the
We are searching the Seriptures : They tell us of his love, And they point us in the way that leads To
We are searching the Scrijitures : Lord, make us truly wise ; From our minds dispel the darkness. Savior
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siin - ny days <>F youth; Seeking more to know of Je - sus. Who for us was cru - ei - fied, Knowing
yon bright heav'n above ; As we dai - iy grow in knowledge, May we al - so grow in grace, liCt - ting
o - pen thou our eyes ; Help us to o-bey thy pre-cepts, Taught us in thy ho - ly word; Help us
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they and on - ly they, are safe, Who in his truth a - bide.
ev - er our light shine a - round us. Each one in his place.
more and more to be like thee. Our Mas - ter and our Lord.
Wis - er, pur - er, helter would we grow.
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Learn ing mm-e iif Je - sus Ev - 'rv dnv, as on we
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sun - iiy Jnj-s of youth; Searcb-ing the Si-ript - uie?, Guil's bless - eJ wonl ot truth.
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ST. TH03IA8.
Fight the gouil tiulit of fMiili.-l Tim. vi : 12.
O. F. Handel.
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I. My soul, be on thy guard, Ten thou.^and foes ari.se, And hosts of sins are pressing hard, To draw thee from the skies.
2. Oh, watch, and tight, and pray. The battle ne'er give o'er, Renew it boldly ev'ry day, And help divine implore.
3. Xe'er think the viet'ry won, Nor lay thine armor down. Thy arduous work will ne'er be done
Till thou obtain the crown.
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TRIU3IPH BY AND BY.
TiR. C. K. Blackai.l.
Be not wpary in well doing.— 2 TnKSs. iji : 1.1
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The prize is just be-fore us; To win, his words implore us ; The eye of God is o'er us From on
^\'e'll follow where ha leadeth, ^\^c'il pasture where lie feedeth, We'll yield to him who pleadeth From on
Our home is bright above us, Xo tri - als dark to move us, but Je - sus dear to love us Thereon
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high, from on high : His loving tones are calling, While sin is dark, appalling, 'Tis Je-sus gently e;illing,
high, from on high ; Then naught from him shall sever, Our hopes shall brighten ever. And faith shall fail us never,
high, there on high; Well give him best endeavor. And praise his name forever, His precious words can never.
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die, nev-er die.
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TlllLMPH BY AiSD BY. Coiicliuled.
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Je - sua veign in glo - ry, By and by, by and by.
Jesus reign in glo-ry, By and by, by an-; 1
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LET THE3I C031E TO ME. (Tiifoiit Class.)
!So run, tliut ye may obtain.— 1 ('(..i;. ix : 2i.
W. W. Eknti.ey.
1. TIe;ir the gen - tie Shi
2. Thanks, dear blessed 1
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1. Hear the gen - tie Shepherd Calling lambs like me. In bis sweetest ac-cents, Let them come to me.
2. Thanks, dear blessed Savior, For thv words of love, Bidding children en - ter Thy bright courts above.
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THE GRAND RALLY.
II A Tiny
V'ritten. for Jii-tlimit/ jfl. E. Suitdaii-Svliool, lUilthnore, 3Id.
Miss J'. J. Owkvs. Liit ye up ii biiiiuer urun tliu high niouiitaiii.— Isa. xiii : _'. iJArir.y Swiirns
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1. Lift our standard true and briglit ; Onward, soldiers of the right ! Je-sns comes, our hearts to claim ;
2. Kal - ly, ral - ly to the cross, Liv-ing liearts and willing liand.s; P\>llow on where God coniniaiids :
3. Strength and courage he bestows; Heed not flatt'rers, fear not foes; O'er tlie iield of bat - tie wide
4. When the day of triumph shines Bright o'er our victorious lines, Then with angel hosts a - round
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Rally, .^. \ ^ .' . Eal-ly to the cross !
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Rally, comrades, in his name. Rally,
Fame is fleeting, gold is dross.
Fol-low Je-sus cru-ci-fied.
We shall reign with Jesus crowned. Rally to the cross, Ral-ly to the cross.
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Aiiilaiite. nd lib.
HASTE, TRAT'LEE, HASTE!
The eteiuiil God is thy refuge.— Dmr. xxxiii ; 2T.
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1. Haste, truY'Ier, haste ! I (Mi, soon for thee the . . I Tiight comes on, I And many a sliinina- . . .
2. Haste, trav'ler, haste I | The rirsing tempest . . 1 sweeps the skv ; [ The rains descend, the . .
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near; | Haste, trav - 'ier, haste!
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Oh, yes ; a slieher you may gain,
A covert from the wind and rain;
A hiding-place, a rest, a home,
A refuge from the wrath to come ;
Haste, trav'ler, haste !
4 Haste, trav'ler, haste !
Then linger not in all the plain,
Flee for thy life, the mountain gain ;
Look not behind, make no delay.
Oh, speed thee, speed thee on thy vva\
Haste, trav'ler, haste!
CITY OF THE JASPER WALL.
() oit - y of the Jas - per wall, And of the pearly
O cit - y wliere tliey need no light Of sun, or moon, or
O cit - V where tlie sliin-insr frates Shutout all grief aud
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For thee, a - mid the
Could we with eye of
Well may we yearn, a-
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storms of life, Our Avea-ry spir - its Avait.
faith but see How bright tliy mansions are
'mid earth's strife, Thy ho-ly peace to win.-
Oh, may Ave walk the streets of gold No
How soon our doubts would flee a-way, Hoav
Yet will we meek-ly bear the cross, Nor
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mor-tal feet have trod; Oh, may we wor-ship at the shrine, The temple of our God.
strong our trust would grow, Un-til our hearts should trust no more On treasures here below,
seek to lay it down, Un-til our Fa- tiier calls ns home, And gives the promised crown.
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JESUS, THE ROCK OF AGES.
T>efVnaU'd to St. I'auVs M. X:. SaiuJtiy-Srhool, Toie<(o, O.
Tliat ruck w;is Clirist.— 1 Con. x : 4.
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1. There stands a Rock on tlie sliores of time Tliat rears to heaven its liead suWinie, Tiiat rock is cleft, and
2. Tliat Rock's a cross, and its arms ontsjiread, Celes-tial glo - ry bathes its head, To its iirm base my
3. Tliat Rock's a tower, and its loftv height. Illumed with heaven's unclouded light, Opes wide its gate be-
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they are blest "Who find within this cleft a rest. Some build their hopes on the ever-shifting sand,
all I bring. And to the cross of ages cling. Some on their fame, their
neath the dome Where saints find rest with Christ at home.
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treasure or their land, But mine's on the Rock that forever shall stand, Jksus, the "Rock of Ages.
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JESUS IS 3IINE.
:"piritual coiiinmnioii.— 1 John i: 3.
Slowly. _______^
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1. Fade, fade, each eaitli
2. Teiii[tt not my soul a - wav
3. Fare - well, mor-tal - i - ty.
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THE ROYAL ROAD.
V
Whatsoevei' ye would that in
N N S S
n shuiiM do to you, dc
.'veil so to them.— 31ATT. v!i : 12. W
A. (I.
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)iir hearts are light, and our homes nre bright. And the sun is shining o'er us, M'e eo
1 love our neighbors as ourselves, We will treat them like our brothers, And as we
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brighter path To a bet - ter land be - fore us ; Of a roy - al
do to u.s, AVe will kindly do to oth - er? ; We will thus o
road to the blest a - bode Of
bey, from day to day. That
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THE KOYAL ROAD. Concluded.
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We'll ful - low, we'll fol-low, we'll fol - luw the Gold - en Rule. 'We'll fol - low, we'll
We'll fol - low, we will fol - low, we will i'ol - low the Gold - en, Golden Rule, AVe'U follow, we will
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fol -low. We'll follow the Golden Rule,
fol - low,
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I In the he.iven - ly Lamb Thrice hap-p3' I
„ J True plen.sures a- bound In the rapt-ur-ous
I My Redeemer to know, And to feel his blood
vine, \\ tiat a bless - ins
am, And my heart doth
sound. And who - ev - er
flow. This is " life er
to know that my Je -
re-joice at the (omit)
sound of
hath found it
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hath Pa
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BRING IN THE CHILDREN.
Bring them up in the nurture and admonition of tlie Lord.— Eph. vi : 4.
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1. Bring in the chil - dren, oh, brino
2. Turn not a - way from a gar
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them in, Lure them to turn from the high-ways of sin ;
ment torn, Un - cler the tat - ters God's iia - age is worn,
3. Hark 1 blessed words; oh " for-bid them not," Come they from hov - el, or pal - ace, or cot.
Load
In -
But
their young feet in
to the house of
if a bless - in
the paths of God, Point them the way which the >Sav - ior trod.
The un -de - tiled AVe may not en - ter un - le.^s as a child,
from Jesus you'd win, Go through the by - ways and bring thci
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dren
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to welcome them there, Wait-ing
for Je - sus to hold, He will
will en - ter the heart, Caus-ing
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to crown them with jew-els so rare,
em-brace them as oft - en of old,
the tear-drops of kind-ness to start,
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BRING IX THE CHILDREN. CoiicliKled.
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AVait - inn; to bless and to guard them from sin, Heed then the mes - sage and bring thcin in.
He will en- rich Ihom with blessings so rare, Bring them to Je - sus his love to sh;ne.
Gath - er them in to thetem-ple of prayer, So in his kingdom bright crowns they'll wear.
NEARER, LOYING SAYIOR.
I-ii.i.Y \V. Graitox
Slowly.
\. Near-er, loving Sav-ior, Draw me to tlij' breast; In a clos- er un - ion Keep me ev - er blest:
2. Xcar-er, loving Sav-ior, Draw me to thy breast; There my soul, world- weary, Finds eter - nal rest:
0. Xear-er, loving Sav-ior, Draw me to thy breast; Fold thine arms around me Closer, Sav - ior blest:
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Lo ! the tempest ris - es O'er life's storm- y sea, But my soul is fear-less, Anchor'd safe in Uiee.
Here, in midnight darkness, Of-tentimes I straj' ; In my Father's kingdom There is light al - way.
Thro' thy love unfail-iug, Earthly grief is sweet, Fol - lowing the footprints Of the Mas - ter's feet.
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ONE DROP OF THE BLOOD.
And waslied iis from our sins in liis own blood.— Kev. i : :">.
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W. A. Ogdkn.
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1. One drop of the blood, One drop of the blood, He shed up
"2. One drop of the blood, One drop of tlie blood. He gave as
3. One drop of the blood, One drop of the blood, Oli, sprinkle
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Cal - va - ry's brow,
ran - soin for me,
n(jw in tiiy love ;
Will cleanse nie witli - in, Will free me from sin, And make me e'en whit-er tlian snow.
Will cleanse ev - 'ry stain, Re - move ev - ery pain Which now in my spir - it may be.
Oil, save me to - day, And save me for aye. And fit me for heav - en a - bove.
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Whiter than snow.
. Yes, wliit-er than snow,
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Yes, whiter than snow.
ONE DROP OF THE ELOOD. Coiicliuled.
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. From Calvary's brow
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Will cleanse me within,
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And free me from
One drop of the bluod
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. E'en whiter than snow,
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And free me from sin.
Chant to close .School.
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and make my soul
whiter than snow.
BENEDICTION.
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The grace of our Lord And the communion of the
Jesus Christ, and the | love of God, \ Holy Ghost, be ... | with us all, | Now and evermore. Amen.
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SEEK AI^^B FIND.
E. K. Latta.
Seek, and je sliall find ; knock, and it sUaU be opened unto you.~3lATT. vii : 7.
■William Augi'stink.
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1. Ma - ny seek Tor earth - ly treas-ure, But tlie prize they sei - doiii sraiii ; In tlie giil-dy
2. Tiiey wiio seek the tilings of heav-en, And up -on tlie Lord be - lieve, Have tlie blest as-
o. If \vc ear - ly seek the Sav - ior, If we to the end en - dure, ^Ve shall gain his
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Seeking Je-sus, good and kind. Is the cheer-ing promise, hear it : "Seek, and ye shall Ji)ul."
Stopping oft to look be-hind, From our doubts the promise frees us: "Seeh, and ye shall Jind."
Sick with sin, and lame, and blind, But thy promise still doth cheer us : "Seek, and ye shall Jirid."
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SEEK AXD FIND, toiicliuled.
85
Seek and find the Sav - ior kind.
Seek, oh, seek, Seek and find, Seek-the Savior good and kind ; "We will seek thy face and favor,
"^ ^ And we'll siirelv find.
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JESUS SO DEAR.
I am witli you ahv.ay.— 31att. xxviii: 2n.
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]. .Je - PUS stands by D:y side, Je - sn.s so dear; I in his love.a-biile, Nothing I'll fear;
'1. Je - sus my re - fuge is, Je - siis .?o dear; I know tliat I am his, Now he is near;
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N^itliins; can harm me there. Safe, .safe from ev"ry snare. He dotli my burden bear. Jesus so dear
Near me from dav to dav, Guiding my steps alwav, From hiia I'll never strav, Je~us .«o dear
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WELC03IE TO OUR SABBATH H031E.
A day ill tliy courts is better than a thousand
E. LonpNZ.
1. "When the week of toil
2. "While the storms of life
IS o - ver,
are pass - ing,
Comes tlie rest - ful Sab-bath day,
Let tis keep tlie j^rize in' view;
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After D. S. g'o to (.'Iiorns
Witli its prom - is - es of heav - en,
Should our hearts grow faint, re - mem - her
Mile - stones on the Chris-tian's way;
Clirist can bring us safe - ly through.
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D. S. And they sing, in ghad ho - san - nas,
D. S. "W^itii the ran - somed we will praise him,
Wei - come to o?«' Sah - hath home.
In our heavenly Sab - bath ht»me.
Tlien from near and far the chil - dren
"When in paths of sin no Ion - ger
Ea - ger - ly and cj,uick-ly come,
Wea - ri - ly our feet may roam,
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>\ ELC031E TO OUR SABBATH HOME. CoucIikUmI.
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Welcome to our Sabbatli home.
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Wulcime, they are sweetly singing, \\elcome, they are sweetly singing. Welcome, wol-eome
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To onr Sabbath home.
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AN elcom<^, tliev are sweetlv .*liiQ;in2:, Welcome, thev are sweetlv sinsriii". Welcome to our Sabbath home.
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FR03I THE CROSS. 7s.
I liave finislied tlie work which thoii gavest ine tu tU>.— JoH\ xvii: 4.
From tlio Gcrraaii
1. From the cro.ss uplifted high, Where the Savior deigns to die, Wliat melodious strains we hear Bursting on the ravished ear.
2. Sprinkled now witli blood the throne. Why beneath thy burdens groan? On my pierced body laid, Ju.stice owns the ransom paid
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88
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JESUS EYEIl NEAR.
And whithev I go ye know, and tlie w^jy yt- know.— John xiv : 4.
J. R. Dodge.
1. We may not climb the heavenly steeps To bring the Sav-iur down ;
2. But, warm, sweet, tender, e-ven yet A pres-ent help is he,
•S. The liealinjr of his seamless dress Is by our beds of pain ;
In vain we search the
And Faith has yet its
We touch liim in life's
4. Thro' him the first fond prayers are said Our lips of childhood frame, TJie last low m'Ius - pers
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low - «st deeps, For him no depth can drown. He's a friend that's ev - er near, nev
01 - i - vet, And Love its Gal - i - lee.
throng and press. And we are whole, a - gain,
of our dead Are bur - dened with liis name.
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fear,
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fear, nev-er fear, A friend that's ever near, never fear, never fear, He will guide von to the end, And
JESUS EVER XEAE. Coiieliuled.
89
ev - er will Ije-frieiul, He".s a fi-iend that's ev - er near, nev - er fear, iicv - er fear.
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JUST AS I A3L
Him that conieth, I will in no vise cast out.— Jonx
W. A. Ogden.
SIoiv and devotional.
1. Ju.-t as 1 am, M^ithout one plea, But that tliy l)lood was sl>ed for me, x\.nd tliat thou bidst me
2. Just as I am, poor, wretched, blind ; Slight, riches, healing of the mind, Yes, all I need in
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c<^)me to thee I O Lamb of GoD, I come I I co:NrE !
thee I lind ; O Lamb of God, I come! I come!
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3. .Ju~t as I am. tliou wilt receive,
"Wilt welcome, pardon, clean.se, relieve,
Bef^ause thv promise I believe ;
O Lamb of God, I come ! I come.
4. Just as I am, thy love Hiiknown
Has broken ev'ry harrier down ;
Now to be thine, yea, thine alone,
O Lamb of God, I come ! I come !
90
E. R. Latta.
AiKlaiite.
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WHITER THAN SNOW.
Wash me. luul I slmll be wliiter than snow.— J's. li :
A. OCWE.N.
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th:in piiow, Not
ihiiii siiiiw, NeF
tliiin snow. As
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w;i
D.C. 'Whit-kk
THAN
WniT-i;ii
from the
teis of earth I bo - take,
jMir-tion with thee can be mine
chmd it de-scends to the ground
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THAN SXOV, ^\^\SHF.D IN" TJIK ISLOlir
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Lamb I sham, be
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my trans-grcs - sions they nev - er can make Whit-er,
I am clcan.'ied with thy wash-ing di - vine, ^Vhit-er,
lied in hi.s blood my own gar - ments be found Whit-er,
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WHIT-ER, WHIT-
THAX SXOfl",
riioerful.
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But to the fount o - pened for sin, Where, and where on - ly
AV ashed in thy blood, free from each stain, Free from the wick-ed -
Mansions of rest, glo - ry and love, Je - sus has gone for
m^
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is pro-mised a cure,
ness rife in my heart,
our souls to pre - j)avc,
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WHITER THAX 8X0W. Concluded.
91
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There I will bathe, there I -will wait, Wait till my spir - it
]!sr - tcr to live, bet - tor to love, Fit - ted to dwell ev
AVlien from the earth W8 shall de - jiart, Take u.-, dear Sav - ior,
m.
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mi
is per - feet - ly
er-more where thou
to dwell with thee
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pure.
nrt.
there.
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S>evoliou5iI.
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RE31E31BEII ME.
Lord, remember me.— Like xxiii: 42.
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the Lord! It thrills our hearts with love, Thar, Je - sus came to
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D. C. Then help me, Sav
01I-U, And ev - cr fnith - fnl he,
riiio.
And when thou sit - test
em - her me.
2 Tiie angels sang and men rejoiced
In hope of endless bliss,
And hailed the star of righteousness,
The pledge of love and peace.
Then help me, Savior, thee to oirn, etc.
3 It shines to-day to guide us on
Thro' earthiy storms to him.
The pole star of the sinners' bark,
AVhose light is never dim.
Then help me, Savior, thee to oiaii, etc.
92
Eden 15. Latta.
THE GLORY THAT SHALL BE,
My meditatiou of him shall he sweet.— Ps. civ : 3-1. ItoM. viii : li.
J. II. Lkslie.
1. N
w the Spir-it bear-eth wit-ness ^Vlth our spir-it day by day,
If the flesh we walk not. af-ter, But are by the Spir-it led
If so be we suf - fer with him, We shall at his bidding ri;
ihat he owns ns for his chil-dren, Tiiat oui
If we dwell in Christ the Savior, Who is
In the
And be glo-ri-fied
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to - getb-er
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sins are Avasbed a-way ; And there is'no con-dem-na - tion, For the heavenly king-dom sealed; Butthere's
ii'iw our liv - ing head; Tho' while here on earth we linger, AV'e by care may be ()p-pressed, AVe may
luan-sions of the skies; When he maketh up his jew - els, For the heavenly kingdom sealed. Oh, how
nioRrs.
znzi
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S
m
prom-ise of the glo-ry That in us shall be , re - vealed.
lean up-on the promise Of an ev*- er-last - ing rest,
great will be the glory That in u? shall be re - vealod.
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Fur we know that all the suff'rings Of the
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THE GLOllY THAT SHALL EE. Coiicluded. 93'
HILLS OF AMETHYST.*
JIiSS p. J. OWF.NS.
jf (Juil.-llKi;. ix: 21.
Karuy SANnEK=
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I 1. Lift thine eyes unto the hills, Thou in sailness weeping : There a joyous murmur thrills From the angels reaping ;
!2. Dost thou miss the golden grain, Snowy buds immortal '.' Would'st thou have them back again, Look at heaven's portal.
[:!. Lift thy tearful eyes in trust, Christ thy treasures keeping; He who measures earthly dust, Human tear-drops weeping.
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Death is but the morning mist, Chris-tian, ris - ing o'er thee.
D. S. Past the hills of Am-e-thijst Shines the duij of cilo-ri/.
Dost thou fear the open grave,
Fear death's narrow prison ?
Jesus died the lost to save ;
Jesus has arisen.
Death is but the, etc.
From Sparkling Rubies, by permission.
5. Dark and still the night may be
Just before the dawning ;
Jesus will "keep watch with thee,
Jesus brings the morning.
Death is but the, etc.
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E. n. Latta.
BLESSED LAND OF PROMISE.
Arise, go over this Jordan, iiuto the laud which I do give thee.— Josh, i:
5-: -*■
W. A. OODF.N.
^ s
1. There's a bless - ed land of prom
2. There's a bright and glo - rious ci
3. There's a home of ma - ny man
pt
- ise O'er the dark - ly roll - ing tide, And a
ty &tand-ing on the heaven-ly plain, AVhose re-
sions In that ci - ty far a - way, And the
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Robes they wear of snow - y white
There are man - sions for the chil
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ters, They have faced the storm - 3'
ness, Palwis t>{ vie - to - ry they
dren AVho their Sav - ior now 0 ■
2±izd
blast ;
bear ;
bey ;
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BLESSED LAM) OF PPt03IISE. Coiicluded.
95
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the bright ce -
are erowned with
are j»ass - ing
light
to
tial
and
that
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Tliey have an
And arc blest
In the bright
chored safe
be - yond
and bet
ter
WHO IS THIS ?
Jesus of Niizuretli, Kin;; uf the J(:'\v.s.— JmiN xix ; I'J
iiil
i
at last.
com - p:ire
way.
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is this in fi-lence bend-ing O'er a dark, se-pul-ehral cave '
the pangs of tri - al seize us, When the wares of sor-row roll,
sus weptj that tear of sur - row, Is a leg - a - cy of love;
Sym-pa-thet - ic
I will lay my
Yes-ter-day, to -
sor -
head
day,
row
on
blending With the tears a-round that grave ; Christ the Lord is standing by At the tomb of Bethan-y !
Je - sus, Pil - low of the troubled soul; Sure-ly none can feel like thee. Weeping one of Bethan-y!
mor-row. He the same doth ev - er prove ; Thou art all in all to me, Liv-ing one of Bethan-y I
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SPOTLESS AS SNOW.
Oil til
not too fast
ee do I wait all the (lay.— I'l
xxY : 5.
Geo. B. Loojiis.
I wait all the day, In faith at thy al-tar remain ; Dear Lord, to luy
I wait all the daj', Thy grace and thy mercy to prove; I long to be
I wait all the day, Thy peri'eet salva-tion to see. I lain would be
— ^-^
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spir - it aj)-
blameless in
tru-ly
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pear, Oh, let lue
life, I .sigh to
child, Thy faith - ful
not
be
dis
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tar - ry in vain, The blood that for
jjer - feet in love ; Let ev - er - y
ci - pie would be, . As - sist me each
-0 •- - N
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?in - ners was shed, Can
lin - ger - ing stain That
bur - den to bear. As
N
I'leanse me, and save me, I know : That blood in thy
>till on my spir - it may show, Be purged by the
long as I tar - ry be-low ; The dross of my
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in - nocont blood. That
spir - it consume, And m
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as spotless a.s
be spotless as
as spotless as
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snow.
snow,
snow.
8POTLES8 AS 8X0W. Coiicliuled.
97 V
On thee do I wait all the day, This fide of the shadow-j- sea; I wait for the an -
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CIJOSS OF CHRIST.
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je:ir, J)ear S:iv - iiir, !n_v spir -it
thee.
In whom we luiAe i edi'iiiiitinn tliioiigli liis lilocul.— I'irii. i :
Lilly \V. Gkafton. Cii-.d. ]',. Loiutis
i-, |1 If NIow. in olioral sl.rlc
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1. O eross of Cliiist, my stay and shield, My
2. The coolly dnijis that flowed like rain. The
;'). 0 cross of Christ, 0 i-ad-iant sign, "Which
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eyes still turn to
fount-ain of his
to my soul ap -
llieo ;
love,
For what be - side a hope can yield, While Calvary's cross I see.
Shall WMsh a - way ciieh crimson stain, And ev -'ry spot re - move.
A - far I see thy light di-vine, Through ])eniten-tial tears.
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WHAT MANNER OF LOYE.
Foi' God so loved the world that he gave liis only bcgotfen Son.— John iii : lf>.
\V. A. Ogden.
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1. J5e - hold what man-ncr of
Be - hold what uian-ner of
Be - hold what ninn-ner of
love The Fa - ther hath be - stowed, To send his Son from a-
love, To pur - chase us with blood, To prom - ise a home a-
love, To Great - ures dead in sin, To o - pen the gates a-
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hove To pay the debt we
bove, And call us sons of
b(jve That we may en - fer
owed; lie left the courts of glo - ry For sin - ners to
God; No earth-ly par - ent knoweth, Or can such love
in. Fa-ther, for death pre-pare us, And when we pass
be
be
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gels
AVhile an - gels told the sto - ry
As tliat the Fa - ther show-elh
]jet lio - ly an - gels bear us
V—
To shep-herds on the plain. Bright
To sin - ners here be - low.
Up to the courts of day.
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WHAT 3IANNER OF LOVE. Coiicliukd.
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I'M NOT ASHAMED. C. M. DouMe.
I'lii ni-t a.«lKim.-d.-:' Tim. i : 12.
Jt'iiie.
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1. I'm not n-shained to own my Lord, Or to de - fend his cause, Maintain the hon - or of his word, The
2. Firm as liis throne his promise stands. And he can well secure What I've com-mit-ted to his care Till
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p. C. Xor will he put my soul to shame. Nor let my hope be lost.
D. C. And in the •'■ New Je-ni - sa - lem" Appoint uiy soul a place.
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JESUS OUR STRENGTH.
Kedemptiou through liis blood.— Epii. i : 7.
V
Dr. J. B. Hf.rbkut.
1. I am thine, iny bless-ed Lord, Thou hast died for me.
2. Oft iiie-thinks I hear thy voice,"! have died for thee
li. (juidod ev - er by thy love. All my way is hrigh
4. So I'll glad-ly jour - nry on Toward my heavenly hoiu
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Xow be - longs to thee ;
AVrought in love for me?
Ijorne for thee are light.
Till the end shall come.
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(live me of thy heavenly store, Grace to love and serve thee
On - ly lit-tle liu - ties done, Tri - als borne and victories
AVliile I closely cling to thee, What can harm or hin - dor
Then when thy dear face I see, This shall be my on - ly
more,
won,
me ?
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Let thy blood, a. cleansing flood. Make me pure and free.
Small to show, yet this I know. They were done for thee.
Ev - 'ry day a lit - tie way Xear-er heaven and thee.
t have tried — but thou hast died. Died, dear Lord, for me.
In thy love and full - ness
Fov Jwit verse.
In thy love and full - ness
JESUS OLE STREXGTH. Concluded.
101
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All my im - per - fec-tions hide, Ev- er in luy heart a - bide, All in all to me.
All uiv im - [ler - fec-tions hide, Jo - sus, S;ivior, Friend and Guide, Let me dwell with thee!
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3IEECY-SEAT.
Let us now prepart- to biiild us au altar.— .losu. xxii : 2().
Fine.
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1. Apprnixch, my soul, the inercy-se.it, AVhere .Jesus answers pr.iyer, There humbly bow before his feet, Fur
2. ljuw"d down beneath a load of sin, By Sa-tan sorely pressed, By wars without and fears within, I
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Thou call' St the burdened souls to thee, And such, O Lord, am I.
I ma J nnj fierce accuser face, And tell hitii, thou hast died.
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ni^h, —
side.
none ma}' per - ish tliere
come to thee for rest.
Thy promise is my on - ly plea, With this I yen - ture ni^h, —
Be thou my shield and hid - ing-place. That, sheltered near thj' side.
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V,
GATHERING SONG.
V,
To liim be
;lory, both now
;inil forever.— 2 Pkter iii :
\V. A. Ogdkn.
, -^ U _^ « 0^0 0 0 #-u,_^_ ^
we gath - cr, denr Je-sus, to briii<» The breathings of love 'mid the blossoms of spring;
to e:irth from the brightness of heaven, Thy blood for our ransom so freely vpas given,
-•■■'- --' '■'• "- -'':'■'••-— -'• old Still lovs to en - eir - cle the lambs of the fold;
h eiubrneed lit-tle children
of
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]Ial-le-lii - jah to the Lamb that was slain, Ilalle-lu - jab, Ilalle - in - jah, Hal - le-
Jlal-le - lu-jah Ilal-le-'lu-jah, Hal-le - l"u - jah,
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GATHERING 80NG. Concluded.
103
C03IE TO ME. (Cliaut.)
ir any luiiu tliiist, li.'t him come unto me and drink.— John vii :
J. II.Tf.nxy.
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With tearful ej'es I look around, Life seems a dark and
2. It tells me of a place «f rest. It tells me where my
3. Couie,f«r all else must fade and die, Earth is no resting-
4. 0 voice of mercy ! voice of leve ! In coufliet, grief, and
stormy sea,
!oul may flee ;
>lace for thee :
a I
Yet, 'mid the gloom I hear a sound, A heavenly
Oh, to the wearj', faint, oppressed, How sweet the
To heaven direct thy weeping eye, I am thy
Support me, cheer me from above, Aisd gently
i2 — a.
Coda, for last stanza.
PiOLL ON, THOU MIGHTY OCEAN.
Go yf into all the world iiiid preiieh the gospel to every creature.— Mark xvi : l."i. Dr. J. B. Herbeut.
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1. r.oll on, thou niicchty ocean ; And, ns thy billows flow, Bear messengers of mercy To ev'ry land below. A-
2. O thou eternal lluler, Who boldest in thine arm The tempests of the ocean, Protect them from all harm. Uh,
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rise, }-e gales, and wtift them Srife to the destined shore, That man may sit in darkness And'death's deep shade no more,
be thy })resence with them, Wherever tliey may be; Tho' far from us who love them, Oh, be they still with thee.
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Roll on, thou mighty ocean ; And, as thy billows flow, Bear messengers of nter-cy To ev'ry land be-low.
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A FRIEND IN JESU8.
105
Rev. a. a. iloPKixs.
Casting all your care upon liini, for he c;iretli for you.— 1 Petkr v :
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1. AVhat a friend we have in Je - sus, All our grief and sins to bear; AVhat a priv - ilege to
2. C'h, what peace we oft - en for - feit, Oh, what needless pain we bear, All be - cau.se we do not
';>. We will give our hearts to Je - sus, Knowing that for us he cares; Trusting on - Ij' in his
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ear - ry Ev - 'ry thing to God in prayer,
ear - ry Ev - 'ry thing to God in prnyer.
mer - it, Breathing in his name our prayers.
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GLAD NEW YEAU.
Thou ci'owiK-st tU
year witli tlij' gooduess.— Ps. l.w: II.
L. 0. Emei;.»o.n.
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Ring-ing, ring -'ing, Voic - es soft and clear, Wei - come bring-ing To
Fall - ing, fall - ing, For the old a tear; Smil - iiig, greet-ing, To
Wing-ing, wing-ing, Si - lent - ly to heaven, May its nio-moncs All
"When the sea - sons Cease to mark his love, May wo jiraise him Ev
the
the
glad New Year.
glad New Year
to (iod be given
er-more a - bove.
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To the glad Xew Year.
LITTLE YOLmTEEKS.
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BlofiSfiil be tlie Lord, my stii-ii<;tli, wliich teuc-lietli iiiv h;iiuls to wai', ami my lingers to light.— Ps. cxHv : 1.
A.J. Ai;PKV.
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1. Wh, come nnd join our great command, Our lend-er is both tried and true ; We're marching onward
2. We're for the front, with orders sealed, We know our cause i.s just and right; Gur Captain leads us
'i. Then join wur ar - mj', don't de - l:iv, Enroll vour names while yet there's room, For vict'ries crown ti?
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march
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i§li
to the land Be-yond the heaven-ly sk.y of blue. We're march
in the field, To fight the er - ring sons of might.
ev - 'ry dav. And will till God shall call us home. We're nmrcli-ing on. We're marehins on, AVith
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cheerful heart we're marching on : Our ranks are firm, Our steps arc true, Our col - ors bright a.s heaverjiy blue.
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2. "We'll tempt not the ynutli from the fountain of truth, Who'ie waters are pure and divine : But we'll hanish fore'er fmm onr
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Oh, " Peace on earth," the angels sing, Sweetly sing, gladly sing ; Oh, " Peace on earth,'' the angels sing,
AVhat is the blessing angels bring? Gladly bring, trii - ly bring ; What is the blessing an-gcls bring,
— " Good will to nlen," the angels bring. Gladly bring, truly bring ; " (iood will to men." the angels bring,
— Oh, tell uie why should children sing? Sweetly sing, gladly sing: Oh, tell ine why should children sing,
— In Bethlehem was born a King, Children's King, angels' King; In Beth - le - licui was born a King,
— Then let us all to - gethcr sing, Sweetly sing, gladly sing; Then let us all to - geth - cr sing.
Glory to him whom love did bring. Sweetly bring, gladly bring; Glory to him whom love did bring,
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CITY O'ER THE SEA.
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KNEELING AT THE THRESHOLD,
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2. Oil, a weiiry patli I've traveled, 'mid darkness, storm, and night, Bearing many a burden and .'•truggling for the right :
?j. Oh, methinks I hear the voices of loved ones as they stand. Singing in the gloaming of the bright and better land ;
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I am waiting till the Master shall bid me rise and come To his all-glo-ri-ons pres-ence, the gladness of his home
Xow the morn of heaven is breaking, my toil will soon be o"er; I'm kneeling at the threshold. and iny hand isou the do.
Soon I'll join the blood-washed legion and stand amid the throng ; I'll mingle in their worship and I'll join their happy
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3 Old cross, on thee I lean.
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ONLY BELIEVE.
Ffar licit, ueitlu-r be discouraged.— Dki't. i : 21.
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2. Shiid-ows that oft gath - er dark - ly A-ioimd thy lone spir - it now, Will be dis-jiersed by
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BEAUTIFUL STAR.
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1. A most beau - ti - ful star hurst out one night, And it shone with such splendor and ho - ly dc - light,
2. 'Twas a Sav-ior they .sought, 'twas aSavior they found, And they told the glad sto - ry the country a - round.
3. That bright Beth-le-heui star is shin - ingyet; It a-rose in its beau - ty, but nev - er will set;
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Sliall not we be as wise As those fiom a - far, And fol - low the beams of the beau-ti - ful star?
For the time draw-eth nigh AVheu na - tion,s a - far Sliall walk in the light of the beau-ti - ful star.
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2. Long I've wandered far from thee, In the paths of sin; Let my sov - row plead for me,
3. Chase my heart's unrest a - way, Bid its troubling cease ; Let me feel thy love to - day,
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'Tis the blessed Savior's words I hear,
To every tribe and nation :
Whosoever will may truly come,
Whosoever will, whosoever will ;
Whosoever will may truly come,
And sbare this great salvation.
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WE WILL GLADLY.
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1. "We will gliidly our s;ic-ri-fice bring. To tlie Lord will we offer our vow; lie ac-cept - ed his peo-pie of
2. With the innocent light in its eye. With his spir-it by sin un-de-(iled, To the tem-ple the moither may
;;. In his presence for-ev - er to dwell, Where no i.-luud ever darkens the sky. And the fl&w'rs bloom on ever-
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2. l)f:ir liiippy hoiiK' ! No earthly song Can reach thy joyous strain ; But when I mingle with thy throng, I
3. When tlie groat bands of Christ's full love Shall compass" all mv soul, Then -earthly ties shall snap like thread, And
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lose their whole con-trol. Seen in the light of Clirist's great love, The loves of earth shall fade ; From
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1. More like iv.y Lord to
2. More like iny Lord to
3. More like my Lord to
3--« — ft — ?— rfziz*-
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be,
be,
be,
•V TT
Ev - er
Ev - er
Per-feet
pray
I
I
in love
-if (S-
iiziFsc
Farther
Oil, niali
Hoping
^« ff_
i^«
from sin
e nie stro
at last
_r
rem
11 g in
to
ovcd From
faith, Vali;
dwell With
day to
irnt in
him a •
■ST <
day.
deed,
bovc :
^ziEpzirszzipiziL*!
0 0 0 — L _ — L — «< — — ^^ — m. i_« 0 — \-0-^^ —
iiife
Let-ter the hosts of sin Here to de - fy, Bet-ter
And in for - bid-den paths Oft wandered o'er, Oh, let
Striving that port to gain, 0 - ver the tide : Urg-ing
,^ -2?-
prcpared to live, Bet-ter to die.
my wayward feet Wander no inori:
this on - ly claim, Je - sus hath died.
I
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JUBILEE or HEAYEX.
"V
HI. IjAVIIOURNE
At 11
Tlicy sung a new sun
31. L.VYBOURNK.
enzt'ii * — »-'-0 — * — i NM N — i^ — ~~"ti — f — • — • — z — * — h* — a — 4 ' — ^ — ~
1. llnrk to the sound dF the nn - gel - ic tliron;;; Singing in r.-ijit-uro, the ble.= s-cd rotes pro - long ;
2. Crowns of re-joie-iiig, all t'lide-less and bri:,-ht; Uarments of l)uauty, all spot-less, pure and white;
ii. Soon shall I pass o'er the dark roll-ing tide, Soun shall I stand at the bless-ed Sav-ior's side ;
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Sweet is tlie strain of their inys - tic - ad song. Filled with the ]iur - est of hive.
^Nlan-sions of rest in the re - gions of light, Jo - sus the Sav - ior will give.
There in liis love ev - er - more to a - bide, Safe, safe at home ev - er - more.
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<?— • — ,
CIIORl'.S.
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Oh, my soul soon shall flee, To that e - ter - nal rest that's given, There to
Oh, mv soul soon shall flee,
I N S N ^ 7?- *
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JUBILEE OF IIEAYEX. Coiicliuled.
123
fe-r:z:— :
join . . . tlie ju - Iji
There to join the ju - bi
the ju
■fi-
The ju
lee of heaven.
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GUIDED BY THEE. Os & 4s. .
];f.v. C. S". J^iinixsi
X.
Tlie L
Did sliaU guide Ibeo continually,— Isa, Iviii
: 2. , J. P. i;
ones.
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* t ^ ^ * % ^ ^ % *
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•7 ^ •
1 ]. Sav - ior
2. Kiv - en
3. Sav - ior,
9 ^ m e> '^ * c^ ^ * 9
I f(jl - low on, Gaid - ed by thee; See - ing not
the rock ior me, Thirst to re-lieve; Man - na from
I long to walk Clos - er with thee, Led bj' thy
m m n » m ^^ rs m m
9. 9 C> "'
yet thy hand That lead-eth me.
heaven falls. Fresh ev - 'ry eve ;
guid-ing hand Ev - er to be
9 ^ j^ 9 ^
VA' 1-. '3 ' 1
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i
Hushed be my heart and still, Fear I no further ill; On - ly to meet thy will ^ly will
Xev - er a want se - vere Caus-cth my eye a tear, But thou art whisp'ring near
Con-staut' ly near thy side, Quickened and pu-ri - fied, Liv - ing for him who died
On - ly
Free-lj'
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iS-p» — # i — p ■—
shall be.
be-lieve.
for me.
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GATHEROG H031E.* (For Funerals.)
Thej- tliat be wise shall shine as the stars.— Dan. xi : 3.
CHOKHK. SOliO.
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ta 1;_^_,_, .J^_^^^
i::fc:te^i;
N-^-S--^
1. They're gathering homeward from ev'ry land, As weary, their feet touch the
2. Before they may rest they pass thro' the strife, One by one, one by one; Thro' death's chilling waters they
3. Dear Je-sus, Re-deem-er, we look to thee, AVe lift up our sad voic-es
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-A V K K
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shin-ing strand, Their brows are inclosed in a golden crown; Their travel-stained garments are
en-ter life, Yes, one by one. To some are the floo^Js of the riv-er still While fording their way to the
tremblingly. The \\;aves of the river are dark and cold. We see not the place where our
h:p=:r.:
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■^ d ^-b* *-
■ ' A A- hi— -*-
.0 — 0 — 0^^0-—^JI^ — ^ — , — *-^-*-'=«y-^— ^--'
all laid down, And clothed in white raiment they rest in the mead \Vhere Jesus doth love his saints to lead,
heavenly hill; To oth - ers the wa - ters run fieree-Iy and wild While gathering home to the un-de- filed,
feet may hold ; Thou who didst pass thro' in the deep mid-night. Oh, strengthen us, send us thy staff and light.
9^i#
■■■ From "Kew Silver Song.
> rnoKi.s
OATHERIXO H031E. Concluded.
125
. .■*" , „ . ■*■ ■•■• "^ . . ~
" "' " viver one by uik-; (jath'riiig liDine, g.itk'ring liumejYes, 07ie by one.
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(jath'iing home, giith'ring home, Fording tlio viver one by one; (jath'ring home, g.itk'ring liome, Yes, 07ie by
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WEEPING TEAI18! 7s.
He belieki tin; city, and wept over it.— Like xix : 11.
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1. Weep-ing tenr.« ! .nh, bro - ken
2. Weep-ing on the hill.s a.
3. Weep-ing! oh, the strange sur
4. AVeep-ing ! Je - su- Aveep - ing I
henrt !
prise
see!
AVhy from heaven did lie
Oft hi.s sob - bing heart
I>im5 the glo - ry of
Pearl - y. )>re - ciou.' droiis
de - part ?
ha.s gone,
the skies ;
for me ;
ir
All
Not
Veil
Xow
un - fit
for rest
your fao
1 know
to jour
and need
e>, turn
liiin as
io^^
ney
ed
inv
"l
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I I i
here, M'here the
sleep. But, a
way ; AVIio can
friend. Now I"ll
_^,_^-J>- ^
>-— ^- — A ^
"*— »-F-
las!
bear those tear
serve him to
mnjili brings the
to pray and
to ■
the
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I
tear,
weep,
day ?
end.
11
125
JOY, JOY, JOY.
Fannie Crosby. '
^ ^ Quick. 1
There is joy in heaven over
one sinner that repenteth.-
-IjVKe XV : "
A. J. Arhky.
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Joy ! Joy ! Joy !
Joy ! Joy ! Joy !
Joy ! Joy I Joy !
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Joy ! Joy ! Joy !
Joy ! Joy ! Joy !
Joy ! Joy ! Jov !
■0. ■#- 42: •
;;itcs of light, Joy in the vnles of
lovfe and sons, Joy where the holy
m=^
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Joy at the pearl -y
Joy in the land of
Joy where the saints a-dor - ing meet, Ciii-ting their crowns at
-j 0 — 0 — 0 0 — r» • 1 rl • — » — • *-
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:p:
w V — m m — I
E - den bright, Louder than choral an - thenis roll, They blend with the song of the new-born soul,
nn - gels throng, Striking their tuneful harps of gold, Re - eeh - o the strains of bliss un - told.
Je - sus' feet, Onward nnd onward the joyful sound. The dead is a-live and the lost is found.
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(ilo-r)-, glo^ry, glo - - r;
Glo-i-y to (Jod, Glo-ry to (ji
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— 0—f- '0 1 '.z^ izi^zr.^izi;~^ — 0 — c# — 0^0- — 0 — ^tii ~* » *:
Glo- ry to God our Pie-deemer and King, Glo-ry to him that
N N
K K
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JOY, JOY, JOY. CoiicludecL
ri=:^2
once Avas slain, An-oth-er has come to the fountain of life
A jin-ncr is burn a. - gain.
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_ta_. — *_Lz — ^_x ^_^_tz : i_t^ > — « — «_t — :
JESUS' LITTLE LAMB.
!2<S
He will gatliiT the lambs with his ai'ui.— IsA. x
1 ; 11.
W. .\.0.
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<H«>RI!>>. ^^_
rtsui loves me, this I kn(j'.v, lie will wash nie white as snow, He will keep me pure, I know. For I'm hi
■fL M. -^ -tL M.
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5— >^— >— /— L?— *— tf—tp _«_p_^_t>z=> — z:
J 'J \ U V J \J
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'm his lamb.
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IF 3IY HOUSE.
Turn ye from your evil ways, for wky will ye die?— Ezek. xxxi
-K; N , L_^_J b,.
1. Ob, if my house is built up
2. For b(! whose trulh i.^ lii^t - ing ns
;;. Then I will build my house u|> - on
rocK, I Icnow it will stand fur - cv - or:
the liills, "AVliose word is un - eliung-ing uev - tr,
:i i-ock, And tlierc it will stand fur - cv - or;
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The floo.
s maj' come,
and
the
rnll -
ing
thun -
de.r's
shock
May beat up -
on
my
house
that is
Hath sail
[ mv Ii'iuse
on
the
S(d -
i<l
ror-k
shall
stand
He'll hold it
by
his
might
in tliu
Tlie flooi-
s ni;iy eouie,
and
the
roll
ing
tluin -
der's
slioek
I\Iay boat up -
on
mv
h'ouse
that is
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if
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built up - on at
bol-low Orf his hand, And 'twill never fall
built up - on a rock,
■»- -^ ■»- -eh ■»- -»■■»-■*- -0- -^
nev-cr fall, 2s'ev - or, nev-cr, nev - er,
ji.jL.
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IF MY HOUSE. Coiuluded
120
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IN THE LIGHT.
Ill tliy light wesliiiU see light.— Ps. .\x.\\
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m
f Pleasant is the Sabb.ith day, lu the light, in Ihe light, Seeming much of gijod tosny, In the light of God ;
( But a music lieher far, In the light, in tiie light, Breaches where angel spirits are. In the light of God.
Shall we ever rise to dwell In the light, in the ligiit, Where imranrtal praises swell, In the light of (iod :
Yes, that bliss our own shall be. In the light, in the light. All the good shall Jesus see, In the light of God ;
S S 1
M
y y
t'HORlS.
:?I5r:l=:^.=::^!:
y y
y y y y
1st Time.
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:g5-
2«I Tiiuc.
■-^^-
m
AValk in the light, walk in the light, In the light of God our lather.
Walk in the light, walk iu the light, (oiuit)
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30
Jenny Joy.
SOMETHIISO TO LOYE.
Wlio kiYeil Uif, ami gave liiuistlf for me.— Gal. ii : 2li.
^:
— ■ — s-F— I j — - —■■ -F-f
Dk.J;. K.Dodge.
talf^
1 . There is nev
2. There is nev
3. There is nev
path - way so bar - res
form so cor - rupt - ed
tem-pest-tossed o - cean
But in it is some-tliing to
But eyes look-ing on - ly in
So deep tiiat the pearls light-ly
love ;
love
cast
Some bright lit - tie scent - la, - den bios - soui,
May find some-thing there wortii a bless - ing,
Up - on its m:id bil - lows niiiy set - tie
Some star gleam-ing eleiir - ly ii - Isove ;
E - voked from the F;i - ther a - bove ;
Down, doYvn to its calm bed :it last.
Some soft float
f-^ome rem-niint
There's nev - er
ing cloud, rich and gold - en
of beau - ty, though cloud - ed,
a spir - it so reck - less
Some song-bird, me - lo -
Some gleaiu of the soul
But some ten - der wbis
tlious
crest
■ per
fair;
fair :
prayer
and
SOMETHING TO LOVE. Concluded.
131
1^
There's nev - er
There's nev - er
M;iv jink t^)
path-w:iy so b<ir
form so cor-rupt
heart through its r:ig
ren
ed
]jut some-thin.','
But marks of
And rest like
tu fher
(Jod"? ini -
a brisrht
■5- . -^
m
ish
age
jew
is there.
is there,
el llicre.
I.. Here at thy cross,
2. Should worlds conspire
;!. Yes, I'm se-cure
- c.ir
drive
- ne.'ith
nate God, I lay my soul be -
me thence, M'ove - less and firm my
thy blood, And all my foes shall
neath
heart
lose
thy love,
should
their aim
^ 0 J-L^ *-2*-L^ *— J-L-^ '-(5'- • •-'-^
s?-;
«5^
Be - neath the drop - pings of thy blood.
Be - solved, for that's my last de - fense,
Ho - san - na to my Sav - ior God,
.Je - sus, nor shall it e'er
If I must per - ish, there
And my best hon - ors to
move,
die.
name.
J
NEAllEll TO THE LAXD OF liEST. Coiiciiuled.
CIIWRU.S.
133
>-
w-
^ear-er to
Near - er, near - er
\-=^-
Z^T
N— -^-F-n —
^
-.-5—^
tlie land of re.= t, As
the hind, the land of rest,
the mo
Ai
ments speed a-
the bk'.srf - cd luo-ment.s
' ^-l"^
-L — «_
::N-
:,_*:
• — 9 • — ' — ff 1
f^ ^S T* • ^ — Zl
way, Toward the re - - gions o!
?j>eed away. Toward th'eter - nal re-giona ol
the ble.<t, Pass-int
the loved and Lies.*.
on - ward da v
day.
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GUIDE. 8. M.
4'<tii e.<<prcM<s.
Arr. BjCETHOvr.N.
— 0 — ^ — « '5' ; — ^
1. While luy ricdcenicr's near, My she])herd and my guide, I'll bid farewell to every fear, My wants are all supplied.
2. To ever-fragrant meads, \Vhere rich abundance grows, His gracious hand indulgent leads, And guards my sweet repose.
•O- -^ -^ -1^ -^
.0 0
EE^e
e^^^-
^1 ^
^iiigiiS
r
HAIIK THE SON(^. (Christmas.)
FOR CONCEPTS.
Arr.lruni tln^ Wcltli l^y W. A. 0
-i — F-« y I - — \-
« — I — « « « e-
ing; Peace (in earth their notes
ing. To tiie shep-benls an -
him, E\' - 'ry will - in;^ heart
ITU
are tell - ing ;
gels sing - ing,
be - Here him
• ^ ^
,
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;:
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ty
Christ hath
Joy - ful
Glo - ry,
» ' ' 0 *
left the Fa -
news from lienv
wis - dora, hon
Iher's
- en
or
dwell
bring -
give
1
ing;
ing
hi^;
Earth
Of
End -
■0-
re - reives her King.
the Sav - ior's birth,
less praise a, - lone.
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cadh, good - vill
the he 17
VV
h.i
Heaven and earth re°-joic - es ;
-'-*-*-
:2=C!
Thou-sand harps and voic - cs
«-i-i_» — ?_? — 0-
Earth a-round pro-
's^- • »
Glo-ry. Glo-ry.
Let the small notes be sung Ijy tiro correct voices in the distance.
ii
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9,_'_'_:2l_
HARK THE SONG. Coiicliulecl.
ff
35\
135
claim the sound In louJ nnj joy - ful cho - nis.
§i|?s|
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Earth n,
:z=:_t::
round
pro-
-0-^-
cliiiin the sound, Pi-o - cbiim the sound in
^•^E^^
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hnj) - py
fUO - vu^.
SHADY KILL,
sr
1. Pj- oool Siloriin's sliatb' I'ill How fair the li} - y fjrow's.' How sweet the breath. beneath tlie liill, Of Sharon's c/f?o - v
13. \m ! Piicli tlie chilli w)iosecarly feet The patlis of /ipikv hnxe trod: AVhoseseoret l]eart,witti iiitiuence sw'H-t.Is upward tvrned to
2. By cool Siluaui's shady rill The lily viit.-.! <le - cay; The rose that blooms beneath thehill Blust sliortly/<((/e u -
rose I
God.
way.
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Weslev.
YE SERYANTS OF OOD. (Missionary.)
31. 1'. SlTF.R.
5=
• 1 1 0 ^0 1 \
1. Ye serv-nnts of God! j-our Mas-ter pro-claim, And pub-lish a - broad his won-der - ful name;
i. Sal-va-tion to God, who sits on the throne ! Let all cry a - loud, and hon - or the Son;
'■->. Then let lis a - dore, and give him his right, All glo - ry and power, and wis-dom and might;
n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
ese;
5^
if
i?=^F
# #■ — * n^ 0 a — '5' — '
The name, iill vie-tor - ious, of Je - sus px - tol, His king-dom is glo-rious, and nvles o - ver all,
The prais-os of Je - sus the an-gels proclaim. Fall down on their fac - es, and wor-ship the L:imb,
All hon- or and blessing with an-gels a - hove, And thanks never ceasing, and in - fin - ite love,
igi^i
L — . — r-'-— I — t--
rs=:3
i^i 0 — ^0 0 0 — L^^ 0 — C^ -0 0—^^ L C « ^.\-0 0 --■ L— I — JJ
Vnd rules o - ver all, And rules o - ver all. His king-dom is glo-rious, and rules o - ver all.
And wor- ship the Lamb, And wor-ship the Lamb, Fall down on their fac - es and worship the Lamb.
And in - fin - ite love, And in - fin -ite love, xVnd thanks never ceas-ing, and in - fin - ite love.
^-^(?M-=h — I — I — F — h— l-i — i — I — F^— ! — P- F ^-Fi — h — h=F^— ^-1
Ill e.xaot tlnip
HALLELUJAH TO THE LAMB.
I'liiise the LoiJ, 0 Jerusalem : praise tliy God, 0 Zion.— Ps. cxlvii : 11:
137^
I. 0 God, to thy promise our hearts humbly cling; To thine altnr the bloom of our childhood we bring ;
I. Thanks, thanks for thy word, for the sweet Sabbath day ; For the teachers who lead us in wisdom's glad way ;
}. Should life be con-tin - ucd till man-hood comes on, Till the scenes of its noontide, like shadows, are gone.
V V ■•• -ST
AVo seek thee right ear - ly ; our guide thou shalt be ; All *he years of that youth wc now of-fer to thee,
so read - y of old Young children like us in his arms to en - fold,
to help and lie-feiid. Till, like sheaves, fully ripe, to the grave we de-scend.
"Who point us to Jo - sus,
Still, still be thnu near us,
A A -A. ^ ^ je.
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llal-le -lu-jah to the Lamb, llal-le-lu jah, A-men ; Hal-!e-lu-jah, Hal-Ie-lu-jah, Ilal-le-lu-jah, A-
^u-9 .' .9-^9- -J 9. • -j _5;; •?-• -I .1 1 , — H ■ — • ' — r-9 — J — •- • -9 I : Z L__
V — i/'-
_•: • ^zi9. 9 ^-pt
men.
WE SHALL REAP BY AND BY.
Let us uot be vvoary in well doiug.— Gal. vi : y.
N _. . ._ ^ A ' Ji: "TT I s '"h , N"
with vig - or pur - sue The work which the Master has left us
but work with a wiil, Our Fa-ther will sure - )y his jtroui-i
thro' tri - al and care; Ee faith -ful to du - ty and ear-nest
re - mem-ber his love, Who eame, our He-deem-er, fiom glo-ry
m pniyer ;
a - bove ;
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m
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pa-tient - ly toil-ing we trust in the Lord, The har-vest will bring ns a bless-ed re-ward,
seeds we have scat-tere«l in sor - row and tears We'll gather bright sheaves wheo the harvest appeals.
la - bor for Je - sus was ev - er in vain; Go work in his vineyard, and wait for the rain,
nev - er be wea - ry, but joy-fly pur - sue The work wliich the Master has left us to do.
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We shall renp if we faint not, reap by and by, Treas-ures im-jnor - tal that nev - er de - cay.
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WE SHALL HEAP BY AND J5Y. Concluded.
139 S
,N S ''^
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*-nii* — *—-*-#-« — *— F* — * * * — F* — 0 — * — * '
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m=i^
Crowns of" re - joic-ing, that fade not a - way, We shall reap if avo faint not, reap by and by.
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WHEN I 00 HOME.
\V. A. CiruiSTV.
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The day is Jrnw-ing near
Earth's storms will not alarm
I'll grieve no long-er sad -
. <7 ' ' '
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:ii!
er Wh
mc AVIicii
ly When
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nne : Earth's darkness will be clearer When I go home,
juie ; Earth's tem])ests shall not harm meAVhen I go home,
^o home; I'll meet my Sav - ior glad-ly AVhen I go home.
gK lioi:
<ro lioi
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go homo; Earth's dark-ncss will be clear-er When I go home,
go home; Earth's tem-pests can not harm me Yv^hen I go home.
1
meet my Sav - ior
I
;lad-ly When I
home.
n.A. Gr.ENX.
I , Ki>ir9tc<9.
Let us go furtli.— IIee. xiii : l:;.
R. A. G:,Ex.\.
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AVf'll gath •
(io forth,
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forth
113 to tlie ha.r-%-ost field : Tborc's a work for us all Id do ; Th-;'
the bright and gold-en grain ; Wo will work with our might to - day, M'hil
with will -ing heart and hand, AVhon the har-vest for thee is o'er A
fields are white and the liar-vest great, But the la- bor - ers aro few.
weak-er hands on the lan-guid plain Bear the gold-en sheaves a - wa3'.
crown of life, in the " Harvest Home," Shall be thine for ev - er-niore.
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r on, 1j;i-
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znzji — * — « — fi_ >_-b ^ — •, — ^_±i tiz^L ' — L2?:L.._l:...»:r-» t^_^#_,»zzs.i>.
l.i-bor on, l"i>r the erown wo shiill wear bv and by.
v and bv.
i''or the [Omit.
] erown wo shall wear by anil by.
?
think when I reiul that sweet sto - ry of old,
wish that his hands hud been placed on my head,
Yet still to his loot-stool in prayer I may go.
AVhen Jc - sus was here a - inong
His anus had been thrown a-round
And ask lor a share in his
I>
' — * — *— F-
-X-
— N-
— '-jr- . —g — j^ i
^— j5i
ed lit - tie ehil-dren as latnbs to his fold, I should likf
And that T might have seen his looks when he said, Let the lit
And if I thus ear - nest - ly seek him be - low, I shall see
nioKiTS.
to have been with liim
lie ones come nn - (u
him and hear him a -
then,
me.
bove.
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I should like
Let the lit
I shall see
lie
h i ni
have been wiih
ones come un
and hear him
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^ini
then :
me ;
bovc ;
^ -y -y
How he called
And that I
And if
S
142
MARCHING TO ZION.
l'\\.\NY CiMsiiv. f^f'fk yi^ tlio Lord wliilc lii» iii;iy In- ruiiiul, call
M^Iai'ch Jfloveuient. SK.TII-CHUKI. K.
Ipou liJMi « iii'ic lie is TM';s;'.
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Oli, come, we rvie march-iiig to Zi - on, The Sun-tluj'-schoi(fl ar-iny nre ^ve ;
The Sav - ior, our lead - (.t, is ouil - ing, The S;iv - iur who loves you so dear;
Come s^well the glad ranks of our ar - my, And fid - Inw (nir Sav-iur di - vine,
Now gird on your ar - mor le - joic - ing. Press on -ward his caurc lo du - I'ijvm);
— ^
— b- —
The
Oh,
The
Come
ii A N N N
•
-T -*-
* # — L-« — ? — 5 « — I—* a 0 « « L-
eross and
seek him
light of
Work for
the stand-ard
by faith and
his truth and
the crown that
re - pent
sal - va
ry. Our song and our watch-word
ani-e : Oh, seek him wliile yet he
tiiin Like sun-bcains a - round us
isL'il To those who en - dure to
9=|M
i^^Ej|
way, . . Come a
C' uif n-'.V[iv,
- way, . . To the fields ... of de - light, In th
Cmiie n-\vav. To the fields of de - light.
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MAKCHING TO ZIOX. Coiicliuled.
143
7^
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beau- ti - ful hind of the blest. To tlie Riv - er of Life, with its wa - ter so bright. Where (ho
Srit- it— f f m i ^ *— rs"^j8 »—f—r» f # # « »
:f=::
-y-
« -^ -^ 0 0— L^^r- _ 1 1 . 1 y J
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ran-soiued in Je - sus shall rest. Marching along, ]\Iarehing along ; Oh, come, we are inarch-ing to
m T ■e--0--0--0--0--0--0--0- -, -^ m
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^^— ff — b^ — -^ — b* — i^ — li^ — ii^'h^— »— -H-i^— jy— :?— ^ — -V-
Come a-'Tay, To the beau -ti- ful Innd of the blest.
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144
Not too fast.
BEAUTIFUL WATEK.
Look not thou upon the wine.— Eph. v
I Jiot too last. j^ p. ,
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. C. ]. Beau-ti - f'ul \va - ter, oli, give to uie Beau-ti-ful, heau-ti-ful wa-ter ;
^. AVa-ter, pure wa-ter, fiotu heaven distilled, Boau-ti-ful, beau-ti-ful wa-ter ; Drink of the health-giv-ing
3. Beau-ti - ful wa - ter my drink sliall be, Beau-ti-fuI, beau-ti-ful wa-ter " ' " , . . . .
No |iol
paik-
son lurks in its
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so bright iu its
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draught, ?o free, Fresh fi-om Ib.e boiin-ti - f;il g'v
draught, be filled. Noth-ing is pur - er or l)et
pi! - ri - ty, !Malc - iiig life joy - ous f'ji- - ev
-f^ — N
Flow-ing fi'ovn mountain thro' vale and plain,
Vou who do wor-ship at Bae-chus" shrine,
Sirt'Mtrlh wc will find in the wa - ter brisrht,
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till flowing on ev
ing to find in it pleas-ure,
the brain \¥ill it bewilder ;
All niaj' enjoy without fear or pain, Beau-ti-ful, beau-ti-ful wa-ter
Tjcave your pot.ations of deadly wine. Drink of the beautiful wa - ter.
Drink as it gleams in the golden light, Drink of the beautiful wa-ter,
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JlEv. A. r>. Emmons.
;iI<><leriito.
I WILL SEEK JESUS.
oil, how I Jove thy hiw.— I's. cxix: '.'7.
145
_, .TItxIeriito. J
A sweet, bless-eil sto - ry the Bi-ble hath given Of Je-sus the Sav-ior, who came down from heaven,
Oh, ma - ny have heard of tbe Blessed One's name, Of the Christ that was born in far - off Beth-Ie - hem ;
I know I am weak and oft sin - ful and wild, But I love this dear Je - sus, and would be his child.
J , Li Lj
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m
m^"^
ur Je - sus the Sav - ior, wliose love is so free ; Oh, I'm glad when I think that this Je-sus loves me.
And ina - ny have come nn - to him and found rest ; I, too, will seek Je - sus, for I would be blest.
Give grace, lienven-ly Fa-thcr, that when life is past, I mny praise my dear Sav - ior in heav-en at last.
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ISFKRAIX.
Je - sus loves me,
I would be blest,
lleav - en at liist,
Je
I
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- sus loves
would be
V - en at
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Cres.
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me, Oh, I'm glad when I think that this Je - yus loves me.
blest, I, too, will seek Je - sus, for I would be blest
last, I may praise my dear Sav-ior in heav - en at last.
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SEEg=^=rEEg^^:
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146
WE ARE TRYING TO FOLLOW JESUS.
Keai tbou not, for I am witli tliee.— Is.v. xli : In.
1. On ihe jour - iiey ol' life vie
2. Oh, how ot't - en we'ic uiet by
;'.. 'Tis lit - tie we do for
4. On the jour - nej- of life we
— ^-
31. W.Sei
are go - iiig, A.s ))il - griins we're luarch-iug a -
teiup - ta - tioii ; Tho' young, we are fight - ing 'ga.in.st
Mas - ter, For we are not might - y and
go - ing, As pit - giiins we juur - ney a -
the
are
lo.igT
wrong ;
.slrontr.
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p^rT~i ^ — ■^ — ^— r» ^ ^ ■^ ^ ^ i~W~— 0 M — 1--= ~ m-
-«-4-
s s - ^
We are try - ing
But, pray - ing,
But weak ; and
Come join us
to
we
v.e
to
fol - low
look un
fol - low
9
the Sav
to Je
_.g_
im\
lor,
sus.
grow wea - ry,
the Sav- ior,
And we bright-en
Who puts
But we sing
And help
our way with
our rnouth a
we jour - iiey
to .sing our
iSSi^
« « — I 1 1 1 ! -J — a 1 « 1- ^.
■^ -a- -^ •«■ -^ -0- ' -0-.-tf- -*■
--N-
too ;
Oh, come and fol - low
r 4- -H -I- -H
WE AKE TllYlNG TO FOLLOW JESUS. Coiicliuled. 147
We are press - in g on - ward and up - ward, And would glad - ly wel - come you.
S N N N
»- # *- = 1 #— 0 ,
^j i — b-FFT=V=i
01), come, . . Oil, come, . . Oil, ccine and ful - low liini too,
Ob, come, Oh, come, Oh, come and fol - U.w him too.
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# a — ' — « 0 # tf 1 — *
5=;fc=*
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m
e are lire? s - mi
lilss^^-
?ibLi=-
• n - wnri
ward. And wou'.d glad - ly wcl - come
-> y— H-#— '
&^=^"
Ji-^
r"
us
PUT ON THE WHOLE AIIMOK.
I'Lll OU tl
H— is
wlmle iiiiiior of Gud.— Ei'ii. vi : 11.
^^ J ^ — i-« — F^ H^ 1 N-F^ K *»- — s-f \' — ■ -I-
1. oil, speed thee, speed thee on thy way, And to thine ar - nior cling;
2. There is it bat - tie to be fought. An up - ward raee to ruu,
'.i. Oh, faint not, faint not, for thy sigbs Are heard be - fore the throne;
^ ^ ja. 4t- -fl- -^
i
ss
.'^. Wkslkv .Martin.
^^
AVitli gird - ed loin.s the
A crown of glo - ry
The race must cotne be-
JL JL JL ^
o (
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S
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fe^—'-
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call
to
for-e
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be
tiie
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bev,
..ought,
prize.
The call
A vie -
The cro.ss
•*- -e-
of
fry
be
-•-
Chri.-.t
to
- fore
thy King.
be won. Put on the
tin; cr.MVTi.
whole ar -
ner
of
Put
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0 0 0 0 0 0 — I . • 0 — I — ^ » ^. p ^ '
(iO(i,
■^ ^ ^ ^
the whole ar - nior
Put on
of God.
the whole ar - raor
S^^^^=£^g
of <iorl ; .- • . With
Put on the whole ar - nior of
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— U- H h h h h h^
PUT OX THE WHOLE AR310II. Concliuled. 149
s
— N -■■
^;^F^=:^
a * *~F"«^' ~^» r— - — f
— 1 1 — ^ _ — ^ ^
iin> tlip call
Go. I.
ps^;
sjiccd thee, speed thee on thy ^^nj', Oh,
J— ■»-■»- 4— -j— -f;- 4- 4— ■»- ■»-
need
thee.
ieed
thee. The gra-ciou.s call
— 4— _ -I— •»• •#- •»-
ijcy,
:^3
bey.
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m
150 SACRED PLACES OF THE OOSPELS.
A CONCERT EXERCISE.
^
1. Supt. What is the declaration of the prophet Micah concerning Bethlehem?
Class or School. " And thou Belhleheui, in the land of Juda, art not the least among the princea of Jiula: for
out of thee shall come a Governor, that shall rule my people Israel."- — Matt, ii: 6.
(Sing No. 1 — Bethlehem, p:ige 152.)
2. Supt. To viXvAi city did Joseph and family return, and what is said of the child Jesus?
Class or School. " And wlien they had performed all things according to the law of the Lord, they returned
into Galilee, to their own city Niizarefh. And the child grew, and waxed strong in spirit, filled with wisdom; and
the grace of God was upon him."— Luke ii : 39, 4U.
(Sing No. 2 — Nazareth, page 1J2.)
3. Supt. Upon leaving Nazareth, where did Jesus dwell ; and what is said of Capernaum?
Class or School. "And leaving Nazareth, he came and dwelt in Capernaum, which is upon the sea-coast, in ths
borders of Zabulon and Nephthalim." — JIatt. iv : 1.3. "And thou, C;i,pernaum, which art exalted unto heaven,
shaltbe brought down to hell : for if the mighty works, which have been done in thee, had been done in Sodom, it
would have remained until this day.'" — Matt, xi: 23.
(Sing No. "i — Capernaum, page 153.)
4. Siq)C. Where were Christ's first miracles wrought, and who were present?
Class or Scliool. "And the third day there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee; and the mother of Jesus was
there: and both Jesus was called, and his disciples, to the marriage." — John ii : 1, 2.
' (Sing No. 4 — Cana of (lalilee, page 153.)
5. Sii2>f. To what city did Jesus next come, and what is said of it?
Class or School. "Then cometh he to a city of Samaria, which is called Sychar, near to the parcel of ground
that Jacob gave to his son Joseph. Now Jacob's well was there. Jesus therefore, being wearied with his journey,
sat thus on the well: and it was about the sixth hour. There cometh a woman of Samaria to draw water: Jesus
saith unto her, Give me to drink." — John iv : 5-7.
(Sing No. 5 — Jacob's Well, page 154.) .
SACRED PLACES OF THE OOSPELS. Coiitiiiued.
151 S
6. Supt. Into what city did Jesus enter after leading Sycliar, and what great miracle did he there perform ?
Class or School. " And it came to pass the day after, that he went into a city called Xain ; and many of his dis-
ciples went wiih him, and much j)eople. Now when he came nigh to the gate of the city, behold, there was a. dead
man carried out, the only son of his mother, and she was a widow. And when the Lord saw her, he had compassion
on her, and said untijher. Weep not. And he came and touched the bier: and they that bare him stood still. And
ho said. Young man, I say unto thee, Arise, And he that was dead sat up, and began to speak. And he delircred
him to his mother." — Luke vii : 11-lG.
(Sing No. C — Nain, page 154.)
7. Siijit. AVhat is said of Jesus at the lake of Genncsaret ?
Claj<s or S<-h'Mil. " And it c;ime to pass, that, as the people pressed upon him to liear the word of God, he stood
by the lake of (iennesaret, and saw two ships standing by the lake: but the fishermen were gone out of them, and
were washing their nets. And he entered into one of the ships, which was Simon's, and prayed him that he would
thrust out a little from the land. And he sat down, and taught the people out of the ship." — Luke v : 1-3.
(Sing No. 7 — Gennesaret, page 152.)
S. Stq^t. Into whose house did Jesus enter at Bethany, and what is said of it?
Class or School. " Now it came to pass, as they went, that he entered into a certain village : and a certain woman
named Martha received him into her house. And she had a sister called Mary, which also sat at Jesus' feet, and
heard his word." — Luke x : 38, 39.
(Sing No. S — Bethan}-, page 153.)
9. Siipt. Where was Jesus crucified, and what superscription was placed over him?
CldSS or School. " And when they had come to the place, which is called Calvary, there they crucified him, and
the malefactors, one on the right hand, and the other on the left. And a superscription also was written over hinx
in letters of Greek, and Latin, and Hebrew, THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS."— Luke .x.xiii : 33, .38.
(Sing No. 9— Calvary, page 151.)
10. Supt. Give John's description of the Holy City.
One voice will recite Uev. xxi, from verse 10 to the end of the chapter, after which sing Glorious City, \r.
to close.
155,
Note.— If the school contains ten classes, let them be numbered find recite in the nninerical order of the qiiestiotis ; and in
this case the whole school will recite Rev. x.\i : lu to cluse in concert. This exercise can be given by any sckool, ami wiH. be tuuiid
eiitertaiuing, instructive, and profitable.
r
riM
2 SACliEB PLACES OF THE GOSPELS. Coiitiiiued.
V
:, Niiziireth.
ISo 7, Lukt
uf Gfnu
J.
1 llARTSllOUN.
No. 2.
No. 7.
Beth
To
By
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- le - hem, re-vered nnd
their hum-ble home in
Gen-nes-'ret's p!ac - id
•- — * 0 s 0 -
-« 0 %-^0 0 0 0 i-£^-'- ^0—i-0 * 0 0 0 i
love - ly, Once of Ju-dah's tribe the lenst,
Kaz - 'reth Came the mother and her Son,
wfv - ters Calm and tho'tful stood the Lord,
422. #.
L'n - a-dorned liy stntelj'
Where with Joseph's sacred
While on ev-ery side a-
0 — 0-r-0 — 0 s • — r^~. >-•
pal - ace, Hal-lowed by no carth-ly
film - 'ly Dwelt the three in spir - it
bout him Pressed the crowd to hear his
priest,
one.
word.
Now
And
Then
ex - alt -
the ho
in Pe -
ed 'mid the ra -
ly child grew dai -
ter's boat em - bark
tions ; Brighter
• iy Strong in
- ing He
■*-
dis-
than the cloudless morn Shines the glory of the man - ger AVhere tlie Son of God was born,
spir - it, filled with grace, While a light di-vine-ly ra - diant Gloweil in beau-ty on his face,
land. And when done sealed all his doctrines By the ■won-ders of his hand.
coursed to those
0—r* • * w—rfS>-^- 1-1
SACKED PLACES OF THE GOSPELS. Coiitiiuied.
No. 3, C'aperuauin.
No. S, Uolliaiij
-f0i^v=i--
No. 3. Highly fa-vored, h;irJ-enetl eit
No. 4. A I the mar-riagc feast in Ca
No. 8. Bless-ed Beth'iiy, home ol" Ma
y, Oft thy streets the Mas-ter tioil ; Wrought a-maz
iia There was heard the briJ-al song; Je - sus and his
■V, And of Mar - tha, sis - ter rare, Whith-er oft the
: I . N
thee, AVith the mighty power of God;
'vver:^ Mingled with the fes - tivc tbrc
tor From e;irth'~ tiiiuults did re - pa
Oft - en wooed tlice, oft-cn warned
And when came the hour a;i - ? pi -
At his feet sec Ma - ry li.>^t -
thee, But thou
clous, He, with
ning, Choos-im:
9li
.w_#.
^—i
wouldst not hear his word; Then his fearful " woe un - to thee" Sealed the doom thy sins in - eurred.
sov-'reign power di - vine, Spake the word, and sparkling w.i - ter Changed to pure and harm-le?s wine.
thus "the bet-ter part;" Treas'ring all his ben - e - die - tions In her young and lov - ing heart.
K 154 SACRED PLACES OF THE GOSPELS. Coiicliuled.
, Jacob's \V
■11 at Sj cliar.
Xo. C, Niiiii.
No. y, Calvary.
W. A. O.
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Xo. 5. W^oin iitid weary came the Sav - ior To the an - i?icnt patriarch's well, Tliir.st-iiig fo;
No. ti. \\'e<-p-ing, lonely, bro-ken-hcart-etl, From the eit - y gates of l"vain Came an oft
i\"o. 9. Strick-en, smit-ten, anil at'- flict-cfl, On the hill of Cal-v'ry see; Christ, the d
the eool-irig
■ af - flict - ed
Re-
-#- '■♦- -^ • •♦-
0 0 j^ — ^ — H — K-^-* — '
* * S — g-F^y— F W -r
wa - ters Which with-in its
moth - er In a mourn-ful
deem - er, L>ied him-self to
••- -#- ••-*■••-#- -a-
deplhs dill swell; From the eit -
fu - neral train ; Je - s=us met
set us free. Cross of Cal -
y came a wom - an, A
the sad pro-ces - sion, And
•'ry ! blood - be-sjirink-led, Glo-r
# fll_^_^^_*___p
1 i i h* » *
de-
its
ious
* *-.-% — -•■
:rad - ed, faith-less wife, And the ]\Ias - tev ga^'e her wa - ter Spring-ing up
sor - row turned to .joy; Snatched the prey from death's embraces, Gave the moth
in thy grace and power, Rallying 'round thee, clinging to thee, AVe will stand
-e « .^-_, . -_ '9-^ _ . ^ ^ p=zt:=p^:
-^ — ^— t-h-
N. ]'..— After last recitation (Iti-v. xxi : ID, to end of chapter) siii!
■ " Glorious City,"
Audi i-fiw the holy cit)
GL01110U8 CITY.
new JcTUsaIeiii„coiniii5 (1
l5?j>
5^
!i from Vuid out f.f lifaveii. — I'.r.v. xxi : 2.
3Iii.-,ic ;uiil lid t^t;iir/.i by \V. A. OoDEJ
3<l. fi''iiic.
-ii«ie=h
p. |-, , f Glorious cit
■ ■ ■ I Where the siiiiit--
I Glorious cit
■( Singincr joy
r, home uu-cloud-ed, Where comes on no
in shin-ing rai-ment, Dwell for - ev - er
y, home e - ter - nal, Where the saints shall
ful h:il - le - ]n - jahs To the Lamb through
shade of night ;
in tlie .
dwell fur a\-e,
end-less
lio-ht
Where no sun
Crowns of life,
nor moon is need - ed With their fee
and 2)alms of glo - ry, S^jot - less robes
\^^=^
hie, flick-'ring
■will there be
iriven.
' Snitable for general c-Lis
156
CROWN OF LIFE.
Ho. 1.
Tune: DUKE STREET. L.M.
1 Fnom all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Creator's praise arise ;
Let the Redeemer's name be sung,
Through every land, by every tongue.
2 Eternal are thy mercies, Lord;
Eternal truth attends thy word :
Thy praise shall sound from shore to
shore,
Till suns shall set and li.-e no more.
J%o. 2.
HAMBURG. (Page 131.)
1 Sweet is the work, my God, my King,
To praise thy name, give thanks and
sing;
To show thy love by morning light.
And talk of all thy truth at night.
2 Sweet is the day of sacred rest ;
No mortal cares shall seize my breast ;
Oh, may my heart in truth be found,
Like David's harp of solemn sound.
3 My heart shall triumph in the Lord,
And bless his works and liless his word;
Thy works of grace, how bright they
shine ;
How deep thy counsels, how divine.
5fo. 3.
HAMBURG. (Page 131.)
i When I survey the wondrous cross
On which the Prince of glory died,
My richest gain I count but loss,
And pour contempt on all my pride.
2 Sec, from his head, his hands, his
feet.
Sorrow and love flow mingled down :
Did e'er such love and sorrow meet.
Or thorns compose so rich a crown ?
3 Were the whole realm of nature mine.
That were a present far too small ;
Love so amdzing, so divine,
Demands my soul, my life, my all.
]^o. 4.
Tu N E : A R L I N Ci T 0 X . C . .^1 .
KEY OV G.
1 Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove,
AVith all thy quick'ning jiowors ;
Kindle a flame of sacred love
In these cold hearts of ours.
2 In vain we tune our formal songs,
In vain we strive to rise ;
Ilosannas languish on our tongues.
And our devotion dies.
3 Dear Lord, and shall we ever live
At this poor dying rate.
Our love so faint, so cold to thee,
And thine to us so great?
No. 5.
Tune: HEBER.
KEY OP C.
1 There is a fountain filled with blood.
Drawn from Jmmanuel's veins ;
And sinners, plunged beneath that
flood.
Lose all their guilty stains.
2 E'er since, by faith, I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.
3 Then in a nobler, sweeter song
I'll sing thy power to save.
When this poor lisping, stam'ring
tongue
Lies silent in the srrave.
IVo. 6.
Tu.NE : ST. THOMAS. S. M. (P. CO.)
1 A charge to keep I have,
A God to glorify,
A never-dying soul to save,
And fit it for the sky.
2 To serve the present age.
My calling to fulfill,
Oh, may it all my powers engage
'To do my blaster's will.
3 Help me to watch and Jjray,
And on thyself rely.
Assured if I my trust betray
I shall forever die.
Wo. 7.
Tune: GUIDE. (Page 133.)
1 In every trying hour
My soul to Jesus flies;
I trust in his almighty power
When swelling billows rise.
2 His comfort bears me up ;
I trust a faithful God ;
The sure foundation of my hope
Is in my Savior's blood.
3 Loud hallelujahs sing
To our Redeemer's name ;
In joy or sorrow, life or death.
His love is still the same.
CROWN OF LIFE.
157
Mo. 8,
a:u-NK:'OL'MUTZ.
1 Grace ! 'tis a charming soiiud,
•Harmonious to the eai- :
Heaven with tlie echo shall resound,
And all the earth shall hear.
2 Grace led uij' wandering feet
To tread the heavenly road;
And new supplies each hour I meet
A\^hile pressing on to (iod.
?• Grace all the work shall crown
Through everlasting daj-s ;
It lays ""in heaven the topm»st stone,
Ar,d well deserves the praise.
Tu.Nic : ■§
SHORE.
'-i:e.y ©f g.
are gliding swifily by,
pilgrim stranger.,
1 My day.
And I, i
Would not detuin tiiem as tiiey Hy,
Those hours of toil and danger.
ruoRus.
For, oh, we stand onUordan's strand,
Our friends are passing over ;
Anil just before the-shining shore
We may almost diseo-ver.
2 Should coming da'ys be cold and
dark.
We need not cease our singing ;
That perfect rest none can molest
AVhere golden harps are ringing.
Cho. — For, oh, we stand, etc.
?> Let sorrow's rudest tempest blow,
Each cord on earth to sever.
Our King says, '■Come," and tin.'ii
our home
Forever jind forever.
Cho.— For, oh, we stand, etc.
Xo. 10.
iLNi-: AT EBB.
KEY OF Bk.
1 <5iod is my strong salvation ;
What foe have I to fear?
In darkness and temptation
My Light, my Help, is near ;
Though hosts encamp around me.
Firm to the fight I stand :
What terror can confound me
With God at my right hand?
2 Place on the Lord reliance:
My soul, with courage wait ;
His truth be thine affiance
When faint and desolate :
His might thy heart shall strengthen,
His love thj' joy increase ;
Mercy thy da3's shall lengthen ;
The Lord will give thee peace.
]Vo. 11.
Tcxi:: LENOX.
KEY OF B|2.
1 Yes, the Redeemer rose.
The Savior left the dead.
And o'er his hellish foes
High raised his conquering head.
I|;ln wibl dismay the guards around: ||
Fall to the ground, and sink away.
2 Lo ! the angelic bands
In full assembly meet,
To wait his high commands,
And worshij) at his (oet.
j]:.Joyful they come and wing their
way:l|
From realms of day tn .fcsus' lomb.
3 All hail, trium)ihant Lii!il !
Who sav'st us with thy blood :
Wide be thy name adored,
Thou rising, reigning God i
||:WiLh thee we rise : Jesus, who bled,:I|
•' llath left the (lead, no mure to die."
3<o. 12.
Tim:: TOPLADV.
KF.V OF l>.
1 Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee ;
Let the water and the blood,
From thy riven side that flowed,
Be of sin the perfect cure ;
Save me. Lord, and make me pure.
2 Nothing in my hand I bring,
Simply to thy cross I cling ;
Naked, come to thee for dress ;
Helpless, look to thee for grace ;
Foul, I to the fountain fly;
Wash me, Savior, or I die.
3 Whilst I draw this fleeting breath,
When mine eyelids close in death,
When I soar thro' worlds unknown,
See thee on thy glorious throne,
Rock of ages, cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in thee.
us
WOllKING, 0 CIIIUST, WITH THEE.
Let, not your liands be we.ik, for your work shall be rewardej.— 2 C'jiunx.xv : 7.
V
W. A. Ogden.
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1. AVork-ing, 0 Christ, with thi;c, AVorking witli thef, Unwor-thy, sin - ful, weak TIio' I iiiiiy be;
2. A - long tlie cit - y's \va^te, A\'urliiiig with tliee, Our ea - ger loot-steps haste. Like thee to be;
?>. Snr - ior, we W':>a - ry not, "Working with thee ; As hanl as thine our lot Can nev - er be:
4. So let us la - bur on, AVorkiiig with thee, Till earth to thee is Avon, l<'rom sin set free;
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'•iir :\\\ to tlu'e we give, For thee n-lone would live, And by thy grace a-chieve, AVorking with thee.
The poor uo gr.tli - cr in, The out-casts raise from sin, And la - bor souls to win, AVorking with thee.
S S 1 ! ! V ^ . 1 J 4_
-^ — ^ — ^.
(»iM' joy .nntl coui-fort tlii-, •'•' Thy gra^'o suf-fi - cient is ; " This changes toil to bliss, AVorking with thee.
Till iiu-n tVom sliore to shore lle-ceive tlicc and a - ilorc. And join us ev - er-inoro, AVorking witli thee.
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^— S-
IIS'DEX.
PAGE
A CHARGE TO KEEP 156
A Friend in Jesus 105
BATTLIXa FOR A Crown- 56
Beautiful Star 116
BLantiful W.iter 144
Benedlctiori (For Closiiig) 83
Beyond diis va'c 18
Blessed Lnnd ol' Promi.-e 91
Blessed Si'vbbath l)iy .. '.'-i
Bright ;ind Movning Star (35
Bring in tlic Ciiildren SO
CtlEBRED BY THE Promises... 20
City of the Jasper Wall 74
City o'er thp Sea 110
Closer, still Closer 7
Close to Thee 5!
Coming of the Bridegroom ?<b
Cuine to Me 103
Ooine, thou Fount 156
Comfort of Patraos 61
Consider the Lilies 22
Conquer in his Kame 21
PAor.
Cross of Christ '7
Crown of Life 3
\
DENNIS 75
Drawing Near 46
■pNTREAT ME not... 62
FRESH FP.oM THE Throne 17
From the Cross 87
From all that Dwell 156
GATE? WITHOUT Jar 120
Gather them into the Fold.. 36
Gathering Home 124
Gathering Song 102
Gliid New Year 106
God is my strong Salvation 157
Guide 133
Grace! 'tis a charming Sound... 156
Guided by Thee 123
HAIL THIS Hour op Gladness. 32
Hallelujah to the Lamb 137
I'Ar.v.
Hamburg ];!1
Hark the Song 134
Haste, Traveler, Haste 7.3
He Loves You and Me 44
Healing Fountain 28
Heavenly Mansions 29
Here am I 53
Hills of Amethyst 93
Homo of my Savior 20
Home of the Blest 47
I AM THINE 79
I will seek Jesus 145
If my House 128
I'm not Ashamed 99
In every trying Hour 156
In happy Song 8
In the Cross I Glory 59
In the rifted Rock 10
In the Light 129
JESUS EVER NEAR 88
Jesus Interceding 41
Jesus is Calling 50
(159)
r^
160
INDEX.
PAGE
Jesus is Mine 77
Jesus' little Lamb 127
Jesus, lover of my Soul 45
Jesns our Strength 100
Jesus of Nazareth 24
Just as I ain S9
Jesus, the Rock of ages 76
Jesus so dear 85
Jubilee of Heaven 122
Joy! Joy! Joy! 126
j/NEELINU .iTTHK Threshold 112
J- ABOK fiK 140
J Let them come to Jle 71
Light at evening 58
Lift mo Higher 40
Linger not on the I'lain 30
Little Volunteers 107
Love each other 37
MANSIONS AKOVK 60
Marching to Zion 142
Mercy-seat 101
Moro like Thee 121
My Home is there 54
NEARER Home .13
Nearer, loving Savior 81
Nearer to the Land of Rest 132
New Coronation 4
No name so sweet 13
No shade like this 12
0 PRECIOUS Blood 25
0 sacred Flood 5
Oh, entreat me not 62
PACK
On a Christmas Morning 109
One Drop of the Blood 82
Only Believe 114
Over Jordan 15
Our heavenly Home 33
Own and Bless To-day Ill
PASS ME KOT 9
Pressing on to Glory 23
Purer yet 83
Put on the whole Armor 148
REMEMBER mr 91
Right away 43
River of Life...! 82
Roll on, thou mighty Ocean.. ...^ 104
Rock of Ages ^X^
HACRED PLACES (Concert)... 150
Sabbath Bells 64
Sabbath Home 27
Savior Jesus 115
Savior, pass not bj' 52
Scatter the Seed 48
vSing of Jesus' love 67
Shining on 39
Shining Shore 157
Searching tlie Scriptures 68
Seek and find 84
Sing his Idve 10
Singing from the Heart ^t^)
Shady Rill 135
Something to love 130
Spotless ns Snow 96
St. Thomas 69
Sweet is the work 156
Sweet Story of <dd.
pa(;k
. Ml
THE OLD Cross 113
The grand Rally 72
The (ilory that shall he 92
The high Command 6
There is a Fountain 156
The new Song 42
The old Path to Glory 31
The open Uoor 14
The Royal Road 78
The Savior's at the Door tO
The Savior died for Me 57
'T1s I, be not afraid 63.
'Tis sweet to bring 55
Triumph by and by 70
Trusting in the Prumises II
WAITING AT THE Cross 113
^Ve are trj'ing to follow.. 146
AVc shall rca]) by and by 138
We will gladly our sacrifice 119
We'll crown them with Roses... 108
Weeping Tears 125
What manner of love 98
What shall the Harvest bo V 49
When I survey 156
Welcome to our Sabbath School. 86
When I go Home 139
Who is this? 95
Whosoever will 118
Whiter than Snow 91)
Working, 0 Christ 158
\7"E Servants of God 136
X Yes, the Redeemer 157
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