Crown Him King

Editor: Jas. C. Moore, Luther Lovett
Publisher: The Florida Song-Book Co., Tallahassee, 1928
Language: English
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99They crucified our blessed SaviorPage Scan
100Over the billows to glory daily we sail alongPage Scan
101There's a happy place where the Saved by gracePage Scan
102Tho at times the way is drearPage Scan
104Over the storm beaten oceanPage Scan
105I will sing a song of gladnessPage Scan
106There'll come a time, a happy dayPage Scan
107When the spirit came down and call'd to my soulPage Scan
108What precious tho'ts are minePage Scan
111The Lord's our Rock, in Him we hidePage Scan
112Jesus is the light for He knows the rightPage Scan
113Bring all your sins to the crucified OnePage Scan
114Someone is calling the weary tonightPage Scan
115I want you to know who loveth me soPage Scan
116Jesus is the Savior of the human racePage Scan
117I'm laboring on for the Savior divinePage Scan
118I have a song that my soul is singingPage Scan
119Preach by living in a Christian wayPage Scan
120Sometime the shadows will be gonePage Scan
121His name is the dearest that mortal can knowPage Scan
122When you are discouragedPage Scan
123My trials here shall soon be o'erPage Scan
124Tho' not a star above I seePage Scan
125When heavy seems the cross I bearPage Scan
126I'm on my way rejoicingPage Scan
127There's a blessed One walking by my sidePage Scan
128There's a sweet and precious storyPage Scan
129Almost presuaded not to believePage Scan
130Some morning fair, my Lord will callPage Scan
131Why did my Savior come to earthPage Scan
132O, 'tis sweet to think of heavenPage Scan
133All to Jesus I surrenderPage Scan
134A wonderful time is just aheadPage Scan
135Would you be free from the burden of sinPage Scan
136Jesus is tenderly calling thee homePage Scan
137If you are tired of the load of your sinPage Scan
138O do not let the word departPage Scan
139I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voicePage Scan
140What a fellowship, what a joy divinePage Scan

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