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Songs of Praise No. 5: for conventions, singing socities, etx.

Editor: J. M. Henson
Publisher: Morris Henson Co., Atlanta/Little Rock/Oklahoma City , 1936
Language: English
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99To the battle line we will go today
100O be strong in the Lord every passing day
101Verily, verily, I say unto thee
102Comrades join our song as we go along
103Let us praise the king of glory
104Since I left the road of sorrow I am happy
105Go out in the waving fields
106I'm on my way to that bright home
107Marching in bright array
107bSailing home, sailing home
108Here we have sorrow, pain and grief
109All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall
110Far beyond the stars of night
111The love of Christ, my Friend
112When you're sad and feeling blue and the world looks down
113Sometimes our burdens are heavy
114O lovelight divne that's shining today
115Sometime, beyond this vale of tears
116There is joy divine that is ever mine
117Blessed Savior, I'm a long way from home
118We've heard it proclaimed through the ages
119Sweetly, Lord, have we heard thee calling
120When the bells of glory ring in the city
121With my Savior close beside me
122There's a sweet and happy home where no discords ever come
123If you are bowed with grief and care
124As I go along the journey in this world below
125When the wrongs of earth oppress me
126Walking with Jesus Christ my Friend
127I'll stay with Jesus, my Redeemer and Friend
128I'm only on a sojourn here
129Behold a king expected soon
130Comrades march along with an endless happy song
131Eternity, Eternity
132Press onward pilgrims to glory
133I am so happy every day
134For all the benefits and blessings
135As we travel through this world together
136I was a stubborn child, I know it well
137Sinner straying, disobeying your Creator's will
138Working for our King we dearly love
139I am clinging sweetly singing
140When Christ, the Lord, rose from the dead
141In the land beyond the sea
142Sometimes I'm sad and lonely
143Guide me, O thou great Jehovah
144There's a story I've heard which is true
145As the days hurry on with so much of life gone
146I am on my way to heaven, my transgressions are forgiven
147What a great singing up yonder
148If the tempter comes along
149Have thine own way, Lord
150I'm sailing along in safety today
151To every one I wish to say
152Little flock of Isr'l
153What is making earth more fait
154Come on board the ship for glory
155I'm trusting my dear Lord
156Some speak of the Lord
157O Lord of love thou art
158As you make your way through this world below
159I can hear my [the] Savior calling
160I'd like to stay here longer
161I dreamed I had searched all through heaven for you
162How I wish I was a child again
163God's go'nna deal with this wicked world after a while
164When the night comes on and all the world is still
165O [Sweet] land for [of] rest for thee I sigh
166We are marching on with Jesus the Redeemer
167If in the morn of life we move
168My soul is happy in the love of Jesus
169Love shall control my heart
170I am singing of Jesus as I travel along

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