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Called from above, I rise

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SSS1885b #d11 (1885)
Called from above, I rise

Cheer boys cheer, our God has found a ransom

Hymnal: SSS1885b #d12 (1885)
Cheer boys cheer, our God has found a ransom

I his soldier sure shall be

Hymnal: SSS1885b #d13 (1885) First Line: Christ now sits on Zion's hill
I his soldier sure shall be

Through the world resounding

Hymnal: SSS1885b #d14 (1885) First Line: Christian, rouse thee, war is raging
Through the world resounding

Come, all who live round here

Hymnal: SSS1885b #d15 (1885)
Come, all who live round here

Marching along, marching along, The Salvation Army

Author: William Pearson Hymnal: SSS1885b #d16 (1885) First Line: Come, join our army, to battle we [we'll] go
Marching along, marching along, The Salvation Army

Come now, gracious Father, come now and reveal

Author: Harrison Hymnal: SSS1885b #d17 (1885)
Come now, gracious Father, come now and reveal

Come there's room, come there's room

Hymnal: SSS1885b #d18 (1885) First Line: Come, poor sinner, come to Jesus, He will all your sins forgive
Come there's room, come there's room

The blood of Jesus cleanses white as snow

Author: James C. Bateman Hymnal: SSS1885b #d19 (1885) First Line: Come shout and sing, make heaven ring
The blood of Jesus cleanses white as snow

Come sinners to Jesus no longer delay

Author: William Jefferson Hymnal: SSS1885b #d20 (1885)
Come sinners to Jesus no longer delay

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