The Brilliant: a cluster of song brilliants for Sunday schools. Including a tempernace department

Editor: W. T. Giffe
Published: 1874
Place of Publication: Indianapolis, Ind.
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to hymns that start on the same page.
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112Jesus calls us to His servicePage Scan
113Onward, we're traveling here belowPage Scan
114For those who humbly serve their KingPage Scan
116Gently down my window panePage Scan
117I love the name of JesusPage Scan
118Will Jesus hear a little childPage Scan
119I am a little soldierPage Scan
120"Little Eva," she was lovelyPage Scan
122Don't hear Him sweetly calling?Page Scan
123aI'm the Saviour's little lambPage Scan
123bSee! Israels' gentle Shepherd standsPage Scan
124Come and join our Sunday SchoolPage Scan
125Just across the river Lies the promised landPage Scan
126We rise, dear friends, with true delightPage Scan
127Hark! the lilies whisper Page Scan
128Come and join our pilgrim bandPage Scan
129What's the use of always frettingPage Scan
130Lord, when the seed of life--Thy wordPage Scan
131By the love of Christ constrainingPage Scan
132We are marching on with banner and with songPage Scan
133There's a tale of woe in the sparkling glassPage Scan
137Beware boys, beware of the fatal cupPage Scan
140Wine is a mocker, Strong drink is ragingPage Scan
141O, father, won't you sign the pledgePage Scan
144Some love to drink from the foamy brinkPage Scan
146When you see the ruddy winePage Scan
148We're marching on! we're marching on!Page Scan
150We come a free and joyful throngPage Scan
152'Round the temp'rance standard rallyPage Scan
153We are earnest, we are faithfulPage Scan
154She is waiting by the riverPage Scan
156Ring out the bells for christmasPage Scan
159Little feet may find the pathwayPage Scan

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