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Where Hast Thou Gleaned To-day?

Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: HWP1915 #111 (1915) Tune Title: [Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper] First Line: Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper Refrain First Line: Where hast thou gleaned Lyrics: 1 Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper? Where hast thou gleaned today? Out in the highways and byways of sin, Calling the wanderers lovingly in, Seeking some poor precious wand’rer to win, Where hast thou gleaned today? Refrain: Where hast thou gleaned? Where hast thou gleaned? Gathering sheaves, or nothing but leaves? Where hast thou gleaned today? 2 Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper? Where hast thou gleaned today? Out in the world with its glitter and glare, Where Satan spreads for the wayward a snare? Seeking some jewels so precious and rare, Where hast thou gleaned today? [Refrain] 3 Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper? Where hast thou gleaned today? Into the dwellings of vice and of shame, Where sin and wickedness unrivaled reign, There have you taken the dear Savior’s name, Where hast thou gleaned today? [Refrain] 4 Where hast thou gleaned today, reaper? Where hast thou gleaned today? Hast thou stood idly and watched others reap, Or in despair o’er thy failures to weep? Go gather grain ere the night shadows creep, Where hast thou gleaned today? [Refrain] Languages: English

I will not Fear

Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: HWP1915 #58 (1915) Tune Title: [While walking with my Savior] First Line: While walking with my Savior I am sometimes sore oppressed Refrain First Line: I will not fear while Jesus holds Lyrics: 1 While walking with my Savior I am sometimes sore oppressed, Until at times I scarce can longer stand; And then there comes to me the thought which gives me peace and rest, I will not fear while Jesus holds my hand. Refrain: I will not fear while Jesus holds my hand; Safely he’ll lead me to the glory land; Tho’ trials fierce assail me, His grace can never fail me, I will not fear while Jesus holds my hand. 2 A stranger and a pilgrim here, I seek a place to come, I hasten to that bright celestial land; And tho’ the clouds may intervene and hide from me the sun, I will not fear while Jesus holds my hand. [Refrain] 3 What care I for the mountain’s rough, what care I for the sea, He is the same on ocean or on land; The eye that sees the sparrow fall is looking down on me, I will not fear while Jesus holds my hand. [Refrain] Languages: English

Who Will Enlist?

Author: Mrs. Frank A. Breck Hymnal: HWP1915 #40 (1915) Tune Title: [Who will enlist to serve in the kingdom] First Line: Who will enlist to serve in the kingdom Refrain First Line: Forward, forward, on the paths Lyrics: 1 Who will enlist to serve in the kingdom? Who will enlist to work for the Lord? March under orders, march on to glory, You have the promise of sure reward. Refrain: Forward, forward, on the paths untrod! Onward, onward, in the pow’r of God! His unfailing strength prevailing Leads us on to certain victory; Jesus calls us onward, Onward to the fray; Who will enlist to serve in the kingdom? Who will enlist today? 2 Who will enlist where foes shall be strongest? Who will enlist where duty is hard? Who volunteers where battle is longest? Who will the ensign of Jesus guard? [Refrain] 3 On to the conflict! Fear not the dangers! Christ is the Leader he standeth nigh; March, ever trusting, sure is the outcome; He shall be Conqueror by and by. [Refrain] Languages: English

Fear not, but Trust

Author: George O. Webster Hymnal: HWP1915 #65 (1915) Tune Title: [Why go we mourning all the day] First Line: Why go we mourning all the day Refrain First Line: Fear not, fear not for the Lord Lyrics: 1 Why go we mourning all the day, Or doubt our Father’s care, When we may trust him all the way Our pilgrim feet must fare? Refrain: “Fear not, fear not,” for the Lord is near, “Fear not, fear not,” is his word of cheer; Though foes may press they can never harm, The Lord himself defends us with his mighty arm. 2 Our Lord to us is ever near, Though dark may be the skies, And ills which we so often fear Are blessings in disguise. [Refrain] 3 Let hope be bright and faith be strong With such a Friend to aid, And if the way be dark and long, Be not, be not afraid. [Refrain] Languages: English

My Pilot

Author: Ira B. Wilson Hymnal: HWP1915 #37 (1915) Tune Title: [Wildly the tempest rages] First Line: Wildly the tempest rages Refrain First Line: Pilot me, O Savior Lyrics: 1 Wildly the tempest rages, Billows roar; Gleaming afar, the home-lights Mark the shore. Refrain: Pilot me, O Savior, On, over life’s stormy sea; Till in the harbor, safe in the harbor, I rest secure with thee. 2 Tempest and wave can never Bring alarm; Safe in my Pilot’s keeping, Naught can harm. [Refrain] 3 Knowing that wind and waves his Will obey, Fully I trust my Pilot All the way. [Refrain] Languages: English

To the Fields

Author: F. H. C. Hymnal: HWP1915 #17 (1915) Tune Title: [With a heart full of love] First Line: With a heart full of love Refrain First Line: The seed will surely grow Lyrics: 1 With a heart full of love To our Father above, To his followers here below, In the field we will till, Sow and plant with a will, For the seed of the Spirit will grow. Refrain: The seed will surely grow! The Lord on it life will bestow; And a hundred fold yield We shall take from the field, When the grain shall be garnered in. 2 With a pray’r in the heart, Doing ever our part In the stony or mellow ground, We will sing as we work, Never falter or shirk, Ever earnest and faithful be found. [Refrain] 3 Some great day we shall know That the Lord will bestow A full share in the reaping sweet; What an anthem of joy Shall our glad lips employ, When we lay the sheaves down at his feet. [Refrain] Languages: English

The Cross Goes on Before

Author: W. H. R. Hymnal: HWP1915 #108 (1915) Tune Title: [With the cross of Christ before to lead] First Line: With the cross of Christ before to lead us Refrain First Line: He leads us ever, then falter Lyrics: 1 With the cross of Christ before to lead us, Going forth at his command, With his royal banner floating o’er us, We will soon possess the land; Tho’ the foe may oft-times press upon us, With the gospel armor shod; We will bravely march to realms of glory In the kingdom of our God. Refrain: He leads us ever, then falter never, Go tell his glory in song and story; We never weary, tho’ days be dreary, The cross of Christ goes on before. 2 We will never fear, nor doubt, nor falter, When upon the battle field, For our Captain leads the way to conquest, All to him at last must yield; We will march forever on and upward, As a solid phalanx move; Till as victors crowned with glory we assemble In the courts above. [Refrain] 3 Let us then prove earnest, loyal soldiers, In his cause the conflict brave, Trusting fully in our great Commander, Who for us his life blood gave; Let us gird our loins today for battle And go forward with the throng, Till in heav’n at last we tell his glory And his praise proclaim in song. [Refrain] Languages: English

Words of Cheer

Author: W. C. Poole Hymnal: HWP1915 #51 (1915) Tune Title: [Words of cheers, words of cheer] First Line: Words of cheers, words of cheer Refrain First Line: Sound them and ring them and send them along Lyrics: 1 Words of cheers, words of cheer, Send them forth today; Cheer the busy toilers On the earthly way; Send them forth with gladness, Send them forth with song, For the heroes battling ‘Gainst the hosts of wrong. Refrain: Sound them and ring them and send them along; Cheer the soul fighting to conquer the wrong; Send them with gladness in word and in song, Send the words of cheer today. 2 Words of cheers, words of cheer, Send them forth with pray’r; They will help a brother Bravely do and dare; And the soul that falters, Strong might be today, If w only cheer him On his lonely way. [Refrain] 3 Words of cheers, words of cheer Jesus gladly gave, Sent them forth to galdden, Comfort, help and save; For he knew their value, Knew how great the need Of the words that cheer men To a nobler deed. [Refrain] Languages: English

Believe That He Loves You

Author: Annie L. Pinfold Hymnal: HWP1915 #29 (1915) Tune Title: [Ye souls, bowed with sorrow] First Line: Ye souls, bowed with sorrow Lyrics: 1 Ye souls, bowed with sorrow, And worn from the strife, Take heart for the morrow, New courage for life; One stands by the wayside To comfort and cheer; There’s never a moment This Friend is not near. Refrain: Believe that he loves you, Oh, doubt not his grace; The sunlight of mercy no cloud can efface; Your wearisome burden He’ll share all the way, A friend ever faithful awaits you today. 2 Press on, though the pathway With dangers may teem; He’s there to uphold you, His promise redeem; No longer in loneliness, Wait for the end; Each step of the journey He proves he’s a Friend. [Refrain] 3 Hope on, though the struggle Is bitter and long, He guides through the mazes Of trouble and wrong; Though often we grieve him And blindly we roam, He’ll bring us in safety At last to his home. [Refrain] Languages: English