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KINDLY LIGHT.*4*^
A Hew Collection of Hyrr\r\s ar\d /"Vusic
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J. H. KURZENKNABE.
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PREFACE
( i \/ INDLY LIGHT " is a New Collection of Hymns and Music, especially
|>V designed for -Praise" in the Sunday School.
We extend our heartiest thanks to the friends who so very cheerfully
contributed their most valuable copyrights to enrich its pages.
Much praise is due to Ilarn- J. Kurzenknabe. who so ably assisted in the
supervision, and for his valuable services in the proof-reading and general
arrangement of the Book.
•KINDLY LIGHT!" May its beautiful songs cheer us amidst the
encircling gloom, and keep our feet, step by step, o'er crag and torrent, till
the night is gone. With the morn, may its rays, reflected from cross to
crown, light us to enter with praises into that glory, where you. dear Reader,
and we together, shall have part in His Salvation.
The Author,
J. H KURZENKNABE.
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KINDLY LIGHT.
Jons- II. Newman.
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1. Lead, kindly Light, a -mid th'en-cir- cling gloom, Lead Thou me on!
2. I \\.i^ nol ev - er thus, nor pray'dthat Thou Should'stlead mo on;
long Thy pow'r hath bless'd me, sure it still Will lead me on
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Lead Thou me onl
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Pride ruled my will: re-mem-ber not
Which I have lov'd long since, and lost
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Allelujal
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The Beautiful Sometime.
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1. The world will !"■ bet -ter some-time I know, Tho' the char-iol of trath may to us seem slow;
2. Sometimes 1 have asked 'mid the fleet -ing years. Cun it be that God knows of the pain and tears,
;!. And of- ten I've thouzht of the hearts thai ache, Of the bear -era of bur -den who toil and wake;
4. Then lift up your heads, oh, ye brave oJ men, Come and lifl up your hearts for the Btrug-gle then;
But the er-rors and wrong yet shall be laid low, And thj world will bs bet - ter some-time 1 know,
of the he-roes and mar - tyrs of dai-ly life, Who en-dui Isol-dierstluheatandsi
When their hopes bad been blasted, their plans laid low, And I asked will the sunshine come yet a -glow?
There is light in the east and the clouds are gone, Be ye brave ev-ermore; rightshatl conquer wrong.
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Though the char- iot of truth may to us seem slow; Still the world will be bet -ter sometime I know.
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And the beau-ti - ful some-time I hear it a -gain, And it cheer -eth the heart — that glad re-frain:
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He'll Carry the Lambs in His Arm,
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i\;i-;:i ten-der loved one so young and fair, Pride of a sun -ny home; The Mas-ter had need of this
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dar-ling i< safe from harm; For Je-s.us sought out the lit- tie one. He'll car- ry the lambs in His arm.
dar-ling is safe from harm; We'll meet them again we've once thought lost! He'll carry the lambs in His arm.
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He'll Carry the Lambs in His Arm. (Concluded.)
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Nearer my Cod to Thee.
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1. Near- er my God to Thee,
2. Tho' like a wander-er,
8. Then let my way appear
Near - er to Thee!
The >;m gone down,
Steps nn-to Heaven;
E'en tho' it be a cross That rais-etb me;
Darkness be ov-erme, My rest a si
All that Thou sendest me In mer-cy given;
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Near-er my God to Thee. Near- er t.> Thee!
Near - it my God to Thee, Near - er to Thee!
Near - er to Thee!
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One Look at the Cross.
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the cross snf- fi-cienl will be To savi a sin and set thy soul free; The promise is: Look, and
the cross, 0 burdeu'd oi soul I Where floweth the blood th thee whole; That one look of iaith to
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Sing Through All.
J. H. KfK/FNKNABE.
1. If the days are dreary. And the clonds hang low, Sing, tho* sad and wea-ry, And for-get thy woe.
i'. If life's woes oppress thee, Sing, and they willhide; Naught can long distress thee While thj vni; abide.
S. Sing, tho1 In >pes are blighted, Fondest, loved and best; d i 'twill all be righted, Sing thy fears to rest.
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gar-den, I'll go with Him thro' the gnr- den,
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The Perfect Rest
J. H. Tenney
1. Jo-sus, I am nev -er wea-ry, In this world of care and pnin. If Thy presence on - ly cheer me. All my
i'. All niyxinswi elaid up- on Thee, All my griefs were on Thee laid; For tfiebl I "fl liine a-tonemenl All my
3. Dearest bav-iour! go notfrom me; Let Thy presence still a-bide; Look in tend' rest love up - on me, i am
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loss Icoiintbnt gain. Both Thinearms are clasp'd around mo. And my head is on Thy
ut-mostdebt has paid. Both Thine an a re clasped around mc, And my Lead
shelt'ringat Thy Bide.
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Beyond the Swelling Flood.
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1. Be-yondthe Bwell-ing il" »1 a-gainWe,by and by, shall meet. And there for - get all
2. Life's jour-ney o - ver, we no more Each day's long march shall dread, Nor stand with tear-wet
8. There we shall rest our way-worn feet, By life's clear streams a - bove, And from our gol-den
b2tiit:
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earth's drearpain.Tn Eden's glad fields sweet. Be-yond the swell - ing flood, Beyond the swell-ing
cheeks ha- fore Our pa i and shrouded dead. swelling flood,
harps we'll wake Sweet melo- dies of love.
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Jesus will Carry Me Over the River.
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1. 1 know, at the riv - er of death, My 8av-iour will be at my .- • near Will
ar not to en-ter the il I, Tho'wild-ly ii> bil -lows may roll. With Je -sua mygui
3. [know when the riv - er I cross ThatJe-sus will car- ry in.- ...:; [Tp-held by His arm, I'll
1. Oh, when to ci r ih>- tide, Tometb mmons shall come, With Christ as my light, The
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ban-ish all fear, And He will the wa-ters di-vide. Yes, Je-sus will car-ry me o-vertherivH
ill can be -tide, For He will the tem-pest con - trol.
>uf- fer no harm, lint -ale- ly I'll reach the blest shore.
way will ix- bright, Au'lau -gels will wel-comenie home.
Je-sus w ill car-ry me o'er He'll car-ry me o'er to the glorified shore, Yes, Jesus will ear-ry dm o'er.
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Wonderful Peace.
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1. Far a -way in thedepthsofmy spir-it to-night, Boll? amel- o-dysweet-terthanpsalm; In ce-
2. What a treas-ura I have in this wonderful peace, Buried deep in the heart of my bouI; 80
3. I am rest - ina to- night in this wonderful peace, Besting sweetly in Je-sus'c I irl'm
■1. And toe-thinks when 1 rise tothatcit-y of peace Where the Author of peace I shall Bee; That one
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cure thai no power can mine it a way. While the years of etenii - ty roll.
kept from all danger by night and by day. And His glory isfloodingmysoul.
strain of the song which the ransom'd will sing In that heavenly kingdom will be.
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down from the Father a -bove; Sweep o-ver my spir-it for-ev-er I pray, In fathomless billows of love.
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2, Lei them know that the feast now it wait-ing, Ev-*ry guest is made welcome to-day; And the
chtheword thai is Bent down from Heav-en, Tell of meat and of drink that is blest; And llio
i. ii, the boun - ty and price of the purchase, And how sumptuous the ban-quet is spread; There the
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ln the Arms of Jesus.
Chas. K. Langley.
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l. In the arms of Je-sus, I would be at rest. Breathing out my sor-row On Hia gen-flebreast.
l'. In thearmsof Je-sus, Looking in Mis face, Beaming there up-on me, Full of ten-dergrace.
S. In thearmsof Je-sus, I would hear His Voice, And the sound would thrill me, Making me rejoice.
1. In thearmsof Je-sus, Trusting as a cbilu, Knowing lie would lead me Bafe a -cross the wild.
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2. "Nonightth bright to those Yi Icat dawnn Lmto
3. There ev - er at His feet to Bit, And wonder at the glo - I - bright to view, so
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those who sail Long tem - pest tossed and mourning; "No pain," drops bless'd ; hearts, Whicfi
far be -yomlEarth's fair - est, fond -est sto-ry; There naught but God Hi] ..II be The
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fare their deep-est dreading;
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"No crying" sounds so Bcftto< I'smoanshavelongbeenfilling.
"Thatrest," falls sweet on \* i-ry i t; Uucho-sen path-ways tread
This heav'nly laud hy faith I see, Be-yondthe si-lentriy-
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Lead Me Father.
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1. Lead me, Fa-ther, me.Thy child, Lead me through the des-ert wild, I. t my feet a mo-meni
2. Doubts and fears my soul op - press; Lest I fal - ter in the race, Take my hand,Thou lov - ins
S, Lead me, Fa-ther, where to go, EJv-'ry Btep my journey through; Then in yon-der land ot
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Jesus is Coming- Again.
James M, Kirk.
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The Lord is My Shepherd.
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1. wo want shall I know for the Lord 13 my Shep-herd, In ev-er- green pas-tares He resteth my soul
2. For the sake of His name in the paths of the righteous Heleads me, and kind-ly re-storethmetheri
S. Thy rod and Thy staff, they shall comfort and keep me, Thy boun-te - oaa ta - bfe be-fore me is spread
(. Snre-ly goodness and mer-cy shall fol- low me ev - er, The days of my life in my pilgrimage hen
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Tho' I walk thro' the val-ley of death, yet no e- vil, Nor poi-aonof sin shall! breathe on the air.
famine 111 - < - miespres-ence my cup runneth o-vcr. With oil, Lord of Hosts, Thou anotn test my bead.
And when I de- part from this val- ley for - ev - er, In the house of my Lord I shall dwell hv-it' there.
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Not the Half Was Ever Told.
Minnie B. Johnson.
SOLO AND CHORUS.
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'_'. When we're wel - com'd l >> the Fa-ther, who will wipe a - way our tears, And will give u> great-er
3. Whenwe'vereign'dthro' countless a - jres, with the Fath-er ami the Son, We'll have endless days In
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therewith perns and gold; Of the Saviour's love and beau -ty, wo will sin-:, not half was told,
sto - ry ne'er grow old, Fwill be sweet-er than the form -er, while the oth -erhalf in told.
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Lead Me On.
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3'. Thro' the storms of life, when the I - play, Then He calma the winds, and the *
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Who will not for - sake what I"- - tide; Those who trust His word, in His love a - l>id«
And at last, when all k is do ill crown His saints with the vie -try
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Wonderful Story of Love.
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id's measure of Love for thesin-ner is shown, To be just the same that He bad for His6on, His
4. <»li! come now, dear sin -ner, and give God yonr heart Ilia, and at His throne boy
, won-der-ful sto - ry. oh! sing it d loved u I II< .* lui^t
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lieve it ju-t now, Brother, dear broth-er, re-ceive it j n - 1 now, Won-der-ful Bto- ry of love.
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2 T - e-ter-nal life to know Sim, Oh, how Be loves! Think, oh, think how much we owe Him, Oh, how He lovesl
8. We ha vi' found a friend in JV- >u>. Oh, how He loves! Tis His great de- light to bless as, <>h, how He lovesl
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With II"; precious blood Me bought us. In the wilderness He slight us. To His fold He S ife-ly brought us. O. how Helo
How our hearts delight to hear Him, Bid us dwell in safety near Him; Why should we distrust or fear Him? O. how He li
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Only to Wait at Thy Feet.
Ida L. Reed.
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.'. On-ly to wait at Thy feet, to know, Dear Saviour, Thou jniardesl my m Over me watching %\hir
3. On-ly to wait at Thy feet, dear Lord, To cheer when my spirit is !■'"; Then for to comfort me
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Bweet re-ward For toil-ing ami weep-ing to me,
e'er I go, Wher-ev -or my footsteps may stray,
by Thy word, Thy choicest or blessings be ■ stow.
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•_'. iio where shad-ows of de spair lie deep, Search in deserl places wild; Help theShepherd \\\\>\ Ili-
.".. Leave them n<>t w here storms of fu- ry t>< at, Leave them not tolossun-told; Help them i>> the Shepherd's
\. Christ, our Sav-iour, seeks your soul to win, Frora«the mount of dark despair; If you now will turn
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straying sheep, Bringeach wavward, wand'ring child. F«om the mountains dark and cold. Fronrde-ceiv - Ing
safe retreat, Help them to His peaceful fold.
way from sin You shall have Kislo\ ing care.
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. Bui if you re - j :t His fa - ror, And will nol I V a shall mourn in bit
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2. I>e Thou with us when the morn-ing To the t i « - 1 - 1 of du - ty calls;
B, Be Thon with ns when the temp - ter, Fain would lure our souls t.. Bin;
4. Af - ter part - inga here arc o - ver, Far be -yond earth's toil aud strife,
Grace and gnid-ance
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dwell for-ev - er, In Thy realms of light and life.
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Oh, I Love to Think of Jesus.
J. II. K.l'RZFNkSAI I
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Jesus, my Song.
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1. Oh, how happy are they Who the Saviour o -bey, A.nd have laid up their treasui I
.. Tifl a Heaven be-low. My Be-deemer to know; Why the arigels can have nothing more Than to
3. Jc-sns,all the day lone, Is my ioy and my song; 01 Hisaal - vation lull -
4. Oh! the rapturous height Of the ho- ly de- light Which I feel in the lii I 01 th'-
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I. Chris- tian, rouse thee from thj Blum - ber, Far too long thy sleep hath been; Wake and join the
-. I."' i" thee a maa - sage glo - rious, His i mand re-cord ed lies; Ere thy Mas-ter,
>te the prom - ise, then, that's t-'iv - en, Pre - cious words from faithful Friend: "All thy way, from
l. Go, then, where the Mas - ter calls thee, Home, or hea -then land a -way; <'•<>, and tell the
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On the Cross.
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1. Be -hold! be -hold! the Iamb of God! <>n the ; Poi yon He shed His pre-cious
2. Come, sin - ner, see Him lift-ed up, <>n the cross, on the cross; For you He drinks the bit - ter
:*. Anduow the might- y deed i< done, <>n the cross, <>n the cross; The bat- tie's fought, the vic-t'rys
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Oh, Bring Them to Jesus!
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i Oh, bring them to Je-sus! the Bad and af-flicted. The souls who are mourning the lov'd they have lost;
I, Oh, bring them to Je-sus! the wretched, the erring; Lost prod-i - gals, far from their Fa-ther's a-bode;
I. Oh, bring them to Je-susl the dwellers indarkness, Yes, lead them from gloom un-to Him the True Light;
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For why should they pensh 'neath sin's heavy burden When He is so will-ing to car- r>- tlnir
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L. M. P\RTHKMORn.
Who Are These in Bright Array?
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They wash'd their robes in Ie-sua' blood That makes them shine bo bright.
They wash' d their robes in Jo-mis' blood,
A r.iiiml the throne they now shall stand Vu<l praise Him < • er - more.
Around the throne they now shall stand,
The God who was is now, shall be For-e> - er-morc the
The God who was, is now, shall be,
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Our Tribute of Song.
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l'. The old and theyonngjHispeo-ple by choice, With heart and with tongue InIIimslia.il re-ioice.
3. God's temple shall ring; While un-der His eye, Ho -san-nah! we'll sing T<> Je-sus on high.
i. Bo- san-nahl our breath Thro' life shall pro claim, Ho-san-nahl in death, In glo-ry, the same.
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Then I car thy- self well in the changeful strife, changeful strife, changeful strife. That deeds oft.. - day may in
Lnd make glad the moments while passing by, pass-ing by, pass-ingby, Perchance wipe a tear from the
Which' itnes to those do - ing the bet -ter part, bet-ter part, bet- ter part; In la-bora of love they find
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rich re-ward, En-gaged in love's em - ploy.
• lay thy hum-ble toil pur -sue, Tasks must be won.
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To-day. (.Concluded.,
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1. We will lit - tie jew - els he. Oh, so pore and fair; In ourSaviour'sroy-alcrown, Shining brightly theie:
2. Lord accept our sweetest praise Sungbj lisping tongue, While we glad Hbsannas raise, And the notes prolong;
:5. .Ic - mi> we will shed for Thee, Pur-esl rays of love; Then thro' aD e-ter- oi-ty Shine in Heav'n a - 1" >\ ( i:
We are precious in Sis sight, Purchas d with His blood For the <li - a- dem of light In iho hand of God.
Lei ns live and shine for Thee, E-ven Thee a - lone; Pre-cious jew-els in Thy crown. Bright before the i limine
In the ili - a - dem oflight Jew-els we shall be, Purchased by the blood of Christ Shed on Cal-va-ry.
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Tell Me Tis True.
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l'. Tell me 'tig true, whilst in scorn and do- ri - -ing and walk -ing, un-hoei-ing in , -in.
3. Tell me 'tis true,thorn-y crown did He wear it? Was it for me, lost, with no one I
i. Tell me 'tis true that this dear, lor- ing Je - sns, Free- ly the pen - i-tent one will fi <r - give-
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There shone a light that revealed my con - di - tion, And a still voice whisper'd "Soul, lei me in."
ll i me in love; Ah] 'tis joy just to hear it: His pre-cious blood for a ran - sora H<
Yes, bless-ed truth, Je - sua saves and He frees us; Bless-ed Hisnamc, now in faith 1 be-heve.
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JilIN McTltERSON.
A Few More Days.
John McPHBRSON.
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l. This life with its sorrows will soon paas away, 'Tison-ly a few more dayB; The summons will come to cross
l'. [dream of the joys thai a-waitme a-far, 'Tis on- ly a few more days; And Ions to go home where my
.">. The moments glide swiftly.I'm nearing the shore, 'Tis only a few more days; Where! shall dwell ev-er and
l. I'll pa - tient -ly wait till He calls me up there, 'Tis only a few more days; And then I'll go home, His bri
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lov'd ones now arc. "Pis on-ly a fewmoredays, A few more da A
grieve nev-er more, 'Tis on-ly a fewmoredays.
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man-na To faintine ones on life's shoals; Go tell or a lov - ing Saviour, (in point to the ris - en King,
lin-ger,Thy way will not be so clear; The path which thy Lord hath trodden Thou It know, for His
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And say to the wea-ry pil-grint, Sal - va-tion now I bring.
Have stained all the wea-ry jour-ney, Thro* dark and lonely Btreet.
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ear • nest and watch-fa] eye; Go bear- tag a glad-someme — age To those who'd paaa you by.
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mer - eirs. Lord; K - ter - nal truth at - tends Thy word;
mor - taN, hrinu; In songs of praise di - vine - ly sing;
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Nobody Knows but Jesus.
i. No-bod -y knows the bur-dens I bear, No-bod-y knows
■ -h.nl- y knows the trou-ble I ■ bod-y knows
ro-bod-y knows how tempted I am, No-bod-y knows
t No-bod-y knows the sor-row I feel No-bod- y knows
5. Help me to sing His mer-cy and grace, Help me to -in?
but Jo-
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No - bod - y helps like Je •
Might - y to save is Je
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l |),> yon fear the foe will in the con-fiid win' Is it darkwithoal you, — darker still within?
2. Doea your faith prow fainter in the cause you li »ve? Are your pray 'rsun I by your God a-1
:;. Would you go re-joi-cing on the upward way, Knowing naught of darkness — dwelling in the day?
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( Hear the darken'd windows, open wide the door, Let alittlesunshinein.
Clear the darken'd windows, open wide the door, Let a little sunshine in.
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laid, Hal - le - lu-jah for the cross!
The winds of hell have blown. The world its hate hath shown,
The pr . ' hri-t. tin I
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day tn knew No way hut Thine, To love Thy sweel will
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The Best Friend is Jesus.
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This World is More Than a Battle-field.
1 1 ran Wilson.
John F. Kurzen'kkaff.
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i. This world ja more than a bat - tie-field Of long, wea-ry strife and pain; M is afield when
'J. Bright, golden Bheaves, let us seek to win, At Je-sus' dear feel to lay; As precious to-kens of
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l. When [ have reached earth's border-land, Je- sua willbearmea - way;
•_'. C11 - y of glory bo bright and fair, • it - y of peace a - bove;
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care re-pay? He calls me Still; can I de-lay?
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The Work We Love.
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2 The path way of sane -ti ft - ca i i< >n I-. "Sailor, come, follow thou me-*' Sleapnot in the port of eal
:t. Say not 'tis the call of stern du ty, Say "Je-sus my pattern shall be," Who leflHiabright kingdom of
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Geo. C. Hugo.
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2. \'-\ - it Badness there, neither grief nor tear, In thai beautiful home on high! But they swell thesong, happy
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Sun of My Soul.
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2. There's mu - sic in my soul to-day, A «-.i r - , >l to my King, And Je-sns, listeninggcan hear The
8, There's spring-time in my soul to -day, For when the Lord is near Thedo> e of peace sings in my heart. The
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A Little Talk with Jesus.
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i. While Hght-ing for my Saviour here. The dev-il tries me hard; He u sea all his might-y pow'r, My
2. Tho* dark the night, ana clouds look mack And stormy over head, Andtri - al- of most ev-'ry k i i >< I A
:;. Win a those wl ice were dearest friends, Be-gin toper-sedate, And more wl nee professed to love. Have
l. And thus by frequenl lit -tie talk- I gain the vie-to- ry, And march a-long with cheerful song, En
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2. For thee, my soul, for thee 1 night, Down where the liv- ing flow;
me with the ransom Down where the liv -ing wa-tera flow;
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2. \^ a mother stills her child, Thou canst hush the ocean wild; Boist'rous waves obey Thy will, Whi
3. When at last I neartheshore, And the fear-ful breakers roar 'Twixt me and my peaceful rest: Then while
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3. When souls are dy-ing all a-round, Whysll ye L- die, dun ell them of :i
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Emma I. Fisher.
Step by Step.
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ra BetbThem's lowly manger To tl -ry, Christ, oar
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2. On • ly Thou the debt haal paid, J >« - 1 > -i ,,'r sin that si doom; On-lj Chou II iv'n a-
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V. • J. KlRKPATRICK.
1. Work in ray vineyard! the morning is bright. Labor to-day, la-bor to-day; Now while the sun bathi
2. Work in my vineyard! in noontide s fierce heat. Li ly, la-bor to-day; Tho' on thy brow the son's
3. Work ini ow long. Labor to-day, la-bor to-day; Cheerful - ly l-o to thy
i Work hi mt rinevardifi i until eve, Labor tn-'b\. la-bor to-day; Boun-ti - ful pay thou will
world in its light, Hast-en myvoice t<> o - bey.
scorching rays beat, Faintnot.thy t"il I'll re - pay.
task with a song, 1'" not stand i -die, I- pray.
sure-ly re -ceive, How canst tboa tar-ry a - way?
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I am Resting- in the Saviour's Love.
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the Sav - iour'a love;
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Christ, the Lord, has ta - kin all my -ins a-
Trnst-ing in His grace I ventured free - ly
When I trust -ed Je - sua, 1..' the work was
havenev - er known so pure a joy a-
I am walk -ing with Him in the nar - row
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am rest - ing
am rest - ing
am rest - iiiL'
am rest- ing
am rest - in'.'
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Though I Walk Through Death's Dark Valley.
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2. Though the way is thro' the dark-ness, He shall there mj H ■■ thro' thi-
ll ■ :.;.-■• igth will e'er up-hold; And will gent- ly, gent- ly
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Bringing In the Sheaves.
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ing in the morning, so w-ing seeds of kind-ness. 8ow-ing in the noon-tide and the dew - y eve;
in.' in the snnshine, sow-ing in the shad-ows, Fear-ing nei-ther clouds nor winter's chill-in; I
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By and by the har -vest, and the la- borena-ed, Weshallcome re-joic -ing. bringing in the sh<
When onr weeping's o- ver, Be will bid us welcome, We shall come re -joic -ing, bringing in the sh
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long to wor-ship at theshrine, The temple of our God.
til our hearts should lean no more On tri-fleshere be- low.
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falleth neither shade nor blight; Ofev-'ry land the brightest, best,— When shall we there find peace and rest?
Ending for last perse. — Soon Bhall vre there find peace and rest.
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1 When in the judgment I shall stand, My on-lj plea is .
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1. Would you hear the welcome plau-dit," Well done, servant, en - ter in"? Go to work for Him who
2. Wouldyoubear the palm of vie- try O'er the shin-ing streets of gold? Fiirht the foe-man of His
:>. Would youhear the "Come, ye bless - ed, Dwell with me for - ev - er-more"? Lift the bur-den from tin-
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::. How we 1 » »i i l^ to be therein that beav-en-ly home, How we long with the ransomed to aing;
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2. Once a-gain be-side the cross, All my gain I count but loss; Earth-ly pleasures fade a- way.
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Life is of - fered un-to thee, "Tisa pardon full and free, If to Him you'll on-ly flee; Will you come just now?
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je your hand, my bro-ther; There air calls of love That were made by dear ones Ere they passed a -boye:
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The Precious Words of Jesus.
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2. O, the precious words of Je-sus, "Lo! I am the liv-ing way;" All who walk therein are bless- ed;
3. 0, the precious words of Je-sus, "< ome, ye wea-ry and op- press d; Take my yoke up- on you;" Hear lliml
4. O, the precious words of Je-sus, "All the world I o - ver- came;" What a coiu-furt to Hiachil-dren,
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".They shall conquer in my name:'
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O'er the sheep of Hjs own pas-tare He will watch and vis - il
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Thegood Shepherd, true and faith - ful, Paid the ran-eoni for II i> Bheep.
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He willcrownus with re -joic-ing, Kings and vie -tors ev - er-more.
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Sav - iour; Don'1 lei them stray Far from the wav, Wait-ing to be li*< 1 !•■ the Sav-iour
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the life- n-gcr-fraught men, Sinking in an-guish where you've nev-er been:
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Thou Knowest.
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1. Thou, Lord, knowest them thai arc Thine, Their thoughts are revealed to Thine
i!. I stand where the pathways di - vide, And know no1 the rare I mnst
3. Thy conn -sel, sn precious, so sweet, shall point me the way I must
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way to de- ride, \n<l feel mj -self lost and an - done.
structioas 1 meet, Thy presence will nev-er for - sake.
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Go Gather the Golden Grain?
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1 Go forthwith a will now your mis - sion
3. Go work in the field, there an wick - les
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Wandering Child, Come Home.
121
J. I . Moorp.
MAY BE USED AS A SOLO.
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II. irk! hear the sweet wordsyourFatherisBaying, Oh, wandering child, come home; ["here a room inmyhoosefor
You've gone far a-way to darkness and danger, Oh, wanderingchild, come home; Oh, come back today, you'll
The (east is prepared, the robe is now ready, Ob, wandering child, come home; Why luxlon the hu.^k^.' your
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soon die ofhunger, Oh, wandering child, come home.
Father has plenty, And bids you today, come home.
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Come borne, my child, come home, ( onie home,
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come home.
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Sowing and Reaping.
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2. In the glow-ing noondaj b scorching heat we'll la - l»>r on, Bow-ing by all waters whicl i
;j. Faithful be our Ber-vice, sow-ing, reap-ing in the field; And the fruit-age of the har-\t-t
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can rest up - on: When the com-ing shad-owe gath-er si -lent o'er the hill, He will pay the
ii- glad- ly yi< id; Then the gra-cious summons w< Bhallhearwhen la-bor'spast, Welcome iaith-ful
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sei vant, come in -to my rest at last
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Come Unto Me.
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2, Baa- y my yoke, my bur-den light, Low-ly my heart, and kind; Come on- to me, with all* your
3. How gra-ciousia Thy Bervice, Lord, Where love, not fear, controls; And all who, heav-y lad-en
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Jesus is my Rock and Refuge.
Lvdia A. Forney.
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2. In the hour of sor-esl tri-al I can to Ami in lov-ing tones Ha
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.-us on- ward we will go, And of i!>'- - >l - va-tion ire will Enng;
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If Jesus Came To-day.
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1. If Je - sua came to - 'lay. Would He find me watching, Lamps all trimmed and burning bright?
2. If Je-sus came to - day. Would I run t<> meet Him: A~k Him home, my 'waiting Lord,
.'i. If Je- bus came to - day, Would my soul re-ceive Him? How I'd lay my burdens down,
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si low my love in look and word, Press Him to my waiting heart, If Je-sus came to -
Pride and self would all begone, He should till my heart alone, If Je-sus came to- dayl
Blessi d Saviour,
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Joyjullj.
O, Tis '"iood to Praise tne Lord.
l. Praise the Lord in joy -fill numbers. Praise His kind pro* tect-ing care; Praise the love that nev - <r
2 Praise Him for the blood that bought us, For the robe of spot- leas white; For the mighty hand that
8. Praise for peace, sur-pass-ing measure, As we learn His full- ness more; Faith, (he key to heav'n-ly
4. Praise Him for life'sva- ried Bto-ry, Chiming with sal - va-tion's chord; Pres-entgraceand fu -
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Ye are My Witnesses.
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2. Haveyorj a- ny songs for Je- sua? Sing them out in glad re-fram: They may help an err-ing
■i. Does the Mas-ter reign tri-um-pbantln yoursoulfromday to day? Tell it out on -to your
4. Wit-ness- es of His sal - va-tion, Speak for Je- suswhue ye may; Soon will come the long, long
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broth -er Turnun - to the Lord a - gain,
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I Dare Not Idle Stand.
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1 I dare not i-dle stand, While here on ev-'ry band The whit'ning fields declare the harvest near:
harveel near;
2 [ dare not i-dlestand, While o-ver all the land Poor wand' ring souls need lnnubU- help like mine;
help like mine;
3. I dare not i-dle stand, Dm atmyLoi I mmand. For Him I'll labor on thro' life's short day;
life's >h"rt 4*71
A glean-er Iwonld be, Andgatb-er. Lord, for Tint-. Lost I withcmp-ty hands at last appear.
Par oright-er than the gem In monarch's di-a-dem. Each soul a star in J e-sus' crown may shine.
The eve will come at last. Day's La • bor soon is past, E - ter-nal rest will then my toil nspay.
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The Shepherd's Voice.
MAY BE SUNO AS A SOLO OR CHORUS.
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1 > ci 1 1 ii I Hefol-low II i-» 1' >-t one, O'er mountains so rueged and wild; And still would His loving voice
wea-ry and heartsick and burdened, [journeyed a- far from mj home, No friend with sweet counsel to
Inev-er forsake thee, nor leave thee, I'll he with thee always," He said; Then, then] in pen - i-tence
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call me, "Comehome, cometo me, on! my child." Come home, come home, 0, seek ye that home,
cheer me, When 1<>. His sweet voice whisper d "Come."
sought Him, Con-tent by 11 i.-- hand io he led.
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Wash Me in the Blood of the Lamb.
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2 Je - bus died for me on Cal-v'ry's moun-tain, Waahme in the blood of
;: I'. .mi with- in me, Lord, a new Wasnme in thel
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Ripe for the Harvest.
133
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With Him in Heav'n to a - bide.
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3. Love found a way in-to mj heart And bade its sin andgriel
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Onward Speed.
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1. Onward speed thyconq'ring flight, Angel! onward speed; Cast abroad thy radiant light, Bid the shades recede:
:.'. Onward speed thy conq'ring flight. Angel I onward speed; Long has been the reign of night, Let the light succeed:
:;. Onward speed thy conq ring flight, Ansel! onward speed; Morning bursts np-on our sight, Lol the time decreed:
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Dn-to thee earth's snff'rers lift Their im-plor-ing wail, Bear them Heaven's bo-ly gift Ere their courage fail
Now the I,ord His kingdom takes, Thrones and empires fall, Now the joy-oua Bong awakes, "God is all in all."
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All This World For Jesus.
Minnie D. Johnson.
Js" R Bryant
'All this world for Je - sus!" We'll shout o'er land and
"All thisworld for Je - bus!" Shall be ourwatch-word now;
"All ihisworld for Je - BUS!" Shall be our joy - Jul Bong;
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Every Hour I Need 1 hy Blessing.
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ir I need Thy bless-ing, Ev-'ry mo- men t need Thy care; Lord, to Thee I i
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I've Been Down to the Cross.
Minnie B. John
Jno. R. Bryant.
1. T'vo been down to the cross, Where my Saviour bled anddled; To a - tone f..r :ny rina,He
2. I've lieen down to the cross, 1 ve em-braced t he pre -i I; A 1 my par-don complete, I am
8. I've been down to the cross, I've ob-taiued His pre- cioua love; And I cner-iah the hope, Of a
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I've Been Down to the Cross. (Concluded.)
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In His Name.
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1. II you'd my dis-ci-ple be, "Take my cross and fol - low me; Fol -low where the Id
2 i' the world the mes- sage sent, Tell-ingof this Heav'nly Friend: Seek tbewi
8. In Hisname the bun-gry feed-, "Min - is-ter to those in need: Go with o-pr'n hand t< I
A. 1 ho' the world may treat you ill, In His name presson- ward still, Those who beor the cross shall be,
I). S. — Come andti teHis love divine.
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Point them t>> tin- Liv-ing way.
All who are in deep di
Crowned with palms of vic-tor - y.
Peace and blessings shall be thine.
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The Armor of Light.
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We're sol-diere on da-ty, the foe Is ai hand.Wewaitfromi I p-tain the word of command;
Ohl ne'er lei us fal-ter, or faint in the strife, The term oi ■ > ir ser-vice shall end but
The march may be wea-ry.and rug-ged the way, Thatleada to the glo-ri-ous por-
We'll r«->t on the banks of the riv-er, and wait The an -gel of welcome, who o - pena thci
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is He who hath promised to write, Tl ir on His
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Sol - va-tion'sown hel-met, theshieldof our faith, Oh! shout for the tri-umph o'er sin and o'er death.
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Going to Live with Jesus.
J. H. Hall.
1. [want to be with Je-sus, To live with Hima-bove, WithJesua, my dear Saviour. To share Hisheav'nly
2. I want to go to Je-sus, This world is full of woe; BlestJesus, then will lead me, Where liv-ing waters
;$. [ want to live with Je-sus, A-bovethe star-ry sky. Where I shall see His glory. In His bright hot
4. 1 want to Bee im Sav-iour, Ami friends who've gone before, To live with them forever, Qd that bright, golden
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Drifting Away From His Love.
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giv'n, in peace I trow, To the ransom'd in Heav'n to be ■
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What should be for - got;
What jliou - got;
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What should be for - got;
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Ne'er lis-ten to the jest or song Which
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For thoughts un-ho - ly lead to sin Don't
could de- file an an-a i of mjne
on my spir - it should re-main; Oh eves of m nl
raem-ber Hun wholooks with-in; Oh. hands of m"*
wordsof gen-tle-ness and • 0 lips of mine
■ ncss with-in: Oh, heart of mine!
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God is Love
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1. God is love! the soft winds whia - per; Morn-ing sons an<l ev - 'ning ves - per, I
2. t ia love! all na - ture ring - ing, Heav'n and earth tbeii prais-ea bring -u i ia
3. '""I is love, ye ruor-tala tell it; God ia love! in an -themasweil it; <""l ia
i. 1 is lovel all, ne\ - or wea - ry; Keep your heart still bright and cheer -y: Tri - uU
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re but t.i prove, Sweetest corn-fox* — God is low-!
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Lowly Workers.
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2, Not nil can >ail a -cross the sea, And to the heath-en preach; Yet each may try, with
& Not all who work for Je - sua' sake I the heights of fame; Yet, work-ing with a
•1. Al-though unknown to mor - tals here, "With God 'tis writ-ten down; Ye la - bored for He
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l'\ - ing heart, Some wan-der-er to reach,
low - ly heart, They love Himju-t the
while on earth, And Heaven shall gain your crown.
Then work!
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Hast Thou No Gift?
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2. The Lord < 1 i < 1 not dis-dain her touch, Nor draw B 9
:;. He marked her well in gra-ciouslove. He spoke ber
4. To them Ha said; yon see the deed Wheret er the
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We Come to Thee.
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1. Je- sub, we come to Thee, Thou source of ev'-ryjoy; Grant us Thy smil ins? face to sec, An<l
2. Je -bus, Thy name we love, "Tisma - sic in our ear; Now send Thy pres-ence from a-hovi
8. Thy presence, Lord, Im-part Tothose who love Thy name; And leteach wait-ing, long-inghearl
4. Thy presence, Lord, I feel, In this poor heart of mine; My soul, with love un - -dy ing, seal, And
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Committed to Jesus.
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i. Com-mit-ted toJe-t fandmy all, To do at Hi- bid-ding, and 'all:
2. Com-mil ted toJe-f ry day lit"; Well knowing it means for
:;. Com-mit-ted to Jo -bus, my in-nermost will, My in - ner-most purpose, His wish to fill -fill;
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To faith ful-ly do all the will of the Lord, Andfol-lowHimful • ly, o - bey- ing Hia word.
Withardor, His serv- ice, I'll ev - er pur - sue, And do wL -so-ev-er B Lame t.> do.
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0, Worship the King.
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Praise, praise, praise! His glory shines thro' endless days; Praia ' —All
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8. No pow'r of sin can me en-snare, I'm un-derThy pro-tect-inKcare;
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Sav-iour, toThee I pray, Cause Thou my tears to stay; Turn darkness in -to day, To Thee I
Hear Tin hi my earnest plea, There is no help but Thee; Speak, Lord, and lift Thou me Out of despaii .
What if my sins are great, I must nothes - i- tate, Now to make known my state, Sav-iour, toThee:
Here while Thy cross appears,! ban-ish all my fears, For 'neath these burning tears, !'• ■ ■ lesto mi
My heart's greatgrief 1 pourAI Thy feet, o'er and o'er; Hear me my
Thoubless-ed Son of God, With Thy most precious bl I, Thou hast
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All my trust on Thee is stayed,
Thou of life the fountain art.
Till the storm of life is past;
All my help from Th< e I bring;
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Tis Sweet to Talk with Jesus.
Jno. R. Bryant
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■ ( It helps the Christian onward. When fainting 'neath His load: When fie-ry tri-als
,, ( 'Tis sweet to talk with Je-sus, When evil thoughts in vail'-.
"• (Assured that He will lis-ten, And ren-der timely aid: Who else would share our
„ J 'Tis sweet t< > t:i Ik with Je-sus, And know 'twill not be long,
1 Till we shall in His kingdom, Join in 'the sweet new song:" There with the 6hining
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sorrows, Who else our bur-dens bear? Whoelse but this Re- deem -er, Will al- ways heed our prayerf
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Robert C. Titer.
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2 For or a-gainst Him, you must say Whicli-ev - er side you choose to-day; While He i> wait - ing
.">. Chos-en to be His val-ientband, We shall ob-serve the blest command! Wit-ness -es, for the
4. Gird - ed with gos - pel ar-mor bright, Firm-ly de-fend -ing truth and right; Faith-ful t:n - til life's
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Rest, Blessed Rest.
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When in strugglingfor right, and battling with wrong, The rough doubtful path lonesome and long A-
When the home of our childhood is shrouded and dim, And lo\ doneswe'veclangto, are gathered to Him < 'li!
4. B i the shadows will pass, and the tears will bedried, And the light, and the love will forever abide; Without
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then like a babe, by its moth-er caressed, In thebos-om i rlrest.
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Precious Blood of Jesus,
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2 He's your best and tru-est friend, Let Him in, Let Him in, Let Him in;
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to live or die, (to live or die), I know not which is best; (oh, which is besl ;To live
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is bliss (is bliss) tome, T<> die is end - less rest, To die is end - lessrest.(sw<
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Abide with me, o Lord 138
A charge to keep I have 83
A i row n of tboi us the Saviour wears 17<;
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\ Mini. TALK WITH JESI B " .... 77
ALLEL1 .i.V 4
ALL COB PRE< loi s JESI - ..........'. 95
ILL GLORY TO II is NAME .... 171
ALL THIS WORLD FOB JE81 - 1 in
V.reyou watching for the Bridegroom 30
A sill Mil; IN THB TIME OF STORM >1
Awake, ye saints ,7
Behold, behold the Lamb of God
Behold He < oheth 30
I K I HOI w I I II I •■ I
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Beyond the bwelling flood 13
Blessed savioi b,TheeJ lovi 101
Blessed Saviour, Thou art mv hope and staj -4
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BBINGINQ IN THE6HEAVE8 87
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» hristian, rouse thee from thy slumber ;>5
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Come to the living waters 64
C'OMI IN l:i M> j ;
Come ye that love the Lord :7
' OMMITTED TO jESlrj 1,4
Does tin- light of love shine o'er you 105
l>o you fear the foe will in the conflict win r.
Drifting away from His love 154
"I" n lino, hear not ],-,<i
Earthly pilgrims nuu are resting 94
ENDEAVOR BENBDK riON SONG I .1
END] ESS I'l \IH ] ig
j.< l.KV HOUR 1 NEED THY BI^SSING........."....."."!!.'."!." 146
Par away in the depths of my s]iiril ]-,
I 'M FVFR HJ RE MY I FST BHALI BI
From all who dwell below the skies, l. Si 47
GIVE ME 1"HY LOVE, DEAR SAVIOUR 60
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Glory be to the Father
go and bear a message
god< alltng yki
God ib love
God ofevi oing, <.■.<! oi morning....
<■() (.\ I HER 1IIK GOLDI N GRAIN. .
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(,oin<; -lo LIVE W II II JESUS
Go labor with might in the harvest
GOLDES Mi SIC
GO WORK " 177
' ro work iii the harvest oi ihc- L^id
Hallelujah! I am saved
Happy and free on iln^ glad children sdaj
'larkl hear the sweet words
[AST THOU NO GIF] ""' " j,~_.
lave tin- nations I • d ],;
[a ve you any words for J esu ' ] .,
[ear the blessed invitation ],"|
[e came to save me "" ]•]
[e'll carry the lambs in his arm ..
Holy Spirit, faithful gtjidi
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AM BESTING in TH1 SAVIOt R S I OVE
AM SAVED
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can hear my Sav iour callin
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HAVE \ FRIEND IN JE8U8 :
have no merit of my on 11
have read of a world of beaut)
know at the river of death... ..... j 1
love Thee
love to hear the story
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L'jYL 1'HtE.
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In the low-lands some are weeping
In the morn of morns when we all meet there-
I read the sweet storj ; : a -.nd i;,un
[ sing because I love Him so
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I I A I.1.'. • VS HOI :»
I \ e a ii i : nil so dear to rat
I \k been news TD mi : Roee
1 want to bo with J<-n^ '
JESUS All. 1UK WAY
Jesus, I am n«-\ er wearj
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Jesus is mighty to rescue and mm . ..
JESUS IS MY i;o( k ami i;kfi ge
Ilvsii-.. l.ov i- i OF MY SOI I-
JB8US, MY mini "
Jesus, our wonderful aivioir
1 SAVES ME
Jesus, SAviofi:, pilot ire...*.'".".*.'
Jesus, we come to Thee
WILL BEAR ME O'ER
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Keep thyself pure
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Labor ro-n \y
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tali iii> ajoyral Bong of praise
Like ships thai arc sailing
1 • l. to Thee in Guth, we mine.
Long. long, from the fold had I u.
Little jewels
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lord, we seek thy blessing
Love divine
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sweet ti irt tf
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MIOHTY TO RESCUE AND SAVE
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My hand in Thine, dear Lord.....'
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Nobody knows of the workil makes
Nobody knows the burden 1 bear
V>t THE II VI K Vi AS BVEB T()l C
\> want shall I know
0, christian triumphantly singing
<». < i iy 01 mi-. .1 ISPBB Wai.i
0 come, lei as raise our tribute ol song
O'er ii- friends His watch-care keeping
Oh, bring them to Jesus
Oh, hasten now toCah 'rys mountain..."
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<». how He loves .' .....''.'."."
0, how patiently He waited
OH, I LOVE To THINE OF JESI S....
Oh, my Inaii is thrilled
Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus
OH, THJ S(;'\ ini \nd I o iPING
Oh, they tell i fa home .".".'
Oh, wonderful story of mercy and love
0 LORD, ABIDE w mi UE
'INK DAY HEARER HOME '..
«'NK LOOE AT THE CROSS. .
"INK MORE BLESSING
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Only to wait at Thy h-m
Ok ihf, cross
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O, riSOOODTO PRAISE THE LORD .'.'.
Our Lord whom we've nol seen
1 " I IT r Ii I tk OF BONE
Oul in the world whiledeadin sin
<»'u on the ocean the storm-clouds
O, WORSHIP THB KlN(
Pass iton.
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PURE AS THE LILIES
QUH K TO THE RE» UE.
1! USE YOUR h \nd
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>AI B A. HOME [8J
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SALVATION'S nil
8 A\ I'll R III ] HSR 111 \Y 1 ■'• ;
Bl LTTERING PRECIOUS SEED ->
Send i hi i w.i i~
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Hi nee 1 lost my Bins, and I found my Sa> iour
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Slain forthesina of the world 66
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The heavenly Shepherd is calling 14-»
The home of < loi dless day in
i he Lord i^ my qi mi- i-n
i ni. Lord i^ my Shepherd ... ->i
i ::l I ' r rest. ]'■
The precioi b words of Jesi - .....'. 114
Then ouls about us Hi;
There are wan'drers on the mountains 29
There i- ;i work for each to do lm
There is glory in my soi 1 .„;
tE'SABf \i I 11 1 1. IK All [".'['. ;H;
[HERE'S A HOME THAT WAITS Fee M- IQS
There b< leansing mi he pre< tous blood 99
There's sunshine in my soul today ::,
I liese two little hands were given 1 ' ,
The Shepherd's vo 11 1 i.-n
The \\ ay of the cross n
The work we love '...".'."" 1. !
The world of beauty ......... ...^ ..-
vorld w ill ho better 5
'l Ins I ii'i: with it-; Borrows will soon pass awaj 45
THIS WORLD IS MORE THAN A BATTLl mm,. ,1
Those words "no tears" will look so bless'd i>
the prospects of the harvest 7i
Thon Bculah Land, in thee Ilivc
Hi" I WALK THRO'DEATH'S DARK vali
THOUKNOWE81 '" jjj,
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