Melodies of Love

Editor: R. S. Arnold
Publisher: National Music Co., Fort Worth, Tex., 1948
Language: English
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d1A glorious time is coming when we all get home
d2After the clouds roll by
d3All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall
d4Although I'm very weak and small
d5Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
d6As a little child relies
d7As I labor here below
d8As this world we journey
d9Be near me Lord till life's
d10Beyond this life of sorrow
d11Brightly beams our Father's mercy
d12Christ is making sinners free
d13Dear daddy you have us here
d14Dear daddy you have us here
d15Declare his love to all
d16Earth holds no treasures but perish with using
d17Everybody here needs the Lord
d18Exalt, exalt the God of our salvation
d19Friend of sinners, hear us
d20Go find some soul [the lost] in darkness living
d21God be with you till we meet again
d22God of mercy, guard and guide us
d23Happy on the way to heaven's portals
d24Have you read the story of the Cross
d25Here among the shadows [living] in a lonely land
d26I am going home when this life is ended
d27I am on my way to the land of light
d28I am singing glad praise
d29I am so glad salvation's free
d30I have a friend who walks with me
d31I have now complete salvation
d32I have started for heaven with my Savior
d33I know not the day when
d34I want to be a soul winner
d35If you are burdened down with care
d36I'm going to a city fair
d37I'm just a pilgrim here below
d38I'm looking for the New Jerusalem
d39I'm pressing on the upward way
d40I'm very glad, yes indeed, to know
d41In the heavenly way I am walking
d42In the morning of my childhood
d43I've a precious Friend that's true
d44I've a Savior dear who is with me here
d45Jesus Christ is made to me
d46Jesus, our blessed Redeemer and King
d47Just as I am, without one plea, But [Save] that thy blood
d48Just over the dark silent tide
d49Just to trust in God all the journey
d50Lift your eyes unto the harvest field
d51Lord, I hear of [that] [the] showers of blessing
d52Majestic sweetness sits enthroned upon the Savior's brow
d53Melodies of love we sing each day
d54My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty
d55My only hope while here below
d56My Savior for me suffered
d57O there is joy and peace within
d58O what a Savior is Jesus
d59O what peace and joy I'm having as I travel
d60O you better hold on
d61On life's ocean where the billows
d62On the resurrection morning
d63On the rugged cross of Calvary, Jesus gave
d64Once I bore a burden great
d65Once I dreamed I saw the book
d66Once I was a wayward sinner
d67Once I was lost in sin (Barner)
d68One glad day the Savior came
d69Peace and gladness filled my soul
d70Peace be with thee, my friend
d71Pressing forward and upward
d72Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d73Shall we gather at [by] the river, Where bright angel feet have trod
d74Shout his praises
d75Since my sins are washed away
d76Since my soul has been forgiven
d77Singing the story
d78Softly now the light of day
d79Some day the silver cord must sever
d80Someone is knocking without
d81Sometimes I get so lonely and blue
d82Spread the gospel news as on your way
d83Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross
d84The gospel tide is rolling high
d85The great Physician now is near
d86The king of heaven his table spreads
d87The last day's sun of life is sinking
d88The Lord has gone to prepare a home
d89The Lord is now by my side
d90The Lord of the harvest is calling
d91The Savior came from above
d92The Savior leads me on
d93There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d94There is a place within
d95There is pardon, full and free
d96There is sunlight in the blessed Savior
d97There is sunshine in my soul
d98There'll be a time when I shall leave
d99There's a beautiful city up over the clouds
d100There's a city of light

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