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Psalms,
Hymns,
and
Spiritual
Songs
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Contents
The Hymns
God Our Father

His Praise........................................ 1- 44
His Love and Guidance........................... 45- 64
His Works in Creation............................ 65- 73
His Holy Spirit.................................... 74- 81
Jesus Our Savior

His Advent.:...................................... 82- 84
His Birth ........... . .............................. 85-107
His Earthly Ministry............................... 108-115
His Sufferings and Death ......................... 116-140
His Resurrection ................................. 141-150
His Praise ........................................ 151-204
The Scriptures ......................................... 205-215
The Church
Its Nature and Fellowship .... . ...................... 216-226
The Lord's Supper................................ 227-235
The Christian Life

Repentance and Invitation ....................... 236-266
Baptism .......................................... 267-273
Prayer ............................................ 27 4-297
Aspiration ........................................ 298-327
Stewardship and Service ......................... 328-346
Missions and Evangelism ......................... 347-359
Salvation and Witness ............................ 360-390
Commitment and Consecration ................... 391-411
Challenge and Victory ............................ 412-429
Assurance and Trust. ............................. 430-453
Peace and Comfort ............................... 454-475
The Christian Hope

Second Advent ................................... 4 76-500
Resurrection ..................................... 501-504
Kingdom ....................' ...................... 505-520
Home and Family ...................................... 521-529
Special Times and Seasons

Morning and Evening ............................. 530-536
Patriotic .......................................... 537-542
Thanksgiving ..................................... 543-552
New Year ......................................... 553-554
Service Music
Call to Worship ................................... 555-565
Amens ................................................ 566
Prayer Response ................................. 567-572
Benedictions ..................................... 573-575
Doxology ...............•.............................. 576
Choruses ......................................... 577-585
The Scripture Readings .......................................... 1-76
The Indexes Page

Alphabetical Index of Scripture Readings .................... 577
Subject Index of Scripture Readings ......................... 578
Scriptural Index of Scripture Readings ....................... 579
Index of Scriptures Used Under Title Line ................... 581
Alphabetical Index of Tunes ................................. 583
Metrical Index of Tunes .........................•............ 586
Index of Authors, Composers, and Arrangers................. 587
Topical Index of Hymns ...................................... 592
Alphabetical Index of Hymns................................. 599
Foreword
The Hymnal Committee takes great pleasure in presenting this hymnbook
to you. The title of the book was chosen from the words of the Apostle Paul as
he wrote to the churches at Ephesus and Colosse and suggested that the
brethren speak, teach, and admonish one another"in psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs." (Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16.) He furthermore urged
these early Christians to make melody in their hearts to the Lord and sing with
"gratitude" (Diaglott) in their hearts to the Lord.
It is our prayer that your congregation will use Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual
Songs to make a beautiful melody to the Lord and that your heart will be filled ·
with gratitude and love as you sing of your hope and faith.
This book has been prepared in an effort to encourage a more complete

experience in worship. Our desire is to perpetuate a vibrant, exciting singing
experience as an integral part of each worship service. It is our intention that
this hymnal facilitate your praise of God, be a tool to lead people to Christ, and
serve as a powerful force that will motivate each believer to greater Christian
service.
The emphasis throughout this hymnal is on the great truths of the Bible. An
effort has been made to include songs which speak of many of the major
doctrines of God's Word. Furthermore, the central message of each hymn is
indicated by a Scripture text under each title.
Many hymns are in lower, more singable keys. Accompanists will notice that
hymn introductions have been indicated by brackets (r 7). Responsive
Scripture readings and a number of indexes have been included in the back of
the book We have endeavored to acknowledge the ownership of all
copyrights and to secure permission for their use. Any ommissions will be
corrected in future printings.
It is our hope that Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs will serve the church
until Jesus comes back to earth, at which time the saints will join together in a
mighty chorus to sing a new song in God's great Kingdom. (Rev. 5:9-14.)
Hymnal Committee,
Stephen Bolhous
David Krogh
Louise Lapp
Dale Ramsey
Beth Vancil
How Great Thou Art I
Great i• the Lord, and greatly to be praised. P•a. 48:1
0 STORE GUO 11 10 11 10 Ref.

Stuart K. Hine
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1. 0 Lord my God, when I in awe• some won der Con - sid • er
2. When thro' the woods and for-est glades I wan • der And hear the
3. And when I think that God, His Son not spar • ing, Sent Him to
all * Thy hands have

the worlds
birds sing sweet - ly in the
die, I scarce can take it
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m ade,_ I see the
trees,. When I look
in,_ That on the
stars, * - ing
I hear the roll
down from loft - y moun - tain
cross, my bur-den glad • ly
thun • der, Thy pow'r thro'-out the u • ni -verse dis

gran . deur, And hear the brook and feel the gen • tie Then sings my
bear . ing, He bled and died to take a - way my sin. ___
•Translator's original words are "works" and "mi&hty."

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GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PitAJSI!:
2 Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
For then shalt thou haue thy delight in the Almighty. Job 22:26
Joachim Neander LOBE DEN HERREN lrreg,

Trans. by Catherine Winkworth Stralsund Gesangbuch
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1. Praise to the Lord, the Al • might · y, the King of ere •

2. Praise to the Lord, who o'er all things so won -drous- ly reign.
3. Praise to the Lord, who doth pros • per thy work and de • fend
4. Praise to the Lord! 0 let all that is in me a • dore
tion! 0 my soul, praise Him, for He is thy health and sal •

eth, Shel• ters thee un • der His wings, yea, so gen • tly SUS·
thee; Sure • ly His good • ness and mer • cy here dai ly at •
Him! All that hath life and breath, come now with prais • es be-
All ye who to His tern • pie draw

Hast thou not thy de • sires e'er have
Pon. der the Al . might • y can
Let the from His peo • pie
Join me In glad ad • 0 . ra
Grant• ed in what He or . dain
If with His love He be . friend ___
Glad . ly for aye we a . dore A . men.
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GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above 3
The Lord reigneth; let the earth rejoice. P,a. 9 7: 1
Johann J. Schtitz MIT FREUDEN ZART 8 7 8 7 8 8 7

Trans. by Frances E. Cox Bohemian Brethren's Klrchengesii.nce, Berlin
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1. Sing praise to God who reigns a - bove, The God of all ere -
2. What God's al-might· y pow'r hath made His gra - cious mer - cy_
3. The Lord is nev • er far a - way, But, through all grief dis -
4. Thus, all my glad-some way a - long, I sing a - loud Thy_
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a - tion, The God of pow'r, the God of love, The God of our sal -
keep- eth; By morn - ing glow or eve - ning shade His watch-ful eye ne'er
tress- ing, An ev - er- pres -ent help and stay, Our peace, and joy, and
prais -es, That men may hear the grate - ful song My voice un - wea - ried
tion; With heal - ing balm my life fills, And

eth; With in the king dom of might, Lo!
ing; As with a moth - er's ten - der hand, He
rais - es, Be joy - ful in the Lord, my heart, Both
ev - ery faith-less mur - mur stills: To God all praise and_ glo - ry.
all is just and all is right: To God all praise and_ glo • ry.
leads His own, His cho - sen band: To God all praise and_ glo - ry.
mind and bod - y bear your part: To God all praise and_ glo • ry. A - men.
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4 0 Worship the King
O Lord my God, •• • Thou art clothed with honor and majesty. Paa. 104: I
Psalm 104 LYONS 10 10 11 11
William Kethe William Gardiner's Sacred Melodies
Adapt. by Robert Grant Arr. from Johann M. Haydn
1.0 wor • ship the King, all glo - rious a • hove, Q_ grate • ful . ly
2. 0 tell of His might, 0 sing of His grace, Whose - robe is the
3. Thy boun • ti • ful care what tongue can re • cite? It __ breathes in the
4. Frail chil -dren of dust, and fee • ble as frail, In __ Thee do we
sing His pow'r_and His love; Our Shield and De • fend • er, the An- cient of
light, whose can • o • py space. His char • iots of wrath the deep thun - der clouds
air, it shines in the light; It streams from the hills, it de • scends to the
trust, nor find Thee to fail; Thy mer • cies how ten • der! how firm to the
Days, Pa vii - ioned in splen • dor and gird - ed with praise.

form, And dark is His path on the wings of the storm.
plain, And sweet - ly dis - tills in the dew and the rain.
end! Our Mak- er, De - fend - er, Re • deem • er and Friend. A • men.
5 All People That on Earth Do Dwell

Maire a Joyful nol•e unto the Lord, all ye landa. Psa. I 00: J OLD HUNDREDTH L.M.
Psalm 100 Genevan Psalter
William Kethe Louis Bourgeois
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1. All peo - pie that on earth do dwell, Sing to the Lord with cheer-Cul voice;
2. The Lord, ye know, is God in . deed; With • out our aid He did us make;
3. 0 en • ter then His gates with praise, Ap • proach with joy His courts un - to;
4. For why? The Lord our God is good, His mer • cy is for • ev • er sure;
Thia tune In another rhythm, No. 676

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Him serve with fear, His praise fo1th tell, Come ye be-fore Him and re • joice.
We are His flock, He doth us feed, And for His sheep He doth us take.
Praise, laud, and bless His name al. ways, For it is seem- ly so to do.
His truth at all times firm • ly stood, And shall from age to age en • dure. A •men.
Come, Thou Almighty King 6

Giue unto the Lord the 61ory due unto Hu name. P•a. 29:2
ITALIAN HYMN 6 6 4 6 6 6 4
Source unknown Felice de Giardini
1. Come, Thou Al • y King, Help us Thy name_ to sing,

2. Come, let us Thy voice, We have made Thee_ our choice,
3. Come, God of an • cient days, As we give laud_ and praise,
4. 0 Fa • ther, un to Thee, E • ter • nal prais - es be,
Help us to praise: Fa • ther, all glo - ri - ous, O'er all vie -

In this glad hour: Thou who al might - y art, Now rule in
Our prayer at • tend: As we our sins con - fess, Come and Thy
Hence ev . er • more· Thy sov'-reign maj - es - ty May all Thy
to - ri - ous, Come, and reign o - ver us, An - cient of Days.

ev' - ry heart, And ne'er from us de-part, Our strength and tow'r.
peo - pie bless, Lead us to ho - Ii- ness, Our lives de - fend.
peo • pie see, And in e - ter - ni - ty Love and a - dore! A - men.
Tl,i.< 111111• i1111 /1m•1•rk1•11, No. 174

7 Praise the Lord! Ye Heavens, Adore Him
Pralae ;ye the Lord from the heauena : praise Him In the heights. Psa. 148 : I
Psalm 148
Foundling Hospital Collect/on AUSTRIAN HYMN 8 7 8 7 D.
St. 3, Edward Osler Franz Joseph Haydn
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1. Praise the Lord! ye heav'ns, a- dore_ him; Praise him, an• gels in the_ height;
2. Praise the Lord! for He is glo • rious; Nev • er shall His prom• ise _ fail;
3. Wor · ship, hon. ·or, glo . ry, bless · ing, Lord, we of· fer un · to_ Thee;
Sun and moon, re • joice Him; Praise Him, ail ye stars of_ light.
God hath made His saints rious; Sin and death shall not pre • vail.
Young and old, Thy praise ex-press . ing, In._ glad horn -age bend the _knee.
Praise the Lord! for

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He hath spo • ken; Worlds His might• y voice o • beycd;
Praise the God_ of our sal • va • tion! Hosts on high, His pow'r pro- claim;
All the saints on earth a • dore Thee; We ·would bow be • fore Thy throne:
Lawswhich nev-er shall be broken For their guid-ance _ He hath made.
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Heav'n and earth and all ere - a • tion, Laud and mag • ni - fy His name.
As Thine an - gels serve be-fore Thee, So on earth 'fh. _ will be done. A• men.
Alternate tune, No. 41

T/ii11 tu11e i11 a higher k1·11, No. !i/3
Praise the Lord Who Reigns Above 8
Praiae God in Hi• aanctuary: praiae Him in the firmament of Hia power. Paa. 150: 1
Psalm 150 AMSTERDAM 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 6

Charles Wesley Foundery Coluction
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1. Praise the Lord who reigns a - bove And keeps His court be - low;
2. Cel • e • brate th'e - ter - nal God With harp and psal - ter - y,
3. Him, in whom they move and Let ev - ery crea - ture sing,
Praise the ho . ly God of love, And all His great - ness show;
Tim - brels soft and cym - bals loud In His high praise a gree;
Glo - ry to their Mak - er give, And horn - age to their King.
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Praise Him for His no • ble deeds, Praise Him for His match - less
Praise Him ev • ery tune - ful string; All the reach of heav'n - ly
Hallow-ed be His name be · neath, As heav'n on earth a
Him from whom all good pro - ceeds Let earth and heav'n a - dore.
All the pow'rs of mu sic bring, The mu - sic of the heart.
Praise the Lord in ev - ery breath, Let all things praise the Lord. A - men.
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GOD OUR FATHER : HIS PRAISE

9 Let the Whole Creation Cry
Let them praiu ••• for He commanded, and they were created. Paa. 148 :6
Psalm 148 LLANF AIR 7 7 7 7 Alleluias

Stopford A . Brooke Robert Williams
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1. Let the whole ere . a . tion cry

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Al le lu . ia!
2. Praise Him, all ye hosts a . bove, Al le lu . ia!
3. War • riors fight • ing for the Lord, Al le lu ia!
4.Men and worn • en, young and old, Al le lu . ia!
Glo - ry to the Lord on high! le ia!

Ev - er bright and fair in love! Al le ia!
Proph • ets bum • ing with His Word, Al le ia!
Raise the an - them man . i . fold; Al le ia!
Heav'n and earth, a - wake and sing, le lu ia!

Sun and moon, lift up your voice, le lu ia!
Those to whom the arts - long, le - lu ia!
And let chil -dren's hap hearts, le - lu ia!
God is God and there • fore King, Al le lu - ia!

Night and stars in God re - joice, Al le lu - ia!
Add their voic - es to the song, Al le lu - ia!
In this worship bear their parts: Al le lu • ia!
,..--..... A • men.

God of Everlasting Glory 10
How uruearchable are hla Judgment• and hla way• paat finding out! Rom. 11 :33
BRETON ROAD 8 5 8 5 D.
John W. Peterson John W. Peterson
1. God of ev - er - last - ing Fill - ing earth and

2. As we push man's fron - tiers In - to out - er space,_
3. In the o - pen book of na - ture Faith re - mains un - moved_
4. Through the course of hu - man his - t'ry Has Thy pur - pose run, _
Ev - ery-where Thy won -ders 0 - pen To our search- ing eye:

Reach - ing for the stars and plan - ets, Still Thy hand we trace;
Pat - terns of the Mas - ter Build - er By each fact are proved;
And in sub - stance have we seen Thee In Thy glo - rious Son:
In our tel - e - scop - ic prob - ing _ Light years from our world,
In the lab - 'ra - to - ry's si - lence, Where Thy se - crets hide,
So with rev - 'rent hearts we pon - der All the grand de - sign
He it was who came to save us And our hopes to raise-
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In the at - om's theo-ried struc • ture Sci - ence has un - furled.

There the mar • vets of ere • a - tion Are for us sup - plied.
Of the u - ni • verse a • round us, Wrought by hands di vine.
God of ev • er - last • ing glo • ry, Thy great name we praise! A . men.
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11 Praise Our God
Praise our God, all ye his servant,, and ye that fear him, both ,mall and 1reat. Re11. 19:5
KENT 8 7 8 7 Ref.
1. Praise our God, all ye His serv - ants, Ye that fear Him, small and great;
2. Praise our God, all ye His serv - ants, For His con - de - scend - ing grace,
3. Praise our God, all ye His serv - ants, Him whom an -gel hosts ac-claim;
With a sac - ri - flee of wor - ship In His glo - rious pres - ence wait.
For His love that brought sal - va - tion To a sin - ful, fall - en race.
Let us join the ser - aph cho - rus And His worth to all pro - claim.
Refrain
12 God, My King, Thy Might Confes.5ing

I will extol Thee, my God, 0 Kini; and I will ble.. Thy name. Pia. 146: l STUTTGART 8 7 8 7
Richard Ma.nt C. Friedrich Witt
Ba.sed on Psalm 145 Arr. by Henry J. GaunUett
1. God, my King, Thy might con - fess - ing, Ev - er will I bless Thy name;
2. Hon- or great our God be - fit - teth; Who His ma - jes - great
ty can reach?
- ness dwell,
3. They shall talk of all Thy glo - ry, On Thy might and
4. Full of kind-ness and com - pas - sion, Slow to an - ger, vast in love,
5. All Thy works, 0 Lord, shall bless Thee; Thee shall all Thy saints a - dore:
GODOURFATHER : H~PRA~E
Day by day Thy throne ad ·dress-ing, Still
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will I Thy praise pro-claim.
Age to age His works transmit-teth, Age to age His pow'r shall teach.
Speak of Thy dread acts the sto • ry, And Thy deeds of won - der tell.
God is good to all ere . a .- tion; All His works His good-ness prove.
King su- preme shall they con-fess Thee, And pro-claim Thy sov' -reign pow'r. A- men.
Before Jehovah's Awesome Throne 13

In the Lord JEHOVAH is euerltuting strength. Isa. 26:4
DUKE STREET L.M.
Isaac Watts John Hatton
1. Be - fore Je - ho - vah's awe some_ throne, Ye na - tions,

2. His sovereign power, with out our __ aid, Made us of
3. We'll crowd His gates with thank - ful_ songs, High as the
4. Wide as the world is His com . - mand, Vast as E -
bow sa cred joy; Know that the Lord_ is __

clay, formed us men; And when like wan - dering _
heavens our voic - es raise; And earth, with her_ ten __
ter ni ty His love; Firm as a rock His __
God a lone; He can ere - and He de - stroy.

sheep we strayed, He brought us His fold a - gain.
thou sand tongues, Shall fill His courts with sound - ing praise.
truth shall
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stand, When roll - ing years shall cease to move.
GOD OUR FATHER: HlS PRAISE

14 The Lord Is King!
The Lord is our King; he will save us. Isa. 33:22
ALL IS WELL 10 6 10 6 8 8 8 6
Norman Johnson Adapted from J.T. White, 19th century
Freely adapted from The Sacred Harp
Josiah Conder Arr. by Norman Johnson
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1. The Lord is King! Lift up, lift up thy voice Sing His praise, sing His praise!
2. The Lord is King! Let all His worth de-clare Great is He, great is He!
3. The Lord is King! And bow to Him ye must God is great, God is good!
4. The Lord is King! Thru - out His vast do-main He is all, all in all!
All heav'n and earth be · fore Him now re • joice Sing His praise, sing His praise!
Bow to His will and trust His ten• der care Great is He, great is He!
The Judge of all to all is ev • er just God is great, God is good!
The Lord Je • ho • vah ev • er - more shall reign He is all, all in all!
From world to world the joy shall ring, For He a- lone is God and King;
Nor mur-mur at His wise de - crees, Nor doubt His stead- fast prom -is - es;
Ho - ly and true are all His ways: Let ev - 'ry crea - ture shout His praise;
Thru earth and heav'n one song shall ring, From grate• ful hearts th is an -them spring:
From sky to sky His ban - ners fling Sing His praise, sing His praise!
In hum ble faith fall on thy knees Great is He, great is He!
The Lord of Hosts, An - cient of Days God is great, God is good!
A - rise, ye saints, sa - lute thy King All thy days, sing His praise!
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God the Omnipotent! 15
He maheth war• to ceaae unto the end of the earth . Psa. 46:9
Henry F . Chorley and RUSSIAN HYMN 1110 11 9

John Ellerton Alexis F. Lvov
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1. God the Om nip - o - King, who or - dain

2. God the All mer - ci - Earth hath for - sak - en
3. God the All right-eous Man hath de - fled Thee;
4. So shall Thy peo - pie, thank ful de vo - tion,
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Thun der Thy clar - 100, the light - ning Thy sword;
Meek ness and mer cy, and slight - ed Thy Word;
Yet to e - ter ni ty stand eth Thy Word;
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Show forth Thy pit y on ere ou - est;

Let not Thy wrath in its ter rors a - en;
False - hood and wrong shall not tar ry be Thee;
Sing ing in cho - rus from o - cean to o .· cean,
Give to us our time, Lord.

Give to us in our time, Lord.
Give to us in our time, Lord.
Peace to the tions, and praise to the Lord. A -men.
GODOURFATHER:H~PRA~E
16 We Praise Thee, 0 God, Our Redeemer
I bow my knees unto the Father. Eph. 3:14
KREMSER 12 11 12 11
Netherlands melody, before 1626
Arr. by Edward Kremser
1. We praise Thee, 0 God, our Re • deem. er, Cre • a • tor In grate. ful de .
2. We wor • ship Thee, God of our fa· thers, we bless Thee Thru life's storm and
3. With voic • es u • nit • ed our prais • es we of - fer To Thee, great Je .
vo • tion our trib . ute we bring; We lay it be - fore Thee, we kneel_

tern• pest our Guide hast Thou been; When per · ils o'er · take us, es • cape_
ho• vah, glad an-thems we raise; Thy strong arm will guide us, our God_
and a • dore Thee, We bless Thy ho • ly

Thou wilt make us, And with Thy help, 0
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Lord,_ our
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Name,_ glad prais • es we sing.
bat • ties we win.
be · side us To Thee, our great Re • deem-er, for • ev • er be praise!
17 Goo Is My Strong Salvation

The Lord u my light and my •alvatlon. Paa. 27: l
Based on Psalm 27 MEIN LEBEN 7 6 7 6

James Montcomery Melody by Melchior Vulpiua
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1. God is my strong sal • va • tion; What foe have I to fear?

2. Though hosts en-camp a • round me, Firm in the fight I stand;
3. Place on the Lord re . Ii - ance, My soul, with cour • age wait;
4. His might thy heart shall strength - en, His love thy joy in • crease;

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In dark-ness and temp - My help is near.

What ter - ror can con • me, With my right hand'?
His truth be thine af - fi ance, When des · o • late.
Mer - cy thy days shall length - en; The give thee peace. A - men.
Bless the Lord 18

Bless the Lord, 0 my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Psa. 103:J
John W. Peterson BLESS THE LORD 8 7 8 7 Ref.
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1. Bless the Lord and sing His prais-es, Bless the Lord now, 0 my soul;
2. Bless the Lord for love vie • to - rious, Love that con-quered on the tree;
3. Bless the Lord, He walks be-side me And He lights the path be • fore;
4. Bless the Lord for truth He's giv - en For the word of proph · e • cy
Join the song all heav • en rais • es, Let the an- them loud - ly roll!
For His grace so great and glorious Flow • ing out from Cal - va - ry.
Ev • 'ry need is now sup- plied me From His boun. teous heav'n-ly store.
That has drawn the veil from heav • en And re - vealed my des - ti - ny.
my soul;_ Bless the
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GOD OUR FATHER : HIS PRAISE
19 We're Marching to Zion
Let the children of Zion be joyful in their King. Psa. 149:2
MARCHING TO ZION 6 6 8 8 6 6 Ref.

Isaac Watts Robert Lowry
1. Come, we that love the Lord, And let our joys be known,_ Join
2. Let those re - fuse to sing Who nev - er knew our God; __ But
3. Then let our songs a -bound, And ev - 'ry tear be dry, __ We're
in a song with sweet in a song with sweet ac - cord, And

chil - dren of the heaven - ly King, But chi! -dren of the heaven - ly King, May
walk - ing in the Sav - ior's J.>ath, we're walk - ing in the Sav - ior's path, Un -
thus his praise re - sound, And thus his praise re sound. __

speak their joys a- broad, May speak their joys a broad. _ _
til he comes a - gain, Un - til he comes a gain. _ __
1. thus his praise re - sound, And thus praise re
of -
God._

The God of Abraham Praise 20
1( ye be Chriat'a, then are ye Abraham •• aeed. Gal. 3 : 29
LEONI 6 6 8 4 D
Thomas Olivers and
Stephen Bolhous
r
Adapted by Meyer Lyon
,
Traditional Hebrew Melody
1. The God of A - bra'm praise, Who reigns en-throned a - bove,

2. He by Him - self hath sworn I on His oath de - pend;
3. The God of A - bra'm praise, At whose su - preme com - mand
4. The saved of ev' - ry race Give thanks to God on high
An - cient of ev - er - last - ing days, And God

His cov - e - nant shall be ful - filled , At this
The Christ shall come to earth one day, From His
"We praisP. Thee for re - demp-tion 's grace!"They ev er cry.
Je hov - ah, great I AM, f'" and

earth h eav ' n con - fessed,
His king - dom earth shall fill, heir through Christ am I,
I au this world for sake, wis - dom, fame and pow'r.
Hail, A bra'm's God and mine! God of an - cient days,
I bow and bless the sa - cred Name For - ev - er blest.

A seed of A • bra - ham by faith, Now jus - ti • fied.
And Him my on - ly por - tion make, My shield and tow'r.
All might and ma - jes - ty are Thine, And end - less praise. A-men.
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21 Holy Is the Lord
I am God .• • the Holy One in the midst of thee. Ho1ea 11 : 9
HOLY IS THE LORD 9 10 9 9 10 9 Ref.

Fanny J. Crosby Wm.B. Bradbury
r
ho - ly, ho - ly is Sing, 0 ye peo - ple,

praise Him, shout a - loud Watch - man of Zi - on,
ter - nal bless - ed be So may His chil - dren
glad - ly a • dore Him; Let the moun-tains trem - ble His word,
her • ald the sto - ry; Sin and death His king - dam shall de - stray,
glad - ly a - dore Him; When in song we join the hap - py strain,
joy - ful be - fore Him; Might - y in wis- dam,

sing of His glo ry; Praise Him, ye an - gels,
we cast our bright crowns be-fore Him; There in His like- ness
Great is Je - ho - vah, o - ver all.

Robed in His splen. dor, less, di • vine.
Then we shall see Him, we shall sing.
Refrain
GOO OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Begin, My Tongue, Some Heavenly Theme 22
My tongue •na11 •Pean oi 'tliyrighteou•neu. P.o. 35:28
LAND OF REST C.M.
Traditional American melody
Arr. by Annabel M. Buchanen
fr
1. Be - gin, my tongue, some heav'n - ly theme, And speak some bound - less thing,_
2. Tell of His won - drous faith - ful - ness, And sound His pow'r a - broad;-
3. His ver - y word of grace is strong As that which built the skies;_
4. 0 might I hear Thy heav'n - ly tongue But whis - per, "Thou art Mine,"_
The might - y works or might - ier

rname our e - King.
Sing the sweet prom - ise of His grace, The love and God.
The voice that rolls the stars a - long Speaksall the es.
Those gen - tie words should raise my song To notes al - - vine. A-men.
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From "Folk Hymns of America" by Annabel Morris Buchanen. Copyright 1938 by J. Fischer and Bro. (a division of
Belwin Mills Pub. Corp.) copyright renewed 1966. Used by permission.
0 God, Our Help in Ages Past 23

Lord, thou hcut been our dwelling place in all generation•. Paa. 90: l
Psalm 90 ST. ANNE C.M.
Isaac Watts William Croft
r
1.
...
0 God, our help in a - ges past, Our hcpe for years to come,
2. Be - fore the hills in or - der stood, Or earth re - ceived her frame,
3. A thous - and a - ges in Thy sight, Are like an ev -'ning gone;
4. Time, like an ev - er - roll - ing stream, Bears all its sons a - way;
5. 0 God, our help in a - ges past, Our hope for years to come;
Our
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shel - ter from the storm - y blast, And our e - ter - nal home!
From ev - er - last - ing Thou art God, To end - less years the same.
Short as the watch that ends the night, Be - fore the ris - ing sun.
They fly, for - got - ten, as a dream Dies at the ope - ning day.
Be Thou our guide while life shall last, Or till Thy king-dom come. A - men.

24 Eternal God
Tr., hrnre11s du/are the glory of God; a11d the Jirmame11t shewrt/, /,is /,a11dywork. PHa. JY:J
Psalm 19 MEL IT A 8 8 8 8 8 8
Mrs. Louise Lapp John B. Dykes
r
God, our Fa. ther, great Thou art, We wor • ship Thee with
God, Thy feet wis • dom speaks, Thy hand i • work in
Fa • ther, great love is shown Thru Christ who came to
might • y Thy great, Thy wrath the heav'ns and
hum - hie heart; Thy hands a - lone the worlds did make, And
heav'n re - peats; The sun and moon, the star • ry sky Of
save His own; Who gave His life up on the tree That
earth shall shake; All men shall learn to do Thy will, When
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the course that each should glo . ries great
great knowl - edge tes - ti - stat . utes, are
we from sin might be made hearts shall ev . er
Christ shall reign from Zi on's we Thy faith - ful
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name pro- claim, E • ter • nal, ev er .

just and right To guide our feet in
thank - ful be, As we re • turn our
ser - vants be, And hear Thy words, "Come un . Me." A - men .

Day Is Dying in the West 25
Holy, holy, holy, i:. the Lord of host•: the whole earth i:. full of Hu glory. l•a. 6 : 3
CHAUTAUQUA 7 7 7 7 4 Ref.
Mary A. Latbbury William F. Sherwin
1. Day is dy • ing in the west, Heaven is touching earth with rest; Wait and
2. Lord of · life, be • neath the dome Of the u • ni • verse, Thy home, Gath-er
3. While the deepening shadows fall, Heart of Love, en • fold • ing all, Thro' the
4. When for· ev • er from our sight Pass the sor • rows of the night, Lord of
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wor -ship while the night Sets her even-ing lamps_ alight Thro' all
us, who: seek Thy face, To the fold of Thy embrace, For Thou art
glo • ry and the grace Of the stars that veil Thy face, Our hearts as •
angels, on our eyes Let e -ter • nal mor.i-ing rise, And shad-ows
Heaven and earth are

26 We Thank Thee, 0 God
Thanks be to God, which 11i11eth ua the uictory. l Cor. 15:57
WE THANK THEE 11 8 11 8 Ref.

T.O. Chisholm B. D. Ackley
r
1. We thank Thee, 0 God, for the gifts Thou hast giv'n, The blessings Thy
2. We thank Thee, 0 God, for all things Thou hast made, Our sens - es, our
3. We thank Thee for life, that mys - ter - i - ous gift, How strange, how e -
4. We thank Thee for love, that most won - der - ful gift, For friendships and
5. We thank Thee for Him, "Thy un - speak - a - hie gift," With-out whom all
love hath be - stowed; ... Thy goodness and mer - cy our tongues would re • cite,
souls to de - light; ..... The beau - ties and glo - ries that greet us by day,
!us - ive, how sweet! .... For be - ing ere - a - ted and quickened by Thee,
fel - low -ships dear; ..... For all the en - joy - ment and pleasures they yield,
oth - ers were For Je - sus, our Light, our Sal - va - tion, our All,
And pub - lish Th):7 prais • es a - broad.

The wonders and splen - dors of night.
With powers so won - drous re - plete. How great is Thy mer - cy and
For home with its glad - ness and cheer.
Our Hope till His com - ing a - gain.
goodness and love to us. ward, our God and our all Thou hast
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done for the chil - dren of men, Our voic - es for • ev • er could sing. __
Holy, Holy, Holy 27

They rest not day and night, saying, Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty. Rev. 4:8
NICAEA 111212 10
Reginald Heber John B. Dykes
1. Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Lord God Al - might - y! Ear - ly in the

2. Ho - ly, Ho - ly, All the saints a - dore Thee, Cast- ing down their
3. Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Tho' the dark-ness hide Thee, Tho' the eye of
4. Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Lord God Al - might - y! All Thy works shall
mom • ing our song shall rise to Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Ho - ly!

gold - en crowns a - round the glass . y sea; Cher • u - him and ser- a. phim
sin - ful man Thy glo - ry may not see, On - ly Thou art Ho - ly;
praise Thy name in earth, and sky, and sea; Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Ho - ly!
J:r -ci - ful and Might -y!

fall-ing down be . fore Thee,
God ev -er glo • rious, prais-es be to Thee!
Who wert, and art, and ev -er-more shalt be.
there is none be - side Thee Per - feet in pow'r, in love, in pu • ri - ty.
Mer -ci • ful and Might - y! God ev • er glo • rious, prais • es be to Thee! A. men.
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28 Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Hi6 compauiom fail not. They are new euery morninf. Lam. 3 : 22, 23
FAITHFULNESS 1110 1110 Ref.

Thomas O. Chisholm William M. Runyan
1. Great is Thy faith - ful ness, 0 God my Fa • ther, There is no shad • ow of

2. Sum• mer and win • ter, and springtime and har - vest, Sun, moon and stars in their
3. Par · don for sin and a peace that er - dur • eth, Thy own dear pres -ence to ·
tum . ing with Thee; Thou chang-est not, Thy com . pas • sions they fail not;
cours • es a - hove Join with all na • ture m man • i • fold wit • ness
cheer and to guide; Strength for to • day and bright hope for to . mor • row,
As Thou hast been Thou for .. ev - er wilt be.

To Thy great faith - ful • ness, mer - cy and love. Great is Thy faith - ful-ness!
Bless-ings all mine, with ten thou -sand be - side!
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A Mighty Fortress Is Our God 29
God 11 our refuge and ,trength. Psa. 46: 1
Psalm 46
Martin Luther EIN' FESTE BURG 8 7 8 7 6 6 6 6 7
Trans. by Frederick H. Hedge Martin Luther
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1. A might - y for - tress is our God, A bul - wark nev - er ing;

2. Did we in our own strength con-fide, Our striv - ing would be ing,
3. And though this world, with dev - ils filled, Should threat-en to un -do _ _ _ us,
4. That word a - bove all earth - ly powers, No thanks to them a - bid eth;
n.
Our help - er He, a - the flood Of mor - tal ills pre - ing:
Were not the right Man on our side, The man of God's own choos - ing:
We will not fear, for God hath willed His truth to tri - umph through us:
The Spir - it and the gifts are ours Through him who with us sid eth:
For still our an - cient seek us woe; His craft and power are
Dost ask who that may Sav - iour is He; Christ Je - sus is His
The Prince of Dark-ness trem - ble not for him; His rage we can en -
Let goods and ·kin-dred mor - tal life al - so; The bod - y they may
great, And, armed with cru - el hate, On earth is not his e qua!.
name, From age to age the same, And He must win the bat - tie.
dure, For lo, his doom is sure; One lit - tie word shall fell__ him.
kill: God's truth a - bid - eth still; His king - dom is for • ev er. A - men.

30 Awakening Chorus
The Lord reigneth; let the earth rejoice. Psa. 97: l
l
AWAKENING CHORUS Irreg.
Charlotte G. Homer Chas. H. Gabriel
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1. A • wake! a • wake! and sing the bless . ed sto • ry; A
A• wake! a. wake!
2. Ring out! ring out! 0 bells of joy and glad • ness! Re
Ring out! ring out!
wake! a • wake! and let your song of praise a- rise; A-wake! a •

A- wake! a• wake! A. wake!
peat, re . peat a . new the sto. ry o'er a . gain, Till all the
Re -pea~, re• peat, Till all
earth is full of glo • ry, And light is

a• wake! And light is
earth shall lose its weight of sad • ness, And shout a • new
the earth And shout a • new
Male Voices in Unison
from the ra-diant skies; The rocks and rills, the vales and hills re-sound with
glo · rious re • frain; With an. gels in the heights sing of the great sal •
!I
glad • ness, All na ture joins to sing the triumph song. The Lord Je ·
va • tion He wrest ed from the hand of sin and death.

Unison
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ho - vah reigns and is back - ward hurled! Re joicef'L----1 re -
sin is back-ward hurled!
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joice! lift heart and voice, Je . ho . vah reigns!
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sov - 'reign pow'r to all the world, And let His
pow'r to all the world, And let His
furled! Je - ho vah reigns!

furled! Je • ho -vah reigns! Je • ho - vah reigns!
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Re - joice! re - joice! re - joice! \!I Je - ho - vah reigns!
Re- joice! rejoice! re - joice!
GODOURFATHER:HIBPRAIBE
31 To God Be the Glory
Give unto the Lord the Rlor-y due unto His name. Psa. 29:2
TO GOD BE THE GLORY 11 11 11 11 Ref.

Fanny J. Crosby William H. Doane
loved He the
re - demp-tion, the pur-chase of blood! To ev - 'ry be -
hath taught us, great things He hath done, And great our re •
world that He a •
liev - er the er who
joic - ing thro' er and
tone - ment for sin And o . pened the Life • gate that all may go in.
tru - ly be• lieves, That mo - ment from Je - sus a par - don re - ceives.
great - er will be Our won - der, our trans - port, when Je - sus we see.
Let the earth hear His voice! Praise the Lord,
praise the Lord, Let the peo - pie re - joice! 0 come to the Fa - ther thro'

the Son, And Him the glo - ry, great things He hath done.
Shepherd of Israel 32
Honour and majesty are before him : strength and beauty are in hta sanctuary. Psa. 96:6
SHEPHERD OF ISRAEL 11 10 10 11
M.W. Lyon M. W. Lyon
From Psa 95 :6, 7 Lottie Logan Picker!
r
1. Shep - herd of Is - ra - el, we bow be - fore Thee Bring - ing our

2. Thou hast pro - tect - ed and pros - pered our na - tion, Giv - en sue -
3. Gra cious all mer - ci - ful, Thou art our Fa ther; Make us more
4. Shep - herd of Is - ra - el, as we a - dore Thee, Help us to
thanks for this boun - land; Thou art our God and to
cess to our arms in fray; Now we ac - knowl - edge Thy
wor - thy Thy chi! - dren be, Help us to ev - er re -
give Thee first place in our land; And now a - gain with thanks -
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praise, aiuCthe sheep of

hand - er pro - and guid - ing our way.
mem - love, Give our 0 - - ence al - ways to Thee.
giv - ing we pray, Keep us Thy and the sheep of Thy hand.

35 Our Prayer
Giue ear to my prayer, 0 God; and hide not thyself from my supplication. Psa. 55: 1
Angelus 8 8 8 8
Harvey U. Krogh, Jr. Georg Joseph
r
God Who art_ to be a dored, Whose maj - es

God to Thee_ we now con fess, That we are
God we thank_ Thee for Thy love, Each per - feet
God we hum - bly ask of Thee Thy spir - it
God for oth - ers now we plead, That they al -
ty none can_ com - pare, We hum - bly bow and

sin ners from_ our birth And are by nat - ure
gift Thou dost_ be - stow, For ev - 'ry good thing
in our lives_ re - new. Grant us Thy per feet
so be re con - ciled And come to Thee and
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call Thee Lord, For Thee our hearts we now pre - pare.
in dis tress And by our - selves we have no worth.
from a - hove, Con - tin - ued thanks to Thee we owe.
will to see, And bold-ness to be strong and true.
see their need, And each be - come Thy Iov - ing child. A - men.
©Copyright 1962, by Harvey U. Krogh, Jr.
36 0 Bless the Lord, My Soul BLESS THE LORD 6 6 8 6

Psalm Bleu the Lord your God for euer and euer. Neh. 9:5 Arr. from St. Alban's
103 Tune Book
James Montgomery
1. 0 bless the Lord, my soul, thee pro claim-;'_

2. 0 bless the Lord, my soul;- His bear in mind;_
3. He will not al - ways chide;_ He pa- tience wait~-
4. He par - dons all ti% sins;_ Pro - longs thy fee - hie breath;-
5. He clothes thee with 1s love,_ Up - holds thee with His truth,_
6. Then bless His ho - ly name,_ Whose grace has made thee whole,_

all that is_ with - in me join To_ bless His tio - ly name._
get not all - His ben - e - fits: The_ Lord to Thee is kind._
wrath is ev - er slow to rise, And- read - y to a - bate._
heals all thine in - firm - i - ties, And_ ran- soms thee from death._
like the ea • gle He re- news The_ vig - or of thy youth_
loving kind-ness crowns thy days: 0 _ bless the Lord my soul!_ A- men.
Praise to God, Immortal Praise 37

Blessed be the Lord God ••• from euerlastinll to e11erlastin11. Psa. 106:48
DIX 7 7 7 7 7 7
Anna L. Barbauld Arr. from Conrad Kocher
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1. Praise to God, im praise, For crowns our days;

2. All the plen - ty sum -mer pours; Au- tumn's rich o'er - flow - ing stores;
3. Peace, pros - per - i ty and health, Pri - vate bliss, and pub - lie wealth,
4. As Thy pros-p'ring hand hath blest, May we give Thee of our best;
Boun- teous source of ev - 'ry joy, Let Thy praise our tongues em -ploy;
Flocks that whit - en all the plain; Yel - low sheaves of rip - ened grain:
Knowl-edge with its glad-d'ning streams, Pure re - Ii - gion's ho - lier beams:
And by deeds of kind - ly love For Thy . mer - cies grate- ful prove;
All to Thee, our God, we owe, Source whence all our bless - ings flow.
Lord, for these our souls shall raise Grate- ful vows and sol - emn praise.
Lord, for these our souls shall raise Grate· ful vows and sol -emn praise.
Sing - in thus thru all our days, Praise to God, im - mor -ta! praise. A- men.
This 111111' i11 a lowl'r kry. No. 70

38 Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
All Thy works shall praise Thee, 0 Lord. Psa. 145: JO
HYMN TO JOY 8 7 8 7 D.
Ludwig van Beethoven
1. Joy - ful, joy . ful, we a - dore Thee, God of glo • ry, Lord of love;
2. All Thy works with joy surround Thee, Earth and heav' n re - fleet Thy rays,
3. Thou art giv - ing and for • giv - ing, Ev - er bless - ing, ev - er blest,
4. Mor • tals join the might -y chorus Which the morn - ing stars be- gan;
Hearts un . fold like flow'rs be • fore Thee, Open • ing to the sun a - bove.
Stars and an • gels sing a- round Thee, Cen • ter of un broken praise.
Well . spring of the joy of !iv - ing, 0 - cean-depth of hap - py rest!
Fa . ther love is reign - ing o'er us, Broth . er love binds man to man.
Melt the clouds of sin and sad-ness; Drive the dark of doubt a - way;
Field and for • est, vale and moun-tain, Flow. ery mead-ow, flash • ing sea,
Thou our Fa • ther, Christ our Broth-er All who live in love are Thine;
Ev - er sing• ing, march we onward, Vic • tors in the midst of strife;
Giv • er of im • mor - ta! glad-ness, Fill us light of day!

Chant- ing bird and flow -ing foun-tain Call us to re • joice in Thee.
Teach us how to love each. oth • er, Lift us to the joy di-vine.
Joy - ful mu • sic lifts us sun-ward In the triumph song of life. A - men.
From "The Poems of Henry Van Dyke;" copyri&ht, 1911, by Charles Scribner's Sona, 1939 by Tertius Van Dyke,
Reprinted by permission of the publisben.

Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven 39
Bleu the Lord, 0 my •oul, and forget not all His benefit•. P•a. 103:2
Psalm 103 LAUDA ANIMA 8 7 8 7 8 7

Henry F. Lyte John Goss
1. Praise, my soul, the King of heav en, To His feet your

2. Praise Him for His grace and fa vor To our fa - thers
3. Fa - ther - like, He tends and us; Well our fee - hie
4. An - gels in the height, a Him, You be - hold Him
trib - ute bring; Ran - somed, healed, re - stored, for giv • en,
in dis tress; Praise Him, still the same as ev - er,
frame He knows, In ' His hands He gen - tly bears us,
face to face; Sun and moon, bow down be - fore Him;
Ev - er - more His prais - es sing. Al le Ju ia!

Slow to chide and swift to bless. Al le • Ju - ia!
Res - cues us from all our foes. Al le • Ju - ia!
Dwell - ers all in time and space, Al le Ju ia!
Al .
le Ju . ia! Praise the ev - er . last - ing King!
Al le Ju ia! Glo - rious in His faith - ful ness!
Al . le lu . ia! Wide - ly yet His mer - cy flows!
Al . le lu . ia! Praise with us the God of grace! A . men.
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40 Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
Unto the King eternal, immortal, in11isible, the only wise God, be honor and glory ... 1 Tim. 1: 17
ST. DENIO 11 11 11 11
Walter C. Smith Traditional Welsh hymn melody
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1. Im • mor • tal, in vis • i • ble, God on ly wise,

2. Un rest • ing, un hast • ing, and si . lent as light,
3. To all, life Thou giv - est, to both great and small,
4. Great Fa • ther of glo • ry, pure Fa . ther of light,
In light in • ac ces • si • ble hid from our eyes,

Nor want - ing, nor wast • ing, Thou rul est in might;
In all life Thou liv • est, the true life of all.
Thine an • gels a dore Thee, all veil • ing their sight;
Most bless • ed, most glo • rious, the An • cient of Days,

Thy jus • tice like moun • tains high soar - ing a hove
We blos • som and flour • ish as leaves on the tree,
All praise we would ren • der; 0 help us to see
Al • might- y, vie • to - rious, Thy great name we praise.

Thy clouds, which are foun. tains of good. ness and love.
And with• er and per •· ish but naught chang-eth Thee.
'Tis on - ly the splen • dor of light hid • eth Thee! A • men.
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Praise the Lord! Ye Heavens, Adore Him 41
Prai•e ye the Lord from the heauen•, prai•e Him in the heights. P•a. 148: J
From Psalm 148

"Foundling Hospital Collection," WILLCOX 8 7 8 7 D
Edward Osler, stanza 3 John H. Willcox
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1. Praise the Lord! ye heavens, a • dore Him; Praise Him, an - gels in the height;_
2. Praise the Lord! for He is glo - rious; Nev -er shall His prom-ise fail _ _
3. Wor-ship, hon • or, glo - ry, blessing, Lord, we of - fer un - to Thee;_
Sun and moon, re - joice be fore Him, Praise Him, all ye stars of
God hath made His saints vie • to - rious; Sin and death shall not pre
Young and old, Thy praise ex - press - ing, In glad horn - age bend the
Praise the Lord! for He hath spoken; Worlds His ~ight- y voice o - beyed,
Praise the God of our sal • va - tion! Hosts on high, His power pro - claim;
All the saints on earth a - dore Thee; We would bow be - fore Thy throne:
Laws which nev - er shall be bro· ken For their guid-ance He hath made.
Heaven, and earth, and all ere - a - tion , Laud and mag - ni - fy His name.
As Thine an - gels serve be - fore Thee, So on earth Thy will be done. A • men.
Alternate tune , No. 7

42 Let's Just Praise the Lord
The Lord Jehouah i6 my strength and my song. Isa. 12 :2
LET'S JUST PRAISE THE LORD 8 12 8 12

Gloria Gaither William J. Gaither
William J. Gaither
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God Is So Good 43
The Lord t. good, Nahum 1 :1
GOD IS SO GOOD 4 4 4 5
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45 How Gentle God's Commands
Thou ho.st commanded u, to keep thy precepts diligently. Psa. I 19 :4
DENNIS S.M.
Hans G. Nageli
Philip Doddridge Arr.by Lowell Mason
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1.
2.
How
Be
gen -
neath
tle
His
God's com-mands! How
watch - fut eye His
His
saints se - cure - ly dwell;
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pre - cepts are!
3. Why should this anx - ious load Press down your wea - ry mind?
4. His good - ness ap - proved, Un - changed from day to day:
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Come, cast your bur-dens on the Lord, And trust His con - stant care.
That Hand which bears all na - ture up Shall guard His chit - dren well.
Haste to your heavenly Fa - ther's throne, And sweet re - fresh-ment find.
I'll drop my bur -den at His feet, And bear a song a - way. A - men .
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46 The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want

Psalm The Lordi, mr 1hepherd; I ,hall not want. Psa. 23: I
23 CRIMOND C.M.
Scottuh Psalter Jessie S. Irvine
William Whittingham and others Arr. by David Grant
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The Lord's my_ Shep-herd, I'll not want; He makes me down to lie
My soul He_ doth re - store a - gain; And me to walk doth make
3. Yea, though I __ walk through death's dark vale, Yet will I fear no ill;
4. My ta - ble_ Thou hast fur - nish - ed In pres - ence of my foes;
5. Good-ness and_ mer-cy all my life Shall sure - ly fol - low me;
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In pas - tures green; He lead - eth me The qui - et wa-ters by.

With - in the paths of right-eous-ness, E'en for His own name's sake.
For Thou art with me, and Thy rod And staff me com-fort still.
My head Thou dost with oil a - noint, And my cup o - ver - flows.
And in God's house for - ev - er - more My dwelling place shall be. A - men.
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GOD OUR FATHER: HIS LOVE AND GUIDANCE

Children of the Heavenly Father 47
A• a father pi tie th hi.a children, ao the Lord pl tie th •.• PMJ. l 03: 13
Carolina Sandell Berg TRYGGARE KAN INGEN VARA L.M.

Trans. by Ernest W. Olson Traditional Swedish melody
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1. Chil-dren of the heav'n - ly Fa - ther Safe - ly in His bos - om gath - er;

2. God His own doth tend and nour -ish; In His ho - ly courts they flour-ish.
3. Nei -ther life nor death shall ev - er From the Lord His chil -dren sev • er;
4. Though He giv - eth or He tak • eth, God His chil -dren ne'er for - sak - eth;
Nest - ling bird nor star in heav - en Such a ref - uge e'er was giv - en.
From all e • vii things He spares them; In His might - y arms He bears them.
Un - to them His grace He show-eth, And their sor - rows all He know-eth.
His the lov - ing pur - pose sole - ly To pre • serve them pure and ho - ly.
Great God, We Sing That Mighty Hand 48

Thou haat a mi11hty arm: atron11 la thy hand. Paa. 89: 13
ST. CRISPIN L.M.
Philip Doddridge George J. Elvey
Arr. by Eldon Burkwall
1. Great God, we sing that might - y hand By which sup-port• ed still we stand;
2. By day, by night, at home, a - broad, Still are we guard • ed by our God;
3. With grate-Cul hearts the past we own; The fu • ture, all to us un-known,
4. In scenes ex • alt • ed or de - pressed Thou art our joy, and Thou our rest;
The o - p'ning year Thy mer • cy shows, That mer - cy crowns it it close.
By His in • ces • sant boun • ty fed, By His un - err • ing coun . sel led.
We to Thy guard• ian care com-mit, And, peaceful, leave be - fore Thy feet.
Thy good-ness all our hopes shall raise, A • dored thru all our chang - ing days.
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49 God Leads Us Along
We are the children of God. Rom 8 : 16
G.A. Young YOUNG 11 8 11 8 Rer.

G. A. Youne
1. In shad - y green pas - tures, so rich and so sweet, God leads His dear
2. Some - times on the mount where the sun shines so bright,God leads His dear
3. Tho' sor - rows be - fall us, and Sa - tan op - pose, God leads His dear
4. A - way from the mire, and a - from the clay, God leads His dear
chil - dren a - long;_ Where the wa - ter's cool flow bathes the wea - ry one's feet,
chil - dren a - long;_ Some - times in the val - ley in the dark -est night,
chil - dren a - long;- Through grace we can con - quer, de - feat all our foes,
chil - dren a - long;._ A
....
way from temp-ta - tion that trou -bles our way,
all thro' the blood; thro' great sor-row, but

Day by Day 50
A• thy day•, •o •hall thy •tren6th be. Deut. 33: 25
Carolina Sandell Berg BLOTT EN DAG Irreg.

Trans. by A. L. Skoog Oscar Ahnfelt
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1. Day by day and with each pass-ing mo-ment, Strength I find to meet my tri - als
2. Ev - ery day the Lord Him-self is near me With a spe - cial mer-cy for each
3. Help me then in ev - ery trib - u - la - tion So to trust Thy prom-is - es, 0
here; Trust-ing in my Fa - ther's wise be - stow-ment, I've no cause for wor - ry or for
hour; All my cares He fain would bear,and cheer me,He whose name is Coun-sel - lor and
Lord, That I lose not faith's sweet con-so - la . tion Of-fered me with-in Thy holy
fear. He whose heart is kind be-yond all meas-ure Gives un - to each day what He deems
Pow'r. The pro - tee - tion of His child and treas-ure Is a charge that on Him-self He
Word. Help me, Lord, when toil and trouble meeting,E'er to take, as from a fa-ther's
' 1'
best Lov - ing - ly, its part of pain and pleas• ure, Min-gling toil with peace and rest.
laid; "As your days, your strength shall be in meas-ure," This the pledge to me He made.
hand, One by one, the days, the mo.men ts fleeting, Till I reach the promised land.

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51 Guide Me, 0 Thou Great Jehovah
This God is our God ••• He will be our guide euen unto death. l'sa. 4lJ: 14
CWM RHONDDA 8 7 8 7 8 7 7
Rev. William Williams Welsh Hymn Melody
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1. Guide me, 0 Thou great Je ho vah, Pil - grim through this

2. 0 - pen now the crys - tal foun - tain, Whence the heal - ing
~- When I tread through great temp - ta tion, Bid my anx - ious
bar - ren land; I am weak, but Thou art might - y; Hold me with Thy
stream doth flow; Let the fire and cloud - y pil - lar Lead me all my
fears sub - side; Bear me thru the fi - ery tri - als, Keep me safe, 0
power - ful hand; Bread of heav • en, Bread of heav - en,

jour • ney through; Strong De - liv 'rer, strong De • liv 'rer,
God my Guide; Songs of prais - es, songs of prais - es
Feed me till I want no more, Feed me till I want no more.

Be Thou still my Strength and Shield, Be Thou still my Strength and Shield.
I will ev - er give to Thee, I will ev - er give to Thee. A - men.
Thu son/l with different tun.i, No. 58

H Thou but Suffer God to Guide Thee 52
Caat thy burden upon the Lord, and He •hall •u•tain thee. Paa. 55 :22
Georg Neumark
Trans. by Catherine Winkworth NEUMARK9 8 9 8 8 8
Based on Psalm 55 Georg Neuma.rk
1. If thou but suf - fer God to guide thee, And hope in Him through
2. On - ly be still and wait His lei - sure In cheer - ful hope, with
3. Sing, pray, and keep His ways un - swerv - ing; In all thy· la - bor
all ways, give thee strength, what - e'er be -

heart con - tent take what - e'er thy Fa - ther's sure
faith ful be, trust His Word; though un de - ing,
And bear thee thro' the e vii days; Who trusts in un -

And un - de - serv - ing love hath sent; Nor doubt our in - most
Thou yet shalt find · it true for thee; God nev - er will for -
chang - ing love Builds on the rock that naught can move.
wants are known To Him who chose us for His own.
sake in need The one that trusts in Him in • deed. A - men.

53 The Joy of Our Faith
lVho so trusteth in the Lord, happy is he. Prou. 16:20
JOY OF OUR FAITH Irreg.

Matthew M. Meyer Dianne H. Rist
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Em G7 C Am Em C7
7 Soloist
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1. In our day by day ex is tence As we
2. We _ _ set our goals, we dream our dreams With_
3. From the depth of our de pres - sion To the
4. We _ _ want to help all_ those who live In-
F G E7 Am
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seek to spread your love. Help_ us to sense your_
hopes to reach sue - cess. Help_ us to know that_
height of hap - pi - ness. We_need to know your_
pain and deep de - spair. Grant_ us the cour - age to
Copyri&ht rv 1972 by Dianne H. RI.st and Matthew M. Meyer.

F Am D7 G
Con&regatlon
pres - ence Be - neath us, a-round us, a - hove. Let the

all is lost Un - less our work you_ bless. Let the
grace is near To sup-port, for - give, ca ress. Let the
lend a hand And_ let them know we __ care. Let the
C Am Em C7 F
through. hope and gra - ti-tude
Am Dm B7 Em F
0 God, we sing our praise to you. Let the
C Am Dm F C
of our faith shine

54 My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
He shall feed His (lock 11/te a shepherd. Isa. 40: 11
RESIGNATION C.M.D.
Psalm 23, paraphrased Traditional American melody
Isaac Watts Southern Harmony
1. My will sup - ply my need; Je ho - vah is His name:

2. When through the shades of death Thy pres - ence is my stay;
3. The sure pro - vi - sions of my God At tend me all my days;
In_ fresh He makes me_ feed, Be side the !iv - ing stream.
One_ word of_ Thy sup - port - ing breath Drives_ all my fears a - way.
0 _ may Thy_ house be my a - bode, And_ all my work be praise.
for - sake His ways;

my _ ta - ble spread;
- ers - go and come;
leads me,_ for

,-
His mer - cy's sake, In paths and grace.
cup with- bless - ings o - ver - flows, Thine oil a - noints my head.
more a_ stran - ger, nor a guest, But like a child at home. A-men.

God of Grace and God of Glory 55
Ye shall walk in all the way, wh i ch the Lord your God hath commanded you. Deut. 5 : 33
CWM RHONDDA 8 7 8 7 8 7 7
Harry Emerson Fosdick John Hushes
1. God of grace and God_ of_ glo . ry, On thy peo • pie
2. Lo! the hosts of e vii round us Scorn thy Christ, as .
3. Cure thy chil. dren's war . ring mad • ness; Bend our pride to
4. Set our feet on loft . y pla . ces; Gird our lives that
5. Save us from weak res . ig . na • tion To the e . vils
pour thy power: Crown thine an . cient church's_ sto . ry ; - Bring her bud to_
sail His ways! From the fears that long have bound us, Free our hearts to_
thy con - trol; Shame our wan • ton, self - ish glad-ness, Rich in things and_
they may be Ann • ored with all Christ • like gra • ces In the fight to_
we de . plore; Let the search for thy sal • va • tion Be our glo • ry_
glo . rious Grant us wis . dom, Grant us cour . age,

faith and praise. Grant us wis . dom, Grant us cour . age,
poor in soul. Grant us wis . dom, Grant us cour . age,
set men free. Grant us wis . dom, Grant us cour . age,
ev er . more. Grant us wis . dom, Grant us cour . age,
For the fac- ing of this hour, For the fac • ing of this hour.
For the liv • ing of these days, For the liv • ing of these days.
Lest we miss thy king-dom's goal, Lest we miss thy king-dom's goal.
That we fail not man nor thee, That we fail not man nor thee.
Serv . ing thee whom we a - dore, Serv • ing thee whom we a - dore. A . men.
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56 God Almighty, God Eternal
There shall thy hand lead me. Psa. 139: I 0
AUSTRIAN HYMN 8 7 8 7 D
Mary J, Cathey Franz J. Haydn
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1. God al-might- y, God e - ter - nal, To thy throne we bring our prayer,
2. God un-changing, God for - ev - er, In these times of sky and space,
3. God the Sovereign, our Cre. a - tor, Thou to whom all things be - long,
.,,.
Ask - ing help
and seek - ing guid - ance thy peo - pie ev . ery - where.
When has come a new di - men - sion our wide-spread hu - man race,
Thou who speakest thro' the a - ges the u - ni - ver - sal throng,
1'
In this age of chang - ing boun' -dries, Wide - ning spac - es, spreading spheres,
Lend to us thine un - der - stand - ing, Lov - ing spir - it, fer - vent · zeal,
Speak a - gain to all thy chil - dren, Voice thy truth to us we pray,
Give to us the strength to fol - low When thy will for

r us ap - pears.
That our dai - ly, liv - ing witness May be filled with Christ's ap - peal.
As the world of na - ture widens, Teach us how to live Christ's way. A - men.

The Love of God 57
I haue loued thee with an euerlaatlng loue. Jer. 31: 3
LEHMAN 8 8 8 8 8 6 8 6 Ref.
F.M.L. F. M. Lehman
Arr. by Claudia Lehman May
1. The love of is greater far Than tongue or pen can ev - er tell;

2. When hoar - y time shall pass a - way, And earthly thrones and_king-doms fall,
3. Could we with ink the o - cean fill, And were the skies of parch- ment made,
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It goes be - yond the high - est star, And reach - es the low . est hell.
When men, who hear re - fuse to pray, On rocks and and moun-tains call,
Were ev - 'ry stalk on earth a quill, And ev - 'ry man a scribe by trade,
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The guilt-y pair, bowed down with care, God gave His Son to win; His err - ing
God's love so sure, shall still en - dure, All measure - less and strong; Re-deem-ing grace
To write the love of God a - hove Would drain the o-cean dry. Nor could the scroll
rec-on • ciled, And pardoned fr"

from h"1s
to A - dam's race The saints' and an - gels' song. 0 love of God, how rich and pure!
con-tain the whole, Tho' stretched from sky to sky.
©Copyrl&ht 1917. Renewed 1946 by Nazarene Publishing House.

58 Guide Me, 0 Thou Great Jehovah
The Lord shall guide thee continually, Isa. 58:11
HASTINGS 8 7 8 7 4 7 4 7
William Williams Thomas Hastings
1. Guide me, 0 Thou great Je - ho - vah, Pil - grim thro' this bar - ren
2. 0 - pen now the crys - tal faun - tain Whence the heal . ing wa - ters
3. When I tread through great temp - ta • tion, Bid my anx - ious fears sub•
land; I am weak, but Thou art might • y, Hold me with Thy pow'r-ful
flow; Let the fl - ery, cloud • y pil - Jar Lead me all my jour -ney
side; Bear me through the fl - ery tri - als, Keep me safe, 0 God my
hand; heav - en, want no more;

thro'; - liv - 'rer, my Strength and Shield;
Guide; prais - es ev - er g~e to Thee;
Bread of heav • en, Feed me till I want no more.

Strong De • liv • 'rer, Be Thou still my Strength and Shield.
Songs of prais • es I will ev - er give to Thee. A • men.
Thi, ,ong with different tun,i, No, 51

The Mercies of God 59
I trrut in the mercy of God for euer and euer. P•a. 62:8
MERCIES OF GOD 11 9 11 9 Ref.

T.O. Chisholm Jesse B. Thomas
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1. The mer - cies of God! what a theme for my song, Oh! I nev - er could
2. They greet me at mom when I wak • en from sleep, And they glad • den my
3. His an - gels of mer - cy en - com- pass 'round, me Where so- ev - er my
4. His good - ness and mer - cy will fol - low me still, E - ven on to the
num - ber them o'er; They're more than the stars in the heav - en . ly dome,
heart at the noon; They fol - low me on in - to shades of the night,
path-way may lead; Each tum of the road some new to - ken re -veals
end of the way; I have His sure prom - ise and that can - not fail,
Or the sands of the wave-beat-en

When the day with its la - bor is
Oh! for
shore.
done.
me life is bless - ed in - deed.
- For mer-cies so great, what re -
That His mer - cy en-dur - eth for aye.
love Him, I'll
serve Him with all that I have As long as my life shall en -

60 God Will
your
Take Care
Castine all Ile
of yo•i.
You
care on Him; foi· careth for I P'.!t. 5:7
GOD CARES C.M. Ref.

Civilla D. Martin W. Stillman Martin
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dis-mayed what - e'er be - tide, God will take care of you;_

2. Through days of toil when heart doth fail, God will take care of you;_
3. All you may need He will pro - vide, God will take care of you;_
4. No mat • ter what may be the test, God will take care of you;_
1:
Be - neath His wings of love a - bide, God will take care of you.-
When dan - gers fierce your path as - sail, God will take care of you_
Noth • ing you ask will be de -nied, God will take care of you._
Lean, wea - ry one, up - on His breast, God will take care of you._
Refrain
God will take care of you, Through ev . ery day, o'er all the way;
He will take care _ of you, God will take you._

He Leadeth Me 61
I am the Lord thy God • •. which leadeth thee ••. l•a. 48: 17
HE LEADETH ME L.M. Ref.

Joseph H. Gilmore William B. Bradbury
1. He lead - eth me, 0 bless - ed thought! 0 words with heav'n - ly

2. Some - times 'mid scenes of deep - est gloom, Some -times where E - den's
3. Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine, Nor ev - er mur - mur
4. And when my mor - tal task is done, When by Thy grace the
com - fort fraught! What - e'er I do, wher - e'er I be, Still
bow - ers bloom, By wa - ters still, o'er trou - bled sea, Still
nor re - pine; Con - tent, what - ev - er lot I see, Since
vie - t'ry's won, E'en death's cold wave I will not fear, Since
'tis God's hand that lead - eth me.

'tis His hand that lead - eth me. He lead - eth me, He
'tis my God that lead - eth me.
res - ur - rec - tion day is near.

62 The King of Love My Shepherd Is
I am the good shepherd . •• I lay down My life for the sheep. Jolin 10: 14, 15
Henry W. Baker DOMINUS REG IT ME 8 7 8 7

Based on Psalm 23 John B. Dykes
1. The King of love my Shep-herd is, Whose good

fG
- ness fail - eth nev - er,
2. Where streams of liv - ing wa - ter flow My ran - somed soul He lead - eth,
3. Per - verse and fool - ish oft I strayed But yet in love He sought me.
4. In death's dark vale I fear no ill With Thee, dear Lord, be - side me;
5. And so through all the length of days Thy good - ness fail - eth nev - er:
.tJ
I noth - ing lack if I am His And

u He is mine for • ev . er.
And where the ver-dant pas-tures grow, With food ce- les- tial feed - eth.
And on His shoul-der gen - tly laid, And home re-joic . ing brought me.
Thy rod and staff my com-fort still, Thy cross be-fore to guide me.
Good Shep• herd, may I sing Thy praise, With • in Thy house for -ev • er. A -men.
63 God Moves In A Mysterious Way

What I do, thou hnowest not now; but thou shalt know hereafter. John 13:7
BELMONT C .M.
William Cowper William Gardiner
1. God moves in a mys .

?te rious way His
2. Ye fear ful saints, fresh cour . age take; The
3. Judge not the Lord by fee ble sense, But
4. His pur pos . es will ri pen fast, Un
5. Blind un be . lief is sure to err, And
. ders to __ per e plants

ye so __ much Are big mer . cy,
Him for __ His grace; ___ Be . hind a frown • ing
. ing ev ery hour: ___ The bud may have a
scan His work_ in vain: ___ God is His own in•
GOD OUR FATHER : HIS LOVE AND GUIDANCE

sea,
break
prov - j - dence
And
In
He
rides_
bless -
hides
up
ings
a
- on_ the
on your
smil - ing
-
storm.-
head.--
face. _ _
bit - ter taste, But sweet will be the flower._
ter - pre - ter, And He will make it
-
plain.- - A - men.
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Our God Is One 64
For there is one God, and one mediator, between God and men, the man Chri.tJe6ua. 1 Tim. 2:5
GOD IS ONE L.M.
Harvey U. Krogh, Jr. I';\ Mrs. Louise Lapp
1. One God and Fa - ther of us all, 0

2. One God, om - nip 0 tent, su - preme, Thy
3. Thou God, one un i - verse hast made, Re
4. To be at one with Thee, our King; So
Thou, who hear - est when we call. Je ho vah is Thy

praise shall ev er be our theme. Thy ho Ii - ness ex -
veals one plan, one pur - pose laid. All na - ture by Thy
hum - bly this our prayer we bring, Thro' Christ who did Thy
t;\
l'e\7
Ho - ly name, Our God e - ter - nal - ly

pressed in law, Thy maj - es - ty in - spires our awe.
hand took form , And to Thy will shall all con - form.
per - feet will, That we Thy pur - pose might ful - fill. A - men.
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J:Copyright 1961 by Mrs. Louise Lapp

65 Father Eternal, Ruler of Creation
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done. Matt. 6:10
GENEVA 12411101110 10
Genevan Psalter
1. Fa • ther e - ter - nal, Ru! - er of ere - a - tion, Giv - er of

2. Rae - es and peo - pies, lo, we stand di - vid - ed, And shar - ing
3. En - vious of heart, blind - eyed, with tongues con-'found - ed, Na - tion by
4. How shall we love thee, ho - ly, hid - den Be - ing, If we love
life, which moved ere form was made, Through the thick dark - ness
not our griefs, no joy can share; By wars and tu - mults
na - tion still goes un - for • given; In wrath and fear, by
not the world which thou hast made? 0 give us broth - er
cov - ering ev - ery na - tion, Light to man's blind • ness, 0 be thou our
love is mocked, de rid - ed, His con-quering cross no king - dom wills to
jeal - ous - ies sur - round - ed, Build- ing proud towers which shall not reach to
love for bet - ter see - ing The Word made flesh, and in a. man - ger
aid: Thy thy done.

bear: Thy thy done.
heaven: Thy thy done.
laid: Thy come, thy done. A - men.
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Words from Enlar&ed Sonp of Praise by perml.uion of Oxford University Preas.

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS WORKS IN CREATION
It Took a Miracle 66
The 1/ft of God la eternal life • •• Rom. 6:23
IT TOOK A MIRACLE C.M.Ref.

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1. My Fa - ther is om - ni - po - tent, And that you can't de - ny;

2. Tho here His glo - ry has been shown, We still can't ful - ly see
3. The Bi - hie tells us of His pow'r And wis - dom all way thru,
God of might and mir - a - cles 'Tis writ - ten in

won -ders of His might, His throne 'Twill take e - ter - ni
ev - 'ry lit - tie bird and flow'r Are tes - ti - mo - nies
Cleansed and made me whole, It took a mir - a - cle of love and grace.
Copyright 1948, Renewal 1976 by John W. Peterson. Assl&ned to SlnlSPintion, Division of the Zondervan
Corporation. All rights reserved . Used by pennJssion.
67 0 Lord, Our Lord, in All the Earth
0 Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name ..• Psa. 8:9
Psalm 8 CHRISTUS. DER 1ST MEIN LEBEN CM

The Psalter Ein schon geistlich Gesangbuch, Jena. 1609
Melchior Vulpius
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1. 0 Lord, our Lord, in all the earth How ex - eel - lent thy name!
2. When I re - gard the won-drous heavens, Thy hand - i - work on high,
3. Oh, what is man, in thy re - gard To hold so large a place!
4. On man thy wis - dom hath be -stowed A power well - nigh di - vine;
5. Thy might - y works and won-drous grace Thy glo - ry, Lord, pro- claim.
glo - ry thou hast spread a - far In the star - ry frame.

moon and stars or - dained by thee, Oh, what is man! I cry.
what the son of man, that thou Dost vis - it him in grace!
hon -or thou hast crowned his head With glo - ry like to thine.
Lord, our Lord, in all the earth How ex - eel - lent thy name! A - men.
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68 Heaven and Earth, and Sea and Air

The heauena declare the glory of God. Psa. 19: 1 GOTT SEI DANK DURCH ALLE WELT: 7 7 7 7
From Psalm 19 J.A. Freylinghausen's Gesangbuch
Joachim Neander . Halle
earth, and sea and air, their Mak - er's praise

glo - rious orb of day Break - ing through the clouds way;
He hath ev - ery -where Made this earth so rich fair;
won - ders work - est Thou! To Thy sway all crea - tures bow;
Wake, my soul, a - wake and sing: Now thy grate - ful prais - es bring.
Moon and stars with sil - very light Praise Him through the si - lent night.
Hill and vale and fruit - ful land, All things liv - ing, show His hand.
Write Thou deep - ly in my heart What I am, and what Thou art. A-men.
From the Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church. Used by permJulon.
This Is My Father's World 69
The morning stara aang together, and all the aona of God ahouted for Joy. Job 38:7
TERRA BEATA S.M.D.

Maltbie D . Babcock Traditional English Melody
7
is my Fa - ther's world, And to my !is- t'ning ears, All

is my Fa - ther's world, The birds their car - ols raise, The
is my Fa - ther's world, 0 let me ne'er for - get That
na - ture sings, and round me rings The mu - sic of the spheres.

morn - ing light, the Iii y white, De - clare their Ma - ker's praise.
though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Rul - er yet.
This is my Fa - ther's world, rest me in the thought Of

This is my Fa - ther's world, He shines in all that's fair; In the
This is my Fa - ther's world, The bat - tie is not done, Je
rocks and trees, of and seas His hand the won - ders wrought.
rus - tling grass I hear Him pass, He speaks to me ev-'ry-where.
sus who died shall be sat - is - fled, And earth and heav'n be one. A - men.

70 For the Beauty of the Earth
Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above. Jame& l: 17
DIX 7 7 7 7 7 7
Folliott S. Pierpoint Conrad Kocher
1. For the beau . ty of the earth, For the glo - ry

2. For the beau • ty of each hour Of the day and
3. For the joy of ear and eye, For the heart and
4. For the joy of hu - man love, Broth • er, sis - ter,
love our
vale, and
mind's de For mys . tic . mo ny
par . ent, Friends on earth and a . bove,
0 - ver and a - round us lies, Lord all, to

Sun and moon and stars of light, Lord all, to
Link - ing sense to sound and sight, Lord all, to
For all gen tie thoughts and mild, Lord all, to
we
raise
raise
our
our
hymn
hymn
of
of
ful
ful
r praise.
praise.
we raise our hymn of ful praise.
we raise our hymn of ful praise. A - men.

I Sing the Mighty Power of God 71
0 Come, let u, worship ••• let us kneel before the Lord our Maher. Psa. 95:6
WURTTEMBERG C.M.D.
"Gesangbuch der Herzog!,"
Wurttemberg
1. I sing the might - y power of God, That made the moun-tains rise;
2. I sing the good - ness of the Lord, That filled the earth with food;
3. There's not a plant or flower be - low, But makes Thy glo - ries known;
spread the flow - ing seas a - broad, And built the loft - y skies.
formed the crea - tures with His word, And then pro- nounced them good.
clouds a - rise, and tern-pests blow, By or - der from Thy throne;
sing the wis. - dom that or -dained The sun to rule day;
Lord, how Thy won - ders are dis- played, Wher - e'er I turn my eye:
While all that bor - rows life from Thee Is ev - er in Thy care,
The moon shines full at His com-mand, And all the stars o - bey.
If I sur - vey the ground I tread, Or gaze up - on the sky!
And ev - ery-where that man can be, Thou, God, art pres - ent there. A - men.

72 All Creatures of Our God and King
All Thy works shall praise Thee, 0 Lord. Psa. 145: 10
Francis of Assisi LASST UNS ERFREUEN L.M . Alleluias

Paraphrased by William H . Draper 17th Century
1. All crea - tures of our God and King, Lift up your voice with
2. Thou rush • ing wind that art so strong, Ye clouds that sail in
3. Thou flow - ing wa - ter, pure and clear, Make mu - sic for thy
4. And all ye men of ten - der heart, For - giv - ing oth - ers
us and sing, Al le -
lu - ia! Al - le - lu ia! Thou
heav'n a long, 0 praise Him! Al - le - lu ia! Thou
Lord to hear. Al - le - lu - ia! Al - le - lu ia! Thou
take your part·.- - -O- sing ye! Al - le - lu ia! Ye
bum - ing sun with gol - den beam, Thou sil - ver moon with soft - er
ris - ing mom, in praise re - joice; Ye lights of eve - ning find a
fire so mas - ter - ful and bright, That giv • est man both warmth and
who long pain and sor - row bear, Praise God and on Him cast your
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0 praise Him, 0 praise Him! Al le
0 praise Him, 0 praise Him! Al le
0 praise, Him, 0 praise Him! Al - le -
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God Who Touches Earth with Beauty 73

He hath made euery thin6 beautiful in Hi• time. Eccl. 3: I I
Mary S. Edgar GENEVA 8 5 8 5

C. Harold Lowden
1. God
2.
who touch - es
Like Thy springs and
earth
run •
with beau - ty, Make
ning wa . ters, Make
me love - ly
me crys - tal
too,
pure.
-
3. Like Thy danc - ing waves in sun - light, Make me glad and free,
4. Like the arch - ing of the heav • ens, Lift my thoughts a . hove,
5. God, who touches earth with beau• ty, Make me love - ly too,
With Thy Spir - it re - ere - ate me, Make my heart a - new.

Like Thy rocks of tow'ring gran- deur Make me strong and sure.
Like the straightness of the pine trees, Let me up - right be.
Turn my dreams to no - hie ac - tion, Min - is - tries of love.
Keep me ev - er, by Thy Spir - it, Pure and strong and true. A men.
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Words from "Under Open Skies" by Mary S. Edpr.

74 Blessed Quietness
He shall give you another comforter. John 14: 16
BLESSED QUIETNESS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

W. S. Marshall
Manie P. Ferguson Adapted by James M. Kirk
7
1. Joys are flow - ing like a riv - er Since the Com - fort - er has come;
2. Bring - ing life and health and glad - ness All a - round, this heav'n - ly pow'r
3. Like the rain that falls from heav - en, Like the sun - light from the sky,
4. See, a fruit - ful field is ing, Bless - ed fruit of right-eous-ness;
And it stays with us for - ev - er, Makes the trust - ing heart its home.
Ban - ished un - be - lief and sad - ness, Chang' dour wea - ri - ness to rest.
So the Ho - ly Ghost is giv - en, Com - ing on us from on high.
And the streams of life are flow - ing In the Jone - ly wil - der - ness.
as - sur - ance in my soul!
GOD OUR FATHER ~ HIS HOLY SPIRIT

We Praise Thee for the Spirit 7 5
The Spirit Itself beareth witnes, with our spirit, that we are the children of God. Rom, 8: 16
MENDEBRAS 7 6 7 6 D.
Traditional German melody
Stephen Bolhous Arr. by Lowell Mason
7
God, thy gifts are man - y But one is great-er far,

from bap - tis - mal wa - ters The Lord thy spir - it knew;
fills us since con - ver - sion, It helps us grow in thee;
com - fort - er in tri - al, The ad - vo • cate of peace,
won - drous ho - spir - it us a liv - ing pow'r.

we did follow ex - ample You gave to us thy spir - it too.
ear - nest of va - tion, The seal of im-mor-ta-li - ty.
truth it safe - guides us And makes our doubt - ings cease.
We praise thee for the spir - it, Which draws us un - to thee; It

We praise thee for the · spir - it, Which draws us un - to thee; It
tells us we are chi! - dren In thy great fam - i - ly.

tells us we are chil - dren In thy great fam - i - ly.
tells us we are chi! - dren In thy great fam - i - ly.
tells us we are chil - dren In thy great fam - i - ly. A - men.
GOD OUR FATHER: HIS HOLY SPIRIT

76 The Comforter Has Come
I will pray the Father, and He &hall ~iue you another Comforter. John 14: 16
COMFORTER 12 12 12 6 Ref.
Frank Bottome William J. Kirkpatrick
r
1. 0 spread the ti - dings 'round wher - ev - er man is found, Wher-

2. The - long, long night is past, the morn - ing breaks at last, And
3. Lo, the great King of kings with heal - ing in His wings, To
4. 0 bound - less love di vine! how shall this tongue of mine To
ev - er and hu - man woes a - bound; Let ev - ery Chris - tian

hushed the and fu - ry of the blast, As o'er the gold - en
full de - liv - 'ranee brings; And through the va- cant
match- Jes grace di - vine That I, a child of
tongue pro - claim the joy - ful sound: The Com - fort - er has come!
hills the day ad - vane - es fast! The Com - fort - er has come!
cells the song of tri - umph rings; The Com fort - er has come!
dust, should in God's im - age shine! The Com - fort - er has come!
the Com - fort - er has come! The
the ti - dings

7
How I Praise Thee, Precious Savior 7 7

A uessel unto honor • .. and fit for the Master·• use. 2 Tim. 2 :21
CHANNELS 8 7 8 7 Ref.
Mary E. Maxwell Ada R . Gibbs
r
1. How I praise Thee, pre-cious Sav - ior, That Thy love laid hold of me;
2. Emp - tied that Thou should - est fill me, A clean ves - sel in Thy hand;
3. Wit - ness - ing Thy pow'r to save me, Set - ting free from self and sin;
4. Je - sus, fill now with Thy Spir - it Hearts that full sur - ren - der know;
Thou hast saved and cleansed and filled me That I might Thy chan - nel be.
With no pow'r but as Thou giv - est Gra - cious - ly with each com-mand.
Thou who bought me to pos - sess me, In Thy full - ness, Lord, come in.
That the streams of liv - ing wa - ter From our in - ner man may flow.

78 A Ruler Once Came to Jesus by Night
Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3 : 3
BORN AGAIN Irreg. Ref.

William T. Sleeper George C. Stebbins
1. A rul - er once came to Je - sus by night To ask Him the

2. Ye chil - dren of men, at - tend to the word So sol - emn - ly
3. Oh, ye who would en-ter that glo - ri - ous rest And sing with the
4. If you would see Christ as the King of the earth De - lay not to
way of sal - va - tion and light; The Mas - ter made an - swer in
ut - tered by Je • sus, the Lord; And let not this mes - sage to
ran - somed the song of the blest, The life ev - er - last - ing if
ask God for your sec - ond birth 0 list to the note of this
words true and plain, "Ye must be born a •

you be in vain, "Ye must be born a -
ye would ob- tain, "Ye must be born "Ye must be born a -
a -
sol - emn re -frain, "Ye must be born a -
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Open My Eyes That I May See 79
Open thou mine eye•, that I may behold wondrou. thin11• ... Paa.119 : 18
OPEN MY EYESirrec.
C.H.S. Chas. H. Scott
1. 0 - pen my eyes, that I may see Glimps • es of truth Thou hast for me;
2. 0 - pen my ears, that I may hear Voic - es of truth Thou send - est clear;
3. 0 - pen my mouth, and let me bear Glad - Iy the warm truth ev • ery-where;
Place in my hands the won - der. ful key That shall un- clasp, and set me
And while the wave - notes fall on my ear, Ev - eey- thing false will dis - appear.
0 - pen my heart, and let me prepare Love with Thy children thus to share.
Si • lent - now I wait for Thee, Read - my God, Thy will to see;
Si - lent - now I wait for Thee, Read • my God, Thy will to see;
Si • lent - now I wait for Thee, Read - my God, Thy will to see;
.-
0 - pen my eyes, il lu mine me, Spir it di vine!
0 - pen my ears, ii Ju mine me, Spir it di vine!
0 - pen my heart, ii Ju - mine me, Spir it di vine!
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80 With Thy Spirit Fill Me
Be filled with the spirit. Eph S : 18
SPIRIT FILL ME 7 7 7 6 Ref.

Oswald J. Smith B. D. Ackley
me now, I pray, Make me who! - ly Thine day;

my - self to Thee, All I hope be
me, I pray! Souls are ev - day;
Glad ly do I own Thy sway, With Thy spir - it fill me.

Now and thru e - ter - ni - ty, With Thy it fill me.
Help me lead them Thy way, With Thy it fill me.
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81 Breathe on Me, Breath of God

He breathed on them, and 1aith, Receiue ye the Holy Gho1t. John 20:22
TRENTHAM S.M.
Edwin Hatch Robert Jackson
1. Breathe on me, Breath of God, Fill me with life a - new,

2. Breathe on me, Breath of God, Un til my heart is pure,
3. Breathe on me, Breath of God, Till I am who! - ly Thine,
4. Breathe on me, Breath of God, That I may wor - thy be,

7
That I may love what Thou dost love, And do

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what Thou wouldst do.
Un til with Thee I will Thy will, To do and to en - dure.
Till all this earth - ly part of me Glows with Thy fire di - vine.
To live with Thee the per - feet life Of Thine e - ter - ni - ty.
Watchman, Tell Us of the Night 82

The watchman aald. The mornln,i cometh and alao the nl,iht. Iaa. 21 : 12
WATCHMAN 77770.
John Bowrinc Lowell Mason
1. Watchman, tell us of the night, What its signs of promise are; Trav'ler, o'er yon mountain's
2. Watchman, tell us of the night; High - er yet the star ascends; Trav'ler, bless - ed - ness and
3. Watchman, tell us of the night, For the morning seems to dawn; Trav'ler, darkness takes its
height See that glo - ry beam - ing star! Watchman, does its beauteous ray Aught of hope or
light, Peace and truth its course portends; Watchman, will its beams alone Gild the spot that
flight; Doubt and ter - ror are withdrawn; Watchman, let thy wand'ring cease, Hie thee to thy
joy foretell? Trav- ')er, yes; it brings the day, Promised day of Is - ra - el.
gave them birth? Trav'ler a - ges are its own, See, it burs.ts o' er all the earth.
qui - et home! Trav'ler lo, the Prince of Peace, Lo, the Son of God is come! A - men.
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS ADVENT

83 0 Come, 0 Come, Emmanuel
Behold a uirgin shall ••. bear a son, and shall call His name Immanuel. Isa. 7 : 14
Latin Hymn VENI EMMANUEL 8 8 8 8 8 8

Trans. by John M. Neale Thomas Hclmore
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1. 0 come, 0 come, Em - man - u - el, And ran - som cap - tive

2. 0 come, Thou Rod of Jes se, free Thine own from Sa - tan's
3. 0 come, Thou Day-spring, come and cheer Our spir - its by Thine
4. 0 come, Thou Key of Da - vid, come, And 0 - pen wide our
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Is ra - el, mourns in lone - ly ex ile

tyr an - ny; depths of hell Thy peo pie save
ad vent here; drive a - way the shades _ _ of night,
king dom home; safe the way that leads _ _ to thee,
Un - til the Son of God ap - pear. Re - joice! Re - joice! Em -

In giv - ing vie - tory o'er the grave. Re - joice! joice! Em -
n
Re -
And pierce the clouds and bring us light! Re joice! Re - joice! Em-
er - y.
And close the path to Re joice! Re - joice! Em-
man u - el Shall come to thee, 0 ra - el!

man u - el Shall come to thee, 0 ra el!
man u - el Shall come to thee, 0 ra el!
man - u - el Shall come to thee, 0 ra el!
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS ADVENT

Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus 84
The deaire of all nationa •hall come. Haggai 2:7
HYFRYDOL 8 7 8 7 D.
Rowland H. Prichard
Charles Wesley Arr. by Ralph Vaughan Williams
r 7
1. Come, Thou long ex- pect - ed Je • sus, Born to set Thy peo - pie free;
2. Born Thy peo . pie to de • liv • er, Born a child and yet a king.
From our fears and sins re • lease us; us find our rest in Thee.
Born to reign in us for • ev • er, Thy gra - cious king - dom bring.
Is • rael's strength and con . so la • tion, Hope of all the earth Thou art;
By our God's e • ter • nal Spir • it Rule in all our hearts a - lone;
Dear De • sire of ev • ery na . tion, Joy of ev • 'ry long - ing heart.

By Thine all suf • fi • cient mer .. it, Come and oc • cu • py Thy throne. A. men.
Music from "The English Hymnal" by permission of Oxford University Press.

Thi., ltme iii a higher key. No. 196 JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS ADVENT
85 Angels We Have Heard on High
Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace ••• Luke 2: 14
GLORIA 7 7 7 7 Ref.
Traditional French carol Traditional French melody
1. An - gels we have heard on high, Sweet - ly sing - ing o'er the plains,
2. Shepherds, why this ju - bi - lee? Why your joy - ous strains pro - long?
3. Come to Beth le - hem, and see Him whose birth the an • gels sing;
4. See Him in a man -· ger laid whom the choirs of an - gels praise;
And the moun - tains in re - ply Ech - 0 back their joy • ous strains.
Say what may the ti dings be, Which in • spire your heav'n- ly song?
Come, a • dore on bend - ed knee Christ tile Lord, the new-born King.
Ma - ry, Jo - seph, lend your aid, With us sing Sav. ior's birth.
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in ex - eel -sis De •
o.
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS BIRTH

What Child Is This, Who, Laid to Rest 86
Where/$ He that/$ born Kin6 of the Jewa1 Matt. 2:2
GREENSLEEVES 8 7 8 7 Ref.
William C. Dix Traditional English melody, 16th century
1. What Child is this, who, laid to rest, On Ma • ry's is sleep • ing?

2. Why lies He in such mean es • tate Where ox and ass are feed • ing?
3. So bring Him in. cense, gold. and myrrh, Come, peas • ant, king, to own Him;
r .
Whom an . gels greet with an- thems sweet, While shep • herds watch are keep • ing'!
Good Chris • tian, fear; for sin . ners here The si • lent Word is plead • ing.
The King of kings sat • va • tion brings, Let lov • ing hearts en • throne Him.
Refrain
of Ma • ry.

85 Angels We Have Heard on High
Glory to God in the higheat and on earth peace •.• Luke 2: J 4
GLORIA 7 7 7 7 Ref.
Traditional French carol Traditional French melody
1. An • gels we have heard on high, Sweet • ly sing• ing o'er the plains,
2. Shepherds, why this ju • bi lee? Why your joy • ous strains pro -long?
3. Come to Beth le • hem, and see Him whose birth the an · gels sing;
4. See Him in a man • ger laid whom the choirs of an - gels praise;
And the moun • tains in re . ply Ech . 0 back their joy • ous strains.
Say what may the ti dings be, Which in • spire your heav'n - ly song?
Come, a • dore on bend . ed knee Christ tile Lord, the new. born King.
Ma • ry, Jo . seph, lend your aid, With us sing our Sav. ior's birth.
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What Child Is This, Who, Laid to Rest 86
Where u He that u born Kin11 of the Jew•1 Matt. 2:2
GREENSLEEVES 8 7 8 7 Ref.
William C. Dix Traditional English melody, 16th century
1. What Child is this, who, laid to rest, On Ma - ry's is sleep - ing?

2. Why lies He in such mean es - tate Where ox and ass are feed - ing?
3. So bring Him in - cense, gold and myrrh, Come, peas - ant, king, to own Him;
r .
Whom an - gels greet with an- thems sweet, While shep - herds watch are keep - ing'!
Good Chris - tian, fear; for sin - ners here The si - lent Word is plead - ing.
The King of kings sal - va - tion brings, Let lov - ing hearts en - throne Him.
Refrain

87 The First Noel
And there were In the same country shepherds abiding In the field. Luke 2:8
THE FIRST NOEL Irreg. Ref.

Traditional Melody
Traditional English carol From Sandys' "Christmas Carols" 1833
1. The
r-first No - el the an - gel did say, Was to cer - tain poor
2. They look - ed and saw a star Shin - ing in the
3. And by the of that same star Three Wise Men
4. Then en - tered those wise men three, Full rev 'rent -
shep - herds in fields as they lay; where they lay keep - ing their
east, be - yond them far, the earth it gave great
came from coun - try far; for a king was their in -
ly up - on their knee, fered there in His pres -
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sheep, On a was so deep.
light, And so it con • tin • ued both day and night. No _
tent, And to fol - low the wher - ev - er it went. el, No - el,
ence, Their gold, and and frank - in - cense.
JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS BIRTH

Gentle Mary Laid Her Child 88
And 1he brought forth her flrltbom ,on • •. and laid Him in a manger. Luke 2 : 7
TEMPUS ADEST FLORIDUM 7 6 7 6 D.

Piae Cantiones
Joseph S. Cook An. by Ernest Macmillan
1. Gen - tie Ma · ry laid her - ly in a man - ger;

2. An - gels sang a - bout His Men sought and found Him;
3. Gen - tie Ma - ry laid her - ly in a man - ger;
There He lay, the un - de - To the world a

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stran - ger.
Heav - en's
He
star shone bright - ly Glo - ry all a - round Him:
is still the un de But no more a stran - ger:
Such a Babe in such a place, Can He be the Sav

tr
ior?
Shep - herds saw the won • drous sight, Heard the an - gels sing - ing,
Son of God, of hum - ble birth, Beau - ti - fut the sto ry;
Ask the saved of all the race Who have found His fa vor.
All the plain§,were lit that night, All the hills were ring ing.
Praise His name in all the earth, Hail the King of glo ry!
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89 Bethlehem's King
For unto you is born •.• a Sauior, which is Christ the Lord. Luke 2: 11
BETHLEHEM'S KING 8 8 8 8 Ref.

Madge Savage
M.S. EffectiPe as a Solo, Slowly with expression Har. by Thelma Goekler
1. As shep -herds watched their flocks that night, As wise men saw the star shine
2. The Ho - ly Word fore - told His birth, And tells us He shall judge our
3. Still, shep - herds watch their flocks to see That all the lambs safe she) - tered
bright; We look for Him, and work, and pray, For Christ as King
worth; As we be - fore Him kneel and wait His Word shall judge
be; And wise men search the Word and pray For this same Christ
will come some day.

both small and great. For un - to us is born in Beth - le - hem a King;
to come some day.
cresc.
shall rule:
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of Peace"!
CiJ Copyrt&ht 1946 by Church of God General Conference, Oreeon, Illinois

Once in Royal David's City 90
Unto you t. born tht. day in the city of Dau(d a Sau(or ••• Luke 2: 11
IRBY 8 7 8 7 7 7
Cecil F. Alexander Henry J. Gauntlett
1. Once in roy . al
r
Da . vid's cit . y Stood a low • ly cat .
2. Son of God, the gift is giv . en Born to save us from
3. Je . SUS is our child - hood's pat . tern, Day by day like us
4. And our eyes at last shall see Him, Thro' His own re - deem • ing
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shed, Where a moth .
.
er her ba by In a
fall, And His shel ter was a sta ble, And His
grew; He was lit tie, weak, and help . less. Tears and
love; For that child so dear and gen . tie Is our
man ger for His bed: Ma ry was that moth - er

era - die was a stall: With the poor, and mean, and
smiles like us He knew: And He feel - eth for our
Lord in heav'n a . bove, King of kings, he'll come a -
mild, Je SUS Christ

low - ly Lived on • earth, our ior ly.
sad • ness, And He shar eth in our ness.
gain On the earth to ev er reign.

91 Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
And suddenly there was .• . a multitude of the heauenly host praising God .•• Luhe 2: J 3
MENDELSSOHN 7 7 7 7 D. Ref.
Felix Mendelssohn
Charles Wesley Arr, by William H, Cummings
1. Hark! the her - ald an • gels sing, "Glo • ry to the new • born King:
2. Christ, by high - est heav'r. a - dored; Christ, our Sav · iour and our Lord!
3. Hail the heav'n-born Prince of Peace! Hail the Sun of Right - eous - ness!
Peace on earth, and mer - cy mild, God and rec - on - cited!"

Long de - sired, at last was born, Bless • ed them who mourn.
Light and life to all He brings, Ris'n with in His wings.
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Joy - ful, all ye na - tions, Join the tri - umph of the skies;
Hope of all the a - ges Hail Mes • si - ah, born at last!
Let us then with an - gels "Glo • ry to the new • born King!
With th'an • gel • ic host pro • claim, "Christ is born in Beth le • hem!"
Gift of God, His Jove to tell, Je our Em • man • u - el.
Peace on earth and mer • cy mild; God sin - ners rec - on • ciled!"

There's a Song in the Air 9 2
And •he .•• laid him in a man,er. Luke 2:7
SONG IN THE AIR 6 6 6 6 12 12

Josiah G. Holland Karl P. Harrin&ton
1. There's a song in the air! There's a star in the sky! There's a mo- ther's deep
2. There's a tu• mult of joy O'er the won• der • ful birth, For the Vir • gin's sweet
3. In the light of that star Lie the a • ges impearled; And that song from a •
4. We re • joice in the light, And we ech . o the song That comes down thru the
prayer, And a ha • by's low cry! And the star rains its fire while the
boy Is the Lord of the earth. And the star rains its fire while the
far Has swept o • ver the world. Ev • 'ry hearth is a · flame, and the
night From the heav • en • ly throng. And we shout to the love • ly e•
beau ti • ful sing. 1:-'or the man. ger of Beth • le • hem era • dies a King!
beau ti . ful s~ng. For the man - ger of Beth • le . hem era - dies a King!
beau • ti • ful smg. In the homes of the na • tions that Je • sus is King!
van • gel they bring, And we greet in His era • die Sav • iour and King!

93 It Came upon the Midnight Clear
Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace .•. Luhe 2:14
CAROL C.M.D.
Edmund H. Sears Richard S. Willis
1. It came up • on the mid - night clear, That glo - rious song of old,
2. Still through the clo - ven skies they come, With peace - ful wings un - furled,
3. And ye, be - neath life's crush - ing load, Whose forms are bend-ing low,
4. For lo, the days are has - tening on, By proph - et seen of old,
From an - gels bend - ing near the earth To touch their harps of
And still their heav'n - ly mu - sic floats O'er all the wea - ry
Who toil a - long the climb - ing way With pain - ful steps and slow,
When, with the ev - er - cir - cling years, Shall come the time fore - told,
"Peace on the earth, good. will to men, From heav'n's all - gra - cious King": The
A . bove its sad and low • ly plains They bend on hov - ering wing: And
Look now! for glad and gold • en hours Come swift• ly on the wing: 0
When the new heav'n and earth shall own The Prince of Peace their King, And
world in sol - emn still . ness lay To hear the an • gels sing.
ev . er o'er its Ba • bel sounds The bless . ed an - gels sing.
rest be - side the wea - ry road, And hear the an . gels sing.
the whole world send back the song Which now the an . gels sing.
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Good Christian Men, Rejoice 94
Unto you t. born tht. day ••• a Sauior, which t. Chrt.t the Lord. Luke 2 : J J
Latin, 14th Century IN DULCI JUBILO Irrec.

Tr. by John M. Neale 14th Century German Melody
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1. Good Chris - tian re - joice _ _ With heart and soul and voice! __
2. Good Chris - tian men, re - joice _ _ With heart and soul and voice! __
3. Good Chris - tian men, re - joice _ _ With heart and soul and v01ce.
• I __
Give ye
I
heed to what we say: Je sus Christ is born to - day.
Now ye hear of end - less bliss: Je . sus Christ was born for this.
Now ye need not fear the grave: Je - sus Christ was born to save;
Man and beast be - fore Him is in the man - ger

He hath died for all our sin, we the vie - to - ry may win.
Calls you one, and calls you all, gain His ev - er - last - ing hall.
day! ___
is
was
born to
born for
- is born
was born
to
for this! ___
was born to born to save! _ _
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95 Joy to the World! The Lord Is Come
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all the earth. Psa. 98:4
ANTIOCH C.M.
Isaac Watts George Frederick Handel
Based on Psalm 98 Arr. by Lowell Mason
1.Joy to the world! the Lord is come; Let earth re -

2.Joy to the earth! the Sav - ior reigns; Let men their
3. No more let sins and sor • rows grow, Nor thorns in -
4. He'll rule the world with truth and grace, And make the
ceive her King; Let ev . ery pre - pare Him room,

songs em• ploy; While fields and rocks, hills, and plains
fest the ground; He comes to His bless . ings flow
na . tions prove The glo . ries His right . eous . ness,
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And heav'n and na • ture sing, And heav'n and na . ture

Re peat the sound - ing joy, Re . peat the sound - ing
Far as the curse is found, Far as the curse is
And won • ders of His love, And won - ders of His
1. And heav'n and na - ture sing And
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sing, And heav'n, and heav'n and na . ture sing.

joy, Re . peat, re . peat the sound ing joy.
found, Far as, far as the curse is found.
love, And won -ders, and won · ders of His love.
heav'n and na - ture sing,

0 Little Town of Bethlehem 96
Thou, Bethlehem .•. though thou bt littk . •. out of thee shall Ht come •• • Micah 5:2
ST. LOUIS 8 6 8 6 7 6 8 6
Phillips Brooks Lewis H. Redner
3. How
lit - tie
2. For Christ is born of
si - lent - ly, how
Ma
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Beth - le - hem, How
ry, And
si • lent - ly The
a - bove,
is giv'n!
4. 0 ho · ly Child of Beth - le - hem! De - we pray;
A - bove thy deep and dream - less sleep The si . lent stars go by.
While mor - tals sleep, the an - gels keep Their wat.ch of won - d' ring love,
So God im - parts to hu - man hearts The bless - ings of His heav'n.
Cast out our sin, and en - ter in; Be born in us to - day.
Yet in thy dark streets shin eth The ev - er - last - ing Light;
0 morn - ing stars, to - geth - er Pro - claim the ho - ly birth!
No ear may hear His com - ing, But in this world of sin,
We hear the Christ - mas an - gels The great glad ti - dings tell;
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The hopes and fears or all the years Are met in thee to - night.
And prais - es sing to God the King, And peace to men on earth.
Where meek souls will re - ceive Him still The dear Christ en - ters in.
0 come to us, a • bide with us, Our Lord Em-man - u - el. A - men.

97 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
There were shepherd$ abiding in the field, keeping watch 011er their (loch., .Luke 2 :8
CHRISTMAS C.M. Repeats

George Frederick Handel
Nahum Tate Arr. in Weyman's Melodia Sacra
1. While shep • herds watched their flocks night, seat . ed on the

2. "Fear not!" said he; for might dread seized their trou . bled
3. "To you, in Da . vid's town this day, born of Da • vid's
4. "The heav'n . ly Babe you there shall find To hu . man dis
5. "All glo - ry be to God on high, And to the be
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ground, The an gel of the Lord came down, And
mind, "Glad ti dings of great joy I bring To
line, The Sav ior who is Christ the Lord, And
played, All mean . ly wrapped in swath . ing bands, And
peace: Good will hence . forth from heav'n to men, Be •
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glo - ry shone a . round,

r glo . ry shone a • round.
you and all man • kind, you and all man. kind.
this shall be the sign: this shall be the
man. ger laid;
er A• men.
98 I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day

On earth peace amo_n g men with whom he I• p/eaaed. Lu lie 2: 14 RSV Waltham L.M.
Henry W, Longfellow J. Baptiste Calkin
1. heard tile bells on Christ . mas day Their old fa• mil . iar car • ols play,
2. I thought how, as the day had come, The bel - fries of all Chris• ten-dom
3. And in de .spair I bowed my head: "There is no peace on earth," I said,
4. Then pealep the bells more loud and deep: "God is not dead, nor doth He sleep;
5. Till, ring- ing, sing. ing on its way, The world revolved from night to day,

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And wild and sweet the words re - peat 0 peace on earth, good - will to men.
Had rolled a - long th'un - bro - ken song or peace on earth, good - will to men.
"For hate is strong, and mocks the song or peace on earth, good - will to men."
The wrong shall fail, the right pre - vail , With peace on earth, good - will to men."
A voice, a chime, a chant sub - lime, or peace on earth, good - will to men!
Away in a Manger 99
She brought forth her firstborn ,on .• • and laid Him in a manger. Luke 2:7
V . 1, 2 Anonymous MANGER 11111111
V. 3 John T. McFarland James R . Mwray
1. A - way in a man - ger, No crib for a bed, The lit - tie Lord
2. The cat - tie are low - ing, The Ba - by a - wakes, But lit - tie Lord
3. Be near me, Lord Je - sus, I ask Thee to stay Close by me for-
Je • SUS Laid down His sweet head; The stars in the sky Looked
Je • SUS, No cry - ing He makes; I love Thee, Lord Je - sus! Look
ev - er, And love me, I pray; Bless all the dear chil - dren In
down where He lay, The lit - tie Lord Je - sus, A - sleep on the hay.
down from the sky, And stay by my era - die, Till mom - ing is nigh.
Thy ten - der care, And help me with oth - ers Thy mer - cies to share.

100 Angels from the Realms of Glory
We ••. ore come to worahip Him. Mott. 2:2
REGENTSQUARE878787
James Montgomery Henry Smart
r
1. An - gels, from the realms of glo - ry, Wing your flight o'er
2. Shep - herds, in the fields a - bid - ing, Watch - mg o'er your
3. Sa - ges, leave your con - tern - pla - tions, Bright - er vi - sions
4. Saints, be - fore the al - tar bend - ing, Watch - ing long in
all the earth; Ye who sang ere - a - tion's sto - ry,

flocks by night, Christ with man is now re - sid - ing,
beam a far; Seek the great De sire of na - tions,
hope and fear, Sud - den - ly the Lord, de - scend - ing,
Now pro - claim Mes si ah's birth:

Yon der shines the in fant Light:
Ye have seen His ta! star: Come and wor - ship,
In His tern - P,le pear:
come and worship, Wor - ship Christ, the new - born King!

As with Gladness Men of Old IOI
We have ,een hia ,tar . •• and are come to wor,hip him. Matt. 2 : 2
DIX 7 7 7 7 7 7
William C. Dix Conrad Kocher
1. As with glad - ness men of old Did the guid • ing

2. As with joy - ful steps they sped To that low - ly
3. As they of - fered gifts most rare At that man - ger
4. Ho ly Je SUS, ev - ery day Keep us in the
star be hold; As with joy they hailed its light,

man - ger bed, There to bend the knee be • fore
rude and bare, So may we with ho ly joy,
nar - row way; And •when earth - ly things are past,
Lead - ing on - ward, beam - ing bright, So, gra - cious

Him Whom heav'n and earth a . dare, So, we with
Pure and free from sin's al • Joy, All cost - liest
Bring our ran • somed souls at last Where need no
Lord, may we Ev . er - more be led torThee.

will . ing feet Ev . er seek the mer . cy seaL
treas - ures bring, Christ. to Thee our heav'n . ly King.
star to guide, Where no clouds Thy glo . ry hide. A. men.
Thi.• lu11t' iu a high,·r k,•y, No. 97

JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS BIRTH
102 0 Come, All Ye Faithful
Let zu now go euen unto Bethlehem ... Luke 2 :16
Latin hymn
Attr. to John F. Wade ADESTE FIDELES Irreg. Ref.
Trans. by Frederick Oakeley John F . Wade's Cantus Divers!
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1. 0 come, all ye faith - ful, joy - ful and tri - um - phant,
2. Sing, choirs of an - gels, sing in ex - ul ta - tion!
3. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, born this hap - PY mom - ing,
come ye, 0 come ye to - hem!

sing, all ye bright hosts of heav'n a -hove;
Je sus, to Thee be all glo ry giv'n;
Come and be - hold Him, born the King of an gels;

Glo - ry to God, all glo - ry in the high est;
Word of the Fa ther, now in flesh ap - pear - ing;
us a - dore Him,

Go, Tell It on the Mountain 103
They made known abroad the •aying • •• conceminll thia child. Luh!f! 2:17
GO TELL IT Irree.
Traditional Spiritual
it on the moun - tain,

r-r 0 - ver the hills and
Fine
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Go, tell it on the
r
moun - tain That
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Je • SUS Christ is born.
1. While shep - herds kept their watch - ing O er by night,

2. The shep • herds feared and trem - bled When, lo! a . bove the earth
3. Down in a low - ly man - ger Our hum - ble Christ was born,
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D.C.
re-
hold, through-out the heav - ens There shone a ho - ly

out the an - gel cho - rus That hailed our Sav - ior's
God sent us sal - va - tion That bless - ed Christ- mas mom.
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104 All My Heart This Night Rejoices
Behold I bring you good tidings of great joy. Lul1e 2:10
Paul Gerhardt WAR UM SOLLT ICH MICH DENN GRAMEN 8 3 3 6 D.

Trans. by Catherine Wink.worth Johann G. Ebeline
1. All my heart this night re - es, As I hear, Far and near,

2. Hark! a voice from yon - der - ger, Soft and sweet, Doth en - treat:
3. Come, then, let us has - ten - der; Here let all, Great and small,
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"Flee from woe and dan - ger; Bre - thren, come: from all that
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Till the air, Ev - ery - where, Now with joy is ring - ing.
You are freed; All you need I will sure ly give you."
Hail the star, That from far Bright with hope is bum ing!
105 Silent Night! Holy Night!

And they • •. found Mary, and Joseph, and the babe lying In a manger. Luke 2: 16
Joseph Mohr STILLE NACHT Irreg.
Trans. by John F. Young Franz Gruber
1. Si lent night! ho ly night! All is calm, all is bright

2. Si - lent night! ho - ly night! Shep - herds quake at the sight,
3. Si - lent night! ho - ly night! Son of God, love's pure light,

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'Round yon vir • gin moth • er and Child, Ho • ly In -fant so ten - der and mild,
G!o • ries stream from heav . en a • far, Heav'n • ly hosts sing Al • le • lu • ia;
Ra • diant beams from Thy ho • ly face, With the dawn of re deem • ing grace,
Sleep in heav • en • ly peace, Sleep in heav • en • ly peace.

Christ the Sav • ior is born, Christ the Sav • ior is born.
Je • sus, Lord, at Thy birth, Je • sus, Lord, at Thy birth. A-men.
From Heav'n an Angel I Now Come 106

I bring you good tidings of gr,,at jo_,.. . . Luke 2: 10
WINCHESTER NEW L.M.
Martin Luther Georg Rebenlein's Musicalisch Handbi:ch. Hamburg. 1690
Tr~n,. by Catherine Winkworth Arr. by William H. Havergal
1. From heav'n an an • gel I now come To bear good news to ev • ery home; Glad
2. "To you, this night is born a Child Or Ma · ry, cho • sen moth• er mild; This
3. Ah, dear • est Je • sus, ho · ly Child, Make Thee a bed, un • de • filed With·
4. Glo • ry to God in highest heav'n, Son hath giv'n. While
ti .
dings of great joy I bring, Where-of I now will say and sing:
lit .
tie Child of low-ly birth Shall be the joy of all your earth."
in• my heart, that it may be A qui • et cham-ber kept for Thee.
an. gels sing with ten-der mirth, A glad new all the earth.
JESUS Ol'R SA \'!OR: HIS BIRTH

107 0 Sing a Song of Bethlehem
Behold the Lamb of God. John 1 :29
1. 0 sing a song of Beth le • hem, Of shep - herds watch - ing there,

2. 0 sing a song of Naz ~ - reth, or sun • ny days of JOY,
3. 0 sing a song of Gal • 1 • lee, Of lake and woods and hill,
4. 0 sing a song of Cal - va - ry, Its glo • ry and d°is - may;
And of the news that came to them From an • gels the air:
0 sing of f-ra • grant flow • ers' breath, And of the sin • less Boy:
or Him who walked up - on the sea And bade its waves be still:
or Him who hung up - on the tree, And took our sins a • way:
The light that shone on Beth • le - hem Fills all the world to • day,
For now the flowers of Naz • a • reth In ev • ery heart may grow;
For though, like waves on Gal . i - lee, Dark seas of trou - hie roll,
For He who qied on Cal • va - ry Is ris - en from the grave,
or Je • sus' birth and peace on earth The an • gels sing al • way.

Now spreads the fame of His dear name On all the winds that blow.
When faith has heard the Mas - ter's word, Falls peace up • on the soul.
And Christ, our Lord, by heaven a - dored, Is might • y now to save. A. men.
From the Enllish Hymnal by permission of Oxford University Preas,

That Beautiful Name
.At the name of Jesiu every knee should bow. Phil. 2 : JO
108
THAT BEAUTIFUL NAME 10 7 10 7 Ref.
Mabel J . Camp
1. I know of a Name, a beau • ti •

!' r
ful Name, That an• gels brought
2. I know of a Name, a beau - ti • ful Name, That un - to a
3. The One of that Name my Sav - ior be • came, My Sav-ior of
4. I love that blest Name, that won • der - ful Name, Made high. er than
down to
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earth; They whis • pered it low one
t'
night long a - go,
r
Babe was giv'n; The stars glit-tered bright through• out that glad night,
Cal - va ry; My sins nailed Him there, my bur• dens He bare,
all in
-
heav'n; 'Twas whis-pered, I know, in my heart long a - go
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To a maid • en of low - ly
And an • gels praised God in
He suf • fered all this for That beau • ti - -ful Name, that
To Je • sus my life I've
• ful Name, From sin has pow'r to us! That beau. ti - ful
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS EARTHLY MINISTRY

109 Wonderful Grace of Jesus
For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. 2 Cor. 8:9
WONDERFUL GE.ACE Irreg. Ref.

Haldor Lillenas Haldor Lillenas
1. Won der - ful grace of

2. Won - der - ful grace of
it, Where shall

doned, Saved to
ing a - way my my spir

have been torn a - sun - me lib - er
the match- less grace of Je - SUS,

Won - der - fut the match -less grace of Je - sus, Deep - er than the
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All rights reserved. Used by permission,
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS EARTHLY MINISTRY
Won d~ - ful
might - y roll - ing sea; High - er than the moun - tain,
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grace, all suf - fi for
spark - ling like a foun All suf - fi
me, for e - ven me; Broad - the scope of my trans -

me; trans -
far than all my sin and shame;

my sin and shame;
mag - ni - fy the pre - cious name

110 All Glory, Laud and Honor
Blessed is the Kin,: of Israel that cometh in the name of the Lord. John 12 : 13
1. All glo - ry, laud and hon or To Thee, Re - deem • er, King,
2. The com • pa - ny of an gels Are prais - ing Thee on high,
3. To Thee, be - fore Thy pas sion, They sang their hymns of praise;
To whom tl\e lips of chil dren Made sweet ho - san - nas ring:
And mor - tal men and all things Cre • at • ed make re • ply:
To Thee, now high ex - alt ed, Our mel - o - dy we raise:
Thou art the King Is rael, Thou Da - vid's roy - al Son,

The peo pie of He brews With palms be - fore Thee went:
Thou didst ac - cept es Ac cept the praise we bring,
I
Who in the Lord's name ~om - est, The King and bless• ed One!
Our praise and prayer and an - thems Be - fore Thee we pre • sent.
Who in all good de - light • est, Thou good and gra - cious King! A- men.

The Stranger by the Sea Ill
Ye haue seen • • • how that the blind ,ee, the lame walk • • . the deaf hear . •• Luke 7 : 22
STRANGER BY THE SEA 10 8 10 9 Ref.

C. Au.stin Mile,
1. The stran-gers to God, His grace and His love, Were gathered by blue Gal - i -
2. They sat at His feet And looked in His face, Con - tent in His presence to
3. Their souls were a thirst; They drank at the Fount Of wa - ters, life - giv. ing and
lee, To lis - ten with joy To words from the lips Of the Stran -ger who
be; For no one be - fore Had cared for their souls, Like the Stranger who
free; Their strength was renewed, Their hope was re - vived By the Stran - ger who
rest, He made the blind - ed eyes to see); He fed the hun - gry
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112 Jesus, Wonderful Lord!
His name shall be called IVonderful. Isa. 9:6
WONDERFUL LORDl0 10 10 6 Ref.

Paul White
1. Born a - mong cat - tie, in pov - er - ty sore, Liv - ing in

2. Wea - ry yet He is the world's on - ly rest, Hun gry and
3. Friend of the friend - less be - trayed and de - nied, Help of the
meek - ness by Gal - i - lee's shore, Dy ing in shame as the

thirst - y with plen ty has blest, Tempt ed He prom - is - es
weak in Geth - sem - a - ne cried, Light of the world in gross
wick - ed ones swore: - SUS, won - der - ful Lord!

grace for each test: sus, won - der - ful Lord!
dark - ness He died: SUS, won - der - ful Lord!
won - Lord!
Refrain
true to the end;
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The Palms 113
Sal11atlon, and glory, and honor, and power, unto the Lord our God. Re11. 19: J
PALMS 10 11 10 10 Ref.
Arr. by Charles Gabriel
1. O'er all the way green palms and blossoms gay Are strewn this day in fest - al
2. His word goes forth, and peo-ple by its might Once more their freedom gain from
3. Sing and f'e - joice, 0 blest Je - ru - sa - Iem, Of all thy songs sing the e-
prep - a - ra - tion, Where Je - sus comes, to wipe our tears a - way;

deg - ra - da - tion; Hu . man - i - ty doth give to each his right,
ci - pa - tion; Thro' bound - less love, the Christ of Beth - le - hem
Jq
E'en now the throng to welcome Him prepare. Join, Sing His name di - vine,
While those in darkness find restored the light.
Brings forth the hope to thee for ev - er-more. Join all, and sing Ho - san na!
ev - 'ry voice resound with u - nit - ed
L-3-1 &--3__.l
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114 Then Jesus Came
Then came Jesu, and stood in the midst, and saith ... peace . .. John 20: 19
JESUS CAME 11 10 11 10 Ref.

Oswald J. Smith Homer Rodeheaver
1. One sat a - lone be - side the high - way beg - ging, His eyes were blind, the
2. From home and friends the e • vii spir - its drove him, A - mong the tombs he
3. "Un-clean! un - clean!" the le• per cried in tor - ment, The deaf, the dumb, in
4. Their hearts were sad as in the tomb they laid him, For death had come and
5. So men to - day have found the Sav - iour a - ble, They could not con - quer
light he could not see; He clutched his rags and shiv - ered in~ the shad - ows,
dwelt in mis • er - y; He cut him self as de - mon pow'rs pos - sessed him,
help - less - ness stood near; The fe - ver raged, dis - ease had gripped its vie - tim,
tak - en him a • way; Their night was dark and bit • ter tears were fall • i'lg,
pas - sion, lust and sin; Their bro. ken hearts had left them sad and lone - ly,
Then Je • SUS came and bade flee.

Then Je · SUS came and set free.
Then Je. SUS came and cast fear. When Je · SUS comes the
Then Je • SUS came and night was turned to day.
Then Je. SUS came and dwelt, Him - self, with · in.
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Tell Me the Stories of Jesus 115
Jeaw went about all Galilee, teaching ... Matt. 4:23
STORIES OF JESUS8 4 8 4 5 4 5 4
William H. Parker Frederick A Challinor
1. Tell me the sto - ries of Je • SUS I love to hear;_

2. First let me hear how the chi! - dren Stood round his knee;_
3. In • to the cit • y I'd fol - low The chil - dren's band,-
Things I would ask him to tell me If he

And I shall fan • cy his bless - ing Rest - ing
Wav • ing a branch of the palm tree High in
,. I I I I l I I
- -.
.., l/ - sea, ___
Scenes by the way side, Tales of the
Words full of kind . ness, Deeds full of grace, _ _
.. ..
One of his
• ...
her - aids,
~-
Yes,
~--
I would sing _ _
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I y
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I
I
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Sto ries of Je SUS, Tell them to me. _ _

All
Loud
in
est
the love - light or Je sus' face. __
King!_
ho san nas! Je SUS is

116 He Died for Me
IVho • •• bare our sins in His own body on the tree. l Pet. 2:24
EXCELL C.M. Ref.

John Newton Edwin 0. Excell
1. I saw One hang - ing on a tree, In ag - o - ny and blood;_

2. Sure, nev - er till my lat - est breath, Can I for - get that look;_
3. My con - science felt and owned the guilt, And plunged me in de spair; _
4. A sec - ond look He gave, which said, "I free - ly all for - give:_
He
It
fixed
seemed
His lov - ing eyes on me, As near His cross I
to charge me with His death, Though not a word He
-----
stood.-
spoke._
I saw my sins His blood had spilt And helped to nail Him there. -
This blood is for your ran - som paid, I die that you may live."_
o, can it be, up - on a tree The Sav - ior died for me·t-
<·
think He died for
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Were You There? 117
It waa the third hour, and they crucified Him. Mark 15 :25
WERE YOU THERE? Irreg.

Traditional Spiritual Tradi tiooal Spiritual
1. Were you there when they cru . ci • fled my lord? fwere~ou there?)
2. Were you there when they nailed Him to the tree? (Were you there?)
3. Were you there when they pierced Him in the side? (Were you there?)
4. Were you there when they laid Him in the tomb'! (Were you there?)
5. Were you there when He rose up from the dead? (Were you there?)
when they cru • ci • fled my Lord? (Were you there?)

when they nailed Him to the tree? (Were you there?)
when they pierced Him in the side? (Were you there?)
when they laid Him in the tomb? (Were you there?)
when He rose up from the dead? (Were you there?)
Some- times it caus • es me to trem-ble, trem-ble,

(5. Some - times I feel like shout- ing glo • ry, glo • ry ,)
trem • ble, Were you there when they cru • ci • fled my rord¼weC you bere?)
trem • ble, Were you there when they nailed Him to the tree? (Were you there?)
trem • ble, Were you there when they pierced Him in the side? (Were you there?)
trem - ble, Were you there when they laid Him in the tomb? (Were you there?)
glo • ry! Were you there when He rose up from the dead? (Were you there?)
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HlS SUFFERINGS AND DEATH

118 What Will You Do with Jesus?
Faithful i, he that calleth you. 1 The11. 6 : 24
STOCKS 9 9 9 7 Ref.
Mary L. Stocks
1. Je - SUS is stand -ing in Pi - late's hall Friend - less, for - sak - en, be - trayed by all:
2. Je - SUS is standing on tri - al still, You can be false to Him if you will,
3. Will you e - vade Him as Pi - late tried? Or will you choose Him, what - e'er be-tide?
4. Will you, like Pe - ter, your Lord de - ny? Or will you scorn from His foes to fly,
5. "Je • SUS, I give Thee my heart to - day! Je - sus, I'll fol - low Thee all the way,
Heark - en! What mean - eth the sud - den call? What will you do with Je - sus?
You can be faith - ful through good or ill: What will you do with Je - sus?
Vain - ly you strug - gle from Him to hide: What will you do with Je - sus?
Dar - ing for Je - sus to live or die? What will you do with Je - sus?
Glad - ly o - bey - ing Thee!" will you say: "This will I do with Je • sus!"
Neu - tral you can - not be; __
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS SUFFERINGS AND DEATH

There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood 119
In that day there ahall be a fountain opened . •. for dn and for uncleanneu. Zech. 13: 1
CLEANSING FOUNTAIN C.M.D.

William Cowper Arr. by Lowell Muon
1. There is a foun • tain filled with blood Drawn from Im • man • uel's veins;
2. The dy ing thief re • joiced to see That foun • tain in his day;
3. Dear dy. ing Lamb, Thy pre . cious blood Shall nev • er lose its pow'r,
4. E'er since by faith I saw the stream Thy flow • ing wounds sup ply,
And sin • ners, plunged be • neath that flood, Lose all their guilt • y stains:
And there may I, though vile as he, Wash all my sins a • way:
Till all the ran • somed Church of God Be saved, to sin no more:
Re • deem • ing love has been my theme, And shall be till I die:
all their guilt • y stains,- Lose all their guilt • y - stains; And
all my sins a way, __ Wash all my sins a . way; And
to sin no more, __ Be saved, to sin no more; Till
be till I die, _ _ And shall be till I die; Re-
sin • ners, plunged be • neath that flood, Lose all their guilt • y stains.
there may I, though vile as he, Wash all my sins a · way.
all the ran. somed Church of God Be saved, to sin no more.
deem- ing love has been my theme, And shall be till I die. A• men.

120 Why?
Christ Jesus came into the world to aaue alnnera. 1 Tim. 1 : 16
WHY 10 6 10 6 Ref.
John M. Moott John M. Moore
7
1. Why did they nail Him to Cal • va • ry's tree? Why? tell me,
2. Whv should He love me, a sin • ner un • done? Why? tell me,
3. \Vh)' should I lin • ger a • far from His love? Why? tell me,
why was He Je - sus the Help - er, the Heal - er, the
why should He I do not mer - it the love He has
why should I Some-how I know I should ven - ture and
Refrain
Friend Why? tell me, why was He there? __

shown Why? tell me, why should He care? _ _ All my in • - qui• ties
prove Why? tell me, why should I fear? _ _
Je - sus the
puld _ He paid the ran - som for
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Christ Is the World's Redeemer 121
Chrlat Jeau, t. made unto u, redemption. I Cor. J:30
MOVILLE 7 6 7 6 D .•
Columba Traditional Irish melody
Trans. by Duncan Macgregor Arr. for the Church Hymnal
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1. Christ is the world' s re - deem - er, The lov
trr er of the pure,
2. Christ hath our host SU - round - ed With clouds of mar - tyrs bright,
3. Down in the realm of dark - ness He lay a cap - tive bound,
-
The fount of heaven - ly wis - dom, trust and hope se - cure;
Who gave their lives in tri - umph , fire us for the fight.
But at the hour ap. point - ed rose, a vie - tor crowned;
The ar - mor of His sol - diers, The Lord_ of earth and sky;
Christ the red cross as - cend - ed To a world un - done,
And now, to heaven as - cend - ed, He up - on the throne,
Our health while we are- liv - ing, Our

.
hope when we
r
shall
And, su f - fering for the- sin - ful, Our full re - demp - tion won.
In glo - ri - ous do - min - ion, His Fa • ther's and His own. A-men.
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122 And Can It Be That I Should Gain
While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Rom. 5 : 8
SAGINA L.M.D.
Charles Wesley Thomas Campbell
1. And can it be that I _ should gain An

r
in - t'rest in the
2. Long my im - pris - oned spir - it lay Fast bound in sin and
3. No con -dem - na - tion now_ I dread; Je SUS, and all in
'---""
Sav - ior's He for caused His me,_ who
na - ture's eye dif - quick- 'ning ray, I woke, the
Him, is live in liv - ing Head, And clothed in
-er
Him to death pur - sued? A - maz - ing love! how_ can_ it_ be_ That
dun - geon flamed with light; My chains fell off, my_ heart was free;_ I
right-eous- ness di - vine, Bold I ap - proach th'e - ter · nal throne, And
ou,_ my Lord, shouldst die _ _ for me?

rose,_ went forth and fol - lowed Thee. A - maz - ing love! how
claim_ the crown, through Christ my own.
A - maz - ing love!

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can be That Thou, my Lord, shouldst die for me. A - men.

How can it be That Thou, my Lord,
Jesus Paid It All 123

Though your •In• be a. acorlet, they •hall be a. white cu •now. l•o. l: l 8
ALL TO CHRIST 6 6 7 7 Ref.
Elvina M. Hall John T. Grape
r
1. I__ hear the Sav - ior say, "Thy stren~th in - deed is small, Child of
2. Lord, now in • deed I find Thy pow r and Thine a . lone Can_
3. For noth - ing good have I Where • by Thy grace to claim I'll -
4. And when be - fore the throne I stand in Him com - plete, "Je • SUS
weak-ness, watch and pray, Find in Me thine all in all."

change the lep . er's spots And_ melt the heart of stone. Je • sus paid it all
wash my gar - ments white In the blood of Cal - v'ry's Lamb. '
died my soul to save," My_ lips shall still re • peat.
All to Him I owe; Sin had left a crim • son stain, He washed it white as snow.

124 The Old Rugged Cross
Who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame. Heb. 12:2
OLD RUGGED CROSS lrreg. Ref.

George Bennard George Bennard
1. On a hill far a • way stood an old rug • ged cross, The em• blem of
2. 0 that old rug . ged cross, so de • spised by the world, Has a won • drous at •
3. In the old rug . ged cross, stained with blood so di • vine, A won drous
4. To the old rug • ged cross I will ev • er be true, Its shame and re •
...--... .-.--......
suf • fering and

trac • tion for
-
shame; And I
me; For the
love that old cross where the
dear Lamb of God took my
dear. est and best
sin as his own
beau• ty I see; For 'twas on that old cross Je • sus suf • fered and died
proach glad- ly bear; Then he'll come back some day From his home far a - way
For a world of lost sin • ners was slain.

And bore it on dark Cal• va . ry. So I'll cher • ish the old rug• ged
To par• don and sane - ti . fy me.
-
And his glo - ry for - ev - er I'll share. cross, the
cross, Till my tro - phies at last I lay down; I will cling to the
old rug - ged cross,
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What Wondrous Love Is This 125
What manner of loue the Father hath be.towed upon ru. J John 3: J
WONDROUSLOVE129129
American folk hymn Southern Harmony
r
1. What won • drous love is 0 my soul, 0 my soul, What

2. To God and to the I will sing, I will sing, To
3. And when from death I'm free, I'll sing on, I'll sing on, And
won• drous love is this, 0 my What won• drous love is

God and to the Lamb I will sing; ___ To God and to the
when from death I'm free, I'll sing on; _ _ _ And when from death I'm
this that caused the Lord of bliss To bear the dread • fut curse
H for my
Lamb, who wrought sal • va • tion's plan While mil• lions join the theme, I will
free, I'll sing and joy • fut be, And through e • ter • ni • ty I'll sing
soul, for my soul, To bear the dread • fut curse for my

sing, I will sing, While mil • lions join the theme, I will
on, I'll sing on, And through e • ter • ni ty I'll sing
JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS SUFFERINGS AND OEATU

126 Blessed Redeemer
Ye were • •• redeemed • •. with the precious blood of Ch rut. l Pet. l: l 8, 19
BLESSED REDEEMER 9 9 9 9 Ref.

Avis B. Christiansen Harry D. Loes
1. Up Cal • vary's moun • tain one dread • ful mom, Walked Christ my Sav • iour
2. "Fa • ther, for • give them!" thus did He pray, E'en while His life- blood
wea . ry
flowed fast
and
a
-
w orn;_ Fae • ing
way;_ Pray - ing
for
for
sin • ners death on
sin • ners while in
the
such
cross,_
woe--
Refrain
He might save them from end - less

one but Je • sus ev • er loved so._ Bless • ed Re . deem . er!
bleed • ing, for sin • ners
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• ing dy - ing for -
m e!_
Go to Dark Gethsemane 127

Then cometh Jesw with them unto a place called Geth1emane. Matt. 2!$:36
REDHEAD 7 7 7 7 7 7
James Montgomery Richard Redhead
1. Go to dark Geth - sem - a - ne, Ye that feel the tempt-er's pow'r;

2. Fol - low to the judg - ment hall; View the Lord of life ar - raigned.
3. Cal - v'ry's mourn - ful moun - tain climb; There, a - dor - ing at His feet,
4. Ear - Iy has - ten to the tomb Where they laid His breath . les.s clay;
Your Re - deem - er's con - flict see; Watch with Him one bit - ter hour;
0 the worm - wood and the gall! 0 the pangs His soul sus • tained!
Mark that mir - a cle of time, God's own sac - ri - fice com • plete:
All is sol - i tude and gloom, Who hath tak - en Him a - way?
Turn not from His griefs a - way; Learn of Je • sus Christ to pray.
Shun not suf • f'ring, shame, or loss; Learn of Him to bear the cross.
"It is fin - ished!" hear the cry; Learn of Je - sus Christ to die.
Christ is ris'n! He meets our eyes. Sav - ior, teach us so to rise. A-men.

128 Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed?
Surely He hath borne our grief,, and carried our ,orrows. Isa. 53 :4
Isaac Watts HUDSON C.M. Ref.

Refrain, Ralph E. Hudson Ralph E. Hudson
1. A - las! and did my Sav - ior bleed? And did my Sov - 'reign die?
2. Was it for crimes that I have done He groaned up . on the tree?
3. Well might the sun in dark - ness hide, And shut his glo - ries in,
4. But drops of grief can ne'er. re - pay ThP debt of love I owe:
Would He de - vote that sa - cred head For sin • ners such as I?

A pit • y! grace un - known! And love be - yond de gree!
When wil - ling Sav - ior died To save me from my sin.
Here, my . self. • way, 'Tis all that I can do!
At the cross, at the cross where I first saw the light, And the
bur· den of my heart rolled a. way, (rolled a - way,) It was faith
now

He Was Wounded for Our Transgressions 129
He waa wounded for our tramveuion.,. laa. 63: 5
OAK PARK Irrec.

Thomas 0. Chisholm Merrill Dunlop
1. He was wound • ed for our trans • gress • ions, bore our

2. He was num • bered a • mong trans • gress • ors, We did es•
3. We had wan • dered, we all had wan • dered Far from the
------
sins in His bod • y on the tree; '-!I For our guilt He

teem Him for • sak • en by His God· As our sac • ri •
fold of "the Shep. herd of the sheep;" But He sought us
gave us peace, From our bond • age gave re • And with His
And all our
flee
where
He
we wHOn
died, That the
the
law be sat • is •
moun • tains bleak and And brought us
-&
stripes, and with His stripes, And with His stripes __ our souls are healed.
sin, and all our sin, And all our sin ____ was laid on Him.
home, and brought us home, And brought us safe ly home to God.
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130 Why Should He Love Me So?
To know the love of Chrl1t, which pas,eth knowledge . Eph. 3 : 19
HARKNESS to 6 10 6 Ref.
R.H. Robert Harkness
A r I I I 7 I t..
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r=
1. Love sent my Sav
r- ior to
r-
die in my
r
stead, Why should He
2. Nails pierced His hands and His feet for my sin, Why should He
3. 0 how He ag - 0 - nized there in my place, Why should He
:
I
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. -.
I I
i b-
r
love me so? .. Meek - ly to Cal - va - ry's
r
cross He was led,
love me so? ..• He suf - fered sore my sal va - tion to win,
love me so? ••. Noth - ing with - hold • ing my sin to ef - face,
Refrain
Why should He love me so? ...• Why should He love me so? •••••
J .J.
should He love me so? ...• Why should my Sav - ior to

love me so?
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I Love Him Because He First Loved Me 131
We /o~e Him because He /irat lol'ed us. I John 4:19
Frank E. Roush
1. In God's mighty plan Christ Je - sus came, To save me from guilt and
2. He sweat drops of blood in prayer for me, Heart - bro - ken in dark Geth -
3. Up Cal - va - ry's hill the cross He bore, And for me a crown of
4. My Lord who was slain by sin - ful man, A won -der - ful Friend to
sin and shame; His death on the cross of Cal - va - ry Brought

sem - a - ne, While an - gels from bless - ed realms of light Gave
thorns He wore; They nailed Him up - on the tree to die, Then
me has been; He rose from the tomb with vie - to - ry, And
Refrain
par - don and gave me lib - er - ty.

strength to His ach - ing heart that night.
dark - ness came o - ver earth and sky. I love Him be - cause He
now I love Him who first loved me.
first loved me, He first loved me, He first loved me; I love Him be -
Cal - va - ry.
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS SUFFERINGS AND QEATH

132 "Man of Sorrows," What a Name
A man of ,orrow,, and acquainted with grief. r,a. 53:3
HALLELUJAH! WHAT A SAVIOR! 7 7 7 8
Philip P. Bliss
1. "Man of Sor· rows!" what a name For the Son of God who came
2. Bear • ing shame and scoff • ing rude, In my place con • demned He stood;
3. Guilt • y, vile and help • less, we: Spot • less Lamb of God was He:
4. "Lift • ed up" was He to die, "It is fin • ished," was His cry;
5. When He comes, our glo • rious King, All His an • gels will He bring.
Ru • ined sin • ners to re • claim! Hal • le . Ju . jah! what a Sav • iour!

Sealed my par• don with His blood; Hal • le . Ju . jah! what a Sav • iour!
"Full a • tone • ment!" can it be? Hal • le . Ju . jah! what a Sav • iour!
Now in heav'n ex . alt • ed high; Hal • le . Ju . jah! what a Sav • iour!
Then a• new this song we11 sing: Hal • le Ju jah! what a Sav • iour!
133 Jesus, Thy Blood and Righteousness

He hath clothed ine with the 11armenta of aahxitlon. Isa. 61: I 0
Nikolaus L. von Zinzendorf GERMANY L.M.
Trans. by John Wesley William Gardiner's Sacred Melodie,
1. Je • sus, Thy blood and right- eous- ness My beau. ty are, my

r--
glo • rious dress;
2. Bold shall I stand in Thy great day, For who aught to my charge shall lay?
3. Lord, I be • lieve Thy pre • cious blood, Which, at the mer • cy seat of God
4. Lord, I be • lieve were sin • ners more Then sands up • on the o • cean shore,
'Midst flam • ing worlds, in these ar • rayed, With joy. shall I lift up my head.
Fu! • ly ab-solved through these I am, From sin and fear, from guilt and shame.
For • ever doth for sin • ners plead, For me, e'en for my soul, was shed.
Thou hast for all a ran • som paid, For all a full a -tone-ment made.
p A- men.
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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross 134
What thine• were gain to me, tho•e I counted lou for Chrlat. Phil. 3:7
HAMBURG L.M.
Lowell Mason
7
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When I sur • vey the won - drous cross On which the Prince of glo • ry _ died,
For - bid it, Lord, that I should boast, Save in the death of Christ, my_ Lord;
See, from His head, His hands, His feet, Sor - row and love flow min - gled- down;
Were the whole realm of na • ture mine, That were a pres - ent far too_ small;
J
My rich- est gain J _ _ count but_ loss, And pour con-tempt on all my_ pride.
All the vain things thaL charm me_ most, I sac - ri • flee them to His- blood.
Did e'er such love and_ sor - row_ meet, Or thorns com - pose so rich a - crown?
Love so a - maz - ing,_ so di vine, De-mands my soul, my life, my_ all.
h
In the Cross of Christ I Glory 135

God forbid that I •hould glory, aaue in the crou • • . Gal. 6: I 4
John Bowring RATHBUN 8 7 8 7

Ilhamar Conkey
7
1. In the cross of glo - ry, Tow'r - ing o'er the wrec

2. When the woes of life o'er - take me, Hopes de - ceive, and fears an -
3. When the sun of bliss is beam- ing Light and love up • on my
4. Bane and bless -ing, pain and pleas-ure, By the cross are sane - ti •
h
All the light of sa - cred sto - ry Gath - ers round its head sub-lime.
Nev • er shall the cross for - sake me: Lo! it glows with peace and joy.
From the cross the ra • diance stream-ing Adds more lus - ter to the day.
Peace is there that knows no meas - ure, Joys that thro' all time a - bide. A - men.
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136 There Is a Green Hill Far Away
Wherefore Je,u, al,o .•. ,uf(ered without the gate. Heb . 13: 12
GREEN HILL C . M. Ref.

Cecil F. Alexander George C. Stebbins
1. There is a green hill far a - way, With - out a cit - y wall,_

2. We may not know, we can - not tell What pains He had to bear;_
3. He died that we might • be for -given, He died to make us free,_
4. There was no oth - er good e - nough To pay the price of sin,_
Where the dear Lord was cru - ci - fied, Who died to save us alt._
But we be - lieve it was for us He hung and suf - fered there. -
That we might be re - leased from sin, He died on Cal - v'ry's tree._
He o - pened wide sat - va - tion's door And bids us en - ter in._
Refrain
too,-
And trust in His re - deem- ing blood, And try His works to

0 Sacred Head, Now Wounded 137
lVhen they had platted a crown of thorn•, they put It upon Iru hepd: Matt. 27: 29
Attr. to Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th century PASSION CHORALE 7 6 7 6 D .

Trans. (German) by Paul Gerhardt Hans Leo Hassler
Trans. (English) by James W. Alexander Arr. by J .S. Bach
1. 0 sa . cred Head, now wound . ed, With grief and shame weighed down,
2. What Thou, my Lord, hast suf fered Was all for sin - ners' gain;
3. What Ian . guage shall I bor . row To thank Thee, dear - est friend,
Now scorn . ful . ly

u sur - round . ed With thorns, Thine on - ly crown:
Mine, mine was the trans . gres . sion, But Thine the dead - ly pain.
For this Thy dy . ing sor -row, Thy pit y -
with - out end?
i'
0 sa - cred Head, what ry, What love di - vine was Thine!
Lo, here I fall, my ior! 'Tis I de - serve Thy place;
0 make me Thine for ev er; And should I faint - ing be,
Yet, though de - spised and go • ry, I joy to mine.

Look on me with Thy fa - vor, Vouch - safe to me grace.
Lord, let me nev - er, nev - er Out - live my love Thee. A - men.

138 Wounded for Me
Christ also hath •• • giuen himself for us an offering . •. Eph. 6:2
W.G. Ovens& WOUNDED 8 9 10 10

Gladys Watkin Roberts 7 W. G. Ovens
1. Wound• ed for me, wound• ed for me, There on the cross

2. Dy. ing for me, dy • ing for me, There on the cross
3. Ris • en for me, ris . en for me, Up from the grave
4. Liv • ing for me, liv • ing for me, Up in the skies
5. Com - ing for me, com· ing for me, One day to earth
was wound• ed me; Gone my trans . gres . sions, and

was dy - ing me; Now in His death my re.
• has ris - me; Now ev . er . more from death's
is liv • me; Dai ly He's plead • ing and
is com- Then with what joy His dear
now I am free, All be-cause Je • SUS was wound-ed for me.

demp • tion I see, All be-cause Je • SUS was dy. ing for me.
sting I am free, All be• cause Je • SUS has ris . en for me.
pray • ing for me, All be - cause Je • SUS is liv - ing for me.
face I shall see, how I praise Him, He's com • ing for me.
139 'Tis Midnight; And On Olive's Brow

They went out Into the mount ofOliue•. Matt. 26: 30
OLIVE'S BROW L.M.
Wllllam B. Tappan William B. Bradbury
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1. 'Tis brow The star is dimmed that late • ly

2. 'Tis midnight; and from moved, The Sav • iour wrestles lone with
3. 'Tis midnight; and for oth • ers' guilt The Man of Sor . rows weeps in
4. 'Tis midnight; and from ether. plains Is borne the song that an • gels

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'Tis midnight; in the gar - den now, The suffering Sav • iour prays a - lone.
E'en that dis • ci - pie whom He loved Heeds not his Mas - ter's grief and tears.
Yet He that hath in an . guish knelt Is not for. sak - en by His God.
Un - heard by mor - tals are the strains That sweetly soothe the Sav • iour's woe.
Lead Me to Calvary 140

Consider Him that endured such contradiction of dnnens against Himself. Heb. 12 :3
DUNCANNON C.M. Ref.
Jennie E. Hussey William J. Kirkpatrick
1. King of my life, crown Thee now, Thine shall the glo • ry be;
2. Show me the tomb where Thou wast laid, Ten • der • ly mourned and wept;
3. Let me, like Ma • ry thro' the gloom, Come with a gift to Thee;
4. May I be will • ing, Lord, to bear Dai • ly my cross for Thee;
Lest I for• get Thy thorn-crowned brow, ead me to Cal • va •

An • gels in robes of light ar • rayed Guard • ed Thee whilst Thou
Show to me now the emp • ty tomb, Lead me to Cal • va •
E • ven Thy cup of grief to share, Thou hast borne all for me.
sem • a • ne; Lest I for • get Thine ag • o • ny;
Lest I for • get Thy love for me, Lead me to Cal • va • ry.
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141 Because He Lives
Because I liue, ye &hall liue al&o . John 14: I 9
RESURRECTION 9 8 9 12 Ref.
William J. Gaither Final chorus arranged by Ronn Huff
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God
How
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a
heal, and for He lived and died to buy my

and joy He But great . er still the calm as•
par • don,
sur - ance,
An emp. ty grave is there to prove my Sav - ior ----------
lives.
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This child can face un - cer. tain days be - cause He lives.
Be-cause He lives I can face to - mor- row, Be-cause He
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And life is worth the liv . ing just be • cause He
Christ, The Lord, Is Risen Today 142

Now la Chri•t ri•en ••• and become the first fruit• of them that alept. I Cor. 15:20
EASTER HYMN 7 7 7 7 Allelu.lu
Charles Wesley From Lyra Davidica
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1. Christ the Lord is ris'n to • day,_ Al le - lu - ia!

2. Lives a • gain our glo • rious King:_ Al le - lu ia!
3. Love's re • deem· ing work is done,_ Al le lu ia!
4. Serve we now, as Christ has led,- Al le - lu - ia!
Sons of men and an • gels say:- Al - le - ia!

Where, 0 death, is now thy sting?- Al le - ia!
Fought the fight, the bat· tie won;_ Al le - ia!
Fol- l'wing our ex - alt . ed Head;_ Al le - ia!
Raise your joys and tri • umphs high, Al le lu ia!

Dy . ing once, He all doth save: Al le lu ia!
Lo!
Made
our
like
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Him, like
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we'll
o'er;
rise.
Al
Al
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lu .
ia!
ia!
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Sing,_ ye heav'-ns, and earth re - ply, __ • ia!

Where _ thv vie - to • ry, 0 grave?- ia!
Lo!-- He sets in grief no more.- ia!
When-- He com -eth from the skies,_ • ia!
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS RESURRECTION
143 He Lives
• .• That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection. Phil. 3 : JO
ACKLEY Irree. Ref.

A.ff.A. A.H. Ackley
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serve a ris - en Sav- iour, H 's in the world to d a ~ I know that He is

2. In all the world a round me I see His lov - ing care,- And tho' my heart grows
3. Re - joice, re • joice, 0 Christian, lift up your voice and sing_ E - ter - nal hal - le •
liv • ing, what ev • er men may say;_ see His hand of mer • cy,
wea • ry I nev • er will de • spair;- know that He is lead • ing, thru
Iu - jahs to Je • sus Christ the King!- The Hope of all who seek Him, the
hear His voice of ctieer.'-And He's al • ways

all the storm ·Y blast,-The day of will come at
Help of all who find,- None oth - er so· good and
and
He lives, He lives,
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talks with me a • long life's nar • row way._ He He lives,-- sal •
He lives,
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rit.
0 Sons and Daughters,· Let Us Sing 144

Heu not hen. but u ri•en. Lulre 24:6
Jean Tisserand 0 FILn ET FILIAE 8 8 8 Alleluias

Trans. by John M. Neale Traditional French melody
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1. 0 sons and daugh • ters, let us sing! The King of

2. That Eas . ter morn at of day, The faith . ful
3. An an gel clad in they see, Who sat and
4. How blest are they who not seen, And yet whose
5. On this most ho ly of days, Our hearts and
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earth, the glo . rious King, O'er death to day rose tri . umph - ing,
worn - en went their way To seek the tomb where Je . SUS lay,
spake un . to the three, "Your Lord doth go to Gal . i • lee,''
faith hath con • stant been; For they e . ter nal life shall win,
voic • es, Lord, we raise To Thee, in ju bi lee and praise,

145 He Rose Triumphantly
O grove, wlacrc is thy 1Jictory ! I Cor. J 5 :55
HE ROSE 6 6 6 6 Ref.
B.D. Ackley
marcato
1. Our bless• ed Lord was

slain, The Christ who came to reign,
was slain, to reign,
2. They sor-rowed when He died, Nor sought their tears to hide;
He died, to hide;
3. The stone was rolled a • way, For Christ was raised that day;
a • way, that day;
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And in a grave He lay, To wait the com • ing day.

But soon their bit • ter pain Was turned to joy a gain.
And now He lives a • hove To man • i fest His love.
• um• phant - ly,
• claim
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I Know That My Redeemer Lives 146
• • • My Redeemer liueth, and • • • He 1hall 1tand at the latter day upon the earth. Job 19:25
LASST UNS ERFREUEN 8 8 4 4 8 8 Alleluias
Geistliche Kirchencesan&, Cologne
Arr. by Ralph Vau&han Williams
1. I that my Re-deem• er 0 the sweet joy this sen - tence

2. He to bless me with His And still He pleads for me a•
3. He my kind, wise, con-stant Who still will keep me to the
4. He to make in • ter -ces • And in His king-dom I shall
gives!
r Al-le . Ju . ia! Al · le lu . ia! He Jives, He lives, who once was
bove; Al - le . lu . ia! Al· le .
Ju . ia! He lives to raise me from the
end; Al - le . Ju . ia! Al· le Ju . ia! He Jives, and while He Jives I'll
share; Al - le . lu . ia! Al - le . Ju . ia! Hj lives, all glo • ry to His
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He Jives, my ev • er - last • ing Al-le . lu - ia! AI-le -

grave, And
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me e - ter - nal • ly to save. AI-le - lu - ia! Al-le-
sing, Je SUS, my Proph • et, Priest and King. AI-le lu - ia! Al-le -
name, Je SUS, un - change -a - bly the same. Al-le . Ju - ia! AI-le-
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Music from "The En&llsh Hymnal" by permlaion of Oxford University Press.

Thi• tune In a higher key and a {our-port ,ettin/l, No. 72

147 Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain
Thou hast ascended on high, thou heat led· captivity captive. Psa. 68:18
Attr, to John of Damascus ST. KEVIN 7 6 7 6 D

Tr. John M. Neale Arthur S. Sullivan
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1 Come, ye faith - ful, raise the strain Of tri - umph - ant glad - ness;
2. 'Tis the spring of souls to - day; Christ hath burst his pris . on,
3 Now the queen of sea - sons, bright With the day of splen - dor,
4 Neith - er might the gates of death, Nor the tomb's dark por - tal,
God hath brought his Is - ra - el In - to joy from sad - ness;

And from three days sleep in death As a sun hath ris - en;
With the roy - al feast of feasts, Comes its joy to ren - der;
Nor the watch - ers, nor the seal Hold thee as a mor - tal;
Loosed from Pha - raoh's bit - ter yoke Ja - cob's and daugh - ters;
All the win - ter of our sins, Long and is fly - ing
Comes to glad Je - ru - sa - lem Who with af - fee - tion
But to - day a - midst the twelve Thou didst be - stow - ing
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Led them with un - moist - ened foot Through the Red Sea wa - ters.
From His light, to whom we give Laud and praise un - dy - ing.
Wei-comes in un - wea - ried strains Je - sus' res - ur - rec - tion.
That thy peace which ev - er Pass • eth hu - man know - ing. A- men.

Christ Arose 148
The an,rel of the Lord ••• rolled baclt the •tone from the door. Matt. 28:2
CHRIST AROSE 6 5 6 4 Ref.

Robert Lowry Robert Lowry
1. Low in the grave He lay Je - SUS my Sav- ior! Wait - ing the com - ing day
2. Vain - ly they watch His bed Je - SUS my Sav-ior! Vain - ly they seal the dead
3. Death can• not keep his prey Je - SUS my Sav• ior! He tore the bars a - way
Je - SUS my Lord!
Je - SUS my Lord! Up from the grave He a - rose, With a
Je - SUS my Lord! He a - rose,
He a - rose! a vie - tor from the

He a - rose
dark do - main, And He lives reign.
rose! a - rose! Hal - le - lu - jah! Christ a - rose!

He a - rose!

149 Thine Is the Glory, Risen, Conquering Son
O groue, where la thy ulctoryt l Cor. 15:55
Edmond L . Budr)'. MACCABEUSl0llllllReL

Trans. by Richard B. Hoyle George Frederick Handel
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is the glo - ry, .• en, con - qu'ring Son; End - less is the
Je - sus meets us, - en, from ' the tomb; Lov - ing - ly He
more we doubt Thee, - rious Prince of Life! Life is naught with -
vie - t'ry hast won. An - gels in bright rai - ment

greets us, and gloom; Let His church with glad - ness
out Thee; us in our strife; Make us more than con- qu'rors,
Rolled the stone a - way, Kept the fold - ed grave - clothes

Hymns of tri - umph sing, For her Lord now !iv eth;
Through Thy death - less love; Bring us safe through Jor - dan
Where Thy - y lay.

Death hath its sting. Thine is the glo - ry, Ris - en, con-qu'ring Son;
With thy power and love .
.JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS RESURRECTION

The Strife Is O'er, the Battle Done 150
Death 1, ,wallowed up In 11/ctory. 1 Car. J 5:54
Latin hymn VICTORY 8 8 8 4 Alleluias
Trans. by Francb Pott Giovanni P. da Palestrina
Arr. by William H. Monk
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1. The strife is o'er the bat • tie done; The vie • to • ry of is
2. The pow'rs of death have done their worst, But Christ their le • g!ons dis-
3. The three sad days have quick - ly sped; He ris • es glo • nous the
4. Lord, by the stripes which wound· ed Thee, From 'death's dread sting Thy serv • ants
,......-::;;
won; The song of tri • umph be· gun. Al - le . Ju . ia!

persed: Let shouts of ho • ly joy out burst. Al • le . lu ia!
dead: All glo. ry to our ris en Head! Al· le Ju ia!
free, ia!
That we may live and sing
,,,- - to Thee. Al· le Ju
Rejoice, the Lord Is King 151

But we ,ee Jesu, . •• crowned with 1lory and honor. Heb . 2 : 9
Charles Wesley DARWALL 6 6 6 6 8 8
AU r I I I I 7 John Darwall
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joice, the Lord is King; Your Lord and King a • dore! Re •
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joice, give
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2. He'll come a. gain to reign, The Lord of truth and love; When He had
3. His king-dom will not fail, When He shall come from heaven; The keys of
4. Re . joice in glo-rious hope! Our Lord, the Judge, shall come, And call His
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152 Praise Him! Praise Him!
Praise Him accordin1 to His excellent ,reatneu. Psa. 150:2
JOYFUL SONG Irreg. Ref.

Chester G . Allen
1. Praise Him! praise Him! Je • sus, our bless• ed Re - deem• er! Sing, 0 Earth, His
2. Praise Him! praise Him! Je - sus, our bless - ed Re • deem - er! For our sins He
3. Praise Him! praise Him! Je - sus, our bless• ed Re - deem• er! Heav'n -ly por - tals
won -der-ful Jove pro • Hail Him! hail Him! high - est arch-an• gels in glo • ry;
suf-fered,and bled and He our Rock, our hope of e - ter - nal sal • va • tion,
loud with ho-san-nas Je - sus, Sav • ior, reign -eth for - ev - er and ev • er;
Strength and hon -or give to His ho - ly name! Like a shep • herd Je • sus will
Hail Him! hail Him! Je - su:. the Cru - ci - fied. Sound His prais - es! Je • sus who
Crown Him! crown Him!Proph-et and Priest and King! Christ is · com • ing! o • ver the
guard His chil-dren, In His arms He car-ries them all day long:
bore our sor-rows;Love un-bound-ed, won-der-ful,deep and strong: Praise Him! praise Him!
world vie • to -rious, Pow'r and glo -ry un - to the Lord be - long:
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS PRAISE

tell of His Praise Him! praise Him! ev • er in joy• ful song!
May Jesus Christ Be Praised 153

My uoice ahalt Thou hear in the morni ng, O Lord. Paa. 5:3
German Hymn LAUDES DOMINI 6 6 6 6 6 6
Tr. by Edward Caswall Joseph Bamby
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1. When mom• ing gilds the skies,_ My heart a • wak • ing cries,
2. When . e'er the sweet church bell-- Peals 0 . ver hill and dell,
3. The night be• comes as day, _ _ When from the heart we say,
4. In all our songs of bliss __ The love • liest strain is this,
5. Be this, while life is mine,- My can • ti . cle di
May
May
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SUS
Christ
Christ
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be
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praised!
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prayer,
sings,
May Je . SUS Christ be praised! The pow'rs of dark- ness fear,
May Je . SUS Christ be praised! Let earth, and sea, and sky
May Je . SUS Christ be praised! Be this th'e • ter - nal
To Je . SUS I re pair; __ May SUS

As joy - ous . ly it rings, __ May . SUS
When this sweet chant they hear,-- May . SUS
From depth to height re ply, __ May . SUS
Through all the a . ges long, __ May

154 Take the Name of Jesus with You
Do all in the name of the Lord Je•u•. Col. 3 : 17
PRECIOUS NAME 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Lydia Baxter William H. Doane
1. Take the name of Je • sus with you, Child of sor • row and of
2. Take the name of Je • sus ev . er, As a shield from ev • 'ry
3. 0 the pre • cious name of Je sus! How it thrills our souls with
4. At the name of Je • sus bow . ing, Fall • ing pros - trate at His
woe; It will joy and com - fort give you, Take it,
snare; If temp • ta • tions 'round you gath • er, Breathe that
joy, When His lov • ing arms re • ceive us, And His
feet, King of kings with joy we'll crown Him, When our
then, wher. e'er y~u go.

ho ly name m prayer. Pre • cious name, 0 how
songs our tongues em• ploy.
jour • ney is com• plete. Pre • cious name,
Hope of earth and joy of heav'n; Pre• cious

0 how sweet!
name, 0 how sweet! Hope of earth and joy of heav'n.

Pre • cious name, 0 how sweet, how sweet!

Love Divine 155
Above all the•e thln6• put on charity, which i. the bond of per(ectneu. Col. 3:14
BEECHER 8 7 8 7 D.
John Zundel
1. Love di • vine, all love ex • eel -ling, Joy or heav'n, to earth come down;
2. Breathe, 0 breathe Thy lov • ing Spir - it In • to ev - 'ry troub - led breast!
3. Come, Lord Je • sus, to de • liv - er, Let us · all Thy life re • ceive;
4. Fin - ish then Thy new ere • a - tion; Pure and spot-less let us be;
Fix
Let us
in
all in
--
us Thy hum - ble dwell • ing;
Thee in . her - it,
All Thy faith • ful mer • cies crown.
Let us find that sec • ond rest.
Sud· den . ly re • turn, and nev • er, Nev - er • more Thy tern • pies leave:
Let us see Thy great sal . va - tion Per - feet • ly re • stored in Thee.
Je - sus, Thou art com - pas - sion, Pure, un - bound • ed art,

Take a - way our bent to sin - ning, Al • pha and O - me • ga be;
Thee we would be al - ways bless - ing, Serve Thee as Thy hosts a • bove,
Changed from glo • ry in • to glo • ry, Till we see Thy lov - ing face,
Vis • it us with Thy sal • va tion; En - ter ev - 'ry trem - bling heart.
End of faith, as its be • gin- ning, Set our hearts at lib • er • ty.
Pray, and praise Thee with - out ceas - ing, Glo • ry in Thy per - feet love.
Till we cast our crowns be • fore Thee, Lost in won - der, love, and praise.

156 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name
Hr /111/h ••• a 1101111• ll'ri/11•11. Ki11g of Ki11gs, am/ J,<m/ of J,ord.•. R1·1•, 19:16
Edward Perronet CORONATION C.M. Repeats

Adapt. by John Rippon Oliver Holden
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1. All hail the power of Je - sus' name! Let an - gels pros - trate fall;
2. Ye cho - sen seed of Is - rael's race, Ye ran - somed from the fall,
3. Let ev - ery kin - dred, ev - ery tribe, On this ter - res - trial ball,
4. 0 that with yon - der sa - cred throng We at His feet may fall!
Bring forth the roy - al di - a - dem, And crown Him Lord of all;
Hail Him who saves you by His grace, And crown Him Lord of all;
To Him all maj - es - ty as - cribe, And crown Him Lord of all;
We'll join the ev - er last - ing song, And crown Him Lord of all;
Bring forth the roy - al di - a - dem, And

Hail Him who saves you by His grace, And
To Him all maj - es - ty as - cribe, And
We'll join the ev - er - last - ing song, And
MILES LANE C.M. Repeats

William Shrubsole
7
Altemale tune, Diadem, No. J 80

He Is So Precious to Me 157
Unto you therefore which belieue Heu preciou11. J Pet. 2 : 7
SO PRECIOUS 1111 11 8 Rd.

Charles H. Gabriel Charles H. Gabriel
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1. So pre - cious is Je - sus, my Sav - iour, my King, His praise all the day
2. He stood at my heart's door 'mid sunshine and rain, And pa - tient - ly wait -
3. I stand on the moun - tain of bless - ing at last, No cloud m the heav -
4. I praise Him be - cause He ap - point - ed a place Where, some day, thro' faith
long with rap - ture I sing; o Him in my weak-ness for strength I can cling,
ed an en - trance to gain; What shame that so long He en - treat- ed in vain,
ens a shad - ow to cast; His smile is up - on me, the valley is past,
in His won - der - ful grace, I know I shall see Him, shall look on His face,
For He is so pre - cious to

so
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My Re - deem - er to know, For He is so pre - cious to
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS PRAISF.

158 Praise His Name
Far aboue ••• euery name that i• named. Eph. l : 21
PRAISE 9 6 9 6 Ref,
C. H.G. Chas. H . Gabriel
1. All the way my Lord is lead - ing me, Praise His name, Praise His name!
2. When I faint, His grace up hold - eth me ; Praise His name, Praise His name!
3. Cares of life have 0 - ver- tak - en me; Praise His name, Praise His name!
-
His name!
With His heav' - nly man - na feed - ing me, His ho - ly name.
When I fear, His arms en - fold - eth me, His ho - ly name.
Yet He nev - er has for - sak - en me, His ho - Iy name.
His name.
Je - SUS, Je - SUS, day long;
159 0 for a Thousand Tongues AZMONC.M.

My ton6ue •hall •peak of Thy •• • praise all the day lon6. P•a. 35 :28 Carl G . Glaser
Charles Wesley Arr. by Lowell Mason
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1. 0 for a thou - sand tongues to sing My great Re - deem -er's praise,

2. Je - sus! the name that charms our fears, That bids our sor-rows cease,
3. He breaks the power of can-celed sin, He sets the pris -oner free;
4. Hear Him, ye deaf; His praise, ye dumb, Your loos-ened tongues em - ploy,
5. My gra - cious Mas - ter and my Lord, As - sist me to pro - claim,

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The glo - ries of my Lord and King, The tri-umphs of His grace.
'Tis mu - sic in the sin-ner's ears, 'Tis life and health and peace.
His blood can make the foul-est clean; His blood a - vailed for me.
Ye blind, be - hold your Sav -ior come; And leap, ye lame, for joy.
To spread thro' all the earth a - broad, The hon - ors of Thy name. A - men.
Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts 160

He ••• filleth the hun11ry aoul with 11oodneu. Paa. 107:9
Attr. to Bernard of Clairvaux QUEBEC L.M.
Trans. by Ray Palmer Henry Baker
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1. Je - sus, Thou Joy of lov - ing hearts, Thou Fount of

2. Thy truth un - changed hath ev - er stood; Thou sav - est
3. We taste Thee, 0 Thou liv - ing Bread, And long to
4. Our rest - less
Je - sus,
spir -
its yearn for Thee, Where - e'er our
5. 0 ev - er with us stay, Make all our
life, Thou Light of men, From the best bliss that earth im -
those that on Thee call; To them that seek Thee, Thou art
feast up - on Thee still; We drink of Thee, the Foun - tain -
change - ful lot is cast; Glad, when Thy gra - cious smile we
mo - ments calm and bright; Chase the dark night of sin a-
parts, turn un
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filled a - gain.
good, them that find in all.
head, thirst our to fill.
when our Thee fast.
the ly light. A . men.

161 Only Jesus
He •atufieth the lon~nll soul. Psa. 107:9
LATHAM 11911 9 Ref.

Avis B. Christiansen Lance B. Latham
1. I've found a ref • uge from life's care in Je · SUS, am

2. I've found a pre • c10us joy in know - ing Je • SUS, Nev - er
3. I've found a bless - ed hope di - vine in Je • SUS, 'Tis a
hid • ing in His love di - vine; He ful - ly un • der - stands my

dreamed of in this world of woe; No clouds, how - ev - er dark, can
Day Star ev • er shin - ing bright; It fills my earth - ly way with
soul's deep long • ing, And He whis - pers soft - ly, "Thou art mine."
dim the ra - diance Of the heav'n - ly light He doth be • stow.
heav'n - ly glo ry, And it turns life's dark - ness in • to light.
be-comes a bless - ing, When I know my is nigh.
Copyright 1920. Renewal 1948 extended by Hope Publishinl Co., Carol Stream, IL 60187. All rilht• reserved. Used
by permission.
.JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS PRAISE
The Great Physician Now Is Near 162
He hath •ent Me to heal the broken-hearted. Luke 4: 18
GREAT PHYSICIAN 8 7 8 7 Ref.

William Hunter John H. Stockton
1. The great Phy - si - ciao now is near The sym - pa - thiz - ing Je - sus;
2. Your man - y sins are all for-giv'n 0 hear the voice of Je - sus;
3. All glo - ry to the c!y ing Lamb I now be - lieve in Je - sus;
4. His name dis - pels my guilt and fear, No oth - er name but Je - sus;
He speaks the droop - ing heart to cheer O hear the voice of Je - sus!
You soon shall see Him come from heav'n, And wear a crown with Je • SUS.
I love the bless - ed Sav - ior's name, I love the name of Je • SUS.
Oh! how my soul de - lights to hear The charm - ing name of Je • SUS.
ser - aph song, Sweet - est name on mor - tal tongue,
car - ol ev - er - sus, bless - ed Je - sus!

163 My Redeemer
Jesu• Ch rut; who 11aue Himself for ua, that He mi11hl redeem u. .. . Titus 2: 13, 14
McGRANAHAN 8 7 8 7 Ref.
James McGranahan
...__...,
1. I will sing of my Re - deem - er, And His won - drous love to me;
2. I will tell the won- drous sto - ry, How my lost es - tate to save,
3. I will praise my dear Re - deem - er, His tri - um - phant pow'r I'll tell,
4. I will sing of my Re - deem - er, And His heav'n - ly love to me;
On the cru - el cross He suf - fered, From the curse to set me free.
In His bound-less love and mer - cy, He the ran - som free - ly gave.
How the vie - to - ry He giv - eth 0 - and death, and hell.
He from death to life will bring me, Son Him to be.
of my Re - deem er,
of my Re -deem -er, Sing, oh, sing of my Re-deem -er,
the cross He sealed my par don,

He sealed the cross He sealed my par - don,

Paid the .'debt, and made me free
and made me free. and made me free.
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Fairest Lord Jesus 164

Thou art fairer than the children of men. Paa. 45 :2
CRUSADER'S HYMN 5 6 8 5 6 8
Gesangbuch. Miinster H.A. Hoffmann von Fallersleben '•
Trans. anonymous Schlesische Volkslieder
St. 4. trans. by Joseph A. Seiss Arr. by R ichard S. Willis
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1. Fair . est Lord sus! Sav • ior of all man • kind!
2. Fair are the . ows, Fair • er still the wood • lands,
3. Fair is the sun shine, Fair • er still the moon • light,
4. Beau . ti . ful Sav ior! Lord of the na . tions!
0 Thou of God and man the Son! Thee will I cher • ish,
Robed in the bloom • ing garb of spring: Je • SUS is fair • er,
And all the twink • ling star• ry host: Je • sus shines bright • er,
Son of God and Son of Man! Glo • ry and hon • or,
Thee will I hon . or, Thou, my soul's glo - ry, joy, and crown!
Je . SUS is pur . er, Who makes the woe -ful heart to sing.
Je . sus shines pur . er, Than all the an • gels heav'n can boast.
Praise, ad. o . ra . tion, Now and for • ev • er more be Thine! A . men.
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JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS PRAISE

165 Crown Him with Many Crowns
••• And on his head were many crowns. Reu. 19: 12
Matthew Bridges DIADEMATA S.M.D.

Godfrey Thring George J. Elvey
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1. Crown Him with man • y crowns, The Lamb up • on His throne;

2. Crown Him the Son of God Who wrought sal • va • tion's plan,
3. Crown Him the Lord of life, Who tri - umphed o'er the grave,
4. Crown Him the Lord of Jove! Be - hold His hands and side,
Hark! how the heaven _- ly

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an• them drowns All mu - sic but its own!
And ye, who tread where He hath trod, Crown Him the Son of man;
And rose VIC . to - rious in the strife For those He came to save;
Rich wounds, yet vis . i . ble a - bove, In beau - ty glo - ri . fied:
A wake, my soul, and sing or Him who died for thee,

Who ev - 'ry grief hath known That wrings the hu - man breast,
His glo - ries now we sing Who died, and rose on high,
All hail, Re - deem - er, hail! For Thou hast died for me:
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And hail Him as thy match. less King Through all e • ter - ni • ty.
And takes and bears them for His own, That all in Him may rest.
Who died e - ter - nal life to bring, And lives that death may die.
Thy praise shall nev - er, nev • er fail Through-out e • ter - ni ty.

Praise the Savior, Ye Who Know Him 166
Jeaus Chriat the aame yeaterday, and today, and (oreuer. Heb. 13:8
ACCLAIM 8 8 8 5
Thomas Kelly Traditional German m.,Jody
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1. Praise the Sav • ior, ye who know Him! Who can tell how much we owe Him'!
2. Je • SUS is the name that charms us; He for con- flict fits and arms us;
3. Trust in Him, ye saints, for • ev . er; He is faith • ful, chang-ing nev - er;
4. Keep us, Lord, 0 keep us cleav - ing To Thy • self and still be • liev • ing,
5. Then we shall be where we would be, Then we shall be what we should be;
Glad· ly let us ren • der to Him All we are and have.

Noth-ing moves and nothing harms us While we trust in Him.
Nei • ther force nor guile can sev . er Those He loves from Him.
Till the hour of our re - ceiv • ing Prom-ised joys with Thee.
Things that are not now, nor could be, Soon shall be our own. A - men.
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee 167

In whom, though now ye see Him not • •• ye rejoice. I Pet. I : 8
Attr. to Bernard of Clalrvaux ST. AGNES C. M.
Trans. by Edward Caswall John B. Dykes
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1. Je • SUS, the ver - y of Thee With sweet-ness fills my breast;

2. Nor voice can sing, nor can frame, Nor can the mem • ory find
3. 0 Hope of ev • ery con - trite heart, 0 Joy of all the meek,
4. But what to those who find? Ah! this Nor tongue nor pen can show,
But sweet-er far Thy face to see, And in Thy pres • ence rest.
A sweet-er sound than Thy blest name, 0 Sav- ior of man • kind!
To those who fall, how kind Thou art! How good to those who seek!
The love of Je • sus, what it is None but His loved ones know. A - men.
Thia tune In a lower hey, No. 522

168 What a Wonderful Saviour!
And hnow that this I• Indeed the Christ, the Sauior of the world. John 4 : 42
BENTON HARBOR 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Elisha A. Hoffman Elisha A. Hoffman
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1. Christ has for sin a - tone-ment made, What a won - der - ful Sav iour!
2. I praise Him for the cleans - ing blood, What a won - der - ful Sav .iour!
3. He cleansed my heart from all its sin, What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!
4. He gives me o • ver - com • ing pow'r, What a won - der - ful Sav iour!
5. To Him I've giv - en all my heart, What a won - der - ful Sav iour!
We are re-deemed! the price is paid! What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!
That rec - on - ciled my soul to God; What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!
And now He reigns and rules there - in; What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!
And tri-umph in each try - ing hour;What a won - der - ful Sav iour!
The world shall nev - er share a part; What a won - der - ful Sav - iour!
der - ful Sav - iour is Je - SUS, my Je -sus!
What a won - der - ful Sav - iour is Je - SUS, my

Deeper and Deeper· 169
By thu .•• we know what loue I•: that Chrl.t laid down ht. life for iu. 1 John 3 : 16 NEB
DEEPER Irrec.
Oswald J. Smith Oswald J. Smith
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1. In - to the heart of Je • SUS Deep - er and deep - er I go,-

2. In - to the will of Je • SUS Deep - er and deep • er I go,-
3. In - to the cross of Je • SUS Deep - er and deep - er I go,-
4. In • to the joy of Je • SUS Deep er and deep - er I go,_
5. In · to the love of Je · SUS Deep - er and deep • er I go,-
Seek - ing to know the rea - son Why He should love me SO--
Pray - ing for grace to fol - low, Seek - ing His way to know;-
Fol - low - ing thru the gar - den, Fae - ing the dread . ed foe;_
Ris • ing, with soul en . rap-tured, Far from the world be . low;_
Prais - ing the One who brought me Out of my sin and woe;_
Why He should stoop to lift me Up from the mir clay,_

Bow - ing in full sur . ren - der Low at His bless feet,-
Drink - ing the cup of sor - row Sob • bing with bro heart,-
Joy in the place of Peace in the midst pain,_
And thru e . ter nal Grate • fut . ly I sing,_
Sav • ing my soul, mak - ing me whole, Tho I had wan - de red away._ .
Bid - ding Him take, break me and make, Till I am mold -ed and meet._
"O Sav- ior, help! dear Sav-ior, help! Grace for my weak- ness im • part." -
Je • SUS will give, Je . SUS will give He will up· hold and sus . tain. _
"0 how He loved! 0 how He loved! Je • SUS, my Lord and my King!"_
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AU rt&hts reserved. Used by permission.
170 Yesterday, Today, Forever
Jesus Christ the same yeaterday, and to day, and for ever. Heb. 13 :8
BURKE 8 5 8 5 D Ref.
Albert B. Siml>Son James H . Burke
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1. 0 how sweet the glo • rious mes • sage Sim • pie faith may Yes - ter -
2. He who par• doned err • ing Pe - ter Nev • er need'st thou He who
3. He who 'mid the rag • ing bil - lows Walked up-on the sea Still can
4. As of old He walked to Em-ma-us, With them to a - bide, So thru
day, to • day, for - ev - er, Je - sus is the same! Still He loves to

came to faith - less Tho • mas All thy doubt will clear; He who let the
hush our wild • est tern - pest, As on Gal • i - Jee; He who wept and
all life's way He walk • eth, Ev - er near our side; Soon a - gain shall
save the sin - ful, Heal the sick and lame,_ Cheer the mourn - er, calm the
loved dis - ci • pie On His bos - om rest __ Bids thee still, with love as
prayed in an • guish In Geth - sem - a ne __ Drinks with us each cup of
we be - hold Him Has - ten, Lord, the day! _,But 'twill still be "this same
tern - pest Glo

ten. der, Lean
. ry to His
up • on His
---
name!
breast. { Yes • ter. day, to - day, for - ev - er,
trem-bling, In our ag - o - ny. All may change, but Je . SUS nev - er
Je - sus," As He went a - way.

Glo - ry to His name;
My Jesus, I Love Thee 171

We loue Him, becaiue He first loued u.. l John 4: 19
GORDON 11 11 11 11
William R. Featherstone Adoniram J. Gordon
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1. My Je - sus, I Jove_ Thee, I know Thou art mine; For Thee all the
2. I Jove Thee, be - cause Thou hast first Jov - ed me, And pur - chased my
3. I'll Jove Thee thru life, I will Jove Thee 'till- death, And praise Thee as
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fol - lies of sin I re - sign; My gra - cious Re - deem- er, my Sav • ior art
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par - don on Cal - va - ry's tree; I love Thee for wear - ing the thorns on Thy
Jong as Thou lend - est me breath;And say when the death -dew lies cold on my
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If
If
ev -
er
ev - er
I loved Thee, my
loved Thee, my
Je
Je
SUS, 'tis now.
I SUS, 'tis now.
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If ev - er I loved Thee, my Je sus, 'tis now. A-men.

170 Yesterday, Today, Forever
Je11U Christ the some yeaterdoy, and to day, and for ever. Heb. 13:8
BURKE 8 5 8 5 D Ref.
Albert B. Siml>SOD James H. Burke
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1. 0 how sweet the glo - rious mes - sage Sim - pie faith may Yes - ter-
2. He who par - doned err - ing Pe - ter Nev - er need'st thou He who
3. He who 'mid the rag - ing bil - lows Walked up-on the sea Still can
4. As of old He walked to Em-ma-us, With them to a - bide, So thru
day, to - day, for - ev - er, Je - SUS is the same! Still He loves to

came to faith - less Tho - mas All thy doubt will clear; He who let the
hush our wild - est tern - pest, As on Gal - i - lee; He who wept and
all life's way He walk - eth, Ev - er near our side; Soon a - gain shall
,.___....
save the sin - ful, Heal the sick and lame,_ Cheer the mourn - er, calm the
loved dis - ci - pie On His bos- om rest __ Bids thee still, with love as
prayed in an - guish In Geth- sem - a ne __ Drinks with us each cup of
we be - hold Him Has - ten, Lord, the day!--1But 'twill still be "this same
'--"
tern - pest Glo - ry to His name!
ten - der, Lean up - on His breast. { Yes - ter - day, to - day, for - ev - er,
trem-bling, In our ag - o - ny. All may change, but Je - sus nev - er
Je - sus," As He went a - way.

Glo • ry to His name;
My Jesus, I Love Thee 171

We loue H i m, becau&e He first loued ua. l John 4 : I 9
GORDON 11 11 11 11
William R. Featherstone Adoniram J. Gordon
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1. My Je - sus, I Jove_ Thee, I know Thou art mine; For Thee all the
2. I love Thee, be • cause Thou hast first lov - ed me, And pur - chased my
3. I'll love Thee thru life, I will love Thee 'tilJ. death, And praise Thee as
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fol - lies of sin I re - sign; My gra - cious Re - deem- er, my Sav • ior art
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par - don on Cal - va - ry's tree; I Jove Thee for wear • ing the thorns on Thy
IQng as Thou lend - est me breath;And say when the death -dew lies cold on my
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Thou; If ev . er I loved Thee, my Je SUS, 'tis now.
brow; If ev - er I loved Thee, my Je SUS, ' tis now.
- loved Thee, my
brow; If ev • er I Je SUS, 'tis now. A-men.
JESUS OUR SAVIOR : HIS PRAISE

172 Look, Ye Saints! the Sight Is Glorious
God hath made that same Jesua .•• both Lord and Christ. Acts 2 : 36
CORONAE 8 7 8 7 8 7
William H. Monk
1. Look, ye saints! the sight is glo • rious: See the Man of Sor• rows now;
2. Crown the Sav • ior! an • gels, crown Him! Rich the tro • phies Je • sus brings,
3. Sin • ners in de • ri. sion crowned Him, Mock-ing thus the Sav • ior's claim;
4. Hark! those bursts of ac • cla • ma• tion! Hark! those loud tri • um· phant chords!
From the fight re • turned vie • to • rious, Ev • 'ry knee to Him shall bow:
In the seat of pow'r en. throne Him, Joy • ful • ly new Zi • on sings:
Saints and an • gels crowd a • round Him, Own His ti • tie, praise His name:
Je • sus takes the high • est sta • tion 0 what joy the sight af • fords!
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Crown Him! crown Him! Crowns be . come the Vic tor's brow.
Crown Him! crown Him! Crown the Sav • ior King of kings.
Crown Him! crown Him! Spread a • broad the Vic tor's fame!
Crown Him! crown Him! King of kings and Lord of lords!
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173 How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds

Unto you therefore which believe He I• precious. l Pet. 2:7
ST. PETER C.M.
Alexander R. Relna&).e.
1.
2.
How sweet
Dear name!
the name of
the rock on
Je - sus
which I
sounds In a u-b 1·
e • 1ev • er s '
ear!
build, My shield and hid • ing • place,
3. Je • sus, my Shep . herd, Broth • er, Friend,My Proph • et, Priest, and King,
4. Weak is the ef • fort of my heart, And cold my warm • est thought;

It soothes his sor - rows, heals his wounds, And drives a - way his fear.
My nev - er fail - ing treas - 'ry filled With bound -less stores of grace.
My Lord, my life, my way, my end, Ac - cept the praise I bring.
But when I see Thee as Thou art, I'll praise Thee as I ought. A - men.
Shepherd of Eager Youth . 17 4

•.• Our Lord Jearu, that (lreat •hepherd of the aheep. Heb. 13:20
Clement of Alexandria ITALIAN HYMN 6 6 4 6 6 6 4
Trans. by Henry M. Dexter Felice de Giardini
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1. Shep - herd of ea ger youth, Guid - ing in Jove __ and truth,

2. Thou art our ho ly Lord, The all • sub du ing Word,
3. Thou art the great_ High Priest; Thou hast pre - pared_ the feast
4. Ev -er be Thou_ our Guide, Our Shep-herd
die Sound we Thy
and _ _ our Pride,
high,
5. So now and till-- we es
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Through de - vious ways; Christ our tri - um - phant King, We come Thy
Heal - er of strife; Thou didst Thy - self a base, That from sin's
None calls on
Of heav'n - ly love; While in our mor - tal pain
Our Staff and Song; Je - sus, Thou Christ of God, By Thy e-
And joy - ful sing; Let all the ho ly throng, Who to Thy
name to · sing, H1th - er our chil - dren bring To shout Thy praise.
deep dis-grace Thou might-est save our race, And give us life.
Thee in vain; Help Thou dost not dis-dain, Help from a . bove.
ter . nal word, Lead us where Thou hast trod, Make our faith strong.
Church be• Jong, u . nite to swell the song To Christ our King! A • men.
Thi• tune In a higher key, No. 6

175 I Love Thee, I Love Thee
If ye lo11e me, keep my .:ommandments. John 14 : 15
I LOVE THEE 11 11 11 11
Source Unknown Ingalls' Christian Harmony
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1. I love Thee, I love Thee, I ___ love Thee, r1y Lord;

2. 0 Je · SUS my Sav - ior, with __ Thee I am blest,
3. 0, who's lik~ my Sav - ior? He's__ Sa - !em's bright King;
I love Thee, my Sav • ior, I love Thee, my Lord;

My life and sal va - tion, my joy and my rest;
He smiles and He loves me and helps me to sing;
I love Thee, I love Thee, and that Thou dost know;

Thy name be my theme, and Thy love be my song;
I'll praise Him, I'll praise Him with notes loud and clear,
But how much I love Thee my__ ac - tions will show.

Thy grace shall in • spire both my __ heart and my tongue.
While riv - ers of pleas - ure my __ spir - it shall cheer. A - men.

Alleluia! Sing to Jesus 176
Alleluia; Saluatlon, and 6lory, and honor, and power, unto the Lord our God. Reu. 19:l
HYFRYDOL 8 7 8 7 D.
Rowland H. Prichard
William C . Dix Arr. by Ralph Vau&ha.n Willi.uns
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1. Al ia! sing to Je •· sus, seep -tre,

2. Al ia! not as or- phans we left in sor • row now ;
3. Al • ia! Bread of Heav-en, on earth our food_ and stay;
Al le lu ia! His the tri - umph, His vie ry_ a.

Al le lu ia! He is near_ us, Faith be • Iieves, nor ques • tions how ;
Al le Iu ia! here the sin • fut Flee to Thee from day_ to day ;
Hark! the songs of peace . ful Zi • on Thun • der like a might• y flood,
Though the cloud from sight re • ceived Him when the for • ty days were o'er,
In • ter • ces • sor, friend of sin • ners, Earth's Re • deem• er, plead for me,
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"Je • sus, out of ev • ery na • tion, Hath re • deemed us by His blood."
Shall our hearts for • get His prom - ise, "I am with_ you · ev • er • more"?
Al • le • lu • ia, Al · le • Iu • ia, Who has gained the vie • to • ry. A• men.
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Music fTom "The Enclllh Hymnal" by permission of Oxford Unlvenlty Press.

Thu tune In a hl11her key, No, 1 96
JESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS P8.AISE
177 Jesus Is the Sweetest Name I Know
The name of the Lord Jesus wa, maJln/fied. Acts 19 : 17
LONG 10 10 10 9 Re(.
Lela Lon& Lela Long
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1. There have been names that I have loved to hear,

-0 But nev • er has there
2. There is no name in earth or heav'n a • bove, That we should give such
3. And some day I shall see Him face to face To thank and praise Him
been a name so To this heart of mine, the name di • vine, The

hon • or and such love, As the bless-ed name, all ac -claim, That
for His won-drous grace, Which He gave to me, made me free, The
pre • cious, pre-cious name of Je • sus

won -drous, glo - rious name of Je • sus. Je • SUS is the sweet - est name I
bless - ed Son of God called Je • sus.
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J'ESUS OUR SAVIOR: HIS PRAISE

I've Found a Friend 178
Greater loue hath no man than thl•. that a man lay down hi• life for hi• friencu. John 15: 13
FRIEND 8 7 8 7 D.
James G. Small George C. Stebbins
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1. I've found a Friend, 0 such a Friend! He loved me ere I knew Him;

2. I've found a Friend, 0 such a Friend! He bled, He died to save me;
3. I've found a Friend, 0 such a Friend! So kind and true and ten - der,
He drew me with the- cords of love, And thus He bound me to Him.

And not a - Jone the_ gift of life, But His own self He gave me.
So wise a Coun - sel or and Guide, So might - y a De - fend-er!
And 'round my heart still close - ly twine Those ties which naught can sev - er,
Naught that I have my own I call, I hold it for the Giv - er;
From Him who loves me now so well, What pow'r can ev - er sev - er?
I am His and He is mine, For - ev er and for - ev - er.

heart, my strength,my life, my all Are His, and His for - ev - er.
an - y pow'r of earth or hell? No! I am His for - ev - er.

179 There's Within My Heart a Melody
We know that we ha11e paaed from death unto life. l John 3 : 14
SWEETEST NAME 9 7 9 7 Ref.

Luther B. Bridgers
1. There's with• in my heart a mel • o • dy, Je • sus whis • pers sweet and low,
2. All my life was wrecked by sin and strife, Dis • cord filled my heart with pain,
3. Feast - ing on the rich- es of His grace, Rest • ing 'neath His sheltering wing,
4. Tho' some - times He leads thro' wa . ters deep, Tri • als fall a • cross my way,
"Fear not, I am with thee, peace, be still," In all of life's ebb and flow.
Je • sus swept a • cross the bro - ken strings, Stirred the slum - b'ring chords a - gain.
Al • ways look • ing on His smil • ing face, That is why I shout and sing.
Tho' some-times the path seems rough and steep, See His foot - prints all the way.
Je • SUS Sweet - est name I know,
Keeps me sing - ing as
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All ri&hta ruerved. Uaed bY permission .
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name 180
He hath ••• a name written, Kini of Kini•, and Lord of Lor~. Reu, 19:16
Edward Perronet DIADEM C.M. Ref.

Adapt. by John Rippon James Eller
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1. All hail the pow'r of Je . sus' name! Let an . gels pros - trate
2. Ye cho • sen seed of Is • rael's race, Ye ran - somed of the
3. Let ev . ery kin • dred, ev . ery tribe, On this ter • res - trial
4. ·0 that with yon - der sa • cred throng We at His feet may
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fall,_ Let an . gels pros - trate fall; Bring forth the roy . al di . a-
fall,- Ye ran - somed of the fall; Hail Him who saves you by His
ball,_ On this ter • res . trial ball; To Him all maj - es . ty as -
fall,_ We at His feet may fall! We'll join the ev . er . last - ing
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dem, _______________________
grace, And crown ________________
cribe, Him, crown Him,
song, And crown Him crown Him, crown Him, Him, crown Him,
crown Him, crown Him, And crown Him Lord of all. A - men.
Him, And crown Him

Alternate tunes, Coronation and Mile• Lane, No. 156
181 Blessed Be the Name
Blessed be the name of the Lord, Job 1 :21
BLESSED NAME L.M. Ref.
William H. Clark Ralph E. Hudson
Refrain, Ralph E. Hudson Arr. by WWiarn J. Kirkpatrick
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1. All praise to Him who reigns a • hove In maj • es • ty su • preme,

2. His name a • hove all names shall stand, Ex • alt • ed more and more,
3. Re • deem • er, Sav • iour, Friend of man Once ru • ined by the fall,
4. His name shall be the Coun • sel • lor, The might • y Prince of Peace,
Who gave His Son for man to die, That He might man re • deem!
At God the Fa• ther's own right hand,Where an • gel hosts a • dore.
Thou hast ful • filled sal • va • tion 's plan, For Thou hast died for all.
or all earth's king• doms Con • quer • or, Whose reign shall nev • er cease.
the name, bless • ed be the name Bless• ed
of the Lord! Bless - ed be the name,

Deep in My Heart There's a Gladness 182
Therefore my heart 1Zreatly rejoiceth; and with my •on/l will I praiae Him. P.a. 2.8: 1
KETCHUM 8 7 8 7 Rd.
Albert A. Ketchum
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1. Deep in my heart there's a glad - ness, Je - sus has saved me from

2. On - ly a glimpse of His good - ness, That was suf - fi - cient for
3. He is the fair - est of fair ones, · He is the Lil - y, the
sm.
• I ___
Praise to His name what a Sav - ior! Cleans - ing with
me; _ _ _ On - ly one look at the Sav - ior, Then was my
Rose; _ _ Riv - ers of mer - cy sur - round Him, Grace, love and
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out and with

spir - it set Why do I sing a - bout Je sus?
pit - y He shows. _ _
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pre - cious to
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183 Wonderful, Wonderful' Jesus!
And Hi• name shall be called Wonderful. Isa. 9:6
SELLERS 9 8 9 6 Ref.
Anna B. Russell Ernest 0. Sellers
r 7
1. There is nev • er a day so drear . y, There is nev - er a night so

2. There is nev • er a cross so heav . Y, There is nev - er a weight of
3. There is nev - er a care or bur . den, There is nev - er a grief or
4. There is nev • er a guilt • y sin . ner, There is nev - er a wan• d'ring
But the soul that is trust • ing Je • sus Will some where
woe,__ But that Je • sus will help to car • ry Be • cause He
loss,__ But that Je • sus in love will light en When car ried
one,__ But that God can in mer • cy par • don Thru Je SUS
find a song._
lov eth so. _ _
to the cross._ Won • der • ful, won - der - ful Je - sus! In the
Christ, His Son.--
song of de • !iv -'ranee,

The Lily of the Valley 184
I am the ro,e of Sharon, and the lily of the valley,. Son, of Sol. 2:1
Charles W. For HAYS Irrec. Ref.

William S. Hays
1. I have found a friend in Je • sus, He's ev - 'ry. thing to me, He's the
2. He all my grief has tak • en, and all my sor • rows borne; In temp •
3. He will nev • er, nev • er leave me, nor yet for-sake me here, While I
fair • est of ten thou-sand to my soul; Lil • y of the Val - ley, in

ta - tion He's my strong and might-y tow'r; all for Him for-sak - en, and
live by faith and do His bless. ed will; wall of fire a- bout me, I've
Lil • y of the Val-ley, the

Finel
Him a • lone I need to cleanse and make me ful • ly

all my i - dols tom From my heart, and now He keeps me by His pow'r.
noth • ing now to fear, With His man • na He my hun • gry soul shall fill.
bright and Mom-ing Star, He's the fair • est of ten thou-sand to my soul.
In sor • row He's my com - fort, in troub • le He's my stay,

Though all the world for • sake me, and Sa • tan tempts me sore,
Then watch • ing for His com • ing to see His bless - ed face,
D.S.
~ __
He • 'ry care on Him to roll. He's the
Through- shall safe • ly reach the goal; He's the
When _ de , light shall ev - er roll! He's the
Hal • Ie-lu - jah!

185 In My Heart There Rings a Melody
Sin61ng and making melody in your heart to the Lord. Eph. 5 : 1 9
HEART MELODY Irreg. Ref.

Elton M. Roth
sent from
washed my
...___.... ~
• bove;--There nev. er was a sweet• er mel • o • dy, 'Tis a
sins a - way;__ He put with - in my heart a mel • o • dy, And I
--- Refrain
In my heart there
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All That Thrills My Soul 186
Rejoice the aoul of Thy aervant. Paa. 86:4
HARRIS 8 7 8 7 Ref.
Thoro Harris
7
1. Who can cheer the heart like Je • sus, By His pres • ence all di • vine?
2. Love of Christ so free • ly giv • en, Grace of God be-yond de • gree,
3. What a won • der • ful re • demp . tion! Nev • er can a mor • ta! know
4. Ev 'ry need His hands sup . ply . ing, Ev 'ry good in Him I see,
5. By the crys • ta! flow • ing riv • er With the ran • somed I will sing,
.J
True and ten • der, pure and pre• cious, Oh, how blest to call Him mine!
Mer . cy high • er than the heav • en, Deep • er than the deep • est sea.
How my sin, tho' red like crim • son, Can be whit • er than the snow.
On His strength di-vine re . ly ing, He is all in all to me.
And for • ev • er and for • ev . er Praise and glo • ri • fy the King.
;
Refrain
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187 Springs of Living Water
Whoaoe11er drlnketh of the water that I shall Ri11e him &hall ne11er thirst. John 4 : 14
LIVING WATER 12 10 12 10 Ref.

J.W.P. John W. Peterson
1. I thirst • ed in the bar • ren land of sin and shame, And

2. How sweet the !iv • ing wat • er from the hills of God, It
3. 0 sin • ner, won't you come to • day to Cal • va • ry, A
J~-h • ing sat • is • fy • ing there I found; But to the bless • ed cross of
makes me glad and hap· py all the way; Now glo • ry, grace and bless • ing
foun • tain there is fl~w . ing deep and wide; The Sav • iour now in • vites you
Christ one day

r
I came, Where springs of !iv • ing wat • er did a • bound.
mark the path I've trod, I'm shout • ing "Hal • le • lu • jah" ev • 'ry day.
to the wat • er free, Where thirst • ing spir • its can be sat • is • fied.
I, soul they sat • is• fy; Drink • ing at the

now am I, soul they sat • is • fy; I'm
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springs of liv • ing wa • ter, 0 rrr
and boun •ti• ful sup -ply. _ _
....-;--,_.
There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth 188

Wherefore God alao hath ••• 11iuen Him a name which la aboue euery name. Pha. 2:9
THE SWEETEST NAME 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Geor1e W. Bethune William B. Bradbury
r
1. There is no name so sweet on earth, No name so sweet in heav • en,

2. And when He hung up - on the tree, They wrote this name a . bove Him;
3. So now, up • on His Fa• ther's throne,So will• ing to re . lease us
4. 0 Je -sus, by that match-less name, Thy grace shall fail us nev • er;
The name, be • fore His won . drous birth To Christ the Sav - ior giv • en.
That all might see the rea • son we For ev • er • more must love Him.
From sin and pain, He glad • ly reigns, The Prince and Sav • ior, Je • SUS.
To • day as yes • ter • day the same, Thou art the same for - ev • ~
Je • sus;

189 I Have a Song I Love to Sing
!At the redeemed of the Lord soy ao. Paa. 107:2
OTHELLO C.M. Ref.

Edwin 0. Excell Edwin 0. Excell
r
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1. I have a song I _ _ love to sing, Since I have been re - deemed,-
2. I have a Christ who __ sat • is • fies, Since I have been re - deemed;_
3. I have a wit - ness_bright a.n d clear, Since I have been re - deemed,_
4. I have a place pre • pared for me, Since I have been re • deemed, ·-
~
Of my Re - deem - er,_ Sav • ior, King, Since I have been re - deemed.

To do His will my_ high • est prize, Since I have been re - deemed.
Dis - pel - ling ev - ery- doubt and fear, Since I have been re - deemed.
With Christ to dwell e ter - nal - ly, Since I have been re - deemed.
glo - ry in have been re-

have been re - deemed, Sin
I will glo - ry in my Sav - ior's name.

re - deemed,

Jesus Is All the World to Me 190
I have called you friend•. John IS: I 5
ELIZABETH Irrec.
Will L. Thompson Will L. Thompson
1. Je - SUS is all the world to me, My life, my joy, my

2. Je - SUS is all the world to me, My friend in tri - als sore;-
3. Je - SUS is all the world to me, And true to Him I'll be; -
4. Je - SUS is all the world to me, I want no bet - ter friend;_
is my strength from day to day, With - out

go to Him for bless - ings, and He gives them o'er o'er. -
0, how could I this Friend de - ny, When He's so true me?-
I trust Him now, I'll trust Him 'till Life's fleet - ing days end.-
When I am sad to Him I go, No oth - er one can cheer me so;

We have the sun - shine with the ram, We have the good -ness with the pain;
Fol - low - ing Him I know I'm right, He watch-es o'er me day and night;
Beau - ti - fut life with such a Friend; Beau - ti - fut life that has no end;
When
Sun
I
shine
am
and
sad
rain,
He makes me
Good - ness and
glad,
pain,
He's my
He's my
--
Friend.
Friend.
Fol low - ing Him by day and night, He's my Friend.
E - ter - nal life, e -
ter nal - joy, He's my Friend.

191 In Tenderness He Sought Me
And when he hath found It, he layeth It on his •houldera, re}olcln11. Lulte 15:5
CLARENDON 7 6 7 6 8 8 Ref.
W. Spencer Walton Adoniram J. Gordon
r 7
1. In ten - der - ness He sought me, When wea - ry, sick with sin,
2. He washed the bleed - ing sin - wounds And poured in oil and wine;
3. He point - ed to the nail - prints, For me His blood was shed,
4. I'm sit - ting in His pres - ence, The sun - shine of His face,
5. So while the hours are pass- ing All now is per - feet rest;
And on His shoul- ders brought me Back to His fold a - gain. While
He whis - pered to as - sure me, "I've found thee, thou art Mine;" I
A mock - ing crown so thorn - y Was placed up -
on His head: I
While with a - dor - ing won - der His bless - ings I re - trace: It
I'm wait - ing for the morn - ing, The bright - est and the best, When
an - gels in His pres - ence sang Un - ti! thi. courts of heav - en rang._
•• I
nev - er heard a sweel. - er voice; It made my ach - ing heart re - JOiee. -
won - dered what He saw in me To suf - fer such deep ag - o - ny. __
see·ms as if e - ter - nal days Are far too short to sound His praise._
He will call us to His side, To be with Him, His spot -less bride._
r 7
brought me to the fold, Won - drous grace that brought me to the fold!
.a.

At Calvary 192
And when they were come to • •• Caluar:,,. there they crucified Him. Luke 23:33
CALVARY 9 9 9 4 Ref.
William R. Newell Daniel B. Towner
r
1. Years I spent in van • i - ty and pride, Car • ing not my Lord was
2. By God's Word at last my sm I learned, Then I trem . bled at the
3. Now I've giv'n to Je - sus ev • ery • thing; Now I glad - ly own Him
4. 0, the love that drew sal • va • tion's plan! 0, the grace that brought it
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 rap • tured soul can on - ly sing Of Cal• va • ry.
here for man! 0, the might . y gulf that God did span At Cal• va ·• ry!
Mer cy there was great, and grace was free; Par - don there was mul - ti -
Cal• va • ry.

193 When Love Shines in
Ye shine as li1ht• in the world. Phil. 2:16
LOVE SHINES Irreg. Ref.

Carrie E. Breck William J. Kirkpatrick
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Je with pow'r to glad • den, When love shines in,_ Ev· 'ry
2. How the world will grow with beau• ty, When love shines in,- And the
3. Dark • est sor . row will grow brighter, When love shines in,_ And the
4. We may have un • fad . ing splen • dor, When love shines in,- And a
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life that woe can sad - den, When love shines in._ Love will teach_ us
heart re - Joice in du - ty, When love shines in._ Tri - als may_ be
heav - iest bur - den light - er, When love shines in._ 'Tis the glo ry -
~-
friend-ship
.: -
true
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and ten - der, When
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love
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how to pray, Love will drive_ the gloom a - way, Turn our dark-ness in • to day
sane - ti- fled, And the soul _ in peace a - bide, Life will all be glo - ri - fied
that will throw Light to show_ us where to go; 0 the heart shall bless • ing know
shall be won, And e - ter - nal life be - gun, There will be no need of sun
When love shines _

When love shines

love shines in, ____ When love shines_
love, when love shines in, When love shines
and peace to • I
oth - ers bring• ing When love shines m._
Jesus Loves Me 194

To /mow the l011e of Chrut. which paueth knowledre. Eph. 3 : 19
Anna B. Warner JESUS LOVES ME 7 7 7 7 Ref.
r William B. Bradbury
1. Je . SUS loves me! this I know, For the Bi - hie tells me so, Lit· tie
2. Je - SUS loves me! He who died My sal - va - tion to pro-vide; He will
3. Je . SUS loves me! loves me still, Tho' I'm ver • y weak and ill, That I
4. Je . SUS loves me! He will stay Close be• side me all the way; Thou hast
ones to Him be -long, They are weak but He is strong.

wash - way my sin, Let His lit - tie child come in. Yes, Je • sus loves me!
might sin be free, Bled and died up - on the tree.
bled died for me, I will hence-forth liv fo Thee.

195 My Song Shall Be of Jesus
My urvants shall sing for joy of heart. lac. 65: 14
Fanny J. Crosby
Adapt. by E. Margaret Clarkson ALSTYNE 7 6 7 6 D.
William H. Doane
1. My song shall be of Je - sus, His mer - cy crowns my days,

2. My song shall be of Je • sus, When sit • ting at His feet,
3. My song shall be of Je • sus, While press • ing on my way
He fills my cup with bless • ings, And tunes my heart to praise;

I call to mind His good • ness And know my joy's com • plete;
To where my home shines glo • rious In pure and per • feet day.
My song shall be of Je • sus, The pre • cious Lamb of God,

My song shall be of Je • SUS, What • ev • er ills be • fall,
And when my soul is ev • er In God's Great King-dom so fair,
Who gave Him. self my ran • som, And bought me with

I'll sing the grace that saves me, And tri • umphs o • ver
A song of praise to Je • sus I'll sing for • ev - er there.

Our Great Savior 196
Behold .• • a friend of publlcam and •inne,..! Luke 7:34
HYFRYDOL 8 7 8 7 D.
Rowland W. Pritchard
J. Wilbur Chapman Arr. by Robert Harkness
r 7
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1. Je - sus! what a Friend for sin - ners! Je - sus! Lov - er of_ my soul!
2. Je - sus!
3. Je - sus!
what a Strength
what a Help
in
in
weak-ness! Let
sor - row! While
me
the
hide my - self_
o'er_
in
me
Him;
roll,
bil - lows
4. Je - sus! what a Guide and Keep - er! While the tern - pest still- is high,
5. Je - sus! I do re - ceive Him; More than all in Him_ I find.
Friends may fail_ me, foes as - sail me; He, my Sav - ior, makes me whole.
Tempt - ed,
E - ven
tried, and some - times fail - ing, He, my strength, my vie - t'ry wins.
when my heart is break-ing, He, my Com - fort, helps my soul.
Storms a bout me, night o'er - takes me, He, my Pi - lot, hears my cry.
He hath gran - ted for - give-ness; I am His, and He is mine.
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JESUS OUR SAVlOR: HlS PRAISE
197 I Will Sing the Wondrous Story
And they sinll the son/l ••• of the Lamb, sayinll. Great and maruelous are T/1y worlrs. Reu. 15 : 3
WONDROUS STORY 8 7 8 7 Rer.

Francis H. Rowley Peter P. Bilhorn
r
1. I will sing the won - drous sto - ry Of the Christ who died for me,
2. I was lost but Je - sus found me, Found the sheep that went a - stray,
3. I was bruised but Je - sus healed me; Faint was I from man - y a fall;
4. Soon He'll come the Lord of Glo - ry, Come the church His bride to claim,
How He brought His Fa - ther glo - ry On the cross of Cal - va - ry.

Threw His lov - ing arms a - round me, Drew me back in - to His way.
Sight was gone, and fears pos - sessed me, But He freed me from them all.
And com - plete the won - drous sto - ry Come, Lord Je - sus, come a - gain.
the won - drous sto ry Of the

Yes. I'll sing the won-drous sto - ry
m e , - - - - - Sing with ____ the saints in

who died for me, Sing it with
glo ry Gath - ered by _ _ _ __ the crys - tal

the saints in glo - ry, Gath - ered by the crys-tal sea.

No Not One! 198
There I• a friend that •tlcketh clo,er than a broth,ir. Prou. 18:24
NO, NOT ONE 10 6 10 6 Ref.

Johnson Oatman, Jr. Geor&e C. Hun
r
1. There's not a friend like the low • ly Je • sus, No, not one! no, not one!
2. No friend like Him is so high and ho - ly, No, not one! no, not one!
3. There's not an hour that He is not near us, No, not one! no, not one!
4. Did ev • er saint find this friend for• sake him? No, not one! no, not one!
None else could heal all our soul's dis • eas • es, No, not one! no, not one!
And yet no friend is so meek and low • ly, No, not one! no, not one!
No night so dark but His love can cheer us, No, not one! no, not one!
Or sin • ner find that He would not take him? No, not one! no, not one!
Je • sus knows all a. bout our strug. gles, He will guide till the day is done;
No, not one! no, not one!

199 Jesus, Priceless Treasure
Like unto a merchantman . .. who, when he had found one pearl of (IT'eat price, went and . •. bou,ht It.
Matt. 13: 45, 46
JESU, MEINE FREUDE 6 6 5 6 6 5 7 8 6
Johann Franck Trad . German Melody
Trans. by Catherine Winkworth Adapt. by Johann Cruger
1. Je sus, price - less trea - sure, Source of pur - est - sure,

2. In thine arm I rest me; Foes who would mo - me
3. Hence, all thoughts of sad - ness! For the Lord of - ness,
Tru - me, Long my heart hath Till it well - nigh

Can here. Though the earth be shak - ing, Ev - ery heart be
Je sus, en - ters in; Those who love the Sa - vior, Though the storms may
faint - ed, Thirst - ing af - ter thee. Thine I am, 0 spot - less Lamb.
quak - ing, God dis - pels our fear; Sin and wick - ed - ness at - tack
gath - er, Still have peace with in; Yea, what - e'er we here must bear,
~
I will suf - fer naught to hide thee, Ask for naught be - side
With their heav - iest storms as - sail us; Je - sus will not fail us.
Still in thee lies pur - est plea - sure, Je • sus, priceless trea - sure! A - men.

Love Lifted Me 200
•• • With lo11in, klndneu ha11e I drawn thee. Jer. 31 :3
LOVE LIFTED ME 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 4 Ref.

James Rowe Howard E. Smith
1. I was sink• ing deep in sin, Far from the peace-ful shore,- Ver -y deep - ly
2. All my heart to Him I give, Ev -er to Him I'll cling.-- fa His bless - ed
3. Souls in dan - ger, look a - hove, je -sus com-plete-ly saves;- He will lift you
stained with - in, Sink - ing to rise no more;- But the Mas - ter of the sea
pres - ence live, Ev - er His prais - es sing._ Love so might - y and so true
by His love Out of the an - gry waves.. He's the Mas - ter of the sea,
Heard my de-spair - ing cry,_ From the wa - ters lift - ed me, Now safe am I._
Mer - its my soul's best songs;_ Faith-ful, lov - ing serv - ice, too, To Him be - longs._
Bil - lows His will o - bey;- He your Sav - iourwants to be, Be saved to - day __
Love lift - ed When noth - ing
else could help, Love lift - ed Love lift - ed -

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199 Jesus, Priceless Treasure
Like unto a merchantman • • • who, when he had found one pearl of veat price, went and .. • bou,rht It.
Matt. 13:45, 46
JESU, MEINE FREUDE 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 8 6
Johann Franck Trad. Gennan Melody
Trans. by Catherine Winkworth Adapt. by Johann Cruger
1. Je SUS, price - less trea • sure, Source of pur • est . sure,

2. In thine arm I rest me; Foes who would mo . me
3. Hence, all thoughts of sad . ness! For the Lord of - ness,
Tru • est friend to me, Long my heart hath Till it well - nigh
Can - not reach me here. Though the earth be shak - ing, Ev - ery heart be
Je • sus, en - ters in; Those who love the Sa - vior, Though the storms may
faint - ed, Thirst - ing af - ter thee. Thine I am, 0 spot - less Lamb.
quak - ing, God dis - pets our fear; Sin and wick - ed - ness at - tack
gath - er, Still have peace with in; Yea, what - e'er we here must bear,
~
I will suf • fer naught to hide thee, Ask for naught be - side
With their heav • iest storms as - sail us; Je - sus will not fail us.
Still in thee lies pur - est plea - sure, Jc • sus, priceless trea - sure! A • men.

Love Lifted Me 200
.•• With louing kindneu haue I drawn thee. Jer. 31 :3
LOVE LIFTED ME 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 4 Ref.

James Rowe Howard E. Smith
1. I was sink - ing deep in sin, Far from the peace-Cul shore,- Ver -y deep - ly
2. All my heart to Him I give, Ev -er to Him I'll cling,-- In His bless - ed
3. Souls in dan - ger, look a - bove, je -sus com-plete-ly saves;- He will lift you
stained with - in, Sink - ing to rise no more;- But the Mas - ter of the sea
pres - ence live, Ev - er His prais - es sing __ Love so might - y and so true
by His love Out of the an - gry waves.. He's the Mas - ter of the sea,
Heard my de-spair - ing cry,_ From the wa - ters lift - ed me, Now safe am I._
Mer - its my soul's best songs;_ Faith-Cul, lov - ing serv - ice, too, To Him be - longs._
·Bil - lows His will o - bey;- He your Sav - iour wants to be, Be saved to - day __
Love lift - ed When noth - ing
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201 There's Something About that Name
Thou •halt call hi• name Jeaua; for he ahall .ave hia people from their ain•. Matt. l: 21
Gloria Gaither THAT NAME lrreg.

William J. Gaither William J. Gaither
r
Je • sus, Je • SUS, Je sus: There's just some • thing_ a • bout that
name! ___ Mas• ter, Sav • ior, Je SUS, Like the fra • grance
rain; _ __ Je • SUS, Je • SUS, Je • sus, Let all
~
pro • claim;___ Kings and king • doms will
But there's some-thing name! __
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Come, Christians, Join to Sing 202
0 come, let u• •ln6 unto the Lord. P•a. 95: l
MADRID 6 6 6 6 D.
Traditional Spanish melody
Christian H. Bateman Arr. by David Evans
r
1. Come, Chris. tians, join to sing men!

2. Come, lift your hearts on high, men!
Loud praise to Christ our King; Al le Ju ia! men!

Let prais • es fill the sky; Al le Ju ia! men!
heart and voice, Be • fore His throne re • joice;

Guide and Friend; To us He'll con • de • scend;
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203 0 the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus
Having loved His own ... He loved them unto the end. John J 3: 1
TON·Y-BOTEL 8 7 8 7 D.
Thomas J. Williama
1. 0
f l!--3 u
the _deep, deep love of_ Je - sus, Vast, un - meas - ured, bound - less, free!
2. 0 the_ deep, deep love of _ Je - sus, Spread His praise from shore to shore!
3. 0 the_deep, deep love of _Je - sus, Love of ev - 'ry love the best;
F
Roll - ing __ as a might - y _ _ o - cean In its
l!--3 !..-I
full- ness o - ver me,
How He __ lov - eth, ev - er _ _ lov - eth, Chang - eth nev • er, nev - er - more;
'Tis an __ o - cean vast of_bless - ing, 'Tis a ha - ven sweet of rest,
Un - der - neath me, all a - round me, Is the cur - rent

r of His love;
How He watch-es o'er His loved ones, Died to call them all His own;
0 the deep, deep love of Je - sus, 'Tis as bound-less as the sea;
Lead - ing on-ward to His king-dom When Christ comes from heav'n a - hove.
How for them He in - ter - ced - eth, Watch-eth o'er them from the throne.
And it lifts me up in glo - For it 3 lifts me up_ to Thee. A - men.
r,- -;i ;.

0, How I Love Jesus 204
We lo11e Him, because He fir•t lo11ed u•. l John 4:19
0, HOW I LOVE JESUS C.M. Ref.

Frederick Whitfield Traditional American melody
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is a name_ I love to
tells me of __ a died to
tells me what- my store for ev
'---'
worth;_ It sounds like mu - sic in my ear, The sweet - est name on earth.
free;_ It tells me of His pre - cious blood, The sin - ner's per -feet plea.
day,_And though I tread a dark - some path, Yields sun - shine all the way.

205 God's Promises Are Sure
• • • the Lord will glue you ..• as He hatli promised. Ex. 12:25
PROMISES 7 7 7 7 Ref.
C.B. Wldmeyer
1. Broad-er. than the o • cean wide, Strong-er than its highest tide,
2. Firm • er than the moun • tain high, High • er than the dis • tant sky,
3. When this world is wrapped in flame, And the Judge His own shall name,
4. While e • ter • nal years roll on, Thru the "a . ges yet to come,"
Deep. er than its measuring rod, Are the prom. is • es or God.

Tho' this earth should pass a . way, Yet God's prom• is • es will stay.
When the judg • ment day is past, Yet the prom• is • es still last.
Still God's prom· is • es are true, And we'll find them ev • er new.
They are sure ______ if you on • ly be • lieve,

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Tliey are
They are sure if you on - ly be • lieve, on - ly be - lieve,
They are sur.,__ __

-lieve, They are sure
THE SCRIPTURES
The Bible Stands 206
.•. The word of God, which /lueth and abldeth foreuer. l Pet. l: 23
BIBLE STANDS 10 7 10 8 Ref.

Haldor Llllenas Haldor Llllenas
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1. The Bi ble stands like a rock un - daunt - ed 'Mid the rag - ing
2. The Bi - ble stands like a moun - tain tow - 'ring Far a - hove the
3. The Bi - ble stands, and it will for - ev - er When the world has
4. The Bi ble stands ev - 'ry test we give it For its Au- thor
storms of time; Its pag - es bum with the truth e - ter - nal, And they
works of men; Its truth by none ev - er was re - fut - ed, And de -
passed a - way; By in - spi - ra - tion it has been giv - en All its
is di - vine; By grace a - Ione I ex • pect to live it And to
glow with a light

stroy it they nev - er can. hills may
pre - cepts I will The Bi - ble stands tho the
o - bey.
prove it and make it mine.
when the earth shall crum - ble; I will
Bi - ble stands.
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by permission.
THE SCRIPTURES
207 Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart
Thy word haue I hid in mine heart. Psa. 119:1 l
From Psalm 119 SELLERS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Adapted by Ernest 0. Sellers Ernest 0. Sellers
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1. Thy Word is a lamp to my feet,- A light to my path al - way,_
2. For - ev - er, 0 Lord, is Thy Word_ Es - tab- lished and fixed on high;_
3. At mom - ing, at noon, and at night- I ev - er will give Thee praise;-
4. Thru Him whom Thy Word hath fore- told,- The Sav - ior and Morn- ing Star,_
To guide and to save me from sin-And show me the Sav - ior's way._
Thy faithful- ness un - to all men_ A - bid - eth for - ev - er nigh.-
For Thou art my por- tion, 0 Lord,_And shall be thru all my days!-
Sal - va - tion and peace have been brought_To those who have strayed a far.-
"t r
- gainst Thee;) That I might not sin, that
sin, Thy Word have I hid in my
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THE SCRIPTURES
How Firm a Foundation 208
Heauen and earth •hall pau away: but My word. 1hall not .•. Luhe 21 :33
FOUNDATION 11 11 11 11
Rippon's Selection of Hymn• Caldwell's Union Harmony
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1. firm a foun - da - tion, ye saints of the Lord,

2. "Fear_ not, I am with thee; 0 be not dis - mayed,
3. "When- through the deep wa - ters I call thee to go,
4. "When_ through fier - y tri - als thy path - way shall lie,
5. "The- soul that on Je - SUS hath leaned for re - pose,
...__..,
Is __ laid for your faith in His ex - eel lent Word!
For_ I am thy God, and will still give thee aid;
The_ riv - ers of sor - row shall not 0 - ver flow;
My_
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grace, all suf fj - cient, shall be thy sup - ply:
will not, I will not de - sert to his foes;
What more can He say than to you He hath said,

I'll strength - en thee, help thee, and cause thee to stand,
For I will be with thee, thy trou - hies to bless,
The
That
flame shall not
soul, though all
hurt
foes
thee;
should
I
en
on - ly de sign
deav - or to shake,
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To_ you who
Up - held by
for
my
ref - uge
right - eous,
to
om -
Je • SUS
nip - 0 -
have
tent
fled?
hand.
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And_ sane - ti - fy to thee thy deep - est dis - tress.
Thy_dross to con - sume, and thy gold to re fine.
I'll _nev - er, no, nev - er, no, nev - er for - sake!" A - men.
Altemale tune, No. 211

THE SCRIPTURES
209 Wonderful Words of Life
Thou hoat the word• of eternal life. John 6:68
WORDS OF LIFE 8 6 8 6 6 6 Ref.

Philip P. Bliss
1. Sing them o - ver

2. Christ, the bless - ed
3. Sweet - ly ech - o
a - gain to me,
One, gives to all
the gos - pet call,
Won der - ful words
Won - der ful words
Won - der - ful words
of
of
of
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L ife;_
Life;_
Life,-
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Let me more of their beau - ty see, Won - der - ful words of Life._
Sin - ner, list to the lov - ing call, Won - der ful words of Life. _
Of . fer par - don and peace to all, Won• der . ful words of Life.-
Words of life and beau - ty, Teach me faith_ and du - ty:

All so free ly giv • en, Sent to us _ _ from heav • en:
Je sus, on ly Sav - ior, Sane - ti - fy _ _ for ev - er:
THE SCRIPTURES
Standing on the Promises 210
• •. The foundation of God atandeth aure. 2 Tim. 2:19
PROMISES 11 11 11 9 Ref.
R. Kelso Carter R. Kelso Carter
1. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es of Christ my King, Thro' e - ter - nal a - ges
2. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es that can - not fail,When the howl-ing storms of
3. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him e - ter - nal -
4. Stand - ing on the prom - is - es I can - not fall, Lis - t'ning ev - ery mo - ment
let His prais - es ring; Gio - ry in the high - est, I will shout and sing,
doubt and fear as - sail, By the liv - ing Word of God I shall pre - vail,
ly by love's strong cord, 0 - ver - com - ing dai - ly with the Spir - it's sword,
to the Spir - it's call, Rest - ing in my Sav - ior as my all in all,
Stand - ing on the prom- is - es of God.

standing on the prom -is - es,
Stand - ing on the prom - is - es of God my Sav - ior; Stand - ing,
ing, I'm stand - ing on the prom - is - -es of God.

on the prom - is -es,
THE SCRIPTURES
211 How Firm a Foundation
Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not •.. Luhe 2 1 : 33
HOW FIRM 11 11 11 11 11
Unknown
How finn a foun - da - tion, ye saints of the laid for your

not, I am with thee, 0 be not dis - I am thy
thro' the deep wa - ters I call thee to riv - ers of
thro' fier - y tri - als thy p~-way shall grace, all -suf -
faith_ in His
God,- I will thee, and
sor - row shall thee thy
fl - cient, shall thee: I
fled?- To you, who for ref - uge to Je - SUS have

hand,- Up held by My gra - cious, om - nip - 0 - tent
tress,- And sane - ti - fy to thee thy deep - est dis -
fine,- Thy dross to con - sume, and thy gold to re - A-men.
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212 Holy Bible, Book Divine

0 how love I Thy law! it i• my meditation all the day.P11a.119:97
John Burton 7
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book di - vine, Pre - cious treas -ure, thou art mine;
when I rove; Mine to show a Sav - ior's love;
in dis - tress, Suf - rring in this wil - der - ness;
joys to And the reb - el sin ;,1.ner's doom;
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THE SCRIPTURES
Mine to tell me whence I came; Mine to teach me what I am;
Mine thou art to guide and guard; Mine to pun - ish or re -ward;
Mine to show, by liv - ing faith, Man can tri - umph o - ver death;
0 thou ho - ly book di - vine, Pre -cious trea - sure, thou art mine. A - men.
J
Break Thou the Bread of Life 213

He looked up to heauen, and bleued, and brake the loaue•. Mark 6:41
BREAD OF LIFE 6 4 6 4 D.
Mary A. Lathbury William F. Sherwin
1. Break Thou the bread of life, Dear Lord, to me, As Thou didst
2. Bless Thou the truth, dear Lord, To me, to me, As Thou didst
3. 0 send Thy Spir - it, Lord, Now un - to me, That It may
4. Thou art the bread of life, 0 Lord, to me, Thy ho • ly
break the loaves Be - side the sea; Be - yond the sa - cred page
bless the bread By Gal - i - lee; Then . shall all bond - age cease,
touch my eyes, And make me see: Show me the truth con - cealed
Word the truth That sav - eth me; Give me to eat and live
I seek Thee, Lord, My spir - it pants for Thee, 0 liv - ing Word.
All fet - ters fall; And I shall find my peace, My all in all.
With - in Thy Word, And in Thy book reveal-ed I see the Lord
For ev - er - more; Teach me to love Thy truth, And Thee a - dore. A-men.
THE SCRIPTURES
214 Thy Word is Like a Garden, Lord
And haue tasted the good word of God. Heb. 6:5
BETHLEHEM 8 6 8 6 D.
Edwin Hodder Old Melody
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1. Thy Word is like a gar - den, Lord, With flow - ers bright and fair,
2. Thy Word is like a star - ry host: A thou - sand rays of light
3. Oh, may I love Thy pre - cious Word, May I ex - plore the mine,
And ev - 'ry one who seeks may pluck A love - ly clus - ter there.
Are seen to guard the trav - el - er, And make his path - way bright.
May I its fra - grant flow - ers glean, May light up - on me shine!
Word is like a deep, deep, mine, And jew - els rich and rare_
Word is like an ar - mor - y, Where sol - diers may re . pair,-
may I find !11Y ar - mor there! Thy Word my trust - y sword._
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Are hid - den in its might - y depths For ev - 'ry search - er there.
And find, for life's long bat - tie - day, All need - ful weap - ons there:
I'll learn to fight with ev - 'ry foe The bat - tie of the Lord.
THE SCRIPTURES
The Inspired Word 215
All •crlpture I• gl11en by lmplraHon of God. 2 Tim. 3: 16
GREENLAND 7 6 7 6 D.
Stephen Bolhous Arr. from J. Michael Haydn
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1. Great God our heav'n - ly Fa - ther, who giv - eth all things good,
2. The writ - ing of the scrip - tures was guid - ed by thy hand,
3. The word of God doth prof - it in all af - fairs of life,
We thank thee for the Bi - hie, in - spir - ed ho - ly word;

Thy ho • ly spir - it moved men to speak at thy com - mand.
For doc - trine and cor - rec - tion, in - struc - tion in the right;
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A writ - ten rev . e . la . tion sent from thy courts a . hove,

E . ter - nal is the Bi . hie and all its words are sure,
A lamp to guide our foot - steps, a light to show the way,
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To tell us of re - demp - tion and il - lus - trate thy love.

Its proph - e - cies are writ - ten to cleanse and make us pure.
To ful - ler life it leads us when we its truths o - bey.
THE SCRIPTURES
216 Awake! Arise!
My reward is with me, to Rive every man according as his works shall be. Rev. 22: 12
CLARKE 8 6 8 6 8 8 8 6 Ref,
Henry H. Savage Harry D. Clarke
1. A • wake! A. rise! 0 Church of God, The crowning day is near; The Lord Je-ho-vah,
2. A - wake! A • rise! 0 Church of God, And shout the victor's song; Lift up your heads in
3. A • wake! A - rise! 0 Church of God, The morning draweth nigh; The ear of faith thro'
King of kings, On earth will soon ap - pear. Lift high the stand-ard of your faith, Quit
con • fi dence, And bravely march a • long. Put on the ar-mor of Cod'smight,And,
midnight's gloom Can hear the watchman's cry. He comes! He comes! the Prince of peace, The
you like men, for Christ be strong; The reign of sin and death on earth Will
press • ing onward, win the fight; Make known to all the world a - round That
cho • sen Lamb for sin. ners slain; He comes in glo-rious maj • es • ty, For•
g.
ight. A. wake! A - rise! The crowning day is
n. A . wake! A. rise! the
The Lord Je • ho - vah, King of kings, On earth will soon ap • pear.
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All rid>ts reserved. Used by permission.
THE CHURCH: ITS NATURE AND FELLOWSHIP
God Be with You 217
He ••• aalth, Surely I come quickly. Reu. 22:20
GOD BE WITH YOU Jrreg.

Jeremiah E. Rankin William G. Tomer
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1. God be with you till we meet a - gain, By His coun - sels

2. God be with you till we meet a - gain, 'Neath His wings pro -
3. God be with you till we meet a - gain, When life's per - ils
4. God be with you till we meet a - gain, Keep love's ban - ner
guide, up hold you, With His sheep se - cure - ly fold you,

tect - ing hide you_, Dai ly man - na still pro vide you,
thick con - found you, Put His arms un - fail - ing round you,
float - ing o'er you; Smite death's threat!ning wave be - fore you,
we meet at Till we
till we meet

218 The Family of God
God hath said, I will dwell in them •.. and they •hall be My people;
••• and ye shall be My son• and daughters. 2 Corinthia"6 6: 16, l 8
Gloria Gaither FAMILY OF GOD Ref. 13 13 11 13
1. You will no -tice we say "brother and sis - 'round

2.From the door of an or - phanage to the house the
~
here be cause we're a fam-ily near;

King long - er an out - cast, sing;
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has a heart • ache we all
un - to rich from the weak
D.C.
And re • joice in each vie • tory

I'm not wor • thy to be here,
Blest Be the Tie That Binds 219

For ye are all one in Chriat Jeau•. Gal. 3:28
DENNISS.M.
Johann G. Na&eli
Arr. by Lowell Mason
7
1. Blest be tie that binds Our hearts in Chris - tian love;

2. Be • fore Fa - ther's throne We pour our ar . dent prayers;
3. We share mu - tual woes, Our tual bur - dens bear;
4. When der part, It in - ward pain;
The low-ship of kin • dred minds Is like to that a - bove.

Our fears, our hopes, our one, Our com-forts and our cares.
And oft • en for each flows The sym - pa • thiz - ing tear.
But we shall still be heart, And hope to meet a . gain. A - men.
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THE CHURCH: _{TS .NATURE AND FELLOWSHIP

220 0 Where Are Kings and Empires Now
The gate• of hell shall not pre1Jail against it. Matt. 16:18
ST. ANNE C.M.

A. Cleveland Coxe Attr. to William Croft
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1. 0 where are kings and em • pires now Of old that went and came?
2. We mark her good • ly bat • tle • ments And her faun • da • tions strong;
3. For not like king . dams of the world Thy ho • ly Church, 0 God;
4. Un • shak • en as e • ter • nal hills, Im . mov • a • ble she stands,
But, Lord, Thy Church is pray• ing yet, A thou • sand years the same.
We hear with - in the sol • emn voice Of her un - end . ing song.
Tho earth - quake shocks are threat -'ning her, And tern - pests are a • broad:
A moun • tain that shall fill the earth, A house not made with hands.
221 I Love Thy Church, 0 God!

So we .•• are one body in Christ. Rom. 12:5
ST, THOMAS S.M.
Stephen Bolhous Aaron Williams
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L I love Thy church, o_ God! The_ bod . y of Thy Son; The

2. I love Thy church, 0 _Christ! The_ pea . ple of Thy name; The
3. May Christ our spir . i • tual head Re -
main our Cap • tain sure; Be
4. Sure as God's truth shall last The church will long pre • vail. Our
..I.
saints who heard hy gra • cious call The race life to

Bride for which you bled and died To save from sin's
our Faun • da • tion, Cor • ner-stone, Thus shall we long en •
Lord has promised gates of hell A • gainst her will but A-men.

Again We Meet 222
Not for,ahlng the auembllng of ouraelue, together. Heb. 10:26
PAX DEi 10 10 10 10
Lucy Whitmore J .B.Dykes
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1. Fa ther, a . gain in Je • sus' name we meet,
2. 0 would bless Thee for Thy less
3. A • wor . thy of Thy less
4. 0 in which all
And bow in pen . i . tence be . neath Thy feet;

And all Thy love from day to day de . clare!
Too oft with care less feet from Thee we rove;
0 by that love which ev • ery love ex . eels,
A gain to our grate • ful voic • es raise,

ls not our with hour . ly mer• cies crowned?
But now, en . cour aged by Thy voice, we come,
free . ly
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by that so shed for sin,
bl;~
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To sue for mer • cy, and to

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sing Thy praise.
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Does not Thine arm en • cir • cle a • round?

Re tum • ing to ther's home.
• en blessed in.

223 The Church's One Foundation
Other foundation can no man lay than that 18 laid . • • Jeaus Chriat. l Cor. 3 : 11
AURELIA 7 G 7 6 D.
Samuel J . Stone Samuel S. Wesley
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1. The Church - 's one foun • da • tion Is Je • sus Christ her Lord;
2. E • lect from ev • ery na • tion, Yet one o'er all the earth,
3. 'Mid toil and trib • u la • tion, And tu • mult of her war,
4. Yet she on earth hath un • ion With God and with His Son,
She is His new ere a . tion, By wa . ter and the word:

Her char • ter of sal . va . tion, One Lord, one faith, one birth;
She waits the con - sum . ma . tion Of peace for, - ev . er . more;
In mys • tic sweet com . mun . ion To help her race to run:
With all His heart He sought her To be His ho - ly bride;

One ho - ly name she bless • es, Par • takes one ho • ly food,
Till with the vi • sion glo - rious Her long • ing eyes are blest,
0 hap· PY day and ho ly! Lord, give us grace that we,
With His own blood He bought her, And for her life He died.
And to one hope she press • es, With ev • ery grace en • duecl
And the great Church vie • to • rious Shall be the Church at rest.
When Thou art come in glo • ry, May reign on earth with Thee. A-men.
This tune in a lower hey, No. 654

There's a Quiet Understanding 224
Where two or three are llathered toilet her in My name, there am I • •• Matt. 18: 20
QUIET UNDERSTANDING lrre&.

Tedd Smith Tedd Smith
when we're gath - ered

shar - ing love and
in the Spir - it, __ It's a prom - ise

un - der -stand - ing,_ That our broth - ers
....__..
when we gath • er in His name. There's a love we feel in Je - sus, _
feel the one-ness that He brin~ Thank You, thank You, thank You, Je - sus,_
there's a man - na
for the way You
that
love
He feeds
and feed
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us, _
us, __
It's a prom - ise
For the man - y
that He gives us _ When we gath-er in His name. Thank You,thank You,Lord.

ways You lead us,-
,,.......__
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225 Meeting in Unity
Behold, how good . •• for brethren to dwell together in unity/ Psa. l 33 : l
Psalm 133; Hebrews 10:23-25

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1. How pleas - ant to see brothers All dwell in u ni - - ty,
2. Let's meet with one an - oth - er; To fine works let's in - cite
3. Je - ho - vah God is faith - ful; His Word is ev - er sure.
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Make pub - lie dee - la ra - tion Of our hope, true and
Let's stud - y it to - geth - er To make our hope se - cure.
Je - ho - vah's bless - ing on it rests; It's like Mount Her - mon's

To that end let's be di! - i - gent For meet - ings to pre -
And ne'er for - sake as - sem - bl - ing With all our broth - ers
And that which fell on Zi - on's slopes And made them fresh and new.
So that we may be well e - quip'd With oth - ers truth to share.
But do so all the more as we See God's day draw - ing near!

Brethren, We Have Met to Worship 226
Behold, I will rain bread from heauen for you. Ex. 16:4
HOLY MANNA 8 7 8 7 D.
Columbian Harmony
Attr. to George Atkins Attr. to William Moore
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1. Breth - ren, we have met to wor . ship And a • dore the Lord our God;
2. Sis - ters, will you join and help us? Mo - ses' sis - ter aid - ed him;
3. Let us love our God su • pre me. ly, Let us love each oth - er too;
Will you pray with all your pow - er,_ While we try to preach the Word?
Will you help the trem-bling mour - ners- Who are strug - gling hard with sin?
Let us love and pray for sin - ners- Till our God makes all things new.
All is vain un - less the Spir - it Of the Ho - ly One comes down;

Tell them all a - bout the Sav - ior Tell them that He will be found;
When Christ comes a • gain we'll meet Him, At His ta - ble we'll sit down;
Breth - ren, pray, and ho - ly man - na_ Will be show - ered all a• round
Sis - ters, pray, and ho - ly man - na_ Will be show· ered all a - round.
Christ will gird Him • self and serve us_ With sweet man - na all a - round.
THE CHURCH: ITS NATURE AND FELLOWSHlP

227 Here in Our Upper Room
They continued .teadftutly in • • • fellowship, and In breakln6 of bread. Acts 2:42
UPPER ROOM 8 8 8 8
Paul Minnich Robinson George Hews
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room_ with_ Thee, A round Thy
2. As Thou, our blest Ex am pie, taught, We kneel to
3. We share with Thee the feast of love As hearts are
4. With heart, and not with hands, a lone, We keep the
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hal lowed- ta hie,- Lord, May we with deep hu -
serve our _ _ broth er's_ need, The cleans - ing of Thy
knit in ___ broth er hood; 0 may Thy Spir - it
or di nance_ di vine, And through these sa - cred
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mil i - Ful - fill the pre - cepts of Thy Word.
Spir - it In heart and mind, in thought and deed.
in us move Our wills to serve our broth-er's good.
sym - bols own The grace that makes our serv - ice Thine. A- men.
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Words by Paul Minnich Robinson, copyright 1950 by The Brethren Press, El in, m. Used by permission.
228 Around the Table of Our Lord

For a• often as ye eat thl• bread, and drink this cup, ye do •hew the Lord•• death till he come. I Cor. I I: 26
HAMBURG L.M.
Author Unknown Arr. by Lowell Mason
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1. A- round the ta - hie_ of our_ Lord, We come to eat with sweet ac - cord;
2. "Do this," he said: "Re - mem- her_ me: My grief and pain are all for thee;
3. In the lone gar - den,_ there he_ prayed; Up - on the cross he bowed his head:
4. And when no more we_ gath - er __ here, Nor to this ta - hie may draw near,
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And thus o - bey his_ lov - ing _ word, Un - til he come, un - til he_ come.
And this ex - am - pie_ thine shall_ be, Un - til I come, un - til I __ come."
Let us re- mem-ber_ what he_ said, Un - til he come, un - til he_ come.
May we sit down with_ him so_ dear, When he shall come, when he shall- come!
In Memory of the Savior's Love 229

As the Father hath l011ed me, •o haue I lolled you. John 15:9
SALZBURG CM
Adapt. from Johann Michael Haydn
Thomas Cotterill Hann. by V.E.C.
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1. In mem - ory of __ the Sav - ior's love, We keep_ the

2. One fold, one faith,- one hope, one Lord, One God- a-
3. By faith we take- the bread of life With which_our
4. In faith and mem • ory thus we sing The won - ders
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lone we know;_ As bre - thren, all, let ev ery
souls are fed,--The cup in to ken of his
of his love_ And thus an tic pate by
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heart Is made_ a - come guest.

heart With kind _ _ af tion glow.
blood That was _ _ for sin ners shed.
faith His com ing from a - hove. A men.
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230 Not Worthy, Lord
But ,•.., are all a., a11 1111cfra11 lhi11g. / .,a. 64:6
ATKINSON 10 10 10 10
Bishop Edward H. Bickersteth Frederick C. Atkinson
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1. Not wor - thy, Lord, to gath - er up the crumbs

2. I am not wor thy to be thought Thy child,
3. I hear Thy voice; Thou bidd'st me come and rest;
4. My praise can on ly breathe it - self in prayer;
With trem - bling hand- that from Thy ta - hie fall,

Nor sit the last _ _ and low - est at Thy board;
I come, I kneel,- I clasp Thy pierc - ed feet;
My prayer can on ly lose it - self in Thee;
A wea - ry, heav y la den sin - ner comes

Too long a wan - d'rer and too oft be guiled,
Thou bidd'st me take my place, a wel - come guest
Dwell Thou for ev er in my heart, and there,
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To plead Thy prom - one

ise and 0 bey Thy call.
I on - ly ask rec - on cil -
ing word.
A mong Thy saints, and of Thy ban - quet eat.
let me sup with Thee; sup Thou with me. A-men.

Jesus Invites His Saints 231
Let a man examine hlmaelf. l Cor. 11: 28
SCHUMANN S.M.
Mason and Webb's
"Cantica Laudis," Boston
1. Je · SUS in - vites His saints To meet a - round His board,-

2. We take the bread and wine As em - blems of Thy death;-
3. Faith eats the bread of life, And drinks the liv - ing wine;_
4. Soon shall the night be gone, Our Lord will come a gain;_
And sup in mem - ory of the death And suf - ferings of their Lord.
Lord, raise our souls a - hove the sign, To feast on Thee by faith.
It looks be - yond this scene of strife u - nites us to the Vine.
The mar - riage sup - per of the Lamb Will ush - er in His reign.
Bread of Heaven, on Thee We Feed 232

Take, eat: thi• la My body which la broken for you. l Cor. 11:24
ALETTA 7 7 7 7
William B. Bradbury
1. Bread-of heav'n, on Thee we feed, For_ Thy flesh is meat in - deed;

2. Vine_of heav'n, Thy blood sup - plies This _blest cup of sac - ri - flee;
3. Day_by day with strength sup- plied, Thro'. the life of Him who died,
Ev - er let our souls be fed With this true and liv - ing bread.
Lord, Thy wounds our heal - ing give, To Thy cross we look and live.
Lord of life, oh, let us be Root - ed, graft - ed, built on Thee.

233 Let Us Break Bread Together
He took bread, and blessed it, and brake, and gave to them. Lulle 24:30
LET US BREAK BREAD lrreg.

Traditional Spiritual Traditional Spiritual
Arr. by Carlton R. Young
Unison
1. Let us
fbreak bread to - geth-er on our break bread to -
2. Let us drink the cup to - geth-er on our drink the cup to -
3. Let us praise God to • geth-er on our praise God to -
Refrain
our knees, ____ When I fall on -my knees, With my

on our knees.---~
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me, ___
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234 According to Thy Gracious Word

Take, eat: thi• ia My body which Is broken for you. J Cor. J J :24
MANOAHC.M.
.James Montgomery From Greatorex's Collection
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1. Ac - cord - ing to Thy gra - cious word, In meek hu - mil . i

2. Thy bod· Y, bro - ken for my sake, My bread from heav'n shall
3. Geth - sem . a . ne can I for - get? Or there Thy con - flict see, __
4. When to the cross I tum mine eyes And rest on Cal · va . ry,--
5. Re - mem - her Thee and all Thy pains And all Thy love to me; __
6. And when these fail - ing lips grow dumb And mind and mem • 'ry flee, __

This will I do, my dy . ing Lord:_ I will re • mem • her Thee._
Thy tes . ta • men • tat cup I take, .And thus re • mem • her Thee. _
Thine ag . 0 . ny and blood · y sweat,And not re • mem • her Thee?_
0 Lamb of God, my sac . ri . flee,_ I must re • mem • her Thee._
Yea, while a breath, a pulse re • mains, Will I re• mem • her Thee._
When Thou shalt in Thy king• dom come, Je • sus, re • mcm . her me! __
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In Remembrance 235
Thu do In remembrance of me. Luke 22 : 19
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THE CHURCH : THE LORD'S SUPPER
236 The Need of the World Is Jesus
Today if ye will hear hi• uolce, harden not your heart•. Heb. 3: 15
NEED OF THE WORLD 11 8 11 8 Ref.

B.D. Ackley
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1. There nev - er was one like the Sav • iour of men. He meets ev - 'ry
2. The world does not know, Him, this Sav - iour di - vine, And yet He is
3. Your needs may be man• y, your sins may be great, But He is suf -
....__.....
need of the heart;_ Then take Him your bur - dens, your sor - rows and cares,
wait - ing to bless;- Then go to Him quick - ly and prove Him to - day,
fi - cient for a l l ; - - He bids you this mo - ment be - lieve and re - joice,
His grace He will glad - ly im - part._

Your need you may free - ly con - fess. - The need of the world is
Then trust Him what- ev - er be - fall._
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one who can save_ Then why will ye
die, when sal va - tion is nigh, The need of the world is Je • SUS.
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: REPENTANCE AND INVITATION

0 Jesus, Thou Art Standing 237
If any man ••• open the door, I will come In to him. Reu. 3: 20
ST. HILDA 7 6 7 6 D.
Justin H. Knecht
William W. How Edward Husband
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• s s,- Thou art

sus,- Thou art
- sus, _ Thou art
low . ly pa - t!ance wait . ing To pass the

r i i thresh • old o'er:
thorns Thy brow en . cir cle, And tears Thy face have marred:
"I died for you, My chit . dren, And will ye treat Me so?"
Shame on us, Chris - tian bro • thers, His Name and sign who_ bear,
0 love that pass - eth knowl - edge, So pa - tient - ly to_ wait!
0 Lord, with shame and sor - row We o - pen now the_ door;
0 shame, thrice shame up - on us, To

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keep Him stand - ing there!
0 sin that hath no e qual, So fast to bar the gate!
Dear Sav • ior, ter, And leave us nev - er - more! A-men.

238 You Must Believe
I believe that thou art the Chri&t, the Son of God. John 11:27
YOU MUST BELIEVE 10 10 10 10 Ref.

A.H.A. A.H. Ackley
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1. You can know Je - sus and love Him to-day, You must be - Iieve, there is
2. Knowledge will come of His bless - ings so sweet, When in sub - mis - sion you
3. Christ, the Unknown, He will still be to you, Till you have done what He
no oth - er way; This is the se - cret of prov - ing His claim.

bow at His feet; His !iv - ing pres - ence your be - ing will thrill
tells you to do; Fol - low, o - bey Him, He asks noth - ing more,
Find - ing sal - va - tion from sin thru His name.

When you sur - ren - der your life to His will. You must be - Iieve, you must
And you will know Him as nev - er be - fore.
trust Him, and then You will know Je - sus, the Sav - iour of men; Proof you are
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re - ceive, You can know Je - sus, but
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Only Trust Him 239
He Is able alao to ,aue them to the uttermo,t •• . Heb. 7:25
MINERVA C.M. Ref.

John H. Stockton John H. Stockton
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1. Come, ev - 'ry soul by sin op - pressed, There's mer - cy with the Lord,
2. For Je - sus shed His pre - cious blood Rich bless - ings to be • stow;
3. Yes, Je - sus is the truth, the way, That leads you in • to rest;
And He will sure - ly give you rest By trust - ing in His word.
Plunge now in - to the crim - son flood That wash - es white as snow.
Be - Iieve in Him with - out de • lay, And you are ful • ly blest.
now;

240 All to Jesus I Surrender
Lo, we haue left all, and haue followed Thee. Mark 10: 28
SURRENDER 8 7 8 7 Ref,
J .1dson W. Van De Venter Winfield S. Weeden
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1. All to Je . SUS I sur - ren - der, All to Him I free - ly give;

2. All to Je • SUS I sur - ren - der, Hum - bly at His feet I bow,
3. All to Je • SUS I sur - ren - der, Make me, Sav - ior, whol • ly Thine;
4. All to Je • SUS I sur - ren - dcr, Lord, I give my - self to Thee;
I will ev - er love and trust Him, In His pres - ence dai - ly live.
World - ly pleas-ures all for- sak - en, Take me, Je - sus, take me now.
May Thy Ho - ly Spir - it fill me, May I know Thy pow'r di - vine.
Fill me with Thy love and pow - er, Let Thy bless - ing fall on me.
Refrain
I sur - ren - der all, I sur - ren - der all.

I sur - ren - der all, I sur - ren - der all.
to Thee, my bless - ed Sav - ior, I sur - ren • der all.

You Ought to Know Him 241
We ha11e found him ••• Come and •ee. John 1:45, -16
MARKS 9 9 9 9 Ref.
H. 0. Devah Wm. Edie Marks
1. I have a friend you ought to know Him, He is a Sav • ior,

2. I have a friend you ought to know Him, He is a faith - ful
3. I have a friend you ought to know Him, Will you not let Him
e· Je • sus, my King how I a - dore Him,

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Guide; Sor - row He shares, bur - dens He light -ens,
heart? Peace He will give you with - out meas - ure,
And He should be as pre - cious to you.

Ev - 'ry good thingby Him is sup-plied. I have a friend you ought to
Bless- ing un - told, that will not de -part.
Wait - ing He stands,
"I am the Life, the Truth, and the Way."

242 He is Knocking
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock, Rev. 3:20
KNOCKING Irreg. Ref.

B.D. Ackley
1. He is knock - ing, soft - ly knock-ing at the

2. He is call • ing, gen - tly call • ing to you
3. He is wait - ing, kind - ly wait - ing still for
0 let in Him
0 let Him in; He will bring you rich-est bless-ing ev - er• more;
0 let Him in; See the plead . ing dews of mer - cy on His brow;
0 let Him in; Give Him wel·come, joy-ful welcome, warm and true;
0 let Him in
7 Refrain
Let Him in,--------,- 0 let Him in! Knock - ing! knock - ing!
0 let Him 0 let Him in!
Open wide the door, to stay;

Ask Him in, He's
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Knock - ing, knock - ing!
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"Give Me Thy Heart," Says the Father 243
My •on, 1/ue Me thine heart. Prou. 23:26
ZERUIAH 10 10 10 10 Ref.
Eliza E. Hewitt William J . Kirkpatrick
Me thy heart," says the Fa - ther - bove, No gift so pre - cious to

"Give Me thy heart," says the Sav - ior men, Calt' - ing in mer - cy a -
"Give Me thy heart," says the Fa - ther - vine, "All that thou hast, to My
Refrain
"Grate - ful - ly trust Me, and give Me thy heart."

Have I not died for thee? give Me thy heart." "Give Me thy heart,
Make full sur - ren - der and give Me thy heart."
world He would draw thee a - part;, Speak• ing so "Give Me thy heart."
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244 Jesus, I Come
He hath sent Me ••• to proclaim liberty to the captiues. Isa. 61 : 1
JESUS, I COME Irreg.

William T. Sleeper George C. Stebbins
1. Out of my bond - age, sor - row and night, Je - sus, I come, Je . - SUS, I come;
2. Out of my shame- ful fail - ure and loss, Je - sus, I come, Je· - SUS, I come;
3. Out of un - rest and ar - ro - gant pride, Je - SUS, I come, Je -sus, I come;
4. Out of the fear and dread of the grave, Je -SUS, I come, Je - SUS, I come;
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In - to Thy free - dom, glad - ness and light, Je • SUS, I come to Thee._
In to the glo - rious gain of Thy cross, Je • SUS, I come to Thee._
In - to Thy bless - ed will to a - bide, Je • SUS, I come to Thee.-
In - to Thy love so might - y to save, Je - sus, I come to Thee.-
Out of my sick- ness in -to Thy health, Out of my want and_ in - to Thy wealth,
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Out of earth's sor - rows in to Thy balm, Out of life's storms and in - to Thy calm,
Out of my - self and ut -ter de - spair, In - to Thy joy and in - to Thy care,
Out of the depths of ru - in un - told, In - to the peace of Thy shel-ter-ing fold,
Out of and in - to Thy-self, - sus, I come to

Out of to ju - bi-lant psalm, - sus, I come to
Ev er Thy rious rich - es to share, I to
Ev - er Thy rious face to be -hold,

Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling 245
Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heauy laden. Matt. 11 :28
THOMPSON 11 7 11 7 Rd.
WW L. Thomi>son Will L. Thompson
1. Soft ly and ten • der • ly Je · SUS is call • ing, Call • ing for
2. Why should we tar • ry when Je · SUS is plead• ing, Plead • ing for
3. Time is now fleet • ing, the mo -ments are pass • ing, Pass • ing from
4. 0 for the won . der • ful love He has prom-ised, Prom • ised for
you and for me; See, on the por. tals He's wait• ing and watch-ing,
you and for me? Why should we lin . ger and heed not His mer • cies,
you and from me; Shad • ows are gath • er . ing, death-beds are com • ing,
you and for me! Though we have sinned, He has mer• cy and par • don,
Watch . ing for you and for me, _

Mer • cies for you and for me?- Come home, come home,
Com • ing for you and for me.- Come home, come home,
Par • don for you and for me.-
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246 Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus
Look unto Me, and be ye saued, all the ends of the earth. 110. 45 : 22
LEMMEL 9 8 9 8 Ref.
Helen H. Lemme!
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1. 0 soul, are you wea - ry and troub led? No light in the

2. Through death in - to life ev - er - last - ing He pass::d, and we
3. His word shall not fail you He prom - ised; Be - lieve Him and
dark - ness you There's light for a look at the Sav - ior,
fol low Him 0 - ver us i;in no more hath do - min - ion
all will be Then go to a world that is dy - ing,
And life more a - bun -dant and

For more than con-qu'rors we are!__ Turn your eyes up - on Je -
His per - feet sal - va - tion to tell! __
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earth will grow strange - ly dim In the light of His glo - ry and grace. -
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The Savior Is Wairing 247
Today If ye will hear hi• uolce, harden not your heart,. Heb. 3: 1, 8
CARMICHAEL 11 7 11 7 Ref.
Ralph Carmichael Ralph Carmichael
Sav • ior is wait - ing to en • ter your heart, Why don't you
you'll take one step t'ward the Sav - ior, my friend, You'll find His
let Him come in?__ There's nothing in this world to keep you a • part,
arms o - pen wide;__ Re . ceive Him, and all of your dark. ness will end,
swer to
He'll a •
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Him? _ _
bide ___ Time af • ter time He has
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ed - ing a gain _ _ To
if you're will-ing to 0, how He wants to come
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248 Look and Live
When he looketh upon It, [he} shall liue. Num. 21 :8
LOOK AND LIVE Irreg. Ref.

William A. Ogden William A. Ogden
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1. I've a mes • sage from the Lord, hal · lu • jah! The mes• sage un. to
2. I've a mes • sage full of love, hal lu · jah! A mes• sage, 0 my
3. Life is of • fered un • to you, hal lu jah! E • ter • nal life thy
4. I will tell you how I came, hal lu • jah! To Je • sus when He
you I'll give; re • cord • ed in His Word, hal lu . jah!

friend, for you; 'Tis; a mes • sage from a • hove, hal • • lu • jah!
soul shall have, If you'll on • ly look to Him, hal - - lu • jah!
made me whole: 'Twas be - liev . ing on His name, hal • lu • jah!
It is on. ly that you "look and live."

Je • SUS said it and I know 'tis true. Look and live,
Look to Je · SUS who a • lone can save. Look and live,
J_ _ trust-ed and He saved my soul.
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cord - ed in God's Word, hal - le • lu . jah! It is on . ly that you''look and live."

Have You Any Room for Jesus? 249
Today If ye will hear Hi& uoice, harden not your heart•. Heb. 3: 15
Source unknown ANY ROOM 8 7 8 7 Ref.

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1. Have you an • y room for Je • SUS, He who bore your load of Sin.-
2. Room for pleas.ure, room for busi • ness, But for Christ the Cru - ci • fled,-
3. Have you an • y room for Jc - SUS, As in grace He calls a - gain?_
4. Room and time now give to Je - SUS, Soon will pass God's day of grace;_
As He knocks and asks ad • mis • sion, Sin ner, will you let Him in?
Not a place that He can en - ter, In the heart for which He died?
0, to - day is time ac • cept • ed, You will nev - er call in vain.
Soon your heart left cold and si - lent, And the Sav-ior's plead-ing cease.
Refrain
Room for Je • sus, King of glo • ry! Has • ten now, God's word o • bey;
Swing the heart's door wide • ly o • pen, Bid Him en - ter while you may.

250 Surrender
Behold, now u the accepted time • •. now is the day of salvation. 2 Cor. 6 : 2
SURRENDER 8 7 8 7 Ref.
B.D. Ackley
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1. All I have I yield to Je - sus, His for - ev • er more I'll be;

2. Full sur - ren · der! Oh, how eas - y When I come,con-fess -ing all;
3. 'Peace and rest in Him I'm find - ing, For His bur - den is so light;
To His will I now sur - ren - der, He isev-' ry thing to me. __ _

Cast . ing ev - 'ry care on Je . SUS, Ev er lis-t'ning for His call.- -
He has bro -ken ev - 'ry fet • ter, Made me vie• tor in the fight.~
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251 Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy

Joseph Hart Him that cometh to Me I will in no wise cad out. John 6:37 ARISE 8 7 8 7 Ref.
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1. Come, ye sin • ners, poor and need • y, Weak and wound-ed, sick and sore;
2. Come, ye thirst - y, come,and wel - come, God's free boun. ty glo • ri - fy;
3. Let not con-science make you !in - ger, Nor of fit - ness · fond - ly dream;
4. Come, ye wea - ry, heav - y la - den, Lost and ru - ined by the fall ;
Ref. I will a-rise and go to Je • sus, He will em • brace me in His arms;
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE : REPENTANCE AND INVITATION

D.C. Refrain
Je. SUS read . y stands to save you, Full of pit • y, love, and pow'r
True be• lief and true re. pent . ance, Ev· ery grace that brings you nigh.
All the fit • ness He re - quir • eth Is to feel your need of Him.
If you tar . ry till you 're bet • ter, You will nev • er come at all.
In the arms of my dear Sav • ior, o. there are ten thou-sand charms.
Just As I Am, without One Plea

Him that cometh to Me I will In no wue ca.I out. John 6:37
252
WOODWORTH L.M. Coda
Charlotte Elliott William B. Bradbury
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1. Just as I am, with • out one plea But that Thy blood was
2. Just as I am, and wait . ing not To rid my SOUi of
3. Just as I am, though tossed a. bout with man-y a con• flict,
4. Just as I am, poor, wretch - ed, blind; Sight, rich . es, heal• ing
5. Just as I am, Thou wilt re • ceive, Wilt wel • come, par • don,
shed for me, And that Thou bidd'st me come to Thee, 0

one dark blot, To Thee whose blood can cleanse each spot, 0
man • Y a doubt, Fight . ings and fears with • in, with -out, 0
of the mind, Yea, all I need, in Thee I find, 0
cleanse, re • lieve; Be . cause Thy prom . ise I be. lie~e,)} 0
Coda (after last stanza)
Lamb of God, I come! I come!

Lamb of God, I come! I come! 0 Lamb of God, I come. A-men.
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253 Jesus Is Tenderly Calling You Home
Today if ye will hear Hi• uoice, harden not your heart&. Heb. 3: 15
CALLING TODAY Irreg. Ref.

Fanny J. Crosby George C. Stebbins
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1. Je • SUS is ten - der - ly call - ing you home, Call - ing to - day,
2. Je - SUS is call - ing the wea - ry to rest, Call - ing to - day,
3. Je - SUS is wait - ing, 0 come to Him now, Wait - ing to - day,
4. Je -
SUS is plead-ing, 0 list to His voice: Hear Him to - day,
call - ing to - day, Why from the sun - shine of love will you roam
call - ing to - day, Bring Him your bur - den and you shall be blest;
wait - ing to - day, Come with your sins, at His feet low - ly bow;
hear Him to - day, They who be - lieve on His name shall re - joice;
Far - ther and far - ther - way?_

a ing to - day, - -
He will not tum you a - way. __
Come, and no long - er de - lay. _ _
Quick - ly a - rise and a - way.__ Call - ing, call• ing to - day, to• day,
ing to - Je SUS is
ing, call - ing to - day, to - day, Je - sus is ten - der - ly
call ing, Is ten - der - ly call - ing to day.-

call - ing to - day,

Room at the Cross for You 254
While we were yd dnners, Chrut died for iu. Rom. 6:8
ROOM AT THE CROSS Irreg. Ref.

Ira F. Stanphill
1. The cross up - on Is a she) - .ter in

2. Tho' mil - lions have And have termed from the
3. The hand of my strong,_ And the Jove of my
which we can hide; ___ And its grace- so free is suf -

sins they have sinned,-- The_ Sav - ior still waits to
Sav - ior is Jong; ___ Through sun - shine or rain, through
fi cient for me, And deep is its faun - tain as wide as the sea.
o - pen the gates And wel - comes a sin - ner be - fore it's too late.
Joss or in gain, The blood flows from Cal - v'ry to cleanse ev - 'ry stain.
at the cross for Tho'
mil-lions have come, There's still room for one Yes, there's room at the cross for
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: RE!>ENTANCE AND INVITATION

255 The Light of the World Is Jesus
I am the light of the world. John 8:12
LIGHT OF THE WORLD 11 8 11 8 Ref.

Philip P. Bliss Philip P. Bliss.
1. The whole world was Jost in the dark • ness of sin; The Light of the
2. No dark • ness have we who in Je • SUS a • bide, The Light of the
3. Ye dwell • ers in dark- ness with sin • blind • ed eyes, The Light of the
4. No need of the sun to give light we are told, The Light of the
world is Je • sus; Like sun • shine at noon • day His glo • ry shone in,
world is Je • sus; We walk in the Light when we fol • low our Guide,
world is Je • sus; Go wash at His bid • ding and light will a • rise,
world is Je sus; The Lamb is the Light in the Cit • y of Gold,
The Light of the is Je • SUS. Come to the Light, 'tis
shin • ing for thee; Sweet • ly the Light has dawned up • on
Once I was blind, but see; The Light of the world is

In Trmes Like These 256
Which hope we haue a11 an anchor of the •oul Heb. 6:19
IN TIMES LIKE THESE Irres. Ref.

Ruth Caye Jones
1. In times like
2. In times like
3. In times like
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t hese_ you need a Sav - ior,- In times like these_you need an
these _you need the Bi • ble,- In times like these_ 0 be not
these_ I have a Sav - ior,_ In times like these __ I have an
an
an
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chor;_ Be ver - y
die; __ Be ver - y
chor;_ I'm ver - y
sure,-- be ver - y
sure,- be ver - y
sure, __ I'm ver - y
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sure __ Your an-chor
sure __ Your an-chor
st•re-- My an-chor
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holds_
holds_
holds-
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0 ne 1· - 1,2. Be ver - y
3. I'm ver - y
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be ver - y sure._ Your an - chor

I'm ver - y My jln - chor
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257 Are You Washed in the Blood?
The blood of Je1u1 Christ • •• cleansea ru from all sin. I John I: 7
HOFFMAN 11 9 11 9 Ref.
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1. Have you been to Je - sus for the cleans - ing power? Are you washed in the
2. Are you walk - ing dai - ly by the Sav - iour's side? Are you washed in the
3. When the Bride-groom com-eth will your robes be white? Are you washed in the
4. Lay a - side the gar-ments that are stained with sin, And be washed i the
blood of the Lamb? Are you ful - ly trust·ing in His grace this hour? Are you
blood of the Lamb? Do you rest each mo-ment in the Cru - ci - fied? Are you
blood of the Lamb? Are you read - y for His king-dom fair and bright? Are you
blood of the Lamb; There's a foun - tain flow-ing for the soul un - clean, 0 be
washed in the blood of the Lamb? Are you washed in the blood,
Are you washed in the blood,
gar-ments

You Must Open the Door 258
If any man ••• open the door, I will come In ••• Reu. 3: 20
OPEN THE DOOR 12 12 12 7 Ref.

Ina Duley Ogdon Homer A. Rodeheaver
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long - ing to en - ter, why let Him de - part? He has pa - tient - ly

heart, in your life, will you give Him a place? He is wait - ing to
You must o - pen the You must o - pen the door,- When
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259 Is Thy Heart Right with God?
Thy heart i& not riaht In the aiaht of God. Acts 8:21
RIGHT WITH GOD 10 6 10 6 Ref.

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1. Have thine af - fee - tions been nailed to the cross? Is thy heart
2. Hast thou do - min - ion o'er self and o'er sin? Is thy heart
3. Is there no more con - dem - na - tion for sin? Is thy heart
4. Are all thy pow'rs un - der Je - sus' con - trol? Is thy heart
right with God?_ Dost thou count all things for Je - sus but loss?
right with God?_ 0 - ver all e - vii with out and within?
right with God?_ Does Je - sus rule in the tern - pie with· in?
right with God?- Does He each mo- ment a bide in thy soul?
God?-
Cleansed and made ho - ly,

Look to the Lamb of God
Chrlat ... a lamb without blemuh and without •Pot. J Pet. 1 : 19
260
LAMB OF GOD 10 6 10 6 Ref.
James M. Black
1. If you from sin are long - ing to be free, Look to the Lamb of God;
2. When Sa- tan tempts,and doubts and fears as-sail, Look to the Lamb of God;
3. Are you a - wea- ry, does the way seem long'? Look to the Lamb of God;
4. Fear not when shad-ows on your path-way fall, Look to the Lambof God;
He, to re-deem you, died on Cal - va-ry, Look to the Lamb of God
You in His strength shall o - ver all pre-vail, Look to the Lamb of God.
His love will cheer and fill your heart with song, Look to the Lamb of God.
In joy or sor - row Christ is all in all, Look to the Lamb of God.
Refrain
Look to the Lamb of God, Look to the Lamb of God,

the Lamb of God, the Lamb of God,
ble to save you Look to the Lamb of God.

261 OeanseMe
Search me, 0 God, and know my heart. Psa. 139:23
CLEANSE 10 10 10 10
J. Edwin Orr Maori Melody
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1. Search me, 0 God, __ and know my heart to - Try me, 0
2. I praise Thee, Lord,_ for cleans - ing me from sin: __ Ful - fill Thy
3. Lord, take my life,-- and make it whol -ly Thine:_ Fill my poor
4. 0 Gra- cious God,- re - viv - al comes from Thee;- Send a re -
Sav
word,
heart
- iour,
and
with
know my thoughts, I pray;_
make me pure with -in; _ _
Thy great love di - vine;_
- See if
Fill me
Take all
there
with
my
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be __ some.wick - ed
fire,- where once I
will,-- my passion,
viv al, start the work in me: __ Thy Word de - clares_ Thou wilt sup -
way in me: _ _ Cleanse me from ev - 'ry sip, and set me

burned with shame:_ Grant my de - sire to mag - ni - fy Thy name.-
self and pride; __ I now sur - ren - der: Lord, in me a bide.-
ply our need; __ For blessings now, 0 Lord, I hum - bly plead.-
262 The Banquet Hall Has Been Prepared

So that they are without e.xcwe. Rom. 1 :20 LAND OF REST C.M.
Stephen Bolhous Arr. by Annabel M. Buchanen
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1. The
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ban - quet hall_ has been pre - pared, Our . Lord for you doth wait._
2. "Make haste and come, all things are ready," He calls with ten - der voice; -
3. For those who come to dine with Him E - ter - nal life a - waits; -
4. This day step for-ward and claim the Sav-iour, Leave ev - ery care be - hind.-
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He calls you now_ to come and dine;- Why you hes • i - tate? _
Make no ex • cuse, make no de - lay,_ De - clare him as_ your choice._
But those who say "I can • not come,"Have cho - sen death astheir fate._
With arms out-stretched he waits to greet you,_ 0 come and make him thine. _
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God's Final Call 263

Now I• the accepted time; behold now 16 the day of 1al11ation. 2 Cor. 6:2
FINAL CALL 10 10 10 8
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1. Some day you'll hear God's fi - nal call to y~

r: r r To take His
2. How you live an • oth - er day in sin, ____ Think- ing some
3. If re - ject God's fi - nal call of grace, _ _ _ You'll have no
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of • fer of sal • va . tion true This could be it, my friend, if

day with Christ you will be . - gin? 0 will you hear, a - bove the
chance your foot- steps to re • trace All hope will then be gone, and
you but
world's loud
doom you'll
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264 Pass Me Not, 0 Gentle Savior
The Lord Is ni6h unto all them that call upon him. P,a. 145 : 18
PASS ME NOT 8 6 8 6 Ref.

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1. Pass me not, 0 gen - tie Sav - ior, Hear my hum • hie cry;
2. Let me at Thy throne of mer - cy Find a sweet re - lief,
3. Trust - ing on - ly in Thy mer - it, Would I seek Thy face;
4. Thou the Spring of all my com • fort, More than life to me,
While on oth • ers Thou art call • ing. Do not pass me by.
Kneel • ing there in deep con - tri - tion. Help my un - be • lief.
Heal my wound - ed, bro - ken spir - it, Save me by Thy grace.
Whom have I on earth be - side Thee? Whom to trust but Thee?
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Burdens Are Lifted at Calvary 265
Let not your heart be troubled. John I 4: I
LIFTED 8 6 9 6 Ref.
John M. Moore John M. Moore
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1. Days are filled with sor - row and care, Hearts are lone - ly and drear;_
2. Cast your care on Je - sus to - day, Leave your wor • ry and fear;_
3. Trou • bled soul, the Sav - iour can see, Ev • 'ry heart-ache and tear;_
Bur • dens are lift • ed at Cal .;

va - ry, Je · SUS is ver • y near.-
Bur - dens are lift ed at Cal . va - ry, Je • SUS is ver- y near._
Bur - dens are lift ed at Cal . va - ry, Je • SUS is ver • y near.-
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Refrain
Bur • dens are lift - ed at Cal Cal - va - ry, Cal • va - ry;
Bur - dens are lift · ed at Je • sus is ver • y
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266 All Your Anxiety
Castinll all your care upon him. 1 Pet. S: 7
JOY 9 8 9 8 Ref.
Andante con espress. Words and air by Lieut. Col. E. H. Joy
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1. Is there a heart o'er-bound by sor-row? Is there a life weighed down by care?

2. No other Friend so keen to help you; No oth-er Friend so quick to hear;
3. Come then, at once, de • lay no long -er; Heed His en • treat • y, kind and sweet;
Come to the cross, each bur. den bear-ing, All your anx • i • e • ty leave it there.
No oth -er place to leave your bur-den; No oth-er or.e to hear your prayer.
You need not fear a dis • ap . pointment, You shall find peace at the Mer -cy • seat.
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Buried, Dying, and Risen with Christ 267
We are burled with him by baptum into death . • • raued . • . wallt in newneH of life. Rom. 6 : 4
NEW LIFE 10 10 10 10
Louise Lapp Louise Lapp
1. I'm bur ied with Christ in wa • ter • y grave,

2. I'm dy • ing with Christ to sin's aw • ful power,
3. I'm ris • en with Christ, His glo • y shines in,
My sins are all cleansed, the debt has been paid

No long er its slave from this ver . y hour;
He's made me a new ere a . tion with - in;
It I r I I _h I I
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By Je SUS, my Lord, who will . ing . ly died,

I'll cru ci fy self and flesh ly de . sire,
His joy floods my soul with life ev . er new,
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That I might be free by His sac - ri • flee.

0, burn out the dross by Thy ho ly fire.
His Word my de • light, His will I will do.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: BAPTISM

268 Whiter Than Snow
Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Psa. 51: 7
FISHER 11 11 11 11 Ref.
James Nicholson William G. Fischer
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1. Lord Je - sus, I long to be per - feet - ly whole; I want Thee for •

2. Lord Je SUS for - give, for Thou hast paid the price, And help me to
3. Lord Je - sus, for this I most hum - bly en - treat, I wait, bless - ed
4. Lord Je - sus, Thou se - est I pa - tient - ly wait. Come now, and with-
ev - er to live in my soul. Break down ev - 'ry i - dol, cast out ev - 'ry

make a complete sac - r1 - fice. I give up my - self, and what-ev - er I
Lord, at Thy cru - ci - fled feet. By faith, for my cleansing I see Thy blood
in me a new heart ere - ate. To those who have sought Thee Thou never saidst
foe. Now wash me and I shall be whit - er than snow.

know. Now wash me and I shall be whit - er than snow.
flow. Now wash me and Whit - er than
I shall be whit er than snow.
no. Now wash me and I shall be whit - er than snow.
snow, yes, whit· er than snow; Now wash me and I shall be whit-er- than snow.

Down to the Sacred Wave 269
ua ••• l
•• • baptlam doth auo now aaue Pet. 3:21
STATE STREET 6 6 8 6
Jonathan C. Woodman
7
1. Down to the sa - cred wave The Lord of life was led; And
2. With will - ing hearts we tread The path the Sav - iour trod; We
3. On Thee, on Thee a - lone Our hope and faith re ly, 0
4. We trust Thy sac - ri - fice; To Thy dear cross we flee; 0
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He who came our souls to save, In Jor-dan bowed His head.

love th' ex • am - pie of our Head, The glo-rious Lamb of God.
Thou, who didst for sin a - tone, Who didst for sin - ners die.
may we die to sin, and rise To life and bliss in Thee.
We Bless the Name of Christ the Lord

,f,'or thua It become th ua to fulfill all rithteouaneH. Matt. 3: l 5
270
RETREAT L.M.
Samuel F. Coffman Thomas Hastings
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1. We_ bless the name of Christ the Lord, We_ bless Him for_ His ho - ly Word,
2. We- fol - low Him with pure de - light To_ sane - ti -·fy_ His sa-cred rite;
3. Bap - tized in Je - sus' Ho - ly name, Who- gave His life,.our soul to save,
4. By_ grace we "Ab • ha, Fa - ther" cry; By- grace the Com-lort - er comes nigh;
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Who loved to do His Fa - the r's will, And_ all His right-eous · ness ful - fill. -
And thus our faith with wa - ter seal, To- prove o - be - dience that we feel. -
With con - science free, we rest in Him, Jn_ love and peace thro' Je - sus' blood.-
And for Thy grace our love shall be For - ev - er, on - ly Lord, for Thee._ A - men.

271 I Lay My Sins on Jesus
Who ••• bare our sins in Hi• own body on the tree. 1 Pet. 2:24
AURELIA 7 6 7 6 D.
Horatius Bonar Samuel S. Wesley
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1. I lay my sins on Je sus, The spot • less Lamb of God;

2. I lay my wants on Je sus; All full - ness dwells in Him;
3. I rest my soul on Je sus, This wea - ry soul of mine;
4. I long to be like Je sus, Meek, lov - ing, low - ly, mild;
He bears them all, and frees us From the ac - curs - ed load:

He heals all my dis - eas - es, He doth my soul re - deem:
His right hand me em - brae - es, I on His breast re - cline:
I long to be like Je - sus, The Fa - ther's ho - ly Child:
I bring my guilt to Je - sus, To wash my crim - son stains

I lay my griefs on Je - sus, My bur - dens and my cares;
I love the name of Je - sus, Im - man - uel, Christ, the Lord;
I long to be with Je sus, When He shall come a - gain,
White in His blood most pre - cious, Till not a stain re - mains.
He from them all re - leas - es, He all my sor - rows shares.
Like fra -grance on the breez es, His name a - broad is poured.
To sing with saints His prais - es, With Him on earth to reign. A- men.
Th~ tunr In a lower hey, No. 564

Buried Beneath the Yielding Wave 272
Buried with him In baptt•m ••. rt.en with him. Col. 2: 12
AZMONC.M.
Carl G. Glaser
1. Bur - ied be - neath the yielding wave The great Re-deem - er lies;
2. Thus do these will - ing souls to - day Their ar - dent zeal ex - press,
3. With joy we in His foot-steps tread, And would His cause main - tain;
4. His pres-ence oft re - vives our hearts, And drives our fears a - way;
Faith views Him in the wa - tery grave, And thence be- holds Him rise.
And in the Lord's ap - point - ed way Ful - fill all righ t-eous - ness.
Like Him be numbered with the dead, And with Him rise and reign.
When He commands, and strength im -parts, We cheer-Cul - ly o - bey.
0 Lord, While We Confess the Worth 273

Ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise. Eph. l: 13
ST. BERNARD 6 6 8 6
Mary Bowley Peters John Richardson
1. 0 Lord, while we con - fess the worth Of this, the out - ward seal,
2. Death to the world we here a - vow, Death to each flesh - ly lust;
3. And we, 0 Lord, who now par - take Of res - ur - rec - tion life,
4. Bap -tized in - to the Sav - ior's name, We'd walk as sons of God;
5. With Thy Ho - ly Spir - it seal us, We'd keep our tern - pie
Do Thou, the truths here- in set forth, To ev - 'ry heart re - veal.

New - ness of life our call - ing now, A ris - en Lord our trust.
With ev - 'ry sin, for Thy dear sake, Would be at con-stant strife.
Bap - tized in Thee, we own Thy claim, As ran somed by Thy blood.
And in Thy grace, our on - ly trust, And by Thy strength en - dure. A - men.

274 Ere You Left Your Room
And when thou haat •hut thy door, pray to thy Father . •• Matt. 6 : 6
PERKINS 8 5 8 8 5 Ref.
Mary A. Kidder W. O. Perkins
1. Ere you left your room this mom - ing, Did you think to
2. When your heart was filled with an - ger, Did you think to
3. When sore tri - als came up - on you, Did you think to
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pray? Did you plead for grace, my broth . er, That you
pray? When your soul was full of sor . row, Balm of
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Refrain
Oh, how pray - ing rests the wea - ry! Prayer will change the night to day;
So when life seems dark and drear • y, Don't for - get to pray.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: PRAYER

Keep on Praying 275
Pray without cetuln,. I The••· 5: 17
PRAYING 9 9 9 5 Ref.
I.P.W. Ina Pearle Whaley
1. Keep on pray - ing when the skies are gray, In God's pres-ence clouds will
2. Keep on pray · ing when the path grows dim, He will guide you if you
3. Keep on pray - ing for the soul a - stray, Lost in dark - ness, far from
4. Keep on pray - ing, prayer is not in vain, Day by day new vie - t'ries
break a - way; Keep on pray - ing till the sun shines thru, For
look to Him; Light from heav - en He will sure - ly send, For
love's bright way, Ask for help the wan - d'ring one to wm, For
you will gain; More like Je • sus you will ev - er grow, For
God an - swers prayer. Keep on pray-ing, God is ev - er near;
Keep on pray ing, He will sure - ly hear you will) Keep on pray-ing,
keep on trusting, too, Keep on pray - ing, God will an - swer you.
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276 The Beautiful Garden of Prayer

••. Men ought always to pray, and not to faint. Luke 18 : 1
GARDEN OF PRAYER 10 9 10 9 Ref.

Eleanor Allen Schroll J.H. Fillmore
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1. There's a gar - den where Je - sus is wait - ing, There's a place that is
2. There's a gar - den where Je - sus is wait - ing, And I go with my
3. There's a gar - den where Je - sus is wait - ing, And He bids you to
won-drous - ly
bur - den and
come meet Him
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fair;
care,
there,
For it glows with the light of His
Just to learn from His lips words of
Just to walk and to talk with my
pres - ence,
com - fort,
Sav - iour,
'Tis the
In the
In the
beau - ti - ful gar - den, the
gar - den of prayer, 0 the beau -ti - fut gar-den of prayer;
and He
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'Tis the Blessed Hour of Prayer 277
He •hall call upon me, and I will an,wer Him. P,a. 91: 15
BLESSED HOUR Irreg. Ref.

Fanny J. Crosby. William H. Doane
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1. 'Tis the bless • ed hour of prayer, when our hearts low • ly bend,
2. 'Tis the bless • ed hour of prayer, when the Sav - ior draws near,
3. 'Tis the bless • ed hour of prayer, when the tempt • ed and tried
4. At the bless - ed hour of prayer, trust • ing Him we be • lieve
And we gath - er to Je - sus, our Sav • ior and Friend; If we

With .a ten • der com • pas - sion His chil • drcn to hear; When He
To the Sav - ior who loves them their sor - row con • fide; With a
That the bless - ings we're need • ing we'll sure • ly re • ceive; In the
come to Him in faith, His pro • tee • tion to share, What a balm for the
tells us we may cast at His feet ev - ery care, What a balm for the
sym • pa-thiz - ing heart He re - moves ev - ery care, What a balm for the
full - ness of this trust we shall lose ev • ery care; What a balm for the

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278 In the Garden
Mary Magdalene came and told the disciples that she had seen the Lord. John 20 : 18
GARDEN Irreg. Ref.

C. Austin Miles C. Austin Miles
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1. I come to the gar - den a lone, Whilethe dew is still on the
2. He speaks, and the sound of His voice Is so sweet the birds hush their
3. I'd stay in the gar - den with Him Though the night a - round me be
ros es; And the voice I hear, fall - ing on my ear, The
sing ing, And the mel o - dy that He gave to me With-
fall ing, But He bids me go; through the voice of woe, His
Son of God dis - clos - es.

in my heart is ring - ing. And He walks with me, and He
voice to me is call - ing.
talks with me, And He tells me I am His own, And the
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What a Friend We Have in Jesus 279
Henceforth I call you not .ervant• • •• I haue called you frlencu. John 16:16
CONVERSE 8 7 8 7 D.
Joseph M. Scriven Charles C. Converse
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1. What a Friend we have in Je - sus, All our sins and griefs to bear!
2. Have we tri - als and temp . ta - tions'? Is there trouble an - y - where?
3. Are we weak and heav - y - la - den, Cum - bered with a load of care?
What a priv - i - lege to car - ry Ev ery-thing to God in prayer!

We should nev - er be dis - cour - aged, Take it to the Lord in prayer.
Pre - cious Sav - ior, still our ref - uge Take it to the Lord in prayer.
0 what peace we of - ten for - feit, 0 what need -less pain we bear,
Can we find a friend so faith - ful Who will all our sor-rows share?
Do thy friends de-spise, for- sake thee? Take it to ihe Lord in prayer;
All be - cause we do not car - ry Ev - ery - thing to God in prayer!

Je - sus knows our ev - ery weak - ness, Take it to the Lord in prayer.
In His arms He'll take and shield thee, Thou wilt find a sol - ace there.

280 Sweet Hour of Prayer
Now Peter and John went up together • • • at the hour of prayer. Acts 3: 1
SWEET HOUR L.M.D.

William Walford William B . Bradbury
1. Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, That calls me from a world of care,
2. Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, Thy wings shall my pe - ti - tion bear,
3. Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, May I thy con - so - la - tion share,
And bids me at my Fa - ther's throne Make all my wants and wish - es known;
To Him whose truth and faith - ful - ness En - gage the wait - ing soul to bless;
Till Christ shall come in glo - ry bright, To end all wrongs and make them right.
In sea - sons of dis - tress and grief, My soul has oft - en found re- lief,
And since He bids me seek His face, Be - lieve His word and trust His grace,
This hour of prayer will com - fort me And give me strength to live for Thee;
And oft es-caped the tempt - er's snare, By thy re-tum, sweet hour of prayer.
I'll cast on Him my ev - ery care, And wait for thee, sweet hour of prayer.
And I shall know my Fa - ther's care Has kept me safe, sweet hour of pray'r.

Keep on Believing 281
If thou carut belleue, all thlni• are poulble to him that belleueth. Mark 9:23
HUSTON 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 5 Ref.
F.C. H. Frank C. Huston,
1. Some-times the shadows gath • er, And mists obscure the way; Some-times the
2. Some-times the way is drear. y, We seem to walk a - lone, For • get - ting
3. Some-times our lov· ing serv - ice Seems destined but to fail; And e - vils
4. 0 soul weighed down with sor • row. Be - neath a heav. y load, Re . mem . ber
heav · y And dark. en all the day. How precious to . re-mem-ber

Fa-ther Keeps watch a- hove His own. How man - y needless sor-rows
pose us, Seem cer- tain to pm - vail, How sweet the con - so - la - tion
he! you, How - ev - er rough the road. His grace is still suf - fi -cient
,e
Our Father's loving care, That He still loves His children, And He an-swers prayer.
The faith-less have to bear, For, God still loves His children, And He an-swers prayer.
That God is ev - 'ry· where, That He still loves His children, And He an -swers prayer.
For ev • 'ry load of care, God ev • er loves His children, And He an-swers prayer.
D.S.- Re - mem-ber God still loves you, And He an-swers prayer.
an.• swer prayer; Keep on be - Iiev-ing,
D.S.
nev - er de - spair; Tho' you be heav - y - lad - en, And burdened down with care.
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282 Just for Today
Consecrate yourselue, today to the Lord. Ex. 32:29
VINCENT 8 4 8 4 D.
Sybil F. Partridge Horatio R. Palmer
7
1. Lord, for to-mor - row and its needs I do not pray:

2. Let me no wrong or i - die word Un think-ing say;
3. And if, to - day, this life of mine Should ebb a - way,
Keep me, my God, from stain of sin Just for to day.

Set Thou a seal up - on my lips Thru all to - day.
Give me Thy res - ur - rec - tion hope, Fa ther, to - day.
Help me to la - bor ear - nest - ly, And du - ly pray;

Let me in sea - son, Lord, be grave, In sea - son gay;
So for to-mor - row and its needs I do not pray;
Let me be kind in word and deed, Fa ther, to day.

Let me be faith - ful to Thy grace, Dear Lord, to - day.
Still keep me, guide me, love me, Lord, Through each to - day: A-men.

I am Praying for You 283
••• we pray alway• for you. 2 ThuL 1: 11
INTERCESSION 11 11 12 11 Ref.
S. 0 'Malley Clough Ira D. Sankey
r 7
1. I have a Sav • ior, He's glo • ry, A dear, Jov • ing

2. I have a Sav . ior, to me giv ·• en A hope for e.
3. I have a peace; it is calm as a riv. • er, A peace that the
4. When He has found you, tell oth • ers the sto • ry, That my Jov- ing
Sav . ior, tho' earth· friends be few; And now He is watch • ing in
ter . ni - ty, bless - ed and true; And soon He will come to re -
friends of this world nev • er knew; My Sav - ior a - lone is its
Sav - ior is your Sav - ior, too; And they will be read y when
r 7
F
ten • der-ness o'er me, But 0, that my Sav - ior were your Sav- ior too!
ceive those who Jove Him, And 0, how I pray you would be read- y too.
au - thor and giv - er, And 0, could I know it was giv - en for you.
He comes in glo - ry, And prayer will be an-swered 'twas an-swered for you!
you.

284 Teach Me to Pray, Lord
Lord, teach iu to pray, Luke 11 : 1
REITZ 9 9 9 9 Ref.
Albert S. Reitz Albert S. Reitz
1. Teach me to pray, Lord, teach me to pray; This is my heart • cry

2. Pow - er in prayer, Lord, pow - er in prayer, Here 'mid earth's sin and
3. My weak-ened will, Lord, Thou canst re - new; My sin - ful na - ture
4. Teach me to pray, Lord, teach me to pray; Thou art my pat • tern,
day un - to I long to know Thy will and Thy way; Teach me to

sor - row and care; Men lost and dy - ing, souls in de - spair; 0 give me
Thou canst sub - due; Fill me just now with power a - new, Pow. er to
day un - to day; Thou art my sure• ty, now and for aye; Teach me to
pray, Lord, teach me to pray.

pow - er, pow - er in prayer!
pray and pow - er to do! Liv - ing in Thee, Lord, and Thou in
pray, Lord, teach me to pray.
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I Must Tell Jesus 285
For In that he him.elf 1uf(ered ••• He I• able to 1uccor them ••• Heb. 2:18
TELL JESUS 10 9 10 9 Ref.

r 7
1. I must tell Je • SUS all of my tri - als; I can - not bear these
2. I must tell Je - sus all of my trou - hies; He is a kir.tl, com -
3. Tempt ·ed and tried, I need a great Sav - iour, One who can help my
4. 0 how the world to e - vii al - lures me! 0 how my heart is
bur - dens a In my dis • tress He kind - ly will help me;

pas - sion • ate If I but ask Him, He will de - liv - er,
bur - dens to I must tell Je • SUS, I must tell Je • sus;
tempt - ed to I must tell Je • SUS, and He will help me
He ev - er loves and cares for His own.

Make of my trou • hies quick - ly an end.
He all my cares and will share. I must tell Je - sus!
0 . ver the world the to win.
bear my bur-dens a - lone; I must tell
Je - sus!

286 Leave It There
Have no anxiety, but • •• make your request& known to God. Phil. 4:6 NEB
TINDLEY 14 11 14 11 Ref.
Charles A. Tindley
Charles A. Tindley Arr. By Harold Decou
r 7
. 1. If the world from you with ·hold of its sil - ver and its gold, And you
2. If your bod • y suf - fers pain and your health you can't re - gain, And your
3. When your en • e • mies as - sail and your heart be - gins to fail, Don't for -
4. When your youth- ful days are gone and old age is steal • ing on, And your
have to get a • long with mea • ger fare, Just re - mem - her, in His Word,
soul is al - most sink• ing in de • spair, Je • sus knows the pain you feel,
get that God in heav • en an • swers prayer; He will make a way for you
bod • y bends be ·neath the weight of care, He will nev . er leave you then,
how He feeds the lit - tie bird Take your bur - den to the Lord and leave it there.
He can save and He can heal Take your bur - den to the Lord and leave it there.
and will lead you safe - ly thru Take your bur • den to the Lord and leave it there.
He'll go with you to the end Take your bur - den to the Lord and leave it there.
Leave it there, leave it there,

f Take your bur • den to the
Leave it there, leave it there,
Lord and leave it there; If you trust and nev - er doubt, He will
leave it there;
J.
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it there.
Near the Cross 287

God forbid that I 1hould ilOry, 1011e in the crou .•• Gal. 6:14
NEAR THE CROSS 7 6 7 6 Ref.

r
1. Je - sus, keep me near the cross, There a pre - cious foun - tain
2. Near the cross! 0 Lamb of God, Bring its scenes be - fore me;
3. Near the cross I'll watch and wait, Hop - ing, trust - ing ev - er,
F'rtc to all, a heal - ing stream, Flows from Cal - v'ry's moun - tain.
Help me walk from day to day With its shad - ows o'er me.
Till the Lord shall come a - gain, Ne'er from Him can sev - er.

288 An Every Day Prayer
Whotsoeuer we mk, we receiue of him, because we keep Iii• commandment•. I John 3:22
DVORAK 11 11 11 11 Ref.
Antonin Dvorak
Arr. by I.H. Meredith
e,'
r
earth a -gain a wakes, Grant us then,each and all, knowl-edge of Thy will, Ev - 'ry wish,
work ing for the right, None re-miss, none a-stray, each with ea-ger heart. Swift to see,
af - terworkwelldone, Soft and clear in our hearts, may we hear Thee say, "Child of .mine,
ev - 'ry law, may we here ful - fill.

quick to find, glad to do his part. Lord of light, Lord of love, this our pray'r shall
joy I give, blest has been thy day."
to serve, faith to fol• low Thee, Faith to fol - low Thee."
289 My Heart's Prayer

Proyln11 always with oil prayer and •uppljcotlon In the Spirit. Eph. 6: 18 SAN GABRIEL 7 7 7 6
H.P.Blanchard Ralph E. Stewart
r
1. My new life I owe to Thee, Je • sus, Lamb of Cal - va . ry;

2. Hum- bly at Thy cross I'd stay Je • sus, keep me there, I pray;
3. Grant me wis - dom, grace and pow'r Lord, I need Thee ev • 'ry hour;
4. Sav • ior, Thou hast heard my plea Thou art near, so near to me;
I

7
Sin was can • celed on the tree Je • sus, bless • ed Je sus!

Teach me more of Thee each day, Je • SUS, bless - ed Je sus!
Let my will be lost in Thine, Je · SUS, bless • ed Je sus!
Now I feel Thy strength-'ning pow'r, Je • SUS, bless • ed Je sus!
My Prayer 290
Continue In prayer, and watch In the •ame with thank•llluin1. Col. 4:2
AUGSBURGER Irreg.
E.A. Mrs. Edw. Aussbura:er
make my life to-day A- life of prayer,_ That I may in - ter-cede

make me more like Thee, Be Thou my Guide;- 0, fill my life with love,
Lord, give me a bur-den today For the lost on life's

Lord, grant my de-sire to-day, That my life may bring
Help me to guide them safely to Thee, Lord, help me, I

Saving souls from life's treach-erous sea, Lord, help me, I
.Jr:J;
~
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291 I Need Thee Every Hour
Bow down thine ear, 0 Lord, hear me: for I am poor and needy, P.a. 86: l
NEED 6 4 6 4 Ref.
Annie S. Hawks Robert Lowry
r 7
1. I need Thee ev - 'ry hour, Most gra - cious Lord; No ten - der voice like
2. I need Thee ev- 'ry hour, Stay Thou near by; Temp - ta • tions lose their
3. I need Thee ev- 'ry hour, In joy or pain;Come quick - ly and a-
4. I need Thee ev - 'ry hour, Most Ho - ly One; O make me Thine in -
Thine Can peace af - ford.

pow'rWhen Thou art nigh.
bide, Or I need Thee, 0 I need Thee; Ev - 'ry hour I
life is vain.
deed, Thou bless - ed Son.
r 7
need Thee! 0 bless me now, my Sav - iour, I come_ to Thee.
292 Prayer for the Lord's Day

Let ru therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace. Heb. 4: 16
ST. THOMAS S.M.
Stephen Bolhous Aaron Williams
r
1. Je - ho - vah, gra- cious Thy throne _ _ we bow; For

2. We stand here on this smg for You our praise; Thou
3. We love you for the Christ thine ly Son, Whose
4. Your sons and daugh-ters we Our com - bine, To
5. We've come with one ac - cord
T) and pray; To

thou hast made us by Thy hand And kept us _ _ by Thy pow'r.
chang - est not and shall re -main The same through all our days.
blood has washed a
laud you for the
- way each stain And our re -
demp - tion won.
Spir - it sent A pow'r that makes us Thine.
lis - ten to thy Ho - ly Word Which gives sat - va-tion's way. A-men.
Dear Lord and Father of Mankind 293

Lord, all my dedre u before thee. P•a. 38:9
RESTS 6 8 8 6
John G. Whittier Frederick C. Maker
r 7
1. D1:ar Lord and Fa - ther of man - kind, For - give our fool
r
ish
2. In sim -
pie trust like theirs who heard, Be side the Syr - ian
3. Drop Thy still dews of qui - et - ness, Till all our striv - ings
4. Breathe through the heats of our de - sire Thy cool - ness and Thy
ways! Re - clothe us in our right fut mind; In pur er

Sea, The gra - cious call - ing of the Lord, Let us, like
cease; Take from our souls the strain and stress, And let our
balm; Let sense be dumb, let flesh re - tire; Speak through the
lives Thy serv - ice find, In deep er rev - 'rence, praise.

them, with - out a word, Rise up and fol - low Thee.
or - dered lives con - fess The beau - ty of Thy peace.
earth- quake, wind, and fire, 0 still small voice of calm! A- men.

294 HMy People Will Pray
If my people ••• ahall ••• pray ••• then will I hear ••• 2 Chron. 7 : 14
Words transcnl>ed
from 2 Chronicles 7:14 Jimmy Owens
r
'
If My peo • pie which are by My name shall
If My
peo • pie which are called by My name shall seek My face and
Then will I hear from heav-en,
ti
then will I hear from heav-en, Then will I hear and will for •
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give,(and will) for -give their sin._
I will for - give their sin, _ _ _ I will for - give their
I will for - - and heal their
r
which are called by My name shall hum-hie themselves, shall
pray. _ _
,...

295 0 to Be Like Thee
••• To be conformed to the image of Hla Son. Rom. 8:29
RONDINELLA 10 9 10 9 Ref.
Thomas O. Chisholm William J. Kirkpatrick
r
1. 0 to be like Thee! bless - ed Re - deem - er, This is my con - stant

2. 0 to be like Thee! full of com - pas - sion, Lov- ing, for - giv -
ing,
3. 0 to be like Thee! low - ly in spir -it, Ho - ly and harm - less,
4. 0 to be like Thee! Lord, I am com -
ing Now to re - ceive th'a
5. 0 to be like Thee! while I am plead - ing, Pour out Thy Spir - it,
long - ing and

ten - der and
prayer;- Glad- ly I'll for -feit all of earth's treas - ures,
kind;-- Help - ing the help - less, cheer - ing the faint - ing,
pa - tient and brave;- Meek - ly en dur - ing cru - el re - proach - es,
noint - ing di - vine;-- All that I am and have I am bring - ing,
fill with Thy love;_ Make me a tern - pie meet for Thy dwell - ing,
Je • SUS Thy per - feet like - ness to wear._

Seek - ing the wan- d'ring sin - ner to find.-
Will - ing to suf - fer oth - ers to save._ 0 to be like Thee!
Lord, from this mo-- ment all shall be Thine._
Look- ing for Thee to come from a - hove._
like Thee, Bless - ed Re - deem - er, pure as Thou Come in Thy

7
There Is a Place of Quiet Rest 296

Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nlth to you. Jame• 4:8
McAFEE C.M. Ref.
Cleland B. McAfee Cleland B. McAfee
r
1. There is a place of qui - et rest Near to the heart of God,

2. There is a place of com - fort sweet Near to the heart of God,
3. There is a place of full re . lease Near to the heart of God,
A place where sin can - not mo -lest, Near to the heart of God
A place where we our Sav - ior meet, Near to the heart of God.
A place where all is joy and peace, Near to the heart of God.
God,
us who wait be - fore Thee

297 Hymn of Prayer
••• by prayer ... with lhanlugi11in11 lei your requests be made known unto God. Phil. 4 : 6
TITMAN 10 10 10 10
H.I.T. Harry I. Titman
1. Our Heav'n • ly Fa• ther, bless us here to • day, We feel Thy

2. May we in fel • low • ship and love a • bide, One with an•
3. Tho' we are few, Lord, let Thy bless - ings rest On us who
4. Lord, in Thy king-dom, grant us each a place; We would see
pres • ence hear us as we pray; May all we say, Lord, may our
oth • er, stand • ing side by side; We shall re - fleet, then love that
meet at Thy dear Son's re • quest; Send us Thy mer - cy, all our
Je • SUS, meet Him face to face; Then with our Sav • iour, thru e -
ev • 'ry thought Be to Thy glo - ry as we have been taught.

is as Thine To those who seek Thee, and Thy will di • vine.
sins for - give; Draw us still near - er, as to Thee we live.
ter- ni • ty, Thy lov • ing chi! - dren we shall ev • er be.

Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing 298
Ble..ed be the Lord, who daily loadeth u• with benefit•. Pia. 68: 1 !J
NETI'LETON 8 7 8 7 D.
Robert Robinson Traditional American melody
Adapt. by E. Margaret Clarkson John Wyeth's Repo1/tory of Sacred Mu,lc
1. Come, Thou Fount of ev - ery bless - ing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace;
2. Hith - er to Thy Jove has blest me; Thou hast bro't me to this place;
3. 0 to grace how great a debt - or Dai - ly I'm con-strained to be!
Streams of mer - cy, nev - er ceas - ing, Call for songs of loud - est praise.
And I know Thy hand will bring me Safe - ly home by Thy good grace.
Let Thy good-ness, like a fet - ter, Bind my wan - dering heart to Thee:
Teach me some me - lo-dious son - net, Sung by_ flam - ing tongues a - hove;
Je • SUS sought me when a stran - ger, Wan-dering from the fold of God;
Prone to wan - der, Lord, I feel it, Prone to leave the God I love;
Praise His name I'm fixed up - on it Name of God's re -deem-ing love.

He, to res • cue me from dan-ger. Bought me with His pre-cious blood.
Here's my heart. 0 take and seal it; Seal it from Thy courts a - hove. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: ASPIRATION

299 Fill All
no
My Vision, Savior, I Pray
,aue only.
They ,aw man, Jesua Matt. 17 :8
HAMMONTREE 9 9 9 9 Ref,
Avis B. Christiansen Homer Hammontree
r
on • ly
glo • ry;
bright-ness
Je • sus to • day;__ Though thro' the val · ley Thou lead • est me, -
my soul in • spire_ With Thy per • fee tion, Thy ho · ly love_
shin. ing with - in.__ Let me see on • ly Thy bless · ed face,-
Give me Thy glo • ry and beau • ty to

Flood-ing my path • way with light from a Fill all my vi • sion,
Feast -ing my soul on Thy in • fi • nite grace.-
-
s hine.- Fill all my
vi • sion, that all may see_ Thy ho • ly im • age re-fleet- ed in
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Higher Ground 300
I preu toward the mark for the prize ••. Phil. 3:14
HIGHER GROUND L.M. Ref.

Johnson Oatman, Jr. Charles H. Gabriel
r
1. I'm press - ing on the up• ward way, New heights I'm gain - ing ev - ery
2. My heart has no de • sire to stay Where doubts a - rise and fears dis •
3. I want to live a • hove the world, Though Sa-tan's darts at me are
4. I want to scale the ut - most height, And catch a gleam of glo - ry
day; St[ pray - ing as I'm on -ward bound, "Lord, plant my

may;
hurled;
Though
For
some may dwell where these a
joy . ful
- bound, My prayer, my
faith has caught the sound, The song of
bright; But still I'll pray till Thee I've found, "Lord, lead me
feet on high - er ground."

aim is high - er ground.
up and let me stand
saints on high - er ground. Lord, lift me
on to high - er ground."
THE CHRISTIAN HOPE: ASPIRATION

301 Lord Jesus, Once You Spoke to Men
God • • • hath • • • apol<en unto us by His Son. Heb. I: 1,2
BOURBON L.M .
Early American
Melody from Hespcrian Harp
Harm.: Louise McAllister
i
Je
r to
r
men, Up -
all to face, Our
Your
r r
the moun - in the plain. 0
and mo to a mend. We
own com - mand. 0
J .6.. ~
help us lis ten now as and

seek your truth, we need your grace our
help live what we be lieve in
r 7
i
won
r
der at words
ra r
gain.
!iv ing Lord pre sent Friend.
dai ly word heart and hand.

As a Volunteer 302
••• The people willingly offered them,elue._ Judge•: S: 2
VOLUNTEER Irrec.
W.S, Brown Charles H. Gabriel
1. A call for loy • al sol-diers Comes to one and all: Sol . diers for the con • flict,
2. Yes, Je • sus calls for sol-diers Who are filled with pow'r, Sol - diers who will serve Him
3. He calls you, for He loves you With a heart most kind, He whose heart was bro . ken,
Will you heed the call? Will you an. swer quick • ly, With a read • y cheer,
Ev • 'ry day and hour; He will not for sake you, He is ev • er near;
Bro• ken for man • kind; Now, just now He calls you, Calls in ac • cents clear,
0th • ers have en • list • ed, Je . SUS is the
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303 It's Just Like His Great Love
IVhile we were yet •inners, Chri.t died for u•. Rom. S:8
DEKOVEN Irre1.
DeKoven
1. A Friend I have, called Je • sus, Whose love is strong and true, And nev • er
2. Some times the clouds of trou . ble Be • dim the sky a • hove, I can • not
3. When sorrow's clouds o'er take me, And break up • on my head, When life seems
4. Oh, I could sing for • ev • er Of Je • sus' love di .· vine, Of all His
..___.,
fails how. e'er 'tis tried, No mat • ter what I do; I've sinned a-gainst this
see my Sav • ior's face, I doubt His won-drous love; But He, from Heav - en's
worse than use • less,__ And I were bet . ter dead; I take my grief to
care and ten • der • ness For this poor life of mine; His love is in and
love of His, But when I knelt to pray, Con • fess • ing all my
mer • cy • seat, Be • hold · ing my de • spair, In pit • y bursts the
Je • sus then, Nor do I go in vain, For bless • ed hope He
o • ver all, And wind and waves o • bey When Je • sus whis • pers
guilt to Him, The sin • clouds rolled a • way.

clouds be -tween, And shows me He is there.
gives that cheers Like sun • shine aft • er rain. It's just like Je • sus to
"Peace, be still!" And rolls the clouds a • way.

roll the clouds a - way, It's just like Je • sus to keep me day by day,
just like. Je - sus all a - long the way, It's just like His great love.
Just a Ooser Walk with Thee 304

Wallr worthy of the Lord unto all p~aaint. Col. l: l 0
CLOSER WALK Inec.
1. I am weak but thou art

t-f
strong; Je - sus, keep me from all wrong;
2. Thro' this world of toil and If I fal - ter, Lord, who cares?
Refrain: Just a c/os • er walk with Grant it, Je • sus, is my plea,
D.C. for Refrain
I'll be sat - si - fled as

Who with me my bur -den
long_ As
r I walk, let walk close to thee.
shares? None but thee, dear Lord, none but thee.
Dai· ly walk • ing close to thee, Let it be, dear Lord, let it be.

305 Lord, I Want to Be a Christian
Deaire the aincere millr of the lVord, that y e may grow thereby. J Pet. 2 : 2
I WANT TO BE A CHRISTIAN lrreg.

Traditional Spiritual Traditional Spiritual
1. Lord, I want to be a Chris - tian In - a my heart, in - a my

2. Lord, I want to be more lov - ing In - a my heart, in -a my
3. Lord, I want to be more ho • ly In - a my heart, in - a my
4. Lord, I want to be like Je • SUS In - a my heart, in -a my
t:\ 7
heart, Lord, I want to be a Chris - tian In - a my heart __ _

heart, Lord, I want to be more lov - ing In - a my heart, _ _
heart, Lord, I want to be more ho - ly In - a my heart. _ _
heart,f:\ Lord, I want to be like Je • SUS In - a my heart, _ _
Refrain
In - a my heart, _ _ _ _ _ __
In - a my heart, In - a my heart,
I
I
want
want
to
to
be
be
a
more
Chris - tian
lov - ing
-
-
a
a
-....____.....
heart. __
heart.-
I want to be more ho - ly - a heart. __
heart. __
I want to be like Je

I Would Be Like Jesus 306
We ••• are chan1ed Into the ,ame lmalle from lllory to lllory. 2 Cor. 3 : 18
James Rowe SPRING HILL C.M. Ref.

Bentley D. Ackley
7
1. Earth - ly pleas - ures vain - ly call me, I would be like Je sus;

2. He has bro - ken ev - ery fet - ter, I would be like Je sus;
would be like Je - sus;
Noth - ing world - ly shall en - thrall me, I would be like Je SUS.

That my soul may serve Him bet - ter, I would be like Je SUS.
would be like Je - sus.
Refrain
Be like Je - sus, all day long! would be Je • SUS.
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Used by Permission.
307 Only Believe
It u your Father·• llOOd plea.Ure to lliUe )IOU the Kinadom. Luke 12: 32
RADER 11 10 10 11 Ref.
Paul Rader Paul Rader
7
1. Fear not, lit - tie flock, from the cross to the throne, From death in - to
2. Fear not, lit - tie flock, He___ go - eth a - head, Your Shep - herd se -
3. Fear not, lit - tie flock, what • ev - er your lot; He en - ters all
....__,.
life He _ went for His own; All pow - er in earth, all_ pow - er a - hove,
lect - eth the path you must tread; The wa - ters of Marah He'll sweet - en for thee
rooms, "the doors be - ing shut." He nev - er for - sakes, He nev - er is gone
7 Refrain
Is giv - en to Him for the flock of His love.

He drank all the bit - ter in Geth-sem - a - ne. On - ly be - lieve,
So count on His pres - ence in dark - ness and dawn.
on - ly be - lieve; All things are pos • si - hie, on - ly be - lieve;
On - ly be - lieve, on - ly
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Be Thou My Vision 308
In thy pre•ence u fulneH of joy. P•a. 16: 11
Irish hymn, c. 8th century

Trans. by Mary E. Byrne SLANE 10 10 10 10
Versified by Eleanor H. Hull Traditional Irish melody
Arr. by Donald P. Hustad
runison 7
1. Be
r Thou my Vi - sion, 0 Lord of
rmy heart;
2. Be Thou my Wis - dom, and Thou my true Word;
3. Rich es I heed not, nor man's emp - ty praise,
Naught be all
i
else to me, save that Thou art
I ev - er with Thee and Thou with me, Lord;
Thou mine in - her i - tance, now and al - ways;
Thou my best thought, by day or by

Thou my great Fa ther, I Thy true son;
Thou and Thou ly, first in my heart,
~
or
me
sleep
dwell
Thy
and
i
I
r r·
pres • ence my light.
with Thee one.
r·
of heav - en, my Treas - ure Thou art. A - men.

307 Only Believe
It is your Father's 1100d plea.sure to 11l11e you the Kin11dom. Luke 12:32
RADER 11 10 10 11 Ref,
Paul Rader Paul Rader
1. Fear not, lit - tie flock, from the cross to the throne, From death in - to
2. Fear not, lit - tie flock, He__ go - eth a - head, Your Shep - herd se -
3. Fear not, lit - tie flock, what - ev - er your lot; He en - ters all
----
life He _ went for His own;
lect - eth the path you must tread;
All pow - er in earth, all_ pow - er a - bove,
The wa - ters of Marah He'll sweet - en for thee
rooms, "the doors be - ing shut." He nev - er for - sakes, He nev - er is gone
Is giv - en to Him for the flock of His love.

He drank all the bit - ter in Geth,sem - a - ne. On - ly be - lieve,
So count on His pres - ence in dark - ness and dawn.
on - ly be - lieve; All things are pos • si - ble, on - ly be - lieve;
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Be Thou My Vision 308
In thy pre•ence t. fulneu of Joy. P•a. 16: 11
Irish hymn, c. 8th century

Trans. by Mary E . Byrne SLANE 10 10 10 10
Versifi ed by Eleanor H. Hull Traditional Irish melody
Arr. by Donald P. H\Utad
runison 7
r
1. Be Thou my Vi . sion, 0 Lord of
i
my heart;
2. Be Thou my Wis . dom, and Thou my true Word;
3. Rich es I heed not, nor man's emp . ty praise,
Naught be all
r
else to me, save that Thou art
I ev - er with Thee and Thou with me, Lord;
Thou mine in . her i . tance, now and al . ways;
Thou my best thought, by day or by

Thou my great Fa ther, I Thy true son;
Thou and Thou ly, first in my heart,
~
r
pres - ence my light.
r·
I with Thee one.
Treas - ure Thou art. A . men .
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE : ASPIRATION

309 Precious Jesus, Don't Forget
He is faithful that promised. Heb. 10:23
PRECIOUS JESUS lrreg.

A.E.B. Albert E. Brumley
soul is o -. ver • bur • dened, Man - y times I'm

I am dis - ap • point - ed, Sore - ly tempt - ed
life's un • e • ven jour • ney, Lead me safe - ly
prone to dis • o - bey, But to Thee dear Je - sus I am pray - ing,

by a wick - ed race, But I love the pre-cious name of Je • SUS
to the journey's end, There's no oth - er One so true and faith - ful,
Keep me in the straight and nar - row way; Pre - cious Je - sus, ev . er
And I cling to Thy pro - tect - ing grace; Don't for • get me, Je • SUS,
None on whom, in need, I can de • pend; I would ev - er la • bor
lin • ger near me, Help me stem the bat - ties that are met, Keep me
don't for - get me, Be my light thru sor - row and re - gret, Keep Thy
in Thy har - vest Till at last the har - vest sun is set, And _ _
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ev • er in Thy bless • ed keep • ing, Precious Je • sus, don't for get.

spir • it dai - ly watching o'er me, Precious Je - sus, don't for • get.
when I walk that lonesome val • ley, Precious Je - sus, don't for • get.
Don't for • get, don't for - get,

~a -r
Lest I wan - der far way,
Don't for• get me precious Je • sus, Lest I wan- der a- way,
dear be Thou near, hour and ev • 'ry day;

Be my Sav • ior and com -pan- ion Ev• 'ry the day; _ __
~- ~ Don't for -get, don't for. get, Keep me ev. er in Thy sight.
Don't for - get me pre. cious Je • sus,

310 More About Jesus
But ,row In grace, and In the knowledge of our Lord and Sau/or Jesus Christ. 2 Pet, 3: 18
SWENEY L.M. Ref.

Eliza E. Hewitt John R . Sweney
u
1. More a• bout Je. SUS would I know, More of His grace to oth - ers show;
2. More a • bout Je. SUS let me learn, More of His ho· ly will dis • cern;
3. More a • bout Je • sus in His Word, Hold - ing com-mun-ion with my Lord;
4. More a • bout Je • SUS on His throne, Rich • es in glo • ry all His own;
More of His sav • ing ful - ness see, More of His love who died for me.
Spir - it of G~d, my teach - er be, Show - ing the things of Christ to me.
Hear - ing His v01ce in ev - ery line, Mak • ing each faith • ful say • ing mine.
More of His king- dom's sure in-crease, When He shall come as Prince of Peace.
More, more a - bout Je - sus;
More of His sav - ing ful • ness see, More of His love who died for me.

Oose to Thee 311
We are made partake,.. of Chmt. Heb . 3: 14
Fanny J. Crosby VAIL 8 7 8 7 Ref.

SlluJ. Vall
1. Thou, my ev - er - last - ing por - tion, More than friend or life to me·
2. Not for ease or world - ly pleas - ure, Nor for fame my prayer shall be;
3. Lead me through the vale of shad - ows, Bear me o'er life's fit - ful sea;
All a - long my pil - grim jour - ney, Sav - iour, let me walk with Thee.
Glad - ly will I toil and suf - fer, On - ly let me walk with Thee.
Then the gate of life e - ter - nal May I en - ter, Lord, with Thee.
Refrain
•
All a - long my pil - grim jour - ney, Sav - iour, let me walk with Thee.
Glad - ly will I toil and suf - fer, On - ly let me walk with Thee.
Then the gate of life e - ter - nal May I en - ter, Lord, with Thee.

312 More Like the Master
That • •• ye mi1ht be partakers of the diuine nature. 2 Pet. l _:4
Charles H. Gabriel HANFORD 10 10 11 11 Ref.

Charles H. Gabriel
r
1. More like the Mas - ter I would ev • er be,_ More of His meek - ness,
2. More like the Mas - ter is my dai - ly prayer, More strength to car - ry
3. More like the Mas - ter I would live and grow, More of His love to
more hu • mil - i - ty; _ More zeal to la - bor, more cour - age to be true,_
cross - es I must bear;_ More ear. nest er • fort to bring the lost to Him,_
oth • ers I would show; .More self - de • ni - al like His in Gal - i - lee,-
,:,.. Refrain
con • se for work He bids

of His the wan - der - er win,_ Take Thou my
like the I long to ev - er be._ Take my heart, 0
r...
,---:,
would be Thine a - lone;___ Take Thou my heart - - and

would be Thine a - lone; Take my heart, 0 take my heart and
make it --------
make it all Thine own,___ Purge me from
all Thine own. Purge Thou me from
0
0
Lord,
Lord,
I now im •
I
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: ASPffiATION

More Love to Thee 313
Thia I pray, that your l011e may abound yet more and more ••• Phil. l:9
Elizabeth Prentiss MORE LOVE TO THEE 6 4 6 4 6 6 4 4

W.H. Doane
1. More love to Thee, 0 Christ, More love to Thee! Hear Thou the
2. Once earth - ly joy I craved, Sought peace and rest; Now Thee a-
3. Then shall my lat - est breath Whis - per Thy praise; This be the
pray'r knee; This is my earn - est plea>

lone best; This all my pray'r shall be:
part - ing raise; This still its pray'r shall be:
More love, 0 Christ, to Thee, More love to Thee, More love to Thee!

314 Stepping in the Light
Chrut allo ,uf(ered for u,, leauing u, an example, that ye ,hould follow his ,tep,. l Pet. 2 : 21
STEPPING 11 10 11 10 Ref.
Eliza E. Hewitt ·William J. Kirkpatrick
r
1. Try - ing to walk in the steps of the Sav - ior, Try - ing to fol - low our
2. Press - ing more close - ly to Him who is lead - ing When we are tempt - ed to
3. Walk - ing in foot - steps of gen - tie for-bear-ance, Foot - steps of faith. ful -ness,
4. Try - ing to walk in the steps of the Sav - ior, On - ward, still on - ward we'll
Sav - ior and King, Shap - ing our lives by His bless - ed ex - am - pie,
tum from the way, Trust - ing the arm that is strong to de - fend us,
mer - cy and grace, Look - ing to Him for the grace free - ly prom - ised,
fol - low our Guide; When we shall see Him, the King in His beau - ty,
Refrain
Hap - PY, how hap - py, the songs that we bring.

Hap - py, how hap - py, our prais - es each day.
Hap - py, how hap - py, when we see His face. How beau - ti - ful to walk in the
Hap- py, how hap - PY, our place at His side.
steps of the Sav - ior, Led in paths of light.

I Need Jesus 315
For without me ye can do nothtn,. John 16 :6
Georce O. Webster I NEED JESUS 10 10 10 13 Ref.

Chas. H. Gabriel
need I now con • fess; No friend like Him in times of

need a friend like Him, A friend to guide when paths of
need Him to No one like Him, He is the
deep dis - tress; I need Je • sus, the need I glad - ly own; Tho' some may bear their
life are dim; I need Je -sus, when foes my soul as - sail; A • lone I know I
sin - ner's Friend; I need Je - sus, no oth-er friend will do; So constant, kind, so
load a-lone, Yet I need Je · SUS. I need Je-sus, I need Je-sus,

can but fail, So I need Je • SUS.
strong and true, Yes,I need Je • SUS. I need Je -sus with me, I need Je -sus always,
J. .J.
Need Him in the sun - shine hour,
Need Him when the storm-clouds low'r; Ev-'ry day a. long my way, Yes, I need Je - sus.
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316 I Am Thine, 0 Lord
Let us draw near with a true heart .•. Heb. 10:22
Fanny J. Crosby I AM THINE 10 7 10 7 Ref.

William H. Doane
1. I am Thine, 0 Lord, I have heard Thy voice, And it

2. Con - se - crate me now to Thy serv - ice, Lord, By the
3. 0, the pure de - light of a sin - gle hour That be
4. There are depths of love that I can - not know Till Thy
told Thy love

t
to _ _ me; But I long to rise in the arms of faith,
pow'r of grace di vine; Let my soul look up with a stead - fast hope,
fore Thy throne I _ _ spend, When I kneel in prayer, and with Thee, my Lord,
lov - ing face 1 _ _ see; There are heights of joy that I may not reach
Refrain
7
And
And
be
my
clos
will
- er drawn to Thee.
be lost in Thine.
I com - mune as friend with friend! Draw me near - er,
Till I rest in peace with Thee.

0 Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go 317
The Lord hath appeared . •• •ay/nf, Yea, I ha11e l011ed thee with an euerlaatlnt loue. Jer. 31 :3
George Matheson ST. MARGARET 8 8 8 8 6

Albert L. Peace
7
..._..
1. 0 Love that wilt not let me go, _ _ I
2. 0 Light that fol - lowest all my I
3. 0 Joy that seek est me through I
4. 0 Cross that lift - est up my I
rest my wea - ry soul in Thee;_ I give Thee

yield my flick - ering torch to Thee;_ My heart re-
can - not close my heart to Thee;_ I trace the
dare not ask to fly from Thee;_ I lay in
back the life I owe,- That in Thine o - cean depths its

stores its bor rowed ray,_ That in Thy sun -shine's blaze its
rain - bow through the ram,- And feel the prom - ise is not
dust life's glo - ry dead,- Un - ti) called forth from earth - ly
May rich - er, full er

May bright - er, fair er
That morn shall tear less
To life that end less A - men.

318 Savior, Thy Dying Love
•.• Faith which worketh by loue. Gal. 5:6
SOMETHING FOR THEE 6 4 6 4 6 6 6 4

Sylvanus D. Phelps Robert Lowry
1. Sav • ior, Thy dy • ing love Thou_ gav est me, __ Nor should I
2. At the blest mer. cy seat Plead • ing for me,__ My fee • hie
3. Give me a faith • ful heart, Like • ness to Thee,_ That each de-
4. All that I am and have Thy gifts so free,__ In joy, in
aught with • hold, Dear Lord, from Thee: In love my soul would bow, My heart fut •
faith looks up, Je • SUS, to Thee: Help me the cross to bear, Thy won • drous
part • ing day Hence forth may see Some work of love be • gun, Some deed of
grief, thro'life, Dear Lord, for Thee! And when Thy face I see, My ran • somed
fill its vow, Some of. fering bring Thee now, Some-thing for Thee.
love declare, Some song to raise, or prayer, Some-thing for Thee.
kind • ness done, Some wan • d'rer sought and won, Some-thing for Thee.
soul shall be Through all e • ter • ni • ty, Some- thing for Thee. A• men.
319 Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?

If any man will come after Me, let him • •• take up hi. cro... Matt. 16:24
Tbomu Shepherd MAITLAND C.M.

Geor&e N. Allen
Je • sus bear the cross a • lone, And all the world go free?
con • se • crat- ed cross I'll bear, And faith • fut I will be;
on the crys- tal pave • ment, down At Je • sus' pierc-ed feet,
pre -cious cross! Oh! glo • rious crown! Oh! res • ur • rec • tion day!

No, there's a cross for ev - 'ry one, And there's a cross for me.-
When Christ comes back his life I'll share, Yes there's a crown for me.-
Joy - ful, I'll cast my gold - en crown, And His dear name re - peat.-
When Christ shall come from heav - en , down, In clouds with bright ar - ray._
My Faith Looks Up to Thee 320

Looldni unto Je1u1 the author and (inuher of our faith. Heb. 12:2
Ray Palmer OLIVET6646664

Lowell Muon
7
1. My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Cal - va - ry,

2. May Thy rich grace im - part Strength to my faint - ing heart,
3. While life's dark maze I tread, And griefs a - round me spread,
Sav
My
- ior
zeal
di
in
-
-
--
vine!
spire;
Now
As
hear me when
Thou hast died
I pray,
for me,
Take
0
all
may my
my
Be Thou my guide; Bid dark - ness tum to day, Wipe sor - row's
sin a - way, O let me from this day Be whol - ly Thine!

love to Thee Pure, warm, and change - less be, A liv - ing fire!
tears a - way, Nor let me ev - er stray From Thee a - side. A - men.

321 Beneath the Cross of Jesus
Now there stood by the crou of Je11U ••• John 19:26
ST. CHRISTOPHER 7 6 8 6 8 6 8 6
Elizabeth C. Clepbane Frederick C. Maker
r
1. Be • neath the cross of Je • SUS I fain would take my stand

2. Up - on that cross of Je · SUS Mine eye at times can see
3. I take, 0 cross, thy shad - ow For my a • bid - ing place;
The shad - ow of a might - y Rock With - in a wea - ry land;

The ver - y dy - ing form of One Who suf • fered there for me;
I ask no oth - er sun - shine than The sun - shine of His face;
A home with - in the wil • der - ness, A rest up - on the way,

And from my smit - ten heart with tears Two won - ders I con - fess,
Con tent to let the world go by, To know no gain nor loss,
From the bum - ing of the noon. tide heat, And the bur-den of the day.
The won - ders of re • deem • ing love And my un • -wor • thi • ness.
My sin • ful self my on • ly shame, My glo - ry all the cross. A • men.

I Would Be True 322
Be thou an example of the bel/eue,... 1 Tim. 4 : 12
Howard A. Walter PEEK 11 10 11 10 10

Joseph Y. Peek
1. I would be are those who trust me; I would be

2. I would be the foe, the friend - less; I would be
3. I would be ing day by day the Jes - sons My heav'n - ly
4. I would be prayer - fut through each bus - y mo - ment; I would be
pure, for there are those who care; I would be there is

giv - ing, and for - get the gift; I would be for I
Fa - ther gives me in His Word; I would be hear His
con - stant - ly in touch with God; I would be hear His
much to suf - fer; I would be brave, for there is much to

know my weak - ness; I would look up, and laugh, and love, and
light - est whis - per, And prompt and glad to do the things I've
slight - est whis - per, I would have faith to keep the path Christ
dare; I would be brave, for there is much to dare.

lift; I would look up, and laugh, and love, and lift.
heard; And prompt and glad to do the things I've heard.
trod; I would have faith to keep the path Christ trod. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE : ASPIRATION

323 Purer Yet and Purer
Every man that hath thia hope in him purifieth himself. J John 3:3
LYNDHURST 6 6 6 6 D.
Anonymous Harmonized by George H. Loud
7
1. Pur - er yet and pur - er I would be in mind, Dear - er yet and

2. Calm - er yet and calm • er In the hour of pain, Sur - er yet and
3. High• er yet and high - er, Out of clouds and night, Near• er yet and
4. Swift - er yet and swift - er Ev • er on • ward run, Finn • er yet and
dear. er Ev • 'ry du • ty find; Hop • ing still and trust - ing

sur - er Peace at last to gain; Suf - f'ring still and do· ing,
near - er Ris - ing to the light, Light se - rene and ho ly,
firm • er Step as I go on: Oft these ear - nest long • ings
God with - out a fear, Pa - tient • ly be • Iiev • ing He

will make all clear.
To His will re • signed, And to God sub • du • ing Heart and will and mind.
Where my soul may rest, Pu - ri -fled and low. ly, Sane - ti - fled and blest.
Swell with• in my breast, Yet their in • ner mean. ing Ne'er can be ex• pressed.

Guide My Thoughts 324
Brln1Zln1Z Into captivity every thou1Zht to the obedience of Chrut. 2 Cor. 10:5
C.A.M. THOUGHTS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

C. Austin Miles
1. When I ask Thee, Lord, not know • ing What Thy

2. Though I seek to love Thee tru • ly, As I me;
3. Cleanse me then, in mer• cy giv • ing Pard'ning vine,
Then my cup, full . o • ver • flow. ing, Proves Thy boundless love to me.
Lest Thou wash me ful • ly, through • ly, I can have no part in Thee.
That I may, in dai • ly liv • ing, Show to all Thy life in mine.
b
Guide my tho'ts: Keep them from stray. ing In • to ways un • wise for me,
,.
!
I
I
I
Lest I should, Thy love be • tray • ing, Turn a • way from Cal • va . ry.
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325 Think of Jesus
Looking unto Jesiu the author and finisher of our faith, Heb. 12:2
Ha.rvey U. Kroah, Jr. SIMPSON L .M.

Charles A. Simpson
-" - - . . I
-- .
~ ~ ~
# # •- -- -- - - -- -- -
II)
I
1. When you are tempt . ed to do wrong, And pas . sion
2. When from the Christ you tum to leave, And you are
3. When sin is ly . ing at the door, Just think of
.
-
4.
:
You
-
can
--
not
-
sin
•
and
•
-
think
.,..
of
• ...
Christ,
.-
And how
----
.-
His
I r r
- -· I' I
ris es full and strong, Just think of Christ and

led to dis be - lieve, Don't cause the bless - ed
Je SUS o'er and o'er- Just vis ual ize the
all He sac ri ficed; You will not fall or
sing song, And know you to Him be - long.

Christ grieve, Just look Him and strength re - ceive.
cross bore; You should not make Him suf - fer more.-
be en - ticed While are yield • ed to the Christ.
326 Lord, Speak to Me, That I May Speak

Speak, Lord; for thy aervont heareth. 1 Sam. 3:9
Frances R. Haver&al CANONBURY L.M.
Robert A. Schumann
1. Lord, speak to me, that I

rmay speak In liv - ing ech - oes of Thy tone;
2. Oh! teach me, Lord, that I may teach The precious things Thou dost im • part;
3. Oh! give Thine own sweet rest to me, That I may speak with soothing pow'r
4. Oh! fill me with Thy ful - ness, Lord, Un - til my ver - y heart o'er-flow
5. Oh! use me, Lord, use e • ven me, Just as Thou wilt, and when, and where;

7
As Thou has sought, so let me seek The err - ing chil-dren lost and lone.
And wing my words, that they may reach The hid - den depths of many a heart.
A word in sea - son, as from Thee, To wea - ry ones in need - fut hour.
In kindling thought and glowing word, Thy love to tell, Thy praise to show.
Un - til Thy bless - ed face I see, Thy rest, Thy joy,Thy glo - ry share. A - men.
Nearer, Still Nearer 327

And I will caiue him to draw nea!". Jer. 30:21
Lelia N. Morris MORRIS 9 10 9 10
Lelia N. Morris
1. Near. er, still near - er, close to Thy heart, Draw me, my Sav - ior, so pre - cious Thou
2. Near - er, still near - er, noth - ing I bring, Naught as an of - rring to Je - sus my
3. Near - er, still near - er, Lord, to be Thine, Sin with its fol - lies I glad - ly re -
4. Near - er, still near - er, while life shall last, Till in God's King- dom my an - chor is
art; Fold me, 0 fold me close to Thy breast, Shel - ter me safe in that
King; On- ly my sin - fut, now con - trite heart, Grant me the cleans-ing Thy
sign; All of its pleas - ures, pomp and its pride, Give me but Je - SUS, my
cast; Thro'end - less a • ges, ev - er to be Near-er, my Sav- ior, still
2
"Ha - ven of Rest," Shel. ter me safe in that "Ha- ven of Rest."
blood doth im - part, Grant me the cleans-ing Thy blood doth im - part.
Lord cru - ci - fled, Give me but Je - sus, my · Lord cru - ci • fied.
near - er to Thee, Near - er, my Sav • ior, still near - er to Thee. A• men.

328 In the Service of the King
Pre"mt your bodiea a 1/uinf aacri(ice •.• which i• your reaaonable •erolce. Rom. J 2: J
SER VICE 11 8 11 7 Ref.

A.H. Ackley B.D. Ackley
7
1. I am hap· PY in the serv - ice of the King, I am hap - py, oh, so

2. I am hap· PY in the serv - ice of the King, I am hap • PY, oh, so
3. I am hap. PY in the serv - ice of the King, I am hap - py, oh, so
4. I am hap· PY in the serv - ice of the King, I am hap - py, oh, so
~ Q
hap· py; I have peace and joy that noth - ing else can bring, In the
hap - py; Thro' the sun - shine and the shad - ow I can sing, In the
hap· py; To His guid - ing hand for • ev. er I will cling, In the
hap - py; All that I pos - sess to Him I glad - ly bring, In the
Refrain
serv - ice of the King.

serv - ice of the King. In the serv - ice of the King, Ev - 'ry ta! - ent
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: STEWARDSHIP AND SERVICE

Yes, the Lord Can Depend on Me 329
It t. required In .tewar<U, that a man be found faithful. I Cor. 4:2
Elsie Duncan Yale HALL 9 9 12 8 Ref.

J. Lincoln Hall
1. There are fields that to har - vest are white, And a reap - er with
2. There's a mes - sage to bear far and near, Of a Sav - iour whose
3. There are souls who are drift - ing a - way, Let me bring them, dear
joy will be; Gold - en sheaves will I bring, to my Mas - ter and King,
love sets us free, And the call ring • ing clear, glad of heart will I hear,
Lord, un - to Thee; I will seek them to - day, I will haste nor de - lay,
can de • pend on
me, Yes, the Lord can de - pend on me; And His name I'll con -
on me, on me;
me!
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330 Help Me Find My Place
••• Beini made free (rom dn, and become servants to God. Rom. 6 :22
HELP ME FIND 8 7 8 7 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Neal A. McAul.ay DeLoss Smith
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1. There's
2. There's
a place
place
for ev - 'ry work -
er In the vine - yard of the Lord,
a for ev - 'ry Chris - tian In the church where we would serve,
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Where with all our pow'rs u - nit - ed, We can toil with one ac - cord;
Where we may up - hold her stand - ards And from du - ty nev - er swerve;
need - y hearts now wait - ing For the help which we can give;
bur - dens to be lift - ed, There are hearts in pain and grief;
to live.
re • lief.
There's a place,-- oh may I find it, Where my mis - sion I can fill; _ __
There's a place, oh, may I find it, Where my mis-sion I can fill;
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or ex -
Be it hum - ble or ex - alt - ed, May with a will;
heart of love and grace; __

With a heart or love and grace;
Help me, Lord,- from this time on - ward, Find and oc - cu - py my

Help me, Lord, from this time on - ward, Find and oc - cu -
0 Master, Let Me Walle with Thee 331

He appeared ••• un(o two of them, 06 t ?y walked. Mork 16:12
Washington Gladden MARYTON L.M.
H. Percy Smith
1. 0 Mas - ter, let me walk with Thee In low - ly paths of ser - vice free;
2. Help me the slow or heart to move By some clear, win - ning word or love;
3. Teach me Thy pa - tience! still with Thee In clos - er, dear - er com- pa - ny,
4. In hope that sends a shin - ing ray Far down the Cu - ture's broad'ning way,
Tell me Thy se - cret; help me bear The strain or toil, the fret of care.
r
Teach me the way - ward feet to stay, And guide them in the homeward way.
In work that keeps faith sweet and strong, In trust that tri - umphs o -ver wrong.
In peace that on - ly Thou canst give, With Thee, 0 Mas - ter, let me live. A - men.

332 Joy in Serving Jesus
Rejoice in the Lord alway. Phil. 4:4
JOY IN SERVING JESUS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Oswald J. Smith Bentley D. Ackley
L There is joy in serv • ing Je - sus, As I jour - ney on my way,

2.
3.
There
There
is
is
joy
joy
in serv - ing
in serv - ing
Je • SUS, Joy that tri • umphs 0 -
ver pain;
walk a - lone with God;
Je • SUS, As I
4. There is joy in serv - ing Je · SUS, Joy a - mid the dark - est night,
Joy that fills the heart with prais - es, Ev - ery hour and ev - ery ay.
Fills my soul with heav - en's mu - sic, Till I join the glad re - frain.
'Tis the joy of Christ, my Sav - ior, Who the path of suf - fering trod.
For I've learned the won - drous se - cret, And I'm walk - ing
There is joy, joy, Joy in serv - ing Je - sus, Joy that throbs with -
Ci
heart; Ev - ery mo - ment, ev - ery hour, As I draw up -
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Speak, My Lord 333
Then ,aid I, Here am I; ,end me. r.a. 6:8
Georse Bennard SPEAK 10 9 10 9 Ref.

Geor&e Bennard
1. of har - vest sweet - ly call - ing, "Who will go and

2. When coal of fire_ touched the proph - et, Mak • ing him as
3. Mil • now in sin and shame are dy - ing, Lis • ten to their
4. Soon time for reap - ing will be o - ver; Soon we'll gath • er
work to - day? Who will bring to the lost and dy -

pure, as pure can be, When the voice of God said, "Who'll go for
sad and bit • ter cry; Has - ten, broth -er, has - ten to the res -
for the har - vest home; May the Lord of har - vest smile up - on us,
Who
Then
will
he
point them to nar - row way?"
an - swered, "Here I am, send me."
~-~
Speak, my Lord, ____ speak, my
i
Quick - ly an - swer, "Mas - ter, here am I."
May we hear His bless-ed, "Child, well done." Speak, my Lord,
be quick to an - swer Thee;_____ Speak, my

my Lord, to an - swer Thee;
r...
Lord, r· ~
ispeak, my Lord, Speak, and I will an - swer, "Lord, send me."--
r r~ r
Speak, m • Lord, "Lord, send me."
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334 Work, for the Night Is Coming
The night cometh, when no man can work. John 9:4
WORK76757675
Anna L. Cogbill Lowell Mason
7
1. Work, for the night is com • ing, Work through the morn - ing hours;
2. Work, for the night is com • ing, Work through the sun - ny noon;
3. Work, for the night is com • ing, Un - der the sun - set skies;
A L
'
,J ;
u I I I I I
~·
I I
. ing flowers;
Work while the dew is spark ling, Work 'mid spring
Fill bright - est hours with la - bor, Rest comes sure and soon:
While their bright tints
I ~ t:i I
are glow
I I ..
ing, Work,
.for day
;
light
.
flies;
~·
I
Work while the day grows bright - er, Un - der the glow - ing sun;
Give ev • 'ry fly - ing min ute Some - thing to keep in store;
Work, till the last beam fad eth, Fad - eth to shine no more;
Work, for the night is com - ing, When man's work is done.
Work, for the night is com • ing, When man works no more.
Work, while the night is dark • 'ning, When man's work is o'er.

Brighten the Comer Where You Are 335
Let your 11,zht •o •hlne • ••• Matt. 5: J 6
BRIGHTEN THE CORNER 13 9 13 9 Ref.

Ina Duley Ogdon
Chas. H. Gabriel
ess you may do, Do not

ay help to clear, Let not
ly find a need, Here re -
wait to shed your light a - far, To the man - y du - ties ev - er near you
nar - row self your way de - bar, Tho' in - to one heart a - lone may fall your
fleet the Bright and Morning Star, E - ven from your hum-ble hand the bread of
now be true, Bright - en the cor - ner where you are.

song of cheer, Bright - en the cor • ner where you are. Bright - en the cor • ner
life may feed, Bright - en the cor - ner where you are.
where you are! Bright - en the cor - ner where you are! Some one far from
Shine for Je - sus where you are!
bar - bor you may guide a - cross the bar, Bright - en the cor - ner where you are.
I':'\
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336 Make Me a Blessing
So will I •a11e you, and ye •hall be a bleulng. Zech. 8: 13
Ira B. Wilson SCHULER 10 7 10 7 Ref.

George S. Schuler
1. Out in the high - ways and by - ways of life, Man - y

are wea - ry and sad; _ _ _ __
are wea - ry and sad;
2. Tell the sweet sto - ry of Christ and His love, Tell of His pow'r to for - give;
His pow'r to for - give;
3. Give as 'twas giv - en to you in your need, Love as the Mas - ter loved you;
the Mas - ter loved y~u;
Car - ry the sun-shine where dark - ness is rife, Mak - ing the sor - row - ing
0th - ers wi11 trust Him if on - ly you prove True, ev - ery mo - ment you
Be to the help - less a help - er in - deed, Un - to your mis - sion be
a bless - ing, Out of my
-----
life _ _ _ __
out of my life
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may Je - sus me a bless - ing, 0 Sav - ior,
pray, _ __
pray Thee, my Sav - ior, Make to - day._
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0 Brother Man 337
Thi• commandment ha11e we ••• that he who l011eth God l011e hi.a brother alao. J John 4:21
John Greenleaf Whittier BROTHER MAN 11 10 11 10

W.C.T. Morson
r 7
1. 0 broth - er man, fold to thy heart thy broth - er;

2. For one whom Je • SUS loved has tru - ly spo - ken,
3. Fol . low with rev - erent steps the great ex - am - pie
Where pit - y dwells, the pe~ce of God is there; _ _

The ho - lier wor - ship which He deigns to bless, _ _
or Him whose ho ly work was "do - ing good"; _ _
wor - ship right is to love each oth er,

- stores the lost, binds the spir - ther's
it bro ken,
shall the wide our Fa - tern - pie,
.J
smile a hymn, each kind - ly a prayer.

feeds the wid - ow and the ther - less.
lov - ing life a psalm of - tude. A - men.

338 Trust, Try, and Prove Me
Brin, ye oil the tithe. • • . and ... I will .• • pour you out a bleuin,. Mal. 3 : 10
LEECH 10 9 10 10 Ref.
Lida S. Leech Lida S. Leech
7
1. Bring ye all the tithes in • to the store house, All your mon • ey,
2. When my wa - v'ring faith in tri • al fat ters, When His guid • ing
3. I have yield • ed Him my life for - ev er, All I am, or
and love; Con - se - crate them all up • on the

not Then in won • drous love and ten• der
to Naught on earth my hold on Him can
al tar, While your Sav • ior from a • hove speaks sweet • ly,
mer - cy, Through His Word He says to me, My child, just
sev er, While I hear Him say to me, My child, just
Refrain r
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Trust Me,
r
try
rr
Me, Prove Me, saith the Lord of hosts, And see
Trust Me, yes, then try Me, prove Me,
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THE CHRiS'l'IAN LIFE: STEWARDSHIP AND SERVICE

Now in the Days of Youth 339
Remember now thy Creator In the day• of thy youth, Ecc. 12: 1
Walter J . Matbams DIADEMATA S.M.D.

Georr;e J. Elvey
1. Now in the days of youth, When life flows fresh and free,
2. Teach us wher - e'er we live, To act as in Thy sight,
3. Teach us to love the true, The beau - ti - ful and pure,
Thou Lord of all our hearts lives We give our - selves to Thee;
And do what Thou wouldst have us do With ra - di - ant de - light,
And let us not for one short hour An e - vii thought en - dure;
Our fer - vent gift re - ceive, And fit us to ful fill,

Not choos - ing what is great, Nor spurn - ing what is small,
But give us grace to stand De - cid - ed, brave, and strong,
Through all our days, in all our ways, Our heavenly Fa - ther's will.
But take as from Thy hands our tasks And glo - ri - fy them all.
The lov - ers of all ho - ly things, The foes of all things wrong. A - men.

340 The Master Has Come, and He Calls Us
The Moster ia come, and calleth for thee. John 11 : 28
ASH GROVE 121112 11 D.

Sarah Doudney Traditional Welsh melody
1. The Mas- ter has

i come, and He calls us to
r
fol • low The track of the
i
2. The Mas - ter has called us; the road may be drear• y, And dan - gers and
3. The Mas- ter has called us in life's ear • ly morn • ing, With spir - its as
foot • prints He leaves on our way; Far o • ver moun - tain and
sor • rows are strewn on the track; But God's Spir • it shall
fresh as the dew on the sod; We turn world with its
through the deep hol -Iow, The path leads us

rr on to the light of the day: The
The
com • fort the wea • ry; We fol - low the Sav. ior and can • not turn back;
smiles and its scorn - ing, To cast in our lot with the peo • pie of God: The
Mas • ter has called us, the chit - dren who fear Him, Who march 'neath Christ's
Mas • ter has called us: tho' doubt · and temp - ta - tion May com - pass our
Mas - ter has called us, His sons and His daugh • ters, We plead for His

we
"thro'
, be·
long to be near Him, And rest in the light of His beau - ti - ful land.
much trib - u - la • tion; The chil - dren of Zi • on must fol - low their King.
side the still wa - ters, He'll lead us at last to His king - dom of love.
Jesus Calls Us 341

He saith unto them. Follow Me. Matt. 4: 19
Cecil F. Alexander GALILEE 8 7 8 7

William H. Jude
1. Je • SUS calls us; o'er the tu . mutt or our life's wild, rest - less sea,
2. Je • SUS calls us from the wor • ship Of the vain world's gold-en store,
3. In our joys and in our sor • rows, Days of toil and hours of ease,
4. Je • SUS calls us: by Thy mer • cies, Sav • ior, may we hear Thy call,
Day by day His sweet voice sound-eth, Say-ing, "Christian, fol • low Me."
From each i • dol that would keep us, Say - ing, "Chris-tian,love Me more."
Still He calls in cares and pleas-ures, "Christian, love Me more than these."
Give our hearts to Thine o - be-dience, Serve and love Thee best of all. A - men.

342 I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go
With liOOd will doinli aervice, as to the Lord. Eph. 6 : 7
ROUNSEFELL 8 7 9 7 9 6 9 8 Ref.
Mary Brown Carrie E. Rounsefell
7
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1. It may not be on the moun - tain's height, Oro - ver the storm-y sea;_
2. Per - haps to - day there are lov - ing words Which Je - sus would have me speak;_ ·
3. There's sure - ly some where a low - ly place In earth's harvest - fields so wide,_
It may not be at the bat - tie's front My Lord will have need of me;_
There may be now, in the paths of sin, Some wand'rer whom I should seek.-
Where I may la - bor thro' life's short day For Je - sus, the Cru - ci - fled. _
--:---
But if by a still, small voice He calls To paths I do_ not know,_

0 Sav - ior, if Thou wilt be my Guide, Tho' dark and rug . ged the way,_
So, trust - ing my all to thy ten - der care, I know Thou - est me!_
I':'\ r.,
I'll answer, dear Lord, with my hand in Thine, I'll go where You want me to go._
My voice shall ech - o the mes-sage sweet, I'll say what You want me to say.-
I'll do Thy will with a heart sin - cere, I'll be what You want me to be.-
Refrain
I'll go where You want me to go, dear Lord, O'er moun-tain, or plain, or

I'll say what You want me to say, dear Lord, I'll be what You want me to be._
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I Gave My Life for Thee 343

He died for all, that they ••• should not henceforth liue unto themae/ue.. 2 Cor. S: IS
Frances R. Havergal KENOSIS lrre&.

Philip P. Bliss
1. I gave My My pre - cious blood I

2. I suf - fered much for More than thy tongue can
3. And I have brought to Rich bless - ings from a
That
Of
thou might ran - somed be, __
bit - terest ag - 0 ny, __ -
And
To
quickened from
res - cue thee
the
as
----
dead;_
well;_
Sal - va - tion full and free,_ My par - don and My love;_
....__,,,
I gave, I gave My life for thee, What hast thou given for Me?_
I've borne, I've borne it all for thee, What hast thou borne for Me?-
I bring, I bring rich gifts to thee, What hast thou brought to Me?_

344 I Love to Tell the Story
Te,tifying that thu 1, the true grace of God • •• l Pet. 6 :12
HANKEY 7 6 7 6 Ref.
A. Catherine Hankey William G . Fischer
1. I love to tell the ry Of un • seen things a •

2. I love to tell the sto - ry, More won - der - ful it
3. I love to tell the sto - ry, 'Tis pleas • ant to re -
4. I love to tell the sto - ry, For those who know it
hove, Of Je - SUS and His glo - ry, Of Je - SUS and His

seems Than all the gold - en fan -cies Of all our gold en-
- der • ful . ly
peat
be~t
What seems, each
Seem hun - ger
time
- ing and
I tell it, More
thirst - ing To
won
hear it likn. the
love. I love to tell the sto - ry Be - cause I know 'tis

dreams. I love to tell the sto - ry, It did so much for
sweet. I love to tell the sto - ry, For some have nev - er
rest. And when, in scenes of glo - ry, I sing the new, new
I, 7
~
true; It sat -
is - fies my long - ings As noth - ing else can do.
me; And that is just the rea - son I tell it now to thee.
heard The mes - sage of sal - va - tion From God's own Ho - ly Word.
song, 'Twill be the old, old sto - ry That I have loved so long.

Refrain•
tell the sto - ry, 'Twill be my theme in glo - ry,
sto - ry or Je - sus and His love.
We Give Thee But Thine Own 345

Of Thine own haue we 1luen Thee. l Chron. 29: 14
William W. How SCHUMANN S.M.

Ascribed to Robert Schumann
1. We give Thee but Thine own, What - e'er the gift may be: __
2. May we Thy boun - ties thus As stew - ards true re - ceive,_
woe,_
3. To com - fort and to bless, To find a balm for
4. The cap - tive to re - lease, To God the lost to bring,_
5. And we be - lieve Thy word, Though dim our faith may be,--
b
All that we have is Thine a - lone, A trust, 0 Lord, from Thee.

And glad - ly, as Thou bless - est us, To Thee our first - fruits give.
To tend the lone and fa - ther - less, Is an - gels' work be - low.
To teach the way of life and peace, That is a Christ-like thing.
What - e'er for Thine we do, 0 Lord, We do it un - to Thee. A- men.

346 H Jesus Goes With Me
Lo, I am with you alway. Matt. 28: 20
MILES 1113 12 11 Ref.

C.A.M. C. Austin Miles
L It may be in the val - ley, where countless dangers hide;_ It may be in the
2. It may be I must car - ry the bless-ed word of life_ A - cross the burn-ing
3.But if it be my por - tion to bear my cross at home,-While others bear their
4. It is not mine to ques - tion the judgments of my Lord,-It is but mine to
sunshine that I in peace a - bide;_ But this one thing know if
des - erts to those in sin - ful strife;_ And tho' it be my lot to
bur - dens be - yond the bi!- lows' foam,_ I'll prove my faith in Him con -
fol - low the lead - ings of His Word;_ But if to go or s ~ or
it be dark or fair,- If Je - SUS is with me, I'll go an - y - where!

bear my col - ors there,_ If Je - SUS goes with me, I'll go an - y - where!
fess His judg-ments fair,_And, if He stays with me, I'll stay an - y - where!
wheth - er here or there,_ I'll be with my Sav - iour, con - tent an - y - where!
to me, Wher-
'--/
e'er I may be, if He is there! I count it a priv - i - lege
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cross to bear; ___ If Je • sus goes with me I'll go_ an • y
cross, His cross to bear;
Bring Them In 347

He that winneth aouu la wlle. Pro11. 11:30
BRING THEM IN L.M.

Alexcenah Thomas Willi.am A. Ogden
1. Hark! 'tis the Shep-herd's voice I hear, Out in the des-ert dark and drear,
2. Who'll go and help this Shep-herd kind, Help Him the wand -ering ones to find?
3. Out in the des - ert hear their cry, Out on the moun-tains wild and high;
Call - ing the sheep who've gone a - stray Far from the Shep-herd's fold a - way.
Who'll bring the lost ones to the fold, Where they'll be she) - tered from the cold?
Hark! 'tis the Mas . ter speaks to thee, "Go find my sheep wher • e'er they be."
Bring them in, bring them in, Bring the wand-ering ones to Je • sus.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM

348 The Call for Reapers
Pray ye therefore the Lord of harve•t, that he will aend forth labourers Into hi• harveat. Matt. 9: 38
REAPERS 8 7 8 7 Ref.
J.O. Thompson J.B .0. Clemm
1. Far and near_ the fields are teem - ing With the waves of ri - pened grain;
2. Send them forth_ with morn's first beam - ing; Send them in the noon - title's glare;
3. 0 thou, whom thy Lord is send - ing, Gath - er now the sheaves of gold;
Far and near_ their gold is gleam - ing O'er the sun - ny slope and plain.
When the sun's_ last rays are gleam - ing, Bid them gath - er ev - 'ry - where.
Home-ward then_ at evening wend - ing, Thou shalt come with joy un - told.
Send them now the sheaves to gath - er, Ere the bar - vest time pass by.

Rescue the Perishing 349
The Son of man u come to •uk and to •a11e that which wa. lo•t. Luke 19:10
Fanny J. Crosby RESCUE 11 10 11 10 Rd.

Wllllam H. Doane
1. Res• cue the per • ish • ing, care for the dy • ing, Snatch them in pit • y from
2. Though they are slight • ing Him, still He is wait• ing, Wait • ing the pen • i • tent
3. Down in the bu • man heart, crushed by the tempt-er, Feel • ings lie bur• ied that
4. Res• cue the per • ish. ing, du • ty de-mands it; Strength for thy la. bor the
sin and the gr~ve; Weep o'er the err • ing one, lift up the fall • en,
child to re • ce1ve; Plead with them ear· nest • ly, plead with them gen • tly,
grace can re • store; Touched by a lov • ing heart, wak • ened by kind. ness,
Lord will pro • vide; Back to the nar. row way pa • tient • ly win them;
Tell them of Je • SUS the might • y to save.

He will for • give if they on • ly be - lieve.
Chords that are bro-ken will vi • brate once more. Res - cue the per - ish • ing,
Tell the poor wan-d'rer a ·Sav • ior has died.
is mer• ci - ful, Je - sus will save.

350 Send the Light!
I haue •et thee to be a /jzht of the Gentile•. Act•. 13:47
SEND THE LIGHT 11 6 11 6 Ref.

Charles H. Gabriel Charles H. Gabriel
1. There's a call comes ring-ing o'er the rest - less wave, "Send the light!
2. We have heard . the Mac - e - do -nian call to - day, "Send the light!
3. Let us pray that grace may ev • 'ry -where a - bound, Send the light!
4. Let this work of love be done with all our might, Send the light!
Send the light!
Send the light!" There are souls to res - cue, there are souls to save,
Send the light!" And a gold - en of - rring at the cross we lay,
Send the light! And a Christ - like spir - it ev • 'ry -where be found,
Send the light! Let us gath - er jew - els for a crown so bright,
Send the light!
Refrain
Send the light! Send the light,--- the

Send the light! Send the light! Send the light,
bless - ed gos pel light; Let it shine _____ from shore to

the bless - ed gos - pel light; Let it shine
~- ~
shore! shine ______ for - ev - er - more! P
from shore to shore! Let it shine for - ev - er - more!
r,..

We've a Story to Tell to the Nations 351
And tlll• goapel • • • •hall be preached In all the world for a wltneH unto all not/om. Mott. 24: 14
H. Ernest Nichol MESSAGE 10 8 8 7 7 Ref.

H. Ernest Nichol
1. We've a sto - ry to tell to the na • tions That shall

2. We've a song to be sung to the na • tions That shall
3. We've a mes • sage to give to the na - tions That the
4. We've a Sav ior to show to the na • tions Who the
turn their hearts to the right, A sto - ry of truth and mer • cy,.
lift their hearts to the Lord, A song that shall con-quer e vii
Lord who reign • eth a • bove Hath sent us His Son to save us,
path of u o~ - row hath trod, That all of the world's great peo • pies
A sto • of peace and light,- A sto - ry of peace and light.

And shat • the spear and sword,-And shat • ter the spear and sword.
And show us that God is love, __ And show us that God is love.
Might come to the truth of God,_Might come to the truth of God.
And Christ's great king- dom shall come to earth, The king-dom of love and light.
'

352 Take Up Thy Cross and Follow Me
Who•oe11er will come ofter Me, let him ••• toke up hi• crou, and follow Me. Mork 8: 34
FALLS CREEK 8 6 8 7 Ref.

B.B. McKinney
7
--..__,,;
1. "Take up thy cross and fol - low Me," I heard my Mas - ter say;_
2. He drew me clos - er to His side, I sought His will to know,_
3. It may be through.the shad - ows dim, Or o'er the storm - y sea, __
4. My heart, my life, my all I bring To Christ who loves me
"'
'I gave My life to ran - som thee, Sur - ren • der your all to .
And
I
in that will I
take
now a - bide, Wher - ev er -
He leads I'll
cross and fol - low Him, Wher . ev - er He lead -eth me.-
He Mas- ter, Lord, and King, Wher - ev . er He leads I'll go.-
Wher - ev - er He leads I'll go, ___ Wher - ev - er He leads I'll go,--
I'll fol - low my Christ who loves me so, Wher - ev - er He leads I'll go. -
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So Send I You 353
A• my Father hath aent Me, euen ao aend I you. John 20:21
E. Margaret Clarkson TORONTO 11 10 11 10 Ref.

John W. Peterson
1. So send I you to la • bor

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un • re • ward • ed. To serve un .
2. So send I you to bind the bruised and bro • ken, O'er wan -d'ring
3. So send I you to lone • Ii • ness and long . ing, With heart a .
4. So send I you to leave your life's am . bi . tion, To die to
5. So send I you to hearts made hard by ha . tred, To eyes made
paid, un • loved, un • sought, un • known, To bear re • buke, to suf • fer

souls to work, to weep, to wake, To bear the bur. dens of a
hung• 'ring for the loved and known, For • sak • ing home and kin. dred,
dear de· sire, self • will re . sign, To la • bor long and love where
blind be • cause they will not see, To spend tho it be blood to
b
7
11.-4. D.C. I
scorn and scoff • ing, So send I you to toil for Me a • lone.

world a . wea • ry, So send I you to suf • fer for My sake.
friend and dear one, So send I you to know My love a • lone.
men re • vile you, So send I you to lose your life in Mine.
spend and spare not, So send I you to taste of Cal • va
ry. Fa . ther hath sent Me, So send I you."
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354 The Regions Beyond
Go ye therefore, and teach all natioru, baptizing them .•. Matt. 28 : 19
REGIONS BEYOND 12 9 12 9 Ref.

Albert B. Simpson Margaret M. Simpson
~
1. To the re • gions be • yond I must go, I must go, Where the sto • ry has
2. To the hard• est of plac • es He calls me to go, Not- think . ing of
3. Q _ _ ye that are spend • ing your leis• ure and powers In_ pleas • ures so
4. There are oth • er lost sheep that the Mas • ter must bring, And to them must the
~
nev . er been told; To the mil• lions that nev • er have heard of His love,
com• fort or ease; The_ world may pro. nounce me a dream• er, a fool ,
fool • ish and fond, A wake from your self • ish • ness, fol · ly, and sin
mes • sage be told. He __ sends me to gath • er them out of all lands
I must tell the sweet sto • ry of

E • nough if the Mas • ter I To the re gions be •
And _ go to the re • gions be
And_ wel • come them back to His I must go,
Till the
I must go, To the re • gions I must go,
the world, His sal • va tion shall know. •

the world, all the world, His sal • va-tion shall know.---0
I

0 Christian, Haste 355
We <kclare unto you alad lidlna,. Acta 13:32
TIDINGS 1110 11 10 Ref.

James Walch
7
1. 0 Chris- tian, haste, your mis - sion high ful - fill - ing, To tell to all the
2. Be - hold how man - y thou - sands still are ly - ing, Bound in the dark - some
3. Pro - claim to ev - ery peo • pie, tongue and na -tion That God, in whom they
4. Give of your sons to bear the mes· sage glo-rious; Give of your wealth to
world that God is Light; That He who made all na. tions is not will-ing
pris - on - house of sin, With none to tell them of the Sav -ior's dy -ing,
live and move, is love: Tell how He gave His Son for our sal . va - tion.
speed them on their way; Pour out your soul for · them in prayer vie . to-rious;
7 Refrain
One soul should per - ish, lost in shades of night.

Or of the life He died for them to win. Pub - lish glad ti - dings,
Who died on earth His might-y love to prove.
And all your spend- ing Je - sus will re • pay.
ti - dings of peace; Ti - dings of Je - sus, re - demp- tion, and re - lease.

356 Go Tell the Untold Millions
But 60 thou and preach the Kin6dom of God. Luhe 9:60
GO TELL THE UNTOLD 11 7 11 7 Ref.

7
1. Out in the dark - ness of sin they are wait - ing,

2. Go in the pow - er the Lord will pro - vide you,
3. Moved and con - strained by the love of the Sav - ior,
bear the mes - sage of

can - not fail on the
all your tal - ents and
Christ and re - demp - tion? See! they have nev - er been told. (been told.)
mis - sion He sends you Go then, no long - er de lay. (de . lay.)
time to His serv • ice Go now, the lost ones to find. (to find.)
J
Refrain
the un • told mil - lions O - ver
Go tell the un -told mil • lions, Tell of the Cru - ci -
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Hark, the Voice of Jesus Calling 357
The harve.t truly,. llTl!at, but the laborers are few. Lulce 10:2
ELLESDIE 8 7 8 7 D
Leavitt'• The Chrutlan Lyre
Daniel March Attr. to WoUpnc A. Mozart
An. by Hubert P. Main
7
1. Hark, the voice of Je • sus call • ing, "Who will go and work to • day'?
2. If you can • not be the watch • man Stand • ing high on Zi • on's wall,
3. Let none hear you i • dly say • ing, "There is noth -ing I can do,"
Fields are white, and har • vests wait • ing, Who will bear the sheaves a • way?"
Point • ing out the path • way giv'. n, Off • 'ring life and peace to all,
While the souls of men are dy • ing, And the Mas • ter calls for you:
~
Loud and long the Mas • ter eth, Rich re • ward He of • fers free;
If you can . not speak like an • gels, If you can • not preach like Paul,
Take the task He gives you glad • ly; Let His work your pleas • ure be;
.....
Who will an • swer, glad • ly say • ing, "Here am I·, send me, send me"?
You can tell the love of Je. SUS, You can say, "He died for all."
-- -0-
An-swer quick - ly when He call· eth, "Here am I· send me, send me." A . men.
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: MISSIONS AND EVANGELIS!lf

358 Macedonia
Lift up your eyea, and loolron the fielda ; for they are white . •• John 4:35
ALL SAINTS. NEW C.M.D.

Henry S. Culler
1. The vi - sion of a dy - ing world Is vast be - fore our eyes;_

2. The sav - age hugs his god of stone And fears de - scent of night;_
3. To - day, as un - der - standing's boundsAre stretch'd on ev - ery hand,-
4. The warn- - ing bell of judg - ment tolls, A - hove us looms the cross;-
We feel the heart-beat of its need, We hear its fee - hie cries:
The cit - y dwell • er cring • es lone A - mid the gar • ish light:
0 clothe Thy Word in bright, new sounds, And speed it o'er the land;
A - round are ev - er • dy . ing souls How great, how great the loss!
Lord Je - sus Christ, re - vive Thy church In this, her cru - cial hour!-
Lord Je - sus Christ, a - rouse Thy church To see their mute dis - tress!_
Lord Je - sus Christ, em . power us To preach by ev • ery means!-
0 Lord, con• strain and move Thy church The glad news to im - part!_
Lord Je - sus Christ, a - wake Thy church With Spir - it - giv - en pow'r.
Lord Je - sus Christ, e • quip Thy church With love and ten - der - ness.
Lord Je - sus Christ, em • bold . en us In near and dis • tant scenes.
And Lord, · as Thou dost stir Thy church, Be - gin , with • in my heart. A • men.
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Let the Lower Lights Be Burning 359
In the mid.t of a crooked and peroel'le nation •• • ye ,hine a, light, in the world. Phil 2 : I 5
LOWER LIGHTS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

P.P. Bliss
P.P. Bliss
1. Bright - ly beams our Fa - ther's mer - cy From His light-house ev - er - more,

2. Dark the night of sin has set - tied, Loud the an - gry bil - lows roar;
3. Trim your fee - ble lamp, my broth - er, Some poor sail - or tern - pest - tossed,
7
.,
But to us He gives the keep - ing Of the lights a - long the shore.
Ea - ger eyes are watch- ing, long - mg, For the lights a - long the shore.
Try - ing now to make the har -
bor, In the dark - ness may be lost.
bum - ing! Send a gleam a - cross the wave!
Some poor faint - ing, struggling sea - man You may res - cue, you may save.

360 I Walk with the King
For he i. ... Kinll of kinll•; and they that are with him are called, and chosen, and faithful. Reu. 17: 14
I WALK WITH THE KING 11 11 11 11 Ref.

James Rowe Bentley D. Ackley
1. In sor - row I wan-dered, my spir - it op - prest, But now I am

2. For years in the fet - ters of sin I was bound, The world could not
3. 0 soul near de - spair in the low - lands of strife, Look up and let
hap • PY, se - cure • ly I rest; From morn - ing till eve - ning glad
help me, no com - fort I found; But now like the birds and the
Je • sus come in - to your life; The joy of sal - va - tion to
car - ols I sing, And this is the rea - son, I walk with the King.
sun - beams of spring, I'm free and re - joic - ing, I walk with the King.
you He would bring,Come in - to the sun • light and walk with the King.
with the King, praiseHis name!_
talk with the King._
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: SALVATION AND WITNESS

He Liftedl'•a.Me 361
He brought me up auo out of an horrible pit. 40: Z
Charles H . Gabriel HE LIFTED ME 8 8 8 6 Ret

Charles H. Gabriel
7
kind - ness Je - sus came My soul in mer - cy to re - claim,

called me long be - fore I heard, Be - fore my sin - ful heart was stirred,
brow was pierced with man - y a thorn, His hands by cru - el nails were tom,
on a high - er plane I dwell, And with my soul I know 'tis well;
I':\
And from the depths of sin and shame Thro' grace He lift - ed
But when I took Him at His word, For - giv'n He lift - ed me. _______
When from my guilt and grief, for - lorn, In love He lift - ed me. _______
Yet how or why, I can - not tell, He should have lift - ed me.-:-:--=:-::-:-----::---
He lift - ed me.
sink - ing ~and He lift - ed me, With ten - der hand He lift - ed me,
From shades of night to plains of light, 0 praise His name, He lift - ed me!

362 Redeemed
In whom we ha11e redemption through hu blood. Col. I: J 4
REDEEMED 9 8 9 8
Fum)' J. Crosby Wm. J. Kirkpatrick
....__,,
1. Re - deemed how I love to pro -claim it! Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb;
2. Re - deemed and so happy m Je - sus, No language my rap - ture can tell;
3. I think of my bless - ed Re - deem - er, I think of Him all the day long;
4. I know I shall see in His beau - ty The King in whose law I de - light;
Redeemed thro' His in - fi - nite mer - cy, His child, and for - ev - er, I
I know that the light of His presence With me doth con - tin - ual - ly
I sing, for I can -not be si - lent; His love is the theme of my song.
Who lov - ing - ly guardeth my foot -steps, And giv - eth me songs in the night.
Alternate tune, No. 384

Jesus Saves! 363
Neither 16 there 1oluotlon In any other. Act,. 4 : 12
Priscilla J. Owens JESUS SAVES 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 6

William J. Kirkpatrick
7
1. We have heard the joy - fut sound: Je - sus saves! Je - sus saves!
2. Waft it on the roll - ing tide, Je - sus saves! Je - sus saves!
3. Sing a - bove the bat - tie strife, Je - sus saves! Je - sus saves!
4. Give the winds a might - y voice, Je - sus saves! Je - sus saves!
.
'-I
Spread
r= ti - dings all a - round: Je • SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
Tell sin - ners far and wide: Je • SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
By death and end - less life, Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
Let na - tions now re - joice, Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
Bear the news to ev - 'ry land, Climb the steeps and cross the waves;
Sing, ye is - lands of the sea; Ech - 0 back, ye o - cean caves;
Sing it soft - ly through the gloom, When the heart for mer - cy craves;
Shout sal - va - tion full and free, High - est hills and deep - est caves;
...
On - ward! 'tis our Lord's com-mand; Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!

Earth shall keep her ju - bi - lee: Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
Sing in tri - umph o'er the tomb,
of vie - to - ry,
Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!
This our song Je - SUS saves! Je • SUS saves!

364 Jesus Is the Joy of Living
I am come that they might haue life, and that they might haue It more abundantly. John JO : IO
JO){ OF LIVING 8 7 8 7 Ref.

A.H. Ackh,y A.H. Ackley
1. I have found a won• drous Sav • iour, Je • sus Christ, The Soul's De · light;
2. Life is grow • ing rich with beau • ty, Toil has lost its wea • ry strain,
3. Heav'n • ly wis • dom He ·pro • vides me, Grace to keep my spir • it free;
4. 0 what splen • dor, 0 what glo • ry, 0 what match-less pow'r di • vine,
Now
In
'ry bless • ing
a
of His fa . vor
ha • lo crowns each du . ty,
His own sweet way He guides me
- Fills
And
When
my heart with
I sing a
the path I
hope so bright.
glad re. Crain.
can • not see.
"CJ
Is the Christ of Gos• pel sto . ry, Christ, the Sav -iour, who is mine.
of Life to me;
I'm giv • ing, His for • ev • er • more to
An • y • where He
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Liv - ing, He's the dear - est Friend I know.

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Nothing But the Blood 365

The blood of Jenu Chrut Hia Son clearueth iu from all lin. l John 1:7
Robert Lowry PLAINFrELD 7 8 7 8 Ref.

Robert Lowry
7
1. What
2. For
can wash a - way my sin?
my par - don
Noth - ing but the blood of Je - sus;
this I see Noth - ing but the blood of Je sus;
3. Noth - ing can for sin a - tone Noth - ing but the blood of Je - sus;
4. This is all my hope and peace Noth - ing but the blood of Je - sus;
What can make me whole a - gain? Noth - ing but the blood of Je • SUS.
For my cleans - ing, this my plea Noth - ing but the blood of Je • SUS.
Naught of good that I have done Noth - ing but the blood of Je • SUS.
This is all my right - eous - ness Noth - ing but the blood of Je • SUS.
Refrain
O! pre - cious is the flow That makes me white as snow;
No oth - er fount

366 Sunlight
For God • •• has caused his light to shine within us. 2 Cor. 4:6 NEB.
SUNLIGHT C.M . Rer.

Judson W. Van de Venter Winfield S. Weeden
7
1. I in the shades of night Till Je . SUS came to me

2. Tho may gath • er in the sky And bi! . lows round me roll,
3. While . ing in the light of God I sweet com • mun• ion find;
4. I cross the wide ex • tend • ed fields, I jour • ney o'er the plain,
5. Soon I shall see Him as He is, The ligh~ that came to me!
And with the sun • light of His love Bid all my dark• ness flee.
How . ev . er dark the world may be, I've sun . light in my soul.
I press with ho . ly vig . or on And leave the world be· hind.
And in the sun • light of His love - I reap the gold • en grain.
Be • hold the bright. ness of His face Thru • out e . ter • ni . ty.
Sun • light, sun. light in my soul to . day Sun • light, sun • light
to• day, yes,
way; . Since the Sav • ior found me,

nar • row way;
J>.)
took a • ·way my sin, I have had the sun • light of His love with • in.
load of sin,

There Is Power in the Blood 367
The blood of Jeau• Chrnt .•• clean•eth u• from all •in. 1 John 1 :7
Lewis E. Jones
POWER IN THE BLOOD 10 9 10 8 Ref.
Lewis E. Jones
1. Would you be free from the bur - den of sin? There's pow'r in the blood,
2. Would you be free from your pas - sion and pride? There's pow'r in the blood,
3. Would you be whit - er, much whit - er than snow? There's pow'r in the blood,
4. Would you do serv • ice for Je - sus your King? There's pow'r in the blood,
pow'r in the blood; Would you o'er e - vii a vie - to - ry win? There's
pow'r in the blood; Come for a cleans - ing to Cal va - ry's tide? There's
pow'r in the blood; Sin - stains are lost in its life - giv - ing flow; There's
pow'r in the blood; Would you live dai - ly His prais - es to sing? There's
pow'r pow'r, won - der - work-ing pow'r

there is
of the pow'r,
In the blood
won - der - work - ing pow'r In the pre - cious blood of the Lamb.

368 Tell Me the Old, Old Story
We l011e Him, becauae He first l011ed ua. 1 John 4:19
OLD OLD STORY 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 Ref.

W.H. Doane
Sto - ry, Of un - seen things a - Je • SUS

slow - ly, That I may take it That won - der -
soft - ly, With ear - nest tones and Re - mem - ber
sto - ry, When you have cause to That this world's
and glo - ry, Of Je • SUS and His love; Tell me the sto - ry
ful re demp-tion, God's rem - e - dy for sin; Tell me the sto - ry
I'm the sin - ner Whom Je • SUS came to save; Tell me the sto - ry
emp - ty glo - ry Is cost - ing me too dear; Yes, and when that world's
sim - ply, As to a lit - tie child, For I am weak and wea - ry,
oft - en, For I for - get so soon, The "ear - ly dew" of morn - ing
al - ways, If you would real - ly be, In an - y time of troub - le,
glo - ry is dawn - ing on my soul, Tell me the Old, Old Sto - ry:
And help - less and de - filed.

Has passed a - way at noon. Tell me the Old, Old Sto - ry, Tell me the
A com - fort - er to me.
"Christ Je - sus makes thee whole."
ry Of Je - sus and His love.

Till the Whole World Knows 369
Whereuer this 601pel ,hall be preached throu6hout the whole world. Mark 14:9
Alfred H. Ackley TILL THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Bentley D. Ackley
7
1. I'll tell to all that God is love; For the world has nev • er known
2. I'll tell of mer-cy's bound -less tide, Like the wa • ters of the sea,
3. I'll tell of grace that keeps the soul, Of a - bid • ing peace with • in,
4. E ter • nal glo • ry is the goal That a - waits the sons of light;
The great com - pas • sion of His heart For the way • ward and the Ione.
That cov - ers ev • ery sin of man; 'Tis sat - va • tion full and free.
Of faith that o • ver • comes the world, With its tu • mutt and its din.
E • ter - nal dark • ness, black as death, For the chil • dren of the night.
Till the whole world knows, Till the whole world

Till the world, till the whole world knows, Till the world, till the whole world,
;;
the world, the whole world knows,
r 7
I will shout and sing of Christ my King, Till the whole world knows.
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370 When You Know Jesus, Too
That I may know Him. Phil. 3 : 10
WHEN YOU KNOW JESUS 8 8 8 6 Ref.

Ina Duley Ogdon B.D. Ackley
1. When you my Je -SUS un - der

'-- _,,,,
- stand, When you ac -
2.
3.
His joy
You'll see
will glad - den ev - 'ry day, His bless - ing
will
His mer - cy thro' your tears, His peace
--
4. You'll know His way is al - ways b~st, And glad ly
tJ
----
cept
shine
His lov
a - long
- ing
the
hand,
way,
A hap
And you
- PY
will
morn will dawn for
share His prom- ise
you,
true,
hal - low all the years, The val - ley holds no dread for you
leave to Him the rest, And tell what He has done for you,
Refrai11
too. When you know Him, when you know Him,
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Since Jesus Came Into My Heart 371
If any man be In Chri1t, he 1$ a new creature. 2 Car. 5: 17
McDANIEL 12 8 12 8 Ref.
Rufus H, McDaniel Charles H. Gabriel
a won - der - fut change in my life has been wrought Since Je - sus came
have ceased from my wand-'ring and go - ing a - stray, Since Je - sus came
r...
Since Je - sus came in -

in, came
heart, Since Je - sus came in - to my heart,

rrr
Floods of joy o'er my
in - to my heart, Since Je - sus came in, came in - to my heart,
soul like the sea bil - lows roll, Since Je - sus came in - to my heart.
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372 He Is Able to Deliver Thee
Our God whom we •erue u able to delluer u• •.• Dan. 3: 17
ABLE TO DELIVER 10 10 10 10 Ref.

William A . Ocden William A. Ogden
I.I
grand - est theme thro' the a - ges rung; 'Tis the grand - est theme for a
grand - est theme in the earth or main; 'Tis the grand - est theme for a
grand - est theme, let the ti • dings roll, To the guilt - y heart, to the
-.._;::
mor - ta! tongue; 'Tis the grand - est theme that the world e'er su~g, "Our God is
mor - ta! strain; 'Tis the grand - est theme, tell the world a - gam, "Our God is
sin - ful soul; Look to God in faith, He will make thee whole, "Our God is
a - ble to de - !iv - er thee." He is a ble to de • !iv - er thee,

a - ble, He is a - ble
He is a ble to de !iv • er thee; Tho' by sin op - prest,

a - ble, He is a - ble
I.I
Go to Him for rest; "Our God is a . ble to de . !iv - er thee."

Only a Sinner 373
For by pace are ye •aued throu1h faith. Eph. 2:8
ONLY A SINNER 10 10 9 9 Ref.

James M. Gray
Daniel B. Towner
1. Naught have I got - ten but what I re - ceived; Grace hath be-stowed it since
2. Once I was fool - ish, and sin ruled my heart, Caus - ing my foot - steps from
3. Tears un - a - vail - ing, no mer - it had I; Mer - cy had saved me, or
4. Suf - fer a sin - ner whose heart o - ver - flows, Lov - ing his Sav - ior to
I have be - lieved; Boast - ing ex - clud - ed, pride I a - base; I'm

God to de - part; Je - sus hath found me, hap - PY my case; I
else I must die; Sin had a - !armed me, fear - ing God's face; But
tell what he knows; Once more to tell it would I em - brace; I'm
on - ly a sin - ner saved by grace!

now am a sin - ner saved by grace! On _ ly a sin - ner saved by grace!
now I'm a sin - ner saved by grace!
on - ly a sin - ner saved by grace!

374 0 Happy Day!
Thu day ii 1al1Jation come to thil house. Luke 19:9
HAPPY DAY L.M. Ref.

Philip Doddrld&e Edward F. Rlmbault
7
'· 1.
2.
0 hap - py day that fixed my choice On Thee, my
0 hap - py bond, that seals my vows To Him who
Sav - ior and my God!
mer - its all my love!
3. 'Tis done: the great trans - ac - tion's done; I am my Lord's, and He IS mine;
4. Now rest, my long di - vid - ed heart; Fixed on this bliss - ful cen - ter, rest;
Ii Well may this glow - ing heart re - joice, And tell its rap - tures all a - broad
Let cheer - ful an-thems fill His house, While to that sa - cred shrine I move.
He drew me, and I fol -lowed on, Charmed to con - fess the voice di - vine.
Nor ev - er from my Lord de - part, With Him of ev - ery good pos - sessed.
He taught me how to watch and pray, And live re - joic - Ing ev - ery day;
375 Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life

Who,oer,er 1hall gir,e ••• a cup of cold water • •• ,hall in no wile lo,e hia reward. Matt. l 0:42
GERMANY L .M.
Frank M . North William Gardiner's Sacred Melodies.
1. Where cross the crowd - ed ways of life, Where sound the cries of
~
race and clan,
2. In haunts of wretch - ed - ness and need, On shad-owed thresh-olds dark with fears,
3. The cup of wa - ter giv'n for Thee Still holds the fresh - ness of Thy grace;
4. 0 Mas - ter, from the moun . tain Make haste to heal these hearts of pain,
5. Till sons of men shall learn Thy And fol • low where Thy feet have trod:
c----..

A • hove the noise of self -ish strife, We hear Thy voice, 0 Son of man!
From paths where hide the lures of greed, We catch the vi - sion of Thy tears.
Yet long these mul - ti- tudes to see The sweet com-passion of Thy face.
A - mong these rest - less throngs a -bide, 0 tread the cit - y's streets a - gain;
Till glo · rious from Thy heav'n a • hove Shall come the cit • y of ur God. A • men.
b ~ 2 •
Something Beautiful 376

There ia therefore now no condemnation to them that are in Ch rut Jeau•. Rom. 8 : 1
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377 Christ Receiveth Sinful Men
This man receiueth .tnnera. Luke 16:2
Erdmann Neumeister
Trans. by Emma F. Bevan NEUMEISTER 7 7 7 7 Ref.
Jam<"s McGranahan
L Sin - ners Je - sus will re - ceive; Sound this word of grace to all
2. Come, and He will give you rest; Trust Him, for His word is plain;
3. Now my heart con - demns me not, Pure be - fore the law I stand;
4. Christ re - ceiv - eth sin - ful men, E - ven me with all my sin;
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Who the Christ - ian path -way leave, All who lin - ger, all who fall .
He will take the sin - ful est; Christ re - ceiv - eth sin - ful men.
He who cleansed me from
Purged from ev - ery spot and
all spot,
stain,
Sat
Joy
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its last de - mand.
in.
I en - ter
and o'er a - gain, Christ re -

it o'er and o'er a - gain,
men; Make the mes sage

sin - ful men; Make the mes -
plain, men.
clear and plain,
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0 Say, But I'm Glad 378
Your father Abraham rejoiced to •ee my day: and he •aw It, and wa. ilad. John 8:56
Rev. James P. Sullivan GLAD 9 6 9 5 Ref.

Mildred Ellen Sullivan
1. There is a song in my heart to - day, Something I nev - er

2. Won - der - ful, mar - vel - ous love He brings, In - to a heart that's
3. Won't you come to Him with all your care, Wea - ry and worn and
Je - sus has tak - en my sins a - way, 0 say, but I'm

Thru dark - est tun - nels the soul just sings, 0 say, but I'm
You, too, will sing as His love you share, 0 say, but I'm
Refrain
0 say, but I'm glad, I'm glad, 0 say, but I'm glad!
Je • sus has come and my cup's o - ver - run, 0 say, but I'm glad!

379 There's a New Song in My Heart
And he hath put a new song in my mouth. Psa. 40:3
J.W.P. NEW SONG 8 5 8 5 Ref.

John W. Peterson
weight of sin.
par - don sought.
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peace and can song in my heart!

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Since the Savior Found Me 380
Not by works of rlghteou•neaa which we have done,
but according to hi• mercy He .aued w . Tltu• 3:5
HASKINS 11111112 Ref.

Edur J. Haskins Edgar. J. Haskins
1. Since the Sav - ior found me, par - doned all my sin, I have had the
2. Since the Sav - ior found me all to Him I owe, For His pre-cious
3. Since the Sav • ior found me I have per - feet rest, Liv • ing in the
joy and !iv • ing hope with - in; Gone is sor - row
blood has washed me white as snow; Now no con- dem - na - tion, hap. PY
realms of joy and hap - pi - ness; Lean • ing on my Sav - ior, look - ing
of the past They're un - der - neath the pre - cious blood of Christ at last.
as can be I'm glad that Je - sus jus - ti - fies and sets me free.
for that day When He shall come to catch His wait - ing bride a - way.
D.S. saves and keeps and sane • ti • fies me by His pow'r.

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381 No Other Plea ,..
While we were yet •inners, Ch rid died for u•. Rom. 6 :8
LANDAS C. M. Ref.
Norse melody
Lidie H. Edmunds An. by William J. Kirkpatrick
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1. My faith has found a rest - ing place, Not in de - vice nor creed;
2. E - nough for me that Je - SUS saves, This ends my fear and doubt;
3. My heart is lean - ing on the Word, The writ - ten Word of God,
4. My great Phy - si - cian heals the sick, The lost He came to save;
I trust the Ev -
er - liv - ing One, His wounds for me shall plead.
A sin - ful soul I come to Him, He'll nev er cast me - out.
Sal
For
va - tion by
me
my Sav - ior's name, Sal - va
His pre - cious blood He shed, For me
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tion through His blood.
His life He gave.
I need no oth - er ar - gu-ment, I need no oth - er plea,
382 Amazing Grace! How Sweet the Sound

God t. able to make all pace abo1111d toward you. 2 Car. 9:8 AMAZING GRACE C. M.
John Newton Traditional American melody
St. •• 10ur,;e unknown An. by Edwin O. Excell
L A maz - ing grace! how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me!
2. 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears re - lieved;
3. Through man - y dan - gers, toils and snares, I have al - read - y come;
4. When we've been here ten thou - sand years, Bright shin - in as the sun,

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once was
pre - cious
lost, but
did that
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now am found, Was blind, but
grace ap - pear The hour I
now I see.
first be - lieved!
'Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me on.
We've less days to sing God's praise Than when we first be - gun.
383
Neuertheleu I liue; yet not I, but Chrut ll11eth in me. Gal. 2:20
Daniel W. Whittle CHRIST LIVETH C.M. Ref.

Jame.s McGranahan
1. Once far from God and dead in sin, No light my heart could see,
2. As rays of light from yon - der sun The flow'rs of earth set free,
3. As lives the flow'r with - in the seed, As in the cone the tree,
4 . With long - ing all my heart is filled That like Him I may be,
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But in God's Word

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So life and light love came forth From Christ liv - ing in me.
So, praise the God of truth and grace, His Spir - it dwell -eth in me.
As on the won - drous thought I dwell, That 9!.ti_st !iv - eth in me.
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384 Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It
In whom we have redemption throu1h His blood. Eph . 1 :7
ADA 9 8 9 8 Ref.
Fanny J. Crosby A.L. Butler
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rap - ture can tell; I know that the light of His pres - ence With
all the day long; I sing, for I can - not be si - lent; His
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No One Ever Cared for Me Like Jesus 385
Ma,ter, can,t thou not that we perlaht
And he aro,e .•• and ,aid unto the ,ea, Peace, be .till. Mark 4:38, 39
C.F.W. WEIGLE 12 111211

C.F. Welde
1. I would love to tell you what I think or Je • sus Since I found in Him a
2. All my life was full of sin when Je-sus found me, All my heart was full or
friend so strong and true; I would tell you how He changed my life com-plete- ly,
mis - er - y and woe; Je - sus plac'd His strong and lov - ing arms a - bout me,
b
Refrain
No one ev - er cared for
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386 Sweeter as the Years Go By
How aweet are thy word• unto my taate! yea, aweeter than honey to my mouth! Paalm 119: 103
SWEETER 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 Ref.
Lelia N. Morris
Lelia N. Morris
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sus' love in sin

in old a a • go
rought me Back to His fold a . gain

bout Him His sav • ing grace to know;
heights and depths or mer - cy Far deep • er than the sea

healed the bro • ken • heart • ed And' caused the blind to see;
high • er than the heav • ens, My theme shall ev • er be.

still His great heart yearn • eth In love for e • ven me.
Sweet• er as the years go by,___ Sweet - er as the years go by;

Sweet - er as the years go by, 'Tis sweet - er as the years go by;
Copyri&bt 1912. Renewal 1940 b:r Nazarene Publlshin& House.

r, eep -er, Je - sus' love is sweet - er, Sweet - er as the years go by.
Faith like That of Abraham 387

That the ble.,lnr of Abraham mlrht come . • • throurh Je,r,u Chrut;
that we mirht receive the promt.e • •• Gal. 3:14
Earnestly! ABRAHAM C.M.D.

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the man hend;

bra - ham side,
met that made
God, the great Om - rii - scient One, Knows from the start the end
cend - ing Mount Mo • ri • ah's height; His faith is be - ing tried
pie - ture of how, thru God's love, His Son our ran - som paid
our com - fort and strong faith,

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By truth - ful men of old
• vah asked of A - bra - ham To of - fer his dear son
you gain life from that grand gift? Sub - mis - sive you must be,
He made pro - phet - ic dra • mas grand, Their mean - ings now un - fold.
In lov - ing sac - ri - fice to God, That God's will might be done.
And have a faith like A - bra - ham And act o - be - dient - ly.

388 He Took My Sins Away
I pray thu, pardon my ,In, and tum a,aln with me. l Sam. 15 :26
SINS AWAY 10 6 6 10 6 Ref.

Marpret J. Hanis Marearet J. Harris
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1. I came to Je - sus, wea - ry, worn, and sad, He took my sins a - way,
2. The load of sin was more than I could bear, He took them all a - way,
3. No con -dem - na - tion have I in my heart, He took my sins a - way,
4. If you will come to Je - sus Christ to - day, He'll take your sins a - way,
He took my sins a-way, And now His love has made my heart so
He took them all a-way, And now on Him I roll my ev - 'ry care,
He took my sins a - way, His per - feet peace He did to me im- part,
He'll take your sins a-way, And keep you hap • PY in His love each day,
7 Refrain
He took my sins a - way.

He took my sins a - way. He took my sins a - way,
He took my sins a - way.
He'll take your sins a - way.
so glad He took my sins took my sins a - way.
THE CHRISTl'.AN LIFE: SALVATION AND WITNESS

The Longer I Serve Him 389
He that lo•eth ht. life for My •ake •hall find it. Matt. 10: 39
THE SWEETER HE GROWS 8 6 8 11 Ref.

for the King - dom, Since my life He con -

is sup - ply - ing, Plen - teous grace He be -
Since I gave my heart to Je - sus, The long - er I

Ev - ery day my way gets bright -er. The long - er I
sweet-er He Jong - er I serve Him the sweet - er

sweet-er He
Jove Him, more Jove He be - stows; Each day is like
heav - en, my heart o- ver - flows, The long-er I serve Him the sweet ~er He grows.
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390 Now I Belong to Jesus
Whether we liue therefore, or die, we are the Lord's, Rom, 14:8
ELLSWORTH 10 10 9 6 Ref.
Norman J. Clayton Norman J. Clayton
L Je • sus my Lord will love me for . ev • er, From Him no pow'r of e • vii can
2. Joy floods my soul for Je • sus has saved me, Freed me from sin that long had en•
sev • er, He gave His life to ran • som my soul, Now I be - long to Him;
shwed me, His pre • cious blood He gave to re. deem, Now I be -long to Him;
Now I be • long to Je • SUS, Je • SUS be • longs to me,
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Not for the years of time a • lone, But for e • ter • ni ty.
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Totally Committed 391
Pre,ent your bodiea a livin1 ,acrlfice. Rom. 12:1
Grace Cain
ly com - mitt - ed Lord, To Thy ser - vice Oh my Lord

• ly com • mitt - ed Lord, Take each ho • ur of the day
ly com - mitt - ed Lord, May we all be used by Thee
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May my life be whol - ly yield - ed

Use my thoughts in eve - ry way to un - to Christ my King,
Help us Lord to share Thy truth and
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2. Glo - ri - fy Thy The life I now am liv - ing to Je - sus I am

3. Glo - ri - fy Thy name
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giv • ing He fills each day with per - feet last - ing ___ with last- ing peace
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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: COMMITMENT AND CONSECRATION

392 Where He Leads I'll Follow
Chri&t also suffered for u._ lea11lng us an example, that ye should follow his steps. J Pet. 2 : 21
WHEER HE LEADS 10 12 10 12 Ref.

W.A.O. W. A. Ogden
1. Sweet are the prom - is - es, Kind is the word, Dear - er far than
2. Sweet is the ten • der love Je - sus hath shown, Sweet - er far than
3. List to His loving words, "Come un • to me!" Wea • ry, heav • y -
an . y mes - sage man ev . er heard; Pure was the mind of Christ,

an - y love that mor - tals have known; Kind to the err - ing one,
Ia den, there is sweet rest for thee; Trust in His prom - is • es,
Sin - less, I see; He the great ex - am - pie is, and pat- tern for me.
Faith - ful is He; He the great ex - am - pie is, and pat - tern for me.
Faith - ful and sure; Lean up . on the Sav - ior and thy soul is se - cure.
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Where _ _ _ _ __
Where He leads I'll fol - low, low,
low all the way; Fol - low Je-sus ev - 'ry

Fol - low all the way, yes, fol • low all the way;

Give of Your Best to the Master ·3 9 3
Unto whomaoeuer much I• eiuen, of him aha/I be much required. Luke 12 : 48
Howard B. Grose BARNARD 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Charlotte A. Barnard
1. Give of your best to the Mas - ter; Give of the strength of your youth;
2. Give of your best to the Mas - ter; Give Him first place in your heart;
3. Give of your best to the Mas - ter; Naught else is wor - thy His love;
Refrain: Give of your best to the Mas - ter; Give of the strength of your youth;
Fin;l
Throw your soul's fresh, glow-ing ar - dor In - to the for truth.

Give Him first place in your serv - ice, Con - se-crate ev - ery part.
He gave Him - self for your ran - som, Gave up His all for your love.
Clad in sal - va - tion '.r full ar - mor, Join in the bat - tie for truth.
set the ex - am pie; Daunt-less was He, young and

you shall be giv en; God His be - lov - ed Son gave;
life with-out mur - mur, You from sin's ru - in to save;
D.C.
Give Him your loy - al de - vo tion, Give Him the best that you have.
Grate - ful - ly seek - ing to serve Him, Give Him the best that you have.
Give Him your heart's ad - o - ra tion, Give Him the best that you have.

394 Living for Jesus
That ye mi1ht walk worthy of the Lord .•. Col. l: l 0
LIVING 10 10 10 10 Ref.
Thomas O. Chisholm C. Harold Lowden
1. Liv • ing for Je • sus a life that is true, Striv - ing to please Him in
2. Liv • ing for Je - sus who died in my place, Bear - ing on Cal - v'ry my
3. Liv • ing for Je • sus wher - ev • er I am, Do • ing each du • ty in
4. Liv • ing for Je • sus through earth's lit-tie while, My dear-est treas - ure, the
all that I do; . Yield - ing al • le - giance, glad • heart - ed and free,
sin and dis • grace; Such Jove con • strains me to an • swer His call,
His ho. ly name; Will - ing to suf - fer af • flic • tion and loss,
light of His smile; Seek - ing the lost ones He died to re • deem
7 Refrain
This is the path-way of bless - ing for me.

Fol - low His lead - ing and give Him my all. 0 Je - sus, Lord and
Deem - ing each tri-al a part of my cross.
Bring - ing the wea • ry to find rest in Him.
give Thy • self for me; I own no oth • er Mas • ter, My heart shall be Thy
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throne; My life I give, hence • forth to live, 0 • lone.
Revive Us Again 395

WIit Thou not reuiue u• allain: that Thy people may rejoice In Theel Pia. 85:6
William P. Mackay REVIVE US AGAIN 11 11 Ref.

John J. Husband
1. We praise Thee, 0 God, for the Son of Thy love, For__ Je • sus who
2. We praise Thee, 0 God, for Thy Spir • it of light, That has shown us our
3. All glo • ry and praise to the Lamb that was slain, Who has borne all our
4, Re • vive us a • gain, fill each heart with Thy love; May each soul be re •
died and is now gone a • hove.

Sav • ior and scat-tered our night. Hal • le • Ju • jah! Thine the glo • ry, Hal. le.
sins, and has cleansed ev • ery stain.
kin - died with fire from a . hove.
lu. jab! A • men; Hal. le lu -jab! Thine the glo • ry; Re • vive us a • gain.

396 Make Me a Captive, Lord
He that loseth his life for My salte shall find it. Matt. 10:39
CAPTIVE 6 6 8 6 D.
George W. Martin
George Matheson Har. by Arthur S. Sullivan
1. Make me a cap - tive, Lord, And then I shall be free;

2. My heart is weak and poor Till it a mas - ter find;
3. My power is faint and low Till I have learned to serve;
4. My will is not my own Till Thou hast made it Thine;
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Force me to ren - der up my sword, And I shall con - queror be.
It has no spring of ac - tion sure It var - ies with the wind.
It wants the need - ed fire to glow, It wants the breeze to nerve;
If it would reach a mon- arch's throne It must its crown re - sign;
I sink in life's a - larms When by my - self I stand;

It can - not free - ly move Till Thou hast wrought its chain;
It can - not drive the world Un - til it - self be driven;
It on - ly stands un - bent, A - mid the clash - ing strife,
Im - pris - on me with - in Thine arms, And strong shall be my hand.

En - slave it with Thy match-less love, And death - less it shall reign.
Its flag can on - ly be un-furled When Thou shalt breathe from heaven.
When on Thy bos - om it has leant, And found in Thee its life. A- men.
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0 Jesus, I Have Promised 397
I( any man aerue Me, let him follow Me. John 12:26
John E. Bode ANGEL'S STORY 7 6 7 6 D

Arthur H. Mann
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1. 0 Je - SUS, I have prom -ised to

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serve Thee to the end;
2. 0 let me feel Thee near me, The world is ev - er near;
3. 0 Je - sus, Thou hast prom -ised To all who fol - low Thee,
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Be Thou for - ev - er near me, My Mas - ter and my Friend:
I see the sights that daz - zle, The tempt - ing sounds I hear:
When thou art come in glo - ry, We'll reign on earth with Thee;
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Thou by my side,
My are ev - er near me, round me and with - in;
And, Je - sus, I . have prom - ised serve Thee to the end;

398 Only One Life to Offer
But this I say, brethren, the time 16 short. l Cor. 7 :29
ONLY ONE LIFE Irreg.

Avis B. Christiansen Merrill Dunlop
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1. On - ly one life to
r of - fer Je - sus, my Lord
2. On - Iy this hour is mine, Lord May it be used
3. On - ly one life to of - fer Take it, dear Lord,
On - ly
May
Noth-ing
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o ne tongue to praise Thee And of Thy mer - cy sing (for - ev - er);
ev - ery pass - ing
from
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mo -ment Count for e - ter - ni - ty (my Sav - ior);
Thee with - hold - ing, Thy will I now o - bey (my Je - sus);
one heart's de - vo - tion Sav - ior, 0 may it be Con - se -

all a - bout are dy - ing, Dy - ing in sin and shame; Help me
who hast free - ly giv - en Thine all in all for me, Claim this
crat - ed a - lone to Thy match - less glo - ry, Yield - ed ful - ly

bring them the mes-sage of Cal - v'ry's re-demp-tion In Thy glo - ri - ous name.
life for Thine own, to be used, my Sav - ior, Ev - ery mo-ment for Thee.
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Follow, I Will Fallow Thee 399
My •heep hear my 110/ce, and I know them, and they follow me! John 10:21
FOLLOW 8 5 8 5 Ref.
Howard L. Brown Howard L. Brown
and Margaret W. Brown and Mar&aret W. Brown
1. Je - SUS calls me, I must fol - low, Fol - low Him to - day;
2. Je - SUS calls me, I must fol • low, Fol - low ev - 'ry hour,
3. Je - SUS calls me, I must fol - low, Fol - low Him al • way;
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When His ten - der voice is plead - ing How can I lay?
Know the bless· ing of His pres - ence, Full - ness of pow'r.
When my Sav - ior goes be - fore me I can nev - er stray.
Fol • low, I will fol - low Thee, my Lord, Fol - low ev - 'ry
My to - mor - rows are all

fol - low ev - 'ry day;
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400 Only One Life
One hope • • • one Lord, one faith • •• one God • • • who Is aboue all • • • and in you all. Eph. 4 : 4 -6
LAPP 8 8 9 8
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2. "One God, one Lord, one faith" to share,
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Lord, use my life to fy Thee,

On • ly "one way" to men free,
What will count most when is done?
And bring the lost

Je • SUS who died
How man . y souls men.
In memory of Mn. Edna Brewer.

He's a Wonderful Savior to Me 401
And hla name aha/I be called Wonderful. laa. 9:6
Virgil P. Brock BROCK 10 9 11 9 Ref.

Blanche Kerr Brock
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1. I was lost in sin but Je - sus rescued me, He's a won - der - ful Sav - ior to
2. He's a Friend so true, so patient and so kind, He's a won - der - ful Sav - ior to
3. He is al - ways near to comfort and to cheer, He's a won - der - ful Sav - ior to
4. Dear- er grows the love of Je - sus day by day, He's a won - der - ful Sav - ior to
me; I was bound by fear but Je - sus set me free, He's a

me; Ev - 'ry - thing I need in Him I al - ways find, He's a
me; He for - gives my sins. He dries my ev - 'ry tear, He's a
me; Sweet - er is His grace while press. ing on my way, He's a
so won - der - ful!
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won - der - ful Sav - ior to me! (So won - der -A,!l!) For He's a won - der - ful
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a won - der - ful Sav - ior to was
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402 A Flag to Fallow
Ld IU therefore follow after th in11 which make for peace. Rom. 14:19
FLAG 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 Ref.
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1. I sought a flag to fol low, A cause for which to stand,

2. I sought a ring • ing an swer For all my doubts in side,
3. I sought for sat • is • fac tion 1''or yearn - ings deep with • in,
I sought a val • iant lead • er Who could my love com. mand;

A torch of truth up • lift ed, My search • ing steps to guide;
I sought for full de liv · • 'ranee From chains of guilt and sin;
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II sought a stir - ring chal. lenge, Some no . ble work to try,
I sought a word of wis. dom, A true au• thor . i ty,
I sought for peace and par • don, For free • dom from my fears,
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give my life fut fill • ment, My dreams to sat • ls fy.

sought to know life's pur • pose, To solve its mys• ter • y.
sought a hope to cling to Be • yond these pass • ing years.
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Teach Me Thy Way, 0 Lord 403

Teach me Thy way, 0 Lord, and lead me in a plain path. P•a. 21:J I
B. Mansell Ramsey CAMACHA 6 4 6 4 6 6 6 4

B. Mansell Ramsey
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1. Teach me Thy way, 0 Lord, Teach me Thy way! Thy guid -ing grace af- ford
2. When I am sad at heart, Teach me Thy way! When earth-ly joys de - part,
3. When doubts and fears a - rise, Teach me Thy way! When storms o'er -spread the skies,
4. Long as my life shall last, Teach me Thy way! Wher - e'er my lot be cast,
Teach me Thy Help me to walk a - right, More by faith,

Teach me Thy In hours of lone - Ii - ness, In times of
Teach me Thy Shine thro' the cloud and rain, Thro' sor - row,
Teach me Thy Un - til the race is run, Un - til the
less by sight; Lead me with heav'n - ly light, Teach me Thy way!

dire dis - tress, In fail - ure or sue - cess, Teach me Thy way!
toil and pain; Make Thou my path - way plain, Teach me Thy way!
jour - ney's done, Un - til the crown is won, Teach me Thy way! A-men.
Copyri&ht. By permission of Geo. Taylor, The Cross Printine Works, Stalnland, Halifax, Yorkshire.

404 Transformed
Be ye transformed by the renew inf of your mind. Rom. 12 : 2
TRANSFORMED C.M.
Mrs. F. G. Burroughs B.D, Ackley
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Lord, take up our tan • gled strands, Where we have wrought in vain,
Thou the sad, dis • cord - ant keys Of ev - 'ry troub - led breast,
bro - ken vows in frag • ments lie The toll of wast - ed years,
all the fail - ures, each mis - take Of hu • man ways,
That by the skill of Thy dear hands Some beau - ty may re main.
And change to peace- ful har - mo • nies The sigh - ings of un • rest.
Do Thou make whole a - gain, we cry, And give a song for tears.
Then, Sav • ior, for Thine own dear sake, Make them show forth Thy praise.
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Transformed by shall be Thine;
Trans • formed
To Thy most will, 0 Lord, We now our all re - sign.
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405 Just As I Am, Thine Own to Be

Marianne ram Wherewithal ahall a youn1 man clean,e hi• way1 Paa. 119: 9 JUST AS I AM 8 8 8 6
Joseph Bamby
1. Just as I am, Thine own to be, Friend of the young, who lov - est me,
2. In the glad mom -ing of my day, My life to give, my vows to pay,
3. I would live ev - er in the light, I would work ev • er for the right,
4. Just as I am, young, strong and free, To be the best that I can be

To con • se - crate my - self
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0 Je · SUS Christ, I come.
to Thee,
With no re - serve and no de . lay With all my heart I come.
I would serve Thee with all my might; There-fore to Thee I come.
For truth and right-eous - ness and Thee, Lord of my life, I come. A. men.
All for Jesus 406

Present your bodie• a /111ln1 sacrifice. Rom. 12: l
Mary D. James ALL FOR JESUS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Source Unknown
1. All for Je - sus, all for Je - sus! All my tal - ents, time and pow-ers,
2. Let my hands per - form His bid. ding, Let my feet run in His ways;
3. Since my eyes were fixed on Je • SUS, I've lost sight of all be - side;
4. Oh, what won-der! how a - maz - ing! Je - sus, glo - rious King of kings,
All my tho'ts and words and do - ings, All my days and all my hours,
Let my eyes see Je - sus on - ly, Let my lips speak forth His praise.
So en - chained my spir - it's vi - sion, Look • ing at the Cru - ci • fled.
Deigns to call me His be - lov • ed, Lets me rest beneath His wings.
Refrain
All for Je - sus! all for Je - sus! All my days and all my hours; hours.
All for Je - sus! all for Je - sus! Let my lips speak forth His praise; praise.
All for Je - sus! all for Je • sus! Look - ing at the Cru - ci - fled; fled.
All for Je - sus! all for Je • sus! Rest - ing now be - neath His wings; wings.

407 Faith of Our Fathers
Eamrstly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the mint•. Jude 3
ST. CATHERINE 8 8 8 8 8 8
Henri F. Herny
Frederick W. Faber Arr. by James G. Walton
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1. Faith of our fa - thers! liv - ing still

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In spite of dun - geon, fire and sword:
2. Our fa-thers, chained in pris - ons dark, Were still in heart and con-science free:
3. Faith of our fa - thers! we will love Both friend and foe in all our strife:
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0 how our hearts beat high with joy When - e'er we hear that glo - rious word!
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How sweet would be their chi! - dren 's fate, If they like them could die for thee!
And preach thee too as love knows how, By kind - ly words and vir - tuous life:
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Faith of our fa - thers, ho - ly faith! We will be true to thee till death!

Faith of our fa - thers, ho - ly faith! We will be true to thee till death!
Faith of our fa - thers, ho - ly faith! We will be true to thee till death! A - men.
408 Take My Life and Let It Be

Ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God In your body. l Car. 6:20
Frances R. Haverpl HENDON 7 7 7 7 7

Henri A. Cesar Malan
1. Take my life and let it be Con - se - crat - ed, Lord, to Thee; Take my hands and
2. Take my feet and let them be Swift and beau - ti - ful for Thee; Take my voice and
3. Take my lips and let them be Filled with mes - sa - ges for Thee; Take my sil - ver
4. Take my love, my God, I At Thy feet its treas - ure store; Take my - self and

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let them move At the im • pulse of Thy love, At the im • pulse of Thy love.
let me sing Al - ways, on - ly, for my King, Al • ways, on• ly, for my King.
and my gold, Not a mite would I with • hold, Not a mite would I with - hold.
I will be Ev - er, on • ly, all for Thee, Ev • er, on • ly all for Thee.
My Jesus, As Thou Wilt! 409

Thy kingdom coml!. Thy will bl! done ••• Matthew 6:10
Benjamin Schmolck MY JESUS AS THOU WILT 12 12 1212

From C.M. von Weber
1. My Je · SUS, as Thou wilt! 0 mayThy will be mine; In - to Thy

2. My Je. sus, as Thou wilt! Tho' seen thro' man- y a tear, Let not my
3. My Je · SUS, as Thou wilt! All shall be well for me; Each changing
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hand of love I would my all re • sign. Thro' sor. row, or thro' joy,
star of hope Grow dim or dis . ap • pear. Since Thou on earth hast wept
fu • ture scene I glad - ly trust with Thee. Look· ing to thee a• hove
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Con - duct me as Thine own; And help me still to say, "My Lord, Thy will be done."
And sor. rowed oft a. Ione, If I must weep with Thee.My Lord, Thy will be done.
I trav • el calm - Iy on, And sing, in joy to thee, "MyLord,Thy will be done."
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410 I Will Sing of the Mercies of the Lord
1 will sine of the mercies of the Lord forever. Psa. 89: 1
MERCIES Irreg,
Psalm 89:1 Source unknown
I will sing of the mer - cies the Lord for - ev - er, I will
i I will sing, I will sing of the mer - cies of the
Lord for - ev - er, I will sing of the

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mer - cies of the
will I make
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Thy
faith - ful - ness, With my mouth will I make known

of
er, will sing of the mer - cies of the

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Have Thine Own Way, Lord 411
We are the clay, and Thou our potter. I,a. 64 :8
Adelaide A. Pollard ADELAIDE 5 4 5 4 D.
Geor&e C. Stebbins
1. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Thou art the
2. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Search me and
3. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Wound - ed and
4. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Hold o'er my
Pot - ter, I am the --------

clay. Mold me and make me aft - er Thy
just
try me, Mas - ter, to day! Whit - er than snow, Lord, wash me
wea - ry, help me, I pray! Pow - er all power sure - ly is
be -
ing ab - so - lute sway! Fill with Thy Spir - it till all shall
U-•
will, While I am wait - ing yield - ed and
now, As in Thy pres - ence hum - bly I bow.
Thine! Touch me and heal me, Sav - ior di vine!
see Christ on - ly, al - ways, !iv - ing in me! A - men.
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412 Lead On, 0 King Eternal
Henceforth there I• laid up for me a crown of righteousneH, 2 Tim. 4:8
LANCASHIRE 7 6 7 6 D.
Ernest W. Shurtleff Henry T. Smart
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1. Lead• on, 0 King E • ter. nal, The day of march has come;
2. Lead on, 0 King E • ter • nal, Till sin's fierce war shall cease,
3. Lead on, 0 King E • ter. nal, We fol • low, not with fears;
Hence forth in fields of con • quest Your tents shall be our home.
And ho • Ii • ness shall whis • per The sweet A • men of peace;
For glad • ness breaks like mom • ing Wher e'er Your face ap • pears;
Through days of prep • a • ra • tion Your grace has made us strong,

For not with swords loud clash ing, Nor roll of stir • ring drums,
Your cross is lift • ed o'er us; We jour • ney in its light:
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And now, 0 King E • ter • nal, We lift our bat - tie song.
With deeds of love and mer. cy The Christian tri • umph comes.
The crown a • waits the con • quest; Lead on, 0 King of might. A-men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: CHALLENGE AND VICTORY

Onward, Christian Soldiers 413
Thou therefore endure hardneH, tu o 100d aoldler of Je•u• Chrt.t. 2 Tim. 2:3
Sabine Baring-Gould ST. GERTRUDE 6 5 6 5 D. Ref.

Arthur S. Sullivan
1. On - ward, Chris-tian sol • diers, march-ing as to war, With the cross of Je • sus
2. Like a might - y ar. my moves the Church of God; Brothers, we are tread• ing
3. Crowns and thrones may perish, king-doms rise and wane, But the Church of Je • sus
4. On • ward, then, ye peo • pie, join our hap - py throng, Blend with ours your voices
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go • ing on be •
where the saints have
fore: Christ, the roy • al
trod; We are not di • vid. ed,
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Mas - ter, leads a - gainst the foe;
all one bod • y we,
con - stant will re • main; Gates of hell can nev • er 'gainst that Church pre-vail;
in the tri . umph song; Glo - ry, laud, and hon. or un • to Christ the King;
For - ward in • to bat • tie, see His ban - ners go.

One in hope and doc • trine, one in char• i • ty. On - ward, Chris-tian sol-diers,
We have Christ's own prom-ise, and that can - not fail.
This thro' count-less a • ges men and an • gels sing.
war, With the cross of Je • SUS on be • fore.

414 Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus
Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong. l Cor. 16: 13
Georce Duffield GEIBEL 7 8 7 6 D. Ref.
1. Stand up, stand up for Je sus, Ye sol - diers of the cross;

2. Stand up, stand up for Je sus, The trum - pet call o - bey;
3. Stand up, stand up for Je sus, Stand in His strength a lone;
4. Stand up, stand up for Je sus, The strife will not be long;
Lift high His roy - al ban - ner, It must not suf - fer loss:
Forth to the might - y con - flict, In this His glo - rious day:
The arm of flesh will fail you, Ye dare not trust your own:
This day the noise of bat - tie, The next, the vie - tor's song:
From vie - t'ry un - to vie - t'ry His ar • my shall He lead

Ye that are men, now serve him A • gainst un - num - bered foes;
Put on the gos - pel ar - mor, Each piece put on with prayer;
To him who o - ver • com - eth A crown of life shall be;
Till ev - 'ry foe is

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van - quished, And Christ is Lord in . deed.
. pose.
Let cour - age rise with dan ger, And strength to strength op
Where du. ty calls, or dan ger, Be nev - er want - ing there.
He, with the King of glo ry, Shall reign e . ter - nal ly.

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Je • SUS, Lift
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus 415

Therefore endure hardness, as a ,:ood 50/dier of Je•u• Chri.t. 2 Tim . 2:3
George Duffield WEBB 7 6 7 6 D .

Georce J. Webb
1. Stand up, stand up for Je - sus, Ye sol - diers of the cross, Lift high His
2. Stand up, stand up for Je - sus, The trum • pet call o - bey; Forth to the
3. Stand up, stand up for Je - sus, Stand in His strength a - lone; The arm of
4. Stand up, stand up for Je • sus, The strife will not be long; This day the
roy - al ban· ner, It must not suf - fer loss; From vie - t'ry un • to vie • t'ry His
might· y con - flict In this His glo - rious day. Ye that are men, now serve Him A •
flesh will fail you Ye dare not trust your own; Put on the gos• pel ar • mor, Each
noise of bat• tie, The next, the vie - tor's song; To him that o • ver - com • eth A
ar • my shall He lead, Till ev - ery foe is van-quished And Christ is Lord in • deed.
gainst un-numbered foes; Let courage rise with dan • ger, And strength to strength oppose.
piece put on with prayer; Where duty calls, or dan • ger, Be nev - er want - ing there.
crown of life shall b:;J--J_ He with the King of glo - ry Shall reign e - ter - nal - ly.

416 Faith Is the Victory
Thi• i4 the uictory that ouercometh the world, euen our faith. l John S :4
SANKEY C.M.D. Ref.

John H. Yates. Ira D. Sankey
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1. En - camped a - Jong the hills of light, Ye Chris-tian sol- diers, rise,

2. His ban - ners o - ver us un - fold, Our sword the Word of God;
3. On ev - ery hand the foe we find Drawn up in dread ar - ray;
4. To him that o - ver - comes the foe, White rai. ment shall be giv'n;
And
We
Let
press
tread
tents
the bat - tie
the road the
of ease be
ere
left
the night Shall veil the glow - ing
saints of old With shouts of tri - umph
be - hind, And on - ward to the
-
skies.
trod.
fray;
Be - fore the an - gels he shall know His name con-fessed in heav'n.
A - gainst the foe in vales be - low Let all our strength be hurled;
By faith they, like a whirl-wind's breath, Swept on o'er ev - ery field;
Sal • va - tion's he! - met on each head, With truth all girt a - bout,
Then on - ward from the hills of light, Our hearts with love a - flame,
Faith is the vie - to - ry, we know, That o - ver - comes the world.
The faith by which they con- quered sin Is still our shin - ing shield.
The earth shall trem - hie 'neath our tread, And ech - o with our shout.
We'll van - quish all the hosts of night, In Je - sus' conquering name.

vie - to - ry!
0, glo - ri - ous vie - ry, That o - ver - comes the world.
Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart 417

R,:joire i11 the Lord. 0 Jlf' n"ghleo111<. P.ea. ,'f;f:1
Edward H. Plumptre MARION S.M. Ref.

Arthur H. Messiter
1. Re - joice, ye pure in heart, Re - joice, give thanks, and sing;

2. Bright youth and snow-crowned age, Strong men and maid - ens fair,
3. Yes, on through life's long path, Still chant - ing as ye go;
4. Still lift your stand • ard high, Still march in firm ar • ray;
Your fes - tal ban - ner wave

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on cross of Christ your King.
Raise high your free, ex ult - ing won - drous praise de - clare.
From youth to age, by night and glad - ness and in woe.
As war - riors through the dark- nes;; dawns the gold - en day.
Re • joice, re • joice, Re - joice, give thanks, and sing! A - men.

Re - joice, re - joice,

418 Who Is on the Lord's Side?
Who u on the Lord'• aide 1 Ex:. 32: 26
ARMAGEDDON 6 5 6 5 D. Ref,
C. Luise Reichardt
Frances R. Haverp.l An. by John Goss
1. Who is on the Lord's side'? Who will serve the King'? Who will be His
2. Not for weight of glo - ry, Not for crown and palm, En - ter we the
3. Je • sus, Thou hast bought us, Not with gold or gem, But with Thine own
4. Fierce may be the con - flict, Strong may be the foe, But the King's own
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help - ers,
ar • my,
0th
Raise
. er lives to
the war - rior
--
bring'? Who
psalm; But
will
for
Q
leave the world's side'?
love that claim - eth
life - blood, For Thy di • a . dem. With Thy bless - ing fill . ing
ar . my None can 0 - ver - throw. 'Round His stand - ard rang . ing
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Who will face the foe'? Who is on the Lord's side'? Who for
Lives for whom He died; He whom Je • SUS nam - eth Must be
Each who comes to Thee, Thou hast made us will - ing, Thou hast
Vic - t'ry is se . cure; For His truth un chang - ing Makes the
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Him will "°

go'? Thy call of mer - cy, hy grace di - vine,
on His side. Thy love con - strain - ing, Thy grace di - vine,
made us free. By Thy grand re - demp - tion, Thy grace di • vine,
tri - umph sure. Joy - ful - ly en - list - ing Thy grace di - vine,

Sound the Battle Cry! 419
Fi1ht the 100d filht of faith. l Tim. 6:12
BATTLE CRY 10 8 10 9 Ref.

Wllllam F . Sherwin
William F. Sherwin
cry! see the foe is nigh! Raise the stan. dard high
foe, march • ing on we go, While our cause, we know,
all, hear us when we call, Help us one and all
for the Lord: Gird your ar • mor on, stand firm, ev • 'ry • one;
must pre • vail; Shield and ban . ner bright gleam• ing in the light,
by Thy grace; When the bat • tie's done and the vie • t'ry won,
Rest your cause up • on His ho • ly Word.

Bat. tling for the right we ne'er can fail. Rouse, then, sol • diers, ral • ly
May we wear the crown be • fore Thy face.
On • ward, for. ward,

420 Take Time to Be Holy
Follow peace with all men, and holine.a. Heb. I 2: I 4
HOLINESS 6 6 6 6 D.
William D. Longstaff George C. Stebbins
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1. Take time to be ho - ly, Speak oft with thy Lord; A - bide in Him
2. Take time to be holy, The world rush - es on; Spend much time in
3. Take time to be ho - ly, Let Him be thy guide, And run not be -
al - ways, And feed on His Word. Make friends of God's chil - dren; Help
se - cret With Je - sus a - lone; By look - ing to Je • SUS, Like
fore Him What - ev - er be tide; In joy or in sor - row Still
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those who are weak; For - get - ting in noth - ing His bless - ing to seek.
Him thou shalt be; Thy friends in thy con - duct His like - ness shall see.
fol - low thy Lord, And, look - ing to Je - sus, Still trust in His Word.
421 Fight The Good Fight

Fi1ht the 100d fllht of faith. I Tim. 6: I 2
PENTECOST L.M.
John S. B. Monsen William Boyd
L Fight the good fight with all

thy might! Christ is thy strength, and Christ" thy right;
2. Run the straight race thro' God's good grace,
Lift up thine eyes, and seek His face;
3. Cast care a - side, lean on thy Guide, His bound-less mer - cy will pro - vide;
4. Faint not nor fear, His arms are near, He chang - eth not, and thou art dear;

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Lay hold on crown e - ter - nal - ly.
Life with its way be - fore us lies, path, and Christ the prize.
Trust, and thy trust • ing soul shall prove Christ is its life, and Christ its love.
On • ly be• lieve, and thou shalt ~e That Christ is all in all to .thee. A - men;
Jesus Bids Us Shine 422

When the bright •hlninll of a candle doth 1t11e thee li1ht. Lulce 11 :36
Susan Warner SHINE 10 11 9 10

Edwin O. Excell
1. Je • SUS bids
bids
us shine, with a
shine, first of
clear, pure light, Like a
r ,
lit - tie
2. Je • SUS us all for Him; Well He sees and
3. Je • SUS bids us shine, then, for all a - round Man . y kinds of
4. Je • SUS bids us shine, as we work for Him, Bring • ing those that
die bum - ing in the night; In this world of dark - ness

it if our light is dim; He looks down from heav - en,
- ness in this world a • bound; Sin, and want, and sor - row:
wan - der from the paths of sin; He will ev - er help us,
we must shine, You in your small cor • ner, and I in mine.

sees us shine, You in your small cor • ner, and I in mine.
we must shine, You in your small corner, and I in mine.
if we shine, You in your small cor - ner, and I in mine.

423 Soldiers of Christ, Arise
Be ,tron1 in the Lord •• • Put on the whole armor of God. Eph. 6 : 10, 11
Charles Wesley DlADEMATA S. M.D.

George J . Elvey
1. Sol - diers of Christ, a - rise And put your ar - mor on,

2. Stand then in His great might, With all His strength en - dued,
3. Leave no un - guard - ed place, No weak - ness of the soul;
Strong in
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the strength which God sup - plies Through His e - ter - nal Son;
And take, to arm you for the fight, The pan - o - ply of God;
Take ev - ery vir - tue, ev - ery grace, And for - ti - fy the whole.
in the strength of Je - sus trusts Is more than con - quer - or.

all the pow'rs of dark - ness down, And win the well - fought day.
may o'er -come through Christ a - lone, And stand com - plete at last. A - men.
THE CHRlSTIAN LlFE: CHALLENGE AND VlCTORY

The Son of God Goes Forth.tQ War 424
Can ye drink of the cup that I drink o(1 Mark I 0:38
Re&inald Heber ALL SAINTS, NEW C.M.D.

Henry S. Culler
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1. The Son of God goes forth to war, A king - ly crown to

2. The mar - tyr first, whose ea - gle eye Could pierce be - yond the
3. A glo - rious band, the cho - sen few On whom the Spir - it came,
4. A no - ble ar - my, men and boys, The ma - tron and the maid,
His blood - red ban - ner streams a - far: Who fol - lows in His
Who saw his Mas - ter in the sky And called on Him to save.
Twelve val - iant saints, their hope they knew And mocked the cross and flame:
Will sing of all their king - dom joys, In robes of light ar ~ rayed.
Who best can drink His cup of woe, Tri um - phant o - ver
Like Him, with par - don on his tongue In midst of mor - tal pain,
They met the ty - rant's bran •dished steel, The Ii - on's go - ry mane;
They gave their serv - ice all to him Through per - ii, toil, and pain;
Who pa - tient bears His cross be - low, He fol - lows in His train.
He prayed for them that did the wrong: Who fol - lows in hi'> train?
They bowed their necks the death to feel: Who fol - lows in their train?
0 God, to us may grace be giv'n To fol -low in their train! A-men.

425 My Anchor Holds
Which hope we haue ,u an anchor of ,he soul. Heb. 6: 19
MY ANCHOR HOLDS Irreg. Ref.

W.C. Martin Daniel B. Towner
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1. Though the an • gry surg • es roll On my tern • pest • driv • en soul,

2. Might. y tides a • bout me sweep, Per • ils lurk with • in the deep,
3. I can feel the an • chor fast As I meet each sud • den blast,
4. Trou • bles al • most 'whelm the soul; Griefs like bi! • lows o'er me roll;
I am peace • ful, for I know, Wild . ly though the winds may blow,
An • gry clouds o'er -shade the sky, And the tern • pest ris • es high;
And the ca • ble, though un • seen, Bears the heav • y strain be • tween;
Tempt. ers seek to lure a • stray; Storms ob • scure the light of day:
I've an an • chor safe and sure That can ev . er . more en • dure.

Still I stand the tern-pest's shock, For my an • chor grips the Rock.
Thro' the storm I safe • ly ride, Till the tum • ing of the tide.
But in Christ I can be bold, I've an an • chor that shall hold.
wild • est, then, 0

wild est,
gale, On my bark so small and frail; By His grace I shall not

then, 0 gale,

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my an - chor holds.
holds,
Christ for the World! We Sing 426

Chri•t Je•u• came Into the world to .ave •Inner•; of whom I am chief. l Tim. l: 15
Samuel Wolcott ITALIAN 6 10 6 6 10

Felice de Giardini
'---"
1. Christ for the world! we sing; The world to Christ we bring,
With lov - ing zeal; The poor and them that-mourn, The faint and
With fer - vent prayer; The way - ward and the lost, By rest - less
With one ac - cord; With us the work to share, With us re -
With joy - ful song; The new - born souls whose days, Re - claimed from
o - ver - borne, Sin - sick and sor - row - worn, Whom Christ doth heal.
pas - sions tossed, Re - deemed at count - less cost, From dark de - spair.
proach to dare, With us the cross to bear, For Christ our Lord.
er - ror's ways, In - spired with hope and praise, To Christ be - long. A - men.

427 Arise, Ye Church of God
Yet a little while, and He • •• will come, and will not tarry. Heb. 10:31
FESTAL SONG S.M.

Daniel Watklns William H. Walter
1. A . rise, ye Church of God! And her - aid the Lord's re turn

2. 0 Church of God rise up! The gos . pel truth now tell
3. A . wake, 0 Church of God! The mom . ing draw• eth nigh;
4. 0 bless • ed Bride of Christ, Pro • claim the Word of God;
5. A rise, ye Church of God, De dare the ju . bi lee
6. A rise, 0 Church of God, The Lord will soon ap . pear
To ev - 'ry man and na - tion tell That faith in them might burn.
To rich and poor, to man and child, To all who on earth dwell.
Gird up thy - self and toil for God, Be - fore time pass - es by.
Serve with thy heart, thy mind and strengthAndwalkwhereChrist has trod.
That God hath made for man and beast For alt' e - ter - ni - ty.
Walk in the way that He has led And to the cross be near. A - men.
428 Dare to Be a Daniel

Daniel anawered and aaid, BleHed be the name of God for e11er and e11er. Daniel 2: 20
DARE 7 5 7 6
Philip P. Bliss
PhiliPP. Bila Arr. by Jon Drevits
L Stand - ing by a pur - pose true, Heed - ing God's com-mand, Hon - or them, the
2. Man - y might - y men are lost, Dar - ing not to stand, Who for God had
3. Man - y gi - ants great and tall, Stalk - ing thru the land, Head - long to the
4. Hold the gos - pet ban-ner high! On to vie - t'ry grand! Sa - tan and His
Cl 1966 by Sln&sPlration, Inc. All n&hts reserved. Used by permission.

faith - ful few! All hail to Dan - iel's band!
been a host By join - ing Dan - iel's band!
earth would fall If met by Dan - iel's band! Dare to be a Dan - iel,
host de - fy, And shout for Dan - iel's band!
Dare to have a pur - pose firm! Dare to make it known!
Am I a Soldier of the Cross? 429

••• Endure hardneaa, aa a good soldier of Jeau• Christ. 2 Tim. 2:3
Isaac Watts ARLINGTON C.M.

Thomas A. Ame
1. Am I a sol - dier of the cross, A fol - l'wer of the Lamb,

2. Shall all my life be sim - pli - fled With flow ·- ry beds of ease,
3. Are there no foes for me to face? Must I not stem the flood?
4. Sure I must fight if I would reign; In - crease my cour - age, Lord;
-&
-e-·
And shall I fear to own His cause, Or blush to speak His name?
While others fought to win the prize, And sailed thro' blood-y seas?
ls this vile world a friend to grace, To help me on to God?
I'll bear the toil, en - dure the pain, Sup - port - ed by Thy word. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE : CHALLENGE AND VICTORY

430 Rise Up, 0 Men of God!
Yet a little while, and He ••• will come, and will not tarry. Heb. 10:37
FESTAL SONG S.M.

William P. Menill William H. Walter
1. Rise up, 0 men of God! Have done with less • er things;

2. Rise up, 0 men of God! His King• dom tar - ries long;
3. Rise up, 0 men of God! The Church for you doth wait,
4. Lift high the cross of Christ! Tread where His feet have trod;
Give heart and soul and mind and strength To serve the King of kings.
Bring in the day of broth . er • hood And end the night of wrong.
Her strength un • e - qua! to her task; Rise up, and make her great!
As broth - ers of the Son of Man, Rise up, 0 men of God! A - men.
J
431 I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus

Tnut ye in the Lord foreuer. laa. 26:4
BULLINGER 8 II 8 3
Frances R. HavercaI Ethelbert W . Bullin1er
..__,,
1. I _ am trust - ing
r
Thee,-Lord Je - sus, Trust - ing on . ly Thee;
2. I _ am trust • ing Thee_ to guide me; Thou a . lone shalt lead,
3. J__ am trust• ing Thee_ for pow• er: Thine can nev . er fail;
4. 1--am trust - ing Thee, _Lord . Je. sus; Nev • er let me fall;
r
ing Thee for full_ sat . va - tion,
. r
Great ___ and free.
'ry day and hour_ sup • ply • ing All ____ my need.
which Thou Thy. self_ shalt give me Must _ _ _ pre - vail.
am trust• ing Thee_ for - ev • er, And _ _ _ for all. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: ASSURANCE AND TR UST

Be Still, My Soul 432
Be •till, and lrnow that 1 am God, P•a. 46: IO
FINLANDIA 10 10 10 10 10 10
Katharina A.von Schlegel Jean Sibelius
Trans. by Jane L. Borthwick Arr. for The Hymnal
1. Be still, my soul! the Lord is on thy Bear pa - tient - ly the

2. Be still, my soul! thy Lord doth un -der - To guide the fu - ture
3. Be still, my soul! the hour is has - t'ning on When we shall be for-
J -&
---....
cross of grief or pain;_ Leave to thy God to or - der and pro -

as He has the past. _ Thy hope, thy con - fi - dence let noth - ing
ev - er with the Lord,_ When dis - ap - point-ment, grief, and fear are gone,---
All now mys - te - rious shall be bright at

----
In ev - ery change He faith - ful will re - main. - - Be still, my soul! thy
last. - - Be still, my soul! the
Sor - row for - got, love's pur - est joys re - stored,- Be still, my soul! when
best, thy heav'n-ly Friend _Thro' thorn - y ways leads to a joy - ful end._
waves and winds still know _ _ His voice who ruled them while He dwelt be - low. _
change and tears are past, _ _ All safe and bless - ed we shall meet at last. _
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Thia tune In lower Irey, No. 527

433 A Shelter in the Time of Storm!
A man chall be ••• 08 the shadow of a great rock In a weary land. Isa. 32:2
Vernon J. Charlesworth SHFLTER L.M. Ref.

Adapt. by Ira D. Sankey Ira D. Sankey
r 7
1. The Lord's our rock, in Him we hide, A she!• ter in the time of storm;
2. A shade by day, de fense by night, A she!• ter in the time of storm;
3. The rag • ing storms may round us beat, A she! • ter in the time of storm;
4. 0 Rock di - vine, 0 Ref - uge dear, A she! - ter in the time of storm;
Se - cure what - ev • er ill be • tide, A shP.l. ter in the time of storm.

No fears a - !arm, no foes af - fright, A she! . ter in the time of storm.
We'll nev • er leave our safe re - treat, A she! . ter in the time of storm.
Be Thou our help • er ev - er near, A she! . ter in the time of storm.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: ASSURANCE AND TRUST

Jesus Loves Even Me
And to know the loue of Chrut. Eph. 3: 19
434
JESUS LOVES EVEN ME 10 10 10 10 Ref.
P.P.B.
P.P. Bliss
1. I am so glad that our Fa • ther in heaven Tells of His

2. Tho' I for • get Him and wan • der a • way, Still He doth
3. Oh, if there's on • ly one song I can sing, When in His
love in the Book He has given; Won. der ful things in the
love me wher ev • er I stray; Back to His dear lov • ing
beau • ty I see the great King, This shall my song in e •
Bi • ble I see: This is the dear • est, that Je • SUS loves me.
arms would I flee, When I re • mem • her that Je • SUS loves me.
ter • ni • ty be: "Oh, what a won • der that Je • SUS loves me."
Je • sus loves me,
Je • sus loves

435 Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the e1Jerlaatl n1 arm,. Deut. 33 : 27
Elisha A. Hoffman SHOWALTER 10 9 10 9 Ref.

Anthony J . Showalter
7
L What a fel. low-ship, joy di -vine,

2. 0 how sweet to walk in this pi! - grim way, on ev • er -
3. What have I to dread, what have I to fear, on ev •er•
What a
o, how
I have peace so near,
Refrain
Lean ing,
arms. Lean • ing on Je • sus,
arms.
lean ing, Safe and se • cure from all a - !arms; Lean

lean • ing on Je • sus, Lean • ing on
lean ing, Lean-ing on the ev • er - last - ing arms.

SUS, lean• ing on Je • SUS,

We Have an Anchor 436
Which hope we haue as an anchor of the •oul, both •ure and .tedfa.t, Heb. 6: 19
ANCHOR 10 9 10 9 Ref.
Priscilla J. Owens
Willla.m J. Kirkpatrick
1. Will your an - chor hold in the stonns of life, When the clouds un - fold
-
·2. It is safe - ly moored, 'twill the stonn with-stand, For 'tis well se - cured
3. It will firm - ly hold in the straits of fear, When the breakers have told
wings of strife? When the strong tides lift, and the ca - hies strain,
Sav - iour's hand; And the ca - hies passed from His heart to mine,
reef is near; Tho' the tern - pest rage and the wild winds blow,
Refrain
7
Will your an - chor drift,- or_ finn re - main?

Can de - fy that blast,- thro' strength di -vine. We have an an - chor that
Not an an - gry wave_ shall our bark o'er - flow.
Fas- tened to the
r.-
Sav- iour's love.

437 Moment by Moment
Who are lrept by the power of God through faith unto aaluation l Pet. l :S
WHITTLE 10 10 10 10 Ref.
Daniel W. Whittle May W. Moody
1. Dy - ing with Je - sus, by death reek - oned mine; Liv - ing with Je - SUS a
2. Nev - er a tri - al that He is not there, Nev - er a bur - den that
3. Nev - er a heart - ache and nev - er a groan, Nev - er a tear - drop and
4. Nev - er a weak -ness that He doth not feel, Nev - er a sick - ness that
u
new life di -
r
vine; Look - ing to Je - SUS till glo - ry doth shine, Mo-ment by
He doth not bear, Nev - er a sor - row that He doth not share, Mo-ment by
never a moan; Nev - er a dan - ger, but there on the throne, Mo- ment by
He can-not heal; Mo-ment by mo-ment, in woe or in weal, Je · SUS my
Refrain
u
mo - ment, 0 Lord, I am
mo - ment, I'm un - der His care.
mo - ment, He thinks of His own. Mo-ment by mo-ment I'm kept in His love;
Sav - ior a - bides with me still.

Is My Name Written There 438
There •hall In no wl,e enter Into It anything that clefileth, •.• but they which are written In the
Lamb·• book of life. Re11. 21: 27
Mary A. Kidder NAME WRITTEN 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 Rd.

Frank M. Davia
7
1. Lord, I care not for rich - es, Nei • ther • sil - ver nor gold; I would
2. Lord, my sins they are man - y Like the sands of the sea, But Thy
3. Oh, that beau - ti - ful cit - y With its man-sions of light, With its
gain life e - ter - nal, I would en - ter the fold. In the book of Thy
blood, 0 my Sav-iour, Is suf - fi - cient for me: For Thy prom - ise is
glo - ri - fied be - ings In pure gar - ments of white! Where no e - vii thing
king - dom With its pa - ges so fair, Tell me, Je - sus, my Sav - iour, Is my
writ - ten In bright let - ters that glow, "Though your sins be as scar - let, I will
com - eth To de - spoil what is fair, For its com - ing I'm watch - ing, Is my
name writ - ten there?

make them like snow." Is my name writ - ten there, On the page white and fair?
name writ - ten there?

439 Dwelling in Beulah Land
Com~ ••• inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. Matt. 26:34
DWELLING lrrei:. Ref.

C. Austin Miles
1. Far a • way the noise of strife up • on my ear is fall - ing, Then I know the
2. Far be • low the storm of doubt up • on the-world is beat-ing, Sons of men in
3. Let the storm-y breez-es blow, their cry can-not a • larm me; I am safe - ly
4. View•ing here the works of God, I sink in con-tern - pla - tions Hear. ing now His
sins of earth be - set on ev • 'ry • hand: Doubt and fear and • things of earth in
bat • tie long the en - e- my with • stand: Safe am I with • in the cas • tie
she) -tered here, pro • tect •ed by God's hand: Here the sun is al -ways shin-ing,
bless - ed voice, I see the way He planned: Dwell - ing in the Spir • it here I
vain to me are call ing, None of these shall move me from Beu -lah Land.
of God's Word re • treat-ing, Noth - ing then can reach me, 'tis Beu - lah Land.
here there's naught can harm me, I am safe for • ev • er in Beu -lah Land.
learn of full sal • va- tion, Glad • ly will I tar. ry in Beu - lah Land.
Refrain
I'm liv. ing on the moun-tain, un • der- neath a cloud - less sky, :--:---:::--:-: I'm
Praise God!
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man-na from a boun - ti • ful sup - ply, For I am dwell - ing in Beu-lah Land.
My Hope Is Built 440

Other foundation can no man lay than that ;. laid, which u Je,u, Chrl,t. l Cor. 3: 11
SOLID ROCK L.M. Ref.

Edward Mote William B. Bradbury
1. My hope is built on noth - ing less Than Je - sus' blood and right• eous - ness;
2. When dark - ness veils His love - ly face, I rest on His un - chang - ing grace;
3. His oath, His cov - e - nant, His blood Sup - port me in the whelm - ing flood;
4. When He shall come with trum - pet sound, 0 may I then in Him be found;
I dare not trust in earth - ly fame, But whol - ly lean on Je - sus' name.
In ev • ery high and storm - y gale, My an - chor holds with - in the veil.
When all a - round my soul gives way He then is all my hope and stay.
Dressed in His right - eous - ness a - lone, Fault - less to stand be - fore the throne.
Christ er ground
is sink - ing sand, All oth - er ground is sink - ing sand.

441 He Hideth My Soul
I will p11t thee in a dift of tJ,e rock, a11d will co1,er thee with My ha11d. E:r. 39:22
Fanny J. Crosby KIRKPATRICK 118118 Ref.

1. A won • der • ful Sav • ior is Je • sus my Lord, A won • der ful
2. A won • der • ful Sav • ior is Je • sus my Lord, He tak • eth my
3. With num • her • less bless • ings each mo • ment He crowns, And, filled with His
4. When clothed in His bright-ness, trans- port • ed I rise To meet Him in
Sav • ior to ----

me;_ He hid· eth my soul in the cleft of the rock, Where
bur• den • a - way;_ He hold· eth me up, and I shall not be moved, He
full - ness di vine,- . I sing in my rap • ture, 0 glo • ry to God For
clouds of the sky, _ Then we shall re • turn to be ru • lers with Him, When
-.I
riv • ers of pleas-ure I see.

giv - eth me strength as my day. He hid . eth my soul in the cleft of the rock
such a Re - deem -er as mine!
Je • sus shall come from on high.
He hid • eth my life in the depths of His love,

A Child of the King 442
We are the children of God; and if children, then heira. Rom. 8: J 6, J 7
Harriett E . Buell. BINGHAMTON 10 11 11 11 Ref.

John B. Sumner
1. My Fa- ther is rich in hous - es and lands, He hold - eth the

2. My Fa - ther's own Son, the Sav - ior of men, Once wan - dered on
3. I once was an out- cast stran - ger on earth, A sin - ner by
4. A tent or a cot- tage, why should I care? God's build - ing a
wealth of
earth as
choice, and
cit • y,
the
the
an
so
world in
poor- ~st
al - 1en
I should
His
of
by
pre -
hands! Of
them; For
birth; But
ru - hies and
now He
I've been a
is
pare; Though trou - bled and

-
dia - moods, of
reign - ing in
dopt- ed, my
sore, _ _ yet
sil - ver and gold, His __ cof - fers are full, e has rich - es un -
heav - en on high, And will ran - som my soul when he comes from the
name's writ - ten down, An _ _ heir to the King.dam a robe, and a crown.
still I may sing: All-- glo - ry to God, I'm a child of the King.
Refrain
" :: I I
• I I
-,; -a -· ~
- - ~
"' I'm
.
child
!:"
of
!:
the
t
King,
,,
A
• ..
child of
•
the
•
King:
~

443 Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us
When He putteth forth Hu own sheep, He goeth before them. John 10:4
Hymns for the Young BRADBURY 8 7 8 7 D.

Attr. to Dorothy A. Thrupp William B. Bradbury
r 7
1. Sav - ior, like a shep - herd lead us, Much we need Thy ten - der care;
2. We are Thine, do Thou be - friend us, Be the guard - ian of our way;
3. Thou hast prom - ised to re - ceive us, Poor and sin - ful though we be;
4. Ear - ly let us seek Thy fa - Ear - ly let us do Thy will;
In Thy pleas - ant pas - tures feed us, For our use Thy folds pre - pare:
Keep Thy flock, from sin de - fend Seek us when we go a - stray:
Thou hast mer - cy to re • lieve Grace to cleanse, and pow'r to free:
Bless - ed Lord and on - ly Sav - With Thy love our bos - oms fill:
Bless - ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Thou hast bought us, Thine we are
Bless - ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Hear, 0 hear us when we pray.
Bless - ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Ear - ly let us turn to Thee.
Bless- ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Thou hast loved us, love us still.
Bless- ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Thou hast bought us, Thine we are.
Bless - ed Je • sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Hear, 0 hear us when we pray.
Bless - ed Je - sus, bless - ed Je - sus, Ear - ly let us tum to Thee.
Bless - ed Je • sus, bless • ed Je - sus, Thou hast loved us, love us still.

Sunshine in My Soul 444
For God, who commanded the 116ht to •hine out of darkneu, hath •hined in our heart.. 2 Cor. 4 :6
Eliza E. Hewitt SUNSHINE 9 6 8 6 Ref.

JohnR.Swe
7
1. There is sun - shine in my soul to - day, More glo - ri - ous and bright
2. There is mu - sic in my soul to - day, A car - ol to my King,
3. There is spring - time in my soul to - day, For when the Lord is near
4. There is glad - ness in my soul to - day, And hope and love and praise,
Than _ _ glows in an - y earth - ly sky, For Je - sus is my light.

And _ _ Je - sus, lis - ten - ing can hear The songs I can- not sing.
The _ _ dove of peace sings in my heart, The flow'rs of grace ap - pear.
For _ __ bless - ings which He gives me now, For joys in fu - ture days.
Refrain
0 there's hap - py mo - ments
roll; When Je • sus shows His smil - ing_face, There is sun - shine in my soul.

445 Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine
I will aln6 praise• unto my God while I haue any beln6. Paa. 146:2
Fanny J. Crosby ASSURANCE 9 10 9 9 Ref.

Phoebe P. Knapp
1. Bless - ed as - sur - ance, Je - sus is mine!- 0, what a fore - taste of

2. Per - feet sub - mis - sion, per - feet de • light,_ Vi-sions of rap - ture now
3. Per - feet sub - mis - sion, all is at rest,-• I in my Sav - ior am
glo - ry di vine!_ Heir of sal - va - tion, pur - chase of God,-

burst on my sight;_ An - gels de - scend - ing, bring from a bove_
hap • PY and blest;- Watch - ing and wait - ing, look - ing a hove,-
Led by His Spir - it, washed in His blood._

Ech - oes of mer - cy, whis-pers of love_ This is my sto - ry, this is my
Filled with His good-ness, lost in His love._ •
song,_ Prais - ing my Sav - ior all the day long;_ This is my sto - ry,

God's Way 446
The way• of the Lord are right, and the Jud •hall walk In them. Ho•ea 14: 9
GOD'S WAY 11 11 11 11 Ref.

IJda Shivers Leech
7
1. God's way is the

2. God's way is the
3. God's way shall be
best way,
best way,
my way,
Tho' I may not
My path He hath
He know-eth the
-
s ee-- Why sor - rows and
planned,- I'll trust in Him
best,-- And lean - ing up -
tri - als Oft gath • er 'round me; __ He ev - er is seek - ing

al - way While hold· ing His hand.- In shad• ow or sun - shine
on Him, Sweet, sweet is my rest.- No harm can be fall me,
.J. )J )J )) ~- ;. )>
f':'\
My gold to re - fine, - So hum - bly I trust Him, My Sav - ior di - vine_

He ev - er is near,- With Him for my ref - uge, I nev - er need fear.-
Safe, safe shall I be,_ I'll cling to Him ev - er, So pre - cious is He. -
J. J) b.J. )> )J
Refrain Animato
God's way is the best way, God's way is the right way,
rit.
7
way, He know - eth
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447 'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
That we •hould be to the praiu of Hi& 6lory, who first tru,ted In Chrut. Eph. l: 12
Louia M. R. Stead TR UST IN JESUS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

l.'Tis so sweet to trust in Je • SUS, Just to take Him at His word;

2. 0 how sweet to trust in Je • SUS, Just to trust His cleans-ing blood;
3. Yes, 'tis sweet to trust in Je · SUS, Just from sin and self to cease;
4. I'm so glad I learned to trust Thee, Pre • cious Je • sus, Sav • ior, Friend;
Just to rest up • on His prom • ise; Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord.''
Just in sim • pie faith to plunge me 'Neath the heal • ing, cleans - ing flood!
Just from Je • sus sim • ply tak • ing Life and rest, and joy and peace.
And I know that Thou art with me, Wilt be with me to the end
448 0 Holy Savior, Friend Unseen

It i& better to tru•t In the Lord than to put confidence in man. P,a. 118:8
Charlotte Elliott FLEMMING 8 8 8 6

Friedrich F. FlemmJ.ni
'-!;./
L O ho - ly Sav - ior, Friend un • seen,- Since on Thine arm Thou bidd'st me lean,
2. What tho' the world de • ceit . fut_ prove,. And earth • ly friends and hopes re • move;
3. Tho' faith and hope are of • ten_ tried,- I ask not, need not aught be • side;
4. Blest is my lot, what• e'er be • fall;_ What can dis• turb me, who pall,

r
Help me thro' - out life's chang-ing_ scene,- By faith to cling to Thee.
With pa-tient, un - com- plain- ing_ love,- Still would I cling to Thee.
So safe, so calm, so sat - is fied,_The soul that clings to Thee.
While as my Strength, my Rock, my_ All, __ Sav - ior, I cling to Thee? A-men
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Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me 449

He commandeth even the winds and water, and they obey Him. Luke 8:25
Edward Hopper ARFON 7 7 7 7 D.

Traditional Welsh hymn melody
1. Je • SUS, Sav - ior, pi . lot me 0 - ver life's tern - pes - tuous sea;
2. As a moth - er stills her child, Thou canst hush the o - cean wild;
3. When in life my tri -als are sore, And the fear • ful break - ers roar
Un - known waves be - fore me roll, Hid - ing rock and tr-each - 'rous shoal;
Bois - terous waves o - bey Thy will When Thou say'st to them, "Be still!"
'Twixt me and the peace - ful rest, Then, while lean - ing on Thy breast,
Chart and com - pass came from Thee: Je - sus, Sav • ior, pi - lot me.
Won - drous Sov - 'reign of the sea, Je - sus, Sav - ior, pi - lot me.
May I hear Thee say to me, "Fear not, I will pi - lot thee." A - men.

450 Trust and Obey
If ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed. John -8 : 31
TRUST AND OBEY 6 6 9 D . Ref.

John H. Sammis Daniel B. Towner
1. When we walk with the Lord in the light of His Word,

2. Not a shad - ow can rise, not a cloud in the skies,
3. Not a bur - den we bear, not a sor - row we share,
4. But we nev - er can prove the de - lights of His love
5. Then in fel -low- ship sweet we will sit at His feet,
What a glo - ry He sheds on our way! While we do His good

But His smile quick - ly drives it a - way; Not a doubt nor a
But our toil He doth rich - ly re - pay; Not a grief nor a
Un - til all on the al - tar we lay; For the fa - vor He
Or we'll walk by His side in the way; What He says we will
will He a - bides with us still, And with all who will

fear, not a sigh nor a tear, Can a bide while we
loss, not a frown nor a cross, But is blest if we
shows and the joy He be stows Are for them who will
do, where He sends we will go Nev - er fear, on - ly
trust and o - bey. Trust and o - bey, for there's no oth - er
way To be hap - PY in Je - sus, But to trust and 0 -

Trust in the Lord with All Your Heart 451
Tn,•t In the Lord with all thine heart. Prov. 3:5
Wendell P. Loveless LOVELESS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Wendell P. Loveless
7
1. Trust in the Lord with This is God's gra-cious com -

2. Trust in the· Lord who See - eth all things as they are, __
3. Trust in the Lord His All thro' your path - way a head,_
In all your ways ac - knowl-edge Him, So shall you dwell in the

Be it a bird • ling in its nest, Or yon - der ut - ter -most star._
He hath redeemed and He will keep, Trust Him and be not a - fraid._
_____
...___
care; _ _ _ What
care, of His care;
ev - er your lot, it mat - ter - eth not, For noth - ing can trou - hie you
Trust in the
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452 His Yoke Is Easy
For my yoke ii ca,y, and my burden 11 light. Matt. l l : 30
YOKE lrreg , Ref.

R . E. Hudson
1. The Lord is my Shep - herd, I shall not want, He mak - eth me down to
2. My soul cri - eth out: "re • store me a - gain, And give me the strength to
3. Yea, tho' I should walk the val - ley of death, Yet why should I fear from
lie In pas • tures green, He lead • eth me The qui • et wa • ters by.
take The nar • row path of right - eous-ness, E'en for His own name's sake."
ill? For Thou art with me, and Thy rod And staff me com • fort still.
His yoke is eas - y, His bur-den is light, I've found it so, I've found it so;
453 Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me

He commandeth euen the wlncu and water, and they obey Him , Luke 8:25
PILOT 7 7 7 7
John E , Gould
7
~3~
1. Je - sus, Sav • ior pi • lot me 0 • ver life's tem-pes- tuous sea:
2. As a moth • er stills her child, Thou canst hush the o - cean wild;
3. When in life my tri • als are sore, And the fear • ful break-ers roar
,.--3--,

Un- known waves be - fore me roll, Hid - ing rocks and treach-'rous shoal;
~r
Bois-t'rous waves o - bey Thy will When Thou say'st to them, "Be still!"
•Twixt me and the peace-ful
----
rest, Then, while lean - ing on Thy breast,
Chart and com - pass come Thee, Je - sus, Sav ior, pi - lot me!
Won-drous Sov - 'reign of sea, Je - sus, Sav ior, pi -lot me!
May I hear Thee say me, "Fear not, I will pi - lot thee!"
Sun of My Soul 454

The darlrneu and the light IJ1'e both alike to Thee. P•a.. 139:12
HORSLEY L.M.
Arr. from Katholuches Ge•angbuch, Vienna
1. Sun of my
r-soul, Thou Sav - ior dear,
It is not night if Thou be near,
2. When the soft dews of kind - ly sleep My wea-ry eye - lids gent - ly steep,
3. A- bide with me from mom till eve, For with-out Thee I not live;
4. Come near and bless us when we wake, Ere through the world our we take;
0 may no earth- born cloud a - rise To hide Thee from Thy serv-ant's eyes.
Be my last thought,how sweet to rest For-ev - er on my Sav- ior's breast.
A-bide with me when night is nigh, Forwith-out Thee I dare not die.
Then in the King - dom we shall sing Praises for - ev - er to our King. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: PEACE AND COMFORT

455 Jesus Is so Wonderful
Jesus had compassion on them. Matt. 20:34
JESUS IS SO WONDERFUL 6 5 6 5 Ref.

C.A.M.
" I
OW
I ... . C. Austln Miles
I I
u - - ~ QY-W- ...- -- ...- -- - - --

-
- -·
-o,>"
1. Come, ye heav - y la -
den Oft by sor row tried,
2. Think of all the dan - gers He has brought you thru:
3. In your dark - est mo - ments Give to Him your hand;
4. Are your cross - es heav - y? He bore one, a - lone;
- - I
- I -
- - - - --·
/ . .-
r u
-) ;- -- - -- /
.,
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"'"
Turn your thoughts to Je · SUS, Help - er, Friend and

He has not for got - ten But re - mem - bers you.
Tell Him all your heart- aches, He will un - der - stand.
Ev - 'ry cross you car - ry He takes as His
Have you walked up Calv'ry way?
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too, you.
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No One Understands Like Jesus 456
All that heard Him were iutonlshed at HI• undert1tandln1 ••• Luke 2:47
NO ONE UNDERSTANDS 8 7 8 7 Ref.

John W. Peterson
7
1. No one un - der-stands like Je • SUS, He's a friend be - yond com - pare;

2. No one under-stands like Je • SUS, Ev - 'ry woe He sees and feels;
3. No one under-stands like Je · SUS, When the foes of life as - sail;
4. No one under-stands like Je - sus, When you fal - ter on the way,
Meet Him at the throne of mer - cy, He is wait - ing for you there.
Ten - der • ly He whis · pers com-fort, And the bro - ken heart He heals.
You should nev -er be dis - cour-aged, Je • sus cares and will not fail.
Tho' you fail Him, sad . ly fail Him, He will par - don you to . day.
~
Refrain
Je • SUS, When the days are dark and grim;
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457 Wonderful Peace
Tho11 11•i/t keep Him ill perfed peace. ll'ho.•e mi11d is stayed 011 Thee. /.sa. :l6:8
WONDERFUL PEACE 12 9 12 9 Ref.

W.G. Cooper
1. Far a - way in the

depths of my spir . it to - night Rolls a
2. What a treas . ure I
have in this won • der ful peace, Bur. ied
3. I am rest . ing to . night in this won • der ful peace, Rest - ing
4. And I think when I look on that cit . y of peace, Where the
5.. Ah! soul, here with-out com - fort or rest, March-ing
mel . o - dy sweet - er than psalm; In ce • les - tial · like strains it un -

deep in the heart of my soul; So se - cure that no pow • er can
sweet • ly in Je • sus' con . trol; For I'm kept from all dan - ger by
Au • thor of peace I shall see, That one strain of the song which the
down the rough path - way of time? Make Je . sus your friend ere the
ceas . ing • ly falls O'er my soul like an in . fi • nite calm.

mine it a . way, While the years of e . ter • ni . ty roll.
night and by day, And His glo ry is flood -ing my soul.
ran - somed will sing, In that glo r1 . ous King • dom shall be:
shad - ows grow dark; Oh, ac . cept this sweet peace so sub . lime.
Peace! Peace! won - der - ful peace, Coming down from the Fa . ther a • hove; Sweep
o - ver my spir - It for - ev. er, I pray, In fath - om -less bil · lows of love.

Does Jesus Care? 458
Casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you. 1 Pet. 5:7
MY SAVIOR CARES Irreg. Ref.

Frank E. Graeff· J. Lincoln Hall
r
1. Does Je sus care when my heart is pained Too for

2. Does Je sus care when my way is dark With a name - less
~- Does Je sus care when I've tried and failed To re - sist some temp -
4. Does Je sus care when I've said good- by To the dear -est on
mirth and song; As the bur - dens press and the cares dis - tress, And the
dread and fear? As the day - light fades in - to deep night shades,Does He
ta. tion strong; When for my deep grief I find no re - lief, Though my
earth to me, And my sad heart aches till it near - ly breaks Is it
way grows wea - ry and long?

care e - nough to be near? yes, He cares; I know He cares, His
0
tears flow all the night long?
aught to Him? Does He see?
r-r When the days are wea - ry, the
nights drear • y, I know

459 Sweet Peace, the Gift of God's Love
_!he Lord will bless his people with peace. Psa. 29: 11
SWEET PEACE 8 8 8 7 Ref.
Peter P. Bilhorn
Peter P. Bilborn Arr. by Nevin W. Fisher
I 7
1. There comes to my heart one sweet strain, A glad and a joy • ous re - frain,
2. Through Christ on the cross peace was made, My debt by His death was all paid,
3. When Je - sus as Lord I had crowned, My heart with this peace did a - bound,
4. In Je - sus for peace I a • bide, And as I keep close to His side,
I sing it a - gain and a - gain, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love.
No oth er foun - da - tion is laid For peace, the gift of God's love.
In him the rich bless - ing I found,Sweet peace, the gift of God's love.
There's noth - ing but peace doth be - tide, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love.
won - der - ful, won - der - fut peace! Sweet peace, love!
-l> 1:7.

It Is Well With My Soul 460
Ble" the Lord, 0 my aoul, and forget not all HI• benefit.. Paa. 103: :2
VILLE DU HAVRE 11 8 11 9 Ref.

Horatio G. Spafford Philip P. Bliss
r
1. When peace like a riv - er at -

r
tend - eth my way, When sor - rows like
2. Though Sa - tan should buf - fet, tho' tri - als should come, Let this blest as -
3. My sin 0, the bliss of this glo - rious thought,My sin not in
4. And, Lord, haste the day when the faith shall be sight, The clouds be rolled
sea - bil - lows roll; What - ev - er my lot, Thou hast taught me to say,
sur - ance con - trol, That Christ has re - gard - ed my help - less es - tate,
part but the whole, ls nailed to the cross and I bear it no more,
back as a scroll, The trump shall re - sound and the Lord shall de - scend,
r.-.. Refrain
"It is well, it is well with my soul."

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And hath shed His own blood for my soul. It is well with my
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, 0 my soul! It is well
"E - ven so" it is well with my soul.
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.-.
soul, It is well, it is well with my soul.
with my soul,

461 Hiding In Thee
wad me to the rock that ;. higher tl,an I. Pst1. 6 J: 2
HIDING IN THEE 11 11 11 11 Ref.

Ira D. Sankey
?"
L O safe to the Rock that is high - er than I, My soul in its
2. In the calm of the noon-tide, in sor - row's lone hour, In times when temp-
3. How oft in the con-flict,when pressed by the foe, I have fled to my
con - flicts and sor - rows would fly; So sin - ful, so wea - ry, Thine,
ta - tion casts o'er me its pow'r; In the te·m - pests of life, on its
Ref - uge and breathed out my woe; How oft - en, when tri - als like
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Thine would I be;
wide, heav-ing sea,
Thou blest Rock of
Thou blest Rock of
A -
ges, I'm hid - ing in Thee.
A • ges, I'm hid - ing in Thee.
sea - bil - lows roll, Have I hid - den in Thee, 0 Thou Rock of my soul.
Refrain
Hid - ing in Thee, Hid- ing in Thee,Thou blest Rock of A-ges,I'm hid-ing in Thee.

Jesus, I Am Resting, Resting 462
Looking unto Jesw, the authur and fini8her of our faith. Heb. 12:2
TRANQUILLITY 8 7 8 5 D. Ref.
James Mountain
L Je • SUS, I am rest - ing, rest • ing In the joy of what Thou art;
2. 0, how great Thy lov - ing kind- ness, Vast - er, broad· er than the sea!
3. Sim • ply trust • ing Thee, Lord Je - sus, I be-hold Thee as Thou art,
4. Ev . er lift Thy face up - on me As I work and wait for Thee;
(Ref.) Je • SUS, I am rest • ing, rest • ing In the joy of what Thou art;
Fin-;J
I am find - ing out the great• ness Of Thy lov - ing heart.
0, how mar - vet . ous Thy good• ness, Lav - ished all on me!
And Thy Jove, so pure, so change- Jess, Sat - is • fies my heart;
Rest . ing •neath Thy smile, Lord Je • SUS, Earth's dark shadows flee.
I am find· ing out the great· ness Of Thy /ov • ing heart.
Thou hast bid me gaze up • on Thee, And Thy beau • ty fills my soul,
Yes, I rest in Thee, Be - Jov • ed, Know what wealth of grace is Thine,
Sat • is • fies its deep - est Jong-ings, Meets, sup-plies its ev • ery need,
Bright - ness of my Fa - ther's glo - ry, Sun - shine of my Fa - ther's face,
D. C. Refrain
For by Thy trans - form - ing pow - er, Thou hast made me whole.
Know Thy cer - tain - ty of prom - ise, And have made it mine.
Com pass • eth me round with bless -ings: Thine is love in • deed!
Keep me ev - er trust - ing, rest - ing, Fill me with Thy grace.

463 Jesus Never Fails
Jeaw Christ the same ye&terday, and today, and for euer. Heb. 13:8
JESUS NEVER FAILS 7 5 7 5 Ref.

Arthur A. Luther
1. Earth • ly friends may prove un • true, Doubts and fears as • sail; One still loves and
2. Tho' the sky be dark and drear, Fierce and strong the gale, Just re • mem-ber
3. In life's dark and bit • ter hour Love will still pre • vail; Trust His ev - er •
Refrain
cares for you, One who will not

He is near, And He will not Je - sus nev - er fails, Je- SUS
last - ing pow'r, Je - sus will not
nev • er fails; Heav'n and earth may pass a - way, But Je • sus nev-er fails.
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464 Peace, Perfect Peace PAX TECUM Irrec.

Thou wilt keep Him In perfect peace, whoae mind ia atayed on Thee. Iaa. 26:3 George T. Caldbeck
Edwud H. Blckersteth Arr. by Charles J. Vincent
1. Peace, per. feet peace, in this dark world of sin?

2. Peace, per ·. feet peace, by throng . ing du ties pressed?
3. Peace, per - feet peace, with sor rows -surg . ing round?
4. Peace,
5. Peace,
per -
per -
feet
feet
peace,
peace,
our fu ture
death shad - owing
- all un - known?
ours?
us and
6. It is e - nough: earth's strug - soon shall cease,
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The blood of Je - SUS whis - pers peace in.
To do the will of Je - sus, this is rest
On Je
Je - SUS
sus'
we
bos -
know, and
om naught but
He
calm is found.
is on the throne.
Je - SUS has van - quished death and all its powers.
And Je - SUS, call us to peace, per - feet peace. A - men.
Rock of Ages, 465

I will put thee in a clift of the rock, and will couer thee ••• Ex. 33:22
TOPLADY 7 7 7 7 7 7
Augustus M. Toplady Thomas Hastings
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1. Rock of A - ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my - self in Thee;

2. Could my tears for - ev - er flow, Could my zeal no Ian- guor know,
3. While I draw this fleet - ing breath, When my eyes shall close in death,
Let the wa ter and the blood, From Thy wound - ed side which flowed,
These for sin could not a - tone; Thou must save, and Thou a - lone:
When I wake on that glad morn, And like Thee I'll be re - born,
Be of sin the dou - ble cure, Save from wrath and make me pure.
In my hand no price I bring, Sim - ply to Thy cross I cling.
Rock of A - ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my - self in Thee. A - men.

466 I Am His, and He Is Mine
1 am persuaded that (nothing) ahall be able to separate ua from the loue of God. Rom. 8:38,39
EVERLASTING LOVE 7 7 7 7 D.
Georce W. Robinson James Mountain
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1. Loved with ev er - last - ing love, Led by grace that love to know;
2. Heav'n a - hove is soft - er blue, Earth a - round is sweet- er green!
3. Things that once were wild a - larms Can- not now dis - turb my rest;
4. His for - ev er, on - ly His; Who the Lord and me shall part?
Gra- cious
Some-thing
Spir
lives
it from a
in ev - ery
- hove, It has taught
hue Christ-less eyes
me
have
this is
nev - er
-
so!
seen:
Closed in ev - er - last - ing arms, Pil-lowed on the lov - ing breast.
Ah, with what a rest of bliss Christ can fill the lov - ing heart!
0, this full and per- feet peace! 0, this trans - port all di - vine!
Birds with glad - der songs o'er - flow, Flow'rs with deep - er beau-ties shine,
0, to lie for - ev - er here, Doubt and care and self re - sign,
Heav'n and earth may fade and flee, First-born light in gloom de - cline;
In a love which can not cease, I am His, and He is mine. mine.

Since I know, as now I know, I am His, and He is mine. mine.
While He whis -
pers in my
But while Christ and I shall
ear, I am His, and He is mine. mine.
be, I am His, and He is mine. mine.
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Walking in Sunlight All of My Journey 467
He that followeth Me ,hall not walk in darkneu. John 8: 12
HEAVENLY SUNLIGHT 10 9 10 9 Ref.

Henry J. Zelley George H. Cook
1. Walk - ing in sun - light all of my jour - ney, 0 - ver the moun - tains,
2. Shad - ows a - round me, shad-ows a - hove me Nev - er con - ceal my
3. In the bright sun - light, ev - er re - joic - ing, Press-ing my way, and
through the deep

Sav - ior and
-
vale;
Guide;
Je - sus has said, "I'll
He is the Light, in
nev - er
Him is
for - sake thee,''
no dark - ness;
look - ing a hove; Sing-ing His prais - es glad - ly I'm walk - ing,
Prom - ise di - vine that nev - er can fail.

Ev - er I'm walk - ing close to His side. Heav - en - ly sun - light,
Walk - ing in sun - light, sun-light of love.
heaven - ly sun - light,Flood-ingmy soul with glo - ry di - Hal - le -
lu - jah! I am re • joic - ing, Sing-ing His prais - es, Je - sus is mine.

468 I Will Sing of My Redeemer
Jrs11s Chri.,t; ll'ho ga1-e Himself for 111<, that Hr 111i11J,t r1~drr111 11x ... Titus :l:l,'f. II,
HYFR YDOL 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Rowland H. Prichard
7
1. I sing of my Re - deem- er His won-drous me;

2. I tell the won - drous sto - ry, my lost es - save,
3. I dear Re - deem - er, tri - umph - ant tell,
4. I Re - deem-er His heav'n - ly me;
;;:--.._
cru - el cross set me free.

bound-less love free - ly gave.
to - ry death and hell.
to life be.
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Refrain
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Paid the debt, and made me free.
Thu tune in a hi1her hey, No. 196

Just When I Need Him Most 469
Lo, I am with you alway, euen unto the end of the world. Amen. Matt. 28:20
GABRIEL 9 9 9 6 Ref.
Charles H. Gabriel
1. Just when I need Him Je • SUS is near, Just when I fal - ter,
2. Just when I need Him Je · SUS is true, Nev - er for - sak - ing
3. Just when I need Him Je • SUS is strong, Bear . ing my bur - dens
4. Just when I need Him He is my all, An - swP.r - ing when up -
just when I fear; Read • y to help me, read - y to cheer,

all the way through; Giv - ing for bur - dens pleas -ures a - new,
all the day long; For all my sor - row giv - ing a song,
on Him I call; Ten • der • ly watch • ing lest I should fall,
is near to
Just when I need
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470 Reach Out to Jesus
Surely He hath borne our grit!(s, and carried our sorrows. Isa. 53:4
REACH OUT TO JESUS lrreg. Ref.

R.C. Ralph Carmichael
you grow-ing wear - y in the

you tired and friend-less, have you
His name you

come to Him to -
call. He is al-ways there hear - ing ev - 'ry prayer, faithful and true.
day.
by our side, in His love we hide all the day through.
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When you get dis - cour - aged just re - mem berwhat to do,
Reach out to Je - sus, He's reach ing out to you.
0 Thou, in Whose Presence 471

In Thy preaence la (ullneu of joy. P•a. 16:11
DAVIS 11 811 8
Freeman Lewis
1. 0
2. Where
3. 0
-
T hou, in whose
dost Thou, dear
why should I
pres
Shep
wan
-
ence
herd,
-
der,
my
re
an
-
soul
sort
al -
takes de -
with Thy
ien from
light,
sheep,
Thee,
On
To
Or
4. He looks! and ten thou - sands of an - gels re - joice, And
5. Dear Shep - herd! I hear, and will fol - low Thy call; I
whom in af flic - tion I call, My com - fort by day and my

feed them in pas • tures of love? Say, why in the val - ley of
cry in the des ert for bread? Thy foes will re joice when my
myr - i - ads wait for His word; He speaks! and e ter - ni - ty,
know the sweet sound of Thy voice; Re - store and de fend me, for
song in the night, My hope, my sal - va - tion, my all

death should I weep, Or a - lone in this wil - der-ness rove?
sor -
rows they see, And smile at the tears I have shed.
rllled with His voice, Re ech - oes the praise of the Lord.
Thou art my all, And in Thee I will ev - er re - joice.

472 Fill My Cup, Lord
And he saith unto them, Ye shall drinll Indeed of my cup, and be baptized, •• Matt. 20:23
FILL MY CUP 11 8 9 9 Ref.

R.B. Richard Blanchard
1. Like the wo - man at the well I was seek - ing For things that
2. There are mil • lions in °this world who are crav - ing The pleas - ure
3. So, my broth - er, if the things this world gave you Leave hun - gers
could not sat - is - fy; And then I heard my Sav • ior speak- ing: "Draw
earth - ly things af - ford; But none can match the won-drous treasure _____
that won't pass a - way, My bless • ed Lord will come and save you, _ _ __
from My well that ne - ver shall run dry."

That I find in Je - sus Christ my Lord. Fill my cup, Lord, I lift it
If you kneel to Him and hum - bly pray:
up, Lord! Come and quench this thirst- ing of my soul; Bread of heav - en,
,:\ '
more, Fill my cup, fill it
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Come, Ye Disconsolate 473
Let ua therefore come boldly unto the throne of grcu:e. Heb. 4: 16
· Thomas Moore CONSOLATOR 1110 1110

Alt. by Thomas Hastings Samuel Webbe
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Come to the mer cy seat, fer vent - ly kneel;

Hope of the pen i - tent, fade less and pure!
Forth from the throne of God, pure from a - hove;
Here bring your wound - ed hearts, here tell your guish;

Here speaks the Com - fort - er, ten der ly ing,
Come to the feast of love, come, ev - er ing
Earth has no sor - rows that God can - not heal.

"Earth has no sor - rows that God can - not cure."
has no sor - rows but God can re • move. A - men.
E~J

474 There Shall Be Showers of Blessing
There •hall be •hower• of blessing, Ezelc, 34:26
SHOWERS OF BLESSING 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Daniel W. Whittle James McGranahan
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1. ''There shall be showers of bless - ing:" This is the prom• ise of love;
2. ''There shall be show - ers of bless - ing:" Pre - cious re - viv - ing a - gain;
3. ''There shall be show - ers of bless - ing:" Send them up - on us, 0 Lord;
4. ''There shall be show - ers of bless - ing:" o, that to - day they might fall,
5. "There shall be show - ers of ble~ - in~,.D
If we but trust and 0 -bey;
There shall be sea -sons re -

fresh - ing, Sent from the Sav - ior a - hove.
0 - ver the hills and the val - leys, Sound of a - bun-dance of rain.
Grant to us now a re -
fresh - ing, Come, and now hon · or Thy Word.
Now as to God we're con - fess - ing, Now, as on Je - sus we call!
There shall be sea -sons re -
fresh - ing, When we let Him have His way.
Refrain
- ing, Show - ers of bless - ing we need:

- ing,
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Mer - cy - drops 'round us are fall - ing, But for the show - ers we plead.

Like a River Glorious 475
Then had Thy peace been
a riuer. l•a. 48 . 8
tU J
WYE VALLEY 6 5 6 5 D. Ref.

Frances R. Havergal James Mountain
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1. Like a riv - er glo -rious Is God's per-feet peace, 0 - ver all vie - to - rious
2. Hid . den in the hol - low Of His bless -ed hand, Nev-er foe can fol - low,
3. Ev . ery joy or tri - al Fall-eth from a - hove, Traced up-on our di - al
In its bright in - crease; Per - feet, yet it flow - eth every day,
Nev - er trai - tor stand; Not a surge of shade of care,
By the Sun of Love. We may trust Him us to do;
Refrain
Per- feet, yet it grow - eth Deep - er all the way.

Not a blast of hur • ry Touch the spir • it there. Stayed up-on Je - ho• vah,
They who trust Him who! - ly Find Him whol-ly true.
Hearts are ful . ly bl est; Find • ing, as He prom-ised, Per- feet peace and rest.

476 Some Golden Daybreak
For the Lord himself •hall descend from heauen with a shout. l Theu. 4 : 16
DAYBREAK 9 9 9 9 Ref.
Carl Blackmore
1. Some glo-rious morn-ing sor - row will cease, Some glo-rious morn-ing
2. Sad hearts will glad - den, all shall be bright, Good-bye for - ev - er
3. Oh, what a meet - ing, when we a - rise No tears nor cry - ing
all will be peace; Heart-aches all end - ed, La - bor all done,
to earth's dark night; Changed in a mo - ment, like Him to be,
shall dim our eyes; Loved ones u - nit - ed e - ter - nal - ly,
Refrain
Heav - en will o - pen Je - sus will come.

Oh, glo - rious day-break, Je - sus I'll see. Some gold - en day - break
Oh what a daybreak, that mom will be.
will come; Some golden day-break, battles all won, He'll shout the
break thro' the blue, Some golden daybreak, for me, for you.
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Christ Retumeth!
Ye •hall gee the Son of man • • • com ing in the cloud• of heauen. Mark 14:62
477
CHRIST RETURNETH Irreg. Ref.
James McGranahan
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1. It may be at mom, when the day is a - wak - ing, When

2. It may be at mid - day, it may be at twi - light, It
3. While hosts cry Ho - san - na, from heav • en de • scend - ing, With
4. 0 joy! 0 de - light! should we go with - out dy - ing, No
sun - light through dark - ness and shad - ow is break - ing, That Je - sus will
may be, per - chance, that the black - ness of mid - night Will burst in - to
glo • ry un - told and the an - gels at - tend - ing, With grace on His
sick - ness, no sad • ness, no dread and no cry - ing, Caught up in the
come in the full - ness of glo - ry, To re - ceive from the world His own.
light in the blaze of His glo • ry, When Je • SUS re . ceives His own.
brow, like a ha . lo of glo • ry, Will Je . SUS re . ceive His own.
clouds with our Lord in - to glo - ry, When Je . SUS re . ceives His own.
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478 Coming
He may stablish your heart. unblameable • •. at the comln11 of our Lord Jesus Christ • •• l Thea. 3: 13
COMING Irrcg. Ref.

J.R. Baxter Virgil O. Stamps
1. Je - sus is com - ing from heaven Back to the earth some day,
2. Some - day the clouds· will be lad - en With a most pre - cious King,
3. E - ven the an - gels in heav - en Know not the day nor hour,
Will you be found where faith - ful are crowned, Or be turned a - way from His
He will de-scend, our glo - rious friend, While na - ture shall sing of His
But thru the maze on one of these days We'll see Him in pow'r bro't from
jew - els? 0 He will come back in His glo - ry 0 - ver the earth to
glo - ry and In - to sub - jec - tion all na - tions Low at His feet shall
heav - en, for He will be giv - en do - min - ion 0 - ver the land and
reign, Hast - en, my broth - er, get read - y, Gath - er in the grain.
lie, He will be crowned with true glo - ry, Lord and King most high.
sea, 0 what a glo - ri - ous rul - er Will our Sav - ior be.
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Refrain
He is com ing Back to the earth a - gain,

Coming, coming, coming, coming,
Com• ing in love from heav-en a-hove, To reign o - ver men; He is

Coming, coming, coming, coming, To reign o - ver men;
0 ver men;
com - ing in pow er, glo ry, 0 what a sight 'twill be!
Coming, coming, coming, coming,
Saints on the earth will greet Him with mirth, The King is He.
Coming, coming, coming, coming, Coming, coming, King is He.
., ~}J
Saints will greet Him, King is He.

479 Rise and Lift Your Voices High
Take ye heed, watch and pray : for ye know not when the lime la. Mark I 3:33
AMSTERDAM 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 6
German choral
In The Foundery Collection. 1742
1. Rise and lift your voic - es high, The Lord re - turns to reign;
2. Rise and sing the glor - ious song, Ye saints of all the earth;
3. In a twink -ling of an We shall be made like him;
Res - ur - rec - tion day is E - ter - nal life to gain.

Christ the Lord re - turns to To give us all re birth.
Like un - to an gel - ic For - ev - er free from sin.
Those who nailed him to a tree, Shall the true Mes - si ah see,
Those who mock and scoff his name, Shall see him as Lord and King,
Praise the Fa - ther of our Lord, On - ly God of Is - ra - el,
Rise and sing and shout A - men, Christ shall the vie - t'ry win.
Rise ye men of ho - ly faith, The joyful song now sing.
Then shall all the earth o - b1, A.Jddo the Fa - ther's will. A- men.

Face to Face 480
Now we aee through a 11lau, darkly; but then face to face, l Cor. 13:12
FACE TO FACE 8 7 8 7 Ref.

Grant C. Tullar
1. Face to face with Christ my Sav - ior, Face to face what will it be
2. On - ly faint - ly now I see Him, With the dark- ling veil be - tween;
3. What re - joic - ing in His pres-ence When are ban-ished grief and pain;
4. Face to face! 0 bliss - ful mo-ment! Face to face to see and know;
When with rap • ture I be • hold Him, Je · sus Christ who died for me?
But a bless • ed day is com • ing When His glo - ry shall be seen.
When the crook-ed ways are straight-ened And the dark things shall be plain.
Face to face with my Re - deem - er, Je - sus Christ who loves me so.
Face to face I shall be - hold Him, Com - ing from the star - ry sky;
to face in all His glo - ry, I shall see Him by and by!

481 He Is Coming Again
Then shall they 1ee the Son of man coming . .. with power and great glon,. Luke 21 :27
CAMP Irreg. Ref.

Mabel J. Camp Mabel J. Camp
1. Lift up your heads, pil - grims a - wea-ry, See day's ap - proach now
2. Dark was the night, sin warred a - gainst us; Heav - y the load of
3. 0 bless - ed hope! 0 bliss - ful prom-ise! Fill - ing our hearts with
4. E - ven so come, pre - cious Lord Je - sus; Cre - a - tion waits re -
crim - son the sky; Night shad - ows flee, and your Be loved,
sor - row we bore; But now we see signs of His com - ing;
rap - ture di - vine; 0 day of days! hail Thy ap - pear- ing!
demp - tion to see; Caught up in clouds, soon we shall meet Thee;
A - wait - ed with long - ing, at last draw eth nigh.

Our hearts glow with in us, joy's cup run - neth o'er!
Thy tran - seen - dent glo - ry for ev er shall shine!
0 bless - ed as sur - ance, for ev er with Thee!
ver - y same
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With pow'r and great
When He Cometh 482

They shall be mine • • . in that day when I make 11p my jetL'e/s. Mal 3:17
PRECIOUS JEWELS Irre&. Ref.
Willlam O. Cushine Georee F. Root
1. When He com - eth, when He com• eth To make up His jew - els,
2. He will gath - er, He will gath ~ er The gems for His king - dom:
3. Lit - tie chil - dren, lit - tie children Who love their Re - deem - er
His
All jew - els, pre - cious jew - els, His• loved and His own.
All the pure ones, all the bright ones, His loved and His own.
Are the jew - els, pre - cious jew - els, His loved and His own.
Like the stars of the mom - ing, His bright crown a - dom - ing,
They shall shine in their beau - ty, Bright gems for His crown.

483 Rejoice, All Ye Believers
At midnight there waa a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh. Matt. 25:6
Laurentius Laurenti LANCASHIRE 7 6 7 6 D

Tr. Jane Borthwick Henry Smart
r
1. Re • joice, all ye be - liev - ers, And let your lights ap - pear;
2. The watch -ers on the moun • tain Pro • claim the bride-groom near;
3. Ye saints who here in pa - tience Your cross and suf - rrings bore,
4. Our Hope and Ex • pee - ta tion, 0 Je - sus, now ap • pear;
The eve - ning is ad • vane - ing, And dark . er night is near.

Go meet Him as He com - eth, With hal • le - Ju - jah's clear.
Shall live and reign for ev er, Where sor • row is no more.
A . rise, thou Sun so longed for, O'er this be - night - ed sphere.
The bride - groom is a . ris ing, And soon He draw - eth nigh;
The mar • riage-feast is wait ing, The gates wide o - pen stand;
A . round the throne of glo ry, The Lamb ye shall be . hold,
With hearts and hands lift . ed We plead, 0 Lord, to
Up, pray, and watch and wres • tie; At mid - night comes the cry.
Up, up ye heirs of glo • ry! The bride - groom is at hand.
In tri • umph cast be • fore Him Your di a • dems of gold.
The day of earth's re • demp • tion, That brings us un • to Thee.

The Day of His Appearing 484
Be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled . ••• the day of Chri6t la at hand, 2 Theu. 2: 2
LLANGLOFFAN 7 6 7 6 D.
Welsh hymn melody
D. Evans' Hymnau a Thonau
1. The day of his ap • pear-ingcomes, The Lord de - scends to reign;

2. The king - doms of the earth shall be, The king - dom of our Lord;
3. 0 he shall reign a thou-sand years And con • quer ev - ery foe;
4. And then the God of hea • ven, Shall de - scend to the earth;
Up on -the throne of Da vid, He'll rule and not in vain.

And he shall reign from pole to pole With - out a bat • tie sword.
And in his grace we shall a • bide; In know-ledge we will grow.
And from the new Je • ru • sa • !em Shall reign in right - eous worth.
All na - tions shall a • dore him And bless his ho - ly name;

To all who will o • bey him, Life will be his re - ward;
His king - dom shall o'er - shad - ow The na - tions of the world;
Our God shall dwell up - on earth And here shall ev - er be;
And from the mount of Zi • on His rule shall be pro - claimed.

A • bun - dant life and glo • ry, The Christ to all af • fords.
All e • vii and cor • rup • tion And sin he'll back-ward hurl.
All glo • ry to the Fa • ther For all e • ter • ni • ty. A-men.

485 Will Jesus Find Us Watching?
Therefore be ye also ready: for in auch an hour aa ye think not the Son of man comet/1. Matt. 24:44
WATCHINGl0 7 10 7 Ref.
1. When Je • sus comes to re - ward His serv-ants, Wheth • er it be

2. If, at the dawn of the ear • ly mom-ing, He shall call us
3. Have we been true to the trust He left us? Do we seek to
4. Bless • ed are those whom the Lord finds watch-ing, In His glo • ry
noon or night, Faith • ful to Him will He find us watch-ing,

when He comes, When to the Lord we re - store our ta! - ents,
do our best? If in our hearts there is naught con-demos us,
they shall share; If He shall come at the dawn or mid - night,
With our lamps all trimmed and bright?

Will He an - swer thee, "Well done"? Oh, can we say we are
We shall have a glo - rious rest.
Will He find us watch - ing there?
read - y, broth - et? Read - y for the Lord's re - tum? Say, will He

Is It the Crowning Day? 486
Unto them that look for Him ahall He appear the .econd time • •• Heb. 9:28
CROWNING DA y Irrec. Ref.

Charles H. Marsh
1. Je • sus may come to - day,

r Glad day! Glad day! And I would
2. Why should I anx - ious be? Glad day! Glad day! Lights ap - pear
3. Faith - ful I'll be to - day, Glad day! Glad day! And I will
see my Friend; Dan - gers and trou - hies would end If

on the shore, Storms will af - fright nev - er more, For
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free - ly tell Why I should love Him so well, For
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Refrain
Je - sus should come to - day.

He is "at hand" to - day. Glad day! Glad day! Is it the crown - ing
He is my all to - day.
live for to • day, nor anx - ious be, Je - sus my Lord I
soon shall see; Glad day! Glad day! Is it
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487 Jesus Is Coming Again
Watch therefore. for ye know neither the day nor the hour • •• Matt. 25: 13
COMING AGAIN 7 7 7 7 Ref.

John W. Peterson
1. Mar - vel - ous mes - sage we bring, Glo - ri - ous car - ol we sing,
2. For• est and flow - er ex - claim, Moun-tain and mead-ow the same,
3. Stand-ing be - fore Him at last, Tri - al and trou - ble all past,
Won - der - ful word of the King Je • SUS is com-ing a - gain! (a -gain!)
All earth and heav - en pro - claim Je • SUS is com-ing a - gain! (a-gain!)
Crowns at His feet we will cast Je • SUS is com-ing a - gain! (a-gain!)
Refrain-Unison
a -
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How Long, 0 Lord 488
Then all those uirgins arose, and trimmed their /amp a. Matt. 25: 7
WEBB 7 6 7 6 D.
S. Roxana Wince G.J. Webb
1. How long, 0 Lord, our Sav - iour, Wilt Thou re -main a - way? Our hearts are
2. How long, 0 gra-cious Mas - ter, Wilt Thou Thy house-hold leave? So long hast
3. How long, 0 heav'n-ly Bride-groom! How long wilt Thou de - lay? And yet how
4. Oh, wake Thy slumb'ring vir - gins! Send forth the sol-emn cry, Let all Thy
· grow-ing wea - ry Of Thy so long de - lay; Oh when shall come the mo-ment When
Thou now tar - ried,Few Thy re-turn be - lieve; Immersed in sloth and fol - ly, Thy
few are griev - ing That Thou dost ab-sent stay! The ver - y bride her por - tion And
saints re - peat it, "The Bridegroom draweth nigh!" May all our lll!Jlps be burn - ing, Our
bright - er far than morn, The sunshine of Thy glo - ry Shall on Thy peo - pie dawn?
servants, Lord, we see; And few of us stand read - y With joy to wel-come Thee.
call - ing hath for - got, And seeks for ease and glo - ry Where Thou, her Lord, art not.
loins well gird - ed be, Each longing heart pre -par - ing With joy Thy face to see.
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THE CHRISTIAN HOPE : SECOND ADVENT

489 Our Lord's Return to Earth Again
But they shall be prieats of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years. Reu. 20: 6
KIRK Irreg. Ref.

J.M.K. J. M, Kirk
1. I am watch - ing for the com - ing of the glad mil - len - nial day,
2. Je- sus' com - ing back will be the an - swer to earth's sorrowing cry,
3. Yes, the ran - somed of the Lord shall come to Zi - on then with joy,
4. Then the sin and sor - row, pain and death of this dark world shall cease,
When our blessed Lord shall come and catch his wait - ing Bride a - way; Oh! my
For the know-ledge of the Lord shall fill the earth and sea and sky; God shall
And in all his ho - ly moun-tain noth - ing hurts or shall de - stroy; Per - feet
In a glorious reign with Je - sus of a thousand years of peace; All the
heart is fill'd with rapt-ure as I la - bor, watch and pray,For the Lord is com - ing
take a - way all sick-ness and the suff'-rer's tears will dry, When our Saviour shall come
peace shall reign in ev - 'ry heart, and love without al - toy, Af - ter Je • sus shall come
earth is groaning, cry. ing for that day of sweet re - lease, For our Je - sus to come
D.S.
back to earth a - gain. Oh! our Lord is com - ing back to earth a - gain,
.
is com-ing back to earth a-gain, .
back to earth a - gain.

Sound the Trumpet, Join the Chorus 490
Worthy 16 the Lamb •• • Rell. 6: 12
PLEADING SAVIOUR 8 7 8 7 D.
Chrutlan Lyre
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trum - pet join the chorus, Je - sus

r Christ re - turns to reign,
Lord the King and Mas - ter clothed in robes of hol - i - ness;
Com - ing
r with the pow'r of heav-en to es - tab - lish peace on earth.
He the safe and sure foun- da-tion, He the wor-thy one of God.
host of heav - en with him, Shout and sing ho - sa - na now,

sing his name Em - man - uel Shout and sing for • ev • er more;
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r
Je - sus Christ the
r
Son of God comes to - - call his
Sound the trumpet join the chor • us, Je - sus Christ re A-men.

491 Jesus Is Coming
This same Je&Us, which i& taken up from y,~u into heaucn, shall ao come in like manner • •• Acts l: 11
SEDERQUIST lrre&,
George W. Sederquist
Georce W. Sederquist Harm. by Frederick S. Stanton
r
. 1. Je • SUS is com . ing, teil the glad sto . ry; Ring out the mes - sage,
2. Je • SUS is com - ing, mom - ing is break - ing, See o'er the hill - tops
3. Je - SUS is com - ing, judg • ment is near - mg; Has . ten, dear sin - ner,
4. If you re - ject him, how will you meet hill}? Think of the price he
swell the re
gleams of the
. -
frain;
day,
Com- ing with
Shad -ows are
an . gels, com - ing in
flee . ing, na - tions are
.
glo - ry;
wak - ing;
do not de lay; Yield to him now, then at his ap pear - ing
paid on the tree; Where for thy par . don gave a full ran - som,
Com- ing on earth for - ev - er to reign; Hope of the a - ges, and

Arm'd for the con - flict, in bat - tie ar - ray; On-ward to t'ry, thou
You will es - cape the wrath of that day: List to his - ing in
That you from bond• age might ev • er b~ free; Seek thro' re - ance the
joy of the faith - ful, Long by the proph-ets of Is - rael fore - told, Re .gal in
Prince of sal - va - tion; Sound the last trum pet, ech - o the call; Strike in thy
tones of com - pas - sion; Look to the cross, for you there he died;Streams of sal-
gate-way to E den; Come with your sins, tho' crim-son they be; He'll not re •
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splen - dor, trans-cend-ent in beau - ty, King of the saints, and Judge of the world.
pow - er, thou "stone ~f themountain," King-doms of earth, and rule o - ver all.
va - tion a - bun-dant are flow-ing,Fresh from his feet, his hands and his side.
ject thee, he's still in-ter-ced- ing; Take his free grace he of - fers to thee.
Christ Is Coming! Let Creation 492

Looki 11g for that blessed hope, and the g/orio11s appeari11g of . •. Jesus Christ. Titus S!: 13
UNSER HERRSCHER 8 7 8 7 8 7
John R. Macduff Joachim Neander
1. Christ is com - ing! let ere - a - tion From her groans and tra - vail cease;
2. Earth can now but tell the sto - ry Of Thy bit - ter cross and pain;'
3. Long Thy peo - pie have been pin - ing, Far from rest, and far from Thee:
4. With that bless - ed hope be - fore us, Let no harp re - main un - strung;
Let the glo - rious proc - la - ma - tion Hope re - store and faith in - crease:
She shall yet be - hold Thy glo - ry, When Thou com - est back to reign:
But in glo - rious ves - tures shin - ing, They their lov - ing Lord shall see:
Let the might - y ad - vent cho - rus On - ward roll from tongue to tongue:
Christ is com - ing! Christ

r r
is com-ing! Come, Thou bless-ed Prince of Peace.
Christ is com - ing! Christ is com-ing! Let each heart re - peat the strain.
Christ is com - ing! Christ is com-ing! Haste the joy - ous ju - bi - lee.
Christ is com - ing! Christ is com-ing! Come, Lord Je - sus, quick - ly come! A - men.
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493 That Glorious Day Is Coming
Be not •oon ahaken in mind, or be troubled ••• the day of Chrlat 18 at hand. 2 Theu. 2:2
MISSIONARY HYMN 7 6 7 6 D
Author Unknown Lowell Mason
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L That glo - rious day is com - ing, The hour is hasten - ing on;
2. Then all the saints vie - tor - ious, Will go to meet their Lord;
3. 0 Chris - tian, keep from sleep - ing, And let your love a bound;
Its rad - iant light is near - ing, Far bright - er than the sun;
An earth both bright and glo - rious, Will then be their re - ward;
Be watch - ful, prayer • ful, faith • ful, The trump - et soon will sound!
In yon - der clouds of heav - en The Sav • ior will ap - pear,

And God him - self there reign • ing, Will wipe all tears a - way;
0 sin - ner, hear the warn - ing! To Je • sus quick - ly fly!
And gath - er all his chos - en, To meet him in the air.
Nor clouds, nor night re - main - ing, But one e - ter - nal day.
Then you, in that blest morn - ing, May meet him in the sky.

Even So, Lord Jesus, Come 494
Surely I come quickly • •. Et-en so, come, Lord JeBWJ. Rev. 22:20
COME Irrec. Ref.

William J. and Gloria Gaither WWiam J. Gaither
1. In a world of fear and tur. moil, In a race that seems so

2. When my eyes shall span the riv • er, When I gaze in - to the
need
say
Thy
with
rich
calm
in -
fill • ing,
as - sur • ance,
E - ven so, Lord Je - sus, come;

"E - ven now, Lord Je - sus, come." E - ven so, Lord Je • SUS,
come My heart doth long for Thee; Tho I've failed and be -
SUS, come.
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495 The King Is Coming
Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of His aainta. Jude 1 : 14
Gloria Gaither, stanzas 1, 2, 3 KING IS COMING 7 7 8 7 8 7 8 7 Ref.
William J. Gaither, stanzas 1, 2, 3 William J . Gaither
Charles Millhuff, stanza 3 Final chorus arranged by Ronn Huff
mar emp - ty, No more traf - fie in the streets, All the
fac - es line the hall • ways, Those whose lives have been redeemed,Broken
can hear thechar-iots rum - ble, I can see the march-ing throng, The
-
build - ers' tools are si - lent, No more time to har - vest wheat; Bus-y house - wives
homes that He has mend . ed, Those from pris . on He has freed; Lit - tie chil - dren
flur - ry of God's trum-pets Spells the end of sin and wrong; Re - gal robes are
la - bors, In the court- room no de - bate, Work on earth is all sus ·

a - ged hand in hand stand all a • glow, Who were crippled, bro· ken,
now un - fold - ing, Heav-en's grandstands all in place, Heav-en's choir is now as •
pend - ed As the King comes thru the gate.

ru - ined, Clad in gar- ments white as snow. 0 the King is com·ing, the
sem - bled, Start to sing "A - maz - ing Grace!"
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0 the King is com - ing, the is com - ing! Praise God, He's
ConveraHon •Inf melody in uni.on;

accompanist play cu written.
com - ing for me! King is coming, the
see; 0 King is coming, the King is
r- r
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496 Lo! He Comes, with Oouds Descending
Behold, He cometh with cloud,; and e11ery eye ,hall aee Him. Re11. l :1
SICILIAN MARINERS 8 7 8 7 8 7
Charles Wesley From Tattersall's P1almody
1. Lo! He comes, with clouds de - scend -ing, Once for our sal va - tion slain;
2. Ev - 'ry eye shall now be - hold Him, Robed in dread-ful maj -es - ty;
3. Yea, A - men! let all a - dore Thee, High on Thine e ter - nal throne;
Thou - sand thou - sand saints at - tend - ing, Swell the tri - umph of His train:
Those who set at naught and sold Him,Pierced and nailed Him to the tree,
Sav - ior, take the pow'r and glo - ry, Claim the king - dom for Thine own:
Al - le - lu - ia! al • le • Ju - ia! Christ ap - pears on earth to reign.

Deep - ly wail - ing, deep • ly wail- ing, Shall the true Mes - si - ah see.
0 come quick - ly, 0 come quick -ly, Al - le - lu - ia! come, Lord, come!

When All My Labors and Trials Are O'er 497
We •hall be like Him, for we •hall •ee Him a. Heu. 1 John 3:2
Charles H. Gabriel and GLORY SONG 10 10 10 10 Ref.

Stephen Bolhous Charles H. Gabriel
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1. When Je - sus comes and this age is no more, He'll cleanse the earth and its
2. When by the gift of His in - fi - nite grace, I in his king-dom am
3. Here on the earth that God formed long a - go, We'll spend e - ter - ni - ty
beau - ty re - store, Then to be with the dear Lord I a - dore,

grant - ed a place, Bow - ing be - fore him and see - ing his face,
as bless - ings flow, And just to think of my Sav - iour, I know,
Refrain
r.,.
Will through the a - ges be glo - ry for that will be

that will be
.
n by His grace
me, glo-ry for
r.,.
7
I shall look on His face, That will be glo - ry, be glo - ry for me.
r.,.

498 What li It Were Today?
The Lord Himself shall de•cend from heauen with a shout. l Theu. 4: 16
SECOND COMING Irreg. Ref,

Lelia N. Morris Lelia N. Morris
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it were to day?
to - day.
to - day?
Com - ing in pow - er and love to reign, What if it were to • day?

Sor • row and sigh - ing shall be no more, 0, that it were to - day.
Watch• ing in glad ness and not in fear, If He should come to • day?
Com - ing to claim His cho • sen Bride, All the re - deemed and pu - ri - fled,
Then shall the dead in Christ a - rise, Caught up to meet Him in the skies,
Signs of His com - ing mul • ti - ply, Mom - ing light breaks in east - ern sky,
0 .
ver this whole
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earth scat - tered wide, What if it were
When shall these glo . ries meet our eyes? What if it were
Watch, for that time is draw ·· ing nigh, What if it were
Refrain
Glo - ry, glo

i
• ry!
Ff Joy to my heart 'twill bring;
Joy to my heart 'twill bring;
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King;
crown Him King;
Jerusalem, My Happy Home 499

Our feet shall stand within thy gatea, 0 Jeru•alem. P•a. J 22:2
LAND OF REST C.M.
Au:. by Annabel M. Buchanen
1. Je . ru . sa • lem, my
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hap • PY home, When shall I come to thee?
2. 0 hap· PY har • bor of the saints, 0 sweet and pleas • ant soil!
3. Thy gar • dens and thy gal • lant walks Con • tin . u • 'ly are
4. There trees for • ev . er• more bear fruit, And ev do
5. Je . ru . sa • lem, my hap . PY home, Would God
When shall
In thee
my sor • rows have
no sor - row may
an end? Thy joys
be found, No grief,
uwhen shall
no care,
I
no
see?
toil.
There grow such sweet and pleas . ant flowr's As no• _where else are seen.
There more the an gels sit, And ev . er• more do sing.
Would at an end, Thy joys that I I,...___ ight see!
From "Folk Hymns of America" by Annabel Morris Buchanan. Copyright 1938 by J. Fischer & Bro.
(A Division of Belwln•Mills Publlshin1 Cor.). Copyright renewed 1966. Used by perml.sslon.
THE ?HRISTIAN HOPE: SECOND ADVENT
500 I Know Whom I Have Believed
For I know whom I have belieued. 2 Tim. I: 12
EL NATHAN C.M. Ref.

Maj. D.W. Whittle James McGranahan
r
1. I know not why won-drous grace To me He hath made known,

2. I know not how this sav • ing faith To me He did im . part,
3. I know not how the Spir - it moves, Con - vine - ing men of sin,
4. I know not what of good or ill May be re • served for me,
5. I know not when Lord may come, At night or noon - day fair,
Nor why un • wor . Christ in love Re - deemed

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me for own.
Nor how be - liev - in His Word Wrought peace with-in heart.
Re - veal - ing Je - sus thro' the Word, Cre - at - ing faith Him.
Of wea - ry gold - en days, Be - fore His face see.
If faithful comes a • gain, I'll "meet Him in the air."
Refrain
and am per - suad - ed that He is
Him a - gainst that day."

The Resurrection Day 501
The Lord hlm•elf •hall deacend (Tom heauen with a •hout. 1 Theu. 4: 16
HIGHER GROUND L.M. Ref.

Stephen Bolhous Charles H. Gabriel
r
1. The Lord him self shall come a • gain With hosts of an • gels will de •
2. I know my Lord is strong to save If though my soul lay in the
3. We'll sing "O death where is thy sting'? 0 grave where now thy vie • to •
4. Then to the earth we'll all de • scend His right· eous king • dom will be •
)~
scend E . ter • nal life to give his own On that glad
grave, For ev . en death will not hold sway On that glad
ry?" These . e . mies will not dis . may On that glad
gin Our no man will take a . way On that glad
res . ur • rec - tion day.

res - ur - rec - tion day.
res - ur - rec - tion day. Then will the trump of God re - sound
res - ur - rec - tion day.
rise from the ground; The liv - ing saints
THE CHRISTIAN HOPE: RESURRECTION

502 Changed in the Twinkling of an Eye
••• We •hall all be chaneed, in a moment, in the twin/dine of an eye, at the la.t trump. l Cor. 16:61, 52
CHANGED Irreg. Ref.

Fanny J. Crosby Wm. J. Kirkpatrick
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trump of the great arch - an - gel Its tones shall sound,

comes in the clouds de - scend - ing, And they who loved Him here,
seed that was sown in weak - ness Shall then be raised in pow'r
And the end of the age pro - claim - ing, Shall pierce the depths pro - found,
From their graves shalt a - wake and praise Him With joy and not with fear,
And the songs of the blood-bought mil - lions Shall hail that bliss - ful hour,
When the Son of man shall come in His glo - ry With all the saints on earth,
When the saints of all a - ges are u - nit • ed, And cloth'd no more to die,
When we gath - er safe - ly home in the morn - ing, And night's dark shadows fly,
What a shout - ing of the wise from the mul - ti - tudes that rise,
What a shout - ing there will be when each oth - er's face we see,
What a shout - ing on that shore when we meet to part no more,
in the twin - kling of an eye. in an

the

eye, _ _ _ __ Changed in the twin-kling of an eye;______ The
twinkling of an eye, Changed, changed in the twin-kling of an eye;
trumpet shall sound, the dead shall be raised, Changed in the twinkiing of an eye _____
in thetwin ling of an eye.
Resurrection 503
Awake lho11 that Hleepesl, a11d ari.,e from the dead. a11d Chri.,t shall gfre thee light. Eph. 5:11,
ST. AGNES C.M.

J.B. Dykes
1. Be. hold the morn is

r---
shin • ing bright. A • long the east • em sky;
2. Ye cap• tive tribe, a • rise, a • rise! Thy king is com • ing soon,
3. A - rise and shine! thy light is come, Thy night shall flee a - way,
4. Ye graves give up the ho -
ly dead, Ye trees
Make war
of life
and crime
re - bloom,
5. Thy king-dom come! oh, might - y One, to cease,
Be. hold ye, from moun • tain es - SI - ah's king• dom

Je - ru - sa lem in robes of praise, Shall wear the gold - en crown.
The times fore
Ye saints now
- told
join
by proph - ets old,
your liv -
ing Head,
No long-er
Be - yond the
shall de
chill - ing
- tomb.
lay.
Reign thou · up - on thy roy -
al throne, Bring ev - er - last - ing peace.
Thi• tune In a lower Irey, No. 622

504 The Day of Resurrection Comes
We ahall not all alcep, but we ahall all be chan1ed. l Cor-. I 6:6 I
SERAPH CMD
Daniel Watkins Old Melody
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L The day of res - ur - rec - tion comes, The Lord de - scends to reign
2. 0 in that hour when He shall come What joy to be a - live
3. Up - on the earth God will a - bide, He and His precious Son
4. 0 Chris - tian men lift up your voice And with the an - gels sing
Ten thou - sand an - gels in the air Com - prise His ho • ly train
And those who sleep in His dear name, The same shall all re - vive
And from the saints of old and new A shout of vict - 'ry won
The King of kings and Lord of lords Both grace and peace will bring
With pow'r and might and maj - es - ty He comes to judge the world
Then all caught up to meet the Lord As He comes from the sky
0 then all e - vil shall give way And men no long - er fall
The day of res - ur - rec - tion comes, The Lord de -scends to reign
.JQ)
And gives to all the cho - sen bride Life for e - ter - ni ty.
And in a mo - ment will be changed That they shall nev - er die.
And in the earth new and re-stored God shall be all in all.
Ten thou - sand an - gels in the air Com - prise His ho - ly train.

Jerusalem the Golden 505
••• That /lreat city • •• Jeru,alem, de,cendln/l out of heauen from God. Reu. 21: 10
Bernard of Cluny EWING 7 6 7 6 D.

Trans. by John M. Neale and others Alexander Ewin&
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1. - ru - sa - lem the en, With milk and hon - ey blest!

2. They stand, those halls of on, All ju - bi - !ant with song,
3. There is the throne of vid; And there, from care re - leased,
4. 0 sweet and bless - ed coun try, The home of God's e - lect!
Be - neath thy con _\em pla -

tion Sink heart and voice op - pressed;
And bright with many an an -
gel, And all the mar - tyr throng;
The song of them that tri - umph, The shout of them that feast;
0 sweet and bless - ed coun -
try That ea - ger hearts ex - pect!
I know not, 0 I know not What joys a - wait me there;

The Prince is ev - er in them, The day light is se - rene;
And they, who with their Lead - er Have con - quered in the fight,
Je - SUS, in mer - cy bring us To that dear land of rest;
What ra - dian - cy glo - ry, What bliss be - yond com - pare!

The pas - tures of bless - ed Are decked in glo - rious sheen.
For ev - er and - ev - er Are clad in robes of white.
Who art, with God Fa - ther,And shall be ev - er blest. A - men.
THE CHRISTIAN HOPE: KINGDOM

506 On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand
For He hath prepared for them a city. Heb. J l: 16
PROMISED LAND C .M. Ref.
Samuel Stennett Arr. by Rigdon M. McIntosh
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1. On Jor ~ dan's storm -y banks I stand, And cast a wish - ful eye
2. All o'er those wide ex - tend - ed plains Shines one e - ter - nal day;
3. No chill- ing winds nor poi-s'nous breath Can reach that health- ful shore;
4. When shall I reach that hap - py place, And be for - ev - er blest?
To God's great earth - ly King-dom land, Where my pos - ses -sions lie.
There Christ my Lord for - ev - er reigns And scat - ters night a - way.
Sick - ness and sor - row, pain and death Are felt and feared no more.
When shall . I see my Fa - ther's face, And in His hos - om rest?
Refrain
I am bound for the prom - ised land, I am bound for the prom-ised land;
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Hail to the Brightness of Zion's Glad Morning 507
••• The Lord 1hall reign ouer them In Mount Zion from henceforth, euen foreuer. Mic. 4:7
WESLEY 1110 1110

Lowell Ma.son
7
1. Hail to the bright - ness of Zi . on's glad mom - ing,

2. Hail to the bright • ness of Zi. • on's glad mom - ing,
3. Lo, in the des • ert rich flow . ers are spring • ing,
4. See, from all lands, from the isles of the o • cean,
Joy to the lands that in dark • ness have lain!

Long by the proph ets of Is rael fore • told;
Streams ev - er co pious are glid - ing a long;
Praise to Je ho vah as - cend • ing on high;
Hushed be the ac - cents of sor . row and moum-ing,

Hail to the mil • lions from bond• age re . tum - ing,
Loud from the moun • tain - tops ech . oes are ring - ing,
Fall'n are the en . gines of war and com - mo - tion,
Zi on in tri - umph be - gins her mild reign.

Gen - tiles and Jews the blest vi - sion be - hold.
Wastes rise in ver - dure and min - gle in song.
Shouts of sal va - tion are rend - ing the sky. A - men.

508 I See a New World Coming
And I •aw a new heaven and a new earth. Reu. 21: 1
ENGLE 14 10 14 10 Ref.
Steve Engle
Arr. D.R.F. and S.E.
7
1. Be - yond a dy - ing sun I saw a vis - ~on on the sea Of

he shall wipe a - way the stain of tears from ev - 'ry eye; The
ha - tred rag - es on the wind and war de-files the land. I
gold - en sails full bil - lowed on the

r
wind (on wind.) And
sting of death shall pierce the heart no more. (heart no more.) When
see those gold - en sails still com - ing strong. (coming strong.) For
e - cho - ing a - hove the waves a voice

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called af - ter me: "The
mourn - ing turns to laugh - ter all the pain from us shall fly, And
through the eyes of faith still shines the im age of the Man, And
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THE CHRISTI.AN HOPE: KINGDOM

7
here
on
~en." ct-J
shore. (the
men.)
shore.)
rings song. (this song.)
Refrain
time when men are free! And
time when men are free! And
they shall be peo • pie, he shall rule

rule in
.J
shall rule in peace.

509 Jesus Shall Reign
All kiniS shall fall down before Him: all nations shall serve Him . Psa. 72: 11
Isaac Watts DUKE STREET L.M.

Based on Psalm 72 John Hatton
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1. Je • sus shall reign wher • e'er the run;

2. From north to south the princ • es feet;
3. To Him shall end - less prayer be head;
4. Peo - pie and realms of ev • ery song,
His king-dom spread from shore to shore, Till moons shall wax and wane no more.
While west -em em - pires own their Lord, And sav - age tribes at • tend His word.
His name like sweet per • fume shall rise With ev - ery mom - ing sac - ri - flee.
And in - fant voic • es shall pro-claim Theirearth-ly bless - ings on His name.
-.
510 0 Glorious Hour

For the time ia come for thee to reap; for the harvest of the earth t. ripe, Reu. 14: 15
ERNANL.M.
L . Ma.son.
1. O glorious hour! when Christ shall reign, And make this world his wide do • main:
2. Be• fore him righ .teous - ness shall spread War then shall hide its loath-some head;
3. Love joy and peace he will main - tain: Of su • per • sti - tion break the chain;
4. 0 hap• py day! 'tis nigh at hand, When Is - ra . el shall re-gain their land;
5. His king-dom then no end shall know Be - fore him shall all na. tions bow;
~
When tribes from ev - 'ry land shall come, To wor-ship at Je • ru - sa • lem.

Swords to the plow shall then give aid, And spears of prun-ing forks be made.
"Be free" pro • claim to ev - 'ry shore, And bid op • pres-sion be no more.
When par• a • dise shall be re • stored, And Christ the King shall be a - dored.
E'en seep-tics then shall own his might And be as • ton . ished at the sight.

There's a Great Day Coming 511
Be ye therefore ready also: for the Son of man cometh at an hour when ye think not. Luke 12:40
GREAT DAY Jrre&. Ref.

WW L. Thompson Will L. Thompson
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1. There's a great day coming, A great day coming, There's a great day
2. There's a bright day coming, A bright day com -ing, There's a bright day
3. There's a sad day com-ing, A sad day com -ing, There's a sad day
com - ing by and by; When the saints and the sin - ners shall be
com - ing by and by; But its bright ness shall on • ly come to
com - ing by and by; When the sin ner shall hear his doom, "De -
part - ed ri~t and k~ Are yoo read - y for that day to come?
them that love the Lord, Are you read - y for that day to come?
part, I know you not," Are you read - y for that day to come?
the

512 There's a New Day Dawning
••• take heed .•. un ta the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts. 2 Pet. l: 19
NEW DAY 14 14 Ref.

B.D. Ackley
7
L Go forth to serve, as Je • SUS went, To min - is - ter to men;

2. Be loy - al to God's Ho - ly Word, De - liv - ered to the saints;
3. Seek Christ, His will, His sac - ri - fice, His bless - ed way to live;
I'.\
A mes - sen - ger from heav - en sent, To do . work a - gam.

H 1s .r
Hold fast the truth that you have heard A - gainst the world's com - plaints.
Let self die out, Christ shall suf - fice, To Him your spir - it give.
There's a new day dawn - ing, There's a new day dawning, Then a - rise, 0
new day dawn -ing, When the nations of the world shall worship Christ the King.
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Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken 513
Glorlou• thing• are •Poken of thee, 0 city of God. P-. 87:3
AUSTRIAN HYMN 8 7 8 7 D.
Franz Joseph Haydn
7
1. Glo - rious things of thee are i - on, cit - y of our God;

2. See the streams of liv - ing Spring-ing from e - ter • nal love,
3. Round each hab - i - ta - tion See the cloud and fire ap - pear
4. Sav - ior, if of Zi - on's I through grace a mem- her am,
He whose word can - not be bro - ken Formed thee for His own a . bode;
Well sup • ply thy sons and daugh -ters, And all fear of want re • move:
For a glo - ry and a cov - ering, Show - ing that the Lord near!
Let the world de - ride or pit • y, will glo - ry name;
On
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the Rock of A - ges found - eel, shake thy sure ie - pose?
Who can faint, while such a riv - er flows their thirst as - suage'?
Thus de • riv - ing from their ban - ner night and shade by day;
Fad - ing is the world's best pleas - ure, boast - ed pomp and show;
With sal - va • tion's walls sur-round - ed, Thou mayst smile at all thy foes.
Grace which, like the Lord, the Giv - er, Nev - er fails from age to age.
Safe they feed up - on the man - na Which He gives them when they pray.
Sol - id joys and last - ing treas - ure None but Zi - on's chil·dren know. A• men.
Thia tune In a lower Irey, No. 7

514 The Kingdom Is Coming
The earth shall be filled with the lmowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters co11er the sea.
Hab. 2:14
MCINTOSH 12 8 12 8 Ref.
Mn. M. B. C. Slade R.M. McIntosh
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1. From all the dark plac - es Of earth's hea -then rac - es, 0 see how the
2. The sun - light is glanc - ing O'er ar - mies ad - vane - ing, To con - quer the
3. With shout - ing and sing - ing, And ju - bi - lant ring - ing, Their arms of re -
thick shad - ows fly! The voice of sal - va - tion A - wakes ev - ery na - tion,
king -doms of sin; Our Lord shall possess them, His presence shall bless them,
bel - lion cast down; At last ev - ery na - tion The LQrd of sal - va - tion
Refrain
Come o - ver and help us, they cry.

His beau ty shall en - ter them in. The king - dom is com - ing, 0
Their King and Re -deem - er shall crown!
tell ye the sto - ry, God's ban - ner ex - alt - ed shall be! The earth shall be
wa - ters that cov - er the sea.

Glad Tidings 515
He went . •• preaching and ,hewing the glad tidinn of the Kin,tdom of God. Luke 8: J
CONVERSE 8 7 8 7 D.
Charles C. Converse
1. The glad ti • dings of the king - dom, Je ~ sus preached in Gal - i • lee;
2. The glad ti - dings of the king - dom: Sav - ing word to dy • ing men;
Bade his fol-lowers in their mis - sion, Tell the same to you and me;
Still we sing the bliss • fut mes • sage, Christ the Lord will come a - gain!
in the mes • sage, Peace, there:

we in • vite you, Pray tears,
If be - liev - ing, you re - ceive it, Run the race with patient care.
You may that dear land in • her it, You may have the end - less years!

516 The Lord in Zion Reigneth
The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoma of our Lord .. • and he shall reign for euer and
euer. Re11. I I: 15
DANKS 7 6 8 6 D.
H.P. Danka
7
1. The Lord in Zi - on reign - eth; Let all the world re - joice,

2. The Lord in Zi - on reign - eth, And who so great as He?
3. The Lord in Zi - on reign - eth, These hours to Him be long;
And come be - fore His throne of grace With tune - ful heart arid voice;
The depths of earth are in His hands; He rules the might - y sea.
0 en - ter now His tern - pie gates, And fill His courts with song;
The Lord in Zi - on eth, And there His praise shall

0 crown His name with - or, And let His stand - ard wave,
Be - neath His roy - al ner Let ev - ery crea - ture fall,
To Him shall princ - es bend the knee An<l kings their glo - ry bring.
Till dis - tant isles be - yond the deep Shall own His power to save.
Ex • alt the King of heav'n and earth, And crown Him Lord of all.

No Night There 517
The night 1$ far ,pent. the day I• at hand. Rom. 13: 12
NO NIGHT THERE 7 6 7 6 Ref.

John R. Clemeitts Hart P. Danks
r
1. In the land of fade - less day Lies the "cit - y four• square,"
2. All the gates of pearl are made, In the "cit • y four - square,"
3. And the gates shall nev • er close To the "cit • y four • square,"
4. There they need no sun -shine bright, In that "cit . y four• square,"
It shall nev er pass a • way, And there is "no night there."

All the streets with gold are laid, And there is "no night there."
There life's crys tal riv • er flows, And there is "no night there."
For the Lamb is all the light, And there is "no night there."
God shall "wipe

r
a-way all tears," There's no death, no pain,nor fears;
God shall "wipe a way all tears," There's no death, no pain, nor fears;
r...
And they count

And they count not time
not time by
by
years, For there
years, by years, For there is
~ ~ i:;no night
"no night
there."
there."

518 The Great Judgment Morning
And 1 saw a great white throne, and him that sat on II. Reu. 20: 11
PICKETT 9 8 9 8 9 8 9 8
Leander L. Pickett
7
1. I dream'd that the great judgment morning Had dawn'd, and the trumpet had blown;
2. The rich man was there, but his mon - ey Had melt - ed and van - ished a - way;
3. The wid - ow was there and the or - phans, God heard and re - mem-bered their cries;
4. The mor - al man came to the judg - ment, But self· righteous rags would not do;
I dream'd that the na • tions had gath - ered To judg - ment be - fore the white throne.
A pau - per he stood in the judg - ment, His debts were too heav - y to pay.
No sor - row will be there for - ev - er, God wiped all the tears from their eyes.
The men who had cru- ci - fied Je - sus Had passed off as mor- al men too.
From the throne came a bright shining an - gel And stood on the land and the sea,
The great man was there,but his great-ness When death came was left far be - hind;
The gam - bier was there and the drunk-ard, And the man who had sold them the drink,
The souls that had put off sal - va - tion "Not to- night; I'll re-pent by and by;
And swore with his hand rais'd to heav - en, That time was no long-er to be.
The an - gel that op - ened the rec - ords, Not a trace of his great-ness could find.
With peo - pie who gave him the li • cense To - geth in fire they did sink.
No time now to think of re - lig - ion!" At last had found time to die.

And 0, what a weep-ing and wail - ing, As the lost were told of their fate;
,--
...__;-
mountains, They pray'd, but their pray'r was too late.
,,_ ....
The Kingdom of God 519

And I saw a new heaven and a new earth. Re11. 2 l: l
SERENITY C.M.
Mrs. Louise Lapp
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Arr. from Wm. Wallace
'I.I - - )
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1. John saw the heaven and earth made new,

2. And God Him . self shall dwell with men,
3. "Be hold, I make all things" a . new,
4. In beau ti ful Je ru sa . lem,
• ,.. h• # h. L .
.:
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I I
I
The first had passed a - way, The Ho ly cit • y

And wipe a - way all tears, There is no sor • row
These faith ful words are true, To him who ov • er -
God's glo ry gives it light, All kings and na - tions
com - ing down, The new Je - ru - sa lem.

pain or death, Thro' out the com - ing years.
com • eth sin, On earth with God shall rule.
walk in it, "For there shall be no night." A - men.

520 Oh, Shout for Joy!
For the Lord himself shall descend from heauen with a shout. l Thea& 4 : 16
AZMONC.M.
Carl G. Glaser
1. Oh, shout for joy! let songs a - rise, The Lamb that once was slain
·2..The trum - pet sounds its joy - fut voice Is heard o'er land and sea;
3. Yes, they shall live for - ev - er-more, Se cure from toil and pain;
4. All hail that bright, e - ter - nal day, When Da - vid's right · ful heir
Will come in glo - ry from the skies, Up - on • the earth to reign.

And saints a - tis - ing now re - joice To live e - ter - nal - ly.
And on that bright and hap · py shore, With their Re - deem• er reign.
Shall take the throne and hold the sway In glor - ious tri -umph there. A - men.
521 Our Thanks, 0 God, for Fathers

M1!11 be sober, grare. temperate, so1md ill faith. ill rharitu, i11 palie11ce. Tillis 2:2
SOLIE 7 6 8 6
Lois S. Johnson
1. Our thanks, 0 God, for fa - thers Who fol - low in Thy way,
2. Our thanks, 0 God, for fa - thers Who show, by word and deed,
3. Our thanks, 0 God, for fa - thers Who meet Thee oft in prayer,
4. How bless - ed are the chit - dren Who in their fa - thers see
And who, with glad and trust - ing hearts, Ex - alt Thee ev - 'ry day.
Com - mit - ment to Thy will and plan, And Thy com-mand-ments heed.
And who, for all life's toil and care, Find strength and wis - dom there.
The ten - der Fa - ther love of God, And find their way to Thee.
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HOME AND FAMILY

Happy the Home When God Is There 522
A6 for me and my houae, we will ,eroe the Lord. Jo,h. 24: I 5
ST. AGNES C.M

John B. Dykes
1. Hap • py the home when God is there, And love fills ev . 'ry breast;
2. Hap • py the home where Je • sus' name Is sweet to ev . 'ry ear;
3. Hap • py the home where prayer is heard, And praise is wont to rise;
4. Lord, let us in our homes a • gree This bless • ed peace to gain;
When one their wish and one their prayer, And one in thee do rest.
Where chil-dren ear . ly lisp His fame, And par-ents hold Him dear.
Where par- ents love the sa • cred Word, And all its wis. dom prize.
U • nite our hearts in love to Thee, And love to all will reign. A• men.
Thi& tune in a higher hey, No. 503
0 Perfect Love 523

Hu•banda, love your wive,, even aa Chriat alao loved the chun:h. Eph. 5: 25
SANDRINGHAM 11 10 11 10
Anna B. Warner Joseph Bamby
hu • man thought tran • scend • ing,

Life, be Thou their full as • sur • ance
joy which bright • ens earth • ly
:s.
prayer be • fore Thy throne, the love which
ty and stead-fast faith, and qui • et,
calms all earth -ly strif: , the glo • rious
HOME AND FAMILY

524 0 Happy Home, Where Thou Art Loved
Thi6 day u saluation come to this house. Luke J 9 : 9
Carl J. P. Spitta HENLEY 11 10 11 10

Trans. by Sarah B. Findlater Lowell Mason
r
1. 0 hap - PY home, where Thou art loved the dear - est, Thou lov - ing
2. 0 hap· PY home, where each one serves Thee, low - ly, What - ev - er
3. 0 hap- PY home, where Thou art not for - got - ten When joy is
Friend and Sav - ior of our race, And where a - mong the guests there nev - er
his ap - point- ed work may be, Till ev - ery com -mon task seems great and
o - ver - flow - ing, full and free; 0 happy home, where every wound-ed
'O"
com - eth One who can hold such high and hon - ored place.
ho - ly, When it is done, 0 Lord, as un - to Thee.
spir - it Is brought, Phy • si - cian, Com • fort - er, to Thee. A- men.
HOME AND FAMILY

0 God, Whose Love Is Over All 525
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son. John 3:16
DENVER 8 6 8 6 D.
John Haynes Holmes H. Hou,ely
r
1. 0 God, whose love is o - ver all The chil - dren of Thy grace,
2. To see Thee in the sun by day, And in the stars by night,
3. To see Thee in each qui - et home Where faith and love a - bide,
Whose rich and ten - der bless - ings fall On ev - ery age and place,
In wav - ing grass and o - cean spray, And leaves and flow - ers bright;
In school and church, where all may come To seek Thee side by side;
Hear Thou the songs and prayers we raise In ea - ger joy to Thee,
To hear Thy voice, like spo - ken word, In ev - 'rybreeze that blows,
To see Thee in each hu - man life, Each strug - gling hu - man heart,
And teach us, as we sound Thy praise, In

In ev - 'ry song of ev - 'ry bird, And
Each path by which, in ea - ger strife, Men A-men.
HOME AND FAMILY

526 God, Give Us Christian Homes
The•e word$ .•• thou •halt teach ••• unto thy chUdren. Deut. 6:6, 7
CHRISTIAN HOMES Irre1.

B.B. McKinney B.B. McKinney
r
1. God,
2. God,
3. God,
give
give
give
us
us
us
Chris
Chris
Chris
tian
tian
tian
-
homes!
homes!
homes!
Homes where
Homes where
Homes where
the
the
Bi - ble
fa - ther
the moth - er,
is
is
in
4.. God, give us Chris - tian homes! Homes where the chi! - dren are
'--"
loved and taught, Homes where the Mas ter's will is sought,
true and strong, Homes that are free from the blight of wrong,
queen - ly quest, Strives to show oth - ers Thy way is best,
led to know Christ in His beauty who loves them so,
Homes crowned with beau - ty thy love hath wrought; God, give us
Homes that are joy - ous with love and song; God, give us
Homes where the Lord is an hon - ored guest; God, give us
Homes where the al tar fires and glow; God, give us
Chris - tian
Chris
Chris
tian
tian
homes;
homes;
homes;
give
give
give
us
us
us
tian
tian
tian
-
homes!
homes!
homes!
Chris tian homes; give us tian homes! A - men.
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HOME AND FAMILY

A Christian Home 527
••• The head of euery man t. Chrt.t. l Cor. l l: 3
FINLANDIA 10 10 10 10 10 10
Jean Sibelius
1. 0 give us homes built firm up-on the Sav - ior, Where Christ is Head and
2. 0 give us homes with god - ly fa. thers, moth-ers, Who al - ways place their
3. 0 give us homes where Christ is Lord and Mas- ter, The Bi - ble read, the
4. 0 Lord, our God, our homes are Thine for - ev - er! We trust to Thee their
Coun- sel - lor and Guide; Where ev - 'ry child is taught His love and fa - vor
hope and trust in Him; Whose ten-der pa - tience tur-moil nev - er both - ers,
pre-cious hymns still sung; Where pray'r comes first in peace or in dis - as - ter,
prob-lems, toil, and care; Their bonds of love no en - e - my can sev - er.
And gives his heart to Christ, the cru - ci - fled; How sweet to know that
Whose calm and cour - age trou - ble can - not dim; A home where each finds
And praise is nat - ural speech to ev - 'ry tongue; Where mountains move be -
If Thou art al - ways Lord and Mas- ter there: Be Thou the cen - ter
tho his foot-steps wa - ver His faith-ful Lord is walk-ing by his

joy in serv - ing oth - ers, And love still shines, tho days be dark and
fore a faith that's vast-er, And Christ suf - fi - cient is for old and
of our least en- deav - or Be Thou our Guest, our hearts and homes to
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HOME AND FAMILY
528 Love at Home
Be ye all of 011e 111i11d, l,a11i11g co111pas.~io11 011e of a11other, love as brcthrc11. 1 Pet. 8:8
McNAUGHTON lrreg.
J.H. McNaughton
1. There is beau - ty all a - round, When there's love at home; There is joy in
2. In the cot - tage there is joy, When there's love at home; Hate and en - vy
3. Kind- ly heav -en smiles a - hove, When there's love at home; All the earth is
4. Je - sus, show Thy mer - cy mine, Then there's love at home; Sweet - ly whisper
ev - 'ry sound, When there's love at home. Peace and plen -ty here a - bide, Smil - ing
ne'er an - noy, When there's love at home. Ros - es blossom 'neath our feet, All the
filled with love, When there's love at home. Sweet- er sings the brooklet by, Brighter
I am Thine, Then there's love at home. Source of love, Thy cheering light Far ex -
sweet on ev - 'ry side; Time doth softly, sweetly glide, When there's love at home;
earth's a gar-densweet, Mak - ing life a bliss complete,When there's love at home;
beams the az - ure sky: Oh, there's One who smiles on high,When there's love at home;
ceeds the sun so bright Can dispel the gloom of night; Then there's love at home;
Love at home, Love at home, Time doth softly, sweetly glide, When there's love at home.
Love at home, Love at home, Mak - ing life a bliss complete, When there's love at home.
Love at home, Love at home, Oh, there's One who smiles on high, When there'sloveathome.
Love at home, Love at home, Can dispel the gloom of night, Then there's loveathome.
HOME AND FAMILY

A Virtuous Woman 529
u
Who can find a virtuous woman1 for her price far aboue rubies. Prou. 31 :10
BEECHER 8 7 8 7 D.
John Zundel
7
1. Who can find a vir - tuous wo - man? Worth more than all pre - ciousgems!
2. Strength and hon • or are her clothing; When she speaks her words are wise.
3. Charm can be so ver - y de - cept-ive, Beau -ty fades and soon is past.
And her hus - band safe • ly trust - eth All his goods in - to her hands.
In her tongue the law of kind - ness Makes the home a par - a - dise.
She who lives for God and oth - ers, Has a beau - ty that will last.
Wil - ling hands that al - ways are work- i~g For her house-hold and man - kind;
All her chil • dren call her bless - ed; Joy a - bounds in ev - ry heart;
Fame and for - tune may not claim her For her man - y hum-ble deeds;
Ris • ing ear - ly or late mid-night, Fill - ing needs with heart and mind
Love and peace a . bide for - ev - er, From God's Word they will not depart.
But the God she loves and hon - ors, Brings her praise that sup - er -sedes.
HOME AND FAMILY

530 Abide with Me
Abide with us: for it la toward euenin6, and the day la far spent. Luke 24:29
EVENTIDE 10 10 10 10
Henry F. Lyte William H. Monk
1. A
2. Swift
bide
to
with
its
me:
close
fast
ebbs
falls the
out life's
e - ven
lit - tie
- tide;
day;
3. I need Thy pres - ence ev - 'ry pass - ing hour;
4. Hold Thou Thy cross be fore my clos - ing eyes;
,. I I I I I I I
.....
" The dark - ness deep - ens; Lord,
I
with me a bide!
Earth's joys grow dim, its glo - ries pass a way;
What but Thy grace can foil the tempt - er's power?
Shine through the gloom when doubts and fears a rise.
,.J ;;
..,.. • •
, ~
I I I I I I I
When oth - er help ers fail, and com - forts flee,

Change
Who,
and de cay
like Thy - self,
- in
my
all
guide
a
and
- round
stay can
I see.
be?
Earth's morn will break and night's vain shad • ows flee;
.J:--;;_ J J
Help of the help -

less, 0 a bide with "'
me.
0 Thou who chang - est not, a bide with me.
Through cloud and sun - shine, 0 a bide with me.
In life, in death, 0 Lord, a bide with me.
SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: MORNING AND EVENING

Softly Now the Light of Day 531
Let my prayer be set forth before Thee ••• cu the euenlng •cu:ri(lce. P•a. 141:2
SEYMOUR 7 7 7 7
Georce W. Doane Carl Maria VOil Weber
r
L Soft - ly now the light of day Fades up - on my sight a - way;

2. Thou, whose all - per - vad - ing eye Naught es - capes, with - out, with - in,
3. When for me the light of day Shall for - ev - er pass a - way;
4. Thou who, sin - less, yet hast known All of man's in - firm - i - ty;
Free from care, from la - bor free,

r
Lord, I would com - mune WJth Thee.
.
Par - don each in - firm - i - ty, 0 - pen fault and se - cret sin.
Then from sin and sor-row free, In Thy King-dom dwell with Thee.
Then from Thine e - ter - nal throne, Je - sus, look with pity- ing eye. A-men.
b
Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me 532

I lay down my life for the •heep. John l 0: 15
STAINER 8 7 8 7
Mary (Lundie) Duncan John Stainer
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1. Je - sus, ten - der Shep- herd hear me; Bless Thy lit - tie lamb to - night;
2. All this day Thy hand has led me, And I thank Thee for Thy care;
3. Let my sins be all for - giv - en; Bless the friends I love so well:
Through the dark - ness be Thou near me; Keep me safe till morn - ing light.
Thou hast clothed me, warmed and fed me, Lis - ten to my ev • 'ning prayer.
And when you de - scend from heav-en, Hap - py then with Thee to dwell. A- men.

533 Morning Has Broken
In the morning, then ye shall see the glory of the Lord. Ex. 16: 7
BUNESSAN 5 5 5 3 D.
Traditional Gaelic melody
Eleanor Farjeon Arr. by David Evans
r Unison 7
L Mom - ing has bro ken Like the first morn ing,
2. Sweet the rain's new fall Sun • lit from heav en,
3. Mine is the sun light! Mine is the morn ing,
Black • bird has spo Like the

Like the first dew On the first grass.
Born of the one E. den saw play!
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for the sing ing! m~rn . ing·r i

for the sweet ness gar den,
with e la morn ing,
Praise for them spring Fresh from the

Sprung in com • plete ness Where His feet pass.
God's re ere a tion Of the new day! A -men.
Words reprinted by permission of Harold Ober Assoclate1. Copyright© 1957 by Eleanor Farjeon.
Music from "Revised Church Hymnary" 1927 by permission of Oxford University Press,

Now, on Land and Sea Descending 534
Now the Lord of peace him.elf glue you peace alwaya by all meana. 2 Thesa. 3: 16
VESPER HYMN 8 7 8 7 8 6 8 7
Dimitri S. Bortniansky
7
1. Now, on land and sea descend - ing, Brings the night its peace pro-found;
2. Soon as dies the sun - set glo - ry, Stars of heaven shine out a - hove,
3. Now, our wants and bur - dens leav - ing To His care who cares for all,
4. As the dark- ness deep - ens o'er us, Lo! e - ter - nal stars a - rise;
Let our ves - per hymn be blend -ing With the ho - ly calm a - round.
Tell - ing still the an - cient sto - ry Their Cre - a - tor's change-less love.
Cease we fear- ing, cease we griev - ing: At His touch our bur - dens fall.
Hope and faith and love rise glo - rious, Shin - ing in the mid-night skies.
Ju - bi - la - te! Ju - bi - la - te ! Ju - bi - la - te! A - men!
Let our ves-per hymn be blend-ing With the ho - ly

r
calm a - round.
Tell - ing still the an - cient sto - ry Their Cre - a -tor's change-less love.
Cease we fear-ing, cease we griev-ing: At His touch our bur - dens fall.
Hope and faith and love rise glo. rious,Shin - ing in the mid-night skies. A- men.
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535 Savior, Breathe an Evening Blessing
Thou shalt not be afraid for tl1e terror by night. Psa. 91 :6
EVENING PRAYER 8 7 8 7
James Edmeston George C. Stebbins
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\!I
1. Sav - ior, breathe an eve - ning bless - ing Ere re - pose our spir - its seal;
2. Though de - struc - tion walk a - round us, Though the ar - rows past us fly;
3. Though the night be dark and drear - y, Dark - ness can - not hide from Thee;
4. Should swift death this night o'er - take us, And our couch be - come our tomb,
lo\
Sin and want we come con - fess-ing, Thou canst save, and 'l'nou canst heal.
An-gel guards from Thee surround us, We are safe if Thou art nigh.
Thou art He who, nev - er wea - ry, Watch-est where Thy peo - pie be.
May the mom in Thee a - wake us, Clad in light
~---
and death - less bloom. A - men.
536 Now the Day Is Over

Thou shalt lie down. and thy aleep ahall be •weet. Prou. 3:24
Sabine Bannc-Gould
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L Now the day is 0 -ver, Night is draw - ing nigh,

2. Je - SUS, give the wea - ry Calm and sweet re pose;
3. Grant to lit -
tie chil dren Vi - sions bright of Thee;
4. When the mom- ing wak - ens, Then may I a
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r~
- ows of the eve - ning Steal a - cross the sky.

Thy ten - d'rest bless - ing May our eye - lids close.
the sail - ors toss - ing On the deep blue sea.
and fresh and sin - less In Thy ho - ly eyes. A- men.

Back to God, America! 537
Except ye be conuerted .•. ye •hall not enter into the kin6dom of heauen. Matt. 18:3
GALLOWAY 1414 Ref.

Mrs. L.B.G. Lorena B. Galloway
1. Our fa - thers built our coun - tey dear Up - on the Word of God;
2. Our sins are man - y, this we know, We mer - it but His wrath:
3. God's prom - ise is, if hum bly we Will pray and seek His face,
So must we too go back a - gain, Tread where our fa - thers trod.

The way is dark, as on we go, A long the fu - ture's path.
Con - fess our sins and tum there-from, He will ex - tend His grace.
Refrain
let's get back to God, 0 A - mer - - ca! Let's keep our
lib er - ty; It is our
Copyrilht 191>1 by Lorena B. Gallow&Y. Used by pe.nnission.
SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: PATRIOTIC

538 America, the Beautiful
Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. Psa. 33:12
MATERNA C.M.D.
Katharine L. Bates Samuel A. Ward
r 7
1. 0 beau - ti - ful for spa - cious skies, For am - ber waves of grain,
2. 0 beau - ti - fut for pit - grim feet, Whose stern im • pas-sioned stress
3. 0 beau - ti - ful for he - roes proved In lib - er - at - ing strife,
4. 0 beau - ti - fut for pa - triot dream That sees be • yond the years
For pur - pie moun-tain maj - es - ties A - hove the fruit - ed plain!
A thor - ough-fare for free - dom beat A - cross the wit - der • ness!
Who more than self their coun - try loved, And mer . cy more than life!
Thine al a - bas - ter cit - ies gleam, Un - dimmed by hu - man tears!
A - mer . i - ca! A . mer - - ca! God shed His grace on thee,

A . mer . i - ca! A . mer - i . ca! God mend thine ev . ery flaw,
A . mer . . .
-
i - ca! A mer - i . ca! May God thy gold re fine,
A . mer . i - ca! A . mer - i . ca! God shed His grace on thee,
And crown thy good with broth - er - hood From sea to shin - ing sea!
Con - firm thy soul in self - con - trol, Thy lib • er - ty in law!
Till all suc-cess be no - hie - ness, And ev - ery gain di - vine!
And crown thy good with broth • er - hood From sea to shin - ing sea! A - men.

God of Our Fathers 539
The Lord of hosta la with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge, Paa. 46:7
NATIONAL HYMN 10 10 10 10
Daniel C. Roberts Gecrge W. Waneu
3
1. God of our fa - thers, whose al - might - y

2. Thy love di - vine hath led us in the
3. From war's a - larms, from dead - ly pes - ti -
4. Re - fresh Thy peo - pie on their toil - some
l
hand Leads forth in beau - ty all the star - ry
past; In this free land by Thee our lot is
lence, Be Thy strong arm our ev - er sure de -
way; Lead us from night to nev - er - end - ing
band Of shin - ing worlds in splen - dor through the

cast; Be Thou our Ru! er, Guard - ian, Guide and
fense; Thy true re - lig - ion in our hearts in -
day; Fill all our lives with love and di -
b
skies, Our grate-ful songs be - fore Thy throne a - rise.

Stay, Thy Word our law, Thy paths our cho - sen way.
crease, Thy boun-teous good - ness nour - ish us in peace.
vine; And glo - ry, laud, and praise be ev - er Thine. A- men.
[)

540 The Star-Spangled Banner
Tru,t in the Lord with all tlaine heart. Prou. 3:5
STAR SPANGLED BANNER lrreg. Ref.

Attr. to Jo~n Stafford Smith
hailed at the twi- Iight's last gleam. ing,Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thru the
homes and the war's des • o • la • tion! Blest with vie -t'ry and peace, may the
And the rock -ets' red glare, the bombs burst-ing in air, Gave proof thru the
Then con-quer we must, when our cause it is just; And this be our
night that our flag was still there. O say, does that star . span • gled
mot to: "In God is our trust!" And the star-span-gled ban . ner in

7
brave?
brave!
My Country 'Tis of Thee 541

Righteousnesa exalteth a nation: but aln is a reproach to any people. Prou. 14:34
AMERICA 6 6 4 6 6 6 4
Samuel F. Smith Attr. to Henry Carer
r
1. My coun - try, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of lib - er - ty,

2. My na - tive coun - try, thee, Land of the no - ble free,
3. Let mu - sic swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees
4. Our fa - thers' God, to Thee, Au - thor of lib - er - ty,
Of thee I sing: Land where my fa thers died, Land of the

Thy name I love: I love thy rocks and rills, Thy woods and
Sweet free - dom's song: Let mor - tal tongues a - wake; Let all that
To Thee we sing: Long may our land be bright With free - dom's
pil - grim's pride, From ev - 'ry moun - tain side Let free - dom ring!
tern - pied hills; My heart with rap - ture thrills Like that a - bove.
breathe par - take; Let rocks their si - lence break, The sound pro - long.
ho - ly light; Pro - tect us by Thy might, Great God, our King!

542 Battle Hymn of the Republic
He is terrible to the kines of the earth. Pso. 76: J 2
BATTLE HYMN 15 15 15 6 Ref.

Julia W. Howe Traditional American melody
L Mine_ eyes have seen the glo - ry of the com - ing of the Lord; He is
2. I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hun - dred cir• cling camps; They have
3. He has sound - ed forth the trum - pet that shall nev - er sound re - treat; He is
4. In the beau -ty of the lil - ies, Christ was born a - cross the sea, With a
tram - piing out the vin - tage where the grapes of wrath are stored; He hath loosed the
build - ed Him an al - tar in the eve - ning dews and damps; I can read His
sift · ing out the hearts of men be - fore His judgment seat; 0 be swift, my
glo - ry in His hos - om that trans - fig - ures you and me; As He died to
fate - ful light-ning of His ter - ri."ble swift sword; His truth is march- ing on.
righ-teous sen-tence by the dim and flar- ing lamps; His day is march-ing on.
soul, to an - swer Him! be ju . bi -lant, my feet! Our God is march-ing on .
make men ho - ly, let us live to make men free, While God is march-ing on.
on.

0 Thou, Whose Hand Hath Brought Us 543
Enter Into his gates with thanksgiving, and into hi.a couru with praise. P•a. J00:4
AURELIA 7 6 7 6 D.
Frederick W. Goadby Samuel S. Wesley
r 7
1. 0 Thou, whose hand hath brought us Un - to this joy - ful day,

2. For this Thy house we praise Thee, Reared at Thine own com - mand,
3. And oft as here we gath - er, And hearts in wor-ship blend,
4. And as the years roll on - ward, And strong af - fee- tions twine,
5. Lord God, our fa - thers' help - er, Our joy, and hope, and stay,
Ac - cept our glad thanks - giv - ing, And lis - ten as we pray;
For ev - 'ry gen - 'rous spir - it, And ev - 'ry will - ing hand;
May truth re - veal its pow - er, And fer - vent prayer as - cend;
And ten - der mem - 'ries gath - er A - bout this sa - cred shrine,
Grant now a gra - cious earn - est Of man - Ya com - ing day.
And may our prep - a ra - tion For this day's serv - ice be
And now with· in Thy tern - pie Thy glo - ry let us see,
Here may the bus - y toil - er Rise to the things a - hove;
May this its chief· est hon - or, Its glo - ry, ev - er be,
Our yearn - ing hearts Thou know - est; We wait be - fore Thy throne.
With one ac - cord to of - fer Our • selves, 0 Lord, to Thee.

For all its strength and beau • ty Are noth - ing with· out Thee.
The young, the old, be strength-ened, And all men learn Thy love.
That mu! - ti - tudes with • in it Have found their way to Thee.
0 come, and by Thy pres • ence Make this new house Thine own. A - men.
Tht. tune in a lower hey, No. 664

SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: THANKSGIVING
544 We Thank You, Jehovah!
I thank my God. l Cor. 14:18
WE THANK YOU 11 10 11 10
Mcuestically!
1. We thank you, Je - ho - vah, each day and each night, That you shed up -
2. We thank you, Je - ho - vah, for your faith - ful Son, Who o'er death and
3. We thank you, Je - ho - vah, for our broth - er - hood, Where we find com -
4. We thank you, our God, for the hon - or to preach A - bout your great
on us your pre - cious light! We thank you that we have the

Ha des the vie - t'ry won! We thank you for guid - ance in
pan - ions both true and good! We thank you for giv - ing us
name and the truth to teach! We thank you that soon all earth's
priv - 'lege of That we can ap - proach you with ev - 'ry care!

do - ing your For thus you do help us our vows ful - fill!
your ac - tive Your spir - it, which aids us to hold our course!
woes will be While your King-dom bless - ings for - ev - er last!

Come, Ye Thankful People, Come 545
The harveat i. the end of the world; and the reapers are the an11eZ.. Matt. 13 : 39
ST. GEORGE'S, WINDSOR 7 7 7 7 D.

George J. Elvey
1. Come, ye thankful peo - pie, come, Raise the song of bar - vest home:
2. All the world is God's own field, Fruit un - to Hts praise to yield;
3. For the Lord our God shall come, And shall take His bar - vest home;
4. E - ven so, Lord, quick - ly come To Thy fi - nal bar - vest home;
All
Wheat
is safe - ly gJ: -Ced
in,
and tares to - geth - er sown,
Ere the win - ter
Un - to joy or
storms be - gin;
sor - row grown;
From His field shall in that day All of - fens - es purge a - way;
Gath - er Thou Thy peo - pie in, Free from sor - row, free from sin;
God, our Ma - ker, doth pro - vide For our wants to be sup - plied:
First · the blade, and then the ear, Then the full com shall ap - pear:
Give His an • gels charge at last In the fire the tares to cast;
There, for - ev - er · pu - ri - fled, In Thy pres - ence to a - bide:
Come
Lord
to God's own tr: -
ple,come,Raise the song of bar - vest home.
of bar - vest, grant that we Whole - some grain and pure may be.
But the fruit - ful ears to store In His gar - ner
Come, with all Thine an • gels, come, Raise the glo - rious A-men.

546 Count Your Blessings
Many, 0 Lord my God, are Thy wonderful works ••• Psa. 40:5
BLESSINGS 11 11 11 11 Ref,
Johnson Oatman. Jr, Edwin 0, Excell
L When up • on life's bil - lows you are tern- pest tossed, When you are dis •
2. Are you ev • er bur-dened with a load of care? Does the cross seem
3. When you look at oth - ers with their lands and gold, Think that Christ has
4. So a • mid the con • flict, wheth-er great or small, Do not be dis •
cour - aged, think-ing all is lost, Count your man - y bless -ings name them
heav - y you are called to bear? Count your man • y bless• ings ev • ery
prom - ised you His wealth un - told; Count your man • y bless - ings mon - ey
cour -aged God is o - ver all; Count your man • y bless - ings an - gels
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one by one, And it will sur • prise you what the Lord has done.
doubt will fly, And you will be sing - ing as the days go by.
can • not buy, Heirs on earth with Je · SUS, nev - er • more to die.
will at • tend, Help and com -fort give you to your jour-ney's end.
your bless-ings name them one E~

name them one by
one;
one;
Count your
Count your man - y
bless - ings see what God has done; Count your bless. ings
blessings see what God has done; Count your man • y bless• ings.

We Gather Together 547
If God be for us, who can be against us? Rom. 8:31
KREMSER 12 11 12 11
Netherlands folk hymn Nederlandtsch Gedenckelanck
Trans. by Theodore Baker Arr. by Edward Kremser
He chas - tens and has tens His will to make known;

Or - dain - ing, main - tain ing His king dom di vine;
And pray that Thou still our De - fend - er wilt be.
The wick ed op - press - ing now cease from dis - tress - ing,
So from the be - gin - ning the fight we were win - ning:
Let Thy con - gre - ga - tion es cape trib - u - la - tion:
prais - es to His
Lord, wast at our
be ev-er A - men.
Thu tune In a higher Irey, No. 16 SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: THANKSGIVING
548 We Plow the Fields, and Scatter
Euery good gift and euery perfect gift is from aboue. Jas. 1: 17
Matthias Claudius WIR PFLUG EN 7 6 7 6 D. Ref

Trans. by Jane M. Campbell Johann A,P. Schulz
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plow the fields,and scat - ter The But it is

2. He on - ly is the Mak - er Of all things near and far, He paints the
3. We thank Thee then, 0 Fa - ther, For all things bright and good, The seed - time
and wa - tered By God's al- migh-ty sends the snow in

- side flow - er, He lights the eve - ning winds and waveso -
the har - vest, Our life, our health,our cept the gifts we
b
win - ter, The warmth to swell the grain, The breez-es and the sunshine, And
bey Him, By Him the birds are fed; Much more to us, His chil • dren, He
of - fer For all Thy love im - parts, And what Thou most de - sir - est, Our
soft re- fresh•ing rain.

gives our dai - ly bread. All good gifts a - round us Are sent from heav'n a -
hum - hie, thank-ful hearts.

Now Thank We All Our God 549
Now therefore, our God, we thank Thee, and pralae Thy 61orlous name. 1 Chron. 29:13
Martin Rinkart NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT 6 7 6 7 6 6 6 6

Trans. by Catherine Winkworth Johann Cruger
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1. Now thank we all our God With heart and hands and voic - es,
2. 0 may this boun -teous God Through all our life be near us,
3. All praise and thanks to God The Fa - ther now be giv - en,
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Who won - drous things hath done, In whom His world re - joic es;
With ev - er joy - fut hearts And bless - ed peace to cheer us;
The Son, who with Him reigns In all the high - est heav en,
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Who, from our moth - arms, Hath blessed us on our way

And keep us in grace And guide us when per - plexed,
The one e ter - God Whom earth and heav'n a - dore;
With count - less gifts of love, And still is ours to - day.

And free us from all ills In this world and the next.
For thw, it was, is now, And shall be ev - er - more. A - men.

550 Not Alone for Mighty Empire
Some trust in chariots •.. but we will remember the name of tile Lord • •. Psa. 20:7
HYFRYDOL 8 7 8 7 D.
Rowland H. Prichard
William P. Merrill Arr. by Ralph Vaughan Williams
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1. Not a - lone for might - y empire,Stretch-ing far o'er land and sea;
2. Not for bat - tie - ship and for - tress, Not for con -quests of the sword;
3. For the ar - mies of the faithful, Souls that passed and left no name;
a • lone for boun - teous bar-vests, Lift we up our hearts to Thee.

for con• quests of the spir - it Give we thanks to Thee, 0 Lord;
the glo - ry that ii - lu- mines Pa - triot lives of death-less fame;
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Stand- ing in the liv - ing pres. ent, Mem - o - ry and hope be - tween,
For the her - i - tage of free-dom, For the home, the church, the school;
For our proph-ets and a - pos - ties, Loy - al to the liv - ing Word;
Lord, we would with deep thanks-giv - ing Praf Thee m~t for things un - seen.
For the pen door to - hood In a land the peo - pie rule.
For all roes of the it, Give we thanks to Thee, 0 Lord. A - men.
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This tune In a hlghf!r lrt!Y, No. 196
Thanks to God for My Redeemer 551
In eucry thing giue thank,: for tht, 11 the will of God . •• 1 Theu. 5: J 8
August Ludvig Storm TACK, 0 GUO 8 7 8 7 D.

Trans. by Carl E. Backstrom J.A. Hultman
(With devotion
1. Thanks to God for my Re - deem - er, Thanks for all Thou dost pro - vide!
2. Thanks for prayers that Thou hast an -swered, Thanks for what Thou dost de - ny !
3. Thanks for ros es by the way - side, Thanks for thorns their stems con - tain!
Thanks for times now but a mem - 'ry, And for Je - sus by my side!
Thanks for storms that I have weath - ered, And for all Thou dost sup - ply!
Thanks for home and thanks for fire - side, And for hope, that sweet re - frain!
Thanks for pleas - ant, balm- y spring-time, Thanks for dark and drear - y fall!
Thanks for pain, and thanks for pleas - ure, Thanks for com - fort in de spair!
Thanks for joy and thanks for sor - row, Thanks for heav'n - ly peace with Thee!
'Thanks for tears by now for - got - ten, And for peace with - in my soul!
Thanks for grace that none can meas - ure, And for love be-yond com - pare!
Thanks for hope to - day, to - mor - row, And thro' all e - ter - ni - ty!

552 For All the Blessings of the Year
Blessed be the Lord. who daily loadeth 11.q with benefits. P.~a. 68:19
OLDBRIDGE 8 8 8 4
Robert N, Quaile
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L For all the bless - ings of the year, For all the friends we hold so dear,
2. For life and health,those com-mon things,Which ev - ery day and hour brings,
3. For love of Thine which nev - er tires, Which all our bet • ter thought in.spires,
For peace on earth, both far and near, We thank Thee, Lord.
For home, where our af - fee - tion clings, We thank Thee, Lord.
And warms our lives with heav'n - ly fires, We thank Thee, Lord. A - men.
553 Bless Thou This Coming Year

Then ahall the earth yield her increaae; and God ••• shall blea, ua. Paa. 67:6
WINCHESTER OLD C.M.
Based on Christopher Tye
Daniel Watkins In Estes Psalter
L 0 God the Fa - ther of all men Bless Thou this com - ing year,
2. 0 may the spring that soon shall come Bring life a • fresh and new,
3. The sum - mer that now lies a - head 0 may it well be spent,
4. 0 may the fall that soon shall come Re . mind us of Thy grace,
5. 0 on the win - ter's chil • ly night May we re • call Thy love,
And may it be in Thy great will That we should have no fear.

And may we to Thy ho - ly WordThrough-out the year be true.
And may we know the prec - ious Lord The One whom Thou has sent.
For in our iost and dy - ing state Thou lift • ed up our race.
May we re -mem-ber Thy dear Son Who now is gone a - hove. A-men.
SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: NEW YEAR

Another Year Is Dawning 554
So teach ua to number our day a, that we may aPPIY our heart, unto wudom. P,a. 90: 12
AURELIA 7 6 7 6 D.
Frances R. Havergal Samuel S. Wesley
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1. An - oth - er year is dawn - ing! Dear Fa - ther, let it be,

2. An - oth - er year of mer - cies, Of faith - ful - ness and grace,
3. An - oth - er year of serv - ice, Of wit - ness for Thy love,
In work. ing or in wait - ing, An oth - er year with Thee;

An - oth - er year of glad - ness, In the shin - ing of Thy face;
An - oth - er year of train • ing For a ho - lier work of love,
An - oth - er year of prog - ress, An - oth - er year of praise,

An - oth - er year of lean ing Up - on Thy lov - ing breast,
An - oth - er year is dawn ing! Dear Fa ther, let it be,
An - oth - er year of prov - ing Thy pres -ence all the days.
An - oth - er year of trust - ing, Of qui - et, hap - py rest.
On earth, and in your pre - sence, An - oth - er year for Thee. A - men.
Thu tune In a hl,rher Irey, No. 22S

SPECIAL TIMES AND SEASONS: NEW YEAR
555 We Bless Thee for This Holy Day
We will bless the Lord • •• Psa. 115: 18
WE BLESS 8 6 8 6
B.D. Ackley
1. We bless Thee for this ho - ly day, From

f world - ly toil and care,
2. En - a - ble us to wor-ship Thee,And for the com - ing week
3. May sin -ners hear and heed Thy Word, Per - feet Thy saints in Thee,
4. Now may Thy prom - ise be ful - filled, That where Thy peo - pie meet
0
Grant us, 0 Lord, a bid - ing peace, I~ this Thy house of prayer.
Pre - pare us, may we here re - ceive The bless - ing that we seek.
Fill us with faith and ho - ly zeal, And keep our spir - its free.
There Thou wilt be, and may we rest Se - rene - ly at Thy feet.
e Copyright, 1956 by the Rodeheaver Co. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright secured.
Used by permission.
556 0 Worship the Lord

0 worahlp the Lord In the beauty of Ho/lnea. Paa. 96:9
McCUTCHAN lrreg.
Psalm 96:9 Robert G. Mccutchan
wor - ship the Lord beau - ty of ho - Ii - ness;
Serve Him with glad - ness, all the earth. A men.
SERVICE MUSIC: CALL TO WORSHIP

Christ, We Do All Adore Thee 557
Bleued ia he that cometh In the name of the Lord; Ho,anna In the hlllhe•L Matt 21 :9
CHRIST WE ADORE THEE Irrei-

From "The Seven Last Words of Christ"
Theodore Dubois
7
do all a we do praise Thee for - ev - er,
world from sin re - deem - ed.

558 Heavenly Father, Hear Us
•• • Loue the Lord thy God and thy neighbor as thyself. Mott. 22:37, 39
HEAR US 7 5 7 5 D.
M.W. Lyon
Har. by Lottie Logan Picked
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1. Heav'nly Fa - ther, hear us now, Bow - ing heads and
2. "Thou shalt love the Lord Thy God, Thus the first com -
hearts to Thee In this sa - cred place; Come we here to praise Thy name,
mand ·ment runs, In His Word made known; And the sec -ond we must heed,
559 The Lord Is in His Holy Temple

I will come Into Thy hou•e and ••• worahl.p toward Thy Holy Temple. P.a. 5:7
HARRINGTON Ine1.
Karl P. Harrinston
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si-lence be• fore Him.

Jesus, Stand Among Us 560
The ,ame day at euenln1 . •• came Je,u, and ,tood In the mldlt. John 20 :19
BEMERTON 6 5 6 5
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Bid the fears and sor - rows From each soul de part. A-men.
Now to the King of Heaven 561

Now unto the Kini e lemal ••• be honor and 1/ory foreuer • • • 1 Tim. 1: 1 7
Isaac Watts ST. JOHN 6 6 6 6 8 8
Philip Doddrid1e The Pari5h Choir
Your cheer - ful voic - es raise; To
SERVICE MUSIC : CALL TO WORSHIP

562 In This Holy Place
••• Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou senie. Matt. 4: IO
HOLY PLACE Irreg.

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563 This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made

Thu is the day which the Lord hath made. Psa. 118 : 24
TWENTY-FOURTH CM
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Let heaven re • joice, let earth be glad, And praise sur - round the throne.
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Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts 564
There i. none holy aa the Lord. 1 Sam. 2:2
Sanctus
Isaiah 6:3 Samuel S. Wesley
7
full of Thy
ry:
The Lord Is in His Holy Temple 565

But the Lord ia In his holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before him. Hab. 2 : 20
QUAM DILECTA Irrec.
Habakkuk 2:20 George F. Root
7
pie, The Lord is in His ho - ly
all the earth keep si •lenee, Let all the earth keep si - Jenee be •
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fore Him, Keep si -Jenee, keep si - Jenee be - fore Him. A - men.

566 Amens
DRESDEN THREEFOLD Danish
A- men, A men.
THREEFOLD Traditional
FOURFOLD John Stainer
men.
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A men, A men,
A men,
men, men,
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A men,
SERVICE MUSIC: AMENS

All Things Come of Thee 567
All thing• come of thee, and of thine own haue we gluen thee. 1 Chron. 29:14
1 Chronicles 29:14
r Attr. to Ludwi& van Beethoven
giv - en Thee.
Hear Our Prayer, 0 Lord 568

The Lord • •• heareth the prayer of the righteous. Prou. 15:29
Psa.143:1 Georce Whelpton

7
our prayer, Hear our prayer, 0 Lord;
Hear Our Prayer, 0 Heavenly Father 569

IVhataoeuer ye ahall aak the Father in My name, He will glue it you. John 16:23
Attr. to Fred.enc Chopin

7
Hearourprayer,O heav'n -Iy Fa-ther, for the dear Re - deem-er'ssake. A-men.
SERVICE MUSIC: PRAYER RESPONSES

570 Let the Words of My Mouth
For by thy words thou shalt be justified. Matt. I 2: 3 7
Psalm 19:14 Adolph Baumbach

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Let the words of my mouth and the med - i - ta-tion of my heart be ac -
571 Lead Me, Lord

Lead me, 0 Lord, In thy righteousness . •. Psa. 5:8
Psalms 5:8; 4:8 Samuel S. Wesley
lead me in Thy righ - teous-ness;
Make Thy way plain be - fore my face. For it is Thou, Lord,
7:.5"
Thou, Lord, on - ly That ty.
•Optional Endlni.
SER VICE MUSIC: PRAYER RESPONSES

Forgive Our Sins 572
Forgive us our debts, a. we forgive. Matt. 6 : I 2
Melody from an American Folk Hymn

in the Supplement to Kentucky Harmony FORGIVE C. M.
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2. How can your par . don reach and bless the
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573 The Lord Bless You and Keep You
The Lord bleu thee, and keep thee. Num. 6:24
Numbers 6 : 24-26 Peter C. Lutkin

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you; The Lord lift His coun- te-nance up •
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and give you peace, and give you peace; The Lord
and give you peace, and give you peace; The Lord
Lord make His face to shine up - on you and be gra cious un- to
His face to shine up - on you, gra-cious,
you, be gra - cious,
and be gra-cious, The Lord be gra-cious, gra-cious un-to you. A men.
SER VICE MUSIC: BENEDICTIONS

Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing 574
Now the Lord of peace him•elf eiue you peace. 2 The ... 3: 16
SICILIAN MARINERS 8 7 8 7 8 7
Attr. to John Fawcett Sicilian Melody
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1. Lord, dis Fill our hearts with

2. Thanks we For Thy gos - pel's
Let us love pos - ing,

May the Thy sal - va - tion
Tri umph in re deem Oh, re - fresh us,

In our hearts and lives Ev er faith - ful,
A-men.
SERVICE MUSIC: BENEDICTIONS

575 The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee
The Lord bless tl1ee, and keep thee. Num. 6: 24
Lucy Rider Meyer
coun - te-nance, His coun - te - nance up - on thee, And give thee peace. . th
and give eepeace.
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576 Praise God, From Whom All Blessings

Let everything that hath breath praiae the Lord. Psa. J 50:6
OLD HUNDREDTH L.M.
Thomas Ken Louis Bourgeois
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bless - ings flow; Praise Him, all crea . tures here be - low;
Him a - hove, ye voice in song.
Thi. tune In another rhythm, No. 6
SERVICE MUSIC: DOXOLOGY

Thank You, Lord 577
And I thanh Christ Jesu• our Lord, who hath enabled me. J Tim. J :J 2
Seth Sykes Seth Sykes

and Bessie Sykes and Bessie Sykes
sav - ing my soul, me whole;
giv - ing to me Thy great sal - va - tion so rich
Copyright 1940, 1945. Renewal 1968, 1973 by Bessie Sykes. Assigned to S!ngspiration, Inc.
All ri&hts reserved. Used by permission.
Prayer Changes Things 578

Caslln6 all your care upon Him; for he care th for y,-,u. J Pet. 5: 7
soul that will dare, For prayer chan -ges things.
Copyright chorus 1925 by May Agnew Stephens.
SERVICE MUSIC: CHORUSES

579 Lord, Lay Some Soul Upon My Heart
••• Ye shall be witne•se• unto me •.. Act• 1 :8
Ira D. Sankey
my heart, And love that soul through me; And
may I no - bly do my part win that soul for
580 I Know a Fount

In that day there shall be a fountain opened • •• for .tn and uncleanne... Zech. 13: 1
0.C. O.Cooke
night is turned to day (to day); Bur - dens are lift - ed, blind eyes made to

Lord, Keep Me Shining 581
Let your lliht •o •hine ••. Matt. 5: 16
C.A.G. Chalvar A. Gabriel
Copyri&ht 1926 by Chalvar A. Gabriel. ©Renewed 1954, The Rodeheaver Co. Used by Permission.
He's the One I Love 582

We loue Him becau•e He first loued us. I John 4: 19
N.B.V. N.B. Vandall
the One love, _ _ __ He's the One I
Fair - er is He than the Iii - y to me, He's the

583 0 What a Wonder
Rejoice • •• for I haue found my sheep which was lost. Luke J 6:6
R.S. Ralph Schurman
light could I see, 0 what a He put His great arm
and won - der of won - ders,

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un - der, And won - der of won - ders, He saved ev - en me,
Copyright 1938, The Rodeheaver Co.© Renewed 1966. All Riehts Reserved.
International Copyright secured. Used by permission.
584 Sunday School Chorus

Not forsaking the assembling of ourselues together. Heb. I0:26
M.W. Lyon
Lottie Logan Picker!
ing all the Fa - ther and the

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girls and boys, Then we'll be hap - py ev - 'ry day.
Sing And Smile And Pray 585

Be strong and of a good courage. Josh. J :9
Written by The Brocks
1. Sing the clouds a - way, night will turn to day; If you sing and
2. Smile the clouds a - way, night will tum to day; If you smile and
4. Sing and smile and pray, that's the on - ly way; If you sing and
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sing and sing, You'll sing the clouds a - way.

smile and smile, You'll smile the clouds a -way. 3. Pray the clouds a - way,
smile and pray, You'll drive the clouds a - way.
Night will tum to day, No mat- ter what they say.
Copyrf&ht 1934 by Homer A. Rodeheaver. © Renewed 1962, The Rodeheaver Co.

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God Our Father

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The Scriptures ......................................... 205-215

The Christian Life

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Special Times and Seasons

The Scripture Readings .......................................... 1-76

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0 STORE GUO 11 10 11 10 Ref.

all * Thy hands have

thun • der, Thy pow'r thro'-out the u • ni -verse dis

•Translator's original words are "works" and "mi&hty."

Joachim Neander LOBE DEN HERREN lrreg,

1. Praise to the Lord, the Al • might · y, the King of ere •

tion! 0 my soul, praise Him, for He is thy health and sal •

All ye who to His tern • pie draw

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Johann J. Schtitz MIT FREUDEN ZART 8 7 8 7 8 8 7

tion; With heal - ing balm my life fills, And

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Days, Pa vii - ioned in splen • dor and gird - ed with praise.

5 All People That on Earth Do Dwell

Thia tune In another rhythm, No. 676

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Come, Thou Almighty King 6

1. Come, Thou Al • y King, Help us Thy name_ to sing,

Help us to praise: Fa • ther, all glo - ri - ous, O'er all vie -

to - ri - ous, Come, and reign o - ver us, An - cient of Days.

Tl,i.< 111111• i1111 /1m•1•rk1•11, No. 174

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

Praise the Lord! for

Alternate tune, No. 41

Psalm 150 AMSTERDAM 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 6

GOD OUR FATHER : HIS PRAISE

Psalm 148 LLANF AIR 7 7 7 7 Alleluias

1. Let the whole ere . a . tion cry

Glo - ry to the Lord on high! le ia!

Heav'n and earth, a - wake and sing, le lu ia!

God is God and there • fore King, Al le lu - ia!

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

1. God of ev - er - last - ing Fill - ing earth and

Ev - ery-where Thy won -ders 0 - pen To our search- ing eye:

In the at - om's theo-ried struc • ture Sci - ence has un - furled.

GOD OUR FATHER: HIS PRAISE

12 God, My King, Thy Might Confes.5ing

Before Jehovah's Awesome Throne 13

1. Be - fore Je - ho - vah's awe some_ throne, Ye na - tions,

bow sa cred joy; Know that the Lord_ is __

God a lone; He can ere - and He de - stroy.

GOD OUR FATHER: HlS PRAISE

Henry F . Chorley and RUSSIAN HYMN 1110 11 9

1. God the Om nip - o - King, who or - dain

Show forth Thy pit y on ere ou - est;

Give to us our time, Lord.

vo • tion our trib . ute we bring; We lay it be - fore Thee, we kneel_

and a • dore Thee, We bless Thy ho • ly

17 Goo Is My Strong Salvation

Based on Psalm 27 MEIN LEBEN 7 6 7 6

1. God is my strong sal • va • tion; What foe have I to fear?

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