Truth and Hope No. 2

Editor: G. W. Bacon
Publisher: Teacher's Music Publishing, Hudson, N.C., 1920
Language: English
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d101On the mountain [mountain's] top appearing
d102Our dear Savior has gone far beyond
d103Our fathers crossed over the river
d104Our fathers, our fathers will [they'll] be there
d105Out in the darkness of evil
d106Praise the Lord in the highest
d107Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d108Sadly now the bells are ringing
d109Satisfied with my blessed redeemer
d110Savior, like a shepherd lead us
d111See the army of the King
d112Seek for the lost
d113Serve the Lord with a happy heart
d114Sin renounce and choose salvation
d115Since mother is on earth no more
d116Sinner, come to the Lord
d117Solemn will be that hour
d118Some other day, O, answer not
d119Soon I shall be going
d120Soon you will be crossing
d121Sound aloud a ringing call
d122Sowing the precious seed
d123Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross
d124Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer
d125Sweet the moments, rich in blessing
d126Sweetly rest, O, friend so true
d127Tenderly calling to the children
d128The angels sing for joy
d129The harvest of the Master
d130The judgment day, sad day, is coming
d131The Savior died in agony
d132The vineyard waits for toilers
d133The wonderful Shepherd now calls
d134There are many precious souls
d135There are weary watchers
d136There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d137There is a happy land, Far, [not] far away
d138There is a home prepared
d139There is a house not made with hands
d140There is a land of pure delight, Where saints immortal reign
d141There is a song that comes to me
d142There is something for each
d143There's a country bright and fair
d144There's a wondrous home prepared
d145They are gone to the land where no sorrows
d146Thou art gone, O precious darling
d147Thou hast gone to rest eternal
d148Though the burdens of life
d149Though the waves may lash in fury
d150Though 'tis but a narrow pathway
d151Though we leave behind our treasures
d152Through all the long and lonely years
d153Through sorrow's night and danger's path [way] [road]
d154Time is bearing us on toward
d155'Tis sweet to rest in lively hope
d156To his service the Lord is calling
d157To my Savior I will come
d158To the beautiful, waving harvest
d159Unbroken peace is thine
d160Upon sin's mountain bleak and wild
d161Watchman, tell me, does the morning
d162Wayward one afar in darkness
d163We are busy for our King
d164We are climbing the steeps
d165We are parted here, dear friends
d166We are writing day and night
d167We must go amid the harvest
d168We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d169We're a band of little pilgrims
d170We've no abiding city here
d171What a friend we have in Jesus
d172What a wondrous time is coming
d173What are you doing for Jesus, since
d174What have you done for Christ
d175What will be your reward in the homeland
d176When I can read my title clear
d177When life and all its opportunities
d178When my heart is sad and troubled
d179When the Lord in his glory shall appear
d180When 'tis night you cannot work
d181When we get home above
d182When we hear the Savior's call
d183Where our loved ones lie at rest
d184While in darkness and danger
d185While laboring here, dear Savior
d186While toiling upward day by day
d187While upon our pilgrim journey
d188Why do we [ye] [you] mourn departing [departed] [for dying] friends
d189Will you come, O my friend
d190Will you enlist for Jesus
d191With eternal power and glory
d192With gates open wide
d193With the door of mercy open
d194With your voice, your love, and adoration
d195Wonderful peace is filling my soul
d196Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d197You are drifting down the stream
d198You are lost in sin's desert
d199You can trust him, sinner
d200You must be redeemed, poor sinner

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