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The Pure in Heart

Author: Dr. C. R. Blackall Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Blessed are the pure in heart Lyrics: 1 Blessed are the pure in heart, They that stand approved of God; They shall have in life a part, True life here, life with God; Pure in heart, they daily see Christ in God their only Lord, Him who giveth all things free, Glad they hear his precious word. 2 Blessed are the pure in heart, They that love the paths of God; They shall dwell from sin apart, Live in love, walk with God; Pure in heart, oh, make me now, Jesus, Savior, thou, my Lord, Help me while I humbly bow, Help me follow thy pure word. Used With Tune: [Blessed are the pure in heart]
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Praise Him

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Appears in 7 hymnals First Line: Praise the Savior, O ye people! Refrain First Line: Praise him in the sanctuary Lyrics: 1 Praise the Savior, O ye people! Praise and bless his holy name! Praise and worship him, children, worship him, For a child from heav'n he came; Praise him from the hills and mountains, From the vales and cities all; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small; Hail him king of earth and heaven, Who was once a child so small. Chorus: Praise him in the sanctuary; Let the children swell the strain, And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain; And at morn, and noon and even, Echo still the sweet refrain. 2 Praise him for his mighty actions; Praise him for his tenderness, When he lovingly held the little ones In his arms to save and bless; Praise him, all ye wise and noble, Men and maidens, old and young; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue; Let redeeming love and mercy Be the theme of ev'ry tongue. [Chorus] Used With Tune: [Praise the Savior, O ye people!]
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Come Let Us Rejoice

Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: Come, come let us rejoice Refrain First Line: All glory to God Lyrics: 1 Come, come let us rejoice, Joining heart with the voice, Praising our Savior for blessings he's given; All the joy we possess, All our true happiness Come freely down from "Our Father in heaven." Chorus: All glory to God, To God on high! All glory to God, To God on high! All glory be to God, All glory be to God. 2 Now with loudest acclaim, Sound we forth the dear name Of our Redeemer, our Savior, and Friend; Him our hearts will we give, In his service we'll live 'Till we shall praise him in worlds without end. [Chorus] Used With Tune: [Come, come let us rejoice]
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Why Stand Ye Here Idle?

Author: E. R. Latta Appears in 4 hymnals Refrain First Line: Go work in my vineyard Lyrics: 1 Why stand ye here idle? The householder said; Go work in my vineyard, And ye shall be paid: "No person hath hired us," They answering say; And then to their labor Quickly they haste away. Chorus: "Go work in my vineyard, Our Savior doth say; Why stand ye here idle, Why longer delay? "Go work in my vineyard," Our Savior doth say; "Why stand ye here idle Thro'out the long bright day?" 2 Why stand ye here idle? Our Lord doth inquire; Who works in his vineyard, He giveth his hire: Then speed to your labor, Go every one; The moments are passing, And there is much to be done. [Chorus] 3 Why stand ye here idle? The lab'rers are few; Oh haste to the harvest! 'Tis ready for you: Go thrust in your sickle, And reap with your might; Each sheaf should be gathered, Ere we behold the night. [Chorus] 4 Alas! for the idlers, Lamenting at last; "The summer is ended, The harvest is past: The heat and the burden, The reapers have braved; Our work is unfinished Still, and our souls unsaved." [Chorus] Scripture: Matthew 20:6 Used With Tune: [Why stand ye here idle?]
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This Is the Victory

Author: P. P. Bliss Appears in 9 hymnals First Line: March to the battle field Lyrics: 1 March to the battlefield, March on with sword and shield; March on; the foe shall yield To Christ our King; Onward, ye faithful band, Onward at His command; Onward, nor halting stand, But loudly sing. This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory We sing by the way; This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory, And faith gains the day. 2 Stand firm against thy foes; Stand, though a host oppose; Stand! well our Leader knows Our conflicts all; "Fear not," He says to thee, "Fear not, but valiant be, Fear not, but trust in Me; The foe must fall." This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory We sing by the way; This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory, And faith gains the day. 3 Fight, though thy foes increase; Fight, till the dawn of peace; Fight, till the war shall cease, Then shout and sing; Shout, then, triumphantly, Shout, shout the victory; Shout, "Glory be to Thee, O Lord, our King! This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory We sing by the way; This is the victory, This is the victory, This is the victory, And faith gains the day. Scripture: 1 John 5:4 Used With Tune: [March to the battlefield]
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Remembered

Author: P. P. B. Appears in 102 hymnals First Line: Fading away like the stars of the morning Refrain First Line: Ever remembered, for ever remembered Lyrics: 1 Fading away like the stars of the morning Losing their light in the glorious sun. So let me steal away, gently and lovingly, Only remembered by what I have done, Only remembered by what I have done. Chorus: Ever remembered, for ever remembered, Ever remembered while the years are rolling on; Ever remembered, for ever remembered, Only remembered by what I have done. 2 So let my name and my place be forgotten, Only my life race be patiently run; So let me pass away, peacefully, silently, Only remembered by what I have done, Only remembered by what I have done. [Chorus] 3 So, in the harvest, if others may gather Sheaves from the fields that in spring I have sown; Who plowed or sowed matters not to the reaper-- I'm only remembered by what I have done. [Chorus] 4 Fading away like the stars of the morning, So let my name be unhonored, unknown; Here, or up yonder, I must be remembered-- Only remembered by what I have done. [Chorus] Scripture: Psalm 112:6 Used With Tune: [Fading away like the stars of the morning] Text Sources: Subject from H. Bonar.
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Are We Faithful?

Author: Miss M. A. Baker Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Are we faithful to our Master? Refrain First Line: O my soul, be ever faithful! Lyrics: 1 Are we faithful to our Master? Are his interests our own? Are we doing work for Jesus In each way to us made known. Chorus: O my soul, be ever faithful! Heart and hand be true and just! Squander not the Master's treasure, Nor betray his precious trust; Ever faithful! ever faithful! Ever true, and ever just! Faithful with the Master's treasure, Faithful to his precious trust. 2 Are we using well the talents, Few or many, great or small, Which the Master has committed To his followers, each and all? [Chorus] 3 Do we seek the Father's glory, And the kingdom of his Son, By our constant, pray'rful working, That the world from sin be won? [Chorus] Used With Tune: [Are we faithful to our Master?]
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The Sword of the Lord

Author: P. P. Bliss Appears in 6 hymnals First Line: It was midnight in the valley, and the camp was dark and still Refrain First Line: Blow ye the trumpet, for the Lord hath made us free Lyrics: 1 It was midnight in the valley, and the camp was dark and still, Where the slumb’ring host of Midian lay along the sloping hill, When a blinding flash of torches, and a trumpet loud and shrill, Threw out the battle cry: Chorus: Blow ye the trumpet, for the Lord hath made us free; Your blazing lamps raise high! "The Sword of the Lord and of Gideon," shall be Our conqu’ring Battle Cry. 2 Where the faint and fearful thousands had returned at God’s command, By the chosen few and faithful, vict’ry came to Gideon’s band; Hear them giving God the glory, and around the camp they stand And shout their Battle Cry: [Chorus] 3 Christian soldiers, be not fearful; onward with your Captain go; Ever "looking unto Jesus." you shall conquer ev’ry foe; He hath triumph'd--take your trumpets, let the world your vict’ry know; Sing loud your Battle Cry: [Chorus] Scripture: Judges 7:22 Used With Tune: [It was midnight in the valley, and the camp was dark and still]
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Nearer to Me

Author: P. P. Bliss Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Be near, O God, to me Lyrics: 1 Be near, O God, to me, Nearer to me; So shall I truly be "Nearer to Thee." Thy face I can not see, Still be Thou near to me, Nearer, O God, to me, Nearer to me. 2 Fold me beneath Thy wing, Saviour divine; There may I sweetly sing, "Jesus is mine." O'er all life's stormy sea, My guide and haven be, Nearer, O God, to me, Nearer to me. 3 Thy hand, in youth's wild way, Did me uphold; Forsake me not, I pray, When I am old; I put my trust in Thee, Now and eternally, Be near, O God, to me, Nearer to me. Scripture: Psalm 91:4 Used With Tune: [Be near, O God, to me]

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