The Shining Strand

Editor: Daniel Franklin Hodges
Publisher: White, Smith & Co., Boston, Mass., 1881
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d1All is light and beauty on the other side
d2As the sweet flowers of the springtime
d3Behold, behold the Lamb of God, On the cross
d4Beyond life's toils and cares
d5Carol around the Christmas tree
d6Come to the mighty One, trust in his power
d7Day is dawning over the sea
d8Gentle Jesus, gentle Jesus, Bless thy little ones
d9Go and tell Jesus, weary, sin sick [fainting] soul
d10God bless the little ones at home
d11Have you been to Jesus for the cleansing power
d12He smiled as he stretched out his hand [arms]
d13Hear it singing, singing sweetly
d14Ho, all ye thirsty, come unto me
d15How bright the glorious spirits shine
d16How sweet to be with Jesus
d17I am waiting for Jesus to welcome me home
d18I am with you alway
d19I have found him at last! I have found him
d20I have strayed away from Jesus
d21I love my Savior, Jesus dear
d22If I were a sunbeam, I know what I would do I
d23In the rifted rock I'm resting Sure and safe
d24In the Sunday school, my brother
d25Jesus is our Shepherd, wiping every tear
d26Lead us not into temptation, Father hear
d27Lift up your heads, ye gates of brass
d28List to the voice that is speaking in love
d29Little children, come today
d30Long my spirit pined in sorrow
d31Love divine, all loves [love] excelling
d32Nearer, my [O] God, to thee, Hear thou my prayer
d33Not yet thy rest time
d34O the bliss awaiting all
d35O this is joy indeed, When from the earth we've soared
d36Pass me not, O tender Savior
d37Shall we meet beyond the river, where the surges
d38Slowly he entered the city
d39Something, my God, for thee
d40Speak, speak for Jesus
d41Speed thou on, happy day
d42Sweet the words that greet my ear
d43The beautiful river, the life giving river
d44The last night of watching is over
d45The Lord is my refuge and strength
d46The Lord, my guide and shepherd is
d47The Lord my Shepherd is, My wants he doth supply
d48The Spirit came in childhood
d49Therefore, our heavenly Father, we will not fear to pray
d50There's a beautiful land where the rain
d51There's a land far away we are told
d52Those beautiful valleys of Eden so fair
d53We are marching homeward to that land
d54What notes of glory greet mine ear
d55What though before me it is [be] dark
d56When no [kind] earthly friend is near
d57Who are these [those] in bright [fair] array
d58Why not, why not give thy heart to Jesus
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