The Tree of Life: for Sunday Schools and Gospel Meetings

Editor: W. O. Perkins, A. Byron Condo
Publisher: G. D. Russell & Co., Boston, 1878
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116Children, raise your voicesPage Scan
117A little maiden to our doorPage Scan
118I'd be so happy to know I'm rememberedPage Scan
120Over the waters of life now we sailPage Scan
121Children young and small are wePage Scan
122Over where the shining angelsPage Scan
124Open your heart to JesusPage Scan
126When the way is rough and my heart is growing sadPage Scan
128I need thee, precious Jesus, To cleanse me from my sinPage Scan
129Children love each otherPage Scan
130Out of the darkness and into the lightPage Scan
132There is a fountain deep and widePage Scan
133They tell me of a mansionPage Scan
134Home of my soul! my everlasting dwelling!Page Scan
135I'll try to serve my Lord on earthPage Scan
136Reaping time comes when the fields are whitePage Scan
138Beautiful morn so fair and brightPage Scan
139We love Thee, precious JesusPage Scan
140There is a river far more fairPage Scan
141Speak to the children, Tell them in songPage Scan
142Do you know that you are mortalPage Scan
143Who knows the love of JesusPage Scan
144Be not discouraged troubled heartPage Scan
145I've found a joy in sorrowPage Scan
146There is a heav'nly mansionPage Scan
147I'm going to heaven by and byPage Scan
149My Saviour how I longPage Scan
150Fight the fight and never falterPage Scan
151There's a beautiful home far awayPage Scan
152Little children one and allPage Scan
153See the sparkling water, Flowing now so freePage Scan
154Upward or downward, which shall it bePage Scan
156To arms! A foe is in our landPage Scan
157With banner and with badge we comePage Scan
158aOur Father who art in heavenPage Scan
158bWith tearful eyes I look aroundPage Scan
159There is a reaper whose name is DeathPage Scan

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