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Hallelujah now I'm free
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d11 (1894) First Line: In sin's dark prison once was I
Hallelujah now I'm free
We'll meet to part no more
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d12 (1894) First Line: I've gone with those I loved so dear Refrain First Line: We'll meet they whispered, soft and low
We'll meet to part no more
Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SB1894 #d13 (1894)
Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
Though old hearth stone
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d14 (1894) First Line: Loved ones who often sat with me Refrain First Line: Sad and lone, yes oft 'tis so
Though old hearth stone
The pleading Spirit
Author: D. Everett Lyon Hymnal: SB1894 #d15 (1894) First Line: O sinner, list to the Spirit Refrain First Line: The Spirit is pleading
The pleading Spirit
He's watching and waiting
Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: SB1894 #d16 (1894) First Line: O sinner, your Savior now waiting stands Refrain First Line: Then list, 'tis Jesus' voice
He's watching and waiting
Living waters
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d17 (1894) First Line: O thou weary, thirsty traveler Refrain First Line: Come, O come, thou weary traveler
Living waters
Sinner, haste to Jesus
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d18 (1894) First Line: O, what a sad time, poor sinner, 'twill be Refrain First Line: Haste then to Jesus ere you reach the dark
Sinner, haste to Jesus
In that city, bright city
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d19 (1894) First Line: O'er death's sea, in yon blest city
In that city, bright city
My mother's face, her precious face
Author: Charles J. Butler Hymnal: SB1894 #d20 (1894) First Line: On memory's wall engraven stands
My mother's face, her precious face
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