29 items:
 That’s Enough for Me (Henry) (#170) | William J. Henry |
Trust |
When my sky is clear and bright, / When I find it dark as night; … | |
| The City of God (#95) | Horatius Bonar, 1911 |
Zion |
Bathed in unfallen sunlight, / Itself a sunborn gem, … | |
| The City of Light (#110) | A. S. Kieffer |
Anticipation |
There's a city of light 'mid the stars, we are told, / Where they know not a sorrow or care; … | |
| The Cleansing Stream (#22) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Cleansing |
We're living by faith in the Savior alone, / Who suffered on Calv'ry for sin to atone; … | |
| The Cleansing Wave (#167) | Phoebe W. Palmer |
Cleansing |
Oh, now I see the cleansing wave! / The fountain deep and wide; … | |
| The Crimson Cross (#32) | S. G. Odell, 1911 |
Crucifixion |
See the cross, the cross of Jesus, / Crimson with His own life's blood; … | |
| The Crucifixion (#33) | Charles W. Naylor, 1911 |
Crucifixion |
Hushed is the wood-bird's note, silent her song of glee, / Shrouded in gloom the sun, shaking is Calvary; … | |
| The Glorious Invitation (#121) | Barney E. Warren, 1900 |
Invitation |
Heed the glorious invitation, come, / Oh, come, oh, come; … | |
| The Good Shepherd (#122) | O. A. Pratt, 1911 |
Invitation |
Afar on the mountain the Shepherd / Is seeking the lost ones to save; … | |
| The Gospel Bells (#107) | Opal F. Brookover |
Gospel |
The gospel bells ring joyfully / Across the land, across the sea, … | |
| The Gospel Trumpet (#129) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Truth |
Blow the gospel trumpet, brother, over land and sea, / Sound the news to all creation, Christ will set you free; … | |
| The Hand of God on the Wall (#40) | Daniel S. Warner |
Warning |
See the great king of Babel in these latter days of time, / Make a feast that's universal, all the nations drink her wine; … | |
| The Hour of My Departure (#103) | Mrs. E. W. Chapman |
Watchfulness |
The hour of my departure / I may not know, … | |
| The Last Farewell (#97) | Daniel O. Teasley, 1911 |
Anticipation |
Farewell, dear friends, I bid you / A loving, last farewell; … | |
| The Lord’s Day (#81) | Charles W. Naylor, 1911 |
Worship |
O day of all the days the best, / When—laid aside each earthly care— … | |
| The Lost Sheep (#123) | Barney E. Warren |
Missionary |
The ninety-nine are safely lying / In the fold, in the fold; … | |
| The Old-Time Religion (#6) | Margaret J. Harris |
Experience |
I believe in the old-time religion, / For it saves from all sin here below, … | |
| The Precious Sunlight (#104) | Barney E. Warren |
Light |
Praise the Lord, there's sunlight in my happy soul today, / Brighter than the glorious noon; … | |
| The Resurrection (#70) | Clara M. Brooks, 1911 |
Resurrection |
Now the shadows of the evening / Gently steal across the sky; … | |
| The Resurrection Morn (#143) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Resurrection |
In the resurrection morning, / When the Savior comes, 'tis said, … | |
| The Shadow of His Wings (#138) | Barney E. Warren |
Refuge |
In the shadow of His wings / Doth my heart rejoice, … | |
| The Slighted Stranger (#80) | Jennie Mast, 1911 |
Invitation |
Without, awaiting at the threshold, / Is a stranger pleading in an undertone, … | |
| The Tested Rock (#94) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Refuge |
Rock of ages, hide my soul, / Keep me while the billows roll; … | |
| The World in Awful Sleep (#77) | Daniel S. Warner |
Warning |
What awful darkness shrouds all the earth! / Hearts sealed in hardness, grope on in death. … | |
| Time Enough (#69) | Daniel S. Warner |
Warning |
Time enough, the sluggard cries, / He thinks the season's slow; … | |
| ’Tis Better Felt than Told (#57) | H. R. Jeffrey, 1911 |
Experience |
Blest was the hour that heav'nly fire / Lit up my darkened soul; … | |
| Trust, Brother, Trust (#41) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Trust |
Take the cross and follow Jesus, / Trust, brother, trust; … | |
| ’Twas Love That Found Out Me (#83) | H. R. Jeffrey, 1886 |
Love |
I know that my Redeemer lives, / Oh, how He loves! … | |
| Two Little Hands Are Sweetly Folded (#73) | Daniel S. Warner |
Death |
Two little hands are sweetly folded / Upon a silent breast: … | |