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The Great White Throne

Editor: S. T. Church
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Co., Chicago, Ill., 1879
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d1A beautiful thought inhabits
d2A wonderful grace
d3Away, away, away
d4Christian workers now arise
d5Dear brother and sister
d6Far away, far away, there's a beautiful land
d7Go to Christ, O child
d8Gone, but not lost
d9Hark, I hear the Christmas bells
d10Haste, O, haste, away
d11Have you heard of that beautiful railroad
d12Hear me, O Savior, O list to my cry
d13Hold on to your tongue
d14How can you live without Jesus
d15How I long to be with Jesus
d16How kind the blessed Savior
d17I cast my dying soul
d18I'm a little orphan child
d19I'm drawing near the boundary
d20I'm saved from sin
d21I'm watching and waiting
d22I'm your precious little darling
d23In the bright and sunny
d24I've been told there is a river
d25Jesus in my prayer
d26Jesus knows my every thought
d27Jesus laid his robes aside
d28Jesus leadeth me
d29Lift up Jesus higher
d30Methinks I see the shadows
d31My morning of life
d32O let me know more
d33O yes, I am traveling
d34Oft the sun of life goes down
d35Say, what have you done
d36The harvest is past, and the reapers are gone
d37The morning of life is passing away
d38There is a stream whose crystal flood, Flows
d39Though the path be very narrow
d40We are climbing to the mountain
d41We are gathered together
d42We will never mind
d43Were only little children
d44We've joined Christ's
d45When the march of life is over with
d46Write thy name, O blessed
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