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Praise Him, O Praise Him

Author: Rev. E. H. Stokes Hymnal: JS1889 #1 (1889) First Line: O blessed Jesus, O Saviour divine Lyrics: 1 O blessed Jesus, O Saviour divine, Joy! what a joy! I feel thou art mine; Flowers are bright, but fairer art thou, Fairer than all things, blessed just now. Refrain: Praise him, O praise him, Praise him with gladness all the day long; Praise him, O praise him, Saviour divine, Praise him with gladness, dear Saviour mine. 2 Praise him, O praise him, he found me when lost, Out on the sea by rude tempests tossed; O bless his name! he brought me to shore; Praise him, O praise him, praise evermore. [Refrain] 3 Robed in the garments of sin and of shame, Now clothed in white, oh, bless ye his name; Jesus himself my spirit has crowned, All things rejoice, the lost one is found. [Refrain] 4 Oh, I rejoice, and I sing and I pray, Jesus has turned my nights into day, Sweetens my cup and hushes the strife, Helps me to bear the sorrows of life. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O blessed Jesus, O Saviour divine]

Awake, O Zion's Daughter

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: JS1889 #4 (1889) First Line: Awake, O Zion’s daughter Refrain First Line: Awake, awake, O Zion’s daughter Languages: English Tune Title: [Awake, O Zion’s daughter]

I Will Praise the Lord To-day

Author: E. A. Barnes Hymnal: JS1889 #5 (1889) First Line: I will praise the Lord today Refrain First Line: Therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth Lyrics: 1 I will praise the Lord today, For the Lord is good to me; And his love appears as the sweetest gift, ‘Mid the blessings that I see. Refrain: Therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth, Therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth, Therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth, And with my song will I praise him. 2 I will praise the Lord today, For his name is more than sweet; And I gather strength for the toils of life As I worship at his feet. [Refrain] 3 I will praise the Lord today, For his word is life and love; And the hope he gives is a blessed hope, For it lifts my soul above. [Refrain] 4 I will praise the Lord today, For the Lord has ransomed me; He has set his seal on this soul of mine, That his glory I may see. [Refrain] Scripture: Psalm 28:7 Languages: English Tune Title: [I will praise the Lord today]

She Hath Done What She Could

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: JS1889 #6 (1889) First Line: She hath done what she could, and the lovely perfume Refrain First Line: “She hath done what she could” Lyrics: 1 She hath done what she could, and the lovely perfume So meekly poured out at his feet Is lingering still, till it fills the whole world With fragrance enduring and sweet. Refrain: “She hath done what she could,” “She hath done what she could;” How precious these words of the Lord! Unending the honor the Master conferred, And royal the praise of his word. 2 She hath done what she could, all unheeding the scorn Of those who her act would deride; But precious the blessing the Master bestows, And happy her place at his side. [Refrain] 3 She hath done what she could, for she gave not alone The ointment, tho’ costly and rare, Her heart’s adoration, the wealth of its love, Flowed freely and measureless there. [Refrain] 4 Let us do what we can; we can bring him our hearts, Our best, willing service today; Then Mary’s sweet blessing will also be ours, And his be the glory for aye. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [She hath done what she could, and the lovely perfume]

The Words of this Life

Author: E. A. Barnes Hymnal: JS1889 #7 (1889) First Line: The gospel word, so freely given Refrain First Line: Then stand in the house of the Lord Lyrics: 1 The gospel word, so freely given, Is full of life and love; It shows the way that all must follow To enter life above. Refrain: Then stand in the house of the Lord, With the wonderful words of this life, And speak to the people waiting to hear All the wonderful words of this life. 2 It tells to all with faithful sayings, The story of the Lord; It tells his grace and all its riches, With life in ev’ry word. [Refrain] 3 It bids us seek the waiting Saviour With true, repentant hearts; It bids us take the Gift of Heaven, The Life that he imparts. [Refrain] 4 It bears to all the name of Jesus, Who suffered to redeem; It bears the plan of free salvation, And life is all its theme. [Refrain] Scripture: Acts 5:20 Languages: English Tune Title: [The gospel word, so freely given]

Every Knee to Him Shall Bow

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: JS1889 #8 (1889) First Line: Jesus the meek and lowly Lyrics: 1 Jesus the meek and lowly Dwelleth in light on high; Blessed is he and holy, Ruler of earth and sky. Refrain: Ev’ry knee to him shall bow, Ev’ry creature and tongue confess That he is the Lord, the mighty Lord, Bearing the sceptre of righteousness. 2 He who, despised, afflicted, Carried our weight of sin, Opens the gates of glory, Welcomes the faithful in. [Refrain] 3 He who, alone, in sorrow, Prayed at the midnight hour, Weareth a crown eternal Won by his conqu’ring power. [Refrain] 4 He is the Rock of Ages, Rock where the soul may hide, Safe from the storm and tempest, Over life’s rolling tide. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus the meek and lowly]

Hosanna!

Author: F. G. Burroughs Hymnal: JS1889 #9 (1889) First Line: Children in the temple cry Lyrics: 1 Children in the temple cry, Hosanna! hosanna! Angels carol from the sky, Hosanna! hosanna! Heav’n and earth declare his glory,— Day and night repeat the story Of our God the Wonderful! Of our God the Wonderful! Hosanna! hosanna! 2 To his side the lonely press; Hosanna! hosanna! King of earth his sway confess; Hosanna! hosanna! Prophets have foretold his glory,— Infant voices sound the story Of our God the Counselor! Of our God the Counselor! Hosanna! hosanna! 3 All his works o’er land and sea,— Hosanna! hosanna! Own his sovereign majesty, Hosanna! hosanna! Nations have beheld the wonders Since the Day of Horeb’s thunders, Of our mighty, mighty God! Of our mighty, mighty God! Hosanna! hosanna! 4 Once again the anthem swell, Hosanna! hosanna! Jesus hath done all things well, Hosanna! hosanna! He—the everlasting Father, Saviour, Friend, and Elder Brother,— Is our lowly Prince of Peace! Is our lowly Prince of Peace! Hosanna! hosanna! Languages: English Tune Title: [Children in the temple cry]

Do They Know?

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: JS1889 #10 (1889) First Line: Do they know we’ve been with Jesus Refrain First Line: More and more to be like Jesus Lyrics: 1 Do they know we’ve been with Jesus, With him in the silent prayer, In the heart’s sweet meditation, With him as his work we share. Refrain: More and more to be like Jesus, Oh, be this our heart’s desire; With him now, in work and watching, With him when he calls us higher. 2 Do they know we’ve been with Jesus? Tho’ the likeness may be dim, Can they trace the Master’s image? Do they say, we’ve learned of him? [Refrain] 3 Do they know we’ve been with Jesus? Does our language ever prove That we “seek a better country,” That our treasure is above? [Refrain] 4 Do they know we’ve been with Jesus, Living daily by his grace? Can they catch some faint reflection Of the light upon his face? [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Do they know we’ve been with Jesus]

Land of Bliss

Author: Chas. H. Elliott Hymnal: JS1889 #11 (1889) First Line: Land of bliss, where the fields are bright Refrain First Line: Home, sweet home, where the friends above Lyrics: 1 Land of bliss, where the fields are bright, And green are the hills so fair, Where faith is lost in the joy of sight,— My heart and my home are there. Refrain: Home, sweet home, where the friends above Are waving their hands to me, My soul has flown on the wings of love,— In dreams I have been with thee. 2 Land of bliss, where they weep no more, And toil with its care shall cease, Where life is pure, for its storms are o’er And hushed in the calm of peace. [Refrain] 3 Land of bliss, where my Lord and King Will call me from earth away To see his face, and his praise to sing, And bask in eternal day. [Refrain] 4 Land of bliss, I must watch and wait, And long for thy vales so fair, Till clothed in white I shall pass thy gate, And walk with my Saviour there. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Land of bliss, where the fields are bright]

The Morning Draweth Nigh

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: JS1889 #12 (1889) First Line: Oh, rally round the standard Refrain First Line: For the morning draweth nigh Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, rally round the standard]

The Army of the Lord

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: JS1889 #13 (1889) First Line: Behold the army of the Lord Refrain First Line: There is no place for coward hearts Lyrics: How bright its host appears; Its ranks are marshalled, ev’ry one, And filled with volunteers. Refrain: There is no place for coward hearts, Who from their colors fly; The gospel calls for loyal ones Who do not fear to die. 2 The trump of war is sounding now, Its signal well we know; It bids the soldiers of the cross Take arms against the foe. [Refrain] 3 The battle storm may do its worst, Our ardor still shall rise; We’ll never lay our armor down Till faith presents the prize. [Refrain] 4 And when by grace our vict’ry won, Like stars in heaven we shine, We’ll shout and sing thro’ endless years, The praise, O Lord, be thine. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Behold the army of the Lord]

I will Give You Rest

Author: Mrs. Thos. May Peirce Hymnal: JS1889 #14 (1889) First Line: Oppressed by countless foes without Lyrics: 1 Oppressed by countless foes without, And lurking foes within, We search creation’s bounds in vain For rest from toil and sin. The voice of him whose name is Truth, Invites the weary breast: “Come unto me, come unto me, And I will give you rest.” 2 For God—our God!—so loved the world, He gave his Son to save; To bear each sad infirmity; And weep beside a grave. Our great High Priest in glory now Invites the laden breast: “Come unto me, come unto me, And I will give you rest.” 3 Dear Lord, we come: a contrite heart Thou wilt not turn away; Help us to learn thy holy will, And follow in thy way. We hear thy voice,—it charms the soul, And calms the troubled breast,— “Come unto me, come unto me, And I will give you rest.” 4 Safe sheltered from the tempter’s wiles The inward life shall grow In grace and knowledge of our Lord, So heaven shall dawn below. Toil ends in triumph when these words Shall thrill the anxious breast:— “Well done, thou good and faithful one, Now enter into rest.” Languages: English Tune Title: [Oppressed by countless foes without]

God is Calling Yet

Author: Gerhard Tersteegen Hymnal: JS1889 #15 (1889) First Line: God calling yet; shall I not hear Refrain First Line: Calling, oh hear Him Languages: English Tune Title: [God calling yet; shall I not hear]

The Still, Small Voice

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: JS1889 #16 (1889) First Line: Listen to the “still, small voice,” Refrain First Line: Hark! from heaven falling Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen to the “still, small voice”]

Over the Tide

Author: Francis A. Simkins Hymnal: JS1889 #17 (1889) First Line: Dark are the waters before me Refrain First Line: Carry me over the tide Lyrics: 1 Dark are the waters before me,— Loud is the voice of the gale; Storm-cloud and tempest are o’er me, Boatman! oh, list to my hail. Refrain: Carry me over the tide, Dark are the waters, and deep and wide; Yonder, just over the sea, My mansion is waiting for me. 2 Onward I move o’er the waters, Lurid the lightning’s fierce glare, Angry the surges beneath me,— Boatman! lo, danger is there. [Refrain] 3 Peril is in the dark waters,— Safety beyond the deep wave; Father! oh, let me not perish— Thou who are mighty to save. [Refrain] 4 Ah, when the voyage is over, There, on that beautiful shore, Safely beyond the dark waters, Joy shall be mine forevermore. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Dark are the waters before me]

Best of All

Author: Rev. C. W. Ray, D. D. Hymnal: JS1889 #18 (1889) First Line: Jesus all my grief is sharing Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus all my grief is sharing]

Singing all the Day

Author: James L. Black Hymnal: JS1889 #19 (1889) First Line: I am singing all the day Lyrics: 1 I am singing all the day, Hallelujah to the Lord! I am feasting, ever feasting On the goodness of his word; I am singing at the cross, Where he washed my sins away; Of his precious, pard’ning mercy I am singing all the day. Refrain: Singing all the day, Singing all the day, Praising the Rock of my salvation; I am singing at the cross, where he washed my sins away, Hallelujah! hallelujah! praise the Lord! 2 I am singing all the day , And my song is ever new, For I sing of him who loves me As no other one can do; He has paid the debt of sin That my heart could never pay; Of my Saviour and Redeemer I am singing all the day. [Refrain] 3 I am singing all the day, And my song shall never cease; I am singing how he leads me, And he gives me perfect peace; To the house not made with hands, When my spirit flies away, I will sing of my Redeemer Thro’ an everlasting day. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [I am singing all the day]

Wonderful Saviour

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: JS1889 #20 (1889) First Line: Wonderful, Lord, thy lowly birth Refrain First Line: Wonderful, wonderful Saviour Lyrics: 1 Wonderful, Lord, thy lowly birth, Wonderful all thy years on earth; Gratefully we thy pure life trace,— Deeds of compassion, words of grace. Refrain: Wonderful, wonderful Saviour, Love without measure is thine; Oh, it is wonderful! glorious and wonderful! This loving Saviour is mine. 2 Wonderful night of agony! Wonderful cross of Calvary! Praying for those who nailed thee there; Wonderful sorrow, conflict, prayer. [Refrain] 3 Wonderful all thy life above, Pleading for us in thy great love; Wonderful, though exalted there Sweet name of Brother thou dost bear. [Refrain] 4 Wonderful heart, that throbs for all, Sinful and weak, who on thee call; How can I praise thee! joy divine, Wonderful Savior, thou art mine! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Wonderful, Lord, thy lowly birth]

Let Me Into Nothing Fall

Author: M. W. Morse Hymnal: JS1889 #21 (1889) First Line: Whene’er I think of Jesus Refrain First Line: Oh, let me into nothing fall Lyrics: 1 Whene’er I think of Jesus, The sinner’s Friend indeed, Who at heaven’s court is standing For even me to plead; When I think he died to save me, When wandering in sin, How in softest tones he called me To come and follow him. Refrain: Oh, let me into nothing fall,— Jesus is my all in all; Yes, let me into nothing fall,— Jesus is my all in all. 2 Whene’er I think of Jesus, And his great love to me, My soul can’t keep from singing,— His foll’wer I would be; His grace to me has promised To help me on my way, As on thro’ life I journey And press to endless day. [Refrain] 3 Whene’er I think of Jesus, Oh, wondrous thought to me! With him I’ll live forever, His glory I may see; Then I’ll sing of his great goodness, His name will I adore; I am so glad he saves me Just now and evermore. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Whene’er I think of Jesus]

Be Still and Know

Author: E. A. Barnes Hymnal: JS1889 #22 (1889) First Line: When life is full of toil and care Refrain First Line: Be still, be still Lyrics: 1 When life is full of toil and care, When on our way the shadows fall, That we may trust, and journey on, God speaketh to us all: Refrain: Be still, be still, Be still and know that I am God; Be still, be still, Be still and know that I am God. 2 When heavy is the given cross, When strength is ready to depart, That we may trust, and murmur not, God whispers to the heart: [Refrain] 3 When rugged is the sea of life, When storms abide and billows roll, That we may trust, and never fear, God whispers to the soul: [Refrain] 4 In all the days that are to come, In all the griefs that may befall, That we may trust his guiding hand, God speaketh to us all: [Refrain] Scripture: Psalm 46:10 Languages: English Tune Title: [When life is full of toil and care]

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