Messenger of Song

Editor: R. H. Cornelius
Publisher: R. H. Cornelius, Midlothian, Tex., 1912
Language: English
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d201There's a road which leads to life
d202There's a Stranger at the door, let him [the Stranger] in
d203There's a wonderful theme in the gospel tongue
d204They are gathering over the silent stream
d205This is the season of hope and grace
d206Though danger assail and trouble affright
d207Though sometimes the storms sweep around me
d208Though the path of life be drear
d209Though the waves of life may dash around us
d210Though you've slighted him so long
d211Too long have I wandered
d212Trust in Jesus, never doubt him
d213We are soldiers, little soldiers
d214We are told of a city beyond the dark river
d215We go forth by the King's command
d216We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d217We shall meet beyond the skies
d218We shall rise on wings of love
d219Weary soul by sin oppressed, spend one hour with Jesus
d220We're a band of pilgrims, bound for glory land
d221We're told of a land beyond the blue sky
d222What a friend we have in Jesus
d223When all my [the] labors and trials are o'er
d224When all the storms of life are o'er
d225When darkness is hedging my way
d226When I can read my title clear
d227When I reach my home eternal
d228When I walk through the shadow and gloom
d229When I'm faint from home and kindred
d230When in death you see me sinking
d231When life's breakers dash around you
d232When mighty kings have gone to clay
d233When our toil below is ended
d234When peace and joy have fled
d235When the angel trump is sounding
d236When the clouds are dark above you
d237When the Lord shall call His people all together 'round the throne
d238When the race of life has ended
d239When the storms of life were wild
d240When we reach that shining city
d241Where the golden grain is waving
d242While nature has her changing seasons
d243Who can tell the half of pleasure
d244Wonderful gift from the Father above
d245Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d246Would you care if some friend you have met

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