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The Beautiful World

Author: H. Stinson Hymnal: CoH1906 #83 (1906) First Line: There's beauty in the sunshine Lyrics: 1. There's beauty in the sunshine, There's beauty in the showers, There's beauty in the wildwood, There's beauty in the flowers; The valley and the mountain, The ocean and the plain, In beauty robed entrance the heart, And every sense enchain. 2. But there's a world of promise More beautiful and pure, Where all that's bright and lovely Forever shall endure; No angry storms assail it, No blast, no sickly blight, No chilling winds, no burning heat, No dark and dreary night. 3. One season bland and vernal Shall bless that hallowed ground, And changeless and eternal Shall beauty smile around; From hunger, thirst, and weakness, The ransomed souls are free, They drink the stream and pluck the fruit Of immortality. Languages: English Tune Title: [There's beauty in the sunshine]

Glory in the Highest

Author: T. H. Hymnal: CoH1906 #84 (1906) First Line: Hark! I hear ten thousand voices sing Refrain First Line: Glory in the highest, glory in the highest Lyrics: 1. Hark! I hear ten thousand voices sing, Glory be to God on high! While the choirs of angels hail their King, "Glory!" let the earth reply. Chorus: Glory in the highest, glory in the highest, Sound his matchless praise from shore to shore; Glory in the highest, glory in the highest, Glory, glory evermore! 2. Now o'er all the world his banner waves, Let the saints glad voices raise; Hail the promised Christ who Israel saves, Swell the notes of holy praise. [Chorus] 3. Sound the proclamation loud and grand, Spread the tidings far and near, Tell the joyful news to ev'ry land, Let the waiting nations hear. [Chorus] 4. Haste, proclaim the year of jubilee, Shout aloud the glad refrain, "Lo, thy King returneth unto thee, Christ o'er all the world shall reign." [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hark! I hear ten thousand voices sing]

Rejoicing Together

Author: Susan E. Gammons Hymnal: CoH1906 #85 (1906) First Line: A sower with weeping went forth to sow Lyrics: 1. A sower with weeping went forth to sow Went bearing the precious seed; He pass'd where the wayside vines droop'd low, Pass'd over the dewy mead. From early dawn till the stars came out, He scattered the golden grain, Alike on the hillside parch'd with drought, Alike on the fertile plain. 2. The seed soon sprung up which the sower cast; It grew both by night and day; And lo, e'er the harvest time had pass'd, A reaper strayed that way. He reaped the grain with a happy song; His sickle was keen and bright; Heavy laden with sheaves he passed along In the rosy, sunset light. 3. When the "Lord of the Harvest" shall come to receive And garner his ripened wheat, The sower and reaper together, their sheaves With rejoicing shall lay at his feet; Together shall enter the heav'nly rest, To sow and to reap no more; Together shall join in the song of the blest, For the weeping time will be o'er. Languages: English Tune Title: [A sower with weeping went forth to sow]

The Sweet Story

Author: L. D. Harrington Hymnal: CoH1906 #86 (1906) First Line: Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story Refrain First Line: Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story Lyrics: 1. Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story, Of Jesus Christ above, Of Jesus in his glory, Of him whose name is love. Oh! sing with music thrilling, Let sweetest joy-bells ring, Till many hearts are willing To crown him Lord and King. Chorus: Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story; Ring, gospel joy-bells, ring: Hail Jesus in his glory, And crown him Lord and King. 2. Oh! tell the sweet, sweet story, Oh! tell it o'er and o'er, Of Jesus Christ in glory, Of love for evermore: Of love which knows no ending, The love of God above; Justice and mercy blending, In life and grace and love. [Chorus] 3. Oh! sweetest, sweetest story, We carol notes of joy! All hail the coming glory, Praise doth our songs employ. Oh! sing when comes the dawning, Sweet by and by foretold; Sing in the Heav'nly Morning, The story sweet and old. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story]

Jesus My Shepherd

Author: C. M. S. Hymnal: CoH1906 #87 (1906) First Line: Jesus is my tender Shepherd Refrain First Line: Jesus is my tender Shepherd Lyrics: 1. Jesus is my tender Shepherd, Gently leading day by day; Watching me with ceaseless vigil, Lest I from him go astray. Chorus: Jesus is my tender Shepherd, Going with me ev'rywhere; Hallelujah, what a Shepherd! I am safe while in his care. 2. Into pastures green and pleasant, By the waters still and calm, There my Shepherd, goes before me, Shielding me from want and harm. [Chorus] 3. When life's dangers thicken round me, When the enemy is near, Then my Shepherd, sweetly speaking, Bids me never doubt or fear. [Chorus] 4. When at last the storm clouds gather, And the night comes dark and cold, When earth's toil, and care is ended, I shall rest within his hold. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus is my tender Shepherd]

Go Forward in the Name of Jesus

Author: Jennie Wilson Hymnal: CoH1906 #88 (1906) Lyrics: 1. Go forward in the name of Jesus, Go forward without fear; The conflict may be long and weary, But help divine is near. Chorus: Go forward in the name of Jesus, Till you enter the promised land; Go forward in the name of Jesus, And with conquering legions stand. 2. Go forward day by day relying On guidance from above; From peril you are safely shielded By everlasting love. [Chorus] 3. Press on, however steep or strong The way in which you go; Depend on him who overcometh, Whene'er you meet the foe. [Chorus] 4. Pause not, and soon o'er Jordan's river, With rest and triumph won, Your soul will thrill with joy while hearing The Master say, "Well done." [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Go forward in the name of Jesus]

He Cares for Me

Author: Anon. Hymnal: CoH1906 #89 (1906) First Line: Poor and needy though I be Refrain First Line: Poor and needy though I be Lyrics: 1. Poor and needy though I be, Christ my Saviour cares for me; Gives me clothing, shelter, food; Gives me all I have of good. Chorus: Poor and needy though I be, Christ my Saviour cares for me; Poor and needy though I be, Jesus cares for me. 2. He who hear me when I pray, And will keep me night and day; When I sleep, and when I wake, For the Lord my Saviour's sake. [Chorus] 3. He who reigns above the sky Once became as poor as I; He whose blood for me was shed Had not where to lay his head. [Chorus] 4. Then to him I'll tune my song, Happy as the day is long; This my joy forever be Christ my Saviour cares for me. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Poor and needy though I be]

The Glorious City

Author: C. M. S. Hymnal: CoH1906 #90 (1906) First Line: In the realms of light and glory Refrain First Line: Oh, the sweet and blessed! Lyrics: 1. In the realms of light and glory There's a city pure and bright; City blest of Bible story Far too pure for mortal sight. Chorus: Oh, the sweet and blessed story! City filled with light and love; Soon 'tis coming down from glory Coming down from God above. 2. 'Tis a city for immortals, Clear as crystal, dazzling white; In its walls twelve pearly portals Lead to joy and pure delight. [Chorus] 3. Now my soul is filled with gladness As I read of streets of gold; There will come no tinge of sadness When within that sacred fold. [Chorus] 4. Sun and moon are needed never In that city fair to shine; For its streets are lighted ever By the Lord and Lamb divine. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [In the realms of light and glory]

Carry My Weak Ones

Author: E. O. B. G. Hymnal: CoH1906 #91 (1906) First Line: "He shall carry the lambs in his bosom," we read Refrain First Line: Go carry my weak ones, the Shepherd would say Lyrics: 1. "He shall carry the lambs in his bosom," we read, He shall gather them there with his arm, His tenderness stoops to their bitterest need, In him there is shelter from harm. Chorus: Go carry my weak ones, the Shepherd would say, Go out in the darkness and cold, And search till you find them tho' far they may stray, And carry them safe to the fold. 2. To us he has given the care of the sheep, To lead them until he shall come To seek for the lost ones o'er valley and steep, And bring them all faithfully home. [Chorus] 3. For one day he cometh to gather his own, And what will we have then to say? He'll ask for the soul of the brother we've known Who fainted and fell by the way. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: ["He shall carry the lambs in his bosom," we read]

The Glorious Change

Author: C. M. S. Hymnal: CoH1906 #92 (1906) First Line: Soon shall our Saviour in glory appear Refrain First Line: Oh, what a change! glorious change! Lyrics: 1. Soon shall our Saviour in glory appear, Soon his sweet voice from above we shall hear; When he shall speak what a change there will be! From every burden we then shall be free. Chorus: Oh, what a change! glorious change! Oh, what a glorious change! We shall be changed when our Lord comes again; Come then, Lord Jesus, come quickly, Amen. 2. Then in a moment a flash of the eye We shall be changed and we never can die; Then shall our bodies, so weak and so frail, Over all sickness forever prevail. [Chorus] 3. No more gray hairs, for we'll never grow old; Heartaches shall never be known we are told. Forms that are blighted and wasting away Changed and immortal shall never decay. [Chorus] 4. Oh, hallelujah, what joy fills the soul! Peace shall be ours while the bright ages roll; Changed to the image of Jesus our King Satisfied then in his likeness we'll sing. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Soon shall our Saviour in glory appear]