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SONGS OF GLORY
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A COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL SONGS FOR
Sunday >t SgIiooIs * and * tte * Family * Ercle
BY-
CTJlS. H. FILLMORE,
Author of "JOY AND GLADNESS," "SONGS OF GRATITUDE," "SONGS OF GLORY," "HOURS OF SONG,
"JOYFUL NOTES," etc., etc.
CINCINNATI:
FILLMORE BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
1881.
PREFACE.
In response to many calls the present book is issued in the figure notntmi.
I have named it Songs of Glory No 2, because, in its preparation, I have kept in
view the points that made the former book so popular, and hope to have succeeded in
imitating its good qualities sufficiently to entitle it to a place second only to its Model
Predecessor.
"With many thanks to the contributors, and a hearty " God speed " to the book and its
friends, I am, yours truly, Jas. H. Fillmore.
Copyright, 1881, by Fillmoee Bros.
ELECTROTYPED AT
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CINCINNATI.
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PURER IN HEART.
1. Pur - er in heart, O God, Help me to
2. Pur - er in heart, O God, Helii me to
3. Pur - er in heart, O God, Helj) me to
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Watch thou my wayward feet. Guide me with counsel sweet, Pur- er in heart
Be thou my friend and guide. Let me with thee a - bide. Pur - er in heart
Keep me from se - cret sin. Reign thou my soul within. Pur - er in heart
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THE LORD IS RISEN.
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2. "And forth lie came, the Lord of all. He cast a-side Death's i-cy thrall, And by that wondrous vic-to-
3. "The night is o - ver, and the light Of day's sweet dawning groweth brrght; Behold thy Lord, thy Savior,
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SING, EVER SING.
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Sing thro' the darksome night
Sing, tho' tiiou bear it long,
Soon shall the tempt-er flee,
Surg - ing a-round the soul.
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3. While we hear tlie wond'rous sto - ry
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How he gave his blessing, Full and free, we know
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How he heard, in kindness, Every humble call. How he passed each moment. Doing good to all.
How he'll bid us welcome, When oi^race is run, Hear him say so kind-ly. Faithful child, Mell done.
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GOD CARES FOR ME.
From " Hours of Song."
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3 And tho' I slumber in the grave,
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God cares for me, God cares for ma
STEP BY STEP.
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by step, and one by one Lives begin, and lives are done; (st.ep by step, and) True and firm I'or
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And he has said, O country.
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BE IN OUR MIDST TO-DAY.
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2. We haste to thy temple, oh, Father! Our fast fading strength to re-new; Bind up thou the wounded in
3. We haste to thy temple, dear Father, Smile down from tliy glory a-bove; We shall not grow weary well-
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
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We learn the les- sons of those days, When Je - sus walked the earth;
2. They tell us of his wond'roiis life, How pure he was, how true,
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GLADLY SING.
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gladly sing, Happy hearts hither bring, Come with smiles and with songs (o-day ;
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high in heaven, Blessings bright wlio hath given, We would car - ol our sweetest songs;
Turn a - way from all care.
While witli joy and with song
He who guards us from harm
In our pleas - ure to share,
Fly the sweet hours a - long
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Un - to us life and health pro - long.
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MY BIBLE TELLS ME SO.
A. D. Fillmore.
1. Christ loved lit - tie children, While on earth be - low,
2. Men, to be con- vert - ed, Je - sus says must t)e
3. Children praised the Sav - ior. When on earth he stood
4. If the lit - tie children Strive to do his will,
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THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK.
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2. I in peace will rest me there Till I see, Till I see, That the skies again are fair O - ver me, O-ver me ;
3. Then my pilgrim staff I'll take, And onee more, And once more I'll my onward journey make. As be-fore, As be-fore ;
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1. My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liber-ty. Of tliee I sing ; Land where my fathers died. Land of the
2. Mv native country, tliee, Land of the noble free, Thy name I love; I love tliy rocks and rills, Tliv woods and
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Protect us by thy might,
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OVER THE BRIGHT, CRYSTAL RIVER.
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4. Ev - 'ry day be joy-ful. Let your voic-es ring With the thankful prais-es
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2. When I try to be like Jesus — Patient, gentle, meek, and mild. Then it is he smiles and loves me,
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WE BELIEVE.
Knowles Shaw. By per.
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1. We saw tliee not when thou didst come To this poor world of sin and death ; Nor yet be - held
2. We saw tliee not Mheii lift - ed high, A - mid tliat wild and sav - age crew; Nor heard we that
3. We gazed not in the o - pen tomb, Where once thy man-gled bod - y lay ; Nor saw thee in
4. We walked not with the chosen few. Who saw thee from the earth as- cend; Who raised to heaven
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that "upper room," Nor met thee on the o - pen way; But we be - lieve that an -gels said, " Whj' seek the
their wond'ring view, Then low to earth all prostrate bend; But we be-lieve tliat hu-man eyes Be-held that
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OVERCOME EVIL WITH GOOD.
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To conquer our foes 'mid the diu and- the strife, We must
2. With hearts sore oppressed by a wrong that was done, Let us
Wlien injured, in - sult-ed, oh, quick-ly let's run. And
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And trust for our strength in the Sav-ior who knows, How to
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3. Beautiful home so bright and fair, Beau-ti-ful land of
BEAUTIFUL HOME SO BRIGHT AND FAIR.
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light. Glory and splendor to us unknown, Shine on the loved ones around thy throne.
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Happy the souls who enter there. Beautiful land of light ; Hapjay the souls who enter there, Beautiful
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SINGING, SINGING, SINGING.
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2. I don't know what be - side it They find to do, I'm sure, But what - so - e'er it
3. I'm glad our heav'nly Fa-ther Has taught the world to sing. And so, just like the
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Give up all, and follow him.
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2. In the ear - ly days of youth, "We must sow for days to be ; For the har-vest will be
3. In the au-tumn brown and sear, We shall gath-er up our store; Full of weal or full of
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SOMEWHERE THERE'S A WORLD OF BEAUTY.
Frank "W. Godfrey.
J. H. ROSECRANS.
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Elisha a. Hoffman.
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throne of the Fa-ther, to swell and to ring it. With the an -gels to make it thro' Par - a - dise roll.
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VESPER HYIVIN.
1. Sav - ior, like a shepherd, lead us. Much we need thy ten - der care ; )
In thy pleasant past-ures feed us. For our use thy folds pre- i^are. j Bless-ed Je-sus!
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Poor and sinful though we be ;
Thou hast mercy to relieve us,
Grace to cleanse, and power to free.
Blessed Jesus! Blessed Jesus!
Let us early turn to thee.
3 Early let us seek thy favor.
Early let us learn thy will ;
Do thou, Lord, our only Savior,
With thy love our bosoms fill.
Blessed .Jesus ! Blessed Jesus !
Thou hast loved us — love us stilL
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BRINGING IN THE SHEAVES.
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1. Sow-ing in the morning, sow-ing seeds of kindness; Sow-ing in the noontide and the dew - y eves;
2. G ' " • • •..,,,•, r.. ,. ,,
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Bid them come to Je-sus; thus pre-pare the har-vest, You shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
By and by the har-vest, and our la-bors end-ed, We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
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J. H. ROSKCRANS.
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thou didst a - bide ;
our grief and shame,
of life is pai-sed,
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CHRIST ON THE WATERS.
J. H. F.
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2. I have passed a night of per - 11, But tlie day is ver - y near,
3. I am not a ■ fraid' O Je - sus ! Walk thou where - so - e'er thou will :
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2. Lit - tie stars tliat sliine in heaven, As they twin-kle far above; Peeping, smiling at each oth - er,
3. " Gnd is love," the lit - tie birdies In the treetops over head, Seem to say with their sweet voices — •
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Whisper gently, "God is love." God is love, God is love, All things tell ns: "God is love."
Praising him by whom tliey'refed.
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2. No sun ev - er shines on that cit - y,
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En - shrouds with a man - tie its beau - ty,
No grief ev - er calls for our pit - y,
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Je - ru - sa-lem, cit - y of
For glo - ry di - vine is its
For full is the measure of
Go up to this cit - y of
gold,
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2. To us he hath giv - en the gift from . a - bove — The earnest of heav-en, thespir-it of love,
3. Ye all may re-ceive who on je-sus do call, The gift of his Spir-it — 'tis proflTcred to all.
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2. There U'.roiigh eter -ni - ty I'll sing The praises of my Heavenly King, A- loud my new-born
S. Soon an - gels bright with music sweet. Will greet iny weary, wand'ring feet, And those from here who 've
4. I have a place a - hove to rest, Safe folded to my Savior's breast; To dwell for - ev - or
in the sky, Who bids me come to him ou high,
voice I '11 raise To shout my dear Redeemer's praise,
gone be - fore I '11 meet up - on that an - gel shore.
in his love, Safe in my home, my home a - bove.
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WORK FOR JESUS.
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I LONG TO BEHOLD HIM.
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2 I aniuish and sigh to be there, Where Jesus hath fixed his a - bode ; Oh, when shal we meet
3 With him I on Zi- on shall stand, For Je - sus hath spoken the word; The bi^adth ot Imnmn-
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3 Truly blessed is this station,
Here unfolds his wondrous grace ;
"While I see divine compassion,
Beaming in his lovely face.
4 Lord, in ceaseless contemplation,
Fix my trusting heart on thee,
Till I know thy full salvation.
And thy face in glory see.
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SHALL WE MEET BEYOND THE RIVER?
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2. Shall we meet in tliat blest harbor, When our stormy voyage is o'er ? Shall we meet and cast the
3. Shall we meet with Christ, our Savior, When he comes to claim his ovvu? Shall we know his blessed
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Grace Glenn.
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TAKE CHRIST AT HIS WORD.
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saf-est of guides is our Sav - ior, Wherev - er he lead-eth the way. We'll fol
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WAS THERE EVER SUCH
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His foll'wers clothe in bright ar - ray, Was there ev - er such a friend as Je - sus !
'Tis Christ a - lone who can re - lieve, Was there ev - er such a friend as Je - sus !
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OVER THE RIVER.
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the riv-er the crys-tal stream flows, O - ver the riv - er the tree of life grows;
the riv-er the streets are of gol.l, There are en - joyments and pleasures un - told ;
.'rv tear shall be wiped from our eyes, There, where the sunlight of glo - ly neer dies;
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O ver the riv-er time nev - er grows old, Bear-ing the bur -den of years.
Eightln. for-ev-er those fair up -per skies, E - den's glad plains to a - dorn.
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There all our sigh-ing and sorrows shall cease. Hushed by the cho-rus of heav - en - Ij peace
O ver the riv - ei" fair kingdom of light, There heaven's mansions for - ev - er areb.ight,
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OVER THE RIVER. Concluded.
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Chill - ing our hearts with the cold i - cy bands, Steal-ing each quiv - er - iiig
O - ver the riv - er, thrice hap - py re - lease, We shall be free from our
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O - ver the riv-er the streets are of gold. There are en - joymcnts and pleasures un-told;
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RING THE JOY BELLS.
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1. Rini? the joy bells, Christ s risen He who for oui ^'^^'^^^^l^^^ ^^n the world with their vi-hra-tion
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4 Lord, the night is now ujion us,
All is dark and cold outeide,
But we rest in perfect safety
If thou wilt with us abide.
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Rev. B. F. Bristow
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NEATH ELIM'S COOLING PALMS.
F. L. Bristow,
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Take me, Lord, and make me thine.
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Eliza Sherman.
CHRIST IS PRECIOUS.
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Would he ask, beseech, and cry,
Why will you resolve to die ?
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Mrs. Mary B. C. Slade.
TELL IT AGAIN.
K. M. MClNTOSH.
home missionarv visited a dying boy in a gipsy tent. Bending over him lie said, "God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoso-
r believeth in hiiii should not perish but have everlasting life." The dying boy heard, and whispered, "Nobody ever told me."
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JESUS, HEAR MY PRAYER.
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2. Teach me, thou who art so ho - ly, How I best may do thy will; How in all my earth-ly
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WHAT A FRIEND WE HAVE IN JESUS.
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2. Guard your eyes with con-stant car-ing, Look with gladness on the right;
3. Guard vour ear, for thro' that en-trance Tempters oft-en reach the soul,
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Vict'ry is our sure reward.
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2. We can see tliat dis-tant home, Though clouds rise dark between ; Faith views the radiant dome,
3. Oil, glo - ry shining far. From the nev-er - set -ting sun! Oh, trembling morning star.
When he makes his peo-ple one, In the new.
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Our journey's al-most done, To the new, etc.
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JESUS, I WILL TRUST THEE.
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Je-sus, I will trust thee ! There is none be - side ;
Je-sus, I will trust thee ! Trust thee even now,
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In thine arms of mer-cy I will ev - er hide.
Trust thee when the death-dew Gathers on mv brow.
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bring; - ing To all who en - ter there.
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2. There hope's sweet flowers eter - nal bloom, While seasons come and go, Un-touched by sor-row's
3. There lim - pid wa - ters, bright and clear, Flow o'er the gold -en sands, "While thrill-ing mu - sic
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VALLEY OF BLESSING.
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And his Spir - it and blood make my cleansing com-plete, And his per-fect love cast-eth out fear.
There is rest for the wea-ry-worn trav - el - er's feet, And joy for the sor - row -ing heart.
When heav - en comes down redeemed spir-its to greet, And Christ sets his cov - e - nant seal.
As, with rapt - ur-ous prais-es, we bow at his feet. Crying, " Worthy the Lamb that was slain."
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2 Long my heart has sighed for thee,
Long has evil reigned within ;
Jesus sweetly speaks to me, —
" I will cleanse you from all sin."
3 Here I give my all to thee.
Friends, and time, and earthly store;
Soul and body thine to be,
Wholly thine for evermore.
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CALLING US AWAY.
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2. Once they were mourners here be - low,
3. I ask them whence their vict'ry came :
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we do now, With sins, and doubts, and fears,
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1. Let us a - wake our joys, Strike up with cheerful voice, Each creature sing; An-gels, be-gin the song,
2. Proclaim a -broad his name, Tell of his match-less fame, What wonders done; A-bove, beneath, around,
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Let all the earth resound, Tii'l heav'n's high arch rebound, " Vict'ry is won."
3 He vanquished sin and liell,
And our last foe will quell.
Mourners, rejoice;
His dying love adore,
Praise him now raised in power,
Praise him for evermore
With joyful voice.
BY AND BY.
SEMI-€HORUS
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2. Ini - pa-tient soul, and murin'ring lieart. Your inurni'ring cease, and bear your part Of pain and
3. Yes, " by and by " \viU soon be now, And God sliall wipe each tear-stained brow ; Tlie Lamb shall
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by, yes, by and by ; There's pain and la - bor on life's road. But soon 'twill lead thee to thj' God.
by, yes, by and by ; The Lamb shall feed them from the throne, To liv - ing fountains lead his own.
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LEAD ME HIGHER.
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2. Close a - hove me storm-clouds gath - er, Fraught with thun-der deep and long ;
3. Earth hath sins, and joys, and sor - rows. Crowd - ing oft 'twixt thee andtliine;
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D. S. Lead me gent - ly lead me firm
me. Lead me, lest I go a - stray.
y, I am , weak, but thou art strong,
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ly. One step high - er ev - cry day.
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2. I think of His won - der - ful pit - y, The price our salvation hath cost ; He left tlie bright mansions of
3. O Je - siis, my lov - ing Re-deem-er, Tliou knowest I clierisli asdear,Tlie hope that mine eyes siiall be-
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SHALL WE GATHER AT THE RIVER ?
Shall we gather at the river,
AVhere bright angel feet liave trod ;
With its crystal tide forever
Flowing by the throne of God?
Chorus.
Yes, we'll gather at the river,
The beautiful, the beautiful river ;
Gather with the saints at the river
That flows by the tlirone of God.
2 On the margin of the river,
Washing up its silver spray,
We will walk and worship ever,
All the happy, golden day.
3 Ere we reach the shining river,
Lay we every burden down ;
Grace our spirits will deliver.
And provide a robe and crown.
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SINCE I'VE TASTED HIS LOVE.
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WHEN WE WORK FOR THE LORD.
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2. When we work for the Lord We have notliing to fear, For the joy of his presence Bringeth heaven so near ;
3. When we Avork for the Lord Ev'ry arm growth strong, And a sweet in-spi-ra-tion Floweth forth in a song ;
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AVhile his strong arm upholds. And we share in his love, We receive liis protection From above, from a-bove.
When the work here is done He will take us to rest Wusliall dwell in tlio mansions Of the blest, of the blest
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REST IN THE PROMISE OF JESUS.
T. W. Dennington.
rest in tlie prom - ise of Je - sus, Rest for all who will trust in his grace ;
2. There is rest in the prom - ise of Je - sus, Rest when life is all darkened with gloom ;
3. There is rest in the prom - ise of Je - sus, Pre-cious rest that the world can not give ;
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2. Joy to the earth, the Sav-ior reigns! Let men their songs employ ; While fields and floods, rocks, hills and
3. He rules the world with truth and grace. And makes the nations prove The glories of his righteous-
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ness, And wonders of his love, And wonders of his love, And wonders. And won-ders of his love.
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2. Oh, think of the friends o - ver there, Who be -fore us the jour-ney have trod, o -ver there;
3. I'll soon be at home o - ver there, For the end of my jour-ney I see, o -ver there;
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In their home in the pal - ace of God, o - ver there.
Are watching and wait-ing for me, o - ver there.
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I am thine, and "All is well."
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ONLY WAITING.
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From "Sougs of Glory."
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I am waiting, etc.
W^aiting for the golden city,
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SWEEPING THRO' THE GATES.
1. Who, Avho are these be - side the chill -y wave,
2. These, these are they who in af - fliction's woes,
3. These, these are they who in the con-flict dire,
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3. When trouble, like a gloom-y cloud. Has gathered thick and thundered loud.
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2. He reigns in the hearts of his peo-ple be -low. His
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2. Be-yond this land of toil-ing, sow-ing, and reap-ing,
3. Be-yond this land of wait-ing, seek-ing, and sigh-ing,
SUMMER LAND.
Dr. a. Brooks Everett.
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And heaven sliall hear us shout thj- grace,
o We'll sing along the heavenly road
That loads us to thy liJest abode;
Till with the vast unnumbered throng
We join in heaven's triumphant song.
106
Rev. K. a. Hoffman.
PRAYING EVERMORE.
E. S. LOBENZ.
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Edgar Page.
BEULAH LAND.
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2. My Sav - ior comes and
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1. My faith looks up to thee. Thou Lamb of Cal-va-ry, Sav - ior di-vine! Now hear me
2. May thy rich grace impart Strength to my fainting heart ; My zeal in - s^^ire ; As thou hast
3. When ends life's transient dream, When death's cold, sullen stream Sliall o'or me roll ; Blest Sav- ior,
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then, in love, Fear and dis - tress remove ; Oh, bear me safe above — A
Jiv - ing fire,
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Je - sus on the oth-er side.
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way you shall not lose, If the
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patli to heav'n you choose ;
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On your heart His grace to shed ;
To the pastures fresh and sweet,
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Rev. Jos. H. Martin.
SHALL WE GLADLY MEET?
R. M. McIntosh.
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2. Shall we joy
3. Shall we rest
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SHALL WE GLADLY MEET? Concludel
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T, who would not be controlled ;
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I, the willful prodigal ?
4 See, my Father waiting stands ;
See, he reaches out his hands ;
God is love, I know, I see,
Love, for me, — yes, even me.
114
Mrs. a. L. D avisos.
Solo or Unison.
SWEET HOWIE OF REST.
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3. I list to their mu - sic, the cit-y draws near. The cit - y of in - fi-nite rest,
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The voic - es, whose silence has saddened my heart. Comes sweet-ly my spirit to cheer.
They call me in ac - cents of tender - est love. They sing of the home of the blest.
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IS IT FAR?
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2. Is it far to that peaceful shore? Where the ach-ing heart shall sorrow not a - gain, Where the
3. Is it far to the jtlains of liglit? To that cit - y with its jas- per walls a- glow. Where the
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mansions of the pure and the blest, Where we all shall meet at home ? Is it
friends who meet shall part never more, But with Christ forev - er reign ?
glo - ry of the Lord is the light. To that home say will you go? Is it far to that beautiful
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poor and needy. Weak and wounded
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stands to save vou, Oh, re
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2 Let not conscience make you linger.
Nor of fitness fondly dream;
All the fitness he requireth,
Ls to feel your need of him.
3 Como, you weary, heavy laden,
Bruised and mangled by the fall;
If you tarry till you're better,
You will never come at all.
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WE SHALL KNOW.
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2. If we are in hu - man blind-ness, And for
3. When the mists have risen a - bove us, As
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sunshine, Avarm and tender, Falls in kiss - es on the rills ; We may read love's shining letter In the
miss the law of kindness, When we struggle to be just; Snow-y wings of peace shall cover All the
face with those that love us, TFe shall know as ive are knoivn; Love, beyond the orient meadows, Floats the
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rain-bow of the spray, We shall know each other bet - ter When
plain that hides a - way, When the weary watch is o - ver, And
gold - en fringe of day. Heart to heart we bide the shad-ows, Till
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We shall know as we are known, Nevermore to walk alone,
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INDEX.
PAGE
A Homo Above 47
A Kingdom In Glory 102
All is Well 9.5
All hail the power 07
All glory, and pi-aise 4o
America 17
Antioch 93
Angel Voice-; 32
Ask, Seek, Knock llu
Awake, my soul 99
Beulah Land 108
Be In Our Midst 12
Behold the lilies 63
Beyond this land of 104
Beautiful Home so Bright 28
Blest be the tie 107
Blessed River 49
Bringing in the Sheaves... 39
By and By 20, S6
Calling ns Away 84
Christ Loved Little 15
(;hrist on the Waters 42
Christ is Precious 62
Coronation 07
Come, You Sinners 117
Day by Day, My Lord 72
Dennis 107
Dear Savior, hear the 123
Earnest Prayer 123
Far o'er Hill and Dale 65
Follow Me 30
Forth from the tlirone 49
Give me the wings of faith 84
Glory, glory everlasting... 6
Glory, Glory, Glory SO
Gladly Sing 14
God is Love 43
God Cares for Me 9
<iuard the (Gateways 75
truide me, O thou Great.... 122
He Careth for the Lilies.... 03
Hear the Voice of Jesus... 71
PAGE
Heaven 81
His loving kindness 99
Horton 113
How fair ai-e the walls... 114
Home so bright and 80
How feir, O far off 11
How blessed is the day 13
I am Persuaded 78
I am Coming to the Cross. 83
1 am Waiting for the 96
I have entered the valley. 82
I liave heard of the joy... 66
I have a home 47
I Long to Behold Him 50
I long to be there 44
In the Shadow 16
In tlie Coming Harvest... 31
In the Lamb's book of life. 38
Into the tent where a 70
Is it Far 116
Is my Name written there 38
It may be far 86
Italian Hymn 85
I've reached the land of... 108
■lesus Loves the Little 24
.lesus. We Our Voices 40
.lesus is calling for thee... 64
Jesus, I will trust thee 79
Jesus, Hear my Prayer 72
Joy to the World 93
Just across the silent river 32
King Jesus' reign 105
Land Celestial 85
Ijand ahead, its fruits 46
Let us awake 85
Lead Me Higher 87
Like David with Saul 27
I.,ong ago, in old Judea 38
Ijove for all, and can it 113
Make Each Other Happy. 23
Mai-ohing On 100
Make a Joj'ful Noise 124
Merdiu 69
Mt. Blanc 77
PAGE PAGE
My Bible tells me so. 15 Sweeping thro' the Gates.. 98
My country, 'tis of thee... 17
My faith looks up to thee.. 109
Never Be Discouraged 22
'Neatli Elim's Cooling 60
Oh, the precious love... 02
O, ye who love 48
Oh, would to me were 81
Oh, there is a beautiful 44
Oh, think of a home over 94
Oh, sing Praises 120
Olivet 109
On what are you building. 8
Only Waiting 96
Over There 94
Overcome Evil With Good 27
Over the River 56
Over the Bright Crystal.... 18
Praying Evermore.
Purer in Heart
106
Rest in the Promise of. 92
Revive us 45
Ring the Joy Bells 58
Savior, grant me 95
Savior, draw me near to... (d
Savior, now the diii'kness. .59
Savior, like a shepherd.... 37
Safe within tlie vail 46
Sessions 105
Sing, P'ver Sing 5
Sing His Glory 6
Singing. Singing, Singing. 29
Since I've tasted his love.. 90
Shall we Meet Bevond .52
Shall we Gladly Meet 112
Shall we Gather at the 89
Somewhere There's a 34
Sowing in the' Morning... 39
Sowing and Reaping 31
St:in(l;ird Bearers 76
Step by Step 10
Stearns 51
Summer Land 104
S weet Home of Rest 114
Sweet the Moments 51
Sweetest Thoughts of 7
Take Christ at His Word.. 53
Tell it Again 70
Thomas 59
The Lord is Risen 4
The Rock and tlie Sand.... 8
The Sunday School 13
Tlie .Shadow of tlie Rock... 16
The Savior is niySlieidierd 19
Tlie :Slusic of Heaven 36
The Soul's S\\ect Home... 66
The Lord is My Sht-pherd. 90
Tlie Savior was mocked.... 102
There is a Fountain 103
There is a land 35
There shall be no night... 11
Tliou art our Shepherd 121
'Twill not Be Long 74
Valley of Blessing 82
Vesper Hymn ^
Warwick 121
Watching and Waiting... 88
Was there Elver such a... 54
We are Pressing On 21
We Believe 25
We are journeying 26
We are toiling onward... 60
We are on our Jouriie.y 77
We haste to thy temple... 12
We know not the time... 88
We saw thee not 25
We Shall Know 118
We will Pray for one 68
We may all be standard... 76
What could your 69
What a Friend we Have... 73
When as of old in her sad 04
When we Work for the... 91
AVhen the mists have 118
AVliere'er I rest 9
Who, who are these 98
Work, Watch, Pray 20
Work for .lesus 48
Working for Jesus 71
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