Songs of Victory

Editor: Joseph C. Fisher
Publisher: Grand Junction Michigan, Williamston, Mich., 1885
Language: English
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101No more working in the vineyardPage Scan
102Rejoice little ones in the promise DivinePage Scan
103Sinner, perhaps 'tis [this] news to youPage Scan
104Alas! and did my Savior bleedPage Scan
105I am coming to the crossPage Scan
106Jesus, I my cross have takenPage Scan
107Yes, I yield at Jesus' callTextPage Scan
108Take my life, and let it bePage Scan
109Arise, my soul arisePage Scan
110O when I shall sweep through the gatesPage Scan
111There is a fountain filled with bloodPage Scan
112I know I love Thee better, LordPage Scan
113Blessed Jesus Thou art minePage Scan
114See Daniel in the den of roaring lions!Page Scan
115I gave My life for theePage Scan
116Jesus now is my salvationPage Scan
117I am dwelling on the mountainPage Scan
118Why do you wait dear brotherPage Scan
119Increase our faith beloved LordPage Scan
120I will follow Thee my SaviorPage Scan
121Let us sing of His love once againPage Scan
122Salvation in Jesus, I've found it, I've got itPage Scan
123In the rifted Rock I'm restingPage Scan
124Lord, I believe a rest remainsPage Scan
125From the hundred sheep which the Shepherd's careTextPage Scan
126As Elim's wells in desert landPage Scan
127I've reached the land of pure delightPage Scan
128Shall we meet beyond the river?Page Scan
129O think of the home over therePage Scan
130The judgment day is coming, comingPage Scan
131Why do these doubts and fear arisePage Scan
132Come all ye saints to Pisgah's mountainPage Scan
133We are sailing on the old ship of ZionPage Scan
134I'm a pilgrim filled with gloryPage Scan
135There is an hour of calm reliefPage Scan
136Do you see the Hebrew captive kneelingPage Scan
137On Jordan's stormy banks I standPage Scan

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