Hymns and Song of the Four-Fold Gospel and the Fullness of Jesus

Author: Rev. A. B. Simpson
Publisher: The Christian Alliance Publishing Company, New York, 1891
Language: English
Notes: Hymns are numbered by page numbers they appear in
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9Jesus only is our messagePage Scan
11Come, blessed, holy, heavenly DovePage Scan
15O how sweet the glorious MessagePage Scan
19Once it was the blessingPage Scan
22Rise with thy risen LordPage Scan
24Trust and rest in Christ foreverPage Scan
27Rock of Horeb riven for mePage Scan
30Sweet the words of loving-kindnessPage Scan
33Art thou sunk in depths of sorrowPage Scan
36Hark! a voice from heaven proclaimingPage Scan
39There is a word that saves the soulPage Scan
42I clasp the hand of Love DivinePage Scan
44Mounting up with wings as eaglesPage Scan
46I am waiting in communion at the blessed mercy seatPage Scan
49The joy of the Lord is the strength of His peoplePage Scan
52I have learned the wondrous secretPage Scan
54There is a foe whose hidden powerPage Scan
58I have not wealth or noble birthPage Scan
61We're journeying homeward to the Land of PromisePage Scan
64There is a healing branch that growsPage Scan
66Blessed be the glorious tidingsPage Scan
69I have come to the Fountain of LifePage Scan
72The days of Heaven are peaceful daysPage Scan
75I will say "Yes" to JesusPage Scan
77When of old on Judah's plainsPage Scan
79A hundred thousand souls a dayPage Scan
82All the world for JesusPage Scan
86'Tis night beneath the Southern CrossPage Scan
88I am waiting for the Coming of the Bridegroom in the airPage Scan
90I've reached the Land of Beulah, the summer Land of LovePage Scan
94Let me tell you a tale of Christmas timePage Scan
98Have you heard of the legend of Bethlehem's LilyPage Scan
105On the withered branch of a window rosePage Scan
108In an old quaint Church in DenmarkPage Scan
111Two clocks on a parlor mantel stoodPage Scan
113Nobler than mortal tonguePage Scan
116What to do we often wonderPage Scan
119I am crucified with JesusPage Scan
122Jesus came from Heaven abovePage Scan
125They came to the gates of CanaanPage Scan
128I'll sing of my belovedPage Scan
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