Singing for Joy

Editor: A. J. Showalter, J. D. Patton
Publisher: A. J. Showalter Co., Dalton, Ga., 1902
Language: English
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d201Sing unto God, ye saints
d202Sinner, out upon life's highways
d203Soldiers of the cross, the trumpet calls to arms
d204Sometime, I cannot tell how soon
d205Sometimes the sun hides itself
d206Soon I'll cross the mystic river
d207Sow the seed in the morning
d208Speak a kind word for Jesus
d209Star of the east, Bethlehem's star
d210Sweet the holy name of Jesus
d211Swing open the gates, O Jerusalem
d212Teach me, Lord, to ever trust
d213The bloodstained banner of the cross
d214The great Teacher of men knows
d215The homeland, O the homeland, the land of souls free born
d216The light that shines within
d217The Lion of Judah goes forth in his might
d218The Master's voice is calling
d219The pearly gates stand open
d220The Prince of peace, the most Holy
d221The singing of the angels
d222The sky and sunshine o'er us
d223The tender Shepherd sought me
d224The time has come dear papa
d225The words that I have spoken
d226There are those, blessed Lord
d227There I saw Him robed in royalty
d228There is a beautiful service
d229There is a land beyond the sky
d230There is a land mine [my] eye [eyes] hath seen
d231There is a precious fountain
d232There is not a ray of sunlight
d233There is pardon, full and free
d234There is sunlight on the hills
d235There's a beautiful blossom called pity
d236There's a beautiful city
d237There's a beautiful home in that land far away
d238There's a beautiful home where the faithful will dwell
d239There's a beautiful land far away
d240There's a blessed saying that my heart doth
d241There's a charm and a blessing
d242There's a fountain flowing
d243There's a home where no shadow
d244There's a pardon to be found
d245There's a rest that remains
d246There's a wideness in God's mercy
d247There's only one Friend
d248They that be wise shall shine
d249They who seek the throne of grace
d250This same Jesus, O, how sweetly Fall those words
d251This world is not my resting place, Heaven's my home
d252Though all around on every hand
d253Though the night be long and drear
d254Through my soul like music stealing
d255Through the years of hope and promise
d256Till he come, O let the words
d257Tired of the world with its sin
d258'Tis never too late to be sowing
d259To that bright celestial shore
d260Touch the harp gently
d261Under sinful condemnation
d262Under the shadow of thy wings
d263Very near, O Jesus keep me
d264We are but pilgrims far from home
d265We are daily marching onward
d266We are traveling home to heaven
d267We gather Lord around thy feet
d268We have heard the voice of Jesus
d269We lay us calmly down to sleep
d270We live upon too low a plain
d271We meet today to magnify
d272We see our Savior on ahead
d273We shall rest at eventide
d274We would see Jesus, for the shadows lengthen
d275Weary of earth, and laden with my sin
d276Weighed down with sin, with guilt oppressed
d277We're a band of singing Christians
d278We're going home to mansions
d279What a fellowship, what a joy divine
d280What a great fire kindled
d281What are you doing for Jesus (Hunter)
d282What bright visions come to me
d283What is heaven, a glorious
d284What more can I do, dear Jesus
d285What must I give up to Jesus
d286What path can be lonely if Jesus
d287When earth's labors are o'er
d288When memory with magic
d289When my barque I shall steer
d290When the cares of life have ended
d291When the march of life is over
d292When the pearly gates swing
d293When the skies are bright I've a song so light
d294When we are weary and by care
d295When we cross the ferry
d296Whene'er my heart grows heavy
d297Wheresoe'er I may go
d298While I'm toiling now here
d299While I'm tossed on life's rough sea
d300While toiling on life's rugged road

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