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Hail the glad day

Author: Leander L. Pickett Hymnal: OC1913 #d161 (1913) First Line: Soon shall the King come in heavenly power Refrain First Line: Happy day, glorious day Languages: English
Hail the glad day

Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer

Author: William W. Walford Hymnal: OC1913 #d162 (1913) Languages: English
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer

Footsteps of Jesus

Author: Mary B. C. L. Slade Hymnal: OC1913 #d163 (1913) First Line: Sweetly, Lord, have we heard thee calling Refrain First Line: Footprints of Jesus Languages: English
Footsteps of Jesus

The love that saves

Author: Alice Horton Hymnal: OC1913 #d164 (1913) First Line: Tell me of love's sweetest story Refrain First Line: His is the love that saves Languages: English
The love that saves

A wonderful Savior is Jesus

Author: Leander L. Pickett Hymnal: OC1913 #d165 (1913) First Line: The best of all friends is Jesus Languages: English
A wonderful Savior is Jesus

Sweetest note in seraph song

Author: William Hunter; William H. Hunter Hymnal: OC1913 #d166 (1913) First Line: The great Physician now is near Languages: English
Sweetest note in seraph song

The murder mills shall go

Author: Leander L. Pickett Hymnal: OC1913 #d167 (1913) First Line: The liquor traffic is a crime Refrain First Line: Arise, arise, and strike a telling blow Languages: English
The murder mills shall go

As the conquest flag leads on

Author: WIlliam I. Dale Hymnal: OC1913 #d168 (1913) First Line: The Lord his host is leading Languages: English
As the conquest flag leads on

There is glory in my soul

Author: Harriet E. Jones Hymnal: OC1913 #d169 (1913) First Line: There is glory in my soul Since the Savior made me whole Languages: English
There is glory in my soul

I must work while the day goes by

Author: Jennie Wilson Hymnal: OC1913 #d170 (1913) First Line: There is much to be done in the fields Languages: English
I must work while the day goes by

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