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Work, for the night is coming
Hymnal: JG1877 #61 (1877) Languages: English
Work, for the night is coming
Still we sing, Christ, our King
Hymnal: JG1877 #62 (1877) First Line: We are toiling up the way Languages: English
Still we sing, Christ, our King
He leadeth me! oh, blessed thought!
Hymnal: JG1877 #63 (1877) Languages: English
He leadeth me! oh, blessed thought!
Friend after friend departs
Author: Montgomery Hymnal: JG1877 #64 (1877) Languages: English
Friend after friend departs
Sweetest note in seraph song
Hymnal: JG1877 #65 (1877) First Line: The great Physician now is near Languages: English
Sweetest note in seraph song
There'll be sweet resting
Author: Elisha A. Hoffman Hymnal: JG1877 #67 (1877) First Line: We'll lay our heavy burdens down Languages: English
There'll be sweet resting
"Allelujah!" Hark! they sing
Hymnal: JG1877 #68 (1877) First Line: Who are these like stars appearing Languages: English
"Allelujah!" Hark! they sing
Soon we'll join that band
Author: Rev. Wm. Hunter, D.D. Hymnal: JG1877 #69 (1877) First Line: Beautiful forms in mellow light Languages: English
Soon we'll join that band
And that will be glory for me
Author: P. P. Bliss Hymnal: JG1877 #70 (1877) First Line: I know not the hour when my Lord will come Languages: English
And that will be glory for me
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