V-5.r:^§A ^ FROM THE LIBRARY OF REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D. BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO THE LIBRARY OF PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Scctlott 5^^ '^ . . !V / Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Princeton Theological Seminary Library http://www.archive.org/details/northfieldhymnalOOsteb -^ FEB 27 1934 1Flortbfielt> FOR USE IN EVANGELISTIC AND CHURCH SERVICES, CONVENTIONS, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, AND ALL PRAYER AND SOCL^L MEETINGS OF THE CHURCH AND HOME BDlteO bg GEO. C. STEBBINS PUBLISHED BY Zhc Blglow a riDain Co. CHICAGO NEW YORK PRICE LIST NEXT PAGE Copyright, 1Q04, by The Biglow & Main Co. PREFACE. In compiling NOKTHFIELD HYMNAL, the purpose has been to conserve many of the best hymns that have appeared in the "Gospel Hymns" and "Sacred Songs" series, combin- ing therewith a large number of other pieces from well known composers, many of which are new and appear for the first time. In addition to these, there is a very choice selection of Church Hymns, both new and old, from the best American and English writers. This collection has been prepared also with special reference to its adapt- ability to Evangelistic and Praise Services, Conferences, Conventions, Sunday Schools and Prayer Meetings. In it will V)e found many pieces especially useful for Evangelistic and Convention Choirs as well as for Solo, Duet and Quartet purposes. The royalty on this book, as in the case of the above mentioned series, goes toward the maintenance of the Northfield Seminary and the Mt. Hermon Boys' School. The Author. PRICE LIST. Full Cloth, ink stamp, $25 per lOO. Edition de Luxe, gold stamp, $35 per lOO. PULPIT EDITION.— Full morocco, limp, round corners, red under gold edges $1.00 per copy. These prices are net.— Any number of copies, more or less than loo, will be sent at these prices, which do not include transportation. Single copies by mail, Five Cents per copy extra, for postage. Notice. Many of the pieces in this Collection, both words and music, are copyright in the United States, Great Britain and Provinces, under the provisions of the International Copyright Law, and must not be reprinted or published for any purpose whatever, without the written permission of the owners thereof. THE BiGLOW & MAIN CO., Publishera. tTbc Monbrou0 Stor^^ Hattik W. Pierson. -J f- Geo. C. Stebbins. 4 — \- ^-i=s- -^ — 1 1. List - en to the wondrous sto - ry, Old, so old, yet ev - er new;... 2. In the earth - ly home so low - ly, 'Mong the hills of Gal- i - lee,.... 3. All His words so gen- tly spok - en, Lev -ing deeds and pur-pose true;... i. 0, the sac - ri - fice He of - f ered, When He died on Cal - va - ry; 5. Now once more He reigns in glo - ry, 0 - ver death the vie -fry won;... t=|r»^"S: 1^ — t^—hf- 4:=t: r- Of the Lord who came from glo Was a life all pure and ho All His prom - is - es un - brok O, the ag - o - ny He suf ■ And He bids us tell the sto Came to die for me, for That was lived for you, for you. me. , ry— ly. - en Were for me and were for you. fered! It was all for you, for me. ry— Tell it out to ev - ery one. =t=: -t— t — I — '-r .fi pT— -P- :t=-"i — r I— «>---- — 1 p_^_i O, the won - drous, wondrous sto - ry! Old, so old,.... yet ev - er new; wondrous, won - drous sto - ry, sto - ry! Old, so old, yet ev - er new; ::|=:f_T:fi|f^ -tt=^ ^— *— ^ It: :t=t: -0 — • — 0~ , 1 ^.^-1 ' ..-4 . — y — ^., — 1-- --I- — \^^ — 1^ — ^ — m\-zi S — ^ — * — 9-\ -^— J- d: ^H Of the Lord. ... who came from glo - ry. Came to die for me, for you. Lord who came from glo - ry, glo - ry, to for you. FP: -# — 0- -0 — ^- -j — h- i:i'l 4=: ry, to z- y -V I/' ' I ^be Zvixc Xigbt \e Sblning. Maj. D. W. Whittlb. Mav Whittle Moobv. -^ N- 1. The darkness is pass'd and the true light is shining, The light that first shone o-ver 2. The darkness is pass'd and the true light is shining, The shad-ows are flee-ing and 3. The darkness is pass'd and the true light is shining; Oh, let us with light by the -• — ^r tr- tt: --^^=^^^- ^— ^- m *r— K -A-H^ ,-* •- ■fS' Beth - le-hem's plain; And the song of the an-gels new voic-es are chiming, morn comes a - pace; There's a glow in the east of a bright sil-ver lin-ing, Spir - it be filled; For if yield -ed to God ere our day is de- dining. Of The The l^t 4:= -b'- -(-— '>■ :t=: ^ -0 _p_*_i«_± _« Chorus. -m \— - — -I—;— I — •H-» — « — I— J -r-i — ^-^ ; — • — • — 0 — '^ glo - ry to God and sal - va - tion to men world is a-wak-ened to hear of God's grace. J- The true light is shin-ing. The light must shine thro' us, as Je - sus hath will'd i:p=Jtcv=i=r=:f=*=l=t==t=t: r- m ■^ — ^- t — -0—i—i-0^~^—^ -* W3 true light is shin - ing. And songs are a - ris - ing from o - ver the sea; While ^. ^ M. ^. M. ^ M. J. ^. «.,. ^. . ^. ^ IplIZpl -i^ i^— j^-fc-J— • — « -'-•-grv *^* <— ■-^-■-# — 0-T-0—0—0—0-* p—g—m-^^ God in His mercy and love is inclining. The true light is shining for you and for me. innber Ibie Mlnge. Rev. W. O. Gushing. Solo or Duet. Ira D. Sankhv. t=:^=Uv :=]: r i i in: ::t ^ 1. Un - der His •wings I am safe - ly a - bid - ing; Tlio' the night 2. Un - der His wings, what a ref - nge in sor - row! How the heart 3. Un - der His wings, O what pie-cious en - joy - ment! There will I r-\-. TV— • • ^- 'I— :t=t: T I I deep - ens and tern - pests are wild, yearn - ing - ly turns to His rest! hide till life's tri - als are o'er; SEB^E^EE ^ ^E^E: still I can trust Him; I Oft - en when earth has no Shel-tered, pro - tect - ed, no .•- .^- .^. -p=f=!=t=:t:: -\- -h- -|- :[:: W u^n=^ -:=\- I— • # 0 — ^ — S— * — S — « 1 — ! I J a — c=j_i_j 0 — .j__^__j ^^ m^ know He will keep me; balm for my heal - ing, e - vil can harm me; r He has redeem'd me, and I am His child. There I find com-fort, and there I am blest. Rest-ing in Je - sus I'm safe ev - er - more. -0 0 0 1 1- -r— Chorus. ^^ n Un - der His wings, un - der His wings, Who from His love can sev-er? -•- .0- .0. I it If: ji. ^. -(2- -I i5>---t — • 1 1 1 0—t^0 — ^^^- .p. J0. -f— h- 1 ^ J0. -«. |?=zz|=fz=t=t: >G>-~-\ — 0 0 0- -+~ -I 1-- -I — -S"- I -^ m^ n1=d: r -kEk ^==t 1^4 W-mr Un-der His wings my soul shall a - bide, Safe-ly a - bide for - ev - er. ^^ .,-t "^-m^ -0 •_ i=t: -t— -0 — 0- WUbo arc (Ibc0C? Anna Shipton. Gko. C. Stkbbins. ^^-=r :^: -A- :i=i^lig=l bove? 1. Who are these whose songs are Bounding O'er the gold - en harps a 2. Who are these that keep their sta - tion Round the great e - ter - nal throne? 3. See their robes of dazzling white-ness, With-out blem - ish, spot or stain; 4. 'Tis the Lamb of God who leads them, And they serve Him night and day, 5. Sweettheirtheme:'tisstill "sal-va - tion Un - to Christ the Ho - ly One," -lli m^^^^^^^^m Hark! they tell of grace a - bound-ing. And Je - ho - vah's sov'reign love. They from earth - ly trib - u - la - tion To their heav'n-ly rest are gone. See their crowns that grow in brightness. Pur-chased by the Lamb once slain. • By the heav'n - ly fount He leads them, He hath wiped their tears a - way. c And their sighs of trib - u - la- tion Change to songs a -round the throne. . Chorus. Slowly. y 8 — ■ — ^—\-&- lit These are they (These are thej-) who wash'd their robes(whowa8li"d their robe.'?)and :=i: — I — ;d=^ made them whitP(an(l made them white) in the blood of the Lamb (of the Lamb). — s r£|5E3: ^^- :t:=t= i^_-T=fc=ji=:^=^ ^8-^# — ^ — ^-i-J^ \ • g 0 |-»^-T- -A-J- ^i: These are they (Theae are they) who wash'd their robes(whowash'(l their robes) and Mbo arc ^be0c ? -conciuDeo. fi^-SN- =^=i=^ ^ iq:;^ iiB I u r m;i(le them white(aud made them white) in the blood of the Lamb (of the Lamb)- -•- I -•- ^ r _ ^ ^. -«. -^- -^ 1 I ,^1 ^_g-g_i ^=1-1 ^ — ^ ^ — ^ — , — » — p — , — ,__|^.^^,^^,,^,^j — q.| i/ i>' k' t^ I/' ZIbouob IPour Sins be ae Scarlet Fanny J. Crosby. Duet. Ocntly. William H. Doank. 1st 2d. 1. "Tho' your sins be as scar-let, Tbeyshallbe as white as snow; as snow; 2. Hear the voice that en-treats you: Oh, re -turn ye un - to God! -to God! 3. He'll for - give your transgressions. And re- member them no more;' no more; -#- -•- -«.-«-• 0-m-m — fc— i-l» \m — I — I r- T=r m !•— |-e> m-m-r^ — w r-m m — r Tho' they be red like crim-son, They shall be as wool;" He is of great com- pas - sion, And of M'on - drous love; 'Lookun-to Me, ye peo - pie," Saith the Lord your God; 3 I., .. I , .^. -fi—^- -W~U- 5^==S The' they be red> -f Duet. P -iS- QUARTET.y N _^ |_ ,-H^ l^-^J m — ^^--1 1 — , "Tho' your sins be as scar - let, Tho' your sins be as scar- let. Hear the voice that en -treats you. Hear the voice that en - treats you, He'll for - f,'ive your trans-gres- sions, He'll for -give your trans-gres-sions, ■^-_ ' -•- --9- ^ -m- -fL- .0. 3 -# — #=-- — « — '-^ — -0— -•-.-- '^ They shall be as white as snow. They shall be as white as snow. Oh, re - turn ye un -.to God! Oh, re - turn ye un - to God! And re - mem - ber them no more. And re - mem-ber them no more. ; • •— ■-# i # #-- 1 0^.-^ — ^ — \j- — \r-^- — ¥ — f &-J-|2- :t=: -W- — »- m f- 8 Sunsbinc on tbe IbllL Fanny J. Crosby. Charlbs H. Gabriel. 1. There are shad-ows in the val - ley, Where our tir - ed feet must go; 2. There are shad-ows in the val - ley, But we breathe the sweet per- fume 3. Oh, the shad-ows of the val - ley Like a dream will pass a - way; =]=i: "-5-W ^=q: >■ . -0- . -0- -0- • But we hear the peace-ful wa - ters, As they mur - mur soft and low; — Of the ros - es on the moun-tain, In their love - ly, ver- nal bloom; They will van - ish at the dawn-ing Of the bright and glo-rious day; U I I t=i=t:: LFzz:bd=t:!:^t=tzzt=bEb-T±d t=l?: I ^1 S#-j- 0-T-'-0 •- ;«H=:Jqr 4^-a- -h And our Shep-herd whispers gen - tly, As He leads us on-ward still: And a - gain our Shepherd whis-pers. As He leads us on-ward still: E - ven now there comes an ech - o, And we feel its mag-ic thrill: »: IS 1=15: -t i^^ :p-^*- :p=»- " There are shad-ows in the val-ley. — y^—l 1 'r-^-l 1^— 1 — — — — 1 — 1 -^ «i— • — «-r-»; — d — — 1/> I ^-ri But 'tis sun- shine on the hill." Eg -^- :t^: 0 — »— •—- -1 ' H 1 1 1- — I r^ 1 1 Chokub. &=#: t — r r^ -M I » I 4^4 1^ Sun - shine on the hill, There is sun - shine on the hill; Sunebine on the IbtlL— conctu&cb. 'There are shad-owsin the val-ley, But 'tis sun-shine on the hill." :lif=^=bi=t^=ti=t;z=S=z=*:izU Soft tbc Belle arc IRinaing. Eliza M. Sherman. Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. Soft and sweet the bells are ring - ing, From the chap - el old and gray 2. Sweet-er -far than earth-ly mu - ic, Since the Christmas mel - o - dy, 3. Love's re- deem -ing work is tin - ished, Fought the fight, the vie- fry won; ^:& :t: £=t=^ :S=f: ~l-^- 5: ^= It: :t: -c-p ---x=u- ^^=--^- -N— Sweet and .soft the chil-dren sing - ing, Is this song of Eas - ter glo - ry, Glo - ry, glo - ry in the high - est — j-r Christ the Lord a - rose to - day. This glad psalm of vie - to - ry. To the Fa - ther and the Son. Refrain. .^J- :«P=*=ttt: Sweet-ly, soft - ly sounds the an - them, For the stone is rolled a -way; :t:=|=t=:=^=t * ^;-j- =5=^ ^zfc s Glo - ry, hon - or give to J- -/ . . I > Je i :«•= \-X :qz=a: r — \r H=?^E^I sus, On this Res - ur - rec - tion day. I It: ■ B 10 mhcn tbe Mcari?, Seehino IReet. HOKATIUS BONAR. W. H. Cali.cott. --1—4 ^-J_J— • • ^:5r^_l — 0 0 — _, 0 — 1_^ !_.,_.: ^ 1. When thewea-rj', seek-ing rest, To Thy good-ness flee; When the heav-y 2. When the worlding, sick at heart, Lifts his soul a- bove; When the prod -i - 3. When the stranger asks a home, All his toils to end; When the hun-gry 4. When the man of toil and care, In the cit - y crowd; When the shepherd mi -t-1 i=p fc?zi=Er=t=C=3 :=t=|:; fe :^=l=: -z^ — |- U '^-- la - den cast gal looks back crav-eth food, on the moor, All their load on Thee; To his Fa-ther's love; And the poor a friend; Names the name of God; E^: list =1=1 --=13=1 When the trou-bled, seek-ing peace, When the proud man in his pride, When the sai - lor on the wave When the learn- ed and the high. t=^ -I — r- M-^- =i!=. ^^^ On Thy name shall call; When the sin-ner, seeking life, At Thy feet shall fall:. . . . Stoops to seekThyface; When the burden'd brings his guilt ToThy throne of grace:. . Bowsthefer-ventknee; Wht-n the sol-dier on the field Lifts his heart to Thee:. . . Tired of earth-ly fame, Up - on high-er joys in- tent, Name the bless-edName:. . w t"V Refrain. (Arr. from Mendelssohn.) 1 __|_._4-.-4— J- I I I ' -»-l J 111 Hear then in love, O Lord, theory, In heav'n, Thy dwelling -place on high. :==E=E: a r — \ T'- f=N^: .,_^_j 1=t =F g^gg II Ibeart (Siuerlee. W. KiTCHiNG, arr. I. Allan Sankhy. ;slsr= =l=q^ -N-| tq: . 1 _^_i — ■ 1. Are you liv - ing for the Sav-iour? Do you trust Him all the way? 2. Is your heart at leis - ure ev - er in His serv-ice to en- gage? 3. Is your mot - to, "Ev - er On -ward!" in the race we have to run? 4. If these ques-tions you have an-swered to yourselves and Christ a - lone, i ^=f:dic=t=Szzzz?=:E^=i: Are you -walk -ing with Do you read with joy Are you look -ing un en-joy-ment in His sun- shine day by day? His mes-sage from the Scripture's sa - cred page? to Je - sus till the vie - to - ry is won? And your hearts have not condemn'd you, when you look to -ward His throne. ^ ^ ^ ^ • — • — 1—0- -^ — ^— i-f- :t=[ life^l Do you mag-ni - fy His goodness? Do you thank Him for His love? Have you made the full sur-ren-der of the life that He has blest. Does the joy of His sal - va- tion cause the trust -ing heart to sing — Then His love thro' all your jour- ney like a gen - tie stream will run. l^= =«==Jli^ E^i :ti= III -H H — ^^^ — ^ — •-v — ^- Do you seek His con-stant guid-ance to the Home of Rest a- Siuce you heard His voice of kind-ness whis-per,"Come to Me and "I have rich - es to in - her- it, from ray Fa - ther, Sav - iour Till the Sav - iour hath per - feet - ed /vbat in grace He hath be - bove? rest?" King?" gun. 12 Carrie E. Brkck. Slowly Zhc Stor^ of tbe Cro00, Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. A - bove the sweetest songs of earth, Thro' all the strife of gain and loss, 2. Oh, none but Je- sus bore such scorn, No stricken lamb so meek as He; 3. Oh, bless-ed cross of sac - ri - lice, "Where Je- sus died for me, for me! :3= ■u-»-f-l-| ^ — ^ — » — W — I Si 1 1 ^=^ • -»- \ y\ * -0- :=1= =^E^ ^ 5— t: A - bovethesoiindsof grief and mirth, I hear the sto - ry of the cross. No oth - er brow so bruised by thorn. No oth- er heart so bled for me. The cross of my Re-deem-er, Christ, Who makes the guilty cap- tive free! - ^ ■^ > /^m. .- . I — ■-• — 1— • — f- — ^ — 0 — s ^ ^~-' ti=t=li:?=t:: iiil h-'^t-'-^- i :t= I u-k^-- 1— ,— ^-^ — ^-A — I — J— |-J~x ,-- 1— I — ^-^y-v — v— I 1—1 — I 1 That sto - ry is a tale of love... That wipes a -way the sin-ner's tears. No oth-er feet the wine-press trod,.. No oth - er hand so free - ly gave. That shining croHs shall ev - er stand For all of love that man can know; Ig^d ^ -•- -p^ .0. m. £=|:|: -V — b'- ft.- :£ yt^y g * — 9 — ^ — m — * ,>_J I.I.I -I— — ^-« — I- -, — — ' — *\ — •- :3: -T' -<&- . It makes him heir of heav'u a - bove,.. Andgiveshim joy thro' end-less years. No Sav-iour like the Son of God!... No love like His to reach and save! Yet none may ful-ly un - der - stand.. The love that God a - lone can show. If: If: r i^ If: ^ :• .^r ^ —I 1— • — • — • — m — I 4^ 1— •-•— I— •— -H- :tr-z=tr-t=t: -&-- — I Chouub. — h — &— '-1— ^.£Sd: 'Tis the old, old sto- ry, 'Tis the old, old sto-ry of the cross; old, tbe old, j^ j^ I I I I II ^ ^ ^be Stor^ of tbc Cross*— conciuDeo, =1: "^" When e - ter - ni - ty ' is hoar - y, Pre-cious still will be the sto - ry — »-T-»— r* F — r r — =t— f=Er=r=t=tZ= b ( I -«- :t==t: :t= :tr-=t ±i: -*^ -i^: ;q: -2^=2 _^___iJ I Of re-demp-tion by the cross, Of re-demp-tion by the cross. M^=b H — r • — I— -S"-- 1 13 Wm. Cowper. Ibar??, m^ SouL J. B. Dykes. 1. Hark, my soul, it is the Lord: 'Tis thy Sav-iour; hear His word. 2. I de - liv - ered thee when bound, Aud.wbenbleed-ing, heal'd thy wound; 3. Can a wo - man's ten - der care Cease to -wards the child she bare? 4. Mine is an un-chang-ing love, High-er than the heights a - bove; 5. Thou shalt see My glo - ry soon. When the work of grace is done; m^ jz: :l=: t. ±12 »-— ^ -I — r :4==i==l=:j=Fl==^=3=r| _1 S 0 0 !-#-- • <© M Je - sus speaks, and speaks to thee, — Say, poor sin - ner, lov'st thou Me? Sought thee wan-d'ring, set thee right; Tnrn'd thy dark-ness in - to light. Yes, she may for - get - ful be. Yet will I re - mem - ber thee. Deep- er than the depths be- neath; Free and faith-ful, strong as death. Part- ner of My shrine shalt be; Say, poor sin - ner, lov'st thou Me? m^-^: Jtl :ti^t: -| 1: ^' ^ •<9- EC \ John D. Mokgan. --1- Saveb to Serve. Percy S, Foster. ^^S * r:~r 1. To dai - ly die to self and sin, and dai - ly to re - ceive 2. To dai - ly die to all things past, by spir - it, pray'r and word, 3. Tho' dark the way, tbo' long the strife, I thro' the Spir - it's might rfc^-fi: ^S .0. J. -^- tFt E -f-r- 1 — \- i New May Shall life from Thee, I pray, O Lord, and more like Thee to live. I in - crease in faith and deed un - to Thy stat - ure, Lord, strive for Thee, Thy king-dom's weal, and for e - ter - nal right; 9-^- -m- i^ ^- 1 S 1 \-| r -• P 1 1^^ j 0 0 Then 1 saved to serve! by saved to serve! the saved to serve! in h fS — ^— ?— « Je - sus' blood from sin field is wide; what I eav'n's bright sphere I shal jf. M. .^. J^ -f V t t^-£ -bS — • 1- -^•-v-f— and self made free, can do is small; with an - gels sing, _l « [:_^,_i_p — 9^ — ^ r^^r S5 'J I ^ u u r t^ r b* -^ u— 1 — t/ .- ^ To praise His name, to do His With joy - ful heart and hand, O will, thro' - out thro' - out, Lord, I I And saved by grace be - hold Thy face, my iny e - ter - ni - ty thro' - out e - ter - ni - ty. give to Thee my all give, I give to Thee ray all. Sav - iour. Lord, and King. . . . Sav - iour, Sav -iour. Lord, and King. ^ I 15 Be^onb, Flora Kirkland. *tlE^ -&i^=^ :S Geo. C. Si bbbins. -A r— J -X 1. Be -yond earth's lat -est sun- set There lies 2. Be - yond earth's fi - nal heart-ache There lies 3. Be - yond earth's lat - est suf - f'ring There lies 4. O land be -yond the sun - set, Where time shall be no more, a coun-try bright, a land of peace, a coun-try fair. -^-"^-J- «— ^ —,ir-m — m ii4: _^_5 Where fade-less day is glow - ing. That nev - er sinks to night. Where sor-row nev - er com - eth, Where pain and trou-ble cease. Where dwell-ers are im - mor - tal; No death can en- ter there. Some bright ec - stat - ic morn -ing We'll sight thy peace-ful shore! 2" I N^ J I ^ ! ^ I^ a — ^ ~~^ — 9 —^-w — 9 — »! — I '-» — 9 m 'l~^-» — si 1 Kefkain. 1=F^# "No night there!" No Nonigbtthere! no ni":bt there 1 • • • • — ' — % ' sor-r ow and no fears; iPI m^. E=E3; 1/ U I 'y iy E3: ' No night No night there! -!^— ^- -• — • — 9 ^— ^ v~v~v there!" No pain, no death, no tears; "No night there!" Where nonight there! No night there ! no night there ! It: ■-• — 9 — •- :t=^= b ^ I l^ U V y ^ y V si/ care hathpass'd a - way; "No night there!" But endless, fade - less day. Nonightthere! nonightthere! fadeless, fadeless 16 Allib Stahbright. ©nip to Iknow, Ira D. Sakkst. 1. On - ly to know that the path I tread Is the path marked out for me; 2. On - ly to know when the day is passed, And the eve -ning shad-owB come, 3. On - ly to know that the cross I see, Is the cross of Cal - va - ry, 4. On - ly to know His peace with-in — My... will to His re-signed; -^- .„,. ^- ^=t ■ 1 ,v-^i , — "-t — ' I "-t^ ■-_ _ ^ -K-^-J- :t=t- That the way, tho' thorn - y, rough, and steep. Will lead me nearer to Thee! That its tri-als and cares have proved, in -deed, A "day's march near-er home!" On.... which the world's Ke - deem - er died. To pur - chase life for me! Oh,... fill., me with Thy full - ness. Lord, And make me whol-ly Thine! iEB33E3 — M—M — I — y- a^H :t i: t-t-t ^1' Kefrain. -g=^ 4.^^,4- -M- Near-er to Thee! near-er to Thee! Bless- ed Re-deem-er, to Near-er my home! near-er my home! Near-er my beau-ti- ful Purchas'd for me! purchas'd for me! Life Thou hast purchas'd for Whol - ly Thine! whol - ly Thine! Now and for - ev - er Thee! home! me! Thine! -•^-# w^^^-- ^ m ^i=t. I --t4 ^—^ "^- r^ '--g- ^^ H!^ f~^S^- »—*—#- On- ly to know that the path I tread Is bringing me near-er to Thee! On- ly to know that each fast-fleeting day Is bring- ing me near-er home! On- ly to know that Thy death on the cross Brings light and life., to me! Fill me with love and., peace di -vine. And make me whol- ly Thine! w It: r^rrir^'-^: -¥S l-l — m £: -I- — h- -• — » '0- I I I t:- r I 17 Flora Kirkland. Ifartber ®n. Hubert P. Main. 1. Far-ther ou what joys a - wait us, In the pal - ace of our King! 2. Hopes may fail, .. . and joys e - lude us, Treasures van - ish from our hold; 3. Thro' the dark - est night of sor - row, If the soul on Christ be stayed; 4. Thro' the win - try storms of trou - ble, Faith discerns that coun-try blest; ESEJ -fxx — ~^ — 1?~ r- — t— '-^= — ^— ' — 1= — r-r-'-i-'-i~t-' r- Looking up, ... with hearts ex-pect- ant, Of the fu - ture we may sing. Far-ther on, ... where faith is point-ing, Lies the land... of bliss un - told. Shines a fair. .. and bright to - mor- row. Where the light . shall never fade. Where a -bides., e - ter - nal Spring-time, Love and joy... andpeaceand rest. p^ — ■ 1 -#- -•- • -•- . _ i>^ *• ^-^ -^-~ :»t -r on, the light grows clear; — far - ther on the light, the light grows clear; — r;g— ^ — n — • — t^ir — t— , ~" * • =-— -Xz. i^l=±=^^ We shall see, . shall see, with per - feet vi - sion. What is dim - (ly, dim) ly mir-rored here. ^:iE?=t SS: :&g: IS r^ i8 riDl? Xor^ anb m I Mrs. L. Shorby, Geo. C. Stbbbins. sa -•- . -•- -0- . -0- • :* ::!Efci=3 1. I have a Friend so pre - cious, So ver - y dear 2. Some-times I'm faint and wea - ry; He knows that I 3. I tell Him all my sor - rows, I tell Him all 4. I have His yoke up - on me, And eas - y 'tis -A- to me; am weak, my joys; to bear; t=t?=i=: ill! -J — I He loves me with such per - feet love, And as He bids me lean on Him, I tell Him all that pleas - es me, In bur - dens which He car - ries. -»*- -=i: He loves so faith -ful - ly! His help I glad - ly seek. I tell Him what an - noys. I glad - ly take a share; :^= .f4 ,- ■«4t . :^=i ■3=5: fe^he: ——I . i> ail? could not live a - part from Him, leads me in the paths of light, tells me what I ought to do, 'tis my high- est hap - pi - ness ;E!=?=B=i=S=r5=^: m T I love to feel Him nigh; Be - neath the sun- ny sky; He tells me what to try; To have Him al -ways nigh; -•- I -•--— t?;- Kefkain. And 80 we dwell to - geth - er, And so we walk to - geth - er. And so we talk to - geth - er, We bear the yoke to - geth - er. *=? 1 ±=ttS: tz My Lord and I. My Lord and I. My Lord and I. My Lord and I. 1==t T My Lord and I, My Lord and I, My Lord and I, My Lord and I, -^-^-^ ■«- m r flD^ XorD anb 1I»— conciu&c&. My Lord and I; My Lord and I; My Lord and I; My Lord and I; And so we dwell to-geth-er, My Lord and I. And so we walk to-geth-er, My Lord and I. And so we talk to-geth-er, My Lord and I. We bear the yoke to-geth-er, My Lord and I. t- :5^: I ^ — ■ 1 — It^-J — s 15> — 1-1 -r-^r f- 19 Charles E. Mudie. 1f Xift m^ Ibeart to Zhce. Thomas M. Mudik. :3: si=i -(^-~ -^— ^ ^- -S- 1. I lift my heart to Thee, 2. Thine am I by all ties, 3. To Thee, Thou bleed - ing Larab, 4. How can I, Lord, with - hold Sav - iour di - vine; But chief - ly Thine, I all things owe, — Life's bright - est hour -«- "^i — 1"^ .(Z-J.- I -^- -h- ;t- :1=::?H=:1: :=l -^- r^=i.= -*— •- -^^=W- { For Thou art all to me. That thro' Thy sac - ri - fice All that I have and am. From Thee; or gath-ered gold, -•- -^- :=^: :^=:1=^==^=T And I am Thine. Is there on earth a Thou, Lord,art mine. By Thine own cords of And all I know. All that I have is Or a - ny pow'r? Why should I keep one ■tte- ~^==t==t ,feS2-:^»_:?a =^=t n t: 1 Jt- ^c^. ----- r r clos-er bond than this, That "my Be-lov-ed's mine, and I am His?" love so sweet-ly wound A - round me, I to Thee am close - ly bound, now no lon-ger mine, And I am not mine own; Lord, I am Thine, pre-cious thing from Thee, When Thou hast giv'n Thine own dear Self for me? ^p=?=^l=H^ S=fE^EE^3?^ -(2- -(S2- -| fc- ^5=f==f=f=F t — r 20 Zhc Son of 6ob qocq forth to Mar. Rbginald Hbbbr, Hrnry S, Cutlhr, t ■ -5 . -* Piiiiilii -J — I I'S 1. The Son of God goes forth to war, A king - ly crown to gain; 2. The mar - tyr first, whose ea - gle eye Could pierce be - yond the grave, 3. A glo - rious band, the chos - en few On whom the Spir - it came, 4. A no - ble ar - my, — men and boys. The ma - tron and the maid; -^— I- jfEtl I: -ms=- -»- T' His blood- red ban - ner streams a - far: Who fol - lows in His train? 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: A - round the Sav-iour's throne re-joice. In robes of light ar - rayed: 5Z|_^_^__izz:S^-_^_| -X :t:==t=: r- --TTi- Who best can drink his cup of woe, Tri - umph-ant o - ver pain; Like Him, with par - don on His tongue In midst of mor - tal pain. They met the ty - rant's brandished steel. The li - on's go - ry mane; They climb'd the steep as - cent of heav'n Thro' per - ilj toil, and pain: — )■ -#• Who pa - tient bears his cross He prayed for them that did They bowed their necks the death O God, to us may grace ^ '— #-T • • — *- be -low, — the wrong: to feel; bo giv'u He fol Who fol. Who fol ■ To fol lows lows lows low His train. His train? their train ? their train. 21 TRo flDore; Maj. D. VV. Whittle. H-J g 1— ^_ May Whittle Moody. N K fv- 1. "No more the curse," O Christ, we praise Thee, Thy blood the tri-umph wins; 2. "No more of pain" and care-worn fac - es, No forms bowed -with dis-ease; 3. "No more of night," the day is dawn-ing: The Lord is draw-ing near; 4. "No more the curse," no more the cry - ing. All thirst and hun-ger o'er; -•- -t- yi^ 2» # — -m :d=1= ::^x T-'-^^- The cross to which Thy love did raise Thee, Hath put a - way our sins. O'er all the earth the Lord re - plac - es His Par - a - dise of Peace. With Him shall come the longed-for morn-ing When night shall dis - ap - pear. No more the night, no more the dy - ing. No tears or sor - row more. ^ — u — li — 5 f- :L^=^=|iE=t:: U U I -i---51- Chorus. 3rzi:.^=3=|^:1=i=|=:^=:^- :f5 ^: I 'There shall be no more curse, Nei- ther sor ::^ row nor cry - ing; :t=: -i — r- There shall be no more pain. Nei - ther dark - ness nor dy . ing; :t=t=: r—r -y5>- r- I* -p-'-r :»«: And God shall wipe a way All tears from their eyes." b ^ 22 Blue (Balllec, Eliza M. Sherman. vt « •- -^-l- z-M :qz=i: — ^- -K-— -A— — ^ Geo. C. Stebbins. -f-'^-r 1. When pearl -y moon-cwhen pearl - y beamsjbeams si - lent - ly (all si - lent-ly) 2. Up - on thy waves (Up - on thy waves) , blue Gal - i - lee (blue Gal - i - lee), 3. Lord, when our hearts (Lord.when our hearts) are bowed with woe (are bowed with woe), — V'— b'- :=!;= Are fall - ing on (Are fall - iiig on) the sil - ver sea (the sil - ver sea), I see a barque (I see a barque) toss rest - less - ly (toss rest- less-ly). May faith blot out (May faith blot out) our ev - ery ill (our ev - ery ill), ;&- ^ -5^-^ :t:=t==^=:t -^ y- — ^- 'Tis then in dreamK('Tis then in dreams), O Lord, with Thee (O Lord, with Thee) And hear that voice(And hear that voice) up - on the sea (up . on the sea), And clos - er may (And clos - er may) we come to Thee(we come to Thee), _• (t-i—P • , • •---• i i=E=E=£ \f ^ I walk up - on (I walk up - on) blue Gal - i - lee (blue Gal - i - lee). That calms thy waves (That calms thy waves), oh, Gal - i - lee (oh, Gal - i - lee). And hear Thy voice(And hear Thy voice) say, "Peace be still "(say, "Peace be still") ^g^E^ Refrain. Oh, Gal- i - lee, blue Gal - i - lee! Thy waves bring back His voice to me; -#- • -•- ->9- bring back His « -^ ' T X- i=t:=t -v-^- t Blue (BalUec. — uonciuDe&. rit :5 ^i Like golden chimes on sil - ver sea, Oh, Gal s^- ES?-: -m tz- :L-b: 1/ V V i -lee, blue Gal-i-lee(blueGal-i-lee) ^ ^ ^ ^ I 4 4 -0 0 s n ^ — I — [-- -f2- Gal- J - lee, blue (Jal - i 1=^ m 23 Bc^onb tbe Stars. T. H. =:T Thoro Harris. .-A 1 ■ 1. Be- yond the si- lent stars of night (stars of night), There shines a land so fair; 2. Be - yond the deep e - the-rial dome (deep blue(lome),Our wait-ing hearts ex- pect 3. And though on earth we meet no more^nieet no more). While years of time shall roll; 4. Then wait we for our bless-ed King (blessed Kiug), He will not tar - ry long; S-i5^-^=^ :t=t= :t=t: 1/ U U U 1/ f- t- h-J- I I r ^ ' More glo-rious than the orbs of light (oibs of light), I'd fain be rest- ing there. To dwell in that e- ter-ualhome(heav'nly borne), The home of God's e - lect. We'll meet up- on a hap-pier shore(bap pier shore), The homeland of the soul. Soon, soon our hap-py hearts shall sing(heart8 shall sing)The glad tri-umph-ant song. • — • — p- ^ \) \> \> \) T t-- >S~ 0 —gM F- Refuain. Be - yond the si - lent stars of night, In - to the far a - way (far a- way) e^: Of :t=t: 3=1-^: -'-0 0- I I J^ I -I , ~--:X -1-^4 :1=: ^-X a home of joy and light, . . A land of per feet day. 1 24 ®nl^ a iKiver Between TUs. Fanny J. Crosbt. I Allan Sankey IeI^s^e^e^ Ou - ly a riv - er be-tween us, Part - ing our dear oues a - while; On - ly a place that is va - cant, When to our Sav-iour we bend; Tho' 'ueath the clods of the val - ley, Forms that we cher-ish may sleep; On - ly a mo-ment of an - guish, When at the Jor-dan we part;, Ou - ly a vail that di - On - ly a strain that is God has commissioned His Ou - ly a sil - ver cord vides us,- miss - ing, an - gels, ken, bro Hid- ing the light of their smile; When our de - vo - tions we blend : Watch o'er our loved ones to Hush • ing each throb of the keep, heart : 2X #-^-1- r ^' I ^ , N-J-r— J 1- Ou - ly a sigh and a strug - gle, On - ly a moment of pain ; On - ly a voice, and a foot - step. On - ly a clasp of the hand, On ■ ly the leaves of the vine - tree, With-er and languish and die ; Aft - er the storm, 'twill be sun - shine, Aft - er our la - bor, re- pose; S=fz=P--=qL-==E.-±if.-zip: I I I I Then, mid the splendors of E - den. Draw -ing us on -ward and up - ward, God hath transplant-ed its branch • es, Then we shall meet where the morn - ing. We shall be -hold them a - gain. Home to the bright promised laud. Gar -nered its fruits in the sky. Nev - er, no nev - er will close. '— '-Bj-^ -X--- 25 J RAN S. PiGOTT. 3C0U9, 11 am TKeetlna. J. Mountain. 1. Je - sus, I am rest-ing, rest-ing, In the joy of what Thou art; 2. Oh, how great Thy lov - ing - kind-ness, Vast-er, broad-er than the sea! 3. Sim - ply trust-ing Thee, Lord Je - bus, I be -hold Thee as Thou art; 4. Ev - er lift Thy face up - on me, As I work and wait for Thee; Cho. — Je - sus, I am rest-infj, rest-ing, In the joy of what Thou art; ^4=t= W!±A :t=: r— t: -fZ- t — \ A — 4- t=X Fine. W- '^^-M I am find - ing out the great-ness Oh, how mar - vel - ous Thy good-ness, And Thy love so pure, so change-less, Rest - ing 'neath Thy smile. Lord Je - sus, / am find - ing out the great - ness I - * -^.. Of Thy lov - ing heart. Lav-ished all on me! Sat - is - fies my heart, Earth's dark shadows flee. Of Thy lov - ing heart. y '^- :t: :t: ?^ Thou hast bid me gaze up - on Thee, And Thy beau- ty fills my soul. Yes, I rest in Thee, Be- lov- ed. Know what wealth of grace is Thine, Sat - is - fies its deep -est long-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, m :t^=^=^! :t^ :t==t: f f-i>- -m 1 — — — — w i-uw r- -' 1— F-- — ^ 1 m — |— * 1- r — r :S=i -4 — 4- D. C. for Cho. :=1= :q^i q: ^-T-S- 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. m^ m^. :t: =P= i==t=t: -\=-- 26 © Ibouec ot nian^ riDansions. E. NoKMAN Gunnison. Geo. C. Stbbbins. man - sions, man - sions, man - sions, Thy doors are o - pen wide. My wea - ry spir - it waits O bouse not made with hands. -r -w- -r _ -w- -m- -m- -w • « ^ X S --X 1^ u u And dear are all the fac-es Up -on the oth- er side. Thy por- tals they are And longs to join the ran-som'd Within thy pearl-y gates; Who en - ter thro' thy I sigh for thee while waiting Within these bor-der lands. I know that but in -» — •- y y =:ri^|=tq?zi=tr-r=|=t=|=t=|=P=i=t=t=t ^ I' u /^ 1 1 h"^ ^ _fv 1 1 N _ \J 1 J 1' ,"\ V V U ! m. S. . m. ^. --j J "i I ' mf\'^ *i • ! J ! '.,.'. ^?j 8 s * A m \^) m 0 9 5* ^-^ m m gold - en. And those who en - ter in Shall know no more of por - tals, The man - sions of the blest; Who come to thee a - dy - ing, The thresh -old IS crossed o'er; There shall be no more -•- -•- ■ t 1 ^ i=^ ^. .^. -•- f' T" f^\* ^ ^ " 1 1 '<s L I 1 ' l^- * 1 V ^ ; , r ,A 1 ! 1 V^^fi 1 _ 1 y V r 1 r !• " " ^" 1 I' ! 1 ' 1 1 ! . r PI ^ y y 4 X Ekfuain. -l-r-4 q=i=i- i-T— ^, m g— 1-^ |-#~|-»-T— ^ •— ^=h* g-l sor - row. Of wea wea - ry, And find sor - row In thy -•- - i • ri - ness and sin. in thee their rest, for ev - er - more. 0 house of ma - ny man-sions, Thy -•- -#- -P -*- -•- :t=±t= r :t: =£=Q=t: -'S- :tz= ±——y- I -#- -#- -•- -<&- doors are o - pen wide. And dear are all the fao - es Up - on the oth-er side. ^M:: -U— ^ ^ I-i — !-• :r--[:=: -^— t/~tr it=t:=|itz :r=p=| -m — » — I i— t: -«— P— t- r"i/-v-t/- 27 Xct tbe BIC00Ct) Saviour In. Fanny J. Crosby. Ira D. Sankby. ^ :^ li^ --t- t«^= 4vt 1. Let the bless-ed Sav-iour in (O let Him in), He will cleanse from ev - ery 2. Still His mer-cy pleads with thee(ye8,plead3with thee),Come and find re - demp-tion 3. Still in pit- y, lo, Hestands(irf pit - y stauda), Reaching forth His wound- ed M. ^. ^ .0. ^ ^ I i I J S=E3- 1 — r— r- -^ i It — i-m m m •- 1 1 m rrf^ -^ :5^ q: sin (from ev - ery sin); He is wait - ing at thy door (yes, at thy door), free (re - demp - tion free); Weak and help -less tho' thou art (yes, the' thou art), hands(Hi3 wounded hands) ; Grieve His pa- tient love no more (His love no more), -•- -•- -•- -0- -0- • -0- -0- -^- -F- -^ -€- -•- -€- -f- :t==t= E^^^: 4:: -9^-- 4 4- Chorus. --^ :^ i :ttt Hear Him call - ing o'er and o'er. He will bind thy bro - ken heart. O - pen now the bolt - ed door, -•- ; b#- -0- —0---9-0 — i-U- — 1 w — ^- Let Him in (O let Hira in), let Him :t^£3: r- Do not keep Him Ion - ger wait-ing, -•- -'9- Let the bless - ed Sav - iour in. ;— L— ^- 1^ :t: =P P ^1=^ =1 I ^=^1 £ I 28 Mill tberc be Xlgbt for riDe? E. S. Roberts. Moderate, inf H, P. Danks. 1. Will there be light at e - ven - tide, When my bark un - 2. When I draw near the oth - er shore, Will there be a 3. On yon -der shore are the gold -en gates. That lead to the moors for sea? shin - ing band cit - y fair, ^m. --X ^# -AA^~ -*-^ :i Will faith's bright ray il - lume the way, O will there be light for me? Of those I knew and loved on earth, A-wait-ing me on the strand?., Where Je - sus stands, with outstretch'dhands.To bid me wel-come there. . . Chorus. Will there be Will there be There will be g light? light? light Will there be -•- -*- f- O o f o :t: light? :-^- For 3rd uerse.— There will be light, will there will there there will ~m- be be be light? light? light "Will there be light? 1^ — fc= — t -r — r— r- There vrill be il light. will there be light for me, will there be light there will be light me?.... Will there be light for me? Will there be light the Light -(2- TMillU there be ilgbt for mbe ?— sonciuses. i — #— i—(& — — • — I— &. — -*-«*—*' -^-x -X d^^- at e - ven - tide, When my bark un - moors for of fac - 63 bright, On the banks of the crys - tal of glo - ry bright, That shone on Cal - va J- :Jfe=«S= t:: :t :t=: W -v^^v- ■?E^jEEid; :t ■I — «* ( 29 Anna B. Warner. Me woulb See 3c6U0, Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. We would see Je - sns — for the shad-ows length-en X - cross this 2. We would see Je - bus— the great Rock Founda - tion. Where- on our 3. We would see Je - sus— oth - er lights are pal - ing. Which for long 4. We would see Je - sus — this is all we're need - ing, Strength, joy, and !^li£ :t: I i —19- ^1 -t 1 1 t=F=3 lit - tie landscape of our life; feet were set with sov'reign grace; years we have re-joiced to see: will - ing -ness come with the sight; We would see Je - sus, our weak Not life, nor death, with all their The bless-ings of our pil-grim- We would see Je - sus, dy - ing, ^^-- -I -i- -f2- -# ^ # — T—G> — w 1 — ' 1 • — r -f— »— »— ^1 — hi ---\-zi ^ — ^— I- -fSZ- iTzmt -^— t -^ :Sz=:=3=53 -A- -M^jt S faith to strength-en ag - i - ta - tion age are fail - ing, ris - en, plead - ing, ^- •- .^- ... For the last wea - ri-ness— the fi - nal Can thence re - move us, if we see His We would not mourn them, for we go to Then wel-come day, and fare-well mor - tal strife, face. Thee, night! S ^-.»- :t=: t=^: .(2- ^-tt- =§•= -•i ■^L±l -f9— 1 1:=t 4::==t: 30 G. MOULTRIB. Wie riDarcb to Dictor^. Joseph Barnby. We march, we march to vie -•- .0. .». 0. :t= to - ry With tho cross of the Lord be - r- :{:. .m 1__ ^—\ — I 1 ] ^ _ — 1 1 1:5^ 1 \—^—i J^-- fore us. With His lov - ing eye look-ing down from the sky, And Hia :t:=K=f — I — I 1 • 1 — ^ ^ — I ho - ly arm spread o'er us, His arm His ho - ly arm spread o'er us. o'er us. -I -f- -G>- ^ -'9- His arm 1 1 -N— N-Pl ~N N— i- -tT-^H— ^ — I 1--^^^ ^ — I- ::1= r- =^=^& 4 — J- 1. We come in the might of the Lord of light. With arm - or., bright to 2. Our sword is the Spir - it of God on high. Our hel - met i.'s His sal 3. Andihechoir of... an - gels with song a - waits Our march to the gold - en ~ - - ' ' ^"^ _ - _ _ _ _ ^_ J: -^zit~^-rti 2=l?^==t:: s=M=t :^=P*: :p— i- ill -•-_ -0-^ -• — -•- :t: — ^ 1 1 N ^-1 1 — N ^ 1 ^ hr-i lr'=S-H 1 1 1 1 meet Him; And we put to... flight the.. arm-ies of night. That the va - tion, Our... ban - ner, the cross of .. Cal - va - ry. Our.. Zi - on, For our Cap- tain has bro - ken the braz - en gates. And.. OTc fiDarcb to IDictor^.— cohciudcd. -N N-i— N— ^— I- sons of thf (lay may greet Him, The., sous of the day may greet Him. We watch-word, the In- car - na - tion. Our watch-word, the In - car - na - tion. We burst tlie... liars of i - ron, And.. burst the bars of i - ron. We " ' . -<?- I. — ^ I i^j -0- I -0- ■* :t If: --4«?— pt 1: -*^-=^f — , 0- r m^^m =^=r='=r- 31 Xoohiiig inpwar^ Anon, Percy S. Foster. r ' It 1. Look - ing up - ward ev - ery day, Sun -shine on our fac - ea, 2. Walk - iug ev - ery day more close To our Eld - er Broth - er, 3. Leav - ing ev - ery day be - hind. Some-thing which might bin - der. g|3; :t: :!=: -#— I— p^- t r -\ — -j- -X i=q: -^ — 1—0 — 0 — »0 — 0- — -^ — — \- Press-ing on - ward ev - ery day, T'ward the heav'n-ly plac - es. Grow -ing ev - ery day more true Un - to one an ■ oth - er. Run - niug swift - er ev - ery day, Grow - ing pur - er, kind - er. Look - - ing up-ward ev - ery day. Sun - - shine on our fac - es, Look - ing up - ward ev - I'ly day, Sun - shine on our fac - es. -• — •- -X~t' :t:=t=t:: EE= -| — r- T- iS^Cp: — Im- press - Press-ino; on V I r — r-t~■-^- ing on - ward ev - ery day, - ward ZJtZ I T'ward the heav'nly plac - es. :t=t: -f-4^t_r: — 1—6' •---• — •---•— -e — I— I— ^■==''1 y — ' V — V^ 32 36e^onD ®ur Sight. Maj. D. W. Whittle. Geo. C. Stebbins. m --v N- 1. Be - yoiid our siglit a cit - y four-square li - eth, 2. Se - cure and strong, this heav'n-ly cit - y build - ed 3. There, on tlie throne, the Lamb, once slain, is seat- ed, 4. O sor-'wing souls, be- neath earth's bur - dens bend-ing. 0- -»- -*- A - bove tlie ByC;hristthe The Shepherd's Lift up your ^ ^■ ^ ^-f ::|^ -§1h clouds, the fogs and mists of earth; And none but souls that Je - sua Lamb for all the blood-wash'd throng, Gleams fair and bright, with gold - en joy up - on His ho - ly face; While countless hosts, their war - fnre to yon - der cit - y fair; And thro' your tears let praise be t: -t- S^3: -^4— ^- pu - ri - fi - glo - ry gild - all com - plet still as - cend -•- -•- eth, ed, ed, -ing. Can For In For -•- see its ev - er cir-cling rest, and m ^ walls, thrill - bands home, -•- • or ing lift and -•- hear with ceace loved -•- its ho - tri - umph -les.s songs ones wait - -ant of ing mirth, song, praise, there. /i,y • • L 1 t r S s • ~ w !• > f c (^ 1 • Sf 1 1 -1 1 V-!_-/ !# * * 1 1 \J \J [^ L- tr r> 1 1 L? 1 ! , • • • 1 t/ tJ 1 1 I 1 ^4^ Be - yond our sight be - yond our night. Be - yoiul our sight, be - yond onr night, -• « 1 «- \J iJ U ~ 1 yond this world's sad sto That cit - y \tm- m -Se- bright it stands in Tliat cit - y bright, * •_ » • ^- SEE Bet>onb ®ur Slgbt.— aonciuocs. rit li^ii light, The home. it stands in light, ^__ -•- -•- -#- -•- -©>- -!&- :^: of all the ho 5= t= e ;b m-- -^— a :[=^ 33 1fn tbc 3fat)clc00 SpririG^ime. Mrs. LvDiA C. Baxtbr. -ny— I N- Hubert P. Main. 4— ^— ^ 1. In the fadeless spring-time, on the heav'nly shore, Kindred spir- its wait lis, 2. In the mist-y gloam-ing, death a-waits us all; Si - lent is his com-ing, 3. Trusting in the Sav - iour, may we hum-bly wait, 'Till the ,ho - ly an - gels :J;^i •t--* who have gone be -fore; There no flow-ers with - er, and)) no pleasures cloy, sure the Mas-ter's call; And the an -gel foot- steps mar. < the up-ward way, ope the pearl- y gate; And the lov-ing Fa- ther, from His gracious throne, -i — * In that land of bean - ty, Till the twi-light merg-es in- to heav'nly day. Smil-ing bids us wel - come to our heav'nly home. — I =1 — 9 ^ — (,. - -9 * — • • m-T-0 in that home of joy. By the gate they'll meet us, m-f- :t: -ir-r -V — :t-t= i- I — '-t— hN_4^J_, -I — -»— -p- ritard -O • :t==r =f==t: 'Neath that gold-en sky. Meet us at the por - tal — Meet us by -and -by. f=^ 1^ 1 1 1 m j^ j— -j i-| u— j ^~f^ 34 Brlobtl^ (Blcame ®ur Banner, Rev. Thos. J. Potter. Sir Arthur Sullivan. ij • ^ -#- -0- 1. I3rightlyp;leams our banner, Pointing to the sky, Wav-ingwand'rers onward, 2. Je - fius, Lord and Mas-ter, At Thy sa-cred feet, Here with hearts re-joic-ing, 3. All our days di-rect us In the way we go. Lead us on vie - to- rious, 4. Then with saints and an-gels May we join a - bove, Off'ringpray'rsandprais-es -fi—fi- -0- -^-•-^ .-• • — I 1 — r^---m-^t t]i!=z=?zzzbit=^zis: -0-r—0—-^S ^-^ -cr ;!: p --_--- r - - - r - ■"* To their home on high; Journ'ying o'er the des - ert, Glad - ly thus we pray, See Thy chil-dren meet; Oft - en have we left Thee, Oft - en gone a - stray, O - ver ev - ery foe; Bid Thine an-gels shield us, When the storm-clouds low'r, At Thythroneof love; When the toil is o - ver, Then comes rest and peace. -t — I — u — -\ — -I- -• — 0- f T^ :t:i=n?=?=f--=f = :t^t _l 1 1 Ui 1 UJ — I ^-r- Chorus. -I — 1 — I — I -. ^-1 — I- 1 — I u . I ^ ^ - And with hearts u- nit -ed. Take our heav'nward way. \ Keep us, migbt-y Sav-iour, In the nar-row way. I-d • , .1 , ^ ^ ' ^•', ' ,, i,^i J, >Brightly gleams our banner. Par -don Thou and save us In that last dread hour. ( o j o Je - sus in His beau-ty,— Songs that nev-er cease. ) 0- • -•-• 0 •_€ ^_,-g-» # • — ,a# — #— # — 0-^0^ — ,-• — »— ^ — ^_| r f 4=: ,_^_j__,_j_ Pointing to the sky, Wav-ing wand'rers on -ward To their home on ^ high. 35 W. KiTCHiNG, arr. by S. ©pen TOibc the H)oor. -J-.-4 J. H. Burke. -,HHy-^i — I -N— j 1— 1—1- P^ — \ — , — , , --I My ^■ r 1. Je - BUS knocks; He calls to thee; "Wea - ry one, O come to me;" 2. Je - 8U8 knocks, He comes to save, 'Twas for thee His life He gave; 3. Je - BUS knocks, is knock-ing still; Yield to Him at once thy will;* 4. Je - susknocks; the mo-mentsfly; While sal - va - tion yet is nigh'; -^- • -f- -^- I ^ I -»- -i». . -•- ^. ' m^ i- f -t- -|- He can save, and on - ly He; He hath tri-umph'd o'er the grave; He with joy thy heart can fill; Ere the Sav- iour pass-eth by, 0 pen wide the door. O - pen, o - pen wide the door. feiS=t^ ^ It: • — »- -*5>~~^- Chorus. =fcr Ii5=; 7S)- M^ £^=r: :=t: pen pen wide the door, pen wide, O - pen wide the door, -•- pen wide - pen wide the door; B33= ^^ ==i=t can save, and =t=t: ^3^-^£t| ^=tfc^: -^ ^Et =F -4, ly He;— A-_-fe, t -n- ^^m^m O - - pen wide the door. o - pen wide the door, 0 - pen, o - pen wide the door. -p. ^ ^ a " " ^ ^ -f-— V— V— g— g--4-;- f ^0 — «_i — «_ iil 36 flDomcnt bp flDomcnt. Maj. EV W. Whittle. Mav Whittle Moodv. with Je - sua, by death reckoned mine; Liv - ing with Jo - sus, a a tri - al that He is not there, Nev - er a bur - den that a heart-acho, and nev-er a groan, Nev - er a tear - drop and a weak-ness that He doth not feel, Nev - er a sick - ness that -•- Q;#- : -J- -<^-j»- -•- -•- -•- =i=d= -«- ■5* new life di - vine; He doth not bear, nev - er a moan; He can-not heal; Looking to Je - sus 'till glo - rj' doth shine, JIo - ment by Nev-er a sor- row that He doth not share, Mo - ment by Nev - cr a dan-ger but there on the throne, Mo - ment by Mo - nient by mo-ment, in woe or in weal, Je - sus, my mo - ment, O Lord, I am Thine. mo - ment I'm un - der His care, mo - ment He thinks of His own. Sav - iour, a-bides with me still. Mo-ment by moment I'm kept in His love; !"=F?H»= 2«=fc=g F E^3 3-1 ^^E^E gEi i : -«- • -#- -#- -#- m — » Km ^ ES^ ~1 ^^ -^- — r Mo-ment by mo-ment I've life from a - hove; Look -ing to Je - bus 'till riDomcnt b^ fIDoment.— conciuoco. ^-^- rit. -f2. -t~ e^Eb ,m Thine. doth shine; Mo-ment by mo-ment, O Lord, I r — r^ 38 IRejolce, m? Soul, IRejolcc. K. J\ NDERSC ~^' — - V ~1 — -I—, 1 h- Geo C. Strbbins. 1 W~-^ "ItH — ^-T- zzi — -i -S— -^-T y= — • — — 1-- ==1= r — i — t 1. Re - joice, my soul, re - joice (re - joice). Thy sins are all for - giv'n; 2. For tliee His blood was shed (was shed)i On Him thy sins -were laid; 3. Re - joice in peace made sure (made sure), No judg- men . now for thee; 4. Thy Sav - lOUI IS the Lord (the Lord), Who died to set thee free; n Rp . ini<^o ir ;r,„r. i.„ — - 39 prai?cr le the Ikci?, Fanny J. Crosby. 1. Allan Sankky. 4mi 4-t'- — I- -0- ijvziq- 1. How sweet to bide our-selves a - way Where on - ly God is near, 2. There's not a wound that sor - row gives, — There's not a pain we feel, — 3. How oft in pray'r a sud - den light, Breaks forth thro',cloud-ed skies, 4. In pray'r we find a calm re - lief. From ev - ery throb of pain; :fc4 i f2_J! , Ii4=t:: 5=r -^ #^=^-3=.^-^-f — 1 ^ H^^ c — t — — •— S f ^s F-i |iJ._J_rs^;_i=5— J^btz: =--j-^i=r-Lp_ — ^ — — F-- — P- — tp-l And breathe our in - most, se - cret tho'ts Where on ly He can hear. But if we go to God in pray'r. His love will gen - tly heal. And on its beams, to Him we love, Our long ■ ing souls a - rise. And they who trust in Christ our Lord, Shall nev - er trust in vain. I 1" ^-f-i- F?-n 2_^ ^ ^ ,— -4~J 1 — -y— F P- — ^ — 1 Chorus. -I -I- M !•: ■^ -?r -a*- Pray'r is the key, the on - ly key. To heav'n's un - fail - ing store; =:ii=^t=j=i^i--i:kj~-zr=^ -1=1 :t :t:= t: -v—r 5*: — f h- p -(2_i__ r-^z^^z 3EEaE^=: Faith is the hand that guides our own. But pray'r un - locks the door. >-y>- "lizzf t^^ -| p-^- m 40 a Song of Ibeaven anb Ibomelan^ Eben E. Rexfokd. Ira D. Sankby. -t- i5 -4- 3=»=i=>= :t»=l 3^ -«< • 1. Sometimes I hear strange mu - sic, Like none e'er heard be - fore, 2. Now soft, and low, and rest - ful It floods my soul with peace, 3. This mu - sic haunts me ev - er Like some - thing heard in dreams. m^t^^ -1-±A -in mm f^ Come float - ing soft - ly earth -ward As thro' Heav'n's o - pen door; As if God's ben - e - die - tion Bade all earth's trou-bles cease. It seems to catch the ca - dence Of heav'n - ly winds and streams. X-- t- ^. m It seems like an - gel voic - es, Then grand - er than the voic - es My heart is filled with rap - ture, I _JN__JV In strains of joy and love Of wind, and wave, and sea. To think, some day to come. 0 1 — • — 1— •--- — • # a — 1— «> 1 # W- 1 — 1 y- ^ \j — "— p^ ■ ::J^=:^=i&z|=li=q k/' k* • -#- ' ' ' -G>- That swell the might -y cho - rus, A - round the throne a - bove. It fills the dome of Heav - en With glo - rious bar - mo - ny. I'll siug it with the an - gels, — The song of Heav'n and home. -w- -S- Chorus. 0 — '"S^-s — # ' — ' — • — ' • — '^ O sweet, un - earth - ly SIC, Heard from a land a - far- *^= £ f a Song of Ibcaven anb Ibomelanb.— conciu^cD. -•- -#- . -•- -0- -0- The Rong of Heav'n and Home-land, Tbro' doors God leaves a - jar. 5^- -tz: B 41 Fanny J. Crosby. l?ielbeb to (5o^ Geo. C. Stkbbins. 1. Yield - ed to God, my bod - y, soul and spir - it, O what re - 2. Yield - ed to God, re - pos - iug 'neath His shad- ow, Sun- shine and 3. Yield - ed to God, my life and its de - vo - tion. Yield - ed the 4. Yield - ed to God, and in His ho - ly keep - ing, My heart His -.-4— J^. P4=t==f=f: -Az:^ r—r n^-- tX- 4:=t: r — r- joic - iug fills my peaceful breast; glad - ness round my pathway fall; serv - ice of my days and years; tem - pie ev - er- more shall be; All, all is well, no doubt nor Yield - ed to God, whose love dis O what a peace per - vades my Yield - ed to God, in will - ing -:iff- s -*i — (Z *=2— i-F 1 h — •--I-.5'— *—- ,-(2 ,- ^^ 1 il) — — • — p — • — • — 1_©) 0 0 — Ui i^ -#- -it 1=^ i J 4 '— • « • 0 fear dis - turbs me, pels all sor - row, ev - ery feel - ing, con - se - era - tion. While on His prom - ise now a - lone I rest. He is my Ref - uge, and my All in All. O what sweet vi - sions on my sight ap - pears. Bless - ed Re - deem - er, I am lost in Thee. 42 Jessie H. Brown. II 1know tbat m^ lRe^eemer llvctb* J. H. FlLLMOHB. ^■ m^^JEE:': N-«.- ^^-Zjvzt^ ±Jlt-^~\-9r- ^^^H^-N- 1. I know that my Redeemer liv - eth, And on the earth a-gain shall 2. I know His promise nev-er fail- eth, The word He speaks,.... it can-not 3. I know my mansion He pre -par - eth, ThatwhereHeis there I may _ _ m K Andon theearth \^m^f^ '^i^ -t—v—v- X-- -0—0- — t=t:=t-t ti:ti:t=t=5=^ b U 1/ U ^ ::^z|=:^—^-r3 :i=tz!=ti=:i=d :^ :=t stand; die; be; I know e- ter-nal life He giv - eth, That grace and Tho' cru - el death my flesh as - sail - eth. Yet I shall O won-drous tho't, for me He car - eth, And He at again shall stand ; m ^_ -0 0 0 0 ._| lJ H 1 1 1 1— I 1— ^^^Ifc^ ;ii -I — ^ -0—0- -v-^—v- -V — t- Chohus. '^m power are in His hand. ) see Him by and by. r Iknow.I know thatJe-sus la.st will come for me. •) I know, 1 know — ^ -#- -• -#- -•- If: If: ^ — •-g=»z:S=gz;5j_=:iq;2=f = =:^r=|==f =p-^-*-»-^-*- V—w'— u— V- -=i— ^- :^ ~\/~v—v—v—^—\^—v- fefizii.v-1=1 ^=M,.iz\^^^z=M:X^_0-0_0_.0--J^^^ liv - eth. And on the ■^ y \^ earth a - gain shall stand; And on the earth I know, I , ^ -^ , Sl-tf—ff—tf—P- '^ y y y "^ ^ \^ \^ \J <^ know thatlifeHe giv - eth, Thatgraceandpower are in His hand. Iknow.I know Thatgraceandpower -«- ^ -•- ^. ^. M. M- ^ -^ • -•. ^- -•- -^- h ^— t:=t=t=i=:t=rji=^iTZ|===: f=f=if^z±iz5zb:ii=t=t5=^: v-V— V- -I 1 1 1 1 1 b'-l-i —I I 43 **K^o«*^ap; Rev. G. Campbell Morgan, D.D. (Heb. 3 : 13.] ■A May Whittlk Moody, :;^. m^i m^zt -*- b U 1 1. "'To-day'! O bless-ed word of hope, And laden still with Heaven's own breath; 2. Light falls a -round the ru - ined soul, The Wind of God blows with new lust! 3. Theu day shall nev-er end in night, But night be merg'd in per -feet day; 4. But if thou hard-en still thy heart, To -day will van -ish in - to night; 5. Oh, bless-ed Mas-ter of 'To-day,' To Thee I yield my stub-born will. EEii"-* -^- -0- L-&4=|:: .fZ^±. -^- tf-' I ?^*E13 =^ -F «• =• 0 • — ^- --N — I^* ^n — I -3)-T-*-g^— ^'-, -:m- =Kq: Z;»~v- The night is past — and has not come. Be- tweentheshades life conquers death. Fling back the shutters! Swing the door! An-swer God's breath up -on thy dust. And all the fore - es of God's life Con-trol thy life with might-y sway. The Wind of God no lon-ger blow. Life close in dark e - clipse of light. Thou Sun of health, re- new my life; And with Thy-self my be - ing fill!" Hzfc: l^ztz -• • t: I mz :t=bt=; r- Refrain, ff s 5ttr =*—=- = pp — I- -X "To . day ndL Se-=e ye will hear His voice. to - day. :^ ff U pp -0- -#- '=^ -i- . -#- -#- -5- -zf. ye will hear His voice. Hard - en not your heart, hard -en not your heart." tte- -• p. it==?:z^ M ^-f=^=^^ ^^ ]-^: -?--r 1 44 Charlotte Murray. Ikcpt b^ 1bi0 power. m Geo. C. Stebbins. ^ — I u ~K-#- q: 1. "Kept by His pow'r" — no Lu-man arm up - hold-ing, 2. "Kept by His pow'r" — when sun is brightly shin-ing 3. "Kept" when the world for Thee its smile is wreathing, 4. His pow'r to keep is strong and true as ev - er, <^ — ^ ^ »» ^ — fe=- No hu - man hand out - And glo - ry crowns thy When skies are fair, and No length of years can -• — •- -m — I — -^— h- ±zz:l H =1 • ^ -J ■ 1— H 5—= 1 4 0 — , — g — g — •- — *-4 — :^-r— , — • Rtretch'd to point the way; But God's great love. His fee - ble child en - fold - ing, path - way with its light; "Kept by Hispow'r"— when daylight is de - clin - ing, life with ros - es spread; "Kept" when its frown to Thee it is be-queathing e'er its force a- bate; His will to keep can nev-er fail — no, nev - er^ -h P w --:-' 15 1 Refrain. re-vealed, re-vealedin the -V b/-*-b'— h »--—»-^-\-» » » ^ T lat - t«r day day 1kept b^ 1bi0 power,— aonciuoco. .zip: r^ — #-- « m — m — ^ — J— ^--V-— ^ — • *-t h M ■-~-^-l — 1-1 ^ — r-^-W^ -^ »^— *— »— jjdi=:-i — ^i;zgig=g=S=IJ=v=«'4-lj va - tion, Read - y to be re - vealed in the lat-(tei-, lat-) ter day. w^'^mi r:=pc:=it==- t=h^=t:=:| 45 H (Ton lb not 'Bo witbout ITbec, Francrs R. Havkrgal. :tft -^i=\-s- --1 iizlzqzi Sir.isMUND Thai — ^ ,- MA ^li^^t: could not do could not do could not do -V- with - out Thee, O Sav - iour of the with - out Thee, I can - not stand a - with - out Thee, For years are fleet - ing ziqui 1 1 — I — <& — lo.st, lone; fast, ._l \ ^ 1 ^__H^ .-, — I 1 ? , 0^- — ••-1-^ Whose pre - cious blood re-deemed me At such I have no strength or good-ness, No wis - And soon in sol - emn si - lence The riv - :t-- -&•- tre - men - dous cost; doui of my own ; er must be pass'd; -&»-T- it: r- -=1: -&- Thy right - eous-ness. Thy par - don. Thy sac - ri - flee, must be But Thou, be - lov - ed Sav - iour, Art all in all to me. But Thou wilt nev - er leave me, And, tho' the waves roll high, N -^ 1 ,--4 ^^ ^ R-|— J , 1-*— I— *-T r ^^ ^-1 ri My on - ly hope and com - fort, My glo - ry and my plea. And weak - ness will be pow - er, If lean - iug hard on Thee. I know Thou wilt be near me. And whis - per, "It is I." '^^. It:: g=^ 'Vr\ ^\X- 6= i: :t:: ;d 46 riDan the Xifc^^Boat I M. WooLSEv Strvkkr, D.D. Hubert P. Main, life - boat! Man the life - boat! Man the life - boat! Man the life - boat! Man the life- boat! Strongand short life-boat! Fog and night life -boat! Cour-age, fel - life -boat! Think how once -•-f-5"-r^ — F r^«#- a-bove and cru - low men! on break m the el Tis -ing :b=l roar, sea, He, deck ~s> — -| Sounds the All the Guid - ing Thou didst ~h \ 1 ^ 1 -1 — i — f<rT — H — N — ■ 1—1 1 1 — I y — N — I— ^ or - der to the watchers On the tempest-beat-en shore, Hark! a - gain the guns ap - odds of death a-gainst them. And e- ter-nal jeo-pard - y. Thou, who bidd'st us dare the us to your de - liv'rance. Once that trod the Gal -i - lee! Lo, the Church that carrieth stand a - gha^st, till Je - sus Brought thee from the lurching wreck. To the oars then! 0 Re - fv -^-H^ -^-. peal -ing! surg - es, Je - sus, deem-er %=t: nals burn for swift re - lief ; There are men and wives and chil-dren, us at the struggling oar! Nay! go with us to the res -cue! eath's flood-gates shall o'erwhelm; Scourging storms but urge us shoreward. Thy heart throb thro' our hand. Till the souls in mor - tal dan - ger, r-#-r«-vT^*"— «~f--— r--^ — i-'^S-:-2-rh-— ^•— •-TB»-i^» — g— r^ r X—t- fCno Fac - ing death, on yon - der reef ! Liff ln7 We ar"e 'at^^ the teTml' ^ ^^° ^^^ life -boat! Man the life-boat! nelp,for Find thro' Thee the sol - id land, j i! l»_i_#_-| 1_, U— L-^_^L — • — J__| e — I I y a>—\-*9 — I -i 1 — -| 1 ^ — h-\—' ' 1 r Christ'ssake.themthatdrown! In the per- il of great wa-ters, Let them not go down! - - -.- rj 1^ iEii -t- gz=E 47 Fanny J. Crosby. ^rueting in ^Tbcc. M^EE -^1- =^S=i: 11 Geo. C. Stkbbins. — ^ 1- Je - ens, my Sbep-herd and Sav - iour di - vine, Trust - ing What tho' a -round me the bil - Iowk may roll? Trust - ing What if the shad-ows en - com - pass my way? Trust - ing Je - BUS, my Shep-herd, Re - deem -er and Friend, Trust - ing I ^ ^ I in Thee, in Thee, in Thee, in Thee, -\- X- =C: :t=z: l=: trust - ing in Thee; 0 what a fore -taste of glo - ry is mine trust - ing in Thee; Firm on the Rock I have an - chored my soul; trust - ing in Thee; Lord, Thpu hast promised Thy strength as my day, trust - ing in Thee; Thou wilt de - liv - er and Thou wilt de - fend, While Lord, While While -•- am trust -ing in Thee! am trust - ing in Thee. am trust - ing in Thee, am trust - ing in Thee. Trust - ing, Trust-in;;, trusting. trust ing. 48 Sweet peace, tbe (5ift of (Bob'e Xove. p. p. B. Peter P. Bilhorn. 1. There comes 2. Thro' Christ 3. When Je - 4. In Je - Si «E8E£: ^ » V to my heart one sweet strain (sweet strain), A on the cross peace was made (was marte). My sus as Lord I had crowned (had crowned), My sus for peace I a - bide (a - bide), And I N I 4_ 4. 4. X- i ^ glad and a debt by His heart with this as I keep joy death peace close ous was did to re all His -•- frain paid bound side (re ■ (all (a - (His frain), paid), bound), side), I No In There's sing it a - gain and a oth - er foun-da-tion is Him the rich bless-ing I noth - ing but peace doth be gain, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love, laid, For peace, the gift of God's love, found, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love, tide, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. ^lllllZt P y-^—m * •— PT-^'— I— -— -I b b 'd b m—r-^ 1 — — P=^=3 — P — h — h — b— '-h'-^l — '— y— '-P ^ — ^ ^ — '^— ^-f^^ — ^ ^ 1^ 1^ i^ U r 1 I -^1 Chorus t^^^ :fc -N- — I 1- ~0- Peace, peace, sweet peace, Won - der - ful gift from bove (a - bove), Oh, won-der-ful, won-der -ful peace, Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. -.?«. 49 Mbp Mill Wc Bie? Rev. Edward Husband. F. M. Lamb. N_ ^_ 1. A great llock stands in a wea - ry land, And itsshadtyws fall on theparched sand. 2. A great Well lies in a wea - ry land,. \nditswaterscalloverlife'srough strand, 3. A wide Fold stands in a wea- ry land, .\nd the sheep are call'd on ev-ery band; 4. A rough Cross stands near acit -y wall, Where the Saviour dies out oflove for all; .0- -i- .0. -0- -v—'<^—\ -0 * — ,-H# — »- -k— b/- -! — u"''^-|-t-— j — ^— I r-t:=t:=^ =:i^=i— ?=^= B -^- And it calls to the trav-'ler pass-iiig by, "I will shel-ter thee here con - That the great Well is deep, wiih wa - ters rife Springing up in - to ev - er - And the Shepherd no wan-d'rer turns a - way. But He changes his dark-ness Where the an - gels still tell the uies-sage blest, That the way now is plain to w _4^ ^ 0 , , 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^_ I \j 'j \ 111 ^ -0- tin - ual - ly." last - ing life, in - to day. end - less rest. Then why will Then why will Theu why will Then why will Lig ye ye ye ye -•- — •- — k- die? die? die? die? Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! why will why will why will why will -#- n- ' 1-0- ^»-- ye die? When the ye die? When the ye die? When the ye die? When the » — » — I — 0 • — I Rit h^^- :^ i ^ :f- ^-1 (ff\ ^ • f • ^ 1 •« 1 J=i^ f'=i^ r= -0. P ^ Jl ^ i 1/ U 1 shel-t'ring Rock is stand- ing by, Oh! why! oh! why will ye die? great deep Well is stand-ing by. Oh! why! etc. great wide Fold is stand-ing by. Oh! why! etc. blood-stain'd Cross is stand-ing by. Why! oh! why will ye, why will ye die? 1 ^ -f- — 1 ^ • — • — , — £%^^=t_ii_Uit: z|:_tr— ;_ 1-^ -^ 1 • h—h- (T? . " " '^ 1 1 L_ 50 Z\)e IRcbcemc^ of the Xort). Frances V. Hubbard. Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. The re-deem'd of the Lord shall re - turn 2. The re deem'd of 41ie Lord shall re - turn 3. The re-deem'd of the Lord shall re - turn To Zi - on with mu - sic and From lands where, as cap-tives, they With sing - ing for Zi - on's bright sons:; And dai - ly sweet les - sons of mer - cy will learn, As they sighed; With love and de - vo - tion their spir - its shall burn, As they day; Far, far on the hill - tops their glad eyes dis - cern. And.. -6*- -0- - N . — ^ -t^-,~P'~-—^0~—% — • • — »—f-s •— P -T— i-h- :t: ney of m ^E jour sing sor - row -^ tk-^ -• • — the path - way the Once Cru and fear flee With joy and with sing ing, I IMii *- Witli joy — V \ ^-.-4- Thanks-giv Thanks-giv - ins ing and praise. Their sweet voic - as ring - ing and with prai.^^e, Tbeir sweet Etfe f -<9- izg^iiig --J— J. (=^1 r. i r In tri - umph-ant lays; His mer - cy and good-ness Shall still mercy, nier-cy Shall still - J. -•- ^ ^ J ±1; It: ip^i.^ ZTbe 1Rc^cemc^ of the Xorb»— conciuoco. 0---0—\-^-^-M — I — 1_ — -N— ^— -* -J- ';=3- il0 r-r-r be their song, As home - ward to Zi - on, they jour-ney a - long, homeward, homeward along. m "h — i^- \Lm. =tz=b: ^ * «/ :t:=t:=i= 51 Maj. D. W. Whittlb. Not too fast. Zhc Xife of 30^, May Whittle Moody. J\ot too fast. I ^===|5i--^-=]=i^|=, N-=rzzzpi|t iq ^ — ^=1 — ^-1-, ^=1 I 1. I've found the life of tru - est joy. My heart is o - ver-flow-ing; 2. Once self - ish joy I vain - ly tried, Andsoiightthe world for phas-nre; 3. But now the truth that makes me free Is like a well up-spring-ing; ^=^- qv=::1: i-*- .-A-, — I j- 1 , — y-| — I j- ^*— d^-| — 3— r-| 0 1— # 0 , 1 1 1-# 0 ^ « l-#-T— •-V-* By day and night my glad em-ploy, This se - cret to be showing. Now self with Christ is cru - ci - tied, And He is all my treas-ure. The ria - en Christ uow lives in me, And fills my soul with sing-ing. m^: J=E w=i=r--=\t-- t-r 4^ :t=t: ■$-- Refrain. -4 ^- =ir_ ^-a Oh, the joy of SI -tr- .0. .0. -, p T» '^ lov - ing Je - sus, Oh, the glad-ness that is giv'n; r . a -g-0—»- -•- -•- P — I- 4»- When we know the Fa - ther sees us One with Je - sub there in Heav'n. ^t^=t 4:-- li?= r — 1-1- 52 Jfill noe, Ibol? Spirit, jfill riDc. L. S. Chafer. Mrs Lewis S. Chafbr. ^^*=5- — 1— — 1 — — 1 — 1 — r' 3:::: — !~ ~3~ -1— ^ — ^-1 feli'.i-t= — H -#- —0— -*- — ^_ -ii- — 0 -0- r :1 'i= —0— 1. Thou art call - ing me, Lovd Je - BUS, As Thy liv - ing wit-ness here; 2. Thou art call- iiig me, Lord Je ■ SUS, To be work-ing one with Thee; 3. Thou art call - ing me, Lord Je SU8, To pre - vail - ing pow'r in pray'r; 4. Thou art call - ing me. Lord Je - SUS, To a Vic- tor's ho - ly life; a-^-r- -J— -• — — • -0^ ^ — #^ 1 0 — •— — 0— ~^— "t—r- '^^4-E— =t= r -M— — !• — — T =Ez r ~t- — 1 -t- r r -J ^- =^: On - ly by Thy life with - in On - ly by Thy life with - in On - ly by Thy life with - in On - ly by Thy life with - in H 4 i — I— ^ — 0 — ^ 1- — I— * — * — g — } 1=^ -S# ^— -g—^0 3; -J, 1. me me me me r — r — r Can I a - ny wit - ness bear. Can there a - ny serv-ice be. I Thy in - ter - ces - sion share. Is there con-quest in the strife. Chorus. A J i-J 1 ^ 1 - -!^ f^T^ -^ ^ — 0 — J 0 ^ w ""' — A \ 1 1— *i 4 J ' -A ^ — ^— V J\ *t * 8^-S^^— Xs.) 0 0 ! «< • w I m S 4 ■ 4 ■ 0 *J -0- iv Fill me, Ho - ly Spir - it, fill me. More than full -ness I would know r — r -j- :t=; zt: ^— '"-I f 19- -t=: .A J- ^^=?^=l=i=^^==i=i^psi am small - est of • -P-- -O- -0- _nj' ves - sels, -P- Yet I much can verflow. 53 Zhc Sbcpbcr^ Zvnc. F. W. Faber. Geo. C. STKBBiNfc 1. I was wand'ring, sad and wea - ry, When the Sav-iour came un - to me; 2. At... first I would not heark- en, But.... put off till the mor-row, 3. At... last I stopped to list- en — His.... voicecouldne'er de-ceive me — 4. I. ... thought His love would weak-en As more and more He knew me, m^m :t .pizzi_« ^_ ■t=ht=^ f-r :i f.> -^— d — ,-H^=H-JV-l ^ ^ r-l ' — ■ For the paths of sin were drear - y. And the world had ceased to woo me; Till... life be - gan to dark- en. And . I grew sick with sor- row; I saw His kind eye glist - en. So.... anx-ious to re-lieveme; But it burn-eth like a bea - con, And its light and heat go thro' me; SS?:S3 C^^ t: :t: U^l/ r— r— r ^ And I thought I heard Him say. Then I thought I heard Him say. Then I knew I heard Him sjiy. And I ev - er hear Him say, --1 J- --^- uV As He came a - long His way, — As He came a - long His way, — As He came a - long His way, — As He goes a - long His way, — I -(2- — .— g tf- =t: 1 — r -^_^_ I Hefkain. -J — J- m^_E^ s Wand'ring souls, 0 do come near Me; My sheep should nev-er fear Me- —I " (-^ — 1 0 1 b; 1 * 2 , M fa. It: :t=: ±=: If:: m Ritard. i:*!t bSEE; 3EE am the Shep-herd true. f :1= _ ^ am the Shep - herd true. i -^ . !■ I — 0- •- .^_jL_J_i«__t:^ p. f-. tm "T 54 tin the Jficlt) witb ^bclr jflocke. F. W. Fakrar. Moderato. J-F/ 1. In tbefield withtheirflocksa - bid - ing, 2."To... you intheCit-y of Da - vid, 3. Andthesbep-herdscame to the man - ger, =:Si~P^— •- t^pt — "ii^—t: 0-0 They lay on the dew A... Sav-iour is born And gaz'd on the Ho - i= -^- V=^- y ground; to - day!" ly Child; iiii — 1 j\ IV— I 1 ^-1 — y ^ -3 -* •- - -m- -0- -^ And glini-mering uu - der the star- light, The sheep lay white a- round, And sud-den a host of the heav'nly ones Flasb'd forth to join the lay! And calm-ly.... o'er that rude era - die The Vir - gin Moth - er emil'd; =iifi|J-^ii=^=S--^; itz r il :*3 When the O And the • — « — I — ~# m a • r^ I J— ^— _i 0 — 0 — 0 1^ « 0- light of the Lord stream'd o'er them. And lo! from the heav-en a - bove. nev - er hath sweet -er mes - sage Thrill'dhometothesoulsof . . men, sky, in the star - lit si - lence, Seeai'dfuU of the an - gel.. lay; 1 m m _m. -#-1 ^ ^ _|_ ^ • 0 1^ — ,-.^ 0 — , — ,-* o- -0 • 00-0g-t~i9' -^ fe— — P— :.•-!— .'5'- -b' — y- i=: -^— i^- ^ N ,N €, «,— — , 0—0—0—0 1 1— ■•! • 0—0—[^-i—[^0— 0—^—0 -— -*^— — I ,^~g— 1-, 'w 'w- — i/^^#-'-jr|v-*— 5— '— *— '-5 — •3*"|:i. — •— '-s'—— ' An.... an - gel., leanedfromthe glo - ry And sang his song of love: — And the heav'nsthem -selves had nev-erheard A glad- der choir, till then, 'To.... you in the Cit - y of Da - vid A Sav-iour is born to - day;" m: I .s-yl =^— h -k-^/- ^3ESE II n tbe lfiel^ voitb their ]f locks.— ^xonciueeo. Chorus \^-^y ^ — ^ He... sang, that first sweet Christ-mas, The songthatshallnev-er cease,.. Fortheysaiigthat Christ-mas Car - ol, That nev-er on earth shall cease, . . 0 they sang— and I ween that nev - er The car-ol on earth shall cease, . . -#r^^- _ -p^»- -•- ■^- -*- • -#- - ^ — I — I— •— 8=^ ^S=^ -v—v- £ -(S2- — ©> "Glo - ry -i '— •- =^=3 :=t =q: I to God in the high - est, On earth good - will and peace.' .-. ^- Jft. Ji. iE£=-L-I-E= =£== 53 ■R15C on in flBajest?. H, U. MiLMAN. Geo. C. Stebbins. I I --< I J I » J -I 1— r-' •^ 1 t=i=i=L-trl=i=LZ«=?z:=td|i=iZ=#izl 1. Ride on! ride ou J. Hide on! ride on 3 Ride on! ride on 4. Ride on! ride on I I i*^4_,n_»_*-^: I maj - es - ty! Hark! all the tribes ho-san-na cry; maj - es - ty! The an - gel ar - mies of the sky ruaj - es - ty! The last and fierc-est strife is nigh; maj - es - ty! In low - ly pomp ride on to die; ^ * r m M • m • • :• s 1 1- F— F* • Is • S— I r— r- isziCt ,_i -i_ 1 1 a, — > — _, J— T* — -_j ' — » — \—» 57 able to S)cliv>er. Fanny J. Crosbii Ira D. Sankbv. ^=31: :1=it 'd?4=f ^^ r- — ^ — KM — ' 1 '- — '-^»- 1. O trou-bled heart, be thou not a - fraid, In the Lord thy God, let thy 2. O trou-bled heart, tho' thy foes u - nite, Let thy faith be strong and thy 3. 0 troubled heart.when thy -way is drear, He will res - cue thee and dis - _\ |_ 1 ^ ^ - . . -.#- ^-.-•- r — r 0~-—M—\-\ 1 1 1 — < b>—\-i 1— -V^-^- =]=:1; • « — 15#- — hope be stayed; He will hear thy cry and will give thee aid. What - arm - or bright; Thou shalt o - ver-come thro' His pow'r and might, And pel thy fear; In thy great -est need He is al - way near, — To .4-,—- J- Chorus. -1 J- --^-.-J m « • — -^— — m—\-m m — e'er thy cross may be. more than con-queror be. Him all glo - ry be. He is a - ble still to de - liv - er thee, -p. 1 1 1 1 l^-^-l — »-•=—» — -» » # •--—•• ' ^ ' ' ■— r-; — '— r: bi— 'i 1 1 h bf- :t: And His own right - hand thy :t: X de - fence shall be: :t:=t: He m 58 Colin Stkrnb. IfaclnG the ifoe. m H. E. NiCHOL, arr. B i^it='s=^^=f -A- 1. What is the noise of bat - tie? What are the loud a - 2. They are the Mas-ter's sol - diers, Ev - er a- lert and 3. Will yoii not come and join them? They are in need of 4. So shall you fight and con-quer, So shall the foe be larms? strong, you; slain, :t==t: r-^ I Borne a - They will You can So the i ^E H^J^ ^,il: U J 4- -1-^- -•-sr ^ ^ ^ -*— *- long is the shout of men. The clash of arms! Seewheretheflag is fly - ing! nev - er give way to sin, Or yield to wrong; Theyaretheknightsof sto-ry, en - ter the might-y ranks Of brave and true; Boys, with your heart of courage, king-dom of Je-sus Christ Shall come a - gain! So when your life is o - ver, N I -b*— ' — E^: -m-^ _• •_ ■V—J^—U- Z- -^-^- tf=±:t= ■m—^-m-^-l-S 1 1-^ — M 1 H- -^ 1 1- See where the swords are bright! Ban-ners of Christ they bear, Girls,with your hearts of love. End - ed the grief and pain, t Hark to the song of the war - ri - ors brave, On -ward they go in the might of the Lord En - ter and join in the work of the Lord Ye who were comrades of bat - tie on earth '^ -•- -•- ^- ^. ^. jm. 1-*. .#. jt .J ^ -# f — g# » — h*~--*-ir|-i 1 1 h ^ h — M-; h h \ Ic" Chorus. Of truth and right! To do and dare! Who reigns a - bove! In heav'n shall reign! Facing the foe to - geth- er. Fighting the fight of faith, Strong in ±Z>1 rvni-». t: -^-.-M:t 9 — • p lyi 1 » y-f » •■ *— #- 4.^ Iztr^t^Jz-r^- -#-»- V k* 1^ k* k' t^ i^ .^ N I S I I Him who leads us on. And true till death! Facing the foe to -geth-er. Fighting the n=^|-t- 1 1h»---#^ -I •— I H #-1-1 l-^l-h;— j^- =1=:= r- r- -• * • H -b'-h t facing tbe foe— conciu&c&. fight of faith, Strong in the might of the Lord.our God, And true(and true) till death! -I •— -l-l 1 U-H-f ts b — -»- -VLd_| •--» ^4-U — » — •-W-* — F — ^■ -i:- k^-L-l '-K — t/ k' 1"' — >'- — ^- 59 Grace J. Frances. ■ft=^ ^E4=^: ZoM on anb pra^, ® IRcapcre. ,-• .^=r qe •i :^: Hubert P. Main. lizt tt=^^=t-4-\^ 5j= 1. Toil 2. Toil 3. His on on eye and pray, O and pray, be is watch-ing reap liev ers. Nor fal - ter while yon pray; Ing, Tho' earth - ly skies are dim, — you, His hand di - rects your way; Let faith and trust in A - bove the clouds 'tis Pray on, till souls are r, Je - sus Grow stron-ger day by sun - shine; Then put your trust in res - cued, And pray'r is lost in S-0- -(2- 4=- It: ^5 n»- •-• -(2- m :^==i -^-m- -%-» :=^: Toil on and pray, O I ^^ 0 n :t:=t: reap - ers, _t- 1=-- -f5>- I 'lb He knows your weight of j-#- -•- -•- -•- I -•- -X- -I — h- :t=t care; Toil on, the bless- ing will be yours, For He will an - swer pray'r. :t; -I — t: I 6o ®b, to be over IJonberi Miss Florence C. Armstrong. -A— f>-i 1 ^ N 1 -U , 1 r-j— -^ 4- Gec >. C. Stbbbins. J 1 . ^T^^ 1 1 1 -•— ^ — 1 — — s — - -f— — ai-T- 1 • - — • — Li—"^ — • — •"jr* — — 0 — — • — — 0 — 0 (Si 0 V 1. Oh, 2. Oh. 3. Oh, 4. Oh, 5. Oh, to be o - to be o - to be o - when shall I I shall soon ^ ^ B ver ver ver be be _• yon - yon - yon - dwell yon - der! der! der! -ing der, -m- Jt In My yearn A - las! Where an - Tho' lone -•- 1 - -t=-, ^- that land - ing heart I sigh gel voic - ly here J" ■'- — ^ » — — \j 1 of won - der, grows fond - er and won - der ■ es, swell - ing I wan - der, — m — F ■ — 4= -t=~ ^— 1 — \/ 1 -t -r=F~i Wherethe an- gel voic- es min-gle, Of look -ing to the east, to Why. . . . clings my poor, weak, sin - ful In tri-uniph-ant hal - le - lu - jahs, Yearu-ing for the wel-come sum-mer- And the an- gel harp-ers ring; See the bless -ed day-star bring Heart to a - ny earth - ly thing: Make the vault- ed heav-ens ring? Long- ing for the bird's fleet wing; ^- To be free from pain and sor - row, Rome.. ti - dings of the wak-ing, Each . . tie of earth must sev - er. Where the pearl- y gates are gleam-ing, The... mid-night may be drea - ry. And the atix-ious, dread to - mor-row, The. . . . cloud-less, pure day break-ing, And. . . . pass a - way for - ev - er; And the morn -ing star is beam-ing? And the heart be worn and wea - ry, ^&=t:=t :t=t=t: -t — r- ^- £=^ r- ^lliil To.... rest in light and sun-shine My... heart is yearn -ing— yearn-ing But there's no more sep - a - ra - tion Oh, . . . when shall I be yon - der But there's no more shad - ow yon - der — I -I 1 |-F- i:: =P--: -V — t^- In the pres-ence of.. For the com -ing of.. In the pres-ence of. In the pres-ence of. In the pres-ence of. llHili .i ■fc- the King, the King, the King, the King, the King. I ©b, to be over HJonbcr.!— conctu6c5. Chorus. Ob, to be o Oh, to be o - r ^ ^3 ver yon - der! In that land of •non - der, ver yon-der, yonder! In that land, that land of wonder, ••- -•- -#- -•- 1 _^_ :t:=t:=t: -•- -•- -•- -•- V, — t=t: ^— P -U_f/. ^=d: ^-^-i •-^- -I--1— -* -^- #^ There to be for- ev There to be for - - ev -•- -•- is ^izt -1^- -&'- :t: A l=v-^~^- -|&— r- — -I- '&—- I er In the pres-ence of., the Kin^ 1-1/' — t^- _f2_i , 0 6i 1Ro Sbabowe Uon^er! HORATIUS BONAR, Geo. C. Stebbins. . _ igzzzilizgz -g-^-^zg— »^-|-i^— 8-h*— ^S-F^Ed 1. No shadows yon-der! All light and song! Each day I won-der. And say, Howlong '2. No weeping yon-der! All fled a - way! While here I wan-der, Eachwea-ry day, 3, No parting yon-der! No spaceor time Heart9e'ershallsunder,In that fair clime, •1. Nonewantingyon-der! Bought by the Lamb, All gathered un - der Theshelt'ringpalm; E:E25SeE?; e^^=g=s i3* -V— h-L -# -P- -' 1^— h -•-fS- -t/— t/- ^^^^-4 M •-=1^ ■4^ ritard. :*=»t ^: E3: Shall time me sianderFromthatdear throng?Shall time mesunder From that dear throng? I sighaud ponder My long, long stay; I sigh and ponder My long, long stay. Dear -er and fonder — Friendships sub-lime, Dear-er andfonder — Friendshipssublime. Loud as night's thunder Swells the glad psalm ; Loud as night's thunder Swells the glad psalm. J^ |t=S^^| > ^ -V— b'- i=t: S P — P=S: I I ^ -p— p I tr-tr 62 llf Ibe mibc witb riDe. Mrs. Frank A. Breck. Grant Colfax Tullar. DUKT. 1 ^LJLA: -\ —J -N ly -fv P' •• 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 mH 3 =i-. :i ^ -i '-- zwzz =^- i 1 -*-v- -■— • •- J=== 1. My days with snn-sbiue sball be 0 — fraught, — • My Kor - —^ 1 _. row, joy shall be, 2. No e - vil ev - er sball V)e - fall, No bur - (lens heav - y be, 3. If shad - ows make nij patb- way dim, I shall not need to see; 4. My storms are calm at His he - best, Who spoke to Gal - i - lee, /). No pow'rs of life or deatli can harm, All RTiefs and dan - gers flee. II ^ N ^ ^''. -•- ^^\ , .J-. ^^-b-A-^- -' _jf '^-f54„__ -^-~ ■ -^ ^ f * i:?-^ •—P^ -i- And thorn - j^ ways shall seem as naught, For Christ will glad - ly take -them all But sweet - ly trust my way with Him And fears sball nev - er rob my rest, If I but trust in Christ's strong arm. Hit: -A- -^ -i9 • — If Christ a - bide with me. If He a - bide with me. Who will a - bide with me. If Christ a - bide with me. When He a - bides with me. ^ ig -/gi- ii Chorus. ;^^=A:::?=:Sq I shall be safe =^=t=t: ly kept from sin, My life be shall be safe - ly, safe - ly kept from sin, 4:-_v V- -J-— ti-t ^--i-- :t: itliz^: X- 1 --!_.. it: :a3^ IP I -^: r^ -h — ^ — 1/ 1^ — ' glad and free; For I shall have sweetpeacewith Eacli uio-ment glad ami free; ye.s,.gl.ad and free; For I .shall have sweet -•- -•- • -•- -•- -•- 1==}= -•-^-kj- Ilf 1l3C Hbl^c wntb nDc—conciuoeo. J W. I— .-rj__ ^= ■q:; in, If Christ a peace, sweet peace witliin, 1^ ^ > I iziz*: :S^i=l^ bill" with me If Christ a • biile with me, a - biile with me. T— r 63 Breatbe on riDc, Breatb of (Bob. Edwin Hatch. Miss Mary Whittle. 1. Breathe on me, Breath of God, 2. Breathe on me. Breath of God, 3. Breathe on me, Breath of God, 4. Breathe on me. Breath of God, Fill me with life a - new; That Un - til my heart is pure; Un - Till I am whol - ly Thine; Till So shall I nev - er die, But :1=1: m -J — ^- ::1^q==t: I may love what Thou dost love, And do what Thou would'st do; :^=ii=: That til with Thee I will one will To do, or to en - dure; Un - all this earth -ly part of me Glows with Thy fire di - vine; Till live with Thee the per- feet life Of Thine e - ter - ni - ty; But Ieee $ :t:=t=p: m. J — s 0 1 4 ■4 i n:1~ /r^ -, - " iri" — ^— —m — r= <- —m — 1 — « d =?^i- ?- D -0- I til all live may with this with — 0 — love Thee earth Thee what I -ly the -0- — »— Thou will part per - -•- —9 — do»t one of feet 1* r love, will me life /TV — ^ Aud To GI0W6 Of m -•- do do, with Thine — • — '1 -J- • • J:-^5 what Thou would'st do. or to en - dure. Thy fire di - vine. e - ter - ni - ty. [1 ^ ^ .-.r- _L_. _^ -f- -M ^ ^ — r=f-- --^ _p_^_ u 64 he Is iRear. HORATIUS BONAR, D.D. Geo. C. Stbbbins. :*zz: . -•- -•- *•- 1. I know not when the Lord will come, Or at what hour He may ap-pear, 2. I know not what of time re -mains, To run its course in this low sphere, 3. I know not what is yet to run Of spring or sum- mer.oreen or sere, 4. The cen- tu - ries have come and gone. Dark ceu-tu - ries of ab-sence drear; 5. I do not think it can be long, 'Till in His glo - ry He ap-pear; $=: '^*» V . ». 1 K .. ^ ^ N N IL I / *f I' [^ 1' ! ; ' !^ "1 1 ' W ! ^ I ■,N 1 >r J ,,. ' J •| ■• J 1 0, p I 1 (^ ¥ 5-»*#-i- i i * -«-- 1 — — u -«-ti Pi ^ -1 S' 1^ #-. k V m 0 ' 0 70 *-. ■^i-^. Whether at mid- night or at morn. Or at what sea - son of the year. Or what a - waits of calm or 5torm, Of joy or grief, of hope or fear. Of death or life, of pain or peace. Of shade or shine, of song or tear. I dare not chide the long de - lay, Nor ask when I His voice shall hear. And yet I dare not name the day, Nor fix the sol-emn ad - vent year. r-^~ =i t f p«-=— p= = ^— 1-^ = =— ^^ 1^ — T r — F — =H — 5 — £~ -J—^—^— -,- — r — S"^—*" — T 1 ^-^ u' b' ly 1 \j p __ p • 0 w » f ^ 1 I U- L^ 1/ ' ' 1 , 1 , ,_ m 1 1 k' k' r » i^ u 1/ U ' 1 ^ 1 Refrain. ^S — ^ — ^- _1I U _i :^-: —A — IV — ^- -H 1-= 1— ^i — i — *— I on - ly know that He is near, And that His voice I soon shall hear; I on - ly know that He is near, And that His voice I soon shall hear. — . u S — Li w 1 ' y-. — L-t-T 1-. 1 ht — ' i» '* 65 flD? ail In an. Fanny J. ( Zrosby. I. Allan Sankey. -Q-§s -N -N— J -4- — N S' — ' F ' ;^t^ H 5 "5 — H ^ m^ '^ — 1— — _-N— _-K- — N- 1 EX jL 3 .. f~.v ~i 1 m J si y^ '-h • . r - » 1 • • • - J • • jg b ,- ? 5 -5- . • i-*- -0- &J- 1. I have a Friend, a lov - ing Friend, Who gave His life for me: 2. I have a Friend, a con-stant Friend, Whose name I breathe in prayer; 3. I have a Friend, a pre-cious Friend, Who calms my ev - ery fear; i. I have a Friend, a change-less Friend, Who loves me not a - lone; {»)±i\ ~j=q ^f « • na •— ft -J-4-, S^-fi^ t^ -ir t^=it: r- r •=* 1-^ _^_._ =&~ T-H 1 1^ U " 1/ (■ ■ -•-T • • ' •- :=!= -iS- I lean up - on His sa - credword, And there my trust shall be. He bids me come when ere I will, And cast on Him my care. What can I wish or ask be -side, When He, my Lord, is near. I hear His voice and feel Hispow'r, While wait - ing at His throne; 4=- '-^^-»-_ t :iJp; mm^ t=^iz ' 9* ^ — N__i_ 4__. — ,N — ^_J_, — \-^. trr- or pain. What -e'er my steps be - fall;., mcr - cy hears my call; In joy or grief, in bliss And though I pass thro' wa - ters deep, His And though the dear - est hopes of earth. Like with- ered leaves may fall His watch - ful eye is o'er me still, Like dew His bless-ings fall n 1 — r .•--5. »— # Lg# l_«_i « ^ f 1 I b b f I ' u u u ^ ^ How sweet to know my life is hid How sweet to know my heart is staid IS How sweet to know there's per • My heart, my soul, my life, • -• \ * f- -. — =i • V feet rest I give. With Christ, my On Christ, my In Christ, my To Christ, my All All All All -•- in in -<S>r All. All. All. All. _f2_ It: r 1 66 Mitbout riDone^ an^ Mitbout price. Fannv J. Crosby. Charles H. Gabriel. 13d j-JzS:i:S=S= 1. Ho! ev - ery one that thirsteth, Come drink a full sup -ply, From cool and 2. Why spend your time and la -bor On things that fade and die? Why cast a- 3. O, come your ear iu-clin-ing, Hear, and your soul shall live: For - sake the |=^=rt:z4:=t=f==t:=Ft=t=|-i--|=l-i:'=?=S--=>-|it=t:=pf±rf±»^^ -^-t-— H — \ — ^— I — t^-"-! — 1 — '-' — ' '-1 — I — '-1 — '-rif— r— crys-tal wa - ters. Whose springs are nev - er dry; Come ye that have no way a treas-ure That wealth can nev - er buy? Now seek the Lord in path of sin-ners, Ke - turn and He'll for- give. To all who tru - ly i^^iiiiOili t=t: :|zr=t=|:t==|=t=t=t=: 1^ -A-J— H^ J=ft • t I — I — ^1 — '-t-- -t/ — t 1/— --1- ,.._J__._J, ^ mon-ey, The gos - pel feast par - take: Where God, the Ho-ly ear -nest. With hum-ble,ho- Ij' fear, And haste to call up • love Him, His mer - cy He will show, And His a-bundant .^ 1 1 l-i 1— I 1 y — I hr-l— F-^-«— -• •—'-I 1 !^ Spir - it, ■ on Him par -don. The ■; While ; He 1 — r- 1-4 1 — I N- ■ — H [-bH « ,^ i«zzz:FJ?=i;= Bread of Life will break yet He lin-gers free - ly will be ■ )! ev - ery one that thirst- eth, Come drink a break. ) near. > Ho! stow. ) I — I — '-I ^ f-^^ — —I "i '-^ — t^- full sup- ply. From cool and crystal wa-ters. Whose springs are nev-er dry. ^^=iL2=t: #_=_#.^j — i=p_, — 1^_, — ^_i_| — [i—i — c r~c~^ — ' — 67 Flora Kirkland. Zhcvc le IRapture ^o*»nigbt. Geo. C. Stebbins. rf 1. There is rap - ture to - 2. We can fan - cy we 3. They must watch us with 4. For the Mas - ter hath night in hear the pit - y lift - ed yon cit - y so fair, Where the sweet an - them of joy, That the ing love in their eyes, As in the veil from our eyes. And our ^ f: •• - • • — 1^ — I H — I C K- =5^q :?zz=lzft»zd 1/ 1/ y riv - er of life flow - eth free; And a touch of the joy that is an - gels are sing -ing to-night; For we know that the low - lauds of sin and in sor - row we stray; For we know there is rap - tu-rous faith-strengthen'd vi - sion dis - cerns How the heav-en - ly cit - y is ^ . • -•- -•- -0-0- I--N I - ^ ^ ^ -•- -•- . - N Chouus. ring-iug up there, Fall- eth soft - ly on vou and on me. earth have a place, In the thoughts of the dwellers in light, joy in the skies. When a lost one re- turns to the Way. thrill-ing with joy, O - ver one who re-pents and re - turns. -0—0- -^-r- -• 0- There is joy in m- — N- ■^ 0 , -^-r the presence of an-gels to-night,Tbeirisrap-turetomor-talsun- told(un-tolil); For the > ^ ■0 — 0- ! — ^-V—V—' L| — ^ — A-A -ff — I ^ — 1_ :tt!t ifef^i^ii^p^^^iB i- 5 • -^ . -0- ^ .^- Fa-ther and Shepherd in heaven re-joice, O -ver one who returns to the fold. 68 (Bran^ ie the ^ong. Anna D. Walker. Ira D. Sankky. •-V — ^— b'- i. Grand is the song of the Eas-ter morn, Vic-to-ry is won! vie 2. Grandwasthescenewhen theBtonewasroll'd.Vic-to-ry iswon! vie 3. Grand was the word that the women brought, Vic-to-ry is won! vie i. Grand is the truth, 0... saints, for you, Vic-to-ry is won! vie to-ry to-ry to-ry to-ry f is won! is won! is won! is won! ziit: z± ^-r- H^ j::i i-yf" 1~"f- -»-'-»--#- ziii^-ii^i=:|it==t:=t -p_t^ — P- ti^i =^=5= -£^-r * J I- S_N iSi^ 3 Far o'er the hills with the light 'tis borne, Vic-to-r}' Off from the sep - ill - chre dark and cold, Vic -to-ry Min - gled with won ders, with glo - ries fraught, Vic - to - ry Yours is the joy and the bless- ing, too, Vic-to-ry -•- • -•- ^- is won thro' Christ! is won thro' Christ! is won thro' Christ! is won thro' Christ! A N i^ — ! ^— ,— 1 1 J 1-,— -A N.-- 1 1— I— J 1 1 , Chas-ing the shades of night a - way, Bring-ing the light of glo - rious day, An - gels a- lone could view that sight, Man could not bear the vi - sion bright; "Seek not the living," the an - gels said, "Seek not the living a - mong the dead;" Since Je - sus took from death His key. He from the tomb will set us" free; 1 — r -I 1 -■ — t — t^'-^ — -£— rs^- — ' — I- ing from Death his strength and sway, Vic - to-ry Forth came the Con-qu'ror armed with might, Vic-to-ry Sor - row is past and night is fled, Vic-to-ry And through all time and e-ter - ni - ty, Vic-to-ry won thro' Christ, won thro' Christ, wen thro' Christ, won thro' Christ. 1 k* f ifi Small notes for 3d verse. 69 6o Jforwarb, Cbrlstian Solbler. Lawrence Tuttiett. J- Farmer. p. 1-- rJ ^ 1 1 1 L^ , \— 1 1 1 tf — :?d ^5:4=^ — -H ^- -:1— =r= _^ — 0 — 3 i. — *i — 8 _i_ 1 . J. . .i. for - ward. 1 -r -r 1 1 1. Go Chris-tian sol - dier, Be - neath His ban - ner true: 2, Go for - ward. Chris-tian sol - dier, Fear not the se - cret foe; 3. Go for - ward, Chris -tian sol - dier, Nor dream of peace - ful rest, 4. Go for - ward. Chris -tian sol - dier. Fear not the gath - 'ring night; — ] N- 4 1 1 1 1 -•-• i 0 • -•- -V- -•- .0. ~f—^ §1^- Pr^— f^ — 1 — -t= \- t . -t — ^ — -t- ...f. =t:= -^^ 1—^-1- -r -p — 1 — " LP 1 T 1 1 ^ 1 # .' -^ 4 — 3 1 — 1 — -0 — -4- — 0 — =^1-1- ^ C F- 4 -0- -0- — # 1 -r 1 r — •-T • — # — :#5- r The Lord Him -self thy Lead - er, Shall all thy foes sub - due. Far more are o'er thee ' watch - ing "than hu - man eyes can know. Till Sa - tan's host IS van - quished, And heav'u is all pos - sessed; The Lord has been thy shel - ter. The Lord will be thy light; P -1— -4 -4^ -J 1 =J ; t -J-: • -•- =t=l =P - ^. » -T — ^ — =t 1 L U -p— — 1 1 t- ^ -f— -I — i -1— 1 His love fore - tells thy tri - als, Trust on - ly Christ, thy cap - tain, Till Christ Him - self shall call thee, When morn His face re - veal - eth. He knows thine hour - ly need; Cease not to watch and pray; To lay thine arm - or by, Thy dan - gers all are past; .(SZ_ lii: H2- it ^ -I ^ - — ^ I •1 4 r-4- -t- 1— — 1 — 1 =1= — ^- — 1 — -^~. — tJ — * — He Heed And Oh, -#- ^:=t — can, not wear, pray -•- • |—1 — 1 — 4— — 0 — with the in that -^- bread treach end - faith — • — of -'rous less and — !s heav - voic - glo - vir - 0 en, es tue -0- i Thy That The May -•- — 0 — faint lure crown keep =1= — • — -ing thy of thee 1 spir soul vie to — 1 — — w~ - it a - - to - the ^ — * feed, stray. ry- last. <^ • 1- IB-fe W -f= — 1« t- — 1 =t= — 1- — — 1 — t- hp-^ \ 1 1 P 1 r ' 70 Ipcacetm 36e. Tr. from K. R. Hagenback. ;^P -A- -t- ^ -V m— 4 Geo. C. Stkbbins. m -4-J ' 1. Since thy Fa-ther's arm sus - tains thee, Peace - ful be (peace- ful be), 2. With-out mur-mur, un - com- plain -iug, In His hand (in Hi.-* baud) 3. Fear- est some-times that Thy Fa - ther Hath f or - got (iiath for- got)? 4. To His own the Sav - iour giv - eth Dai - lystrength (dai - lystrengih). m^ ^i^: i :t^= M *: ^f When a chastening hand re-strains thee, It is He (it is He), Leave what - ev - er things thou canst not Un - der-stand (un - der-stand). When the clouds a - round' thee gath - er. Doubt Him not (doubt Him not); To each trou-bled soul that liv - eth. Peace at length (peace at length); l^£=£==E^: -h- U »- — I — ^- — s — I 1 b*- — I !«• ^t~i ^ g — s— 1-^ — ^- 9 Fills the Know His love in full com-pleteness Fills the meas-ure of thy weak-ness, Tho' the world thy fol - ly spurn-eth. From thy faith in pit- y turn -eth, Al - ways hath the day-light bro-ken, Al - ways hath He com-fort spok-en, Weak -est lambs have larg-est shar-ing Of the ten - der shepherd's car - ing, H«- -•. .^. ft. Jl. .^. m ^- -^-^■k ^ N~ —A N- H^ tit. .n -l — \ — ^ 'v^-b-ft— J, — n^— 1 1 — — f- j— V 1 — — 1 — «- -* — ^~ 1 i . ^- -si ^ fl lfc>-^^ i Hj =li '~m~ S r m »-T — i^ S l-i If He Peace thy Bet • ter Ask Him -•- -#- wound thy in - most hath He not then, -#- -^- — t fe— spir soul been when -•- ""Si — ■ it shall for or -^- sore, fill, years, how, A 'V' Trust Ly - Than On - -#- • r Him ing thy i ly uore still 'ears JOW 1 (trust (ly - (than (on - Him ing thy ly i more), still), fears) . bow). fe^' D-J -U U -^ =t= =t^z b — -^- ->5>-— 1 ^^ =f" . \ >^ ^ \/ 1 1/ — 4 — ^ t 71 John R. Clements mo migbt ^bere. H. P. Danks. _3_J i,J-5_i._S J J— 1-<& •— * «^-C# _«--=-— 5— L-^© ■-• •^■ fc^lS 1. In the land of fade-less day Lies"the cit - y four-square," It shall 2. All the gates of pearl are made, In "the cit - y four-square," All the 3. And the gates shall nev-er close To "the cit - y four-square," There life's 4. There they need no sunshine bright, In "that cit - y four-square," For the # — • — p- ^fcfci 0 ft-±—^ — ^ ^•-rg- # ^ — ~^— ^ — ^ 1 b'-hi — -■^ E^Efc :=ir==t: ■tr— r r\ t. K N ^ I Lri"V 1 ~^ N -1 1 vr U K — ^' J *] •1 ^fA 1 -N p N 1 1 R^^ « • i -+t^ — ^ — ^ 1— — ^i — -i— — ;:J — 5i -J §^ •-- — if*— — c — =• — — # — — « — © — 19. ■ nev - er pass a • way. And there is " no night there." streets with gold are laid, And there is " no night there." crys - tal riv ■ er flows, And there is " no night there." Lamb is all the light, And there is " no night there." ^-^-T- P * -&•— y — • r— (=2 r'' =sf= , c V — 1 1^ — r =^=l ^I^-t — H t^— L 1— f— — • — — * — y^ — t Et=l inf Chorus. 4 X '-•— .b— (--• — - — 1 ^— N' -f-N- ==^ ^ r -f-'T D^' -1^— '^ U God shall "wipe a- way all tears;" There's no death, no pain, nor fears; God shall "wipe a - way all tears j" There's no death, no... pain, nor fears; -J*i r-, m -S S5EE ;e= W— w'- 5?= V— b'- -t/-^-r :P=t-t:: / -A-,-J: dim. w/ lEj^^iferJ^h — rj=|=3-r| 1/ 1/ I And they co\int nottimeby years,.. For there is "no night there." And they count not time l>y years, by years, For tliere is "no night there." r-'i ^ .- 72 inp! for 3C0U0 Stanb. J.H. ..--J- • :J~i •- --X HIT Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp, ^^1=11=1=:;=^ --i^'ii-'Q^i^^— '-S: 1. Sol - diers of th'e-ter-nal King, Speed the watchword, give it wing, Let it 2. La - bel it on ev - erj' door. Place it high the pul - pit o'er, Let it 3. Place it on the chis-eled stone, Where the mourners weep a - lone; 'Graveit 4=: g I i i I 0 J— *-• — ^ t:=t:=^: :::]=di -f-'-j-'ci^^ 1 — IV ^- — \ \ — y thro' the churches ring, Up! for Je-sus stand. Write it on thetem-ple's spire, stand for ev - er - more! Up! for Je- bus stand. Bla - zon it in man-sion halls, on themonarch'sthronelUplfor Je- sus stand. Let thepress,whosewheelsof might -4—X r-r-r ^—^- m • iSi — 1— a — F — ■— ^-# — I ^ . 1 — i-^- V — I f :^=^=gH=t=t=t=t=ES±d=ipTzt=,zTz^ » — * — ^=iz:*zi»z:fzzzf= itzz=zl * »-^^ # Ut - ter it withtonguesof fire. Sire to son and son to sire. Up! for Pen- cil it onpris-on walls; Do and dare, as du - ty calls; Up! for Roll for rea-sonand for right. Flash it on the na-tion's sight; Up! for teEEEE ^2=zi=z=l 0 — • — I- ^-^ ±=t: 4- --1- -7^ \ I £: -I 1-, ^i-5-J L-t-4-J-H-, Je-sus stand; Sire to son and son to sire, Up! for Je-sus, Jesus stand. Je-sus stand; Do and dare, as' du - ty calls. Up! for Je-sus, Jesus stand. Je-sus stand; Flash it on the na-tiou's sight; Up! for Je-sus, Jesusstand. ^-^- t: -G>- ^ 1 X =fEEE; ^— ,-» :t=: 1 V 0- !-•- -P- t=t Chorus. for Je - sus stand, Je - 8113 stand, Up ^Et 1/ I { I ^^ for Je sus stand; Je - sus stand; "inpl for 3e0U0 ^tanb.— conciuDeo. =t P Speed the watch - Word, give it wing, And up! for Je - sns stand. -•- • -#- -^ -•- J -J- I m ^ K :[= g 73 XiObt of Xife» HORATIUS BONAR, D.D. Gbo. C. Stebbins. -I- tj ' ' -0- . -0- -0- : -0- ' * 1. Light of Life, so soft - ly shin - ing From the cross of Cal - va - ry; 2. Light of Life, that knows no fad- ing, From all chang-es Thou art free, 3. Light of Life, that knows no set - ting, Day and night Thy beams I see; 4. Light of Life, in days of glad-ness. To Thy ra-diancel would flee; m^ "^^z -PI — ^ — l-F M h— — ^- '^-^ •-T-,-1^ — J. v. J- * — * ^^ — • q: 3-^ Nev - er wan - ing, nor de - clin - ing. Shine on me, O shine on me. Ho - ly Light, thatknows no shad - ing. Shine on me, O sbiue on me. Joy and peace and life be - get - ting. Shine on me, O shine on me. Be my strength in days of sad - ness. Shine on me, O shine on me. -. p-^ 1 ^^ — ^^ !^-i -»--— ,»— r»--— h"— "h"- ' t — r t: Chorus :i=± -19- g.^.rf Shine on me, O shine on me. ^1^. =t: Light of Life, O shine on me; ?=rf- i^=N^iSl?3^: :^= -^^ m^ r-rc- =p^£= =1: ^S" I With the love of Je - sus beam - ing, Light of Life, O shine on me. ZZltl 74 ^be Ibopc of tbe ComlitG of tbe Xor^♦ Maj. D. W. Whittle. May Whittle Moody, -it — ^- — ^^^ ^---- — m — — I — m — ^ — ^ — ^ m — I— *^ — 1 — « 1 — I -# H- «• : -#- -•- . -•- -5 -•- -• ^0- * *r^ * • '^f S 1. A lamp in the night, a song in time of sor-row; A great glad hope which 2. A star in the sky, a bea- con bright to guide us; An anch-or sure to ;{. A call of command, like trum-pet clear-ly sound-ing, To make us bold when 4. A word from the One to all our hearts the dear -est, A part -ing word to ^-4— •— rS — »-4— •— S-T— #— 1-# — 0 — • — • — • — •— i-s# I' u u r— I — r tj* » - - 1/ 1/ 1/ u faith can ev - er bor-row To gild the passing day with the glo-ry of the mor-row, holdwhenstormsbetideus; A refu'j;e for thesoul, wherein qui-et we may hide us, 6 - vil is surrounding; To stirthesluggishheait and to keep in good a-bounding, makeHiraayethenear-est; Of all His precious words, tlie sweetest, brightest, clearest, Chouus Tempo. — ^^ 1-| — ' i^^ V — N i 1 1 — ^ — N"l — I ^ . N — I — I — a— -• P — I — J^^-v — I N — 1-^-|-* — *-r^ — w — 1^. — 5 Is the hope of the coming of the Lord. Blessed hope,.... blessed hope,.... Ble.ssed hope, blessed hope, jt. j0. .m. fct .,..,. ^ ^ I -#. .». m tjE 4t Bless-ed hope of the coming of the Lord; How the ach- ing heart it cheers, • -# - - -•- ^- • • • • • -^- -•- -fi. -•- -»- -f- -f- -»— l-p — u — T- -•- -#- - - -•- -•- -•- • -•- • -•- -'5>- -0- K- h-. — '-I H H i/. H hj W'— '-I ■— - \ 1 1 F- How it glist-ens thro' our tears, Bless-ed hope of the coming of the Lord. %3i: ]?.- b — t; — i=^^ — ° 75 Come unto flOe, pe Mear^, William C. Dix. F. Mendelssohn, ' Come un - to 'Come un - to 'Come un - to ' And who - so ±4: ^: me, ye wea - ry, And I me, dear chil - dren. And I me, ye faint - ing, And I ev - er com - eth I will will give you rest." will give you light." will give you life." not cast him out." 1 N m =t Sztt: ^-- T— r- ^ fc=d: & r =1==^= -T -^~ -zJ- 1 Oh, bless - ed voice of Je - sus, Which comes to hearts op - prest; Oh, lov - ing voice of Je - sus, Which comes to cheer the night: Oh, peace -ful voice of Je - sus. Which comes to end our strife: Oh, pa - tient love of Je - sus. Which drives a - way our doubt: 1—0 1 ; •- ?5^ :t: U: -•- -9- It tells of ben - e - die - tion, Our hearts were tilled with sad - ness. The foe is stern and ea - ger, Which calls us, — ver - y sin - ners, &•: « — I — 0 — 1_|* — _* 0-- — 0 — I— I 1 m r Of par - don, grace, and peace, And we had lost our way, The fight is fierce and long; Un - wor - thy though we be -f2- • It: _i:l?-_: :?-_ t — r: :tz: « #-- — • — '-6- *• — '— •- m ±=^ -<rt :=1: -fZ^ -^^-^ -^ Of joy that hath no end - ing. Of love which can - not cease. But morn- ing brings us glad- ness, And songs the break... of day. But Thou hast made us might - y. And stron - ger than.... the strong. Of love, so free and bound -less, ^ — To come, dear Lord,... to Thee. 76 OTere is IHever a Da? so 2>rear?. LiLLA M. Alexander. Geo. C. Stebbins. '^tm^mf^^^s^ fci. il 1. There is nev-er a clay so drear - y, But... God can make it bright; 2. There is nev-er a cross so heav - y, But the nail-scar'd hands are there, 3. There is nev-er a life so dark-en'd, So.... hope-less and un - blest, -» -»-—•— I -I \-t-\=^ 1 — .-L^-^Q-^ — ^_i_^_y — ^ — I ^,j_j ( — i_p;:^:^_i_^ ^^ — ^ ^t;^-*^ — I — i — \-| — L >. i». ^ — ^— . l/-vj- — ir'^v-i — I — I — 1-5 — N — N — N — ^ — t^ — ^^-^-T-*- -• • — ^ — I — ^ i/=vH 1 ''-•=* — I— h*^ — ^- And un - to the soul., that trusts Him, He giv - eth songs in the night. Out -stretched in ten-der com - pas - sion, The bur-den to help us bear. But may.. be fill'd with the light of God, And en-terHis prom - ised rest. m m^ m — » — -|s i — I — I— I \ — I — I — Wp — • — ^— -| — I- 1 1 1 — 1_5— -m- — J^l — h^=v-i 1 — m 1 — :=1: There is nev-er a path so hid -den, But.... God will lead the way. There is nev-er a heart so bro-ken, But the lov - iug Lord can heal; There is nev-er a sin or sor-row, There is nev-er a care or loss, -A-,— ("^^ — ^^^ — ^ — I .--J 1—, — S-, ^- ^-l If we seek for the Spir-it's guid-ance, And pa-tient-ly wait and pray; Fortheheartthatwaspierc'donCal- v'ry. Doth still for His loved ones feel; But., that we may bring to Je - sus. And leave at the foot of the cross; im-t^ ^bere ie Wicvcv a 2)ai?«— conciu&eo. ■^ ^r— \- m^^i — ^- -=v,^-.^-A- r.=z!r=:1z:|=:J ^-N- d^ S^=5^ and pray. fcfcfe=W=^ -^^-| ^— r^^/ If we seek for the Spir- it's guidance, And pa-tient-ly wait Fortheheartthatwaspierc'don Cal-v'ry, Doth still for His loved ones feel. But., that we may bring to Je - sus, And leave at the foot of the cross. ^^ .•. ^. ^. - - - ^ :« ■'^—^- —0 — !-• ^ ^ • F F — l-l 1 "-' I I I r 1 > ^1 . I . I 1 U b^U u 77 2)a^ 16 D^ing in tbc Meet Mary A. Lathbury. William F. Sherwin. 1. Day is dy - ing in the west; Heav'u is touch-ing earth with rest; Wait and 2. While the deep-'ningshad-ows fall, Heart of Love, en -fold -ing all, Thro' the 3. When for ev - er from our sight Pass the stars, the day, the night, Lord of N I . . . w ■ ^ I . ,- ^ --J- \y^-M — ^- :4: =1: -J— .-J ^J- -J— .-4 vr-Sr^^-l — -H^ — I — I — I — »-T -!-• — • — ^ — •— -B*-^— « — n — I — *- &!ir-a=i^= i^=*=:5=H=^=3=:5d=»i^=izi3= 1=5: tJ -0- -0- •-•- I --1- ;d: wor-ship while the night Sets her eve-ning lamps a -light Thro' all the sky. glo - ry and the grace Of the stars that veil Thy face, Our hearts as - cend. an - gels, on our eyes Let e-ter-nal morning rise. And shad-ows end. r, J ... I > Hr2:^=)i= -g-0 -^ It f 0^^ m • — 0 #-.— • P • — I — 0 — i-j— ; — »— r-i . . 0 — I t — r- pp Refrain / ly, Ho - ly. l£s^ ±z: -0— :t= — I 0 0 — 1-0---0 9- Lord God It: of Hosts! Heav'n and earth are =tl " lt=I t=n i full of Thee; Heav'n and earth are prais ring Thee, O Lord Most High! ^ Zbc Xor^'9 ipra^er. Art. Lewis S. Chafer. 1± f^-=M=-i-=H ig 1. Our Fa - ther who in heav - en art, All hal - lowed be Thy name; 2. Give us this day our dai - ly bread, Our tres - pass - es for - give, 3. In - to temp-ta - tion lead us not, From e - vil us de - fend, ^4z± m z -^ — r»-T-i i ~IV ,— ^: 4 Thy king-dom come. Thy will be done, Throughout this earth - ly frame. As we for - give our fel - low -men For in - ju - ries re-ceived. For Thine's the king - dom and the pow'r. And glo - ry with - out end. t \=^ I tzB^ Refrain. :fcit -H « — |- --N — N — -S|-- — % ^-- — I — I Vt—m-- — ^- — ^ M 1- Come, my Sav-iour, oh! my Sav - iour, Come and bless Thy peo-ple now; ^ 11 t=U 3zE i=iin While at Thy feet we hum - bly bow,- ^- -0 . -^ ■:+ -sr :«:. Oh! come and bless us now. ^- t I— « — l-in^ ^ « •— |-#-T — I s^li^^l^ -0- -0- Then will we sing Thy suf-f'rings o'er. And praise Thee ev - er - more. ^^i ±i; I 79 Jno. S. B. Monsell. ^z4=dd Xigbt of tbc Morl^ -4--I-4 TnoRO Harkis. si * I I 1 :3=:^=qzib= •tt*- — I — '-J •-: *i *- I^ Blest Light of Fair Light of Mild Light of Clear Light of the world, we hail Thee Now flush-ing the east - em skies; the world, Thy beau - ty Shall steal in - to ev - ery heart; the world, be- fore Thee In hom-age we hum-bly fall; the world, il - lu - mine This sin-dark-ened world of Thine -» \-0 •— ^ 0 • •- :S4ftS: £ 1 :§:=1: :1: .-J-.- ^ - i r- - Nor ev - er shall dark- ness vail Thee A - gain from our mor - tal eyes. It sweet -ly a - dorns with du - ty Life's poor- est and low - liest part; We wor - ship, we mag - ni - fy Thee, Lord Je - sus, the life of all, Un - til ev - ery-thing that's hu - man Is filled with a light di - vine, ^•^t: -i9 — .0. .0. • J. -h- t: •K rrr A - las! far too long with-hold - en. Now spread from shore to shore; Thou rob - est in match-less splen - dor The sim - pie ways of men, With whom there is no for - get - ting Of all Tiiine hand hath made; Un - til ev - ery tongue and na - tion From sin's do - min - ion free, SS: t=E t: :i=:r|Jzi >- =t=5i= 12^ -^L 1 ~1 '^^ s: — \ — ~1~ -^^^ -1^— iT^-J 1 1 :.' #-=qH -1 J-. -^ J =i= d * •^ -J— =5 - tJ .0- -'- ^ V 1 1 r -- -•- -e^- • Thy ra - diance, so glad, so gold - en, Shall set on the earth no more. And help - est them all to ren - der That light back to Thee a - gain. Whose ris - ing shall have no set - ting. Whose sun- shine shall have no shade. A - rise in the new ere - a - tion That spring-eth from love and Thee. P - -•-. • . -•- ill 1^ • « f • • • - -ft »-- ^ — 0 0 —f~ -y- ! -f r-* 1 =g-v-- - "^ U ^' V -\ f- m 0 P • * ^ • ^- t... :: ; V ^ \ 1 1" ^ 1 U P 1 1 8o Mrs. C. E. Breck. ^bou art riD^ IRock, Geo. C. Stebbins. ggE>_^^.'gEi=j=iE^=Br^_-t=X=|=~rir=^zj=j= 1. Thou art my Kock, O bless-ed Ke - deem - er, Thou art my Ref - uge 2. Thou art my Rock when sin is in - vit - ing, Thou art my Rock when 3. Thou art my Rock, temp - ta-tions de - fy - ing, Thou art my Friend un - 4. Thou art my Rock; when kingdom and na - tion, Rul - er and crown, have ^3^^ r — r ;=fete^t= -•— 5-g|«— I 5-r-S— "-J-glj— S— '-•— — 5—— , • «=1 0-^^ 1— ,J where I may hide; Thou art my Rock to shel-ter and bless me; Ev-er in tri - al is near; Thou art my Rock when sor-row is smit-ing, Thouartmy chang-ing and sure; Whol-ly on Thee my soul is re - ly - ing, Ev-er to crum-bled to dust, Thou stialt re - main my Rock of sal - va - tion. Rock ev-er- \ =t=t-n Z- :t: t — r Chouus. -U—^—^- -t'^ — I -\ 1-^ N — 1-^ — I — ^- y J-- — g-^T — ^ — « — " — — — I- 12:^=^=5=1^ :X :^==5=t=i=i^ -0—'—g — • — • — • Thee I safe - ly a - bide. Rock; why then shotild I feari" keep me faith -ful and pur^. last - ing; Thee will I tru.st. Thou art my Rock 0 bless-ed Re- Thou art myEock, -^-^-f V— U'— y— r -=1— ^- 0 b I -^-H^ > !^ ^.| N -^ ^ , >r"k i 1 — « ^ 8 ^T^ i J I — m ^ Tn\ L^ ^ • j '^ • 0 u0 \ ' M \J[J ' 5< • ! S '^ ftj 4 0 deem - er, bless - ed Re - deem m 0 0 -^ ^ " -■— 1 rhou art my Friend And Thou art my Thou art my Friend, -•- -•- -•- -0- \ m 1 1 1 1 1 s a F — — • — m — 1?— r -•— •V ^ 1/ I' :=d;^=^=p=^^=:]v=:|^=:^ p.g^ — »>i j=^=z;z=g: Guide; Thou art my Hope And Thou art my Thou art my Guide ; Thou art ray Hope, J. .h > > J- . ft^^^t_i E ^^ .^_^_ :t: ZhOn art flD^ IRoCk.— aoncluDeD. ^-A- -^-^- t -(^- r J • u Ct^ >L&: Sav-iour, Thou art my Trust; in Thee will I Thou art my Sav-iour, TIioh art my Trust, izzji=^=fe: hide 1 ^-^1 ±=b=tnti=t:=t;i: ■^-=■-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; ^.-l-l In Tliee Willi hide. 8i Sbow riDe ^b^ Ma^. Anon. Arr. F. J. C. I. Allan Sankky. :&2: Show me Thy way, O Lord, And make it plain: I would o - 0 Lord, I can - not see; Grant me Thy light; Darkness be - 1 can - not see Thy face. Yet Thou art here; When will the I will be pa - tient.Lord, And do Thy will; I — ■" --'■ will not -^4 0-^- z^-zSz ~^—^- r— r-'t ri ±=: -4-—, ,- t=t i ii --■^- :=^=:^: ^- .(2— -<St- bey Thy word, — Speak yet a - gain, wil - ders me, Cloud - ing my sight; morn - ing chase My doubt and fear? doubt Thy word, My hopes ful - fil. I would not Hold Thou my When shall I How can I take one hand, and see the per - ish. ^=d A -A Ir^H -A \-<5' l-<S a -\ 1 N 1 \ 4-,- ■^^ step un - til... I know Which way it is that Thou would'st have me go. keep me near Thy side: I dare not go a-lone; be Thou my guide, place where day and night Shall come not, for Thy glo - ry is . . . its light? if in Thee I hide; Je - sus, my Com-fort-er, my Hope and Guide! fi^rf -rr-T 82 I. D. S. ®ut Of tbe SbabouvXan^ -j^ Ika D. Sankev. 1. Out of the shad-ow-land, in - to tbe sun - shine, Cloudless, e - ter - nal, that 2. Out of the shad-ow-land, wea- ry and changeful, Out of the val - ley of 3. Out of the shad-ow-land, o - ver life's o - cean. In - to the rap - ture and *—- i*J^.# • • -f-'—r-^ • '-?'- ^' • !-(• • 0--T'-h-'- 't-- , ::rfi=?i^«=rizij?=f=:^d±i=zS=?==»==:f:=fi=C33fi±=5=»z= fades not a - way; Soft sor - row and night, In joy of the Lord, Safe - ^ rSs - ly and ten- der - ly Je - sus hath called j^Jj.™ I to the rest of the life ev - er - last - ing, in the Fa-ther's house.welcom'd by an - gels, Chouus ■4=^- Home,wheretheransom'dare gath-'ring to - day. \ In - to the sura-mer of end -less de - light. V Si - lent- ly, peace - ful - ly, {He'r's}. the bright crown and e - ter - nal re - ward, j :i;=i==:=g=£t==|==^=E=f^---|=E=E=^ =g r ^ ^ ^ '-;7^7-^— ^— ^-& — B— 17 — t — &— t?- t: an-gels have borne] 5;'"* L In - to the bean-ti-ful man-sions a - bove; There shall {^^\} ^ =5 •- ->. It v.—r. — -?— f- _1 1 B—l-S — P — S * ^9»-'-m-T-«~M — ^ — 5 «— •-* — 0 — 0 — F-^-*^i rest from earth's toil-ing for ev - er. Safe in the arms of God's in - fi -nite love. * -^ 0—Zfr—Ze—m .-»^ 0 »—^"— .-•-/" ^- 83 Hlfe in tbe Xoom. Mary A. Lathburv, by per. Geo. C. Stbbbins. 1. Chil-dren 2. Children 3. Chil-dren =:!= -r ». -•- -» ' •- of yes - ter - day, heirs of of yes - ter - day, heirs of of yes - ter - day, heirs of '— *— li— to - mor - row, What are you to - mor - row. Light -en the to - mor - row. Look at your :t=t weav la - bor and sweet -en the sor - row; Now while the shut - ties "lly fab - ric of la - bor and sor - row; Seam - y and dark with de -»-- — »- --^- :t:z=t===t: h fast - er and fast - er Fly the great shut-ties pre pared by the Mas - ter. fast - er and fiist - er, Up and be do - ing the work with the Mas - ter. spair and dis - as - ter. Turn it and lo, the de - sign of the Mas - ter! -#- -^- -#- _ . _ j£- ^ There's life (There's lile) in He stands (Ho stands) at The Lord's (The Lord's) at the the the loom!, loom!, loom!. Room. Room . Room . for it, room! for Him, room! for Him, room! There's life (There's life) in the He stands (He stands) at the The Lord's (The Lord's) at the p r loom! Room (room) for it, room!.., loom! Room (room) for Him, room!.., loom! Room (room) for Him, room!.., 84 Show riDe (lb? Jface. Anok. Engltsh Air. 1. Show me Thy face- oue tran-sient gleam Of love - li - ness di 2. Show me Thj- face — my faith and love Shall henceforth fix - ed 3. Show me Thy face — I shall for - get The wea - ry days of 4. Show me Thy face — the heav-iest cross Will then seem light to 1-^1 ^ ! _ -#- -0- S-»- -<^ -•- -j9- -0- ^ K— — — » -ez- m tr- f- vine, be, yore, bear. . r, 1 1 1 1 1 |_^ 1 1/(11; , ' ,,— 1 — - -• — _, 1 1 1 1 1 ^vb — J a M — -^ d- —^—'- _ • -1- _^j — -^ 1 — — U-^l {xY—S — S — 5- -s< *— — (S» • (^ * • m 0 — • — —r^-(^\ ty 1 r 1 1 ^1 1 ^1 And I shall nev - er think or dream Of oth - er love save Thine: And noth-ing here have power to move My soul's se - ren - i - ty. The fret ting ghosts of vain re - gret Shall haunt my soul no more. There will be gain in ev - ery loss. And peace with ev - ery care. ^ -^ -^^- .a. M. — 1 ' -^- — H — ^J rJ- -•- — 1 -<9- m — '^—^ — 1 ^ir'—f—*' —^ »— — t 1 — _5i — • — -P— 1 -^isH Vw;^ _ , — -r — ■ — — ( — ^ - -• — (? — ^ —' — 1 1 — r 1 ' 1 1 1 r ■ I 1 J-,-.— I- s=j=Ei^=r J- 4-H-J — ^- -|- fe 4=^4- T- ~sr 1 All less - er light will dark - en quite, All low - er My life shall seem a trance, a dream. And all I All doubts and fears for fu - ture years, In qui - et With such light feet the vears will fleet. Life seem as glo - ries wane, feel and see, trust sub - side, brief as blest. The beau-ti - ful of earth will scarce Seem beau- ti - ful a - gain. II - lu-sive, vi - sion - a - ry, — Thou, The one re - al - i - ty! And nought but blest con - tent and calm With - in my breast a - bide. Till I liave laid mv bur - den down, And en - tered in - to rest. 85 IDIctor? ttbrougb (Brace. Fanny J. Crosby. ==3;=:ivz rf -y^. -J- t- ^"i^ i-± Jno. R. Sweney. -t- -N-^ 1. Conquering now and still to con-quer, Rid-eth a King in 2. Conquering now and still to con-quer. Who is this won - der 3. Conquering now and still to con-quer, Je - sus, Thou Rul - er ^ His ful of ^^¥r 1 0 1— ^=r X--J- ^-u=i-. -V — " — '- :^: Izztzz ^^ -J J- might, King? all, -9-,-l? r- -1 -N-1 ri! ^1 — I r^— ^-^ -1 1 -, 1 i^^^^^ -. — = — J— i-^-i -^-=•^-^=3-^- 3-^=^ ^= Lead - ing the host of all the Whence are the ar - ruies which He Thrones and their scep-ters all shal ^"— 1- ' • • — *— ^» . • . .i. '-S-.-j;;-' faith-ful In - to the midst of the fight; lead-eth. While of His glo - ry they sing? per - ish, Crowns and their splendor shall fall; ^ . 1 ^^ • ' ^ = F— ^f=^ — -0 • 0 k' K' k* -H-^H -(-^ 1^^ ^-2- — I 1 J— r- ^i=i=^d=:iz=Szzztf5zzd b b b -X . -H 1- See them with cour- age ad - vane - ing, Clad in their biil- liant ar - ray. He is our Lord and Re - deem - er, Sav - iour and Mon - arch di - vine, Yet shall the ar - mies Thou lead - est, Faith-ful and true to the last, .^. . ^. . .•- . .*. -•- .0. *:., .^. f.-fy—0 0 0 — '^fi — jj/ \y i/ :==S===t: i:: t:=|=t/=U=E|i.^=,^=E=[-"'-^-| Fink. Shout-ing the name of their Lead - er, Hear them ex - ult - ing - ly say: They are the stars that for - ev - er Bright in His kingdom will shine Find in Thy man-sions e - ter - nal. Rest when their warfare is past. :^fc=t^z=-z=tzF•zz=•zz=tezzzzzt:=tz^M— •— ^-l-S--# '^■ :^- m D.s. — Yet to the true and the faith-ful 'J 'J V ' ' Vic - Vry is prom- ised thro' grace. Chokub. »^=:t; -^-^■ H 1 — z^zz=:^=|z:^=dv=z? Not to the strong is the bat - tie, m--—^—- ^' P' i^ Not to the swift is the race, I 86 1ln tbc Secret of Ibis presence. Ellen Lakshmi Goreh, of India. Slowly. Geo. C. Stebbins, - — » — m -^- il^ 1. In the se - cret of His pres - ence how my soul de - lights to hide! 2. When my soul is faint and thirst - y, 'neath the shad-ow of His wing 3. On - ly this I know: I tell Him all my doubts, my griefs and fears; 4. Would you like to know the sweet-ness of the se - cret of the Lord? th b4 Slowly, m^ —I ^_ Oh, how pre-cious are the les-sons which I learn at Je - sns' side! Earth-ly There is cool and pleas ant shel-ter, and a fresh and crys-tal spring; And my Oh, how patieut-ly He list- ens! and my droop-ing soul He cheers: Do j'ou Go and hide be-neatb His shad-ow: this shall then be your re -ward; And when — #- — I — -»-—0- % — V- cares can nev-er vex me, nei-ther tri - als lay me low; For when Satan comes to Sav-iour rests be-side me, as we hold com-mun ion sweet: If I tried, I could not think He ne'er reproves me? what a falsefriendlle would be, If He nev- er, nev- er e'er youleavethe si-lence of that hap-py meet-ing place, Youmustmindandbearthe _^_._^ ._^- %*- >- -« — • — — I 1 — I I I I II •^«sir m Tin tbe Secret of Ibie preeence,— conciuocc* § 5i=i .t :tl*: 1^0 tempt me, to the se - cret place I go, to the se - cret place I go. ut - ter what He siij's when thus we meet, what He says when thus we meet, told me of the sins which He must see. of the sins which He must see. im - age of the Mas - ter in your face, of the Mas - ter in your face. -m ^ ^ H— 1-fe -1 — r-J 1 t-i 1 1 — ; H * ' ^ —\-9m « — h0s — #8- -^# — Hm — -:j — — ^^1 =1= ;y V J i*- _^-L ii r 87 ®b, for tbe peace. Mrs. Jane Crewdson. Ira D. SA^'KE^v. H: r 1. Oh, for the peace that flow - eth as a riv - er, Mak - ing life's 2. "A lit - tie while" for pa - tient vig - il - keep - ing, To face the 3. "A lit - tie while" the earth -ern pitch- er tak - ing, To way - side 4. "A lit - tie while" to keep the oil from fail - ing, "A lit - tie . I :=l: I — I N 1 — ^ -1 1 ^ ^ % tj___j_j__L,.,_,_^__q_^»_^_3 m des - ert plac-es bloom and smile; Oh.for the faith to grasp "Heav'n's bright for- storm and wres-tle with the strong; "A lit - tie while" to sow the seed with brooks, from far-off fountains fed; Then the parch'd lip its thirst for - ev - er while" faith's flick'ring lamp to trim; And then the Bridegroom's coming footsteps -F F— E=:t=i:p— h=3 ev - er, weep - ing slak - ing hail - ing. A - mid the shad-ows of earth's "lit -tie while." Then bind the sheaves and sing the bar - vest song. . . . Be - side the ful - ness of the Foun-tain -head.. . We'll haste to meet Him with the bri - dal hymn. . feBE r=^ g— ^ 13 88 Zbc IDoice on tbe Sea. Maj. D. W. Whittle. Mav Whittle Muodv. 1. Life once was 2. 0 sweet was 3. 0 life is 4. Christ now is a the no my mys ■ voice Ion - life, ter that ger and - y came a 'tis aw - ful call - ing niys - fry joy - ous to to to to me, me; me; be -•- • Fear Fair Je - Sail . m - fill was sns - ing -0- and the I with 0 /'^^'\m/-i 0 • r m M.. . ^ ^ P ' * p J 0 ^ 'S"g_fe„ , . it' r r , ' ^ P 'p m '• ■ ' M U !■ . ic I^ |j \j \j r 11 ,j . i ' 1/ 1^ '^ U L' U ^ I' 1/ f • r strange as a form of my take as my Him, safe - ly dark bound- less sea; Sav - iour to see; Pi - lot to be; on o'er the sea; And I tlio't of my - self as a As thro' the deep wa - ters and In the chart of His word all my With the calm of His pres-ence my ^:- %-- -0- ^ -v^ If — \ Pr |r- 1 1 1^ soul on the deep, Ev - er cry- ing, "Ah, who shall my frail ves - sel keep?" tem- pests He came, To.... save the Inst soiil that had called on His name. ' course is made clear, And with Him at the helm.. no dan -ger I fear, spir - it is filled. The... winds are all hush'd.and the wa - ters arestill'd. Chokus. I-— ^=:^ — ^ ^ n ^H — ^ p^ ^-^ — I — ^-| — n— "^^^^ Oh, sweet was the voice sounding o - ver » 0 m—.-0 0-i ; L ' 1 — i the sea, The Light of the x—\-i :t=t: I — ^- 0" -5- — ^-| — f ->, — ^-| — I World thy Pi - lot shall be; --i^-- -0 -J- -0 0- — •— f-d — t;=M/ y i/ ■ — '^ am come o'er the wave through the -#- -• -•- -# -• -• m TTbe IDolcc on tbc 55ca.— conciu&eD. Btorm and the night, ■0- -e- To meet with the soul that is -F- -H- -•- -•- -•- cr#- -#- -U — I 1 1 b Bl» a- 4fi=tl^ seek - inr m^ the Light. ^ •- Ml 89 jfacr to jface. Mrs. Frank A, Breck Moderato. Grant Colfax Tullar. 1. Face to face with Christ my Sav - iol^r, Face to face — what will it be? 2. On - ly faiut-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! O! bliss-ful mo- ment! Face to face— to see and know; \ y 'J ^ J ^ \ I -J— 4- -J^- 25|._-_1 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 crooked ways are straightened. And the dark thinpis shall be plain Face to face with my Re - deem - er, Je - sus Christ who loves me so. -» — » — » — -•- -U~ :t=: -^-- ^2.^.__ -t^-- r-Jf i Chorus. :3=z=5: -J— .-4 i :i^i ii= Face to face shall I be - hold Him, Far be-yond the star-ry sky;. 1^^ It: i •—^- Ul 4 -•- It: Face to face in all His glo - ry, I shall see Him by S^^: :t: l=r=r :t==t: t=t -0 -a.'- ^ i 90 pass Tit ®n. Henry Burton. Moderato. Gro. C. Stbbbins. zl^H!^ -A- (A r^-i 1. Have you had a kindness showu? Pass it 2. Did you bear the lov-ing word — Pass it 3. 'Twas the sun-shine of a smile — Pass it 4. Have you found the heav'nly light? Pass it 5. Be not self - ish in thy greed, Pass it on; on; on; on; on: 'Twas not giv'n for Like the sing-ing Stay-ing but a Souls are grop-ing Look up - on thy / ! i 1-^- fc2=f .n S_' \^A. J. S.-1S_ SE^: jz: -.^ -^-d =P= thee a - lone, Pass it on; of a bird? Pass it on; lit - tie while! Pass it on; in the night. Day-light gone; brother's need, Pass it on; Let it trav - el down the years. Let it Let its mu - sic live and grow, Let it A - pril beam, the lit- tie thing, Still it Hold thy light- ed lamp on high. Be a Live for self, you live in vain; Live for -t 1 1 1 t9—0 • m ' fj H — -N N- X- n iiiv Gt I wipe an- oth-er's tears. Till in heav'n the deed aj^pears— Pass it cheer an - oth-er's woe, You have reap'dwhatotherssow. Pass it wakes theflow'rsof spring, Makes the si- lent birds to sing— Pass it star in some one's sky, He may live who else would die, Pass it Christ.j'ou live a - gain; LiveforHim,withHimyoureign— Pass it on. on. on. on. on. "3: 5j ^^- 7-z^ ■-^-- i^-— I 91 Cbri0t, m^ ail Grace J. Frances. HuBBRT P. Main. ^ 1 ^ s y^kj^ ^-=q_ — ^- K — — t^ -25^ -P -K — V- ^— -J^- —\ — 1 i#i t- -^ iV __._j_^ —9-- i -?::J i- — • — -*— -fl- — t^ -K- -n-A tr -J- -0- -•- -0- 1 1/ 1. 1 would ev - er fol - low Thee, Christ, my all; Christ, my all; 2. In Thy word is my de- light, Christ, my all; Christ, my all; 3. Thou didst give Thy -self fer me, Christ, my all; Christ, my all; r~^ — 7^ • — • 1* * _, -•- — 1 — (S* 1 T' - -*- — 1 _fS_ 0 v -•- — 1 1 — ^ Pr^- -»--- — » — — »— — »— -^ -f-^- -?r- r ~ — "1 \r -e* V.^h 4 \, : , 1 1 , IV "' (2 p • p i/ii|. ^ I' 1/ V 1/ 1 7 1 1 b \i :^ ^ -25*- =N= -^- 1/ Thou art more than life to me, 'Tis my com - fort day and night. Help me now to live for Thee, ^ Christ, my all; Christ, my Christ, my all; Christ, my Christ, my all; Christ, my -«i- all all all =1: i5^i r 4- ^- =t As a child I would be - lieve. And Thy gift of grace re - ceive; Where Thou lead - est, I will go, Tho' the way I may not know; Time is fly - ing fast a - way. Soon will close life's fleet - ing day; ^ -'5'- -•- • -•- =fe=|=lizz=:t= It: :B iE :=!: Let me ne'er Thy Spir - it grieve, Christ, my all; Christ, my all. Thou the path of peace wilt show, Christ, my all; Christ, my all. Let me la - bor while I may, Ch'rist, my all; Christ, my all. m X-- i^B 92 Qf fear IRot tbe future I A. E. Abbl Lewis S. Chapbk. 1/ 1. o, 2. O, 3.0, 4. O, fear not the £u-ture! 'Tis hid-den in love, But known to thy Sav-iour Who fear not the fu-ture! Thou art not a-lone; He who died for Hie sheep ne'er for- fear not the fu-ture! What hast thou to fear? Thy foes are all vanquished, thy fear not the fu-ture! The tri-als that come Are sent to pre - pare thee for -y—A- — l-w'— v^-Lf m ^ U U k-J U U U :-_l^ ~jv r :«t -N— ^- reign-eth a - bove; The path for thy steps He Him-self doth pre-pare. And the sak - eth His own; E'en thro' the dark val- ley no ill can be-tide, For Je - Cap-tain is near; His grace is suf - fi-cient; His prom-is - es sure; And the ser- vice and home; Rich gains are thy loss-es, swift wings are thy sighs, And thy Chorus. • d d — -H • « — -A — ^ — V- light of His presence shall go with thee there, ho - vah will be thy Com-panio arms un - der-neath thee for aye shall tears shall bring vis-iona of joy to fear not the fu - ture ! Thy ■§• h thee there. \ n and Guide, f q hall en-dure. j ' 0 thine eyes. ) &—% — ? — '-rP — P — P — g — i-p— r-^ — i-J.-^. ^ — J^ — ^- -^— ^- ... i^izii: Kit =3= crown waiteth there ! The glories before thee no tongue can declare; Go for-ward with ^ Je - sus; He knoweth the way To mansions prepared for the Children of Day, ^- V m^^m 93 ttbe Sanbe of XLmc arc Sinkina. Mrs, Ann6 R. Cousin. Geo. C. STHBbiNS, ::^ S-^— I 1. The sands of time are sink - ing, The dawn of heav - en 2. O Christ, He is the foun - tarn. The deep, sweet well of 3. With nier - cy and with judg - ment My web of time He 4. The bride eyes not her gar - ment. But her dear Bridegroom' itit r — r — r -(=2- breaks, love! wove, s face; l^i -M—m • ' — ^- The sum - mer morn I've sighed for. The fair, sweet morn, a - wakes. The streams on earth I've tast - ed. More deep I'll drink a - bove. And aye the dews of sor - row Were lus - tred by His love: I will not gaze at glo - ry, But on my King of Grace- ^ J= :\=r. m ^ i~^ -^ N 1 1 1 ~1~ ~i^^ — Il — — M— « ^ — 4. 1 Dark, There I'll Not • -.■ dark to bless at -^«i |J- hath been the an o - cean the hand that the crown He -f r r mid - ful - guid giv - — « - r night, ness - ed, eth. 1 But His I'll But day- mer bless on T * * -\ -\ — r ' ' spring is at - cy doth ex - the hand that His pierc-ed hand, pand, planned, hand— —<§-T— feiL& • -^--- — — 1- — 1 — ^ \ H 1 r _(5,_J! Kl^h m • L • .• !• ^ 0 p 1 h ' L... 1 1/ 1 1 t" f i i 1 i d2: J -J- |] -5^. -Z^-T— ■-' And glo - ry, glo - ry And glo - ry, glo - ry When thron'd where glo - ry The Lamb is all the dwell - eth dwell - eth dwell - eth glo - ry a (2_ In In In Of Im - man - uel's land. Im - man - uel's land. Im - man - uel's land. Im - man - uel's land. ly tlbc Stor)? ^U0t be Zo\t>. Ira D. Sankev. iHiH -(&- 0 r 9 How it tells of love to all, Of Hifs meek and low - ly birth, - There is life in tv - eryword; I lliili J: r — r- -t-- eI How the Sav - iour in com - pas - sion, Died to save us from the fall; And the wel - come of the an - gels When they sang good -v'ill to earth; — There is hope and con- so - la - tion, Where the mes- sage sweet is heard; -I — 1-- -1 '-•- :=l: -•---fl- it: -I — -h il How He came to seek the lost ones, And to bring them to His fold; — -^ Of the cross, on which He suf-fered, — As by proph - ets seen of old, — ^ Let ns tell it to the wea - ry, And its beau - ties all un-fold; *■ r — r — r 0—,~^---t% -m — i-fiy 1 Let us hast - en to pro -claim it. For the sto - ry Of His death and res - ur - rec - tion. Let the sto - ry 'Tis the on - ly guide to heav - en. And the sto - ry must now must .m. t=t: r—r be told, be told, be told. must be told (be ^fe told), (S'-T 1 The sto - ry must be told, ^be Stori? flDuat be tTolb.— conciu&c&. Tluit Je - sus died for sin - ners lost, The sto - ry must be told. :^=S==f==t=|=t=r±=f=t: ■ X-- X-- r H — "— r :t: r H 95 Umpatient Ibeart, be Still! Geo, a. Warburton. -r^- %-=\-=^^ eS^ Geo. C. Stebbins. — N life- — I- — •- '—9- -0- -0- ^ -0- -0- • • • .0_ _0. . . .^. 1. Im - pa- tient heart, be still! What tho' He tar- ries long? What tho' the 2. My ea - ger heart, be still! Thy Lord will sure - ly come, And take thee 3. My anx-ious heart, be still! Watch,work,aud pray, and then It will not •- - . - - - - _ . - . S ^s ,5C-.gHtti — * — |— * 1 — f-- — 0—1-0- — w-0 — r-0 • •-- — • — 1-#--— ,-# 0-T — • — '-0-r—*-0—'-0f-^0—*tM a #-T— '-#—'-*! S==^#-T— i— '^ ' tri-umphsong Is still (is still) de - layed»? Thou hast His prom-ise sure, to His home, With Him(witliHini) to dwell; It may not be to-day; mat - ter when Thy Lord(thy Lord) shall come; At midnight, or at noon; •- -»- p • n--. — i— ,-• U \> -y •— '— • — • — 0-- — • — •-T— <— •• ::*=:; m And that is all se - cure; And yet, my soul, it may; He can- not come too soon ^ -•- . . ^ — S-f — •- Ee not I can To take thee home, a - fraid! not tell, :=f=t3== ;i -0- be not a - fraid! I can not tell, to take thee home. -V- t^ I — « 0- -0 h- -| '-b'- Refrain. Bit. -A- =i :=1- :q==i Be still! be Be still! Still! m^- _-!_» ^=1^= be still! Im - pa - tient 1 My ea - ger >■ heart My anx- ious ) C" f r - ;b be still! —51- be still! :t:=t: 96 I'll (Bo wbere l?ou want flDe to (^o. Mary Brown. ^ Carrie E. Rounsefbll. -^-^— I — ^fi=i- ^SeI — iy=v-J-l -#-T-«-| 1. It may not be on the mountain's height. Or o - ver the storm - y 2. Per -haps to-day there are lov - ing words Which Je-suswouhl have nie 3. There's sure-ly somewhere a low - ly place, In earth's harvest fields so ^r& Seek 4= EE^E sea; speak- wide - £ It ^— j- -A- =t ?^^ltl 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 Somewand'rerwhomI should seek Where I may la - bor thro' life's short day For Je - sus the cru - ci - fied- =t: t=E=E k' i,^ r i t^^fc=J 3^E5 :J=?t rrs But if by a still, small voice He calls To paths that I do not know, O Sav - iour, if Thou wilt be my guide, Tbo' dark and rug - ged the way. So trust -ing my all to Thy ten - der care, And know-ing Thou lov - est me, ^~Pf ^mm^m: '-=^ f- ^^ ^ — ¥ :^=T(: \y —^^ ' ' ' ' \ ' ■ ' I -^ I'llanswer,dear Lord, with my hand in Thine, I'll go where you want me to go. My joice shall ech - o Thy 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. ^^-^ ^ -p— p- ^-i^ — u- :^-^- "?' I'll go where you want me to go, dear Lord, 0-ver mountain, or plain, or sea; ^^ -\ — »- ^—M- .^_ W—f- ^ K^ b t £3 11*11 6o Mbere gou Mant riDc— conciuDed. I 1 — \ — — jT — ^ N V — N-1 — I — *i — 1^^ — I •— I — 1-^ — N — \ — IV — Or IT ri {. \^, ; I, • -•- I'll say what YOU want me to say, dear Lord, I'll be what you want me to be. -#- • -•- -•- -•- • -f- ^ "i" t^ -%- \^-_ -0- -f^ ■•" -•- "?-^ -» — »- ■S=t= -V— l; u D u7 5 • 97 1Ro ®ne Xll^e 3eeu0» V \>l V May Whittle Moody. --A — -P — I — ^ ^ — I — — H ^ — 1 — I — f :jv— 1. No one like Je - sus can make uiy heart clean; No one like Je - sus can 2. No one like Je - sus, in p;lo - ry or shame; No one like Je - sns in 3. No one like Je - sns, in dark n ess or light; No one like Je - sus, in 4. No one like Je - sus, and soon He may come, Bring-ing our loved ones to '^n^^ — *_*_^*L_* — rz=|='z=:?=;S^izz=ppi=zip #^t=^f=f=: -"— b — ~j h! — Tj — b — ^j—^V 1 '— b ,b b b b b- creg -A— JJs — A- 1 r» : 1 1 1 1^ r— J :i^i=a=F?z=?===r:1:^±z: :j=i=tL^zz:M=zl=J=J=: keep me from sin. The Lamb that was slain on Cal - va - ry's cross, tri - als the same. Com -pas-sion -ate love! O mor-tal, so blest, weak-ness or might. His Spir - it can teacli me to be kind and triie, For take us all Home. No pow - er on earth or in Heav-en can show, How — ^I — >i- Refrain. a little faster. --J- --X --A- -•- -•- -^ . -5 :•: . He is my gain, I'll suf - fer no loss*. No one like Je - sus can give thee sweet rest, if we love Je - sus we'll love our friends too. much He loves us, or the joy we shall know. Je - sus, my Sav-iour, ® Man^erer, come Tbome. Strbbins. 1. Out in the dark-ness and gloom of night, Wea - ry and faint and 2. Thus came the Sav-iour from heav'n to earth, Lone-iy the path He 3. Out on the mountains of doubt and sin, Dark is the night and cold; trod, cold; __,_, , -^J-,-J -\ -I- :d=:E=:1=:^=3=::1=t-'5t=:r=^= =p 1=q: :=i: ^^^^■ The Shepherd is seek-ing the lost, a - stray Far from the shel-t'ring fold. To res -cue His sheep that had gone a - stray, Far from the fold of God. But bright-ly a light Ihat will ne'er grow dim, Shines from the heav'nly fold. J_^J_^_4 — 4- I I O - ver the mountains thro' des- erts wild, Thro' tor-rents that rush and roar, Lone-ly He traversed the des - ert wild, S Seek-ing the lost to save; Shel-ter and com-fort and rest are there — it Kest in a home of love; :t=t:=t:: t: *:== -|=t=Ff=«i^=! ^b=EE=t=±=z:i r— 'r-' 1 \=t-- ©> — » — K=A \—^- ^---i ^ :Szi^j=J=L^ :d=5: -_!_._J,^J_, He car-ries it gen-tly with lov - ing arms, Back to the fold once more. To ran-som theworldfromthepow'r of sin, Tru - ly His life He gave. The Sav-iour is wait-ing to wel-come you In - to the fold a - bove. ^■ S^=t :te=i=:ii^^=li=i=|=! . ts" — »- =i=zt:=it: r— r— r t=$ =[:: .f2.^^_ REKltAIN. I ^J— 4 « — I- «- — • — # — L-* -^- O wan d'rer d'rer, come home,.... O come and no Ion - ger roam; come home, W- — •• . — t -•-zti:±t=: -|- ® Man&crcr, come 1bomc.--conciuj>c&. , , j-^4-J — I — — ^ ^^4—-\—4-,-^-,-^ — U-J — I— I- a±a- r The Sav iour is ten-der-ly call-ing, call-ing, O wand'rer.comehome.comeliome -•- -•- -•- -•- -#- I -#- ^ -#- ^-^ I _• -»- -•- -•- -»- -»- -»- j«'- -•^-' f^ 1— P 1— H— 1-5- T" r— r r- i 99 rabcn (Tbou Makest G. M Taylor. Mrs. Lewis S. Chafer. 1. When thou wak- est in the morn-iuc;, Ere tbou tread the im - tried way, 2. In the calm of sweet coin-mun-ion, Let thy dai - ly work be done; 3. And if wea - ri - ness creep o'er thee As the day wears to its close, g^; t=-t= — h- t:=t ^ — t — r- :p-— 6i=tSE=l iii@rtiigiBi| 3: rS -•- . -9- -m- -m- -*- - - .». .^. Of the lot that lies be - fore thee Thro' the com - ing bu - sy day. In the peace of soul out-pour - ing, Care be ban-ished, pa-tience won. Or if sud - den, tierce temp- ta - tion Bring thee face to face with foes; M^i t: :t: S3: -ii-' :t==t: :t= f« — H- t?- E3E Wheth-er sun - beams promise brightness, Wheth-er dim for And if earth, with its enchantments. Seek thy spir - it In thy weak -ness, in thy per - il, Kaise to heav'n a ^ 3 N 3 P I f I -I - bodings fall. to en - thrall, truth-ful call, 3 Be thy dawn- ing glad or gloom -y. Go to Ere thou list - en, ere thou an - swer. Go to Je - sus, tell Him all. Je - sus, tell Him all. Strength and calm for ev - ery cri - sis, Come, in tell - ing Je - sus all. Z ^ i { I ^ ^ Xi—^—V- :t= r I 100 Fanny J. Crosby. IWcver (3\vc lap. I. Allan Sankey, , N- ^ d m • g — L, i \-M-T 1 1 1 " m • • « — -*-T-* 1 1. Nev - er be Bad or de-spond-iug If thou hast faith to be - lieve; 2. What if thy bur-dens op -press thee; What tho' thy life may be drear; 3. Nev-er be sad or de-spond - ing, There is a mor-row for thee; ■^l>-f^ — » — » — » — » — 9 — m- P 1? P t' P t?" :sz=«=^dEt:=t=^| ___i_^_ H — ^ — « — 0 — i— F^ — 4-*1-| Grace, for the du - ties be - fore thee, Look on the side that is bright -est, Soon thou shalt dwell in its bright -ness, Ask of thy God and re - ceive. Pray, and thy path will be clear. There with the Lord thou shalt be. fc.^: V — g"— -»- -!!•- _!?.. :_=)_ Chokus Nev - - er give up, Never give up, nev- er give up, fe: • p 1/ p 1^ i** k/ Nev Nev-er give up, _•_• m •_ liiziziiiziii er give up, ^ uev- er give up, ts •_i_pizp: M :^ — ^ — ^ — ^— 4^ V U ;^ I,/ Nev-er give up to thy sor j{-h — • * 0- i^^ 1 i 1— rows, Je - sus will bid them de - part; :|=f— r— f— .— L— F=F:r{=g==| k' P P 1^ I/' ^ ^.,i_^^ IHever (5ivc IDlp. — conciuoeD. — «- :«*: -•-- 1 — ^ — ^ — N — y — r — Vt — I 1 — n Lord, Singwheijyourtri-als are great-est.TrustintheLordandtakebeart. Trast iu tlie Lord, ■ _<l. . "^ _ft_ _g_ _m_ .^. .^_ ,' — s 0 • 0 — »-^-| -^ F • U 0 •— l-l 1 =^-l-| 1 1 1 1 1 -i-'^'i — =1 l-l _^_^_j^__i — i_i^ — ^ — ^ — ^^—^ — j^_i_L^__^ — t^-^ ^—^ — ^-'-r"^! — lOI John R. Clements, arr. ®n l])onbcr Ibill of (Talvar^. H. P. Danks. 1/ ^ 1. On yon - der Lill of Cal - va - ry. Where Je-sns bled and died for me; 2. On yon -der bill of Gal - va - ry. Be - hold the world's great tnig-e - dy; 3. On yon -der hill of Cal - va - ry. The sinner's on - ly hope and plea, ^:B-t L:#: t=^—^ Z- -*— ft* — •- N— ^ -S=± 'Twas there from sin lie set me free, The sun, that aw - iul hour did flen, Christ gave His life for such as we — , — , p, 1 — , — 1— ^ 1 1 On Cal - va - ry, dark Cal - va - ry. From Cal - va - ry, dark Cal - va - ry. On Cal - va - ry, dark Cal - va - ry. -0- .£2 ,— • =f5 I 1 — P K 1 »— — y • • 1 Chokus. ^__J- itt u Ou Cal - - va - ry, dark Cal - va-ry: They nailed my Lord up - on the tree; Cal - va • ry, Cal - va-ry: They nailed my Lord up - on the tree; _i 1 1—^ 1 1 L| — • • 1 --^—y I-.-L. H— .— j^-K^— i^— ,-— I 102 Fanny J. Ckosbv Zrbere'9 IRoom tor aiL K_J_J_,_J_^ ^_J_,_._ Gfak C. Stebbtns. ^ — ^- 4—1 — q^— :s;-a — 0—\-^ — ^^^ N — 5-- — *— I — ^irl — ' H^ — ^ 1. Res- cue the souls that per - ish, Seek for the lost that stray; Pa - tient - ly 2. Out of the vale of sor-row, — Out of the star-less uij^lit, In - to the 3. Go with a lov - ing spir - it— Go in the Mas-ter's name; Life and a --# 0-.±-0—0 0 ,-g, _ . ^!^0 g p .-^-- .—0 #-i #- r-t-J— J-,-J— J— i-J -• '—'-S' — • — ' — guide their footsteps In- to the narrow way; O - ver them kind-ly bend-ing, gold - en sun-shine, Peaceful. andpure, andbiight; Gath-er them now to Je - sus- fuU sal - va - tion Now to theworldpro-claiui; Haste while the day-beamslinger- -#- J — -.^^ m-±.-0—0 0 p •— r-a — * ^— 1-«>- e: -. m m — i— »; _±2z=fezz:^Jit: Whis-per the Sav-iour's call; Whis-per a - gain the call, Haste ere the shad-ows fall, Tell them the feast is read - y — Tell them there's 5 -• — •- 1^ _f2.i — -0—0 0- :t:=t=t: -f="rrf 3^Ei; Refrain. room for §ii? Room for Room, there's iDom for fc=^- L^. m -0- -I — -•- -I all, all, lor all, -•- -•- -0- -0 '0 0- iZZZtl— ri Room for Room, there's room for lit: -4— J— .-J __^_J_J_ __!_• %--,-^-0 • 0^ S 1-0 — 1_^^_,— [^,— Lq-__-a Tell them the feast is read - y— Tell them there's room for all. all, for all ; 103 John R. Clements. 1l0 it motWng to ipou? May Whittle Moody. i=T :t^- — I — I- -J- 1. Is it noth-ing to you that heav- en's King Came down 2. Is it noth-ing to you that by and by You must trav 3. Is it noth-ing to you that some sweet day, In the heav • 4=:*=^ :M: -•- -0- :t-- •-*-r-r- t=t:- --t=t^ -»- -»- '^"^^ to this -el.... en - ly -« — « — ■H- -# — tf — • — • — • world of woe, death's dark vale, land so fair. That He suf-fered and bled, and. . rose from the dead, Where Jor - dan's waves the.. path -way.. laves, You may join . . the song that the ran - somed throng I r J-.- n t: m :zfc -\r^-N- .^^u^ Refkain. ^ t^ \-^ — ^ :tti: :3: ( M— \-m^ — «-- r — « 1 H-*- 'ar-i— -* ar-T— 5 t^ g-g- That e ■ And... Are for ter - nal life you might know? all but Christ doth.. fail? ev - er sing - ing... there? Is it noth-ing to you that tr-^x-- I • — I— • m — -» — •- ^ \^ ^ y u ±--A =:i=1: L-fezJ :1^ 5= il grace is free. And that God in His love doth call ? Is it nothing to you? 1^3: =t: -ii- It: '=r=f=t=: t: :t-_1:-_,4::-i:_t— -r:-, V k— '-f — I- 1 ' ■ > 1/ -r-- 104 Mben tbe IRoU is Called up IJonber. J. M. B. James M. Black. 1 When tbe trum - i)et of the Lord shall sound, and time shall bo no more, 2 On tbatbright and cloudless morn-ing, when the dead in Christ shall rise, 3 Let me la - bor for the Mas - ter from the dawn till set - ting sun. m^=^^ ^ -?*- -N -A- the morn - ing breaks, e - ter - nal, bright and fair; When the the glo - ry of His res - ur - rec - tion share; When His me talk of all His won -drous love and care. Then, when •— — • •-: — m — •~—i i-v— J- saved of earth shall gath - er o - ver on the oth - er shore And the chos - en ones shall gath - er to their home be -yond the skies. And the all of life is o - ver, and my work on earth is done, Aud the CnoRus. roll is called up yon-der, I'll be there. ■) roll is called up yon-der, I'll be there, t When the roll is called up roll is called up yon-der, I'll be there. ) When the roll is called up When the IRoll ie CaUc^ up l?on^er,— conciu&ec. yon - - der, When the roll is called np yon - - der, When the yon - (ler, I'll be there, When the ri>ll is chIIimI up yon -der, I'll be there, -»-•-#--♦-•-#- -#- -•-• -0- -0- ' -0- -0- • -0- -0-' -0- -#-• -#- -0- W^^ 33^ ^ t: -^ — , — i^ — ^. :i rH — ^: 'i-~-m- — I \H-— 1 -— • *-. — >^\-0-^~0^~m-T — i\-d — d^ — I ^ — — 1-| l> •-- r-#— '-^ ?_1_« «_L^._„^_0._ — I — ^-. .g ^-- g-\ I iJ roll is called up yon-der, When the roll iscalled up yonder, I'll bethere. When the roll ^t-i-V--^^-^- -0 — »--=—»- -r-y- 1- .(2. -r- rzEt—zazFl #-=--•- :£e£ I-. fcz«: -t^_i^- t. ■^ 105 Xlgbt after 2)arkne69. Frances R. Havhrgal. -4- Ira D. Sankey. 1 Light aft -er dark-ness, Gain at't-er loss.Strength after weakness, Crown aft-er cross; 2 Sheaves after sow- ing, Sun aft-er rain, Sight aft-er niys-tery, Peace aft-er pain; 3 Near aft-er dis -taut, Gleam after gloom, Love aft-er loneliness,Life aft-er tomb; -iS'--r-*-0 "-1 <S>—*-0 0 S— Li^-T-" Sweet after bit - ter, Hope aft-er fears, Home aft-er wandering, Praise af-ter tears. Joy aft-er sor - row. Calm aft- er blast, Rest aft-er weariness, Sweetrest at last. Aft - er long ag- o-ny Pi,ap-ture of bliss. Right was the pathway. Leading to this. =t: io6 Zhcve IB 3op in ni>^ Soul Fanny J. Crosby. I. Allan Sankky. :1=1 1 — r "='T i 1. I •« ill not be -woa - ry, tho' tri - als may come, And tivu-bles be - 2. I can- not be wea - ry ■when He is my rest; VVbat-e'er my tempt 3. There's joy that no language or thought can ex - press, It comes from His I. I . I I - - _ ^ -^- -0- --1- :SlEE?e ~m m — _| 1 — .^ — -•— P-» — — t- — -I [- :t=q IzEtE fore me I see,. . . a - tions may be, . ... pres-ence di - vine;. . But count them as noth-ing cam-pared with the love I'll tru.-itin His prom-ise be - cause He has said: And when in His likeness at last I a - wake, I Chorus. L-q.z=aiz:-=bqi=:5==i= F^^f;=i Je - (BUS, my Sav - iour, to me. . . grace is suf - fi - cient for thee." fuU-ness I know will be mine! iZE :C^ — i: I'll siDg of His love, of His »• J_J_ li— ::^- =Jfi ipi -•'-,-S- :»?«: -(=2- ::1= t=lt^i=2: fj j_J_,_|^ I— H— h« 1 1 F-l 1 9 hs^-1 h^-0 won - der - f ul love, Tho' bil - lows like mcuntains may roll;. . fear not the ^g=rS=,« • — *— J -^ — l-d— Li — 2 — g— -g — *— 1 • — J — 1_^ .0 0 1__ ::^-M tem-pest, I dread not the storm, For Je - sns gives joy to my soul. .#. jfZ. .0. M.' .0. — 1 — i=p — r^ r J-^-L| j« j T— I i^-|^^ 107 Anon. B 1bomcle00 Stranger, May Whittle Moody :dt: m ^^: 1. A home - less Stranger a - mongst us came, To this land.. of 2. And then from this siid... and sor-row-ful land, This... land.. of 3. And I must a- bide., where He... a - bode. And... fol - low His rJrfcfiiza^hi: fe^i X- fz=?=f=t=:|i±:=tz= ^^ '^ ^ 1 l—^S;-^ 1 -A^-A- -- N~ --I-, A--N- — ( — I — N — ^- N— A- -^ ^ ^ 1 R — K- — N=^-f\ N 1 1 sin.... and mourning; He., walked in a path of.. sor- row and shame, tears He de - part - ed; But the light of His eyes, and the touch of His hand steps., for - ev - er; His., peo-ple, my peo-ple;His God, my God, -P- — • — •— rh- _t-_._t--t: F=P— I— i!=^ -■f— t"— t-- -» — »- ??: Hv — I — nJ — « ^ — m-«— r — H — I — ^ f^H — I p^ v f^" H^^ — « — 4^ — I ^-— P^— « — 1-« «— -• € -^ P — -1— in - suit, and hate, and scorn - ing: left... me bro - ken -heart - ed: land., be-yond the riv - er; A.... And I And. . Man of sor-rows, of clave to Him as He where He died would I — » — — •-- \— t=£ -I — -N,^=vA ^ — \-,-^- — I 1 — ■ iv r ifzzziizdzitzi toils, of tears, An out- cast.. man turn'd His face From the land that was mine al - so die;.. Far dear- er a grave Uy u -p — r — I — I — ^ and lone - ly. But He looked on no Ion- ger, The., land I'd be - side Him Than a king - ly S^ .u/__^yi 1-1 1 -y-''^^ t=: t^I me, and thro' end - less years, Him must I serve, Him on - ly. loved in the gold - en days, ere I knew the love that was stron - ger. crowna-mong liv - ing men,... The place that they de - nied Him. 0- -0- -c- -•- -#- ^ — V ^^ I- r- r-.-ti— f— ^ •— f ^r- ^-^^^-a-> . ^ ir w=A ;E3: X=-V-—^- g— r^— t— r=^ :r=t: ■» — •—• 9-»- ±: t f-J f 5^=i: i io8 Fanny J. Crosby. JB^c Ibatb IRot Seen, E^ ^ Gho. C. Stebbins. 1^ 1 They tell me of a land so fair, Un - seen by luor - tal 2 They tell me of a land so fair, Where all is light and 3 No ra - diant beams from sun or moon A - dorn that land so 4 0 land of light and love and joy, Where comes no night of jL :f:' :ft ^. eyes, song, fair. i: :t:: tr- &^^- -^-^^"[-i t-^ £ -i — h^ — t- -&•- -K- -?^ Where spring in fade-less beau-ty blooms, Be - neath un - cloud - ed skies. Where an - gelchoirs their an-thems join With yon - der blood-washed throng; For He who sits up - on the throne Shines forth re - sjDlen- dent there. What will cur song ot tri-umph be When we shall en - ter there! S^ i± P^^ ^ 1/— b— I Hbfrain. U-- "Eye hath not seen "Eye hath not seen, eye hath not seen. ±sS =t ear hath not ear hath not heard, t t-M'-ti — • — » — »- :P=P: -t^- trC-t heard, Nei - ther hath it en - tered in - to the ear hath not hoard, Xei - ther hath en - tered, en - tcred in - to the £1? ^^=^- =15=4- U zt=!t-4z heart. ... of heart, tlie heart n man, .... man, of The things which The things, the things 'wliich I fc^==t^ H=^ i£^c Ibatb IRot Seen.— conciuoci). God . hath pre - pared for them, pre - God hath pre - pared, wliich God hath pre - pared for theiu, for them, pre - "^ # # -• -•- .^- ^ Jft. -ft. -i^_y fci/— t/ f-- V— ■— :»~=r=pt:=t:=t:=t:=q pared for them that love. . . . pared, pre -pared for them, for them that love Hiin,. -0- ^ I -0—0- m — p» m m that love Him, that love 109 mhcn bMU me flDeet Hoain. A. A. Watts it S. F Smith, i* P Andante. y — -=t — I Him.". H. P. Danks. 1. When shall we meet a - gain, 2. When shall love free - ly flow 3. Soou shall we meet a - gain, _| 1_^ _^ ^_ |-#-T • > 1 Meet ne'er to sev-er? Pure as life's riv-er? Meet ne'er to sev-er; -<9-_ — •-- — v—\-* — •- — When will peace When shall sweet Soon shall peace *-- — W • — ^— .|4— -I — 4 -ffi* , m — - — »-i ;-5 — ■ 1 1 — , — I 1 N-i — N , t ' — •——7^ — I — I 1 ^ — I — 1 — — I =siiq: --■:X-\-X :d=^ Wreathe her chain, Round ns for- ev - er? friend -ship glow Changeless for- ev-er? wreathe her chain Round us for- ev-er; J: 5 f-l' ■ -0- • Our hearts will ne'er re - pose. Where joys ce - les - tial thrill, Our hearts will then re - pose :t: .0-1. -^ J J-,--! — -A— J — Safe Whe Se is fromeachblastthatblows, In thisdark vale of woes, Nev-er— no, iiev-er! reblisseachheartshallfiU, And fears of part-ing chill Nev-er — no, nev-er! curefrom worldly woes; Our songs of praise shall close Nev-er — no, nev-er! I I |_, 1 N— 1-# '=— «- — • — • — « •— * '-i— .-• 1 no (Tbe Storp tbat IRever (Brows ®I^ James M. Gkav, D.D. Ira D. Sankhy. #^fi-- 1?^ -> — « — - -4^ \ --^;- ~1^~ -- N — — ^ — N— - -»-T IJ- » « i -*— =i=i 4 — N- ' 1 — -#- y =i^- 1. 0 tell me the sto - r.Y that nev- er grows old, The sto - ry of 2. 0 tell me the sto - r.y that nev - er grows old, The sto - ry the 3. 0 tell me the sto - ry that nev -er grows old, The sto - ry the ■4. O tell me the sto - ry that nev - er grows old. The sto - ry the — •— -•-V -1 -• — -# ~fi — -•- _• p.^ _J_ — » — -•-T— — • # — — 1 — b' — -p— -» — -b" — — » — — f — — • — • 0 -~r~ If-"- =5='^= -^- — 1 1 =:^^ i^ 'Wr 11 -^— ^ One whom the proph - eta fore - told; an - gel at Beth - le - hem told; Gos-pels re - peat man - i - fold; a - ges to come will un - fold; The The The The Horn of sal - va - tion, the Babe in the man - ger, of love and com - pas - sion in kind - ness of God in re - ^1^^-^ — ^'" -f^ -^ N- — ^^ — p -H-^ -- 1^- _- A — 1 tr 1^ *-• Scep-tre low - li - Je - siis deeming . . . -•. m •. and Star, est birth, we trace, the lost, 1 -r-^i- — r 1/ ^ The Light in The high - est The pow - er The death of # r-0 -t- the arch and our r- dark-ness they -an - gel ex - pa-tience, the Sav- iour in t— saw eel - glo - pay - -•- "-'0- from ling ry mg -• — : — ^ 1 a - far. in worth, and grace, the cost. -• • , ^s-E=S- ~"«i — X' r — » — 1 — — 1 ^ z t-- t >— =^S= s M •-M^.- -r^ -V- ^ u 1^ -^— \r- I ' Chorus. grows _t:L_ old, It nev - er l—\zf=±-- grows old. ^1 :^ The •^t: sto ry of Je i^ 5=^5^ ±: Will nev - er grow old! in Ill "Me Can Do 1ft, 1If Mc Mill" Maj. D. W. Whittle. -. N— ^-rJ May Whittle Moody. 1. Broth-ers, by the Spir-it band- ed, 2. 'Bound the world the lost are plead- ing 3. By the grace of God that sought us, 4. All to Christ most free -ly giv - ing, O'er the earth of Christ to tell, For the light from Zi - on's hill; By the Spir - it, here, to dwell. Self - de-nied, that He may fill; ^^t: ~A-*. :t=t: r- i-T—t =F :T: By the Son of God com-mand-ed. We can give what they are need - ing. By the precious blood that bought us. In the Ho - ly Spir - it liv - ing. fct:: :t:=t. 'We can do it, 'We can do it, ' We can do it, 'We can do it, -» # # »- -Si—. — I — we will, we will, we will, we will. -^,- Chorus. — With Spirit. ^£^^ — . N- will, ^==t= r^r We can do it. _^_ -I — -g'-v- if we will," t=t: r~'5^ — ; 1 Cres. T- — s c f^^ f^ — ^^^ ^^r — •-T « • -0 • • tSit 1^: O'er the earth make proc-la - ma- tion Of our Christ and His sal - va - tion. _ _ _ _ -«- -•- . -#- it If: .0. -a- :t=t: if we wilt" I— » • •— •- ■I— I 1 y 1— l-t/ V — V — V- 112 Fanny J. Crosby. B^ 6racc are !3e Save^ Geo. C. Stbbbins. -.^== =g=^ 1. 'Tis not by works that we have done, Our souls re - deem'd shall be; 2. 'Tis not by works that we can do, 3. 'Tis not by works of ours, that we 4. 'Tis not our works, but Christ's a- lone, -•- • -•- -•- -•- -0- -i9- . Our right-eous - ness is vain; Can know our sins for-giv'n; Then rest thy anx-ious soul; u-h i-j ^— :^— j^-^'^^i 1^-1--' 1— J 1 il 1 fv-i— J 1 But But But For tfe:: by tbe blood of God's dear Son, Who died on Cal by what Christ Himself hath done, E - ter - nal life by the liv - ing word of Him Who pleads for us safe thou art on Him thy Rock While end - less a ±-=f. r va - ry. we gain, in beav'n. ges roll. ^^~\ — » — -ts'— =^ — I r- Chouus. By Grace are ye saved, are ye saved, by .... Grace are ye saved, By Grace are ye saved thro' faith. ^^-, l:t=t=ii±: 0 (S. 00 — 00 — 0 0 — -J- -J-^-J'-J- -»--—• 0 ■+- And that not of your -selves It and that yourselves, the gift of God. -•-&• .t=£ -='i=^=i^i! ■r- -b- - • &•- W -0- \- h- r-r- ss; By Grace are ye saved. By Grace are ye saved thro' faith, are ye saved, by .. . Grace are yn saved, . . -.^ :f: 111? Jf . J_,N^tts^ *: r*-' ±=t: lEt: B^ (Brace are JPe Saveb.— conciuoc&. And that not of your-selves, It and that your-selves, ei It:— t:::=ii: r- is the gift of God. o< God. ^ * ^ 113 Xike a IRiver, (Blorious. Frances R. Havergal. Rev. J. Mountain. 1. Like a riv - er, glo - rious Is God's per - feet peace, O - ver all vic- 2. Hid - den in the hoi - low Of His bless - ed hand, Nev-er foe can 3. Ev - ery joy or tri - al Fall - eth from a - bove, Trac'd up-on our t: r — r — r — r •=t :t=t:=d ^J— J_J_J- li=^^=i ;i -1 — I- to - rious In its bright in - crease; Per-fect, yet it flow - eth Full - er fol - low, Nev-er trai - tor stand; Not a surge of wor - ry. Not a di - al By the Sun of Love. We may trust Him ful - ly, All for .1 — #_ » — p — »- 1— I r 1 1 Cho. — Stayed up -on Je - ho • vah, Hearts are Repeat for Ohorus, 'S' ev - ery day — Per - feet, yet it grow - eth Deep - er all the way. shade of care, Not a blast of hur - ry Touch the spir - it there, us to do; They who trust Him whol - ly Find Him whol - ly true. ^^=^=^ £ -&^- 4p- X- ~\ \-s> r — r — r — r- ful - ly blest ; Find - ing as He prom • ised. Per - fed peace and rest i 114 Xeab me, ® w\^ Saviour. Fanny J. Crosby. Chas. H. Gabrikl. 1. Lead me, O my Sav-ionr, lead me, 2. Lead me, O my Sav-iour, lead me, 3. Lead me, 0 my Sav-iour, lead me, Clos - er would I cling to Thee, Keep my heart from ev - ery snare; Till at last, my jour - ney o'er, Ere the shad-ows gath-er round me Fierce tempta-tions oft as - sail me I shall see, a - dore and praise Thee And my way I can - not see. And I need Thy con-stant care. With the ransomed ev - er - more. CHonus. =F -j- -^ — Lead me, lead Lead me, 0 my Sav - lour, lead me, -0- -»- -»- -#- -•- -•- -•- -i^"- — N- me, Grant Thy strength and grace di- O my Sav - iour. Grant. O grant Thy vine; strength and grace :£ Eli; Let Let -•- my thoughts on my thoughts -0- -•- =t: -I Thee on be cen Thee be tered cen - tered -i?- And my -^— -^— •— «. — Jl 5f- -V m will be lost in 1/ I I 1/ Thine 'lost in Thine. tr- -^- _« ^ ■ c^ 1 — p-^-r- 115 ^be IbomclanM Rev. R. H. Hawkis. Geo. C. Stebbins. 1 The riome-lanJ! 0 tbo Home-land! The land of the free - born! There's no night 2 My Lord is in 3 My loved ones in the Home-land, With an -gels bright and fair; There's no sin the Home-land Are wait-ing me to come, Where nei-ther iis c4 hi-*- 5 ^— i- r '&- in the Home-land, But aye the fadeless morn; I'm sighing for the Home-land, in the Home-land, And no temp-ta-tion there; The mu-sic of the Home-land, row In -vades their ho-ly home; O death nor sor ^^ 1^ -^- * -/J-^.-*- dear, dear na-tive Coun-try! g i:=t t- -W—W- ^- ft^= J^-^ -W :t=4: ^ 3tD^i ^ u heart is There is no pain in And when I think of Christ bring us all to the Home-land the Home-land the Home-land To which I'm My eyes are Of Thy re - E^ ^^ ^ m draw-ing near; There is no pain in the Homeland To which I'm drawing near, filled with tears; And when I think of the Home-land My eyes are filled with teara. deem-ing love; Christbring us all to (he Home-land Of Thy re - deem-ing love! ^ f--t^^ ^ ^ ^ -^ ^- -0 »- _l (__ J v-i •*> i*- * /3l I Ii6 Julia H.Johnston. Saving (Brace. t>. B. TOWNKK. -\— N-A-l ;4 ^-'i^=J=r=5=3: =s I 1. 0 gold-en day, when light shall break Anddawn'sbrightgloriesshallun - fold, 2. Life's upward way, a nar-row path. Leads on to that fair dwelling- place, 3. I dim-ly see my journey's end, But well I know who guid-eth me. '^t^ When He who knows the path I take. Where, safe from sin, and storm and wrath, I fol-lowHim, that wondrous Friend Shall ope for me the gates of gold. They live who trustredeem-ing grace. Whose matchless loveisfulland free. j^ .0. ftm \.^^ ^— • — • ff* — '-[7 — ^ — #-•-•-'='-1/ u uS^'^F^^=^— ' c U i> rati Earth's lit-tle while will soon be past, Sing, sing, my heart a -long the way. And when with Him I en - ter in, I- My pil - grim song will soon be The grace that saves will keep and And all the wav look back to xtx -i^-n — ^~ **• ■=i^-P»-«-^- irtt: oer, guide, trace, -0-0- ■I H -•-=M— =1-»-'»H»- b I' b b :!=!: ^^-|7-» The grace that saves, shall time out - last, Till breaks the glo-riouscrown-ing day, The conqueror's palm I then shall win. And be my theme on yon- der shore. And I shallcrossto yon - der side. Thro' Christ,and His redeeming grace. X -0~% a* -i-. 1 — I — I — i- -P-^- m^ S3 ^A-^- -0^\ Chorus. ^^^ f- -I — I — ' — Then I shall know, as I am known, And stand com-plete be - fore the throne s fr L/ r r g= 1 — t- :^=^ C- 1 h ,^% 1 — r— t ^ Saving (Brace— conciuoeo. ^ipppiiiigipgp^^iiii] Then T shall see my Sav-iour's face, And all my song be sav - ing grace. -^ =t: =fe^ :^:^- Come to Ibini 1Row. Thoro Harris. -.— gr-j-.rLj-'-5-5-g-'--='-i— i-— •— ^C.^ and sweet, is the Sav - iour's voice! It bids ev - ery trem- be heavf - y, your faith be weak, But Je - sus has come be dark, and the way be drear, But Je - sus is waiting I I ! bling your your :t=t -•— ^ -^— I— «- t=t:: :t=t=U= rr r^-r 1^1 ^to: heart re-joice; 0 come to Him now, make Him your choice, He pa-tient-ly waits for thee, soul to seek; 0 come to Him now, and He will speak The sins of your life for -given, heart to cheer; Then come to Him now, while He is near; And trust in His might-y power. I ^ I II -o j^i z;)— 1 # I a P-1 — —^- S=q=t -^ H-Tx i ;»-) 1— ^=^■ ^- --^-^ J-J-4- ijE^ii^nziEESi -s — h-r^ 1 — -^ — -1/ — sJ- Come to Him now, yes, come to Him now; Rest in His love, at His feet low - ly bow. :t=:^=:t:=|it=f-— 5=^=3 -»-^-» — » — <f5 — »- 7-#— •— (2--. 1 1 1 ^ -XzzJz^ ^- -I— 1 v-i- Come to Him now, conie to Him now; 0 wan-d'rer come home to Him now. ^=p: if: ^r-^^-r= f=#^ -<Z-^-(2- t; :t=: f^- 1 ii8 Z\)c 3\vb witb a Broken Ming. Hezbkiah Butterworth. ^Jizi :i^"^-'-i— *ir^:— J— J-' .J— •^•-'-i^-is^' -s— 1— '^^ F. M. Lamb. 1. 1. . . . walked thro' the woodLind mead-ows, 2. I. . . . found a young life bro - ken 3. But the bird with a bro - ken pin - ion 4. But the soul., that comes to Je - sus 0 — r» — •- • — • — -» »- ^B t/N=^tp'- :t=&- r— r Where sweet the thrushes By. . . . sin's se - ductive Kept an-oth - er from the Is. . . . saved from ev-ery sing; art; snare; sin, And., found on a bed of moss - es, A.... bird with a bro-ken And. . touched with a Christ-like pit - y I.... took him to my And the life that sin hath strick-en Kaised an - oth - cr from de - .^nd the heart that ful - ly tru.sts Him Shall a crown of glo - ry wing, heart, spair. win: *: r -^_^_ its old sweet strain I heal - ed its wound, and each morning It. . . sang He lived with a no - ble pur - pose. And strug - gled not in vain; Each loss has its com - pen - sa - tion, There is healing for ev - ery pain; Then come to the dear Be - deem - er, He'll cleanse you from ev-ery stain; But the But the But the bird with a life that bird with a bro - ken pin - ion siu hath strick-en bro - ken pin - ion - cy By His won-der-ful love and mer -• 0 • 1 —I 1 -I Nev - er soared as high a - gain. Nev - er soared as high a - gain. Nev - er soars as high a - gain. You shall sure-ly rise a - gain. Siiii^iiiil^ipipp^^^ 4th verse by P. P. Bilhorn. 119 Maj. D. W. Whittle. II am tbe Dine. May Whittle Moody. ,-j-- — ^ — I N- 1. Much of my life, Lord, seems to me A striv-ing to be good and not re • 2."Light from a - bove first dawned on thee Whensee-ing My com-plet-ed work on 3."PIave I not pow'r thy soul to keep? The Shepherd true is ev - er near to al -• i - ty; .. My heart is burdened, Lord, re - veal, I pray, If Cal - va - ry;... No oth - er light can now thy path - way guide. From guard His sheep; For I,... the Christ, am truth and life and way, A - :t=t=i=r= — i •— k/ — Lh Kefkain. * , ly 1 ,— I N U=^-l ,— f*^ ^^^ N \ FV — t 1/ U there is not for me some bet - ter way. hour to hour. My child, in Me a - bide!" bide in Me for grace from day to day." 'I am the vine, ye are the same bring-eth forth much fruit, For with-out Me can do noth - ing. 120 a Xittle TObile. Gborge Paulin. Geo. C. Stebbins. H^ 1 4- 1 #^ ^^ — N -1 — -^-J^ ~? d • • • i** -N -f ^ 1 -• ^- -0- •w lit - tie =i-^*— ^- ^i-^— • "# 5 4ti:i S =5=^=1 Zii. V ^ • - j.^ • 1. A while, and we shall be Where sin shall uev - er dwell; 2. A lit - tie while, and we shall stand A - mid the blood-wash'd throng; 3. A lit - tie while, and we shall meet The loved ones gone be - fore; 4. A lit - tie while, and We shall hear The Sav-iour's whisper, "Come;" — i^«-«-= r^ jL J -•- -l=\ JJ "1 ^ .n -•-.— ^ S4i ^ -1 — ; T -h — 1 — p: — ^ aiz-^t- ?^?=? IT -g== lit - tie while, and we shall live lit - tie while, and we shall sing And we shall clasp their hands a - sain And we shall ev - er dwell with Him jL 1 IV K^-l 1 1 Where songs of tri-nmph swell. The ev - er-last-ing song. On yon - der ra- diant shore. In our e - ter - nal home. %-^^ ^ • m ^-li-S- — /5>- m Chouus. 1^— ~4 — — • — i p-l ^ -^ — 1 1 — =1 — J ^— ^- "* — -0 ' ^1^ • 1 -\ 1 — 0 -4- t A lit - tie while, and we shall see Our lit - tie while, we shall see. Shall K— -0— ■ 0 1 — ^- — « — 1 — -•- — 1 — • — P "^ 1 U- ■ ^ 1? — b*— ^ — 1 U - And we shall sing we shall eing -#- -•- H 1 — -H» -0- a XittlC MbiIC,~-ConcluDe&. ^^-^ i T J .- — -s — — q -fJ^ — -N — ^— =:t<= /Ts — 1 ^?— i — : — i through end - less u ^ ^ s years, end - les8 • ^ h 1- years, • The won The won - ders -• — r • — ders of -* of His. 1 1 4 — • — ' His grace, grace, Hi.s grace. K:>]f ^ f- — » — •- r =r ^='= _» w -\ — \ 121 Rev. Francis Pott. anoel IDoicee, lEvcr SiuGing. Sir Arthur Sullivan, 0 -:,\-a-*'- — |V- — , — , — f^^ ^— 1 pi^j- — * — *"• %- — • — -1 — ^— -A -S^A 1 — r?i^ 1 — # — 'fi- — * — 1 — -#- -•- 1. An - gel voic - es, ev - er sing - ing Round Thy throne of light, 2. Thou who art be - yond the far - thest Mor - tal eye can scan. 3. Yea, we know Thy love re - joic - es O'er each work of Thine; 4. Hera, great God, to - day we of - fer Of Thine own to Thee; -r — » — • — -•- — •— _• •— —W- — • -f— ?=F— i= -1 1 1 S^M-'— _^_u -y— -*— -p" p.. '# * r -1?— r — • — lE^— 1 An - gel harps, for - ev - er ring - ing, Can it be that Thou re - gard - est Thou didst ears and hands and voic - es And for Thine ac - cept - ance prof - fer. tt'- ^-3 Rest not day nor night; Songs of sin - ful man? For Thy praise com -bine; All ill: un - wor - thi - ly. -A ?---l-i-r-« 1- m Thou-sands on - ly live to bless Thee, And con - fess Thee Lord of might. Can we feel that Thou art near us, And wilt hear us? Yea, we can. Craftsman's art and mu - sic's meas-ure For Thy pleas- ure Didst de- sign. Hearts and mind", and hands and voic - es, In our choic-est Mel - o- dy. -9- — I 1^ » f — \-\——-'<^- — * * — I"- — 1 __ \_2 1 -I IC- i 122 II lbcar& tbc IDoice of Jesus Sa^. HORATIUS BONAR. J. B. Dykks. :::==zp=:ai=pq: :^: -tSrT==l 1. 1 heard the voice of Je - sus say, — "Comeun - to me and rest; 2. I heard the voice of Je - bus say, — "Be -hold, I free - ly give 3. I heard the voice of Je - sus say, — "I am this dark world's light; 1 I N I ^ -4 t^-t- -hp-- Zt mm q=1= 1-; ^ ^ 1^« Fi 1 1 -j 1 IJ fti Lay down, thou wea - ry one, lay down Thy head up - on my breast!" The liv - ing wa - ter; thirst-y one. Stoop dowu, and drink, and live!" Look un - to me, thy morn shall rise, And all thy day be brie:ht!" s: S=C: m -t- t: =F= :t= 0 0—*- -1:: w -A— N-J ^-1 — \ ^ • * •-^--S'-X- :a=,'_,-^_gigilzizz: ■*0 '^ =^==T 't^ I came to I came to I looked to I I Je - sus as Je - sus, and Je - sus, and was, j{ Wea- ry, and worn, and sad; drank Of that life - giv - ing stream; found In Him my Star, my Sun; I I M-0- f=ig=gzig * — V^t/— |- I found in Him a rest - ing-place. And He hath made me glad. My thirst was qnench'd, my soul re-vived. And now I live in Him. And in that light of life I'll walk. Till all m^ your - ney's done. — p~H — ^ — ' — ^-^ — ^ — ' — '"i '"r :p: -f^-- '-T i t=H%s 123 H am TRe^ccmet). Fanny J. Crosby. Ira D. Sankky. 1. I am re - deemed, O praise the Lord; My soul, from bond-age free, 2. I looked, and lo! from Calvary's Cross A heal - ing fountain streamed; 3. The debt is paid, my soul is free, And by His might -y pow'r, 4. All glo - ry be to Je - sus' name, I know that He is mine, 5. And when I reach that world more bright Than mor - tal ev - er dreamed. Has found at last a rest - ing place It cleansed my heart, and now I sing, The blood that washed my sins a - way For on my heart the Spir - it seals I'll cast my crown at Je - sus' feet, zlzzz :t: In Him who died for me. Praise God, I am re - deemed. Still cleans-eth ev - ery hour. His pledge of love di - vine. And cry, "Redeemed, redeemed." -f— -»-^— Chorus. ■.^ _f^ .N -I — _ — ,-< — f^^_ U 1; I am re - deemed, I am re - deemed, I'll sing it o'er and I am redeemed, I am redeemed, ^ I g|3EiEEE Jizg -V— t/- '^'-^- -^—^— ^zf=f7z?=f£Ft: ^ b: — ^— ^ ■^^=^^i :^—wi~ ^- o'er; I am re - deemed, O praise the Lord; Eedeemed for ev-er - more. I am redeemed. -iS St=p=t&P*=N=t=f= t^i=^==h^=jr^^^ -(2— (•- :t=t: t-^ 124 ^ru0t in tbc Xort). Ida L. Reed. 4 Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. Bless - ed 2. Bless - ed 3. Bless - ed 4. Bless - ed he that is trust - iu^ the Lord, For the help that he he that is trust -ing the Lord, Wliodoth fol - low the he whom the Fa- ther will aid, And the Sav - iour will he who will keep in the way That will up - ward and i — • •-- =- — • — • • •— r* •-- — • • — I — • • dai - ly needs; |He shall in - her - it the prom- ised re -ward; If he heav'nly way — Keep- ing with pa- tience and hope in the path. All his e'er be -friend; He shall not fear, and shall not be dis-mayed, For the on -ward lead; Walk- ing by faith in His love ev - ery day, Who sup - 1^; # — 1-# •-- — • • r-*- — • — fol - low where Je - sus leads, steps shall He guard each day. Lord will' his soul de - fend pli - eth his dai - ly need Trust in the Lord with Trust in tho Lord, O tru.st in the Lord ?:v?5z:i=i=::t — n — M-f= f- :g=t: :p=P= all thine heart, And ia all thy ways ac-knowl-edge all tliine heart, with all thine heart, ac - 'Cxmt in tbe Xorb«— conciuDeo. D.S. m r-n -r Him. knowl-edge Him, y^=» '1/ t' I I 1/ l^ k' And He shall di-rect thy paths, 1^ di - rect :t=i -| thy paths. ^ t:=t=l :^- ^^. -^- :=l: .-J-^4 «- All thy ways ac-knowl-edge Hiin, And He shall di-rect thy paths, ac - • knowledge Him, :i=t:=^=ri:t=h^-_i:=fc=i=if p 125 6ob of iBternit^. Fannv J. Crosby. :^#=1: 4=d: :q= -g— I. Allan Sankev, J 4 'm^ 1. God 2. God 3. God Sav - iour and King, An - cient of Days, Love., is Thy name, Help us Glo - rious God of to in the 5 — Lfz^ L^ g_ :=\- Ijon - or Thee, maj - es - ty, earth and sea. Help while we sing; All - thor of Praise; Thee we pro -claim; 1 A Now may the clouds of night Hear Thou our ear - nest call. Love, thro' Thine on - ly Son, ?itl^^^- :t- -<^-~- -^-T- :t: ;i; £ :t -G>- ;i ^h^^MM^ Break in - to splendor bright, Je - sus, our life and light, Our Lord and King! While at Thy feet we fall, Je - sus, our all in all, Onr Lord and King! Thy work of grace hath done; O bless- ed Three in One, Our Lord and King! K I -#- -»- -9- ' -^- -•— ~ -*- I -•- \-m-. 4 ^ 7^ ^—-^ — ^— I — ■ > — I 1— I — ^— I 1 — \-\ • — s rf — V^ ^ H 126 Zhc Stor^ of 3e9ue can IRevcr (5row ®lb. Maj. D. W. Whittle. May Whittle Moody. P-H — g *— -• -^ ^^ \ ^ 1— — i: P 1 J 1— -K -^-^^ — N- -^ — \- — I i.j_ 1. They tell rue the sto - ry of Je - sus is old, And tbey ask that we 2. Yet the sto - ry is old, as the • sun-light is old, Tho' its new ev - ery 3. For... Vihat can we tell to the wea - ry of heart, If we preach not sal • 4. So with sor- row we turn from the wise of this world, To the wan - der - era -i — -I 1 \= t=f -1 — m- -\—m 1 1— -— » » •- -I — U u. uj_ r? — ^— preach something new; morn all the same; va - tion from sin? far from the fold; ^ 1/ They say that the babe, and the Man of the cross, As it floods all the world with its glad-ne.ss and light. And how can we com - fort the souls that de - part. With hearts for the message they'll join in our song, V— — y — ^ — • — • — '- ^ ',~^r- Refuain z__^^ — #— '— r — 9 — • 1- For the wise of this world will not Kindling far a - way stars by its flame. If we tell not how Christ rose a - gain? That the sto - ry can nev-er grow old. j -•- ■•-_ "!?■ -•- .'^ N ^ ^ 1.^ I . ^=ii=iq=»=»=:^=:i;=:S=^=|=J^=|-i»-»-| z^i^gz=igz:z^z=:^=ii=1— I— jzi-g---»-:i>=ig=: '-• — • — '-• — ~0-- — = '— • — « — I It can nev - er grow old, It can ^ k* ^ y^i^h^e±=\ziiJzz\ziz~i-zizr^Z--t::^^-\-S nev-er grow old, Tho' a mill-ion times o-ver the sto- ry is told; While sin lives un- ^. -n- '^: -»- .0. .0. g,. ^- .^- ^ -»- -#- g»- 5 — 0 — 0-:^-0 — «— K« — 0—\Sr^—^ — p — P \--Xz- X-—m — P— l-i \-0 — #-- i-#- -^ — \^ — (7 — ^ 1 — u— -I 1 — ^ — • — 1^" V— >■- — S — l~Vnmj\-9, — H — ^-^-l-*-l-*-v-<— » — ^ — g — »-l-g-;-^-*-«-Fi vanquished. And death rules the world, The sto -ry of Je - sus can nev-er grow old. :f=|=f: Xz=ti -ty — I — :'=p=-izit^^=:£=fz:|i»£?=f=f=n — ,— '^1 y— h — h — h — h — ' -K— n \j—0 — " "t^— P— l7-'-CS- 127 Sbinino for 3e0U0. LiLLA M. Alhxandhr. :fc«i^— ^ ^N r)^ -m — 1. Are you Kluning for Je - sus, my 2. Are you sbiiiiug for Je - sus, my 3. Are you shining for Je - sus, my 4. Oh! shine out for Je - siis, my 5. Shine on- ly and ul - ways for broth-er, broth-er, broth-er, broth-er, Je - sus, — ft — I— -• — •— Gbo. C. Stebbins. -0 L^T • ' *S=fefc Shin ing so clear ami so bright, Shin-ing in deed and in word? Shining for truth and for right, Shine where He needs you the most; Then, when your toil-ing is o'er, :t=p qz:rii^z^-LJ — ^ — ^__^_^__J^_f=:^:l: H — I— • — =^— — I — I ^ — I — 1-^5 — I — ^-T-^- That the souls that are perishing round you Is your life, by its pu - ri - ty, show - ing Where bold un-be-lief and its min-ions And shine where the darkness hangs deepest In mansions of glo - ry e - ter - nal, &t:=t=b=r=t=E=t:=E=:b-=^= : ^-^ U tJ b U '^ ^ May be guided to Him by your light? The likeness of Je-sus yonr Lord? Are pos-ing as an-gels of light? O'er the path of the straying and lost. You shall shine as the stars ev-er-more. _^_^_ •— ^— #— P- ^ yi — k' — yi — yi- t=t^- f^ CHOUL'S. -0- Shin - ing Shin-ing, shin - ::5-i«=:i^=H=::1: -• — • — #—>-#---#- ^- for ing, Are you shining to - day? Shin - ing for Shining, shining, I I '^ C '^ " ^M: I t/ U U 1/ X- m i/ 1/ ^-^J^,-A — \ 5-*- — I- 1 ■ -TT — ^ — —r-^ 1— ^ \ 1 1 1 — I- -^— Je sus, Shin-ing all the way; Shin - ing for Je - sus In this Shin - ing, shining, -jj-tt— *-- 1 1— • m. ' *~\-s-r-B • • 1^ — i^^« «-- ' 1— • m— -^ — ^^-^ — I* — *- * — *-Hh^=1 H* — ^-»-»-»- w^^-^zidi bi: X=^^ 1 1 ^^rJ^ — ' — I— I ^ ^-|— t^^-i-ri •_^_« — I * # 0 — I • — 1-# — ^ — 0p — *— '-:d:--d~ care; Shin - ing for Je - sus, Shin-ing ev - ery - •where. Shin-ing, shin-ing, P-ii — 0-^ — 0 — .-0^^-0 0 0 — 0^^0 — p — I h— ^ — • — i-s m s m — ■-•-'^-•~n ^5Et^ti=pUzzztin:b==t=t=t=t:= iE===£::^-J J==^ ^-* P-0 — U — hi-''«=''i 1-1 F — ^ — ^ — W — -fe— i — • 1-| h 1 h — hfe— ;— !•— II world of care; 128 Fanny J. Crosby. tlbe IBvxQbt fotcvet. Hubert P. MmN. ■^- :4i=±=cz 1. Break-ing thro' the clouds that gath - er 2. Yet a, lit - tie wliile we lin - ger, 3. O the bliss of life e - ter - ual! r5 O'er the Chris-tian's na - tal skies, Ere we roach our jonr-ney's end; O the long un - bro -ken rest! m m ±: -V- — ^ — ^—l^- ::j^i|^=:f?5: Dis - tant beams like floods of glo - ry, Yet a lit - tie while of la - bor, In the gold -en fields of pleas- ure, -:^ Fill the soul with glad sur- prise; Ere the eve -ning shades de - scend; In the re - gion of the blest; -I — f — I— t-— |— 1±: :»?: -r z==i=z^i=:l=ir=S==«=fz=bi==<tzEI=i -■X And we al - most hear the ech - o Then we'll lay us down to slum-ber, But, to see our dear Re-deem-er, -• n Yi — -A \j \j u Of the pure and ho - ly throng, But the night will soon be o'er; And be - fore His throne to fall. -a— I r- » - r — t— p' i -^ — ^— 1-^ — ^- -0- In the bri«ht, the bright for - ev - er, In the sum-mer - land of song. In the bright, the bright for - ev - er. We shall wake, to weep no more. Thereto hear His gra-cious wel-come— Will be sweet-er far than all. >—v « =? vz m Chouus. ._! fv__jv ^ On the banks be- yond the riv - er S=S=i=S=I-S=t=:2=ii£=i=:S=liJ=W=^l=f=^ We shall meet, no more to Bev - er; ■0- ' -0- -0- • -• • • -•- -• -• -5'— .0 — #_ I XTbe Brigbt jforevcr.— aonciuoeo. ^lli^ili^^ipip^iiplpfl In the bright, the bright for - ev - er, In the sum-mer - land of song. ^^ ^ •._ ^_i_tf ^— ^ — 0 — ^m — ^f'-f-,— #-- ^4^ — ^'-\^- — »-^ #-- =- — f — ,— ^ ,-. S — tf-i — 'i — P5^ — » »— ^ — » — 1-» »---l— »-x — t; — -i 1 p ^ — — ^ — H Anon. tTbe Xanb Bc^on^ tbc Sea! G. Waring Stebbins. *^=i :4=i^^: X :1i^^ --1- 5^- 1. The Land be - yond the Sea!. 2. The Land be - yond the Sea!. 3. The Land be - yond the Sea!. 4. O Land be - yond the Sea!. How close it some-times seems, Some-times a - cross the strait, When will onr toil be done? Sweet is thine end - less rest. »E^ 1 -4- d^^ -4- 4:==t=^ • — • — • — •--h#-v— J — i — ht—d =1: -I— 4— ^-^ ^^ When flush'd with evening's peaceful gleams; My heart looks o'er the strait, and dreams! Like draw-bridge to a cas - tie gate. The sun-beams lie and seem to wait Slow- foot- ed years! more swift-ly run In - to the gold of th'un-set - ting sun. But 8weet-er far that Fa - ther's breast, Up - on thy shores for - e'er pos-sest; m—l f=h:=zt=i:: :t:==t ■f-"P-t-^?^-?-^- :t:=t=t: -t/— fc/- G==t It :t=f= m -H- ij: q: It longs to fly to For us to pass to Home-sick we are for For Je - BUS reigns o'er thee, thee, thee, thee, ::^2 Calm Land be - yond the Calm Land be - yond the Calm Land be - yond the Calm Land be - yond the --1- --1- Sea! Sea! Sea! Seal -1-s 1 30 SolMcrs of the Iking, D. W. Whittle ^£E^_=a!^ :^liiii| :^==t- 1. We're sol - diers of the King, 2. We're sol - diers of the King, 3. We're sol -.diers of the King, Geo. C. Stebbins. -^~ Re-deem'd and saved by blood, His Name we glad - ly bear, With Him we shall ap - pear. And The If now en - Name once we with <—A.—\ In • » —I 1 1— # — -I 1 1 1 t^-^r-| -4~f. It ^4-,- 1 a 0_m.^ 0 — 1_^_ I , — 1_ 1 «— ^ — I — i-^^l list - ed for the war. To fight for Christ the Lord, In per - il oft are we, nail'd a - bove the Cross, When Christ, our King was there; We'll count ourloss-gs gain. Him shall suf - f er now, And His re - jec-tion share. Then lift His ban - ner high, . . . . N . • « I i^izt: -•-f-# :y=± t: -\— 1 — [ — r- 11 — w — -I— J = = — ' ' 1 J^-l--H- But And For joy - ful - ly we sing, wel - come ev - ery sting, time is on the wing, 1 /3- ^ -0- ^ . -•- -J =^=S=p=t=p^=i=I=f=|-t:: -n — r— r:=g= Our hearts made strong by Him who leads To hon - or our Lord Je - bus' Name, The crown - ing day is hast -'ning on, ii CuonuB. sol -diers of sol -diers of sol -diers of J - the King, the King, the King, We're sol-diers of prais - es tr- tr- it g-T- ^ • _^_ m I the King, J^. :fz=t:=f=t:: m =t: t'-'- $ j^- we will sing. And we will serve Him loy - al-ly. Our Great and Glorious King. 131 tibere'll 3Be mo E)arh IDallc^. William O. Gushing. Ira T). Sankky. 1 There'll be no dark val - ley when Je - bus comes, There'll be no dark 2 There'll be no more sor-row when Je - sus comes, There'll be no more 3 There'll be no more weep-ing when Je - sus comes. There'll be no more 4 There'll be songs of greet-ing when Je - sus comes. There'll be songs of z^z ^ i^ ^=^ -0- -m- -#- I -0- -#- val -ley when Je - sus comes; There'll be no dark val - ley when Je - sus comes sor-row when Je - bus comes; But a glo-rious mor-row when Je - sus comes weeping when Je - sus comes; But a bless -od reap-ing when Je - sus comes greeting when Je - sus comes; And a joy - ful meet-ing when Je - sus comes v — -* — ' IeeI Eefrain. ^ — 3l- To gath-er His loved ones n To gath-er His loved ones home home (safe home). To gath - er His loved ones home (safe home); There'll bo m It: ~-B :t: P i --^-- i=r^ 3 ^i=i x=^^ no dark val -ley when Je - sus comes To gath-er His loved ones home. J -I- -t^r-t:- ±: s 132 361C05CD 3C0U9, flvccp flDc Mbltc. Pbter p. Bilhorn. 1. Bless-ed Je - sus, Thou art miue, All I have is whol - ly Thine; 2. I am safe with - in the fold, All my cares on Thee are rolled, 3. Pre- cious Je - sus, day by day, Keep me in the ho - ly way, 1 m 5— •— =- — •- :t: P i: i=t: j^i=_^_|_J ^ -^ -_^-)Iq^:;:;=:p:^zI=I]^ i -7^- Thou dost dwell with - in my heart. Make me clean in ev - ery part. I eu - joy the sweet-est rest. For I'm lean - ing on Thy breast. Keep my mind in per - feet peace, Ev - ery day my faith in -crease. Bless - ed -^ - sus, keep me white, Bless - ed Je - sus, keep ^ ^ ^ ^ -U i4- 7j *^ me white, :^: — • -^ — 0— ^ ^^—i -0- • -•- -•- • -•- -•- 5#- -\- ing in the light, , walk-ing, Keep me walk - ing — t^- -^—v- -*- iu the light, All I have. 0—^-0 — 0 — t^ — •- 0- -V — ?*— All I have r ^ I whol - ly -^ • 0-. J" r !**'■• Thine, » Bless-ed is whol - ly Thine, -0- -0-' -0- -0- -<s «-T — ^ — 0— — M- ' 1 __( ___ — 1 1 — ij Je - - sus. Thou art mine. Bless-ed Je - sus, 1 |^_5 1 --^-;^— 1^ 133 II Mill Sing of ITb^ IRebemptlon. Fanny J. Crosby. Victor H. Benke. I — a—0 — J — \-0-t^-0 — 0 — 0^—0- -A-- 1. O Thou Rock of my sal - va - tion, Hope and ref - nge of my soul, 2. Thou who didst so kind- ly watch me, Ere my heart to Thee I " gave, 3. Thou who art my staff and com - fort Whilethis fleet - ing life shall last, SET i=ii: :t^^^: :t:=t= ziizz: t=E: .1 1- -•- • -•- -•- -•- —Z ^' _ \—m m- -I 4— ,-4— J- Thou wilt hide me when the tem-pest. And the storm - y bil- lows roll. Thou whose love has paid my ran - som. Can I doubt Thy pow'r to save? I will trust Thee for the fn - ture, And a - dore Tbee for the past. ^^t :^_^: w r- 1 izizifezHEii • M- -t: Chokus. will sing of Thy re - demp - tion, .... And pro- I will sing of Tliy re-deiup-tion. claim the wondrous grace That be - yond the vale and Andpioclaiiu the wondrou.s grace That be-youd 0^—0 • .-^ -. . ^-^-« fc&=^:i=?: S t~^~r -m — -I — It: t=r -• — »- :^-_iLi!i_p_ ;^=^^iz=: --^ shad - ow Has pre - pared for me a the vale and shadow Has prepared .0- -0- -0- .0. -0- .0. .0. .0. ^vfc=5=n=t=t=t=:t=: =3zz= i5izzzt=:t=t=zt=t:=t: place for me a place. iSE^ 1/ i m i f-S-r =e=f=t^ H h— k — t — (-• t:=tz f-C' 134 SaveD bi? (Brace* Fanny J. Crqsbv. Solo or Duf.t, Georgb C. Stkbbins. ^1^=5= '^-^^J^ :r v. :J- :i=^ :;i: :i ttr [?•- 1 Some clay the sil - ver cord will break, And I no more as now shall sing; 2 Someday my earth- ly house will fall, I can-not tell how soon 'twill be, 3 Some (lay, when lades the gold -en sun Beneath the ro - sy-tint-ed west, 4 Some day; till then I'll watch and wait. My lamp all trimmed and burning bright. SsS: H-^ ML -^^^^— ^-=X r- r r ± But, 0, the joy when I shall wake With-in the pal - ace of the King ! But this I know — my All in All Has now a place in heaven for me. My bless-ed Lord shall say, "Well done!"And I shall en - ter in - to rest. That when my Sav - iour ope's the gate, My soul to Him may take its flight. I ^^ ■Ti-!^^^ f-^- -±Mi ^ T r- i Chorus. w i And -If- shall see I s jL' -t Him face to face, -«- -#- J- . And tell the t f [^=1^=^=^ shall see to face. ^ T' ry — Saved by grace; And I .0. -^ X- 4r_ shall see r r Bbftll sea Him face to Savcb b^ 6race.— conciuDei). rit. I I l¥: face, J. And tell the ~9— sto face, ry — Saved by grace. m 9 -\— 135 "mot II, but Cbrist* A. A. F. J. H. Burke. 1 "Not I, 2 "Not I, 3 "Not I, 4 Christ, on but Christ," be but Christ," to but Christ," in ly Christ, ere honored,loved,ex - alt - ed; "Not gen- tly soothe in sor - row; "Not low - ly, si - lent la - bor; "Not long will fill my vis - ion; Glo I, I, I, iS3: ^» £ but but but ex - A-lz :t: -f2- i^^=£^ Christ,"be seen, be known, be heard;"Not I, but Christ," in ev - ery look and Christ," to wipe the fall - ing tear: "Not I, but Christ," to lift the wea-ry Christ," in hum-ble ear -nest toil: Christ,on-ly Christ! no show, no os-ten- cel - ling soon, full soon I'll see — Christ,on-ly Christ, my ev - ery wish ful - -p- „ -«>- a—^'5>- trt— e^ — ^•G>- > — ^-. -V- 'K:- =FF^ :t: -t — 5— t: -w W 1 J: I SE ac - tion, bur - den; ta - tion; fill - ing — ^t *lti: _^_ _^. 'Not I, biit Christ," in 'Not I, but Christ." to Christ, none but Christ, the Christ, on - ly Christ, my ITg_ ^ fi-l^^-. *- ev - ery thought and word. hush a - way all fear, gatli - erer of the spoil. All in All to be. 1 — r 13^ Be Still, mp Ibcart Maj D. W. Whittle. Miss Mary Whittlk. 2{zS=i 4=|: • ^ m—V-ri l-l-«< T^:^-^ . 1 1 — — i— = — I 1. Be still, my heart, thy Saviour knows full well 2. No love but His can fill the va - cant place, 3. And still He weeps with all His own who weep, 4. O wel-come grief,if Christ be griev-ing too, The bur - den on thee laid; And soothe the bit - ter pain: Our great High-Priest a - bove; And by mygriefbroughtnear; *A" 5_IS»_5ZJ_*__ — 0—0 0 J ^_L^_^.IJ^^ — B^___^ «— S — '-(S-T— ' And to thy side He comes, with love to heal The wound His love hath made. ^ No pow'r but His cau send the need-ed grace, To count thy sor-rows gain: f And thro' their nightof woe He still doth keep His si - lent watch of love. 4 And welcome pain, if He doth send the blow To make Him- self more dear. -^ Close by the sheep, in paths of dark-ness led, He walks, the Shepherd true; No hand but His can wipe the fall- ing tear, For He on earth hath wept; He feels each sigh, eachtbrobofach-ing head, And whis-pers soft and low, He'llgivemestrength Hispathon earth to tread, And all my work to do; iiSi It: I— J— •— ^« » • 1 1 V^—Tb -h— t— r— r- 'I will not leave you comfortless," He said. No voice but His can at the grave give cheer, 'I will not leave you com-fort-less and sad," ' 'I will not leave you comfortless," He said. I will come un - to you." For there He once hath slept. \ will come un - to you." I will come un - to you." 137 pUgrlins of migbt. F. W. Faber. Gao. C. Sthbbins. -0 ff_ V—'-\ ' •— l-<S'-T-#— '-S *■ 1. Hark!hark,my soul! An - gel- ic songs are swell-ing O'erearth'sgreenfields.andocean's 2. On - ward we go, for still we hear them sing - ing," Come, wea-ry souls, for Je-sus H. Far, far a - way, like bells at eve-ning peal - ing, The voice of Je - sus soundso'er 4. An - gels! sing on, your fait h-fulwatch-ea keep - ing. Sing ussweetfrag-mentsof the f2 — ^— I — ,-p:--!_«f-^„«_~_ :t=tdit: — \ \-| — I , — I 1 ^^ — I \-r-^ — [—s—, , ,. -4— j_. 1^13^ wave-beat shore: How sweet the truth those blessedstrainsare tell - ing Of that new bids you come:" And thro' the dark, its ech-oessweet-ly ring -ing. The mu - sic land and sea, And la - den souls, by thousands meekly steal -ing. Kind Shep-herd, songs a - bove; Till morn-ing's joy shall end the night of weep -ing, And life's long E^EeI -A.-I 1 Refrain. -I-J— ^- — ^- life when sin shall be no moreA of the Gos-pel leads us home. ' turn their wea-ry steps to Thee. ( shad-ows break in cloud-less love./ -S-r?— '^-i t- An-gels of Je-sus, An-gels of light, Sing-ingto aiii«iiigSllli=t -f- ■T-T-p- :d?: J — I — I — N,-4- -rr ' — i — ^-1 — I — — p-i — ■ — y^-^ • 't — r-^- -(2 — ^— ? wel-come the pilgrims of the night! K.0- .0- .0.. .0. Sing - ing to wel - come the pil-grims of the night ! 138 L. F. J. 3forwar^, pe SolMers of 3c&n& ! Rev. Lyman F. Jackson. ^=1=4r 3 =^ H #- -#- -•- " ' / 1. We are sol - diera brave - ly bat-tling for the right; Christ, our might-y Cap -tain, 2. See our val - iant host now ral - ly 'round the cross, Cleans'd from sin and pu - ri - 3. When by grace the fight of faith is grand- ly won, And the shades of night pro - ^4=^ :^^=1*=1, t- -^ — # — leads us in the fight; We will win the day and put the foe to flight, For our fied from earth-ly dross, Lift-ing high our ban - ner, ne'er to suf-fer loss; He who claim that day is done. To that cit - y where they ne'er will need the sun, Christ will Lead-er will fail us... nev - er. Je - sus leads us on a-gainst the hosts of sin; died on the cross now be - holds us. For the love of Him who did our souls re-deem, lead us in tri-umph su - per - nal. Then with shouts of joy we'll sing the vic-tor's song, -• -•- - — V -#- ^— *- S=t£=fc v^-^^-^- 4==1: ^^-■^ I -J—J— J- ~m— -t=S*- 'Tis the fight of For the love of While the heav-'nly m :ij^ faith and by His grace we'll win; With a song of praise His souls a- drift on sin's broad stream. We will shout-ing go, and arch - es shall the strain pro-long, While the an - gels gaze up - I l» ^ t ^ ^ ^ J \-%K -^,-X -•—-«- ;4q courts we'll en - ter this shall be our on the count-less in; Thereto dwell in His pres-ence for theme — We must con - quer the wide world for throng, We will crown Ilim the King E - - -»- .0. I-T— gB-r— t:zz±zz:g: :=zt: r— J: Je ter -=n- er. BUS. nal. jforwarD, ^c SolMcre of Jeeus l—concmoeo. Chobus. ^— K— ^-1= ::^ — I 1^ — , — 1-: p^ 1- For - ward, ye sol - diers of Je - sus! Your Cap - tain's or - ders ^ _ . - . ffzi: t-tii — ^ — 1>>- — N- -«■ :-^ -M- For- ward, ye sol - diers, go for - ward! The whole wide world must the gos - pel hear. Dark tho' the tern - pest may low - er, ^^ t? — b— r- —■y- -ti^ -tt^ :ti: £"« ;SL^£= i^ It shall not harm those who trust in the Lord; :t=it: =t=^= r^ ±±^z fol - low your Lead — N V- er. And you shall have His 139 for IPou an^ riDe. Fanny J. Crosby, I. Allan Sankey. — N s — I — I 1 — \ — ^ — ' p-i — ^ \ — I , -«-T — *-^H 1 — i — • • " i—\—«-T — r — 1 — j ' ?— tH ^- -5 1 m—i- ■— — ; S — «-- r — I ^4 -0' -0- . '0- \^ ^ Love di-vine, a- maz-ing Love! That brought to earth, from Heav'na-bove, 2. For us thecrown of thorns He bore; For us the robe of scorn He wore; 3. 0 wan d'rer, come, on Him b.e-lieve, His of -fer'd grace by faith re-ceive; ^ .0. . .0. -J. 1 — w — ,— I — ^JfJ: y- V- The Son of God, for us to die, That we mic'htdwell with Him on high. He coD-quer'ddeath, and rent the grave. And lives a - gain our souls to save. A - wake, a- rise, and hear Him call. The feast is spread, there'aroomforall. 5=^? — t — La,_ =iiz±f — 0t-^ — p_t*z=:^ — 1_ h^. fell ■ ■- — K K W 1 1-. '- \-. h-. 1 CHonus U I' 1/ L' t He died for you, He died for He died for j-ovi, -0- -0- -0- -0- me He died for me, And shed His S^ x r~u c •> ^ blood to make us Aud shed His blood J' -0- -0- -0- -0- "f-r U P P u free; to make us free; .J. Up - on the — =1- cross of Cal-va - ry, Up - on the cross of Cal - va - ry .0.m.k0.0. -) -0.^-0- -0- f ' ' ^' -*- .-0- I ^1. The Saviour died for you and me. V— V— V- !?•■ -^- t^ ■— I 1^ H 1 h h h— I-' ^ " ^ 5 I — \r-\r^- 140 Hn the Sbabow of the IRock. Ray Palmer , D.D. Geo. C. Stkbbins. Ci tt 1 ^ s N r ^ ^ -S zt tf-^ -N — H^— :S8= s)-.- — 0 — m-4-i— -• -5— % fiif -i— — ^ — g2_3_g — -0 1 T* — 5-v- — I* — 1 P ' ^ — ^ 1 1 1 (In ^- 1 All the in shad vain ■ ow of the storm the shall Rock sweep let while me I rest hide (let (while me I rest), hide), 2 ]0° ^- ] Lot the parch'd and des - me find a wel- ert come way shade, where cool I and tread still (where (cool I ami tread), still), o il •^- ]That in the peace burn will rest - ing heat me is there past, till and I the see day (till (and I the see), day), •#- -*. ^- -•- -^- jL ^ /m\'^ '1 1 ' 1 1 1 f. • 1 ^M-V— -» -• 1 — —m— — m P— !-- — • — ~G>-~ H-^ j u ^ — 1 — — 1 '~^< 1 ^ I 1 -^ri~ ^ ^ ^ ^ N 1 !^ 1 •( IS "]^ • 7r^ * — 1 — H ^ _«_i_ — « — ^ — M—i' 1 _i fe>— ^— -4 — — • # — #--- — • — • — 'm~~ — • — m •— -r ~ t) t? \ (thrill (by When And I my feel the tran - quil tem - vig pest's - il shock keep thrill by my Thy breast side mv Thy breast) side). 1 \ With And the my scorch-ing wea - ry noon steps - tide be ray stayed o'er by my Thy head will (o'er (by '11 y Thy head), will). \ That the skies a - gain are fair o - ver me (o - ver me). \ Bids the trav - el - er at last go his way (go his way). -•- H — -•- . .•- If: -•- • f^ ! N ^ 1 /^\.JA f »■ • • "" •! t^-Bj^ L '• |j ' - ' ; BJ r ; , K 1^ •! \Z^ +t » > • •! J ■ ■ \J 1 ■' / ^ Refkain. Let me rest (let 2I»=^ me rest), let :t=^-: rest (let me -X- rest), In the :t=|=t=t= — \^ — N— A s P^ :i: r-f Vr shadow of the Rock let me rest (let me rest); Let me rest (let me rest), let me rest (let me rest), In the shad-ow of the Rock let nie rest (let me rest). z3z»z=if: t I 141 Xcn^ a Ibclptna Iban^ Eben E. Rexford. Ira D, Sankby. -0- . -0- -•- 1. Leud a help-ing hand, my broth - er, 2. Lend a help-ing hand, my broth -er, 3. In the march of life, my broth -t" « 0 S T— ^— ^J To the wea-ry by the way. Some one needs your help each day, Ma - ny fal - ter by the way. _^ i • • 1 H K i H- • P .— # = ,—0 0 0— g 0 , _i^ — ^ — N-,—,"^^ 1^ — 1^ — -f^ — -^ ^_ ^_ . _^ — ^ — ^. ^__l — 0 0 — •-•-T— • • • • • ■— • • — "^ • ng-T m — • ' Bow'd be-neath life's heav - y bur - dens Al - ways some one need-ing com - fort Oft- en heart and cour-age fails them N 1^ N N [V 'Mid the toil and You will find a - In the mo-ment w= heat of day; long the way. of the fray. - 0 .— • • — i-g- :t=-S: -.•-_:ti: 0 *— L^^; — « • • *—- * '■ -A ^ 1 , • t • • — -J --A lence, Cheerful words and smiles be-stow. Words of love, and hope, and cheer- Pass no com-rade by in Al - ways hearts that hun - ger aft - er Speak the word of cheer that's need- ed. Bid them ask God's help, and then, fefc^=S=S=bt= :t i -■ — J, -J^==t: m -&- [?u ^ ^ ^ .?j ^- 1 ^ ^ -^ ^ -N 1 1 i^Lg- f ^^1= ^ i 1 • ^ ? -i? • t M — N- — 1 — i d H A - — vA — •— J ? -^ i Let them be as Al - ways fac - es With a hand that's —0 0 0 0 sun -shine scat-ter we may bright-ei strong but gen - tl ed -0- All a - With the Lift them -0-- 0 0 long their path smile that dries to their feet be - the a - • -0- low. tear, gain. "•^Jt^^^ U- s • s . ^ 1 r r . =ii_ F~l S — 5 • • \m V -• P »^,^— f '^9^- — ^- -V V- ~v \j — r ^ -^ \: . ^ ^ \j -+; -^ \ ^ ^ '^ r 1 Chouub. — 0 — 0==*-h — /J — h — B — • — • — -^ ^S3 — —\ — -f ± =1: ^-4 wm Lend a help - ing hand, my broth -er. This shall have its own re -ward, m X^^0 . iA^t—0 — • — t — # , ^•-"•"- i-h" — • — f-^ — #- f— . p 1- -h' b' U m ' ' 1 — I ' \~a m fe~~ B — b 1 y=y-pp=g^ — f — f- \/ u — i-^-v--* — ,* — r — ?~~i I — I U 1^ i ' t^ ^ — ^ t?-=t — I Xcn^ a Ibclpino Iban^— conciuoeo Aud the good you do an - oth - er a— •— I-*--— ^ • 9 f •- Is re - mem-bered by the Lord. 1-0 •— llf- -V — k'- =t: 142 Iboli? Spirit Victor H. Benkb. :q: 1. Ho - ly Spir - it, while we gath - er At this con - se - crat - ed hour, 2. Bless -ed Spir - it, through Thy teaching, While we read our Sav- iour'sword, 3. 0 'tis pray'r that brings the bless -ing When all oth - er joys have flown, n-TA ^^±zt:l :t: !•= r—^r -&i z::^^z=t=t: r—r >0-^—0 f^ 1 0-^—0 — h-— 1 We would ask Thy presence with us. We would feel Thy quick'ning pow'r. And with Him we hold com-mun -ion. May His lov-ing voice be heard. Pray'r that makes our bur- dens light - er, Draws us near our Fa- ther's throne 5=5: :t: -ta-t>«!a 1 — Z- --&• g — • — * — 5— "-•-V— • — ^ — g — •-• d — 1-^ »--M-~^ Ho - ly Spir - it, while we gath - er, From our toil and la - bor free, te=t= L2: =E|z^i=^=t:. :t==:l -1 !- ^±-1 3=q: ?.=^SElj?SEE^i^ -1- ::X ■0 — M — -^ — --^ Rest up - on us, dwell with- in us, :t ... t.. .iL -J- . ^0. , ^0. iT'lv F -I : ■ — ^ -I * 1- !Z'z!2:z:e'-^izi » 0 m-^—p. — p ^ :^=t;==it:=ii;:=t:=:=t=5=t:=t m 0~ ' -0- 90- -g- Close our hearts to all ::^- -g- -s>- but Thee. -t- X'- ^-. I 143 ©Ob is Xove. John Bowring. Geo. C. Stebbins. S =4=c ~i — m _^V. 1. God is 2. Chance and 3. E'en the love; His mer change are bus hour that dark cy bright - ens y ev - er; est seem - eth ^ f ^ > f ^ ' f ^ 1. God is love; yes, God is love: His mer-cy bright-ens, mer- cy bright-ens 2. Chance and change; yes, chance and change are bus y ev - er, bus-y ev - er; 3. E'en the hour; yes, e'en the hour that dark-est seem - eth, dark-est seem - eth 1 1^-^ i:^7Jt :=;:=?=izt:. =1: All.. Man Will the path in de - cays and His change - - less which. a good we rove;. , ges move; ness prove; 5-.-J- All the path; yes, all the path in which we rove, in which we rove; Man de- cays; yes, man de - cays, and a - ges move, and a - ges move; Will His changeless, will His change-less good-ness prove. His good-ness prove. Bliss But.. From ::«: ^-^^'~ -h- — \-^-\ — I- He His the wakes and woe He light - ens; mer - - cy wan - - eth nev gloom His bright - ness stream - eth. Bliss He wakes; yes, bliss He wakes, and woe He light - ens, woe He light-ens; But His mer - cy, but His mer-cy wan-eth nev - er, wan- eth nev- er: From the gloom; yes, from the gloom His brightnessstreameth, brightness streameth; 00^ 10 HOXfC. — ConcluOcD. God... God... God... b r -^ ^ is is is 1 " m • i ^ b- ' !>* — ^- m m _ z*_ • , light, . light, . light,. and God. and God . and God . love, love, love. Cj mz God is light; ye.s, God is light, and God is love, and God is love. God is light; yes, God is light, and God is love, and God is love. God is light; yes, God is light, and God is love, and God is love. ^ ^ r: ipirizt:: Chorus. =t: fcUit God. light. And God is love. I5EEE5: ^— I r — r- God is light; yes, God is light, and God is love, and God is love; yes, God. i2i=|^ light, 3^ and God. -0-r 33B love. 'J God is light; yes, God is li^ I and God is love, and God is love. ^^^ n lis -•- tr- ;e 144 Frances Hope. 3Brlno Zbcm lln. I. Allan Sankey. 1. Christians, wake, no Ion - ger sleep: Shall we rest while oth - ers weep? 2. Do we love the Sav - ioiir's name? Can our faith His prom - ise claim? 3. Do we trust Him as we ought? Do we live as He has taught? 4. There's a cross that we must bear If the crown we hope to wear: -^-'-r -^ —h b^- L_P_ 25 Shall we sit with fold - ed hands, Have we pledged to Him our all? Are we His, and His a - lone? On - ward then, with vig - or new; P When the Lord Him-self com-mandsr Shall we not o - bey His call? Let our faith by works be shown. Time is short, the days are few. J^-JL^U -^- r- Chorus. 9— n f^-f-h ^ — --* ;■■ Go aud work ! Go .and work! .•. . .p. -^ . it- 1 P r this hour be - gin; '^ r '^ ' ^ -• — U thi.s ^ hour ^ — •-v- be — « — •- 1 gin 1 — »~ '5. 1 _«^ — 1^ — ts — U — —V U— — 5 — =2 — ?> r ■ — s- V— ^ !^ -J 1 ^-^ P y -f- — 1— — j^ — «-^ — ^-^ — (S" I — « — Go and seek u Go -•- • and seek the — #-- — # — lost to * ' m win; the ^ loat -J r to win; ^ 1 ■ @3..JJ3 — 1 — • — St *(2 -"t^-^^ • t- -t!-'--- U- 1/ To w 'W- Bring ^bem iln»— ^lonciuoco. 3^ the feast, O -X bring them I brin| ^ PPB tbein in ! 0 -Y' 145 W. A. Ogden, Duet. i^ ^bc Sbepberb'0 Cr^* Geo. C. Hugg. 1. Like sheep in the des - ert we're stray-ing O'er mountains wild and bare, 2. In tones that are gen - tie and plead-ing, We hear Him kind - ly say, 3. Oh, heed the sweet voice of the Shep-herd,"Ke - turn ye to the fold, n^:^ t^. £: -« — t T-C: s^- A - way from the fold of the Shep-herd, AnA from His ten - der care. 'Come hith-er,my sheep. that have wan-dered From me so far a - waj'." Come dwell with my Hock safe-ly guard- ed From dan-ger, storm, and cold." ^»-- g^V • - •- Chokub. — TTif/i Spirit ZTbcve's a 11irilt)cnc95 in 6o^'9 HDercv- Geo. C. Stebbins. 1. There's a wide- ness in God's mer - cy, Like the wide - ness of the sea; '1. There is wel - come for the sin- ner, And more grac - es for the good; 15. There is plen - ti - fnl Re-demp-tion In the Mood that has been shed; ■I For the love of God is broad - er Than the meas - nre of man's mind; c. If our love were but more sim - pie, We should take Him at His word; -0- '•■ • • • f -#- -•- -(&- t ^ t There's a kind - ness in His jus - tice, Which is more than lib - er - ty. There is mer - cy with the Sav - iour; There is heal - ing in His blood. There is joy for all the mem-bers In the eor - rows of the Head. And the heart of the E - ter - nal Is most won - der - ful - ly kind. And our lives would be all sun -shine In the sweet - ness of our Lord. --^-^z. jt=._zzyrzz=J=i=*=:Ezzi:jid There's a wide - ness in God's mer - cy, Like the wide - nt ss of the sea; p^=f-— ?d=tz==t=?z=:t:3i»z=ifz:zLifz=:*Hz*-.z:z-=ii=iH -4 H— , H 1 1 1\ ^1 1 1 1 1 1 ^ r \— I n •ziz::*— h*-^— zg — •zz-grrJ-J' y~i!— » — ^"1=^- « — S — •— ^ — -u There's a kind - ness in His jus- tice, Which is more th.m lib - er - ty. # — -m — 1- ~1.Z 0- ■ 1 0 0 — 1-- t=zt=|: E .* 0 _•_ 1;— ;/ — &- I 147 ©nwar^, Cbristian SolMcrs Sabine Baring-Gould. Arthur S. Sullivan. ^^ -d — I r 1 On - -n-ard, Christian sol - diers! March-ing as to war, With the cross of 2 Like a might- y ar - my Moves the church of God: Brothers, we are 3 Crownsand thrones may per- ish, King-doms rise and wane, But the Church of 4 On - ward then, ye faith - ful, Join our hap-py throng, Blend with ours your ^- ^- -^- J -J, .^ ^ 4=- -t v. t=i=r=, -<^- S=^=^?=f=q in E ^ t^S: ±1=: =gir= Je - sus, tread - ing Je - BUS Go - ing on be - fore. "Where the saints havo trod; Con - stant will re - main: In the tri-umph-song: m Leads a-gainst the foe; For- ward in - to bat - tie, All ono bod - y we. One in hope and doc - trine, 'Gainst that Church prevail: Wo haveChrist's own promise, Un - to Christ the King: This, through countless a-ges, J.^-^ J- See One And Men His ban- in char that can- and an - J2- m—h- — »— I— h- ners go. - i - ty. not fail, gels sing. -'9- ZSl r— I — 1 — r ^ Chouus. 0 , , ... . , 1 K 1 1 — 1 \ 1 ^ r T^— d J J ^~ I=V-^ . 1 1 \ — 1 — ^^ rs ifc; ^ #1 *] 9, * m \ m ^ «i • ■-; m ' fj -*- -4- -4- On - ward, Chris tian sol - diers! -0- -0- March - ing • • -4- as r to war, (m\' 5 1 S f P P \ \ '• ' ■■ ;g- P-^"i r 1 1 F '» S— ^b 0 to ' U 0 1 - • 1 0 0_ I' 1 \ 1 r 1 1 1 i 1 ' 1 1 =F -^ :± 3: s With the cross of 4r- i3^ Je Go - ing on be - fore. 1 148 II Will Sino tbc Monbrous Stor^» Rev. Francis H. Rowley. Peter Bilhorn. 1 I will HJng ^^^'^ won-drous sto - ry Of the Christ who died for me, 2 I was lost, but Je - sus found me, Found the sheeii that went a- stray; 3 I was bruised, but Je - sus healed me. Faint was I from many a fall, 4 Days of dark -ness still come o'er mo, Sor - row's paths I oft - en tread, 5 He will keep me till the riv - er Rolls its wa - ters at my feet; -0- • -0- -•- • -•- -^ -#- -•>- gEg^-j^EIEg :S :l How He left His home in glo - ry, For the cross on Cal - va - ry. Threw His lov - ing arms a -round me, Drew me b ick in - to His way. Bight was gone, and fears pos-sessed me. But He freed me from them all. But the Sav - iour still is with mc, By His hand I'm saf o - ly led. Then He'll bear mo safe- ly o - vcr. Where the loved ones I shall meet. qt *■ m -^— '-1 ,^- t=t 4=- t Z- -t=: q?zii:t:: ^F=^=r=Ff Yes, I'll sing the won-drous sto - - - ry Of the Yes, I'll sing tlio -won-flious sto - i-y -»- -•- • -•- _<B_^_^_^- 4="— 'h= "k ^--#- iS: J, — I ft — g.—'^ S| I, , ^-l-T1 J" I ^'^^*---»r-j^-^^i ZIL u 1- ^ U- -I 1/— 1 U—i ' LJ — ^'- -'■^ J Christ who died for me, . Of the Christ who died forme, -•--#-• -0--0- Sing it with the saints in Sing it with ::lz:tr-t:htL ^-^= -!=;joazp: -?H^- :^=3:^ i^=l= II vviU S3inG the Mont)rou9 Stor^.— conciuoco, ry. Gathered by the crys-tal sea. the crys-tal sea. tlie crys - tal sea. the saints in glo - ry, gath-eiert by tlie crys - tal sea. -0 -0-- -0- N N N ^ -o ^ :c_:t-— t:-^---«_, , 0-^-fi-S-^-fi r-»-,-,-v--'^.'-.~J^J-r, 1^ k' — k* ^ — t* ^ — ■ — ' 1— — b< — I u — I y— '-I tl 149 U *2La^ riD^ Sins on 3c6U6. HORATIUS BONAR. Edward S. Frary. my sins on my wants on to be like mmmn^m^ Je Je Je -(2- sus, The spot - less Lamb of God; sus, All full - ness dwells in Him; sus, Meek, lov - ing, low - ly, mild; « t-i • • 0 ,— (2_ He bears He heal I long I I ±—\r. t: it all, eth my to be and frees dis - eas like Je us From the ac - curs - ed es, He doth my soul re sus. The Fa - ther's ho - ly r^ I — load. deem: Child; \^0 :t:=-P=E=t: ^iii :^=1= :?=#«^ I bring my guilt to I lay my griefs on I long to be like Je - sus, Je - sus, Je - sus, To My a" ■ :t: -ts> — :t=: fe=q: S ::1: ,u_ :4 lizzCc r- --1- wash a - way my stains; bur - dens and my cares; mid the heav-'nly throng :t: ±=: i^ -:\- ::^: :^==i: 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, sing with saints His prais - es. And learn the an - gels' song. 0 ^ g? r — r: :t:=t:: -M- :t: ^ s-^- it: i 150 C:ruC:*1l3earteD, Mholc*=1}3earte&. Francbs R. Havergal. George C. Stkbbins. 9 ^^* - ^ g=3 1 True-lieart-etl, -whole-heart-ed, faith - ful and loy - al, King of our 2 Trm'-lieart-ed, wlmle-heart-ed, full - est al - le - giance Yioid - iug bence- y Ti'jtJ-heart-ed, whole-heart-ed, Sav - lour all - j^lo-rious! Take Thy great :fc-i_8- ^ -t- ~=1— lives, by Thy grace we will be; forth to our glo - ri - ous King; pow - er and reign there a - lone, m Un - der the stand - ard ex - Val - iant en - deav - or and 0 - ver our wills and af - ^-^T- 42- x=u==S — 0- ;^=S=?=M3 —:^z — T-H ^^ =F --N- alt - ed and roy - al. Strong in Thy strength we will bat - tie for Thee, lov - ing o - be-dience. Free - ly and joy - ons - Ij' now would we bring, fee - tioLis vie- to - rious, Free - ly sur - rendered and whol - ly Thine own. i— i— -«- -f- -*- m . ^ « J . -c- '0- -o- -•- o ^-T-^ ;t=^= m =§^ — I— i-sHI — •-T-* 0 — w^ — Peal out the watch-wor.l ! Peal Jf. . p- Innce it nev - cr ! 81 - leuco Song of our Souk .- -* » 0 \ — ^ ^ >-— j Clrucvlbcartc^, OTholc IbcartcD.— conciuoco, J N- — I h> IV pv-j—. J,.'-v-| 1 1^=^ -A— -^ spir - its re - joic - - ing and free; re - joic - ing and free; Peal out the ■watch-'nord! Peal ,=$:r=^- -^- .0. .*- ^. 4=-. r- iz: ^;ifvr_N.^}J I tei:^ ^ loy - al for-ev- er, 'King of our lives, by Thy grace we will be. loy - al King 151 Fanny J. Crosby. Et tbe Cro96. -J — ^ I. Allan Sankey. ^ N 1 -4. 3-«_ — #— i-#s-^— • — •— J-# • — i-S — •— L#-i- — « — J=z:j_t5 it— I At the In the To the I was 'I cross I was kneel-ing, When the Lord Him-self re - veal - ing; cross I will glo - ry, And to all pro-claim the sto - ry; cross I am cling - ing, And my faith and hope are sing - ing; lost but He found me, With His love di-vine He bound me; SES: :E^E: r- Gave me How I Songs of O, my peace in be- liev - ing, When I sought His mer-cy there, found my Ee-deem-er, And He heard my hum-ble pray'r. Praise to my Sav - iour, For His kind and gen - tie care, full heart a - dores Him, For He heard my hum-ble pray'r. ^^^=^ Z- :^=rf -^- |3=iEE^=E^Z^^EEBEe^ r- 152 a Sbcltcr In tbe ^ime of Stonn. CHARLERWORTIf. Tra D. Sankby. t^— n^ i -0- -0- -0- Lord's our Hock, in Him we hide, A shade by day, de - fence by night, A rag - ing storms may round ns beat, A Hock di - Yine, 0 Kef - uge dear, A -^ • 4=- ^E=£ g— g • g * storm; storm; storm; storm; r Tho A The 0 P3 shel-tcr in the time of shel-ter in tho time of shel-ter in the time of shel-ter in the time of i ——I — I 1-1 — rH ^ — T-+- t M: 9—^ — ^— |- ^- ■N,_N Pi=t =^ -^- -•- -•- -•- 1^ ^ Se - ciire what - ev - er ill bo - tide, A shel-ter in the time of storm. No fears a - larm, no foes af - fright, A shel-ter in the time of storm. "We'll nev - er leave our safe re - treat, A shel-ter in the time of storm. Be Thou our help - er ev - er near, A shel-ter in the time of storm. A- m^ A—f- =t=t=t :p=iik=^-~k CnoEUs. I i=-rt ii-t- -1. JIZZMIIZMIZMZ I I I g=r=l I Oh, Je - sua is a Rock in a wea-ry land, A wea - ry land, a wea-ry land; -y — i — t-r— tr-r 1 — I — r » — • — I -t ^-^ -» . S 0-r-Si—^ W---W-\-0 ..^—.^Z-= ±-h- tl*- f^-=^t a Oh, Je - sus is a Rock in a wea-ry land, — A shel-ter in the time of storm. mm^^mi 153 3e0U0, 11 Come. William T. Slekper. ■it Gborgb C. Stebbins. d: ;Sf: 1 Out of my bond -age, gor-row and night, Je - SITS, I come, Je - sus, I come; 2 Out of my sbame-ful fail-ure and loss, Je - sus, I come, Jo - 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 tomb, Je - sus, I come, Je - bus, I come; — - — J — i— I— t ^— I 1 — I— I -A I j^— -j— I — I-'''-— kj-l - to Thy - to the - to Thy - to the free - dom glad-ness and light, Je - sus, I come to Thee; glo - rious gain of Thy cross, * Je - sus, I come to Thee; bless - ed will to a - bide, Je - sus, I come to Thee; joy and light of my home Je - sus, I come to Thee; ^Jr^JJg^ f^^-^i^i^-r^ ■■V- - . _ .. , ._, Out of my sick-ness in - to Ihy health, Oiit of my want and in - to Thy wealth, Out of earth's sor-rows iii-to Thy balm. Out of life's storms and in - to Thy calm, Out of my - self to dwell in Thy love, Out of des-pair in-to raptures a - bove, Out of the depths of ru - in un - told, In - to the peace of Thy sheltering fold, iJ«# — »- r r- t:=t: r-t-rr- -a- -•_^_ ^t=K ^-t^ — ^ Out of my sin and in - to Thy-self, Je - sus, I come to Thee. Out of dis- tress to ju - bi-Iant psalm, Je - sus, I come to Thee. Up - ward for aye on wings like a - dove, Je - bus, I come to Thee. Ev - er Thy glo - rious face to be -hold, Je - sus, 1 come to Thee. -& ' I #-r- !^ « V- ~^-^^-i&- I 154 lPrai0c Ibim ! pralec Ibim I Fannv I. Crosby. Chbstbr G. Allbm. 1 Praise Him! pniise Him! Je - sus, our bless-ed Re-deem - er! 2 Praise Him! praise Him! Je - sus, ouf bless-ed Ee-deera-er! 3 Praise Him! praise Him! Je - sus, our bless-ed Ee-deem-er! Sing, O earth — His For our sins He Heavenly por- tals X- =t= :p: ^ £3^ ~JVJ- % n 5 U- r-Ej=3^ ■:i=3^ ^-^-#^-» r=i^ ^fe :t=t=t: ■won-der-ful love pro - claim! Hail Him! hail Him! high-estarch-an-gels iu suf-fered, and bled, and died; He our Rock, our hope of e-ter-nal sal- ^ loud with ho - san - nas ring! Je - bus, Sav - lour, reigneth for- ev- er and '^ ^^ I ^ . ^ . I ^-. ^ #- I S :p:za_a- t: t? U U I D, s. — Praise Him! praise Him! tell of His ex -eel-lent glo - ry; Strength and hon-or give to His ho - ly name! Like a shep-berd, va- tion,Hail Him! hail Him! Je-sus,theCru -ci - tied. Sound His prais - es! ev-er:CrownHim!crownHim!rrophet,andPriest,andKing!Christis com - ing! ' _^_ -f- -T" -f- .-f-'-f- ^_ r ^ i=l=: t iiizzzta::*_ 2-^— J i — LizFh^l i greatness, Praise Him! praise Him! ev-er in joy-ful song! -^-=t- X J — , , I J., I 4-^-A-Hy-j — iy^^H^ Je-sus will guard His children. In His arms He car-ries them all day long; Je-sus who bore our sor-rows. Love un-bound-ed, won-der-ful, deep and strong; o- ver the world vie- to- rious. Power and glo - ry un - to the Lord be - long; 155 !IBlc00eb assurance. Fanny J. Crosby. :2. Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp. Sg^ 5^ m l5=SEg 1 Bless-ed as - Bur-ance, — Je - sus is miue! 2 Per - feet Biib - mis - sion, per -feet de - ligbt, 3 Per - feet Bub - mis - Bion, all is at rest. Oh, what a fore -taste of Vis-iou3 of rapt - ure now I in my Sav - iour am s i V — /- glo - ry di - vine! burst on my sight; hap - py and blest; Heir of Bal - va - tion, pur - chase of God, An - gels, de - scend - ing, bring from a - bove Watching and wait - ing, look - ing a - bove, S^ t==t: Chorus. ^ m -0-i «— : ^ m- Sa !Born of His Spir - it, washed in His blood. Ech - oes of mer - cy, whis-jjers of love. Pilled with His good - ness, lost in His love. This is my sto ^ ry, «?: — • — ;^— i 3SE r rr '-■ P"! Pi iVt — I I — I — S N \- ^ :gS: ESS is my this is my Bong, Prais-ing my Sav - iour all the day long; This •f- ^ -f- ^.- jjt.' ^ JL ^ H«.fHft..:j?:q?:q?; q£7??:* ^ i i=t: --t £ -b'-v- i -N-i ^ . — ^- sto - ry, this is my song, Praising my Sav - iour all the day long. - ^. .n- -#- J^^' .... I N ^ N - i m x-==t iryfl -v—^ zj ^ ^ ^ F^ 156 Ifaitb is the lOictor?. John H. Yates. iRA D, Sankby. 0 ^ ' N 1 1 -^ __ , !«. ^ (V \^^ \ 1 Wi^-y 1 -^ -\ IN- --i— --i^-«= -j=:5 S= -J^-J-1 \Aj n * f », € -a- -^- -6- ^ ^ -o- -«- --?-- __^j_*_ -t * * *0* T 1 E'l-canipeJ a - lonpf the hills of li^'bt, Yg Chris - tiau sol - (liers, rise, 2 His ban - tier o - ver us is love, Our Rworil t!u. Word of God; 3 On ev - 'ly hand the fo^ wo find Dra-wn up i I dreail ar - ray; 4 To him that o - ver - coTues the foo, ^V■hito r.ii - meat shall be given; / %. „ — 0 — , — • •— — •— 1 — P a— , ^ . ■?- * o T -^-r . — » 0 ' 1 — 1 — •— £— T — * — hi -t- t.^^ w~ FFiT- Pft — i/ — -H U— — y — — ^ — — m ^ « — ■+ — \ — 1 1 '^ 1 1/ 1 U 1 1/ -9 1 — PV- @- And press the bat - tie ere the night Wo tread the road the saints a - bovo Let tents of ease be left be -hind, Be - fore the au - gels he shall know P 0 • ^- Shall veil the glow-ing skies; "With shouts of tri - nmph trod; And — on - word to the fray; His name con-fessed in heaven; fc=^l^ ^ =t= r — u— t j= -a — S" M -^- A - gainst the foe in vales bo - low Let all our strength be hurled; By faith, they like a whirlwind's breath. Swept on o'er ( v - 'ry field; Sal - va - tion's hel - met on each head, With truth ail ^irb a - bout. Then on - ward from the hills of light, Our hearts witli love a - flame; 1 — r-r- m :pL^=??: ~oL r^ ^ ^ r S ^ --t=^ Faith is the vie - to - ry, we know, That o - ver-comes the world. The faith by which they couquer'd Death Is still our shin - Ing shield. The earth shall trem-ble 'neath our tread, And ech - o with our shout. Wi'U van- quish all the hosts of night, In Jo - sus' conquering name. m :t=trt: m jfattb 10 tbe IDlctor^.— conclu^c5. Chorus, ^¥—^- — ^ — ^^ =3t 11 Oh, glo - ri - ous vie m . - ^- ^ -#- -v to - ry, That o ver- comes the world. -t= B 158 Salte Sime to be 1boIj?. W. D. LONGSTAFK. =fc -^ 1-^~ fv- _ Gbg . C. Stbbbins, -T^=n — 1 1 Take 2 Take 3 Take 4 Take time time time time to to to to -#— -i» — -J- be be be be bo bo bo bo — 1 — 1»— =— ^1 - ly. ■ ly. - ly. - ly. 1 Speak Tbe Let Be 0 — oft ■world Him calm P— 1 -•- witb rusb be in -•- tby - es tby tby -#- Lord; on; Guide, soul, ^^i^ — k- -t^— V- -1 — r- — - — ^— -+^==H — 1 ^3 159 '^l0 tbe Blcsseb 1bour of prai^en Fanny J. Crosby. William H. Doanb. fc> ^ s ^^ SF^ r^- T^^f^^r- i 1 'Tis tbe bless - ed hour of prayer, when our hearts low - ly bend, And we 2 'Tis the bless - ed hour of prayer, when the Sav - iour draws near, "With a 3 'Tis the bless - ed hour of prayer, when the tempt-ed and tried To the i At the bless -ed hour of prayer, trust-ing Him we be - lieve That the :=1= ^ U I -s) ^rt= gath - er to Je - sus, our Sav - iour and Friend; If we come to Him in ten - der com-pas-sion His chil - dren to hear; When He tells us we may Sav - iour who loves them their sor - row con - fide; With a sym - pa- thiz- ing bless -ing we're need-ing we'll sure - ly re - ceive, In the full-ness of this 'M t- 4:=t=: X- r t: =F t=^4==^ n d: m ::i=^ m ri=i:^ faith, His pro - tec - tion to share, \ cast at His feet ev - 'ry care, f „., ^ , , , , . „ V 1. -IT . >- vVnata balm for the wea-ry! 0 how heart He re- moves ev - ry care; 1 •' Trust we shall lose ev - 'ry care; -' D. s. — What a balm for the wen - ry ! 0 how l^fe :t t^ i^zzzt: m Fine. Chorus. ^ tE^ ^=t sweet to be there! Bless-ed hour of prayer, bless-ed hour of prayer ; sweet to be there! ^ A. -^ i -•9 — t — i6o IKIlonbcrful Morb^ of Xlfe. p. p. B. Philip P. fitiSS. -^-* — ^ — ^ — • — -^— '-* ,J_ ,J, ' «^r^ :J^=d: ::J :it— -^ Mr^ T^'-r 1 Sing them o - ver a - gain to me, Won - der - ful words of Life; 2 Christ, the bless -ed One, gives to all Won- der - ful words of Life; 3 Sweet - ly ech - o the gos - pel call, Won - der - ful words of Life; I ^ ^fet S=t "-f — 1/ r — ^— t^ — t*" — fc' — F — ^— ' ' ^ :*: I 33^ *m- -0- -0- • ■•- Let me more of their beau - ty see, AVon-der - ful words of Sin - ner, list to the lov - ing call, Won-der - ful words of Of - fer par - don and peace to all, Won-der - ful words of Life; Life; Life; Words of life and beau - ty, Teach me faith and du - ty; \ All so free-ly giv - en, AVoo - ing us to heav - en. > Je - sus, on - ly Sav - iour. Sane - ti - f y for - ev - er. ) I I ^ I ^ ; Beau-ti - ful words, -^ ^- :P=)t :t=t: ^=1 '^B. 1st. I V 2nd. w^m won - der - ful words, Won - der - ful words of Life. Life. ^ Ji. M. rJL . ^^ i6i Zhevc is a (Brccn Iblll far Hwai?» Cbcil F. Alevander. Gkorgb C. Stebbins. ^ ,^ ih Moderato. 1 K 1 rrffrr^"/^ K ^ 1 j\^ h. 1 ^ ; ' 1 i> -- 1 ■2^i ^ii -^ J — 1 — — ^ — --J — —J 1^ — 1 — -J -^ • _j -J^J— 1 ^F — H— «- -« — -« — 2 — -4- -f d — d — 1 — «— -H H i =^ -t'iA ^-. ^ . * • V ^ « • >o^ 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, Ho died to make us good, 4 There was no oth - er good e - nough To pay the price of sin; \t P » ^ P- » » ^ - P • • « /-Vtt S r 1 ; 1 : r 0 \ I p 1* m \ 1 (^•Jf^'*j+() W W 'm 'A w 1 IP ■m 1 r !# * w 1 ^^^ If Sq r ^ 1 ■ ■! 1 O J 1 U ,j 1 1 1 * •- f r r r II ■ 1 i^ ' 1 U i 1/ Where the dear Lord was cru - ci - fied, Who died to save us all. But we be - lieve it M-as for us He hung and suf - fered there. That we might go at last to heaven. Saved by His pre - cious blood. He on - ly could un - lock the gate Of heaven and let us in. m £=£: -#- ^ 4?— fi- i SIEE -p — w f=f *==[:: Chorus. :it^ ^dr- Oh! dear - ly, dear - ly has He loved. And we must love Him too; zzltzi: '^^=^ 4=; -J- 3=1= •-d- And trust in His re - deem-ing blood. And try His works to do. • * I - i ^ ^ -P Mr =»—=#= ^^^^apPff4^ l62 Mbilc tbc 2)a^0 are (Being 15^. Ghorgt! Cooper, hy per. Ika D. Sankst. j There are lone ■ } There are 'wea • i There's no time j Let your face All the lov - One by one ly hearts to cher - ish, ry souls who per - ish, for i - die scorn-ing, be like the niorn-ing, ing links that bind ns, we leave be - hind us, "While the days While the days "While the days While the days While the days While the days are go - ing are go - ing are go - ing are go - ing are go - ing are go - ing :E3eS by;> I'll by; J by;f ± :£ P m r-rr-tr-r-f -^JLH»_ l^ZL^ :t=t=tc M S^ -K- :=|: f '— •-T • ' • • 0^^ <S>—i ■ If a smile we can re - new. As our jour - ney we pur - sue. Oh, the world is full of sighs. Full of sad and weep -ing eyes; But the seeds of good we sow, Both in shade and shine will grow. 5^3^ t: W^ =t=: ^ ^- 1^-- — • — •-- ^E ifi ^=i -:X i :=l: :q= Oh, the good we all may do. While the days Help your fall - en broth - er rise, While the days And will keep our hearts a - glow. While the days are go are go are go -mg -ing -mg -&- by. by. by. -^-- m -m ^P^^^F »==!: -^-^. =5= t^ -p- Hefrain. Go -ing by, Go go -ing by, ing by, go ing by, Go - ing _^_i_^_ Go - -t-tzz ?^— i* Ea: rt^ *^v- ing by. go - mg feS=i S I S=^ iHi 5 ^m '^^ by, Oh, the good we all may do, While the days are go-ing go -ing by, V- I* r^r^rt r-^ r by. ^ *=«: F m 1 63 IRescue tbe perisblng. Fanny J, Crosby, William H. Doanb, — ^ — I— 1 Ees-cuethe per-ish-ing, Care for the dy - ing, Snatch them in pit - y from 2 Tho' they are slighting Him, Still He is -wait- ing, Wait -ing the pen -i -tent 3 Down in the human heart, Crushed by the tempter, Feel-ings lie bu-ried that 4 Res-ciiethe per-isb-iug, Du - ty demands it; Strength for thy la -bor the c — ^ — ^ — ^ — • — .— # ft — :fi_:fi_^| — ^__ eg !-E*rt^?: 'M^ r— r ^ ^^=^=i= sin and the grave; Weep o'er the err - ing one. Lift up the fall - en, child to re - ceive. Plead with them earnest-ly, Plead with them gen-tly: grace can re -store: Touched by a lov- ing heart. Wakened by kind-ness. Lord will pro-vide: Back to the nar-row way Pa - tient-ly win them; ^^=^4^^ ^ r=r=Ff^ 1 fl k ■ ' N ^ 1 ^ K. 1 Chouub. 1 ^ N ^ N 1 V 1 1' 1 ^ h J - 1^ J ~ ( J nil ^ (f^^— J — ^r-i — 3- — 1 — -J— ^ -J— ^-- <— — ^- - ^1 \ ' '\ • — W — i ^ ^ '^ — ^ Tell them of Je - sus He will for -give if Chords that were kroken Tell the poor wanderer * F T f- m the they will a m might - y to save. . on - ly be-lieve. ( vi - brate once more. ( Sav-iour has died. ' r f- -^ -^- Res - cue -M. — <^ • J J the per-ish-ing, (m,\' k S « U U S I r m m 5 w^ 5 r « A pj'. V f r f 1 r W 1 1 1 II ^^r> b* \^ hi* • — — 1 y — U K? 1 y- — y i» • m — » i^ LJ k_ ^ M - i ^ irzi ^ 9 S ^ 4 ^ -0 y Care for the dy - ing; Je - bus is mer - ci - ful, Je - sus will save. m ^ i I at. m :P=P=t: •v— V- f=?=f y—^- i64 Come innto HDc. Nathanabl Norton. :i|zx=t :J=zt5 I sn: George C. Stebbins --^ -0- 1 "Come un - to me." 2 Wea - ry with life's 3 O, dy - ing man, 4 Rest, peace, and life, It is the Saviour's voice, — long striig-gle, full of pain, with guilt and sin dis - mayed, the flow'rs of deathless bloom. The Lord of O doubt- ing With con - science The Sav - iour t=t=t fc ±:^z fi— ^ H^ ^^. :t=±il:: -V— J life, who bids thy heart re Boul, thy Sav - iour calls a ■ wak - ened, of thy God a ■ gives us, — not be - yond the t^td=^ f=iSl=g: -V— joice; O wea - ry heart, with gain; Thy doubts shall Viin - ish, fraid; Twixt hopes and fears — oh, tomb — But here, and now: on heav - y cares op - prest; "Come un - to me," and I will give you rest, and thy sorrows cease, "Comeun-to me," and I will give you peace, end the anxious strife, "Come un - to me," and I ' will give you life, earth some glimpse is giv'n Of joys which wait us thro' the gates of heav'n. £liz4i ■0- • • ^ i=E= -^— u- itiizz^ t^ t=: I Refkain. 'Come un-to me, come un - to me. Come un - to me, and &.-fi: 2S: i 'Come an to me, 0, come nn to Come on Come unto flDC— Conclu&eO. , . ^ Ritard, I will give you rest, I will give you rest,.. I will give you rest.".... will give you rost, will give you rest." 165 Fanny J. Crosby. a jevcr^ Ba^ anb 1bour. William H. Doank, 1 Sav - iour, more than life to me, I am cling-ing, 2 Thro' this changing world be - low, Lead me gen-tlj% 3 Let me love Thee more and more, Till this fleet-ing, clinging, close to Thee; gen-tly, as I go; fleet-ing life is o'er; r^ i S^ M tj "^^ m :f^-* m =t Let Thy pre - cious blood ap- plied, Keep me ev - er, Trust-ing Thee, I can - not stray, I can nev- er, Till my soul is lost in love, In a brighter, N ev - er near Thy side, nev - er, lose my way. brighter world a - bove. #-^ Ki— J- ' • f— = — p—\-'5> — ■— • •- 1; ^^^ ~ L; L/ r-^ V i^ m f t-^- ^ w Ev - ery day, ev - ery hour, Ev - ery day and hour, ev - ery day and hour, -•-^— » * — » Let me feel Thy cleansing power; V — V- ■fi if: ; Jv .^ ^. -. -fz' ^. ^ -^ ?2- ^^ B^: EE^iEa ^ — ^- -^ p. ±-it ZMtj -m-^^ May Thy ten - der love to me Bind me clos-er. --A . :=1: uos-er. Lord, to Thee. ^Ef^. ff SES5EfEE£E=E I {i-tr f- 1 66 When tbe fIDiete bavc 1Rolle^ Hwai?, Annib Herbert. Arr. ^ ^li Ira D. Sankky, i^ ^JEgEE^g^^i^gi^^fej :£ 1 When the mists have rolled in splen-dor From the beau - ty of the hills, 2 Oft we tread the path be - fore us With a wea - ry, bur-den'd heart; 3 We shall come with joy and glad-ness, We shall gath- er 'round the throne- ^. . ^ .-- . -^ ^ • m =5= ^ ± =cia==S- ^ ^*-4- ^i3 And the sun - light falls in glad-ness On the riv - er and the rills: Oft we toil a - mid the shad-ows, And our fields are far a - part: Face to face with those that love us, We shall know as we are known; :t=t m ^ ■^ ^ -^—fi- =§t: We re - call our Fath - cr's prom-ise In the rain-bow of the spray: But the Saviour's "Come, Yo bless-ed," All our la - bor will re-pay, And the song of our ro-demp-tion Shall re - sound thro' end - less day, i: t- m m ^ =tr Hit. ^. We shall know each oth - er better When we gath - er in the morning When the shad-ows have de-part-ed ^.JL If:; qt ^: t: t^^- When the mists have rolled a- way. Where the mists have rolled a- way. And the mists have rolled a - way. :t==t:: m ^ -u- Chobus. ^- ^ ■^rz' , N N ^ -y-v-# ]-i- i: ^ -^5- -A— ^-^ -^- N- -^- r* :t-±- «- known, aa we are known , We shall know as we are known Nev - er - more. . . . to walk We shall know as we are known, Nevermore to walk a - i Mben the flDists, etc— conciuoeo. - lone, .... ^ In the dawning of the morning Of that bright and happy day: . ^ — ] — . - . - . . g -t: f: ^ y — I u- =^=r ■^— b/- -^^irzip-i ■^—V—<^—V- lone, to walk a-lone. y*— k- -t^— ^ s s. ^.^=^=#-=^;=jhil =^^ 5 ^ fe?^ We shall know each oth - er bet - ter When the mists have rolled a - way. m ~\- '^- ^^ S| — u- =>: 167 Beautiful Dalles of lEben, Rev. W. O. Gushing. Wm. F. Sherwin. 1. Beau-ti-ful val-ley of E - den! Sweet is thy noon- tide calm; 0 - ver the hearts of the 2. 0 - ver the heart of the mourner Shin -eth thy gold -en day, Wafting the songs of the 3. There is the home of my Sav-iour; There,with the blood-wash'dthrong,0-ver the highlands of ^ -^--^- V—^-V- , KEFRAIN. ^ N , I ^ *i-r^ ^ t^ 1/ wea - ry, Breathing thy waves of balm. ) an - gels Down from the far a - way. > Beau-ti-ful val-ley of E- den, Home of the pure and glo - ry, Roll -eth the great, new song. ) ir~N-#-. ^ -0- . -•-. the blest How oft - en a -mid the wild bil-lows I dream of thy rest — sweet rest! pure aud ble.st, :|:=g=t:=|5=^=|=t:=Et:=t:=r=t:=t: pure auu uie.si, m » m "n m ^-^-# t/ b b |— tr 1 68 Sati0tie^. HORATtUS BONAR. l5=i Gbo. C. Stkbbihs. N ■A 4- z4=: When Wheu Wbeu When '^ I — ^- -# --T N- m ±-iz shall wake shall see shall meet shall gaze in that fair morn of morns, Thy glo - ry face to face, with those that I have loved, up - on the face of Him Aft - er whose dawn-ing When in Thine arms Thou Clasp in my arms the Who died for me, with ^-g— g: X=X^ 3 -^ -«*- ^Ti^ nev - er night re - wilt Thy child tm dear ones long re- eyes no lou - ger dim, And praise Him with the ev - er *==1= ter - nal burns- stores of grace- me hast proved- last - ing hymn- ■ turns, And with whose glo - ry day e ■ -brace, When Thou shalt o - pen all Thy moved, And find how faith - ful Thou to ^ -^ t -#_i- ^-^ =fc=t rj-r -p--t7 1^-f- ^m^ Kefkain. =^=3= ^T-^TJ-fL 3=^ I shall be sat- is - fied, be sat - is -fie(."« T. ■9- — t- 4=i -wi— >t- !■=£ -»---•- . shall I shall :=:^e5=tL be sat - is - fied, be -H • » •--- q^ r- T shall be sat #. ^. ^ -#- fied. When I shall wake in When I shall y 1 y -y— ^-b i:-3^=^ :5=r T « *^ « t' • i^ that fair morn of morns; -^ -i- -0- M -^ * -'•-• *3 I.... shall be sat- is - fied, I.... shall be I shall be I shall be ^^^.£^ -^-^ t=ti=t: ^-r -^-^ i^ u i^- Satlefiet).— aonciuoco. --I 4^--^- :3=S --]- -«-T H- sat - is - fied, When I shall wake in that fair morn of morns. When I shall -^-rti -f- t 169 H am 1bi0 anb Ibe !0 flDlne, Rev. Wadb Rob!Nson. Rev. J. Mountain. 1: 1 Loved with ev - er - last - ing love, 2 Heav'n a - bove is soft - er blue, 3 Things that once were wild a - larms 4 His for ev - er, on - ly His; Led by grace that love to know; Earth a - round is sweet-er green! Can - not now dis - turb my rest; Who the Lord and me shall part? :3z:?=k= _^- :t =1=1: m ^ ^^. ^ SEEiBr^EEE. 3: Spir - it, breath -ing from Something lives in ev - Closed in ev - er - last - Ah, with what a rest — =1— — •— a - ery ing of :3if: — •- (5'— r- bove, Thou hast taught me it is hue Christ-less eyes have nev - er arms, Pil - lowed on the lov - ing bliss, Christ can fill the lov - ing sr so! seen: breast, heart! -a . tfc=^ s :^_i. =t=f -S^- Oh, this full and per - Birds with glad - der songs Oh, to lie for ev - Heav'n and earth may fade 1 -I v feet peace! Oh, this trans - o'er- flow, Flow'rs with deep er here, Doubt and care and flee. First -born light I I port all di ■ - er beau- ties and self re - in gloom do - X- li —a ' vine! shine, sign, cline; _i2 i 4=^^- :t: -x=x q= Repeat last two lines of each verse as Chorus, (_,— i 1 1 In a love which can - not cease, I Since I know, as now I know, I While He whis - pers in my ear — I But while God and I shall be, I --^ am His, am His, am His, am His, and He is and He is and He is and He is mine, mine, mine, mine. e j^ -F » \— 1 — r3: ^ i 170 l?lelD IRot to ^emptattom H. R. P, Horatio R. Palkkk. S^ 3 to teiupt-a - tion, For yield-ing is sin, Each vie -fry will vil corn-pan - ions, Bud language dis - dain, God's name hold in Yield not Shun e - To him that o'or-com - eth God giv - eth a crown, Thro' faith we shall S^ i^iz: m w s^=t m ~\— m help you rev - 'rence, con - quer. Some oth - er to Nor take it in Though oft - en cast T win; vaiu; down; :?= Fight manful - ly on - ward. Be thoughtful and earn - est. He who is our Sav - iour, -f-^t- * i. m tji: i g! -J^-^ i=i= :^ ^^- Dark pass-ions sub - due, Kind-heart-ed and true. Our strength will re - new, S^ :i==fcp Look ev-er Look ev-er Look ev-er -I Je Je Je 1 ^ sus, sus, sus. He'll car-ry you through. He'll car-ry you through. He'll car-ry you through. 4 i m Chorus. 1 1 K N K S 1 , ! 1 ; 1 1 1 ' 1 J A V ^ "~^ "■ 1 "'■^■ 3_. 1 m m m. J 0 •l • * 1 -; 1 .' 1 ! "1 ! 1 \A) i 4 4 i 4 M ' ' 1 0 0000 0 • 1 I) 4 0 4^00' Ask the Sav-iour to help r^ -4 ^ 0 0 ^ r-^"-^ 0 ' you, Com — ■ — • ■ fort, strengthen, and keep 0 • you; . 0 •.._ ^?=E-H^-b-£-F i ^=fr^ "h^ -r — f— V f= ^ L. [ 1 1/ '1^ '^ ^ 1 r 1 1 — ■ V ■ ' V U V ~r — * w^ fs N- ~~i ^ =^- — N- 1 j 1 « — -^ — 1^- —4. — — ^i — h'S-, ^,-=v^ n — « :J-: — -i—^ \ He i i- is will —# * — b — t— • ing -#— -jr- to -0— -ti — aid — \ h 1/-- you, — •-- 0 — He will f^ car —0 — #— • ry 5- ^^ — ^ 1 4^4. 4 " you through. "^V—^ ^^-U— U- — F — — F — 1 — 1*^ — •-- -l-F- — 1 — - V —y — V— -"^^ 171 H Hm prat>ina for lpou» Samukl O'M. Cloff. Ira D. Samksy. fc :;=!= ^. I5E4E 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I have a have a have a have a '-5'- -^- -0- -#- ^ -5^ Sav - ioitr, He's plead - ing in glo - ry, Fa - ther: to me Ho has giv - en robe: 'tis re - splen - dent in white-ness, peace: it is calm as a riv - er — 5 WhenJe-sus hns found you, tell oth-ers the sto - ry, A dear, A hope A - wait - A peace That my =^' — i—i-r^=.l lov-ing for e - ing in that the lov-ing t=±-~ T=: 4 ^- -]— t-r-4 l^ Sav - iour, tho' earth-friends be few; ter - ni - ty bless - ed and true: glo - ry my won - der-ing view; friends of this world nev - er knew: Sav - iour is your Sav -iour too; And now He is watch - ing in And soon He will call me to Oh, when I re - ceive it all My Sav - iour a - lone is its Then pray that your Sav - iour may i$r=i^ i^ r^(-r £ n :i=i 1==:|=1: m-. :i ten - der-ness o'er meet Him in heav - shin - ing in bright- Au - thor and Giv - bring them to glo - -=t ^ ^ -S- -^ # ^=r m me. And oh, that my Sav - iour en, But oh, that he'd let me ness. Dear friend, could I see you er. And oh, could I know it ry. And pray'r will be answered— were your Sav-iour bring you with me re - ceiv - ing one was giv - en to -'twas answered for :_^_ r-K -^- t^ too! too! too! you! youl =^ i i f Chorus. V T~i~r^ H For you am pray ing. For J. you am pray - ing. --g- ^ ^izztz m :^ -^ P PP rail. a^B I pray ing, I'm For you pray - ing for "ST you. ^ —&- I 172 Iblbe fIDc, ® ilD^ Saviour* Fanny J. Crosby. William H. Doanb. m^^^^^^r :±=|i:± 1 Hide me, O my Sav - iour, hide me In Thy ho - ly place; 2 Hide me, when the storm is rag - ing O'er life's troubled sea; 3 Hide me, when my heart is break-ing With its weight of woe; m 5S s^ -A :^=4 iL -J^ 4 L i m m ^^3 I ^=3: ^i ::^: Rest - ing there be - neath Thy glo ■ Like a dove on o - cean's bil - When in tears I seek the com . -^- •- - ry, 0 let me see Thy face. § lows, O let me fly to Thee. ^ fort Thou canst a - lone be - stow. -"^ -r- t=t x=^-- f Befkain. ri^ P ^m ^^ p= ■3= Hide me, hide me, Hiile me, hide me, safe - ly hide f: :P: -•- » »- ----- ^^QEEEEES i: bless-ed Sav - iour, hide me; t9- :E^= ^ is :t===t: ii I 0 Sav - iour, keep me 0 mv Sav - iour, keep Thou me. :t: =fe Safe - ly, O Lord, with Thee. m^- ■^ - 4= s ^^E 3=^ -w — p- 1==:^: 173 3C6U0 is Calling. Fannv J. Cuosiv. GsoHGS C. Stkbbins. \i!L:=±=:±z. t&zt- -0- • f — i — s — ^i~g — «^ — ^ — ^ t»r 1 Je - sus is ten-der - ly call-ing thee home- 2 Je - sus is call-ing the wea - ry to rest- 3 Je - sus is wait-ing, oh, come to Him now- 4 Je - sus is pleading, oh, list to His voice- =^=t -ff — ^- -V—\r-p-\r^ir-p- -p— r :t=4: & m -Call-ing to - day, call - ing to - day - Call-ing to - day, call - ing to - day -Waiting to - day, wait -ing to - day -Hear Him to-day, hear Him to - day t — r S- Pi 1 — P" N " — "Z 1 N"i — rzz — I 1 AVhy from the sunshine of love -wilt thou roam Far-ther and f ar-ther a - way ? Bring Him thy burden, and thou shalt be blest; He will not turn thee a - way. Come with thy sina, at His feet low-ly bow. Come, and no lon-ger de - lay. They who be-lieve on His name shall rejoice; Quick-ly a- rise and a - way. — tr-tr-p— (7— ■ Refrain. — P P, — fv- -A— A- :i==i -m- -m- -m- -»- -m- -m -0- -0- -I 1 — -0 0- Je - - sus is call - - ing, is ten - der-ly call-ing to Je - 6U3 is ten - der - ly calling to - day. day. -0- -^ f- -u y-v- V V ^TV I -^v^."'! ■-• 174 Spec^ Hwa^* Fanny J. Crosby, I. B. Woodbury, an. It ^^i=^=^^ i^i 3z=^ -^ St -»- K^ 1 Speed a - way, speed 2 Speed a - way, speed 3 Speed a - way, speed t— H 4- a - way a - way a - way 4=^ on your mis - sion with the life - giv with the mes - sage -^ ^. ^- of ing of £^ re- light, Word, rest, ■f- ^ i=± ^^^ ^ i I I the lands that are ly - ing in To the na - tiona that know not the the souls by the tempt - er in dark-ness and voice of the bond - age op night; 'Tis the Lord; Take the pressed; For the ^^3^ :i=j: :1&^ :^ ^ =^-^-^ ^=r Mas - ter's com-mand; go ye forth in His name. The won - der - ful wings of the morn - ing and fly o'er the wave, In the strength of . your Sav - lour has purchased their ran-som from sin. And the ban-quet is 4=- %^^m ^ f=^ 3Ei ^='r- ^ ^ ^ ^ Gos-pel of Je - sus pro -claim; Take your lives in your hand, to the Mas-ter the lost ones to save; He is call - ing once more, not a read - y, O gath-erthem in; To the res- cue make haste, there's no -•- -#- -#- ilg J!-— It :e: 4". t :^=i?-: 3= IS -7^ 1^ I work while 'tis day, mo - ment's de - lay, time for de - lay, Speed a - way, speed a - way, speed a - way. 175 ^brow Qui the Xlfc^Xlne. (May be sunq as a Solo and Chorus.) Rev. Edward S, Upford. E. S. Ufford. Arr, by GhohGB C. StBBBIMS. ir^ -^— liL- -1= 1 Throw out the Life-Line a - cross the dark wave, There is a broth-er whom 2 Throw out tlie Life-Line withhundquickaudstroug:^Vhy do you tar - ry, why 3 Throw out the Life-Line to dan-ger-fraughtmen, Bink-ing in anguish where 4 Soon will the sea - son of res -cue be o'er, Soon will they drift to e - E^-P— U l—\ 1 Hrg=gz=r=t=:zi|;zz:U=^zi O — p p—:. »— » # 0 — \—^ ^ ^ ' P b B 1/ P b ;^^ •- ' ■ i - - - •^ -^ some one should save; Some - bod - y's broth-er! oh, who then, will dare To lin - ger so long? See! he is sink-ing; oh, hast - en to-day — And you've nev - er been: Winds of temp-ta-tion and bil-lows of woe Will ter - ni - ty's shore, Haste then, my broth-er, no time for de - lay, But ^ E r ^1 :&=:A=r ClJOKUS. — N- ~I- throw out the Life-Line, his per - il to share? ^ out with the Life-Boat! a - way, then, a - way! f ™, . ., t -r t • • , , X, .1 l^ 1 1 ' „ t a y Throw out the Life-Line! soon hurl them out where the dark wa - ters flow, f throw out the Life-Line and save them to - day. 3 ^&=f--=P: m^ J=t=t: -N N N 1^^ 1 , V h^ IV K j- ^^-^,-=^J — ■ i*^ j^ -^- « «— ; — « — ' « 1 — ^ ^ ^ ^ 1—, — m \~*- — I d ~ ^ — m Throw out the Life-Line! Some one is drift-ing -^ f-' -^- :p f- -#- -n- -•- -^ -^- 4:: i: a - way; =t:: Throw out the h=3 — sH=s===g=T=g— *==M=^-=^*==3-^-^==fe=r Life-Line! Throw Qut the Life-Line! Someone is sink-ing \i> - day. X-- -#-^-» a fir 176 H SolMer of tbc Cvoqq. Isaac Watts. K Tra D. Sankky. 1 1 d^% IT =r — ]— 1 1^- — ^^ ^V- — /^-T- h^=J ^ "1-1 M^ 1 Am 2 Mus 3 Are 4 Sine I ti there e I a sol - dier be car - ried no foes for must fight if -• ^^— #- -#- of to me I -#- — • the the to would croRs- skies, face? reign. - A follower On flow - ery Must I not In - crease my of the beds of stem the cour - age, — • 4ta — 1 ^ — 1 Lamb? ease, flood? Lord! _g,_! pH-:g-4-»— H — ) L . L -t- F -g-^- 1 -^ S Si— ^— 1^ 1 s»^4t4-f >■■ — 1 - * ? -f- M 1 -H ^1 -H — M— i — ^-H 4 — _| -^ ^ — ^-^ Lj _l_j__J -i — -i— —\ 1 ' l-f^-± 1 i 13 I HE} :1=q; 8 ii T?^ -s- r-r-iT=? 1/ I* ' 5 And shall I fear to own His cause. Or blush to speak His name? -^ While oth - ers fought to win the jirize, And sailed thro' blood - y seas? §■ Is 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, j" ^-K -t»=v-i7-= =>T— H — > — « N— |— r 1 ' "2 In the name of Christ the King, c-r-r Who hath purchased ai=^: In the name of Chriat the King, fe;— h— v: i^zkzr^zzi^— ^^ 0 — •— ^ — • — 0 — I — • — I— fc=t r=^*-^^r^ life for me. Thro' grace I'll win the promised crown, Whate'er my cross maybe. -#- -^- ^- ^-4+ — I 1- K>- r ----^-fe£ ^^^r=^? •-#- H^ i 1 — I- ■v^-y rr tfrrd 177 ®ne more Dap's Mork for 3e0U0. Anna B. Warner. Rev. Robert Lowry. :^ -gi— |-?^T— i^ •-X-g— hg 1. One more day's work for Je - sus; 2. One more day's work for Je - sus; 3. One more day's work for Je - sus; 4. One more day's work for Je - sus; 5. Oh, bless - ed work for Je - sus! One less of life for me! Butheav'nia How glo - rious is my King! 'Tis joy, not How sweet the work has been, To tell the Oh, yes, a wea - ry day; But heav'n shines Oh, rest at Je - sus' feet! There toil seema ^—0—m-^-m(2^^^ — ^ — •--, =F r— r -J_.-4 4 =3=;= I near-er. And Christ is dear-er, du - ty. To speak His beau-ty; sto - ry. To show the glo - ry, clear-er, And rest comes nearer. Than yes - ter - day to me; His love and My soul mounts on the wing At the mere When Christ's flock en-ter in! How it did At each step of the way; And Christ in pleasure, My wants are treas-ure, And pain for Him is sweet. Lord, if I m —ti i=t:: r-^' :t: i Chorus. light Fill all my soul to-night tho't How Christ my life has bought shine In this poor heart of mine. , all — Be - fore His face I fall. I may, I'll serve an - oth - er day. ! >0 ne more day's work for Je - sus. One more ;r=i=^^ ^k£g|i:1=E"^iz=!l=?i=i: &m-^. day's work f or Je-sus, One more day's work for Je-sus, One less of life for me. i=l <— f '-^-^ -Fp-"-r-r-r=bi p;=Fz:p=(:.±» m 178 ® IRoch of Hgee. Rev. H. L. Hastings. Hubert P. Main. f^^m^=m^ —G- 1. My soul at last a rest hath found, A rest that will not fail; 2. I'll hide me in this ref-uge strong, From ev - ery storm - y blast; 3. Ye com-fort-less and tem-pest-tost, By sins and woes op - prest; 4. Ye thirst-y, from this smit-ten Rock Life's crys-tal wa - ters spring; ggg=S=|=?=S=J=i=fez:b:=:t:=fe: ±: ^^t -tq i ^ ^ — N- 1 r^ ~1 1 *l -J — ^ — h — ^~ -H — 1 if-ir-%— J • i^ ir « ^^J . 1 J — 1 •, -1 ltd -^-\ hj a • ' m • 5 S • ■ * • s "- j\ 1 A sure and cer - And sit and sing Ye tempt-ed, trou- There hide from ev - -•- -•- . tain un bled ery _• anch'rnge ground In Christ - til the waves Of wrath ru-ined, lost. Come find storm-y shock, And rest, • # p ' . m m ' • ■■ " with - in the are o - ver - in Christ your and drink, and • r r vail, past, rest, sing. a prfc-'— ._^ 1 »_JL_ "^i — m 1 — ' ' 1 ^ r * — » — * — •— t ^ ^-^b b * ^ ^ r 1 to 1 1 1 -P 1 I , W 1 1 U ■ u I? t K ^ ' " O Rock L— if- — »- A - ges cleft for me, -f • — £-_ In Thee O Rock 1/ k/ -b' — >■— -^- my soul se -# — -» • •- -^- -f=X.-=tr- In Thee -r-Lc. 1 = 1 -?-f>— « 1 •-^- ^^J curelyhijle; My to w'r of strength,! fly to Thee, And safe - ly there a - liide. ? tr-^- 179 Rev. Edward Moth, ^bc SoUb IRock. Wm. B. Bradbury. « — I— • — i — -•—5 — S— I— • — • — •— • — ■ — --•— » — • — I— •— 1. My hope is built on noth-ing less Than Jesus' blood and righteousness; I dare not 2. When darknesaveilsHislovely face, I rest on His unchanginggrace; In ev - ery 3. His oath, His GOV - e-nant,His blood, Sup-port me in the whelmingflood; Whenalla - 4. When He shall come with trumpet sound. Oh, may I then in Him be found ; Cloth'd in His -I- §1^ It: ^_._:f-_.zt--t--t -s — e- ZhC QoWtf IKoCk,— Conclu^eo. -^-\- :^ Chorus. I N -X J_4- trust the sweetest frame, But whol-ly lean on Je-sus'name I high andstorm-y gale, My anch-orholdswith-in the vail. lonChrist.the Sol - id roundmy soul gives way. He then is all my hope and stay, j rieht-eous-ness a - lone, Faultless to stand before the throne!'' Rock I stand; All oth-ergroundis sinkinojsand. All oth-ergroundis sinking sand. -v-^-r i8l Mary J. Walker. 3c0ue, H Mill ^ru0t Zbcc. Ira D. Sankky. 1. Je - 8U8, 2. Je - SU8, 3. Je - 8U8, - _ _ - _ - — *— J ■<&- -(&- -•- " I ■will trust Tbee.tiust Thee with my soul; Guilt-j',lost,and helple88, can trust Thee, trust Thy writ-ten word, SinceThyvoiceof mercy do trust Thee, trust Thee without doubt: " Who-so-ev-er com-eth, -0- -0- -<?- — ,1^—1 — • — »—\-^-. — -|-^— •^— r- lili^pil Thou canst make me whole. There is none in heav-en or on earth like Thee: 1 have oft - en heard. When Thy Spir-it teach-eth, to my taste how sweet- Thou wilt not cast out," Faith-ful is Thy prom- ise, pre-cious is Thy blood- fe t=^-- iC: -__ — 0 — 0 0 ^ 0 0 — r7>s-. 1 ^ ■ff'Il %\VC for TOCC— ConcIudeD. ^ — I- m ;=:t=^^= B.C. for Ohorut. 3=1 -f2 L -#- I O And I con - se - crate my may I ev - er now henceforth I'll i faith - ful be, trust in Thee, life to Thee, My My My Sav Sav Sav • 7 -I • jm. -w- zfezzi — *-- — * — * — 1 — • — |— ^ That Thou didst give Thy self for me, r My iour and iour and iour and Sav - iour my God ! my God! my God! -•—r-G> I and my Qod ! 183 Rev. Joseph H. Gilmore. Ibe Xcabetb fIDc. William B. Bradbury. 'nr* 1. He lead-ethme! oh! bless-ed thought, Oh! wordswithheav'nly comfort fraught; 2. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, SometimeswhereE-den's bowers bloom, 3. Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine. Nor ev - er mur-mur nor re-pine; 4. And when my task on earth is done. When, by Thy grace, the victory's won. m-A- g=f: — I L, 1^__^ ,__qc_^^^ — I =1=3= ^^^ ^■d — I — ^- -A- s- -^ ^ What-e'er I do, wher-e'er I be, Still 'tis God's hand that lead - eth me. By wa - ters still, or trou-bled sea, — Still 'tis His hand that lead - eth me. Con - tent, what-ev - er lot I see. Still 'tis my God that lead - eth me. E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, Since God thro' Jor - dan lead - eth me. 1 — '— X-- :t=: "f-F- Kekratn JKEKKAIN. I I ^^= •-*: lead-eth me! He -^- I -•- -t=:=rzzi^= :=t= :t=t — r— ^- lead-eth me! -■- -•. -f. X—t--- By --■^=x His own hand He lead-eth me; 5— X -r—t—\- =r=r His faith-ful fol-lower I would be. For by His hand He lead - eth me. x—f--- i=: 1-^— r— r r^^^ 1 84 Kanny J. Crosby, Cloee to Zbce, Silas J. Vail. g=I^i^i-^z ■-1- 1. Thou, my ev - er-last-ing por- 2. Not for ease or world- ly pleas 3. Lead me thro' the vale of shad- tion, More than friend or life to me, All a - long my ■ure, Nor for fame my pray'r shall be; Glad-ly will I ows, Bear me o'er life's fit - ful sea: Then the gate of ■I- w«— '-• — •—>-#---# -i~ J -- pil - grim jour-ney, Sav- iour, let toil and suf - fer, On - ly let life e - ter - nal, May I en- k-'-l h— '-h yi-'-\ — -^— N- Refkain. — H ,-i-^~!^-5 me walk with Thee. Close to Thee, close to Thee, Close to me walk with Thee. Close to Thee, close to Thee, Close to ter, Lord,with Thee. Close to Thee, close to Thee, Close to |:-t:=::^-|:^=l=f=;=r=|=t=-f±-t=pg=| i-pzn T— r -I y- :t=^ v~f- Thee, close to Thee; All a- long Thee, close to Thee; Glad-ly will Thee, close to Thee; Then the gate -N — ^ \-, — I 1 — I — N — \-| — I N-^ — Hr-i — ,— r, my pil-grim jour-ney, Sav-iour, let me walk with Thee. I toil and suf - fer, On - ly let me walk with Thee, of life e - ter - nal, May I en- ter, Lord,with Thee. ;it=:t=z=t -I b"— H— - i 185 Draw flP»e IHearer. Fanny J. Crosby. ag #^— I- William H. Doane. Fr3 :^=^=1: -3=^ 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 I ^eET 1/ -0 told Thy love to me; pow'r of grace di - vine; - fore Thy throne I spend, cross the nar - row sea. J— + vn:y—d~r-*-\-ti 1 1- 0 — -_i^# — ^ — ^- — N- — 1^ __|. -^ — I B a :5 But I long to rise in the arms of faith. And be Let my soul look up with a stead-fast hope. And my When I kneel in pray'r, and with Thee, my God, I com There are heights of joy that I may not reach Till I «=z^=::1ziF -.— «— ^— i-g:^ clos - er drawn to Thee. will be lost in Thine. - mune as friend with friend. rest in peace with Thee. JDvn\v flDc IRcarer. conciuoco. m — s — 0 — • — 0 — 1^0 — #— LJ # • 0- -<9 Draw me near - er, ^ near- er, bless-ed Lord, To the cross where Thou hast died, ^ nearer, near-er, 0-;-^0^.-0 0 0 0 ^0 0 0 0 0 .-0—0 1— r ^ ^ -A — \-«- :^=i l-±1 Draw me near-er, near-er, near-er, bless-ed Lord, To liiy pre-cious, bleed-ing side. fl |^^E^=^iEE^ f- :P=P: -v—\^—v—\i^—\- V- t=t=t=: :fiz=|EBz -r i86 Mbat a jfrlenb wc bavc in 3c0U0. Joseph Scriven. :1=:^: Charles C. Converse. N i^t ^ --X — I 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 trou-ble a - ny- where? 3. Are we weak and heav-y - la - den, Cum-bered with a load of care? t: 1 #—7 • • • # 1 1 1 ri '^'l i*^ i*^ i*^ ^ Fine. j/_i J J J J ^ h. 1 V |-\ s . >t^^ • ^ ? ^ J h'^ ^ i ^ -n -+^i^ d ^^ -- A- S- - m m . ^ w ^ i ^ ^j d ^ s ^ ^ — 1 — (C* . "What a priv - i - lege to D.s.^ — All be-cause we do not We should nev-er be dis - D.s. — Je - sus knows our ev - ery Pre- cioiis Sav-iour, still our D.s.— In His arms He'll take and &-«^-?-?-p=?- car - ry car - ry cour - aged, weak-ness, ref - uge,— shield thee, pfS — -^ • -*- -#'. .0- Ev - ery-thing to God Ev - ery-thing to God Take it to the Lord Take it to the Lord Take it to the Lord Thou wilt find a sol - 0 r ^ • -•- in in in in in ace ^ irayer. prayer, prayer, prayer, prayer, there. ^^^— ! V \/ f \/ b*— t-p__p_J -r — t/ ^ P 1/ 0 ! " 1 IKS D.S. Oh, what peace we oft - en for - feit, Can we find a friend so faith - ful, Do thy friends despice, for- sake thee? :g: Oh, what need-less pain we bear — Who will all our sor- rows share? Take it to the Lord in prayer; J . d -0- -0- -•- -0- -«'- . 1 87 Kanny J. Crosby, Ipase flDe not 1. Pass me 2. Let me 3. Trust-ing not, O geu - tie at a throne of on - ly in Thy mer 4. Thou the Spring of all my com lour, mer - cy it. fort •-_ •— Hear my hum-ble cry; While on Find a sweet re - lief; Kneel-ing Would I seek Thy face; Heal my More than life to me, Whom have .^. . .^. .,- mt oth - ers Thou art there in deep con wounded, bro - ken I on earth be - JK. . ing, Do not pass me by. tri - tion. Help my un - be - lief: spir - it, Save me by Thy grace, side Thee? WhominHeav'nbutThee? Sav-iour, Sav - iour, » -» -y — -I — -(9 (— im^: i9- ^tt -(2- -t— — ^— j— •— L(5i-- !-#-- — 0 — S_lBJ B_!_.J_I_^ — ^ — 1-0 0 — 0 — ^- hear my humble cry. )?z&54:=t:=f:: While on oth-ers Thou art call-ing. Do not pass me by. -f- • -i5>- -^- ' -0- f T _ :t=: — h b^- f-r !i3EJ3; 1:=y 0 1 88 Kanny J. Crosby. 1bolb ^bou riD^ Ibanb. Hubert P. Main, take one step without Thy aid; self — my hope, my joy, my all; sun - light of Thy face di - vine: riv - er Thou didst cross for me. :t==it=: r=r ig=: Hold Thou my hand; for then, O lov-ing Hold Thou my hand, lest hap - l,y I should But when by faith I catch its ra-diant A heav'n-ly light may flash a - long its 0 0- 1-0 • — •— 1— •-- — •— r»- iEE=E=f|EE=N-5: , I L/C I 1/ ^ U -t-j — I Ibolb ZTbou flD^ Ibanb.— conciu&eo. Sav - lour, No dread of ill shall make my soul a - wan -Mer, And, miss - ing Thee, my trem-bling feet should glo - ry, What heights of joy, what rapturous songs are wa - ters, And ev - ery wave like crys - tal bright shall -#- .... t:- ... -t-- r- fraid. fall, mine! be. ■iS'- s 189 Melcomc! IKIlanbcrcr, Melcomcl HOKATIUS BONAR. 1 1 Ira D. Sankey. ^^#= -J-. fi i ^ ^ ^- H =^^r-1- l=d=^I — 1 -1- _j — 1 — 1. 2.' 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. i : ■ ■ i— In the land of 'From the land of Leave the haunts 0 See the door still Far off thou hast See the well-sprea Thou art f riendles -#- • -•- -•- -0- \-<s « Lj-T stran-gers, Whith hun - ger, Faint- f ri - ot. Wast - 0 - pen! Thou wan-dered; Wilt d ta - ble, Un - s, homeless, Hope- - er thou art gone, ing, fam-ished, lone, ed, woe- be - gone, art still my own; thou far-ther roam? for- got -ten one! less and un - done; — 1 i Hear Come Sick Eyes Come Here Mine • "0 — a to at of and is is — 1 — far love heart love all rest love voice and and are is and un - ^,-4- — »-- — w — • • — '1 T7~l F~ % f ^- -•-^ —0^0 0— =f=-^=