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Like Ships in the Night
Author: G. B. Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #46 (1933) Topics: Choir and Choruses First Line: We have launched for a voyage on the ocean of life Refrain First Line: Like ships in the night, like ships in the night Languages: English Tune Title: [We have launched for a voyage on the ocean of life]
Like Ships in the Night
Sowing the Seed
Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: Worship and Service #62 (1916) Topics: Choir and Chorus Selections First Line: Sowing the seed of the Kingdom, sowing the seed by the way Refrain First Line: Wonderful seed Lyrics: 1 Sowing the seed of the Kingdom, sowing the seed by the way,
Working for Jesus, our Saviour, day by day;
Lavishly casting it broadcast over the hill and the plain;
Lo! in the rain and the sunshine, springs the grain!
Refrain:
Wonderful seed, heavenly seed,
Bearing abundant blessing divine,
Bearing abundant blessing divine, abundance blessing divine;
Beautiful sheaves, glorious sheaves,
Shall at the time of their reaping be thine.
2 Sowing the seed of the Kingdom, mercy and kindness and love,
Blessing the eye of the Master throned above;
Out in the field in the morning, toiling with courage and cheer,
Work till the stars of the ev’ning shall appear. [Refrain]
3 Sowing the seed of the Kingdom, sowing with patience and care;
Pray’rfully taking the message ev’rywhere;
Going on errands of mercy, strengthen’d with pow’r from on high,
Trustfully wait for the harvest by and by. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Sowing the seed of the kingdom]
Sowing the Seed
Morn Eternal Breaks
Author: Gladys Clark Hymnal: Worship and Service #109 (1916) Topics: Choir and Chorus Selections First Line: Lo! the morn eternal breaks Refrain First Line: Cease your mourning, languid ones Lyrics: 1 Lo! the morn eternal breaks,
Come and see the empty tomb;
From the dead the Saviour wakes,
And He scatters all death’s gloom.
Refrain:
Cease your mourning, languid ones,
Come and dry your tearful eyes,
From the grave see Jesus comes,
Death has lost its precious prize.
2 Lo! the morn eternal breaks,
Come and see the empty tomb;
From the dead the Saviour wakes,
And He scatters all death’s gloom. [Refrain]
3 See the seal is broken now,
Human pow’r could not Him stay;
Lo! the angels to Him bow,
And He scatters all death’s gloom. [Refrain]
4 Ye who fear the foeman, Death,
Think upon your blessed Lord;
Think of what He did bequeath,
And He scatters all death’s gloom. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Lo! the morn eternal breaks]
Morn Eternal Breaks
Praise Ye the Lord
Author: Jennie Ree Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #120 (1933) Topics: Choir and Choruses First Line: Praise ye the Lord! Timbrel and harp employ Refrain First Line: Great and glorious Lyrics: 1 Praise ye the Lord! Timbrel and harp employ;
Lift the voice, sing, rejoice,
Publish His greatness and glory;
His service shall be fraught with an endless joy;
Day and night be thy delight,
Telling the wonderful story.
Refrain:
Great and glorious!
He is King forevermore!
Over all He is victorious,
We His holy name adore!
Reign, reign over us,
Keep us ever, leave us never,
Till “Thine be the glory”
Shall be the glad story
From shore to shore!
2 Praise ye the Lord! Worthy of praise is He;
Sun and rain, joy and pain,
Unto the earth He is sending;
He holdeth the stars, governs the angry sea;
Mountain peak and desert bleak
Tell of His glory unending. [Refrain]
3 Praise ye the Lord! Herald His name abroad!
Vale and hill, rock and rill,
Join in the song with creation;
Jehovah is He—there is no other God!
Worlds unknown are His alone;
Give Him your heart’s adoration. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Praise ye the Lord! Timbrel and harp employ]
Praise Ye the Lord
Saved By His Wonderful Grace
Author: Mrs. C. H. M. Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #122 (1933) Topics: Choir and Choruses First Line: God’s wonderful grace is the theme of my song Refrain First Line: Saved! saved! saved Lyrics: 1 God’s wonderful grace is the theme of my song,
His praises forever I’ll sing;
With fullest allegiance to Him I belong,
My blessed Redeemer and King.
Refrain:
Saved! saved! saved!
My sins are all under the blood;
Saved! saved! saved!
I’m shouting all glory to God
Saved! saved! saved!
And some day I’ll look on His face;
Saved! saved! saved!
I’m saved by His wonderful grace.
2 As far as the East is removed from the West
My sins He has taken away;
With perfect salvation my soul He has blest,
And turned all my darkness to day. [Refrain]
3 ‘Twas down at the cross where salvation I found,
And down at the cross will I stay;
Where pardon and cleansing for sinners abound,
And where I’m kept saved ev’ry day. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [God’s wonderful grace is the theme of my song]
Saved By His Wonderful Grace
Sing a Song of Triumph
Author: Mrs. C. H. M. Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #125 (1933) Topics: Choir and Choruses Refrain First Line: Our God is marching on to certain victory Lyrics: 1 Sing a song of triumph,
As we onward go;
Jesus shall be victor
Over ev’ry foe.
Satan shall be vanquished,
And from shore to shore
Jesus Christ shall reign as
King and Conqueror.
Refrain:
Our God is marching on to certain victory,
Let all the world His name adore;
An everlasting kingdom His shall surely be,
His reign from sea to sea, and shore to shore.
Our God is Marching on to certain victory,
The triumph son exultant sing;
His glorious name in ev’ry land shall honored be,
And all the world shall crown Him King.
2 Sing a song of triumph,
Crowning day is near;
In the clouds of glory
Christ shall soon appear,
Coming in like manner
As He went away,
And with joyful hearts we
Antedate the day. [Refrain]
3 Sing a song of triumph,
Swell it loud and long;
Right shall be victorious
Over ev’ry wrong.
Join the conqu’ring army,
Jesus leads the way;
Swiftly we are hast’ning
Tow’rd the crowning day. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Sing a song of triumph]
Sing a Song of Triumph
My Sheep Know My Voice
Author: H. Buffum Hymnal: Full Redemption Songs #138 (1933) Topics: Choir and Choruses First Line: My sheep know My voice, and the path that I take Refrain First Line: My sheep know My voice, and day by day Languages: English Tune Title: [My sheep know My voice, and the path that I take]
My Sheep Know My Voice
The Old Book and the Old Faith
Author: G. H. C. Hymnal: Worship and Service #160 (1916) Topics: Choir and Chorus Selections First Line: Mid the storms of doubt and unbelief Tune Title: [Mid the storms of doubt and unbelief]
The Old Book and the Old Faith
A Saloonless Nation in 1920
Author: J. G. Dailey Hymnal: Worship and Service #162 (1916) Topics: Choir and Chorus Selections First Line: 'Twas an inspiration of divine creation Refrain First Line: My country 'tis to thee Lyrics: 1 ‘Twas an inspiration of divine creation,
When the Christian throng decreed,
That this boon of heaven, unto mortals given,
Be from liquor’s bondage freed.
That this land of plenty, be in nineteen twenty,
In the name of Christ our King,
A saloonless nation, its proclamation,
Hear the joyful millions sing.
Refrain:
My country, ‘tis to thee,
I pledge my loyalty—
With ballots plenty,
In nineteen twenty,
A saloonless nation we shall be.
Outfling it far and wide,
From ev’ry mountain side,
A saloonless nation,
In nineteen twenty,
This our land shall be.
2 ‘Twas a wise endeavor, and ‘twill place forever,
In the halls of fadeless fame,
of the hosts engaging, and the conflict waging,
An enduring deathless name.
It will shine unceasing, with a glow increasing,
While the vaulted heavens ring,
As the people voicing, their glad rejoicing,
In a countless throng shall sing. [Refrain]
3 With the king unseated, and his hosts defeated,
And Old Glory floating free,
She shall wave in splendor freedom’s staunch defender,
And her colors stainless be.
Such a safe condition in this prohibition;
Shall her faultless folds proclaim,
That a worldwide nation, in exultation,
Shall engage the glad refrain. [Refrain]
4 So with firm endeavor, that is dauntless ever,
In adhering to the right,
Christian voters leading, liquor’s hosts receding,
Until vanquished in the fight.
Then with ballots plenty, year of nineteen twenty,
We shall bring the Jubilee,
To a people gifted, a land uplifted,
And the song shall ever be. [Refrain] Tune Title: ['Twas an inspiration of divine creation]
A Saloonless Nation in 1920
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