Special Songs for Special Singers Number 4

Editor: John T. Benson
Publisher: John T. Benson Pub. Co., Nashville, Tenn., 1963
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d1All alone on the cross Jesus suffered
d2Beyond understanding is the love of the Lord
d3By the crowd of worshippers
d4Creation shows the power of God
d5Dear Master, today, O hear me while I pray
d6God is in every tomorrow
d7God is love and they that love him
d8God made a plan to save my soul
d9Gone is my loneliness, since I found Jesus
d10Have you searched the wide world over
d11He walked in Galilee and set the captives free
d12I do not ask, dear Lord, for wealth and fame
d13I found a sure fouondation
d14I have decided once for all, I will answer
d15I have looked across a meadow With its pretty
d16I once was lost and the world was gray
d17I was lost till Jesus found me
d18I wonder how the Lord could love me so
d19In this old world of disappointment we tread
d20In times like these you need a Savior
d21Keep me, guide me, never let me stray
d22Like a rose that blooms in the springtime
d23My stubborn will at last hath yielded
d24Nailed to a tree, forsaken
d25No palace was his and no throne he claimed
d26O the peace I find in Jesus
d27Once I met a man called Jesus
d28Out of the courts of heaven above
d29So send I you, to labor unrewarded
d30The cross upon which Jesus died
d31The Lord is my Keeper, my Shepherd
d32The world says I'm dreaming, That God isn't real
d33There will be some shouting when I get home
d34Though I find gold and fame
d35To know my Lord a little better
d36Unworthy am I of the grace that he gave
d37When I think of Jesus' love, And how he came
d38When near the cross I stand in wonder
d39Who can stop the sea from tossing
d40Yesterday's gone now, it cannot return
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