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Joy and Light

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: SoC1900 #91 (1900) First Line: Joy and light, joy and light Languages: English Tune Title: [Joy and light, joy and light]

While Life's Summer Days Go By

Author: E. E. Rexford Hymnal: SoC1900 #92 (1900) Refrain First Line: Sow ye then by the wayside Lyrics: 1 While life's summer days go by, Let us not as idlers stand; While there's work on every side, Waiting for the willing hand. It may not be something grand; What we do men may not know, But the world will better be, For the seeds of good we sow. Refrain: Sow ye then by the wayside, Sow ye then in the field wide, Morning, noon, and eventide, For the reaping by and by. 2 While life's summer days go by, Dark with clouds, or bright with sun, We've a mission—you and I— Let us see it bravely done. There are lovely words to speak, There are burdens we may bear For the weary and the weak— Work is waiting everywhere. [Refrain] 3 As life's summer days go by, We will sing a helpful song; It may brighten many an eye, It may make some faint heart strong. Sing of rest that shall be ours When life's summer days are done, If, by us, in golden hours, Good is wrought and vict'ries won. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [While life's summer days go by]

No Evil Shall Befall Thee

Author: A. H. B. Hymnal: SoC1900 #93 (1900) Lyrics: 1 “No evil shall befall thee,” Words of a promise sure; Take for thy rest the comfort blest, The love that shall e'er endure. Can he not with thee prevail? His mercy not avail? Thy heartsickness and thy sorrow he can cure. 2 “No evil shall befall thee,” His are the winds that blow; Storm, rack and cloud, in tempest loud, O'er thy head in calm shall go. ‘Twas for thee the cruel thorn, For thee the shame and scorn, And for thee his precious blood did freely flow. 3 “No evil shall befall thee,” Dear child, thou art his own; Look where he stands, with outstretched hands, Hear the depth of his pleading tone: “I have suffered all for thee, My child, come unto me, Let my love prevail to bring thee to thy home.” Languages: English Tune Title: [No evil shall befall thee]

Close, Close to Thee!

Author: C. A. M. Hymnal: SoC1900 #94 (1900) First Line: Close, close to thee! In childhood's fleeting moments Refrain First Line: Close, close to thee, close, close to thee Languages: English Tune Title: [Close, close to thee! In childhood's fleeting moments]

The Beautiful, Beautiful Hills

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: SoC1900 #95 (1900) First Line: When my soul is oppressed Refrain First Line: On the hills, beautiful hills Languages: English Tune Title: [When my soul is oppressed]

The Scarlet Thread

Author: Mrs. F. A. Breck Hymnal: SoC1900 #96 (1900) First Line: A wonderful, wonderful gospel Refrain First Line: Are the precious ones all gathered in? Lyrics: 1 A wonderful, wonderful gospel Within the blest Bible is told, A gospel of love and of mercy, More precious than silver or gold; ‘Tis needed in time of temptation, ‘Tis needed in sorrow and sin, ‘Tis the scarlet thread bound in the window, Where the dear ones may all gather in. Refrain: Are the precious ones all gathered in? All gathered into the fold? Is the scarlet thread bound in the window, Are the precious ones all gathered in? 2 Proclaim the good news of salvation, Of Jesus our Savior and King, Who came to the world to redeem us, Unspeakable glories to bring; Let sinners be told of his kingdom, Invite them to enter therein, Keep the scarlet thread bound in the window, Till the dear ones are all gathered in. [Refrain] 3 With gladness repeat the old story Of Jesus wherever you go, ‘Tis fraught with a radiant glory That brightens the pathway of woe; O haste with the wonderful tidings, Of all that my Savior hath been, And keep the bright thread in the window, Till the precious ones all gather in. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A wonderful, wonderful gospel]

They're All Blotted Out

Author: C. H. M. Hymnal: SoC1900 #97 (1900) First Line: A miracle of saving grace Languages: English Tune Title: [A miracle of saving grace]

Jesus is King

Author: J. B. Mackay Hymnal: SoC1900 #98 (1900) First Line: Rise in your might, ye ransomed ones, arise Lyrics: 1 Rise in your might, ye ransomed ones, arise; Jesus shall reign, the King of earth and skies; Shout ye his praises, exalt him and sing; Let all creation proclaim him the King. Refrain: Jesus is King, Jesus is King; Sing and rejoice, ye ransomed sinners; Shout till earth in triumph shall ring, Jesus is King, Jesus is King; Come and adore him, bow before him; Shout and sing, Jesus is King. 2 Gird on your swords, his righteous cause defend; Vanquish the foes against it who contend; He will uphold you while heaven shall stand, By his eternal, omnipotent hand. [Refrain] 3 Stand firm and true, his kingdom must increase, Soon o'er his realms the King shall reign in peace; Then every nation before him shall fall, Glad to proclaim him the King over all. [Refrain] 4 When he shall come to gather up his own, Ye shall sit down with him upon the throne; Then shall the ransomed triumphantly sing, Glory and honor to Jesus the King. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Rise in your might, ye ransomed ones, arise]

Onward, Christian Soldiers!

Author: Sabine Baring-Gould Hymnal: SoC1900 #99 (1900) Refrain First Line: Onward, Christian soldiers Languages: English Tune Title: [Onward, Christian soldiers!]

The Joyful Song

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: SoC1900 #100 (1900) First Line: Behold! a royal army Refrain First Line: Victory, victory! Thro' him who redeemed us Languages: English Tune Title: [Behold! a royal army]