• “The Everlasting Song” by Fanny Crosby

    Hymnal Page Scan: The Everlasting Song

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    1 Come, O my soul, my every power awaking,
    Look unto Him whose goodness crowns thy days;
    While into song angelic choirs are breaking,
    Oh, let thy voice its thankful tribute bring.

    Chorus:
    Tell how alone the path of death He trod;
    Tell how He lives, thy Advocate with God;
    Lift up thy voice, while heaven’s triumphant throng
    Swell at His feet the everlasting song.

    2 Think, O my soul, now patiently He sought thee
    Far, far away upon the mountain steep,
    Then in His arms how tenderly He brought thee
    Home to His fold, a weary, wandering sheep. [Chorus]

    3 Sing, O my soul, and let thy pure devotion
    Rise to His throne, thy Saviour, Friend, and Guide;
    Sing of His love, that, like a mighty ocean,
    Flows unto thee and all the world beside. [Chorus]

    4 Soon, O my soul, thine earthly house forsaking,
    Soon shalt thou rise the better world to see;
    Then will thy harp, a noble strain awaking,
    Praise Him who died to purchase life for thee. [Chorus]

  • “The Lord Will Answer Prayer” by Fanny Crosby

    Hymnal Page Scan: Young People’s Songs of Praise page 37 | Hymnary.org

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    Voice Note with words to hymn:

    1 Pray on, pray on, believing ones,
    God’s promised word is sure,
    That they shall overcome by faith
    Who to the end endure;
    Pray on, pray on, O weary not;
    The cross with patience bear,
    And though its burden weigh us down,
    The Lord will answer prayer.

    2 His eye foresees our greatest good,
    While we at best are weak,
    And thus in wisdom He withholds
    The boon that oft we seek;
    And yet His all-sufficient grace
    He bids us freely share,
    And in a way we little know
    The Lord will answer prayer.

    3 With anxious thoughts for those we love
    How oft our hearts are filled,
    But soon the clouds are rolled away,
    The troubled waves are stilled;
    Then murmur not, but trust in Him
    Who knows our every care,
    And better for than we can ask,
    The Lord will answer prayer.

  • “Give Us the Wings of Faith” by Isaac Watts

    “Give Us the Wings of Faith” by Isaac Watts

    Hymnal Page Scan: Complete Anglican Hymns Old and New page 313 | Hymnary.org

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    1. Give us the wings of faith to rise
    Within the veil, and see
    The saints above, how great their joys,
    How bright their glories be.

    2. Once they were mourning here below
    Their couch was wet with tears;
    They wrestled hard, as we do now,
    With sins, and doubts and fears.

    3. We ask them whence their vic’try came;
    They, with united breath,
    Ascribe the conquest to the Lamb,
    Their triumph to his death.

    4. They marked the footsteps that he trod,
    His zeal inspired their breast,
    And, foll’wing their incarnate God,
    They reached the promised rest.

    5. Our glorious Leader claims our praise
    For his own pattern giv’n,
    While the great cloud of witnesses
    Show the same path to Heav’n.

  • “He Loved Me So” by J. G. Dailey

    “He Loved Me So” by J. G. Dailey

    Hymnal Page Scan: Great Songs of the Church. number two: a treasury of six hundred sacred songs suitable for all services of the church page 250 | Hymnary.org

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    1 Why did my Savior come to earth,
    And to the humble go?
    Why did He choose a lowly birth?
    Because He loved me so!

    Chorus:
    He loved me so,
    He loved me so;
    He gave His precious life for me, for me,
    Because, He loved me so.

    2 Why did He drink the bitter cup
    Of sorrow, pain and woe?
    Why on the cross be lifted up?
    Because He loved me so! [Chorus]

    3 Till Jesus comes I’ll sing His praise,
    And then to glory go,
    And live with Him thro’ endless days,
    Because He loved me so. [Chorus]

  • “Wonderful Peace” by W. D. Cornell

    “Wonderful Peace” by W. D. Cornell

    Hymnal Page Scan: The New National Baptist Hymnal (21st Century Edition) 403. Far away in the depths of my spirit tonight | Hymnary.org

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    1 Far away in the depths of my spirit tonight
    Rolls a melody sweeter than psalm;
    In celestial-like strains it unceasingly falls
    O’er my soul like an infinite calm.

    Refrain:
    Peace, peace! wonderful peace,
    Coming down from the Father above,
    Sweep over my spirit forever, I pray,
    In fathomless billows of love.

    2 What a treasure I have in this wonderful peace
    Buried deep in the heart of my soul,
    So secure that no power can mine it away
    While the years of eternity roll. [Refrain]

    3 I am resting tonight in this wonderful peace,
    Resting sweetly in Jesus’ control,
    For I’m kept from all danger by night and by day,
    And His glory is flooding my soul. [Refrain]

    4 And me thinks when I rise to that city of peace
    Where the Author of peace I shall see,
    That one strain of the song which the ransomed will sing
    In that heavenly kingdom shall be: [Refrain]

    5 Ah! soul, are you here without comfort and rest,
    Marching down the rough pathway of time?
    Make Jesus your friend ere the shadows grow dark
    O accept this sweet peace so sublime! [Refrain]

  • “Savior, More Than Life to Me” by Fanny Crosby

    “Savior, More Than Life to Me” by Fanny Crosby

    Hymnal Page Scan: The New National Baptist Hymnal (21st Century Edition) 304. Savior, more than life to me | Hymnary.org

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    1 Savior, more than life to me,
    I am clinging, clinging close to Thee;
    let Thy precious blood applied,
    keep me ever, ever near Thy side.

    Refrain:
    Ev’ry day, ev’ry hour
    let me feel thy cleansing pow’r;
    may Thy tender love to me
    bind me closer, closer, Lord, to Thee.

    2 Through this changing world below,
    lead me gently, gently as I go;
    trusting Thee, I cannot stray,
    I can never, never lose my way. [Refrain]

    3 Let me love Thee more and more,
    till this fleeting, fleeting life is o’er;
    till my soul is lost in love,
    in a brighter, brighter world above. [Refrain]

  • “Jesus, the Ark of Safety” by Rev. J. P. Daugherty

    “Jesus, the Ark of Safety” by Rev. J. P. Daugherty

    Hymnal Page Scan: White Wings: for the use of churches, Sunday schools, Y.P.S.C.E., and all kinds of religious services page 4 | Hymnary.org

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    1 Flee to the ark, in Jesus find
    The only refuge for mankind;
    Flee for your life, to Jesus bow;
    Flee to the ark of safety now.

    Refrain:
    Flee to the ark of safety now;
    Flee to the ark, flee to the ark;
    Flee for your life, to Jesus bow;
    Flee to the ark of safety now.

    2 Flee to the ark, O sinner, haste,
    The clouds are gathering o’er the waste;
    Flee for your life, to Jesus bow;
    Flee to the ark of safety now. [Refrain]

    3 Flee to the ark, O quickly fly;
    The floods of death are drawing nigh;
    Flee for your life, to Jesus bow;
    Flee to the ark of safety now. [Refrain]

    4 Flee to the ark, why will ye die?
    A watery tomb is rolling high;
    Flee for your life, to Jesus bow;
    Flee to the ark of safety now. [Refrain]

  • “I Long to Enter Those Pearly Gates” by T. W. Hubbard

    “I Long to Enter Those Pearly Gates” by T. W. Hubbard

    Hymnal Page Scan: Song Garland; or, Singing for Jesus: a new collection of Music and Hymns prepared expressly for Sabbath Schools page 70 | Hymnary.org

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    1 I long to enter those pearly gates,
    And walk the streets of gold;
    I long to reach that heav’nly land,
    My Savior to behold;
    I long to bathe in the crystal fount,
    That flows by the throne of God;
    Be wash’d from ev’ry stain of sin,
    Made pure by Jesus’ blood.

    2 I long to dwell in that purer clime,
    Where Jesus ever reigns;
    Beyond the sorrows that darken time,
    Beyond these earthly claims;
    I long to enter that land of light
    Where shadows of night ne’er come,
    Where heaven reflects a light so bright,
    They need no light of sun.

  • “More Like Jesus Would I Be” by Fanny Crosby

    “More Like Jesus Would I Be” by Fanny Crosby

    PDF: More Like Jesus Would I Be

    Audio Recording:

    Voice Note with Words to hymn:

    1 More like Jesus would I be,
    Let my Savior dwell with me;
    Fill my soul with peace and love,
    Make me gentle as a dove;
    More like Jesus, while I go,
    Pilgrim in this world below;
    Poor in spirit would I be;
    Let my Savior dwell in me.

    2 If He hears the raven’s cry,
    If His ever watchful eye
    Marks the sparrows when they fall,
    Surely He will hear my call:
    He will teach me how to live,
    All my sinful thoughts forgive;
    Pure in heart I still would be;
    Let my Savior dwell in me.

    3 More like Jesus when I pray,
    More like Jesus day by day;
    May I rest me by His side,
    Where the tranquil waters glide:
    Born of Him, through grace renewed,
    By His love my will subdued,
    Rich in faith I still would be;
    Let my Savior dwell in me.

  • “Whither Pilgrims Are You Going?” by Fanny Crosby

    “Whither Pilgrims Are You Going?” by Fanny Crosby

    PDF: Whither, Pilgrims, Are You Going?

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    1. Whither, pilgrims, are you going,
    Going each with staff in hand?
    We are going on a journey,
    Going at our King’s command.
    Over hills and plains and valleys,
    We are going to His palace,
    We are going to His palace,
    Going to the better land.

    2. Fear ye not the way so lonely—
    You, a little, feeble band?
    No, for friends unseen are near us:
    Holy angels round us stand.
    Christ, our Leader, walks beside us:
    He will guard and He will guide us,
    He will guard and He will guide us,
    Guide us to the better land.

    3. Tell me, pilgrims, what you hope for
    In that far-off better land.
    Spotless robes and crowns of glory
    From a Saviour’s loving hand.
    We shall drink of life’s clear river,
    We shall dwell with God forever,
    We shall dwell with God forever
    In that bright and better land.

    4. Pilgrims, may we travel with you
    To that bright, that better land?
    Come and welcome, come and welcome,
    Welcome to our pilgrim band.
    Come, O come, and do not leave us,
    Christ is waiting to receive us,
    Christ is waiting to receive us
    In that bright, that better land.