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He hears our cry

Author: W. E. Goode Hymnal: GG1903 #d101 (1903) First Line: Our Savior will direct our steps Refrain First Line: He patiently listens to every call
He hears our cry

When thunder's roll

Author: James B. Franklin Hymnal: GG1903 #d102 (1903) First Line: Out on life's ocean, tossed by the billows Refrain First Line: When the lightning wildly flashing
When thunder's roll

Over the river, loved ones are gathering

Author: William D. Evridge Hymnal: GG1903 #d103 (1903)
Over the river, loved ones are gathering

Beautiful mansions, homes of glory

Author: Ida L. Reed Smith Hymnal: GG1903 #d104 (1903) First Line: Over there are many mansions
Beautiful mansions, homes of glory

Thou alone

Author: A. Poe Hymnal: GG1903 #d105 (1903) First Line: Precious Savior come thou near me
Thou alone

Never let me stray from thee

Author: W. Mitchell Hymnal: GG1903 #d106 (1903) First Line: Precious Savior faithful guide Refrain First Line: Savior, O never, never let me stray
Never let me stray from thee

Man of God, face the foe

Author: Franklin L. Eiland Hymnal: GG1903 #d107 (1903) First Line: Put on thy strength O man of God, prepare
Man of God, face the foe

O blessed thought, O joyful theme

Author: R. J. Everitt Hymnal: GG1903 #d108 (1903) First Line: Redemption's song how sweet to sing
O blessed thought, O joyful theme

Rest securely on thy Savior

Author: W. J. Kennedy Hymnal: GG1903 #d109 (1903)
Rest securely on thy Savior

Pilgrims on their journey there

Author: Franklin L. Eiland Hymnal: GG1903 #d110 (1903) First Line: Rich possessions are in store
Pilgrims on their journey there

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