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FOREWORD

We are happy to offer another contribution to gospel singers everywhere, - a book of special songs entitled," SONGS IN THE NIGHT" Qob 35 :10).

"Songs in the Night" might be considered a text used by Job in speaking to the people of their dark night of sin, transgressions, multitudes of oppressions; the oppressed crying out in despair and ye t none saying, "Where is God my maker, who giveth songs in the night."

What a true picture of the world today. People are lost in the long night of sin, discontented, dissatisfied, realizing the way of the transgressor is hard , crying under the burden of sin, yet few of them turn to God who giveth Songs in the Night. No one but those who have experienced the truth of these words could know how deligh tful and refreshing they are to the soul. We pray that the songs of this book will be as comforting as the title indicates,-God giveth Songs in the Night.

This book is made up mostly of new songs which have never been in print before . The many different authors give indeed a variety of songs gospel singers will want. If you have been looking for some new songs, here they are; however, this book contains a few old songs which are favorites, like the one, "I Would Not Want to Miss It" by Mrs . Bessie Hatcher, and "Stand by Me" which has blessed many as sung by Rev. L. W. Sturk. The two are worth the price of the book.

We pray the rich blessings of the Lord on every song to every one who sings or hears them.

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Because He Lives ETHEL A. TRUE HALDOR LlLLENAS

1. 0 tell me not · that in one fleeting day The things most dear must fade and 2. The Saviour died, Him-self He free-ly gave, He rose a - gain in tri-umph 3 Redeemed and purchased by His great design, Oh, what a glo - rious her - i ·

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That vain our hope and fu-tile our en - deav - or, For I am That from death's pow'r my soul He might de-liv-er; Be-cause He He dwells with-in and naught from Him can sev-er, Be-cause He-

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2 I'm Lost From the World E. 0. HANDY Rev. ALVIN YoUNG

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3 He Walked the Way Alone G.E.W. GLENN E. W ACONER

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----- -· · -· =::: -. -· · -· ----~c· • • . 1. I know when-e'er I read the bless- ed sto - ry That Je - sus suf- fered 2. The bless-ings which are mine because of Cal-v'ry. Have bro't me peace, and 3. And now be-cause this lone - ly road He trav-eled, I have His pres-ence

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went a - long the way to Cal - va - ry. fore sal-va-tion's pla:i could be ful-fil!ed . He walked the way to Cal-v'ry all a -come, to ev - er-more with me a - bide.

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4 He'll Never, No, Never, Let Go .My Hand jonNSON OATMAN, Jr. HARRY DrxoN LoEs

0t;J~~"---ttL 1. I ' m liv - ing to - day ' neath Je - sus' con-trol, Con - fid - ing in Him 2. All praise to the Lamb who saved me from sin, Who bless - ed - ly keeps 3. M y prayer is to - day that I may be true, And bus - i - ly serv -

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go my hand, His grace H e has promised to help me stand , His shel-ter - ing

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0 the Glory Mrs. BESSIE F. HATCHEi!.

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1. How I wish I could tell it, what Je - sus did for me, And what He still 2. This well of God's sal - va-tion that's bubbling in my soul, It runs so fast 3. There's nothing like the glo - ry to show the world a-rotind We have the best 4. Stop wish-ing that you had it and felt this glo - ry too, You don't get it 5. Some think this great sal-va-tion will stop all their good times, They must not do 6. St~f play-ing at re - li-gion, get some-thing in your sou~,T~;_t k~;ps you bless'd

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is do - ing ev - 'ry day, But bless His name, it's grow-ing so fast up-on it oft - en o - ver-flows, 0 dry church mem-ber get it, don't look so blue of life in ev - 'ry way, We walk and talk with Je - sus, He makes our joys by wishing, you must yield, Come out from E-gypt's bondage, be wash'd in Je -a thing but sing and pray, We do just what we want to, and go wher-e'er

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~ "· ± "" ¥#21 1: /tl? ~ l l I i=J-4: x I i: o : ~ Il my hand.; My hap-py soul can on - ly seem to say. and cold, It cures the "Grumps," and looking down your nose. a - bound With something new from heaven ev-'ry day. 0 the glo- ry of sus' blood, Just pay the price,get in God's clov-er field. we please, And that is what we're do-ing here to - day. v'ry's Lamb;Get read-y now to meet Him in the air.

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6 Sing the Glory Down MARGARET JACKSON

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7 What Would I Do Without Jesus ? :Mrs. ·MARGARET JACKSON EVERETT E. SHEL.HAMER

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1. With all the trou-ble and sor-row I meet, What would I do without Je - sus? 2. Guiding my footsteps,He stays by my side, What would I do without Je - sus? 3. I have protection when dan-gers a - rise, What would I do without Je - sus? 4. He is my joy and the theme of my song, What would I do without J e - sus? 5. I'd rather have Him and live all a-lone, What would I do without Je - sus?

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9 Give Me Jesus GRENVILLE KLEISER. J. HULBF.RT ROBINSON

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Give Me a Passion for Souls ETHEL M. SMITH

in the broad high-ways and by-ways of life Are sin - ners all Sav - iour, lay some poor lost soul on my heart,And help me to give me a pas - sion for souls out in sin, A pas - sion that rect me to some one, 0 send me just now To need - y ones

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11 Can He Trust You? H.D.L. HARRY D1xoN LoES

-· 1. If you've trust-ed in the Sav-iour's prom-ise, And have found in Him 2. Would you not be found a Joy - al serv-ant, Tak - ing fear - less steps, 3. Are you bus - y sow - ing seeds of kind-ness For the king-dom that

a Mas-ter true, Can He look on you with lov - ing tho' rough the way? God has prom-ised to re - new the is nigh at hand? There are gold-en sheaves for you to

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12 Look to the Lamb of God HELEN E. FROMM

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1. Why art thou sad and bur - dened? Why is thy soul cast down? 2. Yon-de-r on Cal-v'ry's mountain, Je - sus once bled and died; 3. He rose a - gain, tri - um - phant, Just as the Sav - iour said;

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13 Lo, He Cometh THORO HARlllS THORO HARlllS

\.I ii 1. Lo, He com - eth ! lo, He com - eth ! Shout the ti - dings far and near, 2. Lo, He com - eth ! lo, He com - eth ! See the signs on ev - 'ry hand 3. Lo, He com - eth ! lo, H e com - eth ! Long by wait - ing saints de - sir'd; 4. Lo, He com - eth ! lo, He com - eth ! Soon the trum - pet loud shall sound, 5. Lo, He com - eth ! Jo, He com - eth ! Like a thief with - in the night 6. Lo, He com - eth ! lo, He com - eth ! Hail Him, ye who love His name;

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-F±>--~ i--~-sleep - ing pi! - grim, For the Lord will soon ap ~ pear, blest R e-deem - er Soon on earth a - gain shall stand. ran-som'd mor-tals Shall for - ev - er be ad - mir'd; man - y wa - ters Will be heard the earth a - round. man in glo - ry; He the ev - er - last - ing Light,

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't. Tell to ev - 'ry tribe and na - tion Je-sus short-ly will be here. Lo, He comes! and peace and rightness By His reign shall fill the land. They, to sing His worth-y prais-es Never shall grow faint nor tired. 'Mongst His saints who rise to greet Him Joy un-equal'd shall a-bound. Comes to take His bride to heav-en, Comes to man-i-fest His might. He who bore our sins and sor-rows. Hal-le-lu-jah, praise His name! A - men.

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14 Rock of Ages A. M. TOPLADY E. 0. EXCELL

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15 Jesus My Captain-M111. ROSIE A. KING ALVIS B. LINDSEY

No beau-ty on earth could ev - er com-pare With e - ter - nal life and No treas-ure on earth could ev - er com-pare With those I shall know in No pleas-ure on earth could ev - er com-pare With all the bright joys a-

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je - SUS so fair; For He is my Cap-tain, o'er life's sea I'll sail With heav-en up there. How bright are the prospects as on-ward I go To. wait-ing me there. I want to be like Him that oth- ers may see The + + -

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Guide I nev - er will Lord who lov -eth me Christ who Jiv-eth in

fail. so. No treasures on earth could ev - er

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16 For Every Night a Star }.HULBERT ROBINSON

...... l; ev - 'ry storm there is a calm, A - bove the clouds the

gave the star a gift from Him, Thro' all the a - ges trust God's light, and nev - er fear, In ev - 'ry need it

- rise from . sor - row, grief and pain, With-in the heal - ing

~· light is born; nev- er dim; shall ap - pear; beam re - main;

For ev -'ning shades there is a dawn, It lights our way thro' nights of smThe guid-ing light is al - ways near, For day and night God is the same,

For ev - 'ry For ev - 'ry To give each He gives each

T ~· night a star. There is no night with-out a star,

There is no night with - out a star,

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Tho' dark the night, the way be far; Sing on, sing on,

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17 Lead Me Gently Home, Father W. L.T. WILL L. THOMPSON

me gently home, Fa-ther, Lead me gen-tly home, When life's toils are me gently home, Fa-ther, Lead me gen-tly home, In life's dark-est

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M i F 1 { N~q~ 1 d: 4f, n ' 1 ~ m end - ed, And part-ing days have come; Sin no more shall tempt me, hours, Fa - ther, When life's trou-bles come, Keep my feet from wan-d'ring,

. ..__,, I Ne'er from Thee I'll roam,IfThou'lt on-ly lead me, Fa-ther:,Lead me gently home. Lest from Thee I roam,Lest I fall up-on the way-side,Lead me gently home .

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Fa-ther,Lead me gen-tly home, Fa-ther,

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fall up - on the way - side, Lead me . gen - tly

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18 Are . You a Born Again Christian ? A.H. M. ALICE HANSCHE MORTENSON

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born a - gain Chris-tian? A born a-gain Chris-tian, Yes

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a born a-gain Chris-tian? Does Je-sus Christ the Lord a- bid~ in you!"-

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19 Jesus Has You On His Heart G. E. w. GLENN E. WAGONER

He will make your woes depart,He'll go with you

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20 l 0 ..Jee Jesus Will Be Heaven H. L. HAI.DOR LtLLENAS

I shall reach that not the streets of not the hills of man - y dear ones

land so fair shin - ing gold par - a - dise

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In that coun-try be-yond the That my joy shall for- ev - er Where the flow-ers shall neY-er There with joy I shall meet some

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sea; When I shall see my King di - vine, 0 that will be heav-be; 'Tis not the jas - per walls so bright That will make heaven glo-die; 'Tis not the fields of ver - nal bliss That I long for as mo -day, But best of all my Sav-ior's hand That shall wipe ev'ry tear

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In the land of the ran-somed and free. When thro' matchless grace the ransomed and free .

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2 1 Isaiah 5 3 : 5 H. E. F. Hn.EN E. FROMM

He was wounded for our trans-gres-sions, H e was bruised for all our

He has borne all our guilt, all our sor - rows,and pain, By His

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And from Him we've gone a - stray, By His death on the cross,

live with Him some day (someday.)


22 Time to Prepare THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

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t~e do~n-ward way Leading to death, Gild-ed with pleasures gay, ing m wait to meet Un - wa- ry souls, Spreading for fool-ish feet is the hour,dear soul, You must de - cide. Start for yon heav'n-ly goal

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Fes-tive and fair (so fair).List to a call of love,Hearwhatit saith: Man- y a snare(be-ware !)Sa - tan his cap - tive ones Mad-ly con - trols Shin-ing and fair (up there),Tak-ing the Christ your true Shep-herd and Guide . : ~· --- -

Now for the joys a - bove Haste to pre - pare. Far on the road that runs down to de - spair. Time to prepare to meet your God, While there is granted you time to pre - pare.

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~1r=r: 23 I Am the Lord's

JAMES NICHOLSON THORO HARRIS

~rf±J-y ni 1' u t 1 1 s =Lf"=tt1 Li ±tt i~ ~ =i -~ i - -· - ~ #• r 1. Jn Je - sus I have found sweet rest, With heav'nly peace my soul is blest; 2. Be-neath the shad-ow of His wings My soul in ver - y triumph sings; 3. Tho' clouds of sor - row of - ten come To in - ter - cept my view of Home,

I 4. In life hence-forth thru grace di-vine My lamp well trimm'd shall burn and shine.

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de - light-ful this re -pose! is hid with Christ in God.

the gloom that lies be-tween. am sav'd thruJe - sus' blood .

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I'm bound to Christ by love's sweet cords,Liv-ing or dy - ing I am the Lord's;

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I'm bound to Christ by love's sweet cords, 0 yes, I am the Lord's . ..-"! I~

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24 No Place In the Inn ], H. R. J. H ULBERT ROBINSON

..... ..... ..... 1. No beau - ti - ful cham-ber, No place but a man-ger, No 2. No sweet con - se - era - tion, No hu - mil - i - a - tion, No 3. No one to re - ceive Him, No balm to re - lieveHim, No ......

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glo - ry but sad-ness, No prayer for His fa- vor, No do · ing His pleas-ure, No

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• room in the inn, but a man-ger in - stead. room there for J e - sus, no seek-ing His part.

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for thee.


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Wonderful· Peace HELEN E. FROMM

peace, peace, Je - sus has giv - en to

No oth - er peace can give us re - lease, From

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the strife through-out the dark world. Peace, .....--.......

peace,

This is the peace Je .; sus gives;


26 I'll Live for Him WILLIAM M. RUNYAN HARRY DIXON LOES

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1. "I'll live for Him who died for me"-This vow I glad - ly make, 2. No 3. So

i - die claim must clothe with shame The Name we hold so dear; may we live and glo - ry give To Him who gave His all;

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'Tis tak - en with a pur - pose free, For my dear Mas - ter's Each day some deed must show our creed, Some word so kind and And an-swer "Here",when to our ear His words to du - ty ~ -A- ~ I

sake. clear. call.

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Each pass-ing day, up - on my way, In serv - ice glad and free, I'll show my serv - ice glad and free,

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2 7 Trust in the Lord With All Thy Heart H. E. F. HELEN E. FROMM

1. The grace of our Lord, His peace and pow'r, The love of the Saviour so great . (so great)

2. Some days may . be long, the way so dark, The light of His face may be dim; · (bedim)

3. To know Him, thy Lord, who died for thee,And 'rose from the grave the third day, (third day)

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II He dai - ly be-stows up- on His own, Who trust Him and qui-et-ly wait. A - mid all thy grief, look up, and pray, With all of thy heart, trust in Him. Will help thee to trust with all thine heart, Con-fess Him in all of thy way.

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28 Tree of Life THORO HUIUS TnoRo HAR1!.ls

1. There's a life - giv - ing tree Blooms for you and me And for those whom our 2. We would fain press the strand Of the riv - er grand Which the glad E - den 3. Yes, we long for the land Where the saints shall stand By the riv - er so 4. We may each find a place In those realms of grace Which the Mas-ter doth

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......... Lord shall call, Yield-ing fruit pure and sweet, Mak - ing life com-plete, plain o'er - flows, Where the pil - grim op-prest May in safe - ty rest deep and broad. How we yearn to be there 'Neath that tree so fair, now pre - pare If we walk day by day On the King's high-way

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I shade reach-es out to wea - ry may find re -glo - ry and praise to on to those man-sions

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29 Ere the Sun Goes Down JOSEPHINE POLI.ARD WM J. KlRKPATIUCK

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goes down,For myself and kindred

too, Ere the sun goes down. Ev -'ry i - die whis-per still-ing, With a heard Ere the sun goes down; Ev -'ry cry of pi - ty heed-ing, For the bey, Ere the sun goes down.There are sins that need confessing, There are

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pur - pose firm and will - ing in - jured in - ter - ced - ing, wrongs that need re - dress - ing, -· +-

v -· ... All my dai - ly tasks ful - fill - ing, Ere the To the light the lost ones lead -ing, Ere the If I would ob-tain the bless- ing Ere the

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I must do my dai - ly du - ty Ere the sun goes down.

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30 He Is There G. E. w. GLENN E. WAGONER

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-6'- . -· - ..... -· I mat-ters not, Je- sus is a l - ways there. I'll not fear, J e- sus is a l - ways there. Al-ways there, always there,Je-sus is see me thro', Je- sus is al - ways there. . ~

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3 1 God's W onderfut Grace Reaches Even Me J. H. R. J. HULBERT ROBINSON

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God's won - der- ful grace ex - ceeds all my sin, No tongue can ex -God's won - der- ful grace can reach all the Jost, It par -dons and God's won - der- ful grace can save the de - filed; I ts won - der - ful

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God's won-der-ful grace reaches e - ven me. God's won - der-ful grace is as

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deep as the sea, As high as the mountains, but it reaches me; I t cleanses

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sets me free, God's wonder-ful grace reaches e - ven me.

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32 You Must Welcome Him THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

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I. Christ reaching down from His throne in the sky, Came to up - lift us to 2. Down in the depths of your soul rag-eth war, Wax-eth the con-ftict with 3. Cheer - ful o - bedience in-creas-eth your light, Wil - ful re - jec-tion brings 4. He 1s a won-drous Re-deem-er in-deed, He will sup- ply all the 5. You in the ha-ven of restmay a-bide, Noth-ing can harm you with 6. He will not force you to yield to Hissway, He but en-treats you His . ~~ . ___,_ ·--- .. . · IL iii· , ·

g:lo -_ ries on high. Now to your heart He has drawn ver - y nigh, But sm more and more. Peace to your spir - it the Lord would re-store, But sor - row's dark night. Christ would direct you and lead you a - right, But grace that you need; Loos-en'd your shackles, your soul shall be freed If Christ at your side. Down with your boasting; a - way, fool-ish pride! Now word to o - bey. Yield to Him free - ly and will - ing-ly say, ·;D.;,ar

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You must we! - come Him

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must welcome Him in.

33 Joy In My Heart G. E.W. GLENN E. w AGONER

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to save me, His grace did im-part; He gave me


34 Are You Living for Jesus ? A. L. L. ALVIS L. LINDSEY

day, Are you true to Him each Lord, Are you serv-ing Him both King,Are you sing-ing as the

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Are you giv-ing your all to Christ the walk-ing by His bless-ed pow'r? walk-ing close to Him al - way? go - ing to that home on high?

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35 Jesus W ill Love Me Forever G. L. G. G. L. GRISWOLD

-· ·• ... I I I , Cal -va - ry ! Cal - va - ry ! sym-bol of love, Price of re-demption, sent Cru-ci-fied, pleading, with arms outstretched wide,Cov - er - ing sin with the

3. Je - sus will love me, of this I am sure, Love that's e - ter -nal will

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wel-come the lost, saved by grace, ran - som for sin Je - sus gave,

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Je - sus prays, "Fa-ther, for - give them just now." Dy - ing on Cal - va - ry there in our place. Will-ing to suf - fer e'en one soul to save.

J e - sus will love me for -Je SUS will

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He's so pre-cious to me; He

-· Cal - va - ry, His love to show, His blood was shed there for thee. died on Cal - v'ry, His Jove to show,


36 Bethlehem's Manger ~!rs. Rosm A. LINDSEY

1. There was a 2. There was a 3. There was a

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born in a man - ger, precious and ho - ly, lit - tie one sleep - ing,

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(, He was J e - sus E -He was Je - sus who As the shep-herds were

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man-ger, That era - died our Way and our Light, And for the Star- light ~.

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37 Calling Thee Home H. L. HALooa L1LL£NAS

1. J e - sus the Sav-iour came down from a-bove, Will - ing - ly of - fer - ing 2. Long is thy path-way and steep is thy road,Dark is thy night and so 3. Come heav -y la - den, un - bur-den thy heart,God will in in - fi - nite 4. Wait not, oh, wait not, while J e - sus still stands Pa - tient - ly wait-ing with .. --- -#--#- ....

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sin - ners His love; Why should you lin -ger or care-less - ly heav-y thy load;Searching for peace but how hope-less thy mer- cy im-part Grace and for - give-ness, as - sur-ance and nail pierced hands ;Go to Him quick-ly, your doubtings give

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roam, quest! peace, o'er,

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On-ly All of LetHim

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is lov-ing - ly call- ing thee home. · in Je - sus find par-don and rest. Call-ing thee home, call-ing thee home;

1 thy fears and for - bod-ings will cease. come in to a - bide ev - er - more. ... ~ ...

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call - ing thee home. Je - sus is ten - der - ly call - ing thee home.

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38 The Shepherd's Lost Sheep H. D. L. HARRY DIXON LOES

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in night so dark and cold; Far from the fair and pleas-ant pas-tures the path-way wounds their feet; Je - sus the Shep-herd pa-tient - ly is a cherished place they keep; Yet, He is grieved for those up - on the

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calls for you, 'Tis the Sav-iour call-ing, "Child,come home." you, "Child,come home."

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39 His Name ls Jesus G. E.W. GLENN E. w AGONER

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some-one who cares some-one who hears some-one who loves

for me- His name me pray. His name you, too- His name

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is some-one who shares with me- His name is some-one who shapes my day, His name

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When a - lone I fear to go O'er paths of life do not When I fail to meet the test, He folds me to His lov - ing Take to Him your sin - sick soul, And He will sure - ly make you

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40 I Would Like to Have Been With Him J. H. R. J, HULBERT ROBINSON

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...,,._ ...,,._ ..... 1. When I think how my Sav-iour from Heav-en came down To be here and to 2. How I'd like to have been with my Sav-iour in prayer As He knelt there in 3. When I read the sad sto - ry of Christ cru - ci - fied How they nailed Him to 4. On that glad East-er morning they came to the tomb Where they found the great 5. When He left His dis - ci - pies and rose in the cloud And He promised to

..... walk a-mong men. Geth-sem - a - ne; Cal - va - ry's tree stone rolled a - way come back a - gain,

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I As He healed their dis - eas - es, their suf-fring and As the great drops of blood from His brow trickled How H e lift - ed His voice and said "Fa - ther for -And the an - gel who said "He's not here He is He prom-ised a man-sion- I know He will

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'I v pain I would like to have been with Him then. down While He suf - fered in deep ag - o - ny. give, For they know not they cru - ci - fy Thee." I would like to have ris'n", I would like to have been there that day. come And I want to go there with Him then.

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'I v want to go with Him - er with Him to a - bide.


41 Many A Time HALDOR LILLENAS

a time He has lift - ed my load When I was a time He has helped me be strong, When in temp-a . time He has giv - en me grace Just when His a . time He has done for my soul More than I

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a time He has brightened my road, a time when the journey seemed long a time I His mer-cies can trace,

the a - ges un - end-ing shall roll -fl-

When days seemed try - ing Grace all suf - fi - cient Mer - cy and love so I shall His treas - ures

and wea -sup - ply ex - ceed m - her

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Je - sus my soul has be - friend - ed; -I'- -fl- -!'-

I His pres-ence will cheer, Un - til my life shall have

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a time,

And thro' the

42 Chosen and Called By Jesus MABEL WEBB HELEN E. FROMM

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1. Walk- ing a-long life's highway, I heard Christ's voice one day:(one day)"My 2. Lis - ten-ing to His pleading, His ten-der,loving voice, (His voice) I 3. Cho - sen and called by .Je - sus, Sometimes to go thro' pain;(thru pain)'Tis 4. Cho - sen to be of serv - ice, For Christ the cru-ci-fied;(who died) To

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child, thou art called and cho-sen, To fol - low Me all the way."(all the way) yield - ed my all to Je - sus, He then made my heart re - joice.(to re-joice) then He gives grace suf - fi - cent, To strengthen, uphold, sus - tain.(to sus-tain) go- bring forth fruit e - ter- nal,With Him as my constant Guide.(as my Guide)

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-• -• - II .._, Lord , wilt Thou keep me faith-ful? Yes, yield -ed to Thee each day;

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43 Dwell In His Love WILBUR J. POWELL THORO HARRIS

l~~+---~it:Jr--;3rl-:Jt==: ~5-f1.+1 ,_,_+=I : ~1 .:t=: :H' I ::t::::; ==$1 i I bl 1. Dwell in His love so strong and deep, 'Twill bear you when your path is steep; 2. Dwell in His love so sweet, so pure, 'Twill nev-er fail, but aye en-dure; 3. Dwell in His love; such love hath none As God hath giv'n thru His dear Son; 4. Dwell in His love. The hour is near When once a-gain Christ shall ap-pear,

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When life grows hard, de-feat seems nigh, 'Twill keep you as the days go by. 'Twill warm the heart, 'twill change the life, 'Twill hush dispute and ban-ish strife. It bro't Him down from heavens fair, On Cal-v'ry's cross our sins to bear. The Church He bought with His own blood As - cend un - to the mount of God.

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His love, lay all a - side, All things for-sake for Him who died,

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- - -·-With this glad hope while working here, We'll faithful prove till Christ ap-pears.

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44 Every Sin Is Under the Blood J. c. JOSEPHINE CoFFMAN

·• · II from my sin and sad-ness, took my sor - row and my grief, Now ev - 'ry from the !iv - ing foun-tain, where the heal - ing wa-ters flow, Since ev - 'ry come the time of reap-ing I will glad - ly la- bar on, For ev - 'ry joy when wea - ry pil-grims drop the cross to wear a crown, With ev - 'ry

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ii i.i sin, (yes, sin, (my sin, (yes, sin, (yes,

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-·sin) is un-der the sin) is un-der the sin) is un-der the sin) deep un-der the

Ev- 'ry sin is

Ev-'ry sin is

II ~ ~ i,i un-der the blood, Cov-ered by the crim-son un-der the bloocj, is un-der the blood, Cov-ered by the crim-son

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flood,the heavenly flood;

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4 5 Lord, I Want to be a Christian # -l .... _J :l~ 00 J I J · i' ~ J I J J 1 t±tf+f i i I fj J J I

- - - ~ ii I "-- I I 1. Lord, I want to be a Christian In - a my heart, in - a my heart,Lord,I 2. Lord, I want to be more lov-ing In - a my heart, in - a my heart,Lord,I 3. Lord, I want to be more ho - ly In - a my heart, in - a my heart,Lord,I 4. Lord, I want to be like Je-sus In - a my heart, in - a my heart,Lord,I

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----·-II II want to be a Chris-tian In - a my want to be more lov-ing In - a my want to be more ho - ly In - a my want to be like Je - sus In - a my ..

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In-a my heart,

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Lord, I want to be a Christian In - a my heart. In - a my heart, Lord, I want to be more loving In - a my heart.

Lord, I want to be more ho-ly In - a my heart. In-a my heart,Lord,I want to be like Je-sus In - a my heart.

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46 Not Here But Risen OCIE T. BLACK BETTY P. HOWE

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·= • - - - ~ I v -•-· -•-Son of Man a-rose from earthly grave, For He had come the world from

His tomb the Ro-man soldiers sealed, to stay, That no one could His bod-y "Wu~ the !iv -~here a~ol t1.1;_ d~d?H_;_ is not here, He's ris-en,"

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ter - nal life is told.

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ransom, yours and mine. Not here but ris - en, not here He to them drew near. Not here not here

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but ris - en, here but ris - en, not here


SoPRANO AND BASS

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In pow' r He broke the tomb from with-in, That we e-ter-nal life thro' Him may win.

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47 Nothing Between Words and Music by C. A. T1NDLEY Arr. by F. A. CLARK

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1. Noth-ing be-tween my soul and the Sav-iour, Naught of this world's de -2. Noth-ing be-tween like world - ly pleas-ure; Hab - its of life, though 3 Noth-ing be-tween, like pride or sta - tion, Self or friends shall not 4. Noth-ing be-tween, e'en man-y hard tri - als, Though the whole world a -

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..... --"-" lu - sive dream; I have re-nounced all sin - ful pleasure Je -sus is harmless they seem,Must not my heart from Him ev- er sev - er,- He is my in ter-vene, Tho' it may cost me much trib- u - la - tion I am re -

gainst me convene; Watching with prayer and much self-de -ni - al, I'll triumph at i' I i' ' -fl.- +

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- .,; -,,- ·•· -,,mine; let noth-ing be-tween. all, let noth-ing be-tween. solved; there's nothing be-tween. last, with noth-ing be-tween.

oth-ing be-tween my soul and the Sav-iour,

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48 I Shall See Him WM. S. DEAL

:::: to His feet I hum-bly bring; If to Him while here I'm true, He will sure-ly at the por-tals, by and by; He will lead me to my home,And I nev-er -parting tears for ev - er - more; With our Saviour we shall be Thro'-out all e -

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take me thro' ,And His praise in glo-ry with the saints I 'll sing. more shall roam From the mansion He pro-vid-ed in the sky. ter - ni-ty- Won't you join us on that bright ce-les-tial shore!

I shall see Him

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49 At the Door THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

...,,. -.-. Son of man is at the door Who came to save the world be - fore;

signs o'erspreading sea and land Pro-claim the day of God at hand. war His sac - ri-fice increase,He comes, the might-y Prince of Peace;

hand new won-ders shall perform, While sin-ners fear the ris - ing storm; +• I

...,,.. I.I v I He comes to gath-er home His own : They shall reign up - on His throne. The Bride shall then be-hold her King,And with joy will shout and sing. No more shall sin and sor-row reign When our Lord ap-pears a - gain. But saints ex - ult - ing raise the cry, "Our re-demp tion draw-eth nigh.''

they shall reign I . ...

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l.i He is at the door, e - ven at the door; Christ the Saviour,E-clen to re-store,

At the door, at the door, ...

Will return a-gain O'er the earth to reign; Yes,the King of kings is at the door. At the door, at the door, King is

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50 Our Place In Service Mrs. 0. L. Mrs. ORA LOWE

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1. Let us take our place in serv - ice, as a sol - dier of the cross, That 2. Let us take our place in serv - ice, as a serv - ant of the Lord, If 3. Let us take our place in serv - ice, as our Sav-iour still commands, We'll

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may find the lost are faith - ful to our cross, o- bey

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and save them from their sin - ful dross;There's so Him,He has prom-ised a re-ward,Some day His will , and al - ways for Him stand; In the

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I I I D ~ II much for us to do, as our jour - ney we pur - sue, Let us serve the we shall see Hi~ face, when in heav'n we take our place,Sing - ing songs a -

fields we'll win the race,strengthened by His matchless grace, Vict'ry sounds where +. +· t:. t:.· _._ ... _ -:*-

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I will bear me His grace,sufficient grace; I will gladly bear my cross,

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51

~ ~ cross, I will nev - er, nev-er my

I'll glad-ly bear my cross, .....

God's Trumpet SAMUEL LONGFELLOW

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loss. suf - fer loss.

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I,.. God's trumpet wakes the slumb'ringworld: Now each man to His post! He who no an - ger on His tongue Nor an - y i - die boast, He who is read - y for the cross, The cause de-spis'd loves most,

I The blood-stained ban-ner, see un-furl'd, Who joins the val - iant

stead-fast wit-ness 'gainst the wrong-He joins the sa - cred shuns not pain or shame or loss- He joins the mar - tyr

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who in Joy - al - ty to truth, And count-ing all the He who with calm,un - daunt - ed will, Ne'er counts the bat - tle God's trum-pet wakes the slumb'ring world;Now each man to His

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cost, lost, post!

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con - se-crate his gen-'rous youth- He joins But tho' de - feat - ed, bat - ties still-He joins The blood-stained banner see un-furl'd: We join

the no - ble the faith - ful the glo-rious

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52 'Twas a Glad Day G. E.W. GLENN E. w AGONElt

~ a glad day whenJe-sus found me, 'Twas a glad day when He came in;

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53 I Love Jesus All the Way M. B. H.

say me nay, He will al-ways hear.

M. B. HILL

so near; He will nev-e::

-· He's so ver - y good to me,Guid-ing

I thro' the narrow way,Leading me where best to go, I shall nev-er stray.

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54 My Shepherd Be 23rd Psalm as a prayer by F. S. S. Fun S. SHEPARD

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1. 0 Lord, my Shepherd ev - er be, That want I may not know; 2. And when at last thro' death's dark vail Thou call - est me to go, 3. Sup - ply in love my dai - ly needs, Tho' en - e - mies sur - round,

I pas-tures lead me on, Where qui - et ev - 'ry fear of ill; Thy grace on me head with fra-grant oil, Let joy in me a -

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-· I Re - store my wand'ringsoul a-gain,When e - vil In life and death be ev - er near, With rod and Withmer-cies rich at- tend my wa~;With good-ness

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take, bless; me,

In paths of Be com-fort, That ev - er

rightness keep Thou me, E'en gladness,hope and cheer;Be in Thy courts a - bove My

for Thine own name's sake. life and right-eous - ness.

dwell - ing place may be. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

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0 Lord, my Shepherd be; (ev-er be)

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0 Lord,my

55 Watch and Pray FANNY J. CROSBY WM. J. KlRKPATltlci.

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1. Watch and pray, that when the Master com-eth, If at morning,noon or night, 2. Watch and pray; the tempter may benear us; Keep the heart with jealous care, 3. Watch and pray, nor let us ev - er wea - ry;Je-sus watched and prayed a-lone, 4. Watch and pray,nor leave our post of du - ty Till we hear the Bridegroom's voice.

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He may find a lamp in ev-'ry win-dow,Trimmed and burning clear and bright. Lest the door, a moment left un-guard - ed, E - vil tho'ts may en - ter ,there. Prayed for us when on - ly stars be - held Him, While on Olive's brow they shone. Then, with Him the marriage feast par-tak - ing,We shall ev - er-more re-joice.

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Watch and pray, the Lord command eth; Watch and

pray, 'twill not be long; Soon He'll gath pray, 'twill not be long, Watch and pray, 'twill not be long; Soon He'll gather home His

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!" er home His loved ones To the hap-py vale of song. (of song.)

loved ones, Soon He'll gather home His loved ones To the happy vale of song, the vale of song.

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56 My Father's Love THORO HARRIS THORO HARRJS

far from my tern - pests times of when

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home O'er life's high And no spair When no last All my

bil - lows I shel - ter is sol - ace is

strug - gles are

roam, How nigh, How there, How past, I'll

might - y the pow'r that en - folds me! Tho' night groweth dark And tho' might - y the pow'r that en - folds me! Far out tho' I be On a might - y the pow'r that en - folds me! When lone - ly I pray For the tr~~. in the pow'r that en - folds me! Till m~~-i~[ s~l bre~ And in

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frail be my barque, I rest in the Fa-ther's love. treach-er-ous sea, I rest in the Fa-ther's love. dawn-ing of day, I rest in the Fa-ther's love. heav'n I a - wake I'll rest in the Fa-ther's love.

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0 what

Perfect,complete,How

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love! Won -der-ful love of the Fa - ther! Now on-ward I ten-der and sweet!

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v '-'I go, For He shields me, I know; How strong is my Fa - ther's love!

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57 Jesus Is Coming A . L. L . ALVIS L. LINDSEY

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glo - ri - ous day; voice shall a - rise, night passed a - way;

He'll ban - ish all sin and all sad-ness, Our And, shouting glad praise,shall mount up-ward,With 0 what a home-com-ing in glo - ry, When

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tears shall all be wiped a - way; joy to meet Him in the sky; dawns the un - end - ing, bright day!

He's com-ing, He's com-ing Pre - pare now

at - tend - ed by to pi - lot the to meet Him,dear

1~~~s·1=:::st=:i:r-~,0• f'l;f ! J I [=fl an - gels, To gath-er His saved and own, And bear them a - way to be right-eous To heav-en's e - ter - nal shore, Where, with the redeeined of all sin - ner, Be read - y when He shall come To rise up and cheerful - ly


with Him A - round the great shining throne. a - ges, We'lldwellwithHimev-er - more. Christ J e - sus is com-ing in hail Him, And with Him go joy-ously home.

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It may be at noon or at night; He's com-ing to

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lieve on Him now, and He'll save you, And give you a home on high. ~ 1 + -!'- _.:.-.._._

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58 Amazed G. E.W. GLENN E. w AGONElt

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1. So a - maz - ing the love of my Sav - iour and King, And so 2. How my mem - o - ry clings to that won - der - ful hour, When the 3. Oh, I nev - er will know why He cares so for me, For I 4. So un - fath - omed the love of this Sav - iour so dear, And so

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'"' His Love Has Won My Heart THORO HARRIS

1. My soul was long sin, I knew no song No rest with-in, 2. One gloomy day A wan-d'rer lost, I knelt to pray Be - fore the cross; 3. My guilt- y fears Were swept aside, And thru my tears The Cru-ci - fied 4. Bought with a price, The price of blood His sac - ri- fice, At peace with God, 5. My faith made bold,Thru sov'reign grace I now be-hold My Fa-ther's face;

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60 I Would Not Want to Miss It DUET OR QUARTET.

B. F. H. Mrs. BESSIE F. HATCHER

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'~-;:J-L=tsa ~ 1. Praise the Lord, I'm bound for heav-en,Washed in Je -sus' precious blood; 2; I would be a- mong the num-ber Who could show some bat-tie scars, 3. I would see those gates swing o-pen, As the dead in Christ a - rise, 4. Pre - cious thought, to be with Je-sus, Where is rest and joy com-plete,

Day by Tell - ing Their vie Where no

day am more de - ter-mined, As I walk the ''nar-row road." how they fought for Je - sus, And re - ceive the crown and stars.

- to - rious Cap-tain fol - low, As He leads them to the skies. sin or sor - row en - ters To dis - turb our love and peace. . . " " " " • r=1 -. .. .. . .

For I want to see my Je - sus, Praise Him for His Jove un - told, Tho' the world had been a-gainst them, Yet to God they have been true, I would share the mar-riage sup - per With the King a - round His throne, Safe at home with Him for - ev - er, Fail - ings and temp - ta - tions past;

And And 0 0

I would not want to miss it I want to hear the shout-ing

the rap - ture and re - un - ion I would not want to miss it

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our Christ and loved ones 0 • ver in the glo - ry - land.

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61 Sometime, Somewhere CHARLIE D. TILLMAN

1. Un - an-swered yet? The prayer your lips have plead - ed In ag - o -This one pe -Per-haps your Her feet are

2. Un - an-swered yet? Tho' when you first pre - sent - ed 3. Un - an-swered yet? Nay, do not say ' un - grant -ed;" 4. Un - an-swered yet? Faith can - not be un - an - swered;

ny ti -part firm -

., ., of heart these man-y years? Does faith be - gin to fail? Is hope de -

tion at the Father's throne, It seemed you could not wait the time of is not yet whol-ly done; The work be - gan when first your prayer was ly plant-ed on the Rock; A - mid the wild- est storms she stands un -

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all in vain those fall-ing tears? Say not the So ur-gent was your heart to make it known. Tho' years have And God will fin - ish what He has be - gun. If you will Nor quail be - fore the loud-est thun-der shock. She knows Om-

Fa ther hath not heard your prayer! You shall have your de - sire some -passed since then, do not de - spair; The Lord will an - swer you some -keep the in - cense burn - ing there, His glo - ry you shall see some -nip o - tence has heard her prayer, And cries, "It shall be done some -

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\I ~----lllii time, some-where, You shall have your de - sire some-time, some-where. time, some-where, The Lord will an-swer you some-time, some-where. time, some-where, His glo - ry you shall see some-time, some-where. time, some-where,"And cries,"It shall be done some-time, some-where."

62 Send A Gracious Revival, Lord R. B. D. RALPH B. DAVIE

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63 Joy and Peace R. B. D. RALPH B. DAVIE

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1. There's joy, joy, joy, joy, 2. There's peace, sweet peace that

joy in serv - ing Je - sus, flow - eth like a riv - er,

Joy in serv - ing Je - sus, Joy m Like a might - y nv - er, Je - sus

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64 Jesus Leads JOHN R. CLEMENTS

1. Like a shep-herd, ten-der, true, Je - SUS

2. All a - long life's rug-ged road Je - SUS

3. Thro' the sun - lit ways of life Je - SUS

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Dai - ly finds us pas-tures new, Je - sus Till we reach yon blest a - bode, Je - sus Thro' the war - rings and the strife J e - sus

]NO. R. SWENEY

• v v v v leads, Je-sus leads, leads, Jc - SUS leads, leads, Je - SUS leads,

J e-sus leads, Je-sus leads,

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65 Transforming Love TftORO HARRIS

~~.+v~~+±:=~==±I::::~ 1. High - er than the heav - en, Constant, deep and broad, To the world is 2. Has the temp-ter found you? Are you far from home? Do your foes con-3. Tri - als may be - set you On life's thorn-y way; God will not for -4. Ev - 'ry struggling broth- er Needs a broth-er true, May we aid each S. Bless - ed King of heav - en, May the ten-der love Thou hast free-ly

- en you? you

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meas - ure, Changeless, unbounded and free; Change less, unbounded and free;

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66 Some Day, Somewhere G. E.W.

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GLENN E. WAC0'1ER

...... I'll see my bless - ed Lord, Be-

my loved ones I shall meet, A

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yond this life of care, 'twill be; Then I shall

glad re - un - ion we shall share; Then sor - rows

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the Cap-tain of my soul, And be with Him through-

have known will all be gone, And I shall dwell in

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......__... out e - ter - ni - ty. Some day I'll meet my bless-ed peace for - ev - er there.

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Lord, And I shall know Him o - ver there.

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6 7 The Lights of Home FANNY J. CROSBY CHAS. H . MARSH

DUET

.. 1. 0 the friends that now are wait - ing, In the cloud-less realms of day, 2. They have laid a - side their ar - mor For the robe of spot-less white; 3. On those dear fa - mil - iar fac - es There will be no trace of care;

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They have laid a - side their ar - mor, And their earth - ly course is We have la - bored here to - geth - er, We have la - bored side by I shall see them, I shall know them, I shall hear their song of

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the faith with pa - tience And their crown of life is won. tie while be - fore me They have cross'd the roll-ing tide.

sing ha! - le - Ju - jah In our Fa-ther's house a - bove.

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shad-ows For the bless-ed lights home.

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68 When Shadows Fall J. H . R . J. HULBERT ROBINSON

1. When shad-ows fall a -

......_... cross the sky, And day-light fades to night, (to night) feel His pow'r, His love is al - ways near;(so near)

To dim our skies a - bove;(a-bove) 2. Through-out the day we 3. Life's shad-ows fall and

-61- • ......_... Our voic-es join m eveningprayers,To Onewhois our light.(ourlight) We've per-feet rest be - neath His wings, And, with Him, naught to fear. (to fear) But faith's bright star, that shines so bright, Re - veals a Sav-iour's love. (His love)

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69 Living for Jesus J. HULBERT ROBINSON

l lm~~~=i:::=t=t!E::~.E.::.~.t:=i~=.!-~:=.~:li~~~~~ _~:~.,--~ •• ~=t::t=I~ -· - --- -· - - v 1. Liv - ing for J e - sus a life pure and true, Seek-ing His pleas-ure in

2. Liv - ing for Je - sus, who purg-eth my sm; Sweetly the Spir - it now 3. Liv- ing for Je - sus wher-ev - er I be, Knowing each moment He 4. Liv - ing for Je - sus thro' all of my days, Tell - ing His sto - ry and ...-.

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I >I II all that I do; Whole-hearted, glad-hearted, ev - er I'd be, Living, dear dwelleth with-in; My soul was ransomed on Cal-va-ry's tree- Living, dear car - eth for me; Will - ing to suf - fer af - fliction and loss, Willing to sing-ing His praise; Seek ·- ing the lost ones H e died to re - deem,Liv-ing for

Je - sus, each moment for Thee. Je - sus, each moment for Thee. fol - low my Lord to the cross. Je - sus and trust-ing in Him.

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70 The Gift of Freedom THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

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to God! hear the ti - dings roll: Free-dom is His in - fi - nite love de-creed Ev - 'ry be -

3. Ye who are crush'd by the weight of care, Dy - ing in

of - fer'd the wea - ry soul; Re - lease from sin and its gall - ing chain liev - er is free in - deed. Seek - ing sal - va - tion, for mer - cy pray; an-guish and grim de - spair, Look to the cross,see your Sav-iour's face

Each burdened heart may re He will not turn you a Bear - ing the marks of His

- gain. - way.

grace. ~~

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J e - sus was bound to re -

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71 He's Altogether Lovely I. V. B.

lov - ed Friend and He has prom - ised ne'er to When we'll rise with Him and _,,_.

sweet - er than the hon - ey, bright - er than said, "When thou art wea - ry, come, and I live with Him for - ev - er, walk the streets

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And He's al -And be al • With Christ al •

love - ly love - ly love - ly -fl-

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He is He has There we'll

the morn - ing will give thee

of pur - est

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gold,

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And He ev - 'ry from your hear t will roll ; ev bur den from your heart will roll ;

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72 Lord, Show Me How GREN \'ILl..E KLEISER J, H ULBERT R OBINSON

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long life's way, If I can something helpful say; Lord, show me how. make one strong, If I can cheer by smile or song; Lord, show me how. bur - den less, If I can spread more hap-pi-ness; Lord, show me how. one m need, If I can sow a fruit-ful seed; Lord , show me how. bet - ter start, If I can find a no-bier part ; Lord, show me how.

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Saviour, Lead the Way

way, 0 Lord, my blest Re- deem - er, way thro' val - leys cold and drear - y, way, 0 Lord, by faith I'll fol - low, way un - ti! the Ho - ly Cit - y,

CHORUS

Rev. RUPERT CRAVENS

Thro' the clouds and Or up - on the With the sweet as -Com - ing in - to

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Be Thou near me, Sav-iour, day by day. Knowing I am safe with-in Thy care. Bless-ed Sav - iour, gent-ly Ev - er trust - ing in Thy pow'r di - vine.

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er from Thee wan - der, Lead me, Sav-iour, to the glo - ry dawn.

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74 Wait, Complaining Not THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

-·-I 1. There is a sweet and hallowed home Be - yond the ken of mor - ta! strife 2. God knows what fears be - set thy way, His lov-ing heart for-gets thee not; 3. Tho' fierce the en - e - my as - sail, God's child shall never be for - got; 4. What - ev - er chang-es may be - tide, How - ev - er hard thy earth-ly lot,

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75 Happy Because I Am Saved H. D.L. HARRY DIXON LOES

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1. There were treas-ures in the world that I held most dear, There were 2. All the rav - a - ges of E - gypt I now de - plore,On its 3. From the blight-ing curse of sin I am free to - day, I have 4. I am seek- ing way-ward souls who have sin-sick grown; Won't you

,___.___.__.~~='=----'_~_: :--,--+-~-SJ~ ~ R$ pleas-u~es that I sought for their mirth and cheer; But since Je - sus by His van - i - ty and i - dols I dwell no more, For I'm feast-ing on the fel - low-ship with saints who be-Jieve and pray, And, a sweet old-fash-ioned

me in the praise of the Christ I own? You will find in Him a ... -#-

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banished sin and fear, I am age of Canaan's shore, And I'm on the King's highway-I'm so

you have nev - er known, And be

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be - cause I am saved. be - cause I am saved. be - cause I am saved. be-cause you are saved.

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I am hap-py, I am hap-py,

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76 They Beckon Me \VJLB R J . POWELi. THORO HARRIS

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1. They beck-on 2. They beck-on 3. They beck-on 4. They beck-on

me, the lights of home, As o-ver this wide world I roam; me, the lights of home, They bid me ling-er not, but come; me, they seem to say, "Keep pressing on the up-ward way; me, the lights that gleam A - cross old Jordan's sul-len stream,

~~=ffif~+--~oo~~~~-J --f*~:-~t ~tt~~~ t__,__,t1 EfE~· i From lands be - yond death's roll-ing sea The lights of glo-ry beck-on me. Thru shad-ows deep and mid-night gloom They beckon me, the lights of home. When life is past and day is done A welcome waits in yon-der home." To where night's shade can nev-er come, To heav-en's bright e-ter-nal home.

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-· - -S:- i.i -· Those golden lights appear a - bove me From dear ones who love me, They

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77 I Want to Go There Rev. D. S. Rev. D. SULLINS

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..... ..... ..... .... +· ..._, --- -·-tell of a cit - y far up In the sky, I want to go

gates are all pearl its streets are all gold, I want to go When the old ship of Zi - on shall make her last trip, I want to go

4. When Je -

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there, I do; there, I do; there, I do; there, I do;

SUS is crown('d the King of all kings, I want to go

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--- -:J:---S----=S- ... -· -'Tis built m the land of "the sweet by and by." I The Lamb is the light of that cit - y we're told, I With heads all un - cov-ered to greet the old ship, I With shout - ing and clap-ping till

want to go there, don't you? want to go there, don't you? want to go there, don't you? want .to go there, don't you?

Therei Je - sus has gone to prepare us a Death robs us all here, there none ev-er When all the ship's com-pa-ny meet on the Hal-le - lu - jah we'll shout a - gain and a-

home, I want to go there, I do; Where sick-ness nor sor - row nor

die, I want to go there , I do; Where loved ones will hev - er a -strand, I want to be there, I do; "With songs on our lips and with

gain, I want to be there, I do; And close with the cha - rus, A -

death ev - er come, I want to go there, don't you? gain say good-bye; I want to go there, don't you? 1-2. I want to go there, harps in our hands," I want to be there, don't you? 3-4. I want to be there,

men, and A-men, I want to be there, don't you?

I want to go there, I want to go there, I do; I want to be there, I ex-pect to be there, I do;

want to go there, don't you? pect to be there, don't you?

78 So May I THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

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mor - tal grief and grim de - spair, If some one else can some one else who knows the cost; Heartbro -ken o'er His some who suf - fer keen and long Can yet for - give each

4. If some can rise a - hove their fears To hope for joy thru 5. And if the Christ who bled and died By heart less sin - ners

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l breathe a prayer A - mid the gloom which gathers there, Then pain and loss, Can brave-ly bear life's bit - ter cross. Then cru - el wrong And raise to heav'n the cheerful song, Then fu - ture years, And smile a - mid their blinding tears, Then cru - ci - fied, In God the Fa-ther could con - fide, Then

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so so so so so

may I. may I. may I. may I. may I.

79 Stand By Me Words and Music by c. A. TINDLEY

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ii I I 1. When the storms of life are rag-ing, Stand by me; (stand by me;) When the 2. In the midst of trib - u - lations, Stand by me; In the 3. In the midst of faults and failures, Stand by me; In the 4. In the midst of per - se - cu-tion, Stand by me; In the 5. When I'm grow-ing old and fee - ble, Stand by me; (by me;) When I'm

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storms of life are rag - ing, Stand by me; (stand by me;) When the midst of trib - u - la - tions, Stand by me; When the midst of faults and fail - ures, Stand by me; When I midst of per - se - cu - tion, Stand by me; When my grow - ing old and fee - ble, Stand by me; (stand by me;) When my

world hosts do foes life

is toss -of hell

the best in battle be - comes

ing me as - sail, I can,

ar - ray a burden,

a my my der I'm

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ship up - on strength be - gins friends mis - un -

- take to stop near - ing chill

the sea, to fail,

der -stand, my way,

- y Jordan,

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Thou who rul - est Thou who nev - er Thou who know - est Thou who saved 0 thou "Lil - y

g

wind and lost a all a -

Paul and of the

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wa - ter, Stand by me. (stand by me.) bat - tle, Stand by me.

bout me, Stand by me. Si - las, Stand by me.

val - ley," Stand by me. (by me.) I I

80 Won't It Be Glorious? THORO H \RRI S THOP.O HAP.P.IS

TUTTI

1. Soon we shall en - ter the pal-ace of heav-en To feast on its beau -2. Close to our dear ones in Par - a-dise dwell-ing Their love and de - vo -3. Dai - ly con-vers-ing with saints and with sag - es Who quailed not the truth 4. Thru His wide u - ni-verse tire-less - ly wing-ing Like birds on the glad 5. Walk-ing the streets of that cit - y su-per-nal; The home He has gone

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ties so rare (o - ver there); Crowns of re - joic-ing to all will be giv- en. tion to share(o-ver there), How they have aid-ed us grate-ful - ly tell - ing to de - dare (to de-dare), Near our Re-deem-er thru num-ber-less a - ges, morning air (on the air), Songs of the ransom'd tri-um-phant-ly sing-ing, to pre - pare (o-ver there), Bear - ing the im-age of God the E - ter - nal, m I ~ fftijl, i =g JJ I, r-F~

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0 won't it be glo - ri - ous there? An gels in gar-ments An-gels of light

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so spot-less-ly fair

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If;·~ ~ w: lilt i f';l~2fl wea ry no long-er shall roam! 0 won't it be glo - ri-ous there? wea-ry at home,

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81 I Wish You Knew My Friend LIZZIE DE ARMOND THORO HARRIS

DUET

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1. I wish you knew my Friend; How dreary life would be With-out His lov - ing 2. I wish you knew my Friend; He did so much for me, His touch of pow'r hath 3. I wish you knew my Friend So glo-ri-ous and strong,Whatc'er may come H e' ll -~-----~-j---

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.. . I II ." voice to cheer each day! While He 1s at mv side No

each passing day. stand-ing at my side made my spir - it whole. In Je- sus you will find A

com-plete-ly whole. sure-ly find glad - ly help you thru. 0 think of Cal-v'ry's hill, Let

your strength renew. rugged hill,

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e - vii can he - tide, All care and trou-ble quick-ly fly a - way.

I Broth-er faith-ful, kind, And He is wait-ing now to save your soul. doubting thoughts be still; I know He's just the ver - y One for you.

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I wish you knew my Friend, The soul's e - ter - nal Friend , Our gra-cious

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II + ~ Sav - iour kind and true. I wish you knew my Friend,

so patient, kind and true.

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On Him you may de-pend; I know He'll prove a faith-ful Friend to you.

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FOR MALE VOICES

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For I shall with the an - gels dwell, Some day, some bless-ed day. And glist - 'ning robes of white I'll wear, Some day, some bless-ed day. Shall with His peo - pie find a place, Some day, some bless-ed day. And find how much to Christ I owe, Some day, some bless-ed day.

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Some Some bless - ed

day, day,

83 Be an Heir With Jesus G. L. G. G. L . G1tlSWOLD

'ti 1. Be an heir with J e - sus up in glo - ry, 2. Je - sus did not come to save the right-eous, 3. He was will-ing on the cross to suf - fer,

God the Fa-ther gave His J e - sus came to seek and There in ag - o - ny sin's

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Son for you; (for you) Come and take Him as your Lord and Sav - iour, save the lost; (the lost) E - ven now He waits for us in heav - en. debt to pay; (to pay) With His nail-pierced hands out-stretched to sin-ners,

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~~~ J' •r+l-1-1-1~1J~·-=t~I ::.c::::h~f"=L.f=:tf=t=-'~ • • •,. "" -, I I I I Be an heir of God the Fa - ther too. (Fa-ther too) For our souls, He did not count the cost. (count the cost) He is call - ing,call-ing you to - day. (you to - day)

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Je - sus up in glo ry, Ev - er-more to reign there heir with Je - sus up in glo - ry, Ev er - more

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by His side; Where for end - less a - ges we'll a -to reign t~:t His side;

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~ ., ., i Je - sus, who for sin was cru - ci - fied. {cru-ci-fied)

84 At Calvary WM. R. NEWELL D. B. TOWNER.

cru - ci - fied, Know-ing not it was for me He died On Cal - va - ry. law I'd spurned, Till my guilt-y soul im-plor-ing turned To Cal - va - ry. as my King, Now my raptured soul can on - ly sing Of Cal - va - ry.

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free; Par - don there was mu! - ti -

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plied to me; There my bur-dened soul found lib-er - ty, At Cal - va - ry.

85 I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go MARY BROWN CARRIE E. ROUNSEFELL

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1. It may not be on the mountain's height, Or o - ver the storm-y sea; 2. Per - haps to-day there are lov-ing words Whichje-sus would have me speak; 3. There's sure - ly somewhere a low - ly place In earth's harvest-fields so wide,

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86 Someone ls Praying for You THORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

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1. Long-ing for free-dom and rest com-plete, Find - ing the bit - ter ex -2. Are you dis-cour-aged by fail - ures past? Skies that were sun - ny have 3 Will you not turn from your sin to - day, Plead-ing, "Lordje - sus, di-

! 4. Point-ing the path to a shin - ing goal, Christ is now wait-ing to s· Now whil< God'un-go1' •re hov -' ,ing nm, Now w;J, ': S•v-iouq00,

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ceeds the sweet, Tread-ing life's high-way with ach - ing feet, Some-one is clouds o'er-cast? Do e - vii hab - its en - chain you fast? Some-one is rect my way"?Why not His gos - pel of truth o - bey? Dear ones are guide your soul. Yield up your life to His blest con - trol While we are prayer will hear, Will you not bow with a heart sin - cere While we are

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y-ing for you. Someone is pray-ing for you(fo1r you), Someone

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pray-ing for you.

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87 This Wonderful Story ls True Tl-IORO HARRIS THORO HARRIS

~J_t._± s-+--· __ J ---~ i: i I t~-9+£L?: I i ~~ -•- -t +· I · ~ -~- I I 1. A sto - ry was 2. They spoke of a 3. There's no oth - er

told me a Shepherd so sto - ry so

longtime ho - ly, ten-der,

a - go, A sto - ry that so kind, Once born in a so sweet; I'd tell it a -

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~~*i-l-N9Md:~_5i-#t-i-6©~d~-Hi ~ ·f9-.:_,;-#· + + I ~ ~ nev-er grows old, Of tender com-pas-sion, of sor-row and woe And a land far a - way; He sought out the erring,gave sight to the blind,As He

g~-n ~d a - ga'..; A~ea:±:; · liev-~· ~Jl·d ;p:~ Heaven's.

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gold. It seemcth so strange, but 'tis told o'er and day; How He was de - rid- ed by those He would men. He call-eth them home to the Fa-ther a -

heart that was pur-er than o - pen'd the kingdom of mes·- sage of mer-cy for

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rea-son I knew not be - fore: This won-der-ful sto - ry is true. gressors He free - ly for-g-ave- This won-der-ful sto - ry is true. Be - ing of un-bound-ed love. This won-der-ful sto - ry is true.

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save you, your life to re - new: 7'his won-der - Jul sto - ry is true. Co pyright, 1952, by Pilgrim Publishing H ouse

is true This wonderful sto - ry is (O, so true)

88 Unto You Is Born a Saviour

D. S.

true (it is true);

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H. E. F. HELEN E. FROMM

-·- ... .I 1. H eav'n-ly hosts proclaimed glad ti-dings, While the shepherds watched their sheep;

the wise - men as they jour-ney,From the East-they trav-el far, - sus came to earth from glo - ry; As a babe the Sav-iour came;

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.I Brought to men the first glad car - ols, O f the Babe who lay a - sleep. Seek - ing Christ, the King long promised, Glad - ly fol - low - ing the star. Gave His life one day, on Cal-v'ry, Brought sal-va - tion thru His Name. ,,-.... .....

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is born a Sav-iour, Which is Christ, your Lord and King;" I rg

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Hear the heav'n-ly hosts a - dare Him, Un - to earth glad ti-dings bring.

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89 Put Your Trust ln Jesus M. C. MARGUERITE CARR

• Life need not be drear -y, Life need not be sad; Put your trust in Put your trust in J e - sus, He will see you through, Fu! - ly un-derH e is life en - dur - ing, He is love su - preme ! Where He leads you,

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He will make you glad . H e will share your bur - dens, All the things you do; We are but His chi! - dren, Walk - ing m love's gleam; Naught save kindest mer - cy

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Light-en toil and care, And your ev-'ry wor - ry He will gladly share. And H e loves us so; Keep the great commandment,Ev-'ry-where you go. Will our Lord ex - tend, Trust His grace to keep you Faith-ful to the end.

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your trust J e sus, in Trust Him Put Put your hope and trust in Je - sus, Je - sus, Trust Him, _._ .. - _._ -IL _,,_ _.__ ~-

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the Fol- low in His foot - steps foot - steps,fol-low

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day; He will walk with you, and ev - 'ry day; He will walk and talk with you, and

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guide you Through to vie to ry; safe - ly guide you Through to vie - to - ry, to vie - to - ry;

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So, put your trust m .Je - sus, That you may have lib - er - ty. ..... .a... _,._ _.__ i' i'

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90 Prayer :M. L. D .

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1. Lord, let me walk with Thee, Life's 2. Lord, let Thy will be mine, Teach 3. When in my dark - est hour, 4. When ends this life for me,

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My con - stant ref - uge be, My life of dross re - fine, Shel - ter me in love's bow'r, Through all e - ter - ni - ty,


Giv Thy

Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord,

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path-way fear - less - ly; me Thy truths er of grace

pres-ence

I Lord of Lord of Lord of Lord of

may

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and pow'r, I

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91 I Am Working With My Lord V. E. A. VERNA E. ACKER

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--- II \I l; 0 so hap- py, Just to know my Lord is near ;

un - to the har - vest, There is need for reap-ers true; l'I l'I _._

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That He knows my So He calls us

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al - lays my ev • 'ry fear. He will the la - bor-ers are few. Lis - ten

this world I trav-el through. I am work-ing, working, the ser-vice of the Lord.

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I am work-ing with my Lord; I am hap-py, hap-py, hap-py,

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giv -ing out His ho - ly word;There is much that I can do, as this

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tra v - el thro', So I'm work-ing, work-ing, working with my Lord. l'I l'I

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92 What the World Needs Is Jesus B. A. B. BENJ . A. BAUll

I sin and sad-ness; What the world needs isJe-sus, Just to know my Lord.

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INDEX

Amazed 58 Are You a Born Again Christian? 18 Are You Living for Jesus? 34 At Calvary 84 At the Door 49

Be an Heir With Jesus 83 Because He Lives 1 Bethlehem's Manger 36

Calling Thee Home 37 Can He Trust You? 11 Christ Lifted Me 8 Chosen and Called by Jesus 42

Dwell in His J,ove 43

Ere t.he Bun Goes Down 29 Every Sin Is Under the Illood 44

For Every Night A Star 16

Give Me a Passion for Souls 10 Give Me Jesus 9 God's Trumpet 51 God'R Wonderful Grace Reaches Even

Me 31

Happy Because I Am Saved 75 He Is There 30 He Walked the Wav Alone 3 He'll Never, No, Never, Let Go My

Hand 4 He's Altogether Lovely 71 His Love Has Won My Heart 59 Hie Name is Jesus 39 I Am the Lord's 23 I Am Working With my Lord 91 I Love .JesuR All the Way 53 I Shall See Him 48 I Want To Go There 77 I " "ish You Knew Mv Friend 81 I Would Like to Have Been With Him 40 I 'Vould Not Want. to '.\1iss It 60 I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go 85 I'll Live For Him 26 I'm Lost From the World 2 Isaiah 53:5 21

Jesus Has You On His Heart Jesus Is Coming Jesus Leads Jesus '.\1y Captain Jesus Will Love Me Forever Joy and Peace Joy in '.\1y Heart

19 57 64 15 35 63 33

Lead Mc Gently Home, Father 17 Living for Jesus 69 Lo, He Cometh 13 Look to the Lamb of God 12 Lord, I Want to be a Christian 45 Lord, Show Me How 72

Many a Time 41 '.\1y Father's Love 56 My Shepherd Be 54

No Place in the Inn 24 Not Here But Ri~en 46 Nothing Bet}\·een 47

0 the Glory 5 Our Place in Service 50

Praver 90 Put Your Trust in Jesus 89

Rock of Ages 14

Saviour, Lead the Way 73 Send .\ Gracious Revival, Lord 62 Sing the Glory Down 6 So 1\1ay I 78 Borne Illessed Day 82 Some Day, Somewhere 66 Someone Is Praving for You 86 Sometime, Somewhere 61 Stand By Me 79

The Gift of Freedom 70 The Lights of Home 67 The Shepherd's Lost Sheep 38 Thev Beckon Me 76 This Wonderful Story is True 87 Time to Prepare 22 To See Jesus Will Be Heaven 20 Transforming Love 65 Tree of Life 28 Trust in the Lord With All Thy Heart 27 'Twas a Glad Day 52

Unto You Is Born A Saviour 88

Wait, Complaining Not 74 Watch and Pray 55 What the World Needs is .Jesus 92 What Would I Do Without Jesus? 7 When Shadows Fall 68 Wonderful Peace 25 Won't It Be Glorious? 80

You Must Welcome Him 32

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