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Calvary Songs

Editor: C. S. Robinson, T. E. Perkins
Publisher: American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, 1875
Language: English
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148Just across the river[Just across the river]TextPage ScanAudio
149Life has many a pleasant hour[Life has many a pleasant hour]TextPage ScanAudio
150Nearer the cross, my heart can say[Nearer the cross, my heart can say]TextPage Scan
151Oh, to be over yonder[Oh, to be over yonder]TextPage ScanAudio
152Over the river, I'm going[Over the river, I'm going]TextPage ScanAudio
153aAsleep in Jesus! blessed sleepTextPage Scan
153bI would not live alway; I ask not to stayTextPage Scan
153cCome ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishTextPage Scan
153dWho are these in bright arrayTextPage Scan
154There's a home of joy unfading[There's a home of joy unfading]TextPage ScanAudio
155How bright that blessed hope[How bright that blessed hope]TextPage ScanAudio
156aAround the throne of God in heavenTextPage Scan
156bCome, let us sing of JesusTextPage Scan
156cForever with the LordTextPage Scan
156dA charge to keep I haveTextPage Scan
156eI think, when I read that sweet story of oldTextPage Scan
157aWhatever be our earthly lot[Whatever be our earthly lot]TextPage ScanAudio
157bCome unto me, earth's weary onesTextPage Scan
158Growing together, wheat and tares[Growing together, wheat and tares]TextPage ScanAudio
159I need thee, O my God[I need thee, O my God]TextPage ScanAudio
160There are mansions in the skies[There are mansions in the skies]TextPage ScanAudio
161I am kneeling at the threshold[I am kneeling at the threshold]TextPage ScanAudio
162aWe are out on the ocean sailingTextPage Scan
162bBlest be the tie that bindsTextPage Scan
162cRing the bells of heaven! there is joy to-dayTextPage Scan
162dMy country! 'tis of theeTextPage Scan
163aCome, children, and join in our festival songTextPage Scan
163bWhile with ceaseless course the sunTextPage Scan
163cMy days are gliding swiftly byTextPage Scan
163dFrom all that dwell below the skiesTextPage Scan
163ePraise God, from whom all blessings flowTextPage Scan
164All glory, praise, and honor[All glory, praise, and honor]TextPage Scan
165Praise ye Jehovah, praise the Lord most holy[Praise ye Jehovah, praise the Lord most holy]TextPage Scan

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