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 LIBRARY OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
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 A NEW AND CHOICE COLLECTION OF 
 
 Sunday School Song. 
 
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 CLEVELAND and CHICAGO. 
 
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 Preface. 
 
 "Of the making of books there is no end," says the Wise Man, and there is no need 
 that this should be if the new works lead up to a higher plane of culture, or even perform 
 new uses on the old one. The Author earnestly hopes that this book does both of these 
 things. 
 
 It has become customary for authors to indicate in their prefaces the special point and 
 more important contributions of the work. This book, it is believed, differs in many 
 particulars from any of its predecessors, but they are not indicated here. If they are of 
 real value they will soon make themselves known, and if not that will also be readily 
 discovered. 
 
 A word to those who have charge of the music in the schools : Do not skip the hard 
 things. Have patience with the young singers, lead them gently and gradually from the 
 pieces of lesser musical and poetical value to the greater and better ones. Do not be im- 
 patient with any who may not like, at first, what pleases you. Make even your drill im- 
 pressive. Be interested yourself and you cannot fail to interest others. Use words 
 addressed to the Lord, always with the utmost reverence and care. Make all the words 
 mean something. Do not be content to have all the results of your work shown in the 
 good singing only, but in the lives of the singers as well. He is not a teacher in the 
 noblest sense of the word who does not try to make his pupils better morally and spirit- 
 ually as well as progressive in culture and intelligence. That Royal Gems may help in 
 all these thing is the heartfelt desire of the Author. 
 
 Yours in loving service, 
 
 Andover, Mass. JAMES R. MURRAY. 
 
 CopvKiGHT, A. D., 1880, BY S. Brainard's Sons. 
 
ROYAL GEMS. 
 
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 Grasp with un - er - ring hand The sword at thy com-mand; Firm by thy Cap-tain stand. He - ro, in -deed. 
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 Oh where shall we fol-low Thee, Mas-ter a-dor'd? To the beau-tiful ci - ty that knows not her Lord? A - 
 Oh where shall we fol-low Thee, teu-der - est guide? To the sweet mournful gar-den by Ol-ivet's side? — Ah I 
 
 Oh where shall we fol-low Thee, thou Lamb of God? Up Gol-go-tha's death steep, for us meekly trod, The 
 
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 1. How drear is the wil - der-ness way, How man - y the dan-gers we meet, 
 
 2. How of - tea we're summoned to part, With some cherished friend that we love, 
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 Whilf grief sits surpreme in the heart, 
 There tri - als and la - bors are gone. 
 
 And he in the dust at our feet. 
 What peace com-eth down from a - bove, 
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 1. Lord in this thy mer-cy's day, E're it pass for aye a-way. On our knees we fall and pray. 
 
 2. Ho - ly Je - sus, grant us tears, Fill us with heart searching fears, E'er that aw-ful doom appears. 
 
 3. Lord on us thy spi - rit pour, Kneeling lowly at thy door, E'er it close for-ev - er-more. 
 
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 3. When the storms are o'er us. And dark clouds before us. Then its light di-rect - eth, And our way pro-tect-eth. 
 
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 Jesus, The Very Thought Of Thee. 
 
 "That name which is above every name." 
 
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 1. Jes - us by faith be knowij,Thy love be-stow, Bless, from thy loft-y throne,My home be - low. 
 
 2. Corne.and with accents mild, Calm needless fears; Still ev-'ry temp-est wild, Stay thou my tears; 
 
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 In anguish deep, 
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 Let not my trust be vain, 
 Let not my trust utj 7ain, 
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 Be tliou my stay. 
 Lead to the angei band, 
 Let me with loved ones stand, 
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 In fadeless day. 
 
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 2. I know the heart-aches of this life Will all be hea^d,^V hen tlie blest peace that ends earth's strife Shall be reveal'd. 
 
 3. I know that when niv time shall come To dwell a -hove, Jo-sus his child will welcome home With tenderest love. 
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Suffer Us To Come To Thee. 
 
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 As a willing sacrifice ; 
 Your reward shall be a mansion 
 In the shining Paradise. — Cho.-» 
 
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 CABOI. FOB THE l.ITTIiE OKES. 
 
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 [our little souls Hia own. 
 
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 Of tha wished-for new-born ray, 
 
136 
 
 Mas. L. L. Kadcldtk. 
 Joyfully. 
 
 There is Light Beyond the Hills. 
 
 
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 heart with long-ing fills. Mind en - chant-ed, eyes ex- pec - tant Fain would feast on thy de -light, See those 
 dreaming- nev - er tires. Decks thy fields with robes e"er ver - nal. Hears sweet mu - sic in thy dells. Brings uo 
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 beauties, taste those pleasures, "WTilch the hills hide from my sight, 
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There is Light Beyond the Hills.— Concluded, 
 
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 3. Good - ness is Thine, 
 
 4. All light is Thine, 
 
 Send help to 
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 O pit - y 
 O shine on 
 
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 wear. And the cit - y of gold Shall its port -als un - fold To us, if the cross here we 
 
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Cross and Crown.— Concluded. 
 
 139 
 
 cross We must bear if the crown we would wear, And Je - sus will wel-come us home. 
 
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 3. To us that sol - emn bell, Is but a thrill - ing knell. Of mourn-ful-ness and 
 
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140 
 
 Eliza M. Shsbkak. 
 With expreaslon. 
 
 He Loved us so, 
 
 *'Who thall separate us from the love of Christ.— BOM, 8: 8&. 
 
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 Oh, I would amg of Je - sus, Who wash'd me white as buow, A sweet.sweet song of 
 And I would tell to oth - ers, Wher-ev - er I may go, That Je - sus will ac - 
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The Light of Life. 
 
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 Night visits not the sky, nor storm, nor sadnese^ 
 In Thy bright glory day fills all the blue; 
 
 Unfailing beauty and unfaltering gladness, 
 And love forever new. 
 
 Light of the world I undimiming and unsettinc, 
 True light of life, oh, shine each mist away! 
 
 Banish the fear, the sighing and the fretting, 
 fie oar ancbanging day. 
 
142 
 
 L. E. CARPEfTTKR. 
 
 Light of the World. 
 
 
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 the world, Far from Thy paths to stray, 
 the world, They by Thy tiirone now stand, 
 
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 Light of the world, Like a bark tem - pest toss'd, 
 Light of the world. They sing the song of praise, 
 
 No hand outstretch'd to me, 
 Rud - der and com-pass lost, 
 Join in the heavenly lays, 
 
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 Save when I turn to Thee, Light of the world. 
 'Till Thy beam o'er me cross'd, O Light of the world. 
 There I my voice would raise, O Light of the world. 
 
 Shine on, shine on in glo - ry, 
 
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Light of the World.— Concluded. 
 
 143 
 
 Light of theworldjOshineupoa me,Shineon,shinaon,ti'll I thy glory see! Light of the world,shine on. 
 
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 Praises to our King. 
 
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 Sav-ior, bless-ed Sav • ior, Lis-ten while we sing, Hearts and voi - ces ris - ing, Prais-es to our King, 
 
 Great and ev - er great - er, Are thy mer-cies here ; True and ev - er last - ing, Are the glo-ries there, 
 
 Clear-er still and clear - er, Dawns the light from heaven, In our sad - ness bring-ing, News of sins for-given, 
 
 On-ward,ev - er on - ward, Journeying o'er the road. Worn by saints be - fore us, Journeying on to God, 
 
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 Where no pain or sor • row. 
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 Leav-ing all be • hind us, 
 
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 All we hope to 
 Toil or care are known, 
 Pure the light with • in, 
 May we has - ten on. 
 
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 spir-it. All we yield to Thee, 
 leg-ions, Cir - cle round thy throne. 
 
 Thou hast shed thy radiance. On a world of sin. 
 Backward nev - er looking, Till the prize is won. 
 
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 "Sing, Sing, Sing; " 
 
 A Christmas Cai;el. 
 
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 Good will, good will, good will, good will ech - o val - 
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 must they, her vie - tims, sink 
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 souls, once in dark-ness, ho - san • nas arelsing - ing, Thanksgivi-ngs of praise to the Hear- er of pray'r. 
 hearts shall look back on the years that are lioar - y And num-ber our vie - to - ries o - ver the foe. 
 in the near fu • ture the drink that de - bas - es Shall be all un -known to "the chil - dren of men." 
 
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 Daughters of Columbia. 
 
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 *Hear my voice, ye careless daughters.''— Isa. 32- 9. 
 
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 2. Of small a - vail are pledge and badge.A-gainst the temp-ter's wile, For, lic-ensed with the 
 
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 *'Nor drankards shall inherit the kingdom or God.^— 1 COB. 6: 10. 
 
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 No wel - come voice will greet his ear, 
 
 Then hear the Fath - er's voice to - day, 
 
 Shall ev - er swing a - jar for those Who just for drink their 
 Nor Tree of Life, with heal - ing leaves. Nor harp, nor crown hath 
 From lov'd ones who have cross'd the strand. In vain they'll wait his 
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 birth-right sold, To heav'n - ly joy and swe«t re - pose, 
 
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 com ■ ing home; His eyes shall ne'er be • hold that land. 
 
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 Four girls and four boys. Girls each sing one verse ; Loysje.i.l Bible passage. Girls present offerings : i. Vase of Roses. 
 2. Cross decked with Lillies. 3. Myrtle Crown. 4. l.ittle Boy. Boys step to rear of girls with offerings of 
 1. Rosebush. 2. Lily-stalk. 3. Emblem of Peace. 4. Little Girl. 
 Rev. W. G. Haskell. J. H. Kurzenknabe, by per. 
 
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 ^els art thou, Ne'er may tuy glo - ry cease 1 
 
 of life's ten-der spring. Flowers of sum - mer'- time, 
 
 For all. Ros-es and Li - lies, fragrant and r^re, Myr-tle from na - ture's wild, 
 
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 Born of the sun and pure gladsome air. 
 Hast thou a mess - age we o ight to know? 
 Tell of the sword made in- to the plow, 
 Blos-sums of home, y.iur mes-sa-ges bring, 
 None are so pure and wondrously fair. 
 
 
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 Fed by the dews of night. 
 Speak to these hearts of ours ; 
 Tell of the reign of peace, 
 Whisp'ring in tones sub - lime ; 
 
 Fair and pure as a cMd ; 
 
 
 Thou art the Fath - er's child, and we Ask what the Fath-er said thro' thee, 
 
 See how the Li - ly bows her head. Whisper - ing but what Je - sus said, 
 
 Weep o'er the sac - red blood that flows, Tell of the prom-ised end of woes. 
 
 What said the Christ of child - ren dear, What said the Christ when he was here, 
 
 All may the Fath - er's wis- dom prove, On-ly his chil-dren taste his love, 
 
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 Ask what the Father said thro' thee. 
 Whisper-ing but what Je sus said. 
 Tell of the promised end of woes. 
 What said the Christ when he was here? 
 On-ly his children taste his love. 
 
 I St. Boy. Read after first verse. 
 
 "The wilderness and the solitary place 
 shall be glad for them, and the desert shall 
 rejoice and blossom as the Rose." — Isaiah 
 
 35: 1- 
 
 2nd. "Consider the L:lies, how they 
 grow; they toil not, they spin not, and yet 
 I say unto you, that Solomon in all his 
 glory, was not arrayed like one of these. 
 If then Go-i so cloihe the grass, which is 
 today in the field and tomorrow is cast in- 
 to the oven, how much more will he clothe 
 you. Oh JO of little faith." — Luke 12: 27, 
 28. 
 
 yd. "Instead of the thorn shall comettp 
 
 the fir-tree, and instead of the briar, shall 
 there come up the Myrtle tree, ana they 
 shall beat their swords into ploughshares, 
 and their spears into pruning hooks, Na- 
 tion shall not lift up sword against nation, 
 neither shall they learn war any more." — 
 Isaiah 55: 13, & 3: 4. 
 
 4th. 'Verily I say unto you, except ye 
 be converted, and become as litile children 
 ye shall not enter into the kingdom of 
 heaven. Whoso, therefore shall humble 
 himself as this little chud, the same is, 
 greatest in the kiugdom of heaven, and 
 whoso shall receive such little child in my 
 name, rcteivuh me."— Maihew i8: j-5» 
 
156 
 
 Call Upon the Lord. 
 
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 Praise Him, Praise Him, Re-fugefrora the storm cloud. Praise Him, He our sure de-fense has been. 
 
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 Praise the Lord! Ye heav'ns a - dore him, Praise Him, Praise Him all ye sons of men. 
 
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 1. Hap-py in God's nun -light, Trust-ing in his shade, Bow-ing meek-ly 'neath the rod, 
 
 2. Faith-ful 19 the prom - ise. Of a Fath - er s love, Ten - der - ly He leads me on 
 
 3. Gent-ly doth He guide me In the nar - row way, Towards the land of peace and joy, 
 
 4. And a glorious man - sion, Beau- ti - ful and bright, Waits my com-ing home to rest, 
 
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 3. Man may trou- ble and distress me, 'Twill 
 
 4. Thus I haste from grace to glo-ry, Armed 
 
 to leave and fol - low Thee; Na - ked, poor, des ■ 
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 hard may press me, Heaven will give me sweeter rest. Oh, -lis not in grief to barm me, While Thy 
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 set my heart on Thee; Storms may howl and clouds may gather, All must work for good to nie. 
 love is left to me; Oh, 'twere not in joy to charm me, Where that joy un - blost by Thee, 
 pass my pil-grim days, Hope shall change to glad frui-tion, Faith to figlit, and prayer to praise. 
 
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 1. Now, ere the sunny morn of life is o'er, Walk Avith the ho - ly to the Sliin-ing Shore; 
 
 2. Whattho' a warfare is the Christian's life ? Ciirist will defend you on the field of strife; 
 
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 Tho' now His call is sounding loud and clear, Soon will it faint-ly foil up -on the ear. 
 He in His faithful arms will bear you o'er, And with a song of joy you'll reach the shore. 
 
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 Heaven is my home. 
 There at my Sa\'ior's side. 
 
 Heaven is my home; 
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 Heaven is my home; 
 There are the good and blest,- 
 Those I love most and best. 
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 Jesus, Thy name I love. 
 All other names above, 
 
 Jesus my Lord, 
 On, Thou art all to me. 
 Nothing to please I see. 
 Nothing apart from Thee, 
 
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 Hast bought me with Thy blood, 
 
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 Oh, how great ii Thy love. 
 All other loves above. 
 Love that I daily prove, 
 
 Jesus my Lord. 
 
 Then unto Thee I flee, 
 Whou wilt my refuge be, 
 
 Jesus my Lord, 
 What need I now to fear? 
 What earthly grief or care? 
 Since Thou art ever near? 
 
 Jesus my Lord. 
 
 Soon Thou wilt come again, 
 I shall be happy then, 
 
 Jesus my Lord, 
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 When the woes of life o'er take me, 
 
 Hope deceive and fears annoy, 
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 Lo ! it glows with peace and joy. 
 When the sun of bliss is beaming, 
 
 Light and love upon my way, 
 From the cross, the radiance streaming, 
 
 Adds new lustre to the day. 
 Bane and blessing, pain and pleasure 
 
 By the cross are sanctified ; 
 Peace is there that knows no measure, 
 
 Joys that through all times abide. 
 In the cross of Christ I glory. 
 
 Towering o'er the wrecks of time, 
 All the light of sacred story, 
 
 Gathers round its head sublime. 
 
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 1. Look ye saints the sight is glorious, 
 
 See the man of sorrows now. 
 
 From the fight return victorious. 
 
 Every knee, to him shall bow. 
 
 2. Crown the Savior, Angels, crown him, 
 
 Rich the trophies Jesus brings. 
 In the seat of power enthrone him, 
 Crown the Savior king of Kings. 
 
 3. Sinners in derision crowned him. 
 
 Mocking there the Savior's claim. 
 Saints and angels crowd around him. 
 Own his title, praise his name. 
 
 4. Hark, those bursts of acclamation. 
 
 Hark, those loud triumphant chords, 
 Jesus takes the highest station. 
 
 King of Kings and Lord of Lords. 
 
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 1. Crovm his head with endless blessings. 
 
 Who, in God the Fathers name, 
 With compassions never ceasing, 
 Comes salvation to proclaim. 
 
 2. Lo ! Jehovah, we adore thee, 
 
 Thee our Savior, thee our God, 
 From his throne his beams of glory. 
 Shine through all the world abroad. 
 
 3. Jesus, thee our Siavior hailing, 
 
 Thee our God in praise we own ; 
 Highest honors never failing, 
 Rise eternal round thy throne. 
 
 4. Now ye saints his power confessing, 
 
 In your grateful strains adore ; 
 For his mercy, never ceasing 
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 Can my God his wrath forbear, 
 Me. the child of sinners spare. 
 
 2. I have scorned the Son of God, 
 Trampled on his precious blood. 
 Would not harken to his call. 
 Grieved him by a thousand falls. 
 
 3. Lord incline me to repent, 
 Let me now my fall lament 
 Deeply my revolt deplore, 
 Weep, believe, and sin no more, 
 
 4. Still for me the Savior stands, 
 
 Shews his wounds and spreads his hands, 
 God is love, I know, I feel, 
 Jesus weeps and loves me still. 
 
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 1. Stealing from the world away, 
 
 We are come to seek thy face; 
 Kindly meet us, Lord we pray, 
 Grant us thy reviving grace. 
 
 2. Yonder stars that gild the sky, 
 
 Shine but with a borrowed light. 
 We, unless thy light be nigh. 
 
 Wander wrapped in gloomy night. 
 
 3. Sun of righteousness ! despel 
 
 All our darkness, doubt and fear, 
 May thy light within us dwell, 
 'Till eternal day appear. 
 
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 1 would love Thee, if not nourished 
 
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 I would love Thee may Thy goodness, 
 Watch from heaven o'er all I prize. 
 
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 On Thy love my heart is set ; 
 
 While I love Thee, I will never, 
 
 My Redeemer's blood forget. 
 
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 Take my heart, oh Father, take it, 
 
 Make and keep it all thine own ; 
 Let thy Spirit melt and break it. 
 
 This proud heart of sin and stone. 
 Father make it pure and lowly. 
 
 Fond of peace and far from strife; 
 Turning from the paths unholy, 
 
 Of this vain and sinful life. 
 Ever let thy grace surround it 
 
 Strengthen it with power divine, 
 Till thy cords of love have bound it, 
 
 Make it to be wholly thine. 
 May the blood of Jesus heal it, 
 
 And its sins be all forgiven. 
 Holy Spirit, take and seal it. 
 
 Guide it in the path to heaven. 
 
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 Praise the God of our salvation, 
 
 Praise the Father's boundless love ; 
 Praise the lamb, our expiation, 
 
 Praise the Spirit from above. 
 Praise the fountain of salvation. 
 
 Him by whom our spirits live, 
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 Assured, if I my trust betray, 
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 1. A charge to keep I have, 
 
 A God to glorify, 
 A never-dying soul to save, 
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 2. To serve the present age, 
 
 My calling to fulfil; 
 Oh may it all my powers engage 
 To do my Master's will. 
 
 3. Arm me with jealous care, : 
 
 As in thy sight to live ; 
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 My soul, be on thy giwrd ; 
 
 Ten thousand foes arise, 
 And hosts of sin are pressing hard 
 
 To draw thee from the skies. 
 Oh, watch and fight and pray, 
 
 The battle ne'er give o'er; 
 Renew it boldly every day. 
 
 And help divine implore. 
 
 Ne'er think the victory won, 
 Nor once at ease sit down ; 
 
 Thine ardous work will not be done 
 Till thou hast got thy crown. 
 
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 Oh bless the Savior's name ; 
 Let every tongue and every heart 
 
 Adore and praise the same. 
 Still .n thy holy word. 
 
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 /\lleluia 7 
 
 Angels will we welcome home. . 46 
 
 Angels guarding me 48 
 
 Another hand is beckoning on. . 103 
 
 At the gate ... 128 
 
 All I leave to follow Thee 163 
 
 Arise ye children 165 
 
 All the way home 169 
 
 A song for Jesus 181 
 
 A charge to keep I have 188 
 
 jjehold what manner of love. . . 175 
 
 Bartimeus 185 
 
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 Be of good cheer 71 
 
 Beg the Truth 73 
 
 Behold the man 97 
 
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 Cown his head with endless 
 
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 Cross and Crown 138 
 
 Children of the Lord 55 
 
 Consecration 68 
 
 Christ is risen 81 
 
 Children let us join and sing. ... 82 
 
 Children are not left behind .... 83 
 
 Christus consolator 84 
 
 Christ hath arisen 86 
 
 Come learn of the way 87 
 
 Clinging to the cross 90 
 
 Come unto me I32 
 
 Closing Hymn 135 
 
 JL/earer my Lord to Thee 120 
 
 Daughters of Columbia 153 
 
 Depth of Mercy 186 
 
 Dearer than Heaven 176 
 
 X^arly the Savior seek 164 
 
 Ever faithful, ever sure 15 
 
 Even so, Amen. 22 
 
 Everlasting Prais'is 33 
 
 Evening Prayer 99 
 
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 Ever sing the love of Jesus 1 14 
 
 Jf^ lower Voices 155 
 
 Follow thou Me 44 
 
 Faithful to Jesus 52 
 
 Father help me 105 
 
 Forever with the Lord 121 
 
 Faithful is He 162 
 
 \Jod is my strong Salvation. . .. 172 
 
 Good Tidings 148 
 
 Glory shall be Thine 40 
 
 God is Love 85 
 
 Gather up the Sunbeams I08 
 
 Glory 29 
 
 Gone Before 91 
 
 IX e leads his own 3 
 
 He loved us so 140 
 
 He knoweth all 17 
 
 He careth 20 
 
 He Cometh 58 
 
 Have you room 59 
 
 He is risen 129 
 
 Holy, holy, holy lie 
 
 Happy in God's Sunlight 158 
 
 Heaven at Last 168 
 
 Heaven is my Home 184 
 
 Horton 186 
 
 invocation 25 
 
 I've found a Friend 6 
 
 In the presence of the King 42 
 
 I always go to Jesus 96 
 
 I bring them all to Thee 109 
 
 Is there rest in Jesus 167 
 
 I will open the Door 174 
 
 Is it for Me ? 178 
 
 I know He liveth 182 
 
 I'm but a stranger here 184 
 
 I would love thee 187 
 
 In the cross of Christ I glory.. . . 185 
 
 I thy little lamb would be 107 
 
 In the shelter of the rock 117 
 
 I esus to thy dear name I flee. . . 171 
 
 Jesus thy name I love 184 
 
 Jesus my Lord 184 
 
 Jesus I my cross have taken .... 160 
 
 Jesus the very thought of Thee . . 50 
 
 Jesus by faith be known 51 
 
 Jesus once was a little child 70 
 
 Jesus thou rest of the weary 75 
 
 Jesus died for all 78 
 
 L/ight of the Worid 142 
 
Let us Cling to the Lord most high 4 
 
 Little Servants 19 
 
 Let me press on and keep singing. 38 
 
 Leaning on Thee my guide &c . . 43 
 
 Lord Thy word abideth 49 
 
 Looking to Jesus 126 
 
 Let me be near to Thee 161 
 
 Look ye saints the sight &c 185 
 
 Lord Thou art mine 137 
 
 Lord come away 190 
 
 iVly Savior . . 122 
 
 My God shall wipe all tears. ... 13 
 
 More love to Thee, O God 35 
 
 My Lord now is calling 37 
 
 Mercy's day 47 
 
 My God and my all 63 
 
 My soul be on thy guard 188 
 
 Mornington 188 
 
 W othing Lord have I to bring . . 124 
 
 \J call upon the Lord 156 
 
 Opening chorus 64 
 
 Open the door for the Children. . 76 
 
 Open then my eyes 94 
 
 O Jesus friend unfailing 98 
 
 O Lamb of God 112 
 
 Our Father in Heaven 116 
 
 O sweet and woulidrous Promise. 170 
 
 Only a Sinner 180 
 
 O for the mind of Jesus 183 
 
 Once more before we part 188 
 
 On Christmas Day 133 
 
 X leasing spring again is here. . . 113 
 
 Praises to our King 143 
 
 Praise the God of our Salvation.. 187 
 
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 Praise His name 16 
 
 Pearly Portals 80 
 
 Peace 139 
 
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 Resting in Jesus 36 
 
 Remember thy Creator 189 
 
 ^^abbath bells 100 
 
 Strive to enter in 118 
 
 Submission 123 
 
 Sing, sing, sing 144 
 
 Sweetly sing the story olden 9 
 
 Suffer us to come to thee 69 
 
 Something for thee 95 
 
 Stealing from the world away. . . 186 
 
 Stand for the right 27 
 
 Savior Divine 56 
 
 X here is light beyond the hills. . 136 
 
 The light of life 141 
 
 The gladsome tidings 146 
 
 The New Year 149 
 
 The Ship Intemperance 1 50 
 
 The word divine 154 
 
 To that Heaven I go 5 
 
 The whole wide world for Jesus. 12 
 
 The loving Jesus 18 
 
 To Him that overcometh 23 
 
 The battle call 28 
 
 Take thy staff, O Pilgrim 30 
 
 The Star of Bethlehem 31 
 
 The holy war 32 
 
 Tell Jesus 34 
 
 The beautiful land 39 
 
 The blessing chain 57 
 
 Turn ye brother 66 
 
 Take us inside 74 
 
 The Shadow of the Rock 88 
 
 Thou Father doeth all things well loi 
 
 The River of Life 119 
 
 Till He come 125 
 
 Trust in the Lord Jehovah 127 
 
 The Almighty helper 130 
 
 The very best for Jesus 131 
 
 The Heavenly Guide 134 
 
 Take up thy cross daily 160 
 
 Thy rod and staff. 179 
 
 This wand'ring wayward soul, . . 188 
 
 Take my heart, O Father 187 
 
 Temperance Bells. 151 
 
 \J nder His wings 26 
 
 V ox angelica 89 
 
 Voices of Angels 79 
 
 We,o.e*ee ., 
 
 We love to do His blessed will . . 60 
 
 Waiting and to be satisfied 61 
 
 Who shall it be 62 
 
 Who'll follow in his train 67 
 
 With songs and honor 72 
 
 What hast thou done for me. ... 77 
 
 Worthy is the Lamb 92 
 
 Worthy the Lamb 93 
 
 When they go silently 100 
 
 Will you meet me over there. . . . 102 
 
 Words of Jesus 104 
 
 When the mists have cleared 
 
 away 166 
 
 Why yet delay 159 
 
 Worthing 187 
 
 X onder's my home 14 
 
 Yonder 45 
 
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