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CHRISTIAN HYMNAL
CHRISTIAN HYMNAL
A Collection of Hymns and Sacred Songs
Suitable for Use
in Public Worship,
the Home, Evangelistic
Meetings, and General
Worship
in
Occasions
Revised Edition
Printed
in
Shaped Notes Only
This book has been compiled with great care and is

designed to fill the ?ieeds of the church having as its
once delivered unto the saints."
doctrine, "The faith
.
Published by
Church
of
God
in Christ,
Mennonite
Gospel Publishers
Moundridge, Kansas 67107
Church
of
Copyright 1959 by
in Christ, Mennonite, Inc
Hesston, Kansas
God
First Printing.
1959
Second Printing, 1965
15,000
5,000
Third Printing, 1966 10,000

Fourth Printing, 1969 10,000
Fifth Printing,
1970
10,000
Sixth Printing, 1972 10,000

Seventh Printing, 1974 10,000
Uthoqraphed
in
U.S.A.
PREFACE
3ong
one of the most beautiful ways in which children of

and voice in expressing their love, praise, and adoraGod
tion to God their Maker. Through song, the soul's deep need, its struggles,
joys, and contentment are expressed. Spiritual songs and hymns reveal to
us the Deity of God and His plan of salvation given to a lost world. In
song we implore God for His convicting Spirit to arouse sinners to repentance and to give inspiration to a more noble walk of life. Song also is
prayer to God for deliverance, guidance, and keeping.
In April 1956, the General Conference of the Church of God in
Christ, Mennonite, adopted a resolution to revise The Christian Hymnal.
The following brethren were chosen as the committee: Alvin J. Becker,
service
is
join with heart
Reuben
Holdeman, Henry E. Friesen, P. G. Hiebert, P. F.

D. Toews, }. G. Loewen, and Howard Schneider.
J.
They immediately organized and prepared for accepting appropriate songs
Buller,
Barkman,
Adin
F.
Jesse Dirks,
to be used in this extensive hymnal. They realized this was a worthy cause
and that a heavy responsibility was entrusted to them. They implored the
Lord for guidance and discretion in the acceptance of hymns sound in
doctrine and having lasting value. It has been their endeavor to make a
wide range of selections suitable for all occasions of religious worship in
the church, Sunday school, home, evangelistic meetings, etc. Special
emphasis was placed on old favorites which have stood the test of usefulness. However, valuable later compositions were also accepted.
The committee gratefully acknowledges the kind co-operation of all
who sent in selections and gave of their time and valuable counsel; and
to authors, composers, and publishers of copyrighted materials who kindly granted permission to use such materials. Every effort has been made to
determine ownership. The publishers desire to express their regret if any
infringement has been made. Upon notification they will be glad to make
proper acknowledgment.
This volume is sent forth with a sincere prayer that God may bless it
to
His name's honor.
The
Publishers.
CLASSIFICATION INDEX
WORSHIP
Praise
Salvation
and Adoration
1-32
Devotion
33-50
51-56
57-63
64-67
68-73
74-80
Opening
Morning
Lord's Day
Evening
Closing
GOD THE FA THER

His Love
81-87
GOD THE SON

His Love
Incarnation and Birth
Suffering
and Atonement
Resurrection
(Easter)
Second Coming
88-89
90-104
_ 105-118
119-123
124-130
GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT

Holy
334-335
336-337
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Confession and Testimony
Prayer and Supplication
Aspiration
Resignation and
Consecration
Cross-Bearing r
Sanctification and Holiness
338-349
350-370
371-388
389-422
423-427
428-433
Faithfulness and
Steadfastness
434-452
Faith, Trust, and Assurance 453-490
Guidance and Keeping
491-508
Refuge
509-525
Comfort and Consolation ._ 526-540
541-550
Love and Fellowship
MARRIAGE
131-137
Spirit
Peace
THE WORD
Marriage
551-554
HOME
The Word
138-148
THE CHURCH
Home
555-559
YOUTH
The Church
149-158
159-164
165-168
169-175
176-179
Ministry
Baptism
Feet-Washing
Communion
Youth
FUTURE
560-566
LIFE
Hope
Reward
Heaven
567-578
579-585
586-612
EVANGELISTIC
Activity, Service
Mission
Appeal
Warning and Judgment
Invitation,
._.
Decision
180-203
204-219
220-281
282-297
298-306
REDEMPTION
Redemption
307-320
321-325
Grace
New
Birth and
Regeneration
Regeneration, Salvation
326-327
328-333
FUNERAL
Funeral
SPECIAL OCCASION
New Year
Thanksgiving
Ordination
Conference
Dedication
Giving
Grace for Meals
Partings and Farewell
613-628
629-631
632-634
635-638
639-642
643-646
647-648
649-653
654-657
7
word
of Christ dwell in you

wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and
hymns and spiritual songs, singing
with grace in your hearts to the Lord.
J-'et the
richly in all
Colossians 3:16.
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AND ADORATION
PRAISE
CHRISTIAN HYMNAL
Come, Thou Almighty King
Now
unto the King
be honour and glory. 1 Tim. 1:17
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1:21
Ralph E. Hudson. 1843-1901

Arr. by William J. Kirkpatrick. 1838-1921
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Glory to His
Name
forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of
God
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Je - sus so sweet -ly
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Saviour's feet; Plunge in to - day, and be made com-plete;
sin
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WORSHIP
Worthy Art Thou, Lord
6
Thou
art worthy,
Lord, to receive glory and honour. Rev. 4:11
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Trans, by Frieda Kauffman, b. 1883
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right-eous-ness,
sweet -est praise,
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Arr. by Lowell Mason, 1792-1872
Samuel Medley, 1738-1799
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AND ADORATION
And
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would
blest
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WORSHIP
my
Lord,
strength,
S^SES
Philip P. Bliss, 1838-1876
will tell
3. I
will praise
4.
will sing
my
the
cru
How
the
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vie
to
death to
story,
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lost
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me;
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and my Redeemer. Psalm 19:14

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worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. "Psalm 96:9
104
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wor-ship the King

all - glo-rious
a - bove, And grate-ful
tell
of His might
and sing of His grace, Whose robe is
Thy boun - ti - ful care what tongue can re - cite? It breathes in
Frail chil - dren of dust,
and fee - ble as frail, In
Thee do
1.
Oh,
Oh,
2.
3.
4.
sing
light,
air,
trust,
His
won - der
whose can
it
nor
shines in
find
Thee
ful
py
the
to
love;
light,
fail;
days, Pa - vil-ioned
thun-der-clouds form, And dark is
scends to the plain, And sweet-ly
firm to the end! Our Mak - er,
An-cient of
Our
space; His
It
Shield and
char
De -fend
of
streams from the
Thy mer
iots
cies
how
splendor, and
in
His path on the
dis
tils
in
De-fend-er,
Re
gird
the
-
er,
wrath the
ly
the
the
we
the
deep
hills,
it
de-
ten
der,
how
ed with praise,
wings of the storm,

dew and the rain,
deem-er and Friend.
WORSHIP
10
We
Holy God,
Te Deum,
for
1.
Ho
2.
Hark the
loud
3.
Lo!
the
ap
4.
Ho
ly
Fa
praise
ly
it
is
good. Psalm 54:6
Century
c.4th
Trans, by Clarence Walworth, 1820-1900
Name
Praise Thy
Thy name, O Lord;
will praise
ce
les
os
tol
ther,
Ho
Kathotisches Gesangbuch, Vienna, 1774
Thy name Lord

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of
tial
ic
train,
ly
Son,
Joins
Ho
all,
Thy sa
we bow be - fore Thee

a- bove are rais-ing;
cred name to hal - low;
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Three we name Thee;
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ly
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swell the
While
es
in
glad
senceon
ter claim,
phim,
re
- frain,
ly
One,
bove a - dore Thee,

cho - rus prais-ing,
white-robed mar tyrs f ol - low
vid - ed
God we claim Thee,
All
in
heav'n a
In
un
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Ho
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ly,
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ly,
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is
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ly
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reign.
Lord.
sun, Through the Church the song goes on.
bend the knee, While we
sing
our
praise to Thee.
A-men.
ppii
r
Praise God from
11
Whom
/ will praise the
All Blessings
Flow
Lord. Psalm 118:19
Genevan Psalter 1551
Thomas Ken,
Praise
Ye
The
1637-1711
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God from whom
all blessings flow, Praise Him, all creatures here be - low,

na-tions round the earth re - ioice Be - fore the Lord your Sov- 'reign King;
Lord is God: 'tis He
a -lone Doth life, and breath, and be - ing give:
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PRAISE
Praise God from
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Praise
We
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Flow
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Serve
Whom
Him a -bove, ye heav'n-ly host, Praise Fa-ther, Son, and Ho - ly

Him with cheerful heart and voice; With all your tongues His glo-ry
are His work, and not our
f- f-
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own The sheep that on
His pas-ture
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Ghost.
sing.
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live.
Holy, Holy, Holy

They
res< raot
daj and night, saying, Holy, holy, holy.Ke\. 4:8
Reginald Heber, 1783-1826
pt
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Ho
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1.
2.
3.
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sea;
gold - en crowns a-round the glass-y
ski - ful man Thy glo - ry may not see,
praise Thy name, in earth, and sky, and sea;
ffi
^TT ig
B. Dykes, 1823-1876
Lord
God Al-might - y! Ear - ly in the
All the saints a - dore Thee, Cast-ingdown their
Tho' the darkness hide Thee, Tho' the eye of
Lord
God Al-might - y! All Thy works shall
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God in Three Per-sons, bless-ed Trin-i - ty
down be-fore Thee, Which wert and art, and ev-er-more shalt be.
there is none be-side Thee Per- feet in pow'r, in love, and pu - ri - ty.
Mer - ci - ful and Might-y! God in Three Per-sons, bless-ed Trin-i - tyl A-MEN.
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13
Power of Jesus' Name
All Hail the

At the name
of Jesus every
knee should boa;. Phil. 2:10
Edward
Perronet, 1726-1792
Alt. by John Rippon, 1751-1836
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hail
cho
the pow'r of
sen seed of
Je
sus'
Bring forth the
roy
di
al
Hail Him who saves you

Go, spread your tro - phies
Him all maj - es To
ev - er We'll join the
a - dem,
His grace,
His feet,
by
fcbpt.
angels pros-trate

A rem -nant weak and
The worm-wood and the
On this ter - res - trial
name! Let
Is-rael's race,
Gen - tile sin - ners, ne'er for - get
ev - 'ry kin - dred, ev - 'ry tribe
sa - cred throng,
that, with yon - der
-
Oliver Holden, 1765-1844
at
as - cribe,
ty
last-ing song,
We
And
And
And
And
And
at
crown
crown
crown
crown
crown
His
Him
Him
Him
Him
Him
feet
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
may
fall;
small,
gall;
ball,
fall,
of
of
of
of
of
all;
all;
all;
all;
all;
J-
Bring forth the roy
al
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Hail Him who saves you

Go, spread your tro - phies
Him all maj - es To
We'll join the ev - er -
by
at
ty
last
as - cribe,
ing song,
And crown
And crown
And crown
And crown
And crown
the
Name
believe
He
is
3.
4.
5.
all.
all.
all.
of Jesus
Thomas
Hastings, 1784-1872
How
sweet the name of Je- sus sounds In

be-liev-er's ear! It soothes his
a
makes the wounded spir - it whole, And calms the treubled breast; Tisman-na
Dear name! the rock on which I build, My shield and hid-ing place; My nev - erWeak is the effort of my heart, And cold my warmest tho't; But when I
Till
then I would Thy love pro-claim With ev-'ry fleeting breath; And may the
It
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20
all.
all.
precious. 1 Peter 2:7
John Newton, 1725-1807
1.
of
of
of
of
of
Unto you therefore which
2.
Him Lord.
Him Lord.
Him Lord.
Him Lord
Him Lord
How Sweet
14
a - dem,
His grace,
His feet,
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PRAISE AND ADORATION
How Sweet
^ya
the
Name
jg^4Q
of Jesus
Si
=1
:st
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sorrows, heals his wounds, And drives a - way his fear, And drives a - way his fear.
to
the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry rest, And to the wea - ry rest,
fail - ing treasury filled With boundless stores of grace,With boundless stores of grace,
see Thee as Thou art, I'll praise Thee as I ought, I'll praise Thee as I ought,
mu - sic of Thy name Re -fresh my soul in death, Re-fresh my soul in death!
AA.
A-
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15
Glory to God on High

Thou
art worthy,
Lord,
to
and honour. Rev.
receive glory
4:11
Felice de Giardini,
James Allen, 1734-1804
1716-1796
i^B
pipaii
1.
Glo
2.
While they
3.
Join,
4.
Soon must we
ry
to
a
ye
all
God
on
round the
somed
change our
ran
Cheer-ful
race,
place,
Our Lord
Yet will
0.
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ly
and
we
>
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"Praise
Prais Praise
Prais -
ye
ing
ye
ing
His name!"
His name
His name!
His name:
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To
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gra
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who have felt His blood Seal - ing your

will
re - joice, And make a
Him we
Him our songs we bring; Hail Him our
joy
grace
love
peace with God,
And
and
His
Ye
rows bore; Sing loud for

Sound His dear
ful noise, Shout-ing with
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Let heav'n and
high!
throne
thro'
all
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name
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our
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more,
broad,
heart and voice,

a - ges sing,
"Wor
"Wor
"Wor
"Wor
thy
thy
thy
thy
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the
the
the
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Lamb!"
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21
WORSHIP
What a Mighty God We Serve!
16
What
the exceeding greatness of His
is
Clara M. Brooks,
power
to
us-ward. Eph. 1:19

B. Elliott
1882
b.
Warren, 1867-1951
*-*.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
fe!
4_
Our Fa -ther'swon-drous works we see

The rag-ing winds and waves are calm,
He mak - eth worlds by His com-mand,
Our God, to save from sin's con-trol,
i?
He
The
He
p= gi
:
the earth and sea and sky;

says to them, "Be still";
Weighs the mountains great and high;
Gave His Son a sac - ri - fice;
In
When He
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rules o'er
all
in
Al
maj
heav - ens praise Him

metes the wa - ters
His grace,
in
in
in
bound-ing
es - ty,
From His roy - al throne on
a psalm, And the an - gels do
His
His hand, Spans the loft - y, star - lit
the soul, Makes the earth a par - a -
fczs^=
$:
high.
will.
sky.
dise.
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Refkain
IL t
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What
a might-y
What
we serve
God we serve!
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Reigning now
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a-bove
God
we
serve!
we serve
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a might-y
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on
His throne of love,
What
a might-y God
^s=
Copyright, 1907, by Gospel
Trumpet Co.
in
Truth
in Song.
Used by permission.
we serve!
17
Loving Kindness
/ will sing of the mercies of
Lord. Psalm 89:1

William Caldwell, 19th Century
the
Samuel Medley, 1738-1799
wake,
2.
3.
4.
my
lays,
And
me
fall,
Yet
soul, to
joy - ful
the
ru - ined
in
might - y
Tho' nu-m'rous hosts of
gloom- y
When troub-le, like a
He saw
foes,
cloud,
sing thy
loved me
Re-
great
not -
with-
my
Tho' earth and hell

gath-ered thick,
Has
n
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stand
way
thun
He
He
He
He
praise;
ing
all;
op - pose,
dered loud,
just
saved
safe
lov
lov
lov
lov
ing
ing
ing
ing
me,
from
my
my
lost
es
tate,
leads
soul
long,
soul
has
al
my
near
ness,
oh,
kindness,
oh,
ness,
oh,
ness,
oh,
igfefe^
from
ly
kind
kind
kind
song
me
-
His
His
His
His
claims a
ly
ways
stood,
^md
how
how
how
how
free!
great!
strong!
good!
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His
His
His
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lov
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kind
kind
ness,
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ness,
oh,
ness,
oh,
ness,
oh,
how
how
how
how
free!
great!
strong!
good
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WORSHIP
18
Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned

And
Him
set
at
His own right hand. Eph. 1:20
Thomas
Samuel Stennett, 1727-1795
3
T
Ma
1.
e)
sweet
tic
tal
can
ness
with
owe
my
life
His
boun
ty
No
mor
3.
To
Him
4.
Since from
K^
BE
=3=
throned, Up
com - pare,
and
breath, And
re - ceive
Such
en
sits
on
Him
mong
all
proofs
-l'3>
iour's
of
His
Fair
men;
vine,
head
with
ra
er
is
He
diant
than
me
tri
umph
:g
glo
ries
crowned,
all
the
to
give,
4k-
UJM
fill
me from
Lord, they should
the
be
all
flow.
train.
grave.
Thine.
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Ye Nations Round the Earth
19
Make
a joyful noise unto the Lord,
all ye
lands. Psalm 100:1
Genevan
Isaac Watts,
rn
1.
2.
3.
4.
Psalter.
1551
1674-1748
3=
3*
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r
round
^--
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the earth, re- joice Be - fore the Lord, your sov'reign King;
Ye na-tions
The Lord is God; 'tis He a -lone Doth life and breath and be - ing give;
En - ter His gates with songs of joy, With prais-es to His courts re - pair,
The Lord is good; the Lord is kind; Great is His grace, His mer - cy sure;
.(52.
SI
24
death,
with grace o'er

the heav'n - ly
lips
That
fair
ver
And saves
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fefc
His
lips
-J-
A
d
with grace o'er - flow,

train,
That fill
the heav'n - ly
And saves me from the grave,
be Thine,
Lord, they should all
His
thou
A
o sand hearts
-A
He makes
Had
I
have;
di
brow;
the
the
the
of
tEEt
sons
joys
love
1784-1872
^^
Tg
wt
jes
2.
Sav
Hasti ngs,
-:
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42-
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pt
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,02.
PRAISE
AND ADORATION
5N
m^
Serve
3t
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Him with cheerful heart and voice, With all your tongues
His glo-ry sing.

His work, and not our own; The sheep that on His pas-tures live.
di
vine
em
-ploy
To
make it your
pay your thanks and hon-ors there.
the whole race of man shall find His truth from age to
age en - dure.
We
are
And
And
t^
|si
S^=
1
i
the Unsearchable Riches

That
Fanny
J.
should preach
20
the unsearchable riches of Christ. Eph. 3:8
Crosby, 1820-1915
John R. Sweney, 1837-1899
1.0
the un-search-a - ble rich - es
of Christ !
Wealth that can nev-er be
O
O
O
the un-search-a - ble rich - es
of Christ !
Who shall their greatness de -clare
2.
3.
4.
the un-search-a - ble rich-es
of Christ!
the un-search-a -ble rich-es
of Christ!
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Rich - es ex-haust-less of mer-cy and grace, Precious, more precious than gold!
Jew-els whose lus- ter our lives may a - dorn, Pearls that the poor-est may wear.
Mak-ing the souls of the faith-ful and true Hap - py wher-ev - er they go.
Tri - als, af-flic-tions, andcross-es on earth, Rich - es like these to se -cure!
HE5
D. S.
the
uvrsearch-a
am
A
HZîlZZ^
ty~R~~y
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rich
es
f^f
told;
A-men.
of Christ! Pre-ciom, more pre-cious than
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WORSHIP
21
Wonderful Jesus
And,
am
lo,
with you alway.
Matt.
28:20
James Rowe, 1865-1933
J.
P.
Denton, 20th Century
i*ff*iSiiPiiPip^
1.
2.'
3.
Won - der
Won -der
Won -der
Je
Je
Je
ful
ful
ful
glo
sus!
sus!
sus!
ri
show-ing
ous
the
friend!
He
way
In
the
night
He
thro'
all
will
be
to
the
en
will
:i
me
with
bless - ed
fold me,
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un - to the
king-dom of
giv
ing
me
f-
^M^P5i
fir =i
T-
day;
Cheer - ing,
Guid - ing
light;
Then when
end,
$m^
*L-fr
* *t
up - hold
me
my
con
the
ing, keep - ing

foot -steps, hold -ing
the morn - ing breaks on
f r =id?=ii=i=i=iti
pm
strong,
trol,
shore,
Refeain
*a^*^pppîp
Fear-less
Mak - ing
This He
and
loy
al,
me hap
py,
per,
will
whis
from
shield-ing
keep
"Mine
ev
wrong.
me
ing
-
er
whole.
-
Won - der - ful
Je
sus
more."
rSjr-tfHJi
mar-velous
King!
Ev
er His praise
my
spir
shall
- it
sing,
When
be-
mg^mrngggmg^mm
i
j
hold
il-
His
H -j
glo
>
I'** '
- ri -
fied
face,
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How
-}*
I shall
.-
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praise His
t!
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won-der
ful
grace
*^*=S-f5p"
AND ADORATION
PRAISE
There
No Name So Sweet on Earth
Is
And thou shalt

George W. Bethune, 1805-1862
His name Jesus. Matt. 1:21

William B. Bradbury, 1816-1868
call
^^P^^P^
r^-
1.
2.
3.
There is no name so sweet on earth,

'Twas Ga - briel first that did pro-claim,
And when He hung up - on the tree,
now up - on His Fa-ther s throne,
So
v
4.
m
-^
As
that be - fore
That name which now
That all might see
From sin and pains,
No name so dear in heav - en,

To His most bless-ed moth - er,
They wrote His name a - bove Him,
Al -might -y
to
re
us
lieve
mm
ij JJF
His won-drous birth To Christ the Sav - iour

and ev - er - more We praise a - bove
all
the rea - son we
For - ev - er - more must
He ev - er reigns The Prince and Sav - iour,
giv
oth
en.
er.
love Him.
Je
sus.
^^^PPNPPFrr^=P
Refrain
-=4
RPf
We
love
to
sing
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round our King,
And
hail
Him
bless-ed
it
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'
J-
Je
sus;
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ev
er heard
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v
1
So
dear, so
sweet as
Je
l^Fg
sus.
WORSHIP
23
Jesus
Christ
all,
is
and
in all. Col. 3:11
Will L. Thompson, 1847-1909
**W m
1.
2.
3.
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
is
all
is
all
is
all
is
all
Sm
4.
the
the
the
the
S3
frf
He
my
is
Oh,
world to
world to
world to
world to
Him
how
could
this
and He
ny,
Him when
gives
my
tri -
als
bet
them
When He's
so
Life's fleet-ing
all;
sore;
be;
friend;
I'll
ter
m
s^ ^
Him
With-out
want no
joy,
Him
f
lii=
day,
Friend de
my
life,
Friend in
And true to
trust
I'll
My
My
for bless-ings,
Him now,
ESS
p~~
me,
me,
me,
me,
strength from day to
to
trust
go
fi7itnM-f *
jLJLJV
Me
the World to
Is All
would
o'er and
true to
fall,
o'er,
me?
days shall end.
tfc^fegp3?S3e
&E
TTJl jbr^w-i iii J ^

lb
When I am
He sends the
Fol-low-ing Him
Beau-ti
^^
V
ful
life
Sun
am
and
rain,
har
low
by
ing
nal
Him,
ter
life,
He makes me
sad
t
5=6k
reserved.
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1?
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vest
of
and
day
-
ter
nal
glad, He's
grain. He's
night, He's
joy,
He's
jt
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Copyright, 1904.
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^^
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shine
-*
No
He
He
=*
Fol
Tt
When
tE
pff
-*-
oth - er one can cheer me so;

sends the harvest's gold - en grain;
watch-es o'er me day and night;
I know I'm right,
with such a Friend; Beau-ti - ful life that has no end;
sad
to Him
I
go,
sun-shine and the rain,
Renewal 1932 by W.
L.
Thompson,
Jr.
p;i F
Assigned to
my
my
my
my
Friend.
Friend.
Friend.
Friend.
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PRAISE
My
And
to
know
the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge. Eph. 3:19
?^
For
3.
4.
a - mazed in
stand
1.
me
it
He took my
When with the
^S
Egg
Charles H. Gabriel, 1856-1932
mm^m.
2.
24
Saviour's Love
the
pres
was
in
the
gar
sins
and
my
sor
ran-somed in
ence Of
den
rows,
glo
ry
Je
His
face
at
Naz
rene,
shall
last
see,
&^
mppy
*i.
^^
the
sus
He prayed: "Not My will, but Thine;"

He made them His ver - y own;
F^F*
f=TT
Ff
a ^.
j
^
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AND ADORATION
And won - der how He could love me,

A
sin-ner, con-demned, un - clean.
He had no tears for His own griefs, But sweat-drops of blood for mine.
He bore the bur - den to Cal - V ry, And suf-fered, and died a - lone.
Twill be my joy through the
a - ges
To sing of His love for
me.
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WORSHIP
25
The
am
Lily of the Valley
the Rose of Sharon, and the Lily of the Valleys.
* 5
5=^
He
all
will
nev
2.
3.
He
*Mt
Je
in
my griefs has
-
2:1
S.
have found a friend
1.
IS
S.S.
Arr. from William
Charles VV. Fry. 1637-1882
wm
He's ev-'ry- thing to me, He's the

and all my sor -rows borne; In
tempnor yet for - sake me here, While I
sus,
tak - en,
leave me,
nev - er
er,
Hays, 1837-1907
=^=^
4:k
:=>=
*=*=*
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of ten thousand to my soul;

tion He's my strong and mighty tow 'r;
live by faith and do
His bless -ed will;
fair -est
The
ta
all
of
theVal-ley,
in
Him
for- sak- en,
and
wall of
a -bout me, I've
fire
>
"
y
for
Lil
have
y-
D.
& ^=^^^^^P
S. Lil
Val-ley,
the
of
the
Fine
^^^
H^-h
Him
all
lone
my
now
noth - ing
see
dols torn
to fear,
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5=fc
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bright
From my
-4
*-
Me
ik
now He keeps me by His pow'r.

He my hun - gry soul shall fill,
bpbbmyb-'-aK
f
U*
and mom-mg
star,
^lI^^
P
s^
In
sor
Tho'
all
Then
heart, and
With His man - na
row
the
sweep-ing
fair -est
.He's
<Ae
p^;
He's my
world for
com
-
sake
up
to
glo
me,
and
Sa
ry
to
see
-?
i?
thousand
to
soul.
=^
trou
in
fort,
ten
of
my
me
He's
ble
'tan
tempt
His
bless
ed
stay,
sore,
face,
M>=P
*^
SE
He
Thro'
Je
Where
riv
J3
30
tells
me
ev
sus
ers
'ry
'rv
Bhall
of
de
,,
care
car
safe
-
light
^m
D.S.
on
ly
shall
ft
Him
to
roll,
the
er
goal,
reach
ev
roll,
He's
He's
He's
the
the
the
PRAISE
AND ADORATION
20
What Tender Mercy

God, who
is
rich in mercy, for
His great love
w herewith He
loved us. Eph. 2:4
^mmmm^^^m
Wm.
Henry Gardiner, 19th Century
When
When
When
1.
2.
3.
see
see
Bee
William A. Ogden, 1841-1897
way my Sav way my Savway my Sav -
the
the
the
iour leads
iour leads
iour leads
m ^^^
=*:
<5I
3^5
-3T-
by
day,
with
me,
my
days,
day
ly
blessed
Then
Then
bow my head
sad
ly
know how weak and un
grate ful heart

-
-s^J:
3-"
de - serv
deep thanks - giv
is
?.
How
d
I
With-out
my
To
*-+
S -S
'
could have gone a - stray.

Him I'd count-ed be. Oh,
lips spring songs of praise.
+ -i
what ten
der,
iP
Oh,
wr
and
lov
ing
=*
the dear and
cy!
:J
care,)
Shown
^^
lov
ing,
I-
(lov -ing
care,
der
ing
ir
E4-Q
is
by
what kind
mer
ten -der
:t
^H
EEIEI
m
f
HHHNfe
iq=C-t
i
i=S^
afc
Refrain
won
and
my
In
Car - ing for

me
Bear -ing pa- tientHow He crowned and
me,
me,
me,
ing Shep-herd,
I.
From His
fa
dwell-ing
place
bo
fair.
1
u
31
WORSHIP
Take the Name of Jesus with You
27
There
gj
none other name
is
J. J*
Take the name of Je

Take the name of Je
1.
2.
3.
Oh!
4.
At
whereby we must be saved. Acts 4:12

William H. Doane, 1832-1915
1809-1874
I.ydia Baxter,
_R|
I*
sus with you,

sus ev - er
the pre-cious name of Je - sus;
the name of Je - sus bow - ing,
r~
E~ H
Child of
As
hl
sor-rowand
of
woe
a shield from ev - 'ry snare;

How it thrills our souls with joy,
Fall - ing pros-trate at His feet,
A-*
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3^
^Nliri
com -fort
Take
then wher-e'er you go.

If
temp - ta-tions round you gath - er, Breathe that ho - ly name in prayer.
When His lov - ing arms re'-ceive us, And His songs our tongues employ!
King of kings in heav'n we'll crown Him, When our jour-ney is com-plete.
It
will
joy and
give
you,
a& ^-H -P-ECS

f
r
Refrain
25=i
O how
Pre-cious name,
**
PI
how sweet
Pre-cious name,
Precious name,
32
1
Is
>
Hope of earth and joy
rf I
O how sweet!
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rfed^fe
sweet!
Precious name,
it
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of heav'n,
tf
$=J=êN^
Hope of earth and joy of
heav'n.
O how sweet, how sweet,
pg
tec
SÊ
ri
Heavenly Sunlight
Unto you that fear
H.
J.
Zelley,
My name
shall the
Sun
28
Mai. 4:2
George H. Cook, 20th Century
of righteousness arise.
1859-1942
ptfipirirt_illii
of my jour-ney,
sun - light, all
a - bove me,
a -round me, shad-ows
er re - joic - ing,
the bright sun light, ev
2.
Walk-ing
Shad-ows
3.
In
1.
in
ver the moun-tains,
Nev -
my
con-ceal
er
Press-ingmy way
to
m^MmMwimMmiM
i^f-pg^fpppisft
through the deep
Sav - iour and
man
sions
vale;
Je
Guide;
bove;
He
has
sus
the
is
Sing-ing His
said, "I'll
nev
Light, in
prais - es,
Him
er
for
is
no
I'm
glad-ly
sake thee,
dark-ness;
walk-
ing,
Refbain
Prom - ise di - vine that nev - er can

Ev - er I'm walk - ing close to His
Walk ing in sun - light, sun-light of
-
fei
t*
fail.
Heav-en
side.
ly
sun
ly sun-light, Flood-ing
my
light,
4=^
yi^jtlpgi
heav-en
love.
soul with
glo
ry
di
vine;
m
Hal-le-
J5
PPiiipg
lu
jah!
am
re
joic
iiiillpH
-
ing,
Sing-ing His prais -es, Je
sus
is
mine.
11
33
WORSHIP
We're Marching to Zion
29
Let the children of Zion be joyful in their King. Psalm 149:2

Isaac Watts, 1674-1748
Refrain by Robert Lowry, 1826-1899
1.
Come,
2.
Let
3.
The
Then
4.
we
of
fuse
Zi
our
songs
re
hill
let
the Lord,
sing
to
love
that
those
3=
Robert Lowry, 1826-1899
And
*=5
our
let
Who
A
nev
thou
on yields
ev
a - bound, And
sand
'ry
sa - cred
tear
be
a song with sweet ac - cord,

dren of the heav 'n -ly King,
Be - fore we reach the heav'n -ly fields,
We're marching thro' Im-manuel s ground,
in
chil
mw?
in
a song with sweet ac- cord,
the heav'n-ly King,
chil-dren of
we reach the heavn-ly fields,
fore
We're march-ing thro' Im-man-uel's ground,
Join
But
Be -
I
'Ê*
And
round the throne,
May
thus
speak
their
Or
walk
the
joys
gold
To
fair
er
worlds
And
thus
sur
sur-round the throne,
a - broad,
en streets,
ffr
We're march
ing
We're march-ing on
-
&-r-z^V\
to
to
Zi
Zi
And
Or
m
And
thus
sur
round
Beau
- ti-
ful,
Eg
beau
*f f ff
i
'
throne,
broad,
streets,
m
high.
throne.
"a
^^d
the
te
ltrftrt~i^
F
Zi
+^ Xl-4~tUr4
on,
on,
We're march-ing up-ward to Zi
m -dJ
thus sur-round the

speak their joys a
walk the gold - en
fair - er worlds on
May
To
ww
high,
t\fr
on
Refkatn
sweets
dry;
fe
^3 f=* *
But
known,
God;
be
joys
j =^TJrf==f
Join
33
knew our
er
on,
on,
The
Zi - on,
beau
4=t
S
^^"
- ti -
on;
t~^ ^
fefr
of
ful cit
g :
yrry F
God.
y
Zi
ti - ful
r-r-
1-
i
r
1
r~t
'
PRAISE
AND ADORATION
30
Wonder, Often Wonder
And His name
shall
Wonderful. Isa. 9:6
be called
Edwin
Charles
Elisha A. Hoffman, 1839-1-929
1853
Pollock, b.
iHpl^liii^
i.
2.
3.
won-der, oft
won-der, oft
won-der, oft
-.
-A-
r.
t
Eg
heav
- en,
deem
fol -
3^
*-35t
man-sion
fair
me;
for
bright home a - bove

gra - cious be
yet
so
From His
er
lies,
And
-A-
4i Li
ia
-ka-
b-b
trtT
IF-r
1=
won - der, Just how it came to be That there is up in

won - der, Just why His ten-der love Brought down the dear Re
won - der, That He can bear with me,En - dur - ing all my
en
en
en
^S
^
f
And then
And
And
SP^T^FTT
do
then do
then do
re re re -
-I
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mem
mem
mem
b*
bi
ber That
ber That
ber His
A-
r-
the dear Son of God Once shed for reb - el sin - ners His own a - ton - ing blood
on the shameful tree The Sav - iour made a-tonement For ten - der love of me.
is
so pa - tient Be-cause .He so loves me.
grace is rich and free,And that He
-A- A-
m*=*
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Refrain
=1:
Sfei?
*=^
"T
For
ev
d^+r
er
His
at
t~tr
4f
ÊE
3==
^=i=
feet
I'll
it.
sit,
And won-der
large
and
mm
it
>
I*-
grace
the
m
So
ie===
^PB r
*=!
JE3EEfeE JEg
free
at
*=
found
for
me
In
heav'n
dwell
ing
place.
m^mi=tr=^ ^1
r
35
WORSHIP
Seeking for Me
31
/ will
1.
3.
4.
sheep, and seek them out.- -Ezek. 34:11
Je
Je
Je
Je
E. E. Hasty, 19th Century
te^^^^g^lg^-j^1
fi=^!
s_
2.
My
both search
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Source
sus,
sus,
sus,
sus,
my
my
my
my
Sav-iour,
Sav-iour,
Sav-iour,
Sav-iour,
Beth - le-hem came, Born in a

man-ger to
on Cal - va-ry's tree, Paid the great debt, and my
the same as of old, While- 1 was wan -d 'ring ashall come from on high Sweet is the prom-ise
as
to
sor -row and shame; Oh, it was won - der-ful blest be His name! Seek-ing for
soul He set free;
Oh, it was won -der-ful how could it
be? Dy - ing for
Gen-tly and long did He plead with my soul, Call-ing for
far from the fold,
wea-ry years fly;
Oh, I_ shall see Him de - scend-ing the sky, Com-ing for
gjjjaj g =*
=&
Pî
For me!.
me,
me,
me,
me,
for
for
for
for
Oh,
Oh,
it
Gen
Oh,
me!
me!
me!
me!
tly
I
and long did He plead with my

see Him de-scend-ing the
shall
mm
36
Call ing for me

Com - ing for me
Seek-ing for me
Dy-ing for me
Call-ing for me!
Com-ing for me
me Seeking for me
me Dy - ing for me
Call-ing for me Call-ing for me
Coming for me Com-ing for me
Seeking for
Dy-ing for
$c=:c
was won - der-ful blest be His name! Seek-ing

was won -der-ful how could it be? Dy -ing
it
Seek-ing for me
Dy - ing for me
for
for
soul, Call - ing for
sky, Com-ing for
PPl^
me,
me,
me,
me,
for
for
for
for
me!
me!
me!
me!
FeF
AND ADORATION
PRAISE
Sweet
/ bring
you good tidings
of great joy. Luke 2:10
^^
William T.
Oh, wondrously sweet

Oh, wondrously sweet
the
sto
2.
is
His
iner
3.
Oh, beau-
ry of
Je
1.
ti -
ful sto
is
sus,
- li-
est,
^ *fc=t
fcS:
\*
Refrain
bain
\s
sto-ry
sweet-est that ev
er
was
hove,
grace,
told,
U" k=Uc=U=P"-
sin
ners,
And
bless this poor world with His love.
pas
sion,
For
pur- est, most pre
did He not die in our

God could to mor-tals un
To make an a-tone-ment for

And wondrously rich His comho
b.
iîlîSip^
33
The
The
E^
=*==
The
Giffe,
ry,That Je - sus came down from a

cy. And wondrous-ly free is His
i^=t*=E3
^fe=
32
the Story
Is
cious,That
place ?
-
fold
mm
^mm^gmm
tt
\*
\s
is
grows sweeter and sweet
er,
And
cheers
&
i*
me
i*
long the
îl
way;
mi
wm^^^t^m^
The
Saviour grows sweeter and dear
j* ::
p?
::
'
er;
::
His love
3*:
is
more precious each day
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WORSHIP
33
We
Brethren,
Have Met
Worship
to
Praying
for me, that utterance may be given unto me. Eph. 6:18, 19
William Moore, 19th Century
George Atkins, 19th Century
.
mmî
flflMTJ
Breth-ren, we have met to wor-ship

2. Breth-ren, see poor sin - ners round you
us?
3. Sis - ters, will you join and help
us love our God su-preme-ly,
4. Let
1.
**
1*
dore the Lord our God;
Slumb' ring on the brink of woe;
Mo
Let
ses'
us
^3J2J.
fifjb
And
sis - ter aid

love each oth
ai
Will
Death
Will
Let
j.
too;
c:
^^
<
W:
25
i
is
vain
is
vain,
them
Then
He'll call
"&"
'
all
un
un
a
us
less the
less the
bout the
home
to
'
+.
Spir - it
Spir - it
Sav'- iour
heav
en,
E^=
Of the Ho - ly
Of the Ho - ly
Tell them that He
At His ta - ble
<
isgxzW
-4
All
All
Tell
fe*
m m
î
3B
&
er
you pray with all your pow - er, While we try to preach the Word?
is
com-ing, hell is
mov-ing, Can you bear to
let them go?
you help the trem-bling mourn -ers Who are strug-gling hard with sin?
us love and pray for
sin - ners, Till
our God makes all things new.
ISP
fc^s
jJ
3jJ 3^N*gUtb *j.
'
ed him;
*i
**
j. j-W jr~j.
One comes down

One comes down;
will
be
we'll sit
y.f f
found;
down;
e.
1 f
^hîJ^^^PSî^P
Breth-ren, pray, and

Breth-ren, pray, and
Sis - ters, pray, and
Christ will gird Him
'^m
ho
ho
ho
-
self,
ly
ly
ly
man
man
man
na
na
na
and serve us
be show-ered
be show-ered
be show-ered
With sweet man-na
Will
Will
Will
all
a - round.
all
a - round.
a - round.
a - round.
all
all
-t
1
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'h )A
(a
AJ
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DEVOTION
We Come
Saviour,
My
sheep hear
My
voice,
and
know them, and
Thee
to
Me.John
they follow
Mrs. L. M. Evilsizer, 19th Century
34
S.
10:27
19th Century
Perry,
J.
^PiPilP
Sav
Sav
Sav
1.
2.
3.
iour,
- iour,
-
ir i-
&
iour,
we come
we pray
we trust
|g rt -
to Thee
to Thee,
in
In
In
ev
are
we
er
be
^_5
s-*J
doth see
eye
^
a
a
A
Seek- ing Thy

Gen - tie and
Wher
-~I
e'er
we
mil
our sim-plic
3_
As
roam; And
j
ty,
ty,
Lambs
of
Ti
us
to
Know -ing Thine
"T
bless -ing
in
the days
oh,
'tis
T-
g ^
of
sweet
to
now, While at Thy

old,
Keep us
with-
know That where-so
0ttfÊ
'
Refeain
^P^:
we bow, O ten-der Shepherd ,Thou, Guide us a- bo ve.

Thy fold; While weThyface be-hold,Rest we se - cure,
e'er we go Thou dost the pathway show, Leading us home.
feet
in
nest plea, Help
ffiJ=- JU4-<Hi
Granfus Thy
love;
pure
r ^ ^
rr-l:
^3^5
fold
hu
Heed Thou our ear
Thee,
our
Sav- iour,
O Sav -iour dear,
^r^^^p^
mm
fTr\
To Thee our hearts draw near jHearThouourpray'r
m*fe
&
s:
sin-cere, And
i PPP
meet with us here.
in
39
WORSHIP
35
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing

Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. I Sam. 7:12
John Wyeth, 1770-1858
Robert Robinson, 1735-1790
m
>
fry; .r
Come, Thou Fount of ev

Here I raise mine Eb
1.
2.
jgl
grace
to
3.
BEg
'ry bless
en
ing,
Tune my heart
zer;
Hith-er
Dai - ly
or
rfc
j.
*-
=r
to
3E^
*=*
aJ
sing Thy grace;

by Thy help I'm come;
I'm con-strained to be!
^-
how great a debt
gji
5t=ff
Streams of mer
And
Let
fc&t
Thy
nev
ceas - ing,
hope, by Thy good pleas - ure,
fet - ter,
good - ness, like a
-
cy,
er
for songs of
Safe-ly
to
ar
Call
Bind
my
*-
est praise,
at home,
wan-d' ring heart to Thee:
J-
Zt^r
^^j r^
2=
Teach me some
me - lo - dious
me when a
Je - sus sought
wan - der, Lord,
Prone to
son
net,
stran-ger,
feel
it,
Sung by flam - ing tongues a-bove;

Wan-d 'ring from the fold of God;
I love;
Prone to leave the God
HFîfefe^^
s 2
jJ
2
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30
ipz
3:
mount I'm fixed up-on it Mount of Thy re - deem-ing love.

He,
to res - cue me from dan-ger, In - ter-posed His pre-cious blood.
Here's my heart, O take and seal it; Seal it for Thy courts a - bove.
Praise the
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fcfe
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loud
rive
MEN.
EPPS ff^t^fpnffi
DEVOTION
Wonderful Words of
The
1.
Sing them o
2.
Christ, the bless-ed One,
3.
Sweet -ly ech
ver
a
the
gain to
gives to
gos - pel
ftpyy^yip
-Efr-JJ^F-|
me more
Let
Sin
Of
ner,
fer
me,
all
call,
ft
par -don and
peace
to
Words
of
so
All
life
free
sus,
on
and
beau
ly
giv
ly
Sav
ful
ful
ful
'-
ft4 Z=y=q =q
words of
words of
words of
0-
Life;
Life;
Life;
j=g=p^g
HiS
dfcd
Won-der Won-der -
all,
Life;
Life;
Life;
g-F giigi
ft1*- J
Wonder
of their beau - ty see,

the
lov - ing call,
words of
words of
wordB of
ful
ful
ful
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to
list
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36
Life
words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.John 6:63
ty,
en,
iour,
Teach
me
faith
and
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ing
us
fy
to
for
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ti
du
heav
-
ev
ty;
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er.
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of
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1
words, Won-der
ful
words of
Life.
WORSHIP
There Shall Be Showers of Blessing
37
There
Daniel
W.
is
pi
1.
2.
3.
4.
"There
"There
"There
"There
p>
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fc
shall be
be showers of blessing. Ezek. 34:26
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show-ers
f
j
of bless
shall
be
ver
the
J
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A
L.
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us
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to
God we're con- f ess
hills
ing,
love;
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Now as on Je - sua we call!
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the prom-ise
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as
is
ing" Pre-cious re - viv - ing a - gain;

ing:" Send them up - on
us,
O Lord;
ing:" Oh, that to - day they might fall,
sea - sons re - fresh - ing,

and the val - leys,
now a re - fresh - ing,
This
ing:"
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shall be show-ers of bless
shall be show-ers of bless
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James McGranahan, 1840-1907
shall
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shall
1840-1901
Whittle,
iia
Refrain
Show
ers
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n.
t-
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of
bless
ing,
of
bless
ing,
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need:
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DEVOTION
Me
Jesus Loves Even

As the Father hath loved Me,
have
so
loved you. John 15:9
^J
:8:
^ ^-T ^_T
am
2.
Though
3.
Oh,
for
Fa - ther
wan - der
our
Him and
get
there's on
if
^P"
glad that
so
song
one
ly
A
T
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1.
38
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the
in
me wher
love
beau
ty
"*f
ble
arms would
ter
ni
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He
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love
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has giv'n;
er
great King,
the
fc
der
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see
flee,
ty
be:
in
N
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p-p
r
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things
in
to
His
lov
shall
my
dear
song
p^
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the
ing
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in
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doth
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of
ful
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stray;
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heav'n Tells
Still
a - way,
When
can sing,
in
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dear
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what
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that
mem -
ber
der
that
won
that
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Je
Je
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sus loves me.

sus loves me.
sus loves me!"
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am
am
l"
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so glad
so
*
that Je
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sus loves me,
glad that Je
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sus loves me,
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sus loves me,
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sus loves e
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Je -sus loves me;
ven
me.
WORSHIP
39
Tread Softly
Hold
Fanny
thy peace at the presence of the Lord
God. Zeph.
1:7
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
Gently
f>
T>
c
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Be
Be
Be
Be
1.
2.
3.
4.
si
si
si
si -
be
be
be
be
lent,
lent,
lent,
lent,
si
si
si
si -
whis - per is heard, Be si - lent, and

For ho - ly this place, This al - tar that
Breathe humbly our prayer, A fore - taste of
His mer_- cy re - cord; Be si - lent, be
lent,
lent,
lent,
lent.
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Oh, treas-ure each

The mes - sage of
den This mo - ment we
lent, And wait
on the
A-
t>=q
Refrain
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dT=5:
ten,
word.
oes
grace.
share.
Tread soft
Lord.
Tread soft-ly here, tread softly here,
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ly,
tread soft
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ly,
fe
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ter
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is
here; Tread soft
ly,
tread soft
ly,
He
bids
us draw near.
Tread softly here, tread softly here,

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40
Jesus Calls Us
T/zej forsook
Cecil F. Alexander, 1818-1895
all,
and followed Htm. Luke 5:11

William H. Jude, 1852-1922
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1.
2.
Je
Je
3.
In
4.
Je
1-2:3.
44
sus
sus
our
sus
our life's wijd, rest -less seaj

o'er the tu - mult Of
from the wor-ship Of the vain world's gold-en store,
joys and
in
our sor - rows, Days of toil and hours of ease,
calls
calls
us,
us,
calls
us:
mm
-
by Thy mer-cies,
Sav-iour,
may we
hear Thy
call,
DEVOTION
Jesus Calls Us
Day by day His sweet voice sound-eth, Say-ing: "Chris-tian, fol - low Me."
- dol
Say-ing: "Chris-tian, love Me more.
From each
that would keep us,
Still
He calls, in cares and pleas-ures: "Christian, love Me more than these.
Give our hearts to Thy
o - be-dience, Serve and love Thee best of
all.
i
mm
Lord,
The parched ground
become
a pool,
and the
thirsty land springs of
water. Isa. 35:7

Elizabeth Codner, 1824-1919
il
Lord,
Pass
Pass
Pass
hear
me
me
me
not,
not,
not,
Love of God,
sr
41
Hear of Showers of Blessing
shall
of show 'rs of bless
ing
Thou art scat-t'ring full and free;
O gra - cious Fa - ther! Sin - ful though my heart may be;
O ten - der Sav - iour! Let me live and cling to Thee;
O might- y Spir - it! Thou canst make the blind to see;
so pure and change-less, Blood of Christ, so rich and free,
i
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wm
fei
zz
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3=3
Show'rs, the thirst-y land

re -fresh -ing; Let some drops now fall
on
Thou might'st leave me, but the rath - er Let Thy mer - cy light on
vor, Whilst Thou'rt calling, oh, call
I
am long ing for Thy fa
Speak the word of pow'r to
of
it,
Wit - ness - er
Je - sus' mer
less,
Mag - ni - fy them all in
Grace of God, so strong and bound
-
^ -^?
3t
5f
E
E
E
E
E
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ven
ven
ven
ven
ven
-i
me,
me,
me,
me,
me,
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me,
me,
me,
me,
me,
ven
ven
ven
ven
ven
me,
me,
me,
me,
me,
A,;
Let some drops now fall

light
Let Thy mer - cy
Whilst Thou'rt calling, oh,
Speak the word of pow'r
Mag
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ni
fy
them
all
on
on
call
to
in
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me.
me.
me.
me.
me.
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m
45
WORSHIP
42
Thy Boundless Love
Jesus,
To know
1.
Je
Thy
3.
,4.
5.
Dimitri
:*=*
2.
knowledge. Eph. 3:19
the love of Christ, which passeth
Paul Gerhardt, 1607-1676 Alt.

Trans, by John Wesley, 1703-1791
<S
Ts-
Thy bound -less

how cheer - ing
love,
draw
me,
Thy
Still
let
In
suf
'
ring
Sav
love
iour, aft
me
No
its
ray!
All
er
Thee!
So
my
my
way;
How
peace,
In
to
is
-
love point out

Thy love
be
tongue
-
nev
de - clare;
ence flies;
er
tire.
hath wrought!
my pow'r;
love
love
Thou
rect
with
Ir+
ing
my hope
my work
my
in
sole
spire
that
im
por
heart
beams
com
go
life
am;
My
see,
Noth
Nor
there.
a
de
rise:
sire.
my
thought;
tant
hour,
weight: nor
fear
may
hear
Thou
'4(2
46
my
guide,
Thy
And
J:
soul
-
WherBe
DiJe-
stray;
shall cease,
i
:
Thine whol - ly, Thine

O
Je - sus, noth
from ev
Free me
And
In
if
death
as
ing
sin
voice,
save
with
con
de - sire
come,
can
and know
who
me,
g Jaj
F^
fall,
life
a-
ing
'ry
soon
be
m^mm
w
may
And
way,
fort me;
7^
lone
Thee,
to
melt
PP
val
and
Thy
Thy
jsi
heal
its
ri
no
its
can reach,
be - fore
I
run
won - drous things
weak - ness be
shall
s:
lest
storms of
the
-j.
out
in
sus,
me,
lead
And when
1
f
thank - ful
guish, sor - row,

cious words still
With gra
Still
tho't
pain
my
nite
Care, an
ê
es
reign
e'er
1752-1825
pm^s
pres
Bortniansky,
h^-r-i^=p
^p^=p=^p^r~H
p
S.
F S3=fcg
-1
- sus,
Me
to
i
-di-
stant love
seek
or
if
Thou
that
for
love
me
flame,
but Thee,
art
here.
near,
hast died!
is
DEVOTION
Love Divine,
43
Love Excelling
All
Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us.l John 3:1
John Zundel, 1815-1882
Charles Wesley, 1707-1788
S*==*=*=*
3at9d=f
ac^
1.
Love
2.
Breathe, oh, breathe
3.
Come, Al-might-y
4.
Fin
di
vine, all
ish, then,
love
4-
f
)
Mfc
to
>*
>
eel - ling,
de
Spir
-
in
us
all
den
us
Thy hum-ble
Thee
ly
re
see
our
turn,
whole
in
dwell-ing,
her
it,
and nev - er,

- va - tion
sal
t*
to
j*
-A
g=^44 JEjgî
^*^
in
In
us
tion;
of heav'n, to earth come down,

ev - 'ry troub-led breast;
Let us all Thy life re - ceive;
Pure, un-spot - ted let
us
be;
Joy
<*^-
- it
liv - er!
Thy new ere

-A
fcfc4 -r
ex
Thy loving
All
Thy faithful
mer
m mi
cies crown.
Let us find Thy prom-ised rest;

Nev-er-more Thy tern -pies leave.
Per-fect - ly
se - cured by
Thee:
d=s=
- pas-sion,
Pure, un-bound-ed love Thou art;
Take a - wny the love of
be;
sin-ning, Al - pha and
O - me - ga
Thee we would be
bove;
al - ways bless-ing; Serve Thee as Thy hosts a
place
Changed from glory in - to
in heav'n we take our
glo - ry
Till
Je
sus,
Vis
End
it
Thou art
us
all
with Thy
of faith, as
its
com
sal
va
tion,
begin-ning,
Pray, and praise Thee with-out ceas-ing;

Till
we
En
- ter
ev - 'ry trem-bling heart.
Set our hearts at
lib - er
ty.
Glo - ry
in
Thy per-fect love.
Lost in won - der, love, and praise.
^^^^mm
3Ee
cast our crowns be
fore Thee,
S=f
f-
WORSHIP
44
Come, Gracious
He
guide you into
will
Heavenly Dove
Spirit,
all
truth. John 16:13
Simon Browne, 1680-1732
m kâ
II
xi
a=
Come, gra - cious

The light of
to
Lead us
to
Lead us
1.
2.
3.
4.
i i i
j.
Spir
truth
ho
God,
heav'n-ly
us
dis
ness the
li
fi
nal
our
^f^
rti
i*
H =2=5^
from
bove;
Be
-a-
*z
ft
ly
fear
ev
in
gEEih
-5'-
side,
ne'er de - part,
His pas-tures stray,
for - ev - er
there,
joy
^=&
may
God
from
fort
and
to
for-
r-~r~r~r
jJ
'ry
ing
to
guide, O'er
heart, That
ev
'ry
we from
^l-n
-r*
-r
s*-
O'er ev - 'ry thought and step pre That we from God may ne'er de Nor let us from His pas - tures
joy
way, Nor let us

share- Full - ness of
-5S-
Full -ness of
i=*
to Christ, the
liv
to heav'n, its bliss
^=i
thought and step pre
rest,
Thou our guard -ian, Thou our
choose Thy way; Plant ho

dwell with God; Lead us
blest; Lead us
ev - er
mm
road
i*
i=fej
3 :*=*=$
-
play,
With light and com

And make us know
Which we must take
To
be with Him
Dove,
it,
to
=94
for
ev
er
side.
part,
stray,
there.
r-P-
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-f-F-f
My
45
Isaac Watts,
God,
How
Endless
Is
Thy Love
have loved thee with an everlasting love. Jer. 31:3

Charles Edwin Pollock, b.
1674-1748
1853
^f-h^
^â^ggNy**^
^pp
1.
2.
3.
My God, how end - less is Thy love! Thy gifts are ev - 'ry eve-nmgnew;
Thou spread'st the curtains of the night, Great Guardian of my sleep-ing hours;
con - se - crate my days;
yield my pow'rs to Thy com-mand;To Thee I
I
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f-
48
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tSip
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rr
DEVOTION
My
God,
How
Endless
Is
Thy Love
mm
5S5=N.^=g
*rr*T^
#
And morn-ing mer-cies from a - bove Gen-tly dis - til like ear - ly dew.
Thy sov- 'reign word re -stores the light, And quick-ens all my drow - sy pow'rs.
Per - pet - ual blessings from Thine hand De - mand per-pet-ual songs of praise.
H C4g-g
rfc
How
Oh,
He
is
altogether lovely.
This
is
my
EFgE^
my
is
Frederick Whitfield, 1829-1904
1.
There
2.
It
tells
3.
It
tells
4.
It
tells
46
Love Jesus
Beloved, and this
Friend. S.S. 5:16

Traditional Melody
a name I love to hear, I love to sing its worth; It sounds like

me of a Sav-iour's love, Who died to set me free;
It
tells
me
me what my Fa-ther hath In store for ev - ery day,
And though I
of One whose loving heart Can feel my deep-est woe,
Who in each
is
T
mu
of
The
His pre-cious blood, The
-
in
sic
mine
ear,
sweet-est
sin
name on
ner's per-fect
earth.
plea.
Oh, how
love Je
sus,
tread a darksome path, Yields sun-shine all the way.

sor - row bears a part, That none can bear be - low.
PH
Oh, how
love Je
sus,
Oh, how
m^^^m
J:
love Je
sus,
L b u
Be -cause He
first
T-^'
loved me!
WORSHIP
47
Sitting at the Feet of Jesus

Mary
sat at Jesus' feet
and heard His word. Luke 10:39
K. C. Minter, 20th Century
J.
ShA
H i î
the feet
the feet
Seek-ing still the feet
When the toils of life
Sit - ting at
Lis-t'ning at
of
of
of
are
#===:
d=a
May
JEEJ
Davis, 20th Century
sus, Watch-ing, wait-ing ev sus, His

com-mandto go
sus, I
would seek no oth ver,
race on earth
in
al
'ry
day;
or
er
stay;
place;
run;
When my
is
-m-
ggIT
ways
the way.
o - bey.
His grace.
done.
is
Refrain
!>=4
al
:-
is
at
Sit -ting
IeIIÎI^^
jS.
at
the feet
of
Je
sus,
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tzf^p
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3= iEE
a
p>-
~ad
Till
ad
His good-ness and
-&-.
r E^z=i^^ j^_JZ ^Ê=iEE^p3
His grace and pow - er, Safe to keep me all

in
His wis - dom, Safe to guide when I
claim the prom - ise Of
'tis there
I
the full - ness of
the ev-'ningshad-ows gath-'ring Find me there when day
Trust-ing
Trust-ing
For
Je
Je
Je
o
:4_
W.
g^ppgilll
i-
glo
love
to
--
-0-
-0-
kneel and pray,

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^^4
it
5
His
Where
^^
ry
Drive the shad-ows from
my
way.
DEVOTION
The Beatitudes
48
Matthew 5:3-12
From Matthew
Toews,
Jac. D.
1903
b.
D. Toews,
Jac.
1903
b.
=t
SE
*
1.
When
2.
3.
Blest are
4.
The mer
Je
sus
com
fort,
on
what
ones
the
-
ci
ful,
the
a
moun
tain,
these
bless
ing
to
who
hun
ger
and
thirst
for
Thee,
the
peace
ful,
the
pure
in
heart,
t:
:fr
a=JE
The prom
God's
chil
ise
to
the
eous
meek,
the
the
ness,
they
shall
dren,
the
Their soul
be
be
From Him
who
:fc=fc
It
14
poor
o -
faith-ful,
filled
calls
them
Him
and
m~
see
in
ver
with
p ^pn
spir
it,
com
man
ers
to
'gainst
na
from
bless
ed,
salt
-i
sing
The
liv
light
on
ly
de
ne'er
dorn;
plea,
part
m
inJ
them
sin
heav
of
be
and
giv'h
wrong,
en's
the
earth,
skies
^354
d-
r*
a-
f=
king
est thought!
Mmk
And
sweet
Word
The
mourn
hum-ble, God's
Je - sus, their
ESB
Blest are
taught*,
who
:fc=^=
They shall
ings
r=F
rrr?
Blest are
Thy right
r:
F=^
-? :
say
those
dom
the
ing
with
rich
won
bread
-
in
in
-
drous
of
a
bless
sto
ing
in
ry,
re
Je
sus
cit
that
of
3P*1
and heav'n.
earth
demp
sat
ho
tion 's song

is
ly
fies!
birth.
WORSHIP
49
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms

The
God
eternal
and underneath are the everlasting arms. Heut. 33:27
thy refuge,
is
^^m
Anthony
J.
Showalter, 1858-1924
+-*-&
1.
2.
3.
What
fel
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We Now
54
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wor-ship Thee, And glo-ri - fy Thy name, dear Lord;

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Every Morning Mercies New
57
The Lord's mercies
new every morning. Lam.
are
3:22,
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Thomas
1821-1884
23
Hastings,
1784-1872
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60
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3.
4.
the Shades of Night Are Gone
am
and
thee,
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will keep
thee. Gen. 28:15
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the shades
Lord,
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may
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Lord,
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the Lord alu^ys before
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bound, Save
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62
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day pro- vide us food, For
sin
and strife; Be
the Lead - er
our Guard in
of
our
life;
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things, close by,

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Lord!
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Lord!
Lord!
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Johann M.
4.
bread,
Name Thy Hallowed Name
3.
my
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our hearts,
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true
Benson, 1855-1930
I
name Thy hal-lowed name,
Thy king-dom come to
me,
Thy will be done by me
1.
2.
feet,
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O
O
up
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dai - ly search Thy
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Lift
we
From Thy
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our souls
to
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life
from
sin
and shame, And teach
me how
to
set
a tern - pie
throne for Thee, A
More like Thy heav'n on
earth may be
me
share; and help me pray For those who do
Thy
is
gen - tie
in
our need, Thy glo - ry
me,
home on
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64
Ye shall keep
John Newton 1725-1807
My
My
sabbaths, and reverence
Week
sanctuary. Lev. 19:30
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4.
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2.
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thee,
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of Rest
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of
at
rest
and
the
ere
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es
ev
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-
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glad - ness,
a - tion,
na
er
-m-
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tions
gain
From
ing
day
of
joy
The light first had

The heav'n-ly man
this
SJr
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day
our
and
light,
its
birth;
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falls:
rest,
of
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balm
On
thee,
To
ho - ly
reach the
We
wm
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of
for
care and
our sal
con - vo
rest
re
fl
sad
ness,
Most beau
va
tion,
ca
tions
Christ rose from depths of

The heav'n-ly trump-et
spir - its
To
of
the
main
Lfc-S
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most bright;
earth;
calls,
blest.
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On thee our Lord, vie
Where Gos- pel light is
Ho - ly Ghost be
To
n
a
fc
low
-
to
glow -ing
prais
Ho
Ho
on
thee,
liv
ing
wa
ly,
The Church her
S=^f^
voice
es,
Ho
ly,
most glo
-
ter
up
Jz^-jy LUM
thus
Be - fore th' e - ter - nal throne,

sent from heav'n;
The Spir - it
ra - diant beams,
With pure and
Son;
to
Fa - ther, and
To
F^s*
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^
m
Sing
ly,
rious,
And
And
ly,
rious,
flow - ing,
rais - es
-
To
the
trip
great Three
-
le
With soul - re To Thee, blest
light
in
was
One.
giv'n.
fresh -ing streams.
Three
in
EÊE
One.
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i
63
WORSHIP
Holy Day
66
The Son
Elisha A. Hoffman,
of
man
Lord
is
Sabbath. Luke 6:5
of the
Charles Edwin Pollock,
1839-1929
b.
1853
Rather slow
a
^
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^ m^sm^smsim
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1.
w
How
2.
The courts of
3.
No
calm and how bright
ifcF 1
1=4
ho
is
this
pie
ly
of
a
ho
ly
day!
God
we
calm
and
love;
rest;
haste to the
en - ter and
day
is
so
No
pgtel s ^=^=3
the Lord
de - vo
of
our
courts
here
rich
tem
the
day brings so
1
We
We
ly
with
com
a
-
way;
tion prove;
fort blest;
We
We
Our
wor
lay
faith
ship
our
and
ob
ia
pray
-
la
and
tions
and our
in-creased
cJ
ib^ppf^
ult
in
low
at
love
is
His praise,
His feet,
re - newed,
ex-
down
4
=
And we hal - low and hon - or this best of all days,

And in songs of re - joic - ing our thanks we re peat,
And our hearts are with pow - er from heav - en en -dued.
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Refrain
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ly
day
Jr 4 ~
ho
hap
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py
day!
day
of
days
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the best!
ppil^^ppiF^^
We
wor
A
64
f^
ship
at
God's glo
rious throne,
And
there find peace and rest.
DAY
LORD'S
Upon the
Upon
Day
First
the
first
of the
Week
67
day of the week. Luke 24:
James H. Childress, 20th Century
Benjamin M. Taylor,
1881
b.
Slowly
1.
2.
8.
4.
Up
Up
Up
Up
on
on
on
on
g=#vWnHJT^ i^
*
-
the
the
the
this
day of the week, Our Sav-iour came forth from the grave,
day of the week, Dis-ci - pies met to break the bread,
in store,
us lay by
first day
of the week, Let each of
day "be-lov - ed" John Saw Christ, and heard His trumpet voice
first
first
He
And
Aa
We,
died, was bur - ied, then a - rose,

drink the cup in mem - o - ry
blest and prospered by the Lord,
in spir - it wor-ship Him,
too,
ke
Though
oth
?
may
ers
for
sake
the
*iE
sake
the
j-j
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Lord,
for
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Refrain
To reign, to tri-umphand to save!

Of Him whose blood for us was shed
The King of kings whom we a - dore
With pray'r and song our hearts re-joice!
Lord,
w-
:z
Yet,
we
are
here
Thy truth
seek:
to
>
mp
pres-ence com-forts
Wm
ho
ly
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w
ppi
ft-i-t & F
A
Thy
seek,
to
ua,
dear
Lord,
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Copyright, 1931, by Gospel Advocate o

Co.
JUp
^m
-
on
the
first
day
i
of
the week.
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Used
by permission.
65
WORSHIP
Sun of
68
The darkness and
My
Soul
the light are both alike to Thee. Psalm
^^^ki-j-ij^
e^^^^
4 4 4
':r*
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
139:12
Adapted from Katholisches Gesangbuch, c.1774
John Keble, 1792-1866
gg^^^
Sun of my soul, Thou bav iour dear, It is not night if Thou

When the soft dews of kind - ly sleep My wea-ry eye lids gen
A - bide with me from morn till eve, For with-out Thee I can -
Watch by the sick en

Come near and bless us
:
rich
the poor
be near-;
tly steep,
not live;
With blessings from Thy boundless store;
when we wake, Ere thro'
way we
the world our
Oh,
may no
Be
my
earth-born cloud a
To hide Thee from Thy serv-ant's
rise
how sweet to rest
my
on
For-ev - er
A - bide with me when night is nigh, For with-out Thee I
Be ev - 'ry mourner's sleep to - night, Like in-fant's slumbers,
the o - cean of Thy love, We lose our - selves in
Till, in
last tho't,
^#rf
:-
the Altar of
My
dare not die.

pure and light,
heav'n a-bove.
*=*
Now
1.
2.
3.
4.
from the
al
tar
Heart
my
heart
As
-I'.
sist
me,
shall
m ?V
in
cense rise:
tongue!
A - wake, my heart and

My keep er and my
New time up - on my
-
guide;
score,
iî^siisiis
Lord, to
Sleep not, whenmer-cies

my
His care was on
Then
Let sweet-est
1764-1824
B^feg^F^
3E
66
of
wake, my joy!
wake, my love!
This day God was
my sun and shield,
Lord of my time, whose hand hath set
my
K=i
&
r^r-r
prayer be set forth before Thee as incense. Psalm 141:2

Hugh Wilson,
John Mason, 1634-1694
Let
eyes.
Sav-iour's breast,
feE
ee
F=F
Now from
69
take,
J-
praise for
Mine eve - ning sac

Break forth in - to
frail-ty shown, His
mercies mul
my time, When time shall be
all
of - fer
loud - ly
up
aL
-t
crtf
call;
=s
ri
fice.
song,
ti
plied,
no
more.
A-
EVENING
70
Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing

me down
/ will lay
in peace,
and sleep. Psalm 4:8

Jacob H. Hall, 1855-1941
James Edmeston, 1791-1867
Not
fiilu^
n
^^
giEtEdfcrjj:
too fast.
Ufc
I.
1.
2.
Ere re -pose our spir - its seal;

Dark-ness can-not hide from Thee;
Sav-iour, breathe an eve-ning bless - ing,

Tho' the night be dark and drear - y,
-A-
S=(E
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Sin
He who
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wea
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ing;
ry,
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m
us,
Tho'
us,
And
heav'n a
the
&
3
wake
us,
3=S
ar- rows past us

fly,
to the tomb,
m^m
/
from Thee surround us;

in
m-
com-mand us
*=^
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:3S
morn
i-
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the
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gel guards
Thou canst save and Thou canst heal.

Watch-est where Thy peo -pie be.
de-struc-tion walk a - round

Tho'
Should swift death this night o'ertake
An May
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and want we come con - fess
Thou art
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m^rnm
We
Clad
&
are safe, if Thou art nigh.

in bright e - ter - nal bloom.
WORSHIP
71
Remember Me
In Mercy, Lord,
Remember Thou me
Thy goodness
for
sake,
Lord. Psalm 25:7

1.
2.
3.
In
mer
With cheer
if
Or
fe
cy, Lord,
re
mem
ber
heart
close
I
this night should prove
ful
Pf
my
the
me
Oh,
in
to
me most
the
morn-ing
Then take me
last,
And when
And
I
I
love to
love in
love to
love by
Thus,
wilt
end
5*
gra
let
-
cious-ly
me
rise
ised
rest,
The safe
Re - joic
Where I
Thy
Thy
Thy
guard of
ing
in
may
sing
might.
love.
praise.
^^M^^^P
Love to Steal Awhile Away

He
the evening was come,
was there alone.Matt. 14:23

Phoebe H. Brown, 1783-1861

Softly loith expression
the hours of
night,
not
re - move:
my tran - sient days,
all
Thou
Thy prom
to
72
Thro'
eyes, Since
i
grant
=*=3
iiiiliiiiifepii
3
And
mM
^=*= i
;*=*
steal
sol
on
faith
to
cum
1853
way
From ev
shed
ten - tial
tear,
The pen im - plore,
And fu ture good
Of bright-er scenes in heav'n,
mer-cies past,
take a
view
toilsome day is
o er,
think
when life's
while a
tude to
b.
'ry
b'ring care,
May
its
de
part
ing
ray
-A-
And spend the hours of set - ting day In hum - ble, grate
And all His prom - is - es
to plead, Where none but God
And all my cares and sor-rows cast On Him whom I
The pros-pect doth
Be calm
as
this
my
strength re-new, While here by

im-pres-sive hour, And lead to
tern
end
ful prayer.
can
hear.
a - dore.
pests driv'n.
day.
less
EVENING
73
Evening Praise
Our God, we thank Thee, and
Lois Loewen,
praise
Thy
name. I Chron. 29:13
glorious
1928
b.
Lois Loewen, b. 1928
We owe
We know
1.
an eve - ning song Of thank -ful-ness and

Thy love that we
are saved, And by
Thy grace we
that now the night has come, The day
is spent! but
the Lord
praise,
2. 'Tis through
3.
we have failed
4. If
do
His
Let's cast our
will
Sfl:
'
For
^#
jJ
giv
On
sol
Have we
ing
us
J'jS
our
Jy
dai
id
^FFt
life,
too,
rest,
how?
side,
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'fLz\=^z
*=*
ly bread,
ground thro 'storms of

with Tips and ac - tions
Let's kneel right down be - fore our
-
sins
w^mmk
idtfe
to
stand
And
And
light
Been
call
And
all
and truth and

on sink - ing
not
ing
sin
to
Him
ners
con
grace.
sand.
now?
-
fide.
U=f-tffi
*-
Refrain
Yes, Lord,
we thank Thee
m-P-
- -kH*:
BE
t=*c
SE
We
needs must go
Miss Lois Loewen, owner.
this day,
for
Ê
-
Though it
g g
is
past and
gone,
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^^Ê^^^p
the nar
row way,
Used by permission.
So Thou canst lead
us
Home.
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WORSHIP
74
Saviour, Again to
Peace be with you
John
Thy Dear Name
all that are in
2:
2:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sav
Grant
Grant
Grant
d-
iour,
gain
Thy
dear
on
our
Lord, through the
through - out
our
to
Thy peace
Thy peace,
Thy peace
us
us
us
Widdeman,
E. S.
-&
^m
Christ Jesus. I Peter 5:14
Ellerton, 1826-1893
up
2:
earth
SK
With
With
Turn
Our
our
with
for
cord
gan,
us
in
sor
row,
one
ac
Thee
Thou
balm
be
stand
to
bless
Guard
the
lips
and
dan
Then,
Thou
harm
when
Thy
voice
dark
and
ly
life,
hymn
end
ness
our
in
of
-
stay
praise;
day:
to
light;
strife;
in
:i
I
-
Thee
from
ere
sin,
our
the
ger
keep
Thy
snail
bid
our
Then
That
trust
ing
Thee
in
this
house
a
have
For
dark
and
light
are
Call
us,
Lord,
to
r-
the
wor
ship
^m
m
wait
Thy
called
up
both
Thine
cease;
hearts from shame;

chil - dren
free,
con - flict cease,
tf^
&
~i
mS
shall
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^
-
"
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3t
We
From
**-
Thee
P
1
J? 31
its
-A-
70
name we raise
home -ward way;
com - ing night;
19th Century
3F
word
of
peace.
on
Thy
name.
like
ter
to
nal
peace.
J=
Thee.
CLOSING
May
the Grace of Christ

II
^#
f
thegrace
1.
May
2.
Thus may we
Christour Sav-iour
of
bide
75
Corinthians 13:11-14
in
un
ion
From Hymns and Tunes,
And the Fa -ther's boundless love,

With each oth - er and the Lord,
m^^^^^Mk^
fct
With the Ho
And
Spir-it's
ly
ja:
ife^^^j
>\-4
3^5
fa
vor,
sweet com-mun
pos - sess, in
ion,
1890
3=*
Rest up - on
us from a - bove.
Joys which earth can-not af - ford
^MiM^^^^^
The Lord Be with Us

The grace
John
of
our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Rev. 22:21
The
The
The
The
1.
2.
3.
4.
&=-Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
be
be
be
be
W&
with
with
with
with
Thomas
Ellerton, 1826-1893
76
î=tf
us
us
us
us
as
as
each day
His
we walk
the night En
thro' the hours Of
till
bless-ings
-
A. Arne, 1710-1778
3=*
we
re
long our home-ward

fold our day of
slum-ber calm and
His
Be
rest;
deep,
? I
Be - fore His courts we leave.

gift
of peace on
God.
talk,
Our hearts be near to
si - lent thought or friend - ly
ev - 'ry home the Guest.
He
of
ev - 'ry heart the Light, Of
tect our homes, re - new our pow'rs And guard His peo - pie's sleep.
all
In
m*
road;
fe^Tf f f =J
PE3 =
Pro
ceive;
ETC
*fc
we
pray,
WORSHIP
77
Bless the
The Lord
Toews,
Jac. D.
Stanza
1.
2.
3.
4.
b.
Fanny
4,
J.
will bless
Words
His people with peace. Psalm 29:11
1903
Crosby, 1820-1915
1853
feet,
-
glow;
Safe from blight and stain of

sin,
Of-fered pray 'rand cheer - ful strain;
mmm
e^+
Pollock, b.
Give Thou strength for wea-ry

With Thy vir - tues all
a
with Thy'Spir - it,

life,
Je - sus,
Keep us in
Thy fold, pro-tect us
Bless the words we here have spo - ken,
Je - sus, bless us
Clothe our walk of
Edwin
Charles
iim m =* *=!=>
g=i
^=s
O
Come
re -fresh
us with Thy man - na So
di - vine - ly pure
and sweet!
in - to
our hearts and teach us Thee more ful - ly yet
know.
to
Cleanse, re - fine
our thoughts and ac - tions, Come and reign Thou Lord with - in.
Thy will,
Lord, we pray Thee, Grant we all may meet
If
a - gain.
%I
78
We
Once More Before
*=^
EEt
It
Part
Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving. Psalm 95:2
Benjamin C. Unseld, 1848-1923
Joseph Hart, 1712-1768
a=feta
1.
Once
more
2.
Lord,
in
3.
Still
on
4.
Now, Lord,
be
fore
Thy grace
Thy ho be
fore
we
we
came,
That
bless
bless
ly
Word
We'll
live,
and
we
part,
Help
us
to
part,
Oh,
the
ing
Sav
still
feed,
bless
iour's
name!
im
and
grow;
Thy
^JjIeee
part,
name;
=S=B
^^^p^=^=^=jzgii
72
Let
ev
We
met
And
still
Let
ev
'ry
heart
in
name,
In
Lord,
heart
And
tongue and ev - ry
Je - sus' sa - cred
go on
to
know the
'ry tongue and ev - 'ry
dore and praise the

Je'- sus' name we
same.
we
know.
same.
prac-tice
dore
what
and praise the
part.
iSds^smmm^mm
CLOSING
Lord, Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing

The Lord
79
and keep thee. Num. 6:24-26
bless thee
Ascribed to John Fawcett, 1740-1817

Alt. by Godfrey Thring, 1823-1903
Arr
fro,n
sidlian Melody,
1794
T^
f Lord, dismiss

us each,
\ Let
2 f Thanks we give
fruits
the
\ May
f So that when
no fear
\ Let
'
with Thy bless-ing; Fill our hearts

love pos - sess - ing, Tri-umph in
and
ad - o - ra - tion For Thy Gos of
Thy sal - va - tion In our hearts
us
Thy
Thy
of
love shall call
us,
us.
death ap -pall
with joy and peace; {

re - deem-ing grace: \
pel's joy -ful sound:)
and lives a - bound: >
Sav-iour, from the world a - way, i
Glad Thy sum - mons to o - bey: )
& ^ AAO
re
fresh us,
re
Ev - er faith-ful, Ev - er
May we ev - er, May we
ms
<2-
51
f resh
faith
Trav-'ling thro' this wil-der-ness.

the truth may we be found;
end-less day.
Reign with Thee in
us,
ful
To
IM
=F
Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing, Lord
80
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly. Col. 3:16
From Genevan
4 j
-j
^^r j-j-H
miss us with Thy bless-ing,
1.
Dis
2.
Though we are
mf
guilt
Thou
y,
art
All that has been
f- t-
a -miss, for -give,

Give ev -ery fet-tered soul re - lease,
3==y
^m
P^-fe
^
f
Lord Help us to feed up

good Wash all our works in
SE a a g=j:
Psalter, 1551
3 r
And
And
let
on Thy Word;
Je- sus' blood;
*:
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jg
er
Thy truth with -in
bid us
de
all
part
us
live.
in
peace.
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r
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A -MEN.
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73
GOD THE FATHER
God
81
God
m
Source
^=a=y
u
1.
Come,
let
us
2.
Oh,
tell
to earth's re
3.
How hap-py
7~g&
P-
all
our
is
nite
mot
por
love. I
to
-
Love
Is
Unknown
is
est
John
Edmund
3:
3:
:c
siiig,
love;
Let heav'n and
love;
In
God
love
His prom
earth their prais - es bring,

re - demp-tion found.
have
mi
we
Christ
-
is-
P- j-r &
-**-
3=*
our
ppi
es
God
r=n
Lorenz, 1854-1942
S.
bound, God
here,
tion
4:8
spir
f f
i
its
cheer,
:s
God
God
God
iPP^
Let
ev - 'ry soul from
His blood has washed our
He
is
our sun
and
love;
love;
love;
f-H^=^=gf FFr
^m=mm^^^^M
a
a
sin
sins
shield
by
wake, Each in
way, His Spir
day,
his heart
sweet
mu
sic
make, And sing, with
turned our night to

day,
Our help, our hope, our strength and stay,
- it
And now we
He
will
be
fe=== i
Refeain
Jfe^
:SE*
==^=
L ^-5"
for Je - sus' sake, For God

us
can re-joice to say, That God
with us all the way, Our God
is
love.
is
love.
is
love.
God
is
God
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HIS
The Love of God
82
John 3:16
Frederick
Lehman, 1869-1953
LOVE
Frederick M. Lehman, 1869-1953
The love
1.
of
God
is
When hoar -y time shall

Could we with ink the
2.
3.
great -er far

pass a - way,
o - cean fill,
Than tongue or pen can
ev
er
tell;
And earth-ly thrones and kingdoms fall;

And were the skies of parchment made;
m
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&=&
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And reach-es to the low - est hell.

On rocks and hills and mountains call;
And ev - 'ry man a scribe by trade;
goes be-yond the high - est star,
It
When men who here

Were ev
fuse to pray,
quill,
'ry stalk on earth a
re
lis
err
He
ing child
Re - deem - ing grace to

Nor could the scroll con
love of God,
It
shall for
-ev-
how
er
guilt - y pair, bowed down with care,

God's love, so sure, shall still en -dure,
To
write the love
of
God a - bove
The
God gave His Son

All meas - ure - less
Would drain the o -
rec - on - ciled, And

par-doned from
Ad-am's race The saints' and an -
rich
tain
the
whole, Tho' stretched from sky
win;
his
sin,
gels' song,
to
sky.
and pure! How meas-ure-less

and strong!
- dure- The saints' and an (Omit)
gels' song.
more en
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Copyright, 1917. Renewed

Used by permission.
to
and strong
cean dry;
1945
by Nazarene Publishing House.
All
rights reserved.
GOD THE FATHER
Wondrous Love
83
God
He
so loved the world, that
gave His only begotten Son. John 3:16
William G. Fischer, 1835-1912
Martha M. Stockton, 1821-1885
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4:
God
loved the
E'en now
Be
Of
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by
faith
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now
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by
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thro'
to
all.
His blood.
Of end
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life
in heav'n.
Thro' Christ, the Lord, our King.
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ing hour,
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high - est cost,

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by the fall;
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Behold What Love
LOVE
84
Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon ns.l John 3:1
D. Otis Teasley, 1876-1942
Warren, 1867-1951
B.
Elliott
bfejEgEEEEE^
1.
Be -hold what
love, yes,
2.
He gave His
life
to
3.
Oh, depths of
love
4.
The
of Christ
love
love
di
whole,
to
lost,
He
He
is
warm and
free,
We
mm
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vine,
make thee
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to
thee,
shed His blood for

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died;
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that
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hope
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soul from sin
to
the soul, Then come, for
mer - cy
for
heav - en cost His blood 'twas all
fall
on thee And
all
the world be
on
save
y,
of
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77
GOD THE FATHER
85
God Moves
in a Mysterious
Way
O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God. Rom. 11:33
Anthony J. Showalter, 1858-1924
William Cowper, 1731-1800
1.
God moves
2.
Ye
3.
Judge not
fear
4.
His
5.
Blind
pur
un
mys
in
ful saints, fresh
the Lord by
will
pos - es
be - lief is
fee
ri
sure
won
His
te - rious way,
cour- age take;
ders
to
so
for
Un
ev
per
We
sense,
pen
fast,
err,
And scan His work
to
fold
ing
form;
much dread
The clouds ye
But trust Him
His
-
'ry
in
grace;
hour;
vain;
fciî
And rides up - on the storm.
the sea,
He plants His foot-steps in
on your head.
bless-ings
Are big with mer - cy, and shall break In
smil - ing face.
prov - - dence He hides a
a frown -ing
Be - hind
the flow'r.
be
bit - ter taste, But sweet will
The bud may have a
And He will make it plain.
His own in - ter - pret - er,
is
God
i
mp==
86
God
The mercy
of the
Lord
is
fc
EÊ
A-
everlastii
upon them
to everlasting
1.
2.
3.
4.
God is love, His mer - cy bright-ens

ev - er;
Chance and change are bus -y
E'en the hour that dark -est seem-eth
He with earth-ly cares en-twin-eth
He forms, and woe He
But His mercy
wan-eth
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78
Him. Psalm
4M-
103:17
All
light -ens;
nev - er;
SEE
the path
in
5
which we
move;
ges move;
Will His changeless good-ness prove;
Hope and com -fort from a - bove;
Worlds de-cay, and
God
God
From the mist His bright-nessstreameth; God
Ev - 'ry-where His glo - ry shin - eth; God
Bliss
that fear
D. M. Click, 19th Century

-
pl
Love, His Mercy Brightens
Is
from
John Bowring, 1792-1872
r^
is
is
is
is
light,
light,
light,
light,
and
and
and
and
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God
God
God
God
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is
love.
love.
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HIS
LOVE
Such Love, Such Wondrous Love
87
Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us. I John 3:1
Robert Harkness, 1880-1961
C. Bishop, 20th Century
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3.
sin ner such as

I, Should yearn to change my
a
That God should love
That Christ should join so free - ly in the scheme, Al - though it meant His
I, The
Fa - ther planned, the
will- ful out -cast such as
That for
a
4.
And now
1.
2.
He
takes
me
His heart
to
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son,
asks
not
t=*
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fct
me
to
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rest
till
He had planned to bring me nigh,
to bliss, Nor
ev
er
hu - man tongue find no - bier theme
va - ry, Did
buy,
Sav-iourbled and died; Re - demp-tion for
a worth-less slave to
are done,
fill
a serv-ant's place; The "far - off coun - try" wan -d 'rings all
sor
row
death on
in
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love
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long had law
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Who
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that ran
and grace
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such
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GOD THE SON
Oh, Such Wonderful Love
88
I.
Me may
That the love wherewith Thou hast loved

N. McHose, 19th Century, Alt.
L-fizfl
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1.
Oh,
2.
Pal
3.
Man
-ft
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the great love
ces,
man
great
sor
of
1T--9
deem
has shown To
room For
no
But
was He,
iour
and inns had

rows and home- less
suame
ful
who
Christ,
ly
so
my Re
yet
ing His
tree,
Leav
ly
came
Down from yon
Friend,
Pour
and
er
ifei
the
-
ful
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dear Sav
the
sions
on
die
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I.
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joy
he in them. John 17:26
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and
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ful
love!
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sus,
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Henry
1.
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is
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3.
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4.
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sit
heard the
though I
is
my
sing
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strong
from
an
end
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at
words so
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me
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death, Love
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feet
am known, Love
rest,"
brace,
feet,
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Love
me
me
me
me
found
found
found
found
found
found
found
found
1836-1920
My
Con
For
I'll
me
me
A\
me
Christ
me
And
me, "Come, wea - ry, heav -yme,

He wooed me to His
me,
I'm yoked to Him in
me, Where I
shall know as
found
found
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found
found
found
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me.
me.
me.
me.
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love, 'twas
won
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den,
Love
pest
less
3K
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me
loved us. Eph. 2:4
Henry
Love
Love
breath, Love
gives
gold- paved street, Love
dark
from
long withstood His grace, Love

ad - vo - cate
a- bove, Love
san - nas round the throne, Love
'
per
Arr. by
was
dor
He
mercy, for His great love wherewith
soul
seized
Sav-iour's
is
la
in
and
in
sin
out
Spir - it roused me
praise Him while He
reach the
when
I
The
sav
rich
Gilmour, 1836-1920
L.
89
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that
moved
the might
God,
Love, love,
'twas
love
found
me
GOD THE SON
Word
90
The Word was made
flesh,
William W. Howe, 1823-1897
God Incarnate
of
and dwelt among us. John 1:14

â=E I 4
2.
Word of God in - car

The Church from her dear Mas
3.
It
1.
float
eth
like
ban
make Thy Church, dear Sav
4.
tf
nate
ter
ner
iour,
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still that light she
shin - eth
like
It
a
bear
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be - fore the
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praise
Thee for
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all
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pass That o'er life's surg grims By
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to
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our foot - steps Shines on from age

tern to
liv the heav'n-drawn pic - ture Of Christ, the
'Mid mists and rocks and quick -aands, Still guides, O Christ,
They see Thee face
end - ed,
Till, clouds and dark - ness
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INCARNATION AND BIRTH
Hark! Are They Not Angels

Glory
God
to
in
91
the highest. Luke 2:14
Willmann, 19th Century
F. A.
Anna Toews
Trans, by
Friesen, b. 1912
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Hark!
Are
Lo!
Sing
Come!
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No great -er love ev
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bring
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re-joic - ing they
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praise for His fa - vor! Pro-claim - ing our Fa -ther's great
g=g=
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in
mes-sage
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glad
our Sav
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111
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GOD THE SON
Joy to the World!
92
Rejoice greatly,
daughter of Zion.Zech. 9:9
From Psalm 98
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Arr. from George F. Handel, 1685-1759
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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world!
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Joy
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No
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mm
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ev Let
ry
While fields and
the ground; He
comes to
tions prove
The
glo - ries
King;
come;
reigns;
4W-rfH?
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her
em
pare
Him
room,
floods, rocks,
hills,
and
plains,
make
of
bless - ings
right -eous
pre
heart
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ploy;
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His
flow
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ness,
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Re - peat the sound - ing
Far
Lord
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and
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9
songs
the
the
as
And won
the curse
ders
of
1.
is
His
And
And heav' n and na - ture

Re - peat the sound - ing
sing.
joy,
found,
Far
as
love,
And
won
heav n and
'
na
ture
the curse
ders
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is
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sing
j-
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heav/'n
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ders of
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MEN.
xi
f I F
What Mean Those Holy Voices?
Hark!
Glory
to
God
on earth peace, good will toward men. Luke 2:14
John Cawood, 1775-1852
1.
2.
3.
93
Ait. by George C. Stebbins, 1846-1945
Hark! what mean those ho - ly voi - ces, Sweet - ly sound-ing thro' the skies?
Peace
on earth, good-will from heav - en, Reach-ing far
as man
is found;
Haste, ye mor-tals, to
a - dore Him; Learn His name and taste His joy;
^^^^^^n
Lo!
Souls
Till
th'an-gel
ic host
re-deemed, and sins
in heav'n ye sing
re
for
joi
ces; Heav'n-ly
giv - en, Loud

before Him,"Glo
-
hal - le - lu
our songs of joy
ry be
to God
jahs rise.
shall sound.
most high!"
r**r*-r
Hear them
tell
Christ
is
Let
us learn
born,
the won-droussto - ry, Hear them chant in hymns of joy:

the great A-noint-ed; Heav'n and earth His praises sing!
the won-drous sto - ry, Of
our great Re-deem-er's birth,
frfc t-Jt:
3^
imam
ry in
the high -est, glo - ry! Glo
Oh,
re-ceive whom God
ap- point -ed For
Q pread the bright-ness of
His glo - ry, Till
'Glo
"j.
God most high!"

ry be
to
your Proph-et, Priest and King!
cov - er
all
the earth.
it
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85
GOD THE SON
94
Come,
now go
Let us
and
Ye
All
Faithful
which
see this thing
come
is
pass. Luke 2:15
to
Latin Hymn, 18th Century Trans, by Frederick Oakley, 1802-1880

Stanza 2, William Mercer, 1811-1873
John F. Wades Cantus Diversi 1751
Sfe
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1.
ye
faith
true
choirs
of
of
Yea,
Lord,
we
&-
come,
True
2.
all
God
Sing,
3.
4.
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Joy
ful,
God,
an
gels,
greet
Thee,
Born
of
in
this
JB
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come
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ye,
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sing,
all
ye
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to
Je

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ere a - ted;
the
high - est;
ap - pear - ing;
I lOt
fl
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of
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1-
ab
ry
'
- ing,
r
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nal,
ta - tion,
morn
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all
ther,
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ter
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hath not
heav'n
*
J J
Him
hold
urn - phant,
til
J J
Fa God,
11
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Son
Glo
1^
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ex
hap
Beth
ye
e
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come
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light
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DF
O
and
- ful
Light
Sing
Refkain
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O
come,
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86
come,
let
us
JZt
dore
Him,
come,
let
I
us
Him,
dore
.1
jj
let
us
or
a
3
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dore
&
Him,
5?
Christ,
the
Lord.
95
Oh, Beautiful Star of Bethlehem

We
have seen His star in the east. Matt. 2:2

R. Fisher Boyce, 20th Century
Adger M. Pace, 1883-1959
Har. by Adger M. Pace, 1883-1959
Theme by R. Fisher Boyce, 20th Century
Oh, beau-ti
ueau-u
Oh, beau-ti
un,
2.
3.
.
ful Star of Beth

ful Star, the hope
ful
ju
Star, the hope
le-hem, shin-ing a -far thro' shadows dim,

of light, guid-ing the pil- grim thro' the night,
of rest, for the re-deemed, the good and blest,
ing a light for those who lone have gone,<have gone,) And guiding the wise men
ver the moun-tain till the break of dawn,(thedawn;)And m-to the light of
Yon-der in glo - ry when the crown is won, (is won;) PorJe-sus is now that
Giv
^^
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e^
D.S. Oh, give
3E5
a=
on their way un - to the place where Je-sus lay,

per - feet day it will give out
a love - ly ray, Beau-ti
Star di - vine, brighter and brighter He will shine.
way
light the
in
the land
to
r"
hem, shine
J-i
j Oh
beau
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of Beth
ful Star
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to
feet day,
.
shine on.
^^
thy light
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TINE.
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t)
per-per
of
us
Star,
m
D.S.
Shine up -on
us
un
til
the glo-ry
dawn;
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Star of Beth
le-hem,
glo-,, r y
dawn;
Copvright, 1940, Pace and Boyce, owners.
Used by permission.
87
GOD THE SON
96
Star of the East

We
have seen His star
in the east. Matt. 2:2
Amanda Kennedy,
George Cooper, 1840-1905
^S^lpi
1.
2.
Star
Star
I i
i=E^j|=&|=i=3
O Beth le hem
un-dimmed by each
the East,
the East,
of
of
19th Century
by Jesse R. Baxter, 1887-1960
Air.
Star,
cloud,
Guid-ing
What
us
on
the storms
if
MESEfete
1
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I
of
the
hope
thou
East,
the
of
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heav-en
a
grief gath-er
^
dark
bil -
Sor
far;
loud?
lows
roll:
row
Lead
from
us
sin
round us
AJ
lulled
rays
by
thy
beam
to
ry
Al
glo
to
A)
and grief are

and pure thy
Faith-ful
While
soul,
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of
EEE
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to
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light,
Thou
save,
Still
Fine.
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the
we
of each mor-tal
in death's lone - ly night; Fear-less and tran-quil
bright o'er the era - die and bright o'er the grave; Smiles of a Sav- iour are
hope
mi*
star
/Ae
o/
as Mow
up
look
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to thee,
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Know-ing thou beam 'st

ofheav'nin
mir-rored in thee, Glimp-ses
mim$t>
m
-
fol
on
thro'
thy
e-ter-ni
light v/e
ty;
see;
Al __
Help us
Guide us
to
still
H-
^=ZS
D.C.
llpiiiipil
^l=St
low where thou

ward to that
still
bless
dost guide,
- ed
shore,
Pil
Af
grims of
&
Ptg. Co.
nt*
so
wide,
is
o'er.
copyright, 1950. by Stamps-Baxter Music
earth
ter earth's toil
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Used by permission.
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Town
Little
And
thou Bethlehem
among
art not the least
the princes of
Juda. Matt. 2:6

Lewis H. Redner. 1831-1908
Phillips Brooks, 1835-1893
i
fit
O
2.
For Christ
lit
How
O
3.
4.
3^3
fppp
1.
si
town
of
Beth
is
born
of
Ma
ly
hem!
le
ry,
ly,
how
si
Child
of
Beth
=F
lent
le -
- ly,
h'em!
How
we see thee
And gath - ered all a The won - drous gift is
De - scend to
us, we
still
lie;
bove,
giv'n!
pray;
Ji'
'
H^
'
3Sb=t
^^^^^=^pn:
A
bove thy deep and dream-less sleep The

si - lent
While mor-tals sleep, the
an - gels keep Their watch of
God im- parts to
So
hu - man hearts The bless -ings
en - ter
in,
Be
born in
Cast out our sin, and
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i==f^==f
tie
lent
ho
97
Bethlehem
of
J=^
-F-
-fc-
"he"
feEE
stars go
by;
won-d 'ring
love.
us
FJ
Jl
His heav'n.
of
to
P-
day.
JET
:=drq=d
Yet
thy dark streets shin

to - geth
ing stars,
com
ear may hear His
an
hear the Christ-mas
No
We
eth
er
in
morn
ing,
gels,
The
Pro
ev - er
claim the
in
this
But
The great glad
And prais - eB sing

Where meek souls will
come
to
us,
to
re
all
the
God
the
ceive
Him
bide with
years
King,
still,
us,
last
Are
met
And peace
The
Our
ti
in
thee
to
men
on
sin,
tell;
ft*..
to
Em man
birth!
dings
dear Christ en
Lord
ing Light;
ho - ly
world of
mm
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The hopes and fears of
earth.
ters
-
night.
in.
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el!
^1B
GOD THE SON
98
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks

Fear not,
Nahum
:tfl
for,
behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy. Luke 2:10
Tate, 1652-1715
_jLp
Richard
-X
3.
Willis,
1819-1900
aî^PS^îi
j^g-a-
While shepherds watched their flocks by night, All seat- ed

"To you, in
Da- vid's town this day, Is
born of
Thus spake the ser - aph, and forth-with Ap-peareda
1.
2.
S.
on
Da
ground,
the
-
Hue,
vid'a
shin-ing
throng
i=i^=fel=i
^tMFF
&
^
The
The
Of
an
Sav
an
gel
of
liliiis
*=B
the
iour,
who
gels
prais-ing
is
Lord came down, And
glo
And
this
Christ
the Lord,
God,
and thus
ry
shall
shone a
be
Ad-dressed their joy
-i
round.
the
sign
ful
song
i-
ft
fcfc
f?*
"Fear not," said

The heav'n - ly
"All
glo
ry
he,
*
for
might
dread
Babe you
there shall find
be
God
to
fe
=n
on
high,
i=S=g
Had
To hu
And
to
man view
the
bring To
of gre>at joy
I
ti - dings
you and
mean.- ly
wrapt in swath- ing bands, And
in
a
Good - will henceforth, from heav'n to men, Be - gin and
All
gppi
PP
dis
mind,
earth be
played.
peace:
m^m
"Glad
90
P^W
seized their troub-led
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ii
man
all
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nev
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kind."
laid."
er
cease."
^
^d
Room
Emily E.
1.
Thou didst
2.
3.
Heav-en's
Fox - es
4.
Thou
5.
When the
cam
leave
arch
es
to earth
shade
of the
Thy
ing
found no
come
to
Lord, with
to
for
peo
vie
al
de
est
pie
to
room For Thy

earth,
And
the
the
the
r^
n*
liv
choirs
ho - ly
in great-est
na
hu
tiv
mil
r=t
crown,
When Thou
gels
sang,
Of
Thy
had their nests In

the
ing
Word That should
shall
At
sing,
Thy
le-hem's home there was

birth didst Thou
sod,
Thou
ing and scorn, and with
ly
was the
me
home, say -
ing,
Gal
Cal
side
Oh,
come
my
to
va-ry.
for Thee.
E^
ii
1840-1908
ly
birds
its
Son of God,
In the des-erts of
crown of thorn Did they take Thee to
"Yet there is room, "There is room at my
2fc
king
an -
But in Beth But

low in
But Thy couch
But with mock Thou wilt call
cree;
tree;
free;
ry
FiB
Thy
and
me;
for
-
cam-est,
and
rest,
heav-ens shall ring
and Thy roy
com
throne, and
rang, when
their
birth,
set
Ira D. Sankey,
Thy
found
est
i)9
the inn. Luke 2:7
in
1836-1897
Elliott,
S.
Thee
for
There was no room for them
t=t
jjit^HSU-TS
*=35
heart, Lord Je-sus! There
is
**
room
in
my
heart for Thee.
l-T*"
mm
Oh,
come
to
my
mm
heart, Lord
Je
sus,
come! There
is
room
in
*=
my
:?st
heart
A -men.
for Thee.
GOD THE SON
100
Holy Night!
Silent Night!
And found
the babe lying in a
Joseph Mohr, 1792-1848

Trans, by John Freeman Young,
Si
Si
Si
1.
2.
3.
tôt
Ho
Ho
Ho
lent night!
lent night!
lent night!
ly
ly
ly
night!
night!
night!
All
Franz Grueber,
calm,
is
1787-1863
is
bright,
at
the sight!
love's^ pure light
all
Shep - herds quake

of
Son
God,
=*
=6: i
PP
fc
1820-1885
=3^
manger. Luke 2:16
^czz:
^^^m^^^^^m^^
vir - gin moth-er and Child; Ho - ly In - fant, so ten der and mild,
stream from heaven a - far,
Heav'nly hosts
sing al - le - hi - ia.
diant beams from Thy ho - ly face, With the dawn of re - deem - ing grace,
-AA- -AA- -A _ <""i "A- -A^* -A- -A
Round yon
Glo
Ra
ries
*=
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rf
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Sleep
in
Christ, the
Je
heav - en Sav - iour,
sus, Lord,
at
peace,
born!
Sleep
is
Thy
birth,
Je
ly
in
Christ, the
heav - en - ly
Sav - iour, is
sus, Lord,
Thy
at
peace.
born.
birth.
gi
101
To Us a Child of Hope
Unto us
a child
is
born,
John Morrison, 1749-1798
a son
is
Is
Born
given. Isa. 9:6

Lowell
Mason, 1792-1872
ferti^p^pppipppi^p
us
Ji.
3.
a , child
,
shall be
of
the
His pow'r, m-creas-ing,
S?
His name
hope
is
born,
To
us
Prince of Peace, For - ev still shall spread, His
reign
^jE fcEfcBÊ
a
er
no
Son
is
more
end
giv'n,
-
dored.
shall
know;
To Us a Child of Hope
Him
shall
Won
Jus
the tribes of
earth o - bey,
der - f ul,
the Coun - sel - lor,
tice shall guard His throne
a - bove
-
2^
e|=
Born
gm
<^<e:
a?
t
The
Is
:::h
Him, all the hosts

The great and might
And peace a -bound
fr*
EE
heav'n.
Lord.
of
-
y
be
of
the heavenly host praising
God. Luke
Thomas
James Montgomery. 1771-1854
102
2:13
Hastings,
issiritaîiliNi^
1.
2.
3.
4.
low.
Angels! from the Realms of Glory

A multitude
:zs
1784-1872
be*
An-gels! from the realms of glo - ry, Wing your flight o'er all the earth; Ye who
Shep-herds!inthe field a - bid -ing, Watch-ing o'er your flocks by night, God with
Saints! be-fore the al - tar bend-ing, Watch-ing long in hope and fear, Sud-denSinners! wrung with true repentance, Doomed for guilt to end-less pains: Jus -tice
mmm^^^mmm
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14:
fr
=t
3S
- ry, Now pro-claim Mes - si - ah's birth:

re - sid -ing; Yon-der shineB the heaV"nly light: rv. Q
bome and
the Lord, de- scend-ing, In
His tern - pie shall ap-pear
re-vokes the sen-tence, Mer-cy calls you, break your chains
sang ere
man
now
iy
3J
a^
5fcE*
is
tion's sto
,,.
^ wor
'
i,;
smp
'
now
'
^~
-i
'
iii%f|^^î
Worship
Christ, the
newborn King. Come
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&
r
r
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and worship, Worship Christ the newborn King.
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93
GOD THE SON
Glory to God in the Highest
103
Glory
B. Elliott
God
to
in
the highest,
Warren, 1867-1951
JAvely
and on earth peace. Luke 2:14

i^
:4:
1.
2.
3.
4.
-Sv
2_
Glo
Glo
Glo
Glo
ry
ry
ry
ry
to
to
to
to
God
God
God
God
in
in
in
P=3
herds
on
reach
ev
dies
good
ness
un
thro'
par - don
est!
- est!
- est!
- est!
the
Let
For
For
mel - oHis mer - cy and His

this won-drousplan
of
an
joy
its
gels to
Sing
'ry
land;
Christ,
to
all;
Oh,
our
-j^-
with
mu
Re
deem-
His
for
blest
How
blood;
ing
to
the
ful
1 **#=*
plain;
His
Said
the
Êî=^
^-L ^-
shep
high
high
high
high
PP
.4:
the
the
the
the
in
&
love!
'tis
the
the
the
know
His
for-
sic
er,
I
i
sweet
freat
eep
bv
Christ has
est,
est,
est
ness,
give
come,
-^^"^"^
j1
Sav
&=&
er - more
to reign.
ap-peared to save from sin
by
His right hand,
er snown
sin - ful
to
mor - tals on
this ball,
Grant -ing full
sal - va - tion thro' the grace
of
God.
iour
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REFB4IN
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ry
aH^p
ev
Has
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"Glo
-*-
to
God
in
yg
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-
est!
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will
to
men";
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Glory to God in the Highest
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an
Let
gels
2*23
r3
cho
the
join
And
ras,
help
praise His name.
to
fccE
E=rfi
104
Zion's Glad Morning

They saw the young
child with
Mary His mother, and

-Matt.
fell
down and worshipped Him.
2:11
Arr.
Reginald Heber, 1783-1820
sM-
tn
5.
Vain
3.
from Harmonia Sacra
K
fc
--*-
4.
2.
1^
Hail the blest morn when

Bright-est and best
of
Cold on His era - die
Say, shall we
yield
Him,
1.
the great Me - di
the sons of the
the dew-drops are
in cost - ly
de
fer each
am
tor
morn
ing,
ing,
shin
vo
la
tion,
tion,
Down from
Dawn on
Low lies
O - dors
Vain
ly
the
our
His
of
with
ry
de - scends; Shep - herds, go wor - ship the
us Thine aid;
Star
of
the East,
the
howith the beasts of
stall;
An - gels a - dore Him in
the
dom and
of-f'rings di
vine,
Gems of
the moun - tain and
gifts would His
Rich - er
fa - vor
se - cure;
by
far
is
the
gions of
ness,
and
glo
lend
Jpj>_
*=*
f f f
i=MM
-
3.h^
o>
*>
j#-
idd=fel
in the
man - ger; Lo! for His guard the bright an - gels
zon a - dom - ing, Guide where our in - f ant Re-deem - er
slum-ber re
clin - ing,
Mak - er, and Mon - arch, and Sav - iour
pearls of the o cean, Myrrh from the for - est, or gold from
heart's ad - o - ra - tion, Dear - er to
God are the prayers of
Babe
at
ri
is
m M
->-
tend,
laid,
of
all.
the mine?
the poor.
#e
..
95
GOD THE SON
105
The Old Rugged Cross
George Bennard, 1873-1958
George Bennard, 1873-1958
a hill far a - way stood an old rug-ged cross, The

em-blem of
Oh, that old rug-ged cross, so de-spised by the world, Has a won-drous atIn the old rug-ged cross, stained with blood so divine, A
won - drous
To the old rug-ged cross I will ev - er be true, Its
shame and re-
On
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sfi
ES
1 r-
'
t.
J*.
âig^gSpg^^^^
%
suf-f'ring and shame; And I

love that old cross where the dear-est
trac-tion for me;
For the dear Lamb of God left His glo - Ty
beau-ty
I
see;
For 'twas on that old cross Je - sus suf-fered
proach glad-ly bear;
Then He'll call me some day to my home far
ÎP
f
"
Ssfe
*=^
^^te*^
*
^< J|?:*J
For a world of
lost
sin-nerswas
- va -
bear it to dark Cal

par don and sane - ti
Where His glo-ry for- ev - er
-
|*
i^s
r
Refrain
-v
slain.
So
ry.
fy
me.
I'll
share.
" *w
To
To
and best
a - bove
and died
a - way,
I'll
cher-ish the old rug-ged

cross,
the
5=K
M
ZW*T
cross,
Till
old rug-ged cross,
mm
^^^
T~TT~t
old rug-ged
cross,
the
Hrfc
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rights reserved.
my
1_^_5
J=M
a,
tro-phies at last
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k.
lay
down;
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mm
And
cross,
old rug-ged cross,
will cling to
k.
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it
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V~V
ex-change
owner.
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some day
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for
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96
SUFFERING AND ATONEMENT
The Hand That Was Wounded for Me
106
He
was wounded for our transgressio?is. \sa. 53:5

Daniel B. Towner, 1850-1919
Hattie H. Pierson, 19th Century
3=B=
:^_l
i&:
The
1.
hand
2.
E'en
now
3.
The
hand
that
was nailed
the
thro'
a
tc
see,
can
I
that wrought won-ders
down to the world

stretched o'er the gulf
pre-cious than gems
be
of
or
low;
years,
gold,
'Tis
in
mist
days
beck- on
With heal- ing

The price of
old,
now
ure
more
the souls that roam,
to
hope for my sin -sick soul,demp-tiou from sin and shame,
and
re
reach- es
still
out-
love
That hand
Holds treas
tears,
ing
*
_^:
-m
<
In
woe,
of
of
of
cross
Mmîmmm
And
point-ing the
One
The
touch of
gift
of
way
to
the heav'n ly home.
fin- ger will make me whole!
va - tion thro' Je - sus' name.
its
sal
The hand
see,
my
Sav -iour
that
for me;
was wounded
see,
I
'Twill lead
for
to
the man-sions
me
in
me;
roll.
=S2
33
love
Sav- iour
me;
for
P^
E~E
see,
my
The hand of
was wounded
see,
"^
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GOD THE SON
He Was Nailed
107
Who
F.
Me
to the Cross for
bare oar sins in His
own body on
the tree. I Pet. 2:24
A. Graves, 20th Century
Century
F. A. Graves, 20th
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1.
2.
3.
4.
What
won
der
ful,
won - der
His heav
Thus He left
He was wound-ed for our
He gave
His life
So
en
Sav
ful
ly
glo
trans
for
*ÊE
me!
Free-ly
He was
rows,
too;
world from
sin,
He's the Heal - er of

And He's gone to pre
Fa
sor
iour,
Who would die
ry
To
on the
ac-com-plish His
He car - ried our
re-deem - ing this
gres - sions, And

oth - ers
In
plan;
cross
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for
ther's
shed -ding His

born
of the
pre-cious
life
blood,
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ev
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ry,
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This
He
That
at
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sick
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man
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ness,
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Refrain
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ner might be made

on Him the form
of
came to the world to
last we may en
ter
sin
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man.
do.
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was
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the cross for
He was
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He
tmmM
was
nailed
to
the
cross
for
He was
nailed to the cross,
me;
nailed to the cross,
t>
On the
-fied, for
cross cru-ci
cru-
me He
died,
He was
nailed to the cross for me.
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108
Behold the Saviour of Mankind

Thy hands
Father, into
Samuel Wesley,
-Luke 23:46
tny Spirit.
Early American Melody
1662-1735
St.,
N-tH-^g>i|fc^
:*^St
Be - hold the Sav - iour of man-kind Nailed to the shame ful tree;
Hark! how He groans while na-ture shakes, And earth' s strong pil - lars bend;
1.
2.
3.
commend
pre - cious ransom's paid! 'Re - ceive my soul!" He cries;

done! the
in
full glo - ry shine;
soon He'll break death's envious chain, And
'
'Tis
4.
But
^^m
*g
How
The
great the
tern
See where
He
of
Lamb
:s;
veil
that
Him
in
sun der breaks, The
bows His
God, was
Not
sa
ev
in
To
clined
cred head!
pain,
er
All the
By His own blood He entered
EZ
si
t^y=g=y=^3
love
pie's
bleed and
die
mar
sol
id
for thee,
bles rend,
He bows His
head, and dies,
Was
love,
ev
er
like
Thine!
109
Blood of Beasts
once into the holy place, having obtained eternal

redemption for us. Heb. 9:12
in
mm
5=
blood
of
heav'n-ly
lay
her
back to
we
re
A-
-A-
On
Lamb,
Takes
On
that
see
The
To
bur
joice
Tar-
Could give the guilt
F=a
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con-Bcience peace,
no - bier name
While like a
I
stand,
pen - i - tent,
When hang-ing on the curs - ed tree,
We bless the Lamb with cheer - ful voice.
sac
- ri
fice
of
m=fW
its:
ish
al
our
dear
dens
the
sins
all
hand
3^
J
g-1-*
Jew
beasts,
slain,
way;
'
head
of
Thou
didst
Thine,
bear,
curse
re
move:
^m
see
tnrai
tars
fT
wash a - way the

And rich-er blood than
And there con-fess my
And hopes her guilt was
And sing His bleed - ing
Or
stain.
they.
sin.
there.
love.
1
94
;OD THE SON
110
Now
The Eventide Falls Gently

Not My
Clara M. Brooks,
b.
will,
but Thine, be done. Luke 22:42
1882
B. Elliott
Warren, 1867-1951
With feeling
The
e-ven-tide falls gen -tly now, By Ked-ron's side, o'erOl-ive's brow,

fer-vent prayer for you and me
He wres-tled there in ag - o - ny;
And then be-fore His vi-sioncame The crown of thorns, the cru-el shame,
Geth-sem -a - ne!
O sa-cred place! Once more 1 see my Sav-iour's face;
In
And
thro' the
gloom me-thinks
see
With drops of sweat, of crim-son hue,

The scorn of those He sought to save,
It
shines
The gen
In tears
a-
new withglo-ry
now,
lone
The reek-ing
tie tone, thro' state-ly trees, Is borne up

While there
knelt, with troubled soul,
cup,
e'er
Lord,
pray,
this scene be-hold!
in
cross, the
prayer
with
si
And an-gels smooth His
He
"This bit-ter
Oh, let me
form
ly
His brow was wet as
Be -fore
Oh,
on the mur-m 'ring breeze,

felt death's sorrows roll;
sup, take Thou a - way."
hear the sto - ry told
He
me
let
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He bowed
His head God's on-ly Son And meekly said, "Thy will
be done.'
Our sins He bore the Ho-ly One And said once more, "Thy will be done."
Yet an-swered still, as there He knelt, "Notas I will, but as
Thouwilt."
Of
Him who there the vic-t'ry won, Whosaid in prayer, "Thy will be done!'
m^^m
t
100
Lead Me
When
come
they were
Jennie Evelyn Hussey,
King
my
of
2.
Show me
3.
Let
me
4.
May
^fe
An
gels
to
f-
-I
23:33
1838-1921
Kirkpatrick,
wi
Ma-ry, through the gloom, Come with a gift

to Thee;
be will-ing, Lord, to bear Dai - ly my cross for Thee;
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Thy thorn-crowned brow, Lead me
robes of
Show
me now the
E - ven Thy cup of
-
Him. Luke
J.
like
for - get
William
crown Thee now, Thine shall the glo - ry be;

the tomb where Thou wast laid, Ten - der - ly mourned and wept;
r=rff
Lest
Calvary, there they crucified
to
life
s#
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111
Calvary
1874
b.
=2=S^=2
1.
to
light
emp
grief
ar
ty
to
ft-
Cal
to
va
ry.
rayed Guard-ed Thee whilst Thou slept.

tomb, Lead me
to Cal - va - ry.
for
me.
share, Thou hast borne all
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rfc
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g: a
Lest
for
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Lest
ne;
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love
for
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me,
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101
>OD THE SON
112
My
Arise,
My
Behold
Soul, Arise
My
hands,
side.-John 20:27
Lewis Edson, 1748-1820
ChaTles Wesley, 1707-1788
mB i
1.
2.
He
3E
^r
my
4
3=
a=3t
C2?
3=3=
soul, a - rise,
Shake off thy guilt - y fears;
ev - er lives a - bove, For
me to
in - ter-cede;
Five bleeding wounds He bears, Re -ceived on Cal - va - ry;
My God is rec - on - ciled, His par-d'ning voice I hear;
3.
4.
rise,
bleed -ing
His
all
re-
They pour efHe owns me
i^^dd
In
my be -half ap-pears;
His precious blood to plead;
fec-tual prayers, They strongly speak for me;
for
a child, I
can no Ion -ger fear;
Sac-
love,
^
=
Be - fore the throne my Surety stands,
ri - fice
deem-ing
1-
ft?
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His blood a-toned for all our race,

For-give him, oh! for-give, they cry,
With con - fi-dence I now draw nigh,
A- r A-
a-,
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d= = NM
3=S
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:5=5=5=atzt4
i
l
fore the throne my Sure-ty stands,

His blood a-toned for all our race,
For-give him, oh! for-give, they cry,
With con -fi-dence I now draw nigh,
Be
H-=TP P I"
rrii
g
When
113
My name
And
Nor
And
Ê
=H[E^Q
I
Survey the Wondrous Cross
By wliom the world
is
crucified unto we,
and
unto the world. Ga.\. 6:14
From
"
ft
JS
^=*iâ^ffi Hfl-H
f
When
fi-
a Gregorian
Chant

It
î
His hands.
writ-ten on
grace,
sprinkles now the throne of
ner
die.
let the ran-somed sin
Fa-ther, Ab - ba, Fa - ther, cry.
is
:fl
35 =g
vey the won-drous cross On which the Prince of glo - ry died,

Lord, that I should boast, Save in the death of Christ my Lord;
See, from His head. His hands, His feet, Sor - row and love flow min - gled down;
Were the whole realm of na - ture mine, That were a pres-ent far too small;
For
102
sur
bid
it,
When
Survey the Wondrous Cross
My
And pour contempt on
All
rich-est gain I
count but loss,
the vain things that charm me most,
Did e'er such love and sor-row meet,
Love so a - maz-ing, so di - vine,
.-
= ft
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Or
De-mands my
and
little,
'Tis
'Tis
'Tis
'Tis
3.
4.
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mid
mid
mid
mid
and
and
and
and
night,
night,
night,
night,
late
wres
ties
lone
rows
weeps
an
that
fell
-^r
114
on
01
from
all
for
oth
from
re
brow
moved
guilt
plains
The
The
The
ers'
ther
ly
shone;
with
in
fears;
blood;
Yet
gels
know;
Un
mid
'Tis
E'en
3EE
star
Sav
is
-
Man
borne
Is
night,
iour
of
the
dis
He
who
hath
heard
by
mor
the
pie
in
that
E^^
is:
ci
in
tals
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-
whom
den
now
He
loved
knelt
Is
strains
That sweet
guish
the
suf The
Heeds not
p.. ,,-
fe
ive's
-
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:zr
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fca
are
PP
on the ground, and prayed. Mark 14:35
**
an
-J-J
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dimmed that
gar
all.
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Ig
Sor
song
my
-.*
-
pride.
Midnight
William B. Tappan, 1794-1849
1.
life,
E
'Tis
2.
my
And He went forward
S3;
soul,
.0..
M. JL
M- Mfu
JOL
-4*.
my
all
sac - ri - fice them to

His blood,
thorns com-pose so rich a
crown?
f 'ring
his
not
for
-
ly
Sav
Mas
iour
ter's
sak - en
soothe the
T
prays
grief
and
His
by
Sav
iour's
lone,
tears.
God.
woe.
m dife
I
103
GOD THE SON
115
Nothing But the Blood

The blood
of Jesus Christ
His Son cleanse th us from
all
=*=*=3=q
Pj
=sM-a^^=l
can wash
For
my
way my
can
This
i3
Glo - ry!
all
glo
IJ=giEg
What
can
For
my
-j^-J
J j=*r i
Noth-ing but the

Noth-ing but the
for sin
a - tone Nothing but the
my hope and peace Noth-ing but the
I
sing Noth-ing but the
ry! thus
a
cleans-ing this
Noth ing
>
:=
What
sin?
see,
w=fc
make me pure with
3*-Hfr
my
praise for
t=t
this
blood of
blood of
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
blood of
blood of
mM
- in?
Noth-ing
par - don this my plea Noth-ing
Naught of good that I have done -Noth-ing
This
is
all
my right-eous-ness Noth-ing
All
sin. I John 1:7
but
but
but
but
bring Noth-ing but
blood of
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
the blood of
the blood of
the blood of
the blood of
the blood of
sub;
sus;
sus;
bus;
sub;
sus.
sus.
sus.
sus.
sus.
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Noth-ing
but the blood of
fr
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Je
sus.
He Loves Me
116
The Son of God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me. Gal. 2:20
Isaac Watts,
Source
1674-1748
Unknown
JSlowly
my Sav - iour bleed? And did my

did
for crimes that I
have done, He groaned up
in
dark ness hide, And shut his
Well might the sun
Thus might I hide my blush ing face While His dear
re - pay
The debt of
But drops of grief can ne'er
las!
Was
and
it
Sov - 'reign die?
Would He
maz
-
de
-
ing
vote
pit
that
-
y!
When
God's own
Son was
Dis - solve
my heart in
Here, Lord,
I
give my
on
the tree?
glo - ries
in,
cross
ap - pears;
love
1
owe;
sa - cred head
For such a
worm as
I?
grace un-known! And love be - yond
de - gree!
cru
ci
fied
For man, the crea - ture's sin.
thank - ful - ness,
And melt mine eyes
to tears.
- self
a
way; 'Tis all that I
can
do.
Pf=ff-t-4^g^p-P-pp F=g=|1*11
He
loves
me,
loves
me.
-(2-
He gave Him
He
w
-self
to
die
He
loves
me
this
know
;)
-I*-
T=^F=^for
know;(I
-*-
-0L-
me,
Be
PPPPP
cause
He
loves
i
me
so.
a
105
GOD THE SON
117
Cross of Christ,
Who
His own
Daniel T. Taylor,
b.
self
bare our sins
in
Sacred Tree
His own body on the tree. I
1823
Pet. 2:24
Albert H. Grove, 19th Century
mf
PPPflî1
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
of
of
of
of
Christ,
Christ,
Christ,
Christ,
ea
sa
sa
sa
cred
cred
cred
cred
my
Hide
Let
tree,
tree,
tree,
tree,
sins
to
of love's
me
Type
my
This
sg^^ f
and shel
boast shall
ev
*-
am
=t -<zzr
3.
all
un - done;
suf-f'rer died;
this match-less pas sion moved;
and
vile
Here the roy
al
That
-i*-
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be,
:=
it
have I
none,
mer
Here they mocked the Cru - ci - fied,
'Twas my
sins pro-voked this love,
That Thy blood for me was shed,
flee;
-
er
1r-H=5=iEteiJ=4=J=-Claim or
me;
ter
Thy shad-ow
deep mys - ter
me
for
He groaned and
bled.
-A-
-(*-
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sfctt=
t^m
?lppp|
to
Thee
Here was shed
For my soul
I
Now
for
sue
th' a-ton this love
cor
ing
fly-
blood,
was stored,
catch that gra-cious eye,
Give
me
Here ex
On
my
Now
r J3
ref - uge or
die.
I
pired the Son of
God;
head the bless-ing poured.
know I shall not die.
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mf
p*
fjri
rit.
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Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
of
of
of
of
Christ,
Christ,
Christ,
Christ,
tefîj
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O
O
O
O
sa
sa
sa
sa
cred
cred
cred
cred
tree,
tree,
tree,
tree,
All
my
*
hopes are
r PPi
set on
trust in
Can the
guilt
Now
solve love's mys-ter

lost
guilt
is
in
All
my
Thee.
Thee?
-
y.
Thee.
i^tas
There
Is
There shall be a fountain opened

i
1.
2.
118
a Fountain
for sin. Zech.
w p^H^^n w
There
The
is
dy
a
foun
ing thief
3.
E'er since by
4.
And when
s
*t
Drawn from Im - man-uel's veins;

That foun -tain in
his
day;
the stream Thy
flow - ing wounds sup-ply,
tain filled with blood

re - joiced to
see
faith
saw
m^nr^MT ^
S^g
this
fee
ble,
fal -t'ring
tongue Lies
AP
13:1

si
lent
the
in
Ê
"=
grave,
feU* -flrH =id
2-**-
stains:
that flood, Lose all their guilt - y

And sin-ners, wash - ing
in
And there may 1, though vile as he, Wash all my sins a
Re - deem - ing love has been my theme, And shall be till
I
Then in
a
no -bier, sweet - er song, I'll sing Thy power to
i
Lose
all
their guilt
sins
Wash all my
And shall be
I'll
sing
till
Thy power
Lose
way,
die.
Wash all my
And shall be
to
I'll
A"
5=
sing
die:
save:
si
r
stains,
all
way:
y
a
latr
their
Thy
guilt-y
sins a
way;
die;
till
power
stains;
to
save;
And
And
Re-
Then
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5
a
X=3
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sin-ners, washing

that flood, Lose all their guilt y
in
he,
Wash all my sins a
there may I, though vile as
deem-ing love has
till
been my theme, And shall be
I
in
a
no - bier, sweet - er song I'll sing Thy power to
stains.
^SEE
Tt-
way.
die.
save.
A-men.
GOD THE SON
119
Christ Arose
He
not here, but
is
risen. Luke 24:6
is

Slowly and softly
-*:
1.
2.
3.
Robert Lowry. 1826-1899
-d
Low
the grave He la}r

in
Vain - ly they watch His bed
Death can-not keep his prey
Je
Je
Je
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sus
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my
Lord!
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the dead
seal
bars
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tri-umph o'er His foes;
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He
the grave
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rose
a - rose
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tor
from the dark do-main, And He
lives for
ev
er with His saints to reign.
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He
rose!
He
rose!
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Hal -le
a -rose!
He
lu
jah! Christ a-rose!
rose!
-_^_-_
RESURRECTION (EASTER)
Awake, Awake,
/
am
the resurrection,
and the
Lucy Randolph Flemming, 19th Century
&m
1.
2.
3.
4.
120
Earth
life. John
J.
11:25
Henry Showalter, 1864-1947
te*Jzg&=m
3=T
earth! Thy man-y voi - ces raise, And let the echo-ing
A-wake, a- wake,
earth! For -get the hour of gloom, When in thy shudd 'ring
A-wake, a-wake,
Bring treasures of the field, Bring leaf and blossom sweet, Thy choic-est and thy
Liftupthy gates with praise, And robes of joy put on,
The Lord of life and
_3-2_
iip^f^rtdyiigl^
Re-peat the note of

breast Thy Maker claimed a
best, Be-fore His pierc-ed
death Hath ris - en to His
hills
Let all the isles re - joice,

Put off thy win-try robes
While all thy sons are glad,
feet.
throne. He hath gone up on high,
praise.
tomb.
Let seas take

For garb of
And
And
tears are
giv
eth
the strain, Christ from the dead hath come, He lives, He lives a
fair,
To greet the ris -en
ous spring, Crown thee-with lil-ies
Sing "Christ is ris'n to
Let youth and age a - like
put
a - way,
He lives, He lives a
He lives, no more to die,
gifts to men;
lives
lives, He
a
D. S. from the dead hath come, He
up
joy
igiiiip^tftip
He
He
lives
lives! Christ lives!
He
Our
gain!
lives
ris
en Lord,
to
dayl
Christ
a- gain!
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GOD THE SON
Look, Ye Saints
121
Thou
Thomas
Kelly,
liast
1.
Look, ye saints, the
Crown the Sav
3.
Him
crowned
with glory and honour. Psalm 8:5

Ait.
2.
4.
1769-1854
de - ris
Sin- ners in
Hark, those bursts of ac
iour,
is
glo-rious,
See the Man of
sorrows now;
gels crown Him: Rich the tro-phies Je - sus brings:
ion crowned Him, Mock-ing thus the Sav-iour s claim;
cla - ma - tion! Hark, those loud tri-um-phant chords!
sight
an
by George C. Stebbins, 1846-1945
mm
From
the
the
In
Saints and
Je - sus
fight re
turned vie
to
rious,
Pi
Ev
'ry
knee to
pow'r en-throne Him, While the vault of

seat of
ti - tie,
an - gels crowd a-round Him, Own His
what joy the
takes the high -est sta - tion: O
*p*
Him
shall
heav
^ in
l
-f
Crown Him.crown Him! An-gels crown HimlCrown the Sav-iour King of
kings.
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Crown Him, crown Him! An
-gels
crown Him! Crown the Sav
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110
bow:
en rings:
praise His name:
sight af - fords
^Pl
iour
King of
kings.
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RESURRECTION (EASTER)
This Is the Day the Lord Hath

This
the day which the Lord hath
is
Thomas
A. Arne,
day the Lord hath made, He calls the hours His

rose and left the dead, And Sa-tan's em - pire
With mes-sa -ges
of
Bless 'd is the Lord, who comes to men
Ho - san - na in the high - est strains The church on earth can
1.
This
2.
To
4.
122
made. Psalm 118:24
3.
Made
is
the
own;
day
He
fell;
^ f
iES Pi
i^^^m
z
ft.
Let heav'n re
day the
To
comes,
The high
mm
in
est
Lit:
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EgEEg
is
not here; for
(t
He
tz
God
be
the
Raise your joys and

Who en - dured the
the
Spir -
fcf-
Hi
'
Christ, the Lord, is

of praise then
And
risen, as
He
123
Today
said. Matt. 28:6
Johann A. Freylinghausen, 1670-1739
3.
is
1707-1788
PPP
Hymns
Now
-sr-#
And praise sur-round the throne

joice, let earth be
all
His won - ders tell.
saints His tri-umph spread, And
save our sin - ful
God His Fa-ther's name, To
race.
heav'ns in which He reigns Shall give Him no - bier praise.
He
1.
raise;
-f=2-
-&-
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
2.
grace;
glad,
Charles Wesley,
M,
^M
Who
1710-1778
it
i^t
5t=3tzti
Z- *
risen to - day,
Sons
of
men and
us sing, Un - to Christ, our

Father praised, With the
Son, from
let
an
i
gels
say,
heav'n-ly
King,
death up
- raised,
tri-umphs high; Sing, ye heav'ns, and earth re -ply.

re - deem and save.
to
and grave. Sin - ners
all
con-fessed.
by
ev - er blest, Our true God
cross
&:EEU
in
GOD THE SON
He Comes
124
He cometh
Behold,
2.
He
He
3.
Dear
4.
His
5.
Be
1.
J.
comes!
He comes
comes
no more
sin
ners,
loved,
hold,
Him. Rev.
Raymond Neff,
with clouds; and every eye shall see
A. Pratt, 19th Century
pet sound,
priest
dress;
your fate?
in
what
His own,
what won
with trum
will
all
der
ly
be
hear His voice,
greets mine eye,
To wake
Each eye
The cry
Ten
the
slum-b'ring
each
shall see,
will
be,
bey
thou
1:7
19th Century
na - tions round; His par-d'ning love no more is found He

tongue con-fess: To judge the world in right-eous-ness
He
in
late,
en - ter
at heaven's gate!" He
too late! To
Him re-joice; The way of life has been their choice: He
in
the sky! The end has come, de-struc-tion's nigh, He
His
sand
"Too
in
call,
an
comes! He comes!
comes! He comes!
comes! He comes!
comes! He comes!
comes! He comes!
7l-~
imm^&mmi
The dead
The earth
"Let rocks
Now
Oh,
in
Christ shall
melt,
the
in
shall
fear
ful
the skies,
man
sions
scene! ere
on
fair
call:
lasting flight:
trumpet tones
112
a - rise
To
meet their Sav lour
tains quake, The
sea shall roar, the
vain
fall," In
at mer - cy's
us
erand bright They take their ev
tion groans, While loud
a - bove
the
fice He comes! He comes

a-wake He comes! He comes
Now doomed to swift de-struc - tion all He comes! He comes
There they shall walk with Him in white He comes! He comes
What peals of joy! what pierc-ing moans! He comes! He comes
No more
a bleed -ing
sac
heav -ens shake, The trumpet sounds, the dead

door they
(C^_!_
moun
and mountains

those
to
then
gels
ri -
SECOND COMING
Christ the Lord

The coining
E. G. Wesley, I9th
of the
Century
Cometh?
mm^m^m
4A
1.
2.
3.
125
Lord draweth nigh. James 5:8

William W. Bentley, 19th Century
With vigor
H
3
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3-
*-2
Christ the Lord com-eth? per-chance at the dawn, Where earth a- wak-eth to
Christ the Lord com-eth? earth's evening may bring Back to His vine-yard our
Christ the Lord com-eth? man know-eth not when, But when ye think not He
f=P=tr=F=^
t=
Ittl
wel-come the morn; Hath He not told us the hour draweth near; Watching and
Sav-iourand King; Death shall be conquered and sin o-ver-thrown; When He recom-eth a - gain; To all found watching He bringeth no fear, Nev - er
a
3f^NI
sz
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ipNIai
t=F
Refbain
read -y, His sum-mons to hear?

turn-eth to gath-er His own.
shad-ow, a part-ing, a tear.
Je-sus
is
com-ing!
we know not how
soon,
^Hffff-^
gii^f
l^dfeh^^^bfe
Com-ing
at mid-night,
at morn-ing
-AA'
in
bear us
c =~
a- way;
^
-^-
Tfc":
or
noon; Eve-ning
~"
-afc-*
_A~
-aAr
may
-^r
3*f
bring
-afc~
~
Him
"
"
J^JUd-fa =fg
For
Him I'm watch-ing and
wait
to
-*-
ing each
day
si
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GOD THE SON
126
Face to Face with Christ

Now we
through a
see
glass, darkly;
but then face
to
face. I Cor. 13:12
Grant Colfax Tullar, 1869-1950
Carrie E. Breck, 1855-1934
Moderato
face with Christ
my
1.
Face
to
2.
On
ly faint
3.
What
re- joic
4.
Face
to face! oh, bliss -ful
-^
When
Face
His pres
mo-
iour, Face
to face what will it
be,
Him, With the dark - ling veil be - tween,
ence, When are ban - ished grief and pain;
ment! Face to face to
see and know;
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Refrain
*-J^
to
h^â-^#^
be
>
k
hold Him,
Far
114
to
rr
be-yond the star-ry sky;
ft
fe
f\
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face shall
Face
A-
with rap - ture I

be - hold Him, Je - sus Christ, who died for me?
a bless - ed day is com - ing, When His glo - ry shall be seen.
the crook -ed ways are straightened, And the dark things shall be plain.
Je - sus Christ, who loves me so.
to face with my Re- deem - er,
dtz:
^ F
in
=1^.-=3-^
\*
Face
ing
Sav
see
*3^
3:
But
When
now
5.-4:
"
ly
face
^=
r=
in
all
PI
His
glo
ry,
shall
see
Him
ill
by
and
by.
SECOND COMING
127
The Midnight Cry
At midnight there was a cry mode, Behold, the bridegroom cometh. Matt. 25:6
Robert E. Winsett, 1876-1952
Johnson Oatman, Jr., 1856-1926
-=r
1.
2.
3.
4.
plîîîSlî
the weav-er And the day is swift-ly

ev-'ry day and hour keep watching, The time for His com-ing
Are your lamps all filled and read-y to be light -ed, Is the wed-dinggar-ment
Soon may ring that aw-ful cry "Be-hold He com-eth "In the twinkling, twinkling
Time is glid-ing
Youmust for Him
like the shut-tie of
pass-ing by; (swift-ly by;) If to-night should be the com-ing of the Bridegroom,
draw-eth nigh ;(draweth nigh;) In the hour when ye think not be -hold He com-eth,
now close by? (now close by?) Just outside the Bridegroom now may be approaching,
an eye; (of an eye;) Only those whom He finds watching will go with Him,
of
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for
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to
be
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the
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midnight cry?
Bride-groom com-eth, "

What
"Bridegroom cometh,
igiie
the mid-night cry?
D.S.
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&-
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ppti i
if
now
it
sound - ed
from
the
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meet Him bring you joy
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or
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sor
row?
from the sky?
joy or sor-row?
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115
GOD THE SON
The Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us
128
Behold, the bridegroom cometh. Matt. 25:6
From
will callus, Come, all ye wedding guests!

shall we see de - light - ed Our dear Redeemer's face,
They will not blirSh to own us As broth-ers, sis-ters dear,
In man-sions fair and spacious Will God the feast prepare,
1.
The Bridegroom soon
2.
There
3.
German Melody
1792-1872
i^sîi
1
4.
Arr. by Lowell Mason,
John Walther, 1496-1570
May
not His voice ap-
Who leads our soulsbeLove ev
And ev
er will be
er kind and
us, While slumber binds our breasts; May all our lamps be burn-ing, And oil be
glo-ry by His grace; The pa-tri-archs shall meet us, The prophets'
night-ed To
shown us When we with them appear; We all shall come be-fore Him, Who for us
gracious, Bid
us its rich-es share; There bliss that knows no measure From springs of
pall
found in store, That we, with Him re ho - ly band, A - pos-tles, martyrs,

Man be-came, As Lord and God a love shall flow, And nev - er chang-ing
turn - ing, May o - pen find the door.

greet us
In that ce - les- tial land.
dore Him, And ev - er bless His name.
pleas-ure
His boun-ty will be -stow.
PBPS
Watchman,
129
Watchman, what
S.
S.
of the
Tell
Me?
night? Isa. 21:11
John W. Dadman, 1819-1890

Fine.
Brewer, 19th Century
"-*-
1.
(
Watchman,
Have the
Gird
D.C.
'D.C.
thy
bri
WaCchman,
the
all
saints
the
mank His
-dal robes
see,
Signs thro'
All
me, does
tell
signs that
the light
a
is
the earth are
morning
- ing,
gleam-ing,
of earth now sleep -ing,
#N#^f
jjggj
116
Of
Yet
up - on thy path-way shone l\

round thee, Morn - ing dawns, a - rise, a - rise!
beaming Bright -er still up - on the way;
coin
ifg
O- mens
Clad
in
the
of
im
mor
com
-
tal
-ing
-
day,
-
ty.
Watchman,
-s
Pil
-A)
grim, yes,
When
Ju
the
a
-
m-m
*d-
bal
rise,
trum
d.c.
r=^
look round thee; Light

-
SECOND COMING
Me
Tell
break
is
pet, sound-ing, Shall a
ing
wake from
^r-K
the
in
skies;
earth and
sea,,
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130
Christ's Return
Behold,
come quickly. "Rev.
3:11
Oleta Hayes, 20th Century

Har. by Robert E. Winsett, 1876-1952
Oleta Hayes, 20th Century
rtk^lî^î
c
will soon be com -ing,

was wound-ed, bruised and beat-en,
1.
Christ our Lord
2.
He
3.
Soon we'll hear
the trum-pet sound-ing,
To
To
And we'll
see
i"
L
of sin and woe;

us from our sin;
our Lord on high,
this land
re- deem
r^J
I*
Then be watch - ing
and be wait -ing,

We'll be gath-ered
in
His king-dom,
With the an - gels we'll be sing-ing
For He's com
And our
reign
Hal
le
lu
ing soon
with
jahs
Him
be
know.
-
gin.
by and by.
^feUti
Refrain
:r&:
t> $ji
Be
t>
We'll be
gath-ered home to
Zi
on
y
-
nit
ed
in
that land.
PPffil
>lri>:
:2-tz:
ggggp^îâiîgiîi
Won't that be
hap
py meet-ing, With the
ho
ly
fefi
Copyright,
193!;
bv R. E. Winsett in Vocal
Gems
Used by permission
blood-washed band.
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GOD THE HOLY
SPIRIT
Blessed Quietness
131
He
you another Comforter, that
shall give
Manie
P.
He may
abide with you forever. John
W.
Altered
febfcj
%Esm
nfc
1.
Joys are
2.
Ev
Like the
a
3.
What
4.
flow-ing
'ry-thing
s%#
He
rain that
won-der
bides with
-
be
us
for
and
Ho
ly
Spir
peace
-ful
hab
er,
- it
-
ps=i=;
ev - er, Makes the trust-ing heart

sad-ness,All
is
per- feet peace
giv - en, Falls up - on us
from
qui - et rest ta - tion,What a
Wi
f=
Refrain
Biess-ed
On
iî
gladness, All
lief
the
What
riv
#SEIlPS
=t
Ban-ishedun
So
S.
Since the Com-fort - er has come;

a-round this glorious Guest,
falls from heav-en, Like the sun-light from the sky,
sal - va-tion, Where we al - ways see His face!
ful
like
a
turned to
is
14:16
Marshall, 19th Century

Arr. by James H. Fillmore, 1849-1936
Ferguson, I9th Century.
His home.
and rest.
on high.
ing place!
tm&^m
qui-et-ness, ho
the storm-y
ly
qui-et-ness, Blest as-sur-ance
in
my
soul!
mmmmmm
sea
Je -sus speaks tome, And
the
bil-
lows cease to
mmmmm
roll!
HOLY
132
The Comforter Has Come!

/
He
pray the Father, and
will
shall give
Frank Bottome, 1823-1894
'mm
you another Comforter. John 14:16

William J. Kirkpatrick, 1838-1921
1=5=
^-^
g-i- ^-.-^
=t
SPIRIT
the ti-dings 'round, wher-ev - er man is found,

long, long night is past, the morn-ing breaks at last,
3. Lo, the great King of kings, with heal-ing in His wings,
bound-less love di - vine ! how shall this tongue of mine
4.
1.
O spread
Wher-ev
2.
The
And hushed the dreadful

To ev - 'ry cap-tive
To wond 'ring mor-tals
er
hu-man
hearts and hu - man woes a-bound; Let ev-'ry Christian tongue pro-claim the joy-ful
wail
and fu - ry of the blast, As o'er the gold-en hills the day ad-vanc-es
soul
a full de-liv"rance brings; And thro' the va-cant cells the song of tri-umph
tell
the matchless grace di-vine That I,
a child of sin, should in His im - age
f=t=
Pf
Refrain
Egkj^=îiia
sound: The Com-fort
rfnilrings;
shine!
er
has come!
"
htl 2! Th e Com-fort-er has come, the Com-fort-er has

hascome!
hascome!
?Sf
1 he rw'fSJ
Com-fort -er
The Com-fort -er
'
ISC
^^Pî^^pp^
come! The Ho
ly
Ghost from heav'n, the Fa-ther's promise giv'n;
spread the
Ipppppppppif
ti
PSê
^ÎliM^î^
-dings 'round,
-A-
wher-ev
tW
er
man
is
"A-
found The Com

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fort-er
"(A-
has come!
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119
GOD THE HOLY
SPIRIT
133
Holy
Spirit So
Lead me
Daniel
W.
fe^
1.
it
2.
it
Spir
Spir
3. Spir
4. Spir
gen
knowl
kind
burn
it
it
Thy
in
and teach me. Psalm 25:5

George C. Stebbins, 1846-1945
truth,
m^3?
1840-1901
Whittle,
so
of
so
of
S*
ho
Spir
it
wis
dom, Spir
it
hum
ble,
it
er,
Spir
Spir
pow
it
ly,
of
of
light,
so
of
meek,
God,
love,
Spir
Spir
Spir
Spir
it
so
it
of
it
so
it
of
T
from
Sent
tie,
edge,
ly,
ing,
Show
Help
Work
pos - ses and teach
ing
ing
the
the
right
weak
Thy word
and through
mmm
through
and
sift
sion,
us,
us,
us,
iiii^PiPip
Pur
chase of
blood,
Good
Ful
ly
know
All
Make
us
Spare not
Pi
134
to
to
be
the
dross,
be
yond meas
that
Low
in
Je
and lov
that self
Show
of
our Lord,
God, would be - stow.
to Thee.
ing, Yield - ing
ure,
Gift
sus
life
Ends
at
the
cross.
Holy Ghost, with Light Divine

Lead me
in
Thy
truth,
and teach me. Psalm 25:5
Andrew Reed. 1787-1862
Arr.
^dr
r*
ang
f
Ghost, with light di - vine,

Ghost, with pow'r di-vine,
Ghost, with joy di - vine,
ah di - vine,
Spir - it,
gjjgjii
Louis M. Gottschalk, 1829-1869

by Hubert P. Main, 1836-1925
this
Shine up - on
Cleanse this guilt -y
Cheer this sad-dened
this
Dwell with-in
heart
heart
heart
heart
of
of
of
of
mine;
mine;
mine;
mine;
HOLY
SPIRIT
Chase the shades of night a - way,

Long hath sin, with-out con-trol,
Bid
my man -y woes de - part;
dol throne;
i
Cast down ev - 'ry
Lj
A
J^
J.
W=^S=
f-
my dark-ness in - to day.
Held do - min - ion o'er
my soul.
Heal my wound-ed, bleed -ing heart.
Reign su preme, and reign a - lone.
Turn
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f~
Holy
When He,
Marcus M. Wells, 1815-1895
come,
is
He
Ho
2.
Ev
3.
When our
ly
er
Spir
pres
ent,
days
of
faith
it,
tru
toil
fa=*
ful Guide,
r
Ev
Ev
er
er
near
jCL
XU. H
Td-r-
the hand, Pil - grims in

Gen - tly lead us by
doubt and fear, Grop - ing on
Leave us not
to
Noth - ing left but heav'n and prayer, Won-d'ring if
>.5\
at
ig
Whisper
soft
it
Wea - ry souls
When the storms
Wad- ing deep
^*=g
=: F
for- e'er
rag
are
the
dis
Fol
des
dark
ert land.
ness drear.
our names are there,
in
t=
-
low
Me
guide
I'll
Fine
H-j
f5>-i-
"Wan-d'rer, come!
ly,
the
7SL
3e
=fc
Chris-tian's side,
near, Thine aid
est Friend,
to
lend,
shall cease,
for
sweet re - lease,
Wait-ing still
-
tt
truth. John 16:13
4=d
1.
all
Marcus M. Wells, 1815-1895
zk^c
it
you into
will guide
135
Guide
Spirit, Faithful
the Spirit of truth,
thee home.
UU
D. S.
j_
re-joice, While they hear the sweet -est voice,

ing sore, Hearts grow faint, and hopes give o'er,
mal flood, Plead- ing naught but Je - sus' blood,
^==r= ^==
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-i
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p-.
GOD THE HOLY
SPIRIT
136
That
Elwood H.
tliou
Stokes,
mightest
2.
3.
4.
be filled with
3^
_3?
cr
er
o'er
cu.
me, Ho - ly Spir - it,

Thou canst fill me, gra-cious Spir -it,
am weak-ness, full of weak-ness,
I
Cleanse and com-fort, bless and save me,
Hov
the Holy Ghost. Acts 9:17
1815-1895
fe^
1.
Me Now
Fill
Bathe
my
Ejj^
trem-bling heart and brow;
Though I can - not

At
Thy sa - cred
Bathe,
bathe
my
tell
feet
heart and brow;
me
with Thy hal - lowed pres-ence, Come, O come and

But
I
need Thee, great - ly need Thee, Come, O come and
Blest, di - vine,
e - ter - nal Spir - it, Fill with power, and
Thou art com- fort -ing and sav - ing, Thou art sweet - ly
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Fill
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Peter, filled u'ith the
Daniel
S.
1.
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2.
Fill
3.
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4.
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5.
Fill
me
me
me
me
me
Holy Ghost. Acts
4:8
Andrew
Thy Spir - it, Lord,

Thy ho - ly light,
Thy per -feet love,
Thy might -y pow'r,
Thy pres-ence now,
with
with
with
with
with
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Spirit
Warner, 1842-1895
Ful
ly
SPIRIT
L. Byers, 1869-1952
my
save
r
long
would have a
Naught of self would
Fa - ther, Son and
Spir
Lord, Thy-self
me
sin
in
ing soul;
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and
feet
in
Thy sight, 'Tis Thy will
to
Thy love
I count
a
to prove, Lord,
the unc
tion pour,
Make me ev - er
I
hum bly bow To
re-ceive
the
make me whole,
sane
hap
all
ho
ti
fy.
py gain,
Thine own.
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seal.
ly
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Come,
Spir
it,
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me
Thine, Come,
me
shine,
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stow.
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Make me whit
From
Select
Hymns.
Used by permission of Gospel Trumpet Co.
THE
WORD
138
Me the
Give
His delight
Owens, 1829-1907
Priscilla J.
is
in
Bible
Lord. Psalm
the law of the
1:2
Edmund
Lorenz, 1854-1942
S.
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Give
Give
Give
Give
me
me
me
me
the
the
the
the
Bi
Bi
Bi
Bi
of glad-nessgleam-ing, To cheer the wand 'rer

ble when my heart is bro - ken, When sin and grief have
all
my steps en-light - en, Teach me the dan - ger
ble,
ble, lamp of life im-mor - tal,
Hold up that splen-dor
star
ble,
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rn
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mlone
filled
of
by
and tempest-tossed; No storms can hide that radiance peaceful beam - ing
my soul with fear; Give me the pre-cious words by Je - sus spo - ken,
these realms be-low; Thatlampof safe - ty
o'er the gloom shall brighten,
the
o - pen grave; Show me the light from heav -en's shin-ing por-tals,
JirJ
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D.S.Pre-
cept
and prom -
law and love corn-bin
ise,
Fine
<7
ing,
Refhain
m *F=*P^îii^^l PÊ^H
Je - sus came to
up faith's lamp to
light a -lone the
me the glo - ry
Since
Hold
That
Show
Till
night shall van
seek and save the
lost.
show my Sav-iournear. ri ra
Wve
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path of peace can show.

gild -ing Jor-dan'swave.
in
ish
ter
nal day.
D.S.
Ho
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124
M
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ly
mes-sage shin
J-
ing,
Thy
light shall guide
me
in
the nar- row way;
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WORD
THE
I
Edward
Stanza
S.
3,
Ufford, 1851-1929
G. W. Shurman, 19th Century
be-lieve
be-lieve
be-lieve
be-lieve
the
the
I
the
I
the
Let us live the
I
139
Believe the Bible
Bi
Bi
Bi
Bi
Bi
ble,
ble,
ble,
ble,
ble,
Edward
S.
Ufford,
1851-1929
it
taught me how to pray, Je-sus heard and answered,
it
teach-es
me
to sing
Mo-ses'song of vic-t'ry
li-ness it speaks. Gra-cious gift of Je-sus

it teach-es me
to run In this roy - al high-way
and then the world will see
have been with Je-sus
ho
of
We
my sins a -way; Gave me peace and par -don, wrote my name a-bove,
the ty - rant king; Or with Paul and Si - las, mid-night brings re-lease,
the one who seeks; Tells of keep-ingpow-er 'neath the cleans-ing flood,
till
the prize is won; Shows the crown a-wait-ing,
if
I
win the race,
more like Him to be; With His word a -bid- ing
in our hearts made new,
took
o'er
to
Se
-Lk
Sit
rrt-t
n
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Glo
Glo
Glo
Glo
That
hal
hal
hal
hal
ry
ry
ry
ry
lu
le
lu
le
lu
jah!
jah!
jah!
jah!
for
for
for
for
is
won -drous love.
His
His
the
His
it
le
prove the bless ed Book
will
- le - lu -
per-fect peace.
pre-cious blood.
sav - ing grace.
al
is
ways
Heaven's golden sun-light

A.
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andl'msure-ly go-ingthro';
ninns
be-lieve the Bi-ble, for
'tis
ev-er
true.
THE
WORD
140
Cling to the Bible

Thy
my
are the rejoicing vf
testimonies
lieart.Psalm l!!):!ll
mhhu^m^^^
M.
J.
Smith, 19th Century
James R. Murray. 1841-1905
fc_A
- ble, tho'
else be tak-en; Lose not its prom-is - es
all
the Bi - ble, this jew - el, this treas-ure Brings to us hon-or and
for the feet that in by- wayB have wandered ; Guide for the youth that would
2.
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Thy Word Have

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From Psalm 119

Adapted by Ernest O.
lamp unto my
Sellers,
feet,
and
Hid in
a light
unto
My
my
141
Heart
path.V%a\n\ 119:105
Ernest O.
1809-1952
WORD
Sellers,
1869-1952
ffff
1.
2.
3.
4.
A light to my path al - way;

Thy Word is a lamp to my feet,
For- ev - er, O Lord, is Thy Word Es - tab-lished and fixed on high;
ev - er will give Thee praise;
At morn-ing, at noon, and at night, 1
Thro' Him WhomThy Wordhath foretold, The Sav-iour and Morn-ing Star,
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Thy faith-ful -ness un - to all men
Lord,
For Thou art my por-tion, O
Sal
ya
tion
And show me
And
and peace have been bro't
0-
the heav'n-ly
er
bid - eth for - ev

shall be thro' all
my
To those who have strayed
way.
nigh.
days!
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WORD
142
The Christian's Guide
Maggie
Stratton, 20th Century
B.
Elliott
Warren, 1867-1951
ff^PP^^Pi^^tii^
She
1.
2.
3.
4.
it!
How it doth my bos-om cheer,
I
love
nar - row path - way That will lead to end-less rest,
con - dem - na - tion, Pride and all for - mal of
ty,
When old earth shall cease to trav - el, And when time shall be no more,
Ho
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our loved ones
temp - ta-tions
Re - deem-er,
al
we
It
has
ai - ways been
near!
so
With my head up - on His breast.
ta-tion, Thro' Christ's word and blood I'm free.
gath
will
er
ver
on
the
oth
er
shore.
t
It
will
can
Bless - ed
Where all
If
in
sure -ly guide my foot-steps

not
e - nough be thank-ful
Bi - ble! what a com -fort!
sor-row
trust
bore
my
When He
will
be
read
its
of
'Tis
the way from earth to
Where with an gel voic es
sins
o-
ver,
con-tents,
crim
heav
son
en,
blend-ing,
the strait and nar - row way,

me,
the love He showed to
Its dear pag - es shine so bright;
Where all tears are wiped a way,
In
For
If
al
In
His
am
bod
walk
shall
sing
We
ways watch and
pray,
on
its
tree,
light;
less
day.
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y
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in
the
in
end
pSii
How
how
P-m128
love
love thee,
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how
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love thee!
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WORD
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dark world; See
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A-
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ner
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2
143
Blessed Bible
O how
love I
Thy
Psalm 119:97
lai
Phoebe Palmer Knapp, 1839-1908
A. L.
Landis,
19th Century
g^=ftî^^îîp
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all
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to
love
cov
it
How
it
Oh,
bos - om press thee, Pre heart will bless thee, For
will hide thee Deep,
I
wilt guide me, And
life
this
my
to
I'll
Thou
how
Bi - ble,
earth like
et ?
my
doth
bos
om
cheer
what stores of
wealth are here
cious Word, I'll hide thee here
thou ev - ersay'st, " Good cheer!"
!
yes, deep - er
in
death we
this heart
in
will
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or bliss
ings led.
on thee
si
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When
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this
in
from earth's treas-ures bor - row, Till his way was cheered by this.
from the dead.
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bright - er worlds, for - ev - er,Sweet-er
far thy truths shall be.
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THE
WORD
Break Thou the Bread of
144
any man eat of
If
Mary
A.
this bread,
he shall
live for ever.
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Bless
Spir
3.
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break the loaves Be

the bread By
o
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bey,
am
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the
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Thou art my
weak;
spir
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shall
Heed- ing Thy
life;
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My
|e
And
has- ten
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seek Thee, Lord;

fet-ters fall;
lee;
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didst
didst
Be - yond the
sa - cred page
Then shall all bond - age cease,
Thou art my
on - ly
help,
sea;
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As Thou
As Thou
2
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1826-14
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& ^^^;
bless
to
6:51
Sherwin,
3^=!|=pEJBE3
Break Thou the bread of life,

Dear Lord, to
me,
Thou the truth, re - vealed This day to
me,
it
and life are they, Words Thou dostspeak;
1.
2.
S5
John
William
Lathbury, 1841-1913
ztf=3
2-ei-
Life
A-
*f
Thee
O
My
All
Word
win
pants for Thee,

in
ly
find
ho
HI
r
liv -
ing Word!
in
All!
the
strife.
ir i
Holy Bible, Book Divine
145
The law
Thy month
of
John Burton,
Sr.,
is
better unto
me
than thousands of gold and silver. Psalm 119:72
Xavier Schneider von Wartensee, 1786-1868
1773-1822
pfcH^H#^pfpp
1.
2.
3.
4.
ift
130
Ho
Mine
Mine
Mine
ly
Bi - ble, book di - vine!
rove;
to chide me when I
dis-tress,
to com -fort in
of joys to come,
to tell
Pre
Mine
If
In
cious treas-ure, thou art mine!

Sav-iour's love;
to
show a
Spir - it bless;
the Ho - ly
the saint's e - ter - nal home:
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THE
WORD
It
Mine
Mine
Mine
tell
to
to guide
show
to
ho
thou
me whence I came;
my way - ward feet;
Mine
Mine
by
faith,
Man
vine,
Pre
liv
ing
Book
ly
di
teach me what I
am;
judge, con- demn, ac - quit;
can tri
umph o
ver death;
cious treas ure, thou art mine!
to
to
>i^
How Firm
Jesus Christ
tlie
Rippon's Selection
K." in
dtea
:
-*
^^m^
to
Az
1.
2.
3.
4.
How
firm
"Fear
not,
to
day, and for ever. Heb.
is* i ^3
g J P
- tion, ye
saints of the
with thee,
be
not dis "When through the deep waters I call thee to
"The soul that on Je - sus hath leaned for re -
am
ex
in
His
God,
will still
shall not
sor
will
row
not
de
sert
eel
lent
13:8
Earlv American Melod
foun-da
faith
146
a Foundation
same yesterday, and

of Hymns, 1787
mm
Lord,
Is
mayed, For
go,
pose,
The
I
for your
laid
I
riv
will
am
thy
era
of
not,
Word! What more can
give thee aid;
say than to
strength-en thee, help thee, and
with thee, thy
will be
For
I
That soul, though all hell should enI'll
He hath said, Who un - to the Sav - iour for ref - uge have fled?
stand, Up - held by My right -eous, om - nip - o - tent hand,
cause thee to
thee thy deep-est dis- tress,
bless, And sane - ti - fy
to
to
tri - als
shake, I'll nev - er, no nev
er,
no nev - er forsake!
deav - or to
you
NqHFqiiipB^Mî
THE
WORD
147
The
When He, the Spirit

George Wallace Briggs,
:4
:2zz
Lord Revealed
Spirit of the
of truth,
is
come,
He
1.
3.
iNf^fe=^s
=fc
::
-3
Lord re - vealed His

of
the
The Spir - it
The proph-ets passed: at length there came, To
E - ter - nal Spir - it, who dost speak To
will
tn
IT
is
t
i-5- I
Their heart and mind and

in - car - nate,
this our
That we, in
un - sealed His
whose name The
day, may seek To
to
A ^
JzJ
i
gloom of
The
twi- light
Thy word
of
gfj
And
As
Give
1-
the
the
com
qui
They
ver
past,
Him
part,
That
re
of the
vealed at
et
Jta
hum-ble
et-
un
ti
our Fa-ther's
fold
fied
will
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g=tz^tz==
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r
d
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wit-nessed to the dawn - ing word,

the ver - y Light of
light,
liv - ing Way;
tells
of Christ, the
self
&
ing
mm^m?
132
t:
man with men,

us
cient night
im
life
e;
in
an
o
J:
&
-XT
r
In
do
T^
still,
glo - ry
to
proph-ets tes
lips
The Word
old.
bide,
Zf:
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to saints of
so-journand a mind and con-science
r^5-
glzfzzFgzEgE
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truth. John 16:13
all
Arranged. Hamburg, 1598
r
2.
guide you into
will
1875
b.
light
last
heart
Pro-claimed the com - ing

Fa - ther to our
o
To hear and to
The
i
EE
Lord.
sight.
bey.
Jr.
THE
148
Jesus the Teacher

Matthew
6 and
is^^^s^^
R. A.
Van
Pelt,
1.
Our
2.
He
3.
When
Sav-iour
at
5,
John D. Brunk, 1872-1926
19th Century
taught us
the
his earth -ly
in
when by man
last He was
&
life
Taught peace, and how we should
op-pressed, To
betrayed,
nnt
of-fer e'en the oth
Dis-hon-ored
iîl
by the
Jt=5t
Siy^$
=tt=^:
No
bit - ter
%==&
an
no
tone,
an- gry word has
All
lamb-like
gry blow,
nev
er yet
dr.
No weap - on
for-give
er
HP
f-T
to
live.
to
seek.
as
this.
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=?
li
save His pre -cious word
heart-ache healed
a will
sub-dued,
the slaugh-ter led, While nails and spear His life-blood drew,
to
FP
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No emp-ty pomp, no
gau-dy show He gen
Nor made a
turn and
sin
ner
This crowning pray'r
cheek
^H
trai-tor's kiss,-
love
re - f rain from strife, And showed us how
in
He taught us to
To pray in spir -it, faith pos-sessed,AndHis for- giv - ing love
He gave command to sheathe the blade Nor need - ed He such arm
For
WORD
its
- tly
leads us
by His love.
His heart on God, with faith en - dued.
shed "For-give they know not what they do."
:
glo
ry
set
THE CHURCH
149
I
Lord,
Timothy
love
.._i'
Je
3.
have loved the habitation of Thy house. Psalm 26:8

Dwiglit, 1752-1817
1.
Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
sus,
Thy king
my
tears
Thou Friend
dom,
Lord,
The
shall
fall,
For
vine,
Our
di
sisiddki
house of Thine a - bodeher

my prayers as - cend;
Sav - iour and
our King,
It
H4-H-
-^
The Church our blest Re - deem - er saved With Kis own pre - eious blood.
toils and cares shall end.
be giv'n Till
her my cares and toils
To
Thy hand from ev - 'ry snare and foe Shall great de - liv - 'ranee bring.
wMd
S
fea^=J=J=J=te^J;i^^3bJg
love
Thy Church, O
yond
my
Sure
as
Thy
- J"H
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Be
high - est
truth shall
Her walls
God,
joy
To
last,
tt=
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3-,-j
prize
Zi
be
her
on
fore Thee
heav'n-ly
shall
be
stand,
ways,
giv'n
-.
Snim
of Thine eye, And "grav-en

Dear as
the
on Thy hand.
ap - pie
sol - emn vows, Her hymns of love and praise.
Her sweet com - mun-ion,
The bright - est glo-ries earth can yield, And bright-er bliss of heav'n.
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134
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THE CHURCH
150
The Blameless Church

A
glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such
B. Elliott
thing. Eph. 5:27
Amanda
Warren, 1867-1951
L. Speck, b. 1865
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1.
2.
3.
4.
glo - ri - ous
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spot and blame-less,
ho - ly,
See
the church in
her
spot and blame-less, so
the like - ness
spot and blame-less He bought her, In
of
spot or wrin - kle, From the last stain of
She's blame -less, with-out
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church Thou hast built! For
lives
on
the
beau - ty
sub -lime; She
heav - en
a - bove; From depths that were
she
free; With blood from the
sin
is
pa
tient
suf
glo
ly
bright hills of
sin
cross
fer,
ry,
He sought her,
doth sprin - kle
ful
He
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For this was Thy blood free - ly spilt.

She reigns o - ver sin
all
the time,
And fill Jd her with in - fi - nite love.
Her al - tars of cleans-ing for me.
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THE CHURCH
Church of God
151
The church
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of the living
God, the
pillar
Warner, 1842-1895
and ground of the truth. \ Tim. 3.15

Melody by Harry E. Rogers, 19th Century
Harmony by B. Elliott Warren, 1867-1951
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Church of
God, thou spot-less

God Him - self has set the
Church of God, "be - lov-ed
God's own ho - li - ness with
in heav - en
Church of God,
Thou hast known no

Or - gan -ized by
Lo! from God and
Glo
And
vir
gin,
Church of Christ for

bod - y
mem-bers In
His
Thou art
cit - y,
own
thee, His
writ-ten, Thine the
in
hu -man found-er,
Je - sus
on - ly,
out of heav - en,
ri - fied
in
His own
im - age,
the treas - ures to thee
giv - en,
of
beau
ris
ce
ty
en
whom He
-
les
died,
com-plete,
all
-
tial
mold;
on
thy brow;
life
of Christ,
- sus bought thee for

His bride.
Oh, the
un - ion pure and sweet!
Came the cit - y
of pure gold.
This thy won-drous por - tion now.
Nev-er, nev - er
can
be priced.
Je
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Sane - ti - fied by God the Fa - ther, Built by
Church of God, the an - gels mar-vel
At the
Stones of jas - per, clear as crys - tal
In
thee dwells the tri - une full-ness,
Far
a - bove this world 'scon-fu-sion,
the Ho - ly
Tem-pered by
Spir - it,
Earth and hell
in
ter-ror trem-ble,
And the Lamb, thy light for - ev - er,
All
a -round thee His sal - va - tion,
lov - ing bos - om,
Lean -ing on His
sus Christ, the Son,

sic
of
thy song;
Is
the build - ing of
thy wall;
Bless-ing all
thy pil - grim days;
Walk-ing close by
Je - sus' side,
-
Three in One.
Like the Ho - ly
moves a - long.
As
thy
ar - my
in
all.
all
Je
Je sus,
sus,
And be - fore thee gates of praise.
Is
the church, His cho - sen bride.
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THE CHURCH
The Church of the Living God

The House
of
God, whicli
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Built
Built
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3.
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with-out spot or wrin-kle,

Is
the Church of the
Rock re-vealed to
Pe - ter, It will stand ev - 'ry
and 'twill stand for - ev - er, It
is God's earth -ly
and in the one bod - y, 'Tis the Bride of the
the
safe
a
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was sent.
to earth
er with Him reign.
a
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way
3:15
filled with His

ing God; Born
of the Spir - it,
ing storm; Je - sus the head, we
liv - ing
the
ern-ment; To
shine on earth, and draw saints to once slain; The Church of God, the pure spot-less
Lamb
for
-J-
God. I Tim.
the church of the living
is
152
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God;
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of
hell
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His Voice
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Song.
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Renewal, 1945.
Rock. (Sol -id Rock.)
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THE CHURCH
153
For Christ and the Church

Christ
Eliza
E.
"For
"For
"For
"For
1.
2.
3.
4.
Hewitt,
loved
also
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church, and gave Himself for it. Eph. 5:25
the
William
1851-1920
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
the Church" let our voi - ces

ring,
Let us hon - or the
theChurch"be our ear - nest prayer, Let us fol - low His
the Church" will-ing of-f 'rings make, Time and tal - ents and
the Church" let us cast
a - side, By His con - quer-ing
and
and
and
and
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our own bless -ed King; Let us work

the cross dai - ly bear; Let us yield,
gold
for
the dear Mas-ter's sake; We will ren grace, chains of self, fear, and pride; May our lives
-A"^
ban
of
ner
strength of
Spir
bring
it's
to
so
aim
SHE
1838-1921
ii^Plf
name
Kirkpatrick,
J.
youth,
pow'r,
And loy
And faith
Him,
The heart's wealth of

Then hap - py
the
grand;
al
ful
:p:
ly
ly
with
whol
der
be
stand
serve
for
the
Him
in
love,
that
will
call
to
will
yield,
to
the best
en-riched
by
ly
king-dom
in
the
the
we can
an
of truth.
life's bright-est hour.
nev
.er
grow dim.
the Sav-iour's right hand.
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For
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our dear Re-deem
Christ,
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us pure and brave.
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THE CHURCH
154
Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken

Glorious things are spoken of thee,
John Newton,
Not
city of
God. Psalm
87:3
Jacob Henry Hall, 1855-1941
17-25-1807
too fast.
spo-ken, Zi - on, cit - y

of
our God;
Glorious things of thee are
wat-ers, Springing from e - ter - nal Love,
See the streams of liv - ing
the cloud and fire ap - pear
Round each hab - - ta - tion hov'ring, See
I, through grace, a
mem-ber am,
of
Zi - on's cit - y
Sav - iour, if
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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bro-ken Formed thee for His own
He whose word can - not be
all
fear of want
Well sup-ply
thy sons and daughters, And
and
cov'ring, Show -ing that the Lord
For
glo - ry
a
a
glo - ry
pit - y, I
will
in
Let the world de - ride or
m^=
:
On
With
Rock of
ing
^
sal
id
ges
- tion's walls sur-round-ed,

like the Lord the Giv - er,
joys and
on
last
What
can shake thy sure
Ev
er
re - pose?
flows their thirst to assuage;
Light by night and shade by day,
All
his boast -ed pomp and show;
found-ed,
tei
j^t
Safe they feed up

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Grace which,
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faint while such a
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the world-ling's pleas-ure,
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at
all
thy foes.
from age to age?

the man-na Which He gives them when they pray.
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children know.
ing treas-ure None but Zi
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fails
THE CHURCH
155
People of the Living God

Thy people
my
be
shall
God my God. Ruth 1:16

From Harmonia
people, and thy
James Montgomery, 1771-1854
3:
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tS
2.
Peo - pie
Lone - ly
3.
Tell
1.
me
mmms^
of
the
liv
no
of
Ion
not
ing
God,
ger
roam
and
loss,
gain
=F
have sought the world a
- round;
Like the cloud, the wind, the wave;
Ease, en - joy-ment, pomp, and pow'r;
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Paths
of
and
sin
sor
row
my
Where you dwell shall be

Wei - come pov - er - ty
and
Now
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to
you
Mine the God
"Fol
low
my spir
whom you
Me"
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it
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trod,
Peace and com - fort no - where found:
home, Where you die shall be
my grave;
cross, Shame, re-proach, af -flic-tion's hour.
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know Thy
=^T
turns,
Turns a
dore;
Your Re-deem
voice;
Je
fu
sus, Lord,
gi
er
Thy
tive
shall
steps
un
be
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re - ceive me
Breth -ren, where your al - tar burns, Oh,
- dol
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i
Earth can fill
my soul no more, Ev- ry
Now
I
take Thy yoke by choice, Light Thy bur - den now
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Whom
Jesus, from
All Blessings
That they may be one, even
as
We
are one.John
156
Flow
17:22
George Cole, 1792-1858
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2.
3.
Call
sus, from
let
them
whom
all
them all Thy

in -to Thy
mf^ H
r~r
bless-ings flow, Great build-er of Thy church be-low

mind ex-press, Stand forthThycho- sen wit-ness - es ;
won-drous light, Wor-thy to walk withThee in white
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Thy power un - to sal - va - tion show, And per - feet ho - li - ness be- low.
Make up Thy jew- els, Lord, and show Thy glo-rious spot-less church be-low.
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few that tru
ly
call
all
From
ev
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sinful wrin-kle
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hold
wait Thy sanc-ti -fy - ing Word,

Christians lived in days of old;
Redeemed from all in - i - qui - ty,
free,
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How
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U- nite and per - feet them in one.

Tliee their ut - most Sav - iourown,
- y
prov-erb of
re- proach and love.
their en-vious foes
to move,
fel - low -ship of
saints make known, And oh, my God, may
I
be one.
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THE CHURCH
157
Ye Are the Light

Ye are the
R.
light of the
world. Matt. 5:14
Craig, 19th Century
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1.
2.
3.
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the light
the light
of
the
world,
of
world,
are
the light
of
the
the
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Glad - ly the lost ones

Sun-shine their souls will
You will each shine as
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men
Home
to
the
Fa - ther
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way
er
shine,
Show
er
shine;
Loved ones are pant - ing for
er
shine,
Hal
ing the right
low the name that
to
is
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love;
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your light ev
your light ev
your light ev
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Chang-ing their night in - to day.

Down on the poor burdened heart.
lost,
S^
3d
Shed-ding your beams on the

Throw-ing the sun -shine of
Call - ing the lost sons of
let
world;
W-
Driv - ing the dark-ness a - way,

Caus - ing the clouds to de - part,
Thro' you the true light must shine,
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of the World
vive,
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star,
God's bound-less love they will know,

- ing
them up to the blest
or - bit
Fixed in
the
a - bove.
Lift
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THE CHURCH
Are You Adorning the Doctrine?

That they may adorn the doctrine
Charles
W.
God our Saviour
of
158
in all things. Titus 2:10
Andrew
Nuylor, 1874-1950
L.
1869-1952
Byers,
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Are
Are
Are
If
a-dorn-ing the doc-trine, The glo - ri - ous doc-trine of God,

a-dorn-ing the doc-trine, Andmak-ing at-trac-tive the way,
a-dorn-ing the doc-trine, By meek-ness and love and good will,
you're a-dorn- ing the doc-trine, Its beau-ties your soul will ar-ray;
you
you
you
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by the words that you say?
tle-ness, pa-tience and true-ness, Lib - er - ty's law
to ful - fill?
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of grace will be giv - en Strength from the Lord as your day
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So
Are
when the world looks up

you,
my
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Light from on high
you Noth - ing but Christ is

Prov - ing the Bi - ble
with-in
you Show-ing thesegrac-es
be stream-ing O - ver the path-way
ther and
if
will
on
sis
ter,
view?
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when the world
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Light from on high will be streaming
Noth - ing but Christ is

Prov - ing the Bi - ble
Show-ing these grac - es
ver
the pathway
in
view?
is
true?
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you tread.
THE CHURCH
Lord of the Church
159
And
Edward
Osier,
for me, that
[pray']
utterance
may
me. Eph.
be given unto
Thomas
1798-1863
6:19
Hastings, 1784-1872
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1.
2.
3.
Lord of the Church, we humbly pray For those who guide us in Thy way,
Help them to preach the truth of God, Re-demp-tion thro' the Saviour's blood;
to Thee a -lone; Then hear the welcome word, "Well done!"
So may they live
vLuô
And speak Thy ho - ly

Nor let the Spir - it
And take their crown a
Word:
With love
cease
bove;
On
En
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all
the
ter
in
vine their hearts in

to
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- spire,
gifts to show'r;
their Mas-ter's joy,
Church His
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And touch their lips with hallowed fire, And need-ful strength af-ford.
To them a mes - sen-ger of pow'r, To us, of life and peace.
e-ter - ni - ty em-ploy In praise, and bliss, and love.
And all
100
Let zion's
i
Watchmen
All
A -men.
Awake
hex watch for your souls, as they that must give account . Heb. 13:17
Sylvanus Billings Pond, 1792-1871
Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751
EEE^sfeng
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1.
2.
Let
'Tis
Zi
on's
not
They watch for
4.
Lord, let
of
souls, for
Thy serv
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144
cause
3.
HdarfE
watchmen
-
wake And take th' a -larm they give,

small im - port, The pas- tor's care demands;
all
which the Lord Did heav'n-ly
ants, as
PvfLfi
^rtJ
they preach,
Thy great
sal
bliss fore
-
va
tion
go!
see;
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MINISTRY
Watchmen
Let Zion's
All
Awake
Wgîi&aa
Now
them from the mouth of God

But what might fill an an - gel's heart,
For souls, which must for-ev - er live,
And watch Thou dai - ly o'er their souls,
let
Their
sol
And
filled
re - ceive.
a
Sav-iour's hands.
In
rap-tures, or
in
woe.
That they may watch for Thee.
ft Jr.
Ê^JEg
sFf
t'nc
Me
Lord, Speak to
That we might know
161
things that are freely given to us of
Frances R. Havergal, 1836-1879
ech
and
ver
wilt,
seek,
feed
word,
see,
that
that
may
may
speak,
lead
The
full
ness,
Lord,
Un
til
my
J tut
as
Thou
me
with
Thy
use
me,
Lord,
use
heart
and
when, and
of
-
'ring
o'er
As
feet;
flow
In
where;
Un
err
ing
me,
ven
tone:
Thy
oes
the
y
Thy
Thy
Thy
Thy
Cor. 2:12
Lord,
fill
wav
God. I
George Hews, 1806-1873
me
Lord, speak to
lead me,
O
O
O
emn charge
chil
hun-g'ring ones
love
to
tell,
rest,
Thy
joy,
In
Thou hast sought, so

feed me, Lord, that
kin-dling thought and
- til
Thy bless - ed
dren
with
Thy
Thy
lost
man
praise
glo -
and
na
liv -
wan
face
ing
d'ring
me
may
let
glow
ing
I
lone,
to
sweet,
show,
ry
share.
A -MEN.
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145
THE CHURCH
Speak Gently
162
Admonish him
as a brother. \\ Thess. 3:15
G. Lee, 19th Century
F.
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1.
3.
4.
fr
Speak gen
may
Ye
2.
Speak gen
Heir
of
With which
Un How He
to
the
err
not
know how
ear
nest
tly
to
err
ing
the
the
self
game her
i -
Ye know
They strug
- ly
Oh, do
tage, Child of
one
dark temp - ta - tion came, In some

hour
of weak - ness came, And
sad
dark - ly stain'd by
sin,
He
is
stum - bled in
the path Thou hast
the
er
ing ones
tly
the
til
ev
hath
but
all
or
how
not
thou
for
the
self
A Charge
thy
to
Keep
give thee charge in the sight of
1.
A
To
3.
Arm
4.
Help
charge to
to
fell.
broth
yet.
er
ness trod.
9-
Have
6:13
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keep
serve the pres

me with jeal
me
hour.
God. I Tim.
l=pi=liii
2.
get,
same God,
thus they
weak
in
well,
-
guard - ed
1707-1788
Charles VVeslev,
ly
J-rff
the pow'r
not
gled,
un
t=:
163
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-
ent
ous
watch and
have,
age,
God
My
call
in
care,
As
pray,
And,
'I
on
U_l
glo
to
ing
to
Thy
Thy
sight
self
re
fy;
ri
ful
to
fill
live;
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must
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be our hearts a last to
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1800-1894
God, ac - cept my
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Let ev - 'ry tho't and
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3:
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sin
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And
lies, And
pow'r, At
still,
God, Accept
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2.
new,
166
4.
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tri - fles, rise
Rise from these earth-ly
On wings of faith and
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2.
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For thus
Samuel
Coffman,
F.
b.
it
Name
becometh us
167
of Christ, the Lord
to fulfill all righteousness.
Matt.
Thomas
1872
3:15
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thus our faith with wa - ter seal
With conscience free, we rest in God,
And for Thy grace our love shall be
Lord, While
The answer
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Him
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for His ho - ly Word,

fy
His sa - cred rite;
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Com-fort-er comes nigh;
His right-eous-ness ful

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all
fill.
feel.
love and peace, thro' Je-sus' blood.

For - ev - er, on - ly, Lord, for Thee.
In
We
168
Confess
good conscience toward God. I
19th Century
Pet. 3:21
John Chetham, 1685-1763
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3.
4.
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fess the worth

here a - vow,
Fa-ther's name,
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this the out - ward seal,
Death to each flesh - ly lust;
We'd walk as sons of God;
We'd keep His tern - pie pure,
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call
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trust,
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149
THE CHURCH
169
Form
Behold, Where, in a Mortal
For it pleased the Fattier that

William Enfield, 1741-1797
Him
in
should
fulness dwell. Col.
all
Thomas
A.
1:19
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mor - tal
a
of heav'n-ly
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Christ our pat - tern and
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To spread the rays
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to
To preach glad ti - dings
He washed their feet, He wiped their tears, And healed each bleeding wound.
may we
170
ho
steps,
ly
His
and
joy
glo
ry
share.
Love Consecrates the Humblest Act

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then, your
McManus,
Lord and Master, have washed your feet. John 13:14

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19th Century
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the cross, Christ bowed and washed the feet
Me Lord and Mas - ter, all. Yet 1 would hum - bly bow
"As
1
have done this un - to
you, My breth-ren, here this night,
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true,
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do
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deed,
to
each
and
all,
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hal - lows ev - 'ry need.

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ye
be - hold Me now.
When I have passed from sight.
Shall we not glad - ly
do?
Of
As
FEET
That Doleful Night

Ye do shew the Lord's death
till
He come. I
171
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are met, And
to re - mem - ber Thee
- cred sign To
our re - membrance brings;
our tongues, and set in frame Each heart that pants
for Thee,
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night be
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sol - emn
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repeat, "The
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To sing " Ho - san - na
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no - bier things.
died for
me."
feast
died
172
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dwell. Psalm 132:14
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my
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fru - i- tion
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me the Sav -iour died.
blood, And cleanse and keep me clean.
lone, My hands, my head, my heart.
die, And
my soul be love.
all
;
THE CHURCH
173
Extol the Love of Christ

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Samuel
Coffman.
F.
Ex
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and took a towel, and girded Himself. John 13:4

George F. Root, 1820-1895
riseth from supper,

b.
1872
the love
of Christ, ye saints, And sing His won-drous
the love which sought to show The Fa-ther's bound-less
The Lord and Mas - ter hum - bly served To
glo - ri - fy
the
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WASHING
FEET
If I
Lydia
Would Be a
174
God
Child of
wash thee not, thou hast no part with Me. John 13:8
Thomas Hastings,
Fornev, 19th Century
//
1784-1872
a child of God, I
sure-ly must o - bey His Word;
I would be
last great feast-time hav-ing come Be - fore our Lord was go - ing home
- pie
in
their midst a - gain This new ex to
ex -plain,
3. Then, seat-ed
4. "Ye
so
I
am. "Then ought ye, too,
call me Lord and Mas- ter, true, For
Lord, have seen it meet To
stoop and wash
brethren's feet,
5."If
I, your
fol - low Thee:
come in deep hu - mil - i "- ty;
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have done to you. John 13:15

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Christ in the night He was be-trayed For us
The pas-chal feast was there prepared, And Lord and serv-ants mu-tual shared;
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aft - er He had washed their feet, Re-sumed His gar-ment, took His seat,
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And if ye then My serv-ants be, O - bey My Word and fol - low Me."
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THE CHURCH
According to Thy Gracious Word
176
This do
in
remembrance
Me. I
of
Cor.
11:24
Hugh
Wilson, 1764-1824
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This
gra-cious word, In meek hu - mil - i - ty,
ken for my sake, My bread from heav'n shall be; Thy
Re-mem-ber Thee and all Thy pains, And all Thy love to me: Yea,
And when these fail -ing lips grow dumb, And mind and memory flee, When
Ac cord
Thy bod
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Thy
ing
to
y,
bro
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will
do,
my
dy - ing Lord,
I
take,
cup
ta - men - tal
while a breath, a pulse re-mains,
Thou shalt in Thy king-dom come,
tes
177
mem-ber
mem-ber
- mem-ber
re-mem-ber
re
re
re
will
And thus
Will
Je
sus,
Thee,
Thee.
Thee.
me.
A -men.
In BTemory of the Saviour's Love

This do
Thomas
Gotten!!,
in
remembrance
of .Me.
1779-1823
Luke 22:19
Melody
Ait. bv
of the 18th Century

Robert Simpson, 1790-1832
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
In mein 'ry of
the Sav-iour's love, We keep
Here let our ran - sotn'd pow'rs u - nite, His hon One fold, one faith, one hope, one Lord, One God
By faith we take the bread of life, With which
Un - der His ban - ner thus we sing The won -
Where ev
And
And
cup,
thus
hum-ble, con
'ry
Let grate
Breth-ren
we
joy
are
let
ev
ev
in
to
ken
of
ti
ci -
ful
an
fill
;
pate
cred feast,
to
raise
a - lone
our souls
we
know
are
fed
His
love.
ders
of
wel a
ev - 'ry voice
af - fee 'ry heart With kind
sin
for
His blood That was
by faith The heav'n ly feast
trite
heart
Is
'ry
mind,
And
j-
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154
sa
name
or'd
made
the
r-
come
guest.
be praise.
tions glow.
ners shed.
a - bove.
COMMUNION
Sweet the Moments
178
Walter Shirlev, 1725-1786
Unknown
Source
Fine.
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Life
and health and peace pos - sess - ing From the sin - ner's dy -ing Friend,
lie
this
Tru - ly bless - ed
sta - tion, Low
be - fore His cross to
is
inHis Ian -guid eye.
While I
see
di - vine com -pas - sion Float - ing
Love and grief my heart di - vid - ing, With my tears His feet I bathe;
Con - stant still in faith a - bid - ing, Life de - ri v - ing from His death.
Pre - cious drops my soul

be - dew
much I''ve much for - giv Love
I
Prove His wounds each day more heal
Here
Here
May
I'll
sit
it
is
still
for- ev
I
en
er
find
my
joy
this
r-
and claim my peace with God.

mir - a - cle
en; Pm
a
of grace,
ing, And Him- self more deep - ly known.
ing, Plead
view- ing Mer->cy's streams in streams of blood,

heav - en, While up - on
the Lamb
I
gaze,
all
feel - ing, In
need
to
Je - sus
go,
pi^B
Jesus In Gethsemane
My
Thomas
1.
2.
3.
4.
179
exceeding sorrowful, even unto death. Matt. 26:38

MacKellar, 1812-1899
Christian H. Brunk, 1845-1921
soul
is
O
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the ag - o - niz-ing prayer Ris- ing on the mid-night air! "Let this cup pass
the tears and blood-y sweat Fall-ing fast on 01 - i - vet! In Thy lone-ly
what wrath of earth and hell On Thy head un-pity-ing fell, When Thy passion
Wak-en me from sin - ful sleep; Faithful, loving, make me keep, Watching ev-'ry
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Shed-ding crimson tears for me, Je
ag - o - y,
time be gan, Bear-er of the sin of man, Je
hour with Thee Who didst ag - o - nize for me, Je
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EVANGELISTIC
180
I've Enlisted in the Service

For
w illiam
L4:
to
me
live
to
Christ,
is
and
to
die
gain. Phil. 1:21
is
Andrew
Henry, 1867-1955
J.
Byers,
L.
1869-1952
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I
meet with Sa - tan by the
en do
Now the world hasceased to be a friend to
or give the bat -tie
shall nev-er tire
I
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Lord,
j,
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way, And
me, And
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his fier - y darts so

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ACTIVITY
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die.
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I,
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dh
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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181
send me. Isa. 6:8
Lida Shivers Leech,
h- 8rj
have made my choice to fol-low Christ each day,

Let me i - die not the pre-cious hours a - way,
1873-1962
d:
am Thine for serv-ice, Lord;

am Thine for serv-ice, Lord;
I willnever askThee"How"or"Where"or"Why?"For I've cast my lot with Thee
I am Thine for serv - ice till the last glad hour Shall have passed on earth from me;
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Thine for serv-ice, Lord;
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Till the glo - ry gates shall o-pen
by,
And I wake to serv-ice of a great-er pow'r, Thro' a glad e - ter - ni - ty.
Tho'
As Thy
fal-ter
voice shall bid me,
on the thorn -y
I
will
go or
by and
Thine for service when the days are drear, Thine for serv-ice when the skies are clear;
r^#fcfcfe^=
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Yes, Thine for serv-ice thro 'the
coming
years,
am
Thine for serv-ice, Lord.
Pppmpn^ppi
E ."ANGELISTIC
While the Days Are Going By
182
/
must work the works
of
Him
Me, while
that sent
it
is
day.John 9:4
Ira D. Sankey,
George Cooper, 1840-1905
1840-1908
itppprppiiiiigg
While the days are
While the days are
While the days are
There are lone - ly hearts to cher - ish,

die scorn -ing,
i
There's no time for
the lov - ing links that bind us,
All
1.
2.
3.
mm
go - ing
go -ing
go - ing
by;
by;
by
EÊ
*-&-
*
There are wea
Let your face
One by one
souls
a smile we can
Oh, the world is full
But the seeds of good
If
who per
While the days

be like the morn -ing, While the days
we leave be - hind us, While the days
ry
go
go
go
are
are
are
ish,
mmmm
ing
ing
ing
by;
by;
by;
rfpts^^^^
re-new, As our jour-ney we pur -sue, Oh, the good we

of sighs, Full of sad and weep-ing eyes, Help your fall-en
we sow, Both in shade and shine will grow, And will keep our
mmk^mimk
Fine
Refrain
While the days are go-ing by.

broth-er rise, While the days are go-ing by.
hearts aglow, While the days are go-ing by.
r " mg
U
&
all
Go
Es=lle
may
do,
ing by,
go
Go-ing by,
158
ing by,
go-ing by,
f>m i
Dy
g " ing KDy
A
uo-ing Dy,
go-ing Kr
by,
Oh,
thej
:iîp
'
we
all
may
do,
mm
ACTIVITY
AND SERVICE
183
In the Harvest Field

She gleaned
Christopher R. Blackall,
2.
in
tlie field
until
even. Ruth 2.17
1830
b.
the har - vest field there is work to

the gar - ner well, with its sheaves all bright,
re - ward,
the glean-ers' path may be rich
the realms a - bove
the Har -vest Home in
Crowd
3.
In
4.
Lo!
;Ê
jj
and
and
and
who
ttzi
Shall be gained by
each
ip^g^gip^:
> -frr-d
_rfc=
For the grain is

ripe,
Let the song be glad,
Tho' the time seems long,
I*-fc-
=t
And
the Mas- ter's voice bids the work-ers true

the pre -cious hours, ere the shades of night
hard; For the Mas- ter's joy, with His cho - sen shared,
has toiled and strove, When the Mas -ter's voice, in
its tones
of love,
the reap - ers
the heart be
the la - bor
few;
light; Fill
mmmmmmmm^m
Refeain
iîillittlS
:s
3=
the call that He gives

the gold the place of
Drives the gloom from the dark Calls
a - way
to
e - ter -
Heed
Take
Keep
la
bor
to
en
est
nal
day.
day.
day.
day.
La
the bright reward in
bor
on!
la
La
view;
bor
bor on!
For the Mas
ter
on!
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has
EVANGELISTIC
184
Want
The people had
W.
Be a Worker
to
a
mind
to
work. Neh. 4:6
W.
Isaiah Baltzell, 1832-1893
Isaiah Baltzell,
1832-1893
isa
mmmmm
s j=j=^4=j^^^^^^^^
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1.
2.
3.
4.
want
want
want
want
be
be
be
be
to
to
to
to
a
a
a
a
work-er
for the Lord,
I
work-er
ev - 'ry day,
I
work-er strong and brave, I
work-er, help me, Lord, To
want
want
want
to
to
to
love and
lead the
trust in
lead the
lost
and
sr
Bifcfei^tliippi
want to sing and pray, and be bus-y ev-'ry day
That leads to heav'n a-bove, where all is peace and love,
All who will truly come, shall find a hap-py home
Thy Word That points to joys on high, where pleas-ures nev-er die
trust His ho
ly
Word;
err-ing in the way

Je - sus'pow'rtosave;
err
ing
^m
t
_it=g
In
to
the
king
mm
Refrain
dom
of
the
Lord.
will
^1
work,
and pray,
.1
will
tî
v&xtftltf&&iî44
pray
In
the vineyard,
in
the vine-yard of the
work and pray
Tf-t-Tf
fc
J J J Jf
J*
Lord;
of the Lord
will
Slilli
iîSSpttiiip^^
work
I will
pray,
isîfe
e
160
will
la-bor
ev-'ry
day In
the vineyard of
the Lord.
ACTIVITY
AND SERVICE
To the Work
Go work
Fanny
day
to
in
my
vineyard.
185
Matt.
Crosby, 1820-191!
J.
21:28
'^^^^^ms^mmm
1.
2.
3.
4.
To
To
To
To
the work! we are serv-ants

the work! let thehun-gry
the work there is lab - or
the work in the strength of
the work! to
the work! to
the work! to
the work to
of God, Let us fol - low the

be fed; To
the foun -tain of
for all, For the king-dom of
the Lord, And a robe and
a
liilii^^
tmi^wM
tr
path that our Mas-ter has trod With the balm of His coun - sel our strength to renew,
Life let the wea - ry be led
In
the cross and its ban - ner our glo - ry shall be,
dark-ness and er-ror shall fall, And the name of Je - ho - vah ex - alt - ed shall be
crown shall our la-bor reward When the home of the f aith-f ul our dwell-ing shall be,
;
î
tzS
Refrain
m&d
=te
IE
Toil-ing
Let
us do with our might what our hands find to do.
While we her -aid the
ti-dings, "Sal - va - tion is free!"
In
the loud swell-ing cho - rus "Sal-va- tion is free!"
And we shout with the ransomed, "Sal - va - tion is free!"
toil
ing
Toil
on,
toil
ing
ing on
fc
toil
Toil-ing on,
mm
on,
on,
*=E
ing
on,
Toil-ing on
toil
ing
on
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kfÊ^^^^^=^
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Let
us
r=t r
hope,
e"usb
let
and trust,
watch,
And
la
bor
till
^r-hzsj-s-
the
Mas
ter comes,
and pray,
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I
161
EVANGELISTIC
186
B.
J.
i.
Rouse,
2.
Wait
Do
Ev
4.
for Jesus
He
wise. Prov. 11:30
that
winneth souls
is
Mackay, 19th Century
4= -jj-t
3.
Winning Souls
-M-
B. Mackay,
J.
19th Century
gPP5=^WFfeT^ j, jf-
be ye up
ye Chris - tian work - ers,
some more con- ven no Ion - ger for
the nn ter
at
fal your spir - its
you win shall add a star
'ry soul
-A-
and
do
ient
sea
tak
ing;
son;
Shall
Souls
the
are
ing,
Lest
one
ty
To
the
der of bean
^g=pj^=Eiii
#dt
Mas-
ter's
king-
dom
suf
your hands? There are pre - cious souls just

he lost;
Talk or sing
of Je - sua,
at
fcr
dy - ing 'round you, let thetu not

might re-pay you with
a
cm
crown
of j:lo - ry
Je - sus has
el
for
Do
sneer?
you;
Al
^ mm.
not
let
ways thus
them per be work -
ish;
ing,
mmm
Fine.
=3:
wait ing for your woo- ing; Go ye forth and win them, Christ your Lord commands.
they will yield to rea - son; Tell of their re - demp- tion, what a price it
cost,
stand no lou - ger quak-iug; Win them for the Mas - ter, tell them He is
near.
do - ing all your du - ty, Win-ningsoulsfor Je - sus; they will bless you too.
-
&g$4LLuLt
D.S.seek-ing to re-claim them,
Refrain
souls,
winulug
-SS= H
,
winning
fete
162
*
souls
be up and win-ning souls, While
souls,
iz4
ttr^
r*
EE3r-r rcr c
Winning
win-ning souls
for
Je
=t
d to-day.
î^l
O
sus,
'tis call'
what joy
in
'
wm
c:
-r f
_gj_g.
-4^=^==ts=h
p=*
from
the down- ward
FPfr?
way; Out
up
on
the
&
IZII
p
high
ways,
AND SERVICE
ACTIVITY
187
Bringing In the Sheaves

He
shall
come again with
Knowles Shaw, 1834-1878
Ê#^hH
*-**-*-<
the morn-ing, sow-ing seeds of kind-ness, Sow-ing in the noon -tide

the sun-shine, sow-ing in the shad-ows, Fear-ing neither clouds nor
ing forth with weeping, sow-ing for theMas-ter, Tho' the loss sus-tained our
2.
Sow-ing
Sow-ing
3.
Go-
1.
'
him. Psalm 126:6

George A. Minor, 1845-1904
rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with
in
in
-9i&jr
-*"
"W-
-*
^*-
and the dew -y
eve; Wait-ing for the har-vest, and the time of reap -ing,
winter's chilling breeze; By
and by the har-vest, and the la - bor end - ed,
spirit of t-en grieves; When our weeping's o - ver, He will bid us wel-come,
W=^z=^
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f
m S
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&
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in
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the sheaves. Bringing in the sheaves, bringing
?=t=fi^
v-f-
KEFBAIN
fc
We shall come, re-joic-ing, bringing in
= 4s:
g_
lot.
jg
the sheaves, We shall come, rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves Bringing in the sheaves,
bring-ing
^1
in the sheaves,
S=S
We shall come, re
~00
joic
ing,
Brfng-ing
in
^r-H-t
the sheaves.
I
163
EVANGELISTIC
Throw Out the
188
He
Lord,
cried, saying,
Life-Line
saxte
me. Matt.
14:30
Edward
Edward
S.
3.
Throw out
Throw out
Throw out
4.
Soon
1.
2.
will
the
the
the
the
Life-Line
a - cross the dark wave. There is
a broth-er whom
Life-Line with hand quick and strong: Why do you
tar - ry, why
Life-Line
to dan - ger fraught men, Sink - ing in an-guish where
Soon will they drift
sea - son
of
res - cue
be o'er,
to e-
someone should
save;
long?
you've nev - er been:
ter - ni - ty's shore;
lin
ger
so
t
$==*=$=
Some - bod
See!
he
Winds
of
y's
is
temp
oh,
sink - ing; oh,
- ta - tion
and
broth
has
bil -
for
de
4^5^v
no
J>
M
a.f. M
=
Throw out
-p
Throw out
p
v-
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!
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rffir
drift
>
Line!
Throw out
r frT-r
164
the Life-Line!
LI
the Life
(*
Line!
4^
ing
way;
5E3E
Throw out
Wt$&m
Some -one
fe^^L^^fefefei^
Life
.1
is
Will
But
lay,
SS=^=^^>
a
2H-g
the Life-Line! Some-one
And
Refrain
_*
To
dare
to-day
of
woe
time
er,
mm 5
will
ten
lows
^444
my
Haste then,
who then
broth-er!
r
~W
throw out the Life - Line, his
per - il
to share?
out with the Life -Boat! a- way, then,
a- way!
flow.
soon hurl them out where the dark wa ters
throw out the Life Line and save them to - day.
S. Ufford, 1851-1929
G. Stebbins, 1846-1945
An. by George
Ufford, 1851-1929
is
sink
ing
the
p=p
to
-m
day.
ACTIVITY
Work, For the Night
The night cometh, when no man can work. John
Work, for
Work, for
Work, for
the night
is
the night
the night
is
9:4
ss^d^
1.
189
Coming
Is
Annie L. Coghill, 1836-1907

Alt. by Lowell Mason, 1792-1872
2.
AND SERVICE
fEEE5
F=rr
com
com
com
ing!
ing!
Work
Work
Un -
thro'
the
morn
thro'
the
sun
sun
ing
hours;
ny
noon;
^^=i=h^~i-^^^^^-^
3.
is
ing!
l=F=?=i^
Work, while the dew
Fill
bright-est hours
While their bright
tints
der
the
is
spar
with
are
glow
kling;
la
Work
bor;
Rest
ing,
Work,
set
-&
**
'mid spring
comes sure
for
day
ing flow'rs;
and
soon.
light
flies;
^rt^^^^^y
Work
Work
while the day

ev - 'ry fly
the last
till
grows bright
ing
min -
beam
fad
Work,
Work,
Work
'
Un
the glow
ing
sun;
ute
Some-thing to
keep
in
store;
eth,
Fad
shine
no
more;
er,
der
eth
to
mm^
B^
*=*
feP^^SESH
:*=*
Give
skies,
r=r
for
the night
is
for
the night
is
com
com
while the night
is
dark
ing,
ing,
'ning,
When man's work

When man works
When man's work
^S
is
done,
no
more,
is
o'er.
EVANGELISTIC
190
Cannot Be Idle
Henry
J.
can
can
can
can
not
not
not
not
he
be
he
be
Je
for
the
soon
die,
die,
die,
die,
time
time
no
o'er,
And
And
And
pose,
My
says, "Go
so white,
sus
are
fields
will
be
for
re
eee
M--
rfm-At^t+^
work
My
har-vest to
num - ber - less sheaves will be
reap - ing
for
be end - ed
resting shall be
o - ver
in
And
lost;
then
They per
aye;
I'll
there,
Where
day;
gath
all
eve-ning,
for want of
lost from
the
the faith -ful
the
at
-
ish
er
of
la
bor
reap
done,
save,
is
to
of
ers
by - ways
heav - en
What
How
sin
To
bove
ev
er
is
aw
ful
to
walk
crown
in
of
right
think
the
beau
bright glo
of
-
ti
ry
when
more
the
in
v^
will
pay.
the
cost!
ful
shall
way.
wear.
Refbain
II
fl-
it
**
to
the
1 **-
t)
way
Then
work
go
(I'll
a^fe^
will
go),
And
3E
'E|^|*g;
join
166
in
the
reap -ing of
grain
(I'll
go),
And back from
the har-vest with
ACTIVITY
fc=*
F^*^
beau
35
ti
=S:
ful sheaves,
Trumpet
AND SERVICE
Cannot Be Idle
I'll
3-=^^F=3F ppp
g
5=
come with
re
Co. in Truth in Song.
joic
ing
gain.
Used by permission.
191
Building for Eternity

man
Let every
James
B. Coats,
ptj
take heed
how he
buildeth thereupon. I Cor. 3:10
James
1902-1961
2.
3.
La
bor
SPSBW
,_
ter
ni
ty;
But
in
Lest
by
mm
f
Fine
i
|
*Ef
us use great care,

storms the work can't stand, Build-ing for
dark -ness we're un-done,
A-A-r*-
tr
f-rlr-f- p= ltqte=8:
let
1902-1961
Work-ers,
e
ere the night has come,
+E E-tJ^ - fg-^f
(A
Coats,
îjT^rQ:
J jfli-j-nliJ * i
Work-ers on
a build -ing rare,
Some work on the shift -ing sand, Build-ing for
1.
B.
8=
mm
ter
ni
ty.
Some are
Some are
Come and
and
rich
beg-gars,
la
bor,
Ne
^PN
^^S^p^^p^^di
some are poor, Some are careless, some are
poor like me, Yet
a workman true, you
halt
rt
or lame,
Ev
'ry
mite
in
Workman, will your toil
en - dure?
Seek-ing heav-en pure and free,
Je-sus' name, Much or
lit - tie count the same,
*=
i=*rj~*=z*zz
Copyright, 1941, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co.
sure,
see,
il
Used by permission.
Mill
167
EVANGELISTIC
192
Something to Do
Son, go work to day in
Source
21:28
Will H. Ruebush, 19th Century
m^^m^^mmw^
-J
&Zt
1.
There's work for
2.
The
The
3.
my vineyard. Matt.
Unknown
the hand and there's work for the

must besooth'dand the hun - gry be
Mas- ter says "Work," and has shown us the
Something to
do,
Something to. do,way. Something to
do,
heart,
sick
fed,
mm-
nn
-N
some-thing
some-thing
some-thing
_^.
And
do;
do;
do;
to
to
to
The
He
IS
each should be
bus - y per- form-ing
nak - ed
be cloth'd aud the
er - ring
says "Not
to- mor - row. the
time is
^j
^_
work
for
all
to
There's work for
do.
the yonng; There's work for
the
\r
t
us
all
and
ged and
I -
fe
-62
u
part,
Refbain
for
be
led,
to- day,"
W.
There's some-thing
his
ex- cus
3=
es
for
fc^
none;There's
mm
fe^^^pgîi^diafeii
work
168
for
the
fee-ble and work for the strong; There's something for all
to
do,
feiaWfftfF^ffPfjpi
ACTIVITY
AND SERVICE
Let the Lower Lights Be Burning
193
Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your
Father which is in heaven. Matt. 5:16
Ifc*
iîJ^-Q
1.
2.
3.
beams our Fa-ther's mer-cy From His light -house ev - er - more,

Dark the night of sin has set -tied, Loud the an - gry bil-lows roar;
Trim your fee - ble lamp, my broth-er: Some poor sail -or tem-pest- tossed,
Bright-ly
1*
A^
1*
1*
A A
U u=t=Ek
=
-|
\-.
k*
ha-
Vtr
pg^^feîite^fe
But
Ea
to
us
ger eyes
Try
ing
He
gives the keeping
are watch-ing, long -ing,

to make the har - bor,
now
A-*
A pA^ A
Ar A
U-
1^
A^j
Of
the lights a -long
the shore.
For
the lights a -long

the dark-ness may
the shore.
In
A A
A-s
A-?
be
lost.
g-g J
1
U>
Refkain
^-rw
ft
-fig
fe
-*-*)
Let the low
er lights be burn -ing!
Send
a.
gleam a
cross the wave!
1
i/
33
Some poor
faint
i*
iP^=db^=î^fl
ing struggling sea-man

-A-=
You may
res -cue, you
A^ A rA
may
save.
g-5-
iiiiiiintîi
EVANGELISTIC
194
Rescue the Perishing
He
which converteth the sinner from, the error
James
Fanny
way
shall save a
soul from death.
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
his
of
5:20
-4-
-h
Ji* rnr^
_3_
3.
- cue the per-ish-ing,

Care for the dy - ing, Snatch them in pit - y from
Though they are slighting Him, Still He is wait-ing, Wait - ing the pen - i - tent
Down in the hu-man heart, Crushed by the tempter, Feel - ings lie bur - ied that
4.
Res
1.
2.
Res
cue the per
S^
4~r
n
s
p
sin
child
ish
ing,
1*
Du
it;
Strength for thy
t2=5Z
p3
P=*
and
the grave;
Weep
to
re-ceive;
Plead with them ear-nest-
Touched by a lov Back to the nar-rowway
can
re -store;
Lord
will
pro -vide;
bor the
la
ee
h~l^~~l^~K
p P p
grace
the err
o'er
ing one,
up
Lift
-H
the
\-
fall
Plead with them gen

ing heart, Wak-ened by kind
ty de-mands
ly,
Pa
tient
ly
win
ness,
them;
A A A
en,
tly,
p
Refbain
J-J^JÛ^feiJsNN
raE^
s==t
i
*^M-
Tell
them
He
will
of
for
Je
-
Chords that were bro

Tell
the poor
wan-
the
sus
give
if
they
ken
d'
migh
on vi
will
rer a
ty to
save.
be - lieve.
Res
brate once more.
ly
cue the per
ish
Sav-iour has died.
Brf-g-Ff-atf-H^ff
Care
170
,.
ing,
N^îja
y
i^b
HNN
for
the
dy
J^ ^g
f*
ing;
Je
"f'.r X^
f^F
sus
is
mer
A
g U
(*
r*
ci
~T~
Je
ful,
A
i
sus
will
-^
save.
11
ACTIVITY
AND SERVICE
Lord, Give Us a Vision

Coyne over into Macedonia, and
Orvin
1.
2.
3.
Davis,
S.
b.
195
us. Acts 16:9
iielp
1902
Lord, give us
har-vest
Lord, give us
The
Orvin
a
is
vi
sion
of
great and the
vi
of
sion
souls gone a-stray,

lab-'rers are few,
work to
be done,
Davis, b. 1902
S.
Out on the cold

The har-vest time
Of
du - ties neg-
===
ee
*=tc
w^m^M
moun-tains of
soon will be
lect - ed each
sin;
o'er;
day;
rfy
For
soon
Go
work
Lord, give
Help us to
The Mas-ter
Re - new our
-*
the judg-ment will
be
no
us
be
a
vi
work-ing while yet
is
call-ing
lost
I +t-!- A*-
*J
and
be
die
sion
we
vi
~*~^M
-
sion
me
to
of souls
p
U
it
is
and
to
Fu
vi
S=
day,
you,
be won,
to
:=t
gin.
more. Lord, give us
sion
we
of
pray.
Se^#=Î
in
to
our heart and
make
it
a -new, Lord, give us
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Co.
Used by permission.
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EVANGELISTIC
196
Onward, Christian Soldiers
The weapons
our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God

of strong holds. 11 Cor. 10:4
of
Arthur
Sabine Baring Could, 1834-1924
to
the pulling
I j
g=feteg
On
ward, Chris-tian sol

ar
might -y
a
Crowns and thrones may per
On - ward then, ye
peo
1.
Like
2.
3.
4.
ish,
Marching
as
to
Moves the Church of
King-doms rise and
pie,
Join
diers,
my
hap
our
war, With the

God; Broth-ers,
wane, But
the
py throng, Blend with
nnm
up
d=d
of
Je
are tread
Church of Je
ours your voi
sus
ing
sus
ces
cross
we
Go - ing on
be Where the saints have
fore:
trod:
Con - stant
main:
In
the
re
will
tri
Roy
Christ the
We
are
Gates of
umph song;"Glo
al
not
di-
hell
can
praise and
ry,
j^t
r
i
Mas
ter
Leads a
vid
ed,
All
er
or,
nev
hon
1842-1900
Sullivan,
S.
down
one
gainst the
bod - y
foe;
For -ward
we,
One
in
-F
Al
-
bat
doc
to
hope and
in
p,
=:~jt
g==gb*
EE
trine,
We have Christ's own prom

'Gainst the Church pre-vail:
Un - to Christ the King;" This thro' count-less a -
tie,
ise,
ges
F-i
Refrain
See,
His
ban
One in char
And that can
Men and
mE^
an
^P^PPPSPPi
r
ners
-
go.
ty.
not
fail.
gels
sing.
On - ward,
Chris-tian
n^^--
sol
m-
diers,
-#^P
*r
March - ing
ACTIVITY
AND SERVICE
iifppîp
as
With the cross of
war,
to
l=p=8
r=
Je
Go
sus
on
ing
be
fore.
j.
iHiîiiil
Now
My mouth
Fanny
3.
4.
J.
â
word
word
word
word
a
a
a
a
just
just
just
just
SEEE
iE
Je
Je
Je
Je
for
for
for
for
^m
bus;
Your
dear
sus;
You
bus;
sus;
And
your sins
can
cross
it
if
your faith
'
What
striv
To
reach
my
Sav
iour
Who
gave
ness,
And
leave
rise
"I
love
in
all
a
i
true;
so
for
not
be
giv'n;
be
dim;
pT -^n
^
1*
He
us
ing
say,
est Friend
fe^=fe3
35
To
feel
Come, cheer our hearts and

And
by
His grace are
197
for Jesus
shew forth Thy righteousness and Thy salvation. Psalm 71:15

Crosby, 1820-1915
Now
Now
Now
Now
2.
Word
Just a
shall
jiM-*-*
1.
:E=3^~F-~^
tell
your weak
hath done
a home
His life
the
rest
for
you.
in heav'n.
for
to
me."
Him.
Refbain
mi
Now
just
;*#- *F- *-*
lit
for
Je
sus, 'Twill
tie
wi-z
help
us
our
way!
word
on
E^4^^Ppt-[T-p=p=pp
^m
mmf
r
t
word
* *
1 =3
One
for
Je
bub,
speak,
or
-*
sing
or pray!
173
EVANGELISTIC
Have You Sought
198
My
Fanny
J.
sheep wandered through
3.
4.
Je
to
34:6
1840-1908
3dtm
r
Have you sought lor

Have you been to
Have you knelt by
If
mountains Ezek.
Ira D. Sankey,
wf
1.
the
all
Sheep?
Crosby, 1820-1915
**
2.
for the
the sheep
the sad
the sick
you
sus
an
that have wandered,

and the
lone - ly
and the
dy - ing,
swer these ques-tions,
- way
on
Whose bur - dens
The
mes - sage
Far a
And
Him
to
the
are
of
have been
=s^
E3:
S IfL
*
'
dark monnt-ains cold ?

to
bear?
heav - y
tell?
to
mer - cy
and true,
faith - ful
Have
Have
Have
Then
*T rS~~_._
"J
yon gone,
you car yon stood
like
ried
2 r~^
the ten - der

of
the name
the trem-b'ling
the man- sions
:za
To
Shep-herd,
Je
cap
And
sus,
mmmmmmm^mm
be
hold,
by
in
yon:
tive
der
Are
igS==fiE
them
bring
ten
lone
der
in
crowns
of
to
a - gain
ly breathed it
his dark
pris
re-joic
ing
the
-
fold?
in prayer?
on cell?
for
you;
^mmi
foot
va
Je
steps?
tion
sus,
ter - nal
174
Have you
Have you
Have you
And
fol
lowed their wea

of
ed
told
point
there
from
ry
the great
the lost
the King
sal-
to
e-
iifefil^y
And the wild des - ert waste have you crossed, Nor "" lin-gered
died
on the cross to
He
se-cure? Have you asked them
And urged them on Him to be- lieve? Have you told of
Your wel come and greet-iug shall be,
"In
as- much" as
-
'
Have You Sought
home
safe
trust
re - turn
the Sav
iu
ev
life
done
er
"My
for
You have gath

Whose
love
ing,
iour
last - ing
brethren,"
-
That
ven
for
shall
may
all,
if
they will,
so
it
was done "un
mmm^
AND SERVICE
were lost?
endure?
re- ceive?
the sheep that

- ev er
ered
ACTIVITY
Sheep?
for the
to
1
1
Me."
{
fire shall
*-r
The
"
man's work of what
try every
sort
it
N. B. Sargent, 19th Century
199
is. I Cor. 3:13
N. B. Sargent, 19th Century
^îippiiS^î
Hg
A
tem- pie the world may not see,
are build-ing in sor-row or joy
own lit- tie place lias fill'd;
Ev- 'ry tho't that we've ev - er had, Its
or
pain,
some heart joy
Ev- 'ry word that so light - ly falls, Giv-iug
a- lone? Are vou building in faith and love,
Are von build-in;; for God
We
1.
2.
3.
4.
^m
m^~m
&5i
"i" ~W~ "f* "F"
build for e - ter - ni - fy.

can-ni t mar nor destroy: We
deed we have done, good or bad. Is a stone in the tem-ple we build.
ev - er its beau - ty stain.
Will shine in our tem - pie wall, Or
of
light
a - l>n\e?
A
tem-ple the Fa. - ther will own, In the cit - v
Which time
Ev-
'ry
S*
***&
ggglgl
Refrain
IL
F ^-F*
We
are build-ing
ft
S=n
day
ev-'ry
*^ ** F**-7-*
tem- pie the world
may
not
-I
see;
day
IHi^^-î|^||îig
tN=iN
-
' F^
ev - 'ry
build-ing
dbt
Build
Ft-'-f^
t~V V u V
ing, build
JTTrfff^^ ^
ia
ing
ev
'rv
day, Building for
fee
? b
ter
ni
ty
flc
175
EVANGELISTIC
200
Love to
I
/ will
speak
A. Katherine Hankev> 1834-1911
1.
2.
3.
4.
love
love
love
love
the
the
the
the
tell
tell
tell
tell
^S.
sto
sto
sto
sto
as
=E
zc
*i
i vb
the
the
tell
the
scenes of
tell
mm
a*
sto
^^
tion
ry
Of
Than
peat
What
best
Seem
bove,
*J-
ijS.-
m-
zsbjt
-1T4
V.
is - fies
my
just
the
For some have nev heard The mes - sage of

sing the new, new song, 'Twill be
I
the old,
sal-
Be
sto - ry,
sto - ry,
sto - ry,
glo - ry,
It
cause
did
so
know
much
mm
J.
*+=? 35=5:
As noth-ing
'tis
for
er
true;
tell
else can
That
ry
To
old
^F
S^
fefe
love to
tell
the
sto
ry,
'Twill
long.
m f-
I
zs:
at*
S
glo
is
do.
^
my theme in
sat that
sfcjt
3-=-
it
have loved so
It
And
me;
Refrain
now to thee,
From God's own Ho-ly Word.
I
i^gfej
be
seems
&
-*&
va
mt
r-*r-=
k
long-ings
rea - son
it
i^mSI
tell
re
ry, 'Tis pleas - ant to
ry, For those who know it
ful
Of Je - sus and His love. I love to

love to
Of all
our gold - en dreams. I
More won - der - ful - ly sweet. I love to
And when, in
To hear
it
like the
rest.
t=_:E
sus and His glo - ry,

the gold - en fan - cies
seems, each time I
tell
it,
hun - ger - ing and thirst - ing
-
things a
ry
ry,
all
Of un - seen
More won-der -
a^r^
LLfci
r
^#
fefcfc:
tJ
FJe
jn g^jr ^TrS
to
to
to
to
145:5
'^t
j.!
Tell the Story
Thy wondrous works. Psalm
of
tell
&
^ aa
the old, old
sto - ry
**
7*
Of Je-sus and His
love.
ACTIVITY AND SERVICE
201
Jesus Saves
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt
be saved. Acts 16:31

Owens, 1829-1907
Priscilla J.
!$*
p^^#i-=iH=
We
1.
2.
3.
4.
Spread the
to
Tell
ti
sin
His death
Let
the
na
the
ye
Sing
it
Shout
sal
dings all
ners
far
and
end
tions
now
va
On -ward! 'tis
Sing
This
and
-
less
re
round:
wide:
life,
joice
our
our
her
keep
tri
sus
sus
sus
sus
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
Wi
mm
shall
in
Je
Je
Je
Je
Climb the steeps and cross the

*ry
land,
the
sea;
Ech - o
back, ye
o - cean
ly through the gloom, When the heart
for
mer - cy
High - est hills
tion full
and free,
and deep - est
mf
Earth
2^
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
to
ev
lands of
soft
-
sus
sus
sus
sus
-+--&.
ÊphE^^m
news
is
K-
-&
L
32
37.
Bear
Je
Je
Je
Je
Pp
Sing,
4'-&
By
^F^P
9
the joy - ful sound:

the roll - ing tide;
the bat - tie strife,
voice,
a might - y
have heard
on
Waft
it
Sing
a - bove
Give the winds
mr
*- ~-
song
tit
umph
of
Lord's command;

ju - bi - lee:
o'er the
tomb
vie - to ry
waves;
caves;
craves;
caves;
EstfMhN
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
mifiiîllii
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
saves!
saves!
saves!
saves!
EVANGELISTIC
202
The Ninety-Nine
and seeketh that which
Doth he not leave the ninety and nine

William G. Schell, b. 1869
m
Slow, with expression
|^Si=p|=J
1.
2.
3.
4.
The
The
The
The
gone astray? Matt. 18:12

Warren, 1867-1951
WW a*
ah a
ty- nine with -in the fold, Are safe from fears and storms of night,
ty- nine are safe to-day, They're all at home, so ful - ly blest,
- ty- nine with care are fed,
And rest with-in the Shepherd's fold;
Shepherd dear, a - loud doth weep Be - cause one lamb a - far doth roam;
nine
nine
nine
ft*gpm
But
But
But
The
is
B. Elliott
one
one
one
nine
jr^*rs
ar
r?-r=3
1 there how
tf
W^m
the moun-tains cold, 'Twill per-ish

is
on
sad the sight!
is wand- 'ring far
a - way, Up - on the mountain's snow -y crest.
is starv - ing, near - ly dead,
Up - on the mountains bare and cold.
ty-nine He'll safe - ly keep, We'll seek that lamb and bring it home.
Refbain
PUS
Go search
SîPPP
out,
it
fert
D
EBB
X
You'll find
it
there
@ ERp=*
178
and bring
it
home,
*=^
1=2
in dread-ful plight,
No more
^c
2?
in
dark
*=3
Oh! go and bring
feei
ness
j<j,
it
let
it
roam
S^gj 1
back
to-night.
PPP3
AND SERVICE
ACTIVITY
Work
We'll
Thy work
Elizabeth K. Mills,
till
shall
be rewarded. Jer. 31:16
William Miller, 1801-1878
1805-1829
ppiPiîp
r
1.
mo-ment come,
sigh, When will the
I
land
of
rest, for thee
know, No peace -ful, shel-t'ring dome;
I
tran-quil joys on earth
for
rest
He bade me cease to roam,
fled
Je - sus Christ 1
once my Sav -iour's side, No more my steps shall roam
sought at
3.
No
To
4.
2.
203
Jesus Comes
f -^Ff ^pp
&.
J"3
3
When
Ê;
shall
This world's
And
lean
With Him
lay
wil
my
ar
And
dwell
of
woe, This
world
His
breast,Till
ing
tide,
mor
der - ness
for
sue - cor
on
I'll brave death's chill
?t=
by,
And
peace
not
con- duct
in
IP
home
at
my
home.
me home.
myheav'n-ly home.
is
He
reach
^3
gJ=J-IjJ
t#
h-
Refrain
We'll work
We'll work
till
Je
sus comes, We' 11
work
till
Je
sus comes, We'll
We'll work
rfn^f^l^
I
^
"
work
till
Je
3
-
sus
e=?
<2==
f^s^^*^
comes,And
we'll
be
*
gath
ered
r^ I
home.
We'll work
^p~H^
*t
i
a
179
EVANGELISTIC
204
The Lord of the Harvest

Pray ye
Lord
the
of the harvest, that
He
R. A. Evilsizer, 19th Century
Calls
would send forth labourers. Luke 10:2

J. Henry Showalter, 1864-1947
sMiS^Sp^gil^pfe
2.
The time
The Lord
3.
Oh, broth
1.
of the har-vest
- er,
the la
^#J
bor
All
nigh,
is
of the har-vest needs you
blest,
is
And
1E^
V*
rip-ened the wait-ing fields
There's work that you

af
ter the
on
toil
m
w
wm
=efc
The
b'rers are
few
few.
-
quest.
*-
&*
"
N p W -Wv u* u k
1
high.
^^^^^^^p^fel
la
rest
Refbain
The
i^Pi^^^
-m-
do
com - eth
The la-b'rers are few, Christ call-eth for you To glean for His gar-ner on
Then do not de-lay, But has-ten a - way And glean where the toil-ers are
Your Saviour and Lord Willrich-ly re-ward, If you will but heedHis re
htm
lie
can
ly
Christ call
eth for
lab'rers.the lab'rers are few,are few.Christcalleth
you
m
Then
He call-eth for you, for you; Then
,lEPEp-cfE
has
ten a
has-teu,oh,has -ten
i8o
way,
The Lord
a -way, a-way.The Lord
'
^_r
of
of
the har-vest
the
har-ve3t o
CP^
-
bey.
hey.
(to-day.)
(to-day.)
? l
205
Hark! the Voice of Jesus Galling

Look on
the fields; for they are white already to harvest. John 4:35
Daniel March, 1816-1909
b.
1853
to
-day?
m^mi^^^^
1.
2.
3.
Hark! the voice

If
you can
While the souls
i*
J- 5
men
of
5^"^"
find
the
Let none hear
you
sus call
not cross the
Fields are white, the
You can
Je
of
-
m^w^
=?
are
dy
5*
har
ing" Who
cean,
ing,
the
****
Who
say
ing,
"There
Mas -
calls for
ter
you,
X &r
*i
will bear
You can
- er,
and work
will go
the hea -then lands ex-plore,
**-r*
then near
dly
And
And
EEfei
vest wait -ing,
hea
o-
is
W-'
-M
the sheaves a
help them at
noth-ing
way?"
your door
can
do."
E=P=S
|=tS*:
S=fEEfbf=^
d^^^jfe^^^ 3
=fa=fc
=2:
Loud and long

If
Glad
you can
- ly
=t
Who
will
You can
An -swer
the
-
take
Mas
ter
not speak like

the
He
task
He of - fers free ;
- ward
you can - not preach like Paul,
you, Let His work your pleas-ure be
call - eth,
an
gives
gels,
Rich re
If
pmm
an
swer, glad
the
tell
quick
ly
love
ly
of
when He
F-
say -ing, "Here
am
sus,
You can
call -eth,
"Here am
Je
I,
say,
He
died
for
Lord,
send me."
I,
Lord, send me?'*

all.
H
181
EVANGELISTIC
206
the Harvest Time
'Tis
He
putteth in
because the harvest
the sickle,
is
Alexcenah Thomas, 19th Century
come. Mark 4:29

Jacob Henry Hall, 1855-1941
wm^^^^mmm
5fe
har - vest time, To the fields I must a - way;

har -vest time, Oh!
who will go a - long?
the har - vest time, There is work for all to- day;
1.
'Tis the harvest time, 'tis the
2.
'Tis the har -vest time, 'tis the
3.
'Tis the
har -vest time,
'tis
TOJ
^31
Sfi^
^fej
W
*t
l^î^îiîppfti^
L.
Mas - ter now
For
the
See,
the fields for har-vest
If
you
can
be
not
iH^H
call
is
ing me,
are white;
now
reap
er,
You
*=(=
To
I
can
go and work to - day.

hear the reap-er's song.
bear the sheaves a - way.
SEE
Refrain"
.fa*
*=s
Glean
i
-
fe
ing on the
the
side,
~E
ing on the plain,

Glean
the
Gleaning on
sun-ny
fefefe
-*-^Lr^
Work - ing for

Work -ing, work-ing
182
hill
hill-side, hill-side,
*î
k ?
,-
Glean-ing on
ft
plain,
tttt
Mas
'Mong
the golden grain.

Mong the golden grain.
for the Master, 'Mong the golden grain,
the
ter,
^+- =
wnw.
pppff1
MISSION
The Golden Harvest

The
H. R.
harvest
why
why
3.
4.
I'll
5.
Why
be
stand
2.
is
should
should
shall
not
no
ye
ion
H. R.
^
all
207
labourers are few. Matt. 9:37
the
19th Century
Jeffrey,
Oh,
Oh,
No,
1.
truly
but
plenteous,
be
be
be
ger
day
*=^T
While
die,
die?
The
morn
die,
die,
For
But
faith
=*:
much
so
ing
sun
God's Word
in
die? There's har
there's
ful
to
do?
is
high,
see:
be;
will
vest -ing
:(=
19th Century
Jeffrey,
for
all;
ppfiiiEpîl^S^
The wheat
And
"No
I'll
Oh,
soon
i
is
ripe
to
har
it
will
in
be
sink - ing
vine -yard;
dlers
My
and work for
go
grasp the
flam
ing
Je
sick
vest,
And
Low
the
Go
sus,
le,
And
la
in
bor
the
are
few.
west -em
sky.
ers
and work
thou
hear
heed
Him
call
for
ing
Mas-ter's
the
Me.'
me.
call.
fzL
\*
i*
t==t=
-lA-i-lA
^HJif^
Refrain
febhhrri
The
la
bor
ers
are
And
few,
still
there's
much
to
do;
to
too few,
The wheat
*~rrr
is
ripe
to
har
vest,
And
the
la
bor
ers
are
t=
^
S=E
do;
few
ef
183
EVANGELISTIC
208
Speed
Go
W.
E.
ye into
M. Hackleman,
b.
all
Away
the world, and preach the gospel. Mark 16:15
SSiiPP
To
To
To
the lands that

the souls that
the
na
tiong
are wrapped in
of
know not
in
Isaac B. Woodbury, 1819-1853

E. M. Hackleman, b.. 1868
W.
Har. by
1868
Sa
which
the
the
dark
Fa
tan's king
to
if
night.
bove,
Who
dom
is
rife;
For the
Gos
mo
ment's de
time
to
=
184
so
-(22-
the Sav-iour's com-mand, That the light of the

the world, "is
dark world that He gave His own Son, Thro' whose blood on Calthe cap-tives of
o - beyed will give peace, To
be-lievedand
Gos - pel shine o'er ev - 'ry land,

re-demp-tion was won.
va - ry
will bring re - lease;
it
Sa - tan
no
ye
of
this
"Go
ness
ther
pel
pro -claim, Speed a

- lay,
Speed a
waste, Speed a
Go ye forth in His name and the

Let us haste while 'tis day, not a
To the rescue make
way! Speed a
way! Spee'd a
way! Speed a
way!
way!
way!
~^~
4=fr^p=j=i=p
haste, there
Speed
Speed
Speed
Zl-
T-
a
a
a
is
way;
way!
way!
MISSION
hath committed unto

God
Ruth Johnson Carruth, b. 1900
209
Hands
Into Our
word
us the
of reconciliation. II Cor. 5:19

Tillit
S.
Teddlie, b. 1885
p^ll*fi*ipîpf
bfc
1.
2.
3.
Swift-ly we're turn -ing life's dai - ly pag

Mil - lions are grop - ing with -out the Gos
Souls that are pre - cious, souls that are dy
s
r*
Swift - ly the hours are

Quick -ly they '11 reach eWhile we re - joice our
es,
pel,
ing,
S^
JV4
*f
V
chang-ing
ter
ni
are
sins
to
ty's
for
years; How
night; Shall
giv'n; Did
=2
^=2^=S
are
we
us
we
He
sit
id
al
not
gfe
mo - ments?
ing God's gold - en
ly
as they rush on - ward?
so
die
for these lost ones?
Refrain
we
Shall
Haste, let
Then
let
reap glo
us hold
us point
ry?
Shall
we reap
up Christ the
the way un
tears?
true
-
In
light.
our hands
to
the
heav'n.
to
IS-mm
r4
tj
I*
Gos-pel
I*
is
giv
en,
In
jk.
:t?zzt2=^
Hi
to our hands
jk- j. .<.
is
^-
C~
giv-en
the
light,
:;
#f=>L
tz=k
-p.
i*.
1"
U*
Haste, let us
JU- *=5i^
3g3Eg=EijE
car
ry God's pre-cious mes-sage, Guid-ing the err
ing back to
the
right.
mCopyright, 1939, by Tillit
S.
Teddlie.
Used by permission.
185
EVANGELISTIC
210
The
Look on the fields;

John O. Thompson, 17821818
Spirited
Reapers
Call for
for they are white already
to
harvest. John 4:35

J.
-&
-9-
B. O.
-e
Clemm,
--
19th Century
W*
Far and near the fields are teem -ing With the waves of rip - ened grain;
Send them forth with morn's first beaming, Send them in the noon-tide's glare;
thou, whom thy Lord is send - ing, Gath-er now the sheaves of gold;
1.
2.
3.
h- A-
*t^
sîH
=fc
r rire
PE
fr.bar
-=
r^ri
pi#i*ip
* d=d=*
^s=fes
Far and near
When
sun - ny slope and plain.

gleam-ing; Bid them gath - er ev - 'ry-where.
eve -ning wend - ing, Thou shalt come with joy un - told.
their gold
is
"gleam-ing O'er the
the sun's last rays are
Heav'nward then at
W%
mmm
-=l
fe:
:zsz
Refrain
ippp3
Lord
of
har
vest, send forth
reap
ers!
Hear
us, Lord, to
Thee we cry;
sgyjjgfaBig^f^^îi
tfcfc
-<s>
Send them now the sheaves
J-J- =m
gg
&
item
fe 1=3=3= =3=i=3
r^
to gath
fe
er,
Ere
the har
vest time pass by.
HtHF^^
MISSION
I'll
As
My
Go Where He Sendeth Me
W.
i*
sEpi *=*
1.
2.
3.
211
Father hath sent Me, even so send I you. John 20:21

C. Tinsley, 20th
Be3
sN
My Sav-iour needs help-ers fromday to day, To serve Him on land and sea;
So man - y areneed-ing the Gos - pel light, So man - y made free would be;
The way may be drear-y and thorn-y, too, But His bless-ed smile I'll see,
qui hrrr
And
And
And
gttft
Century
so
so,
to
so,
for
am
read- y
all
I'll
I '11
a -way
my Sav-iour my best
1*
my might,
to speed
use-f ul with
be
tk
i*
to
do,
go,
I'll
will-ing-ly
:fc^F
go and glad-ly
I'll
go,
I'll
will-ing-ly
ill^
go,
I'll
k w
v h?
go
go where He send - eth me.

isi
E k w
g g F
I '11
ri&
Refrain
I3S
I'll
I'll
n
-9
Lord to
rg
be
to
h*
-M
my
to
go,
s*-
help
be;
<~
^S^Bgl
->.
^FF*
er
He
I*
-r
Wher-ev
I'll
go
and
glad-ly
I'll
go
m^M
t?
b*
send -eth
me
I'll
..
go.
EVANGELISTIC
212
Send the Light

O
send out
Thy
and Thy truth. Psalm 43:3

light
^^^^tfi^P^si^p
:d?
There's a
2.
We
3.
4.
the rest-less wave, "Send the light!

nian call to - day, "Send the light!
'ry-where a-bound; Send the light!
Send the light!
the work of love,
call comes ring - ing o'er

have heard the Mac - e - do Let
us pray that grace may ev Let
us not grow wea - ry in
1.
<*'
IS*
ffift*
i*
* Z3fe
rf t
gî
Send
Send
Send
Send
the
the
the
the
There are souls
light!
And
And
light!
Let
Send the
a
a
us
gold
^
felftî
tes
EEl
the
*fc
gos
pel
light;
Let
Send the
from shore to shore!
aszzs:
cue, there are souls to save,

at the cross we lay,
it
ev
els
for
'ry-where be found,
a crown a-bove,
J-J-
P^s
Refeain
Send the
fe
fc
light!
ftt
from shore to
shine
it
the
light!
Send the
Let
ed gos - pel light
shore!
8^
-f ring
mmm
bless
a*
of
..... Send the light! .....

Send the light!
Send the light!
p=p
ed
res
light!
bless
to
en
is:
IS
fefcr
rt
Send the
-q
Christ-like spir
jew
gath - er
light!
Sfe
W
light!
AH
I;
light!"
light!"
Send the
-Ai
it
shine
His
T&
w=&
light!
Send the
and
light!
let
and
its
ra
let
its
diant
ra-diant
ifefaHi
MISSION
Send the Light
beams Light
beams
the
for
world
Light the world
.
Them
Hark!
Out
in
i^r*
ita
^--t-
i^
and the blind. Luke 14:21

William Ogden, 1841-1897
the des - ert dark and drear,

Help Him the wan-d'rlng ones to find?
Out on the moun-tains wild and high;
the Shep-herd's voice I hear,

Who'll go and help this Shep-herd kind,
in the des - ert hear
Out
their cry,
s**
213
halt,
'tis
*f-
- ing the sheep who've gone a-stray

Who'll bring the lost ones to the fold,
Hark! 'tis the Mas-ter speaks to thee,
Call
Far from the Shep-herd's fold a - way.

they'll be shel-tered from the cold:
Where
"Go
find
My sheep wher-e'er they
fe=p
be."
EpE
U=di
jsz=js:
Refrain
-1-
a ^W
In
ife
ev - er more.
S^
5?
Bring
3.
more.
for
Bring in hither the poor, and the maimed, and the

Alexcenah Thomas, 19th Century
2.
er
1.
ev
-4
-*--
B
Bring them
H*
in,
bring
them
^
in,
es
js
I
4,
Bring them
azzaBring them
L^p
in,
bring
them
in,
^_-_^_
in
from the
fields
E^3^
=*=*
of sin;
=^=W:
^J-^t.
Bring the wan-d'ring ones to
g=f=F
ts
1*
bt
3*^
>
tjr
Je
s lis
EVANGELISTIC
Long Have They Waited
214
Go ye
into all the world,
and preach the gospel. Mark 16:15
William G. Schell, b. 1869

Refrain by B. Elliott Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
H
&*g -$-?p^*=*=*
Warren, 1867-1951
iiBlppiiiii
ft
*=3:
Long have they wait - ed in the far dis - tant lands For the pure liv - ing
Long have they wait - ed for the pure liv - ing Word, Since the Gos - pel of
Pa - tient - ly wait - ing for the heav-en - ly light, Pre-cious souls still are
Long have they wait - ed, near - ly two thou-sand years, Still we leave them in
wa - ter from the dear Sav-iour's

heav-en was pro-claimed by the
sleeping
in
a dark sin - ful
darkness and in dread sin - ful
P=3
m
hands; Still they

Lord: "Teach ev
night;
fears;
Pit
are
-
wait
'ry
ing
for the
na -tion," was the
O how
y them, broth er,
the work-ers who will
Where are
A
=gAgaAf==bAg=t=E^
aAe
A
-*-
>fc
f=f
;
^fcPPîegSSe^&
Gos
- pel
to come, Let us has - ten
to tell them of our heav-en - ly home,
ur - gent com-mand, Yet we have not en-light-ened ev-'ry dark hea- then land,
great is their need! Theyhave no one to teach them, and no Bi - ble
to read,
leave friends and home To de - liv - er lost sin - ners from the wrath yet to come?
,A
Refrain
A-
*
1-
-*
XT
Hark! hear them
call
ing
from
ev
'ry
dark land,
Who
will
m f=r=F=f=F=:
&p:
f= f
fe
IE
MISSION
t?
rough
&
*t
bil
î
them
to
Je
11
lows brave,
And
lead
-ApA
PHi
H^l
l==te
who
sus
on
j*
can
ly
save.
Over the Ocean Wave

/ shall
Julia
215
give thee the heathen for thine inheritance. Psalm 2:8
Sampson Haskell, 19th Century
tf"H^=^==)=P-=)=^ FT
4-=i =FfeEEifc=*
3^
|
1.
2.
3.
ver
the
mis
cean wave,
py land
far,
sion ships
glad
far
we
way, There
Shin
the
have
tidings
light
bring,
the poor
ing from
as that
List!
=t=r
REF. Pit
hap
Here
in
this
Then, while the
them,
pit
them, Chris
tians
home.
at
Haste with
the
Fine
iûppngpfe^gî
*t
hea
God's
hea
bread
then
wait
live,
own Word,
free,
then band
joy
has
ing
pure,
ful
for
day
and
bright
ly
sing,
and
come.
Grop
of
life,
"
in
ver
ig
no
not send
o the
we
to
ranee,
them
cean wave,
il
ten
d=rf
*=^3
i
dark as the
Bi-bles to
see
mmm
D. 0. Refrain
I-
fm
ing
i^^ê
oh,
Shall
night,
No bless
read, Teach-ers,
them 'come, Bring -ing
I2__
Bi - ble to give them the

ed
and preach - ers, and all that they
of life, guid - ing us
the bread
=^
:-gdsr
light.
need?
home."
pi
EVANGELISTIC
216
Where Are the Reapers?

/ will say
Eben
3.
4.
my barn. Matt.
gather the wheat into
the reapers
George
1848
where are
1.
2.
to
E. Rexford, b.
the reap
ers that gar
ner
F.
13:30
Root, 1820-1895
The sheaves of
in
the good
Go out in the by ways and search them all; The wheat may be there
The fields all are rip - 'ning, and far and wide The world now is waitSo come with your sic - kles, ye sons
of
men, And gath - er to - geth-
m^hm^4^H^k^^^
-K
:S==t
^=4
-*r-
from the fields of

sin; With sic - kles of truth must the work
be done,
though the weeds are tall; Then search in the high - way, and pass none by,
ing
the har - vest tide; But reap - ers are few, and the work
is
great,
er
the gold - en grain; Toil
till
on
the Lord of
the har - vest come,
s
I
Refrain
J*-Jt
,UU
And no
one
may rest
the "har -vest

But gath - er from all for the home on
And much will be lost should the har - vest
Then share ye His joy in the "har -vest
who
mm
will
fe^
W
who
And
come
N
-q-
K
will help us
I*
g^ddb
192
till
share
fc
fc
i
J. i i{ E=g
to
in
P-'
P:
the glo
*-
*-*
J- d
i*
home."
high.
_ rpan . ers
Whpp
arp th
Where_ are
ttte reap
wait.
home."
of
the "har -vest
wt
-
n
U
home?" O
-f*-
g -m
^-m-
W*
==*
EJ
^j=jg#feS
I
3E3E*E3E&$^
gar-ner
in
The sheaves of good from the
I*
NFfErfE^P
fields of
sin.
MISSION
Because
All
We
Do Not Love Them
Ezekiel 3:17-22
^?
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
=t
3=*
Man
- y souls
Broth-er, can
Love bro't Je
to
we
217
day are
dy
Sin
ing,
and sor-row
their
is
When to
us the truth
sus down from glo - ry,
On the cru - el cross
Love un dy
ing, love e
nal
ter
Love will send us o'er
Je - sus said, "Go teach all na - tions"; They are lost if
we
guilt-less
lin
ger,
lot;
giv'n?
is
to
the
de
die;
wave,
-
lay.
HUppS
11
Dark-ness shrouds them with its man - tie, All

be Tear - less, see
the hea-then
dy - ing, With-out
Can
we say we love the hea -then, If
we
Will
im - pel
du - ty,
Help-less
us
to our
we face Him at the judg-ment If
His
Can
we
love them not.

or hope
of heav'n?
turn a - way their cry?
hea-then souls
save.
to
Word we dis - o - bey?
cause
God
Refrain
-I-
gT
?F=2
#1
All
be-cause
we
do
not
love them,
Mil-lions
fk 3
fill
j^SH-a
the
hea-then grave;
mMmmmmmmmmmm
p
Broth-er,
can
b.
diEzSiilz:
you see them per
ish,
When
lit -
tie
love would save?
EVANGELISTIC
218
Gather
Source
Go ye therefore
Unknown
Them
into the highways,
into the Fold
and
bid to the marriage. Mutt. 22:9

J.
i^=î=#s
1.
2.
S.
from the high-ways and by - ways of sin, In from the storm and cold,
In
Bring them to Je - sus from pal - ace and cot,Waifs from the lane and street
Gath - er them in, jew - els bright for His crown Gath-er them in
to - day
;
*JUUU
3E
Gath-er
He
Gath
*=3
3=3^3
^ + w
=*
go - ing a- stray, In - to the Shepherd's fold.

re-ceive them as
he
did of old,
Guid - ing their way-ward feet.
the rich and the poor just the same, Show them the nar - row way.
the lambs that are
will
-
^=^
er
Refrain
Gath
er
them
in
from the by
ways
of
sin,
from the storm and cold
In
mmmmm^Mmm
3T
Gath
egg
194
- er
the lambs that are
EEE
W *
go
kLJ^-\
^d br*-
ing
- stray,
In
to
the Shepherd's fold.
K E z ^-rFB- g=s
P-P
h= *^HH
Bid
Bring
Them Look
hither the poor, and the maimed, and the halt, and the blind. Luke 14:21
in
Mrs. L. M. Evilsizer, 19th Century
1.
Out
3.
ert
a warn-ing
Shout ye
Life
This
thronged with
ev
Perry,
19th Century
are stray -ing,Bid them look to Christ and live
the lost
to
C.
'ry
dy - ing,Bid them look

na- tion, Bid them look
and
Christ and
to Christ
live
to
live

S
=3=3^3"Tell
J.
cEf ti t TrNrit
if
\u
the des
in
By - ways and high -ways are
2.
219
to Christ
j=^
J
-A
them
their dear ones for them
is
un -cer - tain and time

the day
to
ac-cept
is
them look
fly -ing, Bid them look
va -tion,Bid them look
and
and
Christ and
to Christ
is
to Christ
live.
to
live.
in
pp^
3=
are pray-ing,- Bid

sal -
fe==3fc
J*
g-
live.
-1-**
^~=rf==r=f==E
Refeain
^ ^-J^^^j zz^ ^^ ^^g^

j^ta*N
^^^q^^
L
Go
to
the lost
and the dy
ing, broth-er,
Bid them look
==f===j
to Christ
and
-U -
live
gi^^f*
I
Sin doth be
set
them, for help they're cry-ing, Oh, bid them look to Christ and
&^ :: V
w*-r
|>"
it
k-
&====
N^pi
-*
k-
=F
live.
I
195
EVANGELISTIC
220
"Whosoever Will"
Whosoever
will,
him take
let
the water of
life
freely. Rev. 22:17
H*
î^r
a1
"Who-so-ev-er hear-eth," shout, shout the sound! Spread

Who - so - ev - er com - eth, need not de - lay, Now
"Who-so-ev-er will," the prom - ise is se- cure; "Who -
1.
2.
3.
*=fc
$=^
*i=g^r^=^
en
ev
g= g
Sgtf r-U
-q
ev
on
life
man
er
ly
for
is
found,
Liv - ing Way:

ev - er - more;
r -^
g~&
p~
- p^s
^
ê
the bless-ed ti - dings

the door is
o - pen,
so - ev - er will," for-
fe^4^fefe
the world a -round; Tell the joy - ful news wher

ter while you may;
Je - sus is the true, the
er must en - dure; "Who - so -ev - er will," 'tis
all
si
g^
Refeain
is
fe
Smm4H*4^Hil\i'.fil
"Who - so - ev
Pft
er will
may
come. " " Who
so
ev
er will,
who
so - ev
er will!
5 U
S
Pi
p=^â ~*^3
Send
the proc
la
ma
tion
3?
-
ver
vale
and
hill;
'Tis
^## ## S f = fH 4f
i
gEgr
ad-yIF
Fa
itt=y
i^S
196
ther
calls
IS
the wan-d'rer home:
'
J.
"Who
ev
r ~-5~tî^
g
jj
lov
iEE
ing
V-
*a^pna
a)
so
er
will
may come."
-a--*-
INVITATION AND APPEAL
Softly
Come
unto Me,
all
and Tenderly
wm&m&m
fe*=.-3b
1.
3.
4.
11:28
5fef
373
4 i
2.
221
ye that labour and are heavy laden. Matt.
Soft -ly and ten-der-ly Je-sus

Why should we tarry when Jesus
me;
me;
Time isnow fleeting, the moments are passing, Passing for you and for me;
Oh! for the won-der-ful love He has promised, Promised for you and for me;
Call-ing for you and for
is
call-ing,
is
pleading, Plead-ing for you and for
on the por-tals He's watching and waiting,

and heed not His mer-cies,
Shad-ows are gath-er-ing, death beds are com-ing,
Tho' we have sinned, He has mer-cy and par-don,
See,
Watch-ing for you and for me.
Why should we lin-ger
Mer-cies for you and for me.

Com-ing for you and for me.
Par - don for you and for me.
*:
Refrain
-$*
*g=F
wT-r =*-yEr-r-**=*-
Come home,
come home,
Ye who
Come home,
come home,
*=F
_>
*=
p*.
are wea-ry,
/n /a
come home!.
j^MgrnmiA
Tit
&
^^
^^
fizf
Ear-nest-ly, ten-der-ly,
h&
s
*
Je-sus
is call-ing,
Call-ing,
sin-ner,
come home!
mi
*
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197
EVANGELISTIC
222
Come, Ye Wanderers
Come
unto Me,
all
Source
Unknown
Words
arr.
by Chas. Edw. Pollock,
mm
err
1853
b.
$=& feM^+
1.
Come,
ye wan-d'rers,
all
2.
Saints
are wait
an
3.
Christ
4.
Come,
for - sak
ing,
wait
ing
to
ye wea
ry,
hea
is
ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matt. 11:28
BE r
gels long
vy
la
-en, Come to Christ
for
God's in
ting,
ing,
vi
you, Seek, and His
for -give
-
den,
Lay your bur
sweet
for
-
- est
sin - ner,
-
dens
give-ness
all
a -
p^
Si
rest;
come
Come and
;
One and
find;
side
Why still
Come and
join
the heav'n-ly
all
cho
rus; Come, and be
Why re-fuse Him ? And
lin - ger?
can have sweet par- don
claim the
bless-ed
Je
sus
He has
'Twas
died
for
for
all
blessed.
still
man
roam?
-kind,
you the dear Lord
died.
^^m
3ff-:i==tr
Refeajn
su-preme-ly
in sin - f ul paths
^^mîûu^^^
f
Come,
ye
wea
ry,
hea
vy
la
den,
pHHrrtîi
d2:
Long
by
sin
^S
Hear the pre-cious in
- vi - ta - tion
op
care
E*EE*iEÊi
^^^#ÊiE&y^
pressed
and
;"Come,and
will
=3
give
you
=3^
'
rest."
ffrrft^^^Pp
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
Come
Him
that
d2
S?S
2.
3.
=fc
pfs
Come
4.
I3
Me
to
no wise
will in
out. John 6:37
east
^î
s=^
Are you wea

Are you wea
Are you wea
1.
cometh
Unknown
Source
223
to Jesus
Je
to
hea
vy
Do
den,
you
ry,
ry
with
the pleas
ures That
ry
with
the friend
ship
The
sus,
wea
one;
Come
la
lost
ry,
rr~^
long
nev
vain world
can
IS
3a
tor peace
-
He
for
b.
er
sat
has
to
is
pass
is
be
-
ing
-_
eêf
P~*
and
m^^^m^^m
\*f=>
Je -sus waits
with
for -give
full
You may have joys pure and

Come to Christ, the friend of
Ven-ture
r=*
ful
S3
sstfce
and
all,
ness, For
the
soul with
last - ing, That earth's gold
trust
-A~
Him, He
will
save
and
4=
op-pressed.
sin
can nev
sin - ners, Then true friendship
ly
er
buy.
shall
know.
you
sat
is
fy.
==
Refrain
g^^tt^^p^l
^
Come
to
dfc
give
Je
sus,
come
to
Je
if
He
is
call
>
ing,
fcfc:
is
A a
call - ing,
Trust
Him now and you
K IL =z=-a.
your
all
sins
for
iP
He
will
P' r
PPPPI^
He
sus,
ÊEg
shall
live.
fe 1
z=P
1*
199
EVANGELISTIC
Jesus Will Give You Rest
224
Come unto Me,

Fanny
J.
2.
3.
4.
and
I u>ill
give you
P j=j=i^
Will you come, will

Will you come, will
Will you come, will
Will you come, will
1.
-Matt. 11:28
rest.
Crosby, 1820-1915
iffiS^
tz=tc
:4r
>-
ltd
:kg
-F-
Bur-dened and
Balm for your
Je
Fly
2
-f -
*-
*
fcrg
m
g
fc=g
|A-
come, With your poor brok-en heart,

come? There is mer - cy for you,
come? You have nothing to pay;
come? How He pleads with you now;
you
you
you
you
-f-
-r-
who
-F-
-r*-
His
sus
to
-=-
sin
Lay it down at the feet of your Sav - iour and Lord,

On - ly come as you are, and be-lieve on His name,
best,
By His death on the cross pur -chased life for your soul,
ingbreast, Andwhat-ev - er your sin
or your sor - row may be,
op
ach-ing
loves you
lov
press 'd?
breast;
mm^
fe:
*-
1*-
tr~ftr
=ri*===*
iz=U
Refrain
g=jp^gi^l^
Je
sus
you
sus
will
^
you
K-
sim
t-W
JL.
py
rest,
JL.
J*.
trust
rest,
ja gg
i=[ tz=tg-
(hap-py
rest.)
f
O
ing faith?
-k
Je
sus
will
-v
why
V
=
won't you
3=2
give
rest,
:*EHrz
rt^
,.
py
*f
fi-f^
pie,
SE
-
sweet hap
=?=drf*=ft
CSZ
53
in
200
rftf-r
give
hap
rest.
_J""1
4*
8:
give
==
I
Je
will
you
s
rest.
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
225
Come, Lost One

Come;
Joseph
now ready. Luke
for all things are
S.
mm
te
1.
2.
3.
4.
14:17
Joseph
S.
5T
Come, lost one, your Saviour
He's pleading with ten - der-est voice;

Come with all thy guilt and pol - lu - tion, And call on the name of the Lord;
Thy sins tho' they be red like crim-son, Yea, tho' they be man - y and great,
The Lord has pro - vid - ed a -bun-dance, Yea, all that ye need is in store;
W
#H^ l
call
is
ing,
Sr-*-*
-S- ~Wr
-zh
Come
out from your ways of transgression, And has - ten to make Him your choice.
He's read-y to cleanse and to bless you, And save by His life -giving Word.
Shall be blot -ted out by your Sav-iour, If
you come to Him ere too late.
Then come and par-take of His boun - ty, And trust Him for grace ev - er - more.
Refrain
a i*ftgiii
Oh,
^r-
*f
why should you wan-der
L *i
When
Je
in
dark-ness? Oh,
ITT
Ju
Ai
4k
AH-
sus
is
AJ
read-y
^d
*=
1
1
to save you,
msm
why should you
EÊ3
lon-ger de
lay,
mm
And keep you from sin ev-'ry day?
Pppa
201
EVANGELISTIC
226
No Hope
Jesus
in
Having no hope, and without God

William O. Cushing, 1823-1902
Iw
r^z
have
have
to have
Now, we pray
3.
4.
to
to
the world.
Eph.
2:12
iE^
2
-3
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
1.
2.
in
Sav - iour!
Sav -iour!
Sav -iour!
Je - sus;
no Christ, no
no Christ, no
no Christ, no
thee,
come
to
No
Rock, no
Ref-uge
nigh!
How
lone
No
hand to clasp thine own!
His
ly
life
must
par-d'ning love
re
be!
ceive;
When
the dark days round thee gath - er, When the storms sweep o'er the sky!
lost and driv - en On
wide and shore less sea.
Like
a sail - or,
a
Thro' the dark, dark vale of shad-ows Thou must press thy way
a - lone.
For the Sav - iour now is call - ing, And He bids thee turn and live.
-
P^l
1-3.
4.
Oh,
to
Come
to
ErÊ
have no hope
Je - sus, He
in
will
-<
Je
sin
no
light
Oh,
to have no
hope in Je - sus!
Then, when thou hast found the Sav - iour,
202
is
sus!
ners;
r=r
<=fc
in
the friend of
friend,
BE
=q
No
He
Je - sus!
save you;
ft^fe
Ê:=i=
How
How
-
^m
^m
dark this world must be!

bright this world will be!
S
1
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
227
Only Trust Him

Take
My
yoke upon you, and learn of Me;
Matt.
and ye
^^
P1PP
3.
4.
gTrhrhf
That leads you
And
on
He
And
will sure
Plunge now
in - to
Be
To
lieve
in
Him
dwell
in
that
MP
en
d
ly
J=
<Lj,
give
you rest
crim
with - out
the
ce
les
Lord,
be
in
to
glo
ry
stow;
rest:
go,
Frfh
pi
By
trust
son flood That wash

de - lay, And you
tial land,
Where
the
to
d:
There's mer-cy
with
Rich bless -ings
to
fiP
unto your souls.
sin op-pressed,
Come, ev - 'ry soul by
pre-cious blood,
For
Je - sus shed His
the Truth, the Way,
Yes,
Je - sus
is
ho - ly band,
Come, then, and join this
1.
2.
shall find rest
:4=
11:29
jTg
ing
in
His
es white as
f ul - ly
are
blest.
mor
flow.
joys im
word.
snow.
tal
Refrain
NS
r^p
a==2
On
ly
trust Him,
on
ly
trust Him,
i=a
f
On
ly
trust
Him
Immmm^mim
pi^P^p^fpPtt
He
will
save
you,
mjLS=^J--
He
will
save you,
He
-a
yk-
will
save you
now;
*-=-*-
=^=
now.
IrfBiî
m-
203
228
Jesus
Come
Fanny
J.
J
ft
ft
Je
Je
Je
Je
1.
2.
3.
4.
and
=
#F
J*
#i
sus
sus
sus
sus
fc
is
ten
s
s
call
der
ing
wait
ing;
plead -ing;
ms
ly
call
the
wea come
O
O
call
wait-ing
hear Him
to
to
to
to
^
Why
day;
day;
day;
day;
f r r
U
Bring
Him
Come with
They who
be
'
ifc
ing,
call
ing
ing
ing
|~
:t*=tz:
iM^^M
shine
of
den
and
at
His
His
sins;
lieve
on
love wilt thou roam

thou shalt be blest:
feet low - ly
bow;
name
shall
re
joice;
1/
Refrain
^fe^B
ing
Call
to
Call-ing, call-ing to
day,
day,
p^m
3=
to
to
to
day,
day,
to
Je
Je
day,
sus
'
Is
ten
der
ly
ten
>
sus
der
is
-
ly
^^î
g
call
ing
to
day,
=&
day,
is
Ww ==
w m-
=h^
ing,
to
to - day,
to - day,
to - day,
to -day,
r p^
p
r--rn
V
v
/ -*
t?
Hear Him
^j^^ Hh ^^
call
Wait-ing
k-
i
p
204
M
fr
call
ing
ing
=f
...
-
JU
f^r
now
His voice:
sun
bur
r r r
?
a - way?
He will not turn thee a - way.
Come, and no Ion - ger de - lay.
Quick-ly
a - rise and a - way.
Call
Call
thy
thy
3^
^=^
Him
to
to
===
from the
Far-ther and far-ther
fc/
ing thee home Call

rest
ry
to
Call
f5
ing
ing
list
^H |
call
you rest. Matt. 11:28

I will give
Crosby, 1820-1915
gJ
unto Me,
Is Calling
=s
M.
dm
day
Mm
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
229
While Jesus Whispers to You

When Thou
William
saidst,
My
my
heart said
Psalm 27*8
face;
Thy
Lord, will I seek.
face,
E. Witter, b. 1854
&
Stanzas 3
4,
While Je
Are
you
3.
Why
4.
Far
will
off
5.
Oh,
hear
*=a
2.
whis
heav
you
you
His
Ion
may
ten
to
pers
y - la ger doubt
have wan
-
you,
Come,
den? Come,
Him? Come,
dered, Come,
plead
der
gi
:^c
3-
sus
too
Horatio R. Palmer, 1834-1907
M. Alexander
Mrs. C.
5fe
1.
Seek ye
ing,
Come,
sin
sin
sin
sin
sin
*V
cornel
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
come!
come!
come!
come!
=t:
|=i^^pE3E^^^
While
Je
we
are
sus
will
you
you
What
will
God's
gifts
Come
and
J3
re
pray
bear
do
ing
may
you,
for
Come,
your bur - den. Come,

with - out
Him? Come,
have squan -dered, Come,
the
ceive
bless
Mm
ing,
Come,
sin
sin
sin
sin
sin
come!
come!
come!
come!
come!
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
mm
J2
h^
<
^^^=g^=j^Pipg^
gd
Now
the
Je For
Cease
sus
While
His
you
now, your
sus
Je
will
own
time
to
not
de - ceive
yearn
heart is
heart to
hard
whis - pers
to
Him,
you,
-
ing,
en,
you,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
sin
sin
sin
sin
sin
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
=tz
îmm
?
Now
Je
Why
Je
While
^ff
know
Him,
be
ceive
turn
ly
par
you,
ing?
don,
you,
is
the
time
sus
not
sus
will
to
will
now
Him
we
are
pray - ing
come!
come!
come!
come!
come!
free
to
re
-
for
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
t
1
sin
sin
sin
sin
sin
J$i
-
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
ner,
come!
come!
come!
come!
come!
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EVANGELISTIC
230
There's a Fountain Free

Whosoever
Mary
will,
Egg 2=2:
A
1.
2.
3.
him
take the water of
freely. Rev. 22:17
life
Asa Brooks Everett, 1828-1875
it 3
F=?
*3
mi
There's a foun-tain free, 'tis for you and me, Let us haste, O haste to the brink;
There 's a liv - ing stream with a crystal gleam, From the throne of life now it flows;
There's a liv -ing well and its wa-ters swell, And e-ter-nal life they can give;
There's a rock that's cleft and no soul is left, That may not its pure waters share;
K
4.
let
B. C. Slade, 1826-1882
P- P-
fcfc=fc
P- -k- zfe
^ ^
-(=-'
pp-
Tis
a fount of love from the Source above, And He bids us
all freely drink,
While the wa-ters roll let the wea - ry soul Hear the call that forth free -ly goes,
And we joy - ful sing, ev-er spring, spring, As we haste to drink and to live,
Tis for you and me, and its stream I
see; Let us has -ten joy -ful- ly there.
mmm
mg^mm p
P- fz g: g-
Befbain
tfy^v
Will you
Jîp^m^fmrn
come
'tis for you and me;

to the fountain free? Will you come?
Will you come,
Will you come,
fefc
R=tz
p- p. jl ^>
k=fc=
ê=
P
i F P
-v
F"
3P^ I
Thirst-y soul (thirsty soul) hear the welcome call; 'Tis a
foun-tain
4*
206
-P F-
P-
pen for
all.
Come
For with Thee
Fanny
is
i
A i ^z^lbzzza^
1.
2.
3.
4.
the fountain of life. Psalm 36:9
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
Come with thy

Come as thou
231
to the Fountain
sins
to
art
to
These are the words of

Come and be healed at
the
the
the
the
'^W-^
Come
with thy bur - den

of grief;
sus
is wait - ing
for thee;
Sav - iour, They who re - pent and be-lieve
foun - tain, List
to the peace-speak-ing voice
foun-tairt,
foun-tain, Je
tei#l
si
nrX-
h^^mmmm^m^
Bur
What
y them deep
tho' thy sins
They who are
will
sin
ver
-*
in
its
wa
are like crim

ing
to trust
ner re - turn
re - lief.
There thou wilt find
a
White as the snow they shall be.
Him, Life
at His hand shall re - ceive.
- ing, Now
an - gels re - joice.
let the
ters,
son,
t^tr-
e-r
liMlr Ft
V-r-
Refrain
*i
^33&B
:*t
Haste thee a-way, why wilt thou stay? Risk not thy soul
on
mo
ment'sde-lay;
msfrf-fcttssÊi
*m
h-l
30Ê
*=*
Je
3ES -
sus
is
wait
ing
to
save
thee,
Mer
cy
is
plead
ing
to
a=t
+=9-
day.
-^"7
^ 1
207
EVANGELISTIC
Come Home, Poor Sinner
232
He
Let him return unto the Lord, and
H. R.
Jeffrey,
;**
P^f
4ES
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
will
I9th Century
Come
He
home,
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
come
come
come
=S
poor
sin
to
to
to
to
save
died
have mercy upon him. Isa. 55:7

H. R. Jeffrey, 19th Century
ner,
Why
you
On
Do
Je
Je
Je
sus,
sus,
sus,
fr
=*
He's
How
Sav
-
Come,
With
He's
iour's
call
hold
what
suf
and
His
He'll
save
sal
ing,
va
plead
plead
roam
ger
va
de
ry;
lay;
ing
still
you
stay?
PP
1^_
3
Thy
Be
Ion
Cal
not
wait
can
--* *-
3E
.4/
3F
ing;
f'ring!
"Come
'Twas
all
for
thee.
you,
tion
Come
Thy
while
you
may.
soul
ing,
Come,
come
to
to
home,
home."
come
fill.
day.
4*-
Ê
I P
f-
st
Refrain
jB
Je
1
-
sus
is
E
plead-ing,
He's
in -
ter-ced -ing;
fc=Tg
S%
3fc
to
come;
Yes, plead-ing, plead-ing
F&=
^â
^zî dgfi =3=3=^

thee
g^pgj
zjgzg; ;
For
3C
tza
Come home,
-1?Uh
-ar-
poor
sin
3i
ner,
>"f
Come home, come home.
y=&
T^ 5
z*
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
Come
And he
George
and came
arose,
233
to the Saviour
to
his father. Luke
F. Root, 1820-1895
15:20
George
F. Root, 1820-1895
Earnestly
pppp^^^niBi
S4
ft
*=*
1.
Come
2."Suf
3.
the Sav
the chil
a - gain,
to
fer
Think once
Word
He
heart
leap
blest
com
has shown
drenF'oh,
He's with
mand
=t==t
=F
Here
de - lay;
His voice!
to
day;
Here
ev
Heed
now
^=&=
r
* r
'ry
His
our midst He's

us
free - ly
His
ac - cents
now
Hear
His
in
Let
in
let
And
-A-
5*
no
hear
us
the way;
re - joice;
o - bey;
us
and
and
forth
-
make
iour,
Li
r
Refeain
^^*
-^~^-55)-
stand
ing
to
day,
Ten
der
not
make Him our choice: Do

ten
* m
der
ly
&==
rg
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ly
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you,
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atz
the meet -ing
My
Vnd
we
gath
er,
Joy
come.
dren,
come?"
sin
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31
our hearts are
d==^=R-
Sav
iour,
with Thee,
In
ful,
Pi
pure
and
free;
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our
joy
ful,
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"Come!"
ing,
but
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be,
shall
h,
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lay,
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EVANGELISTIC
Come, Ye Weary Ones, Tonight
234
Come
Jac.
D. Toews,
unto Me,
h^->N
rr~^-w
1.
2.
3.
ye that labour and are heavy laden.
all
1903
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1*.
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11:28
Jac. D.
Toews,
b.
1903
^mm
Come, ye wea - ry ones, to - night, Je - sus helps the

foe
to
fight,
Leave the world with all its sin,
Je - sus helps to cleanse with - in,
His love is
full
and free, For His blood flowed there for thee,
O
-AA
He'll glad
i
will
take
His
riv
ly
a
en
your
all
way your
on
side
sin
Cal
for -give; Plunge in -to

the
stain; He
will give you
va - ry; Come to-night and
-y
guilt
-
heal-ing
joy
and
do
not
^=11
<7
3^:
tt=e=*
=*:
stream, whol - ly
on His prom - ise lean,
and your bur -dened heart re - lease,
peace
is
too
late,
wait
ere
for you
it
For
For
His
His
Yes, His
prom - ise says then

prom -ise
al - ways
prom - ise stands e-
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Come
to
night and
do
not
tar
ry,
Take
your
ly.
E^t*=g
p_ =h=j-U
:
"Je'llhelp
to
car
ry,
Ev
'ry
5=
bur
den
k5
k=
to
night.
INVITATION
Troubled Soul, Thy God

The Lord hath spoken, and
called the earth
IN
N:
4-^-s
from the
rising of the
1.
Troub-led soul, thy God

have heard thy bit
re - joice in thy
"I
2. "I
3.
call
ter groan
re
turn
ing,
Soft
ing,
ing,
have heard thy mourn-ing

Come, My child, I love thee
ly
call
ing, dost
thou hear?
sigh,
still;
-h-
p=
t=
-t
=3=S
Whilst the ev-'ning dews are

fall - ing,
of - f enc - es now be - moan - ing,
Past
Thou hast grieved My heart in spurn - ing,
m$^
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^mmm
mm
sun. Psalm 50:1

Davis, 20th Century
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is
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J.
~^m
235
Is Calling
Christian G. Buerge, 1863-1948
AND APPEAL
i^S
He
is draw-ing
ver - y
Help is com - ing from on
Yet thy heart with love 1*11
m
near.
high.
fill.
iEE^m
f
at-+-d
g g-a=F-a
g S:
3*
love,
His ten -der tones ad - dress - ing, Reach-ing out His hand of
hear thee in
I
the cold and chil - ly night,
the dis - tance, In
Come, ye need no price or
mon - ey, Feast up - on the liv - ing Word:
In
Faint
--=--
î^^^^fe
In His Word comes forth a

bless - ing,
Thro' the fog that's ev - er mist - ing,
Bet - ter this than milk and hon - ey,
^ E^zzflS*^F=^
:
1=
Con-stant, streaming from a - bove.

re - veal Mypow'r and might."
It
is
I,
am the Lord.
I
I'll
i-
211
EVANGELISTIC
Why
236
Behold,
Daniel
W.
now
is
the accepted time;
2.
3.
4.
the day of salvation. II Cor. 6:2
Charles C. Case, 1843-191*
Whittle, 1840-1901
mm
1.
Not Now?
PPSi!
3^:
fei
While we pray, and while we plead, While you see

not risk
You have wan-dered far a - way; Do
your soul's deep

an - oth - er
Aught of peace for troub-led
the world you've failed to find
In
Come to Christ, con - fes-sion make; Come to Christ, and par - don
need,
day,
mind;
take;
i^pfeiiî=îi^
While your Fa
ther calls you
not turn from God your

Do
Come to Christ, on Him be Trust in Him from day to
home, Will you not, my broth - er,

ac - cept His.
face, But
to - day
re
lieve, Peace and joy you shall
the
He
will keep you all
day,
come?
grace.
-
ceive.
way.
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Refrain
%^
Why not come to

why not now?
not now?
why now now?
Why not now?
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not now?
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Why
not come to Je
sus
now';
not now?
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Oh,
Now
Eliza
the accepted time; behold,
now
is
^fa^^
not
do
let
the
237
Not Tonight?
H. Reed, 1794-1867
Oh,
1.
is
Why
-fiT
Word
de
part,
And
J.
Calvin Bushey, 19th Century
close thine eyes
a-gainst the
bless thy long de - lud - ed

To - mor-row's sun may nev - er rise To
lin-gers still: And wilt thou thus His love reOur Lord in pit - y
Our bless - ed Lord re - fus - es none Who would to Him their souls u-
2.
3.
4.
*&m
(g^^gE^;
i=g^g~g
feA
light;
Poor sin
sight;
This
quite?
Re-nounce
Be - lieve,
nite.
is
ner,
hard
the
time,
once
at
o
bey,
not your heart, Be

wise,
Be
be
thy stub-born will,
Be
the work is
done, Be
en
saved,
oh,
to-night,
oh, then
saved,
oh,
to-night.
saved,
oh,
to-night.
saved,
oh,
to-night.
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^=Hr
r=FJOh,
Oh,
why
why
not to-night?
e=fg
d
^ ?
not to-night?
Wilt thou
be saved?
Then
not to-night? Wilt thou be saved, wilt thou be saved,Then
night?
Why
Why
Why
not tonot to-night?
mmm^m
3.
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f'zr?r Oh,"nwhy z'tr

not to-night?'
to-night?
not
why
why not, oh why not to-night?
I
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EVANGELISTIC
238
Knowing therefore
Eden R. Latta, b. 1839
=*
Wan
Wan
Wan
Wan
1.
2.
3.
4.
He
On
der
der
der
der
will
ly
for
Start
D. S.
er
in
sin
er
on
bar
- er,
be
do
you
save
so
we persuade men. II Cor. 5:11

Jacob M. Showalter, 19th Century
you
you
you
you
ful ways,
Will
ren ground, Will
Will
too late,
de - lay
Will
fore
not
by
you
you
you
you
His grace, Will

be found, Will
peace
can
your
seal
heat - en
=i^b
er,
to Jesus ?
the terror of the Lord,
mr 35
Death may
You Go
Will
aw
ful
fate,
to - day
Start
Will
Will
-TJ
to
your
Elim
heart
to
to
to
to
go
go
go
go
to
to
to
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
to
bus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
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And
go
go
go
go
will
you
Will
give,
go
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to
sus?
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John
3.
S.
will
ly
be -lieve,
mm
and go
to
my
father. Luke 15:18
Asa Hull,
Coffman, 1848-1899
b.
1828
"
1
S-LZjT
wea - ry wan - der - er, come home, Thy Sav - iour bids thee come;
Think of thy Fa - ther's house to - day, So blest with plen-teous store.
be rec - on - ciled;
Poor prod - i - gal, come home and rest, Come and
REF.Help
Oi
214
^
1.
on
Remember Me
239
2.
you
me,
dear Sav
t^t
iour,
Thee
to
own,
And
ev
er
faith -ful
be;
i =i
3BL
INVITATION
Remember Me
at=3=
*=.
fcH
Thou long
thy
Here lean
up
ful,
on
thy
sit -
test
And when Thou
idUUJ
t=^=
love to roam, Yet

still
He calls thee, come.
wan-d'ring way, Then come, and roam no more.
loves His wan-d'ring child.
Fa-ther's breast, He
Lord, re - mem - ber
on Thy throne,
me.
didst
sin
sin
in
Think of
AND APPEAL
dt=s
=F==
>
\7
240
Gome, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy

Ho, every one
that thirsteth,
come ye
the waters. Isa. 55:1
to
1.
2.
3.
4.
Come,
Now,
Let
Come,
Jean
-ness
you tar - ry
the
fit
JV I
=
j
He
till
Full
pent-ance,
Ev
you're bet
ble,
With-out mon-ey,
This
Not
OTT
He
With-out
He gives you, This

the righteous, Not
Is
You
and sore;
glo-ri
fy;
fond-ly dream;
by the fall;
of
pit - y, love, and
'ry grace that brings you
feel your need of
to
will nev - er come at
pow'r:
nigh,
Him:
all;
&
J-^J-aLg
is
sick
r
is
ter,
It
save you,
re -quir-eth
He
Rousseau, 1712-1778
ye sin - ners, poor and need-y, Weak and wound-ed,

come and wel-come; God's freeboun-ty
ye need-y,
not con-science make you lin - ger, Nor
of
fit - ness
ye wea-ry, heav - y - la - den, Bruised and man-gled
Je - sus read - y stands to

True be - lief and true re
All
If
J.
He
Come
ble,
mon-ey,
He gives you; 'Tis

the righteous,
Sin
is
to
will
ing: doubt
Je -sus
the Spir - it's

ners Je - sus
fc^
-m^jU-e
E^r*
no more.
Christ and buy.
glimm'ring beam.
came
to
call.
215
EVANGELISTIC
241
Troubled Heart, Thy God

The Son
fanny
J.
Art
Let
3.
4.
come
is
to
save that which was lost. Matt. 18:11
Crosby, 1820-1915
Trou - bled
Come, the
1.
2.
man
of
Calling
Is
heart,
thou
Spir
wait
the
an
thy
God
is
call
it
still
is
plead
ing
till
bear
the
the
mor
gels
it-
m=
ti
draw
is
He
Him,
Come
to
Thou may'st nev
Up - ward to
ing,
ing,
row
dings
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1818-1883
Vail,
Silas J.
ing
the
er
the
>-
=E
EF
f
ver
and
meek
see
its
courts
of
i&i-
near
mild
;
;
light
heav'n
bf~f
Do
He
Come
not
at
hide
wait
once
Let
them
sing,
is
thy
ing
-
ac
deep
now
to
cept
His
ho
ly
with
mo
tion,
mer
you,
cy
rapt
ure,
save
mm
Refbain
Do
Wilt
He
O'er
not check
thou not
is
wait
an- oth
-r
that
fall
ing
be
rec
on
ing
er
F^
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Oh,
~
216
52
be saved,
come
soul
Oh, be
tear.
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to - night.
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INVITATION
The Midnight
242
Call
^Ba^
cometh, at even, or at midnight.Mark 13:35
Ye know not when the Master

Christian G.
Jeremiah
Buergc, 1863-1948
1.
'Tis
Ye
3.
Now
4.
Then
Ingalls,
mid - night and the Sav-iour calls :"Come un- to Me, bothgreat and small;
the skies;
slum-b'ring na-tions, wake and rise, Lift up your heads, look to
hu - man race;
is
the time, the day of grace, For all the fall - en
make your bed in torments where God will not hear your bit-ter prayer.
fe=F
-A-fcfc
From ev
The
'ry
kin
Sav-iour's
Come
1764-1828
--
-I
2.
AND APPEAL
to
Gnash-ing
in
dred,
vi
na-tion, tongue;
ta - tion heed,
the Lord, ac - cept

of teeth will
be
Come one, come all, come old and young.'

-wake, a rise, and make full speed!
His hand, Or soon you must re - ject-ed stand.

your doom, No light, no hope e - ter-nal gloom.
mid - night and we hear the cry, The Sav - iour now is pass-ing by.
hap - py throng;
in lamps and march
a - long The Lord to meet a
Or will you long - er lin-g'ring stay,
o - bey,
you now the call
you make that aw - ful choice? Or will you hear the Sav-iour's voice?
'Tis
Bring oil
Oh, will
Oh, will
Oh, will
you
let
Him
call
in
vain, Lie
The pre - cious time may soon be
o'er,
Un til you hear the trum-pet

"Come un -to Me while yet I
sound,
call,
down and
The dead
For now
rise
I
a-sleep
fall
You'll hear the Sav
from
will
a -gain?
iour 's call no more.
the quak-ing ground?

for-give you all."
217
EVANGELISTIC
Why
243
Rise,
George
He
Do You Wait?
calleth
thee Mark
10:49
George
Root, 1820-1895
F.
Root, 1820-1895
F.
mum=M?^=&^m=md
Why
1.
do
3.
What do
you
Do
4.
Why
2.
you
you
wait,
not
feel,
dear
dear
dear
dear
hope,
you wait,
do
t&
S:
er,
Oh,
why
er,
To
er,
His
er?
The
gain by
Spir - it
har - vest
EE
e
t
broth
broth
broth
broth
rr
f-
tar
fur
ry
so
ther
de
with
a
striv
ing
pass
ing
$.
Sav
long?
Your
lay?
in?
There's no
why
Oh,
way,
Your
Sav
iour
is
one
to
not
ac
iour
is
you
do
now
is
^
wait
save
cept
long
ing
to
you
but
His
sal-
ing
to
m
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t
u
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va
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p*-
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sus,
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There's no
And throw off
There's dan- ger
tion,
....
you,
place
in
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His
sane
er
way
thy
and
mttC7=E=Ef J^t5
r
bur death
ti
fied
throng.
but
den
His
way.
in
de
of
sin.
lay.
EE
Refkain
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Why
3=F
not?
why
r-fH
not?
Why
not come
to
218
not?
why
not?
mm
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Him
Why
not come
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to
Him now?
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2j_
In the Silent Midnight

Behold,
stand at the door and knock. Rev. 3:20
George
Arthur C. Coxe, 18181896
^=2^*1=2
1.
2.
3.
244
Watches
F. Root,
1820-1895
liH^PifeM^pi
r
-
mid - night watch-es, List thy bos

the
si - lent
In
the hall
Death comes down with reck-less foot-steps, To
Then 'tis time to stand en- treat -ing Christ to let
om"s door!
and hut;
thee
in;
mimmmMm^mm^
pi^sp
How it knock-eth, knock-eth, knock -eth,
Think you death will tar - ry knock -ing,
beat - ing,
of heav - en
the gate
At
Knock eth
When
Wail
ev
the door
-
ing
for
er -more!
is
shut?
thy
sin?
m^^mmmm^m^m
w
w~-
thy
Say
not 'tis
Je - sus wait -eth,
Nay! a - las, thou
:2=i=^
,.x
thy heart of
beat - ing, 'Tis
sin;
wait- eth, wait -eth;
But the door is
fast;
guilt - y
crea-ture! Hast thou, then, for -got?
puis
e's
i2-
*t
fp:
j^-l^b^^d
thy Sav - iour knocks, and

Sav - iour
Grieved, a-way thy
to
long
Je - sus wait - ed
'Tis
cri
go
^î^
-eth, "Rise,
-
know
and
let
eth,
Death breaks
thee,
Now
in
He knows
Me
at
in!"
last.
thee not!
EVANGELISTIC
245
Knocking
Behold,
Mary
at the
Door
stand at the door, and h.7iock.Rev. 3:20
Asa Brooks Everett, 1828-1875
B. C. Slade, 1826-1882
fc-f
pl|^pli=l=|^
my
1.
Who
2.
Lone
3.
All
thro'
the dark
4.
Door
of
my heart,
at
-
F%4 =F
U-
is
stand-
ing,
He's
stay
ing,
door
with-out
ly
hours drear - y,
has - ten
I
Pa Lone -
tient
ly
Knock!
Thee
En
Je
sus,
He
Tho'
ing
in
will
near,
am
I,
is
He;
pen wide,
J3^
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mand
ing
still
de
lay
ing,
Will
art
Thou
not
wea
ry,
Wait
and
chas
ten,
He
re-buke
gjjjj
-s--I-
Whose
de
am
trance with-in
I
draw
a- gain
ing
Si^S
i^
r
While
ly
with
PIP
is
the voice
He
not pass
so
ing
with
shall
--
hear
me
by
me
long for
me
bide.
PNÎ
Refrain
J?M35j3ii
Sweet
ly
the tones
are
pi
If
220
r* r~r
f*
thou
fc
wilt
fall
r
heed My
ji
ing:
"O
w*\t
s
call
-*pen
the door
:
h*h*
ing,
will
Me!
mh
^32E
-
for
bide
5F 3
with
^
thee.'
246
There's a Stranger at the Door

//
John
any man hear
My
voice,
and open the door,
-A
,*
^-
ESS
1.
2.
3.
4.
I will
come
B. Atchinson, 1840-1882
There's a Stran-ger at the

O - pen now to Him your
Hear you now His lov - ing
Now ad - mit the heav'n-ly
door,
heart,
voice?
Guest,
He
has been there oft be - fore,

you wait He will de - part,
Now, oh, now make Him your choice,
He will make for you a feast,
If
^b L
is
will
b#
i=E
?
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let the Saviour
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let the Saviour
Him
Him
Him
Him
-m-f^-
in;
in;
in;
in;
Let the Saviour
in,
Him
Him
Him
Him
in;
in;
in;
in;
LettheSav lour
in,
in;
in;
in,
ere
He
Ho
in,
He
is
will
will
de
fend,
re
all
are
store,
riv'n,
mm
re
sus Christ, the Fa-ther's Son,
He will keep you to the end,
And His name you will a - dore,
He will take you home to heav'n,
Je
vz
-19-
Let Him in,

is
gone,
the
your Friend, And your soul He
Joy to you He
stand-ing
at your door,
speak your sins for- giv'n, And when earth-ties
Let Him
Let Him
He
He
in to him. Rev. 2:20

Edwin O. Excell, 1851-1921
Kji||
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let the Saviour
gp^^ I
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vx.
"
Him
Him
Him
Him
in,
in.
in.
in.
in.
Let the Saviour

rttto
One,
ly
in.
I
221
EVANGELISTIC
247
Come, Just As You Are

/
am
not
come
to
the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Mutt. 9:13
call
Shall
Shall
Shall
Shall
1.
2.
3.
4.
come just
come vile
come with
come, tho' far
as
as
fc
am, Come with all

am, And bend low
I
I
all
m
e:
J.
my
fear, Lest
my
way From
the
my
and sin? If
I
Je - sus' feet? Shall I
sins have been too great? Shall I
lov - ing Shepherd's fold? Will He
guilt
at
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o - pen wide my heart. Will He en - ter

in?
plead His pard'ning grace, And His love en -treat?
break thro' all my doubts, To sweet mer-cy's gate?
bless me if
I
firm To His prom-ise hold?
Come
to Je-sus,
248
come to-day; He
will kind-ly
As you
^^
a:
F^=*
are, just as
you are
welcome you, Take your sins a
way.
Listen to the Gentle Promptings

Behold,
now
is
Carl Maria von Weber, 1786-1826
r*
:rfc
1.
2.
3.
4.
Lis
Hes
fcfe
222
ten
Sweet- ly
Joy and
-
to
call
hope
tate
the gen
ing on
the trou
no Ion
t=E=
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the Spir - it's warn-ing voice

Of
tie promptings
err - ing, Par - dons of - fered with - out price ;
the
bled conscience Will al - lay with sooth-ing peace
sad and grieved,
spiv - it,
sin - ner, Lest the Spiv
frer
;
INVITATION
^^-T
Will
ye
ac
the
cept
in
vi
realms of
then to
sake thee, now and
ta
glo
ev
And
Run
tion,
ry,
Nev
- er,
rr
f
r
3=^
-H
LL4- J-^j-J -^
sol - emu warnings ? Can ye
heed His
-
Press ye
Should for
=^&7^
Come,
e?
^^p
AND APPEAL
:.
re
slight
His won-drous love
ceive
the of
the of
with
-
er
joy
more
be
to
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1 4-
249
Save Me at the Cross

God
Fanny
fered grace.
fered race.
de - ceived.
forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. Gal. 6:14
Crosby, 1820-1915
Hubert
P.
Main, 1839-1925
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- ing Sav - iour, hear my

cry,
have sinned, but Thou hast died,
Thou hast said Thy grace is free,
On - ly faith will par - don bring,
Lov
1.
2.
3.
4.
Piftr
af^f
r
Hear my
Thou hast
Grace is
Par - don
^Ji
iJ
my
cry, Trembling,
cry,
hear
died, Thou hast died; In
Thy
free, grace is free; Have combring, par -don bring; In
that
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Thy arms I
mer-cy let me
to
a
fly,
hide,
pas-sion,Lord,onme,
faith to
m f^
Thee
cling,
ff
O
O
O
O
save
save
save
save
me
me
me
me
at
at
at
at
the cross.
the cross. iv._ T ^
Dear Je
the cross.
the cross.
-I
8US
-V fr
fct
No more would I grieve Thee; Now,
_-..!.
re-ceive -
me,
fr
T-
PIP
blessed Redeemer,
O save me
at the
cross.
EVANGELISTIC
The Gate Ajar for Me
250
The
gates of
Lydia Baxter, 1809-1874
&=
**
1.
2.
3.
4.
it
shall not be shut at all by
M
^
day. Rev. 21:25
3=^Sr^^
There is
a
gate that stands a - jar, And thro' its por Who seek thro' it
That gate a - jar stands free for all
Press on-ward then, tho' foes may frown, While mer-cy's gate
Be - yond the riv - er's brink we'll lay The cross that here
:fi
M-
sal
is
giv
ra-diance from the Cross

a - far,
and poor, the great and small,
the cross, and win
the crown of life
pen:
en,
rich
Ac - cept
And bear
is
jjj
gleam-ing
va - tion;
tals
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The
1818-1884
Vail,
Silas J.
The Sav-iour's
Of ev - 'ry
the crown, Love's ev

a - way, And love
=&
er
re
and
last
na
ing
Him more
in
J ZJ
veal
to
ing.
tion.
ken.
heav
be
love
tribe
en.
L-CL-I
#P^î^
Refrain
Oh, depth of
mer-cy! can
it
be That gate was left
jar
=Eg^=^=i^^
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me?
for
s=R s:
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For
me,
for
For me,
-^- rJ
Was
me?
for
me?
-^
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left
F-r
jar
for
II
me?
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
Open Wide Thy Heart

man
any
//
hear
My
and open the door,
voice,
will
come
R. T. Owen, 19th Century
m3
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pen
pen
pen
pen
wide
wide
wide
wide
thy
thy
thy
thy
f in
heart
heart
heart
heart
55
day
day
day
day
to
to
to
to
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Bid
Heed
And
And
en
ter
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At
At
Je
sus'
call;
To
To
With
Him
who
pleads;
love
di
all
its
pp
*
His voice and fol of grace

a wealth
of
the hun - ger
low
un
the
hide,
Thy
on
Wher
May
told
soul
c=ff:
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need,
thy
all.
e'er
He
leads,
all
be
thine,
love
will
i-
f^
life,
His
vine,
=fcrt
and
^T
J^-
=*=^pzjt=5
Him
him. Rev. 2:20
to
in
Hattie H. Pierson, 19th Century
O
O
O
O
251
feed.
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Refrain
*"
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On-
ly trust
Him, and he
Let
still;
be
_Ss-T
Him work
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will,
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shall
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will,
W~
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For
His
in thee
still;
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fall
fill
E.i.
iv>
s
225
EVANGELISTIC
Him That Cometh unto Me
252
Him
that
cometh
Me
S
to
I will in
no wise cast out. John 6:37
William
Eliza E. Hewitt, 1851-1920
**
A.
2.
3.
4.
ten
- ry
fr
to
--*
on
heart to
Close be
Him
den,
-
ters,
iour,
Not
in prayer;
thy
fit-ness
ing someday
Com -
will
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to Me,)
Him
s-g-J:
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that com-eth
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~v-
226
=s=^
eth un
to
Me, (un
to
to Me, (un
to
Me,) Him
that
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un
th
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(un
the plea
to bring Him,
the heav'n-ly man-sions,
is
to
^FÊ^^^fe
Me,
to
Strong to bear
But thy press
He
a heav'n-ly
ca-dence,
Bur - den Bear - er,
with
ly
the
all
side thee stands the
the pass - ing throng.

and thee.
thy load
- mg
ut - most need.
give thee wel - come there.
ing
Breath-iiig
_|a-Jtisl
J,
-El
Call
Sweet - er than the

Joy - ful - ly
the
Hun - gry, come and
Chim-ing soft
an -gel-song,
va - tion see
His boun - ty feed;
notes of
great sal
tion,
S^SÎ
w^m
=5^5
the bless - ed
in - vi - ta
Wea
toil - er,
sad and heav - y - la
Come, ye thirst-y,
to
the liv - ing wa
Com - mg hum-bly, dai - ly to this Sav
Lis
1.
Kirkpatrick, 1838-1921
J.
to
Me,)
T=*t
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will
in
no
wise cast
out."
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
253
The Good Shepherd

/
am
shepherd giveth His
the good shepherd; the
life
for the sheep. John 10:11
Clarence E. Hunter, 1869-1945
O. A. Pratt, 20th Century
:^
pippPPPPirti
1.
3.
4.
There
in
the
^~n"k _L->*
as
moun-tain
the Shep-herd
thou hast wan - dered
and dan - ger
as - sail
thee
green pas - tures He'll give thee
on
far
Though far from

Though dark -ness
2.
9^5 1
the
the
as
as
|a
).
seek
Is
On
des
place
1_
ing
by - ways
In
fold
the
of
so
erts
of sweet
3^
fefc
ones
lost
sor
to
row and
and
com -fort and
drear -y
save; Oh,
sin,
Fear
cold,
rest;
The
Be -
the arms of His mer - cy, For

the Shep-herd that's call - ing, He's
His pres-ence will guide thee Safe
still
wa - ters He'll lead thee Till
to
flee
not, 'tis
light of
side the
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thee His
long - ing
life
to
in
the
the
in
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safe
to
free
ly
He
wel-come thee
shel-ter-ing
home
of
the
gave.
E-E-r:t
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gate
is
wide
IS
pen
for
mu
j
Then come, wan - der
in.
fold.
blest.
thee;
4*-
strong arm,
A
:
rock
and
tt
ref
uge
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harm On
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EVANGELISTIC
254
Only a Step to Jesus

Then come thou:
Fanny
for there
is
peace. I Sam. 20:21
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
wamm
On
On
On
On
1.
2.
3.
4.
]y
ly
- ly
ly
to
step
step
step
step
a
a
to
to
to
Je
Je
Je
Je
EE
tfcfcti:
EES:
mm
>:2:
Come, and, thy
con
sin
step
from
why
not
sin
ing,
To
Him
ing,
And
read
ed
The
iour,
y
ments
mo -
my-
give
Sav
thy
Refrain
fly
a
a
pace.
way.
Igp
V
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give.
mm
self
rt=H=
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r=r=pE?f=f
On-
Jy
step,
bow.
iour
for
-i
to
#44=M^!&=S
ly
grace;
say,
to
come, and
mm
On-
live
:^r
fess
ing - ly now He's wait

What hast thy heart de - cid
my Sav
to Thee,
Glad - ly
Lov
A
O
now ?
take
it
thou shalt
all
*fe*
Then why not

Be - lieve, and
sus
sus
sus
sus
step;
He
Come,
^^==^'g t~~E
waits
y-r
-I
for
thee;
U" :
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Come, and, thy
JL
sin
confess
ing,
Thou
shalt
re
ceive
bless
ing
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Do
not
re
ject
the
mer
cy
He
free
ly
of
fers
~^\
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thee.
INVITATION
Me
Follow
Jesus
M.
B. Sleight, 19th
Century
Horatio R. Palmer. 1834-1907
3E^ PI
4=gP=^-H
1.
Hark!
2.
Who
3.
Heark
the voice
will
-
fell
of
heed the
He
en, lest
255
him: Follow Me. John 1:43
saith unto
Je
ho
sus
call
ly
man
plead
no
long
- er,
\*
-*
*=5
Me,
Me,
Me,
"Fol-low
ing,
date, "Fol-low
f-
AND APPEAL
"Fol-low
^2
fol
low
fol-low
fol-low
Me!'
Me!'
Me!'
fefeiij
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^^^Pî^î^
Soft
Leav
Once
ly
thro'
ing
all
the
things
gain,
lence
fall
at
His
bid
hear
Him
call
si
"Fol-low,
"Fol-low,
"Fol-low,
ing,
ding,
ing,
fol
fol
fol
low
low
low
Me!'
Me!'
Me!'
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As
of
old
He
called
the
zg
fish
ers,
fei
When He walked by
Hark! that ten -der voice en-treat - ing, Mar

Turn - ing swift at Thy sweet sum-mons, Ev
Gal - i - lee,
ners on life's rough sea,
er-more, O Christ, would we,
i
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Still
Gen
For
His
pa
tly,
lov
Thy
tient
love
ing
all
voice
-
ly
else
for
low,
fol
ing,
"Fol
"Fol
low,
fol
ing,
Fol
low,
fol
plead
is
re
peat
sak
j^JEEJjri^feji
ing,
low
low
low
Me!"
Me!"
Thee!
E=^r
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229
EVANGELISTIC
Look to the Lamb of God
256
Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the

H. G. Jackson, 19th Century
1.
If
2.
When
3.
4.
Are
Fear
^S
Look
Look
Look
Look
to
to
to
to
In
to
or
joy
sor
+-*i
row Christ
is
j* - fc
all
the
God;
God
God|
God;
all,
Look to
fc
+|<=i:
the Lamb
the Lamb
the Lamb
the Lamb
of
of
of
of
God.
God.
God.
God.
it
E ^ê$
â -^-iy^
to
in
k^
Refrain
Look
of
of
of
of
re-deem you, died on Cal - va - ry,

Look to
You in His strength shall o - ver all pre-vail, Look to
His love will cheer and fill your heart with song, Look to
He,
the Lamb
the Lamb
the Lamb
the Lamb
1?" +
e
AUk
lj-^Li*# *
m:
1:29
James M. Black, 1856-1938
you from sin are long-ing to be free,

Sa-tan tempts, and doubts and fears as-sail,
you a - wea - ry, does the way seem long?
not when shadows
on your path-way fall,
:
the world. John
sin of
Lamb of
the
Look
God,
Lamb
the
to
Lamb
of God,
of God,
the Lamb of God,
^k.
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-A-
r r t
nn
^|ÊfS=p
iîfen^fci^ EÊJ
:fc=!fc
Fbr
He
a - lone
is
fe^P Ê#
230
ble
to save you,
Look
to
the
Lamb
of
God.
*
c
pi
Copyright, 1918, by R. E. Winsett in Hii Foice in Song.
p"
-*
tr
ha
Renewal, 1945.
Used by permission.
INVITATION
The River of
And he shewed me
AND APPEAL
257
Life
a pure river of water of life. Rev. 22:1
Elizabeth Codner, 1824-1919

Trans, by Ernst H. Gebhardt, 1832-1899
Trans, to Eng. by John D. Warkentin, b.
Si
Asa Hull,
1828
b.
111111
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know of a riv-er whose beauti-ful stream Flows gen-tly and calm thro' the land;
To those that give heed it will blessings impart, Its flow-ing will not be in vain,
To them that are thirsty the Spir-it and bride Say, come! you may drink of it free!
I
1.
2.
3.
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wa-ters are pure for the heal-ing with-in, 'Tis flow-ing from Jesus our Friend.
For blessedness comes and peace in your heart, Redeems you from sorrow and pain.
All those that are washed and in Jesus a -bide, Our Fa-ther inheav-en re-ceives.
Its
îilfci^lfci
Dear
soul,
we
pray, will you come,
^=e=IE:
5Z
And wash
tk&i^m
P
-*-
wa
ter flows free,
:!
-F-. =
-P-
-P-
so
clear
+-
and true, Be
lieve, 'tis flow
ing for
you.
is
won - der -ful stream?
& fcfcba
a l- :teab^!
This
in this
TI
231
EVANGELISTIC
258
Who'll Be the Next?
&
Who
Annie
S.
Hawks, 1835-1918
l^^^^g^J
3.
Who'll be
Who'll be
Who'll be
4.
Who'llbe
1.
2.
will
go for us? Isa. 6:8

EE
afcsj
m^
the next to fol-low

the next to fol-low
Je -sus? Who'll be the next His cross to bear?

Je - sus Fol - low Hiswea-ry, bleed-ing feet?
the next to fol-low Je -sus? Who'll be the next to praise His name?
the next to fol-low Je -sus, Down thro' the Jor-dan's roil- ing tide?
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t=t=[e=
fi
^C-C
=*
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p:g
^f
if
Some-one is read-y, some-one is wait-ing; Who'llbe the next a crown to wear?

Who'llbe the next to lay ev - 'ry bur-den Down at the Father's mer-cy-seat?
Who'll swell the chorus of free redemption- Sing, hal - le - lu-jah praise the Lamb?
Who'llbe the next to join with the ransomed, Sing -ing up -on the oth-er side?
!
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Who'll be the next? Who'll be the next? Who'll be the next to
EÊ
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Who'll be
dCti
232
fol
low
the next to
~~~
sus?
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fol
Je
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now? Fol
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low
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sus
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now?
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
Have You Any Room

Behold,
Source
Unknown
W.
Whittle, 1840-1901
Arr. by Daniel
zf -- g
1.
Have you an
2.
Room
3.
Have you
4.
Room
C.
*~ ^ -ba
y room for
for pleas-ure,
259
for Jesus?
stand at the door, and knock. Rev. 3:20
Je
room for busi room for Je -
an - y
and time now give
EMNE
v >w
Je
to
->
sus,
He who
But
As
sus,
19th Century
^=S
J7J-t-^-Mfc
ness,
sus,
C. Williams,
fr-
bore your load of
for Christ the
Cru
grace He calls
Soon will pass God's day
in
sin?
ci
fied,
gain?
grace;
of
-"^
=:
fc*"
As He knocks and asks ad - mis

Not
can en
a place that He
to - day
Soon thy heart
is
time
left cold
ac
and
cept
si
sion,
Sin
ter,
In
ed,
Lat
And
lent,
ner, will
'
Refrain
Is
*
P
ft
fc
for
sus,
King of
let
Him
glo
ry!
Has
in?
c=^zrb-
vr~
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j#Lm
Je
^L-t
3^3
Room
you
the heart for which He died?

er
you may call in vain,
thy Sav-iour's plead-ing cease.
ten
_:
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now His Word
bey;
gîi^=i=iy
2"5
fr
g-
t?
i^l^lSl^P^rtSii!
Swing the heart's door wide
=S==i
ly
pen,
Bid
Him
en
ter while you
may.
EVANGELISTIC
260
My
Eliza E. Hewitt,
3&
3.
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Jfl. y
b P
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vJJ
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re
r
k
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No
bove,
gift so
pre-cious to
Call-ing in mer - cy
a"All that thou hast, to My
r r if
t
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thou art,
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is
"Grate
ful
Have
Make
full
lb
Soft - ly
He whis - pers, wher-ev - er
Turn now from sin, and from e - vil
Grace more a - bound -ing is Mine to
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vine,
J.
t 1J
men,
IS
'
our love;
a - gain;
as
and
k< sep
j^Y
z>o
E^
^=^
sin
CC/'i
William
H im
thine heart. Prov. 23:26
thy heart, " says the Fa - ther a

thy heart, " says the Sav-iour of
thy heart, " says the Spir - it di
i
!
5t-Jr
Me
Me
Me
Me
son, give
1851-1920
R-
"Give
"Give
"Give
1.
2.
Me Thy Heart
Give
trust Me, and

died for thee?
ly
not
sur
ren-der
and
p
give
give
give
Me
Me
Me
jg^g
thy heart."
thy heart. " "Give
thy heart."
j^t
Me
thy heart,
psNN^
give
&r t
Me thy
heart,
" Hear the soft whis-per, wher-ev - er thou
SEE
r^=g
*f
?=
-F-
*:
234
-m--.
ten
^ft-a^j
x-v
3S
t?F-
I*
world He would draw thee a part; Speak-ing so
From this dark
0,
*a
art:
der-ly,
-*-
Vi
"*
"Give
Me
thy heart.
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
Gome
Let Jesus
/ will
come
in to
him, and will sup with him.Ke\. 3:20
N. Morris, 1862-1929
Lelia
261
Your Heart
into
N. Morris,
Lelia
771
5a
m i i j i i-^
If
you are tired of the load of your sin,
If
'tis
for
pu - ri - ty
now that you sigh,
3. If there's a
tem-pest your voice can -not still,
4. If
you would join the glad songs of the blest,
Let
Let
Let
Let
1.
2.
^^r
S^
fo
heart;
heart;
heart;
heart;
Je
W*
s
T?
sus
in
&*
sire
Pi
new
*f
to
jg
Refrain
*-W
your heart.
now,
Just
'F
b i
-J
now,
re
ject
no more;
-A.
E rm
2^
pen
the
door;
Je
sus
come
hsr
in
to
your
-*
ra
AH
heart.
f- ,-r
PSi
te=
sE^B
3EES
Let
-rfr(A.
-tar
L-
Just now, throw

1
te:
Him
-
your
a^ss*
pa
**=*
*.'
doubt-ings give o'er; Just
I
5
i
*
life
to
be - gin,
Foun-tains for cleans-ing are flow - ing near by,
If there's a
void this world nev
er
can fill,
If
you would en - ter the man-sions of rest,
t 3
come
:*
fit
you de
If
J J J J
Let
come
come
come
come
55^
sob
sus
sus
bus
I
^"T^ ^HHrcÊ
P-fr-
J
s
l
your
your
your
your
Je
Je
Je
Je
EE
Iv
ft^+j4jgE5c. i 1 1 1
in - to
in - to
in - to
in - to
1862-1929
an
235
EVANGELISTIC
Not Far from the Kingdom
262
Thou
Eden R.
from the kingdom
art not far
of
God. Mark
1839
Latta, b.
12:34
H. Tenney, 19th Century
J.
Not far from the king-dom of heav-en, The king-dom of heav-en with men,
Not far from the kingdom of heav - en, The king-dom of peace and of love,
Not far from the king-dom of heav-en, Yet will not on Je - sus be-lieve!
1.
2.
3.
-Art*
And
yet
in
Yet out
on
sin
ner,
what
tan,
i*H-**
A^19-
And
yet
A-
the shad-ow
in
The prod - - gal's for- tune

a- wait thee! The bless-ing of par -don
ter-rors
i&
the bond-age of Sa
the edge of the des
A-8-
ert,
]'
of
sin!
to prove!
re-ceive!
^CjAÂg~g^-gl
fcft
V2.-2-
^=^=feîp^^^P
turn to
thy
Fa-
ther,
And lead-eth to glo - ry on

And crave in Hismer-cy a
mer-cy
is
o-
pen,
Poor prod
from the path that
Not
far
Oh,
rise,
The por
and re
-
tal
of
is
nar
row,
gal,
high;
share!
not de-lay!
do
=e
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pp
j^ âMÛ-N^Jii^
k
b*c
Uk
1*1-*- *t
it,
sin -ner? oh, why?
to ru - in, Oh, why is
and know thee. And rescue thy soul from de-spair!
to thy Fa - ther! Oh, en - ter the king-dom to-day!
g-^-g-^V
.
A
r
-A
<+^rA
A-*-A A
A A- n^ A
l*
Yet tread-ing the broad road

Far
He
off
rise,
will see thee
and re-turn
An*
r-r.
g f
Refrain
pgp -j4^jî^
Not
Not
Sdfc
236
not
far,
_JB
far,
(Bk_
Not
far,
far
not far,
1Â"
1*
from the king-dom of heav 'n!

the kingdom of heav'n!
AJ-A-
-1
AND APPEAL
INVITATION

rit.
Still
tread-ing the broad road to
ru
f-g^
Yet near
in,
to the
king-dom of heav'n!
A-*-AA
fic
=S
B P
i*.
A-
rp-
263
Almost Persuaded
Almost thou persuades! me
to
be a Christian. Acts 26:28
1.
2.
3.
"Al
"Al
"Al
=3=^:
^=Sz
^7
-
most per-suad
most per-suad
most per-suad
^B
pE3E3Ep
3iT=2-
to
be
" now
ed, " come, come to
ed, " har - vest is
ed,
lieve;
day;
past!
"Al
"Al
"Al
most per-suad
most per-suad
most per-suad
r>
S3P3
=S^
Christ to
turn
not
re
ceive;
way;
doom comes
at
lastl
f$=X*-&
go
f-
Thy way
Seems now some

Je
"Al
sus
in
soul
vites
most" can -not
3c
say,
to
"Go,
An
you here,
a-
vail;
Thee
dear,
but
Sad,
wail "Al
sad,
that
ed,
ed,
ed,
bit
ter
Spir
-
gels
"Al -most"
*~T*
On
Some more con-ven-ient day

Prayers rise from hearts so
fail!
5
-
3=J
lin-g'ring near
to
it,
are
is
^
I'll
call."
wan - d'rer, come.

most but lost!"
îpip^p
sfe
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EVANGELISTIC
264
Christ Receiveth Sinful

Tliey that be whole need not a physician,
Erdmann Neumeister,
Trans,
Emma
bv
F.
1.
3.
4.
.James McGranahan, 1840-1907
1827-1909
i 3E"ÊÊ$1
_3
re-ceive; Sound this word of grace

rest; Trust Him, for His word
Now my heart con-demns me not, Pure be - fore the law
Christ re-ceiv-eth sin - ful men, E - ven me with all
Sin - ners Je
Come, and He
sus
will
will give
you
=^
m
ÊK
BB
Men
that are sick. Matt. 9:12
they
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but
All
Christ re
fHH
Refrain
W^Sfea
it
stand;
sin;
Sat
lin
-
is -
ceiv
ger,
all
eth
sin
last
fied
Heav'n with Him
its
I
en
who
-
ter
in.
g:-H
Ep
and o'er a
o'er
it
o'er a -gain,
=*:
1X
gain;
Christ resing it o'er a -gain; Christ re-
^H^-t
KG
isÊ=F
fall.
men.
de - mand.
ful
ssfejSB^^^Sf
Sing
4=1
* d d
V^
ceiv
eth sin - ful men;
ceiv-eth sin-ful men, Christ re-ceiv-eth sin-ful
-j-
-*--f
^
clear and
who
:
Mi
-U-
my
nin
^3
3E
the heav'n-ly path -way leave,

will take
the sin - ful - est;
who cleansed me from all spot,
Purged from ev - 'ry spot and stain,
plain;
l*
^=Zi
He
He
m^^
S
all
is
I Ê
k
Who
Sing
to
l^r
Make
men;
mes
sage
Make the message plain,
the
&#*=$&&
^p
j,
Christ re
plain:
ceiv
j-rj
K az=== -g^ afe e
-V
eth sin
ful
men.
make the message plain
*= *
238
I*
îgip
f=P
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
Do You Love the World?

B.
Love not the world, neither the things that are

Elliott Warren, 1867-1951
^q^tJ
1.
2.
3.
4.
Do
Do
Do
Do
you
you
you
you
love
love
love
love
ter
ni
from His pierc
rm sî
ty?
side!
4* 4*
3F353a
ed
world, in
world, its
will you on - ward go?

Is
row, re-morse and shame; Je
in
John 2:15
its pomp and show? In

its course of
sin
ap-plause and fame? Soon 'twill end in
sorworld? is
it
dear to thee? Can it help thy soul
world more than Christ who died? How the blood flow 'd free
the
the
the
the
3=
j=?=m
265
the world. I
in
l^g
life more thanheav'n a - bove?

come and re- deem your soul
way more than god - ly fear,
the pride of
you
sus bids
Will you choose its

When it cost His
Ni^
pre - pare that "place,
to
life
E ^
fe=E
Refrain
^- ra a
=z=
i
|*
JEtlEEzj
J 1^
soul for
the sins you love?
doom, ere the judg-ments roll.
Seal - ing thus your doom, when the Lord
is
near.
Will you die
in
sin, and
re - fuse His grace?
its
aw
t5
your
Will you lose
From
ful
Do you
love
the
world?
^^^^^
m^^^^^
#r^^
Will you self
ish
be,
When the Lord
pro-vides ev
'ry-thing for thee?
-.
still
re-fuse? Will you come and

f>
>
\*
bow? Give your heart and
T
1
<*
fe
T
-
i*
life
1*
to
1*
i*
His serv-ice now?
T r
Can you
'
î
239
EVANGELISTIC
What
266
What
Source
shall I
You Do with Jesus?
Will
do then with Jesus which
1.
3.
4.
5.
called Christ? Mutt. 27:22
^^m
M.
m
2.
is
Unknown
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*=3=3
L.
Stocks, 20th
Century
stand-ing in Pi-late 's hall-Friend-less, for-sak-en, be-trayedby all:

stand-ing on tri - al still, You can be false to Him if you will,
Will you e - vade Him as Pi-late tried? Or will you choose Him, what-e'er be-tide?
Will you, like Peter, your Lord de - ny? Or will you scorn from His foes to fly,
"Je - sus, I give Thee my heart to-day! Je - sus, I'll fol-low Thee all the way,
Je
Je
sus
sus
is
is
rHti
a -t*
rr V*~L
S^
Heark-en what mean-eth the sud You can be faith-ful thro' good
Vain - ly you strug-gle from Him
Dar - ing for Je - sus to live
Glad - ly
o - bey- ing Thee! "will
!
|>
l>
^^^M
t$E$=
r.J
den
or
to
or
What will
ill;
What will
hide: What will
die? What will
call
you say: "This
will
fe
you
you
you
you
I
do
do
do
do
do
with
with
with
with
with
5tr
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus?
sus!'
rm
V-
Refrain
What
will
you
do
with
Je
sus?
Neu
tral
you
can
Bi
J J JrfrJ
Some -day your heart
@%E
be;
^JJ
not
will
be
ask
ing,
*-3*
"What will He do
P^^=1
with
me?"
fc=Ez^t=l
12=3
tCopyright, 1905.
240
Renewal
1933.
Hope Publishing
Co., owner.
All rights reserved.
Used by permission.
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
267
He Seeks His Wandering Sheep

And goeth after that which
Martha Mills Newton, 19th Century
^
1.
2.
3.
*- ^0-. -0- --
lost,
is
He
until
find it. Luke 15:4
J.
-0-
The Shepherd's heart is saddened, His sheep have gone astray Thro' summer's heat, and
;
Thro' briers, thorns, and brambles, He seeks with anxious heart; O'er mountain, vale, or
He's call -ing for thee, lost one, Can you not hear His voice? Then an-swer to Hi3
mi$?m^
I
win-ter's cold,
for
est wild,
lov
ing
call,
=a,-J^-J_-| r:L-l
-j_U
H--1 -,-U^
He seeks His sheep al-way. Some wand'ring sheep He's seeking now, Say
Or in the crowded mart, O'er o-cean's main, o'er desert sands, He
Go meet Him and re- joice. Are you not wea-ry wan-der-ing Out
.
-F- -0-
t^==*:
-*- -*'-. -* -^- S*-3you? Are you safe sheltered in the fold, Or are you wand'ring too?
seeksthewideworldo'er; In gild-ed pal - ace of the rich; In cot-tage of the poor,
in the storm and cold? A-rise, and seek your Shepherd's face, Re turn un - to the fold.
I
-.wrzm
rr
Refeain
-*-=!
*^=*
He
He
Oh,
Oh,
&
seeks His wan-d'ring sheep,

Out
seeks His wan-d'ring, wan-d'ring sheep to-day, Out
shall
shall
He
He
seek
in
vain,
seek, oh, shall
-tr_
He
seek
in vain,
rf
--*=&
PS
the storm and cold;

the storm and cold;
To bring them
To bring them
to
to
the
the
r=FTT
fold?
fold?
i
241
EVANGELISTIC
268
Where
Will
You Spend Eternity?
These shall go away into everlasting punishment,
but
righteous
the
into
eternal.
life
Matt. 25:46
3S
WT" *
â
1.
Where
will
2.
Man
3.
Leav
are choos
ing the strait
4.
Re
you spend
pent, be
J.
lieve,
3^
B
ty?
This
day,
Turn
row
way,
Go
hour,
Trust
e - ter - ni
ing Christ to
and
nar
ver
this
^*r
r^-
ques - tion comes
to
ing
from
their
ing
the
in
the
all
down - ward
Sav
iour's
^P^
you
sins
road
grace
to
and pow'r;
^m%
your
Tell
day,
zt>-
z2.
me, what shall

Heav'n shall their hap Sad
will their
fi
Then will your
joy -
me!
way;
and
a -
an
por
end
an
py
nal
ous
swer
be?
tion
be;
ing
be,
swer
be,
3^1
is:
Refbain
lipiiplpillii

M-i
Where
Where
will
will
you spend
you spend
Lost through* a
long
Saved through a long
L-
Ad
*i-
*t
*d
ni
ty?
ter
ni
ty!
e-
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
ty!
e-
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
ty!
e-
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
ty!
e-
=E
^^ÊE0E^=
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
ty!
ter
ni
tyl
BE
ter
242
'
fe^
Al
=^=t=E^t-eeK
y?:
*-s
Where
Where
will
will
you spend
you spend
Lost through a
Saved through a
long
long
ter
ni
ty?
ter
ni
ty?
ter
ni
ty
ter
ni
ty!
y=F^-it=g
T?
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
269
Glory Gates
He
looked for a
city,
whose builder and maker
M Fw
George
P.
1.
glo
'Tis the
3.
&
P.
11:10
Hott, 19th Century
cit-y built of God,Where theman-y man-sions be;

ley of
the shadow
I may go, But His grace shall be
my stay;
ry now that fills and thrills my soul, As
I walk the nar-row way
ing for
God. Heb.
look
Th.ro' the val
:J2
am
is
George
Hott, 19th Century
the
P^^^^^pi tt=g^
am walk-ing now the path that Je- sus trod,

I
Tho' the path be dark and dan-ger- ous, I know
I
am
looking
Oh, the
glo
for
the heav'nly light to
ry gates
are
s
Oh, the glo
ev
er o
XZZK
ry gates are ev
f_f
er
dawn,That
pen wide, In
g g p p
And His face I

He will guide me
f~r
soon shall
shall rise in end
vit
less day.
ing the world to
come
&
g
f
W e>
o- pen wide, To wel-come the wea
see.
the way.
all
ry
home!
,ff=f.
243
EVANGELISTIC
270
Give
By whom the world
Fanny
1.
2.
3.
me, and
crucified unto
is
unto the world. Gal. 6:14
^^m^mmm^
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
tz
Me Jesus
T=*
Take
Take
Take
Take
me
me
me
me
the world, but give

the world, but give
the world, but give
the world, but give
Je
Je
Je
Je
its joys
are but
a name;
Sweet-est com - fort of
my soul;
me view His con-stant smile;
sus, Let
sus, In
His cross my trust shall be;
sus,
sus,
All
M
mmi^^^îm^
4.
^j^rt^MUJtJ^^^
But His love
With my Sav
Then thro'-out
Till,
my
with clear
bid
eth
ev
er,
pil
-grim jour
bright-er
vi
Thro'
ney
e - ter - nal years the same.

can sing though bil - lows roll.
Light will cheer me
all
the while.
sion,
Face
er,
me
iour watch-ingo'er
my
face
to
Lord
-JL:
f-HP
see.
pi
~T rNJjJ %Ft
l
Refrain
J=^
Oh,
i=i^^î^pi
the height and depth of
mer
cy!
-s- =3
=T*
fr
the length and breadth of love!
a W
K =^=3=
ha
:
Oh,
-Q- -^
the full
ness
of
re-demp
tion,
Pledge of end
Efej^jji^f flft
244
mp
-+ 1
3?
Oh,
P*
less
=9
life
a-bove!
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
271
Nothing Like Jesus

Him
Unto
that
is
above
able to do
we ask or
that
all
Charles P. Jones, 20th Century
think.
Eph.
3:20
tmm^M
There
There
Ev
is
noth-ing
noth-ing
'ry tri
is
there's no one
troubles
Have you
al
in
the world like Je

the world like Je
of
my
in
in
in
sus,
sus,
my
He's thetreas-ure of
He
sup-plies
my
ev
soul;
'ry need;
Him, And He un - der-standsit well;

the world like Je - sus, Sym -pa-thet -ic, kind and true;
your life, my broth-er? Does your heart ache day by day?
t t rc nr it it
i
life
"
tell
jt-tt
Lt
iiH
=i=a=*
:IS
When I'm troubled He dis-pels my sor-rows, When I'm sick He makes me whole.
re-mains a friend in-deed.
And when oth-ers, whom I trust, be - tray me, He
He sus-tains me with His con - so la-tion, Ev 'ry fear His words dis- pel.
-
If
If
it
you'll bring
Copyright,
reserved.
was not that
know and trust Him,
your burdens
all
to
1913.
Renewal 1941, by Charles
Used by permission.
P.
Je
Jones.
sus,
He
know not what

will
bear them
all
Assigned to John T. Benson,
should do.
a - way.
Jr.
All
rights
245
EVANGELISTIC
272
Jesus, the Light of the World

/
am
the light
the
of
world. John 8:12

G. D. Elderkin, 20th Century
G. D. Elderkin, 20th Century
^m^^^m^î^mm
1.
2.
3.
4.
ye saints of light proclaim,

the Sav-iour's ear - nest call,
Why not seek Him then to - day,
Come, con - f ess Him as your King,
Je
Je
Je
Je
All
Hear
SEE
E^t ip1=6
5
Life
Send
and mer
the Gos
Go
with truth
Then the hosts
-tr
*.
>
His name,
cy
in
pel
truth
the
nar
to
-
all,
row way,
of heav'n will
sus,
sus,
sus,
sus,
the
the
the
the
light
of
the
light
of
light
of
of
the
the
the
light
world;
world;
world;
world;
^-
=P=f:
^pH^p
3E
sing,
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus,
the light
of
the
world.
sus,
of
world.
of
the
the
of
the
world.
sus,
the light
the light
sus,
the light
m^
world.
-fcgd
Refrain
iite^îgîi^B^ppi
V
Lfi
We
'11
walk
in the light, beautiful light,
*=
g r F tvy
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êi
Shine
--
i~U
if^SiS
by day and by night, Je
w^-c rFri
246
are bright,
U ^1^
i^s
a-round us
all
Come where the dewdrops of mercy
sus, the light of
the
world.
AND APPEAL
INVITATION
The Light of the World

/
Philip P. Bliss,
am come
1.
3.
4.
world.John 12:46
a light into the
1838-1876
Philip P.
mmm
2.
The whole world was
nfr
lost
the dark-ness
in
1838-1876
Bliss,
l=i=2
r?
of
The
The
The
The
sin;
No dark - ness have we who in Je - sus a - bide,

Ye dwell - ers in dark-ness, with sin - blind -ed eyes,
No need of the sun - light in heav - en, we're told,
EEg
273
Jesus
Is
of
of
of
of
Bze
Light
Light
Light
Light
it
=1=^^^=^^=!^
world
world
world
world
s
s
s
s
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus;
sus;
sus;
sus;
3iE
Like sun -shine at noon -day, His
glo
We
fol
walk
Go, wash
The Lamb
when we
ry
low
in
the light
at
His bid - ding, and light will

the
the light
in
cit - y
is
the
the
the
the
shone in,
our Guide,
a
of
rise,
gold,
"
Refbain
nEfKAin
1^.
?E
The Light
of
the
world
is
Je
k.
alJ =i1=*I
r
-
sus.
^.
Come
to
the
Light,
-^
^^
^^
'tis
II
shin
ing for thee; Sweet-ly the Light has
dawned up-on
^^HNN^N
P
blind,
but now
can
Once
me,
was
see:
The Light of
the world
j_b
r
is
Je
sus.
247
EVANGELISTIC
274
Thy Heart Right with God?
Is
Thy
heart
is
not right in the sight of
God. Acts
Have thy
af -fec-tions been nailed to the cross? Is

Hast thou do - min-ion o'er self and o'er sin? Is
Is
there no more con-dem-na - tion for sin?
Is
Are
all thypow'rsun-der Je - sus' con - trol? Is
Art thou now walk-ing in heaven's pure light? Is
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I*
U V
l>
mmm^^^
Dost thou count
ver
all
all
things for Je - sus but loss?

vil with-out and with - in?
Is
IS
Does Je - sus rule in the tem-ple with - in?

Does He each mo-ment a - bide in thy soul?
Is
thy soul wear-ing the gar-ment of white?
E^
Is
Is
Is
thy
thy
thy
thy
thy
heart right
heart right
heart right
heart right
heart right
with
with
with
with
with
?:
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*
God?
God?
God?
God?
God?
thy heart right with

^^pfp
M
* * * *
8:21
God?
God?
God?
God?
God?
-=H
Refrain
Washed in
Is thy heart right with God,
ho
ly,
hum
ble
and
low
ly,
the crim-son
Right
in
the
flood,
sight
Cleansed and made
of
God?
of God?
^=
248
1,
k.
k.
pz
F=fe'fl
INVITATION
What Would You Give

What
Floyd
J.
Berry, 20th Century
W:
r*
275
Exchange?
in
give in exchange for his soul? Mark 8:37
man
shall a
AND APPEAL
H. Carr, 20th Century
J.
i
far from the
Sav-iour
^3
^=n
to-day, Risk -ing your soul for
1.
Broth -er
2.
Mer - cy is call - ing you, won't you give heed? Must the dear Sav-iour still
More than the sil - ver and gold of the earth, More than all jew - els thy
when you stand at the bar by and by; When you are weighed in the
If,
3.
4.
glppi
ip
S
k
things that de - cay,

if
to - day God should call
it
O
it
is
ten - der - ly plead? Risk
not your soul,
pre - cious
spir - it
worth! God,
giv - en
is
the
Cre - a - tor, has
bal - ance on
high, You should be
sen-tenced for - ev - er
fr--
=i
Fine
give
^=p- -H
way,
deed;
it
to
birth!
die
"=F^q
Refra in
a!
What would you
ex-change for your soul?
in
What would you give
*j
a
in
What would you
Z).S.
rf
p=k
it
the
P~
fr-
A A|Sh
}Hk
give
in
11
f"
-Ifc
What would you
give?
ex-
ex - change?
^fei^îfefeiiii
T
your
soul?
if
to
day
God should
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Copyright, 1940.
give?
in ex-change?
ex-change for your soult
in
in
change for
What would you
Renewal.
Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg. Co., owners.
call
it
way,
liii
Used by permission.
249
EVANGELISTIC
Are You Washed
276
Wash me, and
in the
snow. Psalm 51:7

I shall be whiter than
Have you been
for the cleansing pow'r? Are you washed in

by the Sav-iour's side? Are you washed in
the Bridegroom cometh will your robes be white, Pure and white in
a - side the gar-ments that are stained with sin, And be washed in
Je
to
Are you walk-ing
When
4.
Lay
iw
I 5
-J^F-
of
of
of
of
dai
-A
blood
blood
blood
blood
Blood?
the
the
the
the
sus
ly
P*
the
the
the
the
ft
aF^ at
3J
mmm^mmm
Lamb? Are you ful - ly trust-ing

Lamb? Do you rest each mo-ment
Lamb? Will your soul be read - y
Lamb? There's a fountain flow-ing
Bwk%
His grace this
in
in
hour?
the Cru - ci - fied?
the man - sions bright?
the soul
un - clean.
for
for
2 F*
A
Refrain
Are you washed

Are you washed
And be washed
O
be washed
in
in
in
in
In
the blood,
blood,
in
the
the
the
the
blood
blood
blood
blood
of
of
of
of
.:"
the
the
the
the
Lamb? Are you washed

in
Lamb?
Lamb?
Lamb?
Are you washed
Fr-A-.
the soul-cleans-ing blood of
the
P*
^^
-m-
1*
Lamb?
of the
the
Are your
Lamb?
ffiEBE?
-k=
S^spp^s^p^
garments spotless, are they white as snow? Are you washed in the blood of the Lamb?
3 3 ^kH^ ^^^^^====Et=E-k-l
250
k E
fc
fl
INVITATION
His
Way
with Thee
Submit yourselves therefore

Cyrus
S.
AND APPEAL
to
277
God. James
Nusbaum, 1861-1937
4:7
Cyrus
S.
Nusbaum, 1861-1937
^m
1.
2.
3.
Would you live for Je - sus, and be al-ways pure and good? Would you walk with
Would you have Him make you free, and fol - low at His call? Would you know the
Would you in His king-dom find a place of con-stant rest? Would you prove Him
-i"
J^JjJEJE^îg
^S
P=5i=5
r^
Him with - in the nar-row road? Would you have Him bear your bur
peace that comes by giv - ing all? Would you have Him save you, so
His serv - ice
la
true each prov - i - den - tial test? Would you
in
g-I*-'
&==rf=s
eê
^&
den,
that
bor
^==1
=fe
fc^SB&g
Refrain
fejîî:
- ry all your load? Let Him have His way with thee.
you need nev - er fall? Let Him have His way with thee. His pow'r can make you what you
al - ways at your best? Let Him have His way with thee.
car
*r
ought to
be;
ff?
His blood can cleanse your heart and
make you
free; His
love
can
it
jg=g:
:t=
S itmfe
fill
your soul, and you
will see
'Twasbest for Him
to
have His way with thee
g-
:t=
1
251
EVANGELISTIC
278
There
Is
Power
in the Blood
They overcame him by the blood
of
the
Lamb Rev.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Would
Would
Would
Would
12:11
Lewis E. Jones, 1865-1936
T^F
sin? There's pow'r in the blood,

be free from your bur - den of
be free from your pas - sion and pride? There's pow'r in the blood,
be whit er, much whiter than snow? There's pow'r in the blood,
do serv -ice for Je - sus your King? There's pow'r in the blood,
you
you
you
you
*ee
f
N
dt
rrw
-rl-
TUJLuuu-f
pow'r
pow'r
pow'r
pow'r
the
the
the
the
in
in
in
in
blood; Would you o'er

e - vil
blood; Come
for
a cleans -ing
blood; Sin - stains are lost
in
blood; Would you live dai - ly,
a
to
vie
to
Cal
va
giv
prais - es
life -
its
His
win?
ry
ry's
tide,
ing
flow,
sing?
to
^=pppip^=^^=ppi=^^P
Refrain
There 's won -der
ful
pow'r
the blood. There
in
is
pow'r,
there
won- der-work- ing pow'r In

-fcr-
-kr
'P1
rr-r-
= A
:
S
is
iEÊ^
252
Lamb;
the
R~k
A-5-**
tj J:J H:J
r*
J iJ
the pre-cious blood of the
#*
-AA-
is
Lamb;
^*
k >
pow'r, won-der-work-ing pow'r In

pow'r,
"P"
There
of the
T-^-
+r
3=i
blood
of
In the blood
ohrJ-M
*=
fe=i
pow'r.
there
the
-fcc-
pow'r,
pow'r,
is
J*
Lamb,
The Best Friend of

There
G. M.
Bills,
is
closer than
a friend that sticketh
279
All
a brother. Prov.
20th Century
G. M.
18:24
20th Century
Bills,
:fe^
Do
1.
you
seek
for
friend
who
al
is
Would you lean on

an arm that is
in
Would you walk day by day
a
Would you dwell ev
er - more
in
the
-*.
4^**
j*
2.
3.
4.
I-
an
smile
glo -
you
His
fount
of
name It
spell,
And
Je
is
kD.S.Pre
of light,
a - bove,
sus,
the
est
i
I
tt
Re
h-
Sav
iour
to
Je
sus,
the
best
Friend
is
the "Might-y
to save. "
trod.
day.
of
all.
::
:
all.
found,
f1
:t=
cious
l^
'Mid
the
the
the
best Friend of
ref - uge
is
deem - er
has
the
^fj Jl
3=i!=P^
all
will
a Friend, I
will
that was pierced to rethe
re - pose that no
end-less bliss from the
Refrain
Oh, the best Friend of
Who
All
In
such
r
-
quell
thy soul's dear

blight? Choose the path your
His love? Give your heart
to
'Ez
to
mmnr^
s
es
of
move Sa - tan's
can
sor - row
the same,
ble
ha
lo
man-sions
p^-
tell
and your call? There is just

of
ill
that a-bound? Grasp the hand
the an - gels of God? Would you know
ries that fade not
a - way? Would you drink
swer your sigh
fore
ways
iA
He
ev
er
will
^
D.S.
SiSS^pSpiiî
hear when you
call;
He poured
fe^
:E
out His soul
to
re-deem from the grave,
mimmmv
253
EVANGELISTIC
280
Me
Tell
the Old, Old Story
For God so loved the world, that

A. Katherine Hankey, 1834-1911
^g
.
1.
2.
3.
4.
J J
j
8
.r.
j.:
me
me
me
me
Tell
Tell
Tell
Tell
nN
=*
rÛ
gp
'
J,
r
Of
bove,
Je
sus
in
That won-dergrave; Re-mem-ber,

fear
That tbis world's
JDl
====
7?-
JE
4~fr
*\ <J
gave His only begotten Son. John 3:16

the old, old sto - ry Of

un-seen things a
the sto - ry slow - ly, That I may take it
the sto - ry soft - ly, With ear-nest tones and
the same old sto - ry When you have cause to
1S3
P*
/L
He
-Ml^t-
and
His
re
I'm the
emp - ty
ful
Of
sus and
demp-tion, God's rem- e - dy
sin - ner Whom Je- sus came
glo - ry Is
cost - ing me
glo
ry,
Je
*W
*î ^-Z-4
w *-J
i
to
For
for
ways,
If
ry
Is
you would real

dawn-ing on
al
glo
ply,
en,
get
so
-
ly
my
5 tt
am weak
The "ear
soon;
be,
In
soul, Tell
an
me
= JJ-*i
f^-fiTTT^
3*
For
lit - tie child,

-
==!
i^r*
ws=Z3,
As
sim
oft
the sto - ry
the sto - ry
the sto - ry
Yes, and when that world's
for sin.
to save,
too dear.
^rt-J- 3*=*
Pm
-BTell
me
Tell
me
Tell
me
His love,
dew" of
time of
the
PÊ
5
1
ii
^2^
w-^sp
And help less and de filed.

Has passed a - way at noon.
me.
A
com - fort - er to
"Christ Je - sus makes thee whole."
3i
1H
azb
fc*
si
old, old sto
ry,
Tell
12.
4^-
fc=g
254
sto
le,
ry:
Jg
^1
aVJ
wea - ry,
morn - ing
troub
old
old,
Refbain
and
ly
^=k
me
the
me
the old, old sto
ry,
=
be
k
Tell
hr1
Tell
me
the
<
old, old sto
feUfajlEl]
ÊE5
-î-
ry
Of Je
sus
and His
love.
je=J=J
jszjg:
INVITATION
AND APPEAL
Wonderful Story of Love

/ bring
J.
M.
Driver, 19th Century
1.
2.
3.
you good tidings
Won-der-ful sto - ry of
Wake the im - mor

Still
He doth call
For
eMN
*-!
With those who've
re-ceive
ffm
jamais
pf
way,
^^
N -to
Won-der-ful sto-ry of
rest,
- gels with rap - ture an-nounce it,

Call-ing from Cal-va - ry's moun-tain,
Rest in those man-sions a-bove us
pp
it;
gain,
-=--<*
tal bright foun-tain,

gone on be -fore
us,
crys
19th Century
An
3=3
Shepherds with won - der
Down from the
to
s=^
M^^^=^=^
strain
day,
blest;
tal
the pure and
all
Driver,
b .4
-ft
Tell it to me a
Tho' you are far a
Je - sus provides a
love,
love,
love,
^^=44=î^
love,
love,
love,
M.
J.
NN
_r r
281
of great joy. Luke 2:10
w-^
3^=*
Sin - ner, O won't you be-lieve

it?
E'en from the dawn of ere - a - tion,
Sing-ing the rap-tur-ous cho - rus,
.
-j*-
jfe:
7*-
-j*-
i-
;gzzE
**
Refbain
Won-der - ful
sto
ry
of
love.
21
'-V
+ -T-0
9-^-9
Won
der
f ul,
love,
W^&
Won-der-ful
sto
fftttttfJERH&=
\/
WonWon-der-ful
ry
of
F$
V3p5^^
?tzr*=*
3m$&kH?=&*m4&4
der
ful,
sto-ry of love,
Won
der
Wonderful sto-ry of
Won-der-ful sto-ry
ful,
of
s_|
love,
love,
'
F^\~
255
EVANGELISTIC
You Can't Do Wrong and Get By
282
Be sure your
Lethal A.
bfcg
There's a
2.
Out
3.
Yes,
u wick
in
dark-ness
the
to
life
is
one
un
se
crets,
=3-
heav-en's
at
you a
may
lone
ev-'ry-thing
-
Ellis,
20th CentUTy
door, He's look-ing

go, And seeds for
you
He knows that
do,
this
the
your
And
He sees each mor - tal with a search -ing
sow; There's an eye that's watch -ing from the throne on
true; You
can ne'er
de-ceive Him, there's no use
to
ni- verse
ed
iii
God who's stand-ing
He knows your
you out. Num. 32:23

Lethal A.
3*
1.
fcirk
sin will find
20th Century
Ellis,
o'er;
e
p=r
f
Kr.FKAIN
m^rr^-^n
ufcd
eye,
high,
'try,
You
You
You
can't
can't
can't
do wrong and
do wrong and
do wrong and
get
get
get
by.
by.
by.
You
can't
do wrong and
get
!*=*=
be.
256
^=3-
He
doth see,
ev-'ry-thing
Copyright, 1929, by Lethal A.

Used by permission.
Ellis.
j
You
j
can't
:j;u:j i
do wrong and
get
by.
Assigned 1943 to R. E. Winsett, Dayton, Tenn.
WARNING AND JUDGMENT
283
Sin Can Never Enter There

Revelation 21:27
Charles
1.
W.
Naylor. 1874-1950
B.
fczfc
^=^=3=3;
Heav
en
ho
is
2.
If
you hope
3.
You
may
4.
If
you cling
*?
ly place,
last,
to dwell
live
be
till
with glo
filled
when your
at
sin
sin
in
to
fc^
5fe;
heav
- low,
death,
en
when you
Elliott
life
Warren, 1867-1951
5a=
ry and with grace,

on earth is past,
re-fuse
draw your lat grace
to know,
est breath,
tzikj.^k:
--t=
*>
nev
Sin
In
can
But
you
can
You
will
sink
en - ter there; All

bright and fair,
You
not
en - ter there; It
in
dark de - spair, To
er
so
home
that
m^-.m^.-L-^-
5JJ-3-
with-
its gates are pure,

be cleans 'd from sin,
will stop you
at
the door,
the re - gions of
the lost
in
must here
fe=#F=e e
f
A-*-
-ts>
*=f
ppp^^d^li
from
have
de the
bar
thus
you out
to prove
A-s
file -
ment kept
life
se-cure, Sin
of Christ with - in,
Sin
for - ev - er - more, Sin
at
aw
Â-^-
Refbain
ful
cost,
Sin
can
can
can
can
nev
nev
nev
nev
can never
-4-
:zt
-
en
en
en
en
er
er
er
er
ter
ter
ter
ter
there,
there,
there,
there.
d3=
S e^3=3=M
dfc=fe=fc
Sin
en -ter there, Sin can nev -er
en-ter
^Hii
there;
So,
if
at
the
mh^^^^^m
judg-mentbar,
sin
ful spots your soul shall
K-Mf 1 *
A-*-
mar,
1=1
mm
You can nev
er
en
ter there.
257
EVANGELISTIC
284
Will Jesus Find Us Watching?
Watch therefore; for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. Matt. 24:42
Fanny J. Crosby, 1820-1915
*=3~
1.
When
Je
2.
If,
at
3.
Have we
4.
Bless
ed
sus comes to
the dawn of
been true to
are those whom
A
I f
Pi
noon
one
do
they
ear
serv-ants,
He left us?
finds watch-ing,
trust
Lord
t--A
<
Wheth-er
it
He
Do
morn-ing,
ly
^Fpg
be
us
shall call
we seek
His
In
glo
AA
A :rA
to
-
ry
A-
r=p=^
3*
2
by
night,
one,
our
best?
or
ward His
A-*
ti?:4:
re
the
the
the
d=3:
shall share;
fct=
to Him will He
find
us watch-ing,
the Lord we
re - store our
tal - ents,
our hearts there is naught con-demns us,
shall come at
the dawn
or
mid -night,
Faith -ful
When
to
If
in
If
He
^=*=
U
-A-=-
s 4=t
1/
:
^
=r-
IS
Refkain
ê^
our
He
shall
He
:
lamps all trimmed and bright?

an - swer thee "Well done"?
have
glo - rious rest.
a
find
us watch - ing there?
^^g
r-
3.
read
find
y,
*
broth -er?
me
you and
Read
still
A A A
jct-u
E r~
^^=0
^=fe
1
I*
258
*
-A
for
we
can
Oh,
<
say
*-?
we
-=
are
1-
?-*-
fe&
*=*
1 *^
*=st
i
fefc
^T-
the soul's bright
home?
Say,
will
He
watch-ing, Wait-ing, wait-ing when the Lord shall come?
A-
EE
(-*-Hj
hj
tczpc
-A
ff-
*>
:fi:
Be Ready
When He Comes
285
Therefore be ye also ready. Matt. 24:44

mmm
333
Would you
flee from sin and serve the Lord,

Be read - y
not His will that you
be lost,
Be read-y
Do you know the end of time is near? Be read-y
There is aw - ful dan-ger in
de - lay,
Be read-y
1.
It
2.
3.
4.
is
ii#:
He
will
soon
ap
Would you save your

Can
you live and
n& M
Will
you cast your
*3
pear with His

soul
an
at
die
on
sin's
in
ly
hope
Be
Be
ca-reer? Be
a - way? Be
re-ward,
y cost?
ill ;fc=t=t=
when
when
when
when
He
He
He
He
comes;
comes;
comes;
comes;
&e&m
read - y when
read-y when
read-y when
read-y when
He
He
He
He
comes.
comes.
comes.
comes.
Refrain
rt
%>
Be
fe=
read-y,
g=*n
Be read-y when He comes,

Be read-y
when He comes,
when He comes.
^Tji'jft..
JL JL JL
X>
C2I
&*:
Be
read-y,
Be
when He comes,
^JU. ^3P-|
ifc?Efe
Be
when He comes,
read-y,
it
=:
read-y
when He comes,
^H*
s
r=p^
fc
259
EVANGELISTIC
Where
286
The trumpet
shall sound,
Shall
and the dâd
Be?
shall be raised. \ Cor. 15:52
Unknown
Andante
Soirrce
Source
When judg - ment

When east and
When wick - ed
hills
and
I When
When heav'n and
all
the
\ When
f
\
2
Unknown
Arr b > Robert E. Winsett, 1876-1952
Where
Where
men His wrath
Where
see,
a - way, Where
moun - tains flee
some great scroll, Where
as
earth
re-deemed shall stand, Where
saints
day
west
is
draw
the
fire
ing
nigh,
shall
shall
roll,
be?
be?
be?
be?
be?
be?
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
^^
.4
A zl 1
5S4
=F=?
~3T
men
When
God
How
with
my poor soul,
flee,
to
the rocks and moun - tains
of
men
de - cay,
all
the works
roll.
from God's an - gry pres - ence
ev - er blessed at God's right hand,
And
When
Shall
For
works
the
will
of
shall
try,
be
it
Where
Where
Where
Where
Where
Where
m
Refrain
ft
w-
Andante con expressivo
where
where
be? \
be? f
be? \
be? J
be? \
be? J
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
shall
be
when
when
be
it
the
sounds so
last
loud?
trum
When
it
pet sounds?
sounds
so
loud
pppSpS
as
to
wake up
the dead?
where
shall
be
when
it
sounds?
p^îîÎp
ft.
The Last Great Day

The day
Daniel
of the
Lord
mm
will
come.- II
Warner, 1842-1895
S.
$=
B.
- * *
z,
The
The
earth shall melt with fer - vent heat,

trump will sound, the Lord re -turn,
all who make this world their god,
So
The quick and dead o'er land and sea,
The church of God no more shall need
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
287
Pet. 3:10
Elliott
Warren, 1867-1951
up
The heav-ens pass
And time no
Can
here
no
Ion
Ion
a
ger
ger
way,
be,
stay;
clay;
Will leave their mor - tal

This poor ter - res - trial
home;
rv-J.
& i
-J=r-
m^m
RT~mf~
1
man - kind
all
world in judg Their fond - est hopes
on
im And
put
For
she shall dwell
And
The
::
::
j=z
=tse=
t
F
At-
their doom shall meet,

ment flames con-sume,
will
have
all
mor
tal
fled,
ty,
-aIn
In
In
In
At
with Christ, her head,
that
that
that
that
the
great day.
great day.
great day.
great day.
great white throne.
last
last
last
last
::
:^&==^-=E4E?
Refrain
Oh,
that
==
&=*
fe=*
last
~^
great day
is
com
Mm
ment
ing
ver
^==m^
=2=2=
soon,
the
'Tis
:i_
:
*J
judg
35
g~
jj
day,
i=
and
a *i
i
the
lost
=[X
'
shall
weep;
'Tis
the crown
>-
ts
>
ing
zr=
^-Jm-3
day,
and
the
saints
::
shall
::
greet,
In
that
last
t:
fez!
fci
F^
261
EVANGELISTIC
Why
288
Why
B. Elliott
1.
2.
3.
4.
ztrft .XJL-k
fc L
P-tt-MH
tr
-g
ha
to-day, Come, sinThe

day
Un - heed sin ni - ty, Poor
Lord
no hope
not
l
e
ha
ter
at last,
dly stand,
j-e-r.
give
mer
You'll
per
then
can
tone
-a-
EE
you
will
hi
You
know
Sa
has
Come bow
fast,
ing
sand,
for
-a-
thee?
Why
Why
Why
Why
care
care
care
care
less
less
less
less
wait?
wait?
wait?
wait?
ly
ly
ly
ly
==:
f
Sav
all
made known,
called
Poor
soul,
to
the
judgment throne, Your
sins
death
will
will
be
your
blood soon
chill;
re
cord
of
sins you'll
meet;
long
to
be
judgment
L,
die,
still,
In
seat,
Your
iour
fly;
fig_f
i^p^gi=pp
^3=*:
that the
end
is
nigh,
tan will claim
his
own,
ten,
o - bey
God's will,
ing
at
Je - sus' feet,
Si
3E
-t
r r
262
lay;
be
*A
the
ere
the
h=-
Oh,
pray,
=fcz:
there at
Your pulse will
You'll stand at
There
and
:==k
2JEE=z
When
de
of God's grace then past,

ing the Lord's com-mand;
be,
ner, your soul shall
g^m
Him your heart,

cy's door closed
ish
in
sink
..
ner, with -out
^P
Oh,
Soon
thou? Acts 22:16

the
U =fr
With
What
tarriest
Warren, 1867-1951
Oh, come to
Since there is
soul,
do
O
Soon, soon in
zfc
Carelessly Wait?
Why
Why
Why
Why
care
care
care
care
less
less
less
less
ly
ly
ly
ly
wait?
wait?
wait?
wait?
289
Lost Forever
The smoke
B. Elliott
of their torment ascendeth
up
for ever
Warren, 1867-1951
and ever. Rev. 14:11

P^|i
1.
2.
3.
4.
Where is
Where is
What can
Where will
thy hope, poor

thy ref - uge,
you plead, poor
you go, poor
sin
sin
sin
sin
ner?
ner?
ner,
What
are you
How
ner?
your
will
iHill
* ^3I|s i
_
*>
go-ing
do?
to
Look where your pathway will

In
the great judg - ment
soul
es
end,
day?
cape?
r r
PPP^pgp
Hope is
Re - pent,
God - giv - en
a
or
an
ev
chor,
Lav-ished so
er,
Aw
of-fersyou fa
when for - ev
vor,
er
per
Heav-en now
Think of thy
for
ish
lot
free-ly
Oh,
do
Cast in
is
:33=i=
the Sav
Heav - en,
or hell you are choos
the warn-ings re - peat
Slight -ed,
If,
then you're lost and for - got
is
it
-trr^
fixed
in
you;
hand:
-
the dark, burn-ing
ffP^
If
on
de-struc-tion's at
not cast it
a
ful
way;
lake:
iiip
r*
On
that bright shore you will

ing and seal - ing your
Leave you in
Sa - tan's conWrith-ing
in flames of
de-
iour
Fix
ing,
ed,
ten,
PPfN^PPpg
land;
But,
fate,
trol;
and His mer

And with all heav
spair,
You
re
will
A*
E=S
>
Refrain
you
sin
in
if
God
lin
still
cy
re - fus
- en
re - ject
mem- ber you've cho
-
ger,
Sad
ing,
ed,
Lost! too
Lost, your
sen
To
A
i
A A l~A~
your
end.
late!
soul,
be
there.
grg
S?"v-|
rail.
M
Lost, for
ev
er!
Lost,
for
ev
bv
er!
Oh,
how
sad!
sad
-|
263
EVANGELISTIC
Where
290
Will
Go?
Depart from Me, ye cursed, into everlasting

Warren. 1867-1951
B. Elliott
_E
__
fire.
Malt.
1.
2.
Soon
will
3.
When
the
ter
ni
the
sun
ty
light
draws
near,
nings
flash,
As
The
no
more,
No
shines
Warren. 1867-1951
iS
3F
-
25:41
B. Elliott
Pip
time moves
on;
trum - pet
sound;
in
hope
sight;
EESSlEE-i
St
_____: s
fee:
s::
*=
f
_____
^_j__j=_3=JH^__3^5
g=f
When
The
Gone
dis - appear, Will

I
have gone Out
the
judg-ment thun-ders crash, Shak - ing the ground: Wak - ing
the
from this ver
nal shore Where all
is
night: Down where dark
earth shall
J.
1_
_:
1
I
3^
great
sleep
bil
roll,
*__ _____
^PiP-iî
reap what
unknown, To
ing dead; Then
lows
Lost,
will
this
lost,
my
g^^
have sown? Sum-moned
earth have
pre - cious
fled:
soul,
Sin
Nev
ner,
bethe
er
to
P___
t
_c
-^
______
Refrain
Ei___=i__i
tr
the throne, Then, where

fore
sight you'll dread; Where will
reach that goal, In
heav
g - -=-
will
you
be
found? Where
en
so
bright,
go:
J2 C
35:
=1
_____
Where
will
go?
From
the great judgment seat,
U J- J
__
Copyright, 1923, by B. E. Warren.
264
Where will
-l
;2i:
From
Select
Hymns.
go''
Used by permission
of
r1
Gospel Trumpet Co.
Shall
You?
291
Shall I?
Strive to enter in at the strait gate. Luke
Ja mes
Tames McGranahan, 1840-1907
McGranahan, 1840-1907
m
î^^p^^p
$=*=$= a
Some-one
Some-one
Some-one
Some-one
13:24
-ill
will
en - ter the pearl
his cross
will glad - ly
will knock when the door
tri- umph
will sing the
gate
lay
down
is
shut
ant song
By
By
By
By
and
and
and
and
by,
by,
by,
by,
by
by
by
by
and
and
and
and
by,
by,
by,
by,
,f t
Taste
Faith
Hear
Join
of
-
ful,
a
in
glo - ries that there

the
a - wait, Shall
ap-proved, shall
re - ceive
a crown, Shall
voice say - ing, "I
know you not," Shall
the praise with the blood-bought throng, Shall
m^

m,-'
you? shall
you? shall
you? shall
you? shall
j,
I?
I?
I?
I?
-^
Some-one will trav - el

the. streets of gold, Beau - ti - ful
vis - ions will
Some-one the glo - ri - ous King will see, Ev - er from sor - row of
Some-one will call and shall not
be heard, Vain - ly
will strive when the
Some-one will greet on the gold - en shore Loved ones of earth who have
^^ttîfeiiii^Siiis
there be-hold, Feaston the pleasures so long fore-told;
earth be free, Hap - py with Him thro' e - ter - ni - ty:
door is barred, Someone will fail of the saints' re-ward:
gone be-fore, Safe in the glo-ry for ev - er-more:
Shall
Shall
Shall
Shall
you? shall
you? shall
you? shall
you? shall
I?
I?
I?
I?
EVANGELISTIC
292
At the Saviour's Right Hand

He
Eden R.
hand. Matt. 25:33

George B. Holsinger, 1857-1908
the sheep on His right
shall set
Latta, b. 1839
jtr-i-fc=dta
3EEE*
of
all
days,
ed
who
will
ing
on
He
is,
ney
herd
when
the
not
re
to
and we
world
shall
be
pent
and
be
ty
now,
call,
ni
-
lieve,
low His
ter
fol
judged,
-
I*L:
3=3
And
And
will
On
He
will
as
the
as
un
the
the
chaff
from the wheat

er live up
shall be
thor ough-ly fanned, Then the righteous
shall shine
command, Shall be placed on the left,

bank of death's Jor-dan we sometime shall stand! Shall we fear to pass o nev
to
mm
us
US
lead
Ml
safe
ftiliC
lll.)lll
home,
the Mas-ter's
to that
>==
beau
- ti -
ful land;
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crowns
ver the
on our brows, and with

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wor
dark
branch
And
their pla
the
sky,
thy
to
be
roll -
ing flood, Lest our
in
stars
of palm,
es
With the
We
shall
ces shall be
of
God
at
tion
be
not
at
er
-0-
the Sav-iour's right hand,
dren
por
ev
-#-
the
chil -
-*-
Sav-iour's right hand,
at
the Saviour's right
hand?
the Sav-iour*s right hand.
a - bide at
mmmmm
=*
Sfei
Let
me
Let
me
...
find
with that
hap-py
band,
place
find a
a place with that hap - py band.Let me find a place with that hap-py band,
.
^tfiwyi
266
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At the Saviour's Right Hand
i
-0~-m
Who
U*
Who shall ev
-0I
bide,
A- bide at the Saviour's right hand. .
a -hide at the Saviour's right hand,
right hand.
-*>- -A- -A- -A- -A:s
-A-
shall ever
er
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_ a a
hs
When
L. Snyder,
Howard
SPfPPfS
1.
3.
When your toils be - low are

When you pil- grim here no
When the days of earth are
nr
And
1863-1918
esa
izs
end
ed,
long
er,
gath-ered
the book of
life
is
And the race of

And your work on
In
to
o - pened, Will your
tS*-s
life
run,
is
earth is done,
His great judg-ment one.
name be found
Refrain
there
on?
M^HM
=c
:ifc
S=^=?
:s:
the book of
life
BE
is
o- pened,
fi
nal
And you
4=4=r^3
ir
stand be
fore
the
Son,
tiit
the
^^-W
F:
n*
On
E. Smith,
SHi
When
the book of life. Rev. 20:12
is
19th Century
4=^2.
293
the Book of Life Is Opened
/4nd another book was opened, which

F.
i-
day
fc fe-
;=i=;=
of reck-'ning, Will your name be found there
on?
267
EVANGELISTIC
294
Weighed
Thou
B. Elliott
in the Balance
art tueighed in the balances,
and
art
Warren, 1867-1951
found wanting. Dan. 5:27

Slowly
u*
u-
Weighed in
the bal-ance of jus - tice true, Sin - ful the path thou hast trod;
will hurt like a wound-ing dart, When this dread an-swer shall fall,
There
it
Weighed by the Word which is giv - en now, Search it and know thou art pure;
the tri-bu-nal where Christ is judge, Where ev-'ry deed is made known,
At
1.
2.
3.
4.
rit.
I^y
! <-
At
a*-
I-
<fa
<fc
-r
-*-
Weighed and found wanting, will it

be you? Weighed by the Word of
God.
Weighed and found wanting," 'twill pierce thy heart At
the last judg-ment call.
Un - to its man-dates in meek - ness bow, Then thou shalt be se - cure.
Weighed and found wanting," each guilt-y soul, Stands there be-fore His throne.
u,
Refeain a tempo
5 ~c~c
-U
5
r
U*
'\*
5&
'*?
\S
\*
Weighed
and found want - ing,
Weighed
Weighed by the Word,
weighed and found want-ing, Weighed by the Word,
and found want - ing,

Re
weighed and found want-ing,
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268
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When God
Tillit S. Teddlie, b.
=4
up
what shall
31:14
S.
Teddlie,
1885
b.
on high, Someday your re -cord you'll see;

you 're unprepared, Trembling, you '11 fall on your knee;
the time to pFe-pare, my friend, Make your soul spot-less and free;
1.
Someday
you'll stand at the bar
Sad
you '11 stand,
3.
Now
is
Him.Job
*=*
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2.
ly
answer
Tillit
=x
1885
ft=t
riseth
295
Answer Be?
Will Your
if
d-Lm
Someday
Fac
you'll an
-swer the ques-ti on
ing the
Washed
sen-tence of life
in the blood of the Cru
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r
>
*=*=*
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c*
it
*-
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fa
be?
What
will
^"
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One,
What will your an - swer

What will that sen- tence
He will your an - swer
it
(*
1*
be?
Where
will
-H
be?
be?
^@
^S3
you spend your e
ter
ni
:"="*-
be.
j=pg<-
Refrain
f=j=zj:=3=l:
life,
of death,
c:ic =jj=
g-aJ^g
k #
of
or
ty?
rit.
^M
j-J-MJSU-^t gEg
What will
it
be?
O what
will
it
be?
*T
What will your an-swer
be?
what will
t:
r*
**
^ ^
^-=
Tillit S. Teddlie,
rowner, 1935.
Used by permission.
it
be?
iti
269
EVANGELISTIC
296
Eternity
And
Him
sware by
that liveth for ever
and
ever,
that there should be time no longer.
Rev. 10:6
WT&&3^&
=&==t
the time-beat-en por-tals,
stood at
and si -lent-ly lis-tened

saw then the Judge in His splen-dor,
lin-gered,
Let us work while
4.
'tis
day, brother, sister,
Where man -y
pil-grim had
To the dull heav-y tread of the

As He stepped to His great judgment
For
soon shall the
Mas - ter
re-
C=tXJl
passed Out
in
be with the pure and the blest;

nite fu-ture, To
the guil - ty, When Christ in His glo-ry appears,
of
a - ges, When time and e- ter - ni - ty meet,
ner the wheat that we har-vest, The chaff in His fu - ry to burn.
to the
in
fi
seat,
And tho't of the fate of

And tho't of the crashing
turn
To
years,
gar
And, mus
- ing
in
si - lent
de-vo-tion,
shud-der cameo - ver myspir-it,
For Time, who has laid man- y mil - lions
Then in haste let us rush to the res - cue,
E - ter - ni-ty seemed to draw near;

As I tho't what a moment might cost;
To slum-ber in death's silent shade;
But few can we save at the most:
.a.
^mm^^^mmm
And strains from the choir of the faithful
Fore -ter - ni -ty's stillness was bro-ken
Shall reel
at
e- ter
ni
Soon mil -lions shall be at
seemed in
my
fan - cy
to hear.
By the groans and the sighs of the lost.

And sleep in the tomb he has made.
ty's presence,
the judgment, For
ev
er,
ter-nal
ly
lost.

Eternity
fel^ &fej
Hear
the
emn
sol
foot
P
1
ter
-3
Of
steps
P=p
tig
ta
m
fr-g
M+^-m ^z
-a
ty.
&*==*=V~ |3I
V
\
297
The Great Reaping Day
Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Gal. 6:7

^N-f-jh^^^y-r^
Efe
1.
There
2.
Ev
3.
If
4.
Ev
com
is
day
you'd win
life
you
act
'ru.
day
by
ing
pass
'ry
ing
e
per
ter
form
when
you
to
judg
are
sow
nal there's
no
is
as
seed
There
For
reap
to
Fruits of
Look
a
as
or
round you,
life
the,
in
in
life
flu-ence
will
ne'er
When you
bear,
are white,
will
Go
Then
die,
we'll
go,
ing
the
seed
time
to
to
some
i*
we've sown, Death
of death
the fields
ment
ye
be
D. S.
ter - nal we'll reap

reap what you sow
forth to
the field,
care - ful each day
we
if
sow
sow
what
on
joy
day
:=J:
Heav-en's joys then will nev - er

that bright, hap - py home ov
go, To
and reap gold - en grain, Soon will fall the dark shad - ows
you do, what you say, For^ youMl meet it
a - gain
by
the
to
that
Fine.
PINE.
be known,
flesh,
may you
that land
to
the
one.
gj ji^^^^ ^jferf
Ik
lose,
-
er there,
of night,
and
by.
when we hear
Je
sus say, "Come, ye
Refrain
m
May we sow righteous seed
bless
ed,
crown you have won."

D. S.
for the reap
ing
Which
is
com -ing
to
ev-'ry
one.
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EVANGELISTIC
I
Am
/ will arise
and go
298
Resolved
to
my
father. Luke 15:18
James H. Fillmore, 1849-1936
Palmer Hartsough, 1844-1932
4rjF=
J*
S-T-3
am
am
am
am
am
re-solved
no
to
re-solved
re-solved
to
re-solved
to
re-solved, and
long
er
to
lin
ger,
go
to
low
Sav
Sav
fol
iour,
iour,
en
ter
the
the
the
will
go
who
Charmed by
Leav - ing
the
my
Faith - ful and

king -dom, Leav - ing the
with
me? Come, friends, with-
^
m
world's de
and
each
sin
true
paths
out
light;
strife;
day,
of
sin,
de
lay,
Things that
He
are high - er, things that

the true One,
He
is
what
He say - eth,
do
may
op - pose me, foes
the
Bi - ble,
led
by
is
Heed
what
Friends
may
Taught by
no
are
the
just
He
will
be
the
set
Spir
bier,
One,
eth,
me,
-
it,
Refrain
iîîn a
These
have al - lured
hath the words
He
He
Still
is
the
liv
will
en
heav
walk the
We'll
A;
-^
Has
ten
so
my
sight.
of
ing
life.
ten
to
in.
'nly
way.
-r
(J
and
will
,J
has
>
ten,
has
ten
to
1*
M^_
272
sus,
great
sus,
Je
Him,
est,
Him,
B*
free,
has-ten
Je
Je
has
will
-a
way.
ter
glad
=t
high
r=ro
-
est,
will
glad
and
come
to
sus,
4=
1=
free,
Thee.
DECISION
Am
Whosoever
him take
will, let
299
Coming, Lord
the water of
life
freely. Rev. 22:17
Lewis Hartsough, 1828-1919
A -- -9+
*=*
1.
2.
3.
hear
I
Tho' com
Je
'Tis
ing
wel - come
weak and
sus
calls
Thy
-
That
Thou
To
voice,
vile,
me
on
A-.
>
For cleans
To
H?-r
per
ing
my
Thou dost
-
Thy
in
my
per
feet
Thee,
sure;
and
faith
love,
qa:
^^
>m
ly cleanse, Till
spot
feet hope, and peace, and trust, For
earth
Lord, to
strength as
pre-cious blood That flowed
vile-ness ful
JT T~
me,
dost
BE=f=g=
^ÊEEWEE^
i&fl-?
Ss
calls
f g
va - ry.
and pure.
and heav'n a-bove.
on
Cal
less
all
ÎîiiS
p-t
Refrain
fr^?
<H
?u?-_L^-
p=t:
am
com
ing,
Lord!
m
cleanse
r
me
in
the
ing
now
mm
&=*
EE
Com
t|r=^^==^^y=Erj^=j:
blood
That
to
Thee!
Wash
me,
w^z
&
3m^J==M
r
flowed
T'
on
Cal
va
f I
ry!
1
273
EVANGELISTIC
300
Jesus,
Come
O my God. Psalm
Deliver me,
71:4
William T. Sleeper, 1819-1904
-4
1.
2.
3.
4.
Out
Out
Out
Out
*E
m=t
of my bond -age,
of my shame-ful
of un - rest and
of the fear and
3t-
liPi
In
In
In
to Thy
to the
to Thy
to the
-&-
^ -i
sor-row and night,

-ure and loss,
ar - ro-gant pride,
dread of the tomb,
fail
-<S
Je - sus,
Je-sus,
Je-sus,
Je - sus,
free-dom, glad-ness and
Thy
Je-sus,
light,
cross, Je
bide, Je
sus,
Thy home, Je
sus,
sus,
Nigpajgjfp
Out of my sick-ness in-toThy health,
Out of earth's sorrows into Thy balm,
Out of my-self to dwell in Thy love,
Out of the depths of ru - in un-told,
-7*
At
274
er
Thy
I
I
come
come
come
come
to
to
to
to
Thee;
Thee;
Thee;
Thee;
4=
es
zzn^sz
îPp
in -to Thy weal ih,

Out of my
Out of life's storms and in - to Thy calm,
Out of de-spair in -to rap-tures a-bove,
In - to the peace of Thy sheltering fold,
ms^.
:x-fi
glo-rious face to be -hold, Je
E
*C
want and
Out of my sin and in - to Thy-self, Je

Out of dis-tress to ju-bi-lant psalm, Je
Up-ward for aye on wings like a dove, Je
Ev
come;
come;
come;
come;
^7^2
mmmmm
!6i
Je-sus,
Je-sus,
Je-sus,
Je - sus,
3*
;3;
glo - rious gain of

bless - ed will to
joy and light of
come,
come,
come,
come,
HfrH^m
t K
fc
In-
If^ppil
sus,
sus,
sus,
sus, I
come
come
come
come
to
to
to
to
Thee.
Thee.
Thee.
Thee.
A-MEN.
nmy^teeÊwm
Si:325
51
DECISION
Saviour, I'm Coming

//
man
any
thirst,
let
him come unto Me, and drink. John
m iUpPPPP
tt
2.
3.
Sav
Sav
Sav
iour,
com
iour,
hear Thou
iour,
ing
me
let
to
Thee,
my
plea,
not
die
mm
i*B| ^
Oh,
on
have
me
Hear
Cal
va
cy
From
Thy
Thine
and
own;
sin
fold
of
love;
be
grief;
-t=^=
3=3
ry's
tree
Didst
on
me,
art
nigh,
Bring
Bring
while Thou
&
I
would
Pained with
i^#
mer
=4= e
3=5
L>T ?E =e=c
=
Thou
7:37
1.
301
me
my heart
me home
a
re
a
for
5=3
-
tone.
lief.
bove.
EE
s-
SlJ
Refrain
*t
I^^
-*Sav
iour,
Sav-iour,
Sav
>
I*
i*.
>
>
-t
3BT-
Sav
Sav
V V V+
\
am
guilt
Cleanse
come,
iour,
come, Saviour,
-y
E;
come
to Thee;
^PPPPPiîp
iour,
Sav-iour,
come,
^=J=!
A^-
um
Tho'
iour,
come, Sav-iour,
Iffi^
A
^PPp3
*=::*:
*
i
me this moment and make me
ArA
^
u
1/^1/
L.
i^
free.
A~n
EVANGELISTIC
302
and go
/ will arise
William
Kirkpatrick,
J.
fe
1.
I've wan-dered far
2.
I've
3.
4.
man
I've tired
ed
of
sin
y
and
My
is
sick,
my
soul
from God,
pre - cious years,
straying, Lord,
heart
is
sore.
I'll
F
D.
now
of
re
S.
long
too
sin
'
com
home,
ing
ing
of
Charlotte Elliott,
4.
5.
Nev
i
r,
K2HZk2C
v=\r4-
Lamb
Lord,
er
I
1
h
home.
home.
home.
home.
com-ing home.
n
JJ. o.
more
roam,
to
^=g
Am
1:29
William
&
^^
Tm
g
t-~~
1789-1871
j.
of God. -John
p=a^g=s
jia* a
as
as
as
as
as
I &&=&
Just
Just
Just
Just
Just
home;
home;
home;
home;
M^m a
r=T
Just as
3.
com-ing
com-ing
com-ing
com-ing
com-ing
Lord, I'm com-ing
Lord, I'm com-ing
Lord, I'm com-ing
love,
home,
Behold the
2.
I'm
I'm
I'm
I'm
Lord, I'm
^^
303
1.
Now
Now
Now
Now
:!!
pen wide Thine arms
^
^3
ipi
I've trod,
p=^
Fink.
Refrain
Com
pent with bit - ter tears,

trust Thy love, be - lieve Thy word,
strength re -new, my
re -store,
hope
My
1838-1921
Kirkpatrick,
J.
1=3
1=3
The paths
I
15:18
Luke
way
55
te
father.
^P^
2=zag:
my
William
d=
wast
to
1838-1921
m^^
276
Home
Lord, I'm Coming
B.
Bradbury,
1816- 1868
am, with-out one plea, But that Thy blood was shed for me, And
am, and wait-ing not To rid my soul of one dark blot, To
am, though tossed about With many acon-flict,manyadoubt, Fight
am, poor, wretched, blind; Sight,rich-es,heal-ing of the mind, Yea,
am, Thou wilt re-ceive, Wilt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve; Be-
P &
KZfcE
-<2~
*c
^^
3^
Just as
BE3
<e
4M
ai
DECISION
Am
k&=4=4=&
sL
5
P
ym
*k*
!
Thou bidd'st me come to Thee, O Lamb of God,

Thee whose blood can cleanse each spot, O Lamb of God,
that
O Lamb
O Lamb
O Lamb
and fears with-in, with-out,
ings
Thee
need, in
all
cause Thy prom-ise
&
'L
&=?*=
be
find,
I
-
3fe
lieve,
J-J^t
Let him deny himself, and take up

As sung by the Garo Christians
4:
=F=F
in?
have
no
de
one
The cross be
I
If
I
I
&
cid
joins
ed
me,
me,
fore
to
his cross,
fol
still
the world
IF
S^ V ^ P
304
and follow Me. Mark 8:34

Folk Song from India
Har. by Dorothea Hart, 20th Century
low
Je
will
fol
be
*EEEji
-
sus,
low,
If
have
no
Uk_t
fore
ed
me,
me,
to
low
Je
sus,
will
fol
low,
the world be
-g-
fol
still
-=
me,
hind
* *
i&
Je
sus,
fol
low,
hind
sEs
me,
No
No
No
--
to
still
jj
-?
ing
ing
ing
back
back
back
no
no
no
turn
turn
turn
h=-
ing
ing
ing
P
Young
People's Missionary Society.
low
will
the world be-
TZX
back,
back,
back.
-fc
Copyright, 1950, by the
fol
VI* S
C
turn
turn
turn
^=^
If
J.
^=^1
J. -**ff
**
be-
JR.
pc
have de - cid - ed
no one joins me,
The cross be -fore
me,
jL s je
de-
one
The cross
me,
hind
HHrR^FP
cid joins
A-men.
raHH
Dpfe.
idr4=
|J
î
to Follow Jesus
tt
comel
come!
come!
come!
come!
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5EEp
^-
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come
come
come
come
come
jsz
Have Decided
of God,
of God,
of God,
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I
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ir3
Used by permission.
EVANGELISTIC
305
Intend to Go Through with
Joying and beliolding.

Herbert Iiuffum, b. 1879
1.
My
2.
3.
4.
My
heart
the stedfastness of your faith in Christ. Col. 2:5
Homer
hap
so
is
know man
oth
find
His yoke eas
friends may for-sake
-
Je
in
py
ers have
fall
sus
en
His bur - den

and turn from
y,
me
==
Ê
faith
in
falls
Him
shad-ows
of
so
vor
to
fa
dim;
I've start
sin;
The ship-wrecks of
dim;
win;
His smile
lean
& A H*
12
Morris, 1876-1955
No clouds can my
En-snared by the
Lord,
-
F.
way,
is
light,
He
my
path,
I'll
r"-
-I
-)*
bright-ens the
seek not their
)*,
yfc-
mi s=^=3
U-U, 5
i^-^S
pit
my
-t*4-i*
EÊ
:
Him
ed
on
is
walk
in
faith
line
to
the strait nar -row way,

the shore all
a - long,
and draw from His grace,
His prom-ise
suf
fi
at
cient and pays
E-
iEÊ^Ê
me
for
all.
&
Refrain
r
in
I
in
in
tend
to
mean
to
to
to
tend
- tend
-
in
-tend to
go
go
go
go
thro'
thro'
thro'
thro'
with
with
with
with
Him
Him
Him
to
go
* -m *
**
in
-tend
thro'
Him(withHim.)
i-t*
be true Thro' sun-shine or thro' shadows dim;
shadows dim;
rsiiiitiifeilite!
f frJ Ea
count
all
but
loss,
For Christ and the
aj
cross,
jg-p
in-tend to
go thro' with Him.
DECISION
Am
Coming
Having made peace through the blood
of
His
am com
Long my heart
Here I
give
Je
sus comes!
:=*==*
am
I
-
the cross:
ing to
has sighed for Thee;
my
all
to
He
fills
my
count
ing
sus sweet
ly
bod
ev
gEE ^=iE=ifc^s= i=
am
soul!
Per
feet
y
'ry
S:
m
Hum
trust
bly
at
Hte-
#-
vil
reigned with-in;
ed
in
Him
ly
store;
am;
ing,
Lord,
it:
Thy
cross
3?=* f
shall full
sal - va - tion find.
all
but dross; I
will cleanse you from all sin."
me: "I
speaks to
Thine to
be Whol-ly Thine for - ev - er-more.
to
the Lamb.
whit made whole; Glo - ry, glo - ry
Etc
am
Pf T
m-
and weak and blind;
poor
Long has
Thee Friends and time and earth
ts:
am
21
înfc
:==t
Soul and
I
5
Je
3=
ii
1:20
3^ 3l4=5t
I
Col.
cross.
William McDonald, 1820-1901
a:
306
to the Cross
-.-
in
Thee,
Lamb
of
fc=qJ-^-rii=fe
bow;
-P-
=p-
Bless -ed
e ^
o,
Save me,
Je
sus,
Cal
va
3*
save
me
ry;
now.
-Iter
p:
n
t?
279
REDEMPTION
When
307
When
John
the blood,
I see
See the Blood

I will
pass over you. Exodus 12:13
Foote, 19th Century, Alt.
J.
^fe^^^^^^NÊ^J
1.
Christ,our Re-deem -er,
2.
Chief-est
of sin-nersJe- sus can save,
Judg-ment
is
3.
4.
com-
Oh, what compas
died on
ing, all
will
the cross, Died for the sin-ner, paid
Who have
be there
sion! oh, boundless love
As He has
!
Je
pow -er,
sus
He do;
who have
Je
.,
hi due
prom-ised, so will
re- ject- ed,
sus hath
all
ft
re-fused:
is
true:
tefipppgg^îiî^
rfi-h
All
--H
who
O,
O,
All
frft J
Him
re-ceive
sin -ner,hear
need nev -er fear, For He

Him, trust in His word, Then He
sin-ner,hast-en,
who
1*k
Je-sus
let
are
be-lieve
safe
in,
will pass, will pass
J
o
fe-3-.
ver you.
will pass, will pass o - ver you.
Then God
will pass, will pass o
from the storm, Oh, He
ver you.
will pass, will pass o - ver you.
I^^^^#^^
Refrain
d
When
4--s
li
see
-^
the blood,
Yes, TV hen I
will pass
see the blood,
will pass
o- ver you;
o- ver you;
trfr
When
see
Yes, when
see
the blood,
the blood of the
will pass, I
will pass o
ver you.
Lamb
feîg^gip^îii^^
Not copyrighted.
is
Let no one do
the desire of the authors.
so.
May
this
song ever be free to be published for the glory of God,

280
REDEMPTION
The Cleansing Wave

The blood
of Jesus Christ
Phoebe Palmer Knapp, 1839-1908
ii
His Son cleanseth us from all sin.l John 1:7

Phoebe Palmer Knapp, 1839 1908
^^ppppfe^^îip
1.
Oh,
now
see
the
2.
see
the
new
ere
3.
rise
4.
heav'n'sown light, A
ing grace! 'tis heav'n be - low, To
maz
308
to
walk
crim
a
son wave, The
tion
rise,
in
and wide;
foun-tain deep
hear the speak

bove the world
feel the blood
ing blood;
and sin;
ap -plied;
z^lA
:t==tp
d2r=-
sus,
my
Je
It
speaks! pol
P3
Lord, might
-
lut
ed
With heart made pure and
And
Je
on
sus,
ly
His wound -ed side.

na - ture dies, Sinks "neath the crim - son flood.
garments white, And Christ enthroned with - in.
Je - sus know, My
Je - sus
cru - ci - fied.
-
to
save, Points to
:|=
*=p=p=t
^^^^^^^^^m
Refbain
fc=d
tn
The cleans-ing stream
&
see!
plunge, and oh,
it
mm
cleans-eth
ttt-t
I
b-
me;
:k=t
F*
i^gpfpp
^-j?
*1
[
Oh, praise the Lord,
nimn
\t
see,
cleans
it
eth me,
4-*
u=s*
It
cleans-eth me, yes, cleanseth me.
U*
P-
^
k.
rfc:
is
281
REDEMPTION
309
J.
One Day!
Wilbur Chapman, 1859-1918
Charles H. Marsh, 1886-1956
d:
^~
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
One
One
One
One
One
day
day
day
day
day
when heav
was
with His prais - es,

Him up Cal - va - ry's moun - tain,
they led
in
the
gar - den,
they left Him
a - lone
Ion - ger,
the grave could con - ceal Him no
His com - ing,
will sound for
the trump - et
==:
-^
en
filled
AAA
1*
born
of
spised and
tomb
death
282
to
\i1
con-quered; Now
ed ones bring -ing; Glo -
ri
ed,
my
they
He
the
the
Lord ev
ous Sav-iour, this Je-sus
as -cend
is
day
day
day
day
day
js y- -I
a
vir - gin Dwelt a-mong men, my ex - am-ple
Bear-ing our sins, my Re-deem-er
re-ject-ed:
keep vig - il;
Hope of the hope-less, my Sav-iour
He had
S=^
when
One
One
One
One
One
He!
He!
He!
is
is
is
-
er
more!
REDEMPTION
One Day!
jrit-
^K
H**
^~"^
==#?
free-ly for-ev
One day He's com
er:
3
-
ing
Ss
ss
Copyright,
1910.
rights reserved.
oh,
glo-ri-ous
day!
i^g
1
-A--
-A-
-A^. ^-A-
Renewal 1938. The Rodeheaver Co., owner.

Used by permission.
International copyright
Thou Spotless Lamb of God

Redeemed
May
William
Maurice, 19th Century
&*
Lamb
1.
Thou
have no hope be -side,

For - ev - er by Thy side
spot-less
of God,
On Thee
for help
lean;
My
fefcEE
&
blood
Has pow'r
died,
Hast
lived
Guide Thro'
life's
t=:
to
fee
r-
-j
make me
wash a- way
tells
me
oth
er
name
its
sin;
am Thine;
I
clean.
plead;
Oh,
day.
No
oth
er
can
And
voice
hear,
That
will
own,
No
c=t
*=-
Thy righteousness
bur-den'd heart,
Thy par-d'ning
t=tt
mm
f-
S^3^3Êt?
I
pre-cious
f^m^
my
take
me.
PP
ii
lfy'-'v- S\
t=m
and died for

un - cer - tain
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with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without
spot. I Pet. 1:18, 19
tr
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All
secured.
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make me pure with in.

O Christ, art mine,
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Thou didst for
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And Thou art
all
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283
REDEMPTION
311
At the Cross
He
became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Phil. 2:8
1674-1748
Refrain by Ralph Hudson, 1843-1901
Isaac Watts,
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He groaned up
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iour bleed,
it
for crimes that
I
have done,
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in
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But drops of grief can ne'er re-pay
The debt
Sov-ereign die;
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the tree?
glo - ries
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love
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life
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Thee
Life for
pre
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throne
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night
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free,
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What hast thou borne for
What hast thou brought to
Hast thou
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me?
REDEMPTION
313
Mercy's Free
By the remission of their

Richard Jukes, 19th Century
1.
By
faith
Christ,
3.
Did
Je
4.
Long
2.
sus
as
sins,
through the tender mercy of our God. Luke 1:77, 78

D. F. E. Auber, 1782-1871
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view
my
when I was
my wear -y
live,
I'll
Sav-iour dy
pur- su
sin
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soul
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tree,
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Look
Can
to
me;
it
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mo-ment Christ is pre-cious, Un - to me, Un - to

be my theme when dy-ing, Mer-cy's free, Mer-cy's
He
fear;
Oh,
King.
bids the guilt - y now draw near, Re -pent, be-lieve, dis-miss their
is
my Prophet, Priest, and
yes! He did sal - va - tion bring; He
None can describe thebliss I prove, While thro' this wil -der-ness I
And when the vale of death I've passed, When lodged above the storm -y
Hark, hark! what precious words I hear,

now my hap - py soul can sing,
And
All
may
I'll
sing, while
en -joy
the
Sav-iour's love,
end -less a
ges
last,
Mer-cy's
Mer-cy's
Mer-cy's
Mer-cy's
free,
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Mer-cy's
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me;
free.
rove,
blast,
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free.
free.
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REDEMPTION
All
Christ
is
Need
I
and
alt,
314
in all. Col. 3:11
1.
Je
2.
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sus Christ
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my
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REDEMPTION
315
Redemption! Oh, Wonderful Story
Fanny
J.
In
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Crosby.
1820-1915
have redemption through His blood. Eph.
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life
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Redeemed -How
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think of my bless-ed Re-deem -er, I think of Him all the day long;
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Me
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Fanny
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the Story of Jesus
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the story
of Je - sus, Write on my heart ev - 'ry word;
a - lone in the des - ert, Tell of the days that are past,
the cross where they nailed Him, Writh-ing in an-guish and pain;
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Not What These Hands Have Done

Redeemed
with the precious blood of Christ. \ Pet. 1:18, 19
William M. Runyan, 1870-1957
Horatius Bonar, 1808-1899
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hands have done

feel
or
do
me,
O God,
Can save
Can give
Not mine,
this
guilt
3.
Not what these

Not what
I
Thy love
to
me
O
4.
God
trust
His
peace with God;

Lord, to
Thee,
love and might;
1.
2.
the
praise
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call
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Can rid
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A Ransom
319
Christ Jesus,
Mary
J.
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ii'ho
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3.
4.
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ran-som
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once came; He con-quered the grave by the
once came; He's yes -terday, now and foronce came; Leftheav-en - ly man-sions and
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pow'r of His name! He rose, and we'll meet
er the same;
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ev
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sor
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to
when He com-eth a - gain,
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All
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hear the
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Sav-iour say,
now in - deed I find

noth - ing good have I
when, be - fore the throne,
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Thy pow'r, and Thine a - lone,
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owe; Sin had
sus
s:
Refrain
weakness, watch and pray, Find in Me thine all in all."

melt the heart of stone. Je
change the lep-er's spots, And
wash my garments white In the blood of Calv'ry's Lamb.
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321
Grace Greater Than Our Sin

Where
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sin
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Amazing Grace
He might shew the exceeding
That
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1.
3.
4.
5.
A - maz - ing grace how sweet the sound

'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
dan-gers, toils and snares,
Thro' man -y
The Lord has prom - ised good to me,
When we've been there ten thousand years,
!
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like
re-lieved;
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have
read
His word my hope
Bright shin-ing as
I
y come;
se-cures;
the
Was blind,
How
The hour
Pi
but
now
first
see.
I
be-lieved.
will lead
me home,
life
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be-gun.
And grace
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grace of
God
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way To
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name In
God's
e my rov - ing feet To tread the
the work shall crown, Thro' ev - er -
Heav'n with the ech
shall
And
grace dis
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the steps that
'Twas grace that gave me
And new sup-plies each
It
lays
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all
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fears
once was lost, but now I'm found,

that grace ap - pear
pre - cious did
'Twas grace that bro't me safe thus far
He will my shield and por - tion be
We've no less days to
sing God's praise
me!
That saved a wretch
S2
2:7
And grace my
Eph.
if^PH
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2.
riches of His grace.
the
to
hour
top
re
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to
bel
ter
mine
ear;
lious
man;
nal
book;
road;
days;
heav'nly
last - ing
sound,
play
Which drew the
wondrous
Lamb,
Who
Bor
all
all
the
my
earth shall hear.

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plan.
rows took,
meet, While press-ing

on
to God.
most stone, And well de - serves the praise.
I
REDEMPTION
324
Wonderful Grace
By grace are ye saved through faith. Eph. 2:8
Source
Unknown
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Edwin
1853
Pollock, b.
With expression.
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1.
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2.
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3.
fel
to
live
pro
a kind,
low
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tell
pi
tioushour,To
sin
ners,try
Je
the love of Christ hath done
my
-
heart the Sav
sus' heart
HS3^
deemed my
by His
you as
soul
from
Spir
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as
Oh, that
I trem-ble still
to
Oh,
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de His wondrous mer - cy prove. He has sent me to
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se-cure
guilt
Soon
my
All
clare,
is
read
served from fall-ing
such
gra-cious
as thou
lived in
Lord
all
y,
is
free
"Fear not
my
Why should a
ny
struction's brink, Yet pre-
blood have
soul
spilt ;'Twas for
de-spair,When He
Refrain
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in.
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died."
saved a wretch like
'tis
grace,' tis
won-der-
me?
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sin,
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Wonderful Grace
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won -der
My
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ful
1
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of us
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325
Prayer for Grace
Unto every one
given grace. Eph. 4:7
is
1902
W. Navlor, 1874-1950
b.
Ross H. Minkler,
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sweet dear Lord, grace, dear Lord, To

Strength I
need, strength in - deed, That
on Thy Word in
me, Lord, So
rich Let
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3.
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REDEMPTION
326
Ye Must Be Born Again
Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3:3
William T. Sleeper, 1819-1904
^ga
1.
2.
Ye
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ye who
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ut-teredby Je- sus the Lord; And let not this mes-sage to you be in vain,
ran-somed the song of the blest; The life ev - er - last - ing if ye would ob - tain,
i*
Refrain
j^^fH
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must
born
be
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gain,
o4
a!
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298
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Ye must be
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NEW
BIRTH
AND REGENERATION
327
The Hallowed Spot

Call to
remembrance the former
which
days, in
ye were illuminated. Heb. 10:32
William Hunter, 1811-1877
Tullius C. O'Kane,
1830-1912
ipp^pîiip^^
1.
There
2.
Hard was my
3.
Sink
is
spot
me more
to
ing and pant -ing as
dear Than na
for breath
sa-credhour! O hal-lowed spot
4.
Long
to reach the shore,
toil
for
on
the
'Tis
er
my
falls
not where kin
dred souls
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from
felt
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to
heart shall lin
bound,'Tho' that
night was thrown
its
foun-tain.
is
A - round me
mine,
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soar
Up
faint
most heav
with
Sav-iour stood
be
my home
in
to
en.
;
fore
me
heav
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first
that dark hour
-tO".
ter - ror
my Sav - iour found, And felt my sins for - giv

er
how did my groan As - cend for years of
I
saw His Dright-ness round me shine, And shout-ed " Glo - ry, glo
Down will I
was first for - giv
cast my eyes once more, Where I
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me.'
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al
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I cried, "Oh, save me, Lord, from death Im - mor-tal
Wher-ev
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which
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or
vale
-
knew not help was near me;

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299
REDEMPTION
328
There
It shall
come
a Look
Is Life for
pass that every one
to
when he
looketh
upon
Amelia Matilda Hull. 1825-1862
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1.
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2.
3.
It
4.
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Him who was nailed
Th^lJih/SF
lhy weight of
Since
Je
sus,
thy d6bt
in
thy
ev
er-
^ w a 9
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Refrain
at this
sus thy
that a-
Then look, sin - ner, look un - to Him and be saved,

why from His side, flowed the sin-cleans-ing blood,
O
Him, then, who shed
it, thou
may -est at once,
On
And know with as - sur - ance thou nev - er shalt die,
thee,
guilt
*i
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Century
at the Cru - ci - fied One, There is life

as the Bear-er of sin,
If on Je is
not thy tears of re-pent-anceorpray'rs, But the Blood
take with re - joic - ing from Je-sus
at once, The
life
for
is life
shall live. Num. 21:8
it,
E. G. Taylor, 19th
lq
ui
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J 3
the tree.
to
^= Pa
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ties roll.
right-eous-ness, lives.
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and
live!
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a look
at the
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life
at this
moment for thee.
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REGENERATION AND SALVATION

I
any
//
thirst,
let
Hi
1.
2.
3.
I'
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329
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say
man
him come unto Me, and drink. John 7:37

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heard the voice
heard the voice
Je
Je
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of
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sus say,
sus say,
sus say, "I
am
to
I
this
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free
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The liv - ing wa
Look un - to Me,
ry
one,
ter; thirst
lay
down
one,
thy morn shall rise
rest;
give
ly
dark world's Light;
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live!"
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mMH
p^wi^^^m^mm3-^
came
came
I
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to
to
looked to
Je
Je
Je
sus
as
sus,
sus,
and
and
was, Wea - ry
and worn and
sad;
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that life - giv - ing stream:
found In
Him my Star, my Sun;
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thirst
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that light
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:
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walk
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live
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in
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Ut
all
my
glad.
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jour-ney's done.
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301
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Love Lifted Me
330
him by the hand, and
Jesus took
him up. Mark
lifted
was
1.
2.
All
9:27
Howard
sink-ing deep in
E. Smith, 1863-1918
i
Far from the peace-ful shore,
sin,
Ver - y deep - ly
my heart to Him I give, Ev - er to Him I'll cling,

Souls in dan-ger, look a-bove, Je - sus com-plete-ly saves;
3.
f*A-
stained with-in,
Sink-ing to rise no
pres - ence live, Ev - er His prais-es
His love Out of the an - gry
by
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sing.
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Love so might-y and so true,
waves.
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my de-spair-ing cry,
From the wa-ters lift ed me, Now safe am
my soul's best songs; Faith-ful, lov-ing serv-ice,too, To Him be - lows His will
o
bey;
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Heard
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1912.
rights reserved.
Renewal 1940 by Mrs. Howard

Used by permission.
E,
Smith.
Assigned
to
John T. Benson,
Jr.
All
302
Happy Day
Happy
that people,
is
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
331
whose God is the Lord. Psalm 144:15

Adapted from Edward F. Rimbault, 1816-1876
that fixed my choice On Thee, my Sav -iour and my

that seals my vows To Him who mer - its all my
am my Lord'sand He is
'Tis done, the great trans -ac-tion's done; I
Now rest, my long - di - vid - ed heart, Fixed on this bliss - ful cen-ter,
High heav'n that heard the solemn vow. That vow re-newed shall dai-ly
O
O
hap-py day
hap-py bond
Well may this glow - ing heart re - joice,

Let cheer-ful an - thems fill His house,
fol-lowed on,
I
He drew me and
Nor ev - er from thy Lord de - part,
hour I
bow,
in life's lat - est
Till
Hap
py
hap
day,
py
day,
When
And
tell
While
mine;
.est;
hear,
rap-turesall
its
that sa - cred
Charmed to confess the
With Him of ev - 'ry
And bless in death a
Je
GodI
love;
to
sus washed
my
a - broad.
shrine I move.
voice di - vine.
good pos-sessed.
bond so dear.
sins
way;
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to
watch and pray, And
11
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day:
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sus washed
f f f
my
sins
1
way
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1
303
REDEMPTION
332
At Calvary
But
William R. Newell, 1868-1956
obtained mercy. I Tim. 1:13
wmt=img^LiJMm
1.
Years
2.
By
3.
Now
4.
Oh,
spent
God's
Word
in
van
at
last
I've given to
the love that
Je
drew
sin
sua ev
va
sal
pride, Car - ing not my Lord was

learned; Then I trem-bled at
the
I
glad - ly own Him
ery - thing; Now
the grace that brought it
tion's plan! Oh,
and
ty
my
wmm
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- ci -
law
I'd spurned, Till
my
as
down
to
'mm
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King;
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man! Oh,
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it
was
-y soul
for
ite
me He
died
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im - plor-ing turned To
rap-tured soul can on - ly

the might-y gulf that God did
sing
Of
span At
Cal
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va
va
va
va
ry.
ry.
ry.
ry!
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to
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va
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Lord, Within
Ye are complete
Elisha A. Hoffman,
Him. Col.
in
Elisha A. Hoffman,
1.
Lord, with
3.
bend
pray
4.
My
faith
be
in
my
soul
fore
Thy
cross,
Thy dear
at
Thy Word be -
feet,
Sal
The
And want
And per -
&
to
feel
my
feet peace re
A
A
love
In
ceives
ty,
va
made
prom-ise
be
treat,
me,
to
er
hope,
is
ga^H-izzJE
lone through Thee.
lone through Thee. There
Thee com
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be com-plete and
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va
know my
Refbain
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pu
for
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long
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2:10
1839-1929
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333
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305
REDEMPTION
334
Have Something
We
Eden R.
declare unto you glad tidings. Acts
1.
3.
4.
4:
have
have
have
have
13:32
S.
some-thing
some-thing
some-thing
some-thing
i
would
would
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would
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Tell
Latta, b. 1839
3=4=*
2.
Would
Duncan, 19th Century
E.
a=a
f=F
tell
you, That
'tis
tell
you, That
is
old,
ag
ver
tell
you,
Of
the
tell
you,
Of
the Sav
y sweet to know
and yet, 'tis new
o - ny He
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Then He prayed the

How, for you and
mm
Sav - iour, Born

va - tion, When
to
save the world from woe!
He
in - to
man-hood grew
garden drear He knelt!
in
cup might pass Him, As
me,
He suf-fered How, for
sin
lost,
He
died
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Refrain
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tell
you,
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306
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the brow,
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it
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SALVATION
Where Jesus
may
335
Heaven
'Tis
Is,
That where I am, there ye
be also. John 14:3
mmmmEFS m
Charles
Butler, 1879-1929
J.
*=*
Since Christ my soul from sin set free, This world has been aheav'nto me;
Once heav-en seemed a far - of f place, Till Je -sus showed His smil-ing face;
What mat-ters where on earth we dwell? On moun-tain top, or in the dell,
1.
2.
3.
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513
And
Now
'mid earth's sorrows and

it's
be -gun with -in
man-sion
cot-tage, or
In
its
my
woe, 'Tisheav'nmy Je - sus here to know.

while end -less
a-gesroll.
soul, 'Twill last

fair,
SSEfeE^ÊEgS
Refrain
m^M
W
hal
le
>
313
lu
sus
is,
'tis
heav-en there.
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Where Je-
^g.
5fe
3^
jah, yes, 'tisheav'n, 'Tisheav'n to
know my
sins for-giv'n;
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On
land or sea,
what matters where? Where Je- sus
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is,
4r
'tis
heav-en there.
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307
REDEMPTION
336
Sweet Peace, the

God
Let the peace of

Peter P. Bilhorn, 1861-1936
tfÊ
-fe-
rule in your hearts. Col. 3:15
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fcq
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There comes
to
mj
2.
Thro'
Christ
on
th
cross
one
peace
3.
When
In
Je
Je
sus
sus
as
4.
foi
Lord
peace
A~
:^=
8 o_
ft
fl
heart
ik -
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glad
debt
heart
and
by
I
was
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bide,
(a
joy
death
peace
keep close
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re
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bide,)
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A
My
sweet strain,)
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made,
had crowned (had crowned,)
m=m
with this
as
strain,
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sweet
A.
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1.
1861-1936
h-ir^
Love
Gift of God's
frain,)
paid,
sing
oth -
No
it
a-
er
foun-
a - bound,
(a - bound,) In
Him the rich
His side, (His side,)
There's noth-ing but
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gam and
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is
tion
bless
ing
peace doth
be
gam,
Sweet peace, the
laid,
For
found,
Sweet
Sweet
tide,
peace, the
peace, the
peace, the
of
of
of
of
gift
gift
gift
gift
God's
God's
God's
God's
love.
love.
love.
love.
^^^^W^ &Tr^T3^
Refrain
4
Up*=
rj
Peace, peace, sweet peace,
Won -der -ful
gift
from a
Oh,
bove,
fe
308
-I
bove
PNniH
PEACE
Sweet Peace, the
Love
Gift of God's
Tit,
=*
EÊgEE*3*EHÊE3
won - der-ful, won - der
peace,
ful
PfÛPP
Sweet peace, the
gift
of God's love.
337
Glorious Peace
The God
hope
of
you with
fill
mmm
all joy
and peace. Rom. 15:13
came
came
de
1.
2.
3.
And since
that
4.
Roll on,
ye
and guilt
filed
=3=3=3=
-
To
Je
Je-sus re-pent - ing, Con-fess

glo
joy - ful mo-ment Of
chang-ing sea - sons, Or
tur
to
sus the
ing my
ri
ous
bu
lent
Lfc
5E
=?
sin,
seas
'ry
to
me,
of
sin;
S
-
^=^====3-5=5=1
took
my sins and sor - rows, And
My heart's door swung wide o - pen, And
My soul has ceased its pin - ing, My
I've found
:ÊEPEÊ =t=
EEEE
CU
He
bless-ed
shel
ter,
And
beau - ty
glo
ri
gave.
for
ash - es
ous peace flowed m.
heart has been light and

glo - ri - ous peace with
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Peace, peace,
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free,
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save,
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my
heart,
tran
wa
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ters
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Made white
m^mw
the
as
->-
driv
S
flow,
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a
-
en
snow.
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309
CHRISTIAN LIFE
338
Need Thee, Precious Jesus
am poor and
needy; yet the Lord thinketh upon me. Psalm 40:17
George
1829-1904
Frederick Whitfield,
J.
Webb, 1803-1887
*=
1.
2.
need Thee, precious Je

S^
I
3.
- sus,
-
For I
am ver - y poor; Astran-ger and a
need a friend like Thee; A friend to soothe and
need Thee day by day, To fill me with Thy
sus, I
sus, I
py^
^M:
have no earth -ly store; I

friend to care for
me
I
ful-ness,To lead me on my way; I
pil-grim, I
pit
y,
need the love of

Je - sus To cheer me
need the heart of
Je - sus To feel each
need Thy Ho - ly Spir - it To teach me
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on ray way, To guide
anx-ious care, To tell
am, To show
what I
my
my
me
doubt-ing foot- steps, To

be
all
ev -'ry
tri - al, And
more of Je - sus, And point
my
my
me
strength and stay,

sorrows share,
to
the Lamb.
f=*TJ
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i-
How
339
Anne
Steele,
Oft, Alas, This
will confess
my
1.
How
2.
Yet
transgressions unto
the
3.
And
4.
Thy
oft,
-
^^3
'reign
this
las,
mer
can'st Thou, wilt
par
Lord. Psalm 32:5

i
sov
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ÊEÊ
Wretched Heart
1716-1778
&4
ss
310
-=:
d'ning love,
cy
wretch -ed
calls,
heart
"Ee
Thou,
yet
for
so
free,
so
Has
wan -der'd from
turn !" Dear Lord, and

bid
my
give, And
sweet, Blest
Sav
iour,
the
may
sins
re
s *=5w
How
come ? My
Lord
dore
vile
my
rov
in
grat
And shall
Oh, keep
me
ing tho'ts
-
tude
Thy
sa
* st
of
His word!
And
cred feet,
let
m rr
me
rove
J.
made nigh
off are
pf^t^m
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was once
1.
2.
But
3.
trust
no long
sin
ner
ed
a the
er
in
far
could
He made me
love I
now
f T
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He
How
now
And
in
F Say
i
a;
dark
lone
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22;
ly
f-
And as vile as
a
And from sin's bond -age
For the light of God's
f=-
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-
ing,
'
IK
poor
sin
'Christ the
hath pow
deem - er
Fine. Refkain
Re
er.
fc=t
ner
ner
ner
like
like
like
poor
zztrzt
me.
me.
me.
To
my
heart
in
that
z_^_
r=r
-e
iour,
sus,
ing,
won-dered if Christ the Re - deem - er~

heart o - ver-flowed with His prais - es;
to oth - ers I'm tell - ing the
sto - ry
sin
sin
sin
hour,
my
ee
-&^
f
will save
am walk
And
truth save
a
a poor
had saved
He saved
rie
And
Then
D. S.
mm
Could
be;
free,
see;
340
^Jr-iIS
way from the Sav

mer - cy
of
Je
dark-ness
b\ the blood of Christ. Eph. 2:13

Joel Arterbury, 19th Century
:5
Came
ner
m
a
ii
like
thee.'
D.S.
voice sweet
ly
whisp-'ring
no more.
My Testimony
Ye who sometimes were jar
P. Bobbitt, 19th Century
-J
-t-\
mourn; Oh, take the wan -d'rer home

live
To speak Thy won-drons love ?
-&-
de-part, For -get- ful
par-donedreb -el
at
Hi
zkzzhiz
CONFESSION AND TESTIMONY

This Wretched Heart
Oft, Alas,
oft
move
How
to
L.Pfft
311
CHRISTIAN LIFE
341
Thou Art the

am
the
Way
Way, the Truth, and the Life. John
George W. Doane, 17991859
14:6
i^^fe^H^îlrt^
1.
2.
3.
4.
Thou
Thou
Thou
Thou
the Way:
to Thee
a - lone
the Truth: Thy Word a - lone
the Life: the rend - ing tomb
the Way, the Truth, the Life:
art
art
art
art
From sin and death we

True wis-dom can
im
flee;.
-
part;
Pro-claims Thy conqu'ring arm;

Grant us that way to know
mmmUUM
ton
who
And he
Thou on
And
canst
input their
who
those
That truth
to
Fa
would the
ly
form
trust
keep, that
life
ther seek, Must seek Him,

the mind And pu - ri Thee Nor death nor
in
win, Whose joys e to
Lord, by Thee,
fy
the heart,
hell shall harm,
ter - nal flow.
.p.
tt
342
I'm Not
Nevertheless I
Isaac Watts,
4~f*
1.
2.
3.
4.
not
Firm
Then
not ashamed.
-II
What
And
sus,
A. Arne,
1710-1778
as
will
own my Lord, Or
to
de - fend His cause,
Lord! I
know His name, His name is all my trust;
His throne His prom-ise stands, And He can well se - cure
He own my worth-less name, Be - fore His Fa-ther's face,
a-shamed to
my
m&
i=ii
e"
tain
will
I've
in
the hon
He put
His Word,
of
or
my
com-mit -ted
the new
Je
9-
2
The
soul to shame, Nor

to His hand,
Till
-
ru
sa
wX^rf^^k
312
Tim. 1:12
Thomas
Ashamed
ifea=
Main
Nor
*:
ife^NN
1674-1748
I'm
Je
am
êEeee
lem,
Ap
glo
let
ry
my
of
hope
the de
ci
point my soul
-
I
the
be
cross.
sive
a
hour.
lost.
place.
Shall I
Be not thou therefore ashamed
Charles W. Nay lor, 1874-1950
Refrain by Andrew L. Byers,
3.
Shall
Shall
Shall
4.
I'll
1.
2.
I
I
not
of
of
of
of
glo
ry,
prais-es
sal
pathway
of
that
peo
pie,
va
Je
Je
Lord. II Tim.
Andrew
my
Sav-iour and
His won - der - ful
the peo - pie
of
my dear lov - ing
m
3^&
-
343
of the testimony of our
1869-1952
a-shamed
a-shamed
a-shamed
a-shamed
be
be
be
be
Be Ashamed?
King,
mm
L.
Byers,
Who
left
1869-1952
His bright
Word? Or blush when the

God Who walk in
the
Lord, A-shamed of
His
to bring? Who was cru

el are heard? Shall the laugh of
has trod? Shall I shrink from
His Word; I'll
be faith -ful
tion
sus
- sus
His cause, or
-
1:8
ly cru
the skep
op - pos
in
r
Je
fied,
tic
my
ing
the
sus,
His
ci
s:
:
F=F
ff#^^=j^ i
Sloiver
3"
*=s
r
I
a-shamed?
be
wound-ed, and maimed Of such a great Sav-iour shall
Lest I
my pro - f es - sion of Christ should re - veal?
lips
tight - ly seal,
And grieve from my bos - om the Spir - it with - in?
for - ces
of sin,
The joy of His king-dom for - ev - er to share.
ban - ner I'll bear,
mBfff
-A-
mm
Refeain
Ê^j^ÊJy
frJt:
No,
no!
I'll
not
a-shamed;
be
jî
i
No,
T~ - ,fit*
no!
I'll
not
be
a-shamed.
nm
313
CHRISTIAN LIFE
My
344
/
determined not
Jonathan Paul,
Trans, by Paul
1853
F.
Barkman,
c
In
1.
ev
wak
'ry
3.
4.
keep Thy
gen
mo
tion,
im
ures
age
un
>
God,
am
can
m^&
I
314
Words
live
ter
tie
face
tan bruised
dis
ap - peared
like
foam,
ev
er
my
heart,
Had
For
in
soul,
-#"-
life
i
-"*-
:-=t
ing,
mined
For
^=^
ev
er Thine
to
be.
zzczs
^F
kn
s
with
see,
my
=rfc=
out
SE6EE, rut
U=t<c
fek
i
not
gen
When Sa
>_J*-
iE^=tfe#E
? k~
jililli
_>
de
Unknown
"Hast thou
for - sak - en
Me?"
mer - cy,
And Thou hast made me whole.
trea-sures
Thy cross re-mained
a
lone,
ceas - ing
How won - drous good Thou art.
plead
W^f
My
ment Thy
la
pleas
ly
tie
der
tell
Refrain
i~
Source
^-^
j~j
ing
des
earth
ten
may
you, save Jesus Christ. I Cor. 2:2
em - braced Thy
my
ru - ined
mid
That
Determined
^d^
Have
-
1921
t=zm
C-p
And hear Thy
b.
-^
ME
db
Am
How oft, in
When all my
2.
b.
m-T-?-
God,
know any thing among
to
Thee,
For
peace
t=
sm
ft
copyright, 1952, Paul F. Barkman; U.S. and Canada.
is
found
jbm
F
in
4=
Used by permission.
Thee.
*NE TSTIMONY
CONFESSIG.
Must
We
Go, and
are unprofitable servan ts. Luke
^
tt=
BE SEES3=
P^
Not
at
the
ye
3.
4.
=fc
ft
l."Must
2.
17:10
Charles C. Luther, 1847-1924

-i
and emp - ty-hand - ed, " Thus my

go,
death I shrink nor f al - ter, For my
years in sin - ning wast - ed, Could I
saints, a-rouse, be ear -nest, Up and
tt
-i
345
Empty-Handed?
imn
35
dear Re-deem - er meet?

Sav - iour saves me now,
re - call them now,
but
work while yet 'tis day;
t:2b-
ZJ
T5l
'
Not
But
I
one
to
would
Ere
the
Him, Lay no tro - phy at

His
meet Him emp-ty - hand - ed, Thought of that now clouds my
give them to
my Sav - iour, To
His will
I'd glad - ly
night of death o'er-take thee, Strive for souls while still you
day
of
serv
ice give
EJEEg
Refrain
=fc
"#
^SE^ti^Êi
"Must
tf
go
and emp
=
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fl
ty-hand
1*
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ed?" Must
soul with
-A-
@ff=#
P
s^^
meet
my
Sav
iour
so?
pS
=
*-
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which to greet Him: Must

-A-
may.
iP^^jg
^S^^^pS^
*=
one
brow.
bow.
Efe3g
r=f
*=gS
ÊÊSEEÊg:
Not
feet?
emp
-A1
fc
?
I
ty-hand
ed
r
go?
:=:
i
315
CHRISTIAN LIFE
346
Tell
Tell them how great

DeArmond, 20th Century
3.
4.
things the Lord hath done for thee. Mark 5:19
Andrew
L.
Byers,
1869-1952
Jîz^Pfî=3=33^l^mi
it
2.
You
He's Done for
Lizzie
1.
What
Have
Have
Have
Have
3^:
you found rest and peace with-in, Rolled far a - way your load of sin,
you a Friend whose wondrous grace Lights up with joy the dark-est place,
you been saved His love to show, Who by your side each day doth go?
you
a joy that ne'er shall fail E'en when you walk thro' death's dark vale,
-S
* * p*
m
Stepped from the old
to
the end
Who
life
Sf
the
to
will still
new?
Tell
nr
-^
what the
Look ing to Him to help you thro',

Someone whose pow'r great things can do?
Tell
Tell
what the
what the
*.
.*-
^-S-g-PaJ
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
prove true? Tell what the
has
has
has
has
done
done
done
done
*1-H
for you.
for you.
for you.
for you.
.n
UlillEil
Refeain
s=^
EÊÊi
-*=
Oh,
Tell
SfiBI
tell
what He's done for you, Of His love
so strong and true
what He's done, what He's done for you,
Tell of His love so strong and true:
A-
r^t=
bfc
-A-
:B!
HkMk-
k-.-v-
^M^ff^-f^
Oh,
tell
what He's done, what He's done
n=ir
i
for
Copyright, 1922, by A. L, Byers.

316
ij
j^jô-^bzh
you; Oth
i=
From
Select
Hymns.
fB^^pB=l
ers
may need Him,
too.
:tad
Know
And
know
to
My
in
What
Heart
knowledge. Eph. 3:19
the love of Christ, which passeth
fai-^^^^fci
3.
When I read how my Sav-iour was nailed to

When theGos-pel is preached in the name of
When the sweet songs of Zi on are fioat-ing
4.
And when
1.
oth
ers pro-claim that sal-va
hu
i
_^
_i
-fe4=a=r
2.
1876-1942
D. Otis Teaslev,
1876-1942
D. Otis Teasley,
347
Means
It
the cross, For the sins of the

the Lord By the Spir - it sent
a - bove, And the saints all retion is free, When they tell of the
==
-v
world to
*=*-
(*-
ffil &
=*=*
fe3=#=3
down from a
-V'
-Xrf
tone,
bove,
joice in the Lord,
soul-cleansing blood,
Oh,
My
I
For
For
For
feel so un-wor-thy such suff ring and loss,

soul thrills with joy at the sound of His word,
ana
I,
'
hap
too,
can
py
Je - sus and lost in His love,

He's sanc-ti - fied me,
in
And
re-joice, for
-U,
A.
Refrain
know
in
my
heart what
ifcJBE
dE fc-
it
means.
know
Se
-p
my
in
fr
rit.
r^F ii
*3
means,
it
E=e=gs=
_H_fr=E:
k
w
heart what
FN
N
5*
L.
Sal
va
that word
His
mm
^PM
$==g&=g=z=^
tion,
so
di
vine;
so
Spir
it
has
di-vine;
s>
3*=
g=6
wit-nessed to
so
And
mine,
know
in
my heart what
it
means,
clear-ly to mine,
a.
\S*
1/
317
CHRISTIAN LIFE
348
Yoke
His
Daniel
S.
My yoke is
Warner, 1842-1895
easy,
and
My
Is
burden
Easy
light. Matt.
is
B.
sS3
mm^&m&i
=F
=^l=ft=^
1.
I've found
2.
No
my
3.
oth - er
He's dear -er
4.
My
5.
I've tried the
flesh
re
He
Lord and
Lord but
to
my
coiled be
road of
is
Christ
-
11:30
mine,
know,
Warren, 1867-1951
Elliott
i=im
me by His
walk with Him
a -
He won
I
love;
lone;
heart than life, He found me lost

in
sin;
fore the cross, And Sa - tan whis-pered there,
sin and found Its pros-pects all
de- - ceive;
i^^fetelîpl
serve
I'll
Him
His streams of
He calmed the
"Thy gain will
I've proved the
all
my years of time, And dwell with
love for- ev - er flow, With -in
my
sea of
in- ward strife, And bade
me
not re - pay the loss, His yoke
is
Lord and joys a-bound, More than I
Him
a - bove.
heart, His throne.
come to
Him.
hard to
bear."
could be
Refrain
Mmz
His yoke
3Eg=E*
is
eas
y,
*1 -^
is light,
I've found
lieve.
mÊ
:fc=l
^ =3
His bur-den
it
so,
I've found
it
x=
rt-p
n
n
r
His
318
t=*T=Ff
service
is
my
sweetest de-light, His bless -ings
ev
er
flow.
bo
Me
Jesus Has Died for
349
While we were yet sinners, Christ died for i/s.-Rom. 5:8

Source
Unknown
Source
Unknown
ispppp
1.
2.
3.
4.
Oh, to be there, where the songs of glo - ryFloat o'er the waves of the bright crystal sea;
Oh, for a voice to pro-claim the mes-sage In ev - 'ry land and the isles of the sea,
Now that I've tast-ed' Thy love, O Je - sus, Tak-en my cross and am fol-lowing Thee,
Oh, for a heart that will al ways love Him, TrustingHis promise wherev - er I be;
This the re - frain of

is
God's on - ly Son
Help me to tell this
Bear - ing in mind this
the won-drous
the friend
of
great truth
to
sweet truth so
gg a ff
..
sto - ry,
sin - ners,
"Je
" Je
oth - ers, " Je
pre-cious," Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
has
has
has
has
died
died
died
died
for
for
for
ior
me."
me."
me."
me."
a^BEEJiEEmiE E gFF
^mîm^m^MMm
am
called to go,
till homeward I
this dear lov-ing One so kind and true,
Oh, that the world would seek the Father's face, Trust in His mer-cy and for - giv - ing grace
Washed in the blood of Je - sus Christ
King, Thro' endless a - ges I this song shall sing,
While
still
lin-ger in this world be- low, Wait -ing
'Tis but
lit - tie
that
my
hands can do
For
my
-g-
f-
-r-
#-
-p-
will
I
re - peat o'er and o'er the
But
can tell
I
to the world the
Then how all hearts would re - joice in
"Glo-
-p-
-e-
ry
to
God,
ev
er
last
ing
story,"Je
story,"Je
sing-ing," Je
glo - ry, " Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
has
has
has
has
died
died
died
died
for
for
for
for
me."
me."
me."
me."
^
r
S
319
CHRISTIAN LIFE
What a Friend We Have
350
There
in Jesus
a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. Prov. 18:24
is
Joseph M. Scriven, 1819-1886
^fe^rg^g^N^p^^
vi#
-
What
1.
we have
a friend
in
Je
Have we tri - als and temp - ta

Are we weak and heav - y
la
2.
3.
Charles C. Converse, I832-19H
a f jE 4 =
î^
our sins and griefs to bear;

an - y - where?
Cum-bered with a load of care?
All
sus,
tions?
there troub-le
Is
den,
^^î^S
Ef
^P^plp^^
What
Ev
We
Take
Take
priv - i - lege to
a
car - ry
should nev - er
be dis-cour-aged:
Pre - cious Sav-iour, still our ref - uge;
'ry-thing to
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find
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it
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we do
not
car
ifc
Js.
Ev
ry
knows our ev - 'ry weak-ness;

His arms He'll take and shield thee,
fr.
bear,
our sor-rows share?

the Lord in prayerl
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the Lord
will
î
In
to
Who
J.
it
prayer!
prayer!
in prayer!
in
what need-less pain we
we
oft - en for - feit,

a friend so faith - ful,
thy friends de-spise, for-sake thee?
All
the Lord
jjj==d
Can we
Je
to
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O what
Do
God
it
Take
Thou
.
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it
thing to
to the
wilt find
God
in
Lord
sol
prayer.
prayer!
ace there.
in
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PRAYER AND SUPPLICATION
351
At the Golden Gate of Prayer

Ye people, pour out your heart before Him. Psalm 62:8
Mrs. C. L. Shaddock, 19th Century
3=*=j
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1.
2.
3.
4.
J.
Would you know the love of Je - sus ? Would you cast on Him your care?
the souls that seek Him there
Oh what peace the Sav-iour giv - eth To
will all your bur - dens bear,
will bless you, He will shield you, He
He
the sweet fore - taste of heav - en, That with an - gels we may share,
Oh
!
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Seek
His help and
How
When
When
they gain the

in trust
and
with God we
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bless - ed
full
as
guid -ance,
-
sur-ance,
hope
you gath
hold
com - mun - ion,
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- er,
At
At
At
At
the golden gate
of
prayer.
the golden gate
of
prayer.
the golden
gate
of
prayer.
the golden
gate
of
prayer.
f=M
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1r-*
Refrain
58^
At
gold
the
Sii^
We
en gate,
it
> f
will come with all
of prayer,
yes,all
Ifr-ft
our need
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33
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en gate,
At the golden, gold-en gate
u*
11
our need
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We
will
come and humbly
plead.
of prayer,
321
CHRISTIAN LIFE
352
'Tis the Blessed

It
Fanny
J.
is
good for me
to
Hour of Prayer
draw near
to
is
'Tis
the bless
the bless
'Tis
the bless
At
the bless
ed
ed
ed
ed
73:28
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11112111
'Tis
God. Psalm
Crosby, 1820-1915
hour
hour
hour
hour
of prayer,
of prayer,
of prayer,
when our hearts low - ly bend, And we

when the Sav - iour draws near, With a
when the tempted and tried To tne
of prayer, trust-ing
Him we
be
That the
lieve
îl^îS^l^f^î
we come to Him in
Je - sus, our Sav-iour and Friend: If
hear; When He tells us we may
pas-sion His chil-dren to
sym-pa-thiz - ing
loves them their sor - row con - fide; With a
Sav - iour
the full-ness of this
bless-ings we're need-ing we'll sure- ly re - ceive, In
gath-er
ten
to
der
com
who
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His pro - tec - tion to share;

at His feet ev - 'ry care;
heart He re-moves ev - 'ry care;
trust we shall lose ev 'ry care;
faith,
What
cast
^
BE
for
O how
the wea-ryl
Fine.
sweet to
Refrain
be there! Bless-ed
S.
What
balm for
the
wea
how
ry!
,
hour
D. S.
of prayer, Bless-ed hour
of prayer!
ifc
sweet
balm
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322
to
be
there!
353
Sweet Hour of Prayer

My
heart said unto Thee,
Thy
fare. Lord, will I seek. Psalm 27:8
William B. Bradbury, 1816-1*
William W. Walford, 1772-1850
1.
2.
3.
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, That calls me from a world of care,
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, Thy wings shall my pe - ti - tion bear
thy con - so - la - tion share,
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, May I
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at my Father's throne,
To Him, whose truth and faith-fulness
Till, from Mount Pisgah's loft-y height,
And
bids me,
*?
Make all my wants and wish-es known!

En -gage the wait -ing soul to bless:
view
my
home, and take
my
flight:
^ppfirtttttfcl
s^l^si^p^îp
In
And
sea -eons of
since
This robe
v H
He
bids
of flesh
"
dis
me
I'll
tress and grief, My soul has oft - en found re - lief,

seek His face, Be- lieve His Word, and trust His grace,
drop, and rise, To seize the ev - er - lasting prize;
L
l
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And
oft es-caped the tempter's snare, By thy re - tarn, sweet hour of prayer.
cast on Him my ev - 'ry care, And wait for thee, sweet hour of prayer.
And shout, while passing thro' the air, Farewell, farewell, sweet hour of prayer.
I'll
^lîrttttt^fcfl
323
CHRISTIAN LIFE
354
Need Thee Every Hour
I
Mine
Annie
S.
eyes are ever toward the
Hawks, 1835-1918
Lord. Psalm 25:15

j-îLL^J ll
need
need
need
need
need
Thee
Thee
Thee
Thee
Thee
ev
ev
ev
ev
ev
'ry
'ry
'ry
'ry
'ry
hour, Most gra hour, Stay Thou

hour, In
joy
hour, Teach me
hour, Most Ho -
Jj
'l
Thy
No ten - der voice like

by;
Temp-ta-tions lose their
pain; Comequick-ly and awill; And Thy rich prom-is-
ly
One; Oh, make
cious Lord;
near
or
me
Thine
in-
_a
Refrain
Thine Can peace af- ford,

pow'r When Thou art nigh,
Or
bide,
life
In
me
es
deed, Thou bless
need Thee;
355
vain,
is
ful
-
ed
bless
Prayer
need Thee, oh,
me
Is
now,
my
Sav
3=^&
1.
2.
8.
4.
Prayer
Prayer
Prayer
Prayer
is
is
is
is
hour
'ry
iour!
come
to
Thee.
in
My
name,
He may
give
it
you. John 15:16
Ê3 B^
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Ai
33
=3=
m K=i:=d=l
the soul's sin - cere de - sire,

Un - ut - tered or ex -pressed;
the sim-plest form of speech That in- fant lips can
try;
the con - trite sin-ner's voice
Re - turn - ing from his ways,
Chris-tian's
the
vi
tal breath, The Chris-tian's na
air,
tive
jrf-TT-^
324
the Soul's Sincere Desire
r-
need Thee; Ev
Son.
Whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father
s
-4^~
fill,
===
ÊEiEEEfe
r
Prayer
mo - tion of
Prayer, the sub-lira
Is

the Soul's Sincere Desire
The
hid a
est strains
While an - gels in their songs
His watch-word at the gate
-
den
That trem-bles
fire
The
that reach
re - joice,
of death-
Maj
breast.
in
on
high.
And say, "Be - hold, he
prays l"
He
en ters heav'n with prayer
-
es
ty
O.
B#
Abide with Me
Abide with us
Henry
F.
~>r
it
is
William H. Monk, 1823-1*
Lyte, 1793-1847
1.
2.
Swift
fast falls the

e - ven
ebbs out life's lit - tie
ev - 'ry pass-ing
pres - ence
with Thee at hand to
foe,
fore my clos - ing
cross
be
me:
bide with
to
close
its
need Thy
no
3.
4.
5.
Hold Thou Thy
fear
356
toward evening. -Luke 24:29
The
tide;
day;
hour;
bless:
eyes;
dark - ness
Earth's jovs grow
What but Thy
Ills
have no
Shine through the
me a - bide: When oth - er help - ers

fail, and
pass
a - way; Change and de - cay
in
all
alike Thy -self
my guide and
grace can foil the tempter's pow'r? Who
weight, and tears no
bit - ter-ness. Where is death's sting? where, grave, thy
gloom, and point me
to
the skies: Heav'n's morning breaks, and earth's vain
deep -ens; Lord, with
dim,
glo
its
com-forts
round I
stay can
vie
to
shad-ows
2~ t
flee,
ries
Help
be?
ry?
flee:
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the
of
help
less,
Thou who chang-est
see;
Thro' cloud and

1
In
tri
life,
sun
not,
shine,
umph
still,
if
Thou
in
death,
Lord,
HHi
bide
bide
bide
bide
bide
with
with
with
with
with
a
f~
me.
me.
me.
me.
me.
I
325
CHRISTIAN LIFE
357
Must
I
Come unto Me,
Jesus
Tell
laden. Matt.
ye that labour and are heavy
all
-S
1^^
1/1/
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A)
Al
me
i=it
can -not bear these

must tell Je - sus all of my tri - als; I
must tell Je - sus all of my troub - les; He is
a kind, comTempted and tried I
need a great Sav - iour, One who can help my
3.
how
@P=^
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the world to
tt=W
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A- J
Ah gA A
k
k
In
my
If
but
sin!
must
must
tell
Ai -
is
W^
E
k
fczfic
Friend;
bear;
-1-
He
dis- tress
tell
kind
ask Him,
Je - sus,
Je - sus,
me;
will help
ly
He
will
must
de
and He
liv - er,
Je
tell
sus;
me
will help
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cares for
quick -ly
sor - rows
vie - tory
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tell
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must
tell
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bur-dens a
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'
sus
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sus!
lone;
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Ai
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sus!
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will share.
win.
to
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must
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Refbain
He ev - er loves and
Make of my troub - les
He all my cares and
O - ver the world the
Je
how my heart
me
lures
&=&:
lone;
Al
=&:
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al
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u
v
'
bur -dens a
pas - sion-ate
bur -dens to
tempt-ed to
vil
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4.
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1.
2.
11:28
358
Alone with God

He
Johnson Oatman,
went up into a mountain apart
1856-1926
Jr.,
pray. Man. 14:23

to
m fefe
*=e
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^3-WJ-fej
When storms of life are round me beat ing, When rough the path that I have trod,
What tho' the clouds have gathered o'er me? What tho' I've passed beneath the rod?
'Tis
there I find new strength for du - ty, As
o'er the sands of time I
plod,
And when I see the mo-ment near - ing When I shall sleep be-neath the sod,
- <* tug
-
teatg^fji=
F#î^
ad
With
in
my
clos-et door
re-treat
ing,
God's perfect will there lies be -fore me,

I
see the King in all His beau- ty,
When time with me is dis - ap - pear - ing,
gi--a-*!cv-a-
r*
be a -lone
When I am thus a -lone
While resting there a - lone
want to be a -lone
I
love
mm^^m
Refrain
to
with
with
with
with
God.
God.
God.
God.
-i^fei^g^ps
t>
lone with
the world for
God,
E g g g
3=^ U
-^
God,
and
>
tg
ft-
blest
A -lone
in
ifc
fc
bid
den,
re
^S
treat!
hid
St
lone with
=*
-v
lone with
with God,
Him
lone with God,
den,
-}*
i
....
God,
A-lone with God,
com-mun
To hold with Him
To hold with Him
ion sweet.
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327
CHRISTIAN LIFE
359
Pray, Pray in the Old-Time

When
they had prayed, the place was shaken. Acts 4:31
A. Brown, 20th Century
J.
Pray,
Pray,
3. Pray,
4- Pray,
1.
2.
Way
J.
A. Brown, 20th Century
pray in the old -time way, Come, Christians, gather round; Pray, pray
pray where two or three Are gath-ered in His name; Pray, pray,
seek His face, And turn from all your sin
Pray, pray,
pray and
souls are lost, Their blood is on our hands; Pray, pray,
pray,for
;
1 r^
^
i*
P#ii
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PRefbain
ap
reach the saints' high ground; Pray, pray, the prayer of faith
A. Brown.
Father,
Stamps-Baxter Music
/ stretch forth
my
z-=afc=2
r
Fa
ther,
stretch
my
could
Au
faith,
to
thor
of
on
ly
to
Thee
hands unto Thee. Psalm 143:6

Carl G. Glaser, 1784-1829
What did Thy

Je-sus,
O
Used by permission.
Ptg. Co.. owners.
My Hands
Stretch
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Will bring God's bless-ings down.
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360
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used to pray, When the pow'r of God came down.

Je - sus said, I
am in the midst of them.
,,
grace to go
And bring the wand 'rers in. Pray, pray, the on
now their feet Are
on death's sinking sands.
as they
for
for
e'en
-<r-^r
hands to Thee,
Son en -dure,
this
Thee
be-lieve,
I
lift
No
oth
Be -fore
I
My
er
help
drew
my
know;
breath!
now should feel Thy pow'r;
wea - ry, long-ing eyes;
I
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328
Father,
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Stretch
My Hands
to
s Pi^3
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Thee
-3T
Thou with-draw Thy - self from me,

Ah, whith-er shall
I
go?
pain, what la - bor
to
se - cure
My soul from end - less death
my poor soul Thou wouldst re - trieve, Nor let me wait one hour.
If
What
Now
may
O
now
re
ceive that gift,
My
soul with -out
Don't Forget to Pray

Be ye therefore
361
and watch unto prayer \
sober,
Mary A. Kidder, 1820-1905
W.
dies.
it
Pet. 4:7
O. Perkins, 19th Century
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--
-w-
-o-
-c*-
you left your room this morn-ing,

2. When you met with great temp-ta-tion,
3. When your heart was filled with an-ger,
4. When sore tri - als came up - on
you,
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br
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1.
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Did
Did
Did
Did
you think
you think
you think
you think
-m~. -m-
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=:
the name of
to pray? In
His dy - ing
to pray? By
to pray? Did
you plead for
to pray? When your soul was
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i^^ppîllpîp
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As
As
a shield to-day?
your guide and stay?
Who had crossed your way?
At the gates of day?
Did you sue for lov-ing la - vor

Did you claim the Ho - ly Spir - it
love andmer - it,
grace, my broth- er, That you might forgive an-oth - er
bowed in sor - row, Balm of Gil-ead did you bor - row
Christ, our Sav-iour,
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kzigzdg
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1*
S. So when life seems dark and dreary, Don't
for-get
Refrain
to
pray.
D.S.
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Oh,
how pray -ing
rests the
I:
r r t t
wea
ry! Prayer will change the night to
,r
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
302
The Beautiful Garden of Prayer

We
went out
by a river side, where prayer was wont to be
Eleanor Allen Schroll, 20th Century
:=*:
Sfcfi:
gar -den where Je

gar -den where Je
gar -den where Je
There's a
There's a
There's a
1.
2.
3.
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sus
sus
sus
wait
wait
wait
s
s
s
made. Acts
16:13
There's a place that

And
I
go with
ing,
ing,
ing,
He
And
you
bids
For it glows with the light of His pres - ence,

Just to learn from His lips words of com - fort
there; Just to bow, and re-ceive a
new bless -ing,
won-drous-ly fair;
bur - den and care,
come meet Him
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In
In
the
the
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of
prayer;
the beau
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the beau-ti
ful
ti
ful
gar
~w
>r
!
gar-den of prayer,
to
Refrain
fet
t:
is
my
den,
of prayer; There
gar -den
the
ii
my
Sav-iour a-
i|=t=Efe
S^
^
EI3
waits, and
He
pens the gates To the beau
ti
ful
gar - den
te=E=pE_c
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Used by permission.
330
All
rights
reserved.
of
prayer.
Watch unto Prayer

Watch and pray,
Clara
M. Brooks,
that ye enter not into temptation.Matt. 26:41
^=3
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ÊS
way that is free from sin;

Watch and pray ev - 'ry day and hour,
Watch and pray, lest the care and toil
Watch and pray soon the Lord shall come
There's a
1.
2.
3.
4.
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there be that shall en - ter

in;
tan seeks whom he may de-vour;
Of this life should your pur-pose foil,
For His cho-sen, to take them home;
-
iM^
we
stray from the nar - row way,

You shall con - quer; re - sist the wrong,
Lest you miss the
e - ter - nal prize
Those who walk in His right-eous-ness
Lest
Few
Sa
H^
:i
Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
1882
b.
363
33
2=5t
rr
Help us
ev
er
Stand-ing fast in
For the faith - ful
Shall a - bide in
to watch and pray,

the Lord be strong.
in par - a - dise.
su - per - nal bliss.
:
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Refrain
==&
a
3=3=s
Watch
and
pray, watch and
pray,
Or
the
tempt -er
'
will lead
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Watch and
M=
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pray, watch and pray,
f-'
JE
Ifc-
=j=
You shall o
ver-come
if
stray;
ffi
you watch and pray.
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
364
Leave Your Burden at the Place of Prayer
Come unto Me, all ye

Mae Lillenas,
&E p=
^4
and are heavy laden, and
that labour
I will
give you rest. Matt. 11:28
Mae
Bertha
1891-1945
Bertha
Lillenas, 1891-1945
tf^liftpf^^PPS
the clouds are hang-ing low, When the rag - ing tem-pests blow, When your
There is rest for you to - day, Tho' you walk life's bus - y way, There is
the bur -dens of the years, You may
Bring your load of doubts and fears, All
We shall soon from care be free, With our eyes His glo - ry see,
the
When
e=e=
soul
is
bur-dened with
its
weight of care; There's a place
of per-fect rest,
un-der-stands your need,
trou-bles not
a few,
glo-rious day has come,
One who waits your heav-y load to bear; Je - sus

meet your Sav-iour and His bless-ings share; Bring your
bless
of peace a
ed-ness
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m-A
fczted^rj^zz^
3=S
Where no
Till
j __B
Till
pe
ti -
vil
can
tion
He
mo
-lest;
will heed;
tti
that
1*
1*
Leave your
Leave your
sus will your strength re-new Leave your
your race on earth is done; Leave your
Your
Je
î^=i
wait -ing there;
3^ g^^^ltt-h
r*
r*
bur -den
bur-den
bur-den
bur-den
at
at
at
at
the
the
the
the
place
place
place
place
A-
of
of
of
of
prayer,
prayer,
prayer,
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366
Oh,
O
Love to Talk with Jesus
Lord,
let
me
talk with
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1.
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love
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2.
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tell
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far
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dis
off,
Eeê
And it seems to help me on - ward, when I faint be - neath my load

That I'm dai - ly, hour - ly long - ing to
re - pose
up - on
His breast
Yet
I know that
my Re-deem - er jour-neys with me all the time ;
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come to know Him, and His wondrous grace ex- plore,
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crush' d with sor - row,

me so kind - ly,
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and
in
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How my
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334
me com -fort
nought can yield

corn - ing soon
shall
long
see
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grow
my
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like
take thee
to my
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still to
ed Sav - iour, and He
to
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talk
py home
know Him more
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then will talk
with Him.
a - bove."
and more,
with me.
Am
We
S.
Praying for You
give thanks to God,
O'Maley Clough, 1837-1910
Al
367
fraying always for you. Col. 1:3

Ira D. Sankey, 1840-1908
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have a
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1.
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3.
4.
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dear,
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ter
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heav-en, But oh, that He'd let me bring you with me
brightness, Dear friend, could I see you re - ceiv-ing one
glo - ry, And prayer will be answered 'twas answered for
o'er
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-ed and true;
all shin - ing in
won -der- ing view;
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
368
Abide with Me,

Abide with
Emma
us:
for
it
Need Thee
toward evening. Luke 24:29
is
G. Dietrick, 19th Century
b.
1853
Slowly
1.
2.
Be
3.
To
day,
bide with me,
need Thee ev - 'ry
I
with me, Lord, wher - e'er my path may lead,
bide with me,
my Lord, and when at last
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lead
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This earth and
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ry
way;
When
'ry
need;
Help
are
past,
I'll
storms sur -round
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to
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pray
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more
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me!
me!
bide with
pray, a
bide with
shall
bide with Thee!
and
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^=^-=W:
From Every Stormy Wind
369
An
Hugh
hiding place from the wind, and a covert from the tempest. Isa. 32:2
Thomas Hastings, 1784-1872
Stowell, 1799-1865
'
From ev
'ry
storm -y wind that blows, From ev
place where Je-sus sheds

scene where spirits blend,
could we flee for aid,
There, there on ea - gle wings we soar,
There is
a
There is
a
Ah! whith-er
r
336
r-
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g tut r
.
U4-r-i-
swell-ing tide of woes,

of gladness on our heads,
Where friend holds fellowship with friend;
When tempted, des - o- late, dis-mayed;
And sin and sense mo -lest no more;
The
'ry
oil
j u j_ j
= j = FS=g=g=1
sure re-treat; Tis found be - neath the

is
a calm, a
is
the blood-bo!t
place than all be-sides more sweet; It
Tho' sun-dered far, by faith they meet A - round one com - mon
Or how the hosts of hell de - feat, Had suf-f 'ring saints no
And heav'n comes down our souls to greet.While glo-ry crowns the
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seat?
seat.
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370
The City of Light

The
Aldine
S.
had no need
city
1904
Kieffer, d.
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=4*
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1.
2.
3.
sun. Rev. 21:23

Aldine
of the
of
cit - y
Broth - er dear, nev - er
the
in
us walk
Let
There's a
fear,
light
(-
we
shall
of
the
JL
A-
pillii
we
are told, Where they
tri-umph at last
gos - pel di-vine,
know not a
If
we
trust
Let
us
ev
in
er
the
keep
Li-4-U-
Vk
1904
Kieffer, d.
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the stars,
light 'inid
EEE
D.C.
For
that
home
so
is
brighi,and
most in
al -
is
sight,
And
I trust
in
my
Fine.
sor - row or care

And the gates
word He has given; When our tri -
of pearl and the streets are

and toils, and our weep-ings
us love, watch, and pray, in our pil - grim
near
Let
the cross;
to
gold,
past,
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count
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ly
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that home
things else
up
in
heav'n
but
as
loss.
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not faint
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
371
Open the Wells of Salvation

O
Spring up,
well. Num. 21:17
1853
b.
Earnestly
i ?
1.
Lord,
2.
Dead
3.
ho
am
fond
world
ear
ly,
PH
a""*
nest
long
ly
would
I
be,
O
would be Thine, and serve Thee for
the
to
like-ness
ly
sin,
live
lost
Spir-it,
un
to
to
Thy
in
grow;
Thee;
Thirst-ing
love;
Come
Cru
ev
for
fy
ci
my
to
m&
Fa
j:
-i^s
ing
In
Thy
to
Dead un
ther!
to
Thy
Filled with
more and deep
com-
er
the earth -ly withheart, Lord, come with aall
fcn
fcfc
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Refrain
mun
Yearn-ing Thy love more ful - ly

to
Emp-tied of sin and self may I
Show-ers of grace send down from a
ion,
me,
in
noint-ing,
m
ntt
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sal
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streams
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in - to
Pour the rich streams deep in-to
s=^
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my
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my
Cleanse and re -fine
heart;
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fee -tion,
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me
Seal
a-
me
and make
My
Draw nigh
to
me pure
2.
Tho'
3.
There
4.
5.
my
er,
God,
Then with
Or
if
wan
the way
my wak
on
joy
God. James
art.
art.
mi
372
4:
der
Thee,
Near
Day
er,
er
to
light
all
ap - pear, Steps up
to
ing tho'ts Bright with Thy
ful wing, Cleav - ing
the
Thee;
E'en though
it
gone,
heav'n;
Dark - ness
be
f
fe=j=^pî^l^
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My
rest
In
mer
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ly
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be
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send - est me
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meet my King,
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to
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let
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stone,
giv'n;
raise;
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Yet
in
An
my
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Thou
gels
So
by
Still
all
my song shall
my dreams I VI
to
beck
my woes
my song
on
be,
be,
me,
to be,
shall be
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my
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to
Thee.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
373
More About Jesus

Learn of Me; for
More
More
More
More
1.
2.
3.
4.
fcs
a -bout
a -bout
a -bout
a -bout
Je
Je
Je
Je
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am meek and
lowly
heart.
in
IVfatt.
11:29
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More of His grace

More of His ho His Word, Holding com-mun -
sus would I know,

sus let me learn,
sus; in
sus on His throne, Rich-es
==
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ly
will
ion with
ry
all
dis-cern;
my Lord;
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in
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sav - ing full-ness see, More of His love who died for me.
God, my teach - er be, Show-ing the things of Christ to me.
Hear -ing His voice in ev - 'ry line, Mak - ing each faith -ful say - ing mine.
More of His kingdom's sure in-crease; More of His com -ing, Prince of Peace.
More of His
Spir
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of
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sus;
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died for
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ASPIRATION
Want
Thou
F.
^
L. Snyder,
There
1.
3.
The
The
4.
O,
2.
to Love
Him More
Lord thy God with
shalt love the
all
thy heart. Mark
Howard
19th Century
ZZj
ifeÊ^f
is
a
Prince of
sto - ry
sto
life,
ry
yet
ev
as
er
E.
12:30
Smith, 1863-191*
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new,
babe
tell
I'll
He came
ev - er sweet - er grows,
suf-fered on
the
tree,
He
how
374
How
No
it
o'er
and
o'er,
in
days
of
yore,
on
the cross
He
love
like that
be
bore
-
fore;
J-H-rfc
How
To
My
I
for
me;
Je - sus gave His life
men;
bring good-will and peace to
sins,
and by His stripes I'm healed;
love Him, yet
know and feel I
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want
want
want
want
I
I
I
to
love
to
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to
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to
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Him
Him
Him
Him
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love Him more;
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m4^^0.
me,
want
to
love
Him
more.
love
Him
more.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
More Like Thee,
375
Put on the new man,

Frank M. Davis, 1839-1896
#=:
2.
3.
More
More
More
after
the image of
O
like Thee, O
like Thee, O
like Thee,
Him
Sav-iour,
let
Sav-iour, let
Sav-iour,
let
me
me
me
p=p=r
be,
be,
be,
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me from Thy
low
er
ly,
foot
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ev - er kind
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like
te^
ev
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Thee from day to day;Nev-er

Pure with-out, and pure with- in; Keep me
All my pil - grim jour-ney thro Meek and
More
agli
let
that
J.
2=2=3^
4q*f
1.
Saviour
Keep
me
in
the
nar
of
sin,
the
crown
of
life
and
true,
Like
Thy
-self
in
all
steps stray,
mmm
row way.
would win.
do.
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342
grace,
let
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me day
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by
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Grow more
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Thea
:
A-1
ASPIRATION
376
More Like Jesus

My
sheep hear
My
know them, and
they follow
Stillman, 20th Century
M.
J.
and
voice,
J.
M.
Me.John
10:27
Stillman, 20th Century
jg^BEEgp
1.
2.
3.
4.
want
want
want
want
be
be
be
be
to
to
to
to
..
more
Je
gen
meek and low
pure and ho
like
kind and
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ly,
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I
day;
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tress;
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Like Je-sus, our friend and King;

As pure as the crys-tal snow;
ly,
And fol-lowHim day

To those who are in
want
to be true and
com-fort the bro - ken want to be strong and
want to love Je - sus
faith
And
f ul,
ev
'ry
command
heart - ed With sweet words of ten

ear - nest, And souls to the Sav
tru - ly, For
Je - sua loves me,
o
-
der
iour
bey.
ness.
bring.
know.
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sus,
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er
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more
like
Je
sus,
My
P^
t:
Sav -iour who died

i
for
p>
me.
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,
CHRISTIAN LIFE
377
Nearer,
Nearer
Still
Let us draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith. Heb. 10:22
Lelia N. Morris, 1862-1929
Lelia N. Morris, 1862-1929
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Near-er,
Near-er,
Near-er,
Near-er,
1.
2.
3.
4.
still
still
still
still
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near-er, close to Thy heart, Draw me, my Sav - iour, so

near - er, noth ing I bring, Naught as an
of - f ring to
near-er, Lord, to be Thine, Sin, with its fol - lies, I
near - er, while life shall last, Till safe in glo - ry my
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sin - ful, now con-trite heart; Grant me the
its pleasures, pomp and its pride; Give
me but
Thro' end -less a - ges, ev - er to
be,
Near - er,
pre-cious Thou art; Fold me,

- sus
my King, On - ly
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safe in that"Ha-ven of Rest, " Shel-ter me safe in that "Ha-ven of Rest."
cleansing Thy blood doth impart, Grant me the cleansing Thy blood doth impart.
Je - sus, my Lord cru - ci - fied, Give me but Je - sus, my Lord cru - ci - fied.
Sav-iour, still nearer to Thee, Near-er, my Sav-iour, still nearer to Thee.
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Walk with God
Oh, for a Closer
That ye might walk worthy

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of the
Lord unto
all
pleasing. Col. 1:10
George Kingsley, 1811-1844
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for
Oh
Where is
The
clos-er
a
the bless -ed
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dear -est
So
shall
my
walk be
walk with
-
ness
God,
knew
calm and heav'n-ly frame!
When
first
saw the
lôrd?
be,
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have known, What-e'er that
Calm and se - rene my frame;
close with God,
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344
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ASPIRATION
Oh, for a Closer
Walk with God
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to
Help me that
pur - er light shall mark the
So
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Where
is
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-at
&
road
the
Lamb.
view
His Word?
Thee,
ly
That leads me to
Of
Je - sus and
throne And wor-ship on
road That leads me to
g.f*
s:
More Love
To know
the love of Christ,
Elizabeth P. Prentiss, 1818-1878
3=
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2.
More love
Once earth
3.
Let
4.
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Thee!
Christ, More love to
craved, Sought peace and rest;
its work, Send grief and
pain;
est breath Whis - per Thy praise;
Cmfc
379
Thee
which passeth knowledge. Eph. 3:19

William H. Doane, 1832- 1915
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111
A-men
345
CHRISTIAN LIFE
380
Me
Pass
Whom
Fanny
me
me
Pass
Let
1.
heaven but Thee? Psalm 73:25

I in
as
=
JSEi5
2.
have
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
Gentle Saviour
Not,
3.
Trust -ing
4.
Thou
I
gen
not,
at
on
ly
in
the spring of
all
Sav
tie
mer
Thy mer
my com
throne of
iour,
Hear
cy
Find
my hum
sweet
ble
cry;
re
Would I seek Thy

More than life for
it,
fort,
lief;
face;
me,
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3i=fe
a?
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While on
oth - ers
Kneel - ing there in
Heal
my wound -ed,
Whom have I
on
te
fczjc
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prrf
^H^J
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ing,
Do
tion,
Help my
Save me
it,
not
Whom
Thee?
me
pass
by.
un - be - lief.
by
Thy grace.
heav'n but Thee?
in
E3E
>k
iour,.
call
d=N
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art
deep con - tri

bro -ken spir
earth be - side
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not
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me
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by.
ASPIRATION
I
B. Elliott
Teach me Thy way,

Warren, 1867-1951
jfPPP
1.
2.
3.
4.
Would Be Closer
would
would
would
I
Clos-er
I
Lord;
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And walk-ing
the
ho
ly
way.
Thou giv - est me sweet - er rest.

- ance
That brightens my hope each day.
mytreas-ure, The grace I shall dai - ly need.
the al
as - sur
tar,
)-
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Vtr
iour,
ter,
s:
and pow
86:11
Warren, 1867-1951
Yes, clos-er
to Thee each day,
Just lean-ing up - on
Thy breast,
- ance,
let me not
Oh,
a - stray,
go
- er,
His mer-its
I
hum - bly plead,
3^ a
Filled with Thy Spir - it
Trust - ing my all on
Feel - ing the blessed
Draw -ing from heav-en
Elliott
ig^^îpl
.
381
Thy truth. Psalm
in
B.
be clos - er my Sav
be clos-er for shel
be clos - er for guid
to
Je - sus my help
will ivalk
Thee
to
-a-
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feN
Refbain
would be clos-er
to Thee.
yes, clos-er to Thee,
.
would be
clos
er
to Thee
yes, clos-er to Thee,
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say,
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3
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my
IS
IF^
Lord,
to
N^lii^l
Thee
(to Thee).
f^^îi
347
CHRISTIAN LIFE
382
I'm Pressing on the

/ press
for the prize of the high calling of
Johnson Oatman,
-*L~
xl
Jr.,
..J.
God
in
Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:14
1856-1926
"*^
up-vvard way, New heights I'm gain-ing ev - 'ry day;

de - sire to stay Where doubts a-rise and fears dis- may;
want to live a bove the world, Tho' Sa-tan's darts at me are hurled;
want to scale the ut-most height, And catch a gleam of glo - ry bright;
2.
I'm pressing on
My heart has no
3.
4.
1.
Upward Way
the
pPHittiiri^îpptte
I'm on-ward bound, "Lord, plant my feet on high-er ground. "
Still pray-ing as
Tho' some may dwell where these abound, My prayer, my aim is high-er ground.
For faith has caught the joy - ful sound, The song of saints on high-er ground.
But still I'll pray till heav'n I've found, "Lord, lead me on to high-er ground.
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Refrain
KEFRAIN
Lord,
lift
me up
fc
and
let
fc.
me
stand,
By
faith,
^=^=11^
on heav-en's ta
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land,
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high -er plane than
348
'
have found; Lord, plant
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my
feet
on
high
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er ground.
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ASPIRATION
In Christ Jesus ye
Fanny
J.
are
made nigh by
H ^3
i t
- sus, keep
me near the cross,
Near the cross, a trem - bling soul,
Near the cross! O Lamb of God,
Near the cross I'll watch and wait,
3.
4.
eife
There a pre - cious foun - tain,

Love and mer - cy found me,
Bring its scenes be - fore me;
Je
1.
the blood of Christ. Eph. 2:13
Crosby, 1820-1915
ft
2.
Hop
ing, trust
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reach
the
gold
T
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v^h-
s=*
in
er,
=:
stream,
Star
-*r-
day,
strand,
Flows from Cal-v'ry's moun- tain.

Shed His beams a - round me.
With its shad - ows o'er me.
riv - er.
Just
be - yond' the
F-
^S
the
cross
fc
Be
my
4=-
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cross,
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Refrain
In
the
ev
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heal - ing
all,
a
Free to
There the Bright and Morn - ing
to
Help me walk from day
Till
ing
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Z2EES
383
Keep Me Near the Cross
Jesus,
glo
ry
ev
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Till
my
^~~~g
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rap
jjj
et
tured soul shall find
* * *
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Rest
i^
be
yond
the
*^3r
riv
er.
1
349
CHRISTIAN LIFE
384
Close to Thee
As ye have received Christ Jesus the Lord,
Fanny
J.
r a
^_
^pa:
1.
2.
3.
so
Him. Col.
walk ye in
Crosby, 1820-1915
Silas J.
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2:6
Vail,
1818-1884
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Thou my ev - er - last - ing por - tion, More than friend or life to me,
Not for ease or world -ly pleas -ure, Nor for fame my pray 'r shall be;
Lead me thro' the vale of shad-ows, Bear me o'er life's fit - ful sea,
P^^4
Et*
^fefea
a
Glad
ly
long
my
pil
will
toil
Then the gate
of
grim jour - ney, Sav

and suf - fer, On
life
^g^lij^gsl
ter
May
nal
me walk with Thee.

me walk with Thee.
iour, let
ly
let
en
ter,
N^fppf
Lord, with Thee.
Refbain
i^B^^^g^gî
Close
Close
Close
to Thee,
to Thee,
to Thee,
to Thee, Close
to Thee, Close
to Thee, Close
close
close
close
^M
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i
long
my
will
toil
of
life
gate
pil -
grim jour
and suf
e
to Thee, close
to Thee, close
to Thee, close
ter
ney,
Sav
fer,
nal,
On
May
P
-
iour,
ly
I
to Thee;
to Thee;
to Thee;
All
Glad
Then
a-
ly
the
"
me walk
me walk
let
let
en
ter,
Lord,
i
with Thee,
with Thee.
with Thee.
^s^sppHîte
350
ASPIRATION
Shine in
God
F.
hath shined
our hearts
in
II
Cor. 4:6
Aaron C. Kolb, 1871-1937
=fe5^=^3B*=5jî
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
my
my
heart,
heart,
In-creasemy
faith,
Shine in
Shine in
Come, Ho - ly Spir
And when the king
:g
385
Heart, Lord Jesus
19th Century
Griffith,
P.
My
Lord
Lord
Lord
Je
Je
Je
it,
fill
of
ter - rors
me,
me
lead
need Thee
Thy dear
sus,
- sus,
May
Come show
me
Shall stand
in
to
ev
'ry
light,
day,
pre-cious
my
my
all
cross
blood,
need
way,
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And
sus 5
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pel
each cloud and
shad
ow
To
help
me keep Thy
stat
utes
Of
sin
Dis
com- plete
With heav'n's
Oh,
re
me
help
fresh
to
And
chase
To
walk
the
me
And make
na
My
ward,
Re
ly
cleanse
ing
man
go
for
way my
nar-row
night
way;
me pure and
hun
gry
gard
less
spir
of
good
feed
- it
sway
his
m B
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ippli
my
me
my
3*E*
O
my
O
Shine on
Oh, leave
In -crease
love
And though the way
Thy rod and staff
soul,
not,
is
Je
Sav
Je
rug
to
help
Oh,
help
Come
in
So
when
Thy
pres
with
And
me
with
Thy
love,
faint,
fall;
heart
path
to
Thee,
will
in
ged,
And bind my
And though my
me,
My
Or
else
safe
ty
drear,
sure,
is
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me when
Thy might and
my
-
And warm
m^
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Sas
sus,
iour,
sus,
days
ence
will
the
Fa
e^
need
Thee,
me
help
are
num
sus - tain
ther's fa -
bered
me,
vor
Thy
faith - f ul
When Thou
Thy
smile
Give
com
I'll
rest
dost
ness
hear
love
fort, hope,
in
love
of
to
prove,
me
call,
see.
I'll
and
se
cheer
-
5&
cure.
m
351
CHRISTIAN LIFE
386
God
Purer in Heart,
God. Matt.
Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see
Fannie Estelle Davison, 1851-1887
5:8
=ppa=3=3Eppi|!^=3l
1.
2.
3.
Pur
Pur
Pur
er
er
er
in
in
in
heart,
heart,
heart,
tti
Whol
Z\_
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-
* | &z~
Most
lov
ing
One
day
may
May
to
to
to
Thee.
-
ly.
see.
Guide me with coun - sel sweet; Pur

Let
me with Thee a - bide; Pur
Reign Thou my soul with - in;
Pur
er
er
er
in
in
in
heart,
heart,
heart,
Oh, for a Heart to Praise

O
Lord, with
my whole
1.
Oh,
3.
A
A
4.
An
5.
Thy
2.
53
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352
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me
me
me
Help
Help
Help
r
v-
to
to
to
^r~ *be.
be.
be.
Sis
i^
My God
heart. Psalm 9:1
Anthony
^"-g: J3j_dS.
=b=t
mx-rrt
praise Thee,
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/ will
to
Thy
Watch Thou my way - ward feet,

Thou my Friend and Guide,
Be
Keep
me from se - cret sin,
387
de-
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:^
:|
Teach me
That
I
eee
to
ly
me
me
me
Help
Help
Help
God,
God,
God,
tm.
d=
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P^3s^3^
vote my life
Thy will
do
ho - ly face
O
O
O
J.
Showalter,
r T
1858-1924
=t
A heart from sin set free!

for
a heart to praise my God,
heart re-signed, sub - mis-sive, meek, My dear Re-deem-er's throne;
love
di - vine;
heart in
ev - 'ry thought re-newed, And full of
hum-ble, low - ly,
con-trite heart, Be - liev - ing, true, and clean,
na - ture, gra - cious Lord, im - part, Come quick-ly from a - bove,
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ASPIRATION
My God
s=S=r
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A
me.
Where on
lone.
heart that's sprin-kled with the blood So

free - ly shed for
- ly
Christ is
heard to speak, Where Je - sus reigns a Per feet, and right, and pure, and good, A
cop - y, Lord, of
Which nei-ther life nor death can part
From Him that dwells with
on my heart, Thy new, best name of
Write Thy new name up
+
=1= I
.
f-l
-in.
Love.
JS.
-4
Thine.
388
So Let Our Lives and Lips Express

Adorn
Isaac Watts,
the doctrine of
tues
reigns
truth
of
with
and
vir
es
God our Saviour
in
all
things. Titus 2:10
Lowell Mason,
1674-1748
the
af
shine,
-
in,
love
Lord,
-
ford,
To
prove the
And grace sub

Our
And
And
in
ward
doc - trine all

dues the pow'r
pi
faith stands lean
give
ing
new strength
to
di
ap
on
faint
1792-1872
of
ty
-
His
ing
vine,
sin.
prove,
Word,
souls.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
389
Way
God's
Just and true are
Charles
W.
Naylor,
^5Z_~4Z^=
Thy
ways,
Is
Best
Thou King
of saints. Rev.
1874-1950
Hgi *t=3=*
&
1869-1945
*+=9
is best; if
hu-man wis-dom A
fair -er way may seem to show,
Had
I the choosing of my path-way, In
blind-ness I should go
a-stray,
He lead -eth true; I will not ques-tion, Tho' thro' the valley I shall go,
Thy way is best, so lead me onward, My
all
I
give to Thy con-trol;
God's way
1.
2.
3.
4.
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on-ly that our earth-dimmed vi-sion

far a - way in dark-ness,
Tho' I should pass thro 'clouds of tri - al,
Thy lov - ing hand will tru - ly guide me,
'Tis
And wan - der
15:3
Clarence E. Hunter,
The truth can nev -er

Nor reach that land of
And drink
And safe
clear- ly
know.
end-less day.
the cup of hu-man woe.

to glo - ry bring my soul.
Refbain
IUBFBAIN
God's way
is
best, I
will
not mur-mur, Al-though the end
Wf m
-m
::
may
not see;
ft.
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Where'er
He
nti
meekly
fol-low God's way
leads
I'll
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is
best, is
best for
me.
RESIGNATION AND CONSECRATION
390
Thy Will Be Done

Thy
will be
done
earth, as
in
is
it
in
heaven. Matt. 6:10
Charlotte Elliott, 1789-1871
--I-
My
God
and
What
tho'
in
Let
but
my
my
Re - new
Then when
Fa
ther,
lone
grief
faint- ing
will
on
while
ly
heart
from day
home, on
loved, no
be
With Thy sweet Spir - it
with Thine; and
Blend
it
mixed with
The prayer oft
breathe no more
earth I
my
Far from
For friends
stray
sigh
be blest
to day;
I
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from my heart
rough way, Oh, teach me
would I
still
ger nigh, Sub- mis- sive
leave
Thee
I
for its guest, My God, to
hard
All now that makes it
take a - way
hap a
on
sing up
I'll
tears be - fore,
to
re
life's
Ion
m iii
Oh,
Sub
teach
be
done!
Thy
will
me
My
All
now
that
I'll
sing
up
^^
the
to
pier
"Thy
"Thy
rest, "Thy
say, "Thy
shore, "Thy
be
will
will
will
will
will
say,
ply,
be
l>e
be
be
III
mis - sive
God, to
Thy
be
from
my
still
would
Thee I
makes it
on
a
heart
I
leave
hard
hap
to
re
the
to
pier
say,
ply,
rest,
say,
shore,
be
will
done!
Thy
done!
"Thy
"Thy
"Thy
"Thy
"Thy
-hi
fumm
done!"
done!"
done!"
doue!"
done!"
will
will
will
will
will
will
be
he
be
1*5
be
be
done!
done!"
done!"
done!"
done!"
done!"
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355
CHRISTIAN LIFE
My
391
Jesus, As Thou Wilt
For even Christ pleased not Himself. Rom. 15:3
Benjamin Schmolck, 16721737

Trans, by Jane Borthwick, 1813-1897
Carl M. von Weber,

Arr. by Joseph P. Holbrook,
1786-1826
1822-1888
wilt:
may
Thy
be mine!
wilt:
Tho'
seen
thro'
wilt:
All
shall
be
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My
My
1.
2.
3.
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Je
Je
sus,
as
sus,
as
sus,
as
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Each
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love
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my
my
would
Grow dim
glad
sign.
ap trust with
dis
ly
pear.
Thee.
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bove,
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all
or
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me;
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tear,
for
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or through joy,
Through sor - row
earth hast wept
Thou on
Since
Straight to
well
ture scene
Efc
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will
many
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me
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sor
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must weep with Thee,,"My Lord, Thy
sing in
life
or death, "My Lord, Thy
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help
will
will
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will
be done."
be done.
be done."
A-men.
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/
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Charles
delight to do
&
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Thy
1874-1950
Naylor,
Amen
Heart Says
will,
O my
God. -Psalm 40:8

Clarence E. Hunter,
mm&m
my -self
Thy serv-ice,
the heart - ties of earth may be sun-dered,
Tho' my plans and my hopes may seem blight-ed,
When I pass to that heav - en - ly coun - try,
have yield
1.
ed
to
All
2.
3.
4.
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So
that
will
pres
1869-1945
ence
love Thee
soul with
And my
my
may Thy
and
its
iHiig^3f3
Az
bos
392
om
doth
pur -pose
ful
trust in Thee
glo - ry doth
fill;
still,
thrill,
This for- ev
fill;
o - bey Thee, And my

not mur - mur, Ev - er
all
is well that Thou do - est,
And my
er shall be my re - joic - ing, That my
my Sav - iour, I haste to

me glad - ly sub-mit and
Help
For
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to
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will.
men
to
Thy
will.
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Lord,
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est
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men
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will
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357
CHRISTIAN LIFE
393
Would Not Have My Way
Not
Mts.
W. H. dinger,
4:
4:
as I will, but as
Thou
wilt. Man. 26:39
Andrew
20th Century
L. Byers,
1869-1952
fe.
i^^y^ppppp|ifip
1.
2.
3.
would not have

would not have
would not have
m^
my
my
my
*jgH*
|*
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S
for
lone,
way, dear Lord, but Thine; I

would not walk away, dear Lord, but Thine; E'en tho' the road be
way, dear Lord, but Thine; I
do not ask for
* *
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might
Thou know-est what
fall:
lead
so
best,
is
-I
me
on;
I'll
rough I will not fear: E'en tho' the sun re - fuse some-times to shine, I'll
beds with flow 'rs entwined Thy way might be some moun-tain-side
to climb, Some
:
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lis
ten, Lord,
I'll
hear Thy faint-est
call.
by faith and know that Thou art near,

wand 'ring sheep or some lost lamb to find.
walk
M
-
dark
'
O keep me
LZ
est night
for Thy-self and Thine a
IE i
has come,
I'll
I
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way, dear
When shadows
fall
and
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trust in
Thee
to guide
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358
my
mmm
mm
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Lord, but Thine;
would not have
in
me
saf e
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His Piaise Anew.
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ly
home.
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Used by permission.
Oh, Be
Be
still,
and know that
394
Still
am God. Psalm
46:10
Peter
Har. by Henry
William Ebel, 1863-1918
l^S
Spffi
1.
Oh,
Be
3.
4.
be
cou
still,
Goerz,
1870-1913
K. Goerz, 1872-1952
=fc
2.
J.
J.
thou
soul
ra - geous, firm
Why shouldst thou so fear
dear Lord,
will
I
Yes,
-
s=t
Tr
of
Thou
art
and
When
life's
mine,
true
ful
be
be still,
At
not
bat
for
-
the tempt
will trust
sa
ken;
tie's
wag
ing;
er's
roar
ing?
Thee
ev
er;
pii=pîpii
u-d
Sim
still,
my
sin
soul,
may
be
ply
trust
in
God
mit
to
all
Thy
^H
-^
the pow'rs
Tho'
Oh,
-
sub
I'll
t-i
He
He
who gave
who doth
See
God's ten
Lord,
Thou know
of
rage,
rest
and
-
lone,
will,
* fm -- &
Thou
un
sha
ken.
the tern - pest's rag

Sa - tan's wrath
ig - nor
Cling
for - ev
to Thee
ing.
ing.
shalt
be
When
* -~
-^
His life
for thee, Thus per - mits
His love
our sor - rows share In
der-ness, and prove, With the saint
is
best, Con - fi - dent
est what
"^
* -s
er.
that thou shouldst be

and ten - der carea - bove,
ed hosts
in
this
rest,
I'll
PP^P^PPIPP
For
Tri
thou shalt see Tempt- ed

than thou canst bear Will
not
thy good,
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His
un
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mm
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for
let
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with Thee
a
thee
thee
sea
suf
car
in
heav
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fer.
ing.
en.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Have Thine Own Way, Lord
395
O Lord, Thou art our Father; we are the

Adelaide A. Pollard, 1862-1934
and Thou our potter. Isa. 64:8

clay,
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3.
4.
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Lord! Have Thine
Lord! Have Thine
Lord! Have Thine
way
own
own
own
own
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Thine own way,
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sway!
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with Thy Spir
it
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er
he
IA
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shall
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At
I
am
now,
As
in
Thine!
see
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Christ on
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ly
all
While
wait
Thy
pres
and
heal
al
ly,
Yield
ing,
PP1
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and
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ence Hum-bly
me, Sav - iour
ways, Liv - ing
bow.
di
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still,
in
MEN.
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all
pray!
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will,
day!
Mould me and make me Aft er Thy

Whit - er than snow, Lord, Wash me just
clay.
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reserved.
to
Help me,
Ab
ing
f ~
the
me,
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-
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ter;
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1907.
Used by permission.
My
396
We
love
Jesus,
Him, because He
Assigned
to
Hope Publishing
Co.
All
rights
Love Thee
first
John 4:19
Adoniram J. Gordon, 1836-1895
loved us. I
William R. Featherstone, 1846-1873
S=^!ii
360
1.
My
2.
3.
4.
In
Je
love
will love
Thee, I know Thou art mine; For Thee all the

cause Thou hast first lov - ed me, And pur-chased my
love
Thee be
Thee in
life,
sus,
man -sions
of
glo
will love
ry
and end
A H
Thee
-
less
W-
in death, And praise Thee as

ev - er
alight, I'll
de-
My
sin
fol
lies
par
long
don
on
as
Thou
Cal
lend
in
heav
dore Thee
Jesus,
Love Thee
re - sign;
ry's tree;
My
gra
cious
Re
love
Thee
for
say
when
va
est
me
breath;
And
en
so
bright;
I'll
^V*
^mn^mi
r
my
er,
ing the
death -dew lies

glit - ter-ing
the
sing with the
J-J-
deem
wear
*-
r
Sav
iour art
thorns on
on
cold
Thou,
crown on
my
my
-I
ev
ev
ev
ev
If
If
If
If
Thy brow;
brow,
brow,
er
er
er
er
Wz
-L^
loved
loved
loved
loved
my
my
my
my
Thee,
Thee,
Thee,
Thee,
[-^j
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Je
Je
Je
Je
sus,
sus,
sus,
sus,
Life,
and Let
'tis
'tis
'tis
EE=E
Take My
'tis
now.
now.
now.
now.
he*
397
Be
It
Who
then is willing to consecrate his service this day unto the Lord? I Chron. 29:5
'
-91.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Take my
Take my
Take my
Take my
Take my
life,
feet,
sil
will
love;
and
and
let
let
be
them be
ver
and
and make
my
-V-
Lord,
it
mm
Con
crat -ed, Lord, to Thee:

Swift and beau- ti - ful for Thee;
Not a mite would I with -hold;
se
my
gold;
it
Thine,
It
shall
be
no
lon-ger mine;
pour
At
Thy
feet
its
treas-ure -store;
---
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to
Take
Take
Take
Take
Take
Thee,
Thine for
er
more
|Ê
to
be
*--^~r-
my hands, and let them move At the im pulse of Thy

Th
my voice, and let me sing Al ways, on ly
for
my
my mo - ments and my days, Let them flow in cease less
my heart, it
is
Thine own, It
shall be Thy
roy
al
my -self and I will be
Ev
er,
on ly,
for
-
give
my
love.
King,
praise,
throne.
Thee.
--*=&&,
tfbffe!
Lord,
ev
t=vt
=r
Thine for-
b\h-=
CHRISTIAN LIFE
398
Consecration
my whole
/ will keep Thy precepts with

Mildred E. Howard, 20th Century
heart. Psalm 119:69
Andrew
L. Byers,
1869-1952
*ft
S
iii^î^^îiîpiii
gave His life for me Should I
not give Him mine?
where my Lord di-rects, His
pur - pose I'll
ful
fill;
sus I
will
Tho' He may call
a cross the sea, With Je
go,
is
dear er
still;
My home and friends are dear to me, Yet He
My all, O Lord, to Thee I'll give, Ac cept it as Thine own:
Since Je - sus
care not
rtg
;=:*
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Mr~~
lA
j^P
^=^r^
I'm con
se
know He
And
tell
In
my
For Thee
the
af a -
era
ted, Lord,
'ry one
to Thee,
ev pro-tects
lost
of love
so free,
fee - tions first He'll be,
lone
I'll
ev - er live,
-
*==t
-c
be whol - ly Thine.
Who does His ho - ly will.
Till
all
His pow'r may know.
And first His righteous will:
My heart shall be Thy throne.
shall
fiîi
n
Refrain
*
My
Lord,
life,
kt4
*-^
I
give
fe
to
Thee,
*fcfa
My
tal
z!?r*
ents, time
and
all;
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I
'11
serve Thee, Lord, Thine own to
be,
hear Thy faint-est
I '11
call
f aint-est call.
*=
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362
if
^=^
r
A
He
Johnson Oatman,
all,
left
1856-1926
Jr.,
399
Surrender
Full
rose up,
and followed Him. Luke 5:28

George C. Hugg, 1848-1907
have made, I've giv

2.
3.
4.
5.
My hands, my
My loss or
My mon - ey,
My life, my
feet,
my
gain,
my
la love,
&m
my
head,
heart, I've giv

hopes and fears, I've giv
bors, bur- dens,cares,I've giv
my fain - i - ly, I've giv
'
en
en
en
en
en
all
to
to
to
to
all
to
all
all
all
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Je
Je
Je
Je
=
:=|:
^=^
ini
sus
sns
sus
sus
sus
^=^=E
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My
on
tar laid, I've

the
al
sin - gle part, I've
re- tained a
I've not
My health and strength, my grief and tears, I've
My voice, my pen, my songs, my prayers, I've
I've
e - ter - ni - ty,
For time, and for
all
is
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Ev
'ry -thing
is
on
the
al - tar,
I've
sur
ren-dered
all
sur-ren-dered
J-J***
all.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
400
Sri
< -J
3.
Now
the world
sur
to
will
cost
that
am
or
of
Thy
bid
^JA
vine,
bid
fare -well,
all
the
way,
-J -i
Cause me in lands a
Bro - ken for - ev - er
All
di
friends and home,
with Thee
go
VJi
*&
All
me
.1.
will
will
will
will
is
Thine,
will
far
to
roam,
will
spell,
will
bey,
will
its
jfel
deep
o
be
be
be
be
true
to
true
to
true
to
true
to
Thee;
Thee;
Thee;
Thee;
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have
ding will
1862-1929
PPPa=*
ren-dered, Lord
may
Lelia N. Morris,
gSiErg
Ful - ly
Tho'
it
4.
be found faithful. 1 Cor. 4:2
1862-1929
2.
1.
man
required in stewards, that a
It is
Lelia N. Morris,
-i
Will Be True to Thee
be
be
be
be
true
to
true
true
true
to
to
to
J jy
Thee.
Thee.
Thee.
Thee.
turn
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Refrain
^B=j a^pE^yi=ifig
^__|*
|_
will
be
true
Thee,
to
Lord,
will
be
true
Thee;
to
ML
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Where Thou
lead-est me,
will
fol
low Thee,
S=*
will
be true
to
r-1
Thee.
îFTffflTTftîi
Copyright, 1913. Renewal
364 Used by permission.
1941
by Nazarene Publishing House.
All
rights
reserved.
Ready
am
ready not
be
to
to
bound
401
Do His Will
only, but also to die. Acts 21:13
Ascribed to A. C. Palmer
Charles D. Tillman, 1861-1943
i^S
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to
suf-fer
y
y
to
go,
3.
Read
Read
Read
to
speak,
4.
Read-y
to
speak,
1.
2.
grief or
read-y to
read-y to
read-y to
Read-y to stand the

Read - y to watch and
Read - y with heart and
Read-y o'er souls to
pain,
bear,
think,
warn,
y
y
y
y
to
to
to
in
^=H=
Refrain
gfei=H=
Read
.a.
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1/
.
;t!
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(
1*-5
yearn;
send
0th
give,
Till
ers,
He
Read - y
death, Read-y
fit,
<
r .i.. ;.
<
He
if
sees
best.
way.
shall clear the
bear
for His
the
to
re
strain.
-
turn.
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to
brain
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stay at
home and
stand a - side
and
stand where He
sees
life,
read-y in
ri
pray
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Read
Read
Read
test;
read
to
stay,
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go,
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my
place
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to
fill
ITT
r=^d
gab
Read-y
for serv
asG
ice
al
low-ly
or
atzab
great,
Read-y
to
do
His
will.
365
CHRISTIAN LIFE
402
Is
Your
on the Altar?
All
As the servants of Christ, doing the

F
1.
2.
3.
4.
Wm
God from
the heart. Eph. 6:6
Elisha A.
3^3=^ a
will of
Hoffman, 1839-1929
?
And have
You have longed for sweet peace, and for faith to in-crease,
ear-nest-ly,
Would you walk with the Lord, in the light of His Word, And have peace and conOh,
we nev - er can know what the Lord will be-stow Of the bless-ings for
Who can tell all the love He will send from a - bove, And how hap - py our
fer-vent-ly
pray'd; But you can - not have rest,
or be per - feet - ly blest
tentment al - way,
You must do His sweet will, to be free from all ill,
which we have pray'd, Till our bod - y and soul
He doth ful - ly con-trol,
hearts will be made,
Of the f el - low-ship sweet we shall share at His feet,
Un
til
all
On the
And our
al
all
When our
all
sac
>
tar
laid.
is
you must
-
tar
tar
lay.
is
laid.
is
laid.
Your heart, does the
Spirit
your
Is
con
all
trol?
on the
al
You can on
tar
ly
of
be
1 Jru-
and have peace and sweet rest, As you yield
Erf#3tEl
366
al
tar your all

on the
al
al
on the
ri-fice laid?
biest
on the
-
Him your bod
gPP
y and
soul.
^ m
All for
Lo, we have
left
and have followed Thee. Mark 10:28

A. D. Lough, 19th Century
all,
Mary D. James, 1810-1883
te^t^
3^3* +-*--4r-.
1.
All
2.
Let
for
Je
All
sus!
3.
my hands per - form

Since my eyes were fixed
4.
what won
der!
403
Jesus
for Je
His bid
on Je
a-maz
how
g*.
up
-
sus!
ding,
All
Let
my
my
be-ing'sran-somedpow'rs
in
His ways,
sus,
feet run
I've lost sight of
ing!
Je
sus, glor-ious
zgt
be-sides,
all
King
of kings,
3*
HSL
=^.
my tho'ts, and words, and do - ings,
Let my eyes see
Je - sus on - ly,
en-chained my spir - it's vi - sion,
So
Deigns to call
me His be-lov - ed,
All
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All
All
All
All
for
for
for
for
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus!
bus!
sus!
sus!
all
all
all
all
for
for
for
for
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus!
susl
sus!
sus!
All
my days, and all my hours.
Let my lips speak forth His praise.
Look -ing at
the Cru - ci - fied;
Lets me rest
be-neath His wings;
my
All
days,
Let my
Look-ing
Rest- ing
"T
"
lips
^-
my hours.
and all
speak forth His praise,
the Cru
be-neath
at
now
ci
fied:
His wings
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All
All
All
for
for
for
for
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus!
sus!
sus!
sus!
all
all
all
all
for
for
for
for
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus!
sus!
sus!
sus!
5:
Nf^fl
fi
vl
-H
my days and all my hours.

Let my lips speak forth His praise.
Look-ing at
the Cru - ci - fied.
Rest-ingnow
be-neath His wings.
All
-(*-.
-m-
367
CHRISTIAN LIFE
404
Fade, Fade, Each Earthly Joy

But what things were gain
to
me, those
counted
loss for
Christ. Phil. 3:7
Theodore
Jane C. Bonar, 1821-1884
Perkins, b. 1831
E.
ii^^pppiippilp^^
Fade, fade, each earth-ly joy;
Tempt not my soul a -way;
Fare well, ye dreams of night;
- ty;
Fare - well, mor-tal -
1.
2.
3.
4.
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
is
sus
is
sus
is
sus
is
Break ev - 'ry
Here would I
mine.
mine.
mine.
mine.
Lost
Wei
in
-
this
come,
e-
lîgi!Pi^gsp
Earth has no rest-ing place,
Born but for one brief day,
Left
but a dis - mal void;
Welcome, sweetscenesof rest,
Take My Heart,
Unite
Source
1.
Ev
4.
May
my
heart
to
Unknown
fear
sus
is
sus
is
sus
is
mine.
mine.
mine.
sus
is
mine.
Father
Thy name. Psalm
86:11
m^
Charles
Take my heart, O
Fa - ther,make me
3.
irtfcs
405
2.
Je - sus a - lone can bless; Je

Pass from my heart a - way;
Je
Je - sus has sat - is - fied;
Je
Welcome, my Saviour's breast; Je
er
let
Thy
the
blood
of
Edwin
Pollock, b.
=i
own
all Thine
Fa - ther take it; Make and keep it
pure and low - ly, Fond of peace and far from strife
grace sur- round me, Strengthen me withpow'r di - vine,
for - giv*n
all
Je - sus heal
me, And my sins be
-
4-
m P
368
1853
'":
Take My Heart,
\
Thy
Let
Spir
the
Thy
of
Till
Ho
ly
cords
Spir
-fs=q-
*=t
it,
-S-
and
sin
This proud heart of
melt and break it
Of this vain and sin
paths un - ho - ly
to
be who
love have bound me, Make me
in
the patl
take and seal me, Guide me
it
Turn - ing from
Father
stone.
fnl
life.
ly
to
Thine,
heav'n.
eiii^BS^Bpiplt
406
Only Thine
O
Dan iel
S.
Lord, truly
=t
heard
see
ipl #
Re-deem
the dear
the Man
He rose
gave My - self
'Twas all for me,
"I
His ten
Nay, Lord, take all,
On
On
sac
ly
ly
rifrht,
Thine, on
Thine, on
MHK, by
der mer
and not
in
ri - fice
A.
ly
ly
116:16
Je
In
bow
And
Up
on
Cling to
the
son's claim,
Here on
Thy
die
-
And
know, And
make me
sus'name, To
all
Thine
(Omit.
love
1869-1952
Zt
world and
al
the
ther's
love
all
I'll
this
di
on
Fa
Thy
all
Thee
thou not
wilt
cy pleads To
a part, All
Thine, My life to
Thine, For Thee a-
L. Byers,
3=^33
r
ed heart
tones
ter-cedes
for thee,
-
"J-
say,
up
His
Lord,
-
lo,
.&-'
Cop\
O man,
er
Sor - rows
of
and in
For me
And shall my poor di vid
O Lord, I bow to rea
servant. -Psalm
Andrew
And
am Thy
Warner, 1842-1895
tar
be
con
His
<e>
vine,
cross;
throne;
Thee?
lie,
Mine?"
fess.
own.
ev - er
world I
be.
lone
live.
die.
give;
)
to
.a.
L.
Bycrs.
From
Select
Hymns.

369
CHRISTIAN LIFE
407
Whiter Than Snow
Wash me, and

James Nicholson, c.1828-1876
r*-4"
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
1.
2.
3.
4.
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus,
sus,
Sus,
sus,
l=St
long
to
look
for
Thou
snow. Psalm 51:7

shall be whiter tlian
d c-^
be
se
est
hum
most
pa
mmmmmm
want Thee
for
ev
live
er
to
to
make
wait, bless -ed
Lord,
at
com
Thy
now,
in
me
help
me
my
in
plete sac
cru
ci
fied
the
en
tient
ly
skies,
treat;
And
wait;
Come
fice;
Break down ev
I
give up
feet;
ate;
By
To
soul;
-
ri
whole;
ly
bly
per - feet
throne in
down from Thy

this
'ry
my-
my
faith, for
^^m^^^TTf^^
and with
new heart
WB
= za:
ev - 'ry
foe;
out
knowself, and what - ev - er
I
flow
cleansing, I
see Thy blood
sought Thee, Thou nev-er saidst"No"
-
Li.
ere
dol,
cast
sê
3E*
Now
Now
Now
Now
those
wash
wash
wash
wash
me,
me,
me,
me,
and
and
and
and
shall
shall
shall
shall
affPF
Refhain
**
T^*=
whit
snow;
370
s:^:
-
er
than
snow.
Now wash
me,
Whit
and
er
mm
than
shall
who have
snow,
be
whit
yes,
whit
er
be
be
be
be
er
than
than
snow.
+--*:e:

I'll
Ralph
E.
My
1.
Being made free from

Hudson, 1843-1901
life,
my
love
now be-lieve Thou

Oh, Thou who died on
I
2.
3.
Live for
and become servants
sin,
408
Him
God. Rom.
to
6:22
Dunbar, 19th Century
C. R.
give to Thee, Thou Lamb of God, who died for me;

dost re-ceive, For Thou hast died that I might live;
To save my soul and make me free,
Cal - va - ry
^mjH-&mi^^m
*?
$
may
And now
Oh,
I'll
t3_jlJJ^-Ep
JK-*h-*4
ev
hence-forth
con - se -crate
er
faith
I'll
trust
my
life
ê
be,
ful
Thee,
to Thee,
in
i#i
f t
Sfc=*E=:*z
Refeain
f
I'll
jpjfeji
live
for
F
I'll
Him who
died for
--
live
iour
iour
my
my
my
and
and
iour and
God!
God!
God!
^mFf
? 'E
?=^
fe=^=^
t:
%--
Sav
Sav
Sav
^^ a ^ dm^m
-' -- -*-.
fe
My
My
My
for
Him who
-m-
me,
How
hap - py then
-m-
-4f~,
^ VF^=U
I
my
life shall
be!
-lA-5-
bzzb:
died
for
me,
My
#^^
Sav -iour and
V W
my
God!
CHRISTIAN LIFE
409
Love Not the World
Love not the world, neither the things that are

Gertrude A. Flory, 19th Century
the world. I John 2:15

in
fg^^^^PPiilfegl
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Love
Love
Love
Love
Love
not
the
world
not
the
world
not
the
world
world
world
not
the
not
the
daz- zlingshow
re -nown,
sin
and strife
Its
Pure joys
a- bove
Its
Con-ceals
wealth,
Its
Chris
tian, hear,
snare
Ex-
ceed
In
shin
things
ly
ni
The sweet
-est
joy
Oh, strive
to
win
Oh,
con-
In
Je
Shall
on
to
sus
lose
each
your
ho
-->-
can
be
ly
Christ your
i
brow
dol
stow,
ap
^skM
the world
is
Je
life!
love,
^=H:
Love not
Dies
as
sus'
pear,
He
And
" He
wast
glo
drained death's cup

ev
did
er
up
not
love
?cr
ed
breath.
ry
wave.
for
you.
ward
tend.
the
world "
3^3^
3 3=3^
plea,
Sweet
to
life
you
He brought
^fes
lone
Cal
va
ry,
Your
sin
lost
^f Niîl^^
EJjj
372
with death on
^-
soul
PP
a heav'n-ly crown, Which plumes of
crate
se
Refrain
earth
slaves
im-pearled,
EE
^==
and true;
tran-scend;
ihg words
^=1
:f=ft
en
the good
earth-
All
death;
of
The blood-bought soul
He
sought.
iiH
May
Johnson Oatman,
light
men. Mall.
shine before
so
410
5:16
1856-1926
Jr.,
Me
the Christ-life Shine in
Let your
m P^TOxgPPiir
With feeling.
1.
In
2.
Spot
this
- less,
May
May
May
3.
4.
5.
of
pure,
and
find
that
it
shine
in
me
each day,
^J ^
t
" Sav
Ev
Glo
iour,where-so
e'er
Thy
mil
era
ted
on
ly
ter -
ni
in
con
er
Then
ri
hu
thro'
fy
- se
-
ing
e
all
be,
ty,
Refrain
:
&
in
qr-
ii&8
me,
N-
be,
Thee,
ty,
May
May
May
May
May
yes,
shine
in
^
- life
shine
- life
shine
life
shine
- life
shine
in
me
me
the Christ
- life
shine
in
me
the Christ -
Pîrn
May
the
Christ-life
m
W
m iP#^
H^r
- iour, where -
so - e'er
J3.
i r=E
^
May
be,
me
me
the Christ
RUard.
Sav
clay
&m
=5=f
the Christ
nO}~
see
me,
of
the Christ
__Jâs
Shine
l*r&
F-
-^-V-
T3.
IS
EE
k
t
~
I
leave this house
Till
A-nm
3^&ii ^
Cloth'd
and care, This shall ev - er

my pray'r
be
nn - de - filed, As be - com - eth, Lord,Thy child,
my com-mand, Soul and bod - y, heart and hand,
Thy will,
in
my mis - sion can ful - fil
I
sin
the pow'rs at
^ntf
$-*
world
the Christ
.p-^-,
- life
shine
-
in
me
s
shine in
S3ST
me.
S
373
CHRISTIAN LIFE
411
Am
Whose
Fanny
feE
2.
3.
4.
am, and
whom
I serve. Acts 27:23
Crosby, 1820-1915
J.
1.
Lord
Thine,
&
mum
3=3==^
am
Thine,
Lord; I have heard Thy voice, And it told Thy
Con -se- crate me
now to Thy serv - ice, Lord, By the pow'r of
O the pure de - light of
sin - gle hour
a
That be - fore Thy
There are depths of love that I
can - not know Till
I
cross the
I
f^-t
>
5w
e^
-*-
_h
-^T-
long to rise
to
me;
But I
in
the arms of faith,
Let my soul look up with a stead-fast hope,
grace di - vine;
spend, When I kneel in prayer, and with Thee, my God,
throne I
There are heights of joy that I
nar - row sea;
may not reach
love
*=& A A A
P n- v* T
.aI
'
&p
clos
will
A|
er
drawn
to
be
lost
in
mune
rest
mt
Draw me near
as friend with friend.

rnee.
in peace with Thee.
near
er,
near
f
rj
J
To
cross
the
where Thou
KsiH!
P^
er,
*=
1
hast
near-er, bless -ed
er,
com-
Till
mm
t&%
Lord,
Thee.
Thine.
And be
And my
^=j^^
w WUH*
Draw me near
died;
Aj
R-r--
-J*
Ta -
HA-
i-
er,
^k^^dy^d=#^
P
near
fss
374
er,
near
er, bless
ed Lord, To
:=:
42-
Thy pre
cious bleed
ing side.
412
Follow On
// any man serve Me,
1.
2.
3.
Down
Down
Down
te
in
in
in
the val
the val
the val
ley with
ley with
ley,
or
let
him follow Me. John 12:26

my
my
mmmw^^
Sav-iour
I would go, Where the flow 'rs are
Sav-iour
I would go, Where the storms are
up - on the mountain steep, Close be - side my
wmmmm^m^
the sweet wa-ters
the dark wa-ters
bloom-ing and
sweep-ing and
Sav
iour
t*=U
would
my
soul
ev
er
Ev
'ry-where
He
flow:
flow:
With His hand
to
keep;
He
me
will lead
leads me
lead me
safe - ly
would
will
in
the
444-4
ÛLU.UMM4H-i^
&&
fol
low, fol
nev
er,
path that
nev
He
low on, Walk - ing in His foot-steps till

er fear, Dan - ger can -not fright me if
on
has trod, Up
to where they gath - er
the crown be won.
my
Lord
is
near,
hills
of
God.
the
'mm
Refrain
m^m
Fol-low! fol-low!
Fol
low
fol-low
wm^^w^M
would follow Je-sus! Anywhere, ev
'ry where,
would follow on
would fol-low Jesus Ev 'rywhere He leads me I would follow on

!
375
CHRISTIAN LIFE
413

Mary
Source
and heard His word. Luke 10:39
sat at Jesus' feet,
Unknown
Source
Unknown
il^Siillilîlil^ltelS
the
1.
Sit
ting
at
2.
Sit
ting
at
feet of
the feet of
3.
Bless
me,
my
Je
sus,
Je
sus,
O
what words I hear Him
Where can mor - tal be more
me,
As
Sav-iour, bless
4^pi=i=
H
-tk u-
Hap
There
Oh,
-ps-s-
r r
-y
5EE
ting
at
ting
at
\z
pre
^-j-
Je
Je
Je
-*--
-1
sus,
sus,
sus,
prove I've been with
V tr
would look up -on the past;

There
I
love to weep and pray,
Make me ho - ly as He
is;
I
r-
[-;
& _j_i
'
S^NfeSi
^=F=
tzs
Je
JE *^*
U=V-=rT=F-3-C_c_j_,
For
His love has been so gra While I from His ful-nessgath
376
me,
<*
5^:2
feet,
May it find me there each day.

And, when wear -y, find sweet rest.
Let
me see Thy face so sweet.
cious!
on
^
May
Thy
VST
sor -rows,
the feet of
the feet of
me, Lord, the mind of
Sit
at
* ziEzlriS
U
g
Sit
Give
iEE
py place! so near, so
I
lay my sins and
look down in love up
-~
low
mm
zfc:
ifc
sit
say!
blest?
cious, It
-
er
sus,
has
won my
heart at
Grace and com-fort ev
Who
is
all
'ry
last.
day.
my right-eous-ness.
U::

I
/
am
Am
the vine, ye are the branches. John 15:5
414
the Vine
?P

r
'
am
for
ye
much
the vine and

ye are the bran ch-es," Bear pre-cious fruit
are clean thro' words I have spo -ken, Liv - ing
in
Me,
in love
to know you, Walk-ing
Yes, by your fruits the world is
l."I
2.
"Now
3.
as
- sus
in Him
to - day; Branches
fruit ye shall bear; Dwell-ing in you,
day; Fol - low your Guide,
chil-dren of
Je
no fruit ev
er bear -ing, Je
He
sushath
Myprom-ise un - bro - ken, Glo
ry in
pass-eth be-fore you, Lead-ing to
-
^l#^Ê^|i^^l^#^f^f-g=p
Refrain
said,
"He
tak
heav'nwith
Me
realms of
glo
mm.
branch -es;
eth
ye
shall
ri
am
ous
way."
share." "I
am
the vine
and
ye
are
the
day.
the vine,
be
faith -ful
and
true;
Ask what ye
k-
feffppp
will,
your pray 'r shall be granted, The Fa-ther loved Me, so
have loved you.
'
377
CHRISTIAN LIFE
By Thy Blessed Word Obeying
415
//
Daniel
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
S.
man
love
Me, he
keep
will
My
words. John 14:23
Andrew
Warner, 1842-1895
L.
Byers,
1869-1952
Thy bless -ed Word o- bey - ing, Lord, we prove our love sin -cere,
By"
Feign -ed hearts Thy name pro - f ess - ing, Thy com-mand-ments cast a - side;
Ev - 'ry word Thy mouth hath spo - ken Is
es - sen - tial
to our life;
In
Thy wis-dom, Lord, con - fid - ing, We will fol - low
in Thy way:
Each com-mand-ment Thou hast giv - en Is
a
way-mark on the road,
mum
*m
I:
-
a l*j
*t
t
we hear Thee
For
But
<?)
ing up
gen-tly
we feel Thy great sal

Thy man-dates love be
With Thy love in
us
a
^t
say
:s:
a*-+i
All
Lead
e
?=tt ?=^=z=z
EEfe
ing,
va
tion,
to
ken,
bid
from earth to heav
"Love
en,
^fas=Mg
fc=fc:
do
as
well
r
as
hear."
And in all Thy truth a - bide.

To
op - pose them is
but strife,
ing, 'Tis
-
will
To
de - light - ful
to
o - bey.
- ed throne of
God.
the bless
Ei=
V
Refrain
^^~~tû=4=^^
P=^
Dear Re-deem
er,
nM^
fc
^S
* m=4
f
In
378
we would hal - low
Thy
foot-steps
All
Thy Word,
so
X?
firm and true,
jTr^fir^n^
meek - ly
fol
low,
Thy commands we
love
to
do.
^m m
RESIGNATION AND
Make Me a
/
H.
J.
will
extol
416
Blessing Today
Thee,
Lord. -Psalm
30:1
Henry
1859-1942
Zelley,
lCRATION
L.
Gilmour, 1836-1920
pj^pgppp^g^î
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
to choose my path, Lord, lead

do
not ask
-round me, Lord, are sin - ful men, Who scorn
To those who once Thy love have known, But now
Some saints of Thine are in dis-tress, And for
er-rand, Lord, Send me,
If
Thou hast an - y
I
me
in
and
dis
tf
?=&
SÊ
Inspire each tho't and prompt each word,

Use me to win them from their sins,
Help me
to lead them back to Thee,
O
let
me go and help them, Lord,
Use me
in
an
y way Thou
wilt,
Thy
way;
o - bey;
are far
a -stray;
Thy full - ness pray,
and I'll
o - bey;
-
1 fr i
And make me a
And make me a
And make me a
And make me a
And make me a
bless - ing to
bless -ing to
bless - ing to
bless - ing to
bless -ing to
day.
day.
day.
day.
day.
Refbain
ÎjEFJ^- _ J_Bp=î=^jz
SEg
ty
Bless me, Lord, and
make me
a blessing,
I'll
glad-ly
^ =3Z
Thy message con -vey:
f^^îi^feiîii
Use me
gg
w
to
help some poor, needy soul,
And make me a
bless-ing
to
day.
k~V
379
CHRISTIAN LIFE
417
Revive Us Again
Thou
Wilt
William
John
J.
Husband, 1760-1825
^^^^^^^=2
^rrrrxj
q^=
S:
i
2.
We
We
4.
Re
O
O
us
vive
m^w
for the Son

for Thy Spir
God,
God,
praise Thee,
praise Thee,
3. All
glo - ry and
1.
not revive us again? Psalm 85:6
Mackay, 1839-1885
P.
to the
praise
gain,
fill
of
Lamb
love,
of
light,
that was
slain,
Thy
each heart with
Thy
- it
love;
For
Je
sus
Who has shown us

Who has borne all
May each sou! be
^^â^^4^^^fk~j
^-nt
now gone
is
Sav - iour, and scattered our

sins, and has cleansed ev 'ry
kin
died with
-**-
<&^rf-
lu
jah!
SI
fire
JL.
418
E. Leeson,
4 g
2.
3.
4.
M-
JL-
Hal
f
1
lu
jah!
Thine the
glo
ry,
^^^
r f"
i
'
Thine the glory;
Him, because He
Re -vive
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us
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her joy;
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feel
the love
I
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419
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
Teach Me the Measure of My Days
420
Lord, make
me
to
know mine end, and
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Sav - iour, at Thy
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my
will;
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my
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my
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Lord,
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pened wide the gate to God:
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feet
fall,
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point our trust
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my fears and doubt - ings cease,
Peace I
ask, but peace must be,
Chase these doubtings from my heart,
Let Thy hap - py serv - ant be
382
And
Prince of Peace, Control
Thou wilt keep him in

Mary A. S. Barber, b. 1840
1.
Wilson, 1764-1824
all
is
Man
I
days. Psalm 39:4
of
my days, Thou Mak - er of my frame;
that we can boast; How short the fleet - ing time!
wish, or
wait for, then, From crea-tures earth and dust?
bid
my car - nal hope, My fond de - sire re - call;
meas-ure
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for
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God,
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more than
Sav-iour,
2.
Thro' this chang-ing world be-low,

Let me love Thee more and more,
life
to
am cling-ing, cling-ing
Lead me gen-tly, gen -tly
me,
1.
Till
4:
422
Crosby, 1820-1915
m^3.
Me
way everlasting. Psalm 139:24
this fleet-ing, fleet-ing
close to Thee;
as
go;
life
is
o'er;
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3:
Let
Thy
pre-cious blood ap-plied,
Trust-ing Thee,
can - not stray,
my
is
lost
Till
soul
love, In
ev - er, ev - er near Thy side.

can nev-er, nev-er lose my way.
a bright-er, bright-er world a - bove.
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me
feel
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ten
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to
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Bind
me
clos-er,
clos-er, Lord, to Thee.
see
383
CHRISTIAN LIFE
423
Jesus,
My
Come, take up the
Henry
F.
Lyte,
cross,
1793-1847
and follow Me. Mark 10:21

Ascribed to Wolfgang A. Mozart, 1756-1791
Arr. bv Hubert P. Main, 1839-1925
my cross have tak - en. All to leave and

Je - sus, I
Let the world de - spise and leave me, They have left my
Man may troub-le and dis - tress me, 'Twill but drive me
1.
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3.
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all
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hearts and looks de - ceive me; Thou art
not
like them un - true;
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rest.
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left to
me;
in
grief to harm me, While Thy love is
Oh, 'tis not
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how
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384
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God and heav'n are
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to charm me, Were that
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CROSS-BEARING
Way
The
Home
of the Cross Leads
Let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me.
Brown Pounds,
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Am
425
a Soldier of the Cross
Endure hardness,
as a
good soldier
of Jesus Christ. II
t-
sol
the cross, A
fol-1'wer of
the
the skies On flow - 'ry beds of
me to face? Must I not stem the
if
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this glo-rious war
Shall con-quer, tho' they
trious day shall rise, And all Thy ar - mies
5.
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be car Are there no foes
must fight,
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6.
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the prize, And sailed thro' blood -y
Is
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a
friend to grace, To
help me
on
to
I'll
bear the toil, en - dure the pain,
Sup - port - ed by Thy
They view the tri - umph from a - far,
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Let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow
Thomas Shepherd,
1.
2.
3.
Me. Luke
9:23
George N. Allen, 1812-1877
1665-1739
- bus bear
the world go
free?
the cross a - lone, And all
His toil - some way;
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led
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And then go home, my crown to wear, For there's a crown for me.
JL
386
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CROSS-BEARING
The Cross
Come, take up the
427
Not Greater
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10:21
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3.
The cross that He gave may be heav-y,

The thorns in my path are not sharp-er
The light of His love shin-eth brighter,
4.
His
1.
2.
will
have joy
But it ne'er out-weighs His grace,

Than composed His crown for me,
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all
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But it ne'er excludes His face.

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CHRISTIAN LIFE
428
Take Time
Be ye
holy: for
am
to Be Holy
God. Lev.
the Lord your
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:
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Take
Take
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to
be
time
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389
CHRISTIAN LIFE
430
Humble Thyself
Humble
Johnson Oatman,
A.
Walk with God
to
yourselves therefore under the mighty
hand
of
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Just as the Lord in the world's ear - ly
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1.
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3.
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that each day
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will come now
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you meet the
pure and the ho - ly; Cast out thy pride, and in heart-felt
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thy-self and His pres-ence shall cheer thee
walk with the proud or
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lie
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Schell, b.
to
another, and
be clothed with
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dwell with thee,
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391
CHRISTIAN LIFE
432
The Christian's Passport

Our
Lewis
conversation
who en
The
saint
2.
Who
shines in
3.
To
those
who en
the
earth
with
all
the
ray
of
first
comes
ti
ness gleam, While yet
Is
fled,
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when
they reach the
bi
saint
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The Temple of God

Daniel
S.
Ye are the temple of God. I Cor. 3:16

Warner, 1842-1895
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How won
3.
No
Elite
in
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n ^ W
by
art;
of
sin,
with -in;
and peace;
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t
ig
ful
the tem pies made with hands, Tho' beau
that He would take This poor
a - bode
der - ful
more I think of God
a - far, But see Thee, Lord,
Lord, en -shrine with - in
my breast, My con - stant joy
1.
2.
4.
feSESEE?:
fet
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God
And wash
shine
My
soul
con - de-scends To dwell with - in

me in
pre - cious blood, And now
a - bide
me, Thou morn -ing star, And keep Thy tem
in
can now for - ev - er rest, Se - cure
in Thy
But
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cy
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so
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sweet
in
Jj
me;
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393
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Faith of Our Fathers
434
Earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. Jude 3
Henri
Frederick VV. Faber, 1814-1863
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of
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our
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thers! liv
thers, chained in
we
thers!
pris
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In
of
dun
in
heart
ing
ons
dark,
Were
will
love
Both friend and foe
still
spite
still
geon,
and
in
Vt
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and
fire,
sword;
science free:
con
our
all
si
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how
How
sweet would be
1-
we
If
they, like
By
kind
hear that
them, could
words and
ly
beat
high
their
chil
as
love
thee, too,
ho
ho
ho
fe): bi,
glo
rious word! Faith of
die
for
thee!
vir
tuous
life:
Faith of
Faith of
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fa ith!
ly
fa ith!
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fa ith!
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FAITHFULNESS AND STEADFASTNESS
435
Striving Onward, Pressing Forward

toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God. Phil. 3:14
/ press
Philip Friedrich Hiller, 1699-1769

Trans, by Julius H. Horstmann,
b.
Melody from Wurtenberg, c.1853
1860
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2.
3.
13
on
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While con
In
the
Striv
tend
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for-ward,
stand-ing
Life
row which the
mor - row
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us
roll,
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gam,
and right;
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the truth
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ev - er,
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us
make en
show
deav-or
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clear - er,
Lord,
Save,
us
us
leave
nev
er,
til
we
Thy
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tain,
it's
might;
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soul;
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to
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and yearn -ing heart;
each sad
Thy Word its strength impart To
of life,
Thro' temp -ta-tion's
dai - ly strife, Thro' the van - i - ties
What
Let
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en
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us
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se - cur - eth.
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Eden Publishing House.
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And
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the prize shall
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To
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Used by permission.
glo
light.
rious goal.
395
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Don't Let Your Light Burn
436
Low
Let your light so shine before men. Matt. 5:16
M. D. Ussery, 20th Century
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1.
2.
3.
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O would you
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be
bless
ing true,
As
on
E. Williams, 20th
thro' life
The world is grop-ing in

de-spair, God's love they do
The lov - ing Sav - iour needs your aid, In
let - ting sin
Century
4-s-
you
go?
not
ners
know,
know,
I^PPPî
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Be
con -stant in
God's serv
to guide them to
So
Sal
va
tion'sfree,
who
ice here,
the right, Don't let
live
light
burn
low.
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your
may come,
will
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Don't
your
let
light burn
Don't
burn low,
low,
let
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con
stant in
God's serv
ice
here, Don't let
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396
low;
burn low,
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Be
your light burn
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your
_A_-A_A-
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light
ii^_^
burn
II
low.
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Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus

Stand fast in the faith,
George Duffield, Jr., 1818-1888
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Stand
Stand
Stand
1.
3.
4.
/iTte
men, be
George
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L_^
up
up
up
up
for
for
for
for
i-A -A A
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Webb, 1803-1887
J.
stand
stand
up, stand
up, stand
up,
437
Cor. 16:13
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call
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sus!
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sus!
The trump -et
sus!
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sus!
A,-A
sol
diers
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His strength a
The strife will not
be
in
M
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cross;
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bey;
lone;
long;
gte^Baigf
a
Lift
Forth
high
His
roy
the might
to
ban
ner,
It
must
con
diet,
In
this
Ye
dare
The
arm
of
flesh
will
fail
you;
This
day
the
noise
of
bat
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foe
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rise
with
calls,
or
van -quished And Christ is

Lord
in -deed.
dan - ger, And strength to strength op - pose.
dan - ger, Be
nev - er want - ing there.
the King
of
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Your cour - age

Where du - ty
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tor's song:
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39 7
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Would Men Know?
438
They took knowledge
of them, that they
had been with Jesus. Acts 4:13
^^^
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Ernest O. Sellers, 1869-1952
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2.
3.
4.
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Would men know you've been with Je - sus, Can they feel His pres-ence near?
Would men know by word and ac - tion, In
the small things of this life,
r
as -much as
'In
un - to oth - ers Ye have done these things, " said He,
the world con-vinced of truth,
Not
by word of lip, full oft - en, Is
Psgrf
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E3ESE
^^m^^^m
As
As
In
In
with them you joy and la - bor,

the dai - ly round of du - ty,
"Un - to Me" ye did the serv - ice,
But the deed of lov - ing serv - ice,
with them you jour- ney here?

the midst of toil and strife?
Wit-ness that
From the
all
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heart, brings fullest proof.
vine?

I
Lord,
to
whom
shall
we go? Thou
hast the words of eternal life. John 6:68
R. N. Grisham, 20th Century

Stanza 4, Robert E. Winsett, 1876-1952
1.
2.
3.
4.
R. N. Grisham, 20th Century
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439
Will Never Turn Back
Once I wandered in dark-ness unsaved, Till the Sav-iour came knocking at my heart,
Of His love I will sing ev - 'ry day, Yes, I'll sing of His wondrous pow'r to save,
In
His serv - ice each day may I be, Leading sin-ners to Je-sus to be healed
Healing bod - y and soul by His blood, And He keeps me each moment by His pow'r,
1
And
o-pened the
door, let Him in,
Now rich
me He
blessings to
For my Sav-iour islead-ing the way, To those mansions of glo - ry

Thro 'the blood flowing from Cal-va - ry, Till the light of His love is
in
the light of His Word, And be read - y to go an
I
will walk
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nev - - er turn back,

He's my
Never turn back,
never turn back,
will
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No,
I'll
a-bove.
re-vealed.
- y hour.
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im-parts.
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ev-'ry
light
He
is
day;
my light ev'ry hour and day
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For
Never turn back,
nev -er turnback,
my
Sav-iour
is
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lead-ing the way.
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
440
Walking
He
W. Robert
that followeth
Me
Lindsay, I9th Century
=*
=1:
^m^
Sunshine
in the
.
shall
have the light of life. John 8:12

H#iSfe
Walk-ing
1.
2.
3.
the sun-shine, heau- ti - ful and bright, In the ros - y morn - ing,
in
the brightest sun-shine, or the dark -est gloom, In the love - ly springtime,
the golden sunshine, or the shad-ows deep, When the storm is rag- ing,
In
In
the dew - y night; Stead - i - ly

ad-vanc-ing onthe sum-mer's bloom; Hear the Sav-ionr call ing, has
it sinks
to
sleep; Trust-ing
in
His mer - cy till
or
or
when
mm=i
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ward day
-
by day,
ten to
o - bey,
the closing day,
IT
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tJ-f-
Refrain
Fol
low Je
sus all
the
way.
Fol
Fol
p=Tfi f
3d
low,
low,
fol
fol
-
fol
low Je
sns;
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low
day
by
T r
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ward
On
On - ward, on - ward
day;
low,
l^
will
low,
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low,
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where
400
so
e'er
He
leads
us,
We
will
fol -
low
Je
sus
all
the
way.
441
Yield Not to Temptation

My
son,
if
sinners entice thee, consent thou not. Pro\.
fefeE
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1:10
fei
54
to temp-ta - tion, for yield -ing is

sin;
Each vic-t'ry will
Shun e - vil corn-pan -ions; bad lan-guage dis - dain God's name hold in
him that o'er-com-eth God giv-eth
a crown; Thro' faith we shall
To
Yield not
1.
2.
3.
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fc
nelp
rev
con
you
some
'rence,
nor
oth
take
quer, though oft
to
it
in
en
cast
pas-sions sub -due; Look

kind-heart - ed and
true; Look
our strength will re - new; Look
dark
H lE
on - ward;
Fight man-ful - ly
thought-ful and ear - nest,
who is our Sav - iour
down; He
win;
er
vain;
ev
ev
ev
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er
er
er
Be
to
to
to
Refrain
through.
Ask the Sav-iour
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401
CHRISTIAN LIFE
How Reads Your
442
Ye are our
Charles
W.
epistle,
Life-Book?
known and read
men. II Cor.
Andrew L.
of all
Naylor, 1874-1950
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3:2
1869-1952
Byers,
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1.
The world
2.
Oh,
3.
Do
you
de
4.
Oh,
write
up
of
sin
you writ
are
kl\i
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sire
ners know not God,

ing deeds of love,
that men shall think
your dai
on
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Nor read the Gos

Of ho - li - ness
That God is what
page A
Gos - pel that
ly
It'
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true;
and grace?
you say?
true.
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251
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They care
for
the
And
see
the peace
ho
Word, But they
Or
not
they
that
a
man
who
lives like
you
Is
And
that
lead
soul
God
If
do
will
ii
II
lu
are
mi
on the
he shall
read
nate
nar
row
way?
fol
low
you.
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you.
your face?
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to
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men read
in
your life In
the book that you are writ
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402
From
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443
Somebody Follows You

Brethren, be followers together of
John M. Henson,
b.
1887
me. Phil.
3:17
John M. Henson,
b.
1887
a - long on the high -way of life, Strive to be good and true;

you think when you turn from the right, Who sees the things you do;
er for - get that the Lord keeps His own, So
to His Word be true;
1.
Broth -er
2.
Lit
3.
Nev
tie
-f2-*
in the strife, Some-bod - y

Take Je - sus with you to aid
But oth - ers watch you by day and by night, Some-bod - y
let them
Man - y are long - ing the way to be shown,
jEl
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Refrain
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Some - bod - y
in
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Watch-ing the things you
lows you,
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the light and
do
lows you,
S E2
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Walk
fol
lows you.
lows you.
- low
you.
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fel
Copyright, 1925, in Special Songs No.
4.
Owned
by
J.
M. Henson.
Used by permission.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
444
Walk
Christian,
Walk
as children of light. Eph. 5:8
Unknown
Source
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Carefully
Chris -tian,
Chris -tian,
Chris - tian,
Chris -tian,
walk
walk
walk
walk
care
cheer
prayer hope -
ful
ful
ful
ful
^î
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ly,
ly
ly,
ly,
dan
ger
near;
fierce storm;
is
thro' the
oft wilt
sor - row
thou
fall
and
pain
On
tho'
If
thou
forCease when the
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Judge thy re -ward:
tice
thee once more
Then with thy
Sav
thou
art
clad
ter
thou
iour thou'lt rest

in
the
ar the
to
joy
Seek
in
tem-pest
If
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Chris
Chris
Chris
Chris
in
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thy
sin.
more.
prayer.
Lord.
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walk care
walk cheer
walk prayer
walk hope
ful
ful
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ly,
ly,
ly,
ly,
Chris
Chris
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and tempwill
Soon
the clouds and
the
Safe
thou shalt walk thro' each
Then from the
lips
of
the
ney with trem - bling and fear.

with
its threat
of
a - larm.
on
thy Sav - iour
to
call;
ven
of
rest thou shalt gain;
jour
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tian,
tian,
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3.
4.
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Walk
iy,
fear
lest
thou
iy,
rest
thou
shalt
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with your Sav

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ly with your Sav
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iour,
iour,
dai
ly
ly
dai
dai
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so icalk ye in
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Charles
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445
Him. Col.
And doubt will dis - ap-pear;

And nev - er leave His side
And love Him more and more
And trust His sov -'reign grace
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can -not be
in dark- ness, While He, the Light, is near.

un - to those who trust Him, No
e- vil can be -tide,
you will find the path - way Grow brighter on
be -fore,
at last He leads
you To heav'n.His dwell-ing-place
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
446
Hold to God's Unchanging Hand

am
the Lord,
change not. Mai. 3:6
Jennie Wilson, 1857-1913
yn
Franklin L. Eiland, 1860-1909
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with swift trans-i - tion, Naught of earth un-moved can stand,

will not leave you, What - so - ev - er years may bring,
so rap - id - ly
Cov - et not this world's vain rich-es, That
de - cay,
When your jour -ney is com-plet-ed, When the Val-leyyou pass thro',
1.
2.
3.
4.
Time
is filled
Trust
in
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Seek
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Fair
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Still
more
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447
Loyal and True

Well done, good and faithful sen/ant. Matt. 25:23
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with cour
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the
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guard
for
truth.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
448
Be Ye Strong
Be strong
W.
Daniel
in the
Whittle, 1840-1901
in the
Lord, and in the power of His might. Eph. 6:10

3S
1.
3.
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ye strong
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the Lord
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name
of
the
might on - ward
ev-er-more pre-
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Dark and Thorny
Is
449
the Desert
Ye endured a great fight of afflictions. Heb. 10:32

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hov-'ring round you, Till you reach the heav'n-ly land.
darts of
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
450
Walk
Walk
in the Light
as children of light. Eph. 5:8
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the
light!
light!
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on
it
Who dwells
and
and
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by grace,
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no dark-ness is.
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whom
God Him-self
the
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light,
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yes.
light,
walk
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Refrain
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of
on thee shone In
dwell in thee, And
shall
low-, ship
Thy heart made tru - ly His

Thy dark- ness passed a- way,
light en-shrined, In
cause that light hath
path shall be
in cloud -less
For God,
shalt thou know

thou shalt find
thou shalt own
so
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My
Be on Thy Guard
Soul,
Be
sober, be ingilant.l Peter 5:8
1.
2.
3.
4.
My
O
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be
watch, and
Ne'er think the
my
Fight on,
soul,
on
thy
fight,
and
vie
t'ry
soul,
T
guard;
pray;
won,
death
till
g^^=s=
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The
hosts
of
George Heath, 1750-1822
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451
sin
Ten
The
Nor
thou
bat
sand foes
rise;
ne'er give
lay thine ar - mor
bring thee to
thy
Shall
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press -ing hard

To draw thee from the skies.
ev - 'ry day, And help di - vine im - plore.
not
be done, Till thou ob - tain thy crown.
di - vine
a - bode.
thy part - ing breath, To His
are
Re - new it bold - ly
Thy ar - duous work will
at
He'll take thee,
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452
Would Love Thee

Thee,
Lord,
my
strength. Psalm 18:1
From Hymns and Tunes, 1890
Jeanne Marie Guyon, 1648-1717
s^^î^rt^^gi
ft:
1.
2.
3.
4.
would
would
would
would
love
love
love
love
Thee, God and Fa-ther! My Re- deem -er, and my King!

Thee; ev - 'ry bless -ing Flows to me from out Thy throne;
Thee; look up - on
me, Ev - er guide me with Thine eye:
Thee; I have vowed it; On Thy love my heart is
set;
IS
would
would
I would
While I
I
I
love Thee; for with

love Thee; he who
love Thee; if
not
love Thee, I
will
-out Thee
Life
loves Thee
nour-ished
nev - er
Nev - er
By Thy
tl
it
kt
My
is
but
feels
love,
him
iter-
bit - ter thing.

self
a - lone.
my soul would die.

Re-deem-er's blood for -get.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
My
453
Faith Looks
Up
to
Thee
Looking unto Jesus. Heb. 12:2
Ray Palmer,
1808-li
=t
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1.
My
faith
2.
May
Thy
3.
While
life's
4.
When
ends
up
looks
f-r^ t
Sav
Be
iour
zeal
di
in
vine!
spire;
Thou my guide;
me
Shall o'er
roll,
And
my
Cal
va
faint
ing
a - round
death's cold, sul
me
stream
^^
Now
hear
As
Thou hast
me
ry,
len
griefs
When
heart,
spread,
:fcz:
My
Strength to
dark maze
I
tread,
tran-sient dream,
life's
E-fr2
Thou Lamb of
Thee,
part
to
im
rich grace
sEE*
Take
my
while
pray,
died
for
to
me,
Oh,
day,
Wipe
sor-row's
in
love,
Fear
and
Bid
dark-ness turn
Blest Sav - iour, then,
all
may my
dis-
=m=j.
Oh,
let
me from this day
Pure, warm, and change-less be,
Nor let me
ev - er stray
a - way,
re -move; Oh, bear me
safe
a - bove,
guilt
love
tears
trust
to
454
way;
Thee
Be
whol
liv
From Thee
ly
ing
a
ran-somed
Thine!
fire!
side.
soul!
for a Faith That Will Not Shrink
Beholding
the sledfastness of your faith in Christ. Col. 2:5
William H. Bathurst, 1796-1877
.
as
iPlîl^PPii
1.
2.
That
for
will not
faith that
3.
4.
Lord, give
me
faith that
mur - mur
keeps the
such
a
not shrink Tho' pressed by many a

foe,
com -plain Be - neath the chas-t'ning rod'
nar-row way Till life's last spark is
fled',
faith as this, And then, what-e'er may come,
will
nor
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FAITH, TRUST
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and heav'n-ly ray
the hal-lowed bliss
not
the
with a
taste e'en
And
xj
on
Of
Can
the brink
of
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an
earth
on
lean up
Lights up
an
Of
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ter
its
woe;
God;
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nal
home.
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455
Faith Is a Living Power from Heaven

We
are
of
them that believe
to
the saving of
Petrus Herbert, d. 1571
S
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8.
Faith
Faith
Faith
4.
Such
1.
2.
liv - ing
pow'r from
Christ what - e'er
we
the
con - science whis - pers
in
us,
God,
im
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prayers
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guide
Thy
m* E
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heav'n
need
Which grasps the

To
save and
peace;
And
And
plant,
has
and
sigh
fa
ing
vor
Christ a
to
joys
right we
sav
ing
f=
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-ft-
giv'n;
feed;
cease;
cure
Se
Strong
in
ly
fixed
His
grace
By
faith
the
chil
grant,
In
Je
trust that
share
His
cross,
in
claim,
Son,
And
call
up
is
our
Who
it
-
dren's
Thy
lone,
on
Christ,
4
-
the
our
bids
to
r-
lse
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p^rr~r=
is
finds
to
faith
strength
the soul. Heb. 10:39

Luther O. Emerson, 1820-1915
can
hope.
on ...
fount.
Z!td
o'er -thrown.
be
not
His
our
crown
of
health
Fa
=*:~ap
wear,
to
ther's
name,
lone.
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413
CHRISTIAN LIFE
456
Faith Is the Victory

This
the victory that overcometh
is
the world, even our faith. I
Yates, 1837-1900
John H.
Ira
imm
fo
&
En-camped a
2.
His ban
3.
To
him
5:4
JEE^fe^
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- long the hills

of light, Ye Chris-tian sol - diers, rise,
And
ner o - ver us
is
love, Our sword the Word of
God;
We
that o - ver-comes the foe, White rai-ment shall be
giv'n; Be-
1.
John
D. Sankey, 1840-1908
press the bat - tie ere the night Shall veil the glowing skies. A-gainst the foe in
tread the road the saints a-bove With shouts of triumph trod. By faith they, like a
fore the an - gels he shall know His name confessed in heav'n.Then onward from the
be-low
vales
Let all our strength be hurled; Faith is the vie - to - ry, we know,
on o'er ev - 'ry field;
The faith by which they conquered Death
Our hearts with love a-flame, We'll vanquish all the hosts of night,
whirlwind'9 breath,Swept
of light,
hills
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Refbaih
That o
Is
In
ver-comes the world.

our shin - ing shield.
Je-sus' conqu'ring name.
'
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vie- to-ry!
f-
414
Faith
"
is
the vic-to-ry!
is
the vic-to-ryl
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still
vie
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AND ASSURANCE
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Increase
My
The apostles said unto

Henry W. VanHoose, b. 1900
Faith,
457
Dear Lord
the Lord, Increase our faith. Luke 17:5
Henry W. VanHoose,
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1900
my faith, dear Lord, I pray, That I may have more work -ing pow'r;
want my faith to please Thee, Lord, Thy charge to keep, I must not fail;
1.
In-crease
2.
3.
thank Thee, Lord, for liv-ing
^m
faith,
By which
I'll live
till
life
is
o'er;
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And when
have
Then
still
the temp-ter comes my way, Lord, keep me in each try - ing hour.
a bless - ed hope stead-fast, 'Tis
an-chored safe with - in
the veil.
by faith, on wings of love, I'll soar a -way to heav-en's shore.
Refrain
i^3^g=iE=î
O
hear
my
ear-nest prayer, dear Lord,
And make me
strong-er
day
by
day;
1 A
izifehfal
And when the
cross seems hard to
bear, Increase
my faith, dear Lord,
pray.
415
CHRISTIAN LIFE
458
So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
'Tis
Many
shall see
Louisa M. R. Stead,
Sfe
c.
it,
*^=*
so sweet
'Tis
2.
3.
Yes,
'tis
sweet
to
to
to
4.
I'm
so
glad
1.
and
fear,
1850-1917
how sweet
and
shall
trust
the Lord. Psalm 40:3

in
ÊEfeE^
Just to take Him at His word;

Just to trust His cleans-ing blood;
Just from sin and self to cease;
learned to trust Thee, Pre-cious Je - sus, Sav-iour. Friend;
trust in
trust in
trust in
Je
Je
Je
sus,
sus,
sus,
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Just to rest
up - on His prom-ise; Just to know,"Thus saith the Lord."
Just in sim - pie faith to plunge me 'Neath the heal - ing, cleans-ing flood!
Just from Je - sus sim -ply tak - ing
Life and rest, and
joy and peace.
And I know that Thou art with me, Wilt be with me to the end.
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^P^ftl ^
Je
sus,
Je
sus,
how
p.
sus,
How
I've proved
Him
o'er and o'er!
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Je
Him!
m& iii
w-
trust
Je
sus,
pre
cious Je
sus!
for grace
to trust
Him more!
FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
459
Trusting Jesus
Though He
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slay
^M
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Edgar Page
Stites,
me, yet
will I trust in
3H 4
ven when
my
with
in
the
Pray ing
Trust -ing
-
f^F
way;
till
r
faith
is
jas
small,
not
fall;
Him
call;
per
wall;
Trust
Trust
Trust
Trust
Je
Je
Je
Je
ing
ing
ing
ing
z=
storm
heart of mine;
path
be drear;
earth be past;
the
if
Him
:-Ê3
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While He leads
I
can
in
If
dan - ger, for
Till
Trust -ing through a

In - to this poor
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&
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m W
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- ply trust - ing

ev - 'ry day,
Brightly doth His Spir - it shine
is
clear;
Sing -ing if
my way
Trust-ing Him while life shall last,
13:15
Ira
Sim
Him. Job
1836-1921
sus,
sus,
sus,
sus,
that
that
that
that
is
all.
is
all.
is
all.
is
all.
g:
Refrain
d:
Trust-ing
as
the
mo-mentsfly,
t-p p s
=2=
Trust-ing
the
as
days
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go
by;
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all.
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417
CHRISTIAN LIFE
460
Am
the
It is better to trust in
Laura E. Newell,
Lord than
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am
I'm
Christ
Christ
:i
ing day
by day
- ing in
a hope
- ing soul with love
my soul
an - chor of
the
put confidence in maw. Psalm 118:8

Robert M. Moon, 19th Century
fc
fc-r
trust
re - joic
the faint
to
1854
b.
doth
re - store (doth
shall be
( ev
still
have heard. Lov
ing
the
know each day I'm near - er my home.'Tis

mag - ni - fy Hjsname and a - dore. Un barque is mad - ly toss'd on life's sea. O'er
on
(safe
bring (glad
Me"), And
to
on),
bring)
ly
- ly
mand (His
command
my
will
my
Tho'
*-=!*-
Mas- ter called, "Come to

divine that's leading me
the
ly
hand
Him my heart's de-vo
to
the waves I
tion
hear His words
com-
of
come, Lord, to Thee."

shadows are gone,
rest
safe - ly
'neathHis wing,
All
I
se - cured
un - der- stand.
tern - pest doth His voice
); E'en the
And
heart
re
me
will guide
plied, "I'll
till
the
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in
as
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ing,
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trust
Trust - ing in
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trust-ing in
my Lord and my King.

and
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418
my
King.
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His Word,
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ness oi
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His Word
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the rich
All
AND ASSURANCE
Word
Trusting in His
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would sing.
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1
461
Trust in Jesus
the
name
of the
C. L. Moore, 19th Century
1.
2.
3.
4.
Oh,
a - ny-where my Sav iour leads,
Tho' friends f or-sake me here be - low,
My way seems clear, I need not fear,
O Je - sus,save me in Thy love,
I'll
lov
JTl6
- ply
my
ev - 'ry
ing grace He
will
be
lovv ~- AJJCi
i\j
ing Friend
a
at
so
H
I'll
rest with Him
a
sup
will
-
last
need,
stow,
dear,
bove,
*-' J-
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Refrain
I'll
I'll
I'll
I'll
I'll
I'll
I'll
put
put
put
put
trust
my
my
my
my
trust
trust
trust
trust
trust
trust
trust
trust
Je
Je
Je
Je
in
in
in
in
Je
Je
Je
Je
in
in
in
in
sus
sus
sus
sus
;
;
His
For
- sus.
-
sus.
sus.
- sus.
fN
:j-
^ t^
Him,
my
my
my
my
put
put
put
put
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A
Trust
Lord. Isa. 50:10

C. L. Moore, 19th Century
f=f
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er
.Him,,
^
Je
trust
sus
His
Trust Him, trustHim, yes, we'll trustHim,
==f=:
P^pl
i
prom
is
es
He'll
ev
er
keep,
I'll
put
a.
my
trust
Je
in
f~
-f*-
bus.
|fi_
1
419
CHRISTIAN LIFE
462
Am
My
G.
W. Lyon,
Trusting in
shield,
and
He
in
whom
My
Saviour
trust. Psalm
19th Century
144:2
T. B. Mosley, 19th Century
PPEWpg^^pi
*s^^
3.
am
am
am
4.
Oh,
how sweet
1.
2.
ing
in
trust -ing
in
trust -ing
in
trust
to trust
my
my
my
my
Sav
Sav
Sav
Sav
iour,
With a calm and stead-y
iour,
Oh, how sad my life would be,

Faith ex -ult - ant mounts a -bove
Know-ing that He is
a
friend,
-iour,
-
iour,
mi
teE
A
x-
Hope
is
for
shin
ing
Thy dear
on
my
path-way,
pres-ence, Sav -iour,
This dark world and all

Who will cheer me thro'
its
life's
pas - sions
jour- ney,
light;
ieeE
e
r#p^îfe5
But
us
%m
a:
Mak - ing
all
things fair and bright.
And to know I'm

To the realms of
And be with me
led
by Thee.
end -less love.
to
the
end.
Refrain
am
trusting, trusting, trusting,
am
trusting day by day;
day by day;
wholly trusting,
U
11
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v *
P3FSE3E
^
mmîm
^m
I
am
trust-ing in
my
Sav-iour
To go with me
bless-ed Sav-iour,
420
all
the way.
FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
463
Trust Your Hand into His

We
Edwin W. Penner,
b.
trust
in
the living
God. I Tim.
4:10
Edwin W. Penner,
1924
gâ=feig 3E
3.
4.
Then when at
2.
last you're led
m
Yet
Or
To
And
up the
last climb;
m
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1924
rtîipi
SS
O soul, you know the pres-ent and the past; All that you have been
May - be some joy or sor-row round the bend Lies there to wrap your
will you trust your fu-tureun-to Him, Who led the men of
Oh,
1.
b.
And break all
earth-ly
$=M
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thro',
soul,
old,
ties;
on
ly knows what
be fore you "fu-ture" deep and vast; God
lies
wan - derjust a chance
a help - ing hand to lend Some wea - ry
thro'
are
dim
And
tread
each
6tep
as
lead you too,
valleys that
God Him-self will wel-come you sub-lime For - ev - er - more be-
'^ "^
&=&
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ts:
:
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m
^^HHto^
Refbain
a
it
He
will hold for
youVun
to you
neath ce
les
you.
-
f ofd?
Trust your hand in " to His> Give your aU
"
jEE
Let
Him
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sz
ffi
Him
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tial skies.
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lead
you
all
the
PI
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way, Trust your hand
in
to
His.
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421
CHRISTIAN LIFE
464
Him
Trust
The Lord
knoweth them that
Hitn.Nah. 1:7
in
trust
s5h
i -2
fc^g
4.
for
not,
eye
Will
"I
3.
snr
God
the
Fa - ther
ways watch - ing,
He who feeds the spar - row
Fear
His
1.
2.
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is
nev
er
for
will
feiNN^
Thy
se
His
ear
Not
sake thee!" Blest prom
^.^^jgp^=r=^^
^3f
And
to
love
And
thy strength
all
is
hour
Take heart, and cease
the
in
W>
Efi
B
Eh
He tem
cient
row
ing;
sor
is
keen
so
care
ise
from
row knows,
hear;
to
for
thee,
His Word!
cold
wind that blows.
est
calm
the grav
guide
and com - fort be?

on Christ the Lord.
lieve
w^ns
est
not
A-
fear.
H?
HI
Refeain
A-H-
If^-P
Then
trust
Him
in
shine and shade; Trust Him,
A-
P
He's walk
His
ing close be -side
^fci
3$
cure
- ly
thee;
hide
fc.
'
*-
His hand
^
thee;
fraid:
-"
iE3}
feE
will safe
ly
guide thee;
R=tz=t*
rit.
i
Then
54
trust!
Be
not
a -fraid
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FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
465
Trust and Obey

Obey My
John H. Sammis, 1846-1919
voice,
and
I will be
?^se 1
f=5
When we
walk with the Lord In
1.
your God. Jer. 7:23
1E3
the light of
3.
4.
taatU
-t
His Word
What
glo
He
ry
al
side
m
C*
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for
Nev - er
who
all
them who
on
fear,
^M
ly
and o
trust and o
bey. Trust and o
and o
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bey.
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be
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us
a
Refrain
will trust
we
Lk
^
bide while
J y
a -bides with
our way! While we do His goodwill
a doubt nor a fear, Not a sigh nor
a - way; Not
tar we lay; For the fa - vor He shows, And the joy He
the way; What He says we will do, Where He sends we
in
And with
way
it
^3
Can
Are
?
He
sheds on
drives
1_
pf Sg
3C
i E3E5
j-4-a
Not
a shad-ow can rise, Not a cloud in the skies, But His smile quickly
But we nev - er can prove The de-lights of His love Un - til all on the
Then in fel - low-ship sweet We will sit at His feet, Or we'll walk by His
2.
-.
py
in
bey.
.ifc
H
Je
bey, for there's no oth-er
CfiÛbLi
T I
l
r
E
m
-
rT *hHhh
iSl
sus,
But
to
trust
and
bey.
a
423
CHRISTIAN LIFE
466
Way My
All the
Thou
Fanny
J.
shalt
remember
all
Saviour Leads
way which the Lord thy God
the
Crosby, 1820-1915
fe=
s^
1.
All
2.
All
the
the
the
way my
way my
way my
isfip
All
^#
A
I
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Sav-iour leads me; What have I

to
ask be -side?
Sav-iour leads me, Cheers each wind-ing path I tread,
Sav-iour leads me; Oh, the full - ness of His love!
m
^^ =^
3.
Me
thee.Deut. 8:2
led
PE^
Fffffj
Can
I doubt His
Gives me grace for
to
Per - feet rest
me
X ffel
=^
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through life has been my Guide?

Feeds me with the liv - ing bread.
prom - ised In
my Fa-ther's house a - bove.
ten-der mer
ev - ry tri
is
cy,
al,
Who
t
S=3
FjjN^NI
I
Heav'n-ly peace, di - vin - est com - fort, Here by

Though my wea - ry steps may fal - ter, And my
When my spir - it, clothed im-mor - tal, Wings its
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3
Him
faith
in
soul
a-thirst
flight to
-g
to dwell!
may
be,
realms of day,
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C=T
Se
For
I
know, what-e'er be-f all me, Je-sus do - eth all things well; well.
Gush-ing from the Rock be-fore me, Lo! a spring of joy
I
see;
see.
This my song through endless a - ges: Je-sus led me all the way; way.
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424
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If
a:
FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
The Unseen Hand

O my
A.
J.
God,
trust
467
77i\ Psalm 25:2
in
Sims, 20th Century
A. J. Sims, 20th Century
&^^.
4=i
2.
There is an un - seen hand to me, That leads thro' ways

His hand has led thro' shad-ows drear, And while it leads
3.
1.
long to
my
see
Sav-iour's face
And
sing the
see;
pm
can -not
have no fear;
sto - ry "Saved by Grace,
I
^^^^
m^n=mm
P
X FS^^P^
While go
ing thro' this world of
know
And
there up
me
'twill lead
-
on
woe, This hand
to that home,
Where sin
that gold - en strand,
I'll
praise
=t
or
me
leads
still
Him
as
go.
row ne'er can come.
for
His guid -ing hand.
sor
rr
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Refhain
^St^jH=f^
'm trust-ing
mM
I
to
the
un - seen hand, That guides me thro' this wear - y
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And some sweet day
'11
reach that strand,
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guid-ed
by
the
un - seen hand.
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425
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Leave
468
Commit
thy
way unto the Lord;
trust
It
also
There
Him, and He
in
bring
shall
to
it
pass.
Psalm 37:5
Arr. by Charles A. Tindlay, Jr., 20th Century
Charles Albert Tindlav, 1851-1933
1.
2.
3.
4.
its
sil - ver and
its gold, And
the world from you withhold of
you
your bod - y suf-ferspain and your health you can't re-gain, And your
When your en-e mies as-sail and your heart be-gins to fail, Don't for
When your youthful days are gone and old age is steal - ing on, And your
If
If
c
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a-long with meager fare, Just re-mem-ber, in His Word, how He

al-most sink-ing in
de-spair, Je - sus knows the pain you feel, He can
get that God in heav -en answers pray 'r; He will make a way for you and will
bod- y bends beneath the weight of care; He will nev - er leave you then, He'll go
have to get
soul
is
feeds the
lit -
tie bird;
lead vou safe -lv thro''

with you to the end;
leave
there,
Leave
mm
it
it
there,
E|e
fea
there;
leave
your burden
to
the Lord and leave
it
there.
Leave
it
_ L
(
there,
leave
Take your bur-den to the Lord and leave

it
it
there.
units
gpiiitojjr^B
p
you trust and nev
er doubt,
He
will sure
ly
p.
D.S,
bring you out;
there
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1916.
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FAITH, TRUST
My Hand
Hold Thou
/
Fanny
J.
the Lord have called thee
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1.
3.
4.
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my
my
my
my
Thou
Thou
Thou
Thou
Hold
Hold
Hold
Hold
17
ti
the
that
way
when
am,
I
-
er,
clos
is
dark
reach
and
help
er
draw
be
less,
me
me
fore
mar
the
gin
out
that
out
Thine
my
joy,
my
Thy
face
cross
di
take
one
with
light
step
hope,
of
lone
riv
er
Thou
didst
my
-
rmr
not
dear
the
N-
p.
sun
~L
self,
>
Thy
-
\
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dare
To
With
Of
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clos
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and
thine
weak
so
/\
hand,
hand,
hand,
hand,
hand. Isa. 42:6

Hubert P. Main, 1839-1925
will hold
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ft
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2.
and
1820-1915
Crosby,
469
aid;
all;
vine;
me;
for
^
.
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sft ^j^-jM= j5=g

Hold
Hold
But
Thou
Thou
when
heav'n
mst
my
my
hand,
hand,
by
faith
light
ly
for
then,
lest
hap
lov
ly
ra
long
catch
its
may
flash
ing
should
diant
Sav
iour,
wan
der;
glo
its
wa
^m
Hfta
No
And
What
And
dread
miss heights
ev -
of
ing
of
Thee,
'ry
wave
ill
joy,
shall
make
my
trem
what
rap
crys
like
m
f
ry
ters,
my
-
bling
t'rous
soul
feet
shall
fall.
songs
are
mine!
tal
bright
shall
be.
fraid.
i
427
CHRISTIAN LIFE
470
Anywhere with Jesus

/ will fear
Jessie
Brown Pounds,
no
evil:
1.
3.
An
An
An
Thou
art
with
me. Psalm
y-where with Je
y-where with Je
y-where with Je
23:4
Daniel B. Towner,
m J~J^J=#
2.
for
1861 -1921
sus
sus
sus
can safe
am not
can go
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to
An
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Oth - er friends may
sleep,
When the
J
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lone;
go;
ly
1850-1919
dark' ning
J*
llppf
rfi:
fe^^^d^^=^^^#^
leads
me
in
low;
An
still
my
own;
bout
me
creep;
Though His hand may lead me o - ver

Know-ing I shall wak - en nev - er
this world
me, He is
shad-ows round a
fail
be
y-where with-out
J Tf T
prrfr?
gu-j.
ji
joys would
fade;
drear -y
ways,
roam,
more
to
jj
An
An
An
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An
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428
y-where!
1
an
y-where with Je
y-where with Je
y-where with Je
where with
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am
sus
sus
sus will
dear - est
not
a - fraid.
house of
praise,
be home, sweet home.
is
HîB-f^
tt 33;
y-where!
Fear
Je
sus
can -not
?
I
1
can
safe
sate
know;
mH
^H^M
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Him
ly
~m
go.
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
Lean on His Arms

God
thy refuge,
is
471
and underneath are the everlasting Arms. Deut. 33:27

54
1.
2.
3.
4.
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iâ
lean
lean
Just
Just
Just
Just
lean
lean
up
up
up
up
on the arms of
on the arms of
on the arms of
on the arms of
Je
Je
Je
Je
-i-
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sus, He'll help
sus, He'll bright-
sus,
sus,
ptf
you
bring
en
ev
Then
leave
all
long,
the
way,
'ry
care,
to
Him,
mi^d^H^d^^-m^t^
;=|fc=P=d=l
help you
bring
leave
ev
you
a - long; If
the way; Just
brighten
'ry
to
all
care!
will trust
His
un
love
-low
glad - ly where He
bur -den that has seemed so
is
full
of love and
heart
fol
The
Him; His
fail
lead
heav
mer_
ing,
eth,
y,
cy,
He'll
His
Take
His
m=$4^=$
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i-m
i=i
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your heart with song

o - bey
gen - tie voice
the Lord in pray
to
dim.
are nev - er
eyes
fill
Lean on
His arms,
Lean up
on His arms,
trust-ing
ful
in
His love;
ly
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JS
Lean on
Lean up
arms,
arms,
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look -ing
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all
home a
mer
cies
bove,
4im^
jf*_t_jg
on
His
His
prove; Lean on
Lean
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His arms,
His arms and
Just lean on
-the
Sav
up
iour's arms!
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472
The Promises of God

All the promises
in
Him
are yea. II Cor.
William
Lanta Wilson Smith, 19th Century
2.
3.
Aft
So
4.
AJ
J:
er
days
pave
Jjjlj
was wan-d'ring in a wil - der-ness

was fol - low'd by the tempter, as
1.
Si-i
1:20
J.
^P^f
deep de-spair and sin, And my

he watch'dineday by day, While I
of joy-fvddream-ingcaine a
time
of grief and care, When I
the way be - fore me with the prom - is - es
of God; They have
ot
of the road But my sor -row,doubt and care Fled, when

feet were grow-ing wea - ry
sought the shin - ing path my Sav-iour trod; But with pan- o - ply and shield, And the
sank be-neath the heav-y chasten-ing rod And the heart so torn by grief Found its
brightened ev - 'ry step my feet have trodjAnd this shining hap - py way Brightens
;
mm4^$
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Je
me there,And I learned to trust the

sword to wield, I have con-quer'd thro' the
fort and
re -lief, On - ly thro' the bless - ed
fail - ing
to per - feet day, Thro' the nev - er
sus met
Spir
- it's
com
in
t:
BEg^S
I
Refrain
t:
PPi
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is
- is -
es
es
es
es
of
of
of
of
God.
God.
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- is
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pf=^B^Jp|=^^^5l^
When
m*
430
prom
prom
prom
prom
be-lieve the prom-
earthly hopes shall
fail,
is
-es of God,
Or hosts of sin as-sail, I
can trust His nev
rest
er fail-ingWord
up-on the prom-is-es of God.
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
The Lord
From Psalm
P=T^=^
8r^=3=*
2.
My
3.
Yea, tho'
is
soul
my
s^zzszzzs:
r^ I
WÊ^ÊiN
ill?
Hudson, 1843-1901
FT3 g_jî
mm
Efr
lie
E.
Shep-herd, I shall not want; He mak-eth me down to

cri-eth out: "Re-store me
a - gain, And give me the strength to
I should walk the val - ley
of death, Yet why should I fear from
The Lord
take
473
Ralph
23
:fi=*
1.
My Shepherd
Is
*^3
==3g -i*-^
*4
wa - ters by.
In pas-tures green, He lead-eth me The qui - et
The nar - row path of right-eous-ness, E'en for His own name's sake.
For Thou art with me, and Thy rod And staff me com - fort still.
P^
^PP
3^="=
A-
lrA
A-
f*
Refrain
pgS^gÊÛ-j=gPi
-w-
His yoke
is
eas-y,
His bur -den
is light,
I've found
so, I've
it
A m
fet
F##^
He
lead
eth
me
by
day and by night, Where
îrlH^
it
-JJ-
bo;
^4f-C^F=M^fcz|
found
j:=~f H"
?--
liv
j
-
ing
1 3 rj~ fl
wa
ters flow.
T*
u
431
CHRISTIAN LIFE
474
Standing on the Promises

All the promises of
God
in
Him
are yea, and in
Him Amen.l\
^^^
U^mMi^M
1.
2.
3.
4.
Stand-ing
Stand-ing
Stand-ing
Stand-ing
&
on
on
on
on
the prom -is

the prom-is
the prom-is
the prom-is
es
es
es
es
1849-1928
of Christ my King, Through e-ter - nal a - ges

that can - not fail, When the howl-ing storms of
of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him e - ter - nalcan - not fall, Lis-t* ning ev- 'ry mo-ment
I
^ZiZZSZI
* fc-1
cue
VP-
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j^j?^
jW^:
J jjl j*
His prais - es
ring; Glo - ry in the
doubt and fear as - sail, By the liv - ing
ly
by love's strong cord, O - ver-com-ing
to the Spir - it's
Rest-ing in my
call,
let
^fe
Cor. 1:20
R. Kelso Carter,
R. Kelso Carter, 1849-1928
mm
high-est,
word of God
1=3
shout and
shall pre
will
I
dai - ly with the

Sav-iour, as my
Spir-it's
all
* *
sing,
-
vail,
sword,
in
all,
W
r
^^te^TWf^frfwWw1
Refrain
-4
Stand-ing on the prom-is-es of God.
Stand - - ing,
stand Standing on the promises, standing on the promises,
g=
TwVfjjj
Stand-ing on
the prom-is
es
of
God my Sav-iour; Stand
ing,
Standing on the prom-is-es,
!*-A
x
eir P'H
1/
fr"
1
U*
.&
stand
stand-ing on
432
ing,
the prom-is
es,
*
I'm stand-ing on
the prom-is
es
of
God.
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
475
What God Hath Promised

The Lord will give you, according
Annie Johnson Flint, 18661932
:4:
God
God
God
2.
3.
hath
hath
hath
&*
-I-
ble
need
ing
lives
-|
not prom-ised
not told
us
a moun-tain
through God hath

He hath
and woe;
no guide;
Nev - er
our
-
12:25
- *
yt
trou
promised. Exodus
al - ways blue, Flow - er-strewn path-ways

not prom-ised skies
not prom-ised
we shall not know Toil and temp - ta - tion,
not prom-ised smooth roads and wide, Swift, eas - y trav - el,
!?*#=
J24:
r
all
hath
mi
^5=3
fa
* ^
kfc
1.
He
as
sun
we
rock
with
shall
out rain,
not bear
and steep,
=4=
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ah
^
Refbain
tt
fe:
Joy
Man
Nev
t*r
with
- y
-
er
^=fc
=2=*
5t^
out sor
a bur
a riv
ffVTF
"^
row, peace with
den,
er
=*
man
tur
^
J.
out pain.
a care.
and deep.
bid
-.
=*
.
^
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strength for the day, Rest for
tri - als,
help from
a-bove,
the la
Un
But
God hath prom-ised
as
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*-*-*
sym-pa
thy,
^^
Copyright,
reserved.
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Used by permission.
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bor, light for
fail-ing
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un
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
476
Know
The promise
God's Promise Is True

unto you, and to your children. Acts 2:39
is
1862-1929
Lelia N. Morris,
pB4j-îqi
fej
:fi=fc:
*=*=*=W
God
was
For
1.
N. Morris, 1862-1929
Lelia
so loved this
sin
ful world,
He
ly
gave,
to
sin
and
fear,
ed
was
for
me;
3.
4.
Now fills my
ter
nal
life,
be
gun be -low,
His Son
way -ward, wand 'ring child,

The "who-so-ev - er" of the Lord,
2.
slave
trust
free
heart and
soul;
IX*
fefcfi
-8- *
Hr^r ' VV~%
=^*=;
That who
so
ev
N^#^
=s
i>E
er
would
ed
His
prom
Un
- til
this bless
took
Him
I'll
sing
at
His praise for
gra
ev
fe
be
ise
lieve,
fell
Like
cious word,
er - more,
w-h~
=3
ter
nal
mu
sic
From sin
Who
w-
has
S-S
"^trnT
'Tls true, oh,
my
He set me
re-deemed my
have.
ear.
free.
soul.
3~t^
God's won-der-ful
the prom-ise is true,
yes, 'tis true,
should
on
JgJ-
Refrain
3ttlrl
life
^ ^
prom -ise
'fr
is
true;
'tis
true;
rrr
For I've trusted, and test-ed, and tried
it,
And
know God's promise is
true
'tis
434
true.
FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
477
Blessed Assurance
He
Fanny
J.
is
faithful that promised. Heb.
10:23
Phoebe
Crosby, 1820-1915
P.
Knapp, 1839-1908
mmm
1.
2.
3.
Bless -ed as- sur-ance, Je

Per - feet sub - mis - sion, per
Per - feet sub - mis - sion, all
^-
-j-r-?
U=s-
+^?~ H
- ry
burst on
my
hap
and
glo
di
py
is
An
of
sal
gels
de
iour
am
bove
bove,
k ^Vi
*
^Bf
ig
Refkain
Born of His Spir - it, washed in His

Ech - oes of mer - cy, whis - pers of
in
His
Filled with His goodness, lost
i
^=*s-
blood.
This
love.
love.
is
my
sto
ry,
'n^m =pppppp*l!i
I
îiPi
this
is
my
song,
Prais-ing
my
Saviour
all
the day
long;
This
is
a^^^Si^^
i^l
-*
sto
ry,
this
is
my
jp*
song,
Prais-ing
::,
God,
5=1=
m
=ff^=
-s
-N F
:I
3
*P 3^si^
3
Al
Sav
va - tion, pur-chase of
scend - ing bring from a
Watch-ing and wait - ing, look - ing a
Heir
vine!
sight;
blest;
IS
>
s-
my
in
p4g-
Bfi;
T
Oh, what a fore -taste of

Vi - sions of rap - ture now
mine!
sus is
feet de -light,
is
at
rest,
my
Sav
iour
all
the day
long.
my
CHRISTIAN LIFE
478
Know Whom
Timothy
II
Daniel VV. Whittle,
S?*
4=5)
Have Believed
1:12
1840-1901
A.1
-J
A.
*r
A.
know not why God's won-drous grace

know not how this sav - ing faith
know not how the Spir - it moves,
know not when my Lord may come,
I
I
I
To
me He hath made known,
To
me He did im - part,
Con -vine -ing men of
sin,
At night or noon-day fair,
J2J3
Hd2=*
S3:
is
T r
-*H
i feg
r~r
Nor why, un - wor - thy, Christ in

love Re-deemed me for
His own.
Nor how be-liev-ing
in
His Word Wrought peace with-in my heart.
Re - veal - ing Je - sus through the Word, Cre - at - ing faith in
Him.
Nor if
I'll walk the
vale with Him, Or "meet Him in
the
air."
^m
J2=
mmm
Refbain
=r.
fr-fr
>
F AEE^
firff
But
"I
know whom
gS rfc Tl f
have be
liev
ed,
and
am
r-r?
per-suad
HUM!
ed
that
\0
He
is
U*
^^^^^^^
^fr
a
g^
436
ble
r
To keep
that which I've com-mit-ted
hh*&
Un-to Him
0-
a-gainst that day."
mw
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
Know
Love Thee Better, Lord
479
Behold, the half was not told nie.l Kings 10:7
Ralph
ipP^^s
1.
2.
3.
know
know
Sav
3=i=^
^=p=tp
^r.
*p
love Thee bet - ter, Lord,

I
that Thou art nearer
still
iour, pre-cious Sav - iour mine!
Hudson, 1843-1901
E.
Than an
Than an
What
will
y earth
y earth
ly
ly
Thypres-ence
-*-
joy;
throng;
be,
==
pppl^^liii^p^rti
For
Thou hast giv
And sweet
If
such
er
is
life
en me the peace Which noth - ing can de - stroy.

the thought of Thee, Than
an - y
love - ly
song.
of
joy can crown Our
walk on earth with Thee?
J3
lfep
Refbain
The
half
^
has
nev
3=3
er
yet
been
Of
told
yet
g^
r rT^"
been
told
1-
JE
3^3
love
so
jgjgjgis
r
full
and
free!
The
has
half
nev
er
yet
been
ip ir~r^
told,
yet been
The
blood
it
told,
t=&
*=fe=IS
ipi^
cleans
5fc
r^^
-
eth
jE
me!
cleans-eth me!
s
437
CHRISTIAN LIFE
480
God Will Take Care of You
Commit
thy
way unto the Lord;
also
trust
Him; and He
in
bring
shall
pass.-
to
it
Psalm 37:5
Civilla D. Martin,
m *-*KH
8:
W.
1866-1948
3.M5-
*==4
2.
Be not dis - mayed what-e'er be Through days of toil when heart doth
3.
All
4.
No mat
1.
you
may need
-
ter
He will
what may be
I
God
tide,
God
God
God
fail,
pro -vide,
the test,
***
will take care

will
of
of
of
of
take care
will take care

will
take care
^L
EEt
jg Q r
g=* i
C
Up
Be
neath His
dan-gers
When
fefc*
^h>
g~T#
t^
wea - ry
tit
p=^
P
^
God
God
God
God
wings of love a - bide,

your path as - sail,
de - nied,
will be
ask
up - on His breast,
one,
w*
tS
you;
you;
you;
you;
fierce
Noth - ing you

Lean,
1862-1935
5t
1 Wt=M
Stillman Martin,
take
take
will take
will take
will
will
care
care
care
care
of
of
of
of
you.
you.
you.
you.
^t
'
Refbain
*JN
God
Si
will
take
f.._f
xfc
*?
J
of
care
J:
^^jJjÊ^
you, Through ev- 'ry day,
f -ta j
..X
4\p
O'er
JJtng
all
the way;
.
i
^Lumr'Cr&T
m
He
fefc
will
take care
Hfc
Copyright, 1905. Renewal 1933 by

438
of
W.
God
you,
S.
will
take care
I j
Martin.
f.
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AND ASSURANCE
Not Made with Hands

We know
we have
an house not made with hands. \\ Cor.
Source Unknown
Arr. by John S. Brown, 20th Century
Christ
went
on
Put
Keep
fight
That
cit
?=
aw
with
pre
built
pre
our
to
of
-
=p 2
pare,
God,
ful
foe,
cious stone,
made with hands;

made with hands;
made with hands;
made with hands;
Not
Not
Not
Not
P^
^%-bt-T
F=F
m
And
And
Un
'twill
take
til
With
5:1
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a
build - ing
the
ar - mor
ing
sin,
that
y's
481
in
3=r
decked with jew

our Cap
path
you
hear
the trum
we'll gath - er 'round
be
the
erf
E3
els
tain
rare,
trod,
Not
Not
pet blow, Not

the throne, Not
feES
1
i--
jw*
-1
made
made
made
made
with hands,
with hands,
with hands,
with hands.
n
f=f
Refrain
f=f
I
know,
I
I
itr-y
know,
know,
^H^hH
I
know,
g-g-g.
*=*
have
an
oth
er
build
ing;
i^
CHRISTIAN LIFE
482
The Solid Rock
The Lord is my defence; and my God

Edward Mote, 1797-1874
is
the rock of
at
1.
My
2.
When
hope
dark
3.
His
oath,
4.
When He
unthe
in
mm
dare not trust the sweet-est frame, But whol - ly

ev - 'ry high and storm -y
gale,
My an - chor
When all a - round my soul gives way, He then is
Clad in
His right-eous - ness a - lone,
Fault-leas to
right -eous-ness;
chang-ing grace;
In
flood;
be
mm ^
and
-r-
m
Hirn
m$m
built
noth - ing
is
on
less
Than Je - sua' blood
neas seems to
veil
His
face, I
rest
His
on
His cov - e - nant, and blood, Sup - port me
in
shall come with trump - et sound, O,
may I then
mPft
whelming
my refuge. Psalm 94:22

found;
-.
fc
=t
jfff= frf= f
Refrain
ITT
lean
on
holds with
my
all
stand be
Je
-
in
bus'
name.
the
vail.
On
Christ, the
sol
id
Rock,
stand;
fore
the throne.
taini^^îi#
t-J-M
S^=P^
1*
AJ
1-
fr
*~T
oth
440
All
hope and stay.
er ground
is
sink
ing sand,
All
oth
er ground
is
sink
^
1
ing sand.
FAITH, TRUST
AND ASSURANCE
Will Your Anchor Hold ?

An anchor of the
Owens, 1829-1899
soul, both sure
483
and stedfast.Heb. 6:19

^^^^^PPI
Priscilla J.
1.
- chor hold
in the storms of
life, When the
clouds
un - fold
'tis
well
safe-ly moored, 'twill the storm with-stand, For
se - cured
hold in the straits of fear, When the break-ers have told
will firm - ly
cit - y
of gold,
When our eyes be - hold thro' the gath-'ring night The
Will your an
It
3. It
2.
4.
is
m iiiispppS
P^=S
r
the strong tides lift, and the

strife? When
w nen the
ca - bles strain,
wings oi
of stnie:
mine,
by the Sav-iour's hand; And the ca - bles, passed from His heart to
near; Though the tem-pest rage and the wild winds blow,
reef
is
the
by theheav'n-ly shore,
har - bor bright, We shall an -chor fast
our
their
*=
5^1
:i
f=f=t=
i
rRefrain
r
Will your an
Can de - fy
chor
the
Not an an - gry
With the storms all
keeps the
soul
v^^ firm
drift, or
re
main?
We have an an -chor
blast, thro' strength di - vine.

wave shall our bark o'er -flow.
past
for
ev
er
that
more.
Stead-fast and sure while the
bil
-0
HjUfailJii
lows
roll,
Fastened
1
to
[
-;
the
f
iSiill
Rock which can
ound-ed firm and dee

not move, Groyjid-ed^
deep
1 iffk
in
the Sav-iour's love.
S=?
441
CHRISTIAN LIFE
When
484
Peace
Peace, Like a River
with you,
I leave
My
Horatio G. Stafford, 1828-1888
When
1.
peace,
3.
Though Sa My
sin
4.
2L
riv
PSP^
When
Let
My
sor
this
sin
The clouds
rows
like
blest
as
tend
eth
tri
als
glo
faith
this
ri
my
=3
way,
should come,
ous thought-
be
shall
sight,
1
u:.
lows
con
bil -
not
in
part,
be rolled back
|^fe=5^3
ntliJ:
sea
sur
of
when my
day
WJM
-
though
fet,
bliss
&F
at
er,
buf
should
the
O
haste the
tan
Lord,
3 3^
like
peace I give unto you. John 14:27

ance
but
the
a
as
my
roll;
What - ev
trol,
That Christ hath
re-
nailed
His
whole,
Is
scroll,
The trump
er
to
shall
re-
w* r #
^P^
mfcr=t
#*
EÊEfg
t=n
r-
lot,
gard
Thou hast taught me

-
ed
cross and
sound, and
.A.
*r
my
help
bear
Lord
m
the
it
shall
%-
with
for
O
with
my
my
my
my
It
more
-
scend,
soul,
soul.
It
it
is
His
own
Praise the Lord,
praise
the
It
is
"E
is
ven
J.
Refeain
well,
And hath shed
so"
A.
iife
2:
=t
well
blood
Lord,
well
no
de
say,
tate,
"LT"___^L
^
^^ fc
2$:
to
es
less
is
rzz
m
r=r-r
well
soul!
soul.
P^
It
is
well
wk
with
my
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
When
**
H~^r
Peace, Like a River
xt
It
soul,
with
^^
S$
my
i=ferrj
r=r
well,
is
it
-A-
fc=
2
(S*- -
*=
The Lord
James Merrick, 1720-1796
To
When
3.
Safe
4.
Con
Thy
-
m
-j-
with
drear y
the
stant
to
my
and
mer's
est
fair
sum
^
-
vale
lat
r~r
Heav'n-ly
Thou shalt
large,
heat,
tread,
end,
And my
ry
To
the streams, that,
With Thy
rod
and
Thou shalt bid
Thy
at
Shep
herd,
guide my
shades of
foot - steps
^
^M
By
the
my
Thou
g=ppfapfag
Thy charge;
feet
spread,
tend;
want. Psalm 23:1

Henri A. Caesar Malan, 1787-1864
P
-
485
3^S
tures,
faint
death o'er
pas
I shall not
lead
shalt
j-5^=j3
1.
wea
my Shepherd;
is
=F
To Thy Pastures, Fair and Large
2.
souL
soul,
E=^
plj
my
with
well
is
i&*
j:
couch
with
ten
still
staff
hal
d'rest
Midst the
Thro' the
This
my
care,
slow,
and
sup - plied
lowed dome
Yield
me
fe^^^fel^
^m
f
spring-ing grass pre

ver - dant mead-ows
guard, and that my
an
e - ter - nal
x
guide,
home,
Yield
-fZ-
v z-
Midst the
Thro' the
This
my
flow,
a=*
pare,
spring - mg
ver - dant
guard, and
me
an
EC
grass pre
mead-ows
that
ter
J}
<*
pare,
flow,
my
guide,
nal
home.
m-
i
443
CHRISTIAN LIFE
486
My Name
Is
names are written
Rejoice, because your
Mary Ann Kidder,
Written There?
IBS 1PP
2.
Lord,
Lord,
3.
Oh! that
1.
my
care not
for
rich
sins they
are
man
ful
cit
beau
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be
fied
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SB
writ
ten,
si
mi
With
en,
iour,
ings,
suf
Is
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man
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en
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ter the
cient for
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In
fold.
me;
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s^na;
its
pa
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Thy
the book of
Thy prom-ise
e
vil
is
thing
SiHi
ges
p=^=r=
w
Refrain
name writ - ten there?

make them like snow."
name writ -ten there?
Mt-
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its
the
book
Is
my name
writ-ten there,
On
mm
of
i
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the
Thy
king dom,
page white and
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pure gar -ments of white; Where no
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light,
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sions of
A-= A *&
would
its
ver nor gold; I would

of the
But Thy
sea,
sil
so fair, Tell me,

Je - sus, my Sav - iour, Is my
In bright let - ters that glow, "Tho' your sins be as scar - let, I will
To de - spoil what is fair; Where the an - gels are watch-ing, Is my
dom, With
eth
y,
S^
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com
Like the sands
fcK
king
y,
m-
:s
Nei-ther
jti
heav
Sav -
of
O my
ri -
- es,
sure
blood,
glo -
- ti
rr
make
heaven. Luke 10:20

Frank M. Davis, 1839-1896
^Pâ
M
^^fe SE
in
1820-1905
Is
3Ê
my
name
writ
ten
fair?
PS
there?
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:
AND ASSURANCE
FAITH, TRUST
He Knoweth the Way that

He
knoweth the way that
487
Take
I take. Job 23:10
1853
b.
l^^ ^ ^fefcJU-^^j
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With expression.
IT
1.
2.
3.
He know - eth
He know - eth
He know - eth
the
the
the
way that
way that
way that
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He
But
love will be faith
My
side
He
rgnt -hg
me
each
day,
ful
and
true,
ly
near,
con-stant
is
Ft
And nev
He will
take, And hap
take,
er
His child will for
not His cov
take,
py
my
life
TT C; c
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be with
will
His
I
I
m
r
1*-
And for
And dai
To
me
-
me
fill
ly
its
the
blessings
re
with com-fort and
way.
new.
cheer.
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up
will light
e-nant break
He will make:
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Refrain
Al
The way
that
take
He know-eth, And
Ja
fc
=fc
J2:
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^^fe^te
^
in
me His
im
m}i
age grow
jata
i<g
to
a>
me
<
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- eth.,
And
so
mt!
His love
<-.
He show
eth ;With-
^H^
f=
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am hap
x w A
py
al -
v=%
way.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Thou Thinkest, Lord, of Me
488
The Lord thinketh upon me. Psalm
Edmund
m
igm
A
2.
The cares of
mid the
tri
S.
Lorenz, 1854-1942
=3
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life
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preme-ly sweet, Thou think -est, Lord, of

Their gloom re - minds my heart at last, Thou think -est, Lord, of
I
am con - tent for this I know, Thou think - est, Lord, of
me!
What need
me!
One thought re - mains su
D. S.
ft
which I meet, A - mid the thorns that pierce my feet,

come thronging fast, Up - on my soul their shad-ow cast;
Let life be bright or dark with woe,
Let shadows come, let shadows go,
1.
3.
m TT'
^Fjm&
3:
40:17
Edmund
Lorenz, 1854-1942
S.
Thou
since
fear
art
_fe
3=^^31
Thou
think-est, Lord, of
think
U
^=*
ft-
And
near,
Refrain
Thou
me,
est,
Lord,
me
met
of
D.S.
think-est, Lord, of
me!
of me,
of
me!
lb&!
How
489
Gentle God's
His commandments
Commands
are not grievous. I
S
t^^
fc
&Sdta
1.
How
gen
2.
Be
neath
3.
Why
should
4.
His
good
58 i
446
tie
God's
His
this
watch
anx -
ness
stands
Arr. by Lowell Mason,
:zsp
com-mands!
-
John 5:3
Hans G. Nageli, 1773-1836
ful
eye
ious
load
ap-proved,
1792-1872
SpPH
r=w
How
kind
His
His saints
se Press down your
Un
pre cure
wea
changed from day
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cents are!
ly dwell;
ry mind?
to
day;
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FAITH, TRUST
How
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the Lord, And trust His

ture up,
Shall guard His
Fa- ther's throne, And sweet re
His feet, And bear
at
a
on
na
=b
=^3=^-
Come, cast your bur - dens

That hand which bears all
Haste to
your heav'n-ly
Come, drop your bur - den
AND ASSURANCE
Commands
Gentle God's
con
stant care,
dren well,
fresh-ment find,
song
a - way.
chil
^&
490
The Lord of Glory

77ie
Lord
is
my
and my salvation. Ysalm
light
27:1
T. B. Mosley, 19th Century
tt^^^^^P^^^P^^^
1.
2.
3.
The Lord
One priv
There
glo
of
-
shall
ry
lege
of
heart
fer
my
sal - va - tion
too;
light, And my
a - bode
de - sires, Oh, grant me an
still;
re-quests,And see Thy beau - ty
my
is
my
5= 1
God
is
A - mong
Shall
hear
D.S.-God has
my strength
the church
Thy mes
a
strong
nor will
es
sa
pa
saints,
ges
of
love,
ion,
where
vil
:t
Ma=E
trou
bles
rise
"J
all
my
tern - pies
foes
can
do.
of
my
God
And there in - quire Thy

a He makes my soul
BJ
will.
bide.
aZ3_l aîi=[]
may His
^mMM
and storms
^=
The
$ r-mmm
Refrain
When
What
Thy
^^m.
m gÊ3EE5
fear
of
E=u=r^, *
ap
pear, There
chil -
dren
-= r r
hide.
n =fc
CHRISTIAN LIFE
491
Father, Lead Us
am
the Lord thy
God
which leadeth thee.Isa. 48:17

19th Century
Alice Jean Cleator,
With spirit
3E
3=
v=*f-r pe
1.0
Fa - ther,
When we would
fal
AzM
ter
:E
IE
ow Of
us
the
a
All
Dim and un
fu - ture land!
long our way!
and
sun
rrf P
^~bss:
lead
Thro"
Fa
ther,
E=E5 =F=F
rh-
=t
shad
aB F3=
Gen - tly by the hand,

Or when we would stray,
us
lead
2.
B3=
g>
Help
us
trav
ev
to
eled Lies the
Clos
er
er
jg
irfr
5^
^^=^
= :BZ=k=^=t^
-I
sNe
EEllEî
tr
:ie
t=^z
way be
fore:
walk
Thee,
Thro' ways of
to
Fa
ther, lead
us,
dark-ness
Lead us
"55
ev
er
not
Where we can
more!
seei
Refrain
iÊEEE
Fears
/
af
oft
'%'
^=T"
-^bzz*
^=
heav'n
ly
Fa
Hg
be
^
ÊE^B^
-
ft
fizfc
Doubt-ings walk
fright
-j?z
ther,
lead
:t=;
us,
Now,
eF*
and
ev
fore!
r-
IT
er
more.
GUIDANCE AND KEEPING
492
Precious Promise
1
Nathaniel Niles,
b.
Mine
will guide thee with
eye. Psalm
32:8
1835
m5
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"C71F
Pre
1.
cious prom-ise
When temp-ta tions

When thy se - cret
When the shades of
-
2.
3.
4.
the wea - ry
God hath giv - en To
al - most win thee, And thy trust-ed
hopes have perished In

are
life
ing,
fall
And
the grave of
the hour has
pass - er - by,
watch-ers fly,
years gone by,
come
to
die,
i^îirt^^M
way from earth
On
the
Let
Let
this prom-ise
this
Hear the
prom-ise
still
trust
Pi
Shr
will
g-|
guide thee,
to
ring with
"I
en,
"I
be cher-ished, "I
lot call - ing,
"I
S 3
I
heav
will
thee,
in
guide thee with

with
will
will guide thee
jg
guide thee,
will
guide thee with Mine eye;
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A
15
+-
*=
On
Mine eye.
Mine eye.
Mine eye.
Mine eye.
the
ai ) _J
M mmmm
way from earth
to
heav
en,
will guide thee
V-
with Mine eye.
a
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~~
449
CHRISTIAN LIFE
493
Just As Seemeth Good to Thee

Just and true are
Ida L. Reed,
^^
1.
2.
Let
3.
Life
bless
path,
full
of
Or - der Thou
Lead Thou me
Keep me near
ed
Sav-iour,
ev
er,
ing,
me, trust-ing, lean on Thee;

I
dare not trust my own;
And a - lone I lose the way;
r.A t
HM-imp
.
life's
to
joys and
S
h
du
- ties,
35
Ê2*=^ 3
der mer - cy,

Thee, dear Sav - iour,
ten
F?
Let
For
S4tU
ay-
in
cares per-plex
^3
ad
15:3
3=8
asfc^gEES
SB
of saints. Rev.
_fc_____h
Thy wis-dom guide me

is
Thou King
ways,
Fervently
Choose my
Thy
1865
b.
*=^
a:
as seem-eth good to Thee.

Leave me not to walk a - lone.
Choose for me the path, I pray.
Just
==
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FE=Ff= g
Refrain
^=^5^ s
Just
as
seem-eth
r r t r
good
to
Thee,
fet
aI
Just
as
M^-F ^Mg
450
der Thou
seem-eth good
to
Thee;
^=f
Ê
fcjzr^d
E-
Or
gj
my steps,
dear Sav-iour,
Just
as
t"
i=tzi
seem - eth good
to Thee.
Where He Leads
My
My
sheep hear
494
Follow
I'll
and they follow Me. John 10:27

voice,
tt
fc
^J-5
1.
r
Sweet
are
2.
Sweet
is
the
the
3.
List
to
His
prom
- is
the word; Dear-er far than

is
sus hath shown, Sweet-er far than
Kind
Je -
es,
ten - der love

lov-ing words,
"Come un
m.
3=2i=2=2M=3
la
to
Me!" Wea
heav - y-
ry,
Pg|^
an
an
r-3
mes-sage man
love that mor
y
y
den, there
sweet
is
i
m
a-
ev
was
tals
to
the mind of Christ,

the err-ing one,
in
His prom -is
- er heard; Pure
have known; Kind
rest for thee; Trust
C=g=g=
p fe^=^=C2=t2
U
.
4=:
ig
es,
:t*=U
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m=m=u=mS
Sin - less, I
see;
Faith-ful is
He;
Faith-ful and sure;
~^r
"A"
tSi-
the great ex - am - pie

is,
and pat - tern for me.
the great ex - am - pie
is,
and pat - tern for me.
Lean up - on the Sav-iour and thy soul is se-cure.
He
He
"A"
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Where
Where He
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Fol
low all the way;
Fol-low all the way, yes,
fol-low
all
0.-0
the way;
low,
fol
where He leads
low,
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h
k
RP
I'll
pp^
U<
Refbain
yn
I'll
fol
low,
i*
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tnr
Fol-low Je-sus ev-eryday.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
495
He Leadeth Me
For
the Lord thy
God
will hold thy right
Joseph H. Gilmore, 1834-1918
*=t
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PffTj W=^^=*
1.
2.
hand. Isa. 41:13

He lead-eth me:
bless -ed tho't!

words with heav'nly comfort fraught!
Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, Sometimes where Eden's bow-ers bloom,
Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine, Nor ev - er mur-mur nor re - pine;
And when my task on earth is done, When, by Thy grace, the vic-t'ry's won,
3.
4.
k-^--4l=g:
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^llilil
What-e'er
By
wa-ters
do,
wher-e'er I
be,
troubled sea,
calm o'er
Con - tent, what-ev - er

E'en death's cold wave I
lot
see,
will not
God's hand that lead-eth me.

His hand that lead-eth me.
Since 'tis my God that lead-eth me.
Since God thro' Jor- dan lead-eth me.
Still 'tis
Still
flee,
'tis
Refrain
33
He lead-eth me, He lead-eth me;
By His own hand He
lead-eth me:
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His faith-ful
^ =f^ F
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fol-1'wer
F
would
be,
For by
His
ft^rJxhand He
^ S-aF
r
13
lead-eth me.
tep~^^^^^^pi=^
|
496
Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Us
He calleth His own sheep by name, and leadeth them out. John 10:3
Dorothy A. Thrupp, 1779-1847
Sav
Much we need Thy ten-d'rest care;

Be
the guard-ian of our way;
like a shep-herd lead

us,
are Thine, do Thou be - friend us,
Thou hast prom-ised to re - ceive us,
let us seek Thy fa - vor,
Ear - ly
1.
iour,
We
2.
3.
4.
*B a a
^^
-A
fcj=fe
Lord and on
ly
Sav
ms
ly
With Thy
love our
-ed
-ed
-ed
-ed
izfc
a=tz
H-jf
t=
Je
Je
Je
Je
-bus!
-sus!
-sus!
-sus!
Bless
Bless
Bless
Bless
-ed
-ed
-ed
-ed
. i
Bless
ed
Bless
ed
Bless-ed
j -g
i
We
^JUj
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus! Thou hast bought us, Thine we are,

sus! Hear, O hear us, when we pray,
will ear - ly
sus!
turn to Thee,
sus! Thou hast loved us, love us still,
=fr*=^
Bless-ed
W*
^=T-?=
Bless-ed Je - sus!
Bless -ed Je -sus!
Bless - ed Je - susl
Bless-ed Je - sus!
fill:
r* -
F=F i
^
Je
Je
Je
Je
be;
will;
bos-oms
1
U
Bless
Bless
Bless
Bless
we
do Thy
rffc
'A-
S ^ iW-f4f=^
ful tho'
us
let
our use Thy folds pre -pare;

For
Seek us when we go
a - stray:
Grace to cleanse, and pow'r to free:
us,
us,
us,
iour,
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Thy pleas-ant pas-tures feed

Keep Thy flock, from sin de - fend
Thou hast mer - cy to re - lieve
In
Bless -ed
Poor and sin
Ear
r-rr
i
d;
I!
sus! Thou hast bought us, Thine we are.

sus! Hear,
O hear us, when we pray.
sus!
will ear-ly
turn to Thee.
sus! Thou hast loved us, love us still.
We
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P' *
f^
sI
453
CHRISTIAN LIFE
497
Lead Me Safely On
The
J.
H.
Leslie, 19th
Spirit
will
guide you into
all
truth. John 16:13

Century
/7
2.
on
Lead me safe - ly
With a Shep-herd's care
thro' the night and
3.
Thro' the storms of
'mid
1.
by
life,
the nar
the
row
way From
the shores of
close
to
safe - ly
ff
* i w J i-f
By
'
time
to
Thee
lest
go
on
to
my
heav'n
the realms
ev
ten
oth
er
stand,
der
love,
As
me
Refrain
Lead me
on,
Lead me
cross
safe
fount
of
Christ
may
ly
on
of
life
by
on
jour
free
f=*
ney
on
sin
to
to
the
of
ly
drink
till
bet
ter
my home
thirst
no
A *
i
the
land,
-
By
on,
me
bove.
more.
S^j^
lead
on,
Thy
mMm
Thro' this world
mm=$=m
Lead me
the
stray; Lead me
home; At
the
=g=j=
JEJ
shore, Let
er
ly
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)
day;
of
a
*=q*
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1853
Keep me
cean's foam, Lead me
day,
iES
b.
the strait and nar -row way;
on,
P#f#jfefej=N
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f=i
Lead me
FFF*
on,
Lead me
454
lead
on,
me
tAU
*TfT=r^
on,
lead
to
me
on,
J J
the realms of end -less day.
498
Follow the Path of Jesus
Leaving us an example, that ye should follow His steps. I Pet. 2:21

Source Unknown
From Hymns and Tunes, 1890
3Ip
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pppp^^^^pg
2.
Fol -low
Cling to
3.
Take up
1.
^T
\
I.
the path
of
the hand
the cross
of
-It
=5:
of
sus,
Walk where His
foot -steps lead;
sus,
All through the
day
sus,
Shar
ing
and
night;
shame He
the
bore;
t rT r=y
fit-
V^^
il
V
a.
Je
Je
Je
^t
r?
(9)"
tr
k.
n
*k-
^L.
2 ~4~
-J-
Keep in
His beam - ing
Dark though the way and
Self
*
&^^P
fiV
*=*
and
the world
de
ft
ny
Ev
He
y,
M ^2->
zL *
'ry
coun
will
guide
Love the
ing,
J-
ence,
Sav
*"
sel
heed;
you
right
more;
iour
the world
l-( t
of
ing,
ers,
oth
Je
sus,
f; t
H:
IE
tF
ms^
32-dfe
zzs"
o - be - dience true!
strong!
His strength be
His cross.
Glo - ry
in
call
ing,
Yield
sor
row,
In
va
tion,
^=
Read - y some good to

do;
Help - less, op-pressed and wrong;
Think of their gloom and loss,
#E^
5^T=* 3
is
Quick, while His voice
them from depths of
Lift
His great sal
Tell
of
K *"
fe
2tzh 1
fly
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I ^
31
all
-f-
ta b
F ->
r 4
Watch, while the hours are

of
for
the good
t^
pres
drear
s^
a!
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Live
Tell
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455
CHRISTIAN LIFE
499
Thou Great Jehovah
Guide Me,
Thou
shalt guide
me
with
William Williams, 1717-1791
Thy counsel. Psalm 73:24

Thomas
,
V V
Hastings, 1784-1872
l- r 4
Guide me, O Thougreat Je - ho - vah, Pil-grim thro' thi3 bar-ren land; I

am
pen now the crys-tal foun-tain, Whence the healing waters flow; Let the
When I tread the verge of Jor-dan, Bid my anx-ious fears sub-side; Bear me
1.
2.
3.
me with Thy pow'rful hand; Bread of heav-en,

me all my jour-ney thro'; Strong Deliv'rer,
Land me safe on Ca-naan 's side; Songs of prais-es
weak, but Thou art might-y, Hold

fier - y, cloud -y
pil - lar, Lead
thro'
theswell-ing cur-rent,
^feî#|i
Feed me till I want no more; Bread of heav-en, Feed me till I want no more.
Be Thou still my strength and shield Strong Deliv 'rer, Be Thou still my strength and shield.
I
will ev - er give to Thee, Songs of praises
I
will
ev - er give to Thee.
;
:=
mw^
500
Jesus,
ifeHii
Still
ip
Lead On
For Thy name's sake lead me, and guide me. Psalm 31:3
Nicolaus L. von Zinzendorf, 1700-1760
Trans, by Jane L. Borthwick, 1813-1897
*b
Adam
^ m
<?J
2zat
-JSL
Drese,
1620-1701
^N=^
zsz:
be won, And al-though the way be cheerless,

be near, Let not faith-less fears o'ertake us,
When we seek re - lief From a long-felt grief, When oppressed by new temptations,
Je - sus, still lead on, Till our rest be won; Heav'nly Leader, still di-rect us,
Je
If
sus, still lead on, Till our rest

way be drear, If the foe
the
(2-
-<2-
-F-
s:
5SZ
fe

Jesus,
Still
Lead On
i
We
- low, calm and fearless; Guide us

by Thy hand To our fa-ther-land.
not faith and hope forsake us, For, thro' many a woe, To our home we go.
Lord, increase and perfect patience; Show us that bright shore Where we weep no more.
Still sup-port, console, pro-tect us, Till we safe-ly stand In
our fa-ther-land.
will fol
Let
2-
5-
Me
Jesus, Saviour, Pilot

So
He
S4=1
*&-
-f
501
bringeth them unto their desired haven. Psalm 107:30
Edward Hopper, 1816-1888
John
E.
Gould, 1822-1875
gn^în^l }\U-ui4
1.
Je
2.
As
3.
When
sus,
Sav-iour,
a moth
at last
pi
lot
er
stills
near
me
her child,
the shore,
O - ver life's tem - pes-tuous sea;

Thou canst hush the o - cean wild;
And
the
fear
ful break-ers
TOT
*-rtJT*
Un-known waves be
fore
me
roll,
Bois-t'rous waves o - bey Thy will

me and the peace-ful rest,
'Twixt
Hid- ing rock and treach'rous shoal;

When Thou say'st to them, "Be still!"
Then, while lean -ing on Thy breast,
Chart and corn-pass came from Thee: Je - sus, Sav-iour,

Won-drous Sov' reign of thp. sea,
Je - sus, Sav-iour,
May I hear Thee say to me, "Fear not, I will
Zfc r
t-*f
A*-i
roar
iTJ
g"
pi
lot
me.
me.
pi
lot
thee.
pi - lot
&
"A -men.
^SA
]
r- 457
CHRISTIAN LIFE
502
Ever Lead Me
Even there shall Thy hand lead me. P.salm 139:10
Warren, 1867-1951
^^
B. Elliott
PI
on this dark world, Sav - iour, am

I;
Be
Thou my help - er,
Hope of my heart, Lord, Strength of my soul, Guide Thou my foot - steps
Calm Thou the wild storm, Clear up the way; Keep me from fall - ing
Out
1.
2.
m
3.
mm
=t
i2
-t^r-
=F
Oh, hear
my
Thou
cry.
art
my
And keep me whole. My grace and

By night and day. Trav ling to
i
/*!
.
-a-
..
fcfc
t=t
^^Fr Tffl
kk
er lead me.
er lead me.
er lead me.
Wilt Thou lead
tz
503
Oh,
Her
trays
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
let
let
let
Thy
Thy
Thy
-j-*
me
by
3
the
E5
hand?
-A-
Refrain
ev
ev
ev
/\
jH
might - y hand
might - y hand
might -y hand
por - tion, All

is
in Thee,
f or-tress, Lord, Thou wilt be,
glo - ry, Walking with Thee,
f=F
e
ee
iz
Happy
Is
the
ST
Man
are ways of pleasantness. Prov.
Michael Bruce, 1746-1767, Alt.
nz
3:17
L.
C.
Everett,
1818-1867
Moderato
î
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
458
^J
- Lfe
Oh, hap-py
is
the man who hears
For she hath treasures greater far
In her right hand is length of days
She guides the young with in-no-cence
Ac-cord-ing as her la - bors rise,
In-struc-tion's warning voice, And who ceThan east and west un - fold; And her reFor those who heed her voice; Her left hand
In pleasure's paths to tread; A crown of
So her re-wards increase; Her ways are
Oh, Happy
^^g
*
p*
Is
the
Man
âii^^s
r^
^=r=i=
wisdom makes His ear - ly, on - ly choice, His ear - ly, on - ly choice.
wards more precious are Than all their stores of gold, Than all theirstoresof gold.
of-fers wealth and praise To make her sons
re-joice, To make her sons re - joice.
les
glo
tial
Up -on
ry she be -stows
pleas-ant-ness,
And
ways of
all
the hoar
- y head,
her paths are peace,
Up
And
on the hoar-y head.

her paths are peace.
all
J3U.
g^ttigipgi^teQ:
Jr> >
.A- -A-
A--
Take Thou My Hand and Lead Me

Lead me,
Julie K. Hausmann, 1825-1901

Trans, by Rudolph A. John, 1859-1938
*}
1.
2.
3.
Ai
504
Lord, in Thy righteousness. Psalm 5:8

Friedrich Silcher, 1789-1860
gh-gz
* ^2
Take Thou my hand and lead me Un - to the end; In

life and death I
Thou might-y God of
a - ges, O
be Thou near; When an -gry tem-pest
When eve-ning's shadows lengthen, The night is come, My faintheart, Fa-ther,
:
>
J-
need Thee, O bless-ed Friend; I

can -not live with -out Thee For one brief
ra - ges I
need not fear; Close by Thy side a - bid - ing I
fear no
strengthen And bring me home. Take Thou my hand and lead me Un - to the
:it
<s-
r
Thou
M^
m
:c
->
foe,
&
a=5fc
ev - er near me, And

be
While Thy strong hand is guid - ing Life
need Thee, O
end, In
life and
death
I
day; Lord,
agfefcEgEiiE*
:|=
Words from Elmhurst Hymnal, Eden Publishing House.
the
lead
hath
bless
way.
no woe.
ed Friend!
-&r
men.
A^X
f=f=t
Used by permission.
1
459
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Send Me Light
505
Eph.
Christ shall give thee light.
5:14
&M: g=fe i i^3^*

1.
Lord, give
me
2.
The way
is
8.
Oh, send
me
4.
The work
KS
'-&$
light
is
to
gq =3=g
come the
wan - der
Then
shall
Give
light
on
- ly,
ten dark, With lights and
do Thy work More

Thine, not mine, O Lord; It
light
=i
I
of
ia
J-
Can
Tby work, For
do
to
nar-row,
piUH
d2
-^
light,
is
$=5X
Lord, from Thee
shad-ows strown
more wis
Thy
^ g
give
urn;
by which these eyes The way of

life
can see.
oft,
and think it Thine, When walking
my own.
in
I work Thy
work in - deed, While on Thine earth I live.
and then shall
all
do
I
Be well and tru - ly done.
light,
!=i=-r
dom
we
race
*c=*e
1
|
zz
Refrain
Send me
Send me light!
Send me light
light
Light a -long the
Send me
light
toil-some
way
^@
i^p^fe^^^^^^p
SP
fcfe
^-*-
Send me light, dear Lord, that
4b0
A-1
mayla-bor
on, Till
rest
in
ter - nal day.
Keep Me Near Thee

Lord,
William
J.
A ^J
b
whom
to
gj
we go? Thou
shall
Henry, 1867-1955
Jj
2.
Keep me near Thee, bless ed

Keep me near Thee, precious
3.
Help
hast the words of eternal life. John 6:68
me
Draw me
4.
1867-1915
j=^
=fe
*=#
Keep me near Thee

Man - y snares are
That Thy whis-pers
Close- ly
fold
me
lest
by
I
to
stray;
the way:
may hear;
Thy breast;
UTS
P^4-P
dt -S
EE
B. Elliott Warren,
Je sus,
Sav - iour,
near
live
so
Thee, Je - sus,
near-er, bless -ed
Je -sus,
-
1.
506
ij^ff=t-^tnaiig
aj
hand up - hold me, Lead me gen - tly all the way.

wings pro - tect me, Draw me near - er Thee each day.
Thy arms a - round me, When the hand of danger's near.
Thy lov - ing bos-om, Let
me ev - er sweet -ly rest.
With Thy might - y

'Neath Thy balm
me
Let
Pil
feel
lowed on
mMMg
Htu
Refbain
^jN^gi 5^
Life with- out Thee would be drear
f^4
#=
s==fc
But while walk-ing
in
y; Cheer-less
F~
my
all
Thy pres-ence, Heaven's
glo
path would be;
SZZli
ry shines on
.... A
me.
461
CHRISTIAN LIFE
507
W.
Remember Calvary
I
Jesus also
suffered without the gate. Heb. 13:12
au^
C. Martin, 19th Century
3EE
4
1.
Where He may
2.
3.
jH-j
On
me
2=^3
For I have learned to trust Him so,

delight in
I
His com-mand, Love to be led by His dear hand;
ward I go, nor doubt nor fear, Hap-py with Christ my Sav-iour near,
lead
will
go,
.a..
WH>4
F?
S#3
=s
^ZZÎZZS
*^j=
Cal
re - mem-ber 'twas for me, That He was slain on
is sweet
vine will
to me, Hal-lowed by bloodstained Cal
Trust-ing that I some-day shall see Je - sus my Friend of Cal
And
His
di
rJL.
~g~
*=$e
va
va
va
ry.
ry-
ry.
^m
-Afit
a:
Refrain
Je
-J-
sus shall lead
me
night and day,
Je
i=t
nili
$
way;
462
He
is
the tru
T~T~3
*=
Nm
^
Al
Ai
sus shall lead
me
C=^
J-
all
the
I*
3
s-
^fe
^=s
*# 1
est Friend to
mmm
me, For
re
-mem-ber
Cal-va-ry.
508
Footprints of Jesus
Order my steps
Mary
in
Thy word. Psalm
119:133
B. C. Slade, 1826-1882
13%
*=*
1.
Sweet
2.
Tho'
3.
If
4.
Then
Asa Brooks Everett. 1828-1875
Lord, have we heard Thee call - ing, Come, fol

they lead o'er the cold, dark mountains, Seek - ing
they lead thro' the tern - pie
ho - ly, Preach-ing
at
last, when
on high He
sees us, Our
jour
-ly,
^3
a
low me!
His sheep;
the Word;
ney done,
EEi
&=&=
it
And
we
see where Thy foot - prints fall - ing, Lead

long
Si - lo - am's foun- tains, Help
by
in homes of
Serv
the poor and low - ly,
will
rest where the steps
of
Je - sus End
Or
Or
We
-*
us
ing
ing
at
to
Thee.
the
the
weak.
Lord.
His throne.
-*--
Refrain
-it-
Foot
tJ
prints
Je
of
sus,
make
that
the
path
way
glow;
=Pff^
Pill
We
^
m
will
fol
j=E5
M
the steps
of
Je
*ns
-
low
M
-
sus
=^
wher
:3l
e'er they
go.
5S
463
CHRISTIAN LIFE
509
My
Jesus, Lover of
The Lord
15
my
Soul
refuge. Psalm 91:9
Simeon B. Marsh, 1798-1875
nnmm^
1.
Je
2.
Oth -er
sus,
my
of
lov
er
ref
uge have
Thou, O Christ, art

Plenteous grace with Thee
all
3.
4.
I
I
is
me
Let
soul,
none;
bos-om
help- less soul
-<S>-
fe*
Thy
to
Hangs my
want; More than all

in Thee
found, Grace to par -don all
Thee;
find;
sin;
my
.f-
wa - ters roll, While the tem-pest still is

Leave, oh, leave me not
a - lone, Still sup - port and com - fort
Raise the fall - en, cheer the faint, Heal the sick, and lead the
the heal -ing streams abound; Make and keep me pure with
Let
i
my
Hide me,
my
All
trust on
Just and ho
Thou of
life
ly
the
Sav
Thee
is
iour,
is
Thy
foun-tain
high:
me.
blind.
- in.
:2T=2x:
hide,
Till
stayed,
All
the storm of life

my help from Thee
name,
am
art,
Free-ly
past;
bring;
ness;
is
I
un-right-eous take of
Thee;
all
me
let
the ha - ven guide,

de-fense - less head With
of
sin,
False, and full
I
am,
Thou
Spring Thou up with -in my heart, Rise
Safe
Si?
in
er
rh-
Cov
to
my
-*--
>gr
While the near-er
&-
'
^rx
2=*:
;2:
fly,
on
re-ceive
the shad
art full
to
all
E5
my
-ow
of
e
soul
at
of Thy
truth and
ter
ni
*
,
last.
wing.
grace.
-
^=t
^&r
ty.
REFUGE
He Hideth My Soul
Hide me under the shadow
Fanny
i
1.
2.
3.
4.
J.
of
William
Crosby, 1820-1915
yi^j^j^
3
T
A
A
won - der - ful

won - der - ful
Sav
Sav
*=E
**Tf!
hid - eth my soul in the

hold - eth me up, and I
sing in my rap-ture, oh,
I
His per- feet sal -va-tion, His
ness di - vine,
clouds of the
sky,
ers of pleas-ure I
see.
eth me strength as my day.
minel
such a Re-deem-er as
shout with the millions on high.
-
giv
He
He
me;
way;
riv
1838-1921
t=Pn
3=2=
Uc
îpsî^pii *
Sav - iour to
bur - den a
full
Kirkpatrick,
J.
my Lord, A won - der - ful

my Lord, He tak - eth my
He crowns, And, filled with His
I
rise
To meet Him in
/
ES
17:8
*=B
iour is
Je - sus
iour is
Je - sus
With num - ber-less bless - ings each mo - ment
When clothed in His bright-ness, trans-port -ed
-A- -A-
^S
510
Thy wings. Psalm
vr* ^
>
He
hid
my
eth
cleft of the rock,

shall not be moved,
glo - ry to God
won-der- ful love,
soul
tg-
He
For
I'll
the cleft of the rock
in
^^m
=
E*.
at
Where
-^H-^-d
That shadows a dry,
thirst-y
land;
He hideth my
i*
-*v p
te
u.
life
>
i
in
g
>
y.
'
the depths of His love
-1
d-J J J -s-^r _T~7~+

i
<*p
And cov - ers me
fe
HPi
Rgif
*=f
fcife
there with His hand,
And cov - ers me
rr ntff
there with His hand
sfe
"TTT
465
CHRISTIAN LIFE
511
The
Thou
Samuel
-*
E.
Rock
Cleft of the
art
my
hiding place. Psalm 32:7
Good, 1878-1905
Samuel E. Good, 1878-1905
j/S^P
jj^-j^hh-W-j
the Rock
1.
There's a
cleft
2.
There
3.
Oh,
peace for the soul that hid

soul, thou who now art wea
is
in
BS Qt
3=
t:
SBS
come
mP
ly
ly
er
for
*=*
rest,
Come
5^
p
r
lows
Where my
eth
In
ry,
To
"
hide While the storms of life

the soul that on
than I,
For
ps
bil -
ges,
-
|t
w=&
the
i
ar
are
is
do
-p-v
r^=gf
rag
And
ing
the
And the
con - fid - eth
can cheer thee, To the
ly
ly
35T-
>
TTT
t
of the Rock,
Oh, the cleft
tide.
that
&
Refbain
>
roll o'er
MT
Him who on
to
may
soul
the Rock
the Rock
feM rr ^ ^
t-Jt
*z*--^-
safe
high
of
the Rock will try.

dear lov-ing Saviour's breast. Oh, the cleft of the Rock, Oh, the cleft of the Rock,
cleft of
mm
Where my
Where my
soul
soul
i
may
Be
cure -
ly,
may
may
While the
hide,
se
cure
egg
FPPPPPPPau
ly
hide,
=?
n=*
^^^HPf^^^^l
*-T
storms of
mi
466
35=^
*,
life
are
rag
f=f=if
ing,
And
the
bil
lows
roll o'er
E'S'fWF
the
tide.
1ifir-
REFUGE
spoken unto you, that
in
Me
ye might have peace. John 16:33
William
Mary D. James, 1810-1883
umm
ji j= 5
b*U ^
rift
Long pur-sued
3.
4.
ed Rock I'm rest-ing, Safe-ly
by
sin
and
Sa
*A
pi
_a
r ^
se - cure
tan,
19th Century
*=?
3?4
shel-tered,
ry, sad,
=fe
this blest ref
fcH
*=*
me, While with-in the cleft I hide.

ter, O - pened in
my Saviour's breast.
His smiles of love I
ing; In
live.
uge,
:=K
rr
-^
in
Wea
*c
There no foes nor storms mo-lest

Then I found this heav'n-ly shel
Now in Je - sus I am find
All
-*LjeL
t=e
pc :&$
Pfflff
Heed - ing not
the fierc-est blast.
ms
f
-m
*-*-*-
Refrain
*=*=
Now
tft-1
VV. Bentley,
a -bide;
I
longed for rest;
Peace, which passeth un - der-stand - ing, Joy, the world can nev-er give,
In
the rift - ed Rock I'll hide me, Till the storms of life are past,
the
In
1.
2.
512
Rock I'm Resting
In the Rifted
These things have
I'm rest-ing, sweet-ly rest-ing,
t=t
Je
sus, bless
^3HH
:2=2:
f*
|a
the clef t once
made
f g
Fjg
.
for
^=*
^=H:
ed Rock of
In
ges,
f2 ,-1*
4=
will hide
fe
my
self
in
me:
m
Thee.
(=-
-**
CHRISTIAN LIFE
513
My
Hide Me,
Fanny
Saviour
He
In the secret of His tabernacle shall

1820-1915
hide we. Psalm 27:5
Crosby,
J.
**-t
1.
2.
3.
v;
me
Hide me, O my Sav-iour, hide
rag - ing
Hide me, when the storm is
Hide me, when my heart is break -ing
-r
fThy
A-
A-
<
-\
A.
ho
In
O'er
place;
ly
trou
life's
bled
sea;
woe;
With
its
weight
of
|ak
SEP
,->
=iEpfe^^F^pip^^^^î
Rest
Like
When
be-neath Thy glo

on
o - cean's bil
tears I
seek
the com
ing there
a
in
dove
ry,
let
lows,
let
fort
Thou canst
A i-A
&
me
me
see
Thy
face.
fly
to
Thee.
lone
be
^'-^
r-A
stow.
~~
J3
^ r^
'
dL'Ezsirzk:
Refeain
Hide
Hide
me,
me,
ly
hide
g
teEEÊ
35
Sav
Sav
iour,
^
*-
bless-ed Sav-iour,
3^
iour,
keep
keep Thou
=
4ST+
hide
me;
me,
E3zp
S3
my
468
d=t
&fc
me,
hide
me, safe
hide
:E
i^l
sii
-=t
^=
jsl
r~
4==
iipS
me
Safe
ly,
Lord, with
?hee.
me,
j-_!-_ .._._
...
*^
* J"5
*=
REFUGE
Hide Thou
Thou
Fanny
J.
art
my
Crosby, 1820-1915
fan
2.
Thy cleft,
From the snare
3.
In
O Rock
In
1.
the
lone
of
sin
ly
night
of
Hide
Hide
row, Hide
ges,
sor
of
l=Ei
2t
ful pleas
514
hiding place. Psalm 32:7
7=*=*^
Me
ure,
ess
f
m=m
ful
fit
soul's
glo
**H
ry
tern
ter
dawns
es,
ure,
row,
(E
3*
*Thou
Thou
Thou
Hide
Hide
Hide
me;
me;
me;
Where
no
When
the
the
In
Jt
E
*C
-V
-*a-
me; When the

me; Thou, my
me; Till
in
Thou
Thou
Thou
125
pest rag
nal treas
the mor
3EEJ
^^^^^^^-^^
tal
arm
can
world
its
pow'r
is
sight
of
Jor
dan's
mor
^m
*
ev
yield
l
dSE
bil
-ftk.
er
ing
low,
From my heart
And my heart
bos
Let
Thy
/&r-
m?
Thy
is
love
a.',
for
most
my
om
*=i
i
-:
:
H^l^^l^fe^f
it=
pil
sev
wield
Hide me,
Hide me,
low; Hide me,
er,
ing,
O
O
Thou Rock of
Thou Rock of
Thou Rock of
A
A
A
ges,
ges,
ges,
Safe
Safe
Safe
--2-
in
in
in
Thee,
Thee.
Thee.
469
CHRISTIAN LIFE
515
Shelter in the Time of Storm

My God
Vernon
the rock of
is
my
refuge. Psalm 94:22
Charlesworth, b. 1839
Arr. by Ira D. Sankey, 1840-1908
J.
m^qji^^=4^^^^^^
1.
The Lord's our Rock,
2.
in
Him we
hide,
shade by day, de-fense by night,

The rag-ing storms may round us beat,
3.
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di
vine,
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dear,
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storm.
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storm.
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Oh, Je-sus
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is
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a wea-ry land,
wea-ry
sat
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B
470
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sus
te-*- te
a Rock
is
te
i =za=a
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in
a wea - ry
land,
ter
fc
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shel-ter in the time of storm.
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a wea-ry land;
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REFUGE
516
Closer Cling to Jesus

[He] exhorted them
Ida L. Reed,
b.
George C. Hugg, 1848- 1907
-J*
3*
1.
2.
3.
Do
life's
Are
Are
they would cleave unto the Lord. Acts 11:23
that
all,
1865
storms
there griefs
thy
days
^P^
5f?
bove thee
roll ?
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus
that
bow
low
Clos
er cling
to
Je
sus
full
oft
drear ?Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus
thee
en
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There
is
ref
uge
He
He
thine
ev
'ry
give
thee
will
for
thy
soul,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus.
care doth
know,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus.
and
cheer,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus.
joy
#-
-(*-
^~v
Near
Do
er
press
not stand
ing
to
part
Him, love Him,
Trust
pmm^^
r
to
j=
wing
His side, 'Neath His

and grieve, At
His
feet
Him
CrownHim
ev
_j_
cling,
se - cure
bur
thy
-
er
ly
hide,
den leave;
more thy King
T11
S J-H
33
5t=* Si
P=fe
55
Safe
Ask,
Glad
ly
in
and
His
ness, peace
His
bide,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus.
ceive,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
sus.
'twill bring,
Clos
er
cling
to
Je
love
strong help
re
and
rest
$ S=Fc=f
sus.
i
471
CHRISTIAN LIFE
517
Sometimes the Shadows Are Deep

Lead me
Rock
to the
that
higher than /.Psalm 61:2
is
Erastus Johnson, 1826-1909
2SE
I m Vw
r
1.
2.
3.
O
O
O
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some-times the shad-ows are deep, And rough seems the path to the goal,
some-times how long seems the day, And sometimes how wea-ry my feet;
near to the Rock let me keep, If
bless-ings or sor-rows pre-vail;
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i*=p
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r
And
sorrows, sometimes how they sweep Like tempests down o - ver the soul!
But toil - ing in life's dust-y way, The Rock's blessed shadow, how sweet!
Or climb -ing the moun-tain way steep, Or walk -ing the shad-ow - y vale.
then
the
to
^._
Rock
me
let
^-rr
U_
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E
M
p
1
^
t-
To the Rock that
fly,
me
is
^^ ^y^m^^îil
let
fly,
jg
sjee^
FEES
high
n
^
er than
is
p-p-
then
I;
high
er
j*=|=zg zz:fc=f-4d_
than
the Rock
to
let
me
I;
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iê*=
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i5.
mm^m^
To
fly
let
472
me
fly
the
Rock that
is
high
er
than
I.
I
mm
REFUGE
Jesus, Lover of
Who
My
loved me, and gave Himself for
we. Gal.
1.
Je
2.
Oth
3.
4.
sus,
er
lov
ref
of
er
my
soul,
none,
want;
me to Thy bos - om fly,

Hangs my help -less soul on Thee;
More than all
in
Thee I
find;
is
found,
Grace to
Thou, O Christ, art all

Plenteous grace with Thee
eppp
While the
near
Leave, oh,
Raise the
leave
Let
heal
Let
m"
-\*-
55:
par
don
wa
sin;
-S~^
3E
- ters roll,
While the tem
Still
not
sup - port
a - lone,
sick,
en, cheer the faint, Heal the
ing streams abound; Make .and keep
er
my
all
S=
it:
:
pest
me
fall
the
2:20
Joseph P. Holbrook, 1822-1$
uge have
518
Soul
still
high,
is
and com-fort me.

and lead the blind,
me pure with-in.
^>
i
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f
Hide
me,
All
my
my Sav
trust
Just
and
ho
Thou
of
life
Thee
ly
is
the
iour,
on
is
Thy
foun
tain
hide,
Till
stayed,
All
name,
all
un
art,
Free-ly
let
me
J- i
m^^
the storm of life

help from Thee
my
am
LS
past;
bring;
right-eous-ness;
take of Thee;
is
x=fe
pip
^pi
3=^mmf^
T
a
Safe
Cov
in
to
my
the
ha
ven
de - fense-less
of
sin,
I
False, and full
Spring Thou up with-in
my
-
er
^ r%
my
guide,
head
am,
With the shad- ow of Thy wing.

Thou art full of truth and grace.
heart,
Rise
re
to
ceive
all
at
soul
ter
ni
last.
ty.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
519
Me a
Give
And
Thomas MacKellar,
Foothold
Rock was Christ. 1 Cor.
that
Henry
:J fr-t
3=fej
1.
Give
Give
3.
Give
me
me
me
a
a
foothold
lows round
me
roll;
foothold
iour
the
lost!
the
sea,
of
ces 'yond
mmmmm
,#
Let
not
ad
their wild
The world and
sin
im
my
uJt
mi
to
The
day
of
my
am
the
of
Bid
clock,
wel
-> -Jâ
on
me.
to
ZEE*
P
-
^
P -iX -4J -~*3-.
ah
M
* Th-- ^ ^
1
the wave,
Thou Rul
er
of
the
sea,
My
God,
give
me
stay;
and watch-ing
Th e
nig he
of
sor
toil
est
o'er,
m
35L
row
m
474
tend
a-
.fit
step
fe_!
Thy might -y arm

me Thy hand
to
up
on th'e
ter
to
save
The
soul
of
grace,
Lest
be
cast
nal
shore,
And
rest
in
peace
t:
past,
:t=
^3!^^
Ex
reach an anch' ring place
^Ppg
Stretch forth
soul.
tern - pest - tost.
come home
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trem-bling
that walk
strive
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pet
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3=3
uous shock O'er-whelm

strug-gles mock, And
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on the Rock; The bil

on the Rock,
O Sav
Till voi
foothold on the Rock,
Rupp,
S.
mm
:33E
2.
10:4
1812-1899
that calls
on Thee.
a - way.
at
last.
REFUGE
Where Could
Lord,
shall
2.
Liv
ing
be
low
in
old
this
sin
love them ev I
Neighbors are kind,
love
Life here is grand with friends I
-K-
4:
h.
w
can
sweet
God's
*r
so dear,
6:68
1902-1961
B. Coats,
fc
I*.
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P"
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ac
fc
ford;
cord;
Striv
But
own Word; Yet
-
when
when
my
lone
soul
face
fort
long
f f
in
get from
temp - ta needs man - na from
lit
--*-*
com -fort
-
f-
j_-j_^^^3
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g-s
tj
ing
a
a
ly
Com
get
We
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ik
Hard
ful world,
'ry one,
fflgg 1s
N
life. John
James
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3.
the words of eternal
hast
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;4=
1.
Thou
we go?
B. Coats, 1902-1961
James
:4:
whom
to
520
Go?
to
face
the
chill
tions sore,
a - bove,
of death,
mm
ing
hand
fe
Refrain
Where
could
^3
go
but
to
the
-5
ac
>
ta
ts
Lord? Where could
F
U
go,
1_
PÊ^f^^^^^g^^
where could
go,
mm F
Seek - ing
4-
ref
tz
uge for
it
my
soul?
Need - ing
pit f, f
i
i^fc^gi^pi
mm
friend
to
save
me
in
the end,
Where could
go,
but
to
the Lord?
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Used by permission.
475
CHRISTIAN LIFE
521
Rock of Ages,
And
Cleft for
Rock was Christ. 1 Cor.
that
Me
10:4
Thomas
Augustus M. Toplady, 1740-1778
Hastings,
1784-1872
s- L
t=
w
o
-w
1.
2.
3.
4.
Rock of
Not the
ges,
la - bor
Noth-ing in
my
While I draw this
Let
Could
the
my
wa
zeal
Nak - ed, come

When I soar
cleft
for
of
my
hands
me,
hands
bring,
fleet -ing breath,
ter
and
no
res
to
to
Thee
me
Let
Can
Sim
ful
-
hide
- fill
ply
to
my -self
Thee;
the law's de-mands;
Thy
cross
When my heart-strings
the blood, From Thy riv - en

pite know, Could my tears for
for dress; Help -less, look to
worlds un-known, See
Thee on
side
-
ev
in
I
break
cling;
in
death,
which flowed,
-
er
flow,
Thee for grace,

Thy judg-ment throne,
slistt
Be
of
All
for
Foul,
I
sin
sin
to
Rock of
the
could
the
-
ges,
- le
cure; Cleanse me from its guilt and pow'r.
not
a - tone, Thou must save, and Thou a - lone.
foun-tain fly,
Wash me, Sav - iour, or I die.
cleft for me,
Let
me hide my - self in Thee.
doub
nîim
522
Fast to Thine
Arm
G. VV. Lyon, 19th Century
G.
W.
Lyon, 19th Century
ffeSiiiii
1.
2.
3.
476
my
LookThoaon me, Here
Far,far,fromThee
but wander
I
a stran-ger, Sad - ly I roam, Thro a strange country, Far from my home;
Lead me, my Sav-iour,Show me the way, That I maynev-er
Far fromThee stray;
Je -sus
I'm but
Saviour,
Arm
Fast to Thine
Upm^
*m
m-
5=t3:
=F*
am sowea-ry, Sigh-ing for rest, Bless me, my Sav-iour, Come to my breast.

To rest complete.
y my weakness, Strengthen my feet, That Imayjour-ney
No rude a -larpi, While I am clinging, Fast to Thine arm.
fear no dan-ger.
Pit
I
r k&
w-
W- r ~
A-,
523
Hiding in Thee
r,
Ira D.
Sankey, 1840-1908
A L^
1
'
i
1.
2.
3.
safe to
In the calm of
How oft in
high - er than I,
the Rock that is
My
soul in its
the noon-tide, in
sor - row's lone hour, In
times when tempthe con-flict, when pressed by the foe,
I have fled
to my
&L
ES
=3:
con
- flicts
ta
and
sor
-rows would
me
tion casts o'er

-
its
uge and breathed out
Thou
Thou
Have
Thine would I be;

wide, heav-ing sea,
sea - bil - lows roll,
BHfc
EK
ia
J3fejs:|^|i_j-î-Uj_J
^r
Ref
r
k
my
fly;
So
pow'r;
In
woe;
sinthe
How
ful,
so
wea
tem- pests of life,

oft - en, when tri
- ges, "I'm hid - ing

blest "Rock of
blest "Rock of A - ges, " I'm hid - ing
Thou Rock of
in Thee, O
I hid - den
^m
-KitL
ry, Thine,
on
its
als
like
in
Thee,
Thee,
my
soul.
in
g H&
it
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Refrain
Hid-ing in Thee, Hid-ing
j^
r-
in
ykV
-ti
Thee, Thou blest 'Rock of Ages,

'
32:
"I'm hid
r-trf
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41
CHRISTIAN LIFE
524
The Haven of Rest

He
Henry
bringeth
L. Gilmour,
them unto
George D. Moore, 19th Century
mmm=mm
i
1.
My
2.
3.
The
4.
Oh,
in
sad
song
ed
of
my
my
come
to
the
soul
yield
mSS*H^r=
i
ex
Sav
life's
So
sea,
em - brace,
Lord made me whole
He
iour,
on
out
ten
pa
And
Has
der
tient
To
waits,
ly
^==?--
3=
r r~
dis
ing hold of
old sto - ry
the
so
His pow-er
di
s;fc
was
ile
His
to
since the
soul
faith tak
been the
save by
self
bur-dened with sin and

-
haven. Psalm 107:30
their desired
1836-1920
W^-
trest,
Till
Word,
My
blest,
Of
Come,
vine;
heard a sweet voice say-ing,

fet-ters fell off, and I
Je - sus, who'll save who-soan - chor your soul
in
the
t=t=t=:
D.
S.-The
tern -pest
may
fe=HE
sweep o'er the
Fine
"Make me your
an
ev
ha
soul;
er
will
have
ven
of
rest,
And
-F-
storm
The
en
ha
home
say,
deep,
t-
"My
5
In..
Je
Be
rest
ha
-
lov
sus
I'm
ven
of
rest,
is
my
Lord,
ven
of
rest,
ed
is
mine.
E =fE
*=&
i -fc S
tbc
ha
tered the
ven
of
in
the
J.
mifc=t
5
wild,
And
my
choice;"
chored
safe
ev
er
3z:
1zcz=|zs:
-
Refrain
I've anchored
D. S.
my
^^
fe
more.
soul in the
ha - ven of
rest,
I'll sail
l*-?*-
k v
ys:
the wide seas no
more;
REFUGE
Under His Wings

Under His wings shah thou
trust.
525
Psalm
91:4
William O. dishing, 1832-1902
Ira D.
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J)
2.
3.
wm
=g
I
am safe - ly
der His wings
Un-der His wings, what a ref - uge
Un-der His wings, O what precious
Un
1.
in
bid
sor
How
row!
and
tern
ly
turns
life's
tri
deep ens
yearn -ing
hide
mm i
till
pests
to
als
will
keep me;
balm for
my
heal -ing,
can harm me;
$?
*:
S*
Still
rest!
Oft
o'er;
Shel-tered, pro
vil
mr
^
1
Him;
trust
-
tec t
ed,
:fc=S
ri
*=j+94
am
has re-deemed me, and I
I
I
find comfort, and there
Rest-ing in
Je - sus I'm safe ev
no
no
He
His
child.
There
am
blest.
P iT
will
when earth has
en
r=r^
know He
can
wild,
HH^hH
EE
SfeS
-
are
His
are
the heart
enjoy - ment! There
fe ^^4y= pg F 3rN
-
3=?
Though the night
ing;
teH^^^^f-K'
-
Sankey, 1840-1908
Refrain
er
û
r~r
Un-der His wings, un-der His wings, Who from His
-L
love can sev
more.
LP^
r
er?
-f-^^J-Z.
Un
-der His wings
fc
my
soul shall a
C-P
bide,
-!.
Safe-ly
bide
for-ev
er.
i
479
CHRISTIAN LIFE
No Friend Like Jesus
526
Ye are
My
friends,
if
ye do whatsoever
command you. John
Mrs. H. A. Hendricks, 20th Century
iSPPS
jfeiNl^fe^riha
^
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
There
There
There
There
There
is
is
is
is
is
not
not
not
not
not
a
a
a
a
a
friend
friend
friend
friend
friend
like
like
like
like
like
Je
Je
Je
Je
Je
In
the try - ing scenes of life,
sus; Bid the scoff - ing world a - dieu;
sus; Trust Himev - 'ry-whereyou go;
sus When you draw your life's last breath
sus; What a bless -ed tho't to
be
sus
^-
BHiHB
8kE
15:14
f=pt=P:
-yf
T"
H iî=li!=ll^
BEFfe
%
He
can hear the heart's faint whis-per, Calm the tem-pest's rag-ing strife.
For
if you're a-shamed of
Je - sus He will be
a-shamed of
you.
He has trod the way be - fore you, Suf-fered ev - 'ry pain and woe.
If
you'll be
His friend while liv - ing, He will be your friend in death.
Fold - ed in
His arms of
pow - er Ev - er in
e - ter - ni - ty!
mwmi
^^^mmmm^m
m mmmm
Refrain
There
is
not
a friend
like
Je
Pa
sus,
tient, ten-der,
kind and
true;
-a-
^3EE
**#
If
you'll be
=:}=*
5rr
a friend of
Je
sus,
He
will
be
a friend
:fcfc
Copyright, 1908, by Nelson & Teasley.
Used by permission
of Gospel
Trumpet Co.
to
you.
COMFORT AND CONSOLATION
I've
A Friend
that sticketh closer than a brother. Prov.
James G. Small, 1817-1888
I've
I've
I've
I've
found
found
found
found
527
Found a Friend
18:24
a Friend,
a Friend,
a Friend,
a Friend,
such
such
such
such
oh,
oh,
oh,
oh,
a
a
a
a
Friend! He loved me
knew
ere
I
Friend! He bled, He died to save
Friend! All pow'r to
Him is giv Friend! So kind. and true, and ten -
iSIi
To guard me on
So
wise
a Coun
But
my onward
And
sel
or
course,
He bound me to Him.
own self He gave me.
And thus
the cords of love,

the gift
of life,
and Guide, So
en,
der,
wm^mm\
pps
He drew me with
And not a - lone
Him;
me;
His
bring
me
might
safe
a
to heav-en.
De-fend - er!
j^gjjjlg
wmm
And
round
Naught that
Th' e
From
ter
my heart
I
still
have rny
nal glo - ries

loves me
Him who
close
own
ly
gleam a
now
which naught can sev - er,

it
for
the Giv - er:
To nerve my faint en-deav - or:
What pow'r my soul can sev - er?
twine Those
call,
far,
so well,
ties
hold
fSP
mmmmm.
I
am His, and He is mine, For
My heart, my strength, my life, my all, Are
For
So
Shall
now
life
to watch, to
or death,
or
work, to war,
earth or hell?
ev
His,
And then
No;
and
er
and His
to
rest
am
His
for-ev
for-ev
for-ev
for-ev
er.
er.
er.
er.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
528
Does Jesus Care?
Casting all your care upon Him; for

Frank E. Graeff, 1860-1919
=**
*S
ffi
1.
2.
3.
4.
Does
Does
Does
Does
Je
Je
Je
Je
sus
sus
sus
sus
careth for you. I Pet. 5:7
^:
care
care
care
care
when my heart is pained

dark
when my way
is
when I've tried and failed
when I've said "good-bye"
m
*
1
ta - tion
earth to
And
the
Does He
my
Tho'
Is
it
rofei
song;
fear?
strong;
me.
As
As
To the dear -est
on
-V
V*
bfe
*-
bur - dens press, and the cares dis - tress,

day - light fades in - to deep night shades,
When for my deep grief I find no
re - lief,
And my sad heart aches till it near - ly breaks
long?
near?
long?
Oh,
yes,
&
to
m-
Too
deep - ]y
for
With a name - less
To re - sist some temp-
the
the
way grows wea - ry and

be
care
e - nough to
tears flow all
the night
aught
i=3FgF5
*t
mirth and
dread and
Lincoln Hall, 1866-1930
J.
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3î
*
He
Him? Does He
He
cares,
see?
3-
g T
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fcJh:
1*"
know He
cares! His heart
is
touched with my grief
^^
n
taprt
r
1*"
ad
When
lib.
the days are
fc*3
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wea
I*
482
ry,
the long nights drear-y,
know my Sav
m?==ttM=
iour cares.
(He cares.
Arms
Safe in the
Fanny
J.
'4 f
T
-
?^
=*#
!
Safe
in
Safe
in
Je - sus,
1.
2.
3.
529
of Jesus
Underneath are the everlasting Arms. Deut. 33:27

Crosby, 1820-1915
BB
i =t
L-
the arms
sus,
the arms
sus,
my
uge,
His gen
Safe on
Safe from cor - rod
Je - sus has died
= *e
i=^
of
Je
of
Je
heart's dear ref
b *>
-*
-*-
31
tie
breast,
ing
care,
for
me;
4:
-r
Ref. Safe in
the
arms
Je
of
on
Safe
sus,
His
gen
breast,
tie
Fine
rit.
feJ-l
^3?
hri
<.
~^T
There by
His love o'er - shad
Safe from the world's temp-ta Firm on the Rock of
A
fel
/"J
:=
Sweet-ly
can
ed,
tions,
Sin
ges
Ev
er
Al-
my
soul
shall
rest.
not
harm
me
there.
my
trust
shall
be.
shall
rest.
4sz
3E
rnpi
i
There
ntt
y-y
love
o'er
Aad
Sweet
ed,
'
IS
41
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ly
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soul
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lO
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j
J
AJ
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Hark!
Free
Here
't
fr
1
om
sor
et
me
pa
JL..
hyij
jL.
wait with
JfL.
'
(S*- V
an
the voice
of
the blight of
is
m
1
jm.
gels,
row,
tience,
-p-
h-
my
Wa it
the night
>
till
*^f
f!f
m &
-4-
song
to
doubts and
Boi ne in
Fre e from
fears;
o'er;
is
gfc1
me,
-^Jw
"P"
l
*"
1
D.C. Refeain
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/7\
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O
On
Wait
ggr
ver
ly
till
the fields of
a
few more
the
I
see
rt
s^
glo
ry,
tri
als,
morn
ing
TZ
the jas - per sea

few more tears!,
On - ly
a
Break on the gold - en
shore
-
ver
& ?=T^
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CHRISTIAN LIFE
OfJ\J
Abram
2.
suffer,
we
Him.
shall also reign with
Tim. 2:12
-II
From Temple
Metzler, 1854-1918
When tri - als

When wa-ters
1.
3.
Be Not Afraid
we
If
The
"Let
and temp-ta
of
soul that Je
af
sus
flic -
lov
not your heart be troub
tions
tion
eth
led,
A -round thee dark -ly

May seem
WHen storms and
flow,
Or through some
That like a
ver-flow,
He'll chas-ten and re -fine,
to
" Oh, hear the Saviour speak, God
com-forts
^g^^^
PP^^^^
m
-m
r=f=in
griefs as
ery
golden
tri
lus
you
sor
fi
in
al
To bring thy cour - age

You may be called to
ter
It
thee
sail
rows,
-&-*
low,
go,
j*.
JfL.
Be not dis - cour-aged,

Keep up your faith and
The dross a - lone will
may the bright -er shine;

When sad you feel and weak; He
broth - er, But firm - ly stand and

si cour - age, The Lord will dis
is bright -er
per - ish, The gold
riv - er Which sin-ners can - not
Star
The clouds a pate The waves that

made; Be
not dis wade. And death shall
wait;
leads you through the
gain will van - ish,

dash a - gainst thee,
cour-aged, broth - er,
lose
its
ter
rojs.
gsgai^te^
Oh,
Fear
Fear
Fear
be thou
be
be
be
not,
not,
not,
heav'n, There
^pt=jb=^=
484
is
not
not
not
not
a
a
a
a
sweet
rest, there is
fraid!
fraid
fraid!
fraid!
!
There
is
sweet rest in heav'n, There
sweet
rest,
There
is
m ^
f
is
sweet rest
sweet rest
f- jel.J2J:
in
in heav'n.
3:
Weary and Worn
Often
There remaineth therefore a
W.
*!
-
You
3.
<m
sw 9
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&>
en
i *
J
2
heav
ji
it
es
a-
shall
go
re-cline;
J *LJ-J#=*
Oh, there conies a sweet whis- per to

To the light of His pres-ence in
seek where they
For a coun - try
I
ev - 'ry sigh, "Do not faint 'neath the load,

man-sions on high, Where the faith-ful re -pose;
er-more die, And in Zi - on my home,
nev
quell
-U
W=-&
Sav-iour
Ff#
f fff
my heartthrobs with woe;
y,
hear, your free spir

bed
of sweet ros
S.
1853
b.
wea -ry and worn on
D.
tUMM.
4:9
will
fr-4-
>
God. Heb.
the path-way be -low, When the bur -den is

not la-bor long for the Mas-ter be -low, Soon His call you will
Then, dear Saviour, I would not in sad-ness re-pine, Nor would here on a
Oft
1.
2.
the people of
rest to
Cosner, 19th Century
F.
on high,
In the
beau-ti-ful
cit -
there
there
there
is
is
is
rest
rest
rest
=Pe
wthere
is
rest
Refrain
m
There
There
is
is
rest
rest
cit- y there
=*=*
by and by,
by and
is
rest
by, there
by
is
and
rest
by;
by and by."
by and by.
by and by.
In
by
and
by.
d=
the beau
- ti
ful
by and by,
Where
the ran-scmed shall live with the
m
485
CHRISTIAN LIFE
Come
532
Come
B. Elliott
Me
Closer to
unto Me,
you rest. Matt. 11:28
/ will give
Warren, 1867-1951
:a=
a t-*
1.
2.
3.
When
When
When
When
wea-ry with
round in this
flic-tions
get
in
a
af
am
all
Off
dark land,
suf
the day,
of
toils
cold,
fer long,
se - vere,
in
Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
the
se
cret
mmsmmmmm
4.
meeting with
:=:
tri - als
p?pi
is
pray; There
n *=e
My
er,
say,
can
hear
'
'Come
mm
j-^rr^^
Rekbain
pp^PHpi
-
"Come
the hand, "Come
be strong, Come
ly
êe*
t=#
clos
=P=
can hear my Lord

sweet
me
me
to stand, Je - sus says, hold-ing
by
love - ly song: "Trust in My grace and
you
shall
loved ones here, Look - ing to
Je - sus, His voice I
kneel and
Noth-ing en - cour - a - ges

Je - sus comes, bringing this
When I am part-ing with
child,
Me."
to
Clos
My
er,
to
child,
Me,
I-
^^r
I
K
=K
j
Clos
gE^
j
-
My
er,
3TtX
child,
Me,
to
Clos
=^
jj
er,
My
child,
to
^=^#N^^^g
?=*
Me,
rit
Come
clos
come clos
er,
come
clos
clos
er,
My
child,
fcr
From
Select
Hymns.
to
Me.
er,
^W
W9
V
p
Copyright, 1902, by B. E. Warren.

486
Clos
er,
come
er,
f*
r^Z*
Used by permission of Gospel Trumpet Co
533
Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

Let not your heart be troubled. John 14:1
Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
H $9
$r
:4:
1.
2.
3.
B.
Let
Let
Let
heart
be
in
calm
as
)*-
trou
. sur
be dimmed with doubt
P^ i
-
-4:
Warren, 1867-1951
3;
your wear
your peace
your nope
not
not
not
Elliott
-*r
"A"
-j*-
bled,
ance
Be
Be
lieve
ruf
not
Let
ing,
in
fled
life's
-+-
Siii
mmm m ni m
m
^
m
^
\
Me; For
God, be lieve in
life,
But,
the storms of
bur- dens foil your grace; But
-
by
IS
ft
ft
My
in
sol
in
Fa-ther's house are man sions, I

with firm en - dur - ance, Just
each con - flict vie - fry shout ing, Like
-
dier-like,
ft
=BBE
-P-
Refrain
pre
ry
will
glo
pare
in
who runs
him
^t
a place
the
ho
win
to
for
thee,
ly
strife,
race.
Let
Let
P
trou
trou
bled,
bled,
Let
not
sNN
your heart
Let not your heart
not
your
your
not
be
be
trou
trou
not your heart
be
i^â
3
Let
be
ppppp
T-
i i^p
your heart
not.
heart
heart
be
be
trou
trou
bled,
bled,
Let
3
-
bled,
bled,
Nor
let
ilB
487
CHRISTIAN LIFE
534
Never Alone
/ will never leave thee,
Eben
nor forsake thee.Yieh. 13:5
Composer Unknown
E. Rexford, b. 1848
mmm^^^m^^m
by M. L. McPhail, 19th Century
Arr.
How ma
1.
2.
3.
- ny
times, dis - cour
Oh, soul, hast thou for - got
Take cour - age, way - worn pil
We
sink
be - side the
word and
ten - der
grimlTho' mists and shad -ows
aged,
ten
The
way
sweet
hide
353
A
bout
Of Him
The face
us
ail
who
left
of
Him
dark
is
be-hiud
thou lov
We
hard
Him The
print
uess,
He's
est,
ly
ev
of
er
dare
bleed
at
to
pray.
ing
thy
feet?
aa
SEE*:
Then, thro'
"I
nev
Reach out
F#
rater
-
shad
the
er
mists and
will
for
thy
hand
and
sake
b>
PP
lf=^=Sp
ows, 1 he sweet
Oh, child,
"Hsm, And lo,
thee,
find
side.
est
voice e'er
known
so
wea
grown
the
ry
clouds have flown
mw=mS
am
- ber,
Says, "Child,
Re
He
-mem
smiles
on thee
not with
have prom
who prom
thee,
ised
ised
Nev
Nev
Nev
er
er
er
to
to
to
leave thee
leave thee
leave thee
a
a
a
lone?"
lone."
lone.
Never Alone
m^
3Ê^
prom
ised nev
er
leave
to
g -U fE
Nev
me,
er
leave
g - g
1-
to
me
=fc=f
jg
lone.
g^ s=fl
The Great Physician

Lo,
am
with you
alway Matt.
m ^
s iHl
The great Phy
Your man - y
3.
All
4.
And when
1.
glo
=t
ft
2.
535
28:20
- si
cian
now
near,
is
are all
for-giv'n,
ry
the dy - ing Lamb!
to that bright world a - bove
sins
to
The sym - pa
We
- thiz - ing Je
hear the voice of Je
now be - lieve in Je
rise
to
be with Je
sus;
sus;
sus;
sus,
-
Fine.
erfta
He
-^
-m
hear the voice
of
Je
a crown with Je
love the name of
love the bless - ed Sav-iour's name, I
I
Je
We'll sing a -round the throne of love. His name, the name of
Je
Go
speaks the droop

on your way
ing heart
in
peace
e^m
D.
S.
Sweet
est
car
ol
to cheer,
to heav'n,
And wear
:tz=t=
er
Je
sung,
mj-
sus, bless
ed
sus.
sus.
sus.
sus.
*I
Je
Refrain
Sweet-est note
sus.
i). a.
in
ser
hm
aph song,
==
Sweet-est
name on mor
pz=s
tal
tongue;
msi
CHRISTIAN LIFE
536
Some Near, Near Day

Until the day break, and the shadoius flee.S.S. 2:17
Charles
Edwin
Pollock, b. 1853
^mm^m0m
r=p=
1.
2.
3.
4.
be o'er, And sin and sense mo -lest

be o'er, And hands a-wea-ried grow
day these long-ings will be o'er,And hearts grow sick and faint
day our journyings will be o'er, And we will rest for-ev -
Some
Some
Some
Some
*=*
you
from
no more; And
no more; Then
no more; And
er more; En-
day these con-flicts will

day this toil - ing will
^mm
:*=i
from earth be - low, To where the tree of life

go
to your
will come, To
e - ter
call
the skies
a
will
be blest and sat
so wide, All
the Par - a - dise
yon - der pal- a - ces
in
gar -ments pure and white, In
doth grow,
shall pass
in
robed
At
tA-
frh TN -H
Some near,near
day, not
far
way,
J U jj
A
long
nal
home.
is - fied.
ol
light.
*=
f=
Refbain
3^
A A-
g=1hf
Uk
f^J#
a bright and
shin
ing
way An
mmmmgm
an
gel
of
1*
God"s love
r-A
1*
will
come, To guide
ii*
you
to
fcfc
490
r=TT
your heav'n-ly home.
"i
9 A
Me
Jesus Will Bear

Henceforth there
is
laid
up for me a crown
of righteousness. II
W.
*=
SamLiLfE
*#
1.
2.
3.
When
have
;s
~M
537
O'er
S.
4:8
19th Century
fir--
g*-HB
bear me
peace
ask
- der- land, Je
sus will
of
y of glo - ry so bright and fair, Cit - y
glo - ry - land, What could I
Dwelling with Je - sus in
Cit
Tim.
Nickle,
reached earth's bor
a
a
be
way;
bove,
mm^H^m^=Em
s m **^s
-
side?
3F
1MB
Take me to
*-*
Hap - py in
Je - sus there, Tell - ing His
an -gel -band, Near to the
sing with the ransomed band,
shall sing prais
Sing
ing the song
es
to
of the
end - less
wondrous
Sav-iour's
%m
Refbain
J
Car-ried a
i*-:
r r
s
In
to
way
J J
s 1
to the realms of light,
r j
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2EM
Safe
on
I7^Û-4-b
the sum-mer-land ev
4=j=4$hH
the gold
M ?=^
er bright, Je
sus will
-en
shore;
Pe
pPlP
bear
me
o'er.
CHRISTIAN LIFE
My
538
Saviour Cares for
Casting all your care upon
Luther G. Presley,
b.
&
2.
have
Some-times
3.
1.
could
pi=d=iM
T
ll
~jjf
a friend in whom I trust, Tho' great my

my strength seems al-most gone, No light a not do
with -out Him now, His grace my
^
may
Me
careth for you. I Pet. 5:7
=*
:
s=ft
Foes
He
William M. DeVaughan, 1882 1962
tarFrfiT~ri^
XT
for
1887
1a
:fi=
Him;
me
1+
sail
siB
load
may
be;
head
on
see,
ly
plea;
"P
mmi
M.
My
they must,
is watch - ing from His throne,
But God
He keeps the love - light on my brow,
as
r*
*
m
il
f
m
~T~
ai
if
Sav
iour cares
know He
know He
cares
cares
for
me.
me.
me.
for
for
fe
fisz;
1^
3s
Refeain
2
O
yes,
He
cares
for
*
1
ev
'ry
prayer
-t:-^fiir
492
me,
ffi
In
find
Him there,
know
He
1*
My
Sav
^?=$
cares
for
fcfc
me;
iour cares
p-
for
me.
ft
HI
rr
There Any Pleasure?
Is
John
539
16:33
Rudolph Flad, 1806-183C

Trans, by John D. Warkentin, b. 1898
Christian
Vf)
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if
an
1.
Is
3.
Oft
Oh,
4.
What
bless
Yet
Time
There
in
all
is
swift
6.
7.
1
BV-iil
(m\
A
there
our
way
F
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v A
*+ \r
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An
And
ure,
y,
T)
we
life
would
sigh
be;
;n
we
re
ceive,
Then
Oft
glad
ness
We
ly
fleet
Saints have gone
ev
ing,
er!
<
with
From
sor
all
*,
in
life?
row
meet;
toil
be
and
p-
p-
fore.
care,
-&-
L
m
it
H
W
i
as-
-^
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21
Axlli\
Sor
thing
row makes
But
the
When
E May
ven
Pain
and
grief
ft-
-P;
L
r
Av
4m
in
lov
we
treas
us
wea
ing
Sav
pray'r we're kneel

in
our
sad
P-
meet
nev
be
can
all
r*
<^,_
to
Save
Light
of
Life?
ry,
last
we
iour
to
set
die!
free.
lieve.
And
Came
mg And
on
Him
us
be
Life
in
Christ
is
sweet.
on
der
er
yon
en
er,
Them
Nev
-.
ter
shore.
there!
-m-
J"V
ness
ing
L
1*_5
Lord, when I cry with
m^^m
my
\>
Lord, to Thee
Hear,
-u
I
Lord,
hear
3.
Oh, bless
4.
From Him
to
Thee
my
ear
be
help
ed
I
=t
T5>-
5?
11
II
XII
540
C. U. Link,
Thou art
Thy fa
the Lord,
He heard
obtained,And now
cry,
nest cry,
Cry
V-=4-
voice. Psalm 27:7
C. U. Link, 19th Century
1.
jj.
ii
the
at
ure,
-P-'
ii
a tH^-2
1
An
*
*
1-1
*-
-J
joy
tears
ure
'
af-
% F-a
y
with
our
ing,
= 1
2 rvP--
feel
fail
-,z^-
m^ =FeHM
a
ed
our
fr
&*
pleas
X
B
-rxh-
!;
drear
for
we'll rest
~P~
a.
J
2
y
seems
how great
~P-*
L-*- ^
a*
-j
'
2.
5.
19th Century
t=4=t
a
my Rock
and Trust;
en - treat
I
cried.
raise
493
CHRISTIAN LIFE
541
Therefore Give Us Love

Corinthians Chapter 13
Christopher Wordsworth,
5t
1807-1885
Scottish
=*
44=Wd:
folksong
J -iri
Gra-cious Spir-it, Ho - ly Ghost, Taught by Thee we cov-et most, Of Thy gifts at

Faith and hope and love we see, Join-ing hand and hand, a-gree But the greatest
From the o - ver-shad-ow-ing Of Thy gold and sil-ver wing, Shed on us who
1.
2.
3.
ho
54
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|&,
|&
i*
3f
^t
3*
Pen -te- cost, Ho-ly, heav'n-ly

of
the three,
Love
love.
And
the best, is love.

to Thee sing, Ho-ly, heav'n-ly love.
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meek and thinks no wrong; Love than death itself more strong; Therefore give us love,
emp-tied in delight; Love in heav'n will shine more bright; Therefore give us love,
the light of day; Love will ev-er with us stay; Therefore give us love.
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Blest Be the Dear Uniting Love

Being taken from you for a short time
a=st
I
Blest be
Joined in
Par - tak
Then
let
the dear
one
spir
it
ers
of
has
the
ten
us
in presence,
not in heart. I Thess. 2:17
nit
to
John Chetham, 1685-1763
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ing love
That
our Head,
Where He ap - points we
The same in mind and
Which shall our flesh re -
Sav-iour's grace,
to
the
day
will
not
let
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494
is
Hope be
a -way, Melt-ing
to sight;
us
part;
go;
heart,
store,
LOVE AND FELLOWSHIP
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Our
may
LiWeiul
move,
are one
in
still
Je - sus' foot-steps tread, And do His work
joy, nor grief, nor time, nor place, Nor life, nor death,
death shall all
be done a - way, And we, shall part
bod
And
Nor
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far
off
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heart,
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Love Each Other

William
Henry, 1867-1955
Luella E. Henry, 20th Century
543
J.
Andrew
t^fni-tt^^
1.
Let
2.
When
3.
Let
4.
In
Sdo words
Speak-ing words
Let
us live
-
Gen
er
tie
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our broth - er
and deeds of kind - ness
of cheer and com -fort,
to serve our Mas - ter,
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to
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Point him
And each
if
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the hand,
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us we'd have him do.

sun-beams on
the snow.
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9 '3
us
ev - er love each oth - er With a heart that's warm
the heart is
sad and lone - ly, And the eyes with tears
us help our fall - en broth -er, Lift him gen - tly by
this world of
toil
and sor-row Man - y hearts are full
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L. Byers,
words
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we meet
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Pill
fol
low Christ our Sav
iour,
Prov-ing
all
His serv
ice sweet.
495
CHRISTIAN LIFE
How
544
How Heavenly
Sweet,
Increase arid abound in love one toward another. I Thess. 3:12
Joseph Swain, 1761-1796
How sweet, how

When each can
feel
When, free from en

Let
Love
love,
is
the sight, When those who love
And with him bear
his broth-er's sigh,
all
vy, scorn, and pride, Our wish
de - light - f ul stream, Thro' ev bos en chain that binds The hap
py souls
one
in
the Lord
a
part;
a - bove,
heav'n-ly
om
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flow,
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When
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And
And
he's
an
oth
er's
row flows from
peace de
to
eye
light,
eye,
fail - ings hide,
his broth-er's
dear es - teem,
ion sweet, and
an heir
of heav'n that finds
545
so
ful - fill His Word,
And
And joy from heart to heart.
And show a broth-er's love,
ev - 'ry
bos - om
In
His
ac
tion
glow with
glow,
love.
i 1
What a
Lo,
bove;
s:
Pleasing Sight
That ye be perfectly joined together. I Cor. 1:10

r what
Lo,
All
pleas
ing
fi-r-^-'^
sight
their sta - tions move,

Formed for the pur - est joys,
e - qual theirs,
No bliss can
fills
'Tis
the same pleas - ure
in
Are
breth
And each
By
one
Where such
The
ren
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that
gree! How
part In
forms his
sire
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tions meet;
fee
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breast in
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morn
496
ife
all
and
min
ing
dew,
nite
love,
ploys,
and
em
gled prayers
dis
PrÊ
tils,
In
bonds of
pi
Withsym - pa - thiz To make each oth Make their com-mun And all, the air
,
One
While
Where
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How
From Psalm
How Good
Pleasant and
1'
546
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1.
How
2.
Such love
3.
To
and
pleas-ant
is
who
those
a- =_=
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it
is
When breth-ren in the Lord
noint-ing oil In
con - se - era - tion poured;
broth - er - hood The Lord His bless-ing sends,
how good
like
dwell
in
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one
an - oth - er's joy
de - light And dwell in sweet ac - cord.
Such love is
like
the morn - ing dew. With sweet re-fresh-ment stored.
He crowns them with the crown of
life.
Of life that nev - er ends.
In
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547
Our Redeeming Lord
the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.Eph. 4:3

Charles Weslev, 1707-1788
&5T_ 4-h1.
2.
3.
4.
All praise to our re - deem-ing

He bids us build each oth - er
each we
The kiss of peace to
And if our fel-low - ship be
Lord,
up;
Who
give A
-
low,
P^z
by
joins us
And, gath-ered
In
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And
bids us,
stored,
To
To
our
hope,
We
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grace,
one,
to
^=rt
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geth-er
seek His
hand
hand go
in
love we'll dwell a
live,
In
know
When round
m^
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His
-
pledge of Chris -tian love;

Je - sus
is
so
sweet,
^ a
each to each re high call-ing"s glo - rious

love, while here on earth we'll
In
What height of rap-ture shall we
in
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His throne
face.
on.
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we
bove.
meet.
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497
CHRISTIAN LIFE
548
Blest Be the Tie

Being knit together
love. -Col.
in
2:2
John Fawcett, 1740-1817

Arr.

by Lowell Mason, 1792-1872
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Blest be
the tie
Be - fore our Fa
share our mu
When we
a - sun
1.
2.
that binds
We
3.
4.
Our
hearts
We
pour
ther's throne,
- tual
woes, Our
- der
part,
It
mu
Chris - tian iove; The

ar - dent prayers; Our
bur - dens bear; And
in
our
-
tual
keen
us
gives
est
'
pain;
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fears, our
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fel
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shall
ship
of
kin
hopes, our aims
for
each oth still
be joined
dred minds
are one,
er
in
M*
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549
Is
And hope
4.
to
that
a - bove.
forts and
our cares,
- pa - thiz ing tear,
to
meet
a
gain.
Jesus, United by
as
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Thy Grace
We
are one. John 17:22
Thomas
Samuel Stennet, 1727-1795
3.
That they may be one, even
1.
-i
iike
Our com
The sym
flows
heart,
f-
2.
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Hastings, 1784-1872
u - nit - ed by Thy grace, And each to each en-deared, With con -fito help each oth-er, Lord, Each oth-er 's cross to bear; Let each nis
un - to Thee, our liv-ing Head, Let us in all things grow, Till Thou hast
Up
Touched by the loadstone of Thy love, Let all our hearts a - gree; And ev -
Je Help
sus,
us
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And know our prayer is heard. And know our prayer is heard.
And feel his brother's care. And feel his brother's care,
And spot-less here be -low.
made us free in-deed And spot-less here be - low.
t'ward each oth-er move. And ev-er move t'ward Thee. And ev-er move t'ward Thee.
we seek Thy
dence
friend
ly
aid
face,
af-ford,
ii
498
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LOVE AND FELLOWSHIP
The Bond of Perfectness

Above
Daniel
S.
all
put on charity, which
the
bond
of perfectness. Col. 3:14
Warner, 1842-1895
a m
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1.
How sweet
2.
The bond that
Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
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550
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this bond of per
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love
Je
of
sus;
heaven's pure Oh, wondrous, wondrous sto

Oh, praise the Lord for love
di - vine That binds us all
to-geth
Oh, mys - ter - y
of heaven's peace! Oh, bond of heaven's
un
3.
cir -cles
4.
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pure fore-taste of heaven's bliss, Oh, fel - low-ship so pre - cious!

Has dropped around the ho - ly here, And fills us all with glo - ry.
A thou-sand cords our hearts entwine, For - ev - er and for - ev - er.
Our souls in fel - low-ship embrace, And live in sweet com-mun-ion.
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499
MARRIAGE
Since Jesus Freely Did Appear
551
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4.
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they
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to pray, with wish - es

that scenes not
al - ways
hand in hand, their jour - ney
each in each still feed the
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be
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more.
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kind,
A
bless-ing, Lord,
bright Must un - to
them
thro', Joint pil -grims may
flame Of
pure and ho -
m QE
from Thee,
be
giv'n;
they go;
ly
love;
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hands;
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honourable. Heb. 13:4
But
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May
riage feast,
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Thy
Thy
Marriage
Still
life's
pres-ence here,
To be
fa - vor crown, And bless
By tak
mes - tic bur- dens light
tri- umph reach that home, Where they
552
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ask
sol-emn hour shall come,
with
ion
Flora H. Good,
did ap-pear
To grace
bri - dal pair look down, Who now
love these souls u - nite,
That they
Je - sus
on
the
pur - est
the marriage. John 2:2
to
those who now the bands have

o - ver
all give Thou the
gling their joys as
help - ers
faith, and trust, and heart the
f=^=f
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twined Which ne'er may bro - ken

be.
light Of
love, and truth, and heav'n.
true, And shar ing
ev
'ry
woe.
same, The same their home a - bove.
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God of Wisdom
Menno M. Brubacher,
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God of wis-dom, life and

These souls be-trothed be -fore Thee
As they go forth up - on life's
May they with ho - ly lives a And when Thou, Lord, shalt come a -
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ho
In
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May
A
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May
ly
bonds
of
Thou them
ho they Thy
nite
in
ly
bly
done,
1.
3.
4.
The twain, ere - a

guide them ev
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in
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ness
Be blessed be
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2.
plan
plore;
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Thy
And
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hand,
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life's
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the bless - ed
is
bless -ing
we im way, Sus - tain them by Thy
dorn Thy doc-trines, Lord, and
gath - er home Thine
gain To
love,
stand;
join
to
love
heart and
laws
o
sun -shine and

no
they, with du - ty
mid
+-
Jac.
553
20th Century
We Come
joy
es
fore
more,
and peace.
for
Thee,
Thy
throne.
1
554
Asa Hull,
D. Toews, b. 1903
be
own,
man.
ted
er
grace;
b.
1828
pair
to bless,
Lord di - vine, we come to pray, This brid - al
Grant knowledge, wis - dom, light and love, That Spir - it - filled they be;
There -fore
a - gain
we pray, dear Lord, Bless Thou their jour-ney here;
When this short span of life is o'er, Their race on earth is run;
t*
tat
Lead Thou them on

light and pat
For
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ev - er
nite their hearts and hands as
ev - er may Thee Lord
a
in
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ways And paths
true, Ex
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tern
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dore
tol
of right-eous-ness.
Chris
With that
on
ling
tian
ce
love
-
les
Thee!
ly
cere,
sin
tiai
throng.
i
501
HOME
555
Love at Home
Now
Jesus loved Martha, and her sister
H. McNaughton, 1829-1896
fcfc
3t
There
In
3.
ev
'ry sound,
ne'er an
filled
"I
noy,
the earth
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siii
with love,
am
thine," Then there's love at home; Source of love,
4=
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Smil - ing sweet on
the earth's a
Brighter beams the
Far ex -ceeds the
All
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All
is
Sweetly whis-per
When there's love at home; Peace and plen ty here a bide,

When there's love at home; Ros - es blos-som 'neath our feet,
When there's love at home; Sweet-er sings the brook-let by,
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There is joy in
Hate and en - vy
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ev - 'ry side, Time doth soft-ly, sweetly glide, When

gar-den sweet, Mak - ing life a bliss complete, When
az - ure sky; Oh, there's One who smiles on high When
sun so bright Can dis-pel the gloom of night, Then
str
there's
there's
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there's
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all
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is beau - ty
the cot - tage there is joy, When there's love at home;
Kind-ly heav - en smiles a- bove, When there's love at home;
Je - sus, show Thy mer-cy mine, Then there's love at home;
1.
2.
4.
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[Mary], and Lazarus. John 11:5

John H. McNaughton, 1829-1896
Arr b y Jo hn D Brunk, 1872-1926
at
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home;
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When there's love at home,

When there's love at home,
there's One who smilesonhigh, When there's love at home,
home;; Time doth

-
soft-ly, sweet-ly glide,

ing life a bliss com-plete,
dis-pel the gloom of night,
T hen
there's love at home.
HOME
Happy the Home When God

Henry Ware, the youngeT, 1794-1843
aH
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3.
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Hap
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4.
Lord, let
1.
2.
When
Where
Where
the
the
the
us
556
There
Pf
py
py
py
Is
3:
is
home when God is there, And love fills ev ev home where Je-sus'name Is
sweet to
home where prayer is heard, And praise is wont
in
our homes a
This bless -ed peace
gree
one their wish, and one their prayer,

chil-dren ear - ly
lisp His fame,
par-ents love the
sa-cred Word
nite our hearts in
love to Thee,
'ry breast;
'ry
ear,
to
rise;
And one their heav n-ly

And par-ents hold Him
And all its wis dom
And love to all will
-
gain;
to
rest,
dear,
prize,
reign.
Thou Gracious God Whose Mercy Lends

Oliver
W. Holmes,
1809-1894
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2.
Thou gra-cious God whose mer - cy lends The light of

Wilt Thou not hear us while we raise, In sweet ac
3.
For
1.
4.
5.
557
home, the smile of friends;
cord
of sol - emn praise,
the bless-ings life has brought, For all its
sorrowing hours have taught,
The noon-tide sun-shine of
the past, These brief bright moments fad - ing fast,
We thank Thee, Fa - ther, let Thy grace Our lov-ing cir - cle still em-brace,
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The voic - es that have min - gled long, In joy -ous flow
of
For all we mourn, for all
we keep, The hands we clasp, the
The stars that gild our dark 'ning years, The twi-lightray from
Thy mer - cy shed its heav 'n-ly store, Thy peace be with us
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Happy Home, Where Thou Art Loved
558
Carl J. P. Spitta, 1801-1859

Trans, bv Sarah B. Findlater, 1823-1907
1.
2.
3.
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hap
hap
hap
Gutersloh, 1852
py home, where Thou art loved the

py home, whose lit - tie ones are
py home, where Thou art not for
dear
est,
giv
en
en
got
mmmi^
in
of
our race,
faith and prayer,
ing, full, and free;
hum - ble
ver-flow
lov
ly
to
When
joy
is
ing
iSili
Friend and Sav-iour
Thee
Thou
Ear -
f.
And where a-mong the guests there nev - er

To Thee, their Friend, who from the heights of
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at last, when earth's day's work is
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faith and bless -ed

his
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the bless -ed
504
such high
with more
ho
ed
In
ly,
What - ev
ed,
All
a-3M
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ly
er
meet Thee
hope are one; Where joys are shared and love flows un- dibe, Till
ev - ery com-mon task seems great and
work may
home
bove,
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From whence Thou earnest, where Thou hast as-
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When
ly,
Thy
ed,
ho
ev
er
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last
is
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ly
will,
Lord,
Lord,
un
ing
home
as
of
is
-
peace
done,
to
Thee!
and
love!
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Precious Memories
J.
B. F. Wright, b. 1877
J.
B. F. Wright, b. 1877
iP3?^^
-*-
f^r
seen an - gels, Sent from somewhere to my soul

Pre-cious fa - ther, lov - ing moth-er, Fly
a - cross the lone - ly years,
the midnight, Ech - oes from the past I hear;
In
the still-ness of
trav - el
on life's pathway, Know not what the years may hold,
As
I
Pre-ciousmem'ries,
1.
2.
3.
4.
How
Old
As
Refrain
g:5
-fr
r^ m VT
+
5tc=e=e:
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^mgmM^^m
gp
Pre-cious mem'ries,
How they
lin-ger,
How
W=Md
they ev
c-
*&*
s
PPSiiPPi
In
'
ev - er near me, And the sa - cred past un-fold.

they lin-ger,
my child-hood, In
fond mem -o - ry
ap -pears.
old home scenes of
time sing - ing, glad - ness bring-ing, From that love - ly land somewhere.
flood
my soul.
I
pon-der, hope grows fond er, Pre-cious mem'ries
ten
And
un
the still-ness
of
the
er flood
my
soul,
|=ilf^p
^ iipi
mid-night, Pre-cious, sacred scenes un-fold.
&
Stamps-Baxter Music & Ptg.
Co., owners.
Used by permission.
505
YOUTH
Remember Thy Creator
560
Remember now
From
John D. Warkentin,
1.
2.
3.
Re
Re
Re
mem
mem
mem
thy Creator in the days of thy youth. Eccl.
b.
ber
ber
ber
1898
thy
thy
thy
Cre
Cre
Cre
a
a
a
tor,
tor,
tor,
Arr. by Jesse R.
While thou
Dear soul,
art
And
sur
full
m4
t^jU
^f
Ac
cept
Nor
say,
Then thou
Ln:
the
Lord
thy
will
come
shalt
be
par
g.
12:1
Old German Melody
12
Ecclesiastes
thy youth!
do
not wait!
ren-dered be!
h*
5^5 I
f
Mak
lat
1887-1960
in
oh
r*
sh
Baxter,
er,
And walk with Him

then may
be
er,
It
er
Of
f"
tak
gifts
in
store
in
truth!
too
for
thee.
f i=e=t
late.
r-ir
Ere
low
Come
while
Soon
in
the sound of
sun
the
is
the clouds ap
grind
-
shin
pear
ing,
ing,
ing,
When
thou wilt
And
moon and
Our
Lord
Jr
i^Sli
No
pleas -ures
The day
is
fast
The Judg-ment Day
am
de
is
gi506
find
clin
near
ing,
ing,
ing,
,.
For
Yea,
Oh!
it's
will
sad
- ly
say:
stars give light,
claim His
-m-
-J-
own.
-f5r-.
an
soon will
not
do
come
long
vil
day!
the
night!
er
roam!
r-
YOUTH
561
Stepping in the Light

He
that followeth
shall not walk in darkness. John 8:12
William
1851-1920
Eliza E. Hewitt,
:=*S
-P
fcfc
Me
^y
k,
Mz*
jJ
J.
1838-1921
Kirkpatrick,
Z-^Tlr^&^t^
Try-
ing to walk in the steps of

the Sav-iour, Try - ing to
fol - low our
2. Press-ing more close - ly
to Him who
is
lead-ing, When we are tempt-ed to
3. Walk-ing
in foot - steps of gen - tie
for-bear-ance, Foot-steps of faith-ful-ness,
4. Try - ing
to walk in the steps of
the Sav-iour, Up-ward, still up-ward we'll
1.
^fe
sst*t
ifc
f f fTf- -^-#i
a^
fcr
J1
i=fe
a^
f-
-f
s^^
t*
- iour and King;

Shap - ing our lives by His bless - ed ex - am - pie,
turn from the way
Trust - ing the arm that is strong to de - fend us,
mer - cy and love; Look - ing to Him for the grace free-ly prom- ised,
fol low our Guide; When we shall see Him, "the King in His beau-ty,"
Sav
SS
fc
p$
f-
^ tHê
Refrain
^^^^â^^fe^
Hap - py,
Hap - py,
Hap - py,
Hap - py,
/[>
|/
ft?
eej
hap-py,
hap-py,
hap-py,
hap-py,
the songs, that
of
we
the Sav
bring.
our prais - es each day.

our jour - ney a - bove!
our place at His side!
1*.
steps
s
i*
how
how
how
how
iour,
ik
>
walk
the light,
i
rr
a 4-#4-3
.j
Step-ping in
P-^-r*-
to
ful
LI
Step-ping in
beau - ti -
ar+'a r-g-g-: n
-
How
fc*
in
the
the light;
How
rfr-f
k r
4-
a
beau -ti-
ful
to walk
atfe
iej
in
the
steps
of the
Sav-iour,
Led
in
a i
paths of light!
I
507
YOUTH
562
Father, in
My
Father,
My
Thou
Young Morning
Life's
guide of
art the
my youth. Jer.
3:4
toax^^^p^
Thomas MacKellar,
Christian H. Drunk,
1812-1899
1845-1921
b=i=j
1.
2.
8.
Fa
Fa
Fa
my
in
gen
ther
ther
- ther
i!3E
- tie
me
let
young morning, May Thy Word

doc a
Thy teach-ing Be
van nev - er cov - et Things of
life's
is
BfeiiirfMtH
k
J-
me
Let
Ev
heed each
gra
'ry
k
ÊE^^S
Make me
Al
Bless
will
ways
on
ed
Bi
be
me,
-
ble
bless -
seech -ing,
Bi
me
Ev
- 'ry
heed each
508
Thy
me,
-
ble
- ter
All
ing,
its
And my
May it
feet should go
a - stray ;
lov - ijig kind -ness shine
than all
else
be - side.
W
pre - cepts
heart be
my
be
to
bey
whol-ly Thine.
heavnward guide.
4=F
love
it
Sîg^p
Jt?
gra - cious warn -ing, Lest

be - seech -ing, Let
day Thy grace

Teach me truth, and may
&t~f^f~f
my
Let
Bet
m^m^m
m rf
wm me
HH=t
Let
it
Lest
W^^-W
ed
up
f=r-
make me will
al - ways on
ing,
mm
=fc=a:
love
lHEz
-
cioua warning,
day Thy grace

Teach me truth, and may
-
di - rect my way;
ile
spir - it mine
and pride ;
i
- ty
Bet
my
Thy
- ter
feet should
go
stray.
lov - ing - kindness shine.
than
else
all
f*t t f
.
be
side.
YOUTH
563
Dare to Be a Daniel
Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not
defile himself .Dan. 1:8
ii^fci
1.
Stand
3.
Man
Man
4.
Hold
2.
ing
y
y
the
by
might
gi
Gos
pur -pose
men
are
lost,
Heed
Dar
ants,
great
and
tall,
Stalk
pel
ban
ner
high!
-6
_>
true,
r-U-
God's com
not
to
ing through the
ing
ing
On
to
vie
mand,
stand,
land,
fry grand!
- =H
>
u<
1>
L*
=^$ tp
===4
Hon
Who
or
them,
for
God
Head - long
Sa
to
and
tan
1*
the
faith
ful
few!
All
hail
host,
By
join
had been
the earth would
de
host
his
fall,
fy,
fefeii
to
-
ing
If
met by
And shout for
Dan
Dan
Dan
Dan
iel's
iel's
iel's
iel's
(*-
tfc
mm
Refrain
iÊi
Dare
>-
to
be
Dan
iel!
i
Dare
to
stand
Band!
Band!
Band!
Band!
i
a
lone!
p^m
A-
*g^mmmsikmm
Dare
.
to
have
A-i-
A-
E=
pur
pose
firm!
Dare
to
make
it
known!
509
YOUTH
Lord, a Little Band
564
Fear not,
Martha
mm Ts^
1.
Lord,
2.
Fill
mm
Unknown
Refrain, Source
lit
baud,
tie
and low
our hearts with tho'ts
3.
For
we know
4.
Let
Our
sins
the
Lord
be
all
flock. Luke 12:32
little
Century
E. Shelly, 19th
of
Je
of
glo
Arr. by
J.
We
are
- ly,
for- giv
And
sus,
ry
en
come
sing
to
what chil-dren do,

what -e'er is wrong;
sees
Make us
Thee;
to
He has gone;
of heav'n, where
Al-ways
;
>
=^
P
fear
:"
i==i=f?
Fine.
Thou
And
And
*n
and
art great,
noth
let
writ
is
Lead us
high,
ing
ev
ing
now
way
our
on
and
ho
er please
ly
Oh,
us
the
sto
ry
to
heav
en,
of
du
ty,
how
He would
sol-
emu we
grieve
should
up
look
to
Of our thoughts and ac

no
sing
a
There to
be!
-
on.
tions, too.
song.
bier
0-
tempi
D.S. Press-ing
in the line
on,
We
shall
meet
no
more.
JLA.
rzzfe
-m-
part
to
Refbain
1
Far
way,
in
the realms of beau-ty,
Far-ther
wmmi^m
565
He
is
en shore,
p-
altogether lovely. S.S. 5:16
From
Miinster, 1662
Trans, by Richard
Willis, 1819-1900
S.
l-^j
ihi
Arr.,
N J^j a
Schlesische Volkslieder, 1842
by Richard
lalr^tf
S.
Willis, 1819-1900
^^^
2.
Thou of God and man the Son;

Fair-est Lord Je - sus, Rul - er of all na-ture,
Fair are the meadows, Fair-er still the woodlands, Robed in the blooming garb of spring;
3.
Fair
1.
510
the gold
to
Fairest Lord Jesus

Yea,
pl|
on,
is
the sunshine, Fair-er still the moonlight,
And
all
the twinkling, star-ry host;
Pli
I3C
YOUTH
Fairest Lord Jesus
dJbr^
jijbJ
j j
jl^Jj JlJ
I a
LJ J
II
Thee will I cher-ish, Thee will I hon-or, Thou, my soul's glory, joy and crown.
Je - sus is fair - er, Je - sua is purer, Who makes the woeful heart to sing.
Je-sus shines brighter, Je-sus shines purer Than all the angels heav'n can boast. A-men.
s fE%
^#
i
=H
-^-
n-
gjg
Teach He Thy Will,

me
Teach
Katherine A. Grimes,
1.
3.
4.
do Thy
b.
FS=S=-*
J7~l
3= *
to
lips
sing,
i
i
-i*-=
J
I
My
ed
si
ear
in
find
Sav -iour,
'
me
to
let
Thy
to
me
to
Thou
my
ru
=&=
Ia.
^3
J
f-&
fff"!''
i
up
rest;
Lean-ing
nigh,
Teach me to
JEsEEsEEE
Copyright, 1935, by
Teach
free;
Lord,
love;
Teach
praise; Be
way;
pp
nest plea, So
that Thou draw-est me
my heart; Grant that I
nev - er part,
sweet
^3
3E
lis
566
143:10
pray. What-e'er seems best to Thee, That be

my
me. Heal Thou sin's ev-'ry smart, Dwell Thou with
bove. Teach me
as seem -eth best In Thee to
days. Teach Thou my soul to cry, "Be Thou, dear
: b g
efT^
g^fTT i
*3Hl
is
Lord
H
heart
-J^l
my God. Psalm
iL^LL^L-L3_^_J_^L
word, Teach me to
face Shine up - on
know,each hour, Thou art a Lord and King Through all my
-
art
know Thy
bless
Thou
will,
O Lord, Teach me Thy
won-drous grace, Bound-less and
pain Thy pow'r, Teach me
by
Teach me Thy
Teach me Thy
Teach me by
Teach Thou my
will; for
1877
^m
3a
2.
to
-F-
Clos
er
each
pa
ra?
day.
Sav - iour, from Thee.

on Thy breast, All doubt re - move.
live, to
die,
Saved by Thy grace. "
MEN.
FtrniffT'Faia
Hope Publishing
Co., owner. All rights reserved.
Used by permission
511
FUTURE
LIFE
567
On Jordan's Stormy Banks

There remaineth therefore
a rest to the people of
A m
*d-
God. Heb.
4:9
Tullius C. O'Kane, 1830-1912
Samuel Stennet, 1727-1795
5 =9
9=9
-dan's storm -y banks

I
stand, And cast
a wish those wide -ex - tend - ed plains Shines one
e - ter When shall I reach that hap - py place, And be for - ev gnt, my
rap - tured soul Would here no long Filled with delight,
1.
2.
3.
On Jor
ful
O'er
nal
day;
er blest?
er
stay;
all
m^^
4.
-M-
*E=*
3ee3
Ca-naan'sfair
There God the Son
and
When shall
my
see
Tho' Jor -dan's waves a
round
land,
er reigns,
py
me
^^^
Refbain
will
Fear
roll,
less
rest
in
the
fair
and
â
launch a
I'd
f3=^
f=$U=
We
Where my pos - ses - sions lie.

ev And scat - ters night a - way.
Fa-ther'sface, And
in
His
bos - om rest?
hap
for
jpL*
To
Jk,
P
fV?g
f=
M-
eIeE^
:t
J:
eye
hap
way.
at
'Mr
py
land,
TT
Just
jj^feH^Fm^
a-
by and by,
on the ev
mgm
J.
l*
by
and
by,
J.
512
Mo - ses
er-green shore,
.
.
Sing the song of
ev-er-green shore,
*zzjJzzjs:
5===*
And
dwell
with
4=
m-
Je
and the
t2=K
fc=*
i
Lamb,
^^
ifeg-^-F-M^
=pc
-#
sus
ev
er
a
more.
II
HOPE
When He
W.
Him
Shall Be Like
shall appear, we shall be like
A. Spencer, 20th Century
ESP*
1.
When
2.
We
3.
More
iJ.
J)
more
ex
the
glo
Him,
re
not wait
and more
like
eel
peat
ri
3=3=9=^
glo
lent
ous
the blest sto
all
my
ing Breaks on
the
ry,
dawn
ry
-=
e
-
vi
als
are
sion
so
ver
Now we
.ft
and
(L
:t=t:
:=:
fair;
-
gain;
shall be-hold
be like Him at
His im - age may
shall be
ver
RKFBAIN
i m M-
shall
Him, O won-der-ful
sto-ry!
Now we may wel-come the heav-en - ly morn-ing,
Changed by His Spir - it from glory to glo-ry,
I
FlNE.
past,
55
And
;pi^P^^
*jjj=r
tri
20th Century
*=
3-
till
shall reach the
shall
aJ
568
Him. I John 3:2

W. A. Spencer,
sat
is - fied
last.
bear.
shall
be like Him,
then.
"I
D.S.Jesus, my Sav-iour di
shall be
like
Him,
3
m ^HH
F^
ir>;
vine.
J).S.
g==S
2~ SL-g-^=? a-^?g^:t2|^-g =g^

^
e;
And
in
-jAr
His beau-ty shall

-Jkr
-jA-
shine;
shall
ifeS
t*=
be
like
Him, wondrously
like
Him.
bfefeEf I
SI 3
FUTURE LIFE
Where the Gates Swing Outward Never
569
My
flesh also shall rest in
hope. Psalm 16:9

pp^BH
*f
1.
2.
3.
4.
to
be filled with praise, And to tell
the
Just
a few more days
and tears, And the jour - ney
Just
a few more years with their toil
Tho' the hills
be steep and the val leys deep, With nofiow'rsmy
What a joy 'twill be when I wake to
see
Him for whom my
4*-
old
sto
will
be
a
end
dorn
burn
go
to
way
heart
is
shall
With
Joy
For
ter
m>
Copyright, 1920.
ev
ni
Him,
ty
in
heart
Where
lay
me
my
a-waits
that day
star-ry crown,
514
ry; Then, when twi - light falls,

be with Him,
ed; Then I'll
lone
ing; Tho' the night
be
sigh,
ing! Nev - er - more
to
old,
bur
glo
is
blend
the morn
is
yearn
ry.
ed.
- ing.
- ing.
iour
calls,
of
a
to
time
nev-er-more
the gates swing out-ward nev
stone,
die
JJ1
ex -change my cross
I'll
den
down, And with Je
er;
At
for
His feet
I'll

Used by permission.
sus
reign
for
ev
er.
B^gB
rights reserved.
'ry
in
and my Sav
where the tide
and my rest
Co., owner.
International copyright secured.
All
HOPE
Some Time We'll See

Then
know even
shall I
as also
am known \
570
Cor.
Chauncey
Sylvanus Yoder, 19th Century
J.
13:12
King, 19th Century
Slow, with expression.
Bzftz
t~
1.
2.
3.
4.
=fc
3zr~S~
^J
a bright -er clime we'll land

Some time we all shall un -der-stand, When in
Some time our loved ones we shall see, And in their pres-ence ev - er be;
Sdme time we'll join the an - gel throng, And sing with them the new, new song
pre -pared for me;
Sometime by God's grace I shall see The place that is
-H-
=fc
m^JlU=^
=t=fc
t2_
4J 3=^î==?|zzr4zziîrj== ^=z 5-==:^=

we'll roam,
no more
we'll stray,
For-ev -er
there with
J"!
5^S
The song
of
tc
pE T=rg
bliss,
j=j
r
the song
of
love, We'll sing
r
so.
street.
sing.
years.
-^j
God
-^
we'll stay;
i& =e=^
^fcEfZf
I
^M
Refbain
No more
Some time God's won-drous ways we'll know, And see why He has loved us
Sometime our Sav - iour we shall meet, And walk with Him the gold - en
The arch of
God
a- bove shall ring, When we with them that song shall
our tears, We'll see what we have felt for
And in the rain -bow of
z =3
in
our
If
lUz^H
a
:=fc:
bode
a -bove.
i
515
FUTURE LIFE
571
Shining Shore
Here have we no continuing
city,
but we seek one
come. Heb. 13:14

George F. Root, 1820-1895
to
David Nelson, 1793-1844
Slowly
=4
1:
r?
My
ing swift -ly
And
days
are
glid
2.
We'll gird
our
loins,
my
breth-ren dear!
3.
Should com-ing days

sor - row's rud
Let
be
cold and dark,
1.
4.
est
tem-pest
We
need
blow, Each cord
not
Our
de
them
tain
"Come
they
ing
not cease our sing
ing
dis
earth to sev
1-
er
fly,
Those hours
mo
- lest,
our home,
ev
Where gold
For
ev
of
'ry
toil
and
dan
lamp be burn
en harps are ring

er,
oh! for- ev
ger.
ing."
- ing,
-
er
*==^
j=a=a=a
r=^=j=i=Fd
3=E3
on Jor-dan's strand, And soon we'll
all
pass
ver
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be
fore,
:t-
516
v=*
just
^1
^
J J J
tJ -j=a=si
And,
ha
:=* 35
=r-
oh! we stand
ger,
-W-
us word, "Let
I'-^-aud there's
Refrain
For,
as
=
:
home
cern
ly
T-
ab - sent Lord has left

per - feet rest none can
That
Our King says,
on
^=K=1
^lp=g^S^
Would
pil-grim stran
I,
Our heav'n
===
*
SEfeE3
4f
by,
the
Bhin- ing
shore
=EÊ
V*
We
may
al -
most
dis
cov
^cg=4
g
er.
My
We
Fanny
are
572
Saviour First of All
willing rather
to
be present with the Lord. II Cor. 5:8
Crosby, 1820-1915
mfmiimm^^^m
1.
2.
3.
4.
J.
When my life-work is end - ed, and I cross the swell-ing tide, When the
Oh,
the soul - thrill-ingrap-ture when I view His bless -ed face, And the
Oh,
the dear ones in glo - ry, how they beck -on me
to come, And our
in
Thro' the gates to the cit - y
a robe of spot-less white, He
will
mm
Ha
*=S S-** ^ ^- H^=L3
bright and glo-rious morn-ing I shall see; I

shall know my Re-deem-er when I
lus - ter of His kind- lybeam-ing eye; Howmyfull heart will praise Him for the
part-ing at the riv-er
I
re-call; To the sweet vales of E - den they will
lead me where no tears will ev - er fall; In
the glad song of
a - ges I shall
wMMf-
|ip|t=^^Pf
reach the
mer
sing
min
oth
er
side.
And His
smile will
be
and grace, That pre -pare for me

my wel-come home; But I long to meet
gle with delight; But
I
long to meet
cy,
love,
the first to wel-come me.

a man-sion in the sky.
my Sav-iour first of all.
my Sav-iour first of all.
Sill
I shall
know
I shall
Him, I shall know Him, And

\.nd redeemed by His side
know Him,
mm^ t~tt
I shall
know
I shall
shall stand,
Him, I
know Him,
""
shall
know Him By
-*^*
the print of the nails in His hand.
517
FUTURE LIFE
Home, Sweet Home
573
They
desire a better country, that
an heavenly. Heb. 11:16
is,
Henry R. Bishop, 1786-1855
David Denham, 1791-1848
'Mid scenes
of
Sweet bonds that
While here
in
I
long,
dear
1.
2.
3.
4.
con
sion
and crea
ture
all
the
chil
dren
of
peace
the
nite
val
flict
est
Lord,
in
con
beau
to
stay,
shine,
P-
r(2-
fu
ley
Thy
thrice,
to
bless
give
me
more
as,
my
soul
ed
sub
an
Je
mis
com
is
ex
in
ile
muu
ion
love
strength
sor
can
whose
sion
and
sus,
ty
Pr &-
-r*
sweet
of
com-plaints,
Ob,
No
To
with saints
not cease Though
In
my day,
!
as
row
And
pine,
to
-P
-fc-
find
oft
at
the
ban
from
Thy
pres
flic
all
my
af
in
Thy
dear
feel
the
long
to
be
joic
ing
glo
ri -
in
fied
irn
pres - ence
hold Thee,
hope
mil
of
lions
=*
tit
quet
ence
of
mer
in
sad
tions
to
age
Je
in
glo
glo
praise
to
would
from
rise
sus
ry
-
ri
the
home.
home.
ous home,
home.
at
at
at
Thee
mm
there's room,
cy
ness
Thee
-
of
my
=f
And
I
roam,
come,
Re
tomb, With
Home,
home,
f=f
i*z
i-
sweet,sweet home,Pre
--(2-
And
rf
Ozfc
518
How
2-
-p-
-c-jg
pare
me, dear Sav
iour,
for
glo
ry,
my
home.
HOPE
Rest for the

Samuel
That they may

Harmer. 19th Century
Y.
rest
Weary
mwm
-I
in
the Christian's home
is
up
my
fit - ting
Pain and sick-ness ne'er shall
sing, ye
heirs
Sing,
of
574
from their labours. Rev. 14:13

William McDonald, 1820-1901
Arr. bv Rigdon McCoy Mcintosh, 1836-1899
-fei 3
ry, There re-mains

a land
sion, Which e - ter - nal - ly
en - ter, Grief nor woe
lot
glo - ry, Shout your tri -umphs as
1.
In
glo
of
rest;
2.
He
man
shall
shall
stand,
share,
go;
3.
4.
There
For
But,
Zi
iour's gone
shall
not
that
ce
on's gates will
les
be
be
fore
tran
tial
cen
pen
for
ye
*a
*=* i
my Sav
my stay
in
my
me
To
sient
In
ter,
you,
Ye
ful
- fill
my
soul's
that ho - ly,
a crown of
shall find
an
hap
life
re
-
quest.
land.
shall wear.
py
en -trance thro'
Refrain
3
There
On
is
rest
for
oth-er side
the
of
wea
ry,
Jor
dan,
m ^P=^^
the
=&
--I-
EE
There
In
is
rest
the sweet
for
fields
7*-'
the
of
wea
E
ry,
den,
&^\
m
519
FUTURE
LIFE
My
575
/
am now
My
2.
3.
4.
Is
Sinking Fast
est
is
at
hand. II Tim.
B.
My
race
is
near
Of friends and kin
My spir
Who bled
loud
and died
it
dred dear,
sings;
ly
me;
==fc
tri - umph is
strong - est tri - als now are past, My
brush the dews on J or -dan's banks, The cross - ing must
Thy ho - ly ones, be - hold, they come! I
hear the noise
Whose blood now cleans-es from ail sin, And gives me vie I
$-&-
Refrain
i*
an
come,
band,
near.
wings.
of
to
ry.
:3
Come
and
3=3
a
round
H
-
hi
-1
gun.
i-
gel
J-r-
be
be
F t H
E rf i*=t=u=
SeI^h B
F^
run;
ly
for
My
For
4:6
Bradbury, 1816-18
=}:
:t
^=E
u^r
departure
William
sink - ing fast,

sun
is
I
know I'm nearing the ho - ly ranks
I've al - most gained my heav'n-ly home,
O bear my long - ing heart to Him
lat
my
19th Century
Jefferson Hascall,
1.
Latest Sun
ready to be offered, and the time of
br-=-
me
stand;
O,
"^
^^^^l^tt|@
=
bear
me
a- way on your snow -y wings To
I*
t*
1*
^
3<
bear
520
me
>
0,
sz:
>
way on your snow - y wings To my
|=f=lli=^
home:
s=iBiii^
-P^t*
(*-
3=3 a 5=t3*
my im-mor-tal
im - mor
$mm
tal
home.
HOPE
A Few More Years

When
a few years are come, then I shall go the
shall not return. Job 16:22
fa
-&
A
A
A
A
few
few
few
few
1.
2.
3.
4.
2^
-e*-
m-j
"*
T5*~
more
more
more
more
years shall roll,

storms shall beat...
strug - gles here,
.
meet-ings
here...
jpU.
576
Shall Roll
way whence
Source
Ê^=
25*~
few more sea
On
this
sons
come;
y
A
few more part-ings
Shall cheer us
on
our
shore;
wild, rock
o'er,
-(22.
fc^:
^^F
-^r-
A
And
with them that

shall be where tem-pests
few more toils, a
few more
we shall reach the end - less
shall
lie
rest,
T5T-
sleep with
tears,
And surg
And we
rest,
Th' e-ter
cease,
m I
way;
=f=f
And we
And we
Unknown
es
in
the
swell
no
weep no
shall
-
tomb.
more.
more.
Sab - bath day.
nal
t-^^P
Refrain
Then
Then
s=
oh,
my
-a
Lord, pre
my
oh,
Ik
^:
t^
=3=
^L 5
-
pare
Lord, pre-pare
f=M
Oh, wash
me
in
#: ja
My
My
soul
#-
-25*-
for that great day;

for that great day;
soul
(SL
-fiL
k^
3fc
afis'-j
-S
cious blood,
-(22.
Thy pre -
i*ES3
And take my
sins
way.
rf-
FUTURE LIFE
When
577
And
2.
3.
the book of life.Kev. 20:12
is
mm
g=EE
1.
Up Yonder
the Roll Is Called
another book was opened, which
-^
When the trum-pet of the Lord shall sound, and time shall be no more, And
On that bright and cloud-less morn-ing when the dead in Christ shall rise, And
Let
us
la - bor for the Mas - ter from the dawn till set - ting sun,
Let
*-"j*>
A-;
the
the
us
jA
b-J!L
*=*^Ti
morn-ing breaks, e - ter - nal, bright and fair; When the saved of earth
glo - ry
His res - ur - rec - tion share; When His cho - sen ones
of
talk of
His vvon-drous love and care; Then when all of life
all
shall gath-er
shall gath-er
is
ver,
eÊ=t
er shore,
ver on the oth
to their home be-yond the skies,
and our work on earth is done,
When
the
roll
When
the
a-*k
roll
And
And
And
the
the
the
is
called
is
called
roll
is
roll
is
roll
is
up
up
a a
a--
jk
called
called
called
yon
yon
r
up yon-der,
up yon-der,
up yon-der,
i:
be there,
be there.
be there.
I'll
I'll
I'll
der.'Wheri
J:
der,
the
be there,
I'll
'--#-#
-F
-t
l=*:
roll
When the
5,22
is
roll is
called
called
up yon
up yon-der,
I'll
der,
When
be there,
the
roll
When
the
is
called
roll is
called
up
up
HOPE
When
i^
yon
iiiifcfefepii
-
M
s
the Roll Is Called Up Yonder
When
der,
the
up
called
is
roll
yon
3:
der,
be
I'll
r^t=
i I
578
Beautiful Valley of Eden

There remaineth therefore
rest
the people of
to
wSlZj
-0 -T ^ -
it
a)
1.
Beau
2.
3.
aJ
- ti -
XI
ful
val
a|
ley
ver the heart of

There is the home of
-
God. Heb.
William
_:
mourn
my
Sav -
Sherwin, 1826-1*
'
i E*5
Sweet
is
thy noon-tide
calm;
Shin - eth thy gold - en
day,
There, with the blood- washed throng,
den!
of
the
F.
4:9
Zl^*
there
er
iour;
-
&l
O
P^^^^^Si
wea
an -
ver the hearts of the

Waft-ing the songs of the
O - ver the high-lands of
-
glo
gels
ry
Down
thy waves
from the far
Roll
eth
Breath-ing
ry
the
great,
balm.
a - way.
of
new
song.
3^
-K-i-
gJEfczfcz
Refrain
=r
Beau
-E-S=
- ti -
val
ful
*J
ley
of
>-9
den,
a)
Home
of the pure
and
the
blest,
*-
1*
*^_*
blest
pure and
iii
t
n7.
mmm
How
oft
en
P^F^
a
mid the wild
bil
lows
N-
dream
-m&^^^s
i
:^=
*=5l
of thy rest
S=S
FT 1
sweet
rest!
523
FUTURE LIFE
579
Life
on Earth
Great
William G.
earth
not
I
would not
Let
us then
Life
on
2.
We
shall
3.
4.
your reward
But a Vapor
Is
in
heaven. Matt. 5:12

1869
Schell, b.
1.
is
is
but
a - bide
give up
be
up
a
for
va
ev
my
ti
and
do
por,
er
tie
ing,
Soon we'll lay these bod - iesdown;

In
this gloom -y vale
of tears;
To that fu - ture world of bliss,
We have but a few more days,
J2:=fc==fc
^=i
EgE3SEE?EE*
But
For
For
if
we con - tin - ue faith
our life shall at the long
the shin - ing gold and sil
Priceless souls
lajzzu
of
men
to
res
ful
We
est
On
ver
cue
Of
From
< I
shall wear the

ly
last
a
vie
tor's crown.
few short
years.
thou-sand worlds like this.

their dark and sin - ful
ways.
a
Sililil
Bright-er than the stars of

heav - en, Bright-er than the dazz-ling sun,
we'll fly
glo - ry, At
our Fa -ther 'sown right hand;
a - way
to
I
would rath -er bear af - flic - tion, Be
hat - ed pil - grim here,
a
Cour- age, broth-er, work and
is
past;
suf - fer, Till this fleet-ing life
Then
P^
PP#ps
We
shall shine
Help to sing
Miss the di -
God
524
will rec
a-mong the ran-somed, When our work on earth is done.

re-demption's sto - ry With the blood-washed an -gel band.
a - dems ter - res - trial, And
ob - tain a crown up there.
om-penseour
la - bors With
a great re - ward at last.
iEEpfdii=pi=pipi=ii
REWARD
Way
The Last Mile of the
580
There is laid up for me a crown of righteousness. II Tim. 4:8

Johnson Oatman, Jr., 1856-1926
William Edie Marks, 20th Century
p!pfilÎ=pppiiiSiî!
If
If
1.
walk
3.
4.
And
if
the path -way of

du
pro-claim the glad sto
of
ties
we must sev
have ear -nest - ly striv
in
I
for Christ
Here the dear-est
2.
here
m*EB
irs-
of
the
sheep gone a
seen ev - 'ry
will
to
o
en
If
If
stray,
day;
bey,
work
till
seek
for
Tears of sor - row

And have tried all
the great King
shall see
am
He
sure
will
PWî
His
His
in
me
show
But no sick - ness, no

'Twill en-hance all the
beau
sigh-ing for
rap - ture of
=.
When
I've gone
the
way.
the
of
When
mile
of
the
ev
heav
ty
ry
er
en
mm
W n
the
*~i
last
1*-
=
EEVê
_
C^
^9x=^3rr=
F=Tf=F
3
12
I've gone
=>
czz:
~b
mile
last
glo
mt\
w
REFBAIN
Fine.
pppppripp
the
His
are
His
m^M=M^m
day,
m %^ wmm
w
PpEf
m êj
close
ty,
ry,
er,
close
of
at
the
way,
last
mile of the way,
will
rest
at
the
isBiiiiiS
1=
the
the
B=TK
V
"t?
m^mM^mmmi\
day,
close of the day,
And
know
-f 1- P^-T^-P-.
Copyright, 1908.
reserved.
there are
Renewal 1936 by William Edic Marks.
Used by permission.
joys
that
wait
^.
:-Ê-F-
-P
Assigned
me
"-
to
Sil
r
John T. Benson,
Jr.
All rights
525
FUTURE LIFE
581
Home Our Sheaves
Bringing
He
that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless
rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him. Psalm 126:6
Henry
Elizabeth Akers, 19th Century
t*
Z-
The time
Pew,
light,
Full well
So
do
HEg
>_i
:=3^SE
w mz:
St. w-
ga
come again with

Rupp, 1826-1898
S.
*3fc
r^+i-^j 30
last and sad - dest

past, and night has come, The
for toil
is
my frame a
and worth-less yet their tri-fling weight Thro' all
have more tares than wheat,Bram-bles and flow'rs, dry
I
I know
I
know Thy
gath - er hope and strength a-new; For well
I
-fZl
"f"
*-
^tL
3^r
Worn out with la bor long and wea-ri some,Droop ing and
wea-ry ach-ing leaves; For long I strug-gled with my hap less fate,And staid and
stalks and withered leaves; Wherefore I blush and weep, as at Thy feet I
kneel down
pa tient love per-ceives Not what I did, but what I strove to do And though the
the har-vest eves;
of
tr-ir
=S =a*
'I*
to
=e *. ^=g:
V V V
^_iy^^;^[ | ij.*h
Each laden with his sheaves, Each laden with his sheaves,
was dark and late, Yet these are all my sheaves, Yet these are all my sheaves,
er ent - ly, and re-peat /'Master, behold my sheaves," "Mast er, behold my sheaves.
ripe ears be sad-lyfew. Thouwilt accept my sheaves, Thou wilt accept my sheaves.
faint, the
toiled
rev
full
reapers hasten home,
till it
-
tr\
gj
.Jirgr-f"^
g CTr-| -U
ig
f^^
582
-PL
fc
-&-
U ^
My
This Is Not
-m!
city,
Place of Resting
but we seek one
to
come. Heb. 13:14
Woodbury, 1819-1858
wMm
Isaac
sPS
This
is
not
my
place
In
it
all
is
light
B.
rji
to come;
Mine's a cit - y yet
a night-less day;
O'er
it shines
There the Lamb, our Shep-herd, leads us By
the streams of life
a -long;
to pain;
Soon we'll pass this des - ert drear -y, Soon we bid fare-well
of
rest
and glo
ing,
ry,
-A-
SSfSEfe
526
i.
zc
REWARD
My
This Is Not
Place of Resting
I
am has-t'ning, On to my e - ter - nal home.
On - ward to it
Ev - ery trace of sin's sad sto-ry, All the curse hath passed a - way.
On the fresh-estpas-ture feeds us, Turns our sighing in -to
song.
Nev - er-more are sad and wea - ry, Nev-er, nev - er sin a - gain. A-men.
583
Seedtime and Harvest

For
Charles E. Orr,
m2
1.
2.
3.
4.
b.
in
due season we
shall reap,
if
ire
faint not. Gal. 6:9
Clarence E. Hunter,
1861
5^5
3=*
3=ts
1869-1945
3t
As pil - grims and strang-ers we iour - ney thro' life, Thro' sun-shine and
Tho' wea - ry and worn and a - lone
in your way, And stormclouds are
Tho' life may ap-pear
a cold, bar-ren waste, And comes no
as
reWe '11 reap what we sow when the har - vest is come, Someday we shall
^m*
:
ffi
shad
gath
turn
gar
ow, thro' calm

and dark
of
the bread
ner the deeds
'ring
s r
r~r
Each day we
and thro' strife,

is
your day, Weep not, toil
you have cast, Con - tin - ue
we have done, Then heed not
PrP
we
go; Someday 'twill be

faint
you go; The har - vest is
deeds
you go; The har - vest is
till
cold winds that blow, Toil on
the
seed
as
as
as
are scat
ing one,
to
do
the storm
3=^
ing
nor
the
ther
:S^&
har-vest 'we reap what we

near-ing "we reap what we
near-ing "we reap what we
bar-vest "we reap what we
'
mg
ter
nei
lov
sow.
sow.'
sow.
sow.'
1
FUTURE LIFE
584
Only Remembered
make Thy name
/ will
be remembered. Psalm 45:17
to
D. Sankey,
Ira
1840-1908
m^^Mwm^mtiwM
&1.
Fad
2.
Shall
3.
On
4.
Oh,
ing
we
-
ly
when
like the
a -way
be miss d though by
in
the truth that
the Sav - iour shall
in
the
glo
fields
we
in
seed
that
of
on
spring
earth
joic
crowns
oth
re
i^fc
ers
we have spok
life
make
up His jew
^j
L-^J
_j
Thus
ous sun
time have sown? No,
we have sown; These
Then
ing
are won,
-
ri
Los
the morn-ing,
suc-ceed - ed,
-
On
en,
els,
Reap
When
ing
ing
ly
the
their
the
the
bright
fei^j
ft=i^P
35
light
of
stars
mm
aJ-~
would
for
shall
shall
we pass
the sow
pass on
His
wea
from
the
may
ward wheu
ers
rv
and
Mim
1-
-J-
earth
pass
we
faith
and
its toil - ing,
On from their la - bors,
On are
for-got-ten, Fruits
-
ful
dis
ci
pies,
All
ly
ly
re-
re-
mem- bered by what

mem- bered by what
of the har - vest and

be re-mem-bered by
we have done,
they have done,
what
we have done,
what they have done.
wmmmwbmmimim^
Refrain
mem-bered
^^\
by
what
we
have done.
m-mmhkm
1
Thus would
w
we
pass
from
the
REWARD
Only Remembered
St
and
earth
toil
its
On
ing,
re-mem- bered by
ly
we
"what
AJ
>J
>d
have done.
fi=f.
Day
In That
should
raise
it
up again
585
at the last
day. John 6:39
John McPhail, I9th Century
John McPhail, 19th Century
4:
3t=*
1.
All
those
who
love
and
2.
They
They
shall
be
be
Mine,
with
saith
_:_.
3.
shall
fi^f
A:
Me
o - bey
the Lord
ev
for
3=5=3
My
Word,
hosts,
In
In
that
that
day,
of
more,
In
that
day,
er
day,
=t
53
that
that
day,
They
In
day,
When
In
that
day,
And
In
shall
re
shall
all
their
ceive
great
make My jew
tri
als
will
ward,
In
els
up,
In
that
that
day.
be
o'er
In
that
day.
re
-
day.
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IE
isHfUifsSs
m
They
to
My
"T"
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pre-cepts are al-ways true,
f~ r~
Do - ing My
will
in
the work they do;
^mm^$mm^
m^mmmmw^^
I
shall
be
with
them and crown them
too,
In
EfE
that
day.
FUTURE LIFE
586
Source
Love to Think of
Set
Unknown
1.
2.
3.
mm
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love
love
love
my home
my home
my home
to think of
to think of
to think of
gfe
=fe*c
My Home Above
your affection on things above. Col. 3:2
^-
a
a
a

J_
bove,
bove,
bove,
In
the
clime,
bright,
Of the pearl - y
Where the sor-rows of
Of the bless - ed
land where there is

no
ter - nal
joys will
land of
pure de
gS=^^
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iHH
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i
gates and the gold - en streets,

earth can
nev - er come,
ones there a - round the throne,
night.
Home,
sweet home!
e=q
=P=
that
In
But
e-
the
In
Hap-py
be mine.
-
light.
Home, sweet home! Home, sweet home
^-J^-JE
U*=4*:
VC=fr
!
glo-rious realms of
light,
*?
Of that pure and ho - ly

Of the an - gel forms so
fet
1853
as
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-=*:
b.
L <s
Oh!
home,
sweet
home!
Home, sweet home Happy home, sweet home!
say
mr
m3
_ s_
will
is
you meet
-pf
me
there,
l^tt^ft^fe^^^^dE^yEi
In that
home a
bove, where
all
is
love,
And
joy
be
yond corn-pare?
J530
f
i
il
HEAVEN
Sweet By and By
/
Sanford
F.
go
587
prepare a place for you. John 14:2
to
Bennett, 1836-1898
1.
There's a
2.
We
3.
To
land
that
shall sing
our boun
is
on
-
Joseph P. Webster, 1819-1875
fair
that beau
-
ti
Fa
ful
er
ti
ther
than day,
ful shore
a - bove,
And
by faith
The
me
We
will
=*==^=*=J*=*fc=
V=& P ggEE^SEJJT
;
J=i=i:
it
songs of
trib - ute
rf:
5:
di
of
fer
can
ous
the
=t
see
we
lo
3=
3^S:
For
a - far;
the blest,
of praise
And
For
the
Fa
To preNot a
ther waits o - ver the way,

our spir - its shall sor - row no more,
the glo - ri - ous gift
of His love,
-
And
the
lliii=|i|ig=|E|^^=^gfe
Refrain
^5
pare
sigh
bless
PB
us
a dwell -ing-place there.
of
for the bless -ing
rest,
ings that hal - low our days.
r
by
the sweet
In
JS-JS-
We
by and
sweet
shall
meet on that beau
- ti -
ful
x
and
fe^
Sse
M.X- &
by,
In
shore;
the
by and by;
by,
by and
We
by,
shall
meet on that beau-ti
-ful shore.
by and by,
In the sweet
i
fc*-
P 7T
tS
=fe
p-
FUTURE LIFE
Home
588
In
My
of the Soul
many mansions. John
Father's house are
14:2
Ellen H. Gates, 1835-1920
p=^^pp^^î^
3T*
1.
will
sing
you
song
2.
Oh,
that
home
of
the
soul
3.
That
un
chang
ble
4.
Oh,
will
how sweet
it
of
in
that
beau
my
vis
home
is
be
in
for
that
you
and
beau
_A
ti
The
land,
ful
ti
ions
and dreams, Its

me, Where
for
land,
So
ful
<*-
r*
=fc=t=fc=$=;
jyy^fii^^=^î=pg
far
bright
jas
Je
free
way home
of
the
per walls
can
sus
of
Naz
from
all
sor
soul
see
;
;
Where no storms ev
Till
a- reth stands; The

row and pain; With
fan
er
but
cy
King
of
all
songs
on
our
beat
thin
on
- ly
king-doms
that
the
f or -
and with
lips
=f
Efc
m^^^^m=j=^^
glit
vale
ter
in
ev harps
ing strand, While the

ter-venes
Be
er,
is
He,
in
our
hands
And He
To
years
of
tween the
hold -eth
meet one
prH
fair
ty
roll,
ter
ni
cit
and
in
His
a
our crowns
an - oth -
er
me.
hands,
-
gain.
-A-
f F iifti
Refeain
-fe-HW-K
i^fersiii^^P
While the years of e
ter - ni
storms ev - er beat on that
-it-
V W
ty
roll.
While
the years of
glit - ter-ing strand, While the
e-ter-ni-ty
years of e
ter
roll,
ni
Where no
ty
roll.
HEAVEN
There's a Beautiful, Beautiful Land

A nd the
Henry
had no need of the sun,

Brenneman, 1831-1887
B.
There's a beau
In
3.
There's no need of the sun

Oh,
how glo-rious and sweet
- ti -
that land
is
beau-
ti -
ful land
cit
of light,
For the
must be
it
the
of the
Lamb
are
told:
is
its
light;
-
bode!
Ji
^=6
T
*-
blest,
we
fair,
that peace-ful a
In
j.
g"
home
Bright and
in that land,
f=rrrT
:3:
Tis
ful,
the
rrr-a
12* ir
Brenneman, 1831-1887
B.
^m^^^^mm
1.
S3
589
did lighten it. Rev. 21:23
Henry
2.
4.
Cod
for the glory of
city
^ÎPP^
*=t
îtsz*
Where with Je
- sus,
a
glo - ri - fied band, They for - ev - er shall rest.
man-sions are daz-zling and white. And its streets are of
gold.
And
He sits at His Fa-ther's right hand, Crowned with glo-ry and might.
Where, from sin and from mis - er - y free, We shall dwell with our God.
All
its
g E ^
4=^
SOT
S!eE
u
v- tF^F
Refrain
P-pz-pr-T J
W=
jg=^r?- U k k- 1
w E g fr-v
Oh, that beau

-1^
A.
- ti -
i*-*ifc
ife*
ful,
I*
beau -ti-
Mr-
i*
J
"fr
;
8
'
ful
land
JfcL
"^-ftk
ES
|S_
ft
J7
2 ^~ T ?
t?-^q==T3:
i
Is
for
you and for
Lfc
1:g "X"
F
p^t
A,"
ritard
J*
*.
3e3
There
I*-
to
-rS
be with the
glo
ri-fied
band,
^3ê
>
t^-
fr
Oh,
how sweet
it
me!
IS
!-;
H-it
|4
will
be.
wm
!
33
FUTURE LIFE
How
590
Heaven Must Be
Beautiful
Revelation 21:1-27
A.
S.
Bridgewater, 20th Century
A. P. Bland, 20th Century
^^^Bij^^
*
1.
We
2.
In
3.
4.
15-
read of a place that's called heav-en, It's made, for the pure and the free;
heav-en, no drooping nor pin - ing, No wish - ing for else-where to be;
Pure wa - ters of life there are flow - ing, And all who will drink may be free;
The an -gels sosweet-ly are sing - ing, Up there by the beau-ti - ful sea;
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*F3
These truths in God's Word He has giv - en,

God's light is for - ev - er there shin -ing,
glow-ing,
Rare jew - els of splen-dor are
Sweet chords from their gold harps are ring-ing,
aa
~FS
How beau -ti-ful

How beau -ti-ful
How beau -ti-ful
How beau -ti-ful
j~~i ~~~ 3î ~i

heav-en
heav-en
heav-en
heav-en
must
must
must
must
be.
be.
be.
be.
Refrain
How
beau-ti
ful
Sweet home of the hap-py and
heav-en must be,
must
free;
be,
^n-tttffm^mtttS^
31
<J-îl H
-*l-:
Fair ha
P3
!
'-+
ven of rest for the
wea
ppjpp
-
-fyn^444^
534
ry,
How
beau
ti-ful
heav-en must
be.
My Heavenly Home
He
looked for a
Is
city
is
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
My
My
heav'n-ly
home
is
bright and
fair,
591
Bright and Fair
whose builder and maker
Nor
God. Heb. 11:10

William Miller, 1801-1878
pain, nor death can
en
ter there;
a- bove the star-ry sky;

Fa-ther's house is built on high, Far, far
While here a stran-ger far from home, Af - flic-tion's waves may round me foam;
Let oth - ers seek a home be - low, Which flames devour, or waves o'er-flow:
Then fail the earth, let stars de - cline, And sun and moon re - fuse to shine,
lJ-
===&=*
-Al*d
M ^~
da-
fcr&==
*]
Al
P-s-i
gP^
AJ
rsun out-shine; That heav nly

- on
free, That heav'nly
Al - tho', like Laz-arus, sick and poor, My heav'nly
heav'nly
Be mine the hap - pier lot to own A
na-turesink and cease to be,
That heav'nly
All
r
Its glit-t'ring tow'rs the
When from
jL.
this earth-ly pris
.-
jpu,
z=cs3
Mr-
4*.
-*r
&>
man sion shall be mine.

man - sion mine shall be.
man -sion is se cure.
man - sion near the throne.
man -sion stands for me.
-
=*=
1=
Refrain
I'm go-inghome, I'm go
t=$r^t.
-2-'
ing home, I'm
going home
to
no more;
die
m=t -f-E- Â-
^f
To
die
no more, to
die
no more, I'm
go
ing
home
to
die
no
more.
FUTURE
LIFE
592
Think of the Home Over There

/
go
to
prepare d place for you. -John 14:2
Dewitt C. Huntington, 1830-1912
1.
2.
3.
4.
Tullius C. O'Kane, 1830-1912
O think of the home o-ver there, By the side of the riv - er of light,
o think of the friends over there, Who be-fore us the journey have trod,
My Sav-iour is now o ver there, There my kindred and friends are at rest
I'll soon be at home o - ver there, For the end of my journey
I
see;
-
over there,
iliiii
^m
tV-fc
Where the saints all immortal and fair Are robed in their garments of white.
Of the songs that they breathe on the air, In their home in the palace of God.
Then a-way from my sorrow and care, Let me fly to the land of the blest.
Man - y dear to my heart o - ver there Are watching and waiting for me.
over there.
AAA
jr jk-rH
m^^^M^m
Refrain
ver
ver
ver
ver
there,
there,
there,
there,
Over there,
At
O think of the home o

O think of the friends o
My Sav-iour is now o
I
'11
soon be
over there,
O -ver
home
there,
there,
there,
there,
o-ver there.
lifem
-*
O-ver
O-ver
O-ver
at
ver
ver
ver
ver
5fa
err
o-ver there, o-ver there,
O-ver there
there,
there,
there,
there,
O
O
My
I'll
think of the home o-ver there,

think of the friends o-ver there,
Sav - iour is now o-ver there,
soon be at home o-ver there.
J^.JJ
536
w~
gzii^âîii
We're Going Home Tomorrow

Willing rather
Mrs. E.
W.
to
be absent from the body, and
to
present with
go
wea
a a a Pa j pzz:
a-=
No more
to
wear
the brow
For hearts that ache, the
an
The man Our King
oh,
sions rise
to see,
be-yond
and,
the
Lord. II Cor. 5:8
Philip P.
ing home, no more to roam,

ry feet
a -wait
a street
those who sleep, and those who weep,
joy - ful song! oh, ransomed throng!
re
lie
Griswold, 19th Century
593
1838-1876
No more
Of
to
sin
and sor
won-drous pave and gold
A - bove the por - tals nar
Where sin no more shall sev
a-H-a
p p
of care, We're go - ing home

gels wake The
sto - ry, sweet
the skies We're go - ing home
to
be With Him at home
Bliss,
row;
en;
row;
er;
:a-3- u
to-mor-row.
and old - en.
to-mor- row.
for-ev - er.
t=f
Piippiiî
Refeain
g-
:=f*==t
=5l=P=5t=TP
f
We're go
We're go
ing home,
ing home, we're go - ing home,
s
&
We're go
We're go
ing
ing
home
home
iifeii
to
to
mor
mor
row;
row;
$e4=?=^
pgîlgilp
We're go - - - - ing home,

We're go
We're going home, we're go - ing home, We're go
ing
ing
home
home
to
to
mor
mor
row.
row.
537
FUTURE
LIFE
594
Soon Trials and Conflicts

Our
which
light affliction,
is
but for a moment. II Cor. 4:17
Doughty, 19th Century
ip^^n^^
A.
S.
1.
Soontri-als and conflicts of

Faith's raptu-rous vis-ion
3.
That
4.
6.
ci -
ty
of
will
life
land that's so pure and so free from
"When we with the saints and the glo
all sin,
ri -fled
S-nS
As
Mo-ses be - held
en we'll nev
the fair
Ca
Doughty, 19th Century
JUu-j
E?te*El
of
of
As-sem-ble up
hea-ven~ly
scene;
old,
If
on that blest shore,
1-
er de-plore,
naan
out-line
walls made of jas-per sub-lime;

Where pain never ut-tered a cry;
throng
2^
Earth's pleasures for- sak
S.
be o'er, And we shall have crossed the dark main
may sometimes be-hold An

jew-els, and mansions un- told, And
2.
A.
heaven's blest portal
Far
off,
with a
we
Jor-dan be
Re - ful-gent with lus tre,like trans-par-ent gold, And never cor- rod-ed by
Where sick-ness and death cannot en - ter therein, And nothing that maketh a
With harps and with voices we'll chant the new song, With heaven's redeemed ever
gain.
-
tween.
time.
lie.
-
more.
g^Miî^p^^^^^M\
Refeain
We're nearing the shore
of that
beau
ti-ful
land, That far
a-
way home of
the
soul
^^^^^^^B
And
538
soon
we
will stand
on that
glit - ter-ing strand, And chant while
the a
ges shall
roll.
HEAVEN
That Heavenly
An
Aaron
C. Kolb,
Home
595
house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. II Cor. 5:1
Aaron C. Kolb, 1871-1937
1871-1937
Slowly
1.
2.
3.
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JS
.^
ipitte1
Oh, when I think of that hea -ven-ly home, Where all earth's sorrows shall cease,
Sweet is the tho't of that won-Jer-ful home, Shown by our Fa-ther of love,
When I shall meet in that heaven-ly place Loved ones who've gone on be-fore,
mm
w
'
a "^
x;
Free from
Where
We
w
all
care, where
wea
ry
mayre-joice
in
the
all
may come Dwell

come And
no trou-ble
are wel-come to
eachoth-er's em-brace, Nev
ing for
dwell in
-
er
to
ev
er
in
glo
ry
part ev
peace
-
bove.
er-more.
e^da
*=
-^
u*
& gîggigs^
Where
may
There
There
shall sing
in
the dear Saviour's sweet face, E'en
see
with the glo
- ri
h- ed throng, Hap
in His
like-ness
to
py and joy - ous and

Feast-ing on joys never
-
be,
free,
Mmm^msm^
the sun-light of
heaven
ly
bliss,
told,
mim^mmmmmm
ver-come with the tho't of His grace, What a blest home that- must be
with re-demption's glad song, Oh, what a joy that will be!
shall be rest -ing se-cure-ly
in peace, Safe in that heaven-ly fold.
I'm o
Heaven
I
shall ring
mfmtdikk
ss^fff^lri
/'i
FUTURE LIFE
596
There
a Land of Pure Delight
shall behold the land that
Thine eyes
Isaac Watts,
Is
is
very far off.Isa. 33:17
George
1674-1748
&3
iP^g^fegEgîi
2.
There
Sweet
fields
be
3.
Oh,
could
we
1.
land
is
pure
of
de -light,
Where
Root, 1820-1895
F.
saints
im-mor
tal
reign;
Stand dressed in liv - ing green;

make our doubts re -move, Those gloom-y doubts that rise,
yond
the
swell
ing flood
nm^
t==re
3e?
E
ter
So
to
And
see
%f4^
nal
=F
tePi^f^Pi^
day
ex
eludes the night,
Jews old
Ca - naan
the Ca -naan that we
the
=
g f=f =E
stood,
love,
And pleas -ures ban - ish pain,

While Jor -dan rolled be- tween.
With un - be - cloud - ed
eyes!
::
S^pfUPl
fe=t=
There ev - er - lasting spring a -bides, And nev - er - with - 'ring flow'rs;
But tim-'rous mor - tals start and shrink To cross this nar - row sea,
Could we but climb where Mo - ses stood, And view the land - scape o'er,
BiafW
UPPPf
Not
P
540
=s
PP
===
:
row
land from ours.

lin - ger, trem-bling,
on the brink, And fear
to launch a - way.
Jor-dan's stream, nor death's cold flood, Should fright us from the
shore.
Death, like
And
nar
sea,
di
vides This heav'n-ly
HEAVEN
Shall
We
And he shewed me
pure river of water
of life. Rev. 22:1
3.
we gath - er
mar - gin
Ere we reach the
4.
Soon we'll gather at
1.
Shall
2.
On
gf
the
riv
er,
Where bright an -gel feet have trod;

Wash-ing up
its sil - ver
spray,
Lay
we ev - 'ry bur - den down;
riv
er,
Soon
the
riv
er
the
shin-ing
riv
er,
at
of
^m
= -*
the
With
its
We
will
iEfe JE
^Hjnz^tfd
-
er
er,
tal tide
for
Flow-ing by
the hap
All
py gold
pro -vide a
With the mel - o
_i!L[fizr
^!=jP==fr=
ha -
:k=t*
1
God?
en
day.
robe
dy
and
crown.
of
peace.
ha
iytagd
the throne of
-
And
Grace our spir - its will de - liv - er,

Soon our hap - py hearts will quiv - er
cease;
pp=l
ev
pil-grim-age will
--i-
walk and wor-ship ev
crys
our
iL
m-
J^-^-^j
^=2^
*~$
:rfr
597
Gather at the River
Refrain
ft
2=*
*=&
Yes, we'll gath-er at the
riv
er,
The beau-ti-ful, the beau-ti
=+
E>g
Be
m. jJVPj
3 3
152
Gath-er with the
saints at
-ful
the
riv
er,
<2-
if
3=X:
riv
er,
That flows by the throne of
W^
God.
FUTURE LIFE
598
Sweet Rest
That they may
Some days are dark and
Heaven
from their labours. Rev. 14:13

M. Janie Leatherman, 1867-1927
rest
Sarah C. Leatherman, 19th Century
1.
in
warm and
way seems
And some
drear-
Oft
are
times the
ver,
When comes the time
4.
Some-times our hearts are lone o is

Thus when this life
We'll nev - er then grow wea -
ry,..
5.
Yes, there we'll meet
er.
Our toil will all

With loved ones gone be
2.
3.
to
geth
ly,
r-
~-
of
be
And
oft
we
feel
But
Our
rest
comes
to
souls will
rest
These days that are

We'll rest and sing
"a
so
us
wea-ry,
o'er;
-
fore;
S^-T^T
s=a
....
hard,
rest,
Us
=&
-&z
*S
bright;
We're glad when comes the
night.
When we
on - ly
for - ev - er
so drear -y
for - ev - er
In
Will
On
de - serve re - ward.
man-sions of
the blest.
troub - le
us
no more.
that
ce
les
tial
shore.
til*.
=
q=fs
r-
i*-^
=E*=q
Refeain
Our
rest
will
soon
be
-*-
By Him who has
giv -en
^'
NI
ha r-i
q=
fc^
3i=*=fr
There's rest, sweet rest,
kv
rin
con -trol;.
-*-
heav-en,.
>
F-
si
3
Rest for
the
wea
ry
soul
HEAVEN
599
Rest over Jordan

For we which have believed do enter into rest. Heb. 4:3
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2.
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3.
Pain nor sick
4.
Death
is
it -
home
in
glo
up
that
man
ting
fit
ness ne'er shall en
-sion,
ter,
then be vau-quished
shall
self
To that land of
Which e -ter - nal
Grief nor woe
my
ry,
And
ye
sing,
glo
heirs of
ry,
bliss
Shout your
tri
ful
lot
shall share,
be
with-drawn
you
go
umph
JJ
as
p^fe pf=f=l
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My Re
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on's gate
gone
deem-er's
For my stay
But in that
Shout for glad
be
shall not
ce
-
be
ness,
o-
ye
pen
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To pre-pare
me,
fore
cen
tre,
man -sion, blest.
ho -ly,hap
a crown of life
In that
tran-sient,
les - tial
will
ski
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rest,
shall stand,
ly
his sting shall
g^^^^^
Sing,
5.
the prom-ised
py
land.
shall wear.
ran-somed, Hail with joy the

you,
for
You
shall find
ris - ing
morn.
an en-trance through.
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Rest
for
all
who
efcit-
come
to
Je
sus
Rest
for
you
and
me.
FUTURE
LIFE
600
No Tears
God
Robert
S.
Arnold,
b.
wipe away
shall
1.
3.
No
all tears
Heaven
from
their eyes.-R.ev. 7:17
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1905
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in
S.
Arnold,
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no sor-rows giv-en, All will beglo-ry in that land;

up yonder, Where we shall spend an endless day;
Some morning yonder, we'll cease to ponder O'er things this life has bro'ttoview;
Glo
tears in heav-en,
ry
is
wait-ing, waiting
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All
will be clear -er, loved ones be dear-er, In heav'n where all will be made new
There'll be no sad-ness,
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No
tears,
in
.1
No
.no tears, no tears up there. Sorrow and pain

heaven fair,
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no tears, no tears up there,

in
heaven
No tears
in
heaven
'
will
be known.
fair,
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544
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tears,
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HEAVEN
601
No Mortal Eye Hath Seen

the things which
Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,

Jac. D. Toews, b. 1903
No
No
No
1.
2.
3.
mor
heart
mor
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eye
of
man
tal
ear
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rich
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the
es
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that fair
dis
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last
ing
sky
clime.
love,
fh-^-n
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1-
they stand Be - fore the throne on high,

be - low The things of earth and time,
hap - py throng Praise God
in heav'n
a - bove.
ful
'til
ex
far
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^
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^=^5:
That waits the faith
Cor. 2:9
Unknown
$j[j."
hath seen that land A - cross the

can
ful - ly know The
bliss
of
hath heard such song Of
ev - er
Its
God hath prepared. I
ceed
re-deemed and
mm
ini=!^
t?-
:=t
Hah
m S- g-h^
r
Its
beau
ties
out
far
No
pain nor part

The sweet-est mel
ing
shine
what here
mar
the
dies
re
days,
-
sound
3B
J
We
the earth;
up -on
nor blind nor lame
the saved shall sing;
see
No deaf
When all
fam
B&^=
=t5Z=t
There
But
all
things will
be
all
will join
in
ter
nal bliss
and
=t
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bright and clear, Of

great and
hap - py praise And sing God's
joys
bound In
prais
es
iiiyigfesE^ ^
no
ho
to
ble worth.
ly
name.
our King!
1
545
FUTURE LIFE
602
Shall
And
We
Meet Beyond the River
the ransomed of the Lord shall return, and come to Zion with songs
joy upon their heads. Isa. 35:10
Horace L. Hastings, 1831-1899

Moderato
Moderate
MBE
1.
Shall
Shall
3.
Shall
4.
Shall
S.
Rice, b.
1827
2.
Elihu
and everlasting
we
we
we
we
meet be - yond the riv - er, Where the sur - ges cease to roll?
meet in that blest har-bor, When our storm - y voyage is o'er?
meet in yon-der cit - y, Where the tow 'rs of crys-tal shine,
meet with Christ our Saviour, When He comes to claim His own?
^^s tczgafe^ 3EW

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J
Where
in
all
the bright for
Shall
we meet and
cast
Where
the walls are
all
Shall
we know His
bless
ev
the an
of jas
-
ed
fa
Sor
er,
row ne'er
chor
By
per,
Built by
vor,
And
the
sit
sin
shall press the soul?
ce
fair
les
shore?
tial
work - man-ship di-vine?

down up - on His throne?
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.at
Refbain
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Shall
we
^^
meet, shall
TT_
we
-m-i
meet,
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L ^-*
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we meet be - yond
the
m
riv
38
546
we meet be
rs
er?
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Shall
S-
yond the riv
m
F
er,
Where
=4=^
the
sur
ges cease to
roll?
ite
HEAVEN
603
Meet Me There
am, there ye may be also. John 14:3

19th Century
Where
Henrietta E. Blair,
:=fcq
2 2 -S 3
t2-=
*\
2.
the hap - py, gold-en shore, Where the faith-ful part no more, When the
Here our fond-est hopes are vain, Dear - est links are rent in twain, But in
3.
Where the harps of
On
1.
an
gels ring,
And
the blest for
ev
the
er sing, In
E#t
storms of life are o'er, Meet me there, Where the night dissolves a -way In -to
heav'n no throb of pain, Meet me there, By the riv - er sparkling bright, In the
the King, Meet me there, Where in sweet communion blend Heart with
pal - ace of
MM
EgEmmzÊgm
storms
D. S.
of
life
are o'er,
On
the
p^mmmmsm
Fine.
fefei
per - feet day, I

am go - ing home to stay, Meet
in
of
de - light, Whereour faith is lost
sight, Meet
y
a world that ne'er shall end, Meet
heart, and friend with friend, In
and
pure
cit
/lap
py, oo/rf
en shore, Where the faith -ful part
Refrain
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me
Meet
mmi
Meet
me
there,
Meet
there,
rt
there,
there,
there.
me
there.
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Meet me
there,
*^f
no more, Meet
me
me
me
me
the
there,
*ZXS.
of
tree
life
is
bloom-ing, Meet
me
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there,
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there,
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547
FUTURE LIFE
604
Heaven Holds
Lay up for yourselves treasures
Tillit S. Teddlie, b.
Me
All to
in
heaven. Matt. 6:20
1885
Tillit S.
3^PÊ
EBE
b
4
fl'
1.
Earth holds no treas-ures
2.
Out
3.
Why
the hills
on
should I
long
of
for
but
per
that won - der

the world and
E^~
|-
with
ish
-
Teddlie, b. 1885
us - ing,
ful coun - try,
its
sor-rows,
How
ev
Hap
py,
When
er
conthat
in
J-* =1
P=PHP=i
^
pre - cious they
tent - ed
and
home o'er the
free,
Yet there's a
Loved ones are
coun
wait
sea
Mil
sing
be;
'
go
com
ing,
ing,
sto
ry?
ISJ-S
are
lions
try
ing
ing
am
which
I
and watch -ing
to
the
won
der
my
-
ful
$==i
Heav - en
Heav - en
Heav - en
holds
holds
holds
^-^.^J
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all
all
all
to
to
to
me.
me.
me.
Heav - en
p===z
holds
to
all
Mm
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meas - ure
548
will
be
my
treas - ure,
Heav - en
holds
all
to
me
HEAVEN
Make
I'll
go
Morris, 20th Century
L. J.
It
My Home
605
prepare a place for you. John 14:2

Christopher C. Stafford,
to
b.
1897
fS
1.
2.
3.
4.
I've heard of
I've heard of
I've heard of
pa - tient
So
a
a
a
beau
ly,
lov
cit
cit
ful
cit - y
a - bove, Where no one can
y with streets of pure gold, Where treasures can
y where stands the great throne, And an - gels in
ing - ly
trust-ing
my Lord, Till
I
shall be
- ti
-
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go
not
white
a
de
pi-M
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f=t
-stray;
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And since I am trust-ing His won-der-ful

Where love's blessed sto - ry with rap-ture is
Are prais
ray
way,
ing my Lord, with

bor and wait, for
my
love,
told,
loved and His own,

know His re - ward
m^mmmmk
called
ar
a
la
I'll
I'll
I'll
My
Refrain
make
make
make
soul
it
it
it
my home some
my home some
my home some
some
en
shall
joy
JEEBiEEj]
When
shad
ppp2=ere
day.
day.
day.
day.
make
I'll
"
ows have passed
ti
it
my home some -day,
way;
(a
E=t
ij^îS^=liîi
love
is
wait
ing
bove,
I'll
tK
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my home
,
Used by permission.
sion
of
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some-day. (someday.)
k-tJ
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549
FUTURE LIFE
606
Be No Shadows
There'll
Heaven
in
The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. Psalm 121:6
John T. Cook, b. 1900
John T. Cook,
iig
no shad-ows
no weep-ing
no part-ing
in
1.
There'll be
2.
There'll be
3.
There'll be
in
in
r^=^^=y=z^j
heav-en,
heav -en,
heav-en,
No
No
the
can
For time and space count no
sor
ipi
ft
tj
God
God
s f ace
s
with light will
hand
all
be
shin
ing,
tear-drops will ban
ish,
God' s love will there re
e-
<S-j
us
nite
row ev
S3
"Hr
way;
come;
more;
:=t=
I
-zT^zy-
Thro'-out that e - ter - nal day.

In
heav - en our home, sweet home.
With dear ones who've gone be - fore.
a._ :a:
1900
I :s=d
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F=F
Ti
EL
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er
-jet-'
i.
to dark -en
cares
e ir
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b.
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*=
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Refrain
be
'Twill all
joy
up
in
heav
en,
Beau
- ti
ful
cit
-y
of
gold;
=t=
;gplpiî^^p^î|l|i
Con-tent-ment reign -eth
A.
yt
550
Copyright,
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ter
nal,
J.
A.
p:
1
946, bv
The half has ne'er yet been
Stamps Quartet Music Co.
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Used bv permission.
told.
1H
HEAVEN
Far, Far
And
Carl Plank, 1801-1825

Trans, by Jac. D. Toews,
new earth. Rev.
21:1
English Folk Melody
be-yond
the
of man
can
gates
glo-rious
are
lit tie
a
but
star
ry
sky
er
tell
1.
Far, far
2.
No words
ev
3.
Its
o - pen
while on
4. 'Tis
1903
b.
607
Beyond the Starry Sky
saw a new heaven and
The
wide To
earth
aii^;
There
is
bless
joys
so
full
who
all
Where fleet
hj
trust
ing time
J- J-
ed
land,
and free;
the Lord;
shall cease;
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^==
EfE
By
we
its
moun -tains
my
long
con- se- crate their

- er
on
that
lives
faith
see
Yet yearn-ings fill
Who
But ev
ing
to
bless
ed
rise
As
soul
In
made by God's own hand,

fair land
that
to
be.
Him Ac - cept His pre - cious Word.
shore Shall reign
e - ter
nal peace.
^J A
hap
pain
In
si
The
yoke
py land
and sor
lent pen
of
-a-
-fm
Tho'
of
fair
row
here
-estflow'rsIE
my
lot,
ten - tial tears

sin we've cast
be-hind,
-
=^=:
IH
r-
ter
nal
joys
know they
shall
and
de
bliss
-
Con-fess their guilt and

O grasp this truth, my
part,
sin,
heart!
j.
lifer
A
wait the wea - ry

For rays of faith and
Peace to the wea - ry
When the re-deemed shall
wan
hope,
der
Lord,
heart
wand'ring
meet
*-
er,
bove
-^2J
Sweet rest and hap - pi - ness.

- lume
II
my long - ing heart
The Lord now gives with - in.
And there shall nev - er part.
-*
ii^fppiîli
-*-
^ -
^.
551
FUTURE LIFE
608
The Unclouded Day

There
shall be
no
there. Key. 22:5

Mel. by Josiah K. Alwood, 1828-1909
Har. by John F. Kinsey, I852ca.l915
nie,ht
Josiah K. Alwood, 1828-1909
Moderate
1.
Oh, they
tell
2.
tell
3.
Oh, they
Oh, they
tell
4.
Oh, they
tell
be-yond the skies, Oh,

me of
me of a home where my friends have gone, Oh,
me of the King in His beau - ty there,And
me that He smiles on his chil - dren there, And
mm=Mmm^
home
far
a -way
land
far
way Where the

behold Where He
a- way
And they
eyes
sor
shall
rows
all
Oh, they
tell
me
sits
tell
of
tree
of
that
tell
they
tell
they
tell
me of a
me of a
me that miue
His smile
drives their
aijaPrgE-HE:
home where no
in
life
on the
me
they
throne that
no tears ev
is
er
storm-clouds
-
ter
rise,
bloom
nal
whit-er than snow,
come
gain,
uZfft
^^|**=4
s^ =*=T
Oh, they tell me of

an un
Sheds its fragrance thro' the un
In
the
In
that lovely land
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
ci -
the land
the land
the land
the smiles
ty that
cloud-ed day
cloud-ed day
Oh, the land of cloud - less day,

Oh, the land of cloud - less day,
is made
of
gold Oh, that land mine eyes shall see,
of un - cloud-ed day Oh, that land
love - ly smiles,
of
an un
an un
an un
cloud-ed sky
cloud-ed sky
Oh, they
Oh, they
tell
tell
me
me
me
Oh, they tell

His love -beaming eye Oh, the King
-
cloud-ed sky
home where no
of
of
my
of
the King
in
friends by
the
on His
His beau-ty
in-
HEAVEN
storni
clouds
eee
me
Oh,
they
tell
of
an
In
the
land
of
the
white
throne,
In
the
land
of
the
us
there,
To
the
land
of
(9ie
rise
t:
tz
=
fc
Heaven
And confessed
Thomas R. Taylor,
1.
I'm
2.
What though
3.
There at
but
#3ZES
SS
glo
_|a,
ert drear,
grim-age,
-
stran-ger here, Heav'n

tem - pest rage, Heav'n
Sav - iour's side, Heav'n
my
ri - fied,
Heav'n
Heav'n
Heav'n
is
-3=
-I*
_'jr
-k
my
my
my
is
is
*
r
ed
cloud
ed
day.
cloud
ed
day.
cloud
ed
day.
:t"
I
609
is
is
is
my
my
my
home; Earth
home; Short
home; I
home.
home.
home.
Dan - ger
Time's cold
There are
Wr-^
and
and
the
sor
win
good
Those
ev-'ry hand; Heav'n

o
ver-past;
gf^ff^
be
row stand
try
blast
and
blest,
my father-land, Heav'n

reach home at last, Heav'n
love most and best, There, too, I soon shall rest, Heav'n
Shall soon be
my
shall
fcrrfcrl*
ill^^H!
r
Round me on
is
is
$=
$=
:t:
cloud
and pilgrims on the earth. Heb. 11:13

1807-1835
day.
My Home
Is
that they were strangers
the
un
un
un
un
JUui
pil
-<y-j-
life,
vites
des
*S 1
of
tree
snow
The Unclouded Day
is
shall
te
is
is
is
my
my
my
home.
home.
home.
r
m
553
FUTURE
LIFE
610
Jerusalem,
The Holy
City,
My Happy Home
New
Jerusalem .Rev
21:2
Henry
S.
Rupp,
my
dear
to
-0-
gates be - hold ? Thy

courts as- cend, Where
sor - row know Blest
Then
pants for thee
-0- W.
-&>-.
Aurelius Augustine, 353-430
1826-1*
d=4
:4i*FF
*b3i=jd
JE EJ
hap - py home, Name ev - er

thy heav'n-built walls, And pearl - y
of
my God, Shall I
thy
Oh, when, thou cit - y
There hap - pier bow'rsthan E - den's bloom,Nor sin
nor
hap - py home My soul still
Je - ru - sa - lem, my
Je
1.
ru
sa
lem,
eyes
When shall these
2.
3.
4.
6.
S35
-0-
-*-
-0-
-0-
-0-
me When
!
P
Refbain
my
shall
bul
con
seats
shall
la - bors have
an end, In
joy
andpeaceln thee?
sal - va - tion strong, And streets of shining gold?
gre
ga- tions ne'er
thro' rude and storm

my la - bors have
home.
breakup, And
- y scenes I
on
an end, When I
ward press
to you.
thy joys shall see.
My
hap-py heav'nly home,My home,
dear home,
Now
4.
they desire a better country, that
is,
an heavenly. H.eb. 11:16

Philip Phillips, 1834-1895
I'm near - er
One sweet -iy sol-emn thought Comes to me o'er and o'er:
Near -er the
Near-er
my Fa-ther's house, Where man - y man-sions be;
Where bur-dens are laid down; Near-er to
Near-er the bound of life,
brink; For
I
am
slip-ping o'er the
Are
Be near me when my feet
si flgi
-i
554
My own dear happy home.
One Sweetly Solemn Thought
Phoebe Gary, 1824-1871
3.
dear
Sab- baths have no end?
*ri
611
1.
home,
-h*-
2.
My
warks with
t*
0"
^-^
HEAVEN

Refrain
ma
w
ppippipsi^
i
3*
to-day,
Than
great white throne to-day,
Near
home
to
day,
leave the
cross
to- day,
near
home
to
er
I
-
And
Per
day,
er
have been be
the crys
nearer to
-
my
home, Near-er
jg-A G---rC
lg
'
my home
to
S.
B.
Dana,
3.
sing
cold
the
last
mo
4.
Then
to
my
rap
Ref. -There' 11
f*
no
be
slug
of heav'n,
gish drops
ments come,
tured
ear
sor
tT"
J*
When
off
Oh,
Let
one
watch
:
,
called
mar
dy
sweet
there,
There'll
'
^^~n
song
to
die
ble
brow,
ing
be
giv'n
Jl f f r
sor
be
face,
row
fore.
Dunbar, 19th Century
am
my
my
Roll
P
612
Heaven
of
:8
me
to
and
J"}
SSiti:
ft
have been be
C. R.
Oh
When
When
1.
2.
Than
1810
b.
home,
i
fc&d^[
r
3=3
day, to-day,
Me
my
er
K-r1^
f^-fl*
Oh! Sing to
Mary
think.
^^w^m
Near-er
Near
sea:
crown,
the
now
haps, than
fore:
tal
row
there;
^&#PHEwPi
Sing
songs
Break
forth
sic
bone,
To
catch the
mu
In
heav'n
songs
Let
my
ly
ec - sta - sy,
To waft
Let heav'n be of
joy - f ul - ness,
each
bright ser - aph - ic
gleam, Which on
cheer me last
on earth, And greet me
ho
of
in
where
all
is
love,
There'll be
no
soul on high.
gin be - low.
fea - ture plays.
first in heav'n.
sor
row
there.
<S5S
FUTURE
LIFE
613
Unbroken?
Will the Circle Be
Ada R. Habershon,
1861-1918
H&m
the glo - ry Whose dear forms you oft - en miss;

in
ous days of childhood, Oft
they told
of won -drous love;
re-mem -ber songs of heav - en, Which you sang with child - ish voice;
can pic-ture
hap-pygath'rings.'Round the fire - side long
a - go,
by one their seats were emp-tied, One
by one they went
a - way,
1.
There are loved ones
2.
In
3.
You
You
One
4.
5.
the joy
i==i|p^lfe]
When you
Point
ed
Do
And
you
you
Now
the
close your earth - ly sto - ry,

Will you join them in their bliss?
to
the
dy - ing Sav - iour, Now they dwell with Him
a - bove.
love the hymns they taught you, Or
are songs of earth your choice?
think of
tear - f ul part - ings, When they left you here
be - low.
fam
ly
is
part
*=i
ed,
Will
-&
be
it
com-plete
one
day?
5^-.
Refrain
~
9
Will
the
cir
31
-
cle
un
be
bro
ken
mM
^^p^s
J J J.
In
bet
55S
and
by,
ter
home
sz
wait
ing,
and
by
by?
mm
In
the sky,
in
the sky?
1
n^dmm
$m^m
w*
:2
Copyright, 1907.
By
tRenewal
rights reserved.
1935. The Rodeheaver

Used by permission.
Co., owner.
International
copyright secured.
All
HEAVEN
Let
In this we groan, earnestly desiring
to
Me Go
614
be clothed upon with our house which
from heaven.
is
II Cor. 5:2
2.
Let
Let
3.
Let
1.
*r ^ m
mzlz
d?:
me go where saints are go - ing, To

me go where none are wea - ry, Where
me go, why should I tar - ry? What
.
ft
me
me
What
the blest
of
no wail
of
woe
has earth
to bind
me
here?
"E-jn'-jE
E"
-i^mmm r
=ra
go where my
and bathe
go
but cares, and
man - sions
raised
is
fefc
PPiP
Let
Let
i*r-^
the
toils,
Re - deem-er
peo - pie rest.

rap-tures an -gels know.
and sor - rows? What but death, and pain, and fear?
my
spir
it
mm
prepared His
Has
In
the
LjLJfcgj=gjE
W-
fiE*
3^2
I
Let
Let
2:
bright-ness, Where they dwell for
would gain the realms of
me
me
go,
for bliss
go,
for hopes
mm
e-
At
AJ
-A*-;
ter
nal
most cher-ished, Blast
nj
my
Lures
-
soul
ed round
me
4M
ev
way,
er
oft -
en
>.
more
way,
lie
HOr.'
pS^pplîllllliipp
I
And
Oh!
would join
the
I've
the friends that wait
vie - tor's
song
tri -
gath-ered bright-est
me
um-phant Thrills
flow-ers,
But
ver on
my
to
the
heart, I
see
oth
can
er
shore.
not stay.
them fade and
die.
=M
557
FUNERAL
We
615
Are Going Down the Valley
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the
shadow
no evil. Psalm 23:4

of death, I will fear
Brown Pounds, 18611921
Jessie
Doloroso.
fffHW
^^^jX^
gB
We
We
We
1.
2.
3.
go
go
go
are
are
are
ing
ing
ing
down
down
down
the valley, one

the valley, one
the valley, one
by
by
by
m
one,
one,
one,
With our
fa- ces tow'rd the

the la- bors of the
Hu-man comrade you or
When
F^
3S=
the sun; Down the val - ley where the mourn-ful cy - press grows,
are done; One by one, the cares of earth for - ev - er past,
a ten - der hand will guide us lest
we fall,
will there have none; But
set- ting
wea - ry
I
of
day
eê^p
*
V
-Mb-
U.
m*
&
=*=
v-
Refrain
Where
the stream of death in si-lence onward flows.

the river bank at last.
Christ is going down the valley with us all.
We shall stand up-on
We are -going down the valley,
wmmwmmm
<
^=^=-f -Ni=3=r=3=3=
PIS
===
-o
going down
Go
the valley,
ing tow'rd the set-ting
ÊEfe^kgEgEgg^
K S
BBSEB6
rv-S-
going down the valley,

<*--i*"f*-'f*-f*-f*"
&^1
go-ing
of
the sun;
We
^-=^=1
T-S-
3 a ^g.-i-^^
down the valley, Go-ing down
f*--r*- -f*-*i*-i*-f*-
-A- -A-
s
I
the valley, one by one.

r*
Hiiiiiiiliiîfe**
b
b -
k k y-y-
558
are
-m
1/
FUNERAL
They Pass Away
Silently,
The
Source
spirit shall return
3.
4.
C. E. Leslie,
-^
ly,
si
ly,
si
si
si
ly,
ly,
ly,
ly,
ly,
ly,
lent
lent
lent
lent
- ly,
- ly,
-
ly,
ly,
From
mp
r-
Up
Je
from
Far
lent
lent
lent
lent
ly,
ly,
ly,
- ly,
m
heav
earth to
loft
our heav
heav
in
en
they've
en
en
how
-
ly
their
j^j_
sor
all
row and pain and from
When from the bod - y

And through His great lov And all the sane - ti -
t=r
F*
^r~i
TTw
q
1t=$=2f&
sus
-5-
to
-
To their Sav - iour who

But 'tis Je - sus who
For 'tis Je - sus who
'tis
rest,
Hg^^|^_j:jM-J
their flight,
-v~i
Si
Si
Si
Si
how we mourn, and
Oh,
who
ing,
call
is
call-ing,
is
call
is
call
ing,
ing,
kind
fled
an
spir
Call
ing,
Call-ing,
Call
Call
ing,
ing,
it
de
ness will
gels
rit.
-^
is
the
ing
dim.
So,
19th Century
3KZZ=ifc
-3*-
short is
their stay;
for them we weep;
the
soul has
fled
God thought it
best
are our hearts,

Fa - ther who gave,
Sav - iour to
meet,
iij
to
ps
pi
*
en
them
lay
3t
they pass a - way,

sweet is their sleep,
bur - y the dead,
*p*=t=4
lent
lent
lent
lent
i^^^î
^*
12:7
Pi
Si - lent
Si - lent
Si - lent
Si - lent
tak
sad
616
;'/. Eccl.
ffi
1.
God who gave
Unknown
2.
unto
M-
to
night,
parts!
save.
greet.
m
mm
come home, Call-ing, come home.

come home, Calling, come home.
559
FUNERAL
617
The Last Farewell

The time
of
my
departure
is
at
hand. II Tim.
^3^5
:*:
=4:
d:
***=*
Fare-well, dear friends, I

bid
Fare-well, dear friends, re - mem
Fare-well, oh, will
you meet
Fare-well, dear friends, I 'm near
1.
2.
3.
4.
:i2_4q*;
4:6
=1=
HSÎp
lov
you
ber,
Our walk
me
In
ing
The man
last fare - well;

earth was sweet,
ing,
on
ce
that
-
les
Where we
My
my Sav
hear
But sweet
on
er
shall
-
ly
far
dwell
plea
--
^--
iour
call
the
for
for
end - ing,
ev - er,
en - trance
ing,
with
soon
To rest
And grasp
My
Sav
at
Weep not
I
My
fear
work
And when
Him
Je
no
-
part
iour'sdy

-Ji
shall dwell.
sus' feet.
ing
ing
hand?
love.
s=smJft
^
F*
SUlgi
bove,
-A-i--,
ieeee
ad
I
land,
tial
sions bright a
Êt
my
de - part - ure,
not death's dark val - ley,
on earth
is
end - ed,
I
shout the cho - rus
at
m
For
Of
is
on
that shore
I
see
ble with
a - larm,
there
a
star
ry crown
Je - sus cru - ci - fied,
Nor trem
And
-i-
+=%=--
tafefeirt^ganîiiiB
The
of
a - ges wait - ing
an - gels wait
to
bear me
A - waits me, for I've con-quered,
The gold en doors of heav - en
For
560
blest
To chant
A
I
I
bove
a
the
song
rag
lay
my
ar
o
know
will
for me.
ing storm.
mor down.
pen wide.
Sleep
/
Source
know
till
618
that Morning
that he shall rise again
at the last
Unknown
day.John 11:24
B. F. Showalter,
19th Century
Sffif
lay her down to
rest Place the turf kind-iy o'er
her breast ;
her lone and nar - row house, Graceful - ly wave, ye wil - low boughs ;
et-ly sleep, be - lov - ed
one, Pest from thy toil, thy la - bor's done
Peace -ful-ly
1.
2.
Close
3.
Qui
to
-
m^^b?m^mmm^
î^^SSp^ppîf
the slum- ber 'neath
Sweet be
Flow'rsof
Pest
the wild-wood,
the
till
the sod, While the pure soul
dors shed,
trump from th'op-'niug
ver
Bids thee from dust to
skies,
u
>
g==S
Peace
-
-ful-ly
ful
iy,
peace -ful
sleep,
sweet-
ly,
U
\*
\*
PvEFBAIN
Peace
ly
sleep,
morn
ing,
morn
ing,
^3:
Yes,
Yes,
:t-
peace
peace
ful - ly,
=:
m
kr
ry
Sleep
Peace - ful
....
-
sleep
ly
ly,
rise.
that
till
that
till
fr
s
r
sleep
peace
^=gl
(y-
t:
ful
God.
ful dead.
î
ful-ly
peace
- ti -
v*
PPPIr
=t=
3d-s-
glo
=i-
PPP
rest -ing with
is
ho -ly, beau
the
ful
ly
sleep.
zr
561
FUNERAL
619
Sometime We'll Understand

Now we
see through a glass, darkly; but then face to fate. I Cor. 13:12
Maxwell N. Cornelius, 19th Century
SpglPPi^Pif*
*EES5
1.
2.
3.
4.
may
Not now, but in the com-ing years, It
We'll catch the bro-ken thread a-gain, And fin Were o We'll know why clouds instead of sun
God knows the way, He holds the key, He guides
IP
be
in
the bet-ter
N-*-
land,
what we here be
- gan;
ver many a cher-ishedplan;
us with un - err-ing hand;
ish
'
* r"
piîiUPPS
We'll read the meaning of our tears,
Heav'nwill the mys-ter-ies ex-plain,
Why song has ceased when scarce begun
Some-time with tear-less eyes we'll see;
And there, sometime

And then, ah, then,
A-^
we'll un - der-stand.
we'll un -der-stand.
Tis there, sometime, we'll un - der-stand.
Yes, there, up there, we'll un - der-stand.
eSeeE
*&
Refrain
little
faster
a^t
Then trust
in
God
thro' all the days;
Fear
not, for
He
doth hold thy hand;

doth hold thy hand;
mm
aJ
a tempo
JJ4
Zi'6.
ipiiip
Though dark thy way,
^fli
f
:
562
still
sing and
praise,
Sometime, sometime, we'll understand.
FUNERAL
620
Not Dead, But Sleeping

The maid
Clara M. Brooks,
Slowly and
b.
is
not dead, but sleepeth. Matt. 9:24

1882
softly
g^f pii^te^rfM
r
is
notdead, but sleep-ing," Thusthe bless-ed Mas - ter spake:
*she
a - sleep, her soul im-mor - tal, Dwell - ing now be-yond life's woes,
told;
dream when one a-wak - eth, As
a
tale when it
is
As
a
pearl - y drops of morn-ing
Soar - ing upward tow 'rd the sun,
Like the
sus blest,
Death no dread-ed sting con-tain -eth, For the soul, in Je
l."Lo,
2.
3.
4.
5.
Just
S^Bl
*=*
a=g=R^
^gîi^S^PS
Why
are all these

Finds from care and
Thus its flight the
Thus our spir -its
O'er the grave a
m^
We
tears of weep - ing?

pain and sor - row
spir
- it
tak
eth,
re-turn - ing
vie -t'ry gain -eth
are
shall
His
in
likeness
Sweet and un - dis

Dust re - turns to
To their Ma-ker,
He who
turbed
wake.
re-pose.
mold.
one by
one.
heav'nly rest.
earth-ly
finds this
$M^
^5
ih'^^m--
Refbain
2h*
On
** -A
ly sleep-ing,
A 4*-^
i*
sweetly sleep-ing, While the an -gels
vig
- il
P
keep;
r~
r~
fe5
n^m-^-
ir*
E=j
NN^
ttF
**#=.*
Je
sus gives to
His
be
lov
ed
at last
in
!^
JzJ^-^f^jjf^P
SSp:
&>
'Use masculine
Rest
form of pronouns
if
required.
^rEiîs:
peaceful sleep.
FUNERAL
621
Asleep in Jesus
Now
Christ risen from the dead,
is
and become the
them
firstfruits of
th at slept.-l Cor. 15:20
William B
Margaret Mackay, 1802-1887
Bradbury, 1816-1868
^^m^m
iEE^
A
1.
A
A
A
2.
3.
4.
sleep
in
sleep
in
sleep
in
sleep
in
mlis
Je
Je
Je
Je
bless
sus!
oh,
sus!
peace
sus!
.A.
oh,
is
bliss
er
wakes
a
su
slum
rest!
for
me
preme
ful
ref
ly
blest;
No
fear,
uge
be!
Se
dim
ash
iX=^
re
pose,
Un
to
sing
That death
that
hour
Which man
es
lie,
bro
And
1"
wait
Jesus, While
cure
and
un
ly
con
fi-
no
woe
shall
ly
shall
my
by
the
last
has
lost
its
the
ven
Sav
mons
from
dis-
Ê
B-
fci
=g4
ken
i
fests
sum
wmm
The Lord gave, and the Lord hath

Thomas Hastings, 1784-1872
such
&===
^^
the
ing
&
turbed
dence
May
,-
for
-
calm
ho
__|
be
Whose wak
With
To
&
weep;
meet!
622
ful
ber
to
-
From which none
sleep,
how sweet
=
3E
ev
such
ed
m=3
sus!
of
foes,
omed
sting.
iour's
pow'r
on
high.
<&
|S-E
=fc
Our Hearts Are Bleeding

taken away; blessed be the
name
of the
Lord.Job
1:21
gi^g^S&^^gtt^p
Je - sus, while our hearts are bleed -ing

Tho' cast down, we're not for - sak -en;
Tho' to - day we're filled with mourn-ing,
By Thy hands the boon was giv - en;
564
msS
r^-
Mi
&
O'er the spoils that death has won,

not
a- lone:
Tho' af - nict - ed,
on the throne;
is
Mer - cy still
Thou hast tak - en but Thine own:
EE
r
FUNERAL
Jesus, While Our Hearts Are Bleeding
nu
1
tti
gig
ly
say, "Thy
We would, at this sol
Thou didst give, and Thou hast tak -en: Bless-ed Lord. "Thy
With Thy smiles of love re - turn -ing, We can sing, "Thy
Lord of earth, and God of heav-en, Ev - er-raore, "Thy
emn meeting, Calm
Some Sweet Day

Sorrow and mourning shall
S.
flee
H. Chord, 20th Century
1.
Some sweet day when
2.
Tri
3.
Bright
als
the
*m
here
be
life
is
low
we
of
bove;
care;
day;
Hi P&
i^^^
shall greet those
In
that
-
shall meet
a
row, pain and
Night re - turned to
Sor
We
hap
H. Chord, 20th Century
We
o'er,
meet,
that morn,
m=3=3
36
Part
dawn -ing
i-g-
623
away. Isa. 51:11

S.
f aa^faj-j-f^=j=j
done."
done."
done."
done."
9F-t5
::
r=F=h
I
be
be
be
be
will
will
will
will
py
ed friends no
-
gone
be
home
so
mm &
In
fore,
sweet,
fare -wells know;
that
home of
love.
and peace we'll share.

Joy
Tears be wiped a - way.
iiia
t-
Refrain
22
Some sweet
day,
!fc
E^^S_*LiJ
jp ^Bg^ ^s;
Jzj
some sweet
~
I*"
day,
^"'
m< will be, some sweet day.

Oh! that hap-py time
'
fr
-*-
--
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FUNERAL
624
Gathering Buds
Suffer the little children to
^-ZZ-
-dU
dU
Jtd
dM
"9T
Je
Full blooming flow-ers
4.
gj
>-dM
dti
dU
dU
dU
1864-1941
'
~Zr
cH~cJ
a beau-ti ful bud, Out of our gar-den of love,

a -lone will not do, Some must be young and un- grown;
Fathers and mothers, weep not or be sad, Still on the Sav-iour re - ly;
Blooming in beau-ty
in neav-en are they, Blooming for you and for
me
1.
2.
3.
"^
g -dU""
*"
sus has tak-en
come unto Me. Mark 10:14

James D. Vaughan,
m.~
3 3
J -S
3-J^-J ilES"B=f
-mr
-m-
-m-
-^-
iill
q
i
way to the cit - y of God, Home of the an-gels a buds He is gath-er - ing, too, Beau - ti - ful gems of His
You shall be-holdthem a -gain, and be glad, Beau-ti -ful flow-ers on
Fol -low the Lord, tho' the cit - y be far, Till our bright blossoms we
Borne it
the
So
frail
bove.
throne.
high.
see.
Refrain
Gath -er
^*
Je-sus
566
ing buds, gath -er
ing buds,
Won-der
-ful care will
pp^pl^
is
2 J t
gath -er - ing, day af-terday, Buds for the pal-ace
James D. Vaughan, owner.
Used by permission.
be
of
giv'n,
r
heav'n.
FUNERAL
Two
Daniel
S.
625
Hands
Little
Warner, 1842-1895
Warren, 1867-1951
B. Elliott
With expression
1.
2.
3.
Two
Two
Two
lit -
tie
lit -
tie
hands are sweet - ly fold -ed

eyes are closed for - ev - er
feet have ceased to trav - el
Up
on
si
To earth's un
Up
breast:
lent
ho
sight,
ly
mmmmmmmm
lit -
Oh, what
4.
tie
Re -deem -er,
com - fort, dear
on the shores of
Thy grace and love hath
time
giv'n,
-frr
=?
3^?
The
lit
tie
Two
lit
tie
has numbered Its

heart with - in
cher - ub wings now hov - er In
lit
tie
gem
That when life's win
re-leased
-
ter
day
from
is
^=!
trou-ble,
end
ed,
throbs and gone

heav -en's gold
Has gone a - bove

We'll meet our child
"*~
*F
^^
to
-
rest.
en
light.
to
shine.
heav'n.
in
*~
f~
# #
fr^-
LJ
Refrain
Rest
ing,
MM
-V-rest
mk=z=^m
how
oh.
ing,
i=
=r-
sweet!.
=!==
EfEEt
i^S
Rest
ing,
rest
ing,
sweet
ly
^P
rest
ing.
FUNERAL
626
Gone to Bloom Above
Daniel
D. Otis Teasley,
Warner, 1842-1895
S.
1876-1942
iipîifi^îiiii^pi
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
us
seen by
plant -ed deep
care was lav - ished here in vain
No
Would not our grief for - ev - er flow
Dear Je - sus, Thou hast died for us,
gen
In
all
tie
hand un
our hearts
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As
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f
a
this
forth
lone
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our grief
is
blest
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It
--m-
was
He takes His own, we weep, But
ftfeiFg
k t
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the hand
"Thy
say,
removed, 'twill bloom a - gain

In sweet
our hearts this com -fort know We soon
trust Thee in each prov - i - dence, Thy love
Tho' soon
Did not
We
Has plucked our ten - der bud;

This pre-cious lit - tie one;
Up - on this plant of love;
Up - on thy si - lent tomb,
And for our dar - ling, too;
er
to
is
will
-0-
-G-'
of
God.
be
done."
form
a - bove.
thee shall come.
ev - er true.
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one,
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FUNERAL
Go
go
/ shall
to
to
Thy
627
Rest, Fair Child
him, but he shall not return
to
me. II Sam.
Lydia H. Sigourney, 1791-1865
J.
12:23
Softly
i
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Go
Be
thy
thy
to
gpp
-:
child!
Go
learned
In
breast,
Or
Thy
Thy
fair
rest,
heart had
Ere
sin
had seared the
Be - cause thy smile was
Shall love, with weak em
fore
fair,
brace,
thy dream
to
less
to
way - ward - ness

sor - row woke
and
lip
up
the
eye
so
ward wing
de
bed,
stray;
tear;
bright,
tain?
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thy head,
de - filed, With bless-ings on
er turned The dark and down -ward way;
thy throne of change-less rest, In
tial sphere!
to
yon
ce - les
Rise
Be - cause thy lov - ing era - die - care Was such a dear de - light;
gen tie spir
it,
seek thy place
mid the cher ub train.
Nol
While yet
gen
Be
feet
so
fore thy
un
ev
tie,
had
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Thou Wast Mild and Lovely

Behold how
Samuel
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He
loved
him! John
628
11:36
Mason, 1792-1872
^f^Pâ^^fl
Smith,
F.
1.
Sis - ter,
2.
Peace -ful
3.
Dear
4.
Yet
Pleas
est
thou wast mild and love

be
thy
si - lent slum
sis
gain
ly,
Gen
ber, Peace
us Here
thou hast left
we hope to meet thee, When
ant
as
the
no
more
wilt
But
'tis
God
that
Then
in
- ter,
Thou
Lowell
1808-1895
air
of
join our
hath
heaven with
joy
=1=
beto
t=P
eve -ning, When
num
reft
greet
sum - mer breeze,
tie
as
the
ful
in
the
grave so
low;
we
deep
feel
thy loss
the
it
day of
floats
life
mong
ly
fled,
is
the trees.
Thou no more our songs shalt know.

sor -rows heal.
us: He can
all our
shed.
thee, Where no
fare - well tear is
ber,
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SPECIAL OCCASION
And Now, My
629
Soul,
Another Year
city. Heb.
13:14
Aldine
Simon Browne, 1680-1732
~a
a:
2.
And now, my
Much of
my
3.
4.
Be
5.
De
1.
an
soul,
hast
wake,
my
y
soul, with
hold
an
oth
vout
ly
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yield thy
oth
Of
gone, Nor
ut - most care Thy
year be - gins; Set
God, And
self to
.
thy
short
will
re
true
out
on
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year
er
life
1904
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life
1S
turn
past;
gain;
learn;
con - di - tion
a - fresh for heav'n;
pend;
His grace de
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And swift my pass-ing
What are thy hopes? how
Seek par - don
for thy
With zeal pur - sue the
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sure?
for
how
mer
may
here,
run,
And
this
The
few that
fair?
What
sins,
In
heav'n-ly road,
thy
is
Christ so
Nor doubt a
&
my last.
be
re - mam.
yet
great con cern?
giv'n.
free - ly
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Remember,
3.
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J.
630
4.
tin
mo-ments
Lord, Thy tender mercies. Psalm 25:6
Hugh
Wilson, 1764-1824
cious Lord, Thine arm re - veal, And make Thy

glo
the guilt and
for - mer sin, May mer - cy
set
Thy Spir-it
from a bove, That saints may love
be fore Thee we
our
e
ter
ap pear In
us
all
Thy pres - ence feel,
the year we now
be - gin,
- ners
now may learn to love,
grow - ing num - bers wor - ship here,
let
let
sin
AI Ji
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,-f3>
And
Be
Who
And
ry known;
us free;
Thee more;
-
nal home,
en hearts of stone.
and end with Thee.
nev
er
loved be - fore.
praise Thee in
our room.
soft
gin
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A-
NEW YEAR
Another Year
His merciful kindness
is
Is
631
Dawning
great toward us. Psalm 117:2
Samuel
S.
Wesley, 1810-1876
1
1.
2.
3.
An
An
An
oth
oth
oth
er
er
er
year
year
year
dawn
mer
is
of
of
serv
ing,
cies,
ice,
Dear Fa - ther, let

it
Of
faith - ful - ness and
wit - ness for Thy
Of
-m
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work
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er
er
or
in
year
year
of
of
wait
glad
train
oth
oth
oth
^
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er
er
er
&
year
year
year
An
An
On
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oth
oth
earth,
er
er
or
oth
glo
ho
A!
er year with Thee;

face;
ry
of Thy
a - bove.
Her work
fet
-jd
Ai
1
1
of
of
prog
ress,
lean
ing
is
dawn
An
Up
oth
year
of
Thy
Fa
Dear
ing,
er
on
lov - ing
ther, let
it
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be,
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en,
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ence
all
et,
hap
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er
year
'
praise,
breast,
be,
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qui
pres
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the
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for
days;
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SPECIAL OCCASION
632
Thank the Lord My Maker
Giving thanks always for
Thomas MacKellar,
1.
3.
all
God. Eph.
things unto
5:20
George
1812-1899
J.
Webb, 1803-1887
thank the Lord my Mak-er For all His gifts to me; For mak-ing me parthank the Lord my Sav-iour Who came for me to die, And bless me with His
thank the Lord for giv - ing The Spir - it of His grace, That I may serve Him
tak
Of boun-ties
er
rich and free; For fa-ther and for moth-er,

for the sky, That all my sins out-blot-ted,
dy-ing, reach the place Where Je-sus in His glo - ry
^^
fr^d^
fa
vor,
liv
ing,
And
And
Btm$
clothes and food,

washed a - way,
For
ev
And
er
sis
ter and for broth
tell
un-spot
the won-drous sto
er,
And
ted
ry
When comes the
give
me
Je-sus
shall
for-
Of
the kind and good,

fi - nal
day.
His love for me.
all
all
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p3>^mkiMd8m
may be found
see,
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Praise to God, Immortal Praise

to all botmtifulness-. II Cor. 9:11
Being enriched in every thing
Anna
L. Barbauld,
Asahel Abbot, 19th Century
1743-1825
EB
1.
Praise to God,
the bless
G\
3=^
tal
praise,
For
3.
Clouds that drop

All
that Spring with boun-teous hand, Scat-ters o'er
we owe, Source whence
These, great God, to Thee
5.
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-sr
lip
For the love that crowns our days;

im mor
the field, For the stores the gar - dens yield,
ings of
dif - fuse;
re -fresh -ing dews; Suns that ge - nial heat
-
2.
4.
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the smil - ing land;

our bless-ings flow;
all
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THANKSGIVING
Let Thy praise our tongues em -ploy

Grate-ful prais-es
now we sing
Yel - low sheaves of rip ened grain,
From her o
ver-flow ing stores;
Grate-ful vows and sol emn praise.
Boun-teous source of ev - 'ry joy,

the
joy which har- vests bring,
For
all
the plain,
Flocks that whit - en
that lib - 'ral Au - tumn pours
All
And for these our souls shall raise
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634
For the Beauty of the Earth

The
Folliott
1.
2.
3.
S.
living
God, who giveth us richly
all
Tim. 6:17
Conrad Kocher, 1786-1872
things to enjoy. 1
Pierpont, 1835-1917
For
For
For
For
beau
ty
of
of
hu
joy
Thy Church, that ev
Thy-self, best gift
the
the
:$5
the earth, For the.

man love, Broth-er,
er - more Lift-eth
SEES
beau
sis
ho
PAP
of
ty
ter,
ly
par
hands
the skies,
ent, child,
bove,
m^^^^^m^^pm^
4.
di
vine,
To
our race
so
free
ly
giv'n;
i-fH-m
the love which from our birth O - ver and
a - round us
lies,
Friends on earth, and friends a - bove; For
all
gen - tie thoughts and mild,
Of - f'ring up on
ev - 'ry shore Its pure sac - ri - fice
of
love,
For that great, great love of Thine, Peace on earth, and joy
in heav'n,
For
gumgi^g
t~Ud=,
Christ our God,
IT
to
Thee we
raise
This
our
hymn
of
grate
ful
praise.
SPECIAL OCCASION
635
Chief Shepherd
Sounce
Unknown
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1.
2.
3.
William
i* m^
#==
B.
Bradbury,
1816-1868
*=#
Chief Shep - herd of

Thy cho - sen sheep, From death and sin set free,
With plen - teous grace their hearts pre-pare, To
ex - e - cute Thy will;
In - flame their minds with
ho - ly zeal, Their flocks to feed and teach;
iP^Niiî
May
Com
ev
pas
And
let
'ry
sion,
un
them
live,
i
636
der
shep
pa-tience, love,
and
herd keep
His
and care,
And
&
let
them
feel,
The
eye
Pour Out Thy
-tent
on
Thee!
t=t
-(=2-
Spirit
Until the Spirit be poured upon us from on high.
in
faith - ful - ness and skill,

sa - cred truths they preach.
Isa.
32:15
psps^^^îtei
1.
2.
3.
4.
Pour out Thy Spir - it from on high; Lord! Thine as - sem-bled serv-ants bless;
Wis-dom, and zeal, and faith im-part, Firm-ness with meekness from a-bove,
To watch and pray, and nev - er faint; By day and night strict guard to keep;
Then, when our work is
fin - ished here, In
hum-ble hope our charge re-sign:
HiMÎ
es and gifts
to each sup -ply, And clothe Thy saints with right-eous-ness.
bear Thy peo - pie on
our heart, And love the souls whom Thou dost love
warn the sin - ner, cheer the saint, Nour-ish Thy lambs, and feed Thy sheep:
When the chief Shep-herd shall ap-pear, O
God! may they and we be Thine!
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and light, to Thee Our pil-grim fa-thers bowed the knee;

life
Here Thy own servants preached Thy Word, Safe from the pris - on and the sword
sa - cred hill,
Here still Thy Word is preached, and still, As once on Zi - on's
A - mid our fa-thers' graves, to - day, To Thee, our fa-thers' God, we pray
Here, Lord of
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grace.
Thou heard'st their prayer, and in this place They reared the tem-ple of
Nor preached in vain, each roll - ing year Gave wit-ness that the Lord was here.
Thy grace descends like timely showers For still our fa-thers' God
is
ours.
Here on Thy church, till time shall end, Let showers of heav'n-ly grace de-scend.
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Great King of Saints

Source
Unknown
Genevan
Psalter,
1551
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Great King of saints, en-throned on high, Un-der Thy care Thy church-es live:
For pas - tors may Thy name be blessed, Who teach the doc-trines of the Lord;
While they their works as-signed ful - fill, O may their souls with grace be crowned,
Sound in
the faith, in conscience clear, Ev - er may they themselves ap-prove;
And when their serv-ice here is done, Their la-bors and their con-flicts o'er,
Thou dost
their var-ious
wants sup-ply,
And well - ap
point-ed eld
ers
give.
On dea - cons may Thy fa - vor

And pa - tience, sympathy, and
Cho - sen ac - cord - ing to Thy

With meekness in their lives a So - ber and
Guid ed with wis-dom from a Then may they wait before Thy throne, In heav'n to praise Thee ev - er
rest,
zeal,
de-vout,
sin-cere,
just,
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Word.
bound.
bove.
more.
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SPECIAL OCCASION
639
God, Our Help
Thou
Lord,
Isaac Watts,
hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Psalm 90:1
1674-1748
1.
God,
our
help
2.
shad
3.
Be-neath the
Be - fore the
4.
6.
thou - sand
God, our
m^
William Croft, 1678-1727
ow
a
of
hills
in
or
a help
ges,
in
in
in
-
u=m
ges past, Our hope for years to

Thy throne Still may we dwell se der stood, Or earth re - ceived her
Thy sight, Are like an eve-ning
ges past, Our hope for years to
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Our shel ter from the storm - y

a Suf - fi - cient is Thine arm
From ev - er - last - ing Thou art
the watch that ends the
Short as
Be Thou our guide while life shall
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640
Lord, Cause
Endeavouring
Thomas
Cotterill,
to
To
Be
come;
,
ter
fense
nal
is
home!
sure.
end - less years the same.

-
fore the
e -
And our
ris
ing
ter
nal
sun.
home!
pp^rtt^^îi
*:
Thy Face on Us
keep the unity of the Spirit
1779-1823
1
in
the
to Shine
bond of peace. Eph. 4:3

us to shine, Give us Thy peace, and seal us Thine;

Thy face on
our faith, and one our Lord; One bod - y, Spir - it, hope, re-ward:
Bless all whose voice sal-va-tion brings, Who min - is - ter
in
ho - ly things;
Let man - y in
the judg-ment day, Turned from the er - ror of their way,
1.
Lord, cause
2.
One
4.
God;
last,
43ES
3.
And our e
And our de
frame,
gone;
1m
blast,
lone,
night,
come,
cure;
is
Teach us to prize the means of grace, And love Thine earthly dwelling-place.
May we in one com-mun-ion be, One with each oth-er, one with Thee.
The eld-ers, pas-tors, dea-cons, bless; Clothe them with zeal and righteousness".
Their hope, their joy their crown appear Save those who preach and those who hear. Amen.
,
CONFERENCE
And Are We Yet Alive

God, who
is
641
hath quickened us together with Christ. Eph. 2:4, 5
rich in mercy,
Hans G.
Nageli, 1773-1836
Arr. by Lowell
Mason, 1792-1872
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1.
And
2.
Pre
3.
4.
6.
are
we
served by
Whattrou-bles
of
But out
take
Let us
W^
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Je
with -out
in
ings
He
still
glad
ly
S
F=F
3
and
His
on
His
join
fears with -in
af
ford,
help
And
in
all
we
things
loss,
C;J-J-
3t? d=I
f
re
His
deem
sight
Since
we
And
hides
So
may Je
we
r .+. m.
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as
our
sem
life
-
ing grace.
appear.
bled last.
a - bove.
sus gain.
11
Grant Thy Servants, Through Thy Grace

And
the apostles
and elders came together for
to
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grant Thy servants, thro' Thy grace, An

un - der-stand - ing
With heav'nly wis - dom
Thy peace, O may we
us en-dow;
Thus, by Thy gra - cious Spir - it blest, Sup - port - ed
by
Thy
3.
3S
Thy
i
deal- ings with
read
And whol
mf-^0
heart,
feel;
aid,
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by Lowell Mason, 1792-1872
1.
642
consider of this matter. Acts 15:6
John Gambold, 1711-1771
2.
A-
t=:
r
For
sus
Glo-
w-
53
give
Je
sus' praise
doth
reck
to
er's face?
tion here,
flicts
praise
have we passed; FightHath brought us by

His love; And
Till
we
the crown ob - tain; And
-
L^
and
ry
gain
each oth
sal - va
see
full
What con
J=
And
To
yet
a - live,
pow'r di -vine
have we seen;
all,
the Lord
the cross
up
Thy Church
mind
on
ly
of
Thy
mm
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trace,
to
im
And coun-sel to
do Thy ho - ly
path
pro
Thy
in
stow. To
will pos-sessed, All
ua
be
===
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part.
ceed.
will.
SPECIAL OCCASION
643
Things Are Thine
All
and every perfect gift is from above. James 1:17

John G. Whittier, 1807-1892
Every good
fern
7
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gift
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All things are Thine: no
Thy
3.
4.
was
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&-
in
of - ferThee;
a - midst us wrought;
the heav'ns are small;
gifts, to
-
seen
On Thee for whom

in want we call
In weak-ness and
O
Fa-ther, deign these walls to bless; Fill with Thy love their
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the build-er's tho't; Thy hand un
1.
2.
will
emp
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Thy wise e - ter
Thy glo-ry is Thy children's good, Thy joy Thy ten
And let their door
To lead us from
a gate - way be
And hence, with grateful hearts to-day
Thro'mor-tal motive, scheme and plan,
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Thy
-
we
feet
pur
lay.
pose ran.
der Fa ther-hood.
our selves to Thee.
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Lord of Hosts!
Hearken Thou
to the
supplication of
Thy
servant,
and of Thy people I Kings 8:30
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Source
1.
2.
3.
4.
Source
Unknown
Lord
of hosts! to Thee
the liv - ing here
Let
Here to Thee a tern Hal - le - lu -jah! earth
we
raise
be
fed
Here
a house of
With Thy Word, the
pie stand,
While the
and sky
To
the
sea
joy
Unknown
prayer and praise:
heaven -ly bread:
shall gird
- ful
sound
the land:
re -ply:
bb^pB
Thou Thy
578
Here,
in
Here
Hal
re
-
peo- pie's hearts pre -pare

hope of glo - ry blest,
-
veal
le - lu
Thy mer
cy
jah! hence as
sure,
cend
Here
praise and prayer.
May
laid
to
moon
en -dure.
for
to meet
be
the dead
While the sun and
Prayer and praise till
time
rest.
shall end.
DEDICATION
645
Whose Temple Stands
Thou,
Behold, the heaven and heaven of heavens cannot contain Thee. I Kings 8:27
Source
Unknown
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Thomas
3.
Thou, whose own vast

Lord, from Thine in - most
May er - ring minds that
4.
May
1.
2.
faith
grow
firm,
tem-ple stands, Built o - ver earth

glo - ry send, With - in these courts
wor - ship here Be taught the bet love grow warm, And pure de - vo -
and
mm
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1710-1778
and
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peace that dwell - eth, with - out end,
And they who mourn, and they who fear,
While round these hal - lowed walls the storm
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Source
wor
raised to
rene - ly
by
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Of
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ship Thee.
Thy
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dies.

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646
Lord
Here,
heaven, and forgive. I Kings 8:34
in
Unknown
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2.
When here, O Lord, we seek Thy face, And dy - ing

When here, Thy mes -sen- gers pro-claim The bless -ed
3.
But
will,
4.
Thy
glo -ry
1.
in
deed, Je
nev - er
sin
ners pray to
Gos-pel of
Thy
live,
Son,
ho - vah deign Here to

a - bide, no transient guest?
hence de-part; Yet choose not, Lord, this house a - lone;
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Still
in heav'n Thy dwell-ing place, And when Thou hear - est, Lord, for-give.
by the power of His great name Be might - y signs
and won-ders done.
Here will our great

Thy king-dom come
Re-deem
to
ev
er reign,
And here
'ry heart; In
ev
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ly
'ry bos
om
the
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fix
Thy
rest?
throne.
579
SPECIAL OCCASION
647
Give to the Lord

Let every one
by him
lay
God hath prospered him. I
in store, as
Palmer Hartsough, 1844-1932
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2.
Give
Give
3.
Give, tho'
1.
the
Lord
poor
so
poor
as the
to
Give
Give
Give
with
to
His
will
but the
hath pros
a - long
thy gift
pered thee,
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ing
mind
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Refrain
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faith
to
may
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life
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,
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us,
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is
and peace
Lord,
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we Thy boun - ties
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give
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Mason and Webb's Cantica Laudis, 1850
of
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3-S
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come of Thee, and

William W. Howe, 1823-1897
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]]
O Lord, from Thee,

our first fruits give,
gels' work be - low.
a Christ-like thing.
A-men.
it
un - to Thee.
ÊEfe*t
Si
581
SPECIAL OCCASION
649
Glory Be to the Father
From Ephesians
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As
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Louis Bourgeois, c.l510-c.l561
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men.
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our souls be giv'n, The Bread of Life sent down fromheav'n.
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652
The Lord's Prayer

Matthew
Sarah
6:9-13
Aaron
B. Hale, 1788-1879
J.
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we
1.
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2.
For - give our trans-gres-sions and teach
ther
in
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ly
pas
sion
on
en,
hal
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Thy name; May Thy King-dom

to know That hum - ble com-
low
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earth
be
same;
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give
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foe,
us
to
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from temp
ta
ly
our
tion,
from
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of bread,
tion
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and
sin,
God
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Source
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taste
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from Thy boun - ty that
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Is
and
see that
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great,
for
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all
ev
must
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er!
fed.
men.
653
Good
good. Psalm 34:8

the Lord
is
îHS
is
good,
And we
thank
Him
for
this
food;
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Tc
By His hand must all
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be
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fed,
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pt
Give
ub,
Lord, our dai
ly bread.
A-men.
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583
SPECIAL OCCASION
God Be with You
654
Now,
commend you
brethren, I
to
God, and
William G. Tomer, 1833-1896
*+
PP st i
1.
2.
God
God
God
God
be
be
be
be
3.
4.
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you
you
you
you
with
with
with
with
till
till
till
till
we
we
we
we
meet
meet
meet
meet
a
a
a
a
333
fold you:
Dai - ly man-na still pro-vide you:
Put His arms un - fail-ing round you:
Smite death's threat'nins wave before you:
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God
God
God
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With His sheep se -cure-ly
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gain, By His counsels guide, up-hold you,

gain, 'Neath His wings protecting hide you,
gain, When life's perils thick confound you,
gain, Keep love's banner floating o'er you,
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the word of His grace. Acts 20:32
to
Jeremiah E. Rankin, 1828-1904
be
be
be
be
with
with
with
with
you
you
you
you
till
till
till
till
we
we
we
we
meet
meet
meet
meet
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gam.
a
a
a
a
gain,
gain,
gain.
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PARTING AND FAREWELL
My
He
Source
Dearest Friends, in Bonds of Love

that loveth his brother abideth in the light. I
Unknown
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John
Jeremiah
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655
2:10
1764-1828
Ingalls,
IS
H ri~fgg
2.
My dear-est friends, in bonds of love, Our hearts in sweet-est

How sweet the hours have passed away, When we have met to
3.
And
4.
How
1.
since it
is God's ho
oft I've seen the flow
ly
will,
And
FT
ion prove;
sing and pray;

be part-ed for
a while,
heard you tell your hopes and fears;
must
ing tears,
g=EgE
We
un
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:=:
friendship's like a draw - ing band, Yet we must take the part-ing hand.
loath I've been to leave the place Where Je-sus shows His smil-ing face.
one, We'll say, "Our Fa-ther's will be done."
In
sweet sub - mis-sion all
in
Your hearts with love have seemed to flame, Which makes me hope we '11 meet a-gain.
Your
How
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Your pres-ence sweet, your un
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dear,
Your words
de-light -ful
to
my
ear;
stay with friends so kind, How would it cheer my struggling mind!

the skies,
Dear fel - low youth in Chris - tian ties, Who seek for man-sions in
Ye mourn-ing souls, in sad sur-prise, Je - sus re-members all your cries;
Oh,
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part, You draw like cords a - round my heart.

un - der- stand That we must take the part - ing hand.
hap - py shore, Where parting hands are known no more.
all
that land We'll no more take the part-ing hand.
we must
"
sue;
SPECIAL OCCASION
656
We'll Never Say Good-By

We
shall never say "good-bye' in heaven
Mrs. F.
W. Chapman,
(The words
of a dying Christian
19th Century
J.
woman).
w^F^^m
N
fac
i
we meet
1.
Our
2.
How
joy
ful
3.
No
part
ing words shall e'er
friends on earth
is
*
i^K
*-,
it
mo - ments fly,
with pleas-ure, While swift the
the thought that lin-gers, When loved ones cross death's sea,
<*r-A
be
spo-ken
that bright land of
In
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Yet ev - er comes the thought of sad - ness That we must say

That when our la - bors here are end - ed, With them we'll ev
But songs of joy, and peace, and glad -ness, Shall ev - er-more
flowers,
8:
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good
-
er
be
by.
be.
ours.
t=J
Refrain
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==*:
We'll nev
er
say
j
good -by
3^3t^^
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in heav'n, We'll
nev-er
u*
good -by,
good -by,
say
Repeat Refrain
after last stanza.
im^^m^^m^mn
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For
586
pp
in
that land
of
joy
and song We'll nev
er
say
good
by.
PARTING AND FAREWELL
Should
We
1.
2.
3.
4.
Should we meet
Should we meet
Should we meet
Should we meet
657
Meet Here No More

D. Otis Teasley,
more
more
more
more
no
no
no
no
till
till
till
till
the
the
the
the
at
at
at
at
1876-1942
m^M
judg-ment, When the might - y

judg-ment, We shall meet on
judg-ment. There we'll meet
to
judg-ment, Let
us walk
the
mil -lions now that sleep Shall

in
a
mo - ment,
a -wake from slum-ber
yon - der bliss - ful shore, Where we'll know no more the thought of part - ing,
grasp no part -ing hand; Let
us work and
pray for souls im - mor - tal,
live
life His Word
path our Sav-iour trod; Let
us
the
de-mands us,
^j
A-
._,*.
Refrain
nfeinîi
We
pray God our ran-somed souls to

For we'll dwell with the faith-ful ev - er in the bright and hap - py
Till we meet
Till we meet round the gold-en throne of
will
II
keep. Should
we meet
here no
more.
land.
Should
God.
we meet
fells
*=9
iSiH
S-.
more
we
Ere
sleep
'neath
the
Ere we sleep
here no more
May
sod,
the
'neath the sod,
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hand
of
mer-cy
ev
\*
\*
er lead you, Till
=f
we meet
at the
judgment bar of God
fel^
'87
TOPICAL INDEX
Adoration
and Adoration")
Activity Service
A Charge to Keep
A Full Surrender
Have
163
(See "Praise
399
Because We Do Not
Love Them
All
217
403
All for Jesus
Am I a Soldier of the Cross 425
470
Anywhere with Jesus
Be Ye Strong in the Lord .... 448
Bid Them Look to Christ .... 219
213
Bring Them In
Bringing In the Sheaves .... 187
Building for Eternity (Coats) 191
(Sargent)
199
Low
Follow On
Gather Them into the Fold
Hark! the Voice of Jesus
Calling
Have You Sought for the
Sheep?
His Yoke Is Easy
I Cannot Be Idle
Love to Tell the Story ....
I
I Want to Be a Worker
I'll Go Where He Sendeth
Me
198
184
Lord
Here, Lord
214
206
185
Comes
While the Days Are

Going By
....
Winning Souls
Work,
for the
for
Night
Coming
Would Men Know?
Ye Are the Light of
the
588
World
Jesus
188
....
419
203
182
186
Is
189
438
Own Way,
395
of Life and Light 637
I Need Thee Every Hour .... 354
I Need Thee, Precious Jesus 338
I Want to Be a Worker
184
I
Want to Love Him More
374
I
Would Be Closer to Thee 381
I Would Not Have My Way 393
I'm Press on the Upward
Way
382
Increase My Faith, Dear
Lord
____
457
__
Is My Name Written There? 486
Jesus, I Come
300
Jesus, Keep Me Near the
Cross
...
383
Jesus, Lover of My Soul
(Martyn)
509
(Refuge)
518
Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me .... 501
Let Me Go
...
614
...
195
.
Lord,
Hear
Showers
of
Blessing
Lord
of the
Lord,
Church
41
159
Me
161
Speak
to
Love Divine, All Love

.
Sometimes the Shadows

Are Deep
_
Oh,
for
God
for
a Closer
a Heart
My God
517
Walk with
378
...
Pass Me Not, O Gentle

Saviour ...
Purer in Heart, O God
Saviour, Breathe an
Evening Blessing
380
386
70
301
Saviour, I'm Coming

Send Me Light .....
Shine in My Heart,
Lord Jesus
So Let Our Lives and Lips
505
385
..
Express
Spirit so Holy
Striving Onward, Pressing
388
133
561
Forward
435
Teach Me Thy Will, O Lord 566
The Way of the Cross
Leads Home
424
There Shall Be Showers
of Blessing
37
....
Thy Will Be Done
541
390
Assurance
All the
Way My
Saviour
Me
Leads
Anywhere with
466
470
477
528
Jesus
Blessed Assurance
Does Jesus Care?
God Moves in a Mysterious
Way
85
God
Will Take Care of You 480

He Knoweth the Way that
- 487
I
Take
495
He Leadeth Me
Heavenly Sunlight
28
How
Gentle God's
Commands
How
Firm a Foundation
Know God's Promise
Know
Know Whom
Is
....
True
I
489
146
476
Love Thee
Better,
Lord
479
I
Have
478
Him
568
Written
There?
486
Is
I've Found a Friend
527
Jesus Loves Even Me
38
Leaning on the Everlasting
Believed
Shall Be Like
My Name
Arms
49
Your Heart Be
Troubled
My Saviour Cares for Me
Not Made with Hands
Oh, Happy Is the Man
Precious Promise
Redeemed How I Love to
Proclaim It
Shining Shore
Sweet the Moments
The Great Physician
Let Not
43
More About Jesus
373
More Holiness Give Me .... 429
More Like Jesus
376
More Like Thee, O Saviour 375
More Love to Thee
379
Nearer, My God, to Thee ... 372
Nearer, Still Nearer
377
O for a Faith that Will
Not Shrink
454
O Lord, to Thee I Cry ..... 540
O Lord, Within My Soul
333
Oh,
157
55
137
369
519
..
a Foothold
Have Thine
Excelling
'Tis the Harvest Time

To the Work
Use Me, O My Gracious
Saviour
Jesus
Me
562
...
Give
181
till
with Thy Spirit
204
202
Work
My Life's Young
We Come
190
437
210
207
...
360
200
Thine
the Life-Line
Me
of
35
563
Hands
348
The Ninety-Nine
We'll
Fill
for
for Service
My
Stretch
Morning
Father,
..
Throw Out
Father! in
195
.-.
Every
of
Be a Daniel
to
Thee
to
205
164
543
Now Just a Word for Jesus 197
O Where Are the Reapers 216
Over the Ocean Wave
215
Ready to Do His Will
401
194
Revive Us Again
417
583
Send the Light
212
Something to Do
192
Speed Away
208
Jesus
415
384
Blessing
218
Love Each Other
Calls
to Thee
Come, Thou Fount
Close
Father,
Command
The Call for Reapers

The Golden Harvest
The Lord of the Harvest
144
By Thy Blessed Word

Obeying
Dare
Stand Up, Stand Up
311
of Life
153
211
...
Aspiration
At the Cross
Break Thou the Bread
436
412

183
Into Our Hands
209
I've Enlisted in the Service 180
Jesus Saves
_.
201
Let the Lower Lights
Be Burning
193

Lord, When at Thy
Appeal
and Appeal")
(See "Invitation
I Love to Talk with

366
Jesus
the Wells of Salvation 371
Oh,
Open
to Praise
387
...
..
..
492
The
The
The
The
The
Haven
of
Rest
Lily of the Valley

Lord Is My Shepherd
Lord of Glory
Promises of God
533
538
526
481
503
316
..
...
571
474
178
250
535
524
25
473
490
472
The Solid Rock

The Unseen Hand
.._.
Thou Art the Way
'Tis so Sweet to Trust in
482
467
341
488
458
475
26
When I See the Blood
307
When Peace, Like a River 484
Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven 335
Will Your Anchor Hold? .... 483
Take the Name of Jesus

with You
27
Take Thou My Hand and
Lead Me
_ 504
The Lord Be with Us
76
Jesus

What Tender Mercy
Atonement
and Atonement")
(See "Suffering
Baptism
Baptized into Our Saviour's
Death
My God, Accept
O Happy Day
My
We
Heart
..
Lord, While
Confess
Bless the Name of
Christ, the Lord
We
167
Jesus, the Light of the
World
272
92
Bethlehem
O Come, All Ye Faithful

O Little Town of Bethlehem
....
..
..
Night, Holy Night

Star of the East
Sweet Is the Story
Tell Me the Story of Jesus
There Is No Name so
...
..
95
94
97
88
99
100
96
32
317
Sweet on Earth
_
22
To Us a Child of Hope Is
Born
101
While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks
Zion's
98
Glad Morning
104
Closing
Abide with Me,

Thee
Bless the
Need
Words
Me
Jesus,
Lead On
Still
Lead Me Safely On
Lord, Dismiss Us with Thy
Blessing
499
514
500
497
79
May the Grace of Christ .... 75
...
O Father, Lead Us
491
Once More Before
Part 78
Praise God from Whom All
...
......
We
Blessings Flow
Saviour, Again to
11
Thy
Name
74
Saviour, Breathe an
Evening Blessing
Saviour, More Than Life
Me
We
No More
Sun of My
Should
70
Meet Here
.
...
Must
I'll
Make
My Home
It
In the Rifted
657
68
According
547
112
311
My
Arise,
Soul, Arise
At the Cross
Behold the Saviour of
Mankind
108
Be the Dear Uniting

Love
542
Blest
Betrayed
Love
Extol the
He
175
of
Sacred
Christ
....
He Loves Me
How
I
512
Is There Any Pleasure? ._ 539
I've Found a Friend
527
Jerusalem, My Happy Home 610
Jesus Will Bear Me O'er .... 537
Keep Me Near Thee
506
Arms
49
Let Not Your Heart
Be Troubled
533
Love Each Other
543
Meet Me There
603
My Saviour Cares for Me .... 538
Near to the Heart of God ... 50
Nearer, My God, to Thee ... 372
Never Alone
534
526
601
No Tears in Heaven
600
Not Made with Hands
481
Nothing Like Jesus
271
O Lord, to Thee I Cry
540
If
How Heavenly
Sweet,
Gave My Life for Thee

Would Be a Child
....
117
173
116
544
312
God
Memory
174
of
In
of the Saviour's
Love
Lead Me
Lo,
177
179
Gethsemane
Jesus in
to
Calvary
What a Pleasing
Ill
Sight
..
Ye Saints
Look,
My
545
121
396
Jesus, I Love Thee
Not All the Blood of Beasts 109
Nothing but the Blood
115
Such Love, Such Wondrous
Love
Sweet the Moments
87
178
....
Now
550
110
114
Midnight _
I
Survey the
Wondrous Cross
'Tis
When
113
Conference
Our
Redeeming Lord
All Praise to
592
...
531
46
366
Oh! Sing to Me of Heaven 612

One Sweetly Solemn
611
Precious Promise
Rest for the Weary
Rest over Jordan
Safe in the Arms of Jesus
Some Near, Near Day ..._

Sweet By and By
Sweet Rest in Heaven
That Heavenly Home
The City of Light
The Great Physician
The Lord Is My Shepherd
Leads Home
There Is a Land of
Pure Delight
There'll Be No Shadows in
..
492
574
599
529
536
594
587
598
595
370
535
473
424
How
Me
Yet Alive
Pleasant and How
641
Good
546
What a Pleasing Sight 545
Cause Thy Face on
Us to Shine _
640
52
O God, Our Help
639
Grant Thy Servants,
Through Thy Grace
642
Confession and Testimony
314
Need
All
322
Amazing Grace
Lo,
Lord,
At Calvary
332
Fade, Fade, Each Earthly

Joy
Glorious Peace
His Yoke Is Easy
How Oft, Alas, This
Wretched Heart
1
596
582
488
461
547
And Are We
Have Something
Tell You
Know
Know
606
This Is Not My Place of

Resting
Thou Thinkest, Lord, of
Trust in Jesus
176
Our
Redeeming Lord
Cross of Christ,
Tree
Rock I'm
Think of the Home

over There
Often Weary and Worn
Oh, How I Love Jesus
Oh, I Love to Talk with
Thy Gracious
to
Word
Resiing
..
350
475
484
520
All Praise to
590
489
357
605
..
Peace, Like a River
Was
Jesus
Tell
When
588
Gentle God's
Heaven
422
Soul
of the Soul
Beautiful Heaven
Thought
80
Jehovah
Hide Thou
to
How
Have
Where Could I Go?

Communion
Guide 135
Jesus
368
77
Dismiss Us with Thy

Blessing, Lord
Guide Me, O Thou Great
Dear
Home
Faithful
Spirit,
..
Joy to the World

O Beautiful Star of
Thee
487
495
523
Commands
Silent
Way
.....
Holy
Angels, from the Realms

102
of Glory
Glory to God in the Highest 103
Hark! Are They Not Angels 91
Hark! What Mean Those
Holy Voices
93
374
1 Want to Love Him More
for
He Knoweth the
That I Take
He Leadeth Me
Hiding in Thee
How
Birth")
Room
515
470
Be Not Afraid
530
Beautiful Valley of Eden .... 578
Come Closer to Me
532
Does Jesus Care?
528
God Will Take Care of You 480
Heaven Holds All to Me .... 604
He Hideth My Soul
510
Jesus
459
525
656
593
We
Shelter in the Time of
Must Be
Christmas
"Incarnation and
see
(Also
..
165
166
331
168
Tomorrow
in Jesus
Storm
Anywhere with
..
We're Going Home
What a Friend
Comfort and Consolation
Trusting Jesus
Under His Wings
We'll Never Say Good-by
Better,
It
404
337
348
339
...
Would
334
Love Thee
Lord
My Heart What
479
in
Means
Love
to Tell the
Story
....
347
200
354
Need Thee, Precious Jesus 338
Would Love Thee
400
452
408
342
349
Live for Him

I'm Not Ashamed
Jesus Has Died for Me
Jesus Is All the World to
I'll
Me
as
Just
23
303
302
89
330
Am
Coming Home
Love Found Me
Lord, I'm
Love Lifted Me
Must I Go, and Empty....
Handed?
My
My
My
345
God, I Am Determined 344
396
Jesus, I Love Thee
340
Testimony
Happy Day
Be Ashamed
Shall
Tell What He's Done
You
331
343
The Solid Rock _

Thou Art the Way
Thou Thinkest, Lord,
for
346
482
341
of
Me
488
Consecration
(See "Resignation
and
Consecration")
Consolation
(See "Comfort and Consolation")
Cross
Mankind
..
Cross of Christ,
Tree
He Loves Me _..
He Was Nailed
for
Am
to the
Coming
to
for
Decision
Full Surrender
All for Jesus
399
403
247
270
299
306
298
as You Are
Jesus
Just
Am Coming, Lord
Am Coming to the Cross
Am Resolved
Have Decided
to Follow
-...
Jesus
Intend to Go Through
...
with Him
I
304
Jesus, I Come
Just as I
Listen to the Gentle
Am
Promptings
Lord,
I'm
God, I Am Determined
My
Ready
to
Saviour,
Do His Will
Coming
I'm
Who'll Be the Next?

590
Coming Home
305
439
Thee
368
139
Would
334
Know
I Love Thee Better,

Lord
479
Love Thy Kingdom, Lord 149
Love to Steal Awhile
Love
to Tell the
Story

Remember Calvary
Thank the Lord My Maker
Will Sing of My Redeemer
....
....
I'm Pressing on the
Alone with God

358
At the Golden Gate of
Prayer
351
Behold What Love
84
Bless Jehovah
2
Blessed Be the Name
3
Blessed Quietness
131
Break Thou the Bread of
I've
144
Life
We Have Met
Worship
By Thy Blessed Word
Obeying
Brethren,
to
33
Pilgrims
415
140
384
44
35
the
Is
449
502
55
136
Me Now

Give Me a Foothold
Give Me the Bible
Glory Gates
Glory to His Name
God Is Love
498
519
138
269
15
4
81
God
Is Love, His Mercy

Brightens
O Thou Great
Have Thine Own Way,
Lord
He Knoweth the Way That
Guide Me,
Jehovah
86
395
487
Take
Heavenly Sunlight
28
Hide Thou Me
514
Him That Cometh unto Me 252
145
Holy God, We Praise Thy
I
Name
Holy,
10
Holy
Holy,
Holy
Spirit,
Home
of the Soul
Pleasant and
248
302
344
How
How
12
Faithful
Guide 135
588
How
Good
Jesus
1
I
I
I
...
Sweet the
.
Name
Saviour
546
of
Am Coming, Lord
Am Thine, O Lord
Am Trusting in His Word
Am Trusting in My
71
Found a Friend
527
40
Whom All
My Soul
(Martyn)
Jesus, from
Blessings Flow
156
..
Jesus, Lover of
(Refuge)
_
Jesus Loves Even
Jesus Paid It All
Jesus,
Jesus,
509
518
38
320
500
Me
Still Lead On
Thy Boundless Love
Me
Jesus, United by
Just as Seemeth
Thy Grace
Good to
Thee
Lead Me Safely On
Lean on His Arms
471
Arms
49
Look, Ye Saints
Lord, a Little Band
Lord, I Hear of Showers of
Blessing _
Lord, in
121
564
41
52
Thy Presence
Lord of Hosts!
We Come
644
Before
Thee Now
53
Excelling
43
Loving Kindness
17
Majestic Sweetness Sits
Enthroned
18
Make Me a Blessing Today 416
May the Christ-life Shine
in
Me
....
More About Jesus

More Love to Thee
My
My
My
My
Jesus, I Love Thee

Saviour Cares for Me
Near to the Heart of God
Nearer, My God, to Thee
Not What These Hands
O Day of Rest and

Gladness
O Father, Lead Us
O God, We Pray for
....
....
45
396
538
50
372
526
318
271
of
My
69
65
491
All
Mankind
Holy Day
365
66
Lord, to Thee I Cry
...
540
Lord, Within My Soul ... 333
the Unsearchable Riches 20
460
462
O Word
14
411
...
....
Have Done
Nothing Like Jesus
Now from the Altar
Heart
410
373
379
God, Accept My Heart 166

God, How Endless Is
O
O
O
O
299
42
549
493
497
Thy Love
499
30
382
Jesus Calls Us
Lord,
404
434
72
200
354
338
507
632
Remember
Me
56
...
Desert
Ever Lead Me
Joy
Father, We Come
Fill
Upward Way
In Mercy, Lord,
to
to the Bible
to Thee
Gracious Spirit,
180
258
Have Something
Tell You
All for Jesus

403
All Hail the Power of Jesus'
Name
13
All Things Are Thine
643
300
303
155
401
301
515
356
Dark and Thorny
Need
106
105
..
325

Come, Thou Fount of Every
113
..
Me
Storm
Abide with Me
Abide with Me,
Ill
Cross Bearing
400
I
342
I'm Not Ashamed
Jesus, I My Cross Have
....
423
Taken _
Must Jesus Bear the Cross
Alone _.
426
Shall I Be Ashamed
343
427
The Cross Is Not Greater
424
Leads Home
for Grace
Shelter in the Time of
Prayer
Wondrous Cross
Believe the Bible
Away
A
A
Blessing
Me
I
I
Come,
Heavenly Dove
Come, Heaven-bound
Give
Lord
117
116
the Cross 306

When
Survey the
Come,
Here,
645
646
Devotion
107
Lead Me to Calvary
The Hand That Was
Wounded
When
643
644
Whose Temple
Cling
Close
Cross
Me
Thou,
Stands
108
Sacred
Dedication
Lord of Hosts!
Thou,
Stands
Whose Temple
of
God Incarnate
645
90
Oh, Could I Speak the

Matchless Worth
.
Oh, for a Closer Walk with
God
378
Oh,
for
Happy
a Heart
Is
How
Love Jesus
to Talk with
to
My God
Love
the
Praise
Man
..
Jesus

Blessings Flow
Pray, Pray in the Old- Time
Way
406
the Soul's Sincere
355
386
560
O God

of
Ages, Cleft
for
Me
64
Breathe an
Evening Blessing
352
39
450
in the Light
but Thine
648
Met to
Worship Thee
36
6
19
Easter
Be Not Afraid
Be Ye Strong in the Lord
Lead Us
Saviour, Teach Me Day by
496
Brethren,
418
Bringing
34
505
Lord
385
Jesus
Sing About Jesus
Christian, Walk Carefully

Cling to the Bible
Come
388
-
Pilgrims
437
474
353
32
Is a Living Power
from Heaven
Is the Victory
with You
27

Lead Me
Take Time to Be Holy
_
Teach Me the Measure of
My Days
_
Teach Me Thy Will, O Lord
Tell Me the Old, Old Story
The Beatitudes
_
The Beautiful Garden of
...
Prayer
The Bond of Perfectness .
The Comforter Has Come ....
The Lily of the Valley
The Lord of Glory
The Love of God
The Promises of God
The Spirit of the Lord
Revealed
..
No Name
of Blessing
Throw out the Life-Line

Thy Will Be Done
Thy Word Have I Hid in
My
Heart
the Bible
420
566
280
48
22
Upward Way
There Any Pleasure?
....
....
....
37
230
My
My
455
456
498
Thy Boundless Love

42
471
468
of
All
364
193
579
543
345
572
Soul, Be on Thy Guard 451

Never Alone
534
Not Made with Hands
481
..
..
390
Now Just a Word for Jesus 197

Often Weary and Worn .... 531
Oh, Be Still
394
141
Only Remembered
584
Onward, Christian Soldiers 196
541
188
When
the Roll
Is
350
26
Called
577

(Sargent)
Eternity
Where Will
Eternity?
199
296
You Spend
268
Evangelistic
Because We Do Not
Love Them
Almost Persuaded
Are You Washed in the
Blood?
At the Saviour's Right
217
263
Hand
When He Comes
276
292
285
219
213
187
Bid Them Look to Christ ....

Bring Them In
...
(Sargent)
199
Men
Come Home, Poor Sinner
Come, Just as You Are
Come, Lost One
Come to Jesus
Come to the Fountain
Come to the Saviour
264
232
247
225
223
231
233
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor

and Needy
Come, Ye Wanderers
Come, Ye Weary Ones,
240
222
...
..
First
....
in
What Tender Mercy
Be Ready
382
539
40
Me
Saviour
We Have
Jesus
438
Shall Be Like Him

I'm Pressing on the
Lean on His Arms

Leave It There
Leave Your Burden at the
Place of Prayer
Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning
Life on Earth Is But a
Vapor
Love Each Other
Must I Go and Empty-
Friend
458
464
450
440
Eternity
142
132
147
'Tis so Sweet
Jesus
Trust Him
Walk in the Light _
Walking in the Sunshine
436
Jesus,
82
182
186
489
568
362
550
472
273
Lord, of Me 488
Life-Line .... 188
to Trust in
All
Jesus Calls Us
250
25
473
490
511
427
580
Would Men Know?
446
How Gentle God's

Commands
to
27
361
198
604
252
...
..
192
162
While the Days Are Going

By
Winning Souls for Jesus
138
Sheep?
Is
362
279
370
..
449
for the
Heaven Holds All to Me

Hold to God's Unchanging
Handed?
Sweet on Earth
...
Hand
504
428
so
..
Me
Have You Sought

with You
Prayer
The Best Friend of All
The City of Light
The Cleft of the Rock
The Last Mile of the Way
The Light of the World Is
569
the
Faith
Give
388
443
...
Up Yonder
Where the Gates Swing
Outward Never ._
56
Is
Low
Is
140
516
532
Desert
133
Sweet Is the Story

Sweet the Moments
178
Take My Heart, O Father!
405
Take My Life, and Let It Be 397
There
444
Faith
Jesus
..
..
Me
Closer to
...

...
Express
Something to Do
Speak Gently
What a
581
Dark and Thorny

413

33
Home Our
Sheaves
47
(Davis)

Express
Spirit so Holy
Stand Up, Stand Up for
Met
Come, Heaven-bound
(Old tune)
We Have
530
448
Worship
to
Thee
to
Rest over Jordan
359
492
239
599
583
Thou Thinkest,
Throw Out the
Encouragement
70
Remember Me
Jesus
"Resurrection")
(See
301
We Come
Send Me Light
Shine in My Heart,
21
....
Saviour, I'm Coming

Saviour, Like a Shepherd
Day
54
29
350
26
407
Jesus
Saviour,
Saviour,
....
What Tender Mercy

Whiter than Snow
Wonderful Jesus
Wonderful Words of Life
521
Week
Walk
We Give Thee
Own
We Now Have
Way
Precious Promise
Prayer
Tread Softly
in
11
359
Is
Desire
Purer in Heart,
Rock
387
503
46
366

Only Thine
Prayer
458
'Tis
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
Pray, Pray in the Old-time
so Sweet to Trust in
Jesus
the Blessed Hour of
'Tis
Tonight
234
265
296
Follow Me
255
Gather Them into the Fold 218
Give Me Jesus
270
Give Me Thy Heart
260
Glory Gates
269
Do You Love
Eternity
the
World?
....
Hark! the Voice

Calling
of
Jesus
Have You Any Room

Jesus?
._..
The River
205
for
259
Have You Sought
for
the
Sheep?
198
He Seeks His Wandering

267
Sheep
Him That Cometh unto Me 252
His
I
I
Way
Am
Am
Am
with Thee
Coming, Lord .__
Coming
277
299
the Cross 306
298
to
Resolved
Cannot Be Idle
Have Decided to Follow
Jesus
Intend to
Love
I
I
211
183
In the Harvest Field .__

In the Silent Midnight
Watches
Into Our Hands __
Is Thy Heart Right with
God?
Jesus
Jesus
Saves
274
While Jesus Whispers
228
201
___
..._
You Rest
Jesus Will Give

Just as
Am
Knocking
at
Let Jesus
Come
Door
Your
the
Listen to
_ .
the Gentle
Promptings

Look
to the
Lamb
of
God
_
....

Lord, I'm Coming Home ....
Lost Forever
~
._
No Hope in Jesus
Nothing Like Jesus
Now Just a Word for Jesus
O Save Me at the Cross
O Where Are the Reapers?
.
Something to Do
Speed Away
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
....
...
of the
250
207
253
297
287
Is
Harvest
The Midnight Call

The Ninety-Nine
186
281
189
72
204
242
202
Remember
71
...
Is
...
Heart
...
Altar of
45
My
69
..
Saviour, Again to Thy Dear
Name
74
Saviour, Breathe an
Evening Blessing
Sun of My Soul
70
68

Lead Me
The Lord Be with Us
504
76
Faith
All the
Leads
Faith
Is
Way My
Saviour
Me
466
a Living Power
from Heaven
Father, I Stretch My
Thee
455
456
434
Hands
360
God Will Take Care of You 480
God's Way Is Best
389
How Firm a Foundation .... 146
Believe the Bible
I
139
to
....
....
..
Know God's Promise

True
118
475
307
and Steadfastness
..
Is
Dark and Thorny Is the

Desert
449
Low
Faith
Faith
436
456
434
412
the Victory
Is
of Our Fathers
Follow On
For Christ and the Church 153
His Way with Thee
_ 277
Hand
446
How Reads Your

I
Am
Am
Resolved
the Vine
Cannot Be Idle
Life-Book? 442
298
414
190
Intend to Go Through
with Him
_
Want
Would Love Thee
to
Love Him More
_
....
...
Your
305
374
439
452
402
All on the Altar?

Enlisted in the Service 180
Jesus the Teacher _
148
Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning
.....
193
Let Zion's Watchmen All
Awake
160
Is
..
I've
..
Loyal and True

447
My Soul, Be on Thy Guard 451
O for a Faith that Will Not
Shrink
454
.
Onward, Christian
Saviour, Teach
Soldiers 196
Me Day by
Day
418
583
343
443

I
Be Ashamed?
Stand Up, Stand Up for
Shall
437
Jesus
Striving
Onward, Pressing
Forward
Take My Life, and Let It Be
.....
Walk Daily with Your
....
...
in
....
445
450
440
363
203
the Light

Watch unto Prayer
We'll
Work
till
Jesus
105
463
Saviour
Walk
435
397
550
432
..
...
476
163
576
448
..
Endless
_.
See the Blood
Away
178
490
482
467
in the Lord
(Sargent)
199
By Thy Blessed Word
Obeying
415
444
Close to Thee
384
Dare to Be a Daniel
563
282
Abide with Me
356
Abide with Me, Need Thee 368
Evening Praise
73
Love to Steal Awhile
I
...
Be Ye Strong
208
273
Jesus
Calls
592
....
...
284
238
Evening
192
.....
the Old, Old Story 280

Best Friend of All
279
210
Call for Reapers
The Lord
Will Jesus Find Us
195
Me
Gate Ajar for Me

Golden Harvest
Good Shepherd
Great Reaping Day
Last Great Day
Light of the World
258
220
288
243
236
Coming
You Can't Do Wrong and
Get By
Tell
Who'll Be the Next?

"Whosoever Will"
Why Carelessly Wait?

Why Do You Wait?
Why Not Now?
248
214
256
Sweet the Moments

The Lord of Glory
The Solid Rock
The Unseen Hand
There Is a Fountain
275
182

Work, for the Night Is
..
Lord __
457
Jesus Loves Even Me ...
38
Faith Looks Up to Thee 453
Heart Says Amen
392
for a Faith That Will Not
Shrink
454
My
My
A Charge to Keep Have

A Few More Years Shall
to

By
Me
My God, How
Thy Love
Now from the
Dear
Faithfulness
229
In Mercy, Lord,
478
342
...
Faith,
295
268
Will You Go to Jesus? ......

Winning Souls for Jesus __
249
216
237
Oh, Why Not Tonight?
254
227
Only Trust Him ...
Onward, Christian Soldiers 196
251
Open Wide Thy Heart
215
Over the Ocean Wave
Remember Me
239
194
Saviour, I'm Coming
301
212
Send the Light
Shall You? Shall I?
291
Sin Can Never Enter There 283
221
Softly and Tenderly
My
When
293
286
290
193
271
197
Have
Ashamed
261
302
289
226
262
Believed ._
Roll
Watching?
Lower Lights Be
Burning
Know Whom
266
in
You
into
Heart __
Let the
272
224
303
245
I'm Not
Increase
of Life Is
Eternity?
-
World
Exchange?
the Book
When
235
294
203
Answer
Be?
What Would You Give

Opened
Where Shall Be?
Where Will
Go?
Where Will You Spend
the Light of the
Jesus,
...
Calling
Is
Calling
244
209
I've Enlisted in the Service 180

300
Jesus, I Come
188

206
To the Work
185
Troubled Heart, Thy God Is
Calling __
241
Troubled Soul, Thy God Is
305
Want to Be a Worker
Me
....
Jesus?
What Will Your
___ 200
184
......
to Tell the Story
the Life-Line
Weighed in the Balance

We'll Work till Jesus Comes
What Will You Do with
190
with Him
Throw Out
304
Go Through
257
of Life
There Is Power in the Blood 278
There's a Fountain Free .... 230
There's a Stranger at the
Door
246
181
Thine for Service ....
Comes
Anchor Hold?
Would Men Know?
Will Your
Ye Are the Light of the

World _._
483
438
and
157
441
....
Farewell")
Washing
Feet
Form
169
Christ,
in
He
the Night
Was
Betrayed
Extol the Love of Christ
Forever Here My Rest
If I Would Be a Child of
175
173
172
....
God
174
Love Consecrates the

Humblest Act
That Doleful Night
170
171
Go to Thy Rest, Fair Child

Gone to Bloom Above
Heaven Holds All to Me .Heaven Is My Home
..
How
I
_
in Thee
of the Soul
.
Two
We
...
Valley
607
624
627
480
626
604
609
523
588
586
605
512
-- 610
While Our Hearts
Are Bleeding
......
Me
Me Go
Meet Me There
My Heavenly Home
Jesus Will Bear
O'er
....
Let
622
537
614
603
Is
591
Bright and Fair
My Latest Sun Is Sinking
575
Fast
My Saviour First of All ...... 572
50
Nearer, My God, to Thee .... 372
600
No Tears in Heaven
...
620
Not Dead, but Sleeping
481
Not Made with Hands .....
O Think of the Home over
592
There
612
Oh! Sing to Me of Heaven
On Jordan's Stormy Banks 567
We Give
Own
..
One Sweetly Solemn

Thought
Only Remembered
Precious Memories
Rock
of
611
584
559
Weary
Ages, Cleft
574
for
Me
..
521
Safe in the Arms of Jesus 529

Shall We Gather at the
River
597
Shall We Meet Beyond the
River
602
Silently, They Pass Away
616
..
Will Never Turn Back ....

Would Be Closer to Thee 381
Rock I'm
Resting
512
I've Found a Friend
527
501
Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me
Jesus, Still Lead On
500
In the Rifted
..
643
647
648
84
Behold What Love
1
__ 81
God Is Love
God
Way
86
85
12
43
....
Love Found Me
Love ......
The Love of God
What a Mighty God We
...
..
Serve!
Grace
Grace
87
82
325
322
Amazing Grace
Grace, 'Tis a Charming
Sound
---
Wonderful Grace
Grace
89
88
16
83
Wondrous Love
323
324
Meals
for
to the Father
Great, and God
Glory Be
God Is
Good
...
649
to
653
Guidance and Keeping

Leads
Way My
Saviour
Now
466
Blessed Bible
Cling to the Bible
Ever Lead Me
My
Life's
143
140
502
Young
Morning
Follow Me
Follow the Path
Footprints
of
of Jesus
Jesus
Give Me the Bible

God's Way Is Best
Jehovah
Oh,
to
of
493
506
391
My
69
491
503
Lead Us
Happy
Is
Man
the
492
Precious Promise
- 421
My Will
496
Lead Us
422
to Me
505
Send Me Light
Shine in My Heart, Lord
385
Jesus
561
435
Forward
.

Lead Me
The Unseen Hand
Thy Word Have I Hid in
My Heart
To Thy Pastures, Fair and
Large
....
141
Heaven
A Few More
Years Shall
576
Roll
Be Not Afraid
530
Beautiful Valley of Eden .... 578
Face to Face with Christ .... 126
Far, Far Beyond the Starry

Heaven Is My Home
Home
of
the
499
....
Soul
Home, Sweet Home

Beautiful Heaven
Must Be
607
604
609
588
573
How
Love
to
Think
of
590
My
Home Above
I'll Make It My Home
586
605
Jerusalem,
My Happy
Home
Jesus Will Bear
562
255
498
508
138
389
504
142
467
488
485
525
Under His Wings
What God Hath Promised .. 475
26
What Tender Mercy
Where Could I Go? .. ..... 520
Where He Leads I'll Follow 494
Yield Not to Temptation .... 441
Me
Father! in
as Seemeth Good
Sky
Is
650
Grace Before Meals
Thanks Returned for Meals 651
652
The Lord's Prayer
All the
42
from the Altar

Heart
the Father
(His Love)
for
Thy Boundless Love
Me
593
Thee but Thine
A Prayer
Remember Calvary
Father,
Holy, Holy, Holy

Excelling
478
507
439
615
656
613
Is Love, His Mercy

Brightens ..
God Moves in a Mysterious
139
Have
Believed
Thee
Keep Me Near Thee
My Jesus, as Thou Wilt
Giving
Rest for the
..
..
--
-..
Know Whom
Just
Home
God
Rock I'm
...-
Believe the Bible
589
625
the
404
My Happy
Home
Down
Are Going
In the Rifted
Hands
Little
Jesus,
There's a Beautiful,
Beautiful Land

Give to the Lord
My
Home Above
I'll Make It My Home
Resting
Jerusalem,
606
621
528
126
590
of
596
No Shadows
Heaven
He Leadeth Me
495
Hold Thou My Hand
469
Hand
446
Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide 135
Will the Circle Be
Heaven
Beautiful
Must Be
Love to Think
Jesus,
in
Beyond the Starry
Sky
Gathering Buds
Home
a Land of Pure
Is
Delight
There'll Be
356
Hiding
There
Unbroken?
Funeral
Abide with Me
Asleep in Jesus
..
Does Jesus Care?

Face to Face with Christ ....
Far, Far
..
We're Going
Tomorrow"
Fellowship
(See "Love and Fellowship")
Joy
628
618
Sleep till
623
Some Sweet Day
Sometime We'll Understand 619
Soon Trials and Conflicts .... 594
587
Sweet By and By
420
My Days
__
617
The Last Farewell
The Last Mile of the Way .. 580
608
The Unclouded Day
That Morning
Fare-well
"Parting
(See
Thou Wast Mild

and Lovely
Sister,
Let
Me
O'er
...
Me Go
Meet Me There
My Heavenly Home
610
537
614
603
Is
Bright and Fair

Latest Sun Is Sinking
Fast
591
My

No Tears in Heaven
575
.
601
600
593
Made with Hands

Think of the Home Over
There
_
On Jordan's Stormy Banks _
Not
My
481
Rest for the Weary .... ... ...

Rest over Jordan
Safe in the Arms of Jesus ..
River
597
Shall We Meet Beyond the
River ......
...
602
Sin Can Never Enter There 283
Some Near, Near Day
536
Some Sweet Day ._..
623
594
Sweet By and By
587
598
That Heavenly Home
595
432
The Unclouded Day
608
.
There
a Land
Is
Delight
596
Be No Shadows
Heaven
There'll
in
569
Tomorrow
582
656
593
Is
Called
up Yonder

Outward Never
Unbroken?
and
Me Now
Me with Thy
131
Spirit
......
Divine
44
1
136
137
134
Faithful
so Holy
Spirit,
...
...
133
132
147
541
Home
Home When
556
555
at
Thou Art Loved

Precious Memories
Thou Gracious God Whose
Mercy Lends
..
558
559
Sky
Home, Sweet Home
Love
to
Think
Home Above
of
Is
Come,
and
Come,
Come,
...
276
84
...
_.
Needy
Ye Wanderers
Ye Weary Ones,
.
Tonight
Me
Give Me Jesus
Give Me Thy Heart
Follow
Glory Gates
Glory to His
...
...
Name
Have You Any Room
...
Am
Am
Coming, Lord
Praying for You
Watches
Thy Heart Right with
God?
Is
607
573
586
568
537
564
Just as
Jesus
Is
World
I
Knocking
Let Jesus
...
...
Life for Thee

Silent Midnight
...
.....
at
the Door
into Your
234
265
255
270
260
269
4
267
252
277
348
299
367
312
Promptings
291
31
Gate Ajar
for
...
Me
...
Good Shepherd
Haven of Rest
Light of the
Jesus
...
World
..
272
224
303
245
Is
...
...
...
..
Troubled Soul, Thy God
Is
Calling
235

Do with
..
Answer Be?
What Would You Give in
Exchange?
......
....
Eternity?
275
494
290
to
You
Who'll Be the Next?
"Whosoever Will"
...
...
..

Why Do You Wait?
Why Not Now?
Will
266
295
268
While Jesus Whispers
You Go
to
Jesus?
...
Wonderful Grace
Ye Must Be Born Again ....
229
258
220
288
243
236
238
324
....
281
36
...
326
(See
Judgment
"Warning and Judgment")
(See
Keeping
"Guidance and Keeping")
Lord's
of Rest
Day
and
Gladness
Holy Day
65
66
Week
Is
64
the
Day
the Lord
Hath Made
Upon
248
350
in
This
261
250
253
524
273
242
257
There Is Life for a Look
328
230
There's a Stranger at the
Door
246
Troubled Heart, Thy God Is
Calling
241
274
228
Listen to the Gentle
575
...
..
Shall I?
Where He Leads I'll Follow

Where Will
Go?
Where Will You Spend
Come
Heart
The
The
The
The
O Day
...
You Rest
315
239
560
240
222
244
Calling
Am
Me
for
You?
...
Jesus
What Will You
Jesus?
What Will Your
259
Gave My
380
264
232
247
225
223
231
233
for
...

Sheep
Him that Cometh unto Me
His Way with Thee
His Yoke Is Easy
I
319
263
Ye Sinners, Poor
.
...
Men
to Jesus
to the Fountain
to the Saviour
Jesus Will Give

..
90
..
Sinner
...
Remember Me
The Midnight Call

The River of Life

Come, Lost One
Come
Come
Come
Open Wide Thy Heart

Saviour
Redemption! Oh,
Wonderful Story
593
and Appeal
...
...
Jesus
Nothing Like Jesus
...
Oh, Why Not Tonight?
Only Trust Him
in
256
289
330
409
603
226
262
271
249
237
254
227
251
Shall
569
All
...
..
No Hope
Seeking
613
for
God
Softly and Tenderly ...

...
221
Tell Me the Old, Old Story 280
The Best Friend of All
279
577
Invitation
to the Lamb of
Lost Forever
Look
Love Lifted Me
Love Not the World
Meet Me There
582
Called
576
578
My
I
Shall Be Like Him
Jesus Will Bear Me O'er
Lord, a Little Band
My Latest Sun Is Sinking
Fast
the Roll
In the

Far, Far Beyond the Starry
589
Incarnation and Birth

(Also see "Christmas")
Word of God Incarnate
Shall
...
596
Unbroken?
557
Hope
Roll
597
571
...

Outward Never
A Few More Years
567
574
599
...
up Yonder
Jesus?
There
Home
O Happy Home, Where
Love
572
601
531
536
570
619
594
587
580
608
Tomorrow
When
Guide 135
The Comforter Has Come

Revealed
Is
613
Holy Ghost, with Light
the
Delight ...
Beautiful Land
Resting
Come Home, Poor
Heavenly Dove
Happy
God
...
Almost Persuaded
Are You Washed in the
Blood?
Behold What Love
Holi-
Holy Spirit
Blessed Quietness
Come, Gracious Spirit,
Spirit

Sweet By and By
The Unclouded Day
There Is a Land of Pure
A Ransom
Holiness
Holy
..
569
Will the Circle Be
Fill
Fill
..
Rest over Jordan

_
River
Shining Shore
Some Near, Near Day
Some Time We'll See
577
(See "Sanctification
ness")
All
Will the Circle Be

..
We're Going Home

the Roll
of
606
Beautiful Land
Resting
:
When
First
We're Going Home
Pure
of
Saviour

Often Weary and Worn
On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Rest for the Weary
..
592
612
567
574
599
529
the First
Week
...
122
Day
of the
67
Love and Fellowship

Our
Redeeming Lord
All Praise to
Dear Uniting
Love _
......
Be the Tie
Church of God
547
Blest Be the
Blest
151
Happy the Home When

God Is There
Home, Sweet Home
How Pleasant and How
Good
How
I
How Heavenly
Sweet,
Whom
Jesus, from
Jesus, United by Thy Grace

Arms
Lo, What a Pleasing
149
Doctrine?
Chief Shepherd
Here, Lord of Life and
Light
Jesus the Teacher
49
Sight 545
Us
to
Lord, in
640
52
555
543
..
330
24
639
46
88
Love at Home
Love Each Other
Love Lifted Me
My Saviour's Love
O God, Our Help
Speak Gently
Sweet Is the Story
The Bond of Perfectness ....
The Church of the Living
...
God
.....
The Love
of
God
....
Thou Gracious God Whose

Mercy Lends
Trust and Obey
to
Zion
152
82
541
....
Wondrous Love
445
450
29
83
of
Wisdom
Lord Divine, We Come

Since Jesus Freely Did
Appear
We
__
Join to
Charge to Keep I Have

Are You Adorning the
of
553
554
Speak
to
When
Command
Me
at
Thy
Lord,
Lord,
551
Pray
552
For
Abide with Me, I Need Thee 368
All the Way My Saviour
Leads Me
466
Heavenly Dove
44
1
498
81
_
God Is Love
God
Is Love, His Mercy

Brightens
He Leadeth Me
Heavenly Sunlight
Hand
...
Trusting in
to
...
Arms
at
Home
Father, Lead Us
....
Lead Us
Take the Name
with You
446
462
Thee
Lead Me Safely On
Love
86
495
28
My
Saviour
Just as Seemeth Good
637
148
All
160
159
161
164
Pour Out Thy Spirit

Speak Gently
We Give Thee but Thine
162
Own
648
182
Because
Love Them
We Do
...
493
497
49
555
491
496
of Jesus
27
62
Begin the Day with God _

61
Name Thy Hallowed

Name
__
Bid Them Look to Christ ....

Bring Them In
Give Me Jesus
Calling
..
Have You Sought
217
219
213
187
218
270
205
198
190
184
211
183
209
201

Into Our Hands
Saves
the Lord a Morning

Song
My God, how Endless Is
Thy Love
Now the Shades of Night
Are Gone
_
Saviour, Hear Us, We Pray
New
272
Lower Lights Be
Burning
193
214
Look to the Lamb of God _ 256
526
O Where Are the Reapers? 216
Over the Ocean Wave
215
194
Send the Light
...
212
...
Something to Do
Speed Away
208
Happy Day
...
...
Good Shepherd
of
327
326
Year
Soul,
629
..
631
630
All
Jesus'
Name
And Are We Yet
Alive
....
As
the Sun Doth Daily Rise

Prayer
13
641
62
351
_
61
144
Life
of
We Have Met
to Worship .
Heavenly Dove
Come, Heaven-bound
44
56

We Come
Father,
Me Now
Glory Gates
God Is Love
Jehovah
1
Owe
the Lord a
of
Lord,
132
Now
63
Morning
58
Hear
of
Showers
Blessing
644
Hosts
We Come
Before
Now
53
the Shades
Are Gone
207
253
O Day
204
202
O
O
41
52
Thy Presence
in
of
Thee
of Rest
of
Night
60
and
Gladness
Holy Day
Thou,
Stands
65
66
Whose Temple
...
Once Again
We Come
Week

Saviour, We Come to Thee
182
Take Time
.....
220
Tell
186
281
'Tis
...
645
51
266
...
269
499
Song
Lord,
57
55
136
15
81
Name Thy Hallowed

Name
Lord,
...
33
Pilgrims
346
210
......
The Ninety-Nine
Throw Out the Life-Line
188
206
To the Work
185
By
"Whosoever Will"
Winning Souls for Jesus
....
Another Year
Another Year Is Dawning
Now, Gracious Lord, Thine
Arm Reveal
the Harvest
Calls
Jesus?
331
New
And Now, My
Lord
Comforter Has Come

Golden Harvest
Lord
60
59
332
337
330
._
..._
The Hallowed Spot

192
He's Done
Call for Reapers
58
45
and Regeneration
Birth
At Calvary
Glorious Peace
Love Lifted Me
Fill
World
The
The
The
The
The
63
Owe
Brethren,
for the
Sheep?
Cannot Be Idle
I
Want to Be a Worker
I
Tell What
for You
57
Opening
Hail the Power of
Not
189
Mission
All
Is
Morning
636
While the Days Are

Going By
Jesus
Marriage Services, Appropriate
Am
158
Church
the
163
635
Awake
Let the
Watchmen
Let Zion's
....
Me
Marriage
O God
....
Night
for the
Coming
the Light
We're Marching
550
557
465
Saviour
in
155
162
32
Sunshine
in the
458
39
440
Ministry
Lord
Shine
Thy Presence
37
Tread Softly
546
544
Cause Thy Face on
Lord,
of Blessing
so Sweet to Trust in
Jesus
'Tis
Walking
156
549
Work,
504
428
Be Holy _
to
556
573
All
Blessings Flow
Walk
542
548
My Hand and
Take Thou
Lead Me
Take Time
to
Be Holy
64
59
34
428
Me the Old, Old Story 280

the Blessed Hour of
Prayer
352
595
Tread Softly
39
We Now Have
Met to
Worship Thee
_
54
Where He Leads I'll Follow 494
36
6
...
...
Ordination
Chief Shepherd
Here, Lord of Life and
Light
...
Make Me a Blessing Today
635
638
Pour Out Thy
Spirit
637
416
636
Parting and Farewell

Bless the Words
_
Blest Be the Dear Uniting
Love
Blest Be the Tie
God Be with You
Lord, Dismiss
Blessing
May
My
542
548
654
Us with Thy
79
75
..
Grace
the
77
of Christ
in
..
Dearest Friends,
Bonds
of
Love
655
Once More Before We Part

Shall We Meet Beyond
602
River
the
Shall
78
We Meet Here No
_. 657
More
623
Some Sweet Day
656
We'll Never Say Good-By
337
of
336
O
O
All Ye Faithful ....

94
Lord, to Thee I Cry
...
540
20
Matchless Worth
..
Blessed Assurance
Blessed Be the Name
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Take the Name
Glorious Things of Thee

154
Are Spoken
__. 269
Glory Gates
Glory to God in the Highest 103
15
4
Glory to His Name
81
God Is Love
Is
86
510
28
10
12
Holy, Holy, Holy
Sweet the
Name
Know
Owe
Love Thee
Song
Thank
58
the Lord My Maker 632
8
30
I
Jesus Is All the World to Me 23
.
Jesus,
to
Thy Boundless Love
Me
42
92
Joy to the World

Look, Ye Saints
Lord of Hosts!
596
644
26
335
324
21
of
Love
...
Prayer
.
Stretch
Thee
281
83
6
19
My
..
Love
to Steal
Away
Must
Tell
351
361
455
522
Young
...
.
562
137
369
469
134
_
.
306
367
41
159
161
Church
the
to
We Come
Me
Before
Thee Now
53
429
More Like Thee, O Saviour 375
More Love to Thee
379
Now from the Altar of
My Heart
377
O Father, Lead Us
O God, Our Help
O God, We Pray for All
Mankind
O Grant Thy Servants,
Through Thy Grace
O Lord, to Thee Cry
O Thou, Whose Temple
69
491
639
365
Stands
Oh, I Love
....
642
540
249
645
Talk with
to
366
Pass Me Not,
Saviour
Gentle
380
Pray, Pray in the Old-Time
Way
359
the Soul's Sincere
Is
Desire
355
239
Saviour, Hear Us, We Pray 59
Saviour, I'm Coming
301
Saviour, We Come to Thee 34
Send Me Light
505,
Shine in My Heart, Lord
Jesus
385
Sun of My Soul
68
Sweet Hour of Prayer .... .... 353
Take My Heart, O Father
405
Prayer
362
The City of Light
370
Remember Me
The Eventide
Falls Gently
Now
110
652
The Lord's Prayer

'Tis the Blessed Hour of
Prayer
352
Saviour
Watch unto Prayer
in Jesus
Lord
Redemption
A Prayer for Grace
A Ransom
for
All
Need
Amazing Grace
Are You Washed
All
My
Soul,
Arise
411
72
357
Forever Here
Mankind
My
...
350
646
325
319
314
322
in the
Blood?
Arise,
419
363
...
_...
Here,
At Calvary
At the Cross
Awhile
Jesus
Blessing
When
...
Me
with Thy Spirit

Hold Thou My Hand
Holy Ghost, with Light
Divine
1 Am Coming to the Cross
I
Am Praying for You ....
I Am Thine,
O Lord
I
My Hands
Life's
640
195
Showers
of
..
360
Morning
Hear
from Heaven
Fast to Thine Arm
to
Lord,
Prayer
16

Faith Is a Living Power
121
_
67
29
576
A Prayer for Grace
325
Abide with Me
356
Abide with Me, I Need Thee 368
Alone with God
358
As the Sun Doth Daily Rise 62
Fill
Shall Roll
Father! in
Morning
..

Prayer and Supplication
A Few More Years
479
Lord
the Lord a
122
of the
..
Wonderful Grace
Wonderful Jesus
Wonderful Story
Wondrous Love
14
Better,
Serve!
364
on Us to Shine
Jesus
Week
Father,
of
Jesus
22
the
Is
What Tender Mercy

Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven
35
Blessing
565
..
Fairest Lord Jesus
For the Beauty of the Earth 634
Name
477
3
Love, His Mercy

Brightens
.*
He Hideth My Soul
Heavenly Sunlight
Holy God, We Praise Thy
27
25
82
433
at the
Prayer
of
Cause Thy Face
Lord,
Speak
336

How
....
Leave Your Burden

Place
Dear
Faith,
457
of
of Jesus
71
My
of
87
32

The Love of God
The Temple of God
There Is No Name so Sweet
on Earth
Me
Increase
Lord
Lord,
Lord,
31
5
with You
....
Lord
633
417
63

354
Need Thee, Precious Jesus 338
I
Want to Love Him More 374
I Would Love Thee
452
In Mercy, Lord, Remember
I
9
51
11
Revive Us Again
Seeking for Me
Sing About Jesus
Love
Sweet Is the Story
Sweet Peace, the Gift of
God's Love
Name Thy Hallowed

Name
46
All
Praise to God, Immortal

Praise
641
84
2
123
Today _
God
Once Again We Come

Praise God from Whom
Blessings Flow
13

Behold What Love
...
Day the
Lord Hath Made
Upon the First Day
Praise and Adoration
43
Come,
This
All Hail the Power of

Jesus' Name
Bless Jehovah
.._
..
..
Peace
Glorious Peace
Sweet Peace, the Gift
God's Love
Excelling
Love Found Me
89
Loving Kindness
17
Majestic Sweetness Sits
Enthroned
18
Thy Love
45
My Jesus, I Love Thee
396
My Saviour's Love
24
Nothing Like Jesus
._ ..... 271
Rest
276
112
332
311
108
172
!
;
'
'
Glorious Peace
337
Grace Greater than Our Sin 321
Grace, Tis a Charming
323
Sound
_.
116
He Loves Me
_
He Was Nailed to the
107
Cross for Me
I Gave My Life for Thee _. 312
I
Heard
Know Whom
334
the Voice of
Say
Jesus
'
Have Something I Would

._
Tell You
Believed
I Will Sing
Jesus Paid
of
329
Have
My Redeemer
478
8
320
330
313
Love Lifted Me
_
Mercy's Free _
My Faith Looks Up to Thee 453
572
My Saviour First of All
Not All the Blood of Beasts 109
Not What These Hands
....
'
Have Done
O Happy Day
<
One Day!
Redeemed How
Love
to
316
Proclaim It
Redemption! Oh,
Wonderful Story
315
Room
for Thee
Love
Sweet Peace, the Gift of
God's Love
Tell
I
99
87
336
the Story of Jesus 317

308
Cleansing Wave
The
The Hallowed Spot
The Hand That Was
Is
327
Me
Wounded
for
of the
106
World
Is
Is
Is
118
a Fountain _
328
for a Look
Power in the Blood 278
.
of
Midnight
I
See the Blood
I
Survey the
Wondrous Cross
Where
Jesus
'Tis
Is,
God
'Tis
When
When
..
310
114
_. 307
113
Heaven 335
Wonderful Grace
Wondrous Love
324
83
326
Refuge
Shelter in the
Time
of
Storm
Alone with God

Blessed Quietness
._.
Come Closer to Me
Ever Lead Me
Fast to Thine Arm
Grace Greater than Our Sin
He Hideth My Soul
Hide Me, O My Saviour ....
Hide Thou Me
Hiding in Thee
...
Hold Thou My Hand
How Firm a Foundation
How Gentle God's
..
..
...
Commands
1
Heard the Voice

Say
of
True
Must Tell Jesus

In the Rifted Rock I'm
I
Resting
515
358
131
516
532
502
522
369
321
510
513
514
523
469
146
Soul
Saviour
Rock of Ages, Cleft
(Old
Me
....
..
Me
tune)
of Prayer
of the Living
Rock
Cleft of the
Good Shepherd
Haven of Rest
Lord
...
Glory
of
Rock
Solid
..
More Like Jesus
.....
Way My Saviour
466
Leads Me
_
I a Soldier of the Cross 425
Blessed Assurance
477
..
By Thy Blessed Word

Obeying
_
Close to Thee
Footprints of Jesus
God's Way Is Best
Calling
Own Way,
with Thee
Alas, This
Wretched Heart
with
Vale
1
I
I
I
Am
Am
Am
Am
God
430
...
431
the Cross 306
.
to
Resolved
the Vine
Thine,
Gave My
298
414
Lord
Life for
.......
Thee
....
166
344
392
391
396
377
394
Only Thine
387
406

My Will
421
401
Us Again
Lead Us
417
496
..
to
Me
422
Me Day by
Saviour, Teach
Day
Shall
418
343
Be Ashamed?
(Old tune)
..
so Holy
413
Spirit
133
Forward
Take My Heart, O Father
My Days
435
405
397
428
..
..
Now
420
427
110
-..
Way
Thou Art the

Thy Will Be Done
Trust and Obey
207
433
424
for Service
....-
..
181
341
390
465
419
Saviour

Saviour
...
426
271
---
Thine
Thou Secret
Coming
Nothing Like Jesus

Oh, Be Still
205
Walk
579
302
376

...Alone?
My God, Accept My Heart
My God, I Am Determined
My Heart Says Amen
My Jesus, as Thou Wilt ....
My Jesus, Love Thee
The Golden Harvest

The Temple of God
Leads Home
339
Life-Book? 442
to
....
508
389
395
277
How Reads Your
329
512
384
532
398
..
Oft,
Coming Home
..
415
Come Closer to Me
...
Consecration
...
404
Joy ...
522
Fast to Thine Arm
412
Follow On
Humility,
476
357
403
Am
489
Is
..
Way
493
But a
Is
Revive
tion")
How
383
152
511
253
524
490
482
230
310
464
525
Resignation and Consecration

399
A Full Surrender
A Prayer for Grace
...
325
His
to
423
413
353
and Regenera-
Lord
the
Cross
Just as Seemeth Good
Love Not the World

...... 409
Make Me a Blessing Today 416
May the Christ-life Shine
in Me
.- 410
Regeneration
Have Thine
Taken
Jesus, Keep Me Near
Lord, I'm
16
..
211
408
486
402
521
Peace, Like a River 484

Where Could I Go?
520
483
Will Your Anchor Hold?
...
Him
Live for
My Name Written There?

Your All on the Altar?
My Cross Have
Jesus,
Is
Is
My God
Serve!
All for Jesus

All the
Me
I'll
380
When
Birth
Would Love Thee

Go Where He Sendeth
184
Thee
Life on Earth
Vapor
"New

507
374
400
439
452
393
I'll
501

Trust Him
Under His Wings
in Jesus
350
(See
Remember Calvary _
Want to Be a Worker
Want to Love Him More
God
The
The
The
The
The
518
for
Sweet Hour
The Church
I
I
509
Soul
Leave It There
468
Leave Your Burden at the
Place of Prayer
364
50
Never Alone
534
O God, Our Help
639
O Save Me at the Cross .... 249
Sometimes the Shadows
Are Deep
...517
Humble Thyself
Jesus
Know God's Promise
of
..
Life
Thou Spotless Lamb
My
My
of
I
I
383
(Refuge)
273
Jesus
There
There
There
the
Me
The Light
to
23
Keep Me Near
Cross
Jesus, Lover
(Martyn)
Jesus, Lover
318
115
331
Soul . 333
309
My
Lord, Within
'
World
All the
Is
Me
..
All
It
Jesus
Jesus,
Walking
When
...
in the
Here,
Sunshine
Lord
....
Whiter than Snow
445
440
646
407
Resurrection
411
Awake, Awake, O Earth
312
Christ Arose
120
119
597
the Lord, Is Risen
Christ,
Today
Ye
Look,
This
Is
123
Saints
the Day the Lord
Hath Made
Upon
121
__
122
Day
the First
67
_.
Sheaves
Sheaves
the
in
Christ's Return
Face
to
Face with Christ
....
Make It My Home _
In That Day
Jerusalem, My Happy Home
I'll
Life
on Earth
Vapor
426
_-_
Saviour
First of All
Only Remembered
_
The Last Mile of the Way _
There'll Be No Shadows
Heaven
in
605
585
610
579

Alone?
My
581
187
130
126
But a
Is
572
584
583
297
580
606

Resting _ _
To the Work
We'll Work till Jesus
582
185
Comes
Outward Never
203
569
Salvation
Amazing Grace
At Calvary
Blessed Assurance
Christ Receiveth Sinful Men
Glorious Peace
Glory to His Name
Grace Greater than Our Sin
He Hideth My Soul
Cross for Me
...
I
I
322
332
477
264
172
337
4
321
510
107
Yoke Is Easy
348
Coming to the Cross 306
Have Something I Would
Tell You
334
His
...
Am
Know in My Heart What

It
Means
_
Know Whom Have
347
Believed
I
Love to Tell the Story
Jesus Paid It All
Jesus Saves
Love Found Me
Mercy's Free
_..*
O Happy Day
Oh, Such Wonderful
One Day!
Redeemed
478
200
349
320
201
.
...
Proclaim
Redemption!
309
I
Love
to
316
It
Oh,
Wonderful Story
Sweet Peace, the Gift
God's Love
The Great Physician
The Hand that Was
Wounded
256
89
313
115
331
Love _ 88
...
How
336
535
106
a Look
Thou Spotless Lamb
of
God
257
328
310
Troubled Heart, Thy God

Is
Calling
When
When
598
241
See the Blood

307
Peace, Like a River 484
of
God
151
430
Praise
381
My
....
Soul
Oh, for a Closer Walk

with God
Open the Wells of
...
Salvation
Take Time to Be Holy _
The Blameless Church
...
The Temple of God _

Whiter than Snow
Second Coming
Face
to
Cometh?
....
Face with Christ
..
He Comes
That
In
378
According
Word
What
128
Answer
Will Your
295
the
Book
of Life
the Roll
293
Is
Called
up Yonder
Where
Where
Shall I Be?
Will I Go?
Will Jesus Find Us
...
Watching?
(See
577
286
290
284
Service
"Activity Service")
176
the
in
276
Arise, My Soul, Arise

At the Cross
112
311
108
84
Cross of Christ, O Sacred

Tree
_
117
He Loves Me
116
Cross for Me
107
I Wonder,
Often Wonder .... 30
In Memory of the Saviour's
_
Love
Jesus in Gethsemane
643
641
...
Another Year
Another Year Is Dawning
177
349
179
Lead Me to Calvary
Mercy's Free
Not All the Blood of Beasts
313
Sweet the Moments

427
Now
The Hand That
Wounded
for
111
109
115
178
no
Was
Me
106
105

There Is a Fountain
.118
Thou Spotless Lamb of God 310
'Tis
Midnight
114
When I Survey the
..
..
113
Supplication
(See "Prayer
and Supplication")
Testimony
629
.
Chief Shepherd
...
Give to the Lord
God Be with You
God Is Great, and God Is
Good
and Atonement
Thy Gracious
Wondrous Cross
Things Are Thine

And Now, My Soul,
to
Stead-
Blood?
Special Occasion
All
and
Are You Washed
Is
Opened
When
297
287
127
129
Me
Tell
Be?
When
292
285
125
130
296
126
585
....
Watchman,
Suffering
371
386
428
150
432
433
407
124
Day
The Bridegroom Soon Will

Call Us
The Last Great Day
The Midnight Cry
..
Steadfastness
(See "Faithfulness
fastness")
Mankind
When He Comes
648
656
646
..
Behold What Love
Hand
Christ the Lord
Christ's Return
Eternity
633

When Here, O Lord
274
373
429
376
333
Be Ready
Own
Is
Lord, Within
645
636
We Meet Here No
More
657
Thanks Returned for Meals 651
The Lord's Prayer
652
We Give Thee But Thine
374
382
Thy Heart Right with

God?
More About Jesus
More Like Jesus
642
Should
431
I'm Pressing on the
Upward Way
630
639
Stands
Pour Out Thy Spirit ......
314
Humble Thyself to Walk

with God
I Want to Love Him More
Would Be Closer to Thee
Lord, Thine
O God, Our Help

O Grant Thy Servants,
Through Thy Grace
O Thou, Whose Temple
and Holiness
Need
Arm Reveal
335
324
83
315
of
Me
for
The River of Life
There Is Life for
All
Church
Reward
Bringing Home Our
Now, Gracious
'Tis
Is,
Sanctification
of the
Week
Bringing
Where Jesus
Heaven
Wonderful Grace
Wondrous Love
"Confession
and
631
(See
635
634
647
649
654
Thanksgiving
Blessed Be the Name
3
For the Beauty of the Earth 634
653
Grace Before Meals
650
638
Here, Lord of Life and Light 637
1 Thank the Lord My Maker
632
Lord, Cause Thy Face on
Us to Shine
640
Lord of Hosts!
644
My Dearest Friends, in
Bonds of Love
655
Testi-
mony")
...
Thank
the Lord
My Maker
Loving Kindness
Praise
Ye Nations
Earth ...
17
.....
Round
633
the
The Church
A Charge to Keep I Have
According to Thy Gracious
Word
632
19
163
176
Are You Adorning the
Am
Am
Doctrine?
158
Baptized into Our Saviour's
Death
165
Form
._
._.

Was
Extol the
175
151
God
of
Love
.173
Christ
of
For Christ and the Church 153

172
Glorious Things of Thee
Are Spoken
If I Would Be a Child
.
God
Memory
--.
of
In
of the
Love
Whom
Let Zion's
_
All
Lord,
Lord,
160
159
Speak
Me
to
at
When
Command
161
Thy
363
..
My Name
Jesus
World
All the
Is
Me
-.-
(Martyn)
to
23
Jesus, Lover of
My
Soul
-
509
518
471
468
392
391
538
526
394
227
251
521
529
...
My
Soul
Arms
There _
It
Heart Says Amen
Jesus, as Thou Wilt ....
Saviour Cares for Me
Oh, Be Still
My
My
My
..
Only Trust Him

Open Wide Thy Heart
Rock of Ages, Cleft for
Me

- 571
Shining Shore
..
164
Love Consecrates the

170
Humblest Act
My God, Accept My Heart 166
168
Confess
While
We
Lord,
Onward, Christian
Soldiers 196
the Living God
155
162
178
171
That Doleful Night
150
Church
Blameless
The
The Church of the Living
152
God
482
The Solid Rock
Bless the Name of
167
Christ, the Lord
Ye Are the Light of the
_..157
World
People
Is
174
156
179
Church
the
of
Watch unto Prayer

Watchman, Tell Me
Weighed in the Balance
Is
Leave
Awake
Lord
584
560
583
291
283
Remember Calvary
I'll Live for Him
I'm Not Ashamed
(Refuge)
Lean on His
All
Watchmen
Only Remembered
Shall You? Shall I?
The Bridegroom Soon Will
Call Us
The Last Great Day
The Midnight Call
The Midnight Cry
305
476
507
408
342
Written There? 486
True
Jesus, Lover of
Saviour's
Blessings Flow
Jesus in Gethsemane
Not Far from the Kingdom 262

Oh, Why Not Tonight? ...... 237
462
-.
...
Know Gods Promise
460
Go Through
154
149
177
Jesus, from
Word
..
Betrayed
Church
169
199
He
Trusting in His
Trusting in My
Saviour
Intend to
with Him
of
Speak Gently
Sweet the Moments
We
(Davis)
143
Blessed Bible
474
Take My Life, and Let It Be 397
473
472
The Promises of God
467
...
The Unseen Hand
118
There Is a Fountain
Thou Thinkest, Lord, of Me 488
'Tis So Sweet to Trust in
458
.._
Jesus
To Thy Pastures, Fair and
485
Large
465
Trust and Obey
.__ 464
Trust Him
461
....
Trust in Jesus
463
459
Trusting Jesus
475
Life
Cling
the Bible
to
Give Me the Bible

...
...
1 Believe the
Bible
Jesus the Teacher
O Word
God
of
Incarnate
The Beatitudes
Revealed
Thy Word Have
My
Hid
Wonderful Words
90
48
142
Leads
Way My
....
of Life
....
Consecration
God Moves
in
..
466
470
398
528
389
Best
...
510
Soul
He Knoweth the Way That
487
Take
I
495
He Leadeth Me
469
Hold Thou My Hand ...
Is
How Gentle
Commands
Brethren,
We Have
Met
for
Eternity
Me Thy
Heart
He Comes
Sheep
..
God's
489
In
the
Silent
.....
Must
World
Opened
When
Called
Is
577
286
290
Where
Where
Where
Shall I Be?
Will I Go?
Will You Spend
Eternity?
268
288
236
Why
Why
Carelessly Wait?
Not Now?
Will Jesus Find Us
Watching?
Work, for the Night
284
Is
Coming
You Can't Do Wrong and
..
Get By
...
.
199
125
444
130
282
(See "Marriage")
Worship
All Hail the Power of
Jesus' Name
-

Begin the Day with
Bless Jehovah
God
.._
..
3
to
33
--
44
56
._.

Blessing
Dismiss Us with Thy
Blessing, Lord
Evening Praise
35
80
73
57
565
55
Fairest Lord Jesus

Come
Father,
We

Glory to His Name
Grace, 'Tis a Charming
267
--Sound
Heavenly Sunlight
Holy God,
Holy,
We
Praise
Thy
__
Holy
the
Jesus
Love
323
28
Holy,
How Sweet
I
15
--
Name
244
345
226
Every Morning Mercies
124
274
289
409
61
77
Name
We Have Met
Worship
Heavenly Dove
Come, Heaven-bound
Pilgrims
13
62
2
Words
New
240
265
-- 296
260
....
189
326
Wedding
Go, and
Empty-Handed
No Hope in Jesus
293
the Roll
up Yonder
Midnight
Watches
Is Thy Heart Right with
God?
Lost Forever
Love Not the
292
285
to
Eternity
Give
Is
..
33
85
My
...
When He Comes
Christ the Lord Cometh?

.....
Christ's Return
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor
294
36
a Mysterious
Way
God's Way
He Hideth
Hand
Life
of
Brethren,
Be Ready
275
307
See the Blood
Book
295
in
Exchange?
the
294
266
_
---
127
Answer
What Would You Give
When
When
128
297
287
242
129
...
..
Blessed Be the
217
263
and Needy
Jesus
Does Jesus Care?
Love Them
Almost Persuaded
Building
(Sargent)
Saviour
Me
Anywhere with
All
Be?
Bless the
Warning and Judgment

Because We Do Not
147
Trust
All the
494
Follow
141
in
the Balance
in
144
140
138
145
146
139
148
I'll
Worship
Heart
Weighed
Where He Leads
of
Jesus?
Will Your
What
47
..
The Word
...
to Steal
Name
of
10
12
14
Awhile
Away
72
Name Thy Hallowed

Name
63
599
Owe
Will Sing of
the Lord a
Song
In
Morning
58
My Redeemer
..
30
Mercy, Lord, Remember
Me
71
_.
Jesus Calls Us
Jesus Is All the World to
40
Me
Jesus Loves Even
23
38
__.
Thy Boundless Love
Jesus,
to
Me
Me
Arms
49
Lord, Dismiss
Us with Thy
Blessing
Lord,
79
Hear
of
Showers
41
52
53
43
Excelling
Loving Kindness
Majestic Sweetness
Enthroned
May
the
Grace
17
Sits
of Christ

Thy Love
My Saviour's Love
Near to the Heart of God _
Now from the Altar of My
,
Heart
Now
the Shades
Are Gone
O Day
O
O
of
Rest
of
45
24
50
Again
Dear Name
to
Blessing
27
48
25
76
22
of
37
39
__.
60
We Now Have
the First
Day
of the
Week
Met to
Worship Thee
67
54
29
16
Life
Youth
Cling to the Bible
Dare to Be a Daniel
Fairest Lord Jesus
Father! In My Life's
140
563
565
Young
Morning
Footprints of Jesus
For Christ and the
Give Me the Bible
562
508
Church 153
Me Thy Heart
Heavenly Sunlight .
138
Give
260
28
......
Am
Saviour
Have Decided to Follow
Trusting in
145
My
462
304
Jesus ..-_
Will Be True to Thee ...... 400
Loves
Even
Me
38
Jesus
Just as Seemeth Good to
493
Thee
506
Keep Me Near Thee
564
Lord, a Little Band
447
Loyal and True
Christ-life
Shine
May the
410
_....
in Me
376
More Like Jesus
560
496
Lead Us ...
561
Teach Me Thy Will, O Lord 566
181
Thine for Service
Yield Not to Temptation .... 441
I
with You
The Beatitudes
The Lord Be with Us
There Is No Name So
Sweet on Earth
70
59
34
47
68
32
Sun of My Soul
Sweet Is the Story
Serve!
6
19
21
of
...
78
31
5
Sing About Jesus

Upon
65
66
20

74
Me
for
69
Night
36
9
51
Thy
Saviour, Breathe an
Evening Blessing
Saviour, We Come to Thee
Tread Softly
and
Gladness ... Holy Day

600
18
75
..
64
(Davis)
Now
Wonderful Jesus
Wonderful Words
11
Week
Seeking
of Blessing
Lord, We Come Before
Thee

Blessings Flow
26
46
Once Again We Come

Saviour,
42
What Tender Mercy

Matchless Worth
General Index
OF TITLES AND FIRST LINES
First lines in italics,
indented
A
A
Charge
Keep
to
A Few More
Have
163
576
A Full Surrender I have made
399
A gentle hand unseen by us
626
A Prayer for Grace
325
A Ransom for All my Saviour once came 319
A ruler once came to Jesus
326
A Shelter in the Time of Storm
515
A wonderful Saviour is Jesus
510
Abide widi Me: fast falls the eventide _. 356
Abide with Me, I Need Thee
368
According to Thy Gracious Word
176
Afar on the mountain the Shepherd 253
Alas! and did my Saviour bleed
116
(He Loves Me)
Alas, and did my Saviour bleed
Years Shall Roll
(At die Cross)

All Because
Do Not Love Them
All for Jesus! All for Jesus
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name
All I Need
All praise to Him who reigns above __
All Praise to Our Redeeming Lord
All the Way My Saviour Leads Me
All Things Are Thine: no gift have we
All those who love and obey
All ye saints of light proclaim
Almost Persuaded, now to believe
We
__
Alone with God
Am
a Soldier of the Cross
Amazing Grace! how sweet
the
sound
....
Amid the trials which I meet

And Now, My Soul, Another Year
Another Year
..
Are you weary, heavy laden
My
Soul, Arise
As pilgrims and strangers
Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep
Arise,
At
At
At
At
13
314
3
547
466
643
585
272
263
358
425
322
488
....
Bless the
..
We
583
62
621
3
143
131
542
548
144
33
193
213
187
581
275
443
199
152
....
313
415
C
Choose my path,
112
2
77
477
191
By Thy Blessed Word Obeying
102
631
276
223
219
Blessed Assurance, Jesus is mine

Blessed Be the Name
Blessed Bible, how I love it
Blessed Quietness
Blest Be the Tie that binds
Break Thou the Bread of Life
Brethren,
Have Met to Worship ...
Brightly beams our Father's mercy __
Chief Shepherd of
158
61
Words
Bring Them In
Bringing Home Our Sheaves
Brother afar from the Saviour
Brother along on the highway
Building for Eternity (Coats)
Building for Eternity (Sargent)
Built on the Rock, without spot
By faith I view my Saviour dying
480
650
285
39
448
578
108
84
169
629
470
._
Behold What Love, yes, love divine

Behold, Where, in a Mortal Form
Bid Them Look to Christ
Bless Jehovah _..
641
Angels! from the Realms of Glory

Is Dawning
Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go
Are You Adorning the Doctrine?
Are You Washed in the Blood?
311
217
403
Be not dismayed whate'er betide

Be present at our table, Lord
Be Ready When He Comes ...._.
Be silent, be silent
Be Ye Strong in the Lord
Behold the Saviour of Mankind
Christ
Thy chosen sheep
blessed Saviour
....
Arose
Christ, in the Night He

Christ our Lord will
Was Betrayed ....

soon be coming
Christ, our Redeemer, died on the cross
Christ Receiveth Sinful Men
Christ the Lord Cometh?
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today
Christ went a building to prepare
Return
Church of God, thou
....
635
493
119
175
130
307
264
125
123
481
444
Calvary
the Cross
332
311
Christ's
....
151
the Golden Gate of Prayer

the Saviour's Right Hand
351
Cling to the Bible ...

Close to Thee
Come Closer to Me
Come, ev'ry soul by sin oppressed ....
Come, Gracious Spirit, Heavenly Dove
Come, Heaven-bound Pilgrims
140
384
516
532
227
44
56
Awake, Awake, O Earth

Awake, my soul, to joyful
lays
292
120
17
B
Baptized into Our Saviour's Death
Be Not Afraid
165
530
130
spotless virgin
601
Come Home, Poor
Sinner
232

_ 247
Come, let us all unite to sing
81
Come, Lost One, your Saviour is calling 225
1
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing __ 35
Come
Come
Come
231
make no delay
love the Lord
to the Saviour,
Come
that
with thy sins to the fountain
..__
....
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy

Come, Ye Wanderers, all forsaken
Come, Ye Weary Ones, Tonight
233
29
231
240
222
234
398
Consecration
Cross of Christ,
Sacred Tree
117
D
Dare to Be a Daniel
Dark and Thorny Is the Desert
Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing, Lord
Do life's storms above thee roll?
Do you seek for a friend
Does Jesus Care when my heart is
pained?
Down at the cross where
Down
in the valley with
563
449
80
516
265
279
528
361
Low
my Saviour
my Saviour
436
4
412
Evening Praise
Ever Lead Me
73

Extol the Love of Christ, ye saints
153
....
502
57
173
F
Face to Face with Christ my Saviour _ 126
Fade, Fade, Each Earthly Joy __
404
Fading away like the stars
584
Fairest Lord Jesus
__..
565
Faith Is a Living Power from Heaven __ 455
456
Faith of Our Fathers! living still
434
Far and near the fields are teeming .... 210
Far, Far, Beyond the Starry Sky
607
Farewell, dear friends, I bid you
617
Fast to Thine Arm
522
Father, I Stretch My Hands to Thee .... 360
Father, in My Life's Young Morning .... 562
Father, We Come in Jesus' name
55
Fear not, for God the Father
464
Fill Me Now
__._
136
Fill Me with Thy Spirit, Lord
137
Follow Me
L
255
Follow On
412
498
Footprints of Jesus
508
476
634
172
....
Lord divine
369
400
G
Gathering Buds
Give as the Lord hath prospered thee
Give Me a Foothold on the Rock
Give Me Jesus
Give Me the Bible, star of gladness
Give Me Thy Heart, says the Father ...
Give to the Lord
Glorious Peace
Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken ....
Glory Gates
Glory to God in the Highest _
Glory to His Name
Go to Thy Rest, Fair Child
God Be with You till we meet again ...
God hath not promised
Earth holds no treasures but perish ____ 604

Encamped along the hills of light __ 456
Ere you left your room this morning 361
Eternity
296
Eternity draws near
290
602
Fully surrendered,
223
to Jesus
to the Fountain
Come, we

For God so loved this sinful world
Forever Here My Rest shall be
From Every Stormy Wind that blows
God Is Great, and God Is Good

God Is Love (Lorenz)
God Is Love, His Mercy Brightens
God loved the world of sinners lost
God Moves in a Mysterious Way
God's Way Is Best; if human wisdom
Gone to Bloom Above
218
624
647
519
270
138
260
647
337
154
649
269
103
15
4
627
654
475
653
81
86
83
85
480
... 389
626
Grace Before Meals
650
Grace, dear Lord, grace, dear Lord __ 325
Grace Greater Than Our Sin
321
Grace, 'Tis a Charming Sound
323
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
541
Great King of Saints, enthroned
638
Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
499
H
Hail the
Happy
the
blest
morn when
the great
Home When God
Is
....
There
104
556
Hark! Are They Not Angels?

91
Hark! the Voice of Jesus Calling
205
Hark! the voice of Jesus calling
255
Hark! 'tis the Shepherd's voice
213
Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? 93
Have Thine Own Way, Lord

Have thy affections been nailed,
Have You Any Room for Jesus?
Have you been to Jesus
Have you found rest and peace
Have You Sought for the Sheep?
He Comes! He comes
He
He
He
He
He
sound
Hideth
395
274
259
276
346
198
with trumpet
124
My
Knoweth
the
Soul _
Way
that
Take
Leadeth Me: O blessed tho't!

Loves Me
Seeks His Wandering Sheep
510
487
495
116
267
He Was
Nailed to die Cross for
Me

Heaven is a holy place
Heaven Is My Home _
Heavenly Sunlight
Here, Lord of Life and Light
Hide Me, O My Saviour
_
Hide Thou Me
Hiding in Thee
His Way with Thee
His Yoke
Is
Easy
Hold Thou My Hand, so weak I am

Hold to God's Unchanging Hand
Holy Bible, how I love it
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name
Holy, Holy, Holy __
Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide
Home
107
604
283
609
28
637
513
514
523
252
277
348
469
446
145
142
134
10
12
135
588
_ 573
Home, Sweet Home
Hover o'er me, Holy Spirit
136
590
How Beautiful Heaven Must Be
66
How calm and how bright
.._
146
489
How Gentle God's Commands
How many times, discouraged
534
339
How Oft, Alas, This Wretched Heart
546
How Pleasant and How Good it is
442
How Reads Your Life-Book?
How Sweet, How Heavenly is the sight 544
How Sweet the Name of Jesus sounds __ 14
How sweet this bond of perfectness __ 550
Humble Thyself to Walk with God
430
431
of the Soul
I
I
Am
Am
/
Coming, Lord
Coming
am fighting
am looking
299
306
to the Cross
in the
army
of the
Lord 180
for the city
Am
Am
Praying for You

Resolved no longer to linger
/ am so glad that our Father in heav'n
the Vine and ye are the branches
.....
Am Thine, O Lord
Am Trusting in His Word
Am Trusting in My Saviour
/ am trusting day by day in His Word
Believe the Bible, it taught me
/ came defiled and guilty

Cannot Be Idle, for Jesus says "Go"
Gave
I
I
I
I
I
Am
do not ask
to choose
my
...
path
My
Life for Thee

/ have a friend in whom I trust
/ have a Saviour, He's pleading
Have Decided to Follow Jesus
/ have found a friend in Jesus
/ have made my choice to follow
Have Something
/
Would
have yielded myself
to
269
367
298
38
414
411
460
462
460
139
337
190
416
312
538
367
304
25
181
Tell
You
Thy
service
....
334
392
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
/ hear the Saviour say

/ hear Thy welcome voice
/ heard the dear Redeemer say
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say
320
299
406
329
Intend to Go Through with Him
305
476
Know God's Promise Is True
Know I Love Thee Better, Lord
479
Know in My Heart What It Means
347
/ know not why God's wondrous grace 478
/ know of a river whose beautiful .... 257
478
Know Whom I Have Believed
.

Love to Steal Awhile Away
Love to Tell the Story
Love to Think of My Home Above
/ must needs go home by the way
Must Tell Jesus all of my trials
Name Thy Hallowed Name
_
.
149
72
200
586
424
357
63
354
I
338
58
I
507
I Remember Calvary
568
I Shall Be Like Him
/ stand amazed in the presence
24
/ stood at the time-beaten portals .... 296
632
I Thank the Lord My Maker
...
184
I Want to Be a Worker for the Lord
/ want to be more like Jesus
376
374
I Want to Love Him More
/ was once far away from the Saviour 340
/ was sinking deep in sin
330
/ was wand'ring in a wilderness
472
400
I Will Be True to Thee
439
I Will Never Turn Back
8
I Will Sing of My Redeemer
/ will sing you a song
588
30
I Wonder, Often Wonder
/ would be closer my Saviour
381
381
__
I Would Be Closer to Thee ...
I Would Love Thee, God and Father .... 452
393
I
580
// / walk in the pathway of duty
If I Would Be a Child of God
_ 174
468
// the world from you withhold
// thou wouldst have the dear Saviour 430
I
I

Owe the Lord a Morning Song
I'll
you are tired of the load

you from sin are longing to be
Go Where He Sendeth Me
I'll
Live for
//
//
I'll
Make
It
Him
My Home
261
....
211
_
..
...
I'm but a stranger here

I'm Not Ashamed to own my Lord
I'm Pressing on the Upward Way
In every waking moment ..
In from the highways and byways
In Memory of the Saviour's Love
In Mercy, Lord, Remember Me
In That Day
In the Christian's home in glory
In the day of all days ...
In the Harvest Field there is work
256
....
408
605
609
342
382
344
218
177
71
....
585
574
292
183
603
In the Rifted Rock I'm Resting

In die Silent Midnight Watches
In this world of sin and care
In Thy cleft, O Rock of Ages
Increase My Faith, Dear Lord, I pray
Into Our Hands
Is
My Name
Written There?
Is
There Any Pleasure?

Thy Heart Right with God?
Is
Your All on the Altar?
Is
512
244
410
514
457
209
486
539
.- 274
402

I've
Found
Friend
a Friend, oh, such a
I've
found my Lord and
I've
heard of
I've
wandered
He
is
mine
beautiful city
far
away from God

J
My Happy Home
Jerusalem,
....
Jesus, bless us with Thy Spirit

Jesus Calls Us, o'er the tumult
Jesus Christ is made to me
Jesus,
from
Whom
All Blessings
Jesus Has died for Me

Jesus has taken a beautiful
Jesus,
Flow
....
bud
Come
I My Cross Have Taken

Jesus in Gethsemane
Jesus Is All the World to Me
Jesus Is Calling
Jesus is standing in Pilate's hall
Jesus is tenderly calling thee home
Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross
Jesus Lover of My Soul (Martyn)
Jesus, Lover of My Soul (Refuge)
Jesus Loves Even Me
Jesus,
_
....
Jesus, my Sai'iour, Look Thou on me

Jesus, my Saviour, to Bethlehem came
Jesus Paid' It All
Jesus Saves
Jesus, the
Jesus,
Jesus,
Jesus,
610
77
40
314
156
349
624
300
423
179
23
228
266
228
383
509
518
38
522
31
320
201
501
Me
Jesus, Still Lead On ..

180
527
348
605
302
500
272
World
Teacher
148
Thy Boundless Love to Me

42
549
LTnited by Thy Grace
While Our Hearts Are Bleeding 622
Jesus Will Bear
Me
537
224
O'er
Rest
Jesus Will Give You

Joys are flowing like a river
Joy to the World! the Lord is come
Just a few more days to be filled
Just as I Am, widiout one plea
Just as Seemeth Good to Thee
Just lean upon the arms of Jesus
131
Lead Me Safely On by the narrow way

Lead Me to Calvary
Lean on His Arms
Look, Ye Saints, the sight is glorious ...

Lord, a Little Band, and lowly
Lord, Cause Thy Face on Us to Shine __
Lord, Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing ...
Lord, give me light to do Thy work ....
Lord, Give Us a Vision of souls
Lord, I am fondly, earnestly longing
Lord, I care not for riches
Lord, I Hear of Showers of Blessing
Lord, I'm Coming Home
Lord, in Thy Presence here we meet ....
Lord Jesus, I long to be perfectly
Lord of Hosts! to Thee we raise ....

Lord of the Church, we humbly pray
Lord, Speak to Me that I may speak
193
543
160
579
252
248
520
620
545
214
256
121
564
640
79
505
195
371
486
41
....
161
Lord, We Come Before Thee Now

Lord, When at Thy Command
Lost Forever
53
164
Love at Home
Love Consecrates the Humblest Act __
Love Divine, All Love Excelling
Love Each Other
Love Found Me
Love Lifted Me
Love Not the World! Its dazzling show
Loving Kindness
Loving Saviour, hear my cry
Low in the grave He lay

Loval and True and faithful
289
555
170
43
543
89
330
409
17
249
119
447
Meet
245
Mercy's Free
497
More About Jesus would

More Like Jesus
Me
__
There
'Mid scenes of confusion
471
614
533
533
...
1 1
111
364
261
302
52
407
644
159
506
604

Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned

Make Me a Blessing Today
Many souls today are dying
Marvelous grace of our loving Lord ....
May the Christ-life Shine in Me
May the Grace of Christ our Saviour __
471
....
49
468
Prayer
Let Jesus Come into Your Heart
Let Me Go where saints are going
Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
Let not your weary heart
Let the Lower Lights Be Burning
Let us ever love each other
Let Zion's Watchmen All Awake
Life on Eardi Is But a Vapor
._
Listen to the blessed invitation
Living below in this old sinful world
Lo, she is not dead, but sleeping
Lo, What a Pleasing Sight
92
569
303
493
K
Keep Me Near Thee, blessed Jesus
King of my life I crown Thee now
Knocking at the Door

Leave It There
Leave Your Burden at the Place of
know
18
416
217
321
410
75
603
313
573
373
429
376
More Like Thee, O Saviour, let me be

More Love to Thee, O Christ
375
379
345
Must I Go and Empty-Handed?
426
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?
571
My days are gliding swiftly by
My Dearest Friends, in Bonds of Love 655
_ 453
My Faith Looks Up to Thee
166
My God, Accept My Heart this day
My God and Father, while I stray __ 390
45
My God, How Endless Is Thy Love
344
My God, I Am Determined
305
My heart is so happy in Jesus
392
My Heart Says Amen
My Heavenly Home Is Bright and Fair 591
482
My hope is built on nothing less
391
My Jesus, as Thou Wilt
396
My Jesus, I Love Thee
575
My Latest Sun Is Sinking Fast
408
My life, my love I give to Thee
538
My Saviour Cares for Me
572
My Saviour First of All
- 24
My Saviour's Love
211
My Saviour needs helpers
451
My Soul, Be on Thy Guard
524
My soul in sad exile was __
340
My Testimony
N
Near
Heart of God
God, to Thee
50
372
Still Nearer, close to Thy heart
377
534
Never Alone
526
226
No Hope in Jesus
No Mortal Eye Hath Seen that land __ 601
No Tears in Heaven, no sorrows given 600
109
Not All the Blood of Beasts
._ 620
Not Dead, But Sleeping
Not Far from the Kingdom of heaven .... 262
Not in the temples made with hands 433
481
Not Made with Hands
Not now, but in the coming years
619
Not What These Hands Have Done .... 318
115
Nothing But the Blood
Nothing Like Jesus
_.
271
Now from the Altar of My Heart
69
Now, Gracious Lord, Thine Arm Reveal 630
Now Just a Word for Jesus
197
Now the Shades of Night Are Gone 60
to the
Nearer,
Nearer,
My
O
O Come, All Ye Faithful
O Day of Rest and Gladness
O Father, Lead Us
O for a Faith that Will Not Shrink
O God of Wisdom, life and love
O God, Our Help in ages past
O God, We Pray for All Mankind
O Grant Thy Servants, Through Thy
Grace
O Happy Day that fixed my choice

O Happy Home, Where Thou Art Loved
O Holy Day
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
land of
Little
We Come to pray
Lord, to Thee I Cry
Lord, While We Confess the worth . 168
333
Lord, Within My Soul
2
O my soul, bless thou Jehovah
O safe to the Rock that is higher .... 523
249
Save Me at the Cross
Sometimes the Shadows Are Deep 517
179
O the agonizing prayer
the Unsearchable Riches of Christ ...
20
592
Think of the Home Over There
O Thou, whose own vast temple stands 645
645
Thou, Whose Temple Stands
Lord Divine,
weary wanderer, come home
O Where Are die Reapers?

O Word of God Incarnate
__
would you be a blessing true

Often Weary and Worn on the pathway
Oh, anywhere my Saviour leads
Oh, Be Still, thou soul of mine
Oh, Beautiful Star of Bethlehem
Oh, come to the Lord today
Oh, Could I Speak the Matchless Worth
Oh, do not let the Word depart
Oh, for a Closer Walk with God
Oh, for a Heart to Praise My God
Oh, Happy Is the Man who hears
Oh, I Love to Talk with Jesus
Oh, noiu I see the crimson wave
Oh soul, you know the present
Oh, spread the tidings round
Oh, the great love the' dear Saviour ....
Oh, they tell me of a home
Oh, to be there, where the songs
Oh, to have no Christ, no Saviour ....
Oh. when I think of that heavenly ....
Oh, Why Not Tonight? ...
Oh, why should I be idle
Oh, wondrously sweet is the story ....
On a hill far away stood an old
On Jordan's Stormy Banks I stand
On
the happy, golden shore

Come to the house of
331
558
66

Open Wide Thy Heart today
454
553
639
365
642
90
436
531
461
394
95
288
7
237
378
387
503
46
366
308
612
463
132
88
88
608
349
226
595
237
207
32
9
105
567
603
We
God
Once I wandered in darkness
One Day when heaven was filled
Only Remembered
Only Thine
Only Trust Him
491
239
__ 216
Once Again
94
65
203
97
554
540
for thee I sigh

of Bethlehem
rest,
Town
51
._..
439
78
309
611
254
584
406
227
196
371
251
605
Our Father in heaven we hallow

Our Father's wondrous works we
Our friends on earth we meet
Our Saviour in His earthly life
652
see
16
656
148
Out in the desert the lost are straying

Out of my bondage, sorrow and night
Out on this dark world
Over the Ocean Wave, far, far away
P
Gentle Saviour
Pass Me Not,
Peacefully lay her down to rest
219
300
502
215
380
618
155
636
Pour Out Thy Spirit from on high

God from Whom All Blessings
Flow
Praise
633
359
355
559
492
421
386
Pray, Pray in the Old-Time Way

Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire
Precious Memories, unseen angels
Precious Promise God hath given
Prince of Peace, Control My Will
R
Ready to suffer grief or pain
Redeemed How I Love to Proclaim
Redemption! Oh, Wonderful Story
401
401
Remember Me __
316
315
239
560
194
Rest for the Weary

Rest over Jordan
574
599
417
It
Revive Us Again
Me
Rock
521
99
186
.
of Ages, Cleft for
for Thee
Rouse, ye Christian workers
Room

Safely Through Another Week
Saved by grace, I live to tell
Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name
Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing
Saviour, coming to Thee
Pray
Saviour, Hear Us,
Saviour, I'm Coming
Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Us
Saviour, More than Life to
Saviour, Teach
Day by Day
Saviour,
Come to Thee
We
Me
Me
We

Seeking for Me
Send Me Light
Send the Light
Shall I Be Ashamed of my Saviour?
Shall I come just as I am
Shall
Gather at the River
Shall
Meet Beyond the River
Shall You? Shall I?
We
We
Shine in My Heart, Lord Jesus

Shining Shore
Should We Meet Here No More
....
529
64
324
74
70
301
59
301
496
422
418
34
583
31
505
212
343
247
597
602
291
385
571
657
Should we meet no more
at the
657
100
away
616
616
Silently, They Pass Away
Simply trusting ev'ry day
459
283
Since Christ my soul from sin set free 335
551
Since Jesus Freely Did Appear
Since Jesus gave His life for me ..
398
Sing About Jesus who died to save
5
Sing them over again to me
36
Sinners Jesus will receive
264
628
Sister, Thou Wast Mild and Lovely
Sitting at the Feet of Jesus (Davis)
47
413
Sitting at the Feet of Jesus (Old Tune)
618
Sleep Till that Morning
388
So Let Our Lives and Lips Express
Softly and Tenderly Jesus is calling .... 221
Some day these conflicts will be o'er 536
Someday you'll stand at the bar
295
Some days are dark and dreary
598
536
Some Near, Near Day
623
Some Sweet Day when life is o'er
443
Someone will enter the pearly gate .... 291
till
....
Silent Night! Holy Night!

Silently, silently, they pass
Something
to
Do
192
Some time we all shall understand

Some Time We'll See
....
570
570
619
594

Soon Trials and Conflicts of life
Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds 187
162
Speak Gently to the erring ones
_ 208
Speed Away! Speed away!
133
Spirit so Holy, Spirit of love

for Jesus
Stand Up, Stand
Up
437
563
474
96
Standing by a purpose true

Standing on the Promises of Christ
Star of the East,
Bethlehem Star
561
Onward, Pressing Forward

Such Love, Such Wondrous Love
Sun of My Soul, Thou Saviour dear
Striving
Sweet are the promises

Sweet By and By
Sweet Is the Story
Sweet Peace, the Gift of God's Love
Sweet the Moments, rich in blessing
Sweetly, Lord, have we heard Thee
Swiftly we're turning life's daily
... .
...
....
435
87
68
494
587
353
32
336
598
178
508
209
T
Take My Heart, O Father, take it
Take the Name of Jesus with You
Take the world, but give me Jesus
Take Thou My Hand and Lead Me
Teach Me the Measure of My Days
Teach Me Thy Will, O Lord
Tell Me the Old, Old Story
...
....
....
.
....
405
397
27
270
504
428
420
566
280
"
Tell
Tell
Me
317
346
die Story of Jesus
What
He's
Done
for
You
651
Thanks Returned for Meals
That Doleful Night before His death __ 171
Thai God. should love a sinner
87
595
48
Beatitudes
362
Beautiful Garden of Prayer
279
Best Friend of All
150
Blameless Church
550
Bond of Perfectness
Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us __ 128
210
Call for Reapers
That Heavenly
Home
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The Church of the Living God
The City of Light
The Cleansing Wave
The Cleft of the Rock
The Comforter Has Come
142
432
152
370
308
511
__ 132
427
The cross that He gave may be
427
The earth shall ?nelt with fervent .... 287
110
The Eventide Falls Gently Now
250
207
The Golden Harvest
253
The Good Shepherd
535
The Great Physician now is near
297
327
The Hallowed Spot _
The hand that was nailed to the cross 106
The Hand that Was Wounded for Me 106
524
The Haven of Rest
617
The Last Farewell
287
The Last Great Day _
580
..
The Light of the World Is Jesus
._ 273
25
The Lord Be with Us _
76
473
The Lord of Glory is my light
490
The Lord of the Harvest Calls
_. 204
The Lord's our Rock, in Him we hide 515
652
The Lord's Prayer
The Love of God is greater far
82
The Midnight Call _
242
The Midnight Cry
..
127
The Ninety-nine within the fold
202
105
The Promises of God _
_ 472
The River of Life
._ 257
The saint who enters heav'n
432
The Shepherd's heart is saddened .... 267
The Solid Rock _.
482
The Spirit of the Lord Revealed
147
The Temple of God ..
433
The time for toil is past
581
The time of the harvest is nigh ... _ 204
The Unclouded Day _
608
The Unseen Hand
467
The Way of the Cross Leads Home
424
...
The wliole world was lost

The world of sinners know not God
There are lonely hearts to cherish
There are loved ones in the glory
There comes to my heart one sweet
There Is a Fountain filled with blood
There is a gate that stands ajar
There Is a Land of Pure Delight
There is a name I love to hear
There is a place of quiet rest
There is a spot to me more dear
There is a story ever neiu
There is an unseen hand to me
There is beauty all around
There is coming a day
There Is Life for a Look
There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth
There is not a friend like Jesus
There is nothing in the world like
There Is Power in the Blood
There Shall Be Showers of Blessing
There'll Be No Shadows in Heaven
There's a
There's
There's
There's
There's a
There's
There's
There's
There's a
There's
There's
Thine
This
This
Beautiful, Beautiful
Land
273
442
....
....
....
...
....
God
37
541
...
is
511
....
230
362
282
587
246
363
fairer
Stranger at the Door
way that is free from

work for the hand
sin
192
181
for Service
Not
My
Place of Resting
Is the Day the Lord Hath Made
Thou Art the Way, to Thee alone
Thou didst leave Thy throne
Is
....
...
with
transition ....
is gliding like the shuttle
'Tis Midnight, and on Olive's brow ....
'Tis midnight, and the Saviour calls
'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
'Tis the Blessed Hour of Prayer
_
To the promised home in glory
..
To the Work! to the work!
To Thy Pastures, Fair and Large
To Us a Child of Hope Is Born
Tread Softly
is
filled
siuift
Troubled Heart, Thy God Is Calling

Troubled Soul, Thy God Is Calling
582
122
341
Thou Gracious God Whose Mercy Lends

Thou my everlasting portion
_
Throw Out the Life-Line
Thy Will Be Done
Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart
Thy Word is a lamp to my feet
Time
Time
606
589
212
370
....
who's standing
a land that
271
278
a call comes ringing

a city of light
a cleft in the Rock of Ages

Fountain Free, 'tis for you
a garden where Jesus is
182
613
336
118
250
596
46
50
327
374
467
555
297
328
22
526
99
557
384
310
488
188
390
141
141
446
127
114
242
458
352
206
599
185
485
101
39
._
241
.._
235
607
Trust and Obey

Trust Him _.
Trust in Jesus
__
Trusting Jesus
Trying to walk in the steps
Two
Little
Hands
465
464
461
463
459
561
are sweetly folded
625
U
Under His Wings I am safely abiding
Upon die First Day of die Week.
Use Me,
O My
....
Gracious Saviour
Walk Daily with Your Saviour

Walk in the Light, so shah diou know
Walking in sunlight, all
of
my
We Are Going Down the Valley

We Bless the Name of Christ, the Lord
._..
We Give Thee But Thine Own
We have heard a joyful sound
We Join to Pray, with wishes kind
We Now Have Met to Worship Thee
We owe the Lord an evening song
We
We
We
praise Thee, O God ..,

read of a place that's called
445
450
28
}Vanderer in sinful ways

.__
Watch unto Prayer
Watchman, Tell Me, does the morning?
We are building in sorrow or joy
...
525
67
419
440
238
363
129
199
615
167
648
201
552
....
54
....
73
_ 417
590
thank Thee, Lord, for this our

__ 651
food
Weighed in the Balance of justice true 294
656
.... 203
We'll Work till Jesus Comes
593
We're Going Home Tomorrow ...
We're going home, no more to roam 593
29
What a fellowship, what a joy divine
49
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
350
What
Mighty God
We
16
Serve!
What a wonderful, wonderful Saviour 107

What can wash away my sin?
115
475
26
What Tender Mercy
266
What Will You Do with Jesus?
.
...
....
What Will Your Answer Be?
What Would You Give in Exchange? __
When Here, O Lord, we seek Thy face
When I get weary with toils
When I have reached earth's
..
....
borderland
When
When I
When
When
When I
read how my Saviour

See the Blood ...
I see the way my Saviour leads
I shall reach the more
Survey the Wondrous Cross ....
Jesus comes to reward His
Jesus on the mountain
judgment day is drawing nigh
I
When
When
When
When my
When out
608
_.
life
work is ended
and darkness
in sin
lost
295
275
646
532
537
347
307
26
568
113
284
48
286
572
89
When Peace, Like a River

When storms of life are round me
When the Book of Life Is Opened
4;
....
....
2C
.
When
the clouds are hanging low .... 3(

When die Roll Is Called Up Yonder .... 57
When the trumpet of the Lord shall 5
When trials and temptations

When we walk with the Lord
When your toils below are ended
Where Could I Go?

_...
Where He leads, I'll Follow
Where He may lead me I will go
Where is thy hope, poor sinner?
Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven
Where Shall I Be?
._
Where the Gates Swing Outward Never
Where Will I Go?
.....
Where Will You Spend Eternity?
While Jesus Whispers to You
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
While the Days Are Going By
..
....
...
...
While we pray, and while we plead

Whiter Than Snow
Who at my door is standing? ....
Who'll Be the Next to follow Jesus?
Whosoever heareth, shout
"Whosoever Will"
Why Do You Wait,

Why Not Now?
2d
....
&
4!
5(
2i
3'
2!
5<
2
2f
2!
!
11
2
4'
....
2
2
2
2
2
dear brodier?
2
2
Will Jesus Find Us Watching?

Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
Will \ou come, will you come
Will You Go to Jesus?
Will Your Anchor Hold?
2
6
2
._
_....
..
Winning
Souls for Jesus ...

Without spot and blameless
...
Wonderful Grace
Wonderful Jesus! glorious friend!
Wondrous Love
Work, For the Night Is Coming
Workers on a building rare ....
Worthy Art Thou, Lord divine
Would Men Know you've been with
Jesus?
Would
Would
Would
Would
_
1'
:.-
41
you be free from your burden

you flee from sin and serve ....
you know the love of Jesus?
you live for Jesus
21
..
Y
Ye Are the Light of die World
Ye Nations Round the Earth ....
Years I spent in vanity and pride
You Can't Do Wrong and Get By
You have longed for sweet peace
....
Z
Zion's
Glad Morning
11

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This book has been compiled with great care and is

Moundridge, Kansas 67107

Second Printing, 1965

Third Printing, 1966 10,000

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one of the most beautiful ways in which children of

join with heart

Holdeman, Henry E. Friesen, P. G. Hiebert, P. F.

His name's honor.

GOD THE FA THER

GOD THE SON

GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT

of Christ dwell in you

unto the King

be honour and glory. 1 Tim. 1:17

Source Unknown, c.1757

Felice de Giardini, 1716-1796

Come, and reign o

suc-cess: Spir -it

Come, and Thy peo - pie

His right-eous-ness, Je - ho - vah

bove the earth be

Who with thee

Ralph E. Hudson. 1843-1901

Clark, 19th Century

Him who reigns a - bove In maj - es - ty su preme,

That He might man

At God the Fa-ther's

be the name, bless-ed be the name, Bless-ed be the

be the name, bless-ed be the name, Bless-ed be

forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of

Elisha A. Hoffman, 1839-1929

our Lord Jesus Christ. Gal. 6:14

I cried, There to my heart was the blood ap-plied;

heart was the blood

Sing About Jesus

bout Him, yes, sing

bout Him; Sing

sweet ac-cord, Sing

bout Him, yes, sing

Worthy Art Thou, Lord

Lord, to receive glory and honour. Rev. 4:11

M. Gurke, 19th Century

^ ^ ^ff-Jh ftjF P^l

Mer - cy hast Thou shown to me,

ceive this grate-ful praise of mine.

thank Thee for

come to Thee, Bold - ly, glad

Speak the Matchless Worth

hath done for

soul Psalm 66:16

Wolfgang A. Mozart, 1756-1791

Samuel Medley, 1738-1799

Philip P. Bliss, 1838-1876

and death, and

hath brought me,

And His heav'n

And His won

and my Redeemer. Psalm 19:14

Oh, Worship the King