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The Christian's rest
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #92 (1872) First Line: We often speak of resting Refrain First Line: When life's last eve is fading
The Christian's rest
Wash'd in the all atoning blood
Author: Mrs. Edward Anderson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #95 (1872) First Line: How peacefully the days pass by
Wash'd in the all atoning blood
A home in heav'n, what a joyful thought
Author: William Hunter, D.D. Hymnal: GSSS1872 #96 (1872)
A home in heav'n, what a joyful thought
Go to many a tropic isle
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #97 (1872) First Line: Go, ye messengers of God
Go to many a tropic isle
And the weary are at rest
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #98 (1872) First Line: I am waiting by the river
And the weary are at rest
Minist'ring spirits, to the heirs of salvation
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #100 (1872) First Line: Tell me, ye angels, what is your mission
Minist'ring spirits, to the heirs of salvation
Weep no more Mary
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #101 (1872) First Line: Midnight silence, hush'd and holy
Weep no more Mary
Look Aloft
Author: Major Theo. I. Eckerson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #104 (1872) First Line: When the heart has grown sick of the world's sin and blight Refrain First Line: Look aloft, look aloft, look aloft, be not dismay'd
Look Aloft
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