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The Children's Hallelujah

Editor: J. H. Rosecrans, J. H. Fillmore
Publisher: Fillmore Bros., Cincinnati, Oh., 1886
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d101O how many are gone who were dear
d102O light of light, shine in
d103O Lord, my strength to thee
d104O Paradise, O Paradise, who doth [does] [would] not win thy rest
d105O sometimes the shadows are deep
d106O the yesterday's moments for pleasure or woe
d107O thou fount of every blessing
d108O we love to hear the chiming
d109O what are you building
d110O Zion, dear Zion, thou home
d111Our praise to thee, O Father
d112Outside the gate you stand
d113Over where the ransomed gather
d114Pilgrim on the heavenward journey
d115Praise the Savior, children
d116Precious words by Jesus spoken Jesus spoken
d117Rejoice and be glad, the Redeemer has come
d118Remember the Savior's promise
d119Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d120Saints of God the dawn is brightening
d121Savior, hear a little child
d122Savior, teach me, day by day, love's sweet lesson to obey
d123Savior, Thy gentle voice, gladly we hear
d124Simply trusting in my Savior
d125Sing aloud the joyful story
d126Sing of Jesus, sing forever
d127Sinner [sinners] turn, why will ye [you] die
d128Sinner [sinners], will you [ye] scorn [slight] the message
d129Soldiers of Christ are we, marching along
d130Sooner or later the wrong will be righted
d131Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness
d132Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross
d133Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer
d134The bright and morning star
d135The great Physician now is near
d136The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I fear
d137The night is far spent, and the day is at hand
d138The Savior invites thee
d139The sun is on the harvest field
d140The time ordained of God
d141The voyage has been weary
d142There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d143There is joy in the presence
d144There is no love like the love of Jesus
d145There is no refuge for the soul
d146There's a city I'm told
d147There's a home with the Savior
d148There's a peace I have found
d149There's a song that is heard
d150Though few are all our years
d151Though the upward path is narrow
d152'Tis not a far journey from us
d153'Tis ours the Master's call
d154To thy feet I come, gracious
d155True to the trust thou hast
d156We are little children, but our
d157We are resting in peace
d158We are sailing on the ship
d159We are travelers homeward
d160We are volunteers in a youthful band
d161We can only wonder here
d162We know we've a Father above
d163We shall be like him, the promise is sure
d164We shall gain the shining land
d165We shall reach the river side
d166We wait the coming of the Lord
d167We're a little pilgrim band
d168We're traveling toward a country bright
d169What a friend we have in Jesus
d170What a friend we have in Jesus
d171What is the song of the heavenly host
d172When joyful are our spirits
d173When the waiting time is over
d174When the waves in terror rolled
d175When we follow earthly splendor
d176Whence comes this countless host
d177Where'er our path may lead
d178While I am young in years
d179Who is this that comes from Edom
d180Who knows what dangers may
d181With Jesus, my Savior, forever I'd be
d182Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d183Would you imitate your Master

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