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O come to Jesus

Author: W. H. Burrell Hymnal: TC1888 #d51 (1888) First Line: Come, wanderer, come, retrace thy steps
O come to Jesus

Come, ye that love the Savior's name

Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: TC1888 #d52 (1888)
Come, ye that love the Savior's name

Come, ye [you] disconsolate, where'er ye [you] languish

Author: Thomas Moore Hymnal: TC1888 #d53 (1888)
Come, ye [you] disconsolate, where'er ye [you] languish

Come ye [you] sinners, poor and wretched [needy], Weak and wounded

Author: Joseph Hart Hymnal: TC1888 #d54 (1888)
Come ye [you] sinners, poor and wretched [needy], Weak and wounded

I'm glad salvation's free

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: TC1888 #d55 (1888) First Line: Come, ye [you] [we] that [who] love the Lord [Christ], And let your [our] joys
I'm glad salvation's free

Whiter than snow, yes, whiter than snow

Author: James L. Nicholson Hymnal: TC1888 #d56 (1888) First Line: Dear [Lord] [Well] Jesus, I long to be perfectly whole
Whiter than snow, yes, whiter than snow

My great high Priest

Author: Charles C. Luther Hymnal: TC1888 #d57 (1888) First Line: Deep mired in sin, and dark the night
My great high Priest

O see him, waiting, waiting still

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: TC1888 #d58 (1888) First Line: Depth of mercy, can there be, Mercy still reserved for me?
O see him, waiting, waiting still

Glory to his name

Author: Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman Hymnal: TC1888 #d59 (1888) First Line: Down at the cross where my [the] Savior died
Glory to his name

Nearer, O God, to me

Author: Charles C. Luther Hymnal: TC1888 #d60 (1888) First Line: Draw near, O God, to me Refrain First Line: This now my prayer to thee
Nearer, O God, to me

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