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Almost Persuaded

Author: P. P. B. Hymnal: LLS41928 #176 (1928) First Line: "Almost persuaded" now to believe Languages: English Tune Title: ["Almost persuaded" now to believe]

Author: Rev. F. A. Perkins Hymnal: LLS41928 #75 (1928) First Line: Almost persuaded, the Spirit now pleads Refrain First Line: Pleading with thee, He is pleading with thee Lyrics: 1 Almost persuaded, the Spirit now pleads, Almost persuaded, and Christ intercedes; Turn not away from the Spirit’s sweet call, But come to the Savior and yield Him thy all. Refrain: Pleading with thee, He is pleading with thee, The Savior is pleading, is pleading with thee; Renounce ev’ry idol, tho’ dear it may be, And come to the Savior, now pleading with thee. 2 Almost persuaded, O come, come away, Almost persuaded, no longer delay; Turn from the tempter, and break from his pow’r, And come to the Savior, He’ll save you this hour. [Refrain] 3 Almost persuaded, O come, we implore, Almost persuaded, resist Him no more; Grieve not His Spirit, His love now receive, For still He is waiting your sins to forgive. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Almost persuaded, the Spirit now pleads]

Am I a Soldier

Hymnal: LLS41928 #264 (1928) First Line: Am I a soldier of the cross Languages: English

Amazing Grace!

Author: John Newton Hymnal: LLS41928 #177 (1928) First Line: Amazing grace! How sweet the sound Languages: English Tune Title: WARWICK

Yielding All

Hymnal: LLS41928 #282 (1928) First Line: And can I yet delay Languages: English

The Judgment Day

Hymnal: LLS41928 #295 (1928) First Line: And must I be to judgment brought Languages: English

More Abundantly

Author: T. H. Hymnal: LLS41928 #28 (1928) First Line: Are you trusting Jesus Languages: English Tune Title: [Are you trusting Jesus]

Wait on the Lord

Author: Katie V. Hall Hymnal: LLS41928 #149 (1928) First Line: Are you weary in the conflict Refrain First Line: Courage the, O never weary Lyrics: 1 Are you weary in the conflict, Does the way seem hard and long? Lift your wings of faith and courage, For our Captain cries, be strong. Chorus: Courage the, O never weary, Praying, singing all the day; Soon the conflicts will be over, And the mists be cleared away. 2 There is promised pow’r for service, Only wait upon the Lord, Putting on the gospel armor, Helmet, shield, and Spirit’s sword. [Chorus] 3 Girded well with truth immortal, Adding righteousness and peace, Standing firm against all evil, Let your prayer of faith ne’er cease. [Chorus] 4 Will we count our pain or sorrow When the battle has been won, And we hear our Leader saying, “Faithful one, well done, well done?” [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Are you weary in the conflict]

Arise, My Soul

Hymnal: LLS41928 #287 (1928) First Line: Arise, my soul, arise Languages: English

Look to the Savior

Author: Thoro Harris Hymnal: LLS41928 #30 (1928) First Line: Art thou laden with a weight oppressing Lyrics: 1 Art thou laden with a weight oppressing? Bring it to Jesus, bring it to Jesus; Humbly kneel and claim the promised blessing, Look to the Savior in prayer. Refrain: Look to the Savior, Seeking His favor, Bring Him thy burden of care; He’ll not forsake thee, Grief shall not o’ertake thee, Look to the Savior in prayer. 2 Dost thou seek a balm for care and sadness? Find it in Jesus, find it in Jesus; He will pour the oil of holy gladness, Look to the Savior in prayer. [Refrain] 3 Is the cross to heavy thou must carry? Cast it on Jesus, cast it on Jesus; Come this moment, do not longer tarry, Look to the Savior in prayer. [Refrain] 4 Doth a cord of evil passion bind thee? Calling on Jesus, calling on Jesus, Leave the mem’ry of thy sin behind thee, Look to the Savior in prayer. [Refrain] 5 Here is solace for the heart of sorrow, Only in Jesus, only in Jesus; Peace today and comfort for the morrow; Look to the Savior in prayer. [Refrain] 6 Great compassion hath the Master shown thee: Trust all to Jesus, trust all to Jesus; Friends misjudge, but He hath fully known thee: Look to the Savior in prayer. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Art thou laden with a weight oppressing]