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Linger At The Cross

Author: S. Fleming Meter: 7.7.7.7 D Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Let us linger at the cross, Lyrics: 1 Let us linger at the cross, ’Tis the place of humble prayer, Where the soul exchanges loss For the gain it treasures there. ’Tis the place where Jesus meets All who come to seek relief, Bring your burden at His feet, He allays the deepest grief. 2 Let us linger at the fount, Whence the healing waters flow, And the peace upon the mount Where His fullness we may know. Where the glory of His grace And His power of pardon meet All who linger at the place, All who bow at Jesus’ feet. Used With Tune: YALOVA Text Sources: Carols of Joy, by Frank M. Davis (Springfield, Ohio: J. L. Rust & Company, 1882)

Carol, Children

Author: Robert T. S. Lowell Meter: 7.7.7.7 D Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Carol, children, Christ is here! Lyrics: 1 Carol, children, Christ is here! Carol for this Baby dear! This is man, but God the more; Sing beside the stable door! Refrain: Sing, O children, come and sing! Praise our Christ, and praise our king! Gladdest night, most happy morn, Christ our Lord this day is born! 2 This our king without a crown In a manger is laid down! As the maid with meekest hands Wraps Him all in swathing bands. [Refrain] 3 Sing our best, both young and old, Never heart this time be cold; Never eye of faith be dim; Come and love and worship Him! [Refrain] Used With Tune: ESWATINI Text Sources: Carols of Hope by Clarence M. Seamans, Frederick S. Stanton and Francis A. Blackmer (Boston: Advent Christian Publication Society, 1906)

¡Alabanzas Hoy Cantad!

Author: Henry Alford; Honorato T. Reza Meter: 7.7.7.7 D Appears in 3 hymnals Topics: Dios Su Fidelidad

Time, with an Unwearied Hand

Author: John Newton Meter: 7.7.7.7 D Appears in 5 hymnals Lyrics: 1. Time, with an unwearied hand, Pushes round the seasons past, And in life’s frail glass, the sand Sinks apace, not long to last: Many, well as you or I, Who last year assembled thus; In their silent graves now lie, Graves will open soon for us! 2. Daily sin, and care, and strife, While the Lord prolongs our breath, Make it but a dying life, Or a kind of living death: Wretched they, and most forlorn, Who no better portion know; Better ne’er to have been born, Than to have our all below. 3. When constrained to go alone, Leaving all you love behind; Entering on a world unknown, What will then support your mind? When the Lord His summons sends, Earthly comforts lose their power; Honors, riches, kindred, friends, Cannot cheer a dying hour. 4. Happy souls who fear the Lord Time is not too swift for you; When your Savior gives the word, Glad you’ll bid the world adieu: Then He’ll wipe away your tears, Near Himself appoint your place; Swifter fly, ye rolling years, Lord, we long to see Thy face. Used With Tune: HOLLINGSIDE Text Sources: Olney Hymns (London: W. Oliver, 1779)

Buds And Blossoms Of The Spring

Author: Eliza E. Hewitt Meter: 7.7.7.7 D Appears in 3 hymnals Refrain First Line: Ever living, loving Friend Lyrics: 1 Buds and blossoms of the spring, Bloom to praise the heav’nly King; Let the joyful news be spread, Christ is risen from the dead. Refrain: Ever living, loving Friend, Now to Thee our songs ascend; Make us pure in heart, that we May the heav’nly vision see. 2 Empty now the Savior’s tomb, Light is shining through the gloom; He is living evermore On the bright eternal shore. [Refrain] 3 Teach us Savior, day by day, Walking with us by the way; May our hearts within us burn, While still more of Thee we learn. [Refrain] Used With Tune: MARTYN Text Sources: The Primary Sunday School Hymnal, by Rufus W. Miller (Philadelphia: Heidelberg Press, 1902)