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Triumphant Song

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #22 (1919) First Line: Rejoice, give praise, our King is here Refrain First Line: Christ shall reign, from His great white throne on high Lyrics: 1 Rejoice, give praise, our King is here, Go forth with a song; In a hymn of praise His Name revere, All pow’r, all might to Him belong, So welcome the Lord with glad triumphant song. Refrain: Christ shall reign, from His great white throne on high, Homage gain, from land and sea and starry sky, With love divine, with a purpose fine and strong, Till all the world shall ring with glad triumphant song. 2 Exalt His Name, the King divine, The cross where He died, Shall forever be a blessed sing, That death and tears, that sin and wrong Are banished in vict’ry and triumphant song. [Refrain] 3 O Lord divine, O Christ our King, Who rose from the grave; Everlasting life and joy to bring, Where sin and strife and death now throng Send peace, peace eternal and triumphant song. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Rejoice, give praise, our King is here]

A Channel of Blessing

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #23 (1919) First Line: The love of Christ the Saviour Refrain First Line: Lord, make me a channel of blessing Languages: English Tune Title: [The love of Christ the Saviour]

Blessings Bountiful

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #24 (1919) First Line: Day after day a hand divine Refrain First Line: Blessings, blessings, bountiful and free Lyrics: 1 Day after day a hand divine Gives bounty and blessing to all, Oft as the rays of morning shine, New gifts to our portion will fall. Tokens that tell of watchful care, Of true and of tender love, So raise a song of thanksgiving To our Lord above. Refrain: Blessings, blessings, bountiful and free, From God our heavenly Father, Sent to you and to me, Blessings, blessings, tokens of His love, O raise a song of thanksgiving To our Lord above. 2 Day after day our Maker sends The sunshine, the dew and the rain, Ruling with pow’r that never ends, From seedtime to harvest of grain, Ev’rything speaks His wisdom great, And proveth His boundless love, Then raise a song of thanksgiving To our Lord above. [Refrain] 3 Day after day we hear and see New lessons and symbols displayed, Gifts from a Father’s lavish heart, In richest abundance arrayed, Friendship and pleasure, daily toil, Are blessings from Him above, So raise a song of thanksgiving To our Lord above. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Day after day a hand divine]

Till the Fight Is Won

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #25 (1919) First Line: Arise, arise, for men are wanted Refrain First Line: “Here am I,” shall be our answer Lyrics: 1 Arise, arise, for men are wanted, Right must triumph over wrong; Arise, arise and stand undaunted Tho’ the strife be fierce and long. Refrain: “Here am I,” shall be our answer, True and loyal ev’ry one, We will bear the cross of Jesus, Till the glorious fight is won. 2 Behold, behold, His banner waving, When the hosts of sin appear; Go forth, go forth, the conflict braving, Heed the call now ringing clear. [Refrain] 3 To arms, to arms, the battle’s raging, Hasten ere the vict’ry’s won, To arms, to arms, the wrong engaging, Triumph ere the setting sun. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Arise, arise, for men are wanted]

He Took My Place

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #26 (1919) First Line: Sometimes I see thro’ mists of bitter tears Refrain First Line: He took my place, His life He freely gave Languages: English Tune Title: [Sometimes I see thro’ mists of bitter tears]

Hark the Bugle Tones

Author: J. W. L. Hymnal: EH1919 #27 (1919) First Line: Hark the bugle tones resounding Refrain First Line: Stand firm for the right Lyrics: 1 Hark the bugle tones resounding, A summons giving to all; Jesus wants you for the battle, Oh haste to answer His call. Refrain: Stand firm for the right, Ne’er give up the fight, Rally round the standard of your Lord and King. “Forward!” is the call, March on, one and all, Press the fray and gain the day, Then vict’ry sing. 2 Volunteers for Christ are needed, Enroll for service today; Duty bids us join the army Aligned in battle array. [Refrain] 3 Satan and his host may threaten, And some may falter and fall; Yet with Christ our mighty Captain Our cause will surely prevail. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hark the bugle tones resounding]

As the Days Go By

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #28 (1919) First Line: Ev'ry day that dawns on earth below Refrain First Line: His goodness, unceasing, is about us day by day Lyrics: 1 Ev’ry day that dawns on earth below Brings to us a gift of love, Blessings that a Father’s hands bestow, Sent us from His throne above. Refrain: His goodness, unceasing, is about us day by day, His mercy, increasing, is our strength, our hope, our stay, His bounty, unfailing, ev’ry need will soon supply, His care is all-prevailing, as the days go by. 2 Ev’ry morning brings renewed delight, Promise of His Presence near, Guidance till the noonday and the night, If we give Him trust sincere. [Refrain] 3 Let the day begin with earnest prayer, Thank Him for each well-known sign, Praise Him for the tokens ev’rywhere, Telling of His love divine. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Every day that dawns on earth below]

If You Would Wear a Crown

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #29 (1919) First Line: If the way leads down where the shadows lie Refrain First Line: You will find a crown, when you reach the goal Lyrics: 1 If the way leads down where the shadows lie, If the way leads up t’ward the sunlit sky, Ever travel on, be it up or down, At the journey’s end you will find a crown. Refrain: You will find a crown, when you reach the goal, ‘Tis awaiting there ev’ry faithful soul. Fear ye not the shadows deep, Or the mountain pathway steep, If you would wear a crown, If you would wear a crown. 2 If the way should lead o’er the desert sand, If the way should lead by a wave-wash’d strand, In the wilderness or the busy town, At the journey’s end you will find a crown. [Refrain] 3 If the way should lead where the flowers bloom, If the way should lead through the Winter’s gloom, Where the world may smile or the world may frown, At the journey’s end you will find a crown. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [If the way leads down where the shadows lie]

Wonderful News

Author: C. Louise Bell Hymnal: EH1919 #30 (1919) First Line: ‘Tis a message sweet that all the world should hear Refrain First Line: Wonderful news of a Saviour’s love Lyrics: 1 ‘Tis a message sweet that all the world should hear, ‘Tis the news of Christ the King! To the hearts o men, a story ever dear, Hope and gladness it will bring. Refrain: Wonderful news of a Saviour’s love! Wonderful news of a home above! Tell the tidings dear that the world may hear, And all hearts with joy shall sing; Wonderful news for each land and clime! Wonderful news with a pow’r sublime! All should hear, Nears so dear, ‘Tis the news of Christ the King! 2 Send the news of joy till ev’ry land shall know, Of the One who comes to save; Tell it o’er and o’er, in beauty it will grow As it sounds across the wave. [Refrain] 3 Tell the news to hearts that need its blessed cheer, And to those who long for light; For the tidings sweet will gladden all who hear As the shadows take their flight. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: ['Tis a message sweet that all the world should hear]

The Name So Dear

Author: Grant Colfax Tullar Hymnal: EH1919 #31 (1919) First Line: There is a Name so very dear to me Refrain First Line: The sweetest name to me is Jesus’ Name Languages: English Tune Title: [There is a Name so very dear to me]