Purest Pearls

Editor: J. T. Reese, J. H. Leslie, A. D. Kennedy
Publisher: J. H. Leslie, Cleveland, Oh., 1883
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d1A kittle while in darkness here
d2All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall
d3All should love thy Holy
d4Brother, thou art gone far
d5Cast thy bread upon the waters Go and work from day to day
d6Cheerful is our Sunday school
d7Children, do you want a friend
d8Come, join the gospel army
d9Come over and help us to teach, The dear little children and youth
d10Exalt and sing with gladness
d11Go, tell of his glory
d12Great God, our inmost hearts
d13Have you any room for Jesus, Will you turn the Lord away
d14Hear the royal proclamation, the glad tidings
d15Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna to our King, sing
d16I am sweeping through the gates
d17In the lonely watch by night
d18Jesus bore the shame and scorn
d19Jesus, dear, redeeming Lord, Called we are
d20Jesus, gentle Shepherd, hear our songs of praise
d21Jesus, hear a little child
d22Jesus, hear my evening prayer
d23Jesus now is waiting, your hearts to renew
d24Launch out, launch out the gospel ship
d25Lead me, O my Savior, lead me into paths of truth
d26Lead me safely on by the narrow way
d27Let the little children sing Praises to their heavenly King
d28Lift up the gospel banner Upon the mountains high
d29Listen, listen, he is there
d30Lo the strong and mighty passions
d31Nearer, my God, to thee, nearer to thee
d32Never fail to work for Jesus
d33O, for a [an] heart to praise [love] my God
d34O for a thousand tongues to sing my great [dear] Redeemer's praise
d35O how I love the Bible, sweet messenger of joy
d36O praise the Savior's holy name
d37O speed thee on the heavenly way
d38O ye children of the Lord rejoice
d39Often sad and dreary is our morning
d40Once again we meet, and each other greet
d41Our Savior hath gone to prepare
d42Precious Jesus, blessed Savior
d43Purer pearls in glory shine
d44Ring, sweet bells, from the shining steeple
d45Savior, lead us, gently lead us
d46See the mighty army marching
d47Shall we all sing there together
d48Sing for Jesus, sing for Jesus
d49Spirit whispers, how they cheer us
d50Stay, weary child, thy Savior calls
d51Suppose a little twinkling star
d52Tarry with us, blessed Jesus
d53The path that leads to the heavenly land
d54The weary soul to cheer and make the doubting bold
d55There is a crimson fountain
d56There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d57There is a home of peaceful rest, Beautiful home on high
d58There is a land of pure delight, Where saints immortal reign
d59Victory, yes, victory, we'll shout and march along
d60We are valiant little soldiers
d61We are working in the Master's vineyard
d62We bring no glittering treasures, no gems
d63Welcome is the Sabbath day
d64We're a faithful pilgrim band
d65We're singing a grateful song of joy
d66What a friend we have in Jesus
d67What is this music, this soul stirring music
d68When from those that we love we are parting
d69When thou hast sown the precious seed
d70Who is on the Lord's side, who will serve
d71Why should we wait when the storms are near
d72With earnest consecration the Lord's commands fullfill
d73With earnest consecration the Lord's commands fullfill
d74Would you live beloved by all
d75Yes, we'll meet them at the river
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