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From Henceforth No More Twain But One

Author: Elizabeth R. Charles Hymnal: CYBER #16216 Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 First Line: From hence­forth no more twain but one Lyrics: 1 From hence­forth no more twain but one, Yet ev­er one through be­ing twain, As self is ev­er lost and won, Through love’s own cease­less loss and gain— And both their full per­fect­ion reach. Each grow­ing the true self through each. 2 Two in all wor­ship glad and high, All pro­mis­es to praise and pray­er, "Where two are ga­thered, there am I," Gone half the weight from all ye bear, Gained twice the force for all ye do, The sac­red, cease­less Church of two. 3 One in all low­ly min­is­try, One in all priest­ly sac­ri­fice, Through love which makes all ser­vice free, And finds or makes all gifts of price; All love that made life rich be­fore, Through this great cen­tral love grown more. 4 And so to­ge­ther jour­ney­ing on To the Great Brid­al of the Christ, When all the life His love has won To per­fect love is sa­cri­ficed, And the New Song, be­yond the sun, Peals, "Hence­forth no more twain but one." Languages: English Tune Title: ST. PETERSBURG
From Henceforth No More Twain But One
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Dear Christian People All, Rejoice

Author: Martin Luther; Elizabeth R. Charles Hymnal: CYBER #16217 Meter: 8.7.87.8.8.7 First Line: Dear Chris­tian peo­ple, all re­joice Lyrics: 1 Dear Chris­tian peo­ple, all re­joice, Each soul with joy up­spring­ing; Pour forth one song with heart and voice, With love and glad­ness sing­ing. Give thanks to God, our Lord above— Thanks for His mi­ra­cle of love; Dearly He hath re­deemed us! 2 The de­vil’s cap­tive bound I lay, Lay in death’s chains for­lorn; My sins dis­tressed me night and day— The sin with­in me born; I could not do the thing I would, In all my life was no­thing good, Sin had pos­sessed me whol­ly. 3 My good works could no com­fort shed, Worthless must they be rat­ed; My free will to all good was dead, And God’s just judg­ments hat­ed. Me of all hope my sins be­reft: Nothing but death to me was left, And death was hell’s dark por­tal. 4 Then God saw with deep pi­ty moved My grief that knew no mea­sure; Pitying He saw, and free­ly loved— To save me was His plea­sure. The Fa­ther’s heart to me was stirred. He saved me with no so­ve­reign word, His ve­ry best it cost Him. 5 He spoke to His be­lov­èd Son With in­fi­nite com­pas­sion, "Go hence, My heart’s most pre­cious crown, Be to the lost sal­va­tion; Death, his re­lent­less ty­rant, slay, And bear him from his sins away, With Thee to live for ev­er." 6 Willing the Son took that be­hest, Born of a maid­en mo­ther, To His own earth He came a guest, And made Him­self my bro­ther. All se­cret­ly He went His way, Veiled in my mor­tal flesh He lay, And thus the foe He van­quished. 7 He said to me, “Cling close to Me, Thy sor­rows now are end­ing; Freely I gave My­self for thee, Thy life with Mine de­fend­ing; For I am thine, and thou art Mine, And where I am there thou shalt shine, The foe shall ne­ver reach us. 8 “True, He will shed My heart’s life blood, And tor­ture Me to death; All this I suf­fer for thy good, This hold with ear­nest faith. Death di­eth through My life di­vine; I sin­less bear those sins of thine, And so shalt thou be res­cued. 9 “I rise again to Heav’n from hence, High to My Fa­ther soar­ing, Thy Mas­ter there to be, and thence, My Spi­rit on thee pour­ing; In ev­ery grief to com­fort thee, And teach thee more and more of Me, Into all truth still guid­ing. 10 "What I have done and taught on earth, Do thou, and teach, none dread­ing; That so God’s king­dom may go forth, And His high praise be spread­ing; And guard thee from the words of men, Lest the great joy be lost again; Thus my last charge I leave thee." Languages: English Tune Title: NUN FREUT EUCH
Dear Christian People All, Rejoice
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Thou Very Present Aid

Author: Charles Wesley Hymnal: CYBER #16218 Meter: 6.6.8.6 First Line: Thou ve­ry pre­sent aid Lyrics: 1 Thou ve­ry pre­sent aid, In suf­fer­ing and dis­tress, The soul which still on Thee is stayed Is kept in per­fect peace. 2 The soul by faith re­clined On His Re­deem­er’s breast, Midst rag­ing storms ex­ults to find An ev­er­last­ing rest. 3 Sorrow and fear are gone, Whene’er Thy face ap­pears, It stills the sigh­ing or­phan’s moan, And dries the wi­dow’s tears. 4 It hal­lows ev­ery cross, It sweet­ly com­forts me, And makes me now for­get my loss; And lose my­self in Thee. 5 Peace to the trou­bled heart, Health to the sin-sick mind, The wound­ed spi­rit’s balm Thou art, The Heal­er of man­kind. 6 In deep af­flict­ion blest, With Thee I mount above, And sing, tri­um­phant­ly dis­tressed, Thine all-suf­fi­cient love. 7 Jesus, to whom I fly, Doth all my wish­es fill, In vain the crea­ture-streams are dry, I have the Fount­ain still. 8 Stripped of my earth­ly friends, I find them all in One, And peace and joy that ne­ver ends, And Hea­ven, in Christ alone! Languages: English Tune Title: DENNIS
Thou Very Present Aid
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I Cannot Go Alone

Author: Sarah Eliza Smith Stevenson Hymnal: CYBER #16219 First Line: Blessed Savior, while I live Refrain First Line: I can never go alone Lyrics: 1 Blessed Savior, while I live, Help me do Thy holy will; Never let me go astray, Lead me gently day by day. Refrain: I can never go alone, I can never go alone. I need the Savior all the way, I need Him with me every day. No, I can never be alone, I need Him every day. 2 Keep me safely while I roam In the road that leads me home; If the road be rough and steep, Savior, guide my wandering feet. [Refrain] 3 Blessed home I long to see, Jesus hast prepared for me, With the loved ones gone before, Reunited, safe once more. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Blessed Savior, while I live]
I Cannot Go Alone
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There Are A Myriad Means, O Lord

Author: Geoffrey Dearmer Hymnal: CYBER #16220 Meter: 8.6.8.6.8.8 First Line: There are a my­ri­ad means, O Lord Languages: English Tune Title: EMAIN MACHA
There Are A Myriad Means, O Lord
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Over On The Glory Side

Author: W. I. Varner Hymnal: CYBER #16221 First Line: There’s a land of joy, there’s a land of light Refrain First Line: To be up yon­der on the heav’n­ly side Lyrics: 1 There’s a land of joy, there’s a land of light, Over Jor­dan so deep and wide; And my soul takes wing, as I hear them sing, Just ov­er on the glo­ry side. Refrain: To be up yon­der on the heav’n­ly side, To be up yon­der on the glo­ry side, Up there, just over on the heav’n­ly side, With the Sav­ior ev­er­more abide. 2 There’s a land of hope, there’s a land of love, Over Jor­dan, that fear­ful tide; And I list and long for the an­gel song, Just ov­er on the glo­ry side. [Refrain] 3 There’s a land of rest, there’s a land of peace, Where the waters so sil­v’ry glide; And my spi­rit flies to the morn­ing skies Just ov­er on the glo­ry side. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [There’s a land of joy, there’s a land of light]
Over On The Glory Side
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Watch, For The Savior Is Coming

Author: Barney E. Warren Hymnal: CYBER #16222 Meter: 8.6.8.6.6.6.6.6 First Line: Watch, for the Sav­ior is com­ing Refrain First Line: Jesus comes. Lo! He comes Lyrics: 1 Watch, for the Sav­ior is com­ing; Thus He has said be­fore: Soon we shall hear Him, not know­ing, Till He is at the door. Refrain: Jesus comes. Lo! He comes, Oh, the aw­ful mo­ment! Oh, pre­pare, for He comes, Comes in fi­nal judg­ment. 2 Will you be rea­dy and wait­ing For the great trum­pet’s sound? When the lost world be will be shak­ing, Where will you then be found? [Refrain] 3 Coming in pow­er and great glo­ry, Gath’ring us home to dwell! Sinners are ban­ished in mi­se­ry, Down to a woe­ful hell. [Refrain] 4 Down to eter­nal de­struct­ion, Oh, what an aw­ful sight! Sent to your last des­ti­na­tion, Where it’s for­ev­er night. [Refrain] 5 Sinners, ob­ey and take warn­ing, Will you now make the choice? Happy you’ll be in that morn­ing, If you will hear His voice. [Refrain] 6 Up in the por­tals of glo­ry, Gathered around the throne, Singing sal­va­tion’s sweet sto­ry, Safe in our joy­ful home. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: ANKENY
Watch, For The Savior Is Coming
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We Are Working

Author: Lydia Hess Hymnal: CYBER #16223 First Line: We are work­ing for the king­dom Refrain First Line: We are work­ing, ev­er work­ing Lyrics: 1 We are work­ing for the king­dom That shall ne­ver, ne­ver end, As we jour­ney thro’ this world of strife and sin, Pointing lost ones to a Sav­ior, Christ their best and true­st friend, That the crown of life eter­nal they may win. Refrain: We are work­ing, ev­er work­ing, For the king­dom of the Sav­ior we adore; We are work­ing, ev­er work­ing, And we’ll praise His glo­ri­ous name for­ev­er­more! 2 We are work­ing, watch­ing, pray­ing, Whether bright or dark the way, Trusting Him who gave His life our souls to save; And we’ll press with cour­age onward, Serving Him from day to day, Till we reach that bliss­ful home be­yond the grave. [Refrain] 3 All our toils will be for­got­ten When our Sav­ior we shall greet, In that bright, eter­nal ci­ty built above; And with those we’ve helped to res­cue, Endless prais­es we’ll re­peat, Ever shar­ing in the full­ness of His love. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [We are work­ing for the king­dom]
We Are Working
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Do You Long For A Friend?

Author: Ruben Theodore Nygren Hymnal: CYBER #16224 First Line: Do you long for a friend who will love you Refrain First Line: It is Je­sus the Friend of the friend­less Lyrics: 1 Do you long for a friend who will love you And for­ev­er be known as your own? Let me tell you of One who is faith­ful, When you’re wea­ry and sad and alone. Refrain: It is Je­sus the Friend of the friend­less; Oh, let Him come in­to your heart; Let Him in, He will give to you peace and joy, And from you He will ne­ver de­part. 2 Do you long for a friend who can help you When the world seems to leave you alone? When there’s no one who quite un­der­stands you, And the bright hopes of pro­mise have flown? [Refrain] 3 Do you long for a friend who’ll be­friend you When the sha­dows of death lin­ger near? Who will car­ry you safe ov­er Jor­dan, Where there’ll be no more sor­row and fear? [Refrain] 4 Oh, re­ceive Him to­day who so loved you That He died on the cross for your sin; Oh, be­lieve Him, and op­en your heart’s door, Let the Sav­ior who loves you come in! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Do you long for a friend who will love you]
Do You Long For A Friend?
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Coming Home

Author: Katharyn D. Bacon Hymnal: CYBER #16225 First Line: At the bless­ed in­vi­ta­tion Refrain First Line: Coming home to be for­giv­en Lyrics: 1 At the bless­èd in­vi­ta­tion Of the glo­ri­ous Son of God, Souls are break­ing now the bonds that have en­slaved; And from paths of sin and dark­ness That their feet so long have trod, They are com­ing home re­pent­ant to be saved. Refrain: Coming home to be for­giv­en, Taking Je­sus at His word; Coming to be heirs of Hea­ven, Fully trust­ing in their Lord. 2 Freely all their sins con­fess­ing, Casting on Him ev­ery care, Trusting on­ly in His grace to find sweet rest; Just His love and mer­cy plead­ing As they kneel in ear­nest pray­er, They are com­ing home, be­liev­ing to be blest. [Refrain] 3 Waiting not to cleanse their spi­rits, Knowing Christ alone can free, Weary of the sin­ner’s end­less toil and strife; Making now com­plete sur­ren­der, Christ’s for ev­er­more to be, They are com­ing home to find eter­nal life. [Refrain] 4 O the won­der­ful re­joic­ing Round the throne of God on high, When a con­trite soul will cease in sin to roam! And with glad ex­ult­ant an­thems Now they Je­sus glo­ri­fy, Singing, "Praise the Lord, the lost are com­ing home!" [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [At the bless­ed in­vi­ta­tion]
Coming Home

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