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The midnight cry in mercy sounds

Author: Sydney Smith Brewer Hymnal: BH1869 #d251 (1869)
The midnight cry in mercy sounds

The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears

Author: Samuel Francis Smith Hymnal: BH1869 #d252 (1869)
The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears

O, King Alchy's yoke

Author: Sumner Hymnal: BH1869 #d253 (1869) First Line: The morning sun shines from the east
O, King Alchy's yoke

The old Isr'lites knew what it was that they must do

Hymnal: BH1869 #d254 (1869)
The old Isr'lites knew what it was that they must do

The pure testimony put [poured] forth in the spirit

Author: William W. Phelps Hymnal: BH1869 #d255 (1869)
The pure testimony put [poured] forth in the spirit

In Immanuel's land

Author: Annie Ross Cousin Hymnal: BH1869 #d256 (1869) First Line: The sands of time are sinking
In Immanuel's land

The Spirit in our hearts is whispering sinner come

Author: Henry Ustick Onderdonk Hymnal: BH1869 #d257 (1869)
The Spirit in our hearts is whispering sinner come

The voice of free grace cries escape

Author: Richard Burdsall Hymnal: BH1869 #d258 (1869)
The voice of free grace cries escape

The worth of truth no tongue can tell

Hymnal: BH1869 #d259 (1869)
The worth of truth no tongue can tell

There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]

Author: William Cowper Hymnal: BH1869 #d260 (1869)
There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]

There is a happy land, Far, [not] far away

Author: Andrew Young Hymnal: BH1869 #d261 (1869)
There is a happy land, Far, [not] far away

There is a harp whose thrilling sound

Author: John C. F. Kyger Hymnal: BH1869 #d262 (1869)
There is a harp whose thrilling sound

But Jesus, Jesus is my friend, O hallelujah

Hymnal: BH1869 #d263 (1869) First Line: There is a heaven o'er yonder skies
But Jesus, Jesus is my friend, O hallelujah

There is a house not made with hands

Author: J. G. Perry Hymnal: BH1869 #d264 (1869)
There is a house not made with hands

There is a land of pleasure, Where streams of joy forever roll

Author: Alexander Campbell Hymnal: BH1869 #d265 (1869)
There is a land of pleasure, Where streams of joy forever roll

We are marching through Immanuel's ground

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: BH1869 #d266 (1869) First Line: There is a land of pure delight, Where saints immortal reign
We are marching through Immanuel's ground

All the world is dark and dreary

Hymnal: BH1869 #d267 (1869) First Line: There is a world of peace and pleasure
All the world is dark and dreary

There is an hour of peaceful rest

Author: William B. Tappan, 1794-1849 Hymnal: BH1869 #d268 (1869)
There is an hour of peaceful rest

O how he loves

Author: Marianne Nunn Hymnal: BH1869 #d269 (1869) First Line: There's a Friend above all others, O how he loves
O how he loves

A mansion in heaven we see

Hymnal: BH1869 #d270 (1869) First Line: There's a light in the window for thee, brother
A mansion in heaven we see

For we have always found him so

Hymnal: BH1869 #d271 (1869) First Line: There's wicked rogues in every place
For we have always found him so

This is the field, the world below, In which the sower

Author: Joseph Hinchsliffe Hymnal: BH1869 #d272 (1869)
This is the field, the world below, In which the sower

Thou dear Redeemer, dying Lamb

Author: John Cennick Hymnal: BH1869 #d273 (1869)
Thou dear Redeemer, dying Lamb

Thou soft [sweet] flowing [gliding] Kedron [Cedron], by thy silver [limpid] stream

Author: Maria DeFleury Hymnal: BH1869 #d274 (1869)
Thou soft [sweet] flowing [gliding] Kedron [Cedron], by thy silver [limpid] stream

Thou very paschal Lamb

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: BH1869 #d275 (1869)
Thou very paschal Lamb

Through all the changing scenes of life, In trouble

Hymnal: BH1869 #d276 (1869)
Through all the changing scenes of life, In trouble

Through tribulation [tribulations] deep

Hymnal: BH1869 #d277 (1869)
Through tribulation [tribulations] deep

Thus far the Lord hath [has] led me on

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: BH1869 #d278 (1869)
Thus far the Lord hath [has] led me on

Thus was the great Redeemer plunged

Author: Samuel Stennett Hymnal: BH1869 #d279 (1869)
Thus was the great Redeemer plunged

Thy life I read, my dearest [blessed] [gracious)],Lord

Author: Samuel Stennett Hymnal: BH1869 #d280 (1869)
Thy life I read, my dearest [blessed] [gracious)],Lord

Times won't be good, 'tis plain to see

Hymnal: BH1869 #d281 (1869)
Times won't be good, 'tis plain to see

'Tis a point I long to know

Author: John Newton Hymnal: BH1869 #d282 (1869)
'Tis a point I long to know

We're marching to the field of strife

Hymnal: BH1869 #d283 (1869) First Line: 'Tis good, dear friends, to sign the pledge
We're marching to the field of strife

'Tis the last call of mercy that lingers for thee

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: BH1869 #d284 (1869)
'Tis the last call of mercy that lingers for thee

To leave my dear friends, and with [from] my neighbors [kindred] to depart

Author: Parley Parker Pratt Hymnal: BH1869 #d285 (1869)
To leave my dear friends, and with [from] my neighbors [kindred] to depart

Today if ye [you] will hear his voice

Author: Miller Hymnal: BH1869 #d286 (1869)
Today if ye [you] will hear his voice

O Canaan, bright Canaan

Hymnal: BH1869 #d287 (1869) First Line: Together let us sweetly live
O Canaan, bright Canaan

Tossed upon life's raging billow

Author: George W. Bethune Hymnal: BH1869 #d288 (1869)
Tossed upon life's raging billow

United in a peaceful band

Hymnal: BH1869 #d289 (1869)
United in a peaceful band

Vain man on foolish pleasures bent

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: BH1869 #d290 (1869)
Vain man on foolish pleasures bent

Watchman, tell us of the night

Author: John Bowring Hymnal: BH1869 #d291 (1869)
Watchman, tell us of the night

We all must speak for Jesus

Hymnal: BH1869 #d292 (1869)
We all must speak for Jesus

We are marching to a blissful home

Hymnal: BH1869 #d293 (1869)
We are marching to a blissful home

We are waiting by the river

Author: Asa Hull Hymnal: BH1869 #d294 (1869)
We are waiting by the river

We come around thy table, Lord

Author: J. G. Perry Hymnal: BH1869 #d295 (1869)
We come around thy table, Lord

We speak of the realms of the blest

Author: Elizabeth K. Mills Hymnal: BH1869 #d296 (1869)
We speak of the realms of the blest

We welcome you, friends, to our home

Author: Wilcox Hymnal: BH1869 #d297 (1869)
We welcome you, friends, to our home

Welcome, dear brethren, to this place

Author: Joseph Swain Hymnal: BH1869 #d298 (1869)
Welcome, dear brethren, to this place

We're a true cold water

Author: J. B. Perry Hymnal: BH1869 #d299 (1869)
We're a true cold water

Will you go

Author: William Hunter Hymnal: BH1869 #d300 (1869) First Line: We're bound for the land of the pure and the holy
Will you go

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