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Editor: J. R. Baxter
Publisher: Stamps Baxter Music and Printing Co., Dallas, Tex., 1955
Language: English
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Elements of Worship
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d101Some glad tomorrow all sickness and sorrow
d102Some of these days all sorrows o'er
d103Some people sing and shout
d104Somewhere beyond the golden sunset
d105Sonny boy, you've gone
d106Soon I'll be at home
d107Spend a moment in prayer
d108Thank God, I truly can say
d109Thank thee, Lord, for sparkling dew
d110The angels asked why they stood gazing
d111The Bible tells about a place
d112The cherished friends of long ago
d113The Savior died upon the cross
d114The Savior said, Go, preach, and teach
d115There are angels hovering round
d116There are many things that are done
d117There are times when we're discouraged
d118There is a city I'm told, built
d119There is a joy way down within
d120There is a place of gladness
d121There is a story of long ago, Men roamed in darkness
d122There is joy for all
d123There will be a happy meeting in heaven
d124There's a light that's brightly shining
d125There's a wonderful book that is divine
d126There's nothing that is everlasting
d127This earthly house is not enduring
d128This life is hard to understand
d129This mortal body must go back
d130'Tis sweet, O God, to steal away
d131'Twas on a dreary night
d132Walking with Jesus the beautiful way
d133We are marching on to Canaan's land
d134We are on a journey to a better land
d135We are pilgrims in this land
d136We are told of heaven
d137We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d138We read about a man named Thomas
d139Weary pilgrim, bound for glory
d140Well, I just can't keep from praising
d141What a time of great rejoicing
d142What could I do without Jesus
d143When life on earth is o'er, and time shall be
d144When my spirits are low
d145When my way groweth drear, precious Lord
d146When the cares of earth shall have
d147When the clouds hang low on the path
d148When the rosy morning sheds its
d149When we get home to that land
d150With an eye of faith I view that band
d151You have heard of a beautiful

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