Glad Tidings

Editor: Robert H. Coleman
Publisher: Robert H. Coleman, Dallas, Tex., 1935
Language: English
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d101Standing on the promises of Christ our King
d102Sweetly, Lord, have we heard thee calling
d103Take my life, and let it be, consecrated
d104Tell me the story of Jesus, write on my heart
d105The great Physician now is near
d106There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d107There is a name, a wonderful name
d108There is a name I love to hear, I love to sing [speak] its worth
d109There's a great day coming, a great day coming
d110There's a land that is fairer [brighter] than day
d111There's a road divine by the foot of the cross
d112There's no friend to me like Jesus
d113There's within my heart a melody
d114Though the dark clouds roll O'er your troubled soul
d115Though the stormy clouds may hover o'er me
d116Throw out the life line across the dark wave
d117We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d118We're counting the blessings
d119What a fellowship, what a joy divine
d120What a friend we have in Jesus
d121What can wash away my sin [sins] [stain]
d122When I need someone in time of grief
d123When I shall come to the end of my way
d124When I survey the wondrous cross
d125When Jesus comes to reward his servants
d126When the dark shadows come over you
d127When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound and time
d128When you are weary and sore oppressed
d129Whene'er my cross is heavy
d130While passing through this world of sin
d131While we [you] pray and while we plead
d132Who at my [the] [thy] door [who] is standing [knocking]
d133Why do you wait, dear brother
d134Would you live for Jesus, and be always pure and good

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