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527 SONGS WITH MUSIC.
This Book is fittingly adapted for General Church Work
BY
PETER PHILIP BILHOKN
AUTHOR OF
"Crowning Glory ," No, J. "Sun-Shine Songs/' for Sunday School.
"Crowning Glory ," No. 2. "Bilhorn's Male Chorus/' No. J.
"Crowning Glory/' Nos. 1 and 2, "Bilhorn's Male Chorus/' No. 2.
Combined. "Bilhorn's Male Chorus/' Nos. 1 and 2.
"Crowning Glory," Revised. Combined.
"Choice Songs." "The Leader Anthem," Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Separate and Combined.
Sacred and Secular Selections eor GENTLEMEN'S VOICES
AND
Sacred and Secular Selections for EADIES' VOICES.
COPYRIGHT 1901 BY P. P. BILHORN.
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PREFACE.
Tin: CENTURY GOSPEL Soxes will satisfy a long felt need among ( hri
aid to ful surging. AYe have here compiled two
hundred of the most modern melodies and two hun- dred and fifteen familiar standard hymns with full music, the latter in small /; Fhe collection embraces
the best productions of more than one hundred popular and well known authors — songs that have been tested, and others that will stand the test. We believe the Gospel contained therein will be acceptable to all. The many songs suitable for large choruses; the fine selec- tion of solos, for male and female voices; the choice collection of duets — together with many new composi- tions by the author of "Sweet Peace, the Gijt of God's Love," make the book one greatly to be desired. It contains a complete topical index and a collection of Responsive Bible Readings on Prayer, The Holy Spirit, A \t, etc. We present "The Century
Gospel Soncs" with a prayer that it may have a part in the work of hastening the Kingdom of Christ.
The Editor and Pubi ishbrs.
NOTICE. v all the new p >n, both words aiul mat yrigh*
in the Britain and Provinces, under the pn
and must not be reprinted or pnblisb - . :.y purpose.
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The Century Gospel Songs.
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I am Praying for You.
S. O'Malet Cluff.
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I have a Sav-ior, He's pleading in glo-ry, A dear, loving Sav-ior,tho' I have a Fa-ther;to me He has giv -en A hope for e-ter-ni-tv, I have a robe; 'tis resplendent in whiteness, A-wait-ing in glo - ry my I have a peace; it is calm as a riv-er — A peace that the friends of this When Jesus has found vou, tell others the story, That my loving Sav-ior is
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ten-der-ness o'er me, meet Him in heav- en, shin-ing in brightness, Au- thor and Giv - er,
your Sav-ior, too; Then pray that your Savior may bring them to glo- ry,
And oh, that my Sav-ior were your Savior, too. But oh, that He'd let me bring you with me, too ! Dear friends, could I see you re- ceiv-ing one,too ! And oh, could I know it was giv- en to you! And pray 'r will be answer 'd-'twas answer 'd for you V
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No. 3. Christ is Standing on the Shore,
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1. Are youwea-ry with your low-ing? Scarcely strength to lift an oar?
•J. Do the clou. Is seem dark with shadows,Tha1 you fain would see no more?
3. Arc the wa - ters dash- ing hard-er 'Gainst your boat than o'er be-fore?
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No. 5. He That Winneth Souls is Wise.
John R. Ci-emkn ra
Wordi and MuMo Copyright, 1901, bj P. p. Bllhorn.
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2. Boys in their prime, see them drifting a - way, No one takes
3. c.his that axe way-ward, oh, win them to God, Turn them from
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Je - sus is might-y to save.
Sa-tan each ac-tion con -trolls. Lead them to trust in His name. Love them and pi - ty their plight.
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No. 6. Thy Faith Hath Made Thee Whole.
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4. .i<- - ana, nave mer - cy on me, on me, Blind are my
w. nt on the Jer - i- cho way; If you will but call you may
Je - sus as He puss - eth by; When glad-ly He'd an - swer, if
said, for he knew his great need; To Je - sus He went with all
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2. The stars had more beau - ty and splen - dor Than earth with its o. Someday, on the wings of the morn - ing, To yon - der bright 4. And when I shall roach that fair conn - try. Where sor- row shall
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The Wonderful Story.
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Robert Johnson.
He Satisfies My Soul
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2. I'm sat - is-fled with Je-sus, In sorrow's darkest hour, I know He'll
3. I'm sat - is-fled with Je-Stis, My burdens He cloth bear, And now He
4. I'm Bat - is-tied with Je-sus, I near e - ter-ni-ty; The light shines
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heart with glory, I'll watch, and right, and pray. His voice gives sweetest nev-er leave me, I'll con-quer with His power; His grace is all suf- lives in glo - ry A mansion to pre-pare. I can-not keep from
bright and brighter, His spir - it sets me free; His love brings peace and
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No. 10. Speed Away! Speed Away!
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2. l.-'t the Church to the help of Je - ho - rah draw near— Come with 8. Speed a- way! speed a- way with a m age from hear'n, To all
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No. ii. Peace is There, Peace is There.
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Word! Copyright, 1901, oj P. P. BiltMra.
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1. Peace is there, peace La there, passing1 all un-der-stand-ing;-Come,coine,
2. Rest is there, rest is there, rest for the soul grown weary; Come,COme, o. Heav'n is there, heav'n is there, where falleth not the night; Coine,eonie, 4. Christ is there, Christ is there, Christ and the blest immortal , Come, come,
sin-ne^come;" Hark! 'tis thy Lord commanding; Bidding thy sin - ful wea - ry one, come from the des - ert drear-y; Rest where the trees of pil-grim. come, thine are those realms of light; Thine are the mansions by
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streets of gold, Thine are those splendors yet un - told; Come. and His
death can come, Naught shall dim thy soul's bright home; Come, join thy
kingdom fair; Come, 0 sinner, come,seek thy Father's home. (peace is there.)
load of care; Come. ye weary one.seek thy Father's throne. (rest is there. )
promise share; Seek thy Father's face. seek His proffered grace, (heav'n is there. )
loved ones dear ; Joys beyond degree, there are waiting thee. (Christ is there. )
No 12. Forward Be Our Watchword
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1. 1 orward I be our v • psand voicesjoiDedjSeeG the things befon
'_' Forward, flock to Je us. Salt <<: .-ill the earth ; Till each yearning purpose
3. Glo ries up- on glories Hath our God prepared, B\ th< souls thatlove Him
I. Far o'eryonhor-i ■ «on Rise the cit-y tow'rs, Where our God a-bid-eth;
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Who shall dream of shrinking. By our Cap-tain led? Pour up -on the na-tions Wisdom 'slov- ing ray. Nor of these hath ut-tered Tho't orspeech a word. Flows the glad-'ning riv - er, Shedding joys un -told.
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Believe and Receive.
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1. When wi Maine to the Lord, And be-lieved on His word, What a
2. We ac-cept-ed His will, And we nev-er feared ill, But we
3. We'll o - bey His com-mand, We'll be led by His hand, In the
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Suffer the Children
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2. Je - sus is knocking just now at the door, 0 - pen your heart.let Him
3. Come to the Sav-ior, O do not de-lay, Rest in His great heart of
4. "Ye must be born a-gain," Je-sus hath said, Like lit - tie chil-dren be-
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1 Deaf Mute. •). Hot h deal' and du ml) nOSOUnd I ln-iin I, When Je-8U8 came my way j A Demoniac. 3< | waa |n-8Ane neat li Sa-1 an "- J oke, W'ln-n .!<- BUS Came my way ;
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He pit-ied me and spake the word, I hear and sing to-day.
The Master's hand my bond- age broke, I stand here free to-day.
Be gave me heaven's bread to eat, I know His strength to -day.
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Poor sinners, we poor sinners, we had wait-ed long,
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Be found me weak. Be made me -t rong,
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Widow's Son from Nain. 7 A dead -on I was home by men,
When Jesus came my way; Be stopped the bier, I live again, I now Bis will obey. 111. S We were all Lost in sin and shame, When JesUS came our way :
Be saved nsl Bless Bis holy name.. 1 li- word we now obey.
No. 19. The Comforter Has Come,
Copyright, mao, by Wm.
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2. The long, long night is past, the morn
3. Lo! the great King of Kings, with heal
4. O bound -less Love di - vine! how shall
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ev - 'ry cap-tive soul a full deliv'rance brings; And thro' the va-cant wond'ring mor-tals tell the match-less grace divine — That I. a child of
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2. If 'tis Cor pu - ri-tj now thai you Bigh,Let Jesus come into your heart .".. It there's a tempest your voice cannot still, Lei Jesus come into your heart
4. If rriends,once trusted, have proven antrue,Le1 Jesus come into your heart
5. [f you would join theglad songs of thel come into your heart
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If there's a void this world never can fill. Let Jesus come into your heart.
Find what a Friend lie will be unto you, Let Jesus come into your heart.
If you would enter the mansions of rest, Let Jesus come into your heart.
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2. When th'A-pos-tles' fra-gilebark Struggled with the bil-lowsdark;
3. As a moth - er stills her child Thou canst hush the o-ceanwild;
4. When at last I near the shore, And the fear - f ul breakers roar
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The Watchman's Cry.
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2. Call to each waking band, Watch, brethren, watch; Clear is our Lord's command,
3. Hear we the Savior's voice, Pray, brethren, pray! Would ye His heart rejoin ?
4. Now sound the final chord, Praise, brethren, praise! Thrice holy is the Lord;
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The Light!
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Better Farther On
Words and Music Copyright, 1901. by P. P. Bilhorn.
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1. Dark and storm-y is the des-ert Thro' which pilgrims make their way;
2. Hark! a voice from heav-en steal-ing Soft-ly, in an un-der-tone;
3. Night and morn it sings the same song, Sings it while I sleep a - lone ;
4. At the grave I'll sing the same song, Tho' my lips to earth are dumb;
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Helps me put my foea to flight, Helps my weakness with His might,Je - sus
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The Beautiful Gate,
John R. Clemknts.
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throng passed by; With pit - i - ful look he asked for an alms,
poor and lame, Of sil - ver and gold they had none to give,
with sur - prise; He, leap-ing up, stood, to God giv-ing praise,
mer - cy claim; Have faith and be-lieve, new life you'll re-ceive;
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As they bade him in Christ a - rise.
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1. I am thinking 1 of that beaii-ti-ful land I shall reach when the
2. In the strength of the Lord let me La-bor and pray,Let me watch as a
;.wli:ii joy ii will be when His face I be-hold, Living gems at Hi--
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Go! Bring Them Back,
Copyright, 1901, by 1». P. Bllhorn.
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1. We hear the plea for try-ing to keep The lambs of the
2. 'Twaa not a lamb that wandered a - way, In the par - a - ble ;>. Out in the dee -ert, ont in the cold, A sheep the Good
4. And why should we so ear- nest -ly. long, For sheep of the
5. For lambs will t'ol - low aft - er the sheep As far as the
6. So with the sheep we ear-nest - ly plead For the sake of the
flock in the fold. And well we may; but what of the sheep, Shall Je - sus told; A grown-up sheep had gone far a -stray From Shepherd sought; Back to the flock, safe in -to the fold, A
flock weep and pray? Be-cause there's dan-ger if they go wrong : They'll sheep stray a - way; If sheep go wrong it will not be long Till lambs to - day; If Iambs are lost, what ter ri-ble cost Will
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1. The Lord's my Light and Lib-er - ty, I m
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M. B. I "INTAIS
He Only Knows.
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1. No- bod - y know- what I have in my heart, Since Je - sus the
2. No- bod - y knows what I have in my heart, A foun - tain of
3. No- bod - y knows what I have in my heart, Since Christ turned my
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1 am go - Lng by and by Where we'll meet to part no more
to my mansion in the sky, To a on the bright and Bhining shore Where my
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No. 45.
The Beautiful Light,
Copyright, 1887, bv juo. u. Bvtaay Paed bj par,
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1. Je-sua is the light, the way, We' are walk-ing in the light, We are
2. Wewhoknowoursinsfor-giv'n,We are walk-ing in the light, We are :\. As we jour- ney here be - low, We are walk-ing in the light, We are 4. AW1 will sing Hispow'rto Bave,Weare walk-ing in the light, We are
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1. Strike the ti-dings, 0 ye an semed are pressing home;
2. In the dai ■ 'were wand 'rins I. ring Way; .".. Come, ye sin-ful, come, ye wea-iy, tie will cleanse and give your I
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2. Onward, ey -er on-ward,Thro1 the pastures green, When thertnm flow :;. Upward, ev-er ap-ward, T'ward the ra-diand glowjFar a-bove 1 1 1 « -
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1. There is per- feet rest in Je - sus Un-to all who seek His face;
2. There is love for all in Je-- sus, Tho' far in sin we stray;
3. There is peace and joy in Je - sus For ev - 'ry wea-ry heart;
4. There is sav-ing grace in Je - sus When the hour of death draws near;
5. There is hope and life in Je - sus; He is pleacl-ing now with thee;
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He has pow'r to save and keep us ; Come,ac-cept His love today, -cept His love today.
In the moment oftemptation Hea-lonecan strength impart. -lone can strength impart. There is comfort then in Je-sus; He can banish ev'ry fear, banish ev'ry fear. Come, partake of life e-ter-nal Freel v offered you and me. offered you and me.
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2. Oome, Spir - it, oome, a -bide with me, To Thee J yield my soul; :;. Keep glow - log still the ho - ly fire, And add-ed grace be -stow, 1. Mv ref-nge be each pass -tag day; From wrong my soul de-fend;
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Jesus is Calling,
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2. Come, and, con-f ess • ing, Lei Him dwell within your heart; Re-ceive His
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Victory Through Grace,
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2. Courage, comrades, what have we to fears' Our Almighty Captain, Christ, is near;
3. Tho' the battle rages fierce and long. Fear not ! right shall triumph over wrong;
4. Forward! let no doubt or fear ap-pall; On to vict'ry at the Savior's call;
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No, 61. Trusting in His Promise.
Rev. Chas. \V. Fletchkr.
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1. Trusting in His prom-ise, "I will not cast out;'' Lost, I came to
2. Trusting in His prom-ise, ''Peace I leave with you;'' Anxious care was
3. Trusting in His prom-ise, "I will come a -gain;" Pray 'r-ful-ly I'm
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Par-don full and free; Life and hope He gave me For e-ter-ni- ty. Left a ho- ly calm; Once a cry of an-guish, Now a peaceful psalm. By Thy lov - ing grace, Till my eyes in rap - ture Shall behold Thy face.
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1. Just a ray of sun - shine Break-ing through the gloom,
2. Just a lit - tie kind - ness, Bright and sun - ny smile,
3. Words and smiles so kind - ly Like the sun-shine fall,
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Let your presence ev - er be Blessings un - to all;
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Come Unto Me,
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fade in the west; A.sk-ing His mer-cy, seek-ing His
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I Must Tell Jesus,
Copyright, 1893, by Th« Hoflfaun Mihio Oo. Hop,- Pub. Oo , owni t.
Rev. Elibha a. Hoffman.
1. I must tell J*1 - bus
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heart is tempt-ed to sin! I must tell Je - sus, and He will
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when the bil - lows roll, n Je - bus when the tear-drops fall, When the in the dark-some vale, Wnea the
tell Him all the tri - als of our bar - dened waves of grief but -round us, go and tell Him all, .lor - dan ckw - ea o*er as, we shall still pre - vail.
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Waiting.
WordH and Music Copyright, 1901, by P. P. P.ilhorn.
Rev. Chas. W. Fletcher.
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2. For Hiscom-ing 1 am liv - ing, For His voice my ear I train;
3. In the thrall of man's transgression. Till His seep - ter rules the earth,
4. I am wait - ing for the morning When His beams shall gild and bless;
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Ev - 'ry gold-lined cloud foretells me Of the splen - dor of His reign.
Pain-ful-ly ere - a-tiontrav-ails, Waiting for its pledged re-birth.
When the night of faith is end - ed By the Sun of righteousness.
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Songs by Night.
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1. An- you with some eor-row burdened, On your way no ray of light?
2. Paul and Bi - I. is, pris-on-fast-ened.ShooK the jail with earthquake might; ;>>. It i- <>tt in saddest mo-ments That our souls take highest flight;
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I lands were rent and doors were opened :God h. id niv • en song> by night.
And to strains of sweet-est mu - sic God doth set the Bongs by night.
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0 wea-ry soul, cease thy re-pin-ing,
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Jesus is Piloting Me.
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2. Fear I nottMiipt'st.tho'threat'ninganddarkJe-sus is pi
3. Pleasant the voy-age when shineth the sun, Je-sus is pi
4. Fair is the morning. and brightisthe day, Je - sus is pi
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l. Go work in God's vineyard, my brother. Be faithful.be Bealous and true;
n bile life's morning is flying, Dont wait for the heat of the day, 8, Go work ! for the Master is call - ingj He points you to souls to be won;
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re them whatever their station The Master ia waiting to 1 • Some soul may be waiting your warningyAs shades of the evening appear.
Work - ingto- day in the vineyard of the Lord,
Working to-day, working to-day,
The Lord's Vineyard.
Till He shall cull us to gath • er round His throne;
TiliHeshallcall, till He sha.ll call
Then we shcall hear from our Lord these bless-ed words;
Then we shall hear, then we shall hear
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John Needham.
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The stars He numbers. and their names He gives to all those heavenly flames.
Earth, air. and mighty seas com -bine To speak His wisdom all di - vine.
Here, wisdom shinesfor-ever bright; Praise Him, my soul, with sweet delight.
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P. P. II.
He is Coming Again.
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come from on lii^fli ; Saved by grace, an heir to His glo - ry,
rose from the grave; Saved by grace, oh, mar-vel -ora deal -ing,
pleads for His own; Saved by grace, 1 sing hal - le - lu - jah!
com-ing a - gain; Saved by grace, oh, glo-ri-ous sta - tion,
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2. There'll be no more sor-rovvwhen Je - aus coiries,There'll be no more
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WoHa and Muilc Copyright, 1901. bjr P H. Bllhorn.
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1. Bleat-ed tho't, that when our earthly toiU are 0 er. A ad are gath-er on
2. All th»> saved shall walk there by the stream of life; There shall en-ter naught of
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praise His wondrous grace; As His Bervants weshall serve Him ev-er - more. ^lo - ry which they win, And all names are written in the Book of Life. 0 - ver flow - ing rill Free -lv take, and bid his hear-ers now to come.
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Rev. IT. J. Zelley.
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2. Shadows a- round me, shad-ows a-bove me, Nev-er con-ceal my
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Keep On Believing,
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1. Wheo you fee] wreak- est, dangers sur- round, Sub-tie temp-ta - tion
2. If all wen . if all were bright, Wbtrewoald the < 1
I i> your wis-dom, God is your Slight, God'sev-er near you •1. Lei us press on, then, nev-er de-spair, Live a-bove feel-ing,
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Where would the fight? But in the hard- ness, God gives to you
guid-ing you right, He un-der-8tandsyou,Knows all you need;
vie-to-ry's there; Je-sus can keep us bo near to Him
All is de-spair- ing, ev-en lime sad. >. Chanc-es of prov- ing that you are true. I T- , ..
Trust-ing in Him you'll surely suc-ceed./ Keepon be-liev-ing,
That nev-er- more our faith shall grow dim.-^
Je-sus is near, Keep on be-Uev-ing, there's nothing to fear; Keep on be-
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Trusting in Jesus,
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w.h.i. tod Mnita
Copvrighl, 1901, by P. I'. Bllhorn
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1. Once all was darkness And the way was bleak and ba re, Since I've found my
2. He sought and found me When a wand'nng sheep was I, Far a-way from
3. Since He has found me. I will never leave His side, Tho' the tempter 4- Come, all ye wea-ry, Heav-y la den and oppressed, Cast your load on
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me His love was known, Now I claim the Blesser And He reigns alone, deemed me with His blood, Now I sing the praises Of the Son of God. triumph o - ver sin, For with Him as Captain, I am sure to win. shelter day and night, For His yoke is eas - y And His bur-den light.
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Trusting, trusting, I will trust in Jesus, He will lead me safely To the home above.
No. 80.
The New Jerusalem.
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He will know them, He will call them all [Omit.]
And I hear a son*,' off wel-come to the blest;
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Have Faith In God.
Copyright, UM| fcj 0*9, W- Kosolie. V*«d hy per.
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2, I lave faith in God, tho' clouds a-rise And o-ver-spread t he glowing skies; A. Have faith in God: a father's heart Would to his child all good im- part; 4. Have faith in God: His word di-vine By day and night shall brightly shine,
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Tho' sun and stars grow dim and pale, His boundless love shall nev-er fail.
Much more will He re - gard the pray 'r Of those who cast on Him their care.
Un- til we pass the gates of life And faith shall yield to blissful sight.
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When Victory is Won.
Julia E. IUrnhard.
Wordi and Uusla Copyright, 1901, liv P. P. Bilhorn.
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1. Some day our war-fare will be o'er, Some day we'd reach heav'n's shining shore;
2. Some day in garments pure and white, A -round the throne of radiant light,
3. Some day-what joy to work and wait Till we shall reach heav'n's golden gate!
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We'll hear our Fa-ther's word, "Well done!" When our last vic-to - ry is won.
Heav'n's joy will be for us be- gun, When our last vic-to- ry is won.
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Copyright, 1-99, i>> II. L Qilmour. Hjr per
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WouM you be free from your bur - den of Bin,There'8 pow'r in the Mood, Would you be free from your passion and pride, There's pow'r in the blood, Would you be whiter.mueh whiter than snow,There'a pow'r in the blood, Would you do Berv - ice for Je-sus your King, There's pow'r in the blood,
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in the blood; Would you live clai - ly, Hisprais-es to sing,
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Ina I) i i.ky OODON.
The Story Never OM
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2. 1 Feel my love grow stronger at I Dear Hit riv - en side; It S. I'll tell the same dearsto-ry, that none oth-er can en-dure; It 4. I'm waiting tor the morning when a -gain my Lord will come, It
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word "de-part;" With groanings he'll mourn o'er his sor- row-ful state;
cend the skies, With weep-ing he'll mourn o'er his sor - row-ful state;
all that's dear; With an-guishhe'll mourn o'er his sor- row-ful state;
tongue can tell; With hor-ror he'll mourn o'er his sor - row-ful state;
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No. 89. What He has Done for Me.
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Copyright, 1901, by 1\ P. Rllhorn.
15. P, MADDOX.
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1. I oft - en heard of Je - bus, That He is God's dear Son,
2. I oft - en heard the sto - ry Of Christ the niight-y King;
3. I oft -en heard that heav-en Is for the good and pure;
4. I nev - er knew that Je - sus Enthroned is ev - 'ry - where,
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Of how He reigns in glo - ry, And how His an - gels sing.
And that all they who en - ter His fa - vor must se - cure.
And when we call He hears us, And is wher-e'er we are.
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No. 90. Since Jesus Spoke Peace to My Soul,
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1. Life's path v brighter, as onward I tro. Since Je-sus spoke
•_'. New songs l am singing from morning till nigh t, Since Je- sus spoke
:'.. My heart doth re-joice in the fnll-ness of love, Since Je- sus spoke
4. A.-bid-ing in Jlim 1 am hap -py and blest, Since Je-sus spoke
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peace to my sonlj He lead-eth me <>n with ;t beav-en - ly light,
peace to my soul; My spirit communes with the Heai <-n - ly I >ove,
peace to my bouI; 1 know with as -sur-ance in Him I can rest,
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No. 91. I Am Waiting for the Master.
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1. I am wait-ing f or the Mas-ter, Who will rise ami bid me come
2. Man-y a wea-ry path Pve traveled lii the darkest storm and strife, ;>. Man-y friends who traveled with me- Reached that portal long a- go, 4. Yes}tneir pil-grim-age was short-er, And their tri-umph soon-er won;
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To the glo - ry of His pres-ence, To the glad-ness of His home. Bear-ing man-y a heav - y bur -den, Oft - en struggling for my life. One by one have left me battling With the dark and craft -y foe.
Oh, how lov-ing - ly they'll greet me When the toils of life are done!
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The Savior of Sinners,
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1 0 come, while thy Savior is call-ing, This haven of rest en-ter in; Hit
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cept now the gift that He prof - fen, Ami now to the dear Sav-ior u<>.
turn-ing a-wav, still an-need-ing The of-ferofrest nn-to thee.
g >n thy heart ev - er fall - ing Will heal all its sor- row and sin.
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No. 93. I Want Everybody to Know,
Mr-. I RANI \ BSBl k.
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3. He cheers me if I am in sor -row, He press - es me
4. He heark-ens to hum-ble con - less - ing. And ev - er His
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I have to keep tell-ing His good-ness,
He brings me a bless-ed sal - va - tion
And tells of that brighter to - mor-row,
He crown-eth my life with His bless -ing,
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That I want ev-'ry-bod - y to know
Where troubles shall never have part
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burdens we bore, And His hand, tho' un-eeen, led us safe - ly Till we
throngsofthe blest. We shall see that, wbat-ev • er onr path-way, In the
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1. O-pen ihe window, swing widethe door, God of myspir-it, enter our.' more,
2. Open the window, swing wide thedoor, Je-sus is waiting, still as of yore,
3. O-penthe window, swing wide thedoor, BreatheinthemorninghoveringoVr.
4. O-pen the window, swing wide thedoor, God of my spirit, come and restore,
5. O-pen the window, swing wide the door, Blessings unnumbered ever in store,
6. O-pen the window. swing wide the door, Bring in the sunshine, darkness is o'er,
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Beautiful Homeland.
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2, (lie friends that we love who have gone on be-fore Now wait for our m, homeland! dear homeland, tho* eye hatb nol seen, And sometime!
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No. 97
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By and By.
Word Copyright, 1901, by P. P. Blltaorn.
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1. When our jour- ney shall be o'er, and
2. From the cleft in yon-der Bock, flows :>. Will you meet with friends a - pain? will
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No. 98. O Tell Me More of Christ,
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P. P. BimoitN.
1. <> tell me mon l hrist, my Sav-iorj On this glad theme
2. (> tell me more oflo It you would cheer ;. 0 till me morel How waves of Bor-row Bhallhi
l. <> tell me morel And I re-peat-ing The hap-py n<
dwell o'er and o'er; Bis boundless grace, Bis sav-ing fa- vor, and coin-fort me; HowJe-sus wept, the King of gio - ry, say/'Peace, be still;" I low af- ter night, bright dawn- the mor- row,
shall spread the joy; Come, bless-ed Lord, Thy work com- plet-ing,
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Wonderful Savior of All
Ina Dri.rv < >ei>ON.
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1. Since! havetast-ed the joys of my Lord, Since 1 o-beved at the
2. 1 am bo glad that His mer - cy is free, Reaching, reclaiming, poor
3. T am so glad that the fa - vor He gives, Ev - er thro' time and e-
4. Man-y the mansions His love will pre-pare, Man -y the dear ones a-
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