26 items:
 Gone to Bloom Above (#190) | Daniel S. Warner, 1893 |
Death |
A gentle hand unseen by us / Has plucked our tender bud; … | |
| Nearer, My God, to Thee (#327) | Sarah F. Adams, 1841 |
Loyalty |
Nearer, my God, to Thee, nearer to Thee! / E'en though it be a cross that raiseth me, … | |
| The Resurrection Morn (#29) | Barney E. Warren, 1900 |
Resurrection |
In the resurrection morning, / When the Savior comes, 'tis said, … | |
| Jesus Will Save (#77) | Charles W. Naylor, 1900 |
Invitation |
Jesus will save, for your soul He hath given / His precious life as a ransom from sin, … | |
| We Shall Never Say Goodbye (#90) | Daniel O. Teasley, 1900 |
Anticipation |
Farewell, brother, we shall never, / In our home beyond the sky, … | |
| Sowing the Seed (#65) | Daniel S. Warner, 1887 |
Sowing/Reaping |
Unheeding winter's cruel blast, / We venture heaven's seed to cast, … | |
| Holy Fellowship (#66) | Daniel S. Warner, 1888 |
Fellowship |
Sweet fellowship, thy crystal tide, / Flows joyful in our souls; … | |
| The Gospel Trumpet (#26) | Barney E. Warren, 1900 |
Truth |
Blow the gospel trumpet, brother, over land and sea, / Sound the news to all creation, Christ will set you free; … | |
| Oh, Let Us Sound the Praise (#17) | Isabel C. Byrum, 1907 |
Praise |
Oh, let us sound the praise / Which unto God belongs; … | |
| O Love Divine (#161) | Clara M. Brooks, 1907 |
Love |
O love divine! no soul has e'er / Thy wondrous depths explored; … | |
| We Know Our Home Above (#152) | Daniel S. Warner, 1888 |
Assurance |
Life is not a mystic dream, / Bounded by a sullen stream, … | |
| Let the Little One Sleep (#261) | Barney E. Warren, 1907 |
Death |
That little form before us / In death's embrace, … | |
| Silently (#260) | Barney E. Warren, 1911 |
Death |
Silently, silently / Sleep the peaceful dead; … | |
| Balm in Gilead (#485) | Clara M. Brooks, 1911 |
Healing |
Is there no balm in Gilead, and no physician there, / That people still should languish in sickness and despair? … | |
| Rescued (#86) | Uriah E. Hallman, 1907 |
Salvation |
Out from the snare of the fowler, / Out from the trappings of sin, … | |
| Along the Silent Path (#153) | Mary B. Slade, 1867 |
Death |
Along the silent path / By viewless spirits trod, … | |
| The Lost Sheep (#44) | Barney E. Warren, 1903 |
Missionary |
The ninety-nine are safely lying / In the fold, in the fold; … | |
| Morning Worship (Warren) (#318) | Barney E. Warren, 1907 |
Worship |
In the dawning of the morning, / How our hearts with praises swell, … | |
| Savior, I’m Coming (#199) | Barney E. Warren, 1907 |
Decision |
Savior, coming to Thee, / I would be Thine own; … | |
| Oh, Watch and Wait (#516) | Barney E. Warren, 1893 |
Watchfulness |
Watch for the Master's coming, / Oh, watch and wait; … | |
| Weeping Jesus (#31) | Barney E. Warren, 1900 |
Suffering |
Weeping Jesus, suff'ring One, / Whose tears and sorrows we may trace; … | |
| The Crucifixion (#72) | Charles W. Naylor, 1907 |
Crucifixion |
Hushed is the wood-bird's note, silent her song of glee, / Shrouded in gloom the sun, shaking is Calvary; … | |
| Knock and It Shall Be Opened (#201) | Daniel S. Warner, 1888 |
Invitation |
O'er the door of heaven's kingdom / Are the words forever true, … | |
| Down in the Garden (#384) | W. H. L., 1885 |
Suffering |
Hushed by the shadows dark and drear, / The feathered songsters rest; … | |
| The Cleansing Wave (#625) | Phoebe W. Palmer |
Cleansing |
Oh, now I see the *crimson wave! [*cleansing] / The fountain deep and wide; … | |
| Coming Home (#64) | Daniel O. Teasley, 1900 |
Repentance |
Coming home all weary, broken-hearted, / I have gladly left the path of wrong; … | |