Vineyard Songs

Editor: C. H. Gabriel
Publisher: Guide Printing and Pub. Co., Louisville, Ky., 1892
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d101Sower, what are the seeds
d102Star of morn
d103Stop and think, my wayward brother
d104Suffer little children, so the Master said
d105Sun of my soul [our souls], thou [my] [O] Savior [Father] dear
d106Take my hand and lead me, Father
d107Tenderly Jesus is calling today, wanderer
d108The Bible is the book divine
d109The heavens declare the glory of God
d110The Lord is my defense
d111The Lord is my Rock, he's my Fortress and Deliverer
d112The rocks and hills speak
d113The service of Jesus is easy
d114There is a happy land, Far, [not] far away
d115There is rest in the promise
d116There's a call comes ringing o'er the restless wave
d117There's a crying void
d118There's a fountain flowing freely
d119There's a message of salvation
d120There's danger in the flowing bowl
d121Though your sins be quite as scarlet
d122Toiling all night
d123Walking on the ribbed
d124We are soldiers of the Lord, marching on
d125We love the budding days of Spring
d126We may sing of a glorious
d127We sing along the way
d128We sing the name of Jesus
d129We soon shall see the unseen land
d130We will follow where he leads us
d131We will sing the love
d132We've gathered these flowers
d133What if the Master should come tonight
d134What will you do with Jesus (Gabriel)
d135When I can read my title clear
d136When the scenes of life
d137When weary and fainting
d138While there's a little seed for me to sow
d139Who knows you better
d140Will you do what you can for the Master's cause
d141Your mother is praying
d142You're striving to follow the Master

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