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Lovejoy Librarv Southern lllin(^
UnivMsiiVCvEflv^lville,"J*^ Illinois
0
GOSPEL HYMNSNos.1
TO 6
Ira D. sankeyJames
McGranahan
and Geo.
c.
Stebb.ins
(EXCELSIOR EDITION;
PUBLISHED BV
THE John Church
Co,
NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGQ
The Biglow & Main CO CHICAGQ NEW YORK
Copyright. 1895. by The: Btglow & Main Co and The John Church Co.
All Rights Reserved.
PREFACE.GOSPElv HYMNSD.Nos.i
and
2,
by
P. P.
Buss and Ira now
Sankey
;
Nos.
3, 4, 5,
and
6, b}^
Ira D. Sankey,are
James McGranahan, and Geo.compiled in this volume under the
C.title
Stebbins,of
Gospel Hymns Nos.
1
to
6.
All duplicate pieces have been omitted and the
Hymns
re-numbered
in
consecutive order from
1
to
739.
In addition to the large
number
of Gospel
Hymns and
Sacred Songs in this collection there will also be found over125 of the most useful and popular
Standard Hymns and
Tunes of the Church.
NOTE.//righ'7/'u'.^
01
fiertntsstoH lo
is a diirct violation of the Copyright Latv to reprint or piiNish coi>v tiiusic. /or any piii posr w/iatn'rr, without first having si'cmrd urttten do so /tnni t/>c oumeis of copyright.
"XW-.
ri(BusuE?.?i
GospelNOS.1
HymnsCOMPLETE.Ifeat 0tt
TO
6
No.l.Rev.
%ll" Come
f 0pk
nxi^.
before his presence with singing."
PsA. loO
:
2.
Wm. Kethe.
(Old Hundred,
l. m.)
L. Bourgeois.
tSEE^E1.
All
peo-ple
2. Know that the en ter 3.0
on eartn do dwell, Sing to the Lord with cheerful rolce; God in -deed; With- out our aid He did us malie: Lord is then His gates with praise, Approach with joy Hi3 courts un- tothat
iliS^iiilpppSiilgiililslsIiiiHimserve with mirth. His praise forthtell.
Wc
are
His
flock,
H?
doth
uaal-
feed.
Come ye be And for HisForit
-fore Ilim and
re
-
joice.
sheep IIo doth uss(>erii -
take.do.
Praise, laud,-*=-
and bless His namel-*-
ways.
is
ly
so
to
mmmm^4=-
Ki
^ -m^i^=mdKraic.
4 For
why?
the Lord ouris
God
is
good,
His mercyHis
for ever sure;
May be sung be/ore and after meat.JMOt OaBLESSING INVOKED. Be present at our table. Lord, Be liero and every where adored;These merciesbless,
trutli at all
times firmly stood,
And
shall
from age to age endure.
No.
2.
ffloiologp.
I.
^.flow; ;
and grant thatwith Thee.
May
W6
feast in Puniilise
Praise God, from Praise
wliom
all blessings
Him,
all
creatures here below
JMOi ^. THANKS RETURNED.
Praise
Him
above, ye heavenly boat;
WeKen.
Praise Father, Son,
and Holy Ghost.T/u>s.
thank Thee, Lonl, for this ourCjod, life, and health, and every good: manua to our souW ' gwftu, The Ersad cf Life afeiwu from ForLet
Ko,d.p. p. Buss.
f dltfojabr, Tis' '
gone!
:
'Should not perish, but have everlasting life."John ji
lis.
" ^ ' 6! the prom-ise God, full of sal - va- tton give to 2. Tho' the path- way he lone- ly, and dau-ger-ous too, 3. Ma - ny loved ouea have I yon lieav- en - ly throng. in see stand- ing close hy their King, I 4. Lit - tie chil- dren'
U
pps^^iUn
?. ?. Bmi.
^
^
1. 'Tis
-
to
him who onJe-6ussafeis
Sure-ly
They are
now
And He smiles as
in their
j, .
Je - sus, his Sou, will be- liev a - ble to car - ry me througl Hal glo- ry, and this is their song song of sal - va - tion they sin. ^i\ _J
-
le - lu - jah, 'tis
done!
I-m.'
be-Iieveon
tno
c
(-1-
-'^J
M.
-m-
m. 4L
l^sifip-^i^,2am
Son;
I
saved by
the blood of
the
cni -ci
-
tied
Oue;
cru-ci-fied Oue.
5 There are prophets and kings in tliat throng I behold, And they sing as they niaroli through the streets of pure gold;Hallelujah, 'tis done etc. 6 There's a part in that chorus for you and for me, And the theme of our praises forever will be Hallelujah, 'tis done etc.!
1
No.Fannyft
6,J.
Safje"Underneath Crosby
m-
^t
%x\\\% of Jtstts.Deut.I-
are the everlasting arms."
33
:
27.
W. H. DOANE.
iliifej^^^ii^ii^^ii^pp^.1
^=
1.2.
Safe Safe
in insus,
tlie tlie
anus of arms of
Je Je
sus, sus.
3.
Je
-
my
heart's dear ref - uge,
Je
Safe on His gen- tie breast. There by His love oerSafe from cor- rod- ing care, Safe from the world's temp-JT - sus has died for Firm on the Rock of me; -
j:-^1_,Cho. 5a/>in
_...^ _-._His genFine.
jpg^gjigljgg^iilEthe
_There by His love.
arms of Je
sus. Safe on
tie breast.
o'er1
h-
Once
for all,
oh,
ein-ner re
all.
Cross, the
bur- den will
fall,
Christhath re- deemed
once
for
all.
"Su
i
p;rfe^;^
^^^^^=^"^ 1^^^^^
;
No.Annie
14.L.
Work,
for
Walke
% Hxg^t
is
amnQ,Dr.
LowBLL Mason.
iilif^sll^^j1.
ggj^^^lil^iWork while the dew is sinirkling,D.S.
Work,
for the night is coni-iug,Wuik thro' the moruing hours;
:^5^'
pilii^^PlililliiPigig r UWork,/org>-g^ .
the night..
com -ins.,
Fine.
^_i
,
DS
.
Work 'mid si>iiugiiigflow'rs;
II
I
W^Jrk, when thedaygrowsbrighter, Work iu theglow-ing sim;
^.-^-g-g ^-^^-^-.--r^-^ei-r -r
^^
|-^tdone.for the night is
tu.,
When ma>Cs luork ist Work,
-g--l-g--g -r--r-g--g-r-g-
j__^_^
I
pztj.
,
-rg^
fc
t^
r
|.j^
coming.
3 Work, for the
niglit is
coming.
Work throughFill brightest
the suuuy noon;
hours with labor,
Kest comes sure and soon, Give every flyiug minute. Something to keep in store"
Under the sunset skies; While their bright tints are glowing. Work, for daylinlit Iliis,
Work
till tlie
last l..aiii ladeth,
Work,
for the niglitis Two arms outstretched to save,like a watchman set to guard the v:i
Content to
Tlian the sunshine of His face: let tho world goby,
To know no gain nor loss,5'iy sinful self, glory all
my only
f
From
that eternal grave.
My
the Cross.
No. 33AndAllegretto
re
H^trr Soitig.Rev. 14:
they sung as
it
were a new song befor the throne." ng before
3.
Rev. A. T, PiERSON
P. P. Bliss.
ipPPii^^S^i^l^#l3li^1.-,-;
With
Iia,ps
and
with
vi
- ols,
there stands a great throng
lu
b^ilig^^^ii^iiiiiiii^i I
r*
*
P't
ra
m,
* r-^
[- a~^m,-m
tbepre-seuce of (P r-, e ffl
Chorus.
Je
-
sus,
and sing
this
new
song:
Un
-
to
Him who
hath loved
us
and
iHM^iiiieiiiiiwashed us
from
sin.
Un
-
to
Him
be
the
glo
-
ry
for
-
ev -
er.
2 All these once were sinners, defiled in His sight, Now arrayed in pure garments iu praise they unite. Cho. 3 He maketh the rebel a priest and a king, He hath bouglit us and taught us this new song to sing. Cho 4 How helpless and Iiopeless we sinners had been. If He never had loved us till cleansed from our sin. CA.
6 Aloud in His praises our voices shall ring, 80 that others belieying, this new song shall sing.
Oto.
21
No. 34.Rev,
ofto
^
#1^,
Smg
ib
"Mighty Frank Bottome, D.D.
save." Isaiah 63:
BWUi.
fo&^\Vm. B. Bradbury.
1. Oh, 2. (ih,
Miss Missbhr-s
3.
Oh,
4.0
Jo
-
of tho of tlio of tlio BUS the
pii li- fipil, jiu
bliss
of
the fico,is miiio,
1
iiluiige in
tlie
ciiin-son-tide
-li-ficd,
Je-BnsMissofwill
ini . li- fiiMl!
thopiiiu!I
cm.
Ko loug . cr in dread con-dcm Ko wound bath the soul that His
ci-fied! Thee
sing.
My
bless
-
ed
Ke-deem - er, my
o
..
pen'dtiou
for1
me:piue;
O'er
sin
ua
In
coneor
-
and nn-clean-ness scions sal - va - tionfilled
ex - ultI
-
ingof ly
Ifind
stand.rest,
eiug
His grace.
Mood can- not cure; God and my King;
No
Who 1No Ando".^^
And 5
row-bowed head but may sweet
My
soul,
with rap -ture, shall shout o'er the grave,
_J_L.:3n_|1
cz,
f-,
,-Ch,
^1!vf
^=5HEE^ointIt
to
tlieprint
of
the
nails
in
ITig
hand,face.
-
arsi
-
tho light of His may dry them on Je-sus' uiniih in death iu the"Might-y torth b.
up- on
me
^i
breast,
0'''
mi^mM^mMmm^mM^i=] -I
V
f Save." '
'"S
of
*
xit 1 Ilismight-ylove,1
T'l
t,~f
Sing
of
His might- y
love,
Sing
of
llismight-y
love.
Might- y
to
kivo.
No. 35."Pr. Philip Podpridgb.I^y
grace arc ye saved."
Eph.
2
:
8.
Ira
F).
Sankfv.
'^mmmw^^1.
j=r
'tis a, diarmiiig sound, liar - iihi-nious to tlio ear; Heaven with the ech - o fiiKt contrived 1.II tho gte|)sthat save a way To re - bell-ioiis man ; And race taught my rov- ing fei't new supplies each To tread the heavenly road; And hiys in heaven the 4. Grace all tho work shall crown, Thro' ev - er - last- ing days; It
Gracel
2. (i race
.'{.
Ppi^^^^^
QSi^e
QSSonlttous dSfft.
re-sound, And all grace dis- play. Which drewshall
hourtop-
the earth shall the wondrous on to meet, While press- iug I well moststoue, And de- Serves our
hear,plan,
God.praise.
Savea
by grace a
-
lone^
This
is
all
my
.0.
plea; J0L .(Z.
Je
-
BUS died for all niaukiud,
Aud Jo
-
sua died fu
No. 36."Whereby are given unto Nathaniel Niles,
^xnmyx% ^XQ\xav>uus exceeding great and precious promises.'-2
Pet,
1
:
4.
P. P. Bliss.
1.'.i.
Pre
-
cious
prom,
ise
a.4.
When temp- ta- tiong When tliy se - cret When tlio shades of
God hath giv - en al- most win thee. hopes have pir- ished,life
To
Andlu
are
full -
iug,
Aud
pass- er by, the wea- ry watch -ers fly, tliy trust - ed the grave of years guue by, die. the hour has come to
PP^^Onthe way from Let this proMi - i.se Let this jiruiu - ise Heartily trust- yearth to heav ring with - instillI'i -
-
en, thee,
belot
cher - islunl, call- ing,
"I "I "I "I
will will will will
guide thee guide tliee guide thee guide thee
with with with with
mine mine mine miue
eye." eye." eye." eye."
1Iwill guide thei
1
I
will guide thee,
I
will guide
thee
with miue eye
On ^the way from
earth to heav
-
en,
I
will guide thee
wlOi^
mine eye
'
t
t"
'
1
-"^l
1
W h
I
1
!-'
No.37.
.
r
Wihtn Mtsm Comts." Unto them that lookfor
him
shall
he appear the second time,
without sin, unto salvation."P. P. Bliss.
Hes. 9:
28.
P. P.
1.ii._
Duwn life's dark vule weOh,Alllet
my lamp
be
wan-der, burn-ing
Till
When Jo -busWhen Je -sus
Je-sus conies comes
M'l!
watch and wait and won-der,llini
FurAll All
my
suul be yearning,
3.4.
No more heiirt^ijangs nor sad-ness, When Je-sus comesdoubts and fears will van-ish,
comes
peace and jiiy and glad-ness. gloom His face will ban- isU,
1Till
-TI
JeJe Je
-
sus sus sus
When When When
Je-sus-
comes. comes. comes, r comes.*
^,1
j^^"
'
His loved ones bringing, >
When
Je
-
sus
comes;
>
All praise thro' lieav-eu ring-ing,
When
Je-sus comes.
All
beau-ty bright and ver-nal, 3
When
Jo -sus
comes;
All
glo
-
ry,
grand, o - ter- nal,
When
Je
-
sus comes
5 He'llfle'Il
knowknow
When
When
the way was dreary, Jesus comes; the feet grew weary, Jesus couics. CAo.
6 He'll
know what griefs
oppressed me,
When Jesus comes;Oh,
huw His arms
will rest
When Jesus
comes.
CA*.
me!
No. 38.'
WB^iik as Sitoto.let us reason together, saith the Lord! though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow." IsA. i : 18.
Come now, andarr.
H. BoNAR,
by L. N.
iutt^1. 2.
3.
Jo -kuh?" Cod's well-bo - lov - ed Son on No Yes, truth moat nre-riouH, To l!-lieve, 'tis a flod nil who do What?"brlngonrguiltto Je-sus?"To wa^h a - way ourstains; Tho
WhutI'May
my
sins
I
I
'tis
laidac'j
a truth most our sins onja
pn.sKodthat
^^^Pl^^i
!
;
QSbtte as Zmlio.Chorus.
pre -cious, That God e'en i/iai has done. ~j Je - BUS, 'Wlio did the load re - ceive. >Hal-lefreed us,
-
lu
And nought to do
makesmo "white as snow."
Ilal-lo
-
lu
-
jah, Je-sus saves me,
He makes mo "white as sni
No. 39.Mrs. A. R. Cousin.-4^1
Sitbstitxtfbit." He was woundedfor
our transgressions."
Isaiah 53
Ira D, Sankbt.^-r-n
IW-J-
I
I
1.03. 4.
Christ,
what bur-densbowed Thy head! Our load wasthe curse werelifto.l
2. Ileath
and
Je
-
ho- vahIff:'
The
tem-pest'saw
ful
O voice was heard O_
our cup up His rodin
O
1:
Thre;f,
ThouBut Thou
Christ, 'twas full Christ, it fll Christ, it broke
Tlioe;
on
Thee! Thee!
Thy
:r
:(?:--
-
J
the stood - est in Tliou ha.stdrainedthe Wiist Bore strick - en
ners darkTIij-
stead.
Didst bear'Tis
drop^
emp
all - ty
ill
now
for for
nie.
AThat
o
-
pea
bo
-
Bom
niy
God; There'snot one stroke for ward, It braved the storm for
me. me. me.
Thy Thy
Vicbit
-
timter
led,
cup
love
Thy
blood
wasit
shed;
drank
up;
Kow NowNow
there's no bless - inijs'briiis - iiiR
loadlieal -
for
diaugbt forethfor
tears,
Thywas
foi-m
it blood, be - neath scarred. Thy vis - age
flowed; Tliy
marred;
clund-b'ss
peace
mc. mo, me, me.
5 Jehovah bade His sword
awake
6
O Christ, it woke 'gainst Thee Thy blood the flaming blade must slaki Thy heart its sheath must be All for my sake, my peace to make^low sJee^ tht sword for
For me. Lord Jesus, Tliou hast died or And I have did in Thee;Thou'rtris.
are
all
untied,tried.
And nowVhen?5>
Tl
purifiorn-ing star ia
:?^^^->
%^mmm^m^^i^mp.inis
light
and-
sun -shine-
infor
heart
yearn sop I
jugyearn-inga bora-
no
moreshall
tion
in
when
yon
der
in
the the the the
com
pres-ence - ing pres-ence pres-ence
of of of of
the the the the
King, King, King. King.
5 Oh,
when
shall I be
yonder?
C
Oh
To
The longing groweth stronger join in all the praises the redeemed ones do sing Within those heavenly places. Where the angols vail their fuc(, In awe and adoration in tlvo presanco of
And
I shall Boon be yonder, lonely as I wander,for
Ycai'iiing
the welcome
Bunimer
longing
f(,rthe bird's fleet wing.
The midnight may be dreary. And fho heart be worn and weary, Uut there's uo more shadow yonder,^ In
tb
^
Je-sus__
Je-sus do-eth all things well. Lo! aspriiigofjoy I see. led me all the way.
-^
:
'^ -^
-m- -(^
-^
_-*-3?^---fi>-
No. 43.','
(60They
umflee
tbir
S0rr0toshnll
shall obtaiij joy
and gladness, and sorrow and sighing away." Isaiah 35: 10.
Mary
A. Bachelor.
P. P. Bliss,
1.
2.3.
Go Go
burtell
thyto
sor
-
The
world
hath-
its
share;grief;
Je-
-
HeWith
knowheav
ethi
thy-
Hearts grow
a
wea
-
er
woe
Go Go
bur-ytillit
it
deep
-
ly,
Go
hide!
it
with care,-
to
.Je - siis.
Nowdroiip'niidlho darkness
Go
He'll send thee re
lief,
Go Go
think of gath-er
it
calm-
-
ly,
^
com - fort them, go
Go
bur- y
the sun thy Bi>r
shinerows,
^ g
igr^.j-^^piiV/hon cur-tuin'd by sheds on the HoLetotli -
night.
wayblest
ers
be
Jo - sus, And He'll lighten thy bur- den, Go. Go givethemtlic sun-shine; Tell
Go
((II
it
to
be right. wea-ry one, pniy. Je-sus the rest.nil will
No.^.**
g.
Smut
ifsvpim.y : 4$.AfT..^
H said onto her, tby sfns uc forgiven."'-LOKB
jKltB!AH J. CALLAJtAN,
by
I.
Pk_-4
Nr-J
P.
And":;
to
uiy
foml,
I
lio,"
Oug_
Word I'm
ifst.
"Can that inimi l! tldiio?" And ? ingua . Bur.atico di - vine- I'm 5'
-J g^,\f
.
WChohts.
^^Pl"^
^
^*^wbh'd.liiiwtlieiiI..1
-pill
I wish 'd.lliKt their Piivi..ur wii-o udno. .). . iis Viul ndiio. li.i|i. ins thatl,.iig.
I I1
wUirnIkiikhI
I(o
woall thjtrxin thine heart : turn the.;; behold, few. by And Jonaihar. climed up upfin his han !s a.iil upon his I a>n with thee accordinR to ihine heart. ami Ins ariiiour-lK;arer feet, and his armour-bearer :i(\.-~r him: and they fell before Jonathan ilew after him. So the Lord saved Israel that liay ; and the battle passed over unto Lieih-aven." 1 Sam. 14: 1,6,7,13,23.
Now
it
came
;
P. P. Dliss. X
P. I\
r.Liss.
1.
On-
ly anarmour-l>oaror, pmiKlly I (.land,
WaitinR to follow
nt th> Kinf;'ncoinniiiu>l;
2. (Ill- ly nil urniour-lieartT, a.
now in tho fu'ld, (iuardiiig a iiliinhn;lii-lnut,Kworil,andHliiiM, Ou-ly auaruiour-bearer.yit may I sliaiv, Clu- ry Immortal, and a hi iglit crow u wear:
^^^gj^^^n^sg^i^Marrhiii(;if "ouwarackwunl
tlio
of
daciv glo
.-
tii)u111,
Clirint, tlio \i 'Tin ClirUt, the
('>r
nir-.St.>ue.iiu:v;i . ry.
liv -
wav. Vj
)
No
ot
IV,
Tlie CrosM
.of
Cal
-
oth-orway
U
known, 'TU
J^-
.ii-
riirist,thrved for me? Lear? heark- en calls, to His foul ro - volt do plore,Jg!_^tl*-f.
Me,(irieved
the
chief
Him bybe
of a
sin
-
m-in, spare?falls.
thou- andsin
Weep,
- lieve, aijangcr what- (to- e'lT cu - tioii, Nev- er ^ivo tlir l.at - tlo o'l-r. On- want! up- wardi till vlc-
w
m- -^
jm-
-im- '
-^ -^ .
^
^
b
.
Ei^^^^>^3iEitiT-
iial, (iiHl
Iiim-Btdf
la losand win tht-crown. no one take thy crown." Tlion canst almost hear tlieiiislioutint;: - On! Irt ne take thy cr.. 11."receive tiiycrovv'n.
^m^^No.61.
And til V
lev.
iiij;
Savi.iurhidstheo At
Ilia
haml
ri' ituwii.
M^xt
fobr
tomy
^\n,love."
^
Christ.9.
Continue ye in
^JoHN 15:
Elizabeth Prentiss
W. h.DoANB.
1.
2.:{.
More love to Thee.O Christ! More love to Thee; HearTliou the pray'r I make On bended knee; Once earthly joy I craved, Sought i>eaj:e and rest; NowTlieealone I seek, (jive what is liest: sorrow do its work. Send K'ief or pain; Sweet are Thy messengers. Sweet their relVain, Let
4.
Then shall my
latest
breath.Whisper Thy iiiaL;c,This
be the parting cry
:My Iieart shall raise;
-
IffioTt
lobe
to fKUt,
'%xUst.
rThisisiiivt
Tliisallnivi'i
ill Ik-,
Wheiitl.cy.aMsiTliis still its pi
ine,ill1
pica, M.)ie lovp, More love, Jlore love, >e: Jlore love,
Christ, to Thee, Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee! More love t.. Thee! More love to Thee! More love to Thee!
1
O Christ, to Thee, More love to Thee! More love to Tliee! O Christ, to Thee, More love to Thee More love to TheeI
No. 62.Mrs.
m^olh ^^m,S.
Annie
" The God of peace Hawks.
sanctify
you wholly."Thbs. 5:
23.
Rev. Robert Lowry.
1.J.
3. \Vli..l -
4.5.
Thiue, most gra - cioiis ^\ liol - ly Thine, my ly Thiue, O Uli,.l - ly Thine, O Til ini^, Lord, whol- ly
Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Thine,
O make me whol - ly Thiue Thine Thiue To go when Thou dost call;ev - 'ry pasa - iug hour; To fash-ion an Thou wilt, For ev - er one with Thee
In
Thiue in
in thought, in to yield my si - leuce,
Strengthen, Mess, and Root - ed, grouud-ed
word, and deed. For Thou, O Ch list, art mine. "X / ver - y wlf In all things, great and uniall. Thiuo to Bpiak, As Th.iu (lost grant the power. > keep the Soul Whieh Thou hiistsaved from guilt. \ Thy love, A - bid - iug, Bure, and free. iu /
Whol - ly Thi ue, whol
-
ly
Tl
1
Thou hast bought me, I am Thine;
Blessed Saviour, Thou art mine;
Make me wholly
Thiue.
^paNo. 63.J
JfulIiTFullyI trust
(Thrusting.word." Ps.115
C. Moitr.AN,
in thy
Gbo. C. Sthbbins.
1.V!. :i.
All luydoulits All 111 v sin All niv teiira
I I I
give to Jow. . y t> f.r - givo. ivnTlio mo-m.-nUlly . po.o. ,igive
n(
v)n
.
ly
a
step,
On-ly
n si.p;
t
lav. lour, I
my.fcdf
a-
way.
-'
f
nls
a Stty to Jtffus.
^wm^m^^^^No. 67" And thereshall be
no night there."
Rbv. 22
:
5.
Annir R. CrmsiN,Earnfstiy.
C.
M. WVMAN.
1. 2.
Tlio
Haiiils
of tinic. tlt'il
ari' r^iiik-iii};,
The dawD1i1
3 Park
is
Onward
Nowj
ut the lielm 1 see anchor Soon will
the nifiht, but lo! the day i> iT.-aUing, my bark, unfurl tliy every siil; my Father htanding, drop within the vail. my
0.
69.'
'mxPutnn
%- y,.
Call.God."Eph. 6:11.
the wliole armour of
W.
F. S
Martk movement.
^^^^^m^^=^-.nonot,ol
1.
2..3.
Lo! TniHt
thein
day
Godis
is
break-ing: SeeCa|>- tain: Tjet
the gleam -ing fromli>'rt
ft
-
fii
Him whchoef" with
yourn -'ilng
-gionii,.
|,r(l
Is till
With
\mu
al .
Nc'orshall
hall
swwl, il.^..n
Hail fh Bright Ing, In His name ways, Till MAi wear 'M'hriiil o'er all them,
and
weHim the
Mi>rii shall
-
Ing
.Star.
pre|..i's
vuil.
* !
vie-
rnmn.leicn!"
wolM
d.itl,
fttax
-
i\it
CalL
Ilciir
tlio
call!
O
Kiid
joiir ai-iiMur
Take
tho
lid
nu
f
ml
-
va
.
ti'n, Pn-sH-iiig
on
t>hat-tle
fur
the LorJ'
lfe^^-:::fe^No. 70."V'oui-
gl^=g^^;pii^iaiiT
|oiT
.Sorrofo.i
sorrow shall be turned
-John
i6
:
20.
Mrs. Janb Ckrwdson.
Ira D. Sakkkt.
1. 2..'i.
I'vofcinnd a J:>V IvefiMK.tl a pl.iil
An
4.
My
in 8r-rw, A se- crcthalmftir jinin, ho - Kin - 11a For iv - 'ry wiK-aiid wail; K- Him with its er-rowal -
K.^k ofH..lt
bless -lu-,
Tho
eiiii -uliiiie
and tho
insulin;
The
of proui-we
onthe
A.
-
lug Near gc WheoI've
tri . ti..n
for
ftar
- lul,
Tho
^^mi^^^^^m^m^m^wl
ev . pry des- (it teen a
hit- ter Bpri.if;, wells are diy;
A AndA The
whis-peredprom-ise af - ter wea - ryglo rain-
steal
-
ing O'erges, I've
6ta
-
ev - ery tro- kc found an K - li...
niiu-bowfor the
liKlil;
ry
^J
E
- liui
faint:
-bow
an.l for
fru - i- tion.So near! the tear - ful, The glo
yet-
outfor
ry
of the
string,niL'ti.
A
tiL'ht.
And A
wliis- pered pr.iui-ise af . t.T w.'a- ry glo . r>' and fru
-
i
saint!
The ruin - bo w for the Jg--^,g-_^jg--^-g-^--g:-f-
steal- ing, O'er ev -ery bro - ken string. Kta - ges, I've fouii.l an E - liui nigh. tion, So near! yet out of sight, tear - ful, The glo - ry for the saintl;
- tm
1*
.
-p-'^-i-
No.Rev.
;
71."
^e ptabtnluA better country, thatis
frtn^.i6.
an
t^cavenly.'
I.i;\vi3
Haktsough.
C. r.RAnnimT.
I
l.vc
Where many a
totliiiik..f tlieli.av.iiblaiidWi.iTowliito-rulKMlariL'LLi IViuuil gatliereJ safe iroiu fear and toil aii.l care is
il Theru'llbe
no
^ISll^^l^.
IIN.
I.
^
"^.
.
w ^
l)art-iiig,Tlir're'lll)0
no
part- ing.ThereMlbe
no part-ing,Tliere'llbe no jKirt-in^
tluTe.
m^r^I
2
I \ve to tliink nf tlie lienvcnly laml,
4
I love to think of the
heavenly
lan.l.
Where my lleileemer reigns, Where rajitiiroiis Songs of trinmpliIn enillessjoyiins KlrainH.
rise.
Si/.
The greetings there Wt-U in. it. The harii till- songs forever ours The walks the goliKu slreeLs. A'^5 Il.ivo to think of the hiavenly laud. That promised land so fair, Oh, how my raptiireil spirit longa, To ho forever there. Jif^.
8 I L.voto Ihink of the heavenly lan.l, The Hjiinta eternal home. Where i>;ilnis,anilrolies,anii crowns ne'erfaile, And all our joys are one. /Ce/.
No. 72..l/,i,/,-r,/,
Cull
Umnipcl
hi.them to come in."Li'kr 14 : 23. Ira 1). Sanki
Co out into the highways and hedges, and Anna SHinoN.
1.
2.'.i.
4.
"Call them in " Iho "Cafl Ihem in" Hie "Call llieiii in" Hie "Call tln^m in" theI*-
'
piHir,tho v retched, .lew.tlm foil- tile, nieie pii>-fi'ss- o4, bro-keii.heart-ed,-ff-
fold; IVaeennd Sin-staino'o
That
all may cleansed worJBslmll necd-ed eiicU may bo a
myI
O-m-
ISa-viour,let
mo^^
-^
\
-m-
-^
^
!
-0-' -m- -m-
bobe,
Tn
Tliyonoo olilt
-
pcned Fouutho-
Tlioukriowe>t
all
v.ing be
To
moncar-er
well; hfavon,lone,
Thine ev-er, Thine a
bring them Sav - lonr, bring the Bur. mw bring theni,Sav - iour, BIy heart, my life, myIII
alllui-
Moderate.
|
^m^mw^^^^^List-'niii^ to I'our- ing i)er.Ilis
1.
2.
At At
the feettlie feet
wnnlrare.)unir,
:
fumein;;
At
the feet
In that morn-
Learn-iiig wis. dom'a Ma - ry did her Ijov - ing hearts re-
^^IfP^^J^
;;
No. 76." WTiatis
% f ittle
mhih..
this that he saith a little while.'" John i6
17.
REWDSON.
Ira D. Sankbt.
^^^^^^^
s
s
N
iMrtliepeacetliatfldweihas a riv - er, Makiuglife'gdesertplacesbloomandt.niile; lit- tie while "for patieutvig-il-keeping, To face theetormand wrestle with the stiiing; lit- tie while " the eartheu pitcher takinp.TowayBiaebrooke.from farofffountains fi d; little while" to keep thooil from failing,"A little while" faith's flickering lamp to trim:
I
^\0*
Oh, for the faith to f,'ni.or(i,
thou kiiowcil;
rciiieiiil>cr." Jrr. 15: 15.
I.J.
A
-
liis!
anilfiir
diil
mythatill
Wiis
it
criiUL-8
Sav-iour Mood? hud dimo Idark- iic^ hidu,
And (li'l my Ho pnmiied upAjid ^l^lthis
S.voreiKu-
die?troe?in,
onghi-
tlio
mm^^^^^^^^'^Clio.
Will might
llio
Buu
rios
//e//
tm, dear 6at>
-
tour,
TJiee
to
lytvn.
And
cv
er
faith-ful
bt;
--Nj{^J*'^-J*VfiiMIIo do A - in.iZ-liigvntojiit
N
\
4r-4ftmhlovo iimn,
tlirit
-
j!
m^And
Vhiii( hrlm.llio
iiii:;ht -
y
For 8a - cn-d ho:id pia.o uii-knowii lAnd Milk - or died For
a worm Ixi-jondtlio
oa
I?-
dn'h
pioe.Hiii.
croa-tiin
'.I'hcn
Thou
til
tfst
ono,
Thy throne,
O
Lord,
nuHt
-
itrrc'iMiy
tne.
4 Thus iiiJKht I liido my IdiiMhius fii' \VhiUt IHh ilciir cmiw iii>i>o:iis,
Hut
dri>iw of priof
run no'or
Tliodol.t of I..V0II. 'ii',
lowo;
hriirt in tlmiiUrnlMcss, DIsivilvK Aud luflt luiuo cyoa to tiai>. C'/xc.
my
Lord, I pivii uiysoir invuy; 'Tiaull that 1 cuu do. tVw.
No. 80.IIlnkv UruTON.
" Looking unto Jesus."
Hkb.
u:
2.
P. r. Bliss,
1. 2. 4.6.
3. Loi.k
Look a-wav Look n- way H-\avL.>ok
to to toti)
.To .I0
-
bus.
Soul.Sd-
1>y
>'>0
optlio
-
prowe'd;fl(;ht;
'Twhm forWlu-ii lh("alia
eusKiiH,
dj.rtlio
innliiotnil
thro IIo hut . tinlinvn tlioir
u-waV-
Jo Jo
AVIiiii llio
areiind-
fair;lioat;foiiat,
was
-
MISsic
'Mid
Whou, a
mid tho
nm
Of
the
cud
lew
SM.n will SuiiitHwjll
cmo
tlio
aiug Hip
si'f -
for'd,
thick- eim dan - pore;lost iiig
r >uie to nim Krop thine nun
nn.l-
rost.
All
thy
orlie
brisht;
Though tlyKartli - ly
grirfs fm-s
lIo
car
-
r'iod,
!are
mafle( t
-
iiy,
Mar
-
in
-
or,
ware!foot; least;
,iiai8-08.
the Mas -tor's At Im Thine shall D..t
For Then,
tlio
joy8 guests-
ing,
u
mid
Cio tho
l>id
den,ries
glo
wms^^All thy sMis Ho bore; Lo..k TlioMliystron);thtK;siiiali, Look Go- ing iw tlicy oamo. Look Aud the feast is b]i road; Look Lo..k sea, tho crvs-tal Of
a-w.iy
way a- waya-
a-vaya- way
to to to toto
Jo -bus;
Trust Illm
ev
-
er
-
moranil.
Jo Je Jo Je
- siis;
HoKvIn-
shall Con-qiior
- fiis; - mis;- bus;
er
-
more tho-
Banie..
His foot-BU-i>s tread.oter iii
Through
ty.
No.
81.
t^onr,
%
gribf groom Conuib.6.
" At midnight there was a cry made, behold the Bridegroom comcth." Matt. 95G. F. R.
Geo. F. Root.
1.
Our
laniijs
are triuim'daDd burn-ing,
2.3.
Go
forth,
go forththe
to-
meet Him,
We
Bee
mar
riage splen-dor
Our robes are white and clean. The way is o - pen now, With - in the o - i)en door;
We'veAll
We
tar-ricdfor
the Bridegwom, Oh,
mayblest
wofor-
enev
- ter
in?
Wo know we've notliingAcccptsee
rt
light-od with the
glo- ry
Tliat'sBtreamiug from His brow.
the
inis
-
vi-
5
know tliat those who cu- ter
Are
-
er
-
more.
We
He
more
wor-thy
Tliat
weyondall
can
call
our
own
TheBut
light, the
nil,-
the rolies
weonce
wear,
|f
ta-tionlovo-ly
Be
-
do.sorv-iiig
kind;
Make nostill
de
lay,
but take yonrlani|>!S^dtH>rliliut,
flian
the suim of
mea
we know the
l^^^ig
i^^^^n^i^^^theBrideKroomc-metht.\ndall
miy
en
-
tr
In,
WliiKielum|iarvii, II'-VII, II" rij-eu, U>jrill
Uis
Uh U He in
is
Liv- iiiK now, uumoreto die. i-ii, Jiiti -li. t)e^;T>-r>1. t
Him whoever
la--
U
^
tP^-J^S--
ihI
Extent IflibnrigHstand at the door and knock."
Matchs.Hbv.3;
" Behold Rev. A. C. CoxK, D.D.Piano e Murcato.
Geo. F. Root.' I
nt
It
>
3:^3^3*'1. 1.;!.
Bi-b'iit miilui-ht wat.hes, List thy b's-om's dAor ! J>iMtlicoraeHdwn witlirecklessC.Mitsteiis, T.) the hall and liut; Th.-n 'tis time to suiiid en- treat-iiig Christ to let tlieo in;
In
the
Ibiw
it
kn.K-keth.
Think y.ui -etli, Dnith hn-akRiaat
IJ.tKt
thMii,thcn,fi>r-
(;t7
long to
kiiijwthi>-,
Nuw lIckiiDWRthoouot
No. 94.
Mc
sbuUcorruption
.SIccjj,
but not ^onfa^r.
raiscj in incorruption."
i
CoR. 15: 42S. J,
Vail.
p^^^^^^i^ppii1.J.;i.
nt
priiiiil
ciiinit I>1'urd
tion ni^rn hoartx do^loir that gave.I
I
Kpim thwKoiiihI its
In
the
(lifl>.
osti-avoa of o - conn, From tho dos - crt and tho plain. lit- tloKravowo li.i - gi-r, Till tho si-t- tinj; sun is low, - er, uev-er comol hii-lit,o.tor- iial tit - y Death can
FromIn
tin- val
Fool- ingIiin
all
loy and tho our Iioim-h have
mv
own gi>dtinio Hull
S
k.
%.
t
P
Chorus.
cres.
moiiiilaiii, 'ntitlojtithpiii'^Khallr.ill
riwaKaiu.))
I"r-i>li.H| AV.Ihfli.llowVuoi li.ri^l.i.j so. Uj Kroniiiurri-j.|,tolliinio,nwcol Ilon-.f.
Wo
:|ialUl
No. 95.Rev. Sidney S. Brewer.
MakljmciiT,
Cdl gt^ IsA.-ji
" Watchman, what of the night."
mmm^^mmtliat
Arr.
by
Wm.
B.
Bradbury.tiNB,
ESS=--
-^
--
-27;
Watchman, tell Have the eigusSeathe
me, does the mark His-
morn-ing
com-
lug,
Uark! the
glo - rious liglit as voi - ces loud pro
cend-ingclaim- iug
-
Of fair 7a - on's glo - ry dawn ^ Yet up = o:i my juithway shone V Of the grand Sa - bat - ic year, \ TheMes-ui all's king-dom near;/.
^^li^^^JlD.C. D.C.
:=====*untoo,
Spurn the Sa icin,
-
be Ihf that bound tlire, ap- peart in grandeur.
Morning aaums, a
-
rise,-
a -rise!iil
Tow
ring 'neath her sun
skies I
a1
rise,
look roimd thee, Light
is
broak
-
ing
in
the
skies;rise;
see just
yon
- dcr,
Ca
-
naan's glo
-
rious heights
a
^^^grgnigrim
J!rv=ai:
-=F"is beaming upon thy way;
in that golden city,
4 rilgrim, see
I
the light
Seated in the jasper throne,Zion's King, arrayed in beauty,
BrighterSigns thro';
still
all
the earth arc gleaming.
Keigns in peace from zone to zone
OmensShall
of thelast
coming day,tose.i.
There, on verdant bills and mountains.
Wlion the
loud trumpet sounding.
Where the golden sunbeamsSparkle in th' eternal day.
play,
Turling streams, and crystal fountains.
All the saints of
awake from earth God now
sleeping,
Clad in immortality.
No. 96.Rev.I.
6ibc mc
fbc
Minciscity."
d
Jf iiitlj.13: 14.
" Here we have no continuing
Heb.
Watts.Solo.
Arr. by
Walter KiTTRrncB.
1. 2..3.
Give mo the wings of Onco they wore mourn- ers I asked them whence their
faith
to
rise.-
With -in
tlio
vail,
and
eoe
herovie-
ho
low.:
And
fry canin
Tlioy, with
ponr'd out cries and teal's; u - ni - ted breath,
1
The saints a - bovo, They wros-tled hard,
how
great their joys,
A
-
an scribotheir con- qu.'st
woto
dotlie
now.liiinili.
IIow bright tlieir glo - ries With sins, niiddoulits,nndTheirtri-
be.frars.
28
uniph
to
His
diath..
o
Chorus.
Ma-ny
are thn frinndswlinaro wait-iiig
l-
day,
Haiwpy
on
tho gold
-
on stnind,
g
Ma - ny
are
the
vol - cos
call-
ing us
a
-
way, To
Join thoir glo-
rioiia tiaiul.
^^^C'tll-
Repeal pp.
ing us
a
-
way,
full- iiig us
a
-
way,
Call- ing
to
tlio
btt
-
tor
laud.
^
\0
^
\^
r
t
No. 97." Thou
Cbc funbshall be called Kcul.ih, fortlic
of gtulab.Lord delightuthin
thee." IsA. 63
:
4.
Rev. JrFFRRSON irASCAI-L.
-J-^MyForlat-
^,My."My
cis
Wm.I
B.
nRARBURV.
.^-^-l-J-
o.ft
suntrl .
Is
Rink-inc
fast.pii:-t,
rurotri -
ny - al
realm
thy gates re- joi,-e! are bringing Their treasures to the .lour to laim Ilirt briile? the iiatiouH; Ilin name the Christ, the King of kings. the woni> of iioul be-fore Him, The LioiiT of life,i
A
-
rise
and shiue
in
youth im-nior-tul.
Thy
light
is
come, thy King ap-pears!
No. 104.
^t'
l^alUg of
glessritiDf*26.
The Mrs. AnNIB WlTTBNMVER.
valley of
Berachah." i Chr. 20;
^VM. G. Fncttnt.
12.:i.
4.
1 have entered There is peace in These is love in There'sasongiu
the the the the
val-ley val-ley val-ley val-ley
of of of of
blessing blessing blessing blessing
so so so so
sweet, sweet. sweet, sweet.
And And
Je - sus a-bidos with nie there; pleu-ty the laud doth ini- part,
Such as none but the blood-washd may feel, That au-gels would fain join the strain.
Audllisspiritandbloodmakemy clean8ingconiplete,AndHi8perfectlovecast-eth outAndthere'srestforthewearj'-worntrav-el-er'sfeet,
fear.
And
joy for the sor-row-ingheart.
5
When heaven comesdown redeemed spir-its toAs withnip-tur-ous prais-e3
greet,Aud Christ setsHis c
-
Jf-Bus bo dc Hiii andwautD areHiip
hpiiir,l..vr,-
Out
tlio
ra|)tiirough.iKht..f Hisall
Thulli
4.
Ilim
my
plit-d,
life ami Bul - va- tioii are in . u> the li);ht of His iuua - iircdessdcpths of love makem) Inuv-in Lu
free-
loveerace.-
HU
low,
^m^^wm^m ^^i^^^He haa brought Die and made meanhoir,
To
MyAnd
himjI
all-
free
ly
IIU His
full- ni-!
blixl is
would prove. And ap - plied, Uiii
king.domsanil mun-sions live in nix lov - ingbl
TTTt
*
1-
P-H^tata'
gg
a les8
Thi-etlio
fv
-
'ly
iim
-
Tby wonlsun-
of
pow
For when
Bliirieso'or
And wLen
a
mong
tho
mu
niont; Tliiuo al> - bf-nce brings dis - uiay; er Ar - rest the eurg - iug wave; nie And flow - eis 8tiew my way,
som'd
I
stand
with crown and
palm,
But when
No
voice
With-oiit To Theo,
Thy Di-
the tempt hut Thine wiMovino,
-
erit
and un
hurls liin dartis 'Twerediulh with 'Hirp a - way. nigo ain quell, No arm hut Thine can save. (fuid-ing hand More eas - i - ly I stray. - fail - ing Frieinl, I'll raino c r - iial jwafm.t".
I^fc#itljn bo
fo Malt?Markio: 49.
"Arise, he callcth thee."
Geo
F.
Root.
w1.
why do youaSpir-itliar-vesttar
'
-^There'i
Why
do
you
wait, dear 1>roth-er,ho|>e,
Oh,Ilia
2.
What do you
dear
brotliH-r,
To gain byThe
3. l)o4.
Why
you not do you
feel, ilear bruth-cr, wait, dear hroth-er,
nowis
hiy? striv-ing with- in?
- ry so fur-ther de
long? VourOh,
paj-.-ing
a
-
way.
Your
Wp^^^Sav-iour is no one to why not ac Sav-iour is-
u
^=^
wait-ing to give you 8118, save you but Je eept Ilia sal - va tion. loug-iug to bless you.
A place in His sane - ti - lied There's no otli-er way but HisAnd throwoff
throng way.-
thy bur -den
vai'.-iugread-
lo to to
re-deem
- >'U8
y now
for-give re-lieve to save
A A A A
sin-
ner
lost, like
nie?
"My sins
reb- el child, like wan-der-er, likeguilt-
me?
AVho would not in
so great, so Hi;
y
one, like
me me
Who chose the Father's Who brought Uim to the
ma -
iiy
seem
!
O
sin- ner,"
come and
see. see.".,
reb - el," come and fa . Yurlive? House to leave ? O wanderer," come and crossand grave? Come, guilty one, and
see." see."
I
The blood
that Je- sus shed of old.
Was
I
shed for ynu and nic
:
And
there
is
room with-in the
fold
O"como to Him and
see."
No. 132." He that Jamrs McGranahan.
0nliT, 0fnIiT.bclieveth on
me
hath everlasting
life."
John
6
:
47.
m1.02..'J.
James McGhanahan.
what
a
Sav-iourlhatiq - ui- ticH
HeonI
died
fir
metlaid.
FromAllTlio'
con- dem-na- tion
Ho hathuess
All
my In-
Him were
my
in- deht-
1-.!
.
by
H
g
4.
Tho' poor and need- y I Tho' all un-worth-y, yet
can trUHtwill
mynot
Lurd,dontit.
ei-f^
Tmailollevo
I?
u
H
f
5
>
>
m
T\
i^
^
For
weak and sin-Tnl I behim that com-cth, Ho will
I
1
Him wan
paid ; All whobellevo on Him, the Loril hath wild, "//.ir/ ov Rlad nie.nsage ev-'ry chil.l of C.mI, " //.M ev uot cat out, "llo that lHe y by mor-tal vis -ion. An gel bamls eus,"Je-BU8 on - ly," 'VN'ill my theme
Sha-rono'er
" ,falr.
me.
of
rap
ture
Xo. 142.'
Christ for St.The Lord U my nelpcr." Hbb.13;: 6.
R. G. H. Modtra to
bold.Tlieel None buTheeI niel ChristforiDiel mol Christ for mel
R. Gbo.
Halu.
1.
Whom have I,Lord,lnheav'u hut Tliee? None buten-vynot theTho' with the poor berich thfirjoy,('hrintfiir cant lot,Chri(ttfor
And tliis my 6iig thro'I
2.13.
cov-et not earth'sb>t,"-II
my
"Hekuoweth
J
_
shall be.ChriBt for met Christ for glitt'ringtoys.ChriBtfor melChristf irlife
met Ho hath for mel Karthcan no
me
last-
the vine-press trod, He hath re ing bliss be- stow, "FadinK"i8
mur-mur not, Christ for met Christ for mol Tho' " Vine and yig-trte" blight aisiil, The -jt .(S. J _. ^ .*-I
A
"Ja-bor
^
ok unto
IsA. 45
;
Jambt ATcGranahait.
Z)1.J.
*Wi.ulil
*-
*
*^
*
^
*
-,-
X* *^
*^
3.
4.T).
joulosujdurloadof sin? Fix your eyes upon. lesus; Would you know God's peace within? Wiiulil you calmly walk the wave ? Fi.x your eyes upon Jesus; Would you know His [jow'r to save? Would yoii hare your carei grow light? Fi.K your eyes uiH)n Jesus; Would you w^ugs have in the ni;^ht? Grieving, woulilyoucomfortknow? Fi.xyoureye3Uix)n Jesus; Uumlile be *'hen blessings flow? Would you strength io weaknesM have? Fix your eyes uiH>n Jesus;."
- ih.u wide the foy, for all Itn
KoM-onfomi-er
(ratew,
And
let
the vie. torsf..ld
In.
w.h>8
^"
"It
is
flD-ishedl
"
yee, in
deed.
death,- plete.
com
j
No. 160.'*
MMshall be
must
it
ht to
k
CbcrtrRev. *i ; 4. Geo. C. Stebbhis.
There
no more
deatTi, neither
sorrow, nor crying."
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills.
mm1. 8.4.5.
WeWe WeDo
2. >Ve speak
of the blest, of the land guM, of il3 path-ways of love, its peace and its speak of sin, its free-dom from speak of woe, Thou, Lord, midst pleasure or
speak
AIts
conn - try so bright and 80 wallsdeck'd with jew. els soen our
fair,
rare,
The robes which the glo ri - fied wear, From sor - row, temp-ta tion and car*,For heav-
6pi>
its
pre
-
pare.
rrdiz-J -.-r-
:^
AndIta
oft
are
its
glo
-
ries
con -
fest,
btit
won -ders and pleas-
The 8ong8 of From tri als Then short -lyRefrain.
urea un told. a - bove, the Mesa - ed and with -in. with-out we al so shall Anew,
what must But what must But what must But what must And /eei what
1
it
1
it it
I
1
it
I
-=r be there? be there? be there? be there? be there!
3h,whatmust
it
be
to
bethire?
g
No.
161.
C^^n'sis
It
Wioxlx for
tVLt\
of ^s.James McGranahan.
" For the Son of manautnority
v
as a man taking a far journey, who left his home, and gave his servants, and to every man his work." Mark 13 : 34.
A. A. A.
1.
2..3.
4.
Mas-terhns tak-eii Hisjour-iioy wliile," dnih mat- ter, this" lit-tle it In Tliere'son - ly one thing should cnneern us, Our Mas-ter is com-ing most sure - ly.
Our
Toi\*
II
conu-try
that's far
ais
-
way,ours; one;
wo work, an
W
:
;
168.'
Bless
me O my Father." Gen.
27:
J.
Edmeston.
Geo. C. Stbbbiws,
PS-T=|^=Sav-iour, breathe an
gii^^Krere Tho' the
Tbo' (lo-Btru.; Tho' the mgbf be dark ami drear- y, Shouldswiftdeatli this night u'ertako us,
eve-ning bless-iiig, tinowalk a- round us,
pi ISO
epir
.
its
sealfly;
Darkness am And ourcoucl
past us bide from
Tliee
tomb.
Sin
want we come con - fess - ing, Thou canst save and Thou canst heal. guards from Thee sur- round us, We are saW if Thou art nigh. He who, nev- er wea- ry, AVatch-est where Tliy peo - pie be. Thou art morn iu heaven a - wake us. Clad iu bright and death - less bloom. May theand
m ^m^- gel-
^P^iPppi or1
An
No. 169." Worthylev. J. C.is
.Souiilt tijt |)iglj |lraists.the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, Kiiv. 5 : 12. strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing."
and
Ryle.
James McGranahan.
^i^Hil1. 2.
^111^
Sound the high prais-csPraise
of!
Je-sua our King,Praise to
He came andTli
to the Con- quer-or
the Lord,
e-
my
ITe ronnuor'd.IIis qnail J at tho
_J-_J.
.
-^
-
-
.
-
---i
=|^gji^^gS^JE;^5EJEEJ;t^;^E^il^ivie-
to
-
ry
sing;
Sinir,
for
tho pow'r of
mightof His word; Iu iKav'uHo,
tv-rant is bro - ken, tho as -tends and u 11- folds tho glad Bto - ry,
Tho Tho
^|'
^I
^I
I
^=^
:
^wr+r^^^ 1
_
.
^
^r
^
^
^ ^
-^i
-^i
-fi
mi
m
r-"r
r -r--=g^j
^
iJ g
tri-umpli'B complefo o boatH of the blew -ed
-
ver deathniid the grnvo ; Vain ex - ult in His fame: In l.>ve-
is
He'
their boast- ing, Jelooks down from tho
m
.
m
m
m
-
'^
^ ^ ^ ^U0.
J-
-^
-^ JSm
m
m
-
fltaf)
SSounb
tf)t
praisur.
ho - yah h:ith pj*) throuoof His gloI I
- k>'ii, -
Ami JoAiiJ
ry,
n-s - cues
6U8 proclaim'U llini- pelf Jlij^lit- y the ru- ja'd who trust iu
to
Save,
Uia uahic.
Chorus.
-I
~f
z3
*"
~ '
"*
r^
*
1
I [
^^
^ ~^ ~! i~r^~ ff
~s
t?
SuuDiltlielii^h praiufKof Jc-Biuuur King,
IlecameandnocuDqiirrM,
Ilis victo-ry eing.
No.
170.
|lssinc|f (On." There remaincththerefore a rest."
Hbb. 4:
9.
HORATIUS BON/.R, D.D.
Csr
C. STBBniNS.
1.J.
Thia(
is
thol>o
dayjireds
ofiu
tnjl
8p'iidaiul>n -
BiH-iitwiuild wt',hiuttc,
;i.
ward wo
4.
Tho
way may rough-r grow,
B.-. n;ilh earth's sultry 110.. n. This U tho day of Whilo hust-oth tiiiK-'s brief day ; No turn - in;; buck in I'p- ward our joiir- nf-y still; Ours iit tho psith the Tho wea - ri - nests in-crcasc>, Wo g^rd our loins and
..E^ss^m^^^^^^Moer- vice true,
But
rest-
ing com- cth Mg coni-oiii
boon... soon
n>w-ard fear, No lingeri Mns-ter trod Thro' goi
"No help. III) h -
ver
light. fore.
Oh,Oil,
wlmt a
niict-ing
who-
cmot
in
heav
.
en
thrn-'ll he.
y
of
gold
An
g.ls
toll what a he Joy timt will God, com-iug down.BhuU call homo
In that There.toAll
of
land
hvotil'
ISO
without shod- ow B:)d ro-joice ev wlio be-long to
.
llis
or nit;lit; Sor-row and care, trib . u - la - tion and pain We'll cT-moro: An-g.ls willpraiso, the Ke-dccni-or will sniilr.And fold ; Will you be there, bnUher, loved ones to groit, Or
mm^M^^
^w^^^^^mm^wim^^k'
'
'
I
lr>ave, when we pass thro' the loved ones we'lldasp by the you for -ev- or be will
tomb Clouds of de-sjiair, storms of tri - al and caro Wo shall hand; Free from all paiu, far be-yondeaith-lv stain, Wc shall lost? AMiat Is thy choice, fleeting pleasures of earth. Or aI
^.
M.-S:
It.
-ft.
-A
-^
4S.
I
- -
Chorus.
,
i
I
|
I
,
i
,
.
-^Fleave for that beau-ti -ful home, "j dwell in that beaii-ti - fill land. ^WheQwegethome,oh, home when death's river is cross' d? 1
when we
get home. Get
home
to
p^^^^Si^mi^^iippppiSi^i^^giiis^iiiglo-
ry
land, Prais-ps we'll sing to
Je-sus, our
King,
A
ransomed, a glo-
ri- fled
band.
No. 183." AndRev.
Itot
falf ^ns
thtx
hm
Colb.was pure gold,O. F. Prbsbrbt.
the building of the wall of it was ot jasper ; and the city like unto clear glass." Rev. 21 : 18.
J. B. Atchinson.
1.
I
have read have read have read
of
a beau
. ti -
ful
cit
.
y,
2.
1 have readI
3.4.
I
of bright mansions in Heav - en, of white robes for tlie right- eous, of a Christ so for- giv^- iug,
Far a - way in the king-dom of Which the Saviour has gone to pre-
Of brightcrowns which the glo-ri-fied That vile sin- nersmay ask and r&-
^ ^^^Cltu} * God;
w^11Rest for- ev
E^
pare; wear, wear. ceivo
T 1tV(^ ro:(? Imw ita walli are of I have road how its walls jiis - per, Andthesaiutswhoouearthhavebeenfaith-ful, WhenourFathershallbidthem"Come,en- ter, uenouri will holdia
ton,the.-,xl.
When pleasureThe nnuThat:io
that
vest
end-
can rharni thee no to is might - y oue bAthGard(oT tbf
more.save.
iqV
18BVrt(h
Oflip
Jfttfugt?
Cmmos. :^rdid^.-r^_Twill pri^r-
->--l
U
thee nothing, but
fear- fulIff:
the coat.tf:
To gaiu the whole world
if
thy
fL' Si-gi :e
e
It
No. 186."Rev.
iri0btlnLift
fleams our
|ianner.
ye up a banner upon the high mountains."
IsA.Sir
13
:
.
Thomas
J.
Potter.
Arthur
S.
Suluvam.:3
^^^mm1.'I. 'A.
fc^-i^^i-f^iit'i,
Brightly Kb-MUiHiiur bun-
Foint-iriK lu
thf civil
Je
-
8UB, Lotil
ami
Mas-trr,
4.
All our days di reel um. Thi'D with Saints uiid .\n-gulii
S\ In
Thythe
hu
wayJoin
wea-
May We
Wuv.iiig wanil'rtfnibuaieward, feet. Here with hruiiti re-Juic lug, Lt-ad gu, uh hu vie to rious buve, OH ' riug end-leitt prtrfB e8oky,
ToSee
their Imtnc D
Thyver
chil-
high dren meet'ry
;
;
Oft
OAt
ev
.
Thythmneof
foe; love
JnurneyinKoVitlie en have we Bid Thine un- gelsthe todis
dt-g
.
ert,
Glad-lv thus we
pray,
lelt
shiclil
;
When
wm^mm^-
o
Thee, Oft - eii j;une a - Btray, us, M'hen theHtomi-clouds lower, ver. Then Kini rest and peace,
p^^And withKeepJeUH,
U=^J
^,
I
t_HORUS.,
hearts u ndght-yiu
-
nit
Sav
ed, iour,
TakeIii
oiir
heav'uward
wii
Par- dou 8US,
Thou and eavuHis beau
usty;
the nar- row the last dread 5ong8that uev - er
way.hour.cease.
In
Brightly gleams our
r
ban
-
uer,
Pointing to
the
sky.
Waving waud'rers ou-ward
Totheirhomeou high.
:
No.
187.
tfeat gjlwhel^: " He that believeth on me hath everlasting life."JoHN4
ft
6: 47.
P. P. B.
P. P. Bu98.
^^
^_,
^__J_
I
1. 2.
3.
to a deatli-doomed race Hoar yo the glad Good News from beav'n? Life God Made an a- tone-nieut by of AVhcu \ve were lost, the Sou Why not be -Hove the glad Good News? "NVhy still the voice of God
is
Riven!
11 is
Wood
Clirist on Wlicu we
the cross for you tlie glad Good Newsbe-lieve,
andbe hath
melieve,
Piir-chased
Then theAll,
Why
not
when God
said,
all
par - don a a -toue-ment our guilt
full
andre-
free.
^we
^w
ceive.laid.
iui"was
He
that
be-liov
-
eth,
he
r
uthat
1^
I
be -li.v
-
eth,
lie
.
th.at
be
-
liev
-
eth hath
|
rev-
;*
iJ
I
F^life;
tip'ir
c?"-^1
1? 5^
cr-
1.1st-
ing
Ho
that
bo-liev
-
eth bath
cv
-
er
-
last.
ing
life.
No. 188.Rev. H. N. Couu.
J[u%r, Ciihe mn" For thy name's sakelead me,
llliintr. and guide mc." Ps.
31
:
3.
S. J. Vail.
1.
The
way
dark
my
Fa-ther!!
Cloud upon cloudo'ertjiy
is (tntheriuK thickly head, and louil The tliundore
ronr
a
- Im>vo
mo,|
f VitHr Thy Sal- va-tion
on - ly Son, look auilis,
Homeaft-or waiicrring, Praisenft-orRestaft-er
tears.last.
^
wejiriness,
Kight was the pathway.
Sweet rest at Lead- ing to
this.
5^
^;_._-*-_^
Sf^i=p=
ig
pp^^r^pipfip^^a
m-^-rM-
No. 194."Lift
6Ior|T
k;
I0 |tsus* |Tan.y.
up your Vitads,
O ye gates^-.-.
* * * and the King of glory shall come In." Ps. 04:
Anon."
Geo. C. Strbbins.
^r=S.
J
mMM^m^^^'^-.r-^,
^
1-
1.
GloIn
2.Ci.
ry, glo - ry the plare ofIllsliI
Iio[lis
Je - 8ns, to re-jec-tion.eii
OIo
ry
to
Ilis
pre. cious name;
Where He
suf- fered, wliero
He-m.
diivi,
Mere was niarroil
lesslal
4.
Ye^
tri- uiiiiili-
ant
.
lo
vis . aK'', lu jahs
Hero His brow was wreathed with thorn, greet His uaiuo; Still a- rise to
:
g--
-r
f
^
J
-
*-
^
^
^^!^p_^i^ii^^iiC-eotItIs
to-
souikIpniisti
Ills prais-es,11.4-
Blest
It
is
to
spread His
iJiirsts
HeroBwoet
of theIt
boobis
ly
cend-in';.ris ion,
- Ji'ct
of
do
-
Greets the glo- ri.nia ]tit ter taunt and .Itletit
Cm-
fame..fled.
qg-
cliiii;
IlKK-k
scorn.
to
sound
HNpniis-es
it
is
to
Bpreiul
His
fame.
^J^^=^^^
rt^i^^m^^
ry.
rIo
ry,
^mnhalle lu - JabI
Glo
.
17
be
m
m
to
Jo
siis*
name.
suuud
dotsit to itsas'
Xanu.
I
I
4
^^-,Blest
^it
to-0-
His praig-m-
es.
is
to
spread Lia
fume.
mNo. 195.
.
.
-^
fm-
-m-'
^'
^
f^
^
&-
Elp^
Itffil/mg but
fijcis
gloob
jof
|csus.:
" Without shedding of bloodRev. ROBBRT LOWRV.
no remission."
Hbb. 9
aa.
Rev, Robert Lowkv.
i^1. 2.:.
I
i^
I
-u-1J gway mybiii>e
J>^etaiu?
^
!>>>
!
-h
i
i
=q
WmtFor Nuth.This
can wasli
myiii
cleaua
Nuth-iii(i
Noth-ing but Jmt
canall
4.
Ut.y
5.
New
this
o
-
and peact'vtT-cumuI
6. (jlo -
r.vl
-=:m Vi^*:
m
glo.
O!
tlius
eing-
Noth-iiig but Noth-int? but Noth-ii.;,' but N.ith-iu^ but
'-^q^f:
m
g cg^
the blcxHl of tlio blood of tho blotnl of tlio bloiHl of the bl.KMl of the tl.HMl of
>-=^^=hWliat can
KS^Jthe blood tho blood blood Die blood th blood the blood
1-
I-
1
make me wholeparall this
a
-
gain?plea
ForTins
myis
doa
thiaI
myliave
Naught of
good that
douebring
myI'll
NuwAll
by
right-eous - ness reach my homothiaI
my
praise for
Noth-iug but but but Noth-ing but Noth-ing but Noth-iug butNoth-iiit? N.ith-iiig
tiie
of of of of of
r
No. 196."
Stone but t^^nsi ran Salisfg.in
We also joy
God, through our Lord Jesus Christ, byreceived the atonement."
whom we
have now
Roh.
s: ii8.
B. E.
Arr.
James McGranahan.
1.
O ChristinTlieemysoulhathfound.AndfouQdinTheeaII1
-
lone,I
Thepeace, thejoy
I
2.'.i.
1
sighed for rest aud hap-pi-ness, 1 yearned for them, uot Thee; But while I passed my tried the bro-ken cis-ternu, Lord, Butah the wa- ters failed E'en a,s I stooped to TheploasureslostloutBadlymournM, But nev-er wept for Thee, Till grace my sightless
^mi^^^isought so long, The bliss till now un- known. Sav- iour by, His love laid hold on me. driuk they tied, Audmock'dmeas I wailed, eyes received, Thy lov- li-
Now none but Christ can
sat
-
is-fy,
None
I
(
iiumefor
me,I
There's love, andfor me,
life,
J
and lasti ng Joy, Lord Jesus, found w /TN
-
vtr
Jur
-
Ci.u.
No. 205.It\\\ii
11 raise ^Tc Ibc Xortr.C..)!tlio:
isgI
-^--^^^--^^^rS*-^-i--=l-ir1.^1s:-a U" U'I I
small whis-per, "'Tis for tliee!""'Tis for iheet" -S" des - ert gar-den bloom a - while, bloom a wiiilc. |f calm, sure ha-ven of His breast, of His breast, | death are wait-ing His com - niand, Ills command, Sstill
Choru;
-m^^^^^^^^^^day Ilightl
From my wea-ry heart the bur-den rolled a - way Hup-py Then with all my weakness leaning on His might, All isLove es - teems it Joy ofheav-en to a- bide Yet His tn-der, lov-ing mor-cy makeatheoroom:
hap-pyall
day
I
At His side! Oh, conio home!
lightl is at His side I oh, come home
I
Fromuiywoary heart the burdenI'hiiiwithall
rolled awayrolled a
Hajvpyway;
day
I
hap-pyt
day Ilightl
my weakuifMleauiiigouHismight,to
All.\t
is
light
all
is
on Bla might,
Lovu es-teemsit Joy of heaTeuYeH, Ilia ton-derloviug
a-
bide,to
His
side
1
at His side.
a
bide,
mercy makeatheo room,
Oh,comehomel oh.comehomol
makes thee room,
No. 207Charles
Wb
" God
is
love." I John 4
:
8.
From J.
SrvvKitsoii.
Chori's.
,
f
Oi'ptlii'f
iii'-r-y
!
c:iii
therel.^nslivp!',anve
is.
more
tiian
tongue can
m
-^
m
tdl; Ills than tnnrruecantc'll;
love
is
more than
toni^ie can
-
VTZTTttell;
The
love that Je- bus had for
me
Is
more than tongue can
telL
than tongiiecan tell
wmn^^^^ ^^^^=-f^^ ^No. 216.Rev.
Pca:r Sboit
mnto
^rantr.143:
Henry
" Hear my prayer, O Lord, give ear C. Graves.
my supplications." Ps
1.
Gbo. C. Sthbbins.
1.
All - see- ing, gra-cious
Lord My
2. 3. 4.
Thouknowost nil my need. Thou ho- Iv bless- ed One, Bind Thou my life to Thine,
MyTo To
heart he- fore Thee lies; in-most thousht dost see; me, I pray, draw near; me Thy life is given;
All sin of thought and Ah, Lord! from all al>
My
spirI
-
it
fill,
Oto
While
my
all
ilfar ^\)z\
mj
^tajer.
life
Thee
abhorreu, My soul to Tlioe would rise. lurements freed, LikpThePtrausformiMi IM be. heavenly Son. With lov-inc, God - ly fear. in hea ven. re- sign, Thou art my all
n
C'
n, rm, ^ ^ ^^ar Thou mypniyer.O
n a God,
Ef^5z=icij2iJ^:=*iiitrgEz.^jiS:3fi-z--'nite
my
heart to Thee;
BeneathTliy
love,
heuoath
Thy rod, From sin de-
liv -
1.
*
,Sny,
ia-
yourtheall
2. 3.
UpIf
ononce
lamp Imrn - iiij;, dark monri-tainn the lumps that
mytlu-y
broth - cr? otiim- bio,light -
1
pniybruiselaiii-iiig moan; But, fed by heavenly Some stand to - day 011 No bo, The jour- ney near- ly done, And gome are in the
Our way is olt - eu To Ma-rah'd bit-t. r
lui;
Wheu
of
the des-eit wea-
^
-m-'
- -~-
-mH
^
.-_
.
Chorus.We'regoing.
go
-
ing,
1
..
m rr
we are go - ing so we're go . ing sweet tore-tastes of still are go -ing all are go - lag
home., home. I home. V home. | home. ^
go . Ing, we
are
go
-
Ing,
Teg,
sr
J
1.
^-J^L^j^
jr-f -i-f
feet
tmich thetliey
aliin
wa-tcreii.ur-tTlilt
lU-atli
Wo Wo
uro
in
waVol
Um-s.
euchci-b
lug strand, eu - ter life, i< Tea tide,-
Yes,
oimoiio
up lur
tnmb
ling
- ly,
Veu, Ye8, Yen,
by byby by
one Ione! one one II
one one
Tlii-y
u-Tft
witUuro
To
ft.uio
WoTho
oiin
hear
wuvw
of
tho tho tho tho
BarfliHMlsin.is..
ioiir, tlioy
waitriv -
their crown, Tli.lr
travfi.nl
-
el-stiilned
ufi.f
tlie
*r
olill.
Ah ihiy
on
thoir
tho
dunh
rlv -
ir
wo
dark
iui; Btrt-uni, rt and did. IJut
unw and awo know the
^.-.-^-^
^^^^fM ^^^U=fcidb illlE-IEall
Kiir-niintu aro
laid d..\vii;Th
I-
mki,.,,,,^,
w
u
r
ForY..tth,.y
Some
-
Now
tho K'-^'-ry with UimBhallnhare.^ tho lu.mo of tho "' - l-fi^'i. I g^jj^.^^ t. ni'-ph-s and small waves go. f in -' giii.Ious, aiiil s^-nd us the etalT and lightall
who
roach times
e>
^^^.^
o
,
i^^iii^pi^Ford-Ingthe riv-er
one liyouelGcjth'ringhomelgath'ringhonie, Yes, oneby
one!
t
U
r
I
;; ;
;
No. 221."
@niBfor
ij
fittu m\u.in the
Weeping may endureP. A. Crozibr.
a night, but joy comeih
morning." Ps, jaj
5,
M. M.
Geo. C. StebbinS.
1.
On
- ly
aif
IIlit -
-^^^=-^'whilewill.
tie
Of For
valk-ing with weafor
2.
Suf-fer
Godlit -
shalltie
And worktoil -
Hima
3.
Oa
ly
a
while,
ing
- ry while we tew ehoit
feet,
AFron]
may,days.
And
-t
t
o
zipi-=m=i=m^
\^^:^=^^-=:^-^Pa - tient - ly Cal-va-ry'athencomesthe.
;=i=^^^^=^^=lggg5ythe agold - en ht - tiestreet.
^
ver
crosbrest,
the thorn - y way That leads to to Zi- on'scrown, Is on- lythe
way.praise.
qui-
et
rest,
E
.
ter
-
ni-ty's
end
-
lesa
iii^iii^No, 222.Gbo. C. Nbbdham.
I
&*ar i\i'
Morbsand inall.'*
d |^sus.Col. 3;
Christ
is all,
a.
C. C. Cask.
'^m^mmm^^1. 2. 3.
I
hear
His
wordhear
Oh
I
the words of di . vine - ly the words of
Jo
-
sus.
They speakIt
of peace with
bless,
ed,ens.
showstid .
me whatiugs are
Je
-
The
I for
God am;thee
wmmM^^^m^^^^^.I
HisOil,
see cross clasp
the Lumli.Oliristit
brintj.s
Bal
-
the
cross
of
Je va Jo
. -
sua, tion, bus.
WhoTlie
borevie-
mytimfor
heav -y
loadflee
;
was theref-
Lamb
And
there
ugo
I
trust
HIr
bloodtrust
Ohl
the blood of pro - cur - eth the blood of
Je parJl- -
HUH,doll,
Kr Alll^
'
I
No. 227.El. Nathan.
ors of
tlj^
Wioxii.James McGranahan.
" Be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves." James i ; 22.
^=^J^^we rnme,of God of God, nt
Thy hand ProIt
-
vid
-
pd wliatTliouforiih
ilidst
dr-nianil.Ilin Moy (.;n; strife all neRiKntherr..iind?S.iin;!
f174
!
!
Singing?J1
J
! ;
3^oto tan I ltep from"^ f*
^
5I
5 rS^i^Hf II1
tliut
hear the luu.dic nii(;iiig; It RikIhuii ccU -u iu ni> isoiil IInw can refuge cliiigiug; Siiic Christ ii Lonl i)f heuv'ii auJ eurth, IIuw ciiii ruuutuiuuvtTHpriugiugiAUthiugsuri-uiiueHiucu 1 um IIU lluw am
keep from singing? keep from singing? kuc-p from Biugiug?
!g^^;g^No. 245.
Comethat
JUIicbing!no wise cait out."
Him
cometh
to
mc
I
will in
John
6
:
37.
El. Nathan.
Jambs McGranahan.
^^^f^m^d^M1.-'.
^grgij^i ;-Enugoed,
h
I
,'
_.
tnphgh)-
't,
King!
know
my
ch-om- er
ry
His
name
I
n
I
know
that
my
Re- deem-er
lives.
ITe lives!
-
-m-
-m-
m
.
- ^-
^-
^
m
.
TT
No. 254." Yet alittle
m^tit.will
!
% f itiuwhile;
and he that shall come will come, and not tarry." Heb. io: 37.
El. Nathan.
James McGranahan.
1. 2. 3.
"A "A
lit - tie
while!
"and He
shall
come
;
The hour draws onfain
a- pace, The bless- ed
lit- tie while!" with patience, Lord, I
would ask
"How long? "For how can!
Yet peace, my heart ! and hush,
my tongue Be!
calm,
my troubled breast
Each pass-ing
hour, the glorious morn,I
When woglo.
shall seo
His face:ing rest
How light our
tri -
als
then willthy
with such ais
hope Of
ry andcr-
of home, AVith such a:
joy
a-wait-ing
hour
hast'ning on
The
ev
last-
Thou knowcst well
the time
E>eem
I
IIow short our
me.
God
Not wish Ap- points
t lie
for
t
Our life on pil- grim way! hour were come 7 How can I hoe is The morning best:I01
earth
atin-
fit- ful
dream, Disback.-
"^
keepstar
long- ing
AndThe
g
will soon
a
rise;
^
_,
^-m
m-
ez
^ * n?
polled
by dawning dayis
I
\?
howglow
Bup-press the groanin
>Then come, Lord Jesus, quickly come, In
glo
-
ry
and in
the East.
m^^^m^^^^^^m p^^i^^^^lightI
Come take thy lung
-
ing children home,
And
end earth's wea
^
-
ry night
m^m^
N
K
S
! ! !
;
No. 255.Eliza Ann Walker.
#nlnis
for ^htt.Christ."
Phil,
i:
Jambs McGranahan.
1^Jl'ii-ci.iusJ(
Suvy-y limy
-
iiiur,it's
m^^^^m^mmumyI
I-
live,
OnOu-
U)'
.,
(Ill
my my my
Hpir -
deep doBuf- fer bo my
uirogrief.ti'iirx.
mayIaiiil
ro-Joice,
OnOn On
"(.Me.k-ly / IV my'
Miiiles
On-
\ liv
jMuco
unci
bo
my
Blrifo
ly ly ly ly ly ly
for Tlice for Thee for Thee for Thee! for Thee for Thee
Spend the pnw-ere Slay my in - telIn my chooi-iug Urate- ful - ly ncIki
Ho
my young and my lovt and
mmTM-JTliou dimt give 1-ct u - pire mak my choice cept ru . Iif. rip - cr years, be my life,Iv
On On On On
-
\y ly ly ly ly
for for for for for
Thee!) Thee!I
-
Thee I; Thee II Thee!]
Ou
-
ly
Chritwho died
for
me
4
Paiil
maile the price ami made
nii< nil-
fre free.
Now, and
thro' o
-
tor
-
ni
-
ty.
On
-
ly
f.ir'rt.r..
I
m^iNo. 256.MaituTg.
" Waiting for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ." Mrs. Fkancks L. Macs.
i
CoR.
I
:
j.
Ira D. Sankby.
1.J.:'..
On On And all who came, when To
of . fered full and free; Sav- iour, thro' the Word, Is nier - cy now re- ceive, Thy love my heart hath won And how 1 fear to stray; ver - y weak I am. The grace to join our song; to-day us all with Thou wast here be- low, And said, "0 Lord, wilt Thou?"
And now, On Thee,For strength
Lord,Christ, to servoI
1
must, Iwill,
must dowill
And fr.mi To them
tlio
"
look to Thee a glad- ly with us heart ! will " waa ev - er Thy re
I I to
I
- cide be- Hove, -
ac - cept of Thee? Shall I And trust in Theo a lone lone The strength Thou mustsup-plyl;
I
say:-
"I;
wii.i,
to
Christ be- long!"
ply
We
rest
tip -
on
it
now.
-JChorus,I
-with prothptnessIwill!
and spirit.I
will!
will
bo
Thine
1
I will!
I will! I
will,
God help-ing mo,
I
will, 1
willb>TWnel
IM
;
mm'
No. 258,"'
(Lhc Ij^ixhm o' tbt |iing.In thy presenceii
fulness of joy."
Ps.
i6
:
ii.
William Mitchell.
Geo. C. Stkbbimn>;
g -S-^-
Am
Ptatt!
Be
%im'..^^U-
Wheneiiclimonipnt so
iiiail-ly
is!
tlireat-'ning
AOli!
grave In
the
an
pry
depp?
And I And wkb
I>cr-i.^ll!
1
imt
-isli
dc-ar
Masbar
ter;
Joy
1
istiall
make the
blit
bur,
And
tias-tcn, and tiike t.m-Uol. rest on the bliss, ful thore.
-js-JL-e
p
pp
~^-m
m-wslilll
^
p
I
Peace, be
peace, be
3tjiII
Whetb - er
the wratli
of
the Bturni
totjsuJ
eea,
Or
de
mona,
er
nieo,
or what
cret
......
cen
No. 262."Ei_I
I ambyi
fl^e
oor.in
am
ihe door :
if
any man
he shall be saved."John lo
:
9,
Nathan.Moderate.
James McGranaham.
1. 2.
O OI
3.
what what whateu-
4.
shall I shall I shall I ter the
do do do wide
to,
to to
bo be be
o - pen
Baved? The gath-'ringsUinn I bo - hold, saved? No li!,'lit, no hope can I see, saved? So vile, bo burdeiu'd Tith sin, door. In Christ I now have be - Uevei
Ex -posed No help howI'mJ^
to into
tlie wrath of my niy-si'lfcau I the fuld may I
God;find;
Is Is
there theretrust
no slid -ter-ing no uht - ry furI
f.ld.
me,
come.blood;
How mayI
en
-
cleaus'd from
my-r-
sins
by
His
and c6 rest -Ing tbereT bode. Wait, meok - ly wait, and uur-mur not found. It reached ho - li - er tliau thou. a thee; Wait, meek - ly uail, aud luur-mur not.come;
m=s^^s3m
(),
wait,
nx'ek ni'tk - ly
.
ly
wait,
and
iiiur
mur
nnt,
O,
-r"
tr
^^msui^^^^^Nait,
wait,
and nmr15-
-
murJ^
ii'.L
meek -ly
wait,
O,
miir-mur
ii..t.
^
.
^
^
25..
^
^
J" J^ J*
I
So. 331." TheyArr. from
^nst gcttibtt^ 5inful Pen.a physician, but they that are sick."
that are whole need not
Matt. 9 !
la.
Nkumaster,
James McGranahan.
J
f^
1.
Sin
-
nere
JeIIo
bus will
ro
-
ceivorest; not.
SoundPure
this
wordfor
2.
Come, and
3.
Nuw
n;yro -
heart
will give yuu con-demau me
Trust Him,
4. Christ
ceiv - eth
sia
-
ful
men,
E
-
be - fore ven me
of grace His word the law with all
tola
all
I
my
plain; stand sin;
;
ZirtMfSCvx.
(R>tfat 3aeaett
WboHe He
thewill
heav'tt
-
ly
path- way
the sia ful take ill cleansed me from Purged from ev - 'ry spot and
-
leave, est;spot.
who
vho All Christ re Sat - ia
lin
-
ger,
all
whofill
fall.
ceirfied
-
ethits
sia last
de. ter
men. maud.in.
Btain,
Heav'n with
Him
I
ea
Uceir-
I
-
ceiv.etheia. fulmen,
eth ein-ful men; Christ re -ceiv- eth sin.0. .0L
^^^^^^^m;
- ful
.^ ji.^ -^
Make the mes . iageg Make the message plain, men g" M. M- M. m. jm.' ^ .m.'
clear
and
plain:
Clirist;
re
-
ceiv -
eth sin - ful
men.
Make
the mt'S-Kage plain
No. 332."1
y^t
% Sabbur mlI will
f
any man hear
my voice, and open the door,
come
In to him."
Rkv.
3
:
90.
J. ^.
AtCHINSON.
E. O. F.XCHLt
12.
Thero'wa
Stran-ger
nt
the
door.lirart;
3. 4.
O - pen Hear you
now
ti)
Him your
Now
a
I
there oft
bo
-
furp;
w;iit
Hoin;'.ke
will
tie - jKirt;
NoWjOh, now
Him J' )iir choice;jouafiiuit;
He
will
make
for
Let Let Lot Let Let tbe Saviour in
Him Him Him]Iim
iul'in iDlI
in
I
Lft the Saviour in
I
LetLi't
Him Him|9
Inin;
tro
Hois
Hoiii^
U Roue; Let Him your i'ricud; And yourtlio
in,
llio
Howill willall
.
ly
One,
Boul
Ho
do
Ho He
Bland,6i)(
will
ilk
your
at Bins
door;
Joy
to
for - giv'n.
And when
IJi earth -ties
you
- feud. ro . store,
are
riv'n.
m=^=i=i=i.^^t^,.
-^
Chorus.to
Him,
"^^^^^^^^I
looked
to
Him,
to-m.
HiIf:
J
r-*
.m
T'r^^
^'
^
-"F-r-*
*
He
looked
on
me,
I
"H
I
I
t^on
rlooked,
^^immmAnd refor
'
Ho
looked on
me,
me
ev
-
er.'
^1^ It:
:e
r=
No. 334."
f ttO
us dTrobit pint.howexcellentis
Lord, our Lord,
thy name."
Ps. 8:
9.
Rev. E. Pbrronet. Allcc:yettn modcrato. |^_
James McGranahan.^^(._
1.
All
hail
ttie
pow'r of-
Jeevsa
-
mis'
namr!tiil..\
T,ot
anthis
-
2.3.
Let
ev - 'ty kin that with yon
dred,
- 'ry -
On
gels pms-t rate Icr-ros - tiial
fall;hall,o"
der
cred throng
We
at
His feet
may
fall;
"a
IhiiiK foith
theall
To
Him
We'll join
the
rov - 1 maj..- ov - er
.
di tv
aas
-
dom, Andnil.,.,son;,'.
t
comcth
to
mt,
no wiic cost out." John
37.
H. Hamilton.
Ira
P
Sankbv.
1. 2.
Jo-
(nis,
myI
LonI,
Ilclp-li'SH
am,- 11
tn Thi-o niid full
Ii>f
rrv
;;
I'n
- li-sa
Thou li.lpfur
nioI
Ii>ntH.-o
niiint dii-
:
Oli,
cuilt
Hut
yitIwst
nmati
Tli.v I>1.~h1 uiuilt,-
3. A.
No]!i'
|>rrp - hiilil
nrluo,
-
Sav
tiou can iuur, at
I
maki-,
My
And
ri'-wplveg
Thy
foct, iK'al
with
luo
Tlmu
ly l'ri>nk,Yi-t hI DiretiThy
tiring
thy
froft
Bal-va-tionni^'h,Ancltaknnii> aa
Tboo canstmskemewhat Thou wilt, And takn nio aa (lavomofor Tliinoiiwii nami'".i8;iki',.\Mil tako uio as work begin, Thy work ciiniiilelf.Aud take mo as
I I II
am.. am. am.
(("
And toko mo
oa
I
am,
ani.^
And
take
me
as
I
am.
My
on
-
ly pk-a-Christdied fornn-! 01 take moa.? I Oli,
am.
No. 336. Souls ofAll
ISttn, hi^ir iMiIlsheep have gone astray."
m:
Smthr?6.
we
like
IsA. 53
F.
W.
Faber.
\Vm. B. Bradbury.
ip^iP^^i^lp^iii1.2.
^miIgiiildeep ?r
Souls ofItisis
3.
There
Like a crowd of fri!;ht-eird elioep? ecat - ter men, why will ye God! His love /o^-t^ mij,'lit-y, lUit is miglit - ier than it seems: than up in heaven; no place where earth's sorrows Aro more felt
g^Hi^Fool'Tis- ish
'^m^^^mmiiiEso
i^iiheartsI
ouris
Fano
-
There
wau - der From a love ye out ami His fond - ness Goes far place where earth's fail-iugs Have such kind
why
will
true and-
tlier,
be-
ly
yotid our dreams. judgment given.
C s
^^mg^r^riipiWasthere ev There's a wide-
Shep- herd. Half bo er kind - er ness in God's nier - cy, Like the
g;en -
wide
-
There
is
wel
-
come
for
the
sin - uer,
And more gra
-
so tie, half tbo noss of tho ces for
sweelsea;
good;
As
the
Sav
-
iour
There'sa There is
kind- ness in His mer - cy with the
who woiiM have us Come and gath jus - tier, Whieh is moreSav.iour;
-
There
is
hoal -
than ing
or round His lib - er in Uis
feet?.
ty.
blo.id.
4 But
we make His
love too narrow,
If
our love were but more sim
'le,
By
And we
false liniit.H of our own; ma^'iiifv His Ktriof ness
We
should take
Him
at Ilis
vord;
With azral lb> will not own. There is plentiful redrniptionIn tho blood that has been shed;
There is joy for all the members In the sorrows of tho Head.
Anil o\ir lives would all be sun ihino In the sweetness of nur Lon FortheL.veof God isbn.a.ier Than the moiisures of man's And the heart of tho KternalIs
most wonderfully
kinti.
No. 337.'
Mclfomc! Munbcrtr, Mclcomc!dead, andis
This
my son was
alive again
;
he
w.-s lost,
and
is
found."
I.ukb is
:
24.
HoRATius Bonar.'
4^rii _tf^
^,
IraD.Sankry.
:j.
" Lenv,- the
haunts of
riot,
sour Witherthouart none, Hearafar voice rjdlin^," My sonlmy son niy Son ^ Kalntlna.rniul.lKMl lone, Come to lore nud RUdne..." My Wuutod, woe-boKoiie, Sick at heart and weary," My BonI my son!
SSeltomrl iBanDtrtr. IRcUomtT
i
"Welcome! waud rer.weleoinel Welcome back-m.
to
homel Thou
had waadered
far
awar Com3 bomei ooue komel":
i
m--m--m- '^^-(9-
*-
-- -rjtill
rtvtrdumtaiiKlit to ^iii^
Lo
!
saw
truu
-
bed.
\Otnit 2de>tJing. Slow. }3
^
4 Wliile
I listen to
Sti'idiiigI
on
ill
the music gentle strain,
6 Trayoris over: to my pillow With a "good-night !" kissScarcely
I creep.
waking whileI
I wliisper,
a iliilil again : 'Tisthe hour of my retiring.
am now
"NowThen myl'i;i\-^
lay.
iii'llHr, o'eriiiii.st
me down to sleep." me bending,words, but mild:
At tlie dusky eyeutide; Near ni.y trundle bed I'm kneeling. As of yore, liy nu)ther" siile. 5 Hands are on luy head so loying. As tliey were in childhailv calli ig
my
me
Kven from my trundle
bod.
No. 345.'
m,The Wordof'^tho
Monberful Morb!Lord en.lurethfor
ever." i Pktkr
i
:
-js.
J. 1 STi:ni.iNf;.
Ira D. Sankf\
1.'Z. :i.
tlh, wonder- fill, wi.iid.'rful Oil, woii.dei-fiil.woiideiliil
W..rd of
Oh. woM-der-fiil,wnil,woii-,l,.rfill,
.M.leiful
4.
woiiderlnl
Word Word Word
pa-ges nn is.l.iiii pa- ges tlie l.ordl True wis.l.nii its iiplhat our Ka-lher U of llii' l,oid!The lamp hat .Mir Ka-lluT u . sal-va-tioii Mir on - ly sal - va- tioii is of llie l.oi d friends in hope of our fi ieiid5 In the ,e of the Lord! TinII
fol. fold;
bo^ bovotliei there;
(
I
pas p.isl^;
Aii'l tlio'
%. Olonbrnol CBiti
we may
iT,villioiuaU)ni!flandtiinc'>'iT,
Thov
tiPT-rr,
no
iipv-er, f;r.iw
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the wy That lomJuto the amn of' 1Im the heart. Ami ghowsuBourwIvo!. as we ItstruUi, ivhcri-sofirml.vih.-yaiichonilth.irtnut, Thru' a - grs e- ter- luU shallkiii'l-ly had li-hti-l to t.ach iis car. lies Coll- vic-tioniiowii ilfcijiii
old! Iuto :are.
-4=
^mmAmi w Arnl wo For we For we
if tln-y will may ho. cure; Its wnniiiiv'Nitdroiiii.'M-U, ari'faithriilaiiJjiiAl; ll8 jiiiuii, with guilt uud itiu di-iimyfd, the flow'ra of death -IciW Mihuu,
Tlie
OVith The
Lonl doubt
of lug
oon-ecii-ncc Sav iour
life,
who-
bills
;
tliy
heartGihI
rea -
Jolce;
w.a
-
ryshall
heart,
*ltli .
8oul,
wakgives
thy eued,lu,
8avof uot
iour&tllrftliy
gain;fniiil
ThyTwixt Hut
douhtNh.ijHH
vauft\v,
ish
atlio
t^^^^^M^^^^MBheav and end-
be-youd
tcuili
here,
and and
oh.
uu
g--^g'-^e
earth,8ome glimpse
y cared op- preBd'd, sor-rowa cease, the anx- ions strife, is giv'utliy
"Conio
iiii-t.>
"Couio "Coiuo Ot
uu-
t.>
tin- to
Me," ami Me," ami Me," ami
II I
will give will give will give
yi.u yi.u y.>u
rest,|>ea(-e.life.
jnys which wnit
u* thro' the gates
of
lieav'n.
p-g.-^- p-a
-,^----^g- ^g--r--^^
e5^^shall ap-pear,
know ....
that
know, we know,
when rte we
shall
ap
pear,
know that when He
we _
shall be
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ThereIt It
is
a
nameof
love
tt'Ua
moof
a
Savsoul
hear; to - iour's love
love 'Who died
I
to to
singsetris-
its
worth;free;