Pure Diamonds

Editor: J. R. Murray
Publisher: S. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, Oh., 1872
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d101They are waiting, waiting
d102Those who, trusting in the lord, In his vieyard toil below
d103Through pathways of danger
d104Through the day thy love has [hath] spared us
d105'Tis the merry Christmas
d106Today let your light shine
d107Trust in a loving Father's
d108Two sisters sad, a message
d109Up to the beautiful mansions
d110Upward and onward into the light
d111We all might [may] do good, where [when] we often do ill
d112We are marching homeward with the blest
d113We are sowing, daily sowing
d114We have come together
d115We lift our souls to Thee
d116We sing the year's long [glad] story of Sabbath service
d117We're toiling up the rugged
d118We've gathered here to sing
d119What if a little ray of light
d120What though the clouds gather
d121What though the night be
d122What vessel are you sailing in
d123When friends, to whom we cling
d124When he was with us, our Savior said
d125When the heart is pressed
d126Where it never more shall weary
d127Where shall we end our sorrow
d128Where the faded flower shall freshen
d129Whiter than snow, beautiful
d130Who left the realms of heavenly
d131Who loves the little children
d132Who will greet me first in heaven
d133With his dear and loving care Will the Savior lead us on
d134With staff in hand we tread
d135Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d136Yes, a little child shall
d137Yes, we all have a work

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