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Soul Echoes

Editor: R. H. Cornelius
Publisher: R. H. Cornelius, Ft. Worth, Tex., 1919
Language: English
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d201The evening sun was sinking low
d202The father spoke to the eldest son
d203The fields are all white, but the laborers are few
d204The great Physician now is near
d205The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears
d206The path that leads me to the throne
d207The storm is awaking, The rocks are about thee
d208The village choir was singing
d209There are many pitfalls in the homeward way
d210There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d211There is a name I love to hear, I love to sing [speak] its worth
d212There is a name of melody
d213There is a sacred place where peace
d214There is little sadness, but a lot of gladness
d215There is one who for me died
d216There is pardon, full and free
d217There is someone knocking at your heart's door
d218There was never a cry of a sinsick soul
d219There's a church in the valley by the wildwood
d220There's a great day coming, a great day coming
d221There's a land beyond the valley
d222There's a land that is fairer [brighter] than day
d223There's no one else like Jesus
d224This earthly house is not enduring
d225Thou my everlasting portion
d226Though I once was lost in sin
d227Through my soul like music stealing
d228Through the shadows of the night
d229To tell what he has done for me
d230To the field with Jesus
d231Toiling on life's pilgrim pathway
d232Watch thou, my soul, keep thy discerning
d233We are not very big, we know
d234We are on the road to the soul's abode
d235We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d236We read in the book of a Savior
d237We shall see the face of the King of grace
d238We will sing the precious story
d239What a friend we have in Jesus
d240What a happy, happy song they're singing
d241What an anthem we shall raise
d242What can wash away my sin [sins] [stain]
d243What hosannas we shall raise
d244What kind of seed are you sowing today
d245What lies before my soul on the morrow
d246What though the tempest is rising
d247What wondrous love is this, O my soul
d248When all the storms of life are o'er
d249When called to the judgment at last
d250When I can read my title clear
d251When I reach my home eternal
d252When life and its cares shall forever be past
d253When my bark has sailed across the deep
d254When our toil below is ended
d255When the clouds are dark above you
d256When the deep shadows linger around you
d257When the King awakened in His lowly grave
d258When the light of God shone in
d259When the Lord shall call His people all together 'round the throne
d260When the night is long or when gone your song
d261When the Savior was born on that wonderful
d262When the shadows fall and the shepherds call
d263When the shepherd went seeking the wandering
d264When upon the clouds of heaven
d265When you at the footstool of mercy
d266Where the golden grain is waving
d267While nature has her changing seasons
d268While the zephyrs are blowing
d269Why do you wait, dear brother
d270Wonderful gift from the Father above
d271Wonderful story of love; tell it to me again
d272Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d273You may have to bear heavy loads of care

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