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In the Silent Midnight Watches

Author: A. C. Coxe Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 83 hymnals First Line: In the silent midnight watches, List--thy bosom's door! Topics: Evangelistic Invitation Scripture: Revelation 3:20 Used With Tune: [In the silent midnight watches]

Hold The Faith, The Lord Is Coming

Author: Sidney S. Brewer Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: Look, my brethren, see the tokens Refrain First Line: Hold the faith, the Lord is coming! Lyrics: 1 Look, my brethren, see the tokens O’er all the earth abroad, All that holy seers have spoken In the Word of God. Refrain: Hold the faith, the Lord is coming! Joy, the kingdom’s near! Let your lamps be trimmed and burning, Christ will soon appear! 2 Swift the sands of time are running, Day of doom draws near; Soon with all His angels coming, Throne and Judge appear. [Refrain] 3 Long ’mid scoffs and jeers we’ve waited, Mingling joy with tears: For the truth despised and hated, Soon the crown we’ll wear. [Refrain] 4 Then redemption’s wondrous story Is forever told, In God’s kingdom filled with glory, On its streets of gold. [Refrain] Used With Tune: HOLD THE FORT Text Sources: Supplement to The New Jubilee Harp (Boston: Advent Christian Publications Society, 1888)

God of Everlasting Glory

Author: John W. Peterson Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 8 hymnals First Line: God of everlasting glory Filling earth and sky

Don't You Know He Cares?

Author: Johnson Oatman, jr. Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 26 hymnals First Line: When your spirit bows in sorrow Refrain First Line: Yes, there is One who shares your burdens Lyrics: 1 When your spirit bows in sorrow, From the load it bears, Go and tell your heart to Jesus— Don’t you know He cares? Refrain: Yes, there is One who shares your burdens, Every sorrow shares; Go and tell it all to Jesus— Don’t you know He cares? 2 Have your feet become entangled In the tempter’s snares? Yet you will not be forsaken— Don’t you know He cares? [Refrain] 3 Is your body filled with anguish, With the pain it bears? Think of how the Savior suffered— Don’t you know He cares? [Refrain] Used With Tune: EPIMEL Text Sources: Heart Melodies No. 3 by Charles J. Butler, and Charles Bentley (Chicago/Philadelphia: John J. Hood, 1897)

Whither will You Wander?

Author: Anon Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 16 hymnals First Line: Sinners, whither will you wander? Refrain First Line: Death is coming, coming, coming Topics: Warning and Entreaty Used With Tune: HIGHWAY

യുദ്ധത്തിന്നു യുദ്ധത്തിനു

Author: Volbrecht Nagel Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: യു-ദ്ധത്തിന്നു യു-ദ്ധത്തിനു കേൾ-ക്ക കാഹളം Refrain First Line: യേ-ശു ക്രി-സ്തു രാജാവാകും സർ-വ്വ ഭൂമിയിൽ Lyrics: 1 യു-ദ്ധത്തിന്നു യു-ദ്ധത്തിനു കേൾ-ക്ക കാഹളം ശ-ക്തിയോടു ധ്വ-നിക്കുന്നു സൈ-ന്യം കൂടേണം പല്ലവി: യേ-ശു ക്രി-സ്തു രാജാവാകും സർ-വ്വ ഭൂമിയിൽ സേ-വകരാം നാമും കൂടെ വാഴും തേ-ജസ്സിൽ 2 ക്രൂ-ശ്ശിൻ കൊടി-ക്കീഴിൽ എങ്ങും ജ-യം കൊള്ളും നാം വാ-ശിയിൽ എതി-ർക്കുന്നവൻ വീ-ഴും നിശ്ചയം [പല്ലവി] 3 സാ-ത്താൻ തന്റെ സൈ-ന്യം കൂട്ടി എതിർ നിൽക്കുമോ? യേ-ശു നാമം കേ-ട്ടിട്ടവർ ഓ-ടിയില്ലയൊ [പല്ലവി] 4 മാ-യഭാക്തി ലോ-കയുക്തി അ-ല്ല ആശ്രയം ദൈ-വാത്മാവും ദൈ-വവാക്കും അത്രേ ആയുധം [പല്ലവി] 5 കാ-ഹളങ്ങ-ളെ നാം ഊതി അ-ട്ടഹസിക്കും അ-പ്പോൾ ഇരു-ട്ടിന്റെ കോട്ട താ-നേ വീണീടും [പല്ലവി] 6 നീ-തി സൂര്യൻ ശോ-ഭയോ-ടുദിക്കും ഉള്ളത്തിൽ പാ-ടികൊണ്ടനേ-കർ വരും ജീ-വ വഴിയിൽ [പല്ലവി] 7 ഭൂ-മിയുടെ അ-റ്റത്തോളം സ-ർവ്വ സൃഷ്ടിയും ദൈ-വത്തിൻ മ-ഹത്വം കണ്ടു വീ-ണു കുമ്പിടും [പല്ലവി] 8 ഹ-ല്ലെലൂയ്യാ ഹ-ല്ലെലൂയ്യാ സ്തു-തി സ്തോത്രവും എ-ന്നെന്നേക്കും ദൈ-വത്തിനും പു-ത്രനാത്മനും [പല്ലവി] Used With Tune: HOLD THE FORT

The Name of Jesus

Author: William O. cushing Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 14 hymnals First Line: O the name, the name of Jesus Refrain First Line: O the precious name of Jesus Lyrics: 1 O the name, the name of Jesus, How my heart it thrills! Sweetest music floating round me, All my soul it fills. Refrain: O the precious name of Jesus, Breathe it low in prayer; At the cross of Jesus bending, God will hear thee there. 2 Breathe, O breathe the name of Jesus, Low before the throne; Owning all your sin and weakness, Trusting Him alone. [Refrain] 3 When the heart is sad and lonely, Sinful though it be, Thou canst plead the name of Jesus, Jesus died for thee. [Refrain] Used With Tune: VALENCIA Text Sources: Good as Gold (New York: Biglow & Main, 1880)

The Bride

Author: Frances Bevan Meter: 8.5.8.5 D Appears in 11 hymnals First Line: ’Midst the darkness, storm and sorrow Lyrics: 1 ’Midst the darkness, storm and sorrow, One bright gleam I see; Well I know the blessèd morrow Christ will come for me. 2 ’Midst the light, and peace, and glory Of the Father’s home, Christ for me is watching, waiting, Waiting till I come. 3 Long the blessèd Guide has led me By the desert road; Now I see the golden towers, City of my God. 4 There, amidst the love and glory, He is waiting yet; On His hands a name is graven He can ne’er forget. 5 There, amidst the songs of Heaven, Sweeter to His ear, Is the footfall in the desert, Ever drawing near. 6 There, made ready are the mansions, Radiant, still and fair; Bur the bride the Father gave Him Yet is wanting there. 7 Who is this who comes to meet me On the desert way, As the Morning Star foretelling God’s unclouded day? 8 He it is who came to win me On the cross of shame; In His glory well I know Him Evermore the same. 9 O the blessèd joy of meeting, All the desert past! Oh the wondrous words of greeting He shall speak at last! 10 He and I together entering Those fair courts above— He and I together sharing All the Father’s love. 11 Where no shade nor stain can enter, Nor the gold be dim, In that holiness unsullied, I shall walk with Him. 12 Meet companion there for Jesus, From Him, for Him, made— Glory of God’s grace forever There in me displayed. 13 He who in His hour of sorrow Bore the curse alone; I who through the lonely desert Trod where he had gone; 14 He and I, in that bright glory, One deep joy shall share— Mine, to be for ever with Him; His, that I am there. Used With Tune: ALMADEN Text Sources: Hymns of Ter Steegen, Suso and Others (London: James Nisbet, 1894)