Hymns for the Master

Editor: John Clements
Publisher: Wesleyan Pub. Co., Philadelphia , 1908
Language: English
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d101The burdens of life may be many
d102The cross, the cross, the bloodstained cross
d103The gospel call is heard today
d104The great Physician now is near
d105The Lord forgives all my transgressions
d106The Savior has gone to prepare for us a home
d107The trumpet is sounding 'tis calling to arms
d108The world has lost its charms for me
d109There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d110There is a home in glory
d111There is a light upon the way
d112There was a time on earth, when in the book of heaven
d113There'll be music in heaven, we're told, played on the harps of gold
d114There's a call for workers, heard today
d115There's a far off shore where the gleaming
d116There's a fountain now open by Jesus
d117There's a holy and beautiful city
d118There's a love that is sweeter than earth's sweetest thing
d119There's nothing so precious as Jesus to me
d120There's redemption through the blood
d121Thousands stand today in sorrow
d122Washed in the blood, by the spirit sealed
d123We will send the word along
d124What a beautiful sight here on earth to behold
d125What mean this eager, anxious throng
d126When burdened with care and with sorrow
d127When darkness overspread the earth
d128When from loved ones on earth we are severed
d129When I think how they crucified my Lord
d130When I was far away from God
d131When I was young, in tender years
d132When pangs of death seized on my soul
d133When wandering far away from God
d134Whene'er we meet, you [we] always say
d135Who, who are these [they] beside [beyond] the chilly wave
d136Whom Jesus' blood doth sanctify
d137Why will you linger when Jesus is calling
d138Ye who despise the Savior's grace

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