Gems of Sacred Song

Editor: J. H. Alleman
Publisher: Northwestern Music Co., Chicago , 1899
Language: English
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d201There's blessed salvation in trusting
d202Through the infant days I watched him
d203Thus far the Lord hath [has] led me on
d204Thy word, dear Savior, is a light
d205Thy word is to my feet a lamp
d206To the fount of cleansing have you been
d207Turn on the searchlight
d208We are a happy pilgrim band, We
d209We are gaining in the conflict
d210We are marching on, ever marching
d211We are marching toward a better land
d212We are never, never weary of the grand old song
d213We are now enlisted, Fighting
d214We have a Rock a safe retreat
d215We read within the blessed Word
d216Welcome, delightful morn, Thou [Sweet] day of sacred rest
d217Welcome, sweet day of rest
d218We're a faithful pilgrim band
d219We're going forth to battle
d220What a fellowship, what a joy divine
d221When at last from earth I pass away
d222When Christ in need of rest
d223When dark forebodings o'er me crowd
d224When friends forsake and faithless
d225When from sorrow free, Christ will
d226When I survey the wondrous cross
d227When the darkness doth surround me
d228When the day of life is ended
d229When the sky is black with storm clouds
d230Where duty calls there I would be
d231Where findeth the soul its true rest
d232Where he leads me I will follow
d233Wheresoe'er thy duty calls thee
d234While wandering away from home
d235Why should our tears in sorrow flow
d236Why should we start and fear to die
d237Will you come to the cleansing
d238With joy we hail the sacred day
d239With tearful eyes I look around
d240Without hope what would this world be
d241Wouldst thou have the world for Jesus

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