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COPYRIGHT 1910 BY GEO. W. SANVILLE FOR THE PRAISE PUB. CO.
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W\^t King's fratspB
• Number 2 •
Compiled especially for
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS and
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EDITED BY
C. P. CURRY MILTON S. REFS
WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK H. L* GILMOUR
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PREFACE
The King's Praises, Number 2, has been produced
after much careful thought on the part of the Editor?^.
We believe it will commend itself to the public as
an exceptional collection of new and popular gospel
songs.
More than fifty new copyrights are included in this
collection and nearly all of them have been tried out
ii\ large assemblies. We believe they will prove very
acceptable.
We have tried to make a book of new songs and
popular favorites covering a wide range of authors.
We send it on its mission of song, believing that
many precious souls will be won for the Master through
its use.
The Publishers.
March 1st, 1910.
Thos. Kex.
Doxology.
( Old Hundred. L. M.
Louis Boitrgeois.
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1. Look, ye saintSjthe sight is glo-rious, See the Mau of sor-nnvs now;
2. Crown the Saviour,angels, crown him: Rich the trophies Je - sua brings:
3. Sin - ners in ds-ri-sion crown'd him. Mocking thus the Saviour's claim;
4. Hark, those bursts of ac-cla-ma-tion ! Hark, those loud triumphant chords!
From the fitiht return'd vie - to- rious, Ev- 'ry knee to him shall bow:
In the seat of pow'r enthrone him, While the vault of heav-en rings:
Saints and angels crowd a-round him. Own his ti - tie, praise his name:
Je - sus takes the highest sta - tion: O what joy the sight af - fords!
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Crowns become the Victor's brow;
Crown the Saviour King of kings;
Spread a- broad the Victor's fame;
King of kings,and Lord of lords;
Crowns become the Victor's brow ;
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Crowns become the Victor's brow.
Crowns l)e-come the Vic - tor's brow.
Crown the Sav - jour King of kings.
Spread a - broad the Vic - tor's fame.
King of kings, and Lord of lords.
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One of Go(Fs Days,
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One of God's days ev-'ry dark cloud, Hid-ing the sun-light of
One of God's days, those wbd" are now Faith-ful to Je - sus in
One of God's days loved ones so dear, Who in the glo - ry are
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see light; Then will they know all of life's
a while, We shall soon meet, with all the
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1. Sing the tidings o'er and o'er, Christ will win! Send the news o'er sea and shore,
2. Fast his fol-low-ers increase, Christ will win ! Dawns the blessed day of peace,
3. Long-er grow his battle-lines, Christ will win! As the sun his glo-ry shines,
4. See the hosts of evilfi'own,Christ will win! See, beyond the victor's crown,
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Christ will win! With his hosts he on- ward goes, Mak-iug cap-tives
Christ will win! Day by day and hour by hour, Nations feel his
Christ will win! In the vales of sin and shame. Souls to live a-
Christ will win! Doubt and sin are backward hurl 'd. He is bless- ing
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of his foes; Forward! for the way he knows; Christ will win!
Sav-ing pow'r; Is he not a might-y tow'r? Christ will win!
new be - gin; Praise his ev - er - last-ing name! Christ will win!
all the world, Sa-tan's ban-uers will be furl'd; Christ will win!
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1. How my longing heart is cheer'd And my Lord the more endear'd By his
2. Golden beam of priceless worth, Piercing thro' the mists of earth, Ev- er-
3. Hoar-y head and smiling youth, Ponder well the wondrous truth, Let your
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precious words that come from heav'n above! From his high and ho - ly throne,
more his faith-ful, yearing care to prove, Love that knows not chill, or change,
soul with grat-i-tude and gladness move; With a joy that's full and strong,
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Ten - der-ly he tells his own: "I have lov'd thee with an everlasting love."
Passing fancy's widest range, ''I have lov'd thee with an everlasting love!"
Sound the blest, exultant song, "I have lov'd thee with an everlasting love."
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1. 'Twas love a-lone that mov'd my Lord To bear his cross to Cal- va - ry ;
2. Love mov'd the Fa - ther's heart to give His Son our sac -ri - fice to be,
3. And so I give with- out re- serve My all, his ev-er-raoreto be;
Not Ro-raan spears nor Pilate's word, But just his love for you and me.
To die that sinful souls might live; 'Twas just his love for you and me.
My mind and strength his cause to serve, Be-cause he gave his all for me.
'Twas mighty love that took him there To die up - on the cru - el tree,
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6 You Can Never Be Lonely With Jesus,
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1. You can nev - er be lone-ly if Christ is your friend, He says he'll be
2. You can nev-erbe lone-ly in earth's darkest night,God'spil -lar of
3. With no Christ and no hope,0 so lone - ly life's road ! Come now and be
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fire now is burning bright, And your soul shall be flooded with heavenly light;
cleansed in the precious blood ; You may have as companion the dear Son of God ;
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1. When I have fin-ish'd my pil - grimage here, When shall have vanish'd temp-
2. Wheal am trou-bled by grief and de -spair, Grace never fail-iiig a-
3. When I havetrav-el'd the w^ay with my Lord, Counting the mile-posts by
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waits me up there; Will-ing to trust him what - ev - er be- tide,
faith in his word, Liv -iog and dy-ingwith him at my side,
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Let Us Be Triumphant Christians.
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us be tri-um-phaut Christians While we so-jouru here be- low;
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us be tri-um-phant Christians With love's banner wide unfurl 'd;
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Let us give the world the sun-shine Of a true, vie - to-rious life;
Trusting in our conqu'ring Je - sus Who has o - ver-come the world;
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Let us meet life's dis-appointraents With a courage born of faith
Ev - 'ry need - ed grace sup- ply- ing While we look to him for aid,
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We have something more en-dur-ing Than its tran - si - to - ry joys.
In our glo - ri - ous Ro-deem- er,Who has con- quer'd sin and death.
On his arm of strength re-ly- ing We shall nev - er be dismay'd.
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" Bear ye one another's burdens. — Gal. 6 : 2.
F. S, Shepard.
1. There's many a sor - row The world may uot know; Hearts sadden'd and
2. Hearts weary with striv- ing May faint by the way, If those who are
3. Christ left all the glo - ries Of heav- en a - bove, Impell'd to thy
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strong-er Join not in the fray; Haste then to the res - cue
res - cue By in - fi - nite love; Thy heart hath been glad-den'd
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Of those who are weak; Go strengthen'd by Jesus, Thy brother to seek.
Thy sins wasli'd a- way ; Tell oth-ers of Je - sus, The Life and the Way.
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standing on the Hill-top.
Rev. D. Y. Stephens.
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1. I have come thro' sorrow's valley, and thro' sin's darkest night; I
2. My dear Sav-iour has gone o - ver to pre-pare me a place; I
3. If old Jordan's waves around me roll, I shall have no fear; I
4. I will lift mine eyes in gladness, to be-hold heaven's land; I
5. O my broth-er from the wilderness, look up and be-hold; I
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2. Down in Geth-sem - a - ne, there I be ■
3. See him as-cend the mount, bleeding for
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prom- ised day of vie - to - ry;
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For me he left
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Shed oft the bit - ter tear, In love so pure and dear, How could
He went to Pi-late's hall, Bearing the sins of all, How could
For me he did a- tone, Dy- ing in shame a - lone, How could
He conquer'd all his foes,Then he in glo - ry rose, How could
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E. E. Hewitt.
Bear the Ci*ons.
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1. Bear the cross for Je - su8,bear it day by day ; Fol-low in his footsteps
2. Bear the cross for Je - sus,heav-y though it be, He will ease the burden
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withhisgrace so free; Ail your will sur-ren-der to his will di -
will the light-er grow; Cross-es with his bless-ing seem up -lift - ing
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vine, Mer - cies, rich and ten - der, in your heart will shine,
wings, Till his joy pos - sess - ing, sweet ho - san - na rings.
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I Am Thine, 0 Lord.
Fanny J. Cbosby.
U>. W. DOANE.
1. I am thine.O Lord, I have heard thy voice. And it told thy love to me;
2. Con-se-crate me now to thy service, Lord, By the pow'r of grace di - vine;
3. O the pure deli jrht of a sin-gle hour That before thy throne I spend,
4. There are depths of love that I cannot know Till I cross the nar-row sea;
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Let my soul look up with a steadfast hope, And my will be lost in thine.
When I kneel in pray'rand with thee,my God, I commune as friend with friend
There are heights of joy that I may not reach Till I rest in peace with thee.
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U The (joldeii Days aie Couiiug Bye aud Bye.
Oba Samuel Gbay.
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Does the tempter seek your soul ? Do your doubts perplex your mind ?
Tho' your load is heavy now, Don't give up or be cast down;
Je - su3 is a mighty king, Ev - 'ry foe will vanquish'd be;
Sin some day day will be unknown, Tears of pain and sor row o'er;
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God has promis'd,aud he's true,
We shall find our heart's de-sire
Those we've " lov'dand lost awhile,'
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Hap - pi- ness in him you'll find.
Ev - 'ry cross will mean a crown.
Thro' the Man of Gal - i - lee.
We shall meet to part no more.
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The gold-en days are coming by and by, The gold-en days are
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15 The Aii2:els Have (liar^e Over Thee.
WiLDIE THAYEB.
Ps. 91: 11.
H. L. GlLMOUK.
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1. In time of temp-ta - tion, I hear a sweet voice, So tender - ly
2. When tri - ala a - rise, and \vhen dan-ger is near. A light in the
3. Then rest, sweetly lest, on the promise of God, From sin and its
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whis-per to me, "Be strong in the Lord, sweetly rest on his word,
dark- Ties.'j I see. This prom-i.^e so blest bringeth comfort and re.st,
pow - er be free; O be of good cheer, there is noth-ing to fear,
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" The angels have charge o- ver thee
" The angels have charge o- ver thee
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Why Not Come to Him Now?
Jackson.
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1. Sweet as the dew at morn, When the new day is born, . .
2. Lonj^ hast thou sought for rest, Long have thy sins dis - trest! . .
3. Sweet as the voice of love Whispers the heav'n-ly dove,..
I at morn, is born,
Com - eth the voice of Je - sus to cheer thee, Gracious-ly to thee borne;
Long has thy soul, its heav-y load bear-ing, Sad -ly its guilt con - fest!
Gra- cious-ly bear-ing God's in - vi - ta- tion, From his bright throne a-bove!
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Help-less, a -lone and drear, ...... Seek
Yield to him now thy heart! Bid
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all thy doubts de - part!
of all.
'Come un.-to me, all ye that are wea-ry!" Come, ere the shadows fall!
Je - sus would help, thy sorrows all sharing; Glad-ly the message hear!
He would in mer-cy per- feet sal - va- tion Free- ly to thee im-part!
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will j^e not come to him now,just now?
Copyright, 1910, by H. L. Gilmour, W eoonah, N
Why Not Come to Him Now ?— Concluded.
The Saviour will meet thee, With pardon will greet thee ! 0 why not come to him now ?
just now'
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Open Thou Mine Eyes,
Julia H. Johnston.
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PsA. 119: 18.
F. S. Shepard.
1. 0-pen thou mine eyes,Lord Je - sus, Wondrous things I long to see;
2. Give me, Lord, the o - pen vis - ion, Make the sa-cred page to shine;
3. Lord, re-veal the path of du - ty; Step by step to thee I cling;
4. Wondrous love and wondrous kindness. Mighty pow'r and saving grace,
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In thy word and by thy spir - it. Bring nie face to face with thee.
Let me see thy hand, O Sav-iour, I would place mine own in thine.
Lead me, till in all his beau-ty, I be - hold the glorious King.
All may know if thou but o - pen Blinded eyes to see thy face.
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Lord and Sav- iour, thou hast promised Grace and wisdom, life and light;
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18
James Bowk
He Whispers His Love to Me.
H. L. GiLMOUB.
1. Whe/i-ftv - er by ?or- row my spir - it is tried, Or roujih seems my
2. Tho' wr^vesof mis-for-tune may o- ver me roll, And friends with their
3. At times when the temp-ter steals near to my heart, I claim the pow'r
fuur will be mine, when I get the command To cross to the
4. No
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be, My pre- cious Re-deem-er what-ev - er be -tide,
flee, Still Je - sus my Saviour comes close to my soul,
free, The wil - der - ness He - ro then bids him de-part,
sea, For Christ who has promised, be - side me will stand,
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Still whis-pers his love to
And whis-peis his love to
And whis-pers his love to
And whis- per his love to
He whispers his love to me,
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Shine and Keep Sweet,
O. H. M,
Mk8. C. H. MoRfns.
There's sorrow and pad-ness on ev - er - y side, And tri - als how
Shine brightest for Je -sus when dark -est the way, When fierce op-po-
His K race is suf - fi cient what-ev - er the test. You nev - er need
Then walk in the light with God's glo - ry in view, Bal-va-tion is
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si - tion you meet; His love can change midnight to ra-diantnnon-day;
suf - fer de - feat; Then scat-ter the snn-light, Ipt oth-ers be blest;
full and com - plete; Keep look-ing to Je- sus he'll car -ry you thro':
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' Side, ev r> foe 'neath your feet, Just shine, brother,shine and keep sweet.
and keep sweet.
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I Have an Every Day Saviour.
Mrs. O. D. Martin.
W STILLMAN '«" .iTIN.
1. I have an ev - 'ry day Sav- ionr, Je-sus wnc died foi m ,
2. I have an ev - 'ry day Sav- iour,Plauninjj: my way for me;
3. I have an ev - 'ry day Sav- iour, On hi.^ ■strong arm I rest,
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Full of com-pas-sion and n et ^v. A - ble to make me free; (make free;'
He knows the end and he gn» - ing — On - ly a step I see; (I see;)
Seeking hisglo-rv and hon- or, Do ing my Lord's be -best ;(be-hest;)
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Nev er a moment un -mind-ful, He will not slumber or sleep;
Rui - ing the world by his pow - er, Rul-ing my heart by his love;
1 shall find grace for temp-ta- tion, Light he will shed on my way;
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O what a Sav -iour is Je-sus, Living for - ev - er a - bove!
O what a Sav -iour is Je-sus, Sav-ing and keeping each day!
I have an ev - 'ry day Sav-iour,Won-der-ful,won-der-ful Sav-iour!
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O what a Friend! I may de-pend Ev-er on Je - sus my Sav- iour.
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Never Doubt Your Saviour.
James? Rowe.
Wm. J. KiRKPATRIOK.
1. Tho' your head be bow'd with sorrow, Never doubt your Saviour, Never donbtyour
2. When the tempter strives to harm you, Never doubt your Saviour, Never doubt your
3. On his love re - ly com-plete-ly ; Never doubt your Saviour, Never doubt your
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Sav-iour; Go to him and cora-fort bor - row, Nev-er, nev - er doubt your
Sav-iour; Wnen the storms of life a - larm you, Nev-er, nev- er doubt your
Sav-iour; Rest in him se-rene-ly, sweet -ly; Nev-er, nev - er doubt your
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Sav-iour; Ev - er in his precious side There is room for you to hide;
Sav-iour; Faithful he will ev - er prove Till you reach your home a-bove;
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Let your faith in him a - bide; Nev- er, nev-er doubt your Sav- iour.
No one loves as he doth love; Nev- er, nev-er doubt your Sav- iour.
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(iod Is For Us.
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1. There's a glad song rings thro'out the world to- day, It is
2. "Peace on earth, good will to men" he brings to all, It is
3. He shall reign from sea to sea, and shore to shore. It is
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is vic-to-ry! Pris- on doors swing wide,and i - ron fet- ters fall;
is vic-to-ry! Ev- 'ry mor-tal tongue confess his sov' reign pcw'r;
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Bless the Lord, My Soul.
Wm. J. KiKKPATKICK.
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1. O ble?s the Lord, ray soal, AstheFriend who died for thee; And bless him
2. O bless the Lord, my soul. As the Rock in which we hide; And bless him
3. O bless the Lord, my soul, As the Hope so sure and sweet; And bless him.
4. O bless the Lord, my soul. As the Guide iu days to come; And bless him
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for the saving grace, So rich, so full and free,
for the sense of peace, A-mid the surging tide,
for the lov-iug call To wor-ship at his feet,
for the crown of life In thy e - ter-nal home.
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Bless the Lord,
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Why I'm Happy.
Ada Blenkhorn.
Lyman F. Jacskon.
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1. I'm hap - py in my Lord be-low, My heart with praise doth overflow;
2. On him I cast my ev - 'ry care, And he doth all my sorrow share;
3. His faith - ful-uess and truth a-bide; He bids me in his love con-fide;
4. He leads me in the nar-row way, He saves and keeps me ev-'ry day;
5. For all my need he gives me grace,For ev - 'ry time and ev-'ry place;
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He gives me strength my cross to bear, And that
From ev-'ry foe in him I hide, And that
I love him, and his will o - bey, And that
And ev - 'ry-where I see his face, And that
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I'm hap-py! I'm hap- py! Praise God, I'm al- ways hap pv ' i'n'
hap-py in my Lord be-low, He took my bur -den long a -go; And
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25 Safe in the Ark.
Rev. Johnson Oatman. Jr. J. B. Herbert.
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1. When I was lost
2. Here thro' the blood
3. Now, thro' the grace
4. Here I will stay
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I have bee: made whole, Here I am
of the Lord, I stand, Bound for the
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out, deep-er yet with- in; God sent me help and I en- tered in,
safe, tho' the waves may roll; Here not a storm can mo - lest iny soul,
shores of the Gold - en Land; Here I am k-pt by the Lord's own hand,
stav till I reach yon shore; Then I willren-der, for- ev - er - more,
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In - to the Ark
Safe in the Ark
Safe in the Ark
Praise for the Ark
God.
God.
God.
God.
I'm safe, safe in the Ark to - day.
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26
Somebody Cares.
Ibbne Dubfek.
W. Stillman Mabtin.
1. Nev - er a-lone in this earth- iy way, Somebody cares, Soraehod-y cares,
2. Wheal am siViging a hap - py sonji, Somebody cares, Somebod-y cares,
3. When I am weary and long for rest, Somebody cares,Somebod-y cares.
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W^hen I am fighting against the wrong,Somebod-y cares, '
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Somebod - y cares when I stand a-lone, Cares when the pleasures of
Somebod - y cares,and what-e'er be- tide. Walks ev - 'ry hour by the
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earth ars gone, Cares when my false hopes with wr.gs iiave flown.Snmebody cares, 'tis Jesus
Christian's side,Love so a-maz-ing wil ■ e'er a-bide, Somebody cares, 'tis Jesus.
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D. K. W.
With exrression
Hosea 2 : 19.
Wm. J. KiKKPATUIOK.
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1. Not a soui:d invades the stillness, Not a form invades the scene,
2. And with- in those heav'uly pla-ces, Calmly Lushed in sweet re-pose,
3. Wrapt in deep, a - dor-iag si-lence, Je - sus, Lord, I dare cot move,
4. Rest, then, O my soul, content-ed, Thouhastreach'dthvhappv place.
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Save the voice of my Be-lov - ei, And the per - son of my King.
Ther«5 I drink with joy ab-sorb-ing. All the love Thou wouldst disclose.
Lest I lose the smallest say -ing iMeant to catch the ear of love.
In the bo - som of thy Saviour, Gaz-ing up in his dear face.
Precious, gen - tie, ho - ly Je-sus! Bless-ed Bridegroom of my heart.
Precious, Blessed,
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Outside of the Fold.
Mrs. C. H. M.
Mrs. C. H. Morris.
With tenderness.
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Out-side of the fold of the Shepherd so true,The Shep - - herd so
He heard the low cry of his sheep that was lost, His sheep that was
He laid down his life for his lost ones astray,
De-lay not, but en-ter by Je - sus the door,
His
By
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Je - - sus the
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true, Who o-ver bleak mountains came seeking for you, Came
lost, From glo - ry to Cal- v'ry the dark a-byss cross'd,The
stray, And for yqu is ten- der - ly call - Ing to - day, Is
door, Safe fold - ed to rest in his love ev - er - more. His
Shepherd so true,
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seek
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call
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Seeking for you,
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Outside of the Fold.— Coiicliuled.
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C. F. O.
Poco adagio.
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S. C. Foster. Arr. bv A. S. M.
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1. Gone from my heart the world with all its charm, Now thro' the blood I'm
2. Once I was far a- way, deep down in sin, Once was a slave to
3. Once I was bound, but now 1 am set free, Once I was blind, but
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sav'd from sin's a-krm; Down at the cross my heart ir bend
pas-sions fierce within; Once was a-fraid lo meet an an
now the light 1 see; Once I was dead, but now in God
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gry God, But
1 live, And
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precious blood of Jesus washes white as snow,
now 1' m cleans' d from ev' ry stain thro'
tell the world around the peace that ne aotn give.
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Jesus' blood. \ I
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love him, I love him.
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30 I Will Sing the Woiirtrous Story.
FRA^'OIs H. Rowley.
Petek P
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will sing the wondrous sto-ry Of the Christ who died for me,
was lost, but Je - sus fouud me, Found the sheep that went a - stray ;
was bruised, but Jesus healed me,Faint was I from many a fall,
of darkness still come o'er me. Sorrow's paths I oft - en tread,
will keep me till the riv - er Rolls its wa - ters at my feet;
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How he left his home in glo - ry, For the cross on Cal - va - rj .
Threw his lov - iug arms a-round me, Drew me back in -to his way.
Sight was gone, and fears possessed me, Bnt he freed me from them all.
But the Sav - iour still is with me, By his hand I'm safe - ly led.
Then he'll bear me safe - ly o - ver, Where the loved ones I shall meet.
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Yes, I'll sing
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Sing it with the saints in
Sing it with
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Covyrlglit, 1887, by Ira D. Sankoy, C3«d by p«r.
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er-last-ing por-tion, More than friend or life to me,
or world - ly ples-ure, Nor for fame my pray'r shall be;
the vale of shad-ows, Bear me o'er life's fit - fnl sea:
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ray pil-grim jour - ney, Sav-iour. let
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me walk with thee,
ter, Lord, with thee,
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I toil and suf - fer, On - ly let
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me walk with thee,
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32
LenA Us, Dear Lord, to Thee,
LiizziE DeAbmond
Fervently
W, A. Post,
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1. It mat-ters not how lonp; the way If dark or bright each passing day^
2. When hope is faint and faith is weak, O not in vain God's word we'll seek;
3. When blessings fall in gracious show'rs, And joy illumesour bus- y hours,
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We'll fol - low on, thy face to see,
Un - to the throne we'll bear the plea,
This ev-ermore our pray 'r shall be.
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to thee, dear Lord, to thee,
to thee,dear Lord, to thee,
to thee,dear Lord, to thee.
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Soldiers of the Prince of Peace.
James Kowk.
Unison.
Cha.s. H. Marsh.
1. March- iug on iu bless -ed gos - pel light, Cour-age strong and
2. Je - sua left his king - ly home a - bove, Just to show to
3. If we true re - main till life is o'er, Bye and bye on
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ar - mor shin - ing bright, Al - ways stand -ing firm - ly for the right,
us his boundless love; Now our con - stan t faith in him to prove,
heaven's bless - ed shore We shall rest with him for - ev - er-more;
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We are sol - diers of
Saint - ed sol - diers of
the Prince of Peace,
the Prince of Peace,
the Prince of Peace.
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sing- ing as we go.
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Help-ing oth - ers Jesus Christ to know, Spreading
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34 Dear to the Heart of the Sliepherd.
Mrs. Mary B. Wingath.
Duet.
9, BY WM. J. KtBKPVTBICK.
Wm. J. KiRKPATRICK.
1. Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, Dear are the sheep of his fold
2. Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, Dear are the lambs of his ibid
3. Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, Dear are the "ninety and nine
4. Green are the pastures in-vit - ing. Sweet are the waters and "still
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Dear is the love that he gives them. Dearer than silver or gold.
Some from the pastures are stray-ing, Hungry and helpless and cold.
Dear are the sheep that have wandered Out in the desert to pine..
Lord, we will answer thee glad - ly, "Yes, blessed Master, we will !'
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Dear to the heart of the Shep-herd, Dear are his "other" lost sheep;
See, the good Shepherd is seek - ing, Seeking the lambs that are lost;
Hark ! he is earnest - ly ci\ll - ing, Ten- der- ly pleading to - day;
Make us thy true under -shepherds, Give us a love that is deep;
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0-ver the mountains he fol - lows, 0-ver the waters so deep.
Bringing them in with re- joic - ing. Saved at such in -ti-nite cost.
"Will you not seek for my lost ones, Off from my shelter a - stray?"
Send us out in - to the des - ert Seeking thy wandering sheep."
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Out in the desert they wan - der, Hungry and helpless and cold;
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While Jesus Whispers to You,
Will E. Witter.
ri
H. R Palmer.
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* \ While we are pray-ing for you, Come, (Omi^ ) sin- ner, come!
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{ Now is the time to know him, Come, (Omi< ) sin-ner, come!
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2 Are you too heavy laden?
Come, sinner, come!
Jesus will bear your burden,
Come, sinner, come!
Jesus will not deceive you,
Come, sinner, come!
Jasus can now redeem you,
ComCj sinner, come!
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3 O hear his tender pleading,
Come, sinner, come!
Come and receive the blessing,
Come, sinner, come!
While Jesus whispers to you,
Come, sinner, come!
While we are praying for you.
Come, sinner, come!
36
They Shall Shine.
Mrs. Frank A. Breck.
Dan. 12 : 3.
Wm. J. KiBKPATRICK.
1. How man - y in heav - en re - joic - ing - ly stand Ar - ray'd in white
2" 'Tis prom-is'd to us that bright crown we may wear, Where flow - ers are
3. Where songs of re-demp-tion shall ev - er be sung, Where those who were
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gar-ments at Je - sus' right hand! A won -der - ful, beau - ti - ful,
blooming e - t-er - nal - ly fair; O think of the glo - ry a -
a - ged shall al - ways be young, Shall we be found wor - thy to
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sane - ti - fied band! They shall shine as the stars
wait - ing us there
join the glad throng
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,Where they shine as the stars! > They shall shine,
;, Those that shine as the stars?)
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shine as the stars! They shall shine, shine as the stars! They that lead sin-ners their
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sins to con- fess, They that turn man- y to righteousness, They that shall
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Then, 0 Then Abide With Me.
Ida De Bebky Wheeler.
Win. J. KrBKPATRIOK.
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1. When no clouds are in my sky, When the way is smooth to tread:
2. When temp-ta-tlons in their might Rise to lead me from the way:
3. When a - cross my path may fall Shadows black of grief and pain,
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When the star of hope on high Leads me on to joys a - head:
When their clouds shut out my light, Bringing night instead of day :
Lead, O lead me thro' them all In - to light and hope a - gaiii. j
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Then, O then abide with me, Saviour, keep me trusting thee; . . . .
Then, O then abide with me, Sav - iour, keep me trusting thee ;
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38
The Light of the Holy City.
Ada Blenkhorn.
Lyman F.
Jackson.
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Whose build - er is our God; No
Of sun or moon to shine; Je -
The ran-somed ga-ther'd there, Ar -
His wor - thy praise pro - claim, As -
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I eye hath seen its mansions fair, No foot its courts hath trod. The wealth of its foun -
j ho- vah's presence lights the scene With radiance most di-vine; No shade of night e'er
rayed in blood-washed robes of white They palms of vict'ry bear; Before God's throne they
'■ scrib-ing hon - or, bless-ing, pow'r And glo - ry to his name. In cease-less al - le -
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fall-eth, To dim its splen-dor bright; The Lamb of God on Calv -'ry slain. For -
wor - ship And serve him night and day; And ev - 'ry tear from ev - 'ry eye His
lu - ias They chant e - ter-nal psalm. And cry,"Sal - va - tion to our God! Sal -
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va - tion to the Lamb!'
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fin - ite love, Leads them home to that cit - y
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that cit - y of peace.
39 Dwell With the King.
Jennie E. Hussey.
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1 Chron. 4 : 23
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H. L GiLMOUR.
1. 0 child of the King; a mes-sage I bring, To all who are bear - ing his
2. The thoughts that you sow in beau-ty shall grow. Till gold - en the har-vest they
3. His vine- yard has need of work-ers in -deed; Then count it your high-est re -
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bring; Then scat- ter the seeds of beau-ti - ful deeds, And dwell with your
ward; To dwell with him there, his ser - vice to share, And hear the "well
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Chorus.
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King for his work. \
heav - en - ly King. >■ Dwell with the King, labor and sing; Toil shall grow dai-ly more
done " of your Lord, j
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Homeland of the Blest.
I
G. A. G.
P Moderately fast.
Rev. Geo. A. Gbi8woli>.
1. Je - ru
2. Je - ru
3. Je - ru
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sa-lem! Je - ru -
sa-lem! Je - ru -
sa-lem! Je - ru -
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lem! thou homeland of the blest! I
lem! up - on thy peace-ful shore Temp
lem! within thy por- tals high My
fain would be a shar- er in thy joy - ful rest; And tho' unmnrm 'ring,
ta - tions cease and tri- als come to vex no more; While smarting here in
friends are passing one by one as years roll by; And lone- iy I shall
I I
here I stay till Christ shall bid me come, Yet thou, O sa - cred cit - y,
heart and flesh beneath cor- rec- tions rod, I Know a rest re-maineth
be on earth and longings will im - pel My spir-it tow'rds the place where-
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art my soul's true home. I cov- et not thy splendors, thy halls of dazzling
for the sons of God. I suf- f er here with Je - sus, but soon the fier- y
in my loved ones dwell. Those absent ones re-turn not, but I to them shall
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And find them crown 'd with glory and pure as drift-
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Homeland of the Blest.— Concluded,
Chorus, faster.
I shall behold thee,cit- y of my King,
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And to his pierc-ed feet my trophies
bring,There with the blood-wash'd myriads I shall sing, " Glo-ry for ev - er to Je - sus."
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L. T. RiGHTSKLL.
My Fatherland.
Wm. J. KiKKPATRIOK.
1. My fa-therland,my heaven, The home for which I long,Tbo' ab-sent and an
2. My fa-therland, my heaven, Thy living- streams are pure, Thy trees are ev-er
3. My fa-therland, my heaven, I shall not cease to long For thee in all thy
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blooming,Thy walls they shall en-dure. [-My fa-therland, my fatherland, I
beau-ty. My love for thee how strong!)
lift mine eyes and see My home, my friends, my fatherland,"When shall I en - ter thee ?
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43
" Ye Would Not."
Mrs. C. H. M.
May he used as a duet.
Matt. 23 : 37.
Mrs. C. H. MoRnis.
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2. This ver - y same Je
3. O yield now, be - lov
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sua still, With heart fond and true. Is
ed one, Throw o - pen the door, Lest
mourn'd o'er Je - ru - sa - lera,With wick-ed-ness rife; Re - ject-ing his
mourn - ing, O broth-er mine, In love o - ver you. He will- eth the
griev'd he should turn a-way, To come back no more; Man's will he doth
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proffered grace, Their Lord they de- nied, And turn'd from his love a - way,
death of none, But free - ly he gave Him-self as an of - fer - ing
nev - er break To save him from sin. The choice you must free-ly make
And him cm - ci - fied. ^
This whole world to save, j- O Je -
Sal - va - tion to win. j
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He Is the Same.
Melvin J. Hill.
n:
1. I am ful - ly trusting Je - sus, E- ven when the sky is dark;
2. I am ful - ly trusting Je - sus, For his prom - ise I have tried;
3. Tho' he may not lead me al - ways In - to paths where I would go,
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When the rays of light are hid-den,Then his love is in my heart.
He's my Par - a-clete and Guardian, Ev - er walking by my side.
Yet I'll trust his love and wisdom, Fol- low on, his will to know.
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Trust in his name, He is the same;
Trust in his name, he is the same, Ev-er the same, ev- er the same ;
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^ot a Star in My Crown.
[ Dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. George.]
Lizzie De Armond.
Duet.
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1. Shall I
2. Shall I
3. Shall I
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stand all a - lone in the king- dom of God, Not a
look o'er the fields, with their har- vest so white Where
stand all a - lone when my Lord com- eth down To
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star in my heav-en - ly crown; While the faith-ful ones haste sheaves of
oth-ers were faith -ful and true; And know that an oth-er will
bring his glad king-dom he -low; Will but I, of the millions who
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gladness to bring, Be-fore the dear Christ to lay down ? 1
reap the re-ward For toil that my hands fail'd to do ? |- A-lone,all a- lone^
welcome his call, Have naught for my life-work to show ? J
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help me to save just a soul in thy name, And show forth thy love here below.
Co|ryright 1909, by The Praise Put Co, Phila., Pa.
44
A Sinner, Saved by Grace.
Maggie E. Gregory.
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2. Wea - ry of sin, to him I came, And asked for par-don in his name;
3. Tho' fierce temptations press me sore, I'll leave my Saviour nev- er- more;
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In heav'n he has prepared a place For
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46
Mrs. C. D.
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Workers
Martin.
Together
2 Cor. 6 : 1.
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with God.
W. Stillman Martin.
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1. This is our busi-ness dai - ly seek- ing for the lost, Workers to-
2. Children of God on earth are ev - er called to be Workers to-
3. Toil is a pleas-ure, and no work will be too hard, Workers to-
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geth- er, work-ers to-geth-er,
geth- er, work-ers to-geth-er,
geth- er, work-ers to-geth-er,
gether with God, to-gether with God
Partners with the Fa-ther, Son, and Holy
Call'd to give to men the gos- pel full and
In his fel-low-ship is found a full re-
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We are workers.
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Workers Together With Grod.
-Concluded,
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Workers to-geth- er, workers to-getb- er, workers to-geth-er with the Lord,
work-ers, work-ers,
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God Win Take Care of You.
Mbs O. D. Martin. Dedicated to my wife, Mrs. John A. Davis.
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Be not dis-raayed what-e'er be- tide, God will take care of
Thro' days of toil when heart doth fail, God will take care of
All you may need he will pro- vide, God will take care of
No mat- tar what may be the test, God will take care of
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you;
you;
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When dangers fierce your path as - gall, God will take care
Noth-ing you ask will be de-nied, God will take care
Lean, wea- ry one, up - on his breast; God will take care
of you.
of you.
of you.
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48
Far Away He Hiwv Me.
Lizzie DeArmond.
n With expression. Solo, or voices in unison.
W. A. Post.
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1. Far a- way he saw me in the paths of sio, By his lov - iug
2. Tho' at first I heed - ed not his gra-ciouscall — Would not make the
3. Now my soul is rest- ing on his faith- ful - ness, Look-ing to my
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kindness sought my soul to win ;
bless -ed Lord my all in all,
Sav - iour ev - er near to bless:
Broke the chains that bound me, set my
Still with tender pa-tience, knowing
Heir of his sal- va - tion thro' a-
I ^1 -,^-'-^-
spir - it free, Gave his full sal- va- tion un - to *.' ev - en me."
ev - 'ry need, Je - sus in his raer - cy proved a friend in - deed,
bounding grace, Trust- ing in his goodness, I shall see his face.
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Eefrain.
Far a -way he saw me in the paths of sin,
By his love uu -
fail - ing sought my soul to win.
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Far Away He Haw Me,— Concluded.
ores.
life to praise, Filled with joy and gladness all life's wea-ry days.
49
E. Nason
Jesus Only
C. H. Marsh.
1. Je - sus on - ly, when the morn-ing, Beams up-ou thepath I tread;
2. Je - sus on - ly, when the bil - lows Cold and sul - len o'er me roll ;
3. Je - sus on - ly,when a - dor- ing Saints their crowns before him bring;
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Je - sus on - ly, when the dark- ness. Gathers round my wea- ry head
Je - sus on - ly, when the trum- pet Rends the tomb and wakes the soul
Je - sus on - ly, I will joy - ous, Thro' e - ter- ual a - ges sing.
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The Hallelujah Song.
Mrs. C. H. Morris,
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Let those who've never known our Lord and King Go
'Tis heav'n within a sin-ner's heart to know His
The blood, the pre-cious blood of God's dear Son Is
Some day be-fore the great white throne we'll sing The
mourning all the
bur-den roU'd a -
on my soul to -
hal- le - lu - jah
-w
love to sing While pressing on our up- ward way.
white as snow, And Christ the Lord come in to stay,
heart have flown Since Je- sus wash'd my sins a - way.
God and King With all the ransom 'd blood-wash'd throng.
Hal-le - lu - jah!
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The Hallelujah Song.— Concluded.
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Clara J. Denton.
With feeling.
Where Are Thy Sins?
MiCAH 7: 18, 19.
H. L. GiLMOUR.
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1. Where are thy sins, O broth-er,where? Child of sor- row and des- pair,
2. Where are thy sins, O broth-er, pray ? Not one mo-raent long-er stay,
3. Where are thy sins? O broth-er, see, Radiance beams from Calva - ry,
4. Yield now, O yield! my brother, dear Jesus speaks sweet words of cheer,
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He will speak thy sins
Par-don'd now, thy sins
Joy will come in- stead
dens bear ? O bring them all to Je -
a - way, O bring them all to Je -
may be, O bring them all to Je -
of fear, Sur - ren - der all to Je -
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Like the Stars.
Neal a. MoAulay
Chas. H. Marsh.
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1. Oh, the glo - ry that the Sav - iour, Ou his loved ones will be-stow,
2. Tho' in life they bore the bur - den,Tho'their way was rough and steep,
3. Here the faith-ful friends of Je - sus,Glad-ly serve their Lord and King;
1. Oh,theglo - ry that the Sav- iour, On his loved ones will bestow,
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When they strive to do his bid -ding In this life of toil be - low.
Tho' they here have sowed in sor - row Precious seed they soon shall reap.
Tell - ing out the sav- ing sto - ry, Need-y souls in love to bring.
When they strive to do his bid-ding In this life of toil be-low.
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He will gra - cious- ly ex - alt them, On his throne of light a - bove;
From the val - leys of temp-ta - tion They shall rise to heights of peace.
So when we shall greet them yonder What a meet- ing that will be.
He will gracious - ly ex -alt them, On his throne of light above;
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Highest bliss is now a - wait - ins;, All who here en - joy his love.
To be-hold their I^ingim-mor - tal, Where their joys shall uev- er cease.
They shall be with him for - ev - er. And his full - ness there shall see.
Highest bliss is now a-wait- ing, All who here en - joy his love.
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Like the Stars.— Concluded.
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Oreat is the Love of Jesus.
Fanny J. Crosby.
Copyright. 1894, by Wm. J. Kirk) a rick.
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Great is the love that bro't me, Out of the path of sin; Great is the
Great is the love that draws nie, Near to my heav'nly Guide; Great is the
Great is the love that leads me, Safe- ly where'er I go; More of its
Great is the love pre-par - iug, Mansions of rest a - bove; There shall I
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love that keeps me, Close to his bleeding side. I ^ , . ,, , ., ,
pow'r and greatness, Teach me,0 Lord,to know, f ^^^^^ ^^ *^® ^""^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ™®'
know its fuU-ness, Wonderful, boundless love.
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Victory for the Cross.
Mrs. C. H. M.
Martial.
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1. With the cross of Christ go
2. See the won - drous cross with
3. For the cause we love we
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far and wide to a sin- cursed race; To the north and south,
cross of Christ swear al - le - giance true; We will uev - er yield,
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nor the work count done. Till the world for God by the
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W. O. Martin.
My Anchor Holds.
D. B. TOWNBB.
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tides a- bout rae sweep, Per - ils lurk with- in the deep;
Troubles almost whelm the soul, Griefs like bil -lows o'er me roll;
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I am peace- ful, for I know, Wild- ly tho' the winds may blow,
An- gry clouds o'er-shade the sky, And the tern -pest ris - es high;
Tempters seek to lure a- stray. Storms ob-scure the light of day;
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bold, I've an au -chor that shall hold.
gale. On my bark so small and frail; I shall nev- er, nev - er
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of life,The heav'nly mansions lie;
2. He knows the way I long to go, He rules the wind and wave;
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And I must brave its dan - gers rife. If I would reach the sky.
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Gratliering Jewels.
Mbs. 0. H. M.
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Mrs. 0. H. Mobbis.
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. We are gath - er - ing jew- els for the crown of our Lord, And no
. We are gath -er- ing jew- els of great val - ue un- told, Far more
. For I love himso dear- ly, this Re-deem- er of mine. All my
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pre-cious than ru - bies, more than sil- ver or gold ; They are blood- bought and
fond- est af - fec-tionsnow a-roundhim en-twine,And my heart will o'er-
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priceless,and how fearful the cost, If for want of our serv- ice these bright
flow if at the last I may see In his crown some bright jewels which are
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Sailing for Home, Sweet Home.
James Rowe.
H. L. GiLMOUR.
1. Once in the thun-der-ing break- ers, Doubting that help would come:
2. Once o-verwhelm'd with the tem-pest, Fear-ing that death was nigh;
3. Once in the darkness de- spair - ing, Hope and am - bi - tion gone;
4. Tri - als a - gain will o'ertake me, Tempests a -gain be- tide,
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Now with my Sav- iour re -
But with my Sav- iour, and
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Je - sus, Un - der a smil- ing sky.
joic - ing, Glad-ly I'm sail - ing on.
Pi - lot. Safe will ray soul a - bide.
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The End is Not Tet.
E. D. Elliott.
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1. I have tried to count his blessings, and I fail to un - derstand
2. Like an arm- y 1 be- hold them pass be -fore me in re- view,
3. Sure- \y goodness, love and mer - cj have been mine a - long life's way,
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Why the Lord should so rich-ly reward; Could I count the stars of
O what joy doth the sight now afford 1 Tho' they may be long in
Andmy weak heart to strength is restored; And my cup of joy and
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the end is not yet, praise the Lord I
ihe end is not yet, praise the Lord I
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H. L. G.
Shipwrecked, But Not Loist
(An Effective Solo.)
H. L. GlLMuCR.
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1. O shipwrecked soul, far out on sin's dark wave, With no help near, no
2. O shipwrecked soul, no wave can drown the voice Of him who speaks to
3. O shipwrecked soul, he waits, with pitying eye Be-hold - ing thee; he'll
4. Shipwrecked, not lost beneath the crested wave, For Christ was near; that
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life-line thrown to save; No boat to launch, no crew with courage brave; Thy
make thy soul rejoice; 'Midst tempest swirl, make Jesus now thy choice; Thy
hear thy helpless cry; O ven - ture now, trust ful- ly, he - is nigh; Thy
Gal - i - le - an brave. Who holds a seep - tre in his hand, will save; Thy
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billows of Gal-ilee; He is the Saviour for thee,and me: Jesus, only Je-
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The Clouds Will Clear Away.
E. E. Hewitt.
M. Pauline Gilmotjr Hatch.
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gold - en ray thr / the fall - ing rain, For the sun will
song of joy cheer the darken 'd hours; 'Mid the bri - ars
sweet- ly rest in the ten - der love Of the King who
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look for flow'rs; Let the heart be strong in the Lord to -
reigns a - bove; If we trust his care, and his word o ■
winds will cease; In the fade - less glow of that per - feet
gray,
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Soon the clouds will clear a - way
All the clouds will clear a - way
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He Hitleth My Soul,
Fanny J. Crosby.
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Wm. J. KiRKPATRICK.
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1. A won-der-ful Sav-ionr is Je - sus my Lord, A won-der-ful
2. A won - der - ful Sav-iour is Je - sus my Lord, He tak- eth my
3. With num - ber- less blessings each moment he crowns, And fill'd with bis
4. Whencloth'din bis brightness trans-port - ed I rise To meet him iu
Sav-iour to me;
bur - den a - way,
ful - ness di - vine,
clouds of the sky.
He hid- eth my soul in the cleft of the rock.
He ho!d-eth me up, and I shall not be moved,
I sing in my rap- ture, O, glo - ry to God
His per- feet sal - va - tion, his won-der-ful love,
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Where riv- ers of pleasure I see
He giveth me strength as my day.
For such a Eedeemer as mine
I'll shout with the millions on high.
e hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock.
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That shadows a dry, thirsty land; He hid-eth ray life in the depths of his love,
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And covers me there with his hand
And cov-ers me there with his hand.
Copyright, 1890, by Wm. J. Kirkpatrlok.
64
Reyival Flames.
jENIflE HUSSEY
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H. L. GiLMorft.
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1. Re - vi - val flames are kindling, In the hearts of sin-ful men; And
2. Now en - ter, Ho - ly Spir - it, And cleanse my in - most soul ; O
3. The hay, and chaff, and stubble Must be all consumed a - way ; There's
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I souls once dead in sinning, Thro* the Spir-it live a - gain ; O let the fire sweep
' touch my lips this moment As with a liv-ing coal ; Then send me un -to
on - ly one foun-da-tion That will stand the fire to-day, Then let me warn the
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on - ward O'er this land from sea to sea: Lord, send a great re - vi - val,
oth - ers Thy mes-sage to con - vey; For dy -ing, souls around me
sin - ful Now to make their building sure, Upon the Rock, Christ Je - sus
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And the work be -gin in me. ] Lord, set my heart on fire. With ho-ly
Must be reach 'd with-out delay. >■
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65
The King of Love.
Rev. Hknby W. Bakeb
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Wsi. J. KlliKf AtfelOiL,
1. The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth nev-er;
2. Per-verse and fool - ish oft I strayed, But yet in love he sought me,
3. Thou spread 'st a ta-ble in my sight, Thy unc-tion grace bestow- eth,
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I noth-ing lack if I am his, And he is mine for - ev - er.
And on his shoul-der gen- tly laid. And home, re - joic-ing,bro't me.
And O what trans- port of delight, From thy pure chalice flow -eth!
Where streams of liv - ing wa-ters flow, My ransomed soul he lead- eth,
In death's dark vale I fear no ill With thee, dear Lord, beside me;
And so thro' all the length of days Thy good-ness fail - eth nev - er;
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And where the ver-dant pastures grow, With food ce - les-tial feed-eth,
The rod and staff my cora-fort still, Thy cross be- fore to guide me.
Good Shepherd, may I sing thy praise With-in thy house for- ev - er,
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And where the verdant pas-tures grow. With food ce-les-tial feed-eth.
The rod and staff my com-fort still, Thy cross be- fore to guide me.
Good Shepherfl,may I sing thy praise Within thy house for - ev - er.
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Doing His Will.
Mrs. C. H. Mobbm.
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Just to trust in the Lord, just to lean on his word, Just to feel I am
When my way darkest seems, when are blighted my dreams, Just to feel that the
Then my heart will be light. then my path will be bright, If I've Je-sus for
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his ev- 'ry day; Just to walk by his side with the Spir-it to guide, Just to
Lord knoweth best; Just to yield to his will, just to trust and be still, Just to
my dear-est friend ;Counting all loss but gain, such a friend to obtain. True and
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fol - low where he leads the way
lean on his bos- om and rest
faithful he'll be to the end
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what he
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say, And be still when he whispers to me, Just to
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go where he wants me to go, Just to be what he wants me to be.
where he wants me to go,
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Jesus the King of Kings.
Melv.> J. Hill.
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1. In the light of truth e - ter - nal I approach my Lord;
2. Tongue and pen have ne'er de- pict - ed Matchless love di - vine;
3. lu be- hold - ing there the nail-prints, Looking on his side,
4. I have heard his 'Vho-so - ev - er," And, a-mongthat throng,
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I ac - cept his proffered nier - cy, Trust-ing in his word.
Wondrous tho't, sub- li - mer, deep- er, Than V7e can de - fine.
Tears of love and joy I min - gle. That for me he died.
Will, thro' one e - ter - nal mor-rov7, Sing re-demption's song.
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68
Sweet Will of «od.
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Duet.
Mbs. C. H. WmAtn.
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1. My stub-born
2. I'm tired of
3. Thy pre-cious
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will,
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at last hath yield - ed ;
foot - sore and wea - ry,
O conqu'ring Sav - iour,
O Lord, for - ev - er,
I would be
The dark- some
Doth now em -
My way-ward
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'thine and thine a - lone; And this the pray'r. . . . my lips are
!path hath drear-y grown, But now a light has ris'n to
•brace 4ind com -pass me; All dis-cords hush'd. . . my peace a
feet no more to roam; What pow'r from thee my soul can
bring-ing,"Lord,letin methy will be done.".
cheer me; I find in thee my Star, my Sun. Icj^^^^^-n ^f r^^j „+;ii
riv - er, My soul a prison'd bird, set free. [Sweet will of God, still
sev - er ? The cen-tre of God's will my home. ^
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M. J. H.
Ky Hand in His.
To Dr. O, W, Winchester.
Mblvin J. Hill.
There's a Sav - iour who's al-migh-ty, He will guide my steps a- right.
As I trav - el toward that cit- y Of whose joys I loDg to prove;
As he spake to trembling Pe-ter, Christ re-peat-eth "Come" to me,
All my doubts are gone for-ev - er, And my soul is sat - is- fled,
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that he di- reet - eth I have faith, tho' lacking sight,
is grace su- per - nal. My un - err - ing coun-8el,love.
In the way
My sup-port
And the bil-lows shall not harm yotl ; Wherefore doubtest thou ? Saith,he.
For Om-nip - o-tence enthrills me, Wondrous pres- ence doth a- bide.
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70
Wait On the Lord.
blZZlE DiRARMOND.
Jean Howabd.
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1. Wait on the Lord, O soul be still, In si - lence thou shalt
2. Wait on the Lord, and ques-tion not What-e'er may be thy
3. Wait on the Lord, O soul be still, His per -feet love thy
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learn his will, Thy heart's de-sire he well doth know, His best on
dai - ly lot, Thy emp - ty ves - sel glad - ly bring Un - to the
heart shall fill, In sweet commun - ion thou shalt hear The voice of
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71
The Lord Brings Back His Own,
Mrs. C. D. Maktin.
Solo, or Unison.
W. Stillman Martii
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1. The Shepherd sought his wand'ring sheep, Out in the drear - y way, O'er
2. The Fa-thersoughthiswaud'riug child. Out in the sin - ful way, From
3. I was the sheep that went a -stray, I was the wand 'ring child, I
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moor and crag and torrents wild, Searching from day to day ; From wounded feet we
love and home and friendship sweet, His child has gone astray ; Out in the bus - y
wan - dered on un-thiuk-ingly. Out in the des-ert wild ; He found me wounded.
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may behold His blood mark on the ground. He press-ea on thro' heat and cold, Un -
haunts of men. Where depths of sin abound, Un-ceas-ing - ly he seeks each day,Un -
sick, and_^sad,The march was hard and long,He sav'd me, fed me,and to- day My
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til the lost is found,
til the lost is found
heart is fill'd with song
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heart and voice, The courts of heav'n with praises ring. The host a-bove re- joice.
Copyright, 1909, by The Praise Pub. Co. Phila. Ps.
72
Rev. p. H. Cwffobd.
" The Face of Jesus."
May be used as Solo» or Duet, and Chorus.
Rbv. Wm. Stone.
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1. The face of Je - sus, to me most dear, With-in the glo - ry shall
2. A light, a shad-ow, then I shall see A face the sweetest of
3. O glorious pros-pect, Christ's face to see! A joy transcendant, e -
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soon ap-pear; The hope it giv - eth my heart doth cheer, While I am
all to me; The face of Je - sus, who on the tree Did shed his
ter - nal - ly! The thought that like him I then shall be Is dai - ly
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wait - ing, wait-ing here
pre - cious blood for me
dai - ly, moulding me!
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Hope that flll-eth my heart with cheer ! His lovely face
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73
Jesus is Precious to Me.
Jaiu» Bowb.
HowAai> B. 8MrTH.
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1. With Je -SUB my Lord all the way I am go- ing, Be -cause his sweet
2. He light-eus my cares and he shares all my sor-row; What-ev - er I
3. I'm close to the side that for sin-ners was riv-en; The love of my
s
love all my heart is o'er-flow- ing; My faith in his grace to the
need from his love I can bor-row; He gives me,each day, strength and
soul to my Sav-iour I'vegiv-en, And, now I am sure he will
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world I am showing, Je - sus is precious to me.
hope for the morrow, Je - sus is precious
guide me to heaven, Je - sus is precious
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74
Out of the Land of Sorrow.
L. F. J.
Lyman F. Jackson.
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1. Is thy heart by sin now burdeu'd? Does its pow'r thy peace annoy?
2. If thy heart has been dis-cour-aged And thy hopes oft blighted been;
3. If thy path thro' life is shadowed By the cloud of deep-est grief;
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Do the fet-ters it has fashion'd Tru-est lib - er - ty destroy?
If in struggling for the vie- fry You have met de-feat a -gain;
If thy heart is bow'd with bur - dens And it seems there's no re- lief;
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There's a fountain for thy cleansing; There's re-fiu-ing for thy dross;
Still is true the Saviour's prom-ise To redeem the soul from loss;
Be assured of cer- tain com -fort, In thy ev - 'ry grief and loss;
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There is rest and peace and par - don Thro' the mer-it
Prove it now by simp -ly trust-ing In the mer-it
It is found by way of Cal-v'ry, Thro' the virtue
the cross.
the cross,
the cross.
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Out of the land of sor - row, Of tri - al, grief and loss;
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Out of the Land of Sorrow.— Concluded.
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Out of tliy dark temp- ta - tions The way leads by the cross;
)pe can bud,
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Out of the des - ert bar- ren, Where not a hope can bud,
rail.
There is a way to peace and joy, But the way is mark'd by blood.
75
We Shall Be Like Him,
E. E. Hewitt.
Melvin J. Hill.
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1. Precious words to Christians sweet, Sit -ting at the Master's feet,
2. May this hope, this keen de - sire, Like a new-ly kin - died fire
3. Keep me, Lord, be- neath the tide Pour-ing from thy wound-ed side;
4. Let thy will in me be wrouglit, Quick-en, pu - ri - fy each thought;
5. There, O there, thy face I'll see, Sing the love that died for me,
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Drink-ing from the streams of grace, Long-ing to be - hold his face.
Burn with - in, a heav'n-ly glow, More and more like him to grow.
Hour- ly 'neath the crim- son flow, Make me whit - er than the snow.
Let my words and acts be love, Em-blems of that home a -hove.
Wear a robe of spot- less white, Walk in ev - er - last - ing light.
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^0 Honey In the Rock For All.
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2. In the paths of sin have you wea-ry grown ? From its bondage would you
3. O the price-less gift of a Sav-iour's love! Mon-ey nev-er could its
4. Broth - er, taste and see that the Lord is good; For his won-der-ful sal -
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now be free ? Have you felt that peace has for-ev-er flown ? Taste the honey
rich - n ess buy; Best of all on earth and in heav'n above. It a -lone can
vatlon call; Feast your famished soul with the heavenly f ood, There is hon-ey
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Fanny J, Crosby
Calling for Yon.
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1. O come to the Sav- iour,hi8 arms are ex-tend-ed, O come to the
2. O come to the Sav- iour,for why will you wander? The world and its
3. A - way to the fountain, the life- giv- ing fountain, Its soul-cheering
4. A -way, for the shad-ows of night are approaching, Then lose not his
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Sav-iour so lov-ing and true; Behold, he is call- ing in ten-dercom-
pleasuresno lon-ger pur- sue; A- gain he is call- ing: how can you re -
waters your strength will renew; Then come while the day -beams of mercy are
blessings that fall like the dew; Still, still he is wait-ing and ten-der-ly
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Mbs. C. H. M.
All Along the Gospel Line
Mbs. O. H. Mobbis.
1. Re- vive thy work Al-might - y God In ev - 'ry wait-ing heart;
2. With ho - ly uuc - tion from a - bove Touch thou our lips of clay,
3. Ex-change our weak-ness for thy strength, Make us as li - ons bold,
4. A great world-wide re - vi - val send, And hell's foundations shake,
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The pen - te- cost - al pow'r of old To each and all im - part.
And send us forth with hearts of love To seek the lost a - stray.
Un- til thro'out earth's breadth and length The gos-pel news is told.
Till Sa- tan's cru - el reign shall end And mom-ing light shall break.
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All a - long the gos - pel line,
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Tlio Plea of a Penitent.
li. F. J.
Lyman F, Jackson.
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1. Je - sus, I come to thee, kneeling low be- fore thee; I would my
2. Long sin has rul'd my heart, rob-bing me of bless-ing; Long has thy
3. Sin led me 'gainst thy love, long my heart to hard -en; Now for my
4. Long has my wil - ful-ness been thy great heart pain-ing; Long has the
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sins confess, and thine own re-store thee; Thy promise is my plea,i
mer-cy plead, warning and ca - res-sing; Long has my stubborn will kept me
guilt I pray un -de-serv -ed par- don; And tho' I kept thee long at my
guilt of sin been my sad heart stain-ing; But in con -tri-tion deep,comeI
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I to ren - der; And for thy love to me, I my sins sur-ren-der.
from o - bey - ing; Now at thy wounded feet, I my life am lay- ing.
heart's door standing, I now would yield the love thy love is de-mand-ing.
now con- fess - ing. Pleading with-out a plea,grant to me thy bless-ing.
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" By Faith.
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W. Stillman Martin.
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1. " By faith" God's hosts march out to battle, For the right a-gainst the wrong,
2. "By faith" we beai the cross with Je-sus, To the har- vest field we go,
3. "By faith" weseek theheav'nly cit - y, Seek a maii-sioa o - ver there,
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Be-neath the precious blood-stained banner Hear them sing the vic-tor's song;
"By faith," shall be our daily watch word, As we seek God's will to know;
And if by faith we gain the vic-to-ry, We at last a crown shall wear;
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Be - fore them is the Lord their Captain, In their hand the Spir-it's sword,
The faith that shook the walls of Jer-i-cho, Conquered giants in the way,
" By faith" we see our Sav-iour coming With the bright angel - ic host,
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And yet above them nev- erslumb'ring,Is the ev - er watchful eye of God.
That gave the men of God such courage Is the faith God's children need to-day.
We see his grand e - ter- nal triumph. And by faith in him we make our boast.
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" By Faith."
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1. Redeem'd how I love to pro-claim it,Redeem'd by the blood of the Lamb;
2. Redeem'd and so happy in Je - sus, No language my rapture can tell;
3. I think of my blessed Re-deem-er, I think of him all the day long;
4. I know I shall see in his beau - ty,The King in whose law I de - light;
5. I know there's a crown that is waiting, In yonder bright mansion for me;
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Redeem'd thro' his infinite mer - oy, His child and for-ev-er I am,
I know that the light of his pres-ence With me doth continu-al-ly dwell.
I sing, for I can-not be si - lent, His love is the theme of my song.
Who lov-ing-ly guardeth my footsteps, And giveth me songs in the night.
And soon with the spirits made perfect, At home with the Lord I shall be.
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82
"I Am the Door.'
Mrs. O. H. M.
St. John 10: 9.
Mrs. C. H. Morris.
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1. Out on the mount-ain - way steep, Je - sus is call - ing his sheep,
2. It is the Sav - iour of men, call- iug a - gain and a - gain,
3. Wonder - ful Shep- herd of all, glad- ly we come at thy call,
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"I am the door of the sheep-fold, I am the Shep-herd so true;"
'^En-ter ye in by the Christ-door, for there is no oth - er way."
Breathing a wel-corae to sin - ners staiid-eth the door o - pen wide;
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'Tis 80 Sweet to Trust in Jesus.
Mrs. Louisa M. R. Stead.
Wm. J. KlHKPATElCK.
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1. 'Tis so sweet to trust in Je-sus, Just to take him at his Word;
2. O how sweet to trust in Je-sus, Just to trust his cleansing blood;
3. Yes,' tis sweet to trust in Je-sus, Just from sin and self to cease;
4. I'm so glad I learn' d to trust thee, Pre- cious Je - sus, Saviour, Friend;
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Just to rest up - on his prom-ise; Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord."
Just in sim - pie faith to plunge me 'Neath the heal-ing, cleansing flood.
Just from Je - sus sim- ply tak - ing Life, and rest, and joy, and peace.
And 1 know that thou art with me, Wilt be with me to the end.
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E. Hbwitt.
Give Me Thy Heart.
COPYRIOHT, 1898, BY WM. i. KIBKPATRICK.
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1. "Give me thy heart, " says the Father a - bove, No gift so precious to
2. "Give me thy heart, " says the Saviour of men, Call-ing in mer-cy a
3. "Give me thy heart, " says the Spirit di - vine, "All that thou hast, to my
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him as our love, Soft - ly he -whis- pers wher- ev - er thou art,
gain and a - gain; " Turn now from sin, and from e - vil de - part,
keep-ing re- sign; Grace more a - bound- ing is mine to im - part,
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Have I not died for thee? give me thy heart.
Make full sur-ren-der and give me thy heart,
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Birdie Bell.
Jesus Understands!
Wm. J. KlRKPATRICK.
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1. Bow'd beneath your burden, is there none to share? Wea-ry with the
2. Ev - 'ry heav- y bur-den he will glad - ly share, Are you sad and
3. Tho' temptation meet you, Je-sus can sus - tain, Life has vex - ing
4. Wea- ry heart, he calls you, * 'Come to me and rest, ' ' Does the path grow
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problems which he can ex - plain; Serve him where he sends you
rug-ged?yet his way is best; Leave the unknown fu - ture
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heed your Lord's com-mands, There's a tho' t to cheer you, Je-sus understands,
o'er life's burning sands, Courage, fainting pil-grim, Je-sys understands,
though in distant lands. Do not doubt or ques-tion, Je-sus understands,
in the Master's hands. Whether sad or joy - ful, Je-sus understands
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Saved to the Uttermost.
W. J. K.
Wm. J. KiRKPATRiCK. By per.
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1. Sav'd to the ut-ter-most : I am the Lord's ; Je - sus, my Sav-iour,sal •
2. Sav'd to the ut ter-most : Je - sus is near; Keeping me safe-ly, He
3. Sav'd to the utter-most : this I can say, "Once all was darkness,but
4. Sav'd to the ut-ter-most : cheer-ful-ly sing Loud hal-le - lu - ias to
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cast-eth out fear ; Trusting His prom- is - es, how I am blest
now it is day ; Beau-ti - ful vis - ions of glo - ry I see,
Je - sus, my King! Ran-som'dand par-don'd,re - deem'dby His blood.
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Whisp'ring of par - don, and sav - ing from sin.
Lean - ing up - on Him, how sweet is my rest.
Je - BUS in bright- ness re - veal'd un - to me.
Cleans'd from un - right - eous-ness, glo - ry to God.
Sav'd, sav'd.
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There is Power In the Blood.
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1. Would you be free from your bur-den of sin? There's powcrin the blood,
2. Would you be free from your passion and pride? There's power in the blood,
3. Would you be whiter, much whiter than snow? There's power ir the blood,
4. Would yoii do ser - vice for Jesus your King? There's power in the blood,
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power in the blood; Come for a cleans-ing to cal - va-ry's tide,
power in the blood; Sin stains are lost in its life-giv-ing flow,
povyer in the blood ; Would you live dai - ly, his prais-es to sing?
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For lou and For Me.
W. L. T.
Will L. Thompson.
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1. Soft - ly and tender-ly Je-sus is calling, Calling for you and for me;
2. Why should we tarry when Jesus is pleading, Pleading for you and for me ?
3. Time is now fleeting, the moments are passing. Passing from you and from me;
4. O for the wonderful love he has promised, Promised for you and for me;
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Why should we linger and heed not his mercies, Mer-cies for you and for me.
Shadows are gath-er-ing, death beds are coming. Coming for you and for me.
Tho' we have sinned he has mercy and par-don, Pardon for you and for me.
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Let Jesus Come Into Your Heart.
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2. If 'tis for pur- i-ty now that you sigh, Let Je-sus come in-to your heart;
3. If there's atempest yourvoicecannotstill, Let Je-sus come in-to your heart;
4. If frieiids,once trusted, have proven untrue, Let Je-sus come in-to your heart;
6. If you would join the glad songs of the blest, Let Je-sus come in-to your heart;
If you de-sire a new life to be-gin, Let
Fountains for cleansing are flowing near by, Let
If there' s a void this world never can fill, Let
Find what a Friend he will be unto you, Let
If you would enter the mansions of rest, Let
Je-sus come in-toy our heart.
Je-sus come in-to your heart.
Je-sus come in-to your heart-
Je-suscomein-io your heart.
Je-sus come in-to your heart.
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" Walk Ye in the Old Paths."
Dedicated to Rev. Eugene A. Robinson, Pitman Grove, N. J.
Mariam W. Hubbard,
Cho. by H. L.. G.
H. L. GiLMOUB.
1. " Walk ye in the old paths," that your fathers trod, Fol - low in their foot-steps
2. " Walk ye in the old paths," like the saints of yore, With the blood-stain'd banner
3. "Walk ye in the old paths," nar - row is the way Lead - ing to the cit - y
4. "Walk ye in the old paths! "for -ward is the word, Step and shout to-geth-er
to your mother's God; Take the dear old Bi - ble, ev - 'ry word you see
they so glad - ly bore; Nev - er dream'd of shirk-ing, nev- er were dismay'd,
of E - ter-nal Day; Proph-ets, saints and martyrs hal-low'd as they trod,
all of one ac- cord; When the tow'rfng cit - y ris - es to our view,
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With their conq'ring Captain they were not a - f raid
Toil - ing in the good old paths were true to God
En - trance will be grant-ed to the tried and true
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Alone With Ood.
Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr.
Wm. J. KlRKPATBICK
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2. What tho' thecloudshavegather'do'erme? Whattho' I 'vepass'd beneath the rod?
3. 'Tis ihere I find newstrengih for dii - ty, As o'er the sands of time 1 plod,
4. And wheal see the moment Hearing When I shall sleep beneath the sod,
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With - in my clos-et door re - treat-ing,
God's perfect will there lies be-fore me,
I see the King in all his beau-ty,
When time with me is dis - ap-pear-ing,
I love to be alone with God.
When I am thus alone with God.
While resting there a-lone with God.
I want to be alone with God.
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A - lone with God,
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Kept By His Power
E. E. Hewitt.
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2. Close to my Sav- iour,sweet-ly a - bid - ing, Whether he sends me
3. Gra-cious pro - tect - ion! wonder - ful bless- ing! Christ is my Ref - uge,
4. Look-ing to Je - sus, trusting, o - bey- ing, Blooms iu my pathway
per -i] -ous hour; Je -sus will keep me, he's my sal - va- tion, "Faith is the
sunshine orshow'rjn his own promise, humbly con- fid - ing, Here is my
Covert and Tow'r! Weakness and failure meekly con-fess-ing, Sav'd by his
joy's brightest flow'r; Ransom'd from bondage, rescued from straying, His all the
vic-t'ry," kept by his pow'r. . ^
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mer - cy, kept by his pow'r! j
glo - ry, kept by his pow'r! '^
Kept by his pow'r,
kept by his pow'r,
Mar - - vellous pow'r, Trust - - ing in Je - sus,
Marvellous pow'r, marvellous pow'r, Trusting in Je-sus, in Je-sus a-lone.
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O how he lov-eth and keepeth his own,
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0 Hear the Saviour's Voice.
Adelaide Robertson Webb.
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O hear the Saviour's voice to-day, "Come to me,
In ten- der ac - cents hear him say, '*Come to me,
g / Come, weary, heav- y - la - den soul, Come to me,
■ \ I'll pardon, cleanse and make thee whole. Come to me,
o r Thy Father's wait in^ to re-ceive, Come to me,
■ \ If thou wilt on - ly now be-lieve, Come to me.
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If thou would'st now be truly blest, Come,lay thy head up - on my breast.
Long patient years I've bid thee come, O do not Ion -ger strive to roam.
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last when all thy journey's o'er, With all thy dear ones gone be-fore,
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Thou'lt be with mefor - ev - er-more; Come to me,
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Victory in Jesus' ]\ame,
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ban- ner.we ne'er know defeat; To vic-t'ry he leads, in his name we shall
bat - tie is right against wrong; En- list in this arm - y, 'tis God calls to
fight at command of our King; For vic-t'ry he's promis'd,we trust in our
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serv-ice, Press on- ward, be val-iant and strong.
Captain, We march while in tri-umph we sing.
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2. I pray thee! I pray thee! O Fa- ther Al-might- y Now list to my
3. I pray thee! I pray thee! O Fa- ther Al-might- y To take from me
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whol - ly all sin - ful de- sire, I come in my weak-ness, for
fit for thy serv-ice; O grant he may ev - er a - bide in my heart!
hon - or thee ful - ly, In-spired by thy prom- ise to hon - or; I'll rest.
strength I en-treat thee; Baptize me, 6 Fa-ther, with thy sa-cred fire!
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Homeward,
Chas. H. Gabriei,,
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2. Homeward to meet the Sav - iour On that e - ter- ual shore;
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In that e-ter-nal cit - y, Where God him - self is light.
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Jesus, I Come
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1. Out of ray bondage, sorrow and night, Je- sus, I come, Je- sus, I come;
2. Out of my shameful fail-ure and loss, Je- sus, I come, Je- sus, I come;
3. Out of un-rest and ar- ro-gant pride,Je- sus, I come, Je- i^ns, I come;
4. Out of the fear and dread of the tomb, Je- sus, I come, Je- !-us, I come;
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In- to thy free-dom, gladness and light, Je - sus, I come to thee;
In- to the glo- rious gain of thy cross, Je - sus, I come to thee;
In - to thy bless - ed will to a -bide, Je - sus, I come to thee;
In - to the joy and light of thy home, Je - sus, I come to thee;
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Out of my sickness in-to thy health, Out of my want and in - to thy wealth,
Out of earth's sorrows into thy balm, Out of life's storms and in-to thy calm,
Out of myself to dwell in thy love, Out of de-spair in-to rap-tures a-bove,
Out of the depths of ru- in un-told, In-to the peace of thy shel-ter-ing fold,
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Out of distress to ju - bi-lant psalm, Je - sus, I come to
Up-ward for aye on wiugs like a dove, Je - sus, I come to
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He placed me up - on the strong Rock by his side, My steps were es -
He gave me a song, 'twas a new song of praise, By day and by
I'll sing of his won- der - ful mer - cy to me, I'll praise him till
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tab- lished and here I'll a -bide; No dan - ger of fall - ing while
night its sweet notes I will raise; My heart's o - ver-flow - ing, I'm
all men his good-ness shall see; I'll sing of sal-va- tion at
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2. Sol - diers true are pressiug on, vie - to- ry! they cry, Precious souls for
3. Na - tions love the light at last, vie - to- ry! they cry, Un - be-lief is
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Christ are vv^on, vie - to - ry
flee - ing fast, vie - to - ry
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For from hill,and vale, and plain Comes the glad triumphant strain, vic-to - ry!!
Chris - tian soldiers win the fight, They are shouting with delight, vie-to - ry!:
From the fields of doubt and sin ; Soon the world the Lord will win, vic-to - ry !'
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Tou May Hare the Joybells.
J. Edw. Ruark.
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2. Love of Je - sus in ita ful-ness you may know, And this love to
3. You will meet with tri-al9 as you journey home, Grace suf-fi-cient
4. Let your life speak well of Je - sus ev - 'ry
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Own his right to
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he will give to o - ver-come; Tho' un-seen by mor - tal eye,
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Deeds of mercy do each day. Then he'll keep the joybells ringing in your heart.
He is with you ever nigh, And he'll keep the joybells ringing in your heart.
If your life is pure and clean, And you keep the joybells ringing in your heart.
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1. If you have heard that our God is love, Go tell it, go tell it!
2. If you can siug the dear Saviour's praise, Go sing it, go sing it!
3. If you can turn oth-er hearts to God, Go do it, go do it!
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Bid them to follow where Je-sus has trod, Go do what you can to - day.
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dare now to stand with the Saviour's faithful few ? Will you join with me now
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William Shrubsole.
1. All hail thepow'r of Je - bus' name! Let an- gels prostrate fall. Bring forth the
2. Crown him, ye morning stars of light, Who fixed this earthly ball ; Now hail the
3. Ye chos-en seed of Is- rael's race, Ye ransomed from the fall, Hail him who
4. Let ev-' ry kindred, ev - 'ry tribe, On this ter- res-trial ball, To him all
5. O that with yonder sa- cred throng We at his feet may fall; We'll join the
roy - al di- a-dem. And crown him, crown him,crown him. Grown him Lord of all
strength uf Israel's might, And crown him, crown him,crown him, Crown him Lord of all
saves you by his grace,And crown him,crownhim,crownhim,Orown him Lord of all
maj - es - ty a8cribe,Andcrownhim,crownhim,crownhim,OrownhimLord of all
ev - er-last-ingsong, And crown him,crownhim,crown him, Crown him Lord of all
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heard a -far and near; The Lord of hosts is marching on to vie -to-ry, The
vic-t'ry will as-sure; Go buck -le on the ar-mor God has given you, And
spans the eastern sky; Hisglo-rious name in ev-'ry land shall honored be. The
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in his strength un - to the end endure. \- The fight is on, O Chris-tian
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vic-t'ry ! vic-t'ry
105
What Did He Do.
Anon, alt.
W. Owen.
2.
jO list-en to our wondrous sto-ry: Once we dwelt among the lost, \
\ Yet Je-sus came from heav'n's glo-ry Sav-ing us at aw - ful cost. )
\ No angel could our place have tak-en, High-est of the high tho' he, 1
] Nailed to the cross, despised, forsak -en, Was one of the God - head three! J
J Will you surrender to this Sav - iour ? Now before him hum-bly bow? )
( You,too,shall come to know his fa-vor. He will save,and save you now! \
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When Lore Shines In.
Mrs. Frank A. Breck.
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1. Je " sus comes with pow'r to gladden, When love shines in, Ev- 'ry life that
2. How the world will glow with beauty. When love shines in, And the heart rC'
3. Dark -est sorrow will grow brighter,When love shines in, And the heaviest
4. We may have nnfad-ing splendor, When love shines in, And a friendship
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joice in du - ty. When love shines in. Tri - als may be sane- ti - fied,
bur - den light-er. When love shines in. 'lis the glo - ry that will throw
true and ten-der, When love shines in. When earth-vict'ries shall be won,
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And the soul in peace abide. Life will all be glo - ri-fied. When love shines in.
Light to show us where to go; O the heart shall blessing know When love shines in.
And our life in heav'n begun, There will be no need of sun. For love shines in.
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When Love Shines In.— Concludefl.
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love shines in, Joy and peace to others bringing. When love shines in.
When love shines in. love. When love shines in.
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Our Hearts Turn to Thee.
Lizzie DeArmond.
W. A. Post.
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2. Dwell in our souls to - day; Make for
3. 0 Fa - ther, kind and true, Guide us
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108
I Know God's Promise is True.
Mbs. O. H. M.
John 3 : 16.
Mks. C. H. Mobbi*.
1. For God so loved this sin - ful world, His Son he free-ly gave,
2. I vpas a way-ward, wand 'ring child, A slave to sin and fear,
3. The " who- ^o - ev - er " of the Lord, I trust -ed was for me;
4. E - ter - nal life be - gun be -low Now fills my heart and soul;
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That who- so - ev - er would be- lieve, E - ter - nal life shall have.
Un - til this bless - ed prom- ise fell Like mu - sic on my ear.
I took him at his gra-cious word, From sin he set me free.
I'll sing his praise for - ev - er-more,Whose blood has made me whole.
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109 Oh, Think of the Home Over There.
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1. Oh, think of the home o - ver there, By the side of the riv - er of
2. Oh, think of the friends o - ver there, Who be -fore us the jour-ney have
3. I'll soon be at home o - ver there, For the end of ray jour-ney I
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robed in there garments of white. O - ver there, o - ver
home in the pal - ace of God, O - ver there, o - ver
watch-ing and wait-ing for rae.o;- ver there. O - ver there, o - ver
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When the Saviour Comes.
W. E. M.
Matt. 25 : 31. Acts 1 : 11.
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2. 8tarry crowns he is bringing, An -gel harps will be ring-ing,
3. Ev-'ry-thing shall be right-ed And our souls be de-light- ed
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rail-lions, Blood-wash'd souls by the billions, Ransom'd ones by the tril-lions
ra - tion But a great ju - hi - la - tion For the saints of each na-tion
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The ran-som'd ones in glo - ry. Who have the Christ con-fess'd ?
Who shared their Saviour's sor - row, And fol - low'd his com-mand?
With those who in the vine - yard Have la - bor'd for their Lord ?
And then to realms of glo - ry I'll hum - bly fol - low thee.
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Comrades of Jesus.
James Rowe.
Chaklhs H. Marsh.
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1. On, comrades, onl the or-der still is ring- ing; March, march a-way, with
2. Lift high the cross, and keep Love's banner o'er us, Speed, speed a-way, with
3. Still precious souls are down to ru - in go - ing; Bow'd down by sin,
4. On, comrades, onl spread far and wide the sto - ry Of bound-less love
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Fight with a will and drive the foe be -fore us;
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Je - ho - vah's Son will lead us all to glo - ry
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No harm can come to those who trust the Lord
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And crown our souls with im-mor-tal - i - ty.
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His Strength is Made Perfect.
M E. Oatman.
Alto marcato.
(Duet, Alto and Soprano.)
Fannie L. Simpson.
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I'll trust in my Sav-iour for - ev - er,
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So, Christ is my con - stant com - pan - ion ;
And when we have an-chored in heav - en,
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Sav-iour is he; His strength is made perfect in weak - r ess, And his
Broth -er is he; His strength is made perfect in weak- ness, And his
Guide he shall be; His strength is made perfect in weak - ness, And his
tur - bu-lent sea, His won-der - ful strength in our weak - ness. The
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HIS WAY WITH THEE.
Psalm 37 : 5.
(Consecration.)
Rev. Cyrus S. Nusbaum,
1. Would you live for Jesus, and be always pure and good? Would you walk with
2. Would you have him make you free, and follow at his call ? Would you know the
3. Would you in his kingdom tind a place of constant rest ? Would you prove him
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true each prov - i - den - tial test ? Would you in his ser - vice la - bor
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always at your best? Let him have his way with thee.
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115
Tietory For 3Ie.
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The Ms. of this song was sent to me by Mrs. Ueo. HnKlies, mother of tlie author, for pub-
lication, that it might be used. It was sung by Anna, Sep. 4th, 1909, in Thornly Cliai)t>l,
Ocean Grove, N. J. In the 6.30 Temple Service, Anna was testifying that same riay, when
the Death Angel touched her heart, and she " was not, for God took her."— H. L. G.'
A. P. H. Ann.\ p. Hughes.
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1. I'm walk-ing with Je - sua each day, yes I kuow; He helps me to
2. Tho' fierce be the bat- tie, and long be the fray; The Sav-iour has
3. And when to the end of life's con- flict I'm near, Death can-not a -
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cou-quer in this world below; A - bid-ing,confiding,I'll trust to the end;
promis'd to lead all the way; So following closely, I' 11 shout as I go!
fright me, no grave do I fear, For Jesus hath conquer'd ; once dead, now he lives!
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Je - 8US is vie -tor, on him I'll depend.^
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116
Lord, I'm Coming Home.
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1. I've wandered far a - way from God, Now I'm com-ing home;
2. I've wast - ed ma- By pre- cious years, Now I'm com-ing home;
3. I'm tired of sin and stray- ing, Lord, Now I'm com-ing home;
4. My soul is sick, my heart is sore, Now I'm com-ing home;
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Lord, I'm com-ing home.
Lord, I'm com-ing home.
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I now re- pent with bit - ter tears,
I' 11 trust thy love, be - lieve thy word,
My strength renew, my hope re - store,
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Now I'm coming home;
That Jesus died, and died for me,
Lord, I'm coming home* -
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6 I need his cleansing blood I know;.
Now I'm coming home;
O wash me whiter than the snow^
Lord, I'm coming home.
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Lot© So Unbounded.
Melvin J. Hill.
. I'm enthrilled in the presence of Je - sus, And his wonderful love for me;
. He a-bandoned his will in the gar-den, And he suffered the Father's own,
When the weight of my sins fell up-on him, And he pray'd for the Father's pow'r,
. When the angel shall o - pen the por-tals, And I stand on the golden street,
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My heart welleth up with his prais-es, And henceforth my song shall be.
That he my redemption might proffer, That he for my sins might atone.
There appeared in the heavens an an - gel Who strengthen'd his heart that hour.
My joy ne'er shall end in the presence Of him whom I long to meet.
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118
Since I Hare Entered In.
Jenitie E. Hussey.
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1. I stood be-side the crimson tide, All bur-dened with my sin;
2. The blood up-on the mer-cy - seat Was sprin-kled long a - go;
3. From Cal-v'ry's side the crimson tide Is flow - ing free-ly still:
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A - ton - ing grace for Israel's race Did God the Fa - ther show.
Oh, come to-day, while yet you may. Come, who - so - ev - er - will;
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But now his plan for sin - ful man Has ful - ly been re - vealed.
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1. When Is - rael out of bondage came, A sea be -fore them lay;
2. Be - fore me was a sea of sin, So great I feared to pray;
3. When sor -rows dark, like storm-y waves, Were dash-ing o'er my way;
4. And when I reach the sea of death, For need- ed grace I'll pray;
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roll'd the sea a - way.
roli'd the sea a - way.
roll'd the sea a - way.
roll the sea a - way.
The Lord reach'd down bis mighty band, And
My heart's de- sire the Sa-viour read, And
A - gain the Lord in mer-cy came. And
I know the Lord will quick-ly come,And
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With a conquering tread we will push a-head,
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I. L. OUmour. Weaonab. N. J.
130 Beneath His Sheltering Hand.
Lizzie DeArmond. Ohas. H, Marss.
Unison, or Duet.
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its nest flies for com - fort and rest, When the
my soul for God's love doth con -trol, Tho' His
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tempests sweep o-ver the land;
ways I may not un-der - stand;
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To my Sav- iour I go with my
So I wait on his will, try - ing
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glad e - ven-tide I am safe neath his she) -ter-ing hand
troubles and woe,There is peace 'neath his sheltering hand.
just to be still, O-ver me is his shel-ter-ing hand
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121
" The Light of the World."
Mrs. N. P C.
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1. Ye who now sit in dark-ness, Rise, for thy Light is come: Je- sus, the
2. Seek now the lov-ing Sav- iour, He is this dark world's light; Shin-ing in
3. Fear not the clouds about thee, Light thro' the gloom he'll bring; Walk in the
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world's Re-deem- er, Com-eth to guide thee home,
love and blessing, Mak-ing thy pathway bright,
light he giv - eth, Trust him and glad-ly sing.
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He is my light,
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light, and no darkness, I'll know, The light of his pres - ence makes
He is my light and no darkness I'll know, The light of his presence, light of his presence
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122
Hallelnjalij, Praise JehoYah I
Psalm 146.
Wm. J. K.RKPATRICK.
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1. Hal - le - lu - jah, praise Je - ho - vah ! From the heavens praise his name;
2. Let them prais-es give Je - ho - vah, They were made at his command;
3. All je fruit- fal trees and ce - dars, All ye hills and mountains high,
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Praise Je - ho - vah in the high - est, All his an- gels praise pro-claim.
Them for - ev - er he es - tab-lished, His de-cree shall ev - er stand.
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Kings of earth and all ye peo - pie, Princes great, earth's judges all;
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Fire, and hail, and snow, and va - pors, Stormy winds that liear him call.
Praise his name, young men and maid-ens, A - ged men, and chil-dreu small.
Let them prais - es give Je - ho - vah, For his name a - lone is high,
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1. When mother pray'd! O precious hour When God would come in mighty pow'r!
2. When mother pray'd ! ah,thenl knew With - in my soul that God was true;
3. And tho' the years may come and go, This heart of mine can nev- er know
4. Tho' oth - er scenes may be for-got, While life shall last this one can-not;
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1 could no Ion - ger doubt his love, But yielded all, — born from a-bove.
A sweeter time than that blest hour When Je-sus came in saving power.
When mother pray'd! O peace divine! My mother's God to- day is mine.
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Glory and Honor.
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Just As I Am,
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I am, and waiting not To rid my soul of one dark blot,
I am, tho' toss'd a - bout With many a conflict, many a doubt,
I am — poor, wretched, blind; Sight, riches, healing of the mind,
I am, thou wilt receive. Wilt welcome pardon, cleanse, relieve ;
I am, — thy love unknown Has bro-ken ev - 'ry bar- rier down ;
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•To thee whose blood can cleanse each spot, O Lamb of
Fight-ings with-in, and fears with-out, O Lamb of
Yea, all I need, in thee to find, O Lamb of God, I come! I come
Be - cause thy promise I be-lieve, O Lamb of God, I come! T come!
Now, to be thine, yea, thine a-lone, O Lamb of God, I come! I come!
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The Promised Land.
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2. O'er all those wide - ex-tend - ed plains Shines one e - ter - nal day;
3. No chill- ing winds, or pois'nous breath, Can reach that healthful shore;
4. When shall I reach that hap - py place, And be for - ev - er blest?
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There God, the Son, for- ev - er reigns, And scat - ters night a - way.
Sick - ness and sor - row, pain and death, Are felt and feared no more.
When shall I see my Fa-ther's face, And in his bos - om rest?
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4. Cast thy bread up - on the wa- ters,
5. Cast thy bread up - on the wa- ters,
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Ye who have but scant sup- ply.
Poor and wea- ry, worn with care, —
Ye who have a- bund-ant store;.
Far and wide your treas-ure strew.
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Oft - en sit - ting in the shad-ow. Have you not a crumb to spare ?
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Scat-ter it with will - ing fin-gers, Shout for joy to see it go!
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Can you not to those a-round you Sing some lit - tie song of hope.
You may think it lost for-ev- er. But, as sure as God is true.
For if you do close- ly keep it, It will on - ly drag you down;
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In this life or in the oth - er, It will yet re - turn to you.
If you love it more than Je - sus. It will keep you from your crown.
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Abide With Me.
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A- bide with me ! Fast falls the e-ven- tide, The darkness deepens ; Lord, with me abide !
Swift to its close ebbs out life's little day ; Earth's joys grow dim, its glories pass a- way;
I need thy presence ev ry passing hour; What but thy grace can foil the tempter's pow'r ?
I fear no foe, with thee at hand to bless; Illshaveno weight, and tears no bitterness;
Hold thou thy cross be-fore my closing eyes; Shine thro'the gloom, and point me to the skies;
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Change and de- cay in all around I see; 0 thou, who changest not, a- bide with me !
Who, like thy- self, ray guide and stay can be ? Thro' cloud and sunshine,0 abide with me !
Where is death's sting, where grave thy vict'ry ? I triumph still, if thou a-bide with me.
Heav'n's morning breaks,and earth's vain shadows flee! In life,in death,0 Lord,abide with me !
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Sarionr, Like a Shepherd.
DOKOTHY A. THBUPP.
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' \ In thy pleasant pastures feed us, For our use thy folds prepare : \ Bless-ed Je- sus,
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' I Keep thy flock,from sin defend us, Seek us when we go a - stray ; ) Bless-ed Je- sus,
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2. He will gath-er, he will gath-er The gems for his kingdom, All the
3. Lit - tie children, lit- tie children Who love their Re-deem-er, Are the
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Je- sus calls us, o'er the tu - mult Of our life's wild, rest-less sea;
Je- sus calls us from the wor-ship Of the vain world's golden store;
In our joys and in our sor- rows. Days of toil and hours of ease,
Je- sus calls us! by thy mer-cies, Sav-iour, may we hear thy call;
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Day by day his sweet voice soundeth,Saying, "Christian, fol-lowme."
From each i - dol that would keep us, Saying, "Christian, love me more."
Still he calls, in cares and pleasures, "Christian, love me more than these."
Give our hearts to thy o- be-dience,Serve and love thee best of all.
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Jesiis, Lorer of My Soul.
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1. Je- sns, Lov - er of my soul, Let me to thy bos- om fly,
2. 0th- er ref - ugehave I none, Hangs my help -less soul on thee;
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While the near - er wa-ters roll, While the tem-pest still is high!
Leave, ah! leave me not a- lone. Still sup - port and com-fort me.
Hide me, O my Sav - iour, hide. Till the storm of life be past;
All my trust on thee is stay'd. All my help from thee I bring;
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de - fenselesa head With the shad - ow of thy wing.
3 Thou, O Christ, art all I want;
More than all in thee I find ;
Eaise the fallen, cheer the faint,
Heal the sick and lead the blind.
Just and holy is thy name,
I am all unrighteousness;
False and full of sin I am,
Thou art full of truth and grace.
4 Plenteous grace with thee is found,
Grace to cover all my sin;
Let the healing streams abound;
Make and keep me pure within.
Thou of life the fountain art,
Freely let me take of thee;
Spring thou up within my heart,
Rise to all eternity.
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Jesus, Lorer of My Soul.
[For Hymn see above.]
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142
The Old Time Reliarion.
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Cho. — 'Tis the old time re - lig - ion,
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And it's good enough for me!
I : Makes me love the good old Bible, :|
And it's good enough for me!
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: It will do when I'm dying, :||
And it's good enough for me!
: It will take us all to heaven, :|l
And it's good enough for me!
Holy Spirit, Faltliful Guide.
M. M» Wells,
Fine.
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Ever near thine aid to lend,
Leave us not to doubts and fear,
Groping on in darkness drear.
When the storms are raging sore.
Hearts grow faint and hopes give o'er,
Whisper softly, "Wanderer, come.
Follow me, I'll guide thee home,"
When our days of toil shall cease,
Waiting still for sweet release.
Nothing left but heaven and prayer,
Wondering if our names are there;
Wading deep the dismal flood,
Pleading naught but Jesus' blood;
Whisper softly, "Wanderer, come.
Follow me, I'll guide thee home."
F. J . Cbosby.
Rescue the Perishing.
W. H. DOANK.
Res - cue theper-ish-ing, Care for the dy - ing, Snatch them in pit - y from
Tho' they are slighting him.Stillhe is wait -ing, Wait- ing the pen - i- tent
Down in the human heart.Crush'd by the tempter,Feel-ings lie bur-ied that
Res - cue theper-ish-ing, Du - ty demands it; Strength for thy la- bor the
sin and the grave; Weep o'er the err- ing one, Lift up the fal - len,
child to re - cei ve. Plead with them earnest - ly , Plead with them gen- tly :
grace can re - store ; Touched by a lov-ing heart, Wakened by kind-ness,
Lord will pro- vide : Back to the nar-row way Pa - tient- ly win them ;
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Tell them of Je - sua the might - y to
He will for-give if they on - ly be-lieve.
Chords that were bro-ken will vi-brate once more
Tell the poor wand'rer a Sav- lour has died
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145 0 Love that Wilt Not Let Me Go.
Geobge Matheson.
St. Margaret. 8, 8, 8, 8, 6.
Albert L. Peace.
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1. 0 Love that wilt not let me go,
2. 0 Light that f oUowest all my way,
3. 0 joy that seekest me thro' pain,
4. 0 Cross that lift-est up my head,
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! yield my fiick'ring torch to thee; My heart re -
I can-not close my heart to thee; I trace the
I dare not ask to fly from thee; I lay in
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back the life I owe, That in thine ocean depths its flow May richer, full-er be.
stores its borrowed ray, That in thy sunshine's glow its day May brighter, fairer be.
rainbow tbro' the rain, And feel theprom-ise is not vain That morn shall tearless be.
dust life's glo-ry dead,And froio the ground there blossoms red Life that shall endless be.
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Ble88ed Assurance.
Fanny J. Ohosby.
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1. Blessed as-siir-ance,Je-sus is mine! Oh, what a foretaste of glo-ry di-vine!
2. Per-fect submis-sion, perfect de-light, Vis-ions of rapture now burst on my sight;
3. Per-fect submis-sion, all is at rest, I in my Saviour am hap-py and blest;
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An - gels descending, bring from a- bo ve,Ech-oe8 of mer - cy, whispers of love.
Watching and waiting, looking a-bove,Fill'd with his goodness,lost in his love.
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This is my sto - ry, this is my song, Praising my Sav-iour all the day long;
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J. E. Gould.
Fine.
1. Je - sus, Sav - iour, pi - lot me O - ver life's tem-pest-uous sea;
2. As a moth- er stills her child Thou canst hush the o-cean wild;
3. When at last I near the shore, And the fear - ful break-ers roar
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D.C — Wondrous Sovereign of the sea, Je - sus, Sav-iour, pi - lot me.
D.C. — May I hear thee say to me, "Fear not, I will pi -lot thee."
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Un - known waves be- fore me roll, Hid-ing rock and treach'rous shoal;
Bois-terous waves o - bey thy will When thou say' st to them " Be stiU^ "
'Twixt me and the peace-ful rest, Then,whilelean - ing on thy breast,
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148 My Jesus, I LoTe Thee»
London Hymn Book. A. J. Qoroon.
1. Mj Je - sus, I love thee, I know thou art mine, For thee all the
2. I love thee, be - cause thou hast first lov - ed me, And purchased my
3. I will love thee in life, I will love thee in death. And praise thee as
4. In man-sions of glo - ry and end -less de- light, I'll ev - er a-
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par - don on Cal - va-.y's tree; I love thee for wear - ing the
long as thou lend - est me breath ; And say when the death - dew lies
dore thee in heav-en so bright; I'll sing with the glit - ter - ing
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149
Bock of Ages.
A. M. ToPUDY.
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Fink.
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Let me hide my -self in thee;
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2 Could my tears forever flow,
Could my zeal no languor know,
These for sin could not atone;
Thou must save, and thou alone;
In my hand no price I bring;
Simply to thy cross I cling.
While I draw this fleeting breath,
When mine eyes shall close in death,
When I rise to worlds unknown,
And behold thee on thy throne,
Rock of Ages, cleft for me, '
Let me hide myself in ^bee.
150
Joseph.
II. GiLMORE.
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He Leadetli Me.
William B. Bradbury.
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1. He lead-eth me! O bless- ed tho't! O words with heav'nlj comfort fraught!
2. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom,Sometimes where Eden's bowers bloom,
3. Lord, I would clasp thy hand in mine, Nor ev - er mur-murnor re- pine;
4. And when my task on earth is done, When, by thy grace, the vic-t'ry's won,
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By wa - ters still, o'er trou-bled
Con - tent, what-ev - er lot I
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be, Still 'tis God's hand that lead-eth me.
sea — Still 'tis God's hand that lead-eth me.
see, Still 'tis God's hand that lead-eth me.
flee. Since God thro' Jor - dan lead-eth me.
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\ His faithful follow'r 1 would be, For by his hand he( Omit / leadeth me.
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William W. Walkord. William B. Bradbury,
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( And bids me, at my Father's throne, Make all my wantsi and( Omit )wishes known. \
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In sea- sons of dis- tress and grief, My soul has oft - en found re - lief.
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2 Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer,
Thy wings shall my petition bear
To him, whose truth and faithfulness
Engage the waiting soul to bless:
And since he bids me seek his face.
Believe his word, and trust his grace,
I'll cast on him my every care.
And wait for thee, sweet hour of prayer.
3 Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer,
May 1 thy consolation share.
Till, from Mount Pisgah's lofty height,
1 view my home, and take ray flight :
This robe of flesh I'll drop and rise
To seize the everlasting prize;
And shout, while passing through the air
Farewell, farewell, sweet hour of prayer.
152 Love Divine, all Love Exceliiug,
Charles Wesley.
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Love divine, all love ex-cell-ing,Joj of heav'n,to earth comedowuIFixin U8 thy
Breathe, O breataetiiy loving Spirit In- lo ev-'ry troubled breast! Let us all in
Come, aliniglity to de-liv-er, Let us all thy life receive; Sud-den-ly re-
Fin - ish then thy new cre-ation; Pure and. «[)otless let it be; Let us see thy
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huiub' dwelling; All thy faithful mercies crown. Jesus, thou art all compassion,
thee lU-her- it, Let us find that sec-ond rest. Take a- way our bent to sinning;
♦iiru, and never, Never more thy temples leave: Thee we would be always blessing,
_,'reat sal va-tion, Perfectly restored in thee: Chang' d from glory in - tf)^glo- ry,
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Pure unbounded love thou art; Visituswith thy salvation; Enterev'ry trembling heart.
Al - pha and O- me-ga be: End of faith, as its beginning,Set our hearts at liberty.
Serve theeasthy hosts above, Pray,and praise thee without ceasing.Glory in thy perfect love.
Till in heav' n we "take our place, Till we cast our crowns before thee. Lost in wonder, love and praise.
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153
Nearer, My God, to Thee.
Sarah F. Adams.
Bethany. 6s, 4s.
Or. Lowell Mason.
1. Near - er, my God, to thee, Near - er to thee I E'en tho' it be a cross
2. Tho' like the wan- der - er, The sun gone down, Dark-ness be o- ver me,
8. There let the way ap-pear, Steps un-toheav'n; All that thou send- est me,
4. Then, withmy wak-ingtho'ts Bright with thy praise, Out of my sto-ny griefs
5. Or if, on joy -ful wing, Cleav-ing the sky, Sun, moon, and stars for- go«.
That
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rais-eth me; Dtill all my song shall be,
rest a stone. Yet in my dreams I'd be
mer - cy given ; An - gels to beck - on me
-el I'll raise; So by my woes to be
ward I fly, Sliill all my song shall be
Near - er, my God,
Near - er, my God,
Near - er, my God,
Near - er, my God,
Near - er, my God,
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Near - er to thee I
All to Christ I Owe.
hear the Saviour say — Thy strength indeed is small
Lord, now indeed I find Thy pow'r, and thine alone, Can change the
For noth - ing good have I Whereby thy grace to claim — I'll wash my
When from my dy- ing bed My ransomed soul shall rise. Then "Je - sua
And w^hen before the throne I stand in him complete, I'll lay my
watch and pray. Find in me thine all in all.
lep - er's spots. And melt the heart of stone,
garments white In the blood of Calv'ry's Lamb,
paid it all!" Shall rend the vault-ed skies,
tro-phies down, All down at Je-sus'feet.
Je - sua paid it all I
All to him I owe: Sin had left a crimson stain ; He washed it white as snow.
Deeper Yet.
Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr
Wm. L Kip.kpatrick.
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1. lu the blood from the cross I have been wash'd from sin; But to be
2. Day by day, hour by hour Blessings are sent to me; But for more
8. Near to Christ I would live, Fol-low- ing him each day; What I ask
4. Now I have peace,8weet peace, While in this world of sin; But to pray
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I'll not cease Till I am pure with - in
Deep - er yet, deep- er yet.
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Onward, Christian Soldiers.
Arthur S. Sullivan.
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1. On-ward, Christian sol - diers ! Marching as to war, With the cross of Je - sug
2. Like a miglit-y ar - my Moves the Church of God; Brothers, we are tread-ing
3. Crowns and thrones may perish. Kingdoms rise and wane. But the Church of Je-sug
4. On-ward, then, ye peo - pie ! Join our hap-py throng, Blend with ours your voices
Go- ing on be -fore; Christ, the roy - al Mas-ter, Leads a -gainst the foe;
Where the saints have trod; We are not di - vi - ded, All one bod- y we,
Oon-stant will re- main; Gates of hell can nev - er, 'Gainstthat Church prevail;
In the triumph-song; Glo - ry, laud and hon -or Un - to Christ the King;
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For-ward in - to bat - tie, See, his ban-ners go! ^
One in hope and doc - trine. One in char - i - ty. LnnTxron^l PTiT-ia+iar, or.1 rH*.™i
We have Christ's own promise, And that can not fail. j-On'«^a»-d. Chnsaan sol - diers f
This thro' countless a - ges Men and an -gels sing. -^
161
Work, for the Night is Coining.
Sidney Dyer.
Lowell Mason,
J 1 Work, for the night is coming,W ork thro'the morning hours ; 1
' ' Work, while the dew is sparkling, ( Omit. ) / Work 'mid springing flow'rs.
D.C. — Work, for the night is com-ing, {Omit ) When man's work is done.
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2 Work, for the night is coming,
Work through the sunny noon ;
Fill brightest hours with labor,
, Rest comes sure and soon.
Give every flying minute
Something to keep in store:
Work, for the night is coming,
Vbee map vorka ut^ xuor»
Work, for the night is coming.
Under the sunset skies;
While their bright tints are glowing^
AVork, for daylight flies.
Work till the last beam fadeth,
Fadeth to shine no more ;
Work while the night is darkening.
When man's work ia o'er.
163 Holy Ghost, with Light Biviue
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Ghost, with light di- vine,
Ghost, with pow'r di-vine.
Ghost, with joy di - vines,
a.>i^ _ ;<- ail di-vine.
Phi no up - on this heart of
Cleanse this guilt - y heart of
Cheer this sad-den*d heart of
Dwell with - in this heart- -lof
mine;
mine;
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Chase the shadefj of ni.erht a - wav.
Long hath sin, with -out con - trol,
Bid my ma - ny woes de - part,
Cast down ev - 'ry
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my dark - ness in - to day.
do- min - ion o'er ray soul,
my wound-ed, bleeding heart.
1 - dol - throne, Eeign su - preme— and reign a - lone:
1. Down at the cross -where my Sav- iour died, Do wn where for cleansing from
2.1 am BO -won- drous!-ly saved from sin I Je • sus so sweet -ly »-
8. O precious foun- tain that saves from sin, I am so glad I have
4. Oome to this foun «• tain, so rich and sweet; Cast thy poor soul at the
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eln I cried; Th-^re to my heart was the blood ap- plied; Glo - ry to his
bides with-in ; There at the cross where he took me in; Glo - ry to his
en - tered in ; There Je • sus saves me and keeps me clean ; Glo - ry to his
Saviour's feet; Plunge in to-day, and be made com-plete ; Glo»ry to his
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Glo - ry to his
166
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Pass Me Not.
1. Pass rae not, O gen -tie 8av - iour, Hear my hum-ble cry; While
2. Let me at a throne of mer - cy Find a sweet re - lief; Kneel'
3. Trust- ing on - ly in thy mer - it, Would I seek thy face; Heal
4. Thou the Spring of all my com -fort, More than life to me, Whom
on
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there in deep con-tri - tion, Help my un - be- lief. (
wounded, bro-ken spir - it, Save me by thy grace. [
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Sav-iour, Rav - iour.
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167
Only Trust Him.
J. H. S.
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Plunge now in -to the crim- son flood That wash - es white as snow.
Be- lieve in him with- out de-lay, Aad you are ful - ly blest.
To dwell in that ce - les - tial land, W\iere joys iui -mor -^ tal flow.
• TUe words " Come to J§sns " miiy be used for qbpn^s instead of " Only Tiust Him,"
168
I Surrender All.
J. (V. Van DeVenter.
Solo.
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W. S. Weedem.
/All to Je - sus I sur - ren - der, All to him I free-ly give;)
(I will ev - er love and trust him, lu his pres-ence dai - ly live./
/All to Je - sus I sur - ren - der, Hum-bly at his feet I bow;)
( World -ly pi eas-ures all for - sak - en, Take me, Je- sus, take me now. J
fAU to Je - sus I sur - ren - der. Make me, Sav-iour, whol-ly thine; J
\Liet me feel the Ho - ly Spir - it, Tru - ly know that thou art mine. J
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Lord, I give myself to thee ;
Fill me with thy love and power,
Let thy blessing fall on-me. _ ~
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5 All to Jesus T surrender.
Now I feel the sacred flames
O the joy of full salvation!
Glory, "glory to hla na'nie^j £^
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In the Cross of Christ.
S;n John Bowring,
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2. When the woes of
8. When the sun of
4. Bane and bless-ing,
Christ 1 glo-ry, Tow'r-ing o'er the wrecks of
life ©'er-take me, Hopes de-ceive, and fears an
bliss is beaming. Light afid lov© lip -Oil toy
pain and pleasure. By . the cross are sane - ti -
time ;
nov,
tied:
All the light of sa - cred sto - ry Gath - ers round its head sub-Jimo.
Nev - er shall the cross for - sake me ; Lo ! it glows with peace and joy.
From the cross the ra - diance streaming Adds new lus - ter to the day.
Peace is there, that knows no meas- ure, Joys that thro' all time a - bide.
170
W. COWPER.
There is a Fountain.
LowELt Mason,
1. Tliere is a fount- ain filled with blood. Drawn from Im-man-uel's veins;
2. The dy - ins thief re-joieed to see That fount- ain in his day;
8. Thou dy - ing Lamb! thy pre -cious blood Shall nev - er lose its^ power.
ind sin- ners, pi nnered beneath that flood, Lose all their guilt - y
And there may I, though vile as he, "Wash all my sins a
Till all the • ransomed Church of God Are saved, to sin no
stains.
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D.iS.-And sin -ners, plunged beneath that flood, Lose all their guilt - y stains.
D.8.-And there may I, though vile as he, Wash all my sins a - way.
D.S.-Till all the rau-somed Church of God Are saved, to sin no more.
Lose all their guilt - y
Wash all my sins a
Are saved,- to sin no
stains,.... Lose all their guilt- y stains,
way, Wash all my sins a - way,
more, Are saved, to sin no more,
4 E'er since, by faith, I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Eedeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till 1 die.
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5 Then in a nobler, sweeter song.
I'll sing thy power to save.
When this poor lisping, stammering tongue.
Lies silent in the grave.
Just As I Am.
1. just as
2. Just as
3. Just as
4. Just as
Wm.'B. BRAt>B0"5y.
am, with-out one plea. But that thy blood was sshed for me,
am, and wait -ing not To rid my soul of one dark blot,
am, tho' tossed a -bout With many a con -flict, many a doubt,
am — poor, wretched, blind; Sight, rich- es, heal -ing of the ioalnd.
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And that thou bidd'st me come to thee.
To thee whose blood can cleanse each spot,
Fightings with-in, and fears with-out,
Yea, all I need, in thee to find,
O Lamb of God, I come! I
O Lamb of God, I come ! I
O Lamb of God, I come! I
O Lamb of God, I come! I
come!
come I
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6 Just as I am, thou wilt receive.
Wilt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve;
Because thy promise I believe,
O Lamb of Qod. I come ] I come !
6 Just as I am, — thv love unknown
Has broken every barrier down;
Now, to be thine, yea, th'ne alone,
0 Iiamb of God, I come' I cornel
172
My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
Olivet. 6s, 4s,
Lowell Mason.
1, My faith looks up to thee, Thou Lamb of Calva-ry, Saviour di- vine; Now hear me
2. May thy rich grace impart Strength to my fainting heart, Mv zeal inspire! As thou hast
while I pray, Take all my guilt a way, O let me from this day Be -whol - ly tWne!
died for me, O may my love to thee Pure, warm, and changeless be, A living fire !
3 While life's dark maze I tread,
And griefs around me spread,
Be thou my Guide;
Bid darkness turn to day,
Wipe sorrow's tears away.
Nor let me ever stray
From thee aside.
When ends life's transient dream,
When death's cold, sullen stream
Shall o'er me roll ;
Blest Saviour, then, in love.
Fear and distrust remove ;
O bear me safe above,
A ransomed soul !
173
My Country ! 'Tis of Thee.
S. F. Smith, D. D.
America. 6s, 4s.
An. Henry Carey.
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1. My coun4ry ! 'tis of thee, Sweet land of lib - er-ty. Of thee I sing: Land where my
2. My native country, thee, Land of the no-ble, free, Thyname I love; I love thy
fathers died ! Land of the Pilgrims' pride !
rocks and rills.Thy woods aud templed hills
From ev'ry mountain .side. Let freedom ring.
; Mv heart with rapture thrills, Like that above.
8 Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet freedom's song;
Let mortal tongues awake ;
Let all that breathe partake ;
X^t rocks their silence break,
The sound prolong.
Our fathers' God ! to thee.
Author of liberty,
To thee we sing;
Long may our land be bright
With freedom's holy light;
Protect us "jy thy might,
Great God, our King!
Come, Thou Abnighty King.
Italian Hymn. 6s, 4s.
Felice Giarc.ni.
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1. Come, thou al-might-y King, Help us thy name to sing. Help us to praise ; Father all-
2. Come, tho'j incarnate Word, Gird on thy mighty sword, Our pray'r attend ; Come,andthy
3. Come, ho-ly Com-fort-er, Thy sacred wit- ness bear In this glad hour: Thou who aL
4. To thee, great One in Three, E - ter-nal glo - ry be, Hence,evermore ; Thy sov'reign
Come, Thou Almighty King.— Conclwied.
glo - ri-ous, O'er all vie - to - ri-ous, Come, and reign o-ver us, An-cient of Days.
people bless, \nd give thy word success :Spir- it of ho - li-ness, On us de-scend I
mighty art. Now rule in ev-'ry heart, And ne'er from us depart, Spir- it of pow'r!
ma - jes-ty May we in glo - ry see. And to e-ter-ni-ty Love and a - dore.
175
Happy Day.
P. Doddridge.
E. F. RiMBAULT.
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2 O happy bond, that seals my vows
To him who merits all my love!
Let cheerful anthems till his house,
While to that sacred shrine I move.
3 'Tis done: the great transaction's done!
I am my Lord's and he is mine ;
He drew me, and I followed on.
Charmed to confess the voice divine.
176
Wm. p. Mackay.
Revive Us Again.
J. J. Husband.
1. We praise thee.O Ood! for the Son of thy love, For Jesus who died, and is now gone above.
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. -le- lu-jah ! thine the glo-ry, Hal-le-lu- jah! A-men, Re-vive us
2 We praise thee» O God I for thy Spirit of light.
Who has shown us our Saviour, and scattered our night.
8 All glory and praise to the Lamb that was slain,
AVho has borne all our sins, and has cleansed every stain.
4 All glory and praise to the God of all grace,
Who has bought us, and sought us, and guided our ways.
6 Revive us again; fill each heart with thy love;
May each soul be rekindled with fire from above.
177
Jesus Saves.
Pkisoilla J. Owens
Wm. J. K IKK PATRICK.
i. We have heard the joy - ful sound, Je - sus saves,
2. Waft it ou the roll - ing tide, Je - sus saves.
3. Sing a - bove the bat tie's strife, Jc - sus «*a"2S,
4. Give the winds a might - y voice, Je - sus saves.
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Sing, ye is - lands of the sea, Ech - o back, ye o - cean caves,
Sing it soft - ly thro' the gloom, When the heart for mer - cy craves,
Shout sal -va- tion full and free. High - est hills and deep - est caves,
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Earth shall keep her ju - bi - lee, Je - sus saves.
Sing in tri - umph o'er the tomb, Je - sus saves.
This our song of vie - to - ry, Je - sus saves,
Je - sus saves,
Je - sus saves.
Je - sus saves.
Je - sus saves.
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Titles in Capita is; First Lines in Roman,
No.
Afude with Me.... i;]4
A.. I, Ai.().\(; THK Gos- 78
.\i-i. Hail tiik Pow- 103
Am. to Christ I 154
All to Jesus 1 sur- lt)8
A I .o .\ E >\' I Ti 1 God . . 91
America, tjs, 4s... 173
A Si.\,\EK, JSaved by 44
As 1 toil on my way, 120
Ar the BA'rrLE's.
A wonderful iSaviour
102
G3
Bear the Cross. . 12
Hexeath His Shel- 120
I' • not dismayed. . . 47
Bethany, 6s, 4.... 154
Jieyond the danger- 57
Jii.ESSED Assurance 146
JiLESS the Lord, My 23
Blest be tne tie,. . . 137
±>o\v^d beneath your 85
Burden Bearing... 9
"By Faith" 80
Calling for You.. 77
Cast Thy Bread.. . 130
Christ vViix Win.. 3
Cix)SE to Thee.... 31
Come every soul by 167
Come Thou Almighty 174
Comrades of Jesus. 112
Crown Him 1
Dear to the Heart. 34
Deeper Yet 159
JvENNIS, S. M 137
Does the tempter. ... 14
Doing His Will 66
Down at the cross . . 165
Down from his home 127
Dwell with the.
39
Eventide, 10s 134
Far Away He Saw. 48
For (;od so loved this 108
I'uu Voir AND for. . 88
No
(Jathering Jewels. 58
(;i\E Me Thy Heart 84
<.i,oKY AND Honor.. 124
Ulory to His Name 105
c;oD is For Us.... 22
(iOD Will Take. ... 47
Gone from my heart 29
Go Tell it 101
Great is the Love 53
Hallelujah, Praise 122
Happy Day 175
Hear the shouts that 9!)
Heavenly Sunlight 131
He Brought Me... 98
He HiDEni My Soul 63
He is the Same. . . 43
He Leadeth Me... 150
JiE Rolled the Sea 119
He Whispers His.. 18
His (S'trength is... 113
His Way with Thee 114
Holy Ghost with 163
Holy Spirit Faith- 143
Homeland of the. . 40
Homeward .... 90
Honey in the Rock 70
How Could it be. . . 11
How Firm a Foun- 132
How many in heaven 36
How my longing. ... 4
I am fully trusting 43
"I am the Door-'. . . 82
I AM Thine, 0 Lord 13
I Believe in the. . 142
If you are tired of 89
If you have heard. 101
I Have an Every-.. 20
I have come thro'.. 10
I liave tried to count 60
I hear the Saviour. . 154
1 Hear Thy Wel-. .155
1 Know (tod's Prom- 108
I'll trust in mv Sav- 113
1 Love Him. ." 29
I'm enthrilled in the 117
oN
I'm happy in my.. 24
I'm walking with... 115
In the blood from.. 159
In tlie cross of . . . . 169
In the light of truth 67
In time of tempta-. 15
I Pray Thee 95
I stood beside the.. 118
Is thy heart by sin. 74
I Surrender All. . 168
Italian Hymns, 6s, 174
It matters not how. 32
I've enlisted for life 102
I've wandered far.. 11(5
I will go 158
I Will Sing the.. 30
Jerusalem, Jerusa-. 40
Jesus Calls Us.... 139
Jesus comes with... 106
Jesus, I Come 97
Jesus, I come to. . . 79
Jesus is Precious.. 73
Jesus, Lover of my 140
Jesus, My All 127
Jesus Only. 49
Jesus Saves 177
Jesus, Saviour, pilot 147
Jesus the King of 67
Jesus Understands 85
Jewels 138
Just as I am. . . 171-128
Just to trust the . . . 66.
Kept by His Power 92:
Lead Us, Dear Lord
Let Jesus Come. . .
Let those who've...
Let Us Be Trium-.
Like the Stars. . . .
Look, ye saints, the
Lord, I'm Coming..
Loid Jesus. I long to
Love. Divine all lo\'e
].n\K so Unp.ounded
Love Took Him. . . .
32.
891
50
8;
116.
162:
152:
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No.
Marchlnff on in.... 3.3
Maktyn, 78, d 141
Meditation, lis, 8a. 135
Mekcy. 79 103
Miles Lane, C. M.. 10:3
My Anchor Holds. 56
My country 'tis of. 173
My faith looks up to 172
My Fatherland .... 41
My Father's Love. 4
My Hand in His ... 09
My heart was dis- . . 98
My hope is built on. 157
My Jesus, I Love.. 148
My stubborn will at 68
Nearer my God to.. 153
Nearer, Still Near- 150
Never alone in this 26
Never Doubt Your 21
Not a sound invades 27
Not a Star in My. 45
0 bless the fx)rd, my 23
0 Child of the King 39
0 come to tii« Sav- 77
U Give Me the Old- 142
O happy day that. . 175
O conirados. on 112
O Hear the S.w-. . 93
Oh the glory that the 52
O Think of the. . . . 109
O listen to our won- 105
Olivet, 6s, 4s 172
O love that wilt not 145
0 my comrades, how 110
Once in the thunder- 50
Once my weary heart 76
One of' G-on'.s Days. 2
Only Trust Him.. 167
Onward, Christian. 160
Open Thou Mixe... 17
O shipwrecked soul.. 61
0 thou in w-.ose pres- 135
Our Hearts Turn to 107
Out in the conflict.. 92
Out of my bondage 97
Out op the Land of 74
Out on the mountain 82
Outside of the Fold 28
O ye thirsty ones.. 164
Pass me not 166
Poor and despised He 11
Praise the Lord with 125
Precious words to... 75
PvATTTBUN, 8s, 7s. . . .
Redeemed
Refuge, 7s. d
Rescue the Perish-
Revival Flames. . . .
Revive Thy work, Al-
Revive Us Again..
Rock of Ages
Safc T.f THE Ark . .
Sailing for Home.
■Satisfied
Saved to the Utter-
Saviour Like a . . .
S.wiouR, Pilot Me.
See the cross where
Shall 1 Be Counted
Shall I stand all..
Shine and Keep. . .
Shipwrecked, but..
Since I Have Enter-
Sing the tidings o'er
Softly and tenderly
Soldiers of the. . .
Somebody Cares...
Standing on the..
Sweet as the dew at
Sweet Hour of . . .
Sweet Will of God
The Angels Have..
The battle is on, 'tis
The Clouds Will. .
The End is not Vet
•The Face of. . . .
The Fight is on. .
The Golden Day.'* . .
The IlALLELU.fAH . ..
The Ki.xo of Love. .
The King of the. .
The Light of the. .
The Light of the. .
The Loud Brings..
Then. 0 Then, Abide
The Old Time Re-
Thk Plea of a Peni-
The 1'komised Land
There is a Foun-. .
There is a Holy City
There is Power in
There's a ^lad song.
There's • »zolden ray
There's a Paviour..
There's many a soc-
There's sorrow and . .
The Shepherd sought
N^ I
109
81
140
144
64
78
176
149
25
59
7
86
136
147
126
111
45
19
61
118
3
88
33
26
10
16
151
68
15
94
62
flO
72
i04
14
50
65
126
38
121
71
37
142
79
129
170
38
87
22
62
TiiE Solid TtocK. . . .
They Shall Shine.
This is our business
Tho' the angry. . . .
Thou, my everlasting
Tho' your head be. .
'Tis So Sweet to. .
" 'Tis true, O yes, 'tis
'Twas love alone that
Victory
Victory for Me. . .
Victory for the .
Victory in Jesus'.
Wai7 oy me Lord.
Walkiu}^ m sunlight
Walk, Ye. i.n the.
Weak and unworthy
We are gathering. .
We praise Thee. 0
We Shall .e Like
What Did He Do. .
Whenever by sorrow-
When He conieth. .
When 1 Cross the
When I have finished
When Israel ntit of
When I wnB lost on
Whe.v fx^vB Shines.
When morning's gold
Whe.n Mother Pray-
When no clouds are.
W lien storms of life
When the Saviour
Where are Thy. . . ,
While Ifslts Whis-
Wmsi'EKi.NGS of Je-
XAhlier than Snow
Why I'm Happy...
Wht .not CONrE TO. .
Wur Will Ye Wan-
WfTH Heart \nd..
With .!osu9 mr Lord
With thp cross of. .
WoonwoHTH, L. M..
Work . roR the. .
Workers Together.
Would you be free.
Would you live for
69 Ye who now sit in . .
9 "Ye Would Not". .
19 You Can Never Be
71 You may have the..
157
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4(;
56
31
21
83
108
5
99
115
54
94
70
131
90
44
58
176
75
105
18
138
57
7
119
25
106
107
123
37
91
110
51
35
27
162
24
16
164
125
73
54
171
161
46
87
114
121
42
6
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