Seventeen

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^1 Onward, Christian Soldiers.

Sabine Baring-Gould.

Unison. Con passione.Tempo di marcia.

W.ttjude.

1. On-ward,Chri8-tian sol - diersi Marching as'to

^war,

2. On-ward,then, ye peo - plel Join our hap-py throng,

With the Word of Je - bus Go"- ing on be - fore.Blend with ours your voi - ces In the tri-umph - song;

Christ, the roy - al Mas - ter, Leads a-gainst the foe;Glo - ry, laud, and hon - or Un - to Christ the King,

For- ward in - to bat - tie, See, His ban-ners go!This thru count -less a - ges Men and an - gels sing.

Onward, Christian Soldiers.—Ck)ntinued.

^ Chorus. All Paets.

(k-ward, Chris-tiau sol - diersi March-ing as to war,

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Final ending only.

Onward, Christian Soldiers.—Concluded.

Male Voices. Unison.

At the sign of tri - umph Sa - tan's host doth flee;Crowns and thrones may per - ish, King-doms rise and wane,

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On, then, Chris-tian sol - diers, On to vie - to - rylBut the cross of Je - sus Con-stantwill re -main;

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Hell's foun-da-tions quiv - er At the shout, at the shout of praise;Grates of heU can nev - er 'Gainst the cross,'gain8t the cross pre -vail;

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foi - ces, Loud jour an-thems raise,

irom - ise. And that can - not fail

Ivory Palaces.Snggested by a sermon of Dr. J. Wilbur Cbapman's on Pealm 45 : 8, in which Christ is nictured «5f>m-tng cut of the ivory palaces of heaven to redeem mankind, clothed in garments which are nerfumed with

ms nT^Tr princ^°''^""^ ^^'^ heaUngf^ho fragranrofXh rTmai?ta

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1. My Lord has garments 80 wondrous fine, And myrrh their tex- ture fills;

2. His life had al - so its sor-rows sore, For al - oes had a part;3. His garments too were in cas - sia dipped,With heal-ing m a touch;4. In garments glo - ri-ous He will come, To o - pen wide [the door;

Its fragrance reached to this heart of mme. With joy my be - ing thrills.

And when I think of the cross He bore, My eyes with tear-drops start.

Each time my feet in some sin have sIipped,He took me from its clutch.

And I shall en- ter my heav'n-ly home, To dwell for er - er - more.

Chorus.Slowly, softly, and witTumucJi expression.

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Out of the iv- o-ry pal - a - ces In - to a world of woe,

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^—iTDuet.— Fery softly.

i mOn - ly His great e - ter - nal love... Made my Sav-iour go.

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1. The spa-cious fir-ma-ment on2 CI ith all the blue, e-o a^^« „V Yu"" "igu, TTiuuau tue blue, e-

wh eve -mng shades pre - vail, The moon takes up theWhattho' in sol-emn si - lence all Move round the dark ter-

the - real sky, And spangled heav'ns, a - .^gwon - drous tale; And night -ly, to the lis - t'niires - trial ball,~Whattho'no re - al voice nor sound A - mid theiic

r^-i - nal pro - claim: Th'un-wear-ied sun, from day to dav

;!If 5'' ^" stars that rouid her bum,diant orbs be found,-In rea- son's ear thev all re-ini^A

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?nf ?r ' \ " ^ P*''^dis-play; And pub - lish - esAnd all the plan - ets m their turn. Con-firm the tiAnd ut - ter forth a glo - rious voice, For- ev

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ev - 'ry land The work ofas they roll. And spread theas they shine,—"The hand that

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Halleliqah Chorus.

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Eal-Ie-lu-jah! Hal-Ie-lu-jahl Hal-Ie-I i-jah! Hal-Ie - lu - jahl Hal - le - lu - jah I

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Hal-le-lu-jah! Eal-Ie-lu-jah! Hal-le-Iu-jah! Hal-Ie-Iu-jah! Hal -le^Iu^ah!

For the Lord God om-nip - o - tent reign-ethl Eal-le - lu - jah I Hal-Ie -lu-jah! Hal -le -

lu - )ah t Eal-Ie-Iu-jah \ For the LordGod om-nlp-o-tent reign-eth! Bal-Ie-lu-iah! Bal - le -

lu-jahl Bal-Ie -lu-jahl Hal-Ie -lu- jahl The king-dom of this world

Hallelujah Chorus.—^Concludedand Lord of lords,.

- for-ev-er and ev-er,ev-er andev • - er, K^g of kings, and Lord of

reign for • ev-er and ev-er. King of kings/ for- ev-er and ev-er.

j^^-^^-Iu-jahIHaI-Ie-Iu-jah!Andheshallreig^ " King of

kings,andLord of lords! King of kings, and Lord of lords!And he shall reignfor-ev-er and

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lords!

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lu-jahl Hal-le - lu-jah! Hal-le- lu- jah! Hal-Io - lu - jalil HaMe - !u. fah!

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Charlotte Q. Homer.Cry Aloud.

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1, Cry a - loud in joy - ful ad - o - ra - tion, Men on earth in high or

2. Cry a - loud His maj - es - ty and glo - ry; Tell a - gain the ev - er

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low - ly sta-tionl Low bow-ing be-fore Him, Praise, laud and a - dore Him,bleas-ed sto - ryl Go in - to the high-ways, Go in - to the by-ways.

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Great Au-thor of life and of sal - ?a - tion. He came our bur - den of

Go, know-iug that He go-eth be - fore you I To ev- 'ry crea-ture His

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sin to share, A crown of thorns on the cross to wear. Let ev - 'ry crea-ture

name make known Whose saving grace can for sin a - tone; Re-deem-er, Sav-ior,

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sing In hon - or of the King, And to the world His name de - clare.

King, Let all the peo • pie sing. For He is God, and He a - lone.

Copyriglit, 1925, by Hornet A. Rodsbeaver. International Copyright secured.

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Cry Aloud.—Concluded.

s(- i=i=sThough. . re-ject-ed and de - nied, Per - - se-cut-ed, cru - ci - fied,

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He from out the grave a-rose In tri-umph o'er His foesl

vie-tor He from out the grave a-rose In tri-umph o'er His foesl Who then shall

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Who shall then de - ny His name, or whodare His name de-n^, Who His name deny, Who His pow'r de-

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, . His pow'r de • fy? , Be-fore Him wefy, Who His pow'r de-fy?

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a - dor - ing fall, And

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crown Him Lord of all. Be-hold Him! dor-ing fall, And crown Him Lord of all.

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Hss LoveHAldob Lillekas.

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His Love. Concluded.

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love, won- der - ful love

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ChOEUS. Full Harmony.

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fresh as the clear flow-ing fount - am, As broad as thetfresli as the clear flow-ing fount -ain,

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ter - ni - ty. His sea is His love

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7 Unfold, Ye Portals.

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From Gounod's Redemption.Arr. by Paul Beckwith.

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Un - fold, un - fold, un-

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fold, Ye portals ev - er-last - ing, Un - told,

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fold, Ye portals ever - last - ing, With wel - come to re - ceive

Him as-cend-ing on high;

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Be - hold the King of glo - ry! He6"

mounts up thro' the sky,p

Back to the heav'nly mansions hast-ing, Un

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An. Copyriebt, 1937. by Homtr A. Bodaheaver.

Unfold, Ye Portals.—Concluded.

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But who is He, the King of glo - ry?

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He who death overcame, the Lord in battle might-y. X

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Of hosts He is the Lord; of an-gels and of pow'rs. The King of

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Un-glo • ry is the King of the saints.

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All Hail, Immanuel/COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY E. O. EXCELL.

WO(K}S AND MUSIC. Chas. a GabrleL

1. AU hail to Thee, Im-man - u - el, We2. All hail to Thee, Im-man - u - el. The3. All hail to Thee, Im-man - u - el. Our

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fore Thee; Let ev-'ry heart o - bey Thy will, And e?round Thee; And earthly monarchs clam-or forth Their SovSav - iorl Thy foes are vanquished, and Thou art Om - nip

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dore Thee. In praise to Thee, our Sav - ior Eng, The vi-brant chords ofcrown Thee.WhUe those redeemed in a - ges gone. As-sem-bled round theev ^ er. Death, sin and heU no Ion - ger reign. And Satan's pow'r is

Heav - en ring. And ech

great white throne. Break forth

burst in twam; E - ter

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0 back the might -y strain: All

in - to im - mor - tal song: AUnal glo - ry to Thy Name: All—,—

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haU! all hail! AllAll hail! aU hail!

all hail, Im-man- a - ell

Ghobus.

Hail

All Hail, Immanuel!,.^Im-man-u - el! Im-man-n-el! Hail,

Hail to the King we love so well,, Hail, Im • man-u-ell Hail to the Ei

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Kingwe love so well*

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Glo • ry and maj-es-ty, Wis • dom beEaiil

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nn - to Thee, Now and ev - er - more I Hail to the King we love so well.

man-n- el, Im-man-n-ell Hail, .Im-man-u-el,Im-man-a-eII

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King o! kings and Lord of lords, All hail, Im-man - a - el!

Andreas Hofer.

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The Heavens ResoundArranged from Beethoven.

f1. The heav'ns resound with His praises e - ter-nal, In might and2. The Lord is God! He is King of ere - a-tion; In His right

glo - ry they com - bine To tdl iSname thro' earth and the oceans That man mayhand He holds them all; His children, we, in love and de - vo-tion, Be-fore His

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hear the word di-vine.

might and gow-er fall.

He holds the suns in the blue vaulted0 Fa - ther, hear ! we Thy sons bring our

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zt^^ --^ =tFrom Gray Book of Favorite Songs. Used by permission of Hall & McCreary Co.

The Heavens Resound.—Concluded.

bless -ings,He plants His foot up - on the world;Our prayer - ful thanks to Thee we raise;

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The myr-iad stars bow in will-ing sub-jec-tion; The u - ni- verse Hisiheheavns resound; break, 0 earth, into glo-ry, Toservel a-dore! and^ ^ ^ /5> /?N

hand un-furled, The u - ni - verse His hand un - furled,smg His praise! To serve I a-dore! and sing His praise!

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The Great Coronation Day.Haldor Lillenas.

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2. Who else is \?

3. The mul-ti-ti

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oming, In yonder fair and fadeless land,

lomage, Who else could die to save the lost,

la- tion; From ev'ry tribe and ev-*ry tongue,

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When all the ransomed and the blood-washed, Around the great while throne shall stand;

Who else would sac-ri- fice His glo - ry , And pay the price redemption cost?

The ma- ny million martyred he- roes, Whose praises we have of - ten Bang,

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The golden crowns np-on their fo^^heads, They down be- fore the King shall lay,

Who else should claim our ad - o - ra-tion,Who else our heav-y debt could pay?Tmil n^nll 4-Vm n«>'4-ViAn^i<i r\f 4-ViA A _ /vaa Tn tm>oica TTim litroa 'f/-kr axra _

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mmAnd crown Him King of kings to reign for ev-er,On that great cor-o-na-tion day.

We'll crown Him King of kings to reign for ev-er,On that great cor-o-na-tion day.

Then we shall crown Him King to reign for ev- er,On that great cor-o-na-tion day.

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"Crown Him King!" The ransomed hosts will sing,.......

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Crowm Him, crownHim King of kings, will sing,

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Copyright, 1917, by Charles M. Alexander. Taternacle Publishing Co., owner.

The Great Coronation Day--Concluded.

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Wlule the vast,uiiniiinbered throng of angels swell the mighty song.

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Crown Him Engl Horn - age bringl He who died but lives,King ofkmgs I Homage glad-ly, glad-ly bring I

And sal- va-tion gives, Is wor-thy all our ad-o - ra - tion

onr ad-o - ra- tion.

•*Crown Him Kmgl Hom - age bring!" At HisCrown Him, crown Him Zing of kings I Horn- age glad- ly, glad- ly bring!

pierc- ed feet we our crowns shall lay On that great cor-o-na- tion day.

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11 The Conquering Host of God.Julia H. Johnson.u Unison. March tempo.

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1. March on, 0 con-qu'ring host of iioc

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2. What tho* the hosts of sin are strong,.. All - con-qu'ring is our

3. There comes a day, one gold - en day, .... When sm and strife shall

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His faith -ful word of truth re - peat;... In His

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The Conquering Host of God —Concluded.

Chorus. Parts.

wrong de • - fv.

ry UQ - - priced."last - ing peace.

All hail! tri-um-phant host, Your

might- y Lead-er goes be - fore; His the king-dom is, pow'r andHe goes be -fore;

might are His, Crown Him the King for-ev-er - more; All glo - ry

^^^^^^ Slower.mto His name, for He is ev - er-more the same;

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12 The Peace of God.C. CoUer.

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1. E - ven as a riv - er flow - ing On-ward to its na - tive sea,

2. To the heart where strife was Keign-ing—Je - sus spake,— dis-sen-sion ceased:

3. Changeless in a world of chan-ces. Peace is mine thru good or ill;

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Bless-ings from the Lord be -stow -ing, Com-eth heav-en's peace to me.From the bonds so long en -chain -ing, He hath won-drous - ly re -leased.

Peace which ev-'ry joy en-hanc-es. Gives to grief a^ ho - ly thrill.

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Sav - iour, source of peace un - fail - ing. Thou who my peace hath willed,

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^^^^^^^^Yet for all the race ex-pand-ing, God's gift un - to His own.With such treas-ure in pos-ses - sion; Hap - py am I in - deed.

Dwell in me, o'er all pre - vail - ing, Till earth - ly storms are stilled.

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Chorus. Con grazia. cres.

i MlPeace of God, (on me de-scend- ing,) Peace of God, (my life be-friend-ing,)

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Words by permission of the Salvation Army.

The Peace of Ood.—Concluded.

Peace of God, (to

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un - end - ing,)Bear, oh, bear me

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on, oh, bear me on, oh, bear me on, oh, bear me on

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from the Lord be-stow - ing. Full, a-bun-dant, rich and free. Rich and

free, (so rich and free,) Peace of God, (so rich, so free.)

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Wake the Song.E. O. Excell.

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Wake the song, wake the song.

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Wake the song, wake the song, .... wake the song, the song of ju - bi - lee;

Wake the song, wake the song.

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Let it ech-o o'erthesea. Let it ech-o o'er the sea.

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Wake the song, wake the song, wake the song, wake the song of

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of ju - bi-lee, Loud as might-y Ihun-ders roar,

ju - bi - lee; Loud as might - y thun-ders roar, when it

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Wake the Song.—Concluded.

Wake the song— of ju - bi - lee.

breaks, when it breaks up - on the shore; Wake the song, Wake the

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kingdoms of the Son; Hal-le-lu-jah, hal-Ie-lu-jah, hal-le-lu-jah, A - men;

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Hal-le-lu-iah, hal-le-lu-jah, hal-le-lu-jah, hal-le-lu-jah, hal-le-lu - jah, hal-le - lu - jah.

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14 When Jesus Whispers, "Peace.'H. L.

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i i i i MHaldor LUlenas.

T1. Out on life's storm -y o - cean Wild - ly the waves may roll;

2. Far from the peace -ful har - bor, Doomed by the waves to die^

Loud is their fierce com-mo - tion, But One can the pow'rscon-trol.Corn-age I be - hold thy Sav - iour To res-cue—now draw- eth nigh.

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Je - sus

Peace be still,

whis - pers,

peace be still,

bePeace be still,

still!"....

peace be still!

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Je - sus, the won-der - ful King of the sea, Can calm its roll - ing waves.

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Loud the an - gry bil - lows beat a - bout my soul,

Rag- ing waves 0 - bey Him, Tem-pest gales have gone.

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Copyrisbt, 1922, by Tabernacle Publishing Ca

When Jesus Whispers, "Peace."—Concluded.

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What tho' the night be fall - ing 0 - ver the rest - less sea,

Safe from the storms of sor - row, En-teredthe ha - ven, blest;...

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One nev - er will for - sake me,Peace for the troub-led spir - it,

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Tem-pest and storm must cease, When Je - sus whis-pers, "Peace;"

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Tem-pest and storm must cease,. . When Je - sus whis - pers, "Peace.

15 The Love of God.H.L.

Moderato.Haldor Lillenas.

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1. Far be-yond all hu- man com -pre - hen2. Great e- nough to sac - ri - fice with pleas3. Great- er than my sin and con-dem - na4. Deep e- nough for those in deg - ra - da

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ure,

tion,

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yond all hu- man com-pre-hen-sion,

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ure,

tion,

tion,

Mea3 ured by an m - fi-nite di- men-sion.

Won-der-ful - ly broad in its in - tenAnd to drink of pain in brim-ming measAnd to fill my soul with ju - bi - laBroad e- nough to take_in ev - 'ry na

tion,

sure,

tion,

tion,

der ful - ly broad in its in- ten - tion,

Is the bound-less love ofIs the won-drous love ofIs the match -less love ofIs the bound-less love of

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God. the love of God.

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Love di-vine sur-pass-es all that hu - man tongue can tell, is bound- less

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High- er than theWhile on earth or in e-ter-ni - ty;

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1mountains where the soar- mg ea-gles dwell, Deep-er than the

high - cBt mountain,

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might-y roll-ing sea,sea, the surg-ing sea.

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set acap-tive free,As shoreless and as endless as e-ter-ni - ty.

deem,Altos must be made very prominwt. If necessary, have a number ofthe Sopranos sing the

IBajm part with the Altos,*

Exalt His Name.J. p. Scholfield.'

1. The name of the Lord shall be ex - alt - ed, His grace and truth He2. The strength of our God shall be ex - alt - ed, His might and ma - les-3. The king-dom of^ God shall be ex - alt - ed, His lov - ing kindness^^^

3̂^hathmadeknown;The name of the Lord shall be ex -alt-ed, For mer -cyty pro-claim; The strength of our God shall be ex - alt-ed I Let na - tions

not fail; The king-dom of^ God shall be ex -alt-ed, His pur -pose

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He hath shown. With gladness and joy our hearts proclaim All glo - ry to Hisbear His name. Ac-cept Him as Sav-ior, Lord, and King, Re-joice, be glad, andshall pre - vail. Make straight, thsn. His righteous path to-day , And en - ter while you

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17 In Heavenly Love Abiding.

Anna L. Waring. Felix Mendelssohn.

1. In heav'n-ly love a - bid -ing,No change my heart shall fear; And safe in such con-2. Wher-ev-erHe may guide me, No want shall turn me back; My Shepherd is be-

3 . Green pastures are be-foreme , Which yet I have not seen;Bright skies willsoonbe

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The storm may roar with-out me,

fid - ing, For nothmg chang-es here. The storm may roar with-out me,side me. And nothing can I lack. His wis-dom ev - er wak - eth,

o'er me,Where darkest cloads have been.My hope I can • notmeas-ure,

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The storm may roar without me,

Mj heart may low be laid, But God is round a-bout me, Andean I be dis-

His sight is nev - er dim; He knows the way He tak - eth. And I will walk withMy path to life is free; My Sav-iour has my treas-ure,AndHe willwalk with

mBut God is round a-bout me, And

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me; My Sav-iour has my treas - ure, And He.

. I be dis-mayed?

.will walk with Him.willwalk withme.

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can I be dis - mayed?. And can I be dis-mayed?

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INDEXAll Hail, Immanuel ! . , . 8

Conquering Host of God, The ....... 1

1

Creation 3

Cry Aloud 5

Exalt His Name 1

6

Great Coronation Day, The 10

Hallelujah Chorus ........... 4

Heavens Resound, The 9

His Love 6

In Heavenly Love Abiding ,17Ivory Palaces 2

Love of God, The . . 15

Onward, Christian Soldiers . 1

Peace of God, The ,12Unfold, Ye Portals 7

Wake the Song, 13

When Jesus Whispers Peace ....... 14