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Signal Bells

Editor: B. B. Bateman
Publisher: Bateman Bros., Knoxville, Tenn., 1925
Language: English
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Elements of Worship
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d101Since the Lord has saved my soul
d102Sing of the Savior eternal
d103Sing your song, O happy pilgrim
d104Sinner, come to Jesus, come without delay
d105Sinner, list to the call divine
d106Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling
d107Some day after these earthly
d108Some day earth's toil
d109Someday after these earthly
d110Sometimes my way is dreary
d111Soul that is lost
d112Standing on the promises of Christ our King
d113Stars of the summer night
d114Storms may gather all about me
d115Sweeter than the bird songs ringing
d116Take the name of Jesus with you, child of sorrow
d117Tell me if there's room enough
d118The Lord will be true forever
d119The way to heaven is plain
d120There came from the skies in the days long ago
d121There is a land beyond our sight
d122There is a place where souls may find The peace
d123There is joy in serving Jesus
d124There's a beautiful land far beyond the sky
d125There's a city so bright
d126There's a glad day coming for the ransomed soul
d127There's a great day coming, a great day coming
d128There's a home of wondrous beauty
d129There's a land of beauty on the other side
d130There's no mother now to guide
d131There's not a Friend like the lowly Jesus
d132Though dark and dreary be life's way
d133Though trials oft we here must bear
d134Throw out the life line across the dark wave
d135'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, just to take him
d136To Jesus I'm clinging
d137To the sad and lone
d138To the work, to the work, we are servants of God
d139We are busy in the harvest
d140We are now enlisted in the gospel fight
d141We are pilgrims on our journey
d142We are sailing onward o'er life's rugged sea
d143We are soldiers true and loyal
d144We're a faithful band, bound
d145We're gathered here, dear friend
d146We're marching to our home
d147What a fellowship, what a joy divine
d148What can fully save my soul
d149What can wash away my sin [sins] [stain]
d150What hosannas we shall sing
d151When I think of the wonderful grace
d152When Jesus comes again to gather his own
d153When love's golden sunlight beams
d154When my work of life is done
d155When peace, like a river, attendeth my way
d156When the call comes ringing o'er the
d157When the saints of God shall gather
d158When the Savior comes for
d159When the shades of evening fall
d160When the storms of life are sweeping
d161When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound and time
d162When this life is ended and our
d163When time on earth for us
d164When we've left this eartly strand
d165Why do you wait, dear brother
d166With gladness the days may go by
d167Wonderful revival times are
d168Workers are we happy and free

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