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ONWARD, UPWARD.
Rev. John Parker, Chas. H, Gabriel.
1. Onward, upward, soldier true, Jesus loves to trust in you
2. Onward, upward, soldier true, All you can you ought to do
3. Onward, upward, soldier true, Jesus gave His life for you;
4. Onward, upward, soldier true; Mansions are a- waiting you! ^
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All the treasures of His cause. All the purchase of His cross;
For the hon -or of His name. For the glo - ry of His fame;
He is watching from a-bove,— Give Him all your life and love;
Bravely bear His white flag on. Soon the vie - fry will be won.
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For the suc-cor of His saints, He confides in you !
For His kingdom's large increase, He confides in you 1
For His ban-ner's vic-to - ry, He confides in you!
Would you wear His royal crown? He confides in you!
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Courage, soldier, Christ is near. He will conquer, nev-er fear
Faithful children of the light. Ye shall walk with Him in white.
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COPYRIGHT, 1894., BY CHAS H, GABRIEL.
TECOST
poru/ard (Jospel /Hoi/efnept,
INTERNATIONAL, INTERDENOMINATIONAL.
ADAPTED TO ALL
cCheistian Gatherings, Especially to Aggressive Eeyival
Work, Camp Meetings, Conventions, Sabbath
Schools, Epworth League and Chris-
tian Endeavor Conventions
Social Morebip (n tbe Cburcb.
EDITED BY
6HAS. H. GABRlBb, and I^EV. ISAAC NAYLOR.
COPYRIGHT, 18a4, BY GEOt^GE HUGKtES.
EUBLI SHEBS
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To Book Makers and Publishers.
Almost eveky song contained in this
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OF them, (which bears a legal notice,)
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and music combined, ob the arrange-
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copyrighted, separately, in strict con-
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The VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS, NOT
ORIGINAL WITH "Songs of the Pentecost,"
have been received by kind consent and
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All persons are therefore cautioned
against infringement.
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CHICAGO, 1894. ISAAC NAYLOR.
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No. 1.
C. H. G.
PRAISE HIS NAME,
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1. All the way my Lord is lead-ing me; Praise His name, praise His name!
2. When I faint, His grace upholdeth me; Praise His name, praise His name!
3. Cares of life have o - ver-tak- en me, Praise His name, praise His name!
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With His heav'nly man - na feed-ing me; Praise His ho - ly name.
When I fear, His arms en-fold-eth me; Praise His ho - ly name.
Yet He nev - er has for-sak - en me. Praise His ho - ly name.
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BE A GOLDEN SUNBEAM
Isaac Natlor.
Companion to "Scatter Sunshine." No. 115.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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Be a gold - en san-beam, ra - di - ant and bright, Chasing from life's
When the way is gloom-y, cheer it with a song, — Ban - ish mist and
Be a gold - en sun-beam, bright, and pure, and fair; With thy smiles and
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son - nets light -en hu - man care; With the sweet-est mu - sic
dry the dew-y tear, Scat-ter from the sad heart all its doubt and fear,
strew the fairest flow'rs, "Wreathing brows with roses pluck'd from heav'nly bow'rs.
from the harp of love. Lure the sad and wea - ry to our home a - bove.
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E. R. Latta.
J. H. Tennet.
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1. There's a place, a- bove all oth-ers, Where my spir-it loves to he;
2. On the cross my Sav-ior suffer'd, That He might a-tone for me:
3. When my heart is full of troub-le, Then I love, on bend-ed knee,
4. Bless-ed Sav - ior, Thou wilt hear me When I make my earn-est plea,
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And I love the bless-ed shad-ow Of the cross of Cal - va - ry.
To approach Him, in the shad-ow Of the cross of Cal - va - ry.
If I kneel with - in the shad-ow Of the cross of Cal - va - ry.
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2. Thou art pure, O, Ho - ly Sav - ior, White -robed, spotless, I would be;
3. Thou art pure, E - ter - nal Spir - it, Breathe Thy Spir-it in - to mine;
4. Fa - ther. Son, E - ter - nal Spir - it, Ev - er bless - ed Trin - i - ty,
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No. 5.
WOULD YOU SEE JESUS?
F. G. BUKKOUGHS.
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2. Would you see Je-sus? Then leave the husks and swine! Hark! for He bids
3. Would you see Je-sus? Then come to Him to - day, Quick-lv now cast
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thee freely "come and dine!"Trust the sweet promise, "He will not cast thee out!"
yourfilth-y rags a - way; For you He purchased a robe of righteousness:
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All things are read - y, hast-en to the feast!
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No. 6.
SEND THE LIGHT.
C. H. G.
Chas. ET. Gabkiee.
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1. There's a call comes ringing o'er the restless wave^'-'Send the light!
2. We have heard the Ma - ce-do - nian call to - daj,
3. Let us pray that grace may ev'ry- where a-boBia^,
4. Let us not grow wea-ry in the work of lo^ve, "Send the light'
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And a gold-en off'ring at the cross we lay,
And a Christ-like spir-it ev -'ry- where be found:
Send the light!" Let us gath-er jew- els for a crown a -hove,
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COPYRIGHT, 1890, 1894. GEO. F. ROSCHE, OWNER OF COPYRIGHT.
No. 7.
LIVING IN CANAAN.
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1. Come, let us join our cheer-ful songs With an-gels 'round the throne;
2. "Wor-thy the Lamb that died," they cry, "To be ex - alt - ed thus!"
3. Je - sus is wor-thy to re-ceive Hon - or and pow'r di - vine;
4. Let all that dwell a - bove the sky, And air, and earth, and seas,
5. The whole ere - a - tion join in one. To bless the sa - ered name
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"Wor-thy the Lamb!" our lips re - ply, "For He was slain for us."
And blessings, more than we can give, Be, Lord, for - ev - er Thine!
Con-spire to lift Thy glo - ries high. And speak Thine endless praise.
Of Him who sits up - on the throne. And to a - dore the Lamb!
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEU
No. 8.
W. A. O.
LOOK AND LIVE.
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mes-sage, oh, my friend, for you:
ter - nal life thy soul shall have
Je - sus, when He made me whole; 'Twas be - liev-ing on His name,
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If you'll on - ly look to Him,
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Hal - le - lu - jah! Je - sus said it, and I know 'tis true.
Hal - le - lu - jah! Look to Je - sus, who a - lone can save.
Hal - le - lu - jah! I trust - ed and He saved my soul.
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2. I love Thee, be-cause Thou Hast first lov - ed me. And purchased my
3. I'll 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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Rev. E. A. Hoffman.
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2. Oh, how sweet to walk in this pilgrim way, Leaning on the Ev - er -
3. What have I to do, what have I to fear. Leaning on the Ev - er -
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No. 11.
COME INTO THE FOLD,
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THE CROSS,
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No. 13.
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1. I be- lieve that Je - sns suffered, Drank the vin - e - gar and gall;
2. I was lost in sin and sor-row, Je - sus Christ redeem'd my soul;
3. Sin had left its stain up - on me, But "All power" can all things do;
4. I was troubled, He was qui - et; And, be - liev - ing, so was I;
5. For all mer-cies grant-ed to me. Praise em -ploy my lat - est breath ;
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I be-lieved, and He de - liv-ered! Let the bless
Then my faith, the blood ap-ply-ing, Praise His name,
Tempted — but, be-liev-ing, triumphed; Down — faith
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THE BLOOD OF JESUS,
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Arr. by C. D. Emebson.
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1. We'll sliout and sing, make heaven ring with prais - es to our King,
2. In cheer-ful lays our voic - es raise to Him our songs of praise;
3. His name so sweet, His love complete we own, and kiss His feet;
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AU glo - ry to His name with rapt - ure we pro - claim-
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BENEATH HIS WING
J. H. Fillmore.
1. Be-neath His wing I sweet-ly rest, While balmy peace reigns in my breast;
2. A-midst all dangers, seen or known, His guardian wing is o'er me thrown;
3. This heav'nly wing, so widely spread, Is o - ver me wher-e'er I tread;
4. When wasting on the bed of death, I still can sing with dying breath:
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It soothes me with its magic pow'r. And turns to light the darkest hour.
It ban - ish - es all gloom and fear To feel assured His wing is near.
For round me I can clear-ly see Christ's wing of love o'er-arch-ing me.
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No. 16. THROUGH ALL ETERNITY.
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1. When all Thy mer-cies, O my God, My ris - ing soul sur-veys,
2. O how can words with equal warmth The grat - i - tude de - clare,
3. To all my weak complaints and cries, Thy mer-cy lent an ear,
3. Thro' ev - 'ry pe - riod of my life Thy good-ness I'll pur -sue;
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That glows with-in my ravished breast? But Thou canst read it there.
Ere yet my fee-ble thoughts had learned To form themselves in pray'r.
And af - ter death, in dis-tant worlds. The pleasing theme re - new.
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No. 17.
BY AND BY.
Words and Melody by Isaac Natlor.
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1. Tu yon land of light and glo - ry, On yon bright im-mor-tal
2. In yon land so pure and changeless, Where no pain or anguish
3. In yon land so rich with treasure, In yon pal - ace home a -
4. In yon land that knows no sadness, In yon clirae so fair and
5. In yon land we'll meet to nev - er Sin or grieve our Sav-ior
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Where they sing the old, old sto - ry, There we'll dwell for-ev - er-more.
In yon land so bright and stainless, There Ave'll rest at home, sweet home.
There we'll live in end-less pleasure, Bath - ing in our Sav-ior's love.
There the saints with joy and gladness, Bask in heav'n's resplendent light.
There we'll meet and ne'er shall sever. Where the toils of life are o'er.
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No. 18
BRING THEM TO JESUS.
Emma Pitt.
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1. Do life's cares and bur-dens oft op-press you?
2. Are your lov'd ones wand 'ring from the Sav-ior?
3. Do tempt-a - tious oft - en o - ver-take you?
Bring them to Jesus,
Bring them to Jesus,
Bring them to Je sus,
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bring them to Je-sus; Does your sin and weakness oft distress you?
bring them to Je-sus; Do you long that all may seek His fa - vor?
bring them to Je-sus; He's a Friend who nev - er will for-sake you;
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Bring them to Jesus in pray'r. Bring them to Jesus, He will help you all to bear;
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No. 19.
JUST BEYOND THE RIUER,
Fred. VVoodrow.
T. C. O'Kane.
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1. There's a cit - y bright and fair, Just beyond, beyond the riv-er. All are
2. Sin and sor-row are no more, Just beyond, beyond the river; Death comes
3. There we shall with Je-sus meet. Just beyond, beyond the riv-er; And the
4. In that cit-y bright and fair, Just beyond, beyond the riv-er; All at
good and hap - py there,
not up - on the shore,
good in glo - ry greet,
last may gath-er there,
Just beyond.
Just beyond,
Just beyond.
Just beyond.
beyond the riv-er; Streets of
beyond the riv-er; None are
beyond the riv-er; Lives whose
beyond the riv-er; We may
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gold are shin-ing bright,
sad with want or care,
tale no tongue has told,
meet to part no more,-
An-gels walk the plains of light. And there
Pain or sick-ness none shall bear, All are
Men of God and saints of old, Mar-tyrs
-All our trou-bles will be o'er, When we
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2. On that bright and cloud-less morn-ing when the dead in Christ shall
3. Let us la - bor for the Mas - ter from the dawn till set- ting
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sun. Let us talk of all His wondrous love and care; Then when
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HAVE MERCY,
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1. A - las! and did ray Sav - ior bleed, And did my Sovereign die?
2. Was it for crimes that I had done He groaned up - on the tree?
3. Well might the siin in dark-ness hide, And shut his glo-ries in,
4. Thus might I hide my blush -ing face While His dear cross ap- pears;
5. But drops of grief can ne'er re - pay The debt of love I owe;
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Here, Lord, T give my - self
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unknown, And love be-yond de - gree!
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AFTERWARD
P. R. H.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. Now, the sowing and the reap - ing,
2. Now, the Spirit, con-flict riv - en,
3. Now, the training, strange and lowly,
4. Now, the pruning, sharp, unspar-iug,
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Wounded heart's unequal strife;
Unexplained, and tedious now;
Scattered blossom, bleeding shoot;
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2. Now, the spir - it, spir-it, conflict riv-en,
3. Now, thetrain-ing, training, strange and lowly,
4. Now, the pruu - ing, pruning sharp, unsparing,
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Af - ter-ward, the plenteous, plenteous bearing,
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Afterward, afterward, shall sing!
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1. I'll praise Thee, Savior, Prince of peace, In songs of praise that ne'er shall cease;
2. I'll praise Thee for the crimson flood, For cleansing in Thy precious blood;
3. I'll praise Thee for salvation's might, That turns my darkness in -to light;
4. I'll praise Thee when 'tis dark and drear, 'Mid sorrow's frowns I will not fear;
5. I'll praise Thee in a loft - y strain, I'll praise Thee in a sweet re - frain;
6. I'll praise Thee with my present breath, I'll praise Thee in the hour of death;
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'Till time and life and tho't endure, I'll praise Thee, Sav-ior, ev - er - more.
I'll praise Thee for Thy Spirit's pow'r,That fills and keeps me hour by hour.
That scat-ters all my gloom and sin, I'll praise Thee, O, ray Sav-ior King.
In dark -est night I'll raise my song, And roll the glo-rious strains a long.
I'll praise Thee more than tongue can tell. For Thou art do-ing all things Avell.
I'll praise Thee as I mount a- bove, I'll praise Thee in the realms of love.
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And above the rest this note shall swell. My Jesus hath done all things well. •
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No. 24.
SUNSHINE BY AND BY.
Mrs. L. M. Beal Batema^j.
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1. There are clouds, but high above them Shines undimmed the faithful sun;
2. Dark- est clouds have sil-ver lin - ings, E - ven though no shin-ing lim
3. Do not droop and sigh and question, Grop - ing on in doubt and fear;
4. Nev - er mind how dark it may be, How the winds may threat'ning crv ;
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Then look up; it may be bright-er Long, be - fore the day is done.
May ap-pear to clos - er vis - ion. Weak and oft by tears made dim.
Look a- loft! a-bove the mountain See the rainbow arch ap-pear.
Lift your eyes, and trust His prom-ise, Your re-demp-tion draw-eth nigh!
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demption draweth nigh, your redemption draweth nigh; There are brighter days in waiting,
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days in wait - ing, There'll be sunshine by and by
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mists have roll'd, when the mists have roll'd away; There'll be sunshine by and by
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bless-ed sun - - shine, When the mists have roll'd a - way.
bless-ed sunshine by and by,
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C. Wesley.
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1. O for a heart to praise my God, A heart from sin set free; —
2. A heart resigned, sub mis- sive, meek, My great Re-deem-er's throne;
3. O for a low - ly con - trite heart, Be-liev - ing, true and clean ;
4. A heart in ev-'ry thought renewed. And full of love di - vine;
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A heart that al-ways feels Thy blood. So free - ly shed
Where on - ly Christ is heard to speak, — Where Je-sus reigns
Which neither life nor death can part From Him that dwells
Per - feet, and right, and pure, and good, A cop - y, Lord, -
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MARCHING TO ZION
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His cause, Or blush to speak His name?
the skies On flow - 'ry beds of ease,
the prize And sailed thro' bloody seas?
Sure I must fight if I would reign; In-crease my cour-age Lord!
I'll bear the cross, en-dure the pain. Sup- port- ed by Thy w^ord.
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ANYWHERE WITH JESUS.
C. H. G
Chas. H. Gabriel.
1. An-y where Avith Je - sus I will go, cheer-ful-ly go, Trust-in g Him to
2. An-y where withMe - sus I will go, joy - ful-ly go, In the sun-light
3. An-y where with Je - sus I will go, glad-Vy^will go, Sing-ing hal - le-
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lead me all the way ; While, by faith, I grasp His lov-ing hand this do I know,
of His smiling face; In His presence, peace and joy,like waves over me flow
lu - jah o'er and o'er; For the way He takes me lead-eth out in - to the glow
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BUi^D BARTIMEUS.
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1. Whence Je- sus came, I can - not tell, Nor why He came to me;
2. When all was dark, One touch'd my eyes, And that is all I know;
3. How it was done, I can - not say. Nor e-ven think, nor dream ;
4. It is the Son of God! His grace Makes trembling weakness strong;
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One thing I know, and know it well, Tho' I was blind, I see!
For light came down from Par-a-dise, And set my soul a - glow!
Nor why a touch of moistened clay Should make things what they seem.
Wipes tears a-way from sorrow's face, And teach-es grief a song.
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No. 29.
Emma Pitt
RICHES UNTOLD,
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. Rich - es un - told we may find at the throne, Pardon and peace we can
2. Rich - es un - told — they are priceless, di-vine, Pur- er than gold from the
3- Rich - es un - told now a - wait us a - bove, Kept for us there in the
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claim as our own; Ref - uge and rest we ob - tain there a - lone
world's greatest mine: Bright-er than sun-light our spir- its shall shine,
store - house of love, End - less, in - fi - nite, the meas-ure will prove,
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Sit - ting at the feet of
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No. 30,
GLAD TIDINGS.
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1. Oh, how faith - ful is the say-iug, Ev'ry word with hope a-glow —
2. Oh, how bless - ed is the prom-ise To the bur-den'd and oppress'd:
3. Oh, how pre-cious is the mes-sage To the souls cast down, dismay'd:
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"Though your sins may be as scar-let. They shall be as white as snow."
"Come, come un - to me, ye wea-ry, Come, and I will give you rest.
Hark! "Let not your heart be troubled. Neither let it be a - fraid."
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To the guilt-y heart these ti-dings Are of peace and par-don full:
Come and take my yoke up- on you; Of the meek and low-ly learn;
Help is laid up - on the Might-y; Noth-ing is too hard for God:
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Though your sins are red like crimson, They shall e- ven be as wool."
Ye shall find my bur den eas-y, — Find the rest for which you yearn.'
Fear not, for He that redeemed thee Comforts both with staff and rod.
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Glad Tidings
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I'LL LIVE FOR HIM.
C. R. Dunbar.
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1. My life, my love I give to Thee, Thou Lamb of God, who died for me;
2. I now believe Thou dost receive. For Thou hast died that I might live;
3. O Thou who died on Cal - va - ry, To save my soul and make me free,
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con - se-crate my life to Thee, My Sav-ior and my
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No. 32.
HE REDEEMED ME.
F. G. BUKROUGHS.
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1. Once, a slave, I toiled in bond-age To my soul's great en - e - my;
2. He be-held me iii my bond-age, Weeping 'mid sin's cru-el mart,
3. Can I er - er cease to love Him, Ev-er fail that love to show
4. Nev - er will I leave His serv - ice. But will always praise the grace
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Now by Christ I am re-deem - ed, — He has bought my lib-er - ty.
And in love and ten - der pit - y, He redeem'd my bro-ken heart.
For my bless-ed Lord and Mas- ter, Who redeem'd me from such woe?
Of my won der - ful Re-deem - er, Who once suffer'd in my place.
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No. 33. WORK WHILE THE DAY LASTS.
Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman.
Chas. H. Gabribl.
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1. For the sighing and the weeping, There' 11 be time by and by; For the
2. For the wea-ry-ing and fret-ting, For the
3. Leave till age your wrongs revenging, Tnexe'Il be time by and by ; Leave to
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strength and glad en-deav-or Can-not, will not last for - ev - er; Time to
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No. 34.
BLESSED ASSURANCE.
FaNNT J. \wiKOSBY.
Mrs. J. F, Knapp.
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JOS. F. KNAPP.
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No. 36. UNDER THE BANNER OF LOUE.
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2. To arms! to arms! ye com-rades,
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your ar - mor glist'ning bright,
their flag falls to the ground !
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Our roy - al Prince is hon - ored
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Hither by Thy help I'm come;
And I hope, by Thy good pleasure,
Safely to arrive at home;
Jesus sought me when a stranger,
Wandering from the fold of God ;
He, to rescue me from danger,
Interposed His precious blood.
3 Oh. to grace how sreat a debtor,
Daily I'm constrained to be!
Let Thy goodness, as a fetter,
Bind my wandering heart to Thee;
Prone to wander. Lord. I feel it —
Prone to leave the God I Ioac —
Here's my heart, oh, take and seal it.
Seal it for Thy courts above.
No. 38.
GLORY TO THE LAMB.
Ihomas Ki:LLET.
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1. Hark! the notes of an -gels sing-ing, "Glo-ry, glo - ry to the Lamb!"
2. Filled with ho - ly em - u - la - tion, Let us vie with those a - bove;
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Glory to the Lamb.
In the seat of pow'r enthrone Him, Crown the Savior King of Kings!
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2. To Thee I tell my grief, For Thou a - lone canst heal; Thy
3. But oh, when doubts pre- vail, I fear to call Thee mine; The
4. Yet, Lord, where shall I flee? Thou art my on - ly trust; And
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No. 40. LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED.
Mrs. Ida M. Budd.
Duet for Tenoe and Alto.
Chas. H. Gabeiel.
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1. "Let not your heart be troubled," Oh, words of com-fort sweet! We
2. "Let not your heart be troub-led," Tho' dark the way may be; Cast
3. ' 'Let not your heart be troubled, ' ' For to His glorious home — The
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all thy care upon Him, And He will care for thee. His wisdom still will
place He is pre par-ing, His own at last shall come. Oh, teach us, lov-ing
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soul of one dark blot,
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healing of the mind,
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AT THE CROSS.
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2. Was it for crimes that I have done, He groaned upon the tree?
3. But drops of grief can ne'er re - pay, The debt of love I owe;
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A - maz - ing pit - y, grace unknown, And love be-yond de - gree!
Here Lord, I give my-self a - way, 'Tis all that I can do!
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No. 43.
Rev. J. E. Rankin.
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. 2. How - ev - er man thy lot may slight, He'll turn to day thy
3. How - ev - er dark thy path may be, Dark and un - scrut- a -
4. Sure He who sets the mount-ain fast, When all earth's clouds are
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I AM TRUSTING THEE.
F. R Havergal.
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No. 45. A SHELTER IN THE TIME OF STORM
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1. The Lord's our Rock, in Him we hide, A shel-ter in the time of storm;
2. A shade by day, de-fence by night, A shel-ter in the time of storm;
3. The rag-ing storms may round us beat, A shel-ter in the time of storm ;
4. O Rock di-vine, O Ref - uge dear, A shel-ter in the time of storm;
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shel-ter in the time of storm,
shel-ter in the time of storm,
shel-ter in the time of storm.'
shel-ter in the time of storm.
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BY PERWSSION.
No. 46.
LEAD ME, SAVIOR.
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No. 47.
THY WILL BE DONE,
W. H. Gardner.
Edwin Moore.
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No. 48.
I LONG TO BEHOLD HIM."
C. Wesley.
T. C. O'Kanb.
1. I long to be-hold Hira arrayed With glo - ry and light from above,
2. I languish and sigh to be there, Where Jesus hath fixed His a-bode;
3. With Him I on Zi-on shall stand, For Je-sus hath spoken the word,
4. But when, on Thy bosom reclined, Thy face I am strengthened to see,
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Oh, when shall we meet in the air, And fly to the mountain of God!
The breadth of Im-man-uel's land Sur-vey by the light of my Lordo
My fuU-ness of rap-ture I find, My heav-en of heavens in Thee.
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When the storms all are o'er, I shall see Him on that
When the storms,when the storms all are o'er, all are o'er, I shall see Him on that
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AT THE LANDING
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2. At the laud-ing, on the far - ther shore, My Re- deem- er stands to
3. At the land-ing, by the crys - tal sea, Is a man-sion that was
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wait- ing me; I can see a - cross the tide, To the oth - er side,
bear me o'er; I can see His form di - vine, In its glo - ry shine,
built for me; I shall soon be fer-ried o'er, To the far- ther shore.
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No. 50.
GOD 18 CALLING YET.
Gerhard Tersteegen.
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Shall life's swift pass - ing years all
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can I de - lay?
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my heart, a - wake!
has reached my heart. God is call-ing yet.
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God is Calling Yet.
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 52,
0 THE NEW BRIGHT CLIME.
,Rev. H. G. Jackson, D. D.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
1. O the new bright clime of heav - en, Land of promise, Home of rest!
2. Friends from whom 'twas death to sever. There again shall clasp the hand;
3. Christ who saved us by His dy - ing We shall see in tri-umph there;
4. With the ransom'd we'll a-dore Him, And His glo-rious prais-es sing;
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There for mourning, joy is giv - en. Sweet re-lease to souls op-press'd.
There shall meet to dwell for-ev - er, In the ra-diant sum-mer land.
And with saints and an-gels vy - ing, All His wondrous grace de-clare.
With arch-an-gels bow be - fore Him, Christ the ev - er - last - ing King.
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No. 53.
THERE STOOD A CROSS.
Rev. E. A. HoFFMAX.
Rev. J. H. Welch.
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2. There the Re-deem-er gave His blood To ran-som me from sin,
3. Up - on that cross, that bit - ter cross, My weight of guilt He bore,
4. Be - fore that cross I weep and pray, And wor-ship and a- dore,
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And made an end of all my gnilt. And brought redemption in.
Se - cured a clear-ance for my sins ; My soul can ask no more.
And God's free grace I will ex - tol And laud for - ev - er - more.
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No. 64,
THE SURE REFUGE,
H. F. Lyte, Chorus by C. H. G.
Rev. E. A. Hoffman.
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1. There is a safe and se - cret place Be-neath the wings di - vine,
2. The least and fee - blest there may hide, Un - in-jiired and un - awed;
3. The an- gels watch him on his way, And aid with friend-ly arms;
4. A hand al-might - y to de - fend, An ear for ev - 'ry call,
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thousands fall on ev - 'ry side, He rests se-cure in God.
Sa - tan, roar-ing for his prey, May hate, but can - not harm,
hon - ored life, a peace-ful end, And heav'n to crown it all.
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No. 55.
Rev. Wm. Appel.
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Chas. H. Gabriel.
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2. Sing-ing for Je - sus, in glad ad - o - ra - tion, Tell - ing His mar-
3. Sing-ing for Je - sus, in meas-ures of beau - ty, Bless - ing the Sav-
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SAUED IN THE BLOOD
Emma Pitt.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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2. I am free from my sin by the cru - ci - fied One, He paid all my
3. O the bless-ing that flows from His par-don di- vine. What peace and re-
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my needs at His dear bless-ed feet,
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS.
MOMENT BY MOMENT
George Quinan.
1. Mo-ment by mo-ment, mo-ment by mo - ment Je - sus is mine,
2. Mo-ment by mo-ment, mo-ment by moment, I'm rest-ing in Thee,
3. Mo-ment by mo-ment, mo-ment by moment, He keeps me from sin,
4. Just in a mo-ment, all in a moment. He sane - ti - fied me,
5. Justin a mo-ment, one lit - tie monient,The last trump will sound,
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con - fid-ing, in the Eock hid-ing,
I'm find-ing, each mo-ment find-ing
by mo-ment, mo-ment by mo-ment
be caught up, with Je-sus caught up.
A - bid-ing in Him, the
This moment I'm d\yelling.
That Je - sus, my Sav - ior.
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No. 58. THE BRIDEGROOM COMETH.
L. M. B. Bateman. Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. You who are called to tli(i feast of the Bride-groom, Oh,
2. Come, you are called ! have you heard not the mes - sage So
3. Come, 'tis for you He is wait - ing and plead - ing; Oh,
4. Hark, O ye 1 - dlers, ye scof - fers and scorn -ers. For
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will you be fool-ish, or will you be wise? Will you be up with your
oft - en re-peat-ed, and will you not heed? Look for the Mas-ter's fair
hear how His love for you reached from the skies! Look how for you He has
sometime the door will be o - pen no more! Heed, and go forward while
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lamp trimmed and burning. Or yet will you tar - ry with slum-ber-ing
gar-ments are read-y; A-bund-ance He hath, and so great is your
lived and has suf-fered, — A-rose from the grave that you too might a-
yet there is mer-cy, Lest you at the last should but vain - ly im-
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No. 59.
Charles Wesley.
A PERFECT HEART.
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Frederic H. Pease.
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for a heart to praise my God, A heart from sin set free!
heart resigned, submissive, meek, My great Ke -deem- er's throne,
for a low - ly, contrite heart. Be - liev - ing, true and clean,
heart in ev - 'ry tho't renewed, And full of love di- vine;
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heart that al-ways feels Thy blood, So free - ly spilt for me.
on - ly Christ is heard to speak, Where Je - sus reigns a- lone,
nei - ther life nor death can part From Him that dwells within.
feet, and right, and pure and good, A cop - y, Lord, of Thine.
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 60. ARE YOU WALKING IN THE LIGHT?
Rev. J. H. W.
Rev. J. H. Weber.
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1. Are you walking in the light of the Savior? Does the way seem bright and
2. Are you walking in the light of the Savior? Does His blood cleanse you from
3. Are you walking in the light of the Savior? Are you glad you have this
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fair? Are you try-ing ev - 'ry day to o - bey Him? Do you hope to
sin? Are you liv - ing ev - 'ry day for His glo - ry? Is your spir - it
light? Will you cast your all upon Him, be - liev - ing He will keep you
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No. 61
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Sto - ry sweet and sto - ry old ;
To the Lord who died for me,
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Tell it to me, tell it to me, Sto - ry of the Sav-ior's love.
Mer - cy, mer - cy, like a fountain. Springing up and run-ning o'er,
I will list -en, I will praise Him, And, a-mid a world of care,
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Known on earth, and known in glo - ry, Sweet be- low, and sweet a - bove.
Life and love for thirst-y mill-ions, Life and love for mill-ions more!
Bear the cross with-out re - pin-ing. Thinking of the glo - ry there!
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D.S. — First on earth, and first in glo - ry. Still the best and still the same.
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Tell it to me, tell it to me Once a-gain the old, old Name,
Tell it to me, tell it to me,
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eOPYRIGHT, 1891, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 62.
THE LAMB OF CALUARY,
Words and Melody furnished by Isaac Natlor.
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In e - vil long I took de- light, Un- awed by shame or fear,
I saw One hang- ing on the tree, In ag - o - ny and blood,
Surenev-er till my la - test breath, Can I for -get that look!
My conscience felt and owned my guilt, And plunged me in de-spair;
A sec -ond look He gave, which said, "I free-ly all for - give!
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'Till a new ob-ject met my sight. And stopped my wild career.
Who fixed His dy - ing eyes on me, As near the cross I stood.
It seemed to charge me with His death, Tho' not a word He spoke.
I saw my sins His blood had spilt. And helped to nail Him there.
This blood is for thy ran-som paid, I died that ye might live!"
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O the Lamb, the ris-en Lamb, The Lamb of Cal - va - ry !
of Cal-va - ry!
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL
No. 63. i FEEL LIKE TRAVELING ON
Wm. Hunter.
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1. My heav'nly home is bright aud fair; I feel like travel-ing on!
2. Its glitt'ring tow'rs the sun outshine; I feel like trayel-ing on!
3. My Fa-ther's home is built on high; I feel like travel-ing on!
4. When from this earthly pris - on free, I feel like travel-ing on!
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Nor pain nor death can en - ter there, I feel like travel-ing on.
That heav'nly man - sion shall be mine, I feel like travel-ing on.
Far, far a - hove the star - ry sky, I feel like travel-ing on.
That heav'nly man - sion mine shall be, I feel like travel-ing on.
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I feel like travel-ing on, I feel like travel-ing on,
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 64.
ONLY FOR THEE,
F. G. Burroughs.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
1. Bless-ed Re-deem-er, great is Thy love, To give Thy life as a
2. No earth - ly pleas-ure tempteth my soul, All I de - sire, lo, is
3. Frail is the ves - sel, yet for Thy use, Filled with Thy spir-it, I
4. Small is the off ring, fee-ble my praise, Yet, blessed Lord, all I
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ran-som for me! Now for Thy serv - ice I heiice-forth will live,
hid -den in Thee! Naught but Thy presence can fill me with joy,
dai - ly may be; Per-fect in weak-uess Thy strength shall be made,
have is for Thee; 'Tis but Thine own, e'en the all that I give;
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On - ly for Thee I'll live, on - ly for Thee! On - ly for Thee I live,
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On -ly for Thee;
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS H. GABRIEL
No. 65.
Chakles Wesley.
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0 JOYFUL SOUND.
Dr. W. S. Pitts.
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1. O joy - ful sound of gos - pel grace! Christ shall in me ap
2. The glo-rious crown of righteousness To me reached out, I
3. With me, I feel, I know Thou art; But this can -not suf
4. Come, O my God, Thy-self re - veal. Fill all this might -y
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I, e - ven I, shall see His face, I shall be ho - ly here.
•Con-q'ror thro' Him, I soon shall seize, And wear it as my due.
Un - less Thou plant - est in my heart A con - stant Par - a - dise.
Thou on - ly canst my spir - it fill; Come, O my God, my God!
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The promised land, from Pisgah's top, I now ex-
The promised land, from Pisgah's top.
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
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RESCUE THE PERISHING.
Fanny J. Crosby.
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1. Kes - cue the perishing, Care for the dy-ing, Snatch them in pit-y from
2. Tho' they are slighting Him, Still He is waiting, Wait-ing the pen - i-tent
3. Down in the human heart, Crushed by the tempter, Feelings lie buried that
4. Res - cue the perishing, Du - ty de-mands it; Strength for thy labor the
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sin and the grave; Weep o'er the err -ing one, Lift up the fall -en,
child to re-ceive. Plead with them earn-est-ly, Plead with them gen-tly:
grace can re-store: Touched by a lov-ing heart, Wak-ened by kind-ness.
Lord will pro-vide: BRck to the nar-row way Pa- tient-ly win them;
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Tell them of Je-sus the might-y to save
He will for-give if they on - ly be-lieve
Chords that were broken will vibrate once more
Tell the poor wand'rer a Sav-ior has died
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No. 67. WHEN THE KING COMES IN.
J. E. Landor.
E, S. LORENZ.
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1. Called to the feast by the King are we, Sit-ting, perhaps, where His
2. Crowns on the head where the thorns have been, Glo-ri-fied He who once
3. Like lightning's flash will that instant show Things hidden long from both
4 Joy - ful His eye shall on each one rest Who is in white wedding
5. End - less the sep - a - ra - tion then, Bit - ter the cry of de -
6. Lord, grant us all, we implore Thee, grace. So to a- wait Thee each
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Joseph Grigg.
Duet for Tenok and Contealto.
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whom angels praise,
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Whose glories shine thro' end - less days.
O'er this be-night-ed soul of mine.
Bright morning star, bids dark-ness flee.
No fears to quell, no soul to save.
Ashamed of Je
Ashamed of Jesus I
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CROSS AND CROWN.
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2. The con - se-crat - ed cross I'll bear, Till death shall set me free;
3. O precious cross! O glorious crown! O res - ur- rec- tion day!
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Ye an-gels, from the stars come down. And bear my soul a - way.
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JESUS ONLY.
L. E. Jones.
Wm. J. C. Thiel.
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1. I am trust-ing Je - sus on - ly, Nothing else have I be - side;
2. Je- sus on - ly! how I love Him, For I know He first loved me;
3. Je - sus on - ly! Lord and Sav - ior, Guide me with Thy watchful eye;
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In His love my soul is rest - ing, With His peace is sat - is - fied.
Sweetest rest and com-fort gave me, From my sins He set me free.
Shelter from the storm a - round me. Be my help when danger's nigh.
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No. 71. BENEATH THE SHADE OF THE CROSS,
Words and Melody furnished by Isaac Naylor.
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If you want par -don, and in - fi-uite peace, If you wantsigh-ing and
If you want Je - sus to reign in your soul, Plunge in the fount-ain and
If you want holdness,take part in the fight; If you want pur - i - ty.
If you want ho - li- ness, cling to the cross, Counting the rich-es of
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sor - row to cease. Look up to Je - sus who died on the tree
you shall be whole. Washed in the blood of the cru - ci - fied One,
walk in the light; If you want lib - er - ty, shout, and be free,
earth as but dross; Down at His feet you'll be wealth-y and wise,
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No. 72. i KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVES.
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1. I know that my Re - deem - er lives, And has pre
2. I'm trust - ing Je - sus Christ for all, ... I know His
3. I'm now en - rap - tured at the thought, I stand and
4. I know that Je - sus soon will come, I know the
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pared a place for me;
blood now speaks for me;
won-der at His love,
time will not be long.
That crowns of vie - to - ry He gives
I'm listening for a wel-come voice,
That He from heav'n to earth was brought
Till I shall reach my heav-'nly home
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Was ev - er a song so full and sweet, Was ev - er a sto - ry
Let heav - en with hal - le - In- jahs ring. And an - gels in joy -ous
All glo - ry and praise to Je - sus give, For all may a - bund-ant
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world a-round; The dead is a- live, the lost is found. And
so complete As that of the blood-bought mer - cy seat When
rap - ture sing The tri-umphs of Je - sus Christ the King, While
grace re-ceive; A soul from the depths may look and live, For
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No. 74. HE LEADS AND GUIDES ME.
Ida Scott Taylor.
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•\ I would not know which way to go With-out His will di - vine; )
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" } My Rock se-cure shall firm en-dure Thro* ev - 'ry clime and age, — /
J f Within my breast is peace and rest The world can nev - er give; )
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What-e'er be-tide, I'll trust my Guide At noon, or night, or dawn;
And so I lean with trust se - rene Up - on His mer - cy broad,
Oh, precious thought, that Christ has wrought In us His work com - plete!
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Thro' life's dark wild He'll lead His child, Will lead me safe
I need not fear while He is near — My Sav - ior and
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He Leads and Guides Me.
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Sweet peace and rest, Sweet peace and rest.
I find in Him sweet peace and rest,
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Isaac Naylor.
CLINGIIMG TO THE CROSS.
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1. I am com - ing for the full - ness, Counting earth-ly gain but
2. Full of woe, and sin, and sigh-ing, Feel - ing inward hil - lows
3. Wash, and cleanse, and pu-ri - fy me, Purge my heart from sin-fnl
4. Now He saves and sane - ti - fi - eth, Cleanseth me from Avorld-ly
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dross; Je - sus, make me pure, and like Thee, As I'm clinging
gloss; O, the blood! it pu-ri - fi - eth. As I'm clinging
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No. 76. WE' RE ON THE WAY TO CANAAN'S LAND.
Rev. H. G. Jackson. W. S. Nickle.
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1. From E-gypt's cru - el bond - age fled, 0 - be-dient to our
2. Thro' wil-der-ness - es wide and drear Our Lord will guide our
3. His pow'r the smit - ten rock con- trols, A crys- tal stream our
4. In bos - tile lands we feel no fear, No foe our on - ward
5. Ere long, the riv - er cross'd, we'll meet The ran-somed host at
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need sup- plies; He feeds our bun- gry faint- ing souls With
march can stay; In ev - 'ry con - flict He is near, Whose
His right hand; And there re - ceive a wel - come sweet From
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No. 77. BEAR THE TORCH OF THE LORD,
Wm. H. Gardner.
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1. There are lands now full of dark-ness — They know not of the light
2. Who will go to tell the sto - ry To lands a - cross the sea?
3. Who will wear the crown of glo - ry, A palm of vic-t'ry win?
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That for all the world is shin - ing, To make each path - way bright.
Who will bear the bless-ed tid - ings, And set the cap - tives free?
Who will hast -en to the hea-theu, To save them from all sin?
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Let the light of God shine in :
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No. 78,
SAVED BY HIS BLOOD,
Mrs. M. Biiiss Willson.
Warrek W. Bentley.
1. TheSav-ior called so lov - ing - ly — I am saved by His blood—
2. His lov - ing words came to my ear — I am saved by His blood —
3. He that be- liev - eth— hear the word— I am saved by His blood—
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I heard His voice from Cal - va - ry — I am saved by His blood-
'Come un - to me" and do not fear — I am saved by His blood-
Hath life in Je - sus Christ our Lord — I am saved by His blood-
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won-dered if it was for me, A wretch so full of mis- er - y,
I had naught to bring to Him, On - ly my vile-ness, guilt and sin
Him thy load of sor - row roll, Be - fore Him lay thy sin-sick soul
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To be from sin and sor - row free — I am saved by His blood.
But as I came He let me in — I am saved by His blood.
And He will quick-ly make thee whole, And will save by His blood.
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Hal-le - lu- jah ! Hal-le - lu - jah !
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No. 79.
Hal-le-lu-jah!
THE CROSS.
J. H. S.
J. H. Stockton.
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1. The cross, the cross, the blood-stained cross! ThehalloAved cross I see;
2. The cross, the cross, that heav - y cross! MySav-ior bore for me;
3. The wounds, the wounds, those painful wounds! Oh, they were made for me;
4. The death, the death, the aw - ful death I That Je-sus died for me;
5. The love, the love, the matchless love! That bled up - on the tree;
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It bowed Him to the earth with grief On sad Mount Cal-\a
His hands and feet, His ho - ly head. All pierced and torn I
I heard His groans, His pray'r, "Forgive," His bleeding side I
It melts my heart, it wins my love. It brings me, Lord, to
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HE LEAOETH ME.
Francis Rous.
Cabbie B. Adams.
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2. My soul He doth re -store a - gain; And me to walk doth
3. Yea, tho' I walk in death's dark vale Yet will I fear no
4. A ta - ble Thou hast fur-nished me In pre - sence of my
5. Goodness and mer- cy all my life Shall sure- ly fol - low
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For Thou art with me, and Thy rod And staff they com - fort me;
My head Thou didst with oil an- noint And my cup o - ver- flows.
And in God's home for - ev - er-more Mydwell-ing place shall be.
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No. 81. THERE'S A GREAT DAY COMING.
W. L. T.
W. L. Thompson.
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2. There's a bright day com-ing,
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3. There's a sad day com-ing,
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sad day coming by and by. When the sin - ner shall hear his doom, "De-
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part, I know ye not!" Are you read-y for that day to come?
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NEARER HOME.
Ph(ebe Carey
Melody furnished by Isaac Naylor.
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2. Near-er my Fa-ther's house Where ma - ny man-sions be; Near-
3. Near-er the bounds of life, Where bur-dens are laid down, AV here
4. Be near me when my feet Are slip - ping o'er the brink; For
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No. 88.
E. S. L.
SATISFIED WITH JESUS.
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1. I am walking with the Savior in the bless-ed nar-row way, I am
2. In my grief He's con-so - la-tion, in my tri - als He's my stay, I am
3. When I fal - ter in my weakness, on His arm He bids me lean, I am
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sat-is-fied with Christ, my Lord; With His ten-der arms around me I can
sat-is-fied with Christ, my Lord; When temptations overwhelm me, with His
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No. 84.
PRAISE THE LORD.
Mrs. Ida M. Budd.
Chas. H Gabriel.
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In the dawn-ing of the morning, when the crystal dew is shin-ing,
In the sul-try hour of noon-day, when the hearts and hands are weary
In the qui - et hush of ev-'ning, when we're free from care and la-hor,
Then at dawn, or noon, or ev-'ning, we will ev - er sing His prais-es,
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We will praise Him for His promise of a rest in heav'n re-main-ing,
We will of - fer our thanksgiving to the Giv - er of all bless-ings,
Till a-mong the just, made per-fect, we shall join the hap - py cho-rus
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And thro' all the hours of darkness still has kept us in His care.
And of past-ures where a Shepherd kind shall lead our will-ing feet.
Praising Him for bless-ed free-dom wherein Christ has made us free.
The tri - umph-ant hosts are sing-ing on the banks of Jordan's stream.
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Praise the Lord, praise Him, O my soul, And all that is vpith-
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No. 85. WORK FOR THE NIGHT.
Key of P.
1 Work, for the night is coming;
Work through the morning hours;
Work, while the dew is sparkling;
Work, 'mid springing flowers;
Work, when the day grows brighter.
Work, in the glowing sun;
Work, for the night is coming.
When man's work is done.
2 Work, for the night is coming;
Work through the sunny noon ;
Fill brightest hours with labor;
Eest comes sure and soon.
Give every flying minute
Something to keep in store;
Work, for the night is coming,
When man works no more.
3 Work, for the night is coming.
Under the sunset skies:
While their bright tints are glowing
Work, for daylight flies.
Work, till the last beam fadeth,
Fadeth to shine no more;
Work, while the night is dark'ning,
When man's work is o'er.
IMO. 86. STAND UP FOR JESUS.
Tune:-WEBB.
1 Stand up! stand up for Jesus!
Ye soldiers of the cross;
Lift high His royal banner.
It must not suffer loss;
From victory unto victory
His army He shall lead,
Till every foe is vanquished,
And Christ is Lord indeed.
2 Stand up! stand up for Jesus!
Stand in His strength alone;
The arm of flesh will fail you —
Ye dare not trust your own :
Put on the gospel armor,
And, watching unto prayer,
Where duty calls, or danger,
Be never wanting there.
3 Stand up! stand up for Jesus!
The strife will not be long;
This day the noise of battle,
The next the victor's song;
To him that overoometli,
A crown of life shall be;
He with the King of glory
Shall reign eternally.
No. 87.
SAUED BY FAITH
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Rev. Is. Baltzell.
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1. I have found redemption in the Savior's blood, I am saved by faitb in His
2. Oh,liowsv5^eet the story of His wondrous grace, I am saved by faith in His
3. I will sing of Je-sus while the days go by, I am saved by faith in His
4. I will keep on sing-ing as I march a- long, I am saved by faith in His
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blood, in His blood; I will trust in Je - sus while I run my race, I am
blood, in His blood ; I will trust His promise, on His strength re ly, I am
blood, in His blood; In my home in glo - ry this shall be my song, I am
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I am saved, sweetly saved, I am saved, sweetly saved,
I am saved by faith in the blood He shed for me, I am saved by faith in His blood, in His blood.
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No. 88.
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE,
W. A. O.
W. A. Ogden.
1. A fount -ain of life is o- pened wide; It flows, to
2. Its wa - ters a - bund-ant are, and pure! For sin and
3. Its wa - ters you free - ly may re - ceive, If you will
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sin - ners, a cleans - ing tide; Its wa - ters are free, it
sor - row a per - feet cure; The lame and the blind may
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come to - day, And take the wa - ter that Christ will give.
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No. 89.
O. Heginbotham.
PERPETUAL PRAISE.
Rev. E. A. Hoffman.
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1. Yes, I will bless Thee, O my God, Thro' all my fleet-ing days,
2. Nor shall my tongue a - lone proclaim, The hon-ors of my God;
3. Nor will I cease Thy praise to sing, When death shall close my eyes;
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My life, with all its act-ive pow'rs Shall spread Thy praise a-broad.
My tho'ts shall then to no-bler heights, And sweet-er rapt - ures rise.
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THE BOOK OF LIFE.
H. N. Lincoln,
If my poor name be writ - ten
2. Oh, let my name be writ - ten,
3. Dear Lord, by ear - nest striv - ing,
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How calm - ly will I suf - fer
In mer - cy gra - cious Sav - ior,
By prayer and sup - pli - ca - tion
All sor - row, pain
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If my poor name be on - ly
From Thee, Thou blessed Sav - ior.
If my poor name be writ - ten
Up - on its pag - es found.
The Life, the Truth, the Way.
With - in the book of life.
COPYRIGHT, 1891. BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 91
NEAR TO THEE,
C. H. G.
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1. Keep me near to Thee, dear Sav - ior, Keep me near Thee night and day;
2. Keep me near to Thee, dear Sav - ior, Grant me this, my heart's de - sire;
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Hold my hand in Thine, dear Sav-ior, For I need Thee all the way.
Speak, oh, speak to me, dear Sav-ior, And my faint-ing soul in - spire.
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Hold my hand and lead me, Sav-ior, For I dare not go a - lone.
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No. 92. JESUS, I MY CROSS HAVE TAKEN.
Mozart.
1. Je - sus, I my cross have tak-en, All to leave and fol-low Thee;
2. Let the world de-spise, for-sake me, They have left my Sav-ior, too;
3. Go, then, earthly fame and treasure! Come, dis as-ter, scorn and pain!
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Nak - ed, poor, despised, for-sak-en, Thou from hence my all shalt be;
Hu-raan hearts and looks deceive me, Thou art not, like man, un - true;
In Thy serv-ice pain is pleasure; With Thy fa - vor, loss is gain;
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Foes may hate,and friends may shun me. Show Thy face and all is bright.
Storms may howl and clouds may gather. All must work for good to me.
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Per - ish ev-'ry fond am-bi-tion, All I've sought,and hoped,and known;
And, while Thou shalt smile up-on me, God of wisdom, love and might,
I have called Thee "Abba, Father," I have staved my heart on Thee;
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Ralph Wabdlow.
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1. Christ, of all my hopes the ground, Christ, the spring of all my joy;
2. Firm - ly trust - ing in Thy blood. Nothing shall my heart confound;
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DEPTH OF MERCY.
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No.96. KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.
Thomas Kelly.
Dr. H. L. GiLMOUR,
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1. The head that once was crowned with thorns Is crowned with glory now;
2. The high - est place that heav'n af-fords Is to one Je - sus giv'n;
3. The joy of all who dwell a- bove, The joy of all be - low,
4. To them the cross with all its shame, With all its grace is giv'n;
5. They suf - fer with their Lord be -low, They reign with Him a - bove;
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To whom He man
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No. 97. HE LEAVES IT ALL WITH THEE.
Mrs. Jj. M. Beal Bateman.
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1. Will you come aud taste the fount-ain witli its wa - ter flow-ing free?
2. Will you come? 'tis Je - sus call - eth! shall He still en-treat in vain?
3. Oh, let no false hopes de-ceive you, ho false pride your steps de-lay!
Ho! ye thirst-y ones who perish, He has left it all with thee;
Still for you be in - ter - ced-ing by His €or-row and His pain?
Time is swift, and life is fleet-ing— do not waste an - oth - er day;
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ZION.
IMO. 99. OLIVET.
1 Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah!
Pilgrim through this barren land,
I am weak, but Thou art mighty;
Hold me with Thy powerful hand;
Bread of heaven,
Feed me till I want no more.
2 Open now the crystal fountain.
Whence the healing waters flow;
Let the fiery, cloudy pillar
Lead me all my journey through:
Strong Deliverer,
Be Thou still my strength and
shield
S When I tread the verge of Jordan,
Bid my anxious fears subside;
Bear me thro' the swelling current.
Land me safe on Canaan's side:
Songs of praises,
I will ever give to Thee.
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1 My faith looks up to Thee,
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Savior divine:
Now hear me while I pray,
Take all my guilt away.
Oh, let me from this day
Be wholly Thine.
2 May Thy rich grace impart
Strength to my fainting heart,
My zeal inspire:
As Thou hast died for me.
Oh, may my love to Thee
Pure, warm and changeless be,
A living fire!
3 While life's dark maze T tread,
And griefs around me spread.
Be Thou my guide;
Bid darkness turn to day,
Wipe sorrow's teal's away,
Nor let me ever stray
From Thee aside.
No. 100.
J. J. Maxfield.
JESUS, THE LIFE-BOAT.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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2. If one in ten thousand of all my life's sins Were brought into
3. Too long I have wandered a - way from the fold, And gone where my
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Jesus, the Life-Boat.
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Hakriet E. Jones.
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ALL HAIL THE POWER,
E. Perronet.
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No. 103.
W. A. O.
SEEKING THE LOST.
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1. Seek - ing the lost, yes, kind-ly en - treat - ing Wan der - ers
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1 The great Physician now is here,
The sympathizing Jesus;
He speaks the drooping heart to cheer,
Oh, hear the voice of Jesus.
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Sweetest note in seraph song,
Sweetest name on mortal tongue,
Sweetest carol ever sung;
Jesus, blessed Jesus.
2 Your many sins are all forgiven.
Oh, hear the voice of Jesus;
Go on your way in peace to heaven.
And wear a crown with Jesus.
3 All glory to the dying Lamb!
I now believe in Jesus;
I love the blessed Savior's name,
I love the name of Jesus.
No. 105. COME, YE SINNERS.
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1 Come, ye sinners, poor and needy.
Weak and wounded, sick and sore,
Jesus ready stands to save you,
Full of pity, love, and power
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Turn to the Lord and seek salvation,
Sound the praise of His dear name;
Glory, honor, and salvation,
Christ the Lord has come to reign.
2 Now, ye needy, come and welcome,
God's free bounty glorify;
True belief and true repentance.
Every grace that brings you nigh.
3 Let not conscience make you linger.
Nor of titness fondly dream;
All the fitness He requireth.
Is to feel your need of Him.
No. 106. HAVE YOU LEARNED TO PRAY.
Mrs. L. M. Beal Batemak.
C. D. Emerson.
1. When temp-ta-tions crowd a-round you, Or when tri-als throng your way,
2. Have you learned to look to Je - sus When the joys of earth have sway.
3. Or in liv - ing or in dy - iug, In the night or in the day,
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Lest in pleas -ure you for- get Him, Have you ev - er learned to pray?
You may be in peace a -bid -ing, Ifyou'veev - er learned to pray.
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2. Je - sus for us has trav - eled The path of grief with - in;
3. And He has left plain foot-steps, By His ex -am -pie given;
4. Then fol-low in those foot-steps, Which you may plain-ly see;
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Let Christ hy His ex - am - pie, Your per - feet pat - tern be.
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WILL YOU BELIEVE?
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2. 'Tis the Word, the bless - ed Word, 'Tis the Spir-it's liv - ing sword!
3. 'Tis the Word, the fruit - ful Word, Bearing joy to those who heard;
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4 He is able.
5 He is willing.
6 Call upon Him.
7 He will hear you.
8 Look unto Him.
9 He 11 forgive you.
10 Only trust Him.
11 Jesus loves you.
12 Don't reject Him.
13 I believe Him.
No. 110. GATHERING THE HARVEST.
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2. Gath-er-ing in the har - vest, O'er fields that are rough and wide;
3. Gath-er-ing in the har - vest. With pa-tient and ten - der care;
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And gath-er-ing, with the gleaners.
The Mas-ter will make us wel-come,
The rip- en-ing gold -en grain.
A - long by the high-way-side.
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HE SAUES ME TO-DAY.
John Cennick.
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1. Je-sus, my all, to heav'n is gone, He whom I fixed my hopes up -on;
2. The way the ho - ly prophets went, The road that leads from banishment,
3. Lo! glad I come, and Thou, blest Lamb, Shall take me to Thee, whose I am;
4. Then will I tell to sin-ners round, What a dear Sav-ior I have found;
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The King's highway of ho - li - ness, I'll go, for all His paths are peace.
Noth-ing but sin have I to give, — Nothing but love shall I re-ceive.
I'll point to Thy re-deem-ing blood, And say, "Behold the way to God!"
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No. 112. ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
1. All things are pos - si-ble to Him, That can in Je sus' name believe!
2. The most im - pos - si-ble of all, Is that I e'er from sin shall cease;
3. When Thou the work of faith hast wrought, I shall here in Thine image shine;
4. All things are pos -si-ble to God, To Christ, the pow'r of God in man,
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Yet, shall it be? I know it shall, — Je -sus, look to Thy faith-ful-ness;
Nor sin in deed, or word, or thought, Let men exclaim, and friends repine,
To me, when I am all renewed, When I in Christ am form'd again.
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If noth-ing is too hai'd for Thee, All things are pos-si-ble to me;
They cannot break the firm de - cree, All things are pos-si-ble to me;
And wit-ness from all sin set free. All things are pos-si-ble to me;
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They cannot break the firm de - cree. All things are pos-si-ble to me.
And wit-ness from all sin set free, All things are pos si-ble to me.
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AMERICA.
S, F. Smith.
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1. My coun - try, 'tis of thee, Sweet laud of lib - er - ty,
2. My na - tive coun - try, thee, Land of the no - ble free,
3. Let mu - sic swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees
4. Our fa - thers' God, to Thee, Au - thor of lib - er - ty,
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Thy name I love; I love thy rocks and rills. Thy woods and
Sweet free-dom's song; Let mor - tal tongues a - wake, Let all that
To thee we sing; Long may our land be bright. With free-dom's
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1. Thro' the meadows green, in-vit-ing, Where the Shepherd leads I'll go!
2. See! the gen-tle Shepherd leading; Where the Shepherd leads I'll go!
3. Tho' my feet be worn and wea-ry, Where the Shepherd leads I'll go!
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Hark! His voice in mer - cy pleading; Where the Shepherd leads I'll go!
Tho' the mountain side be drear - y, Where the Shepherd leads I'll go!
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No. 115.
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3. When the days are gloomy, Sing some happy song, Meet the world's re-
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You may help remove. With your songs, and courage, Sympathy and love.
Thro' the ills of life, Scat-ter smiles and sunshine O'er its toil and strife.
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3. But, in my hope-less-ness, that voice Was speak-ing love e'en then, —
4. And now that I this new birth have, And God lives in mj'^ soul,
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Un-til it seemed all hope had fled, — I had my ru - in wrought.
'If thou wouldst full sal- va - tion have, Thou must be born a - gain."
I pray you, sin - ner, turn to Christ, That He may make you whole.
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The Savior still pleads, He's pleading to day;
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Helpless I am, and full of guilt, But yet Thy hlood for me was spilt;
No pre-par-a - tion can I make. My best resolves I on - ly break;
I thirst, I long to know Thy love. Thy full sal- va- tion I would prove;
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And Thou canst make me what Thou wilt, But take me as I am!
Yet save me for Thine own name's sake, And take me as I am!
But since to Thee I can - not move, Oh, take me as I am!
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The battle o'er, the vict'ry won.
Still, still my cry shall be alone,
Lord, take me as I am!
No. 118.
HIS LOWE.
Mrs. L. K. Rogers.
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2. Tell those who mourn in dark - ness
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the pre-cious sto-ry, be mine the glo - ry To tell the bless-ed
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2. I yield - ed my - self to His ten - der em - brace, And,
3. The song of my soul, since the Lord made me whole. Has
4. How pre-cious the tho't that we all may re - cliue, Like
5. Oh, come to the Sav - ior, He pa - tient - ly waits To
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been the old sto - ry so blest Of Je- sus, who'll save who - so-
John, the be - lov - ed and blest, On Je - sus' strong arm, where no
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No. 120,
HOW WILL YOU DO?
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1. When jou come to Jordan's flood, How will you do,
2. You who have no more than form, How will you do,
3. You who have been turned a-side. How will you do,
4. Christian, now I turn to thee, How will you do,
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Can you brave the aw-ful storm. How will you do.
Whither will you flee to hide? How will you do.
When thou dost the riv - er see, How will you do.
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Death will be a sol - emn day; When the soul is passed a -
When the waves of death as -sail, Ev - 'ry reed and prop will
Conscience will in ter - ror rise, And the worm that nev-er
To the cross I then will cling, Shout, "O death, where is thy
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Forms will be of no a - vail, How will you do, how will you do?
When you sink no more to rise. How will you do, how will you do?
"Vict'-ry! vict'ry!' I will sing. That's how I'll do, that's how I'll do.
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No. 121.
TRUST.
May be sung as a
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Geo. F. Rosche.
1. Lord, my heart is rest-ed, strengthen'd,By this qui - et hour with Thee;-
2. Here Thy peace, like music steal-ing, Stills all dis-cord, tu-mult, strife, -
3. For more per-fect self-sur - render, For a clos- er walk with Thee!
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In the sun-shine of Thy presence, All earth's gloom and shadows flee.
Fills the heart with ten-der yearnings For a no-bler, sweet-er life.
For a meek and qui - et spir - it, From all car - nal sins set free.
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Lord, while still on earth a pilgrim, I would in Thy love a
Lord, while still on earth a pilgrim, I would in Thy love a
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No. 122.
F. R. Havergal.
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1. Take my life, and let it be Con - se - cra-ted, Lord, to Thee
2. Take my feet, and let them be Swift and beau-ti - ful for Thee
3. Take my sil - ver and my gold, Not a mite would I with -hold
4. Take my will, and make it Thine, It shall be no long - er mine
5. Take my love: my Lord, I pour At Thy feet its tieas - ure-store
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Take my voice, and let me sing Al - ways, on - ly, for my King.
Take my mo-ments and my days, Let them flow in cease-less praise.
Take my heart, it is Thine own. It shall be Thy roy - al throne.
Take my - self, and I will be Ev - er, on - ly, all for Thee.
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WALKING BY FAITH.
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1. If on a qui - et sea, T'ward heav'n we calmly sail;. .
2. But should the surg - es rise, And rest de - lay to come; .
3. Soon shall our quaking fears All yield to Thy con-trol;..
4. Teach us, in ev - 'ry state, Thy will to make our own; .
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Blest be the tem-pest, kind the storm. Which drives us nearer home.
Thy ten - der mer - cies shall il-lume The mid-night of the soul.
And when the joys of sense de-part. To live by faith a - lone.
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No. 124. MARCHING TO THE LAND ABOVE.
Mrs. W. W. Savage.
SoPEANos and Altos in Unison.
J. H. FiLLMORB.
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beau-ti-ful home of God ; And our guide-book is His
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home of God, Beau-ti-ful home of God,
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No. 126. THE WONDERFUL STORY.
Rev. I. N. McHoSB.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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2. 'Tis this won-der-ful, wonderful sto - ry, I am urging you now to be-
3. But this won-der-ful, wonderful sto - ry. Is revealed in His gos-pel of
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No. 127. BEHOLD WIE STANDING AT THE DOOR,
Fanny J. Crosby.
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pa - tient-ly: Say, wea-ry heart, oppress'd with sin, May I come
grief and pain! I died to ran - som thee from sin, May I come
peace and love: Say, wea - ry heart, oppress'd with sin. May I come
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Rev. Wm. Appel.
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1. When the low - ly Je - sus trod the paths of men be -low,
2. You may walk witti Him to - day ! be - lieve it, wea - ry soul,
3. Oh, the joy to walk with Je - sus to our home a - bove,
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His ev - er - last - ing love;
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With the smile of His dear face.
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Safe - ly He will guide and lead you on from day to day.
And to feel at ev - 'ry turn the touch of His dear hand.
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THE MASTER'S CALL.
Mrs. Ida M. Budd.
Chas. H. Gabbiel.
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1. Why i - die rest the hands to-day, That should the sharpened sickle wield?
2. Waste not the hours in vain re-gret; Go forth with willing heart and true;
3. Stay not to choose your place or task, Take that which nearest lies to you:
4. And when the ' 'harvest home" shall ring Thro' all the heav'ns its glad refrain,
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Sheaves wait the reapers' sick - le yet, And much may still be done by you.
The blessing waits for those who ask,-"What will Thou have me. Lord, to do?"
They at the feet of Christ, their King, Shall lay their sheaves of golden grain.
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No. 131. WHAT A GLORIOUS REDEEMER!
Rev. H. G. Jackson. A. Bbirly.
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1. My Sav - ior left His throne on high, And came to earth for me to die;
2. Be-neath the heav - y cross, low bent. Up Calv'ry's rugged steeps He went;
3. That all might know His pow'r to save, He rose in triumph from the grave:
4. Reign too, O bless-ed King di-vine, For-ev - er in this heart of mine;
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What a glo - rious Re-deem-er! From sin and death to set me free,
What a glo - rious Re-deem-er! And now His cru - el sufPrings o'er,
What a glo - rious Re-deem-er! Thy sov'reign right in me I own;
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No. 132. THE HARBOR LIGHTS OF HOME.
Mrs. Ida M. Budd.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. O'er the trackless deep the sail - or sails for many a wea - ry day, \
2. O'er life's sea the Christian sail - or steers his bark with stead - y hand,
3. So when fair skies bend a-bove us, as we glide the bil - lows o'er'
Long-ing for the peace-ful hav-en and the dear ones far a - way;
Knowing that his chart and compass will di - rect him safe to land;
Or when dark'ning shadows gath-er, and the tem-pests rage and roar,
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But he keeps his heart with courage as his good ship parts the foam.
And he finds a calm in tu-mult,and a bright-ness in the gloom.
We will trust that to the ha - ven of our hopes we soon shall come.
For he knows that in the dis-tance shine the
As his faith be-holds the shin-ing of the
Guid-ed by the stead-y gleam-ing of the
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my rest in yon clime, bright and fair, Where no
my friends in yon re - gion of light. Who have
my change from earth's. sorrows and fears, Then the
robes, crowns, and mansions re-splen-dent and bright, Of the fam-'ly of
storm-blast, nor fog-cloud sweep thro' the pnre air, Where the din, strife and
finished their course, and have fought the good fight, Who strike their gold
darkness dis-pels, and the mist dis - ap-pears; Faith bright-ens my
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No. 135.
COMING THIS WAY.
Rev. Alfred J. Hough
Not too fast.
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1. The winds from the garden of Eden are blowing, And gladly we yield to their
2. The signs of a kingly approach are appearing, Triumphant in faith, as we
3. How near and how clear are the tokens before us, That Love shall His might in sal-
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sing and we pray; And hearts from their doors all obstructions are clearing; The
va - tion display; The day of redemption is now breaking o'er us, — The
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No. 136.
Fred Woodrow.
ON THE ROCK,
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bil -lows Of life's tempestuous sea.
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1. Thy kingdom come! we watch and wait, With fervent lips we pray;
2. Gh, joy - ful scene! Oh, world-wide rest, When land, and stream, and main,
3. So let Thy glo-rious kingdom come. As comes the morn-ing ray,
4. We watch, we work, for Thee a-lone; On Thee, our help, we call;
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Ride on, O King, in re - gal state. Oh, come the glorious day!
From north to south, from east to west. Shall own Thy peaceful reign.
And fills heav'n's wide expanding dome With pure and per - feet day.
O King of saints, come, take Thy throne, Triumphant Lord of all.
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FORWARD INTO LIGHT.
Henry Alford.
H. A. Henry.
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yearn-lng pur - pose Spring to glorious birth ;
God a - bid - eth: That fair home of ours:
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heal - ing; Blind, they grope for day; Pour up - on the na - tions
Jas - per, Shine the gates with gold; Flows the glad'ning riv - er.
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No. 139.
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OARE TO 00 RIGHT.
Chas. H. Gabbiel.
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3. Dare for -sake what j-^ou deem wrong; Dare to walk in wis-dom's
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way; Dare to give where gifts belong; Dare God's precepts to o - bey.
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No. 140.
WAITING FOR YOU
Mrs. Ida M. Budd.
C. D. Emerson.
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2. Per - chance for the words you might utter, Some sad ear is
3. Oh, time pass - es swift - ly, my broth-er. And brief, at the
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much you may do for the Master, Thro' those who who are waiting for you.
one should be left out of heav-en, Be-cause he was waiting for you !
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1. My soul, be on thy guard; Ten thousand foes a - rise;
2. Oh, watch, and fight, and pray. The bat - tie ne'er give o'er;
3. Ne'er think the vie - fry won. Nor lay thine ar - mor down,
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C. H. G.
I AM THE WAY.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
1. In from the highways, In from the by-ways, Gather souls in Je - sus'
2. Go to the err - ing, Kind-ly and cheer-ing, Point them to the Cru-ci-
3. Go, then, believing, Bless-ing re - ceiv- ing, You shall reap re- ward a -
name; Pub-lish the sto - ry, Her - aid His glo - ry, Un- to the world His
fied ; Res - cue the pray' rless, Plead with the careless, Till they in Je-sns
bove; Je-sus is call- ing, -Darkness is fali-ing, On with the blessed
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K. Shaw.
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1 Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness.
Sowing in the noontide, and the dewy eves;
Waiting for the harvest, and the time of reaping,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
Cho. — Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheav
2 Sowing in the sunshine, sowing in the shadows.
Fearing neither clouds nor winter's chilling breeze;
By and by the harvest, and the labor ended,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
3 Go then, ever weeping, sowing for the Master,
Though the loss sustained our spirit often grieves;
When our weeping's over. He will bid us welcome,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
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ZION TRIUMPHANT,
Thos. Hastings.
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1. Hail to the brightness of Zi - on's glad morn-ing! Joy to the
2. Hail to the brightness of Zi - on's glad morn-ing! Long by the
3. See, from all lands, from the isles of the o - cean, Praise to Je -
lands^that in dark-ness have lain!
proph-ets of Is - rael fore - told ;
ho- vah as - cend-ing on high;
Hushed be the ac-cents of
Hail to the millions from
Fall'n are the en-gines of
sor- row and mourning; Zi - on in tri-umph be - gins her mild reign,
bondage re -turning; Gen - tiles and Jews the blest vis -ion be-hold.
war and com - mo-tion ; Shouts of sal - va - tion are rending the sky.
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GENTLY LEAD US
Thomas Hastings.
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1. Gently, Lord, oh, gen-tly lead us, Pilgrims in this vale of tears,
2. In the hour of pain and an-guish, In the hour when death draws near,
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No. 148. THE SHELTERING CROSS,
Thomas Kellt.
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1. We sing the praise of Him who died, Of Him who died up-on the cross;
2. Inscribed up-on the cross we see In shin-ing let-ters "God is Love;"
3. The cross! it takes our guilt a-way ; It holds the faint-ing spir - it up:
4. The balm of life, the cure of woe, The measure and the pledge of love,
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The sin-ner's hope let men de-ride, For this we count the world but loss.
He bears our sins up - on the tree, He brings us mer - cy from a-bove.
It cheers with hope the gloomy day, And sweetens ev - 'ry bit - ter cup.
The sin-ner's ref-uge here be - low. The an-gels' theme in heav'n a-bove.
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J. Kempthorn,
PRAISE HIM.
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' I Pa- tience gives, and con-so - la- tion, Which the world cannot de-stroy.
2 / Praise to God, the glo-rious Giv-er, Christ, the Sav-ior of the lost,
* \ And the Com-fort -er for - ev - er, Fa-ther, Son, and Ho - ly Ghost.
o \ For that love whose ten-der mercies Pur - est joys do dai - ly bring;
* I I will in my life con-fess Thee, With my mouth Thy praises sing.
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No. 150.
PRAYING FOR YOU
Rev. H
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2. Your mother, how oft when a
3. Your mother is pray-ing for
4. Your mother's in heav-en to -
you; Young man, will you list - en to -
child, In her dear lov-ing arms you found
you, With grief- la-den sighs and with
night! Ah! she turns from the soul-thrilling
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tears; You have wander'd from God, but her love Has fol-low'd you
joy Of the ransom'd,with yearnings t'ward earth. And prays for her
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soft on her breast; How fond-ly she gazed on you then, Her
thro' the long years: Though others have failed you, her heart Has
wan-der - ing boy. In heav-en she's pray-ing for you, As she
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mother-heart throbbing with joy, While soft-ly she murmured the prayer,
ev - er been faithful and true, Though long you have slighted her love,
prayed with her last fleeting breath, When the light of her love-beaming eyes
Your mother is praying for you, Your mother is praying for
''God bless you, my dar-ling, my boy, God bless you, my darling,my
She's praying,still praying for you, She's praying, still praying for
Was veiled by the shad-ow of death. Was veiled by the shadow of
you.
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No. 151. WE'LL NEVER SAY GOOD-BY.
Geo. C. Hugg.
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1. In the morn of morns when we all meet there, In the home far a-
2. Nev-er sad-ness there, neith-er grief nor tear, In that beau- ti - ful
3. With our kin-dred dear, in that home of love, While the a - ges e-
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No. 152.
OUR FATHERS' GOD.
Fred Woodbow.
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1. Our Fa-thers trust-ed in the Lord, He was their ref -uge strong;
2. For faith and truth and love of God, They fought the ho - ly fight;
3. They, one by one, have cross'd the flood, And reached the Canaan shore;
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Their com-fort - er in gloom - j days, Their sac - cor and their song.
The sen - ti - nels of Zi - on's walls, And watchers in the night.
And, one by one, we fol - low on To those who've gone be - fore.
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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY OHAS. M. GABRIEL.
No. 153. OH, SUCH WONDERFUL LOUE.
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No. 154.
Margaeet Mack ay.
Slowly.
ASLEEP IN JESUS.
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1. A-sleep in Jesus! blessed sleep, From which none ev - er wake to
2. A-sleep in Jesus! oh, how sweet. .. . To be for such a slum-ber
3. Asleep in Jesus! peaceful rest, Whose waking is supremely
4. Asleep in Jesus! oh, for me May such a bliss - ful ref-uge
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No. 155. STEADILY MARCHING ON
Fanny J. Crosby.
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1. Praise ye the Lord! joyfully shout ho - san-na! Praise the Lord with glad ac-
2. Praise we the Lord! He is the King e-ter - nal; Glo- ry be to God on
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THE LORD'S PRAYER.
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1 Our Father which art in heaven, ] Hallowed | be Thy | name. |1
Thy kingdom come. Ihy will be done in | earth, as it | is in J heaven.
2 Give us this | day our — | daily | bread. ||
And forgive us our debts, as | we for- | give our | debtors.
15 And lead us not into temptation, but de- | liver | us from | evil:|
For Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for- 1 ever. I A- 1 men.
No. 157. THE TIDAL WAVE IS COIVIING.
Rev. John P. Brooks.
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2. We're waiting, Lord, and longing, till Thou shalt come again, To claim Thine
3. There's cleansing offered free-ly to all who come to-day; And, trust-ing
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song it sweeps a - long like bil-lows of the sea; The ju - bi - lee of
own, and on Thy throne, in peace and love to reign; We'll wait that glorious
in the prom- i - ses, will walk the nar-row way; For per- feet peace in
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cora-ing, till, from out the op'ningsky, Our Lord shall come to take us home,
Him is found, and joys which ne'er shall die, And when He conies we'll reign with Him,
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SEEK THE REFUGE,
Feed Woodrow.
C. HUTCHI^•SON.
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1. Seek, O siu • ner, seek the ref - uge, Hast-en in its o - pen door,
3. Seek, oh, seek the mer- cy of- fered, Ere sal - va - tion, full and free,
3. Soon, oh, soon the lamp that's shining, For thy feet a guid-ing light,
4. Why,oh, why de - lay your com-ing, Waiting for a fu - ture day,
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COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 159.
THE WARNING CALL
Words and Melody furnished by Isaac Natlor.
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1. Hark, sinner! list to the voice of the Lord! Jus-tice is standing with
2. Down in the rap-ids of sin, shame and blight, Thou'rt be - ing hur- ried to
3. Swift - ly the cur-rent of sin bears thee on! Look, sin-ner, look to the
4. List - en, oh, list - en, — give ear to the call; Come, for He call-eth the
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darkness and night; Stop ere thou ends in the whirlpool of woe. Where the
cru - ci - fied One: Hark! hear His voice saying;"Coaie unto me, "Come, oh,
rich, poor, and all! Jesus stands waiting with arms open wide. Come! there's
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sins at Im-man - u - el's feet.
God - less and pen-i-tentless go.
come, and thy soul shall be free,
ref - uge in His riv - en side.
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Hark! Je-sus calls thee to-
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tressed, heavy-laden, oppressed, In the Sa - vior find sol-ace and rest
find solace and rest.
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Eev. E. Pebronet.
CORONATION
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hail the pow'r of
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that with yon-der
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ev - 'ry tribe, On this ter- res-trial hall,
sa - cred throng We at His feet may fall;
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To Him all maj - es - ty ascribe, And crown Him Lord of all.
We'll join the ev - er - last-ing song. And crown Him Lord of all.
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We'll join the ev - er - last-ing song, And crown Him Lord of all.
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No. 161.
SALVATION IS FREE.
Harriet E. Jones.
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2. I am so glad that our Sav - ior is King, And needs not the rich-
3. I am so glad that a sin - ner may live, And share in the rich-
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es this Monarch can give; Through a - ges e - ter - nal His
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beau-ty be - hold, And dwell ev - er-more in the cit - y of gold.
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COPYRIGHT, 1890, BY FILLMORE BROS.
No. 162. SCATTER BRIGHT SMILES.
G. W. L.
G. W. Lton.
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1. Scat - ter bright smiles all a -
2. Scat - ter bright smiles all a -
3. Scat - ter bright smiles all a -
4. Scat - ter bright smiles all a -
round you, They cheer
round you, More pre -
round you, Ee - mem -
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beau - ti - ful rain That falls on
treas - ures of gold, They light - en
weak and op - pressed ; Oh, smile on
where they may fall; Then ev - er
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the with-er - ing flow
the bur-dens of oth
the poor and the need
be read - y and will
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makes them bloom sweetly a - gain,
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scat - ter bright smiles o-ver all.
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No. 163. SAILING O'ER THE OCEAN
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1. Out up-on the o - cean of life, with flowing sail, Swift-ly we are driv-
2. Tho' the storms, up-ris-ing in fu - ry, beat around, And the rolling thun-
3. Staunch and true the vessel that bears us o'er the tide! Soon we'll cast the an-
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Brightly shines the bea - con up-
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cor - al reefs a-larm, — Christ is at the wheel! We are safe from ev-'ry harm!
on the oth - er shore, And our songs of praise rise above the o-cean's roar,
ev - er we will sing Glo - ry hal - le - lu - jah to our e - ter- nal King!
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Sailing o'er the o • cean.
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Sailing O'er tlie Ocean.
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Christ, our trust-y Pi - lot, , Christ, our Pi- lot, stands at the wheel,
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THERE IS A FOUNTAIN.
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Lose all their guilty stains. Lose all their guilty stains. Lose all their guilty stains.
3 The dying thief rejoiced to see
That fountain in his day;
And there may I though vile as he,
"Wash all my sins away.
3 Dear dying Lamb! Thy precious blood
Shall never lose its power.
Till all the ransomed Church of God
Are saved to sin no more.
E'er since by faith, I saw the stream
Thy flowing woundf supply,
Eedeeming love has been my theme.
And shall be, till I die.
Then in a nobler, sweeter song,
I'll sing Thy power to save,
When this poor lisping, stamm'ring
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No. 165.
John King.
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2. And since the Lord re - tain - eth His love to chil-dren still,
3. For should we fail pro-claim-ing Our great Re - deem-er's praise,
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He Loves Them.
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BLESSED JESUS.
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Great Thy beau - ty, great Thy love, Ho - ly Je - sus, Heav'nly Dove.
Help me to be free from sin, Pure with-out, and pure with-in.
Pre - cious Lov - er of my soul, Keep my life in Thy con-trol.
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No. 167. RETURN, 0 WANDERER.
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1. Re-turn, O wand'rer, to thy home!
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HEAVENLY REST,
J. MONTGOMBRT.
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1. 'Tor - ev - er with the Lord!" A - men, so let it be! Life
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death I shall es - cape from death, And life e - ter - nal gain.
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No. 169. HE HATH REDEEMED ME,
Ida M. Budd.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. Christ is my Sav-ior; He hath -redeemed me, Sealed my forgiveness and
2. When I in darkness aim-less - ly wandered, Bound by the fet - ters of
3. Slow - ly my heart its stubborn will yield-ed, Slow-ly un-closed to His
4. He hath redeemed me! Lost one, O lost one; Still He is seek-ing the
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er - ror and sin ; Faith-f ul He sought me, so earn-est - ly plead - ing,
pres-ence di-vine, But He hath conquered, and gladly I own Him;
err - ing to win; At your heart's door He is knocking and wait - ing,
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Praise His dear name, His sal- va - tion is mine!
Will you not hear Him, and bid Him come in?
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1. O when shall my soul find her rest, My stragglings and wrestlings be o'er;
2. Now search me and try rae, O Lord! Now, Je - sus, give ear to my cry;
3. My i - dols I cast at Thy feet, My all I re-turn Thee who gave;
4. O Sav - ior, I dare to be - lieve! Thy blood for my cleans-ing I see;
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See! help -less I cling to Thy word, My soul to my Sav-ior draws nigh!
This mo-ment the work is com - plete, For Thou art al - might-y to save.
And, ask - ing in faith, I re - ceive Sal - va - tion full, pres-ent and free!
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1. I hear them sing of Je - sus and call Him pre - cious Friend;
2. I won - der, O 1 won - der, if Je - sus all di - vine,
3. I hear them tell the sto - ry of how He came to save
4. I can re- sist no long-er, I would not if I could;
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The lost from death and dark - ness, and that His life He gave;
I blush that I have ev - er His of - fered love with-stood:
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GLORY TO HIS NAME.
Rev. E. A. Hoffman.
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1, Down at the cross where my Savior died, Down where for cleansing from
2.. I am so won-drous-ly sav'd from sin, Je-sus so svs eetly a-
3. Oh, precious fouut-ain that saves from sin, I am so glad I have
4. Come to this fountain so rich and sweet; Cast Thy poor soul at the
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en - tered in; There Je-sus saves me and keeps me clean; Glo -ry to His
Sav-ior's feet; Plunge in to-day, and be made complete; Glo - ry to His
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No. 173. JOY AMONG THE ANGELS.
Jessie H. Brown.
Fred A. Fillmore.
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2. There is joy on earth a-mong the righteous, There are faith-ful hearts that
3. You can give that joy to saints and an-gels, For the lov - ing Shep-herd
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Mrs. E. Prentiss.
Dr. W. H. DOANE.
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2. Once earth-ly joy I craved, Sought peace and rest; Now Thee a -
3. Let sor-row do its work, Send grief and pain; Sweet are Thy
4. Then shall my lat - est breath, Whis-per Thy praise, This be the
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mes - sen-gers. Sweet their re-frain, When they can sing with
part - ing cry My heart shall raise; This still its pray'r shall
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2. He comes, He comes to call The na-tions to His bar, And take to
3. Go meet Him in the sky, Your ev - er-last-ing Friend; Your Head to
4. The ev - er - last-ing doors Shall soon the saints receive, With seraphs,
va-tion wise. Oil in your vessels take; Up-start-ing at the midnight cry,
glo-ry all, Who meet for glo-ry are; Made read-y for your full re- ward,
glo-ri - fy,With all His saints ascend; Ye pure in heart, ob-tain the grace
thrones and powers, In glorious joy to live; Far from a world of grief and sin,
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REVIVE US AGAIN.
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2. We praise Thee, O God!
3. All glo - ry and praise
4. All glo - ry and praise
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for the Son of Thy love. For
for Thy Spir - it of light, Who has
to the Lamb that was slain. Who has
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Ida Scott Taylor.
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1. They shall be mine, the jew-els I love, Shin-ing to grace
2. Kept from the world all spot-less with - iu, Washed in the blood
3. They shall be mine, the sheep of my Fold — Walk-ing the streets
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that cleanseth from sin, Bright as the stars that bril-liant-ly shine,
of glit - ter - ing gold. Sheltered and safe from sor - row and care,
Gath-'ring my gems all
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Gath-ered for Christ, all
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No. 180. ON JORDAN'S STORMY BANKS
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2. O'er all those wide-ex-tend - ed plains Shines one e - ter - nal
3. When shall I reach that hap - py place, And he for - ev - er
4. Filled with de-light, my rap-tured soul Would here no long - er
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Ida Scott Taylor.
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And so I'll sing in heav - en Where treas-ures are not priced;
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I'm safe with Christ, ^ no matter where.
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2 O happy bond that seals my vows
To Him who merits all my love;
Let cheerful anthems fill His house,
While to that sacred shrine I move.
3 'Tisdone, the great transaction's done;
I am my Lord's and He is mine;
He drew me, and I follow' d on,
Cbarm'd to confess the voice divine.
4 Now rest, my long-divided heart,
Fixed on this blissful center, rest;
Nor ever from thy Lord depart.
With Him of every good possess'd.
5 High heav'n, that heard the solemn vow,
That vow renew'd shall daily hear.
Till in life's latest hour I bow,
And bless in death a bond so dear.
No. 183. IT WILL NEUER GROW OLD.
Rev. W. W. Bailt.
I. N. McHosE.
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1. Oh, have you not heard of that coun-try a - hove, The name of its
2. That won-der-ful land has a cit - y of life, Ne'er darken'd with
3. A man-sion of won-der-ful beau-ty is there, And Je - sus that
4. They tell me its friendships and love are so pure, Its joys nev - er
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man - siou has gone to
die, and its treas ures
• ite love? His chil - dren are death-less and
nor strife; Its tem - pies and streets all are
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be true, it will nev er grow old?
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a-gain where we'll nev-er grow old.
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Rev. J. B. Atchinson.
LET HIM IN
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2. O - pen now to Him your heart,
3. Hear you now His lov - ing voice,
4. Now ad - mit the heavenly Guest,
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He will make for you a feast,
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No. 185.
A GREAT GLAD DAY.
Ida Scott Tatlob.
Geo. H. Crosby.
1. Be-yond the ills that vex us, Be-yond the toil and tears, Where
2. When friends no more shall grieve us, Nor shad-ows gloom our sky, When
3. Be - yond the hills e - ter - nal. That bound the distant strand, Be-
4. We list - en and we won - der. As heavenward still we go; No
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Je - sus waits our com - ing With robe, and crown, and palm, From
God, the Fa - ther tells us, That, when our life is past, From
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No. 186. OH, TELL ME NO MORE.
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1 Oh, tell me no more of this world's vain store,
The time for such trifles with me now is o'er;
A country I've found where true joys abound,
To dwell I'm determined on that happy ground.
2 The souls that believe in paradise live,
And me in that number will Jesus receive:
My soul, don't delay; he calls thee away;
Rise, follow thy Savior, and bless the glad day.
3 No mortal doth know what He can bestow.
What light, strength, and comfort— go after Him, go;
Lo, onward I move to a city above,
None guesses how wondrous my journey will prove.
4 Great spoils I shall win from death, hell and sin,
'Midst outward afflictions shall feel Christ within:
And when I'm to die, "Receive me," I'll cry.
For Jesus hath loved me, I cannot tell why:
5 But this I do find, we two are so joined,
He'll not live in glory and leave me behind:
So this is the race I'm running through grace,
Henceforth, till admitted to see my Lord's face.
S And now I'm in care my neighbors may share
These blessings, to seek them will none of you dare?
In bondage, Oh, why. and death will you lie,
"When one here assures you free grace is so nigh?
No. 187. SOUND IT OUT WITH SINGING,
Emma Pitt.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. Are you peace - ful iu your heart? Sound it out with sing-ing!
2. Are you keep - ing day by day: — Sound it out with sing-ing!
3. Does your heart for sin - ners yearn — Sound it out with sing-ing!
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In the straight and nar - row way? Sound it out with sing-ing!
That they may to Je - sus turn? Sound it out with sing-ing!
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To the Lord sweet in-cense bring, Let your lips with mu - sic ring!
Are you striv - ing to be good ? Is His word your dai - ly food?
Where the ran- som'd ones be - long, Yonder with the white-rob'd throng
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Long has evil dwelt 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 — forevermore.
4 In the promises I trust;
In the cleansing blood confide;
BY PERMISSION.
I am prostrate in the dust;
I with Christ am crucified.
5 Jesus comes! He fills my soul!
Perfected in love I am;
I am every whit made whole;
Glory, glory to the. Lamb!
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Still I'm trusting. Lord, in Thee,
Dear Lamb of Calvary;
Humbly at Thy cross I bow —
Jesus saves me! saves me now.
flo. 189.
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No. 190.
HE HAS COME.
Mrs. J. H. Knowlbs.
Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp.
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1. He has come! He has come: my Redeemer has come, He has tak-en my
2. He has come! He has come! my Love and my Lord, Ev-'ry tho't of my
3. He has come! He has come! oh, hap - pi - est heart, He has giv-en His
4. He has come to a - bide, and ho - ly must be The place where my
heart as His own chos-en home; At last I have giv - en the
be - ing is swayed by His word; He has come! and he rules in the
word that He will not de-part; No troub - le can en - ter, no
Lord deigns to ban - quet with me; And this is my pray'r, Lord,
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since Thou art come, Make meet for Thy presence my heart as Thy home.
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No. 191. NO MORE A WANDERING SHEEP.
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2. The Master comes! bring ointment meet, And crown His head with odors sweet;
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Bid languid Love stir up her fire,
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Bid Satan from the shrine depart;
Break down the idols prized so long.
Write a new coronation song.
POPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
The Master comes! O happy thou!
Before thy gates He standeth now ;
From other works awhile forbear, —
To welcome Christ be all thy care.
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O Jesus, we have longed for Thee;
Into our hearts Thy fulness bring,
And make us like Thee while we sing.
No. 193. CHRIST AND CHRIST ALONE.
Ida Scott Tatlob.
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1. Long a-go the Savior bought me With His precious blood so free,
2. Day by day His Spirit leads me, And I fol-low with de - light;. . .
3. In His refuge He will hide me 'Neath the shadow of His wings;.
His precious blood so free,
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2. Ish - i, Ish - i is the Jew -el, Mine He is while a - gesroll;
3. Ma-ny beauteous names thou hearest. Brother, Shepherd, Friend and King;
4. 0th - er joys are short and fleeting; Thou and I can nev - er part;
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THE SAVING CROSS.
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2. The cross on love's fair mount - ain, The cross so pure and blest!
3. The cross! Oh, fount so change-less. Whose streams of crim - son flow
4. I come, oh, cross of bless - ing! My arms of faith en-twine;
5. The cross of won-drous sto - ry Hath cov - er'd all my dross!
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In cleans-ing pow'r, and cease - less, To wash as white as snow.
I come for love's re - fresh - ing, I come for pow'r di-vine.
In noth - ing will I glo - ry, Save in the hal-low'd cross.
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No. 196.
LET THE SAVIOR IN.
Josephine Pollard.
Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp.
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3. Oh, how can you bid Him wait Till an - oth - er day? When al -
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2. Lone- ly with-out He's stay-ing, Lone - ly with -in am I;
3. All thro' the dark hours drear - y, Knock-ing a-gtiin is He;
4. Door of my heart, I hast - en! Thee will I o - pen wide;
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A. M. TOPLADY.
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No. 200, WHEN THE MIGHTY TRUMP.
Isaac Natlor.
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5 In robes of bright glory the saints shall be led
Through heav'n's shining portals with Christ at their head!
6 The cherubs and seraphs and angels shall sing,
And join with the ransomed in crowning their King!
7 Their voices in chorus like thunders shall rise,
In crowning our Savior beyond the fair skies.
8 O sinner, don't linger! to Jesus repair;
Make ready for death, and for judgment prepare!
No. 201.
Isaac Natlok.
BRIGHT CROWNS.
Melody written from an old English song by C. H. G.
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1. Bright crowns in heaven are shin-ing For those who have conquered in
2. Bright robes resplendent and glo-rious A - dorn-ing the souls of the
3. Bright harps, whose chords are all golden, And strung, tuned and struck by the
4. Bright bells of sil - ver are ringing, Their peals sweetly mingling Mith
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BEAUTIFUL HOUR.
Mrs. Phoebe Palmer,
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O beau-ti-ful hour of clos - ing day, As near-ing the riv-er 'mid
Oh, sweet as life's working-day is o'er, The child of light nears the
Oh, sweet to live a - bove earth's al-loy, On earth, yet still in
Oh, sweet-er still! and yet greater gain, When safe-ly o'er death's
I'm near-ing Jor-dan, its waves run high; The spray of foam - crest
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heav'n's employ; Tho' in the world, yet not of earth, Mor -
billow - y main, Life's bat-tie-day fin - ish'd, the vict'ry won. To
billows brush by; Beau - ti - ful sun - set skies I be-hold, Glit -
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Isaac Naylor.
Vigorously.
Engiisti in^lody.
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1. Hark! Sal - va-tion's notes are sound-ing, O - ver land and seas re
2. Mer - cy, love and grace do nev - er Cease to flow as free as
3. Oh, es - cape to yon blest shel - ter! While the door is o - pen,
4. When we cross o'er Jor- dan's riv - er, We shall reign with Christ for -
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ev - er; Roll-ing like a gush-ing riv - er For the thirst-y soul,
en - ter; Christ will be your Friend and Helper, Thro' the pass-ing years,
ev - er! Shall we part? no, nev-er, nev - er, When we meet at home.
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No. 204.
FULL CONSECRATION.
Chas. H. Gabriel.
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1. Come, my fond flutt'ring heart, Come, thou must now be free;
2. Ye tempt-ing sweets, for - bear! Ye dear - est i - dols, fall!
3. Ye gay, en-chant-ing throng. Ye gold - en dreams, fare- well!
4. Wel-come, thou bleed -ing cross, Wel-come, thou way to God;
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My heart ye can - not share. For Je - sus must have all ;
Earth hath prevailed too long. Now I must break the spell;
My form-er gains were loss, My path was fol - lies' road;
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bit - ter truth — 'tis cru - el smart, But oh! you must con-sent, my
cher - ish'd joys of ear -Her years; Je - sus, for-give these parting
last my heart is un - de-ceived, The world is giv'n, and God re -
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ceived, The world is giv'n, the world is giv'n and God re - ceived.
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No. 205
CORNET.
Rev. Henry Wabd Beecher's favorite hymn.
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2. O come, Thou living Sav - ior, Come help me novr to love Thee tru - ly:
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There's room in God's e - ter - nal love, To save thy pre - cious soul; )
Room in the Spir - it's grace a - hove, To heal and make thee whole. )
There's room within the church, redeem'd With blood of Christ di - vine; )
Room in the white-rob'd throng, conven'd For that dear soul of thine. )
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Yes, there's room, There's room for thee,aiicl there's room for all ;
Yes, there's room, there's room for thee,
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And joys that ne'er were told.
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For thee and millions more;
Oh, come and welcome to the Lord,
Yea, come this very hour.
No. 207. THE ANGELS ARE LOOKING ON ME.
Rev. John Parker. ^ J. P.
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Like Ja-cob, in his Beth-el rest, The an-gels
Each night I lay me down to sleep, The an-gels
And when I wake, new toils to meet, The an-gels
A pil-grira to the heav'nly land. The an-gels
And till I reach my home at last, The an-gels
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no. 208.
IN A LITTLE WHILE.
Rev. John Parker.
C. H. G.
1. We shall see the King, in a little while, 'Mid the* splendor of His throne;
2. We shall see the Lamb as but newly slain, A - dor'd by the ransomed throng;
3. Our years on earth have been years of hope; Of the heav'n un-known we've craved;
4. In the lov-ing life in our Father's house,And the jas-per cit - y of gold,
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In the cit-y fair — we shall soon be there, Acknowledged and crowned His own.
In realms of light, and in robes of white. Shall join in the rapturous song.
But in boundless bliss, may our heav'n be this:-We shall share in the home of the saved.
No night is there, in its pal-ace fair, And its glo-ry can nev-er be told.
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COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY CHAS. H. GABRIEL.
No. 209.
THE CLEANSING WAVE.
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1. Oh, now I see the crimson wave. The fountain deep and ; wide Je -
2. I rise to walk in heav'n's own light, Above the world and sin. With
3. A
maz-ing grace!
'tis heav'n below To feel the blood ap-plied ; And
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heart made pure, and garments white, And Christ enthron'd within.
Je - sus, on - ly Je-sus know. My Je sus cru - ci - fied.
The cleansing stream
Oh, praise the Lord!
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4 This is all my hope and peace —
Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
This is all my righteousness —
Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
COPYRIGHT, 1876, 8Y ROBERT LOWRY.
No. 211
THE WAY OF THE CROSS.
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1. I can hear my Sav-ior call - ing, I can hear my Sav-ior call - ing,
2. I'll go with Him thro' the garden, I'll go with Him thro' the gar-den,
3. I'll go with Him thro' the judgment, I'll go with Him thro' the judgment,
4. He will give me grace and glo-ry, He will give me grace and glo- ry,
B. C. Where He leads me I will fol-low, Where He leads me I will fol - low,
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I'll go with Him thro' the garden, I'll go with Him, with Him all the way.
IMl go with Him thro' the judgment, I'll go with Him, with Him all the way.
He will give me grace and glory. And go with me, with me all the way.
Where He leads me I will fol- low, I'll go wuth Him, with Him all the way
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MERIBAH.
Key of E&.
1 Thou great mysterious God unknown.
Whose love hath gently led me on
E'en from my infant days;
Mine inmost soul expose to view,
And tell me if I ever knew
Thy justifying grace.
2 If I have only known Thy fear,
And followed with a heart sincere.
Thy drawings from above;
Now, now the further grace bestow,
And let my sprinkled conscience know
Thy sweet forgiving love.
3 Short of Thy love I would not stop,
A stranger to the gospel hope.
The sense of sin forgiven;
I would not, Lord, my soul deceive,
Without the inward witness live.
That antepast of heaven.
4 If now the witness were in me.
Would he not testify of Thee,
In Jesus reconciled?
And should I not with faith draw nigh,
And boldly, "Abba, Father," cry,
And know myself Thy child?
213. REGENT SQUARE.
Key of B6.
1 O thou God of my salvation,
My .Redeemer from all sin ;
Moved by Thy divine compassion.
Who hast died my heart to win,
I will praise thee;
Where shall I Thy praise begin?
2 Though unseen, I love the Savior;
He hath brought salvation near;
Manifests His pardoning favor;
And when Jesus doth appear,
Soul and body
Shall his glorious image bear.
3 While the angel choirs are crying,
"Glory to the great I AM,"
I with them will still be vying —
Glory! glory to the Lamb!
O how precious
Is the sound of Jesus' name!
4 Angels now are hovering round us,
Unperceived amid the throng;
Wondering at the love that crowned us,
Glad to join the holy song:
Hallelujah,
Love and praise to Christ belong!
No. 214. I REST UPON HIS PROMISE.
Charles Wesley.
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2. A rest, where all our soul's de - sire Is fix'd
3. Oh! that I now the rest might know, Be-lieve
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No. 215,
GLORY TO THE LAMB.
Rev. W. B. GoBHAM.
1. The world is o - ver-corae
2. My sins are wash'd a - way
3. I've wash'd my garments white,
4. The mar- tyrs o - ver-came,
5. I soon shall gain the skies.
by the blood
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J. Hart.
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\ What are thy hopes beyond the grave? How stands that dark account?
We are pass-ing a-vray, We are pass-ing a-way,
We are pass-ing a-way, To the [Omit. . . .
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Shall into dust consume;
But, ah! destruction ends not there;
Sin kills beyond the tomb.
No. 217.
JESUS, HIDE ME,
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3 Oh, that it now from heav'n might
And all my sins consume; [fall,
Come, Holy Ghost, for Thee I call;
Spirit of burning, come.
1 4 Refining fire, go through mj^ heart;
Illuminate my soul;
Scatter Thy life through every part,
And sanctify the whole.
5 My steadfast soul, from falling free,
Shall then no longer move,
While Christ is all the world to me.
And all my heart is love.
No. 219,
PURER IN HEART.
J. H, Fillmore.
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3. Who sighs for a heart from in - i - qui-ty free? Oh, poor, troubled
4. Step out on the promise, And Christ you shall win, "The blood of His
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In - jah to God! I rest on His prom-ise, — I'm un-der the blood.
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Eliza Shebman.
CHRIST IS PRECIOUS,
J. H. Fillmore.
O the pre-cious love of Je - sus, Growing sweeter day by day,
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Till we see and know His glory,
In the heav'nly home above.
1 3 Come and taste the love of Jesus,
At His feet thy burdens lay;
Trust Him with thy grief and sorrow,
Bear this joyful song away.
No. 2ZZ. THOU THINKEST, LORD, OF ME.
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Key of G.
1 There's a land that is fairer than day,
And by faith we can see it afar,
For the Father waits over the way,
To prepare .rJis a dwelling-place there.
Choeus.
In the sweet by and by
We shall meet on that beautiful shore,
In the sweet by and by
We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
2 We shall sing on that beautiful shore
The melodious songs of the blest,
And our spirits shall sorrow no more,
Not a sigh for the blessing of rest.
3 To our bountiful Father above
We will offer the tribute of praise,
For the glorious gift of His love
And the blessings that hallow our days.
No. 225.
OVER THERE.
Key of A.
1 Oh, think of a home over there.
By the side of the river of light,
Where the saints, all immortal and fair,
Are robed in their garments of white.
Choeus.
Over there, over there,
Oh, think of a home over there,
Over there, over there,
Oh, think of a home over there.
2 Oh, think of the friends over there.
Who before us the journey have trod ;
Of the songs that they breathe on the air
In their home in the palace of God.
3 I'll soon be at home over there.
For the end of my journey I see;
Many dear to my heart over there.
Are watching and waiting for me.
No. 226.
JESUS SAUES ME.
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IMo. 227. LENOX.
Key of Bb.
1 Arise, my soul, arise;
Shake off thy guilty fears,
The bleeding Sacrifice
In my behalf appears:
Before the throne my Surety stands.
My name is written on His hands
2 He ever lives above,
For me to intercede;
His all-redeeming love,
His precious blood, to plead;
His blood atoned for all our race,
And sprinkles now the throne of grace.
3 Five bleeding wounds He bears,
Eeceived on Calvary:
They pour effectual prayers,
They strongly plead for me,
"Forgive him, O, forgive," they cry,
"Nor let that ransomed sinner die."
No. 228. zioN.
Key of D.
1 On the mountain's top appearing,
Lo! the sacred herald stands.
Welcome news to Zion bearing,
Zion, long in hostile lands:
Mourning captivel
God Himself shall loose thy bands.
2 Has thy night been long and mournful?
Have thy friends unfaithful proved?
Have thy foes been proud and scornful,
By thy sighs and tears unmoved?
Cease thy mourning;
Zion still is well beloved.
3 Peace and joy shall now attend thee;
All thy warfare now is past;
God thy Savior will defend thee;
Victory is thine at last:
All thy conflicts
End in everlasting rest.
No. 229.
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There is wel-come for the sinner, And more graces for the good;
There is mer - cy with the Savior, There is heal-iug \Om.it.'\ in His blood.
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We should take Him at His word;
And our lives would be all sunshine
In the sweetness of our Lord.
No. 230. HOLY SPIRIT, FAITHFUL GUIDE,
M. M. W.
M. M. Wells.
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GLORIA PATRI
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, And to the Ho -ly Ghost,
As it was in the beginrjng,is now,and ev - er shall be: World without end. A-men.
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TITLES IN SMALL CAPS, FIRST LINES IN ROMAN.
A Fountain of Life 88
Afterwaed 22
A Great Glad Day. , 185
Alas, and did my 21, 42
All for Thee 122
All Hail the Power 102
All hail the power of 102, 160
All my life long 223
All the way my Lord 1
All Things are Possible 112
America 113
Am I a Soldier of 26
Amid the trials 222
Anywhere WITH Jesus 27
A Perfect Heart 59
Are you peaceful in 187
Arise, my Soul, Arise 227
Are you Walking in the 60
A Shelter in the Time 45
Asleep in Jesus 154
At the Cross 42
At the Landing 49
Beautiful Hour 202
Be a Golden Sunbeam 2
Bear The Torch of the Lord. . 77
Because He Loved us So 125
Behold me Standing at 127
Beneath His Wing 15
Beneath the Shade of 71
Beyond the ills that 185
Blessed Assurance 35
Blessed Jesus 166
Blessed Redeemer Great 64
Blest be the tie. 143
Blind Bartimeus 28
Bright Crowns 201
Bring them to Jesus 18
• 'ringing in the Sheaves 145
J ;y and By 17
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Called to the feast 67
Can it Be 171
Christ, and Christ Alone 193
Christ is my Savior 169
Christ is Precious 221
Christ of all my hopes 93
Clinging to the Cross 75
Come. Brethren dear 177
Come, follow in the 107
Come into the Fold 11
Come, let us join our 7
Come, my fond fluttering 204
Come, thou Fount 37
Come to Jesus 109
Come, ye sinners 105
Coming This Way 135
Coronation 160
Cornet 205
Cross and Crown .., 69
Dare to do Right 139
Dare to think, though 139
Dennis 143
Depth of Mercy 94
Does the thought ever. 140
Do life's cares and 18
Down at the Cross 172
Exhortation 218
Faith Triumphant 13
Fierce is the tempest 75
Footsteps of Jesus 107
Forever with the Lord 168
For the sighing and 33
Forward be our 138
Forward into Light 138
Fountain of Life 88
From Egypt's cruel 76
Full Consecration ; 204
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Gatheeing the Harvest 110
Gently Lead us 147
Glad Tidings 30
Gloria Patri 233
Glory to His Name 172
Glory to the Lamb. 38, 215
God Calling Yet 50
Go spread the joyful 118
Guide me, O Thou 98
Hail to the brightness 146
Happy Day 182
Hallelujah 51
Hark! salvation's notes 203
Hark! sinner, list 159
Hark! the notes of 38
Have Mercy 21
Have you heard, 0 108
Have you Learned to Pray 106
Hear the Savior Calling 116
Heavenly Eest. 168
He has Come 190
He hath'Redeemed me 169
He is Able to Deliver 142
He IS Calling 229
He is Coming Again 176
He Leadeth me 80
He Leads and Guides me 74
He Leaves it All with Thee. . . 97
He Loves Them 165
He Redeemed Me 32
He Saves Me To-day, Ill
His Love 118
Holy Spirit, faithful 230
Home, Sweet Home 133
How WILL YOU Do 120
I am coming for 75
I am coming to the cross 188
I am saved in the 56
I am so glad that 161
I AM THE Way 144
I am trusting in the . . 101
I am trusting Jesus 70
I AM Trusting, Lord, in Thee. . 188
I AM Trusting Thee 44
I am walking with 83
I believe that Jesus 13
I can hear my Savior 211
I do not know the pathway 181
I Feel Like Travelling On 63
If my poor name is 90
If on a quiet sea 123
If you come to Jesus 35
If you want pardon 71
I have found redemption 87
I have no merit of 226
1 hear them sing of 171
I know that my Redeemer 72
I'LL Live for Him , 31
I'll praise Thee Savior 23
I Long to Behold Him 48
I'm Always Safe with 181
In a Little While 208
In a world where 115
In from the highways 144
In evil long I took q2
In the By and By 139
In the dawning of 84
In the morn of morns 151
In the Shadow of the 3
In yon land of light 17
I Rest upon His Promise .214
ISHi 194
It will Never Grow Old 183
I'ye a message from 8
I've looked my life over 100
I was a wandering 191
Jesus, and shall it ever 68
Jesus, Hide Me 217
Jesus, I my cross have 92
Jesus, my all to Ill
Jesus, my Lord, to 117
Jesus Only 70
Jesus Saves Me 226
Jesus, the Life-boat 100
Jesus, Thine all- victorious 218
Jesus will be Yours 35
Joy among the Angels 173
Just as I Am 41
Just Beyond the River 19
Keep me near to Thee 91
King of kings and Lord 96
Lead Me 95
Lead Me, Savior. . , 46
Lead me, dear Savior. .• 95
Leave it to Him 43
Let Him In 184
Let mountains and 73
Let Not your Heart be 40
Let the Savior In 196
Like Jacob in his 207
Living in Canaan 7
Long ago the Savior 193
Look and Live 8
Look, look, the foe 36
Lord, I believe a rest 214
Lord, my heart is rested 121
Marching to the Land Above.. 124
Marching to Zion 26
'Mid scenes of confusion 133
Moment by Moment 57
More Love to Thee 174
Must Jesus bear the 69
My country, 'tis of thee 113
My faith looks up 99
My heavenly home is 63
INDEX.
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My Home is not Heee 134
My Jesus, I Love Thee 9
My life, my love I give 31
My Savior left His throne 131
My Soul, be on thy 141
My soul in sad exile 119
Neaeer Home 82
Near to Thee 91
No More Wandering 191
Not Ashamed of Jesus 68
Nothing but the Blood of 210
Now the sowing and 22
O beautiful hour of 202
O FOR A Heart 25, 59
O happy day that fixed 182
O Joyful Sound 65
O Mourner in Zion 220
O the New Bright Clime 52
O the precious love of 221
O Thou Almighty God 205
O Thou God of my 213
O Thou shelter from. 217
O what affection the 153
O when shall my soul 170
O'er the Trackless Deep 132
Oh, have you not heard. 183
Oh, how faithful is the 30
Oh, my God, how Thy 149
Oh, my heart is full 194
Oh, now I see
209
Oh, Such Wonderful Love 153
Oh, tell me no more 186
Oh, the Blood 170
Oh, Think of a Home 225
Old Hundred 231
Once Again 61
Once a slave I toiled 32
On Calvary there stood 53
One sweetly solemn thought 82
Only for Thee 64
On the mountain's top 228
On the Rock 136
On Jordan's Stormy 180
Our Fathers' God. . . . , 152
Our fathers trusted 152
Our Father who art . . ; 156
Out upon the ocean 163
Perpetual Praise 89
Praise God from whom 231
Praise Him 149
Praise His Name 1
Praise the Lord 84
Praise ye the Lord I55
Praying for You 150
Purer in Heart 219
Purity 4
Rescue the Perishing 66
Return, O Wanderer 167
Revive us Again 178
Riches Untold 29
Rock of Ages. 199
Room for All 2O6
Sailing O'er the Ocean 163
Salvation is Free I6I
Salvation's War Cry. . . 203
Satisfied 223
Satisfied with Jesus 83
Saved by Faith 87
Saved by His Blood 78
Saved in the Blood 56
Savior, lead me lest 46
Scatter Bright Smiles 162
Scatter Sunshine 115
Scattering Precious Seed 197
Seeking the Lost 103
Seek, O sinner 158
Seek the Refuge 158
Send the Light 6
Sessions, 232
Singing for Jesus 55
Sinners are Coming Home. .* 73
Sinner, Go, will you Go 129
Sound it Out with Singing. ... 187
Source of Every Blessing 93
Sowing in the morning 145
Stand up for Jesus 86
Standing on the rock 1.S6
Steadily Marching On 155
Steer toavard the Light 175
Step Out on the Promise 220
Sunshine By and By 24
Take Me as I Am 117
Take my life and let. .~ 122
The Angels are Looking 207
The Blood of Jesus 14
The Book of Life 90
The Bridegroom Cometh 58
The Cross 12, 79
The cross it stand eth 12
The cross oh, let me 195
The Cleansing Wave 209
The Everlasting Arms 10
The Great Physician 104
The Harbor Lights of 132
The Haven of Rest 119
The head that once 96
The Lamb of Calvary 62
The Lord's my Shepherd 80
The Lord's our rock , 45
The Lord's Prayer 156
The Master's Call 130
The Master Comes 192
The Savior called so 78
The Saving Cross 195
The Shepherd is calling H
The Sheltering Cross 148
The Sinner Invited 129
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The Soul's Refuge 39
The Suee Refuge 54
The thunders of judgment 200
The Tidal Wave is Coming 157
The Wakning Call 159
The Way of the Cross 211
The winds from the 135
The Wonderful Story 126
The World is overcome 215
There are clouds but 24
There are lands now 77
There is a Fountain 164
There is a safe and sure 54
There is joy in heaven 173
There Stood a Cross 53
There will be singing and. , , > 189
There's a call comes 6
There's a city bright 19
There's a great day coming 81
There's a land that is 224
There's a Stranger at 184
There's a wideness in. 229
There's a place above all 3
There's Room for All 206
They shall be Mine 179
This Note shall Swell 23
Thou art pure, O God 4
Thou great mysterious 212
Thou refuge of my 39
Thou Thinkest, Lord, of 222
Through All Eternity 16
Through the meadows 114
Thy Kingdom Come. 137
Thy Will be Done 47
'Tis a wonderful story. 126
'Tis the grandest theme 142
'Tis THE Savior who 196
Trust 121
Trusting Jesus, Hallelujah. ..101
Under the Banner of Love. .
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Vain man, thy fond 216 ZiON Triumphant
Walking by Faith. 123
Walking AND Talking with.. . 128
Waiting for You 140
We are marching to 124
We are Passing Away. 216
We praise Thee, O God 178
We love to sing of '. 125
We shall see the King 208
We sing the praise of 148
We'll shout and sing 14
We'll Never say Good-by 151
We're on the Way to Canaan. 76
What a fellowship 10
What a Glorious Redeemer 131
What can wash away. .* 210
When All Thy Mercies 16
When His salvation 165
When I think of 134
When I was far 116
When temptations crowd 106
When the King Comes in 67
When the lowly Jesus 128
When the Mighty Trump 200
When THE Roll is Called 20
When the trumpet of, .... . 20
When you come to Jordan's. 120
Whence Jesus came 28
Where the Shepherd Leads. . . 114
Who at my Door is 198
Why go around with 43
Why idle rest the hands 130
Will You Believe 108
Will you come and taste 97
Within my breast is 74
Work for the night is 85
Work while the Day Lasts 33
Would You See Jesus 5
Ye virgin souls, arise 176
Yes, I will bless Thee 89
Your mother is praying 150
You who are called 58
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