Tidings of Joy

Editor: D. E. Dortch
Publisher: D. E. Dortch, Columbia, Tenn., 1878
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d1After these trials and troubles are past
d2Anywhere with Jesus says the Christian heart
d3Awake, for the voice is divine
d4Beyond the river there is a clime
d5Children Jesus dearly loves you
d6Dear Lord, I dare to trust thee now
d7Dear Savior, let thy children
d8Each day a little nearer
d9Far from my home in this strange land
d10From the wells of Christ's salvation
d11Go spread the tidings
d12Hark, the heavenly music ringing
d13Has the staff you leaned on failed you
d14Hear the voice of Jesus say, loudly crying
d15Hosanna to Jesus, our Savior and King
d16How sweet the name that sinners hear
d17How sweet will be the rest
d18I am going to heaven, my home
d19I gave my life for [to] thee
d20I know of something richer far
d21I may be poor and friendless
d22I need thee, precious Jesus [Jesu], for I am full of sin
d23I want to be like Jesus, So lowly and so meek
d24I was a captive once
d25I'll bring my sins to Jesus
d26I'm waiting for Jesus, to beckon me home
d27Is there room for me up yonder
d28Jesus, may thy light divine
d29Jesus, my Savior, I come to thee
d30Just across the turbid river
d31Let the little children come, and forbid
d32Lo the flames of fierce temptation
d33Loving Jesus, gentle Lamb
d34Make me a worker for Jesus, steadfast and earnest
d35No more do I languish in the darkness and sin
d36No tears are in that heavenly place
d37Now the song of triumph I will sing
d38O come to Jesus and live
d39O hast thou not heard of the promises
d40O take us up close to thy heart
d41O who is this that cometh from Edom
d42Only the fragments
d43Oppressed with noonday's scorching heat
d44Out on the waste of sin and death
d45Resist not the Spirit
d46Spurn me not, O loving Savior
d47The children are coming to Jesus
d48The Lord is my helper, what have I to fear
d49The Lord, our God, is King
d50The silver trumpets call the gladsome jubilee
d51There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d52There is a name so sweet to me
d53There shall be no more tears
d54There's not in the world, wherever we roam
d55This life is but a crowded scene
d56Though poor and afflicted unable to bear
d57Through the pearly gates they are gathering
d58Two angels watch beside me
d59Waiting, watching and longing
d60Waters from the smitten rock
d61We are little workers, working for the Lord
d62We come with a message from heaven above
d63We're out upon the sea of time
d64When as of old in her sadness
d65When Daniel good and true
d66When waves of trouble o'er thee roll
d67Which way do you journey, a stranger here
d68While I journey here below, cares may rise
d69Who shall tell our greatest need
d70Ye sons of the mighty, give ye to Jehovah
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