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The Christian walking in darkness

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XI (1865) First Line: Savior, compassionate and kind
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The price paid for our redemption.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XII (1865) First Line: No, dearest Lord, a price was paid
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After a dangerous Midnight Storm.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XIII (1865) First Line: The wind is hushed the storm has ceased
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"The Lord's Day."

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XIV (1865) First Line: Sweet day of rest, blest hallowed hours
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To the Revilers of Religion.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XVI (1865) First Line: Hark, the wail of the wretched
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Prayer of a sailor reduced . . . To extreme distress.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XVII (1865) First Line: Friend of the friendless, Lord, to thee
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Man in the Blindness of his Natural State.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XVIII (1865) First Line: Bewildered in this world's dark maze
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Looking unto Jesus.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XIX (1865) First Line: Star of the soul, my Savior's cross
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On coming in sight of Land.

Hymnal: SMoD1877 #XX (1865) First Line: O welcome hills, that far away

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