Popular Hymns, revised: for the work and worship of the church Sunday school

Editor: C. C. Cline
Publisher: Guide Printing and Publishing Company, Covington, Ky., 1885
Language: English
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188Beyond this land of parting, losing and leavingSUMMER-LAND
189The Bible reveals a Glorious LandTHE GLORIOUS LAND
190When the march of life is overWE SHALL SEE HIM
191O think of the home over thereOVER THERE
192Over the river the crystal stream flowsOVER THE RIVER
193Over the river I'm goingI'M GOING
194When our work is ended, we shall sweetly restLET US PASS OVER THE RIVER
195There's a land that is fairer than daySWEET BY-AND-BY
196aOne sweetly solemn thoughtONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT
196bOne sweetly solemn thoughtA SOLEMNT THOUGHT
197When we hear the music ringingSHALL WE KNOW?
198When the mists have rolled in splendorWE SHALL KNOW
199We'll lay our heavy burden downBY AND BY
200'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaintsHOME
201I will sing you a song of that beautiful land[I will sing you a song of that beautiful land]
202I'm but a stranger hereHEAVEN
203Gathering homew'd from ev'ry landGATHERING HOMEWARD
204They're gath'ring homeward from ev'ry landONE BY ONE
205O'er the hills the sun is settingNEAER HOME
206Up to the Bountiful Giver of LifeGATHERING HOME
207There is a home eternalBEAUTIFUL HOME
208When we get home to that beautiful landWHEN WE GET HOME
209I'm weary, I'm fainting, my day's work is doneBEYOND THE DARK SEA
210Hark! the gentle voice of Jesus fallethCOME UNTO ME
211Soon the evening shadows fallingARE YOU READY?
212Life is the time to serve the LordCHESTNUT STREET
213Today, if you will hear his voiceFOREST
214Should the Death angel knock at thy chamberSAY, ARE YOU READY?
215Today the Savior callsAMOY
216Just as I am, without one pleaWOODWORTH
217Listen, sinner, mercy hails youINVITATION
218aThere is a fountain filled with bloodFOUNTAIN
218bThere is a fountain filled with bloodGRACIOUS REDEEMER
219The whole world was lost in the darkness of sinTHE LIGHT OF THE WORLD IS JESUS
220aAlas! and did my Savior bleedVAIL
220bAlas! and did my Savior bleedI LOVE JESUS
221I hear thy welcome voiceI AM COMING, LORD
222I'm not ashamed to own my LordAZMON
223aReturn, O wanderer, returnPASSING AWAY
224Come, humble sinner, in whose breastROSOLUTION
223bReturn, O wanderer, returnATWATER
225Now is th'accepted timeCONVERSE
226Come, ye sinners, poor and needyNETTLETON
227Sinner, hear the invitationBAVARIA
228There is a gate that stands ajarTHE GATE AJAR
229Sinners, will you scorn the messageMOLUCCA
230Sinners, come to Christ, the SaviorCOME TO CHRIST
231I am coming to the crossTRUSTING
232Love for all! and can it be?HORTON
233Oh, tender and sweet was the Father's voiceOVER THE LINE
234What could your Redeemer doMERDIN
235'Tis religion that can giveWALK IN THE LIGHT
236I have a Savior, He's pleading in gloryI AM PRAYING FOR YOU
237Sinner, go, will you goSINNER, GO
238Sinners, turn—why will ye die?COOKHAM
239See the gentle Shepherd standingWE WILL FOLLOW
240How shall I my Savior set forth?SOMERSET
241Would you lose your load of sin?FIX YOUR EYES UPON JESUS
242Come unto me, whoever is thirstyDRINK AND LIVE
243What means this eager, anxious throngJESUS OF NAZARETH PASSETH BY
244Thy Savior is tenderly calling thee nowTHE SAVIOR IS CALLING
245Who at my door is standingAT THE DOOR
246Hark! the voice of Jesus callingFOLLOW ME
247Delay not, delay not, O sinner, draw nearHINTON
248O turn ye, O turn ye, for why will ye dieREPENTANCE
249Where the jasper walls are beamingWILL YOU GO?
250Laden with a heavy burdenI WILL GO
251Come to me, all ye that laborROOM FOR ALL
252Floating down thro' the sunlight that brightens our wayCOME NEAR UNTO ME
253This loving SaviorCALLING NOW
254O Lamb of CalvaryJESUS DIED
255Hark, sinner, while God from on high doth entreat theeWARNING
256Why do you wait, dear brotherWHY DO YOU WAIT?
257Why keep Jesus waitingWHY KEEP JESUS WAITING?
258Late, late, so late! and dark the night and chillTOO LATE
259When I survey the wondrous crossHEBRON
260'Tis midnight, and on Olive's browOLIVE'S BROW
261Mary to the Savior's tombMARTYN
262Angels, roll the rock awaySCUDAMORE
263Jesus wept! those tears are overCHALLEN
264In mem'ry of the Savior's loveNAOMI
265By cool Siloam's shady rillSILOAM
266How condescending and how kindMELODY
267aNight, with ebon pinionSORROWS
267bNight, with ebon pinionJAMESON
268The angels that watched round the tombCLARINGTON
269Silent night! hallowed night!SILENT NIGHT
270Sing them over again to meWONDERFUL WORDS
271Precious forever! oh, wonderful wordsPRECIOUS WORDS
272There's a book which surpasses the sagesBLESSED BOOK
273No book is like the BibleNO BOOK LIKE THE BIBLE
274How shall the young secure their heartsCROYDON
275Father of mercies, in thy wordDUNCAN
276What glory gilds the sacred pageHEBER
277How precious is the book divineHEBER
278Blessed Bible, how I love itBLESSED BIBLE
279I love the volume of thy wordNASHVILLE
280Like a star of the morning in its beautyPRECIOUS BIBLE
281Holy Bible, book divineALETTA
282Precious Bible! what a treasureEUDORA

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