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The Song Feast No. 1
Editor:
F. L. Eiland
,
Emmett S. Dean
Publisher:
Trio Music Co., Waco, Tex., 1899
Language:
English
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Elements of Worship
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A song in honor to thy name, our grateful voices
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Across the sea of time we glide
d3
All glory and praise be to Jesus our Lord
d4
All things are ready, the feast is now spread
d5
Are you living as a servant of the Savior
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Are you longing, weary sinner
d7
Be faithful, earnest and true
d8
Can you speak a word for Jesus
d9
Christ, our Redeemer, died on the cross
d10
Come friends and join this choral band
d11
Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly dove, shed in my heart
d12
Dear mother's sleeping 'neath the sod
d13
For all, who believeth on God's only Son
d14
For me, the blessed Savior died
d15
Go forth and seek the erring
d16
Go, in early morning, into the harvest white
d17
Granted is the Savior's prayer
d18
He comes knocking at your door
d19
Hear the bells so sweetly ringing
d20
Hear the voice of Jesus calling, come ye unto us,
d21
Here are scenes of pain and dying
d22
He's coming, he's coming, sleeper beware
d23
How gentle God's commands
d24
How I love thee, blessed Savior
d25
How precious the thought, while as pilgrims we roam
d26
I hear a low faint voice that says
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I long to reach that sunny clime
d28
I want to work for Jesus, I want to do his will
d29
If bright shall be my crown above
d30
If fortune and honor I here cannot claim
d31
If on Jesus I am leaning
d32
If you have no friend to cheer you
d33
I'm resting in Jesus and find sweet repose
d34
I'm thinking of that home
d35
I'm traveling to my home above, walking
d36
In Jesus I have found a friend
d37
In that mansion bright and fair
d38
In the garden, sore oppressed
d39
In the great harvest the toilers begin
d40
In thy love, dear Lord, dismiss us and thy wings
d41
I've heard of blind Bartimeus
d42
I've heard the gospel story
d43
Jesus arose, with glory from the grave
d44
Jesus is calling my spirit away
d45
Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
d46
Jesus, merciful and mild, Lead me
d47
Jesus will deliver you
d48
Led by his word to the fountain of life
d49
Let the happy sunshine of God's eternal love
d50
Little children, let us sing In the light, in the light
d51
Lord, I give myself to thee, all my heart
d52
Make each other happy, children, while you may
d53
Many though my conflicts be
d54
My heart and my hand I would give thee
d55
My load of sin he has removed
d56
My soul o'erflows with joy and peace, where Jesus
d57
Now as we work in this great field
d58
O Christian, do not hide your light
d59
O hear the voice of Jesus now,
d60
O Jesus, my Savior, when looking to thee
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O spring of all my joys flow on
d62
O the Savior's gone to prepare a home
d63
Onward, to that cleansing fountain
d64
Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d65
She had heard about the heathen
d66
She used to wear it here
d67
Sinner, listen, hear the call
d68
Soul, why be contented, out of Christ to stay
d69
Sound the gospel message, over every land
d70
Still I am singing, Jesus of thee, blessed Redeemer, precious to me
d71
That their hearts with gladness, ever may abound
d72
The dead in Christ are only sleeping
d73
The King's highway by mortals trod
d74
The kiss she placed upon my brow
d75
The Savior is calling dear dear sinner to all
d76
The song feast, now is ready, awake, ye saints
d77
The song of salvation I ever will sing
d78
There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d79
There is a home, a beautiful mansion
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There's a beautiful home far over the sea
d81
Thou art gone, our heart is lonely
d82
Thou art gone, our precious darling
d83
Though my life has known ony doubt and sin
d84
Through struggles hard, and battles fought
d85
'Tis the same old gospel story, that was preached
d86
Too late, 'twill be for you to cry
d87
Traveling to the better land
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Try on, try on though worn and weary
d89
Unto thee now I pray
d90
View the Savior on the cross
d91
Wasted opportunities we can ne'er regain
d92
We are on the ship of Zion, she will take us safely
d93
We are sailing on life's ocean, going to a better
d94
We are traveling to our home, in that bright
d95
We know there's a bright and a glorious land
d96
We may all outride the tempest
d97
Welcome, welcome, one and all
d98
We're marching home to Canaan's land
d99
We're toiling bravely on, to reach that city fair
d100
When the Master shall call us from labor to rest
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