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Beautiful Crowns

Author: H. L. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #12 (1914) First Line: A crown of thorns my Savior wore Refrain First Line: Beautiful crowns we soon shall wear Languages: English Tune Title: [A crown of thorns my Savior wore]

A Little While

Author: W. H. R. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #35 (1914) First Line: A little while and then our weary feet Refrain First Line: Earth frowns a while, then heaven smiles Lyrics: 1 A little while and then our weary feet, Will tread the shore where sorrow cannot dwell; A little while and then to join the choirs, Where songs of praise and triumph ever swell. Refrain: Earth frowns a while, then heaven smiles, Trust on, O heart, 'tis but a little while. 2 A little while then raptured we shall stand, With glad immortals mid a blood-washed throng; A little while, earth's sorrows will be past, And we shall chant the everlasting song. [Refrain] 3 A little while and then reunion sweet, With loved ones who have journeyed on before; A little while, their hands to clasp again, No more to part upon that radiant shore. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A little while and then our weary feet]

All for Jesus

Author: Mary D. James Hymnal: NSQM1914 #38 (1914) First Line: All for Jesus! all for Jesus! Languages: English Tune Title: [All for Jesus! all for Jesus!]

Almost Persuaded

Author: P. P. Bliss Hymnal: NSQM1914 #23 (1914) First Line: "Almost persuaded" now to believe Languages: English Tune Title: ["Almost persuaded" now to believe]

Which Way?

Author: Abbie C. Barr; F. S. B. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #36 (1914) First Line: Alone on life's sea you are drifting Refrain First Line: Which way? Which way? Lyrics: 1 Alone on life's sea you are drifting, What port will your frail bark now make? You never have passed o'er these waters, The only safe course, why forsake? Chorus: Which way? Which way? O friend, you can never return; You will ne'er reach the harbor of glory, Till the way to its portals you learn. 2 Your chart is but frail human reason, Your compass by fancy is turned; Your ears siren voices have ravished, The only true Pilot have spurned. [Chorus] 3 Sharp rocks lie beneath luring waters, The storm-clouds are hiding the sky; O why will you then keep on drifting, To warnings in folly reply? [Chorus] 4 Behold! on the wild heaving billows, The form of the Savior in view! And while He rebukes the waves' fury, Lost one, He is calling to you. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Alone on life's sea you are drifting]

Three Worlds Watching Me

Author: Mrs. H. B. Spoor Hymnal: NSQM1914 #34 (1914) First Line: At home or abroad, on land or on sea Refrain First Line: Eternity bound, three worlds watching me Lyrics: 1 At home or abroad, on land or on sea Three worlds are all watching, yes watching e'en me. Eternity bound, some path I must take. They're watching to see the choice that I make. Chorus: Eternity bound, three worlds watching me— What a wonderful, wonderful life this must be, I'll write on my banners in letters that shine, "Saved to the uttermost, Jesus is mine." 2 My ev'ryday life is open to view, I'm watched by the false, I am watched by the true. And some, without doubt, read this life of mine, Far more than they do the Volume divine. [Chorus] 3 The tempter who comes from regions below, Close watches my path as he walks to and fro; He leads a vile host at work to ensnare, And drag many down to realms of despair. [Chorus] 4 Bright angels whose hands sweep harps of pure gold, Oft act as my escort, my life they behold; My Father looks down, He hears ev'ry call, With Him at my side I triumph o'er all. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [At home or abroad, on land or on sea]

The Angels Are Singing

Author: C. B. W. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #14 (1914) First Line: Beautiful strains of sweet music I hear Refrain First Line: O the angels are singing to me Lyrics: 1 Beautiful strains of sweet music I hear, The angels are singing tonight; They are playing on harps that are made of pure gold, They are filled with a holy delight; And the cause of this song is a sinner's return, From his wand'ring, his sin, and his strife. Chorus: O the angels are singing to me, They tell of a captive made free; A sinner's been saved and his name written down, For a palace, a harp and a crown. 2 Ninety nine sheep were all safe in the fold, But one had gone far, far away; So the Shepherd went out thro' the storm and the cold, To search for the lost sheep astray. When He found the lost sheep then the angels did sing, Till the arches of heaven did ring. [Chorus] 3 Some mother's boy has been snared by strong drink, He's strayed from the old home away; Soon he'll die—O how sad! then to hell he will sink— There to live thro' eternity's day. But the prayers of that mother did bring him the light, And the angels are singing tonight. [Chorus] 4 Only a short while the conflict will end, We'll then to this earth bid adieu; With the angels and seraphs our voices will blend, And we'll sing all eternity through. To the highest and holy we'll praises acclaim, For the saving from sin's dark domain. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Beautiful strains of sweet music I hear]

Weeping Jesus

Author: C. B. W. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #5 (1914) First Line: Behold, he weeps o'er Jerusalem! Refrain First Line: Weeping Jesus died for you Lyrics: 1 Behold, He weeps o'er Jerusalem! His soul with pity doth thrill; He would have saved them but "they would not," Thus He died on Calv'ry's hill. Refrain: Weeping Jesus died for you, Weeping Jesus died for you, Weeping Jesus died for you, He died, He died for you. 2 Behold, He weeps in Gethsemane! His soul with sorrow is filled; His own were sleeping while thus he prayed, "Not my will but as Thou hast willed." [Refrain] 3 Behold, He weeps while at Bethany! Our Christ, how tender was He; He showed compassion and sympathy, Thus He comforts thee and me. [Refrain] Scripture: John 11:35 Languages: English Tune Title: [Behold, he weeps o'er Jerusalem!]

We shall sit at Jesus' feet

Author: Anon. Hymnal: NSQM1914 #2 (1914) First Line: By and by, beyond the river Languages: English Tune Title: [By and by, beyond the river]

Jesus Will Let You In

Author: A. S. Kieffer Hymnal: NSQM1914 #40 (1914) First Line: Come to the Father's house Refrain First Line: Fly, for the tempest is coming Languages: English Tune Title: [Come to the Father's house]