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Praise Evangel: for Sunday-schools, revivals, singing-schools, conventions and general use in Christian work and worship

Editor:	James D. Vaughan
Publisher:	James D. Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., 1919
Language:	English
Notes:	There are some damaged scan pages

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#	Text	Tune
101	Rock of Ages, cleft for me	[Rock of Ages, cleft for me]
102	When the shepherd went seeking the wandering sheep	[When the shepherd went seeking the wandering sheep]
103	Saviour, bless us as we part	[Saviour, bless us as we part]
104	I'm trusting today the Redeemer divine	[I'm trusting today the Redeemer divine]
105	I need the pray'rs of those I love	[I need the pray'rs of those I love]
106	I was fleeing from the foe, hardly knowing where to go	[I was fleeing from the foe, hardly knowing where to go]
107	I'm out in the vineyard of God all the time	[I'm out in the vineyard of God all the time]
108	They came to the tomb where our dear Lord lay	[They came to the tomb where our dear Lord lay]
109	Blest be the tie that binds	[Blest be the tie that binds]
110	I am told of a country where cometh no sorrow	[I am told of a country where cometh no sorrow]
111	Today the Redeemer is calling	[Today the Redeemer is calling]
112	Are you living, now, my brother	[Are you living, now, my brother]
113	I have listened to a voice that has made my soul rejoice	[I have listened to a voice that has made my soul rejoice]
114	This world of forms and changes	[This world of forms and changes]
115	I heard a story sweet, one day	[I heard a story sweet, one day]
116	When the morning light drives away the night	[When the morning light drives away the night]
117	No sorrow yonder	[No sorrow yonder]
118	I will not fear tho' shadows fall	[I will not fear tho' shadows fall]
119	I read of a country where cometh no night	[I read of a country where cometh no night]
120	It may be in the valley, where countless dangers hide	[It may be in the valley, where countless dangers hide]
121	There's a line thrown out, O sinking soul	[There's a line thrown out, O sinking soul]
122	Far away the noise of strife upon my ear is falling	[Far away the noise of strife upon my ear is falling]
123	Not all earth's gold and silver	[Not all earth's gold and silver]
124	I am walking in the light, in the bright and shining light	[I am walking in the light, in the bright and shining light]
125	I am coming to the cross	[I am coming to the cross]
126	The day is far spent, the darkness of night is hastening on	[The day is far spent, the darkness of night is hastening on]
127	March along, follow the King	[March along, follow the King]
128	Gathered again in the light of the glory of Christ	[Gathered again in the light of the glory of Christ]
129	Onward we go as we follow our King	[Onward we go as we follow our King]
130	God keep my heart so pure and white	[God keep my heart so pure and white]
131	Let voices rise in praise again	[Let voices rise in praise again]
132	Would you wear a crown eternal	[Would you wear a crown eternal]
133	Under Emanuel's banner gladly we fall in line	[Under Emanuel's banner gladly we fall in line]
134	Oh see the golden harvest	[Oh see the golden harvest]
135	There's a mighty army marching thru the land	[There's a mighty army marching thru the land]
136	My heart o'erflows with a happy song	[My heart o'erflows with a happy song]
137	Hear the tramp, tramp, tramp of the army	[Hear the tramp, tramp, tramp of the army]
138	I'm here today in Jesus' name	[I'm here today in Jesus' name]
139	Onward march, the King commands you, on your guard, be true to duty	[Onward march, the King commands you, on your guard, be true to duty]
140	March along rejoicing, giving out the message glad	[March along rejoicing, giving out the message glad]
141	Standing in the market places all the season thro'	[Standing in the market places all the season thro']

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