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God Wants My Life to Be a Song

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #128 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond Refrain First Line: Singing sweet melody Lyrics: 1 God wants my life to be a song, A strain of music sweet, A glad surrender of my all, Before the mercy-seat; A joyful sacrifice of praise, A chime of silver bells, That thro’ the silence of the night, The coming dawn foretells. Refrain: Singing sweet melody, Praising him forever, Life shall be a triumph song, Lord to thee; Singing sweet melody, Praising him forever, Life shall be a triumph song, Lord to thee! 2 God wants my life to be a song, A hallelujah strain, Unto the Lamb of Calvary, For dying sinners slain; A harmony divine, that fills With joy the passing years, An anthem, rising strong and true, Thro’ penitential tears. [Refrain] 3 God wants my life to be a song, A choral hymn of praise, That saints and angels sweetly sing, Thro’ everlasting days; What tho’ it be a minor strain, Sometime the notes will ring, And with exultant music fill The palace of the King. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [God wants my life to be a song]

I Am With You All the Days

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #139 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond First Line: “I am with you,” fainting pilgrim Refrain First Line: Blessed promise Lyrics: 1 “I am with you,” fainting pilgrim, Onward go without a fear; Face the foe in ev’ry conflict Jesus stands, to help and cheer. Refrain: Blessed promise, “I am with you all the day;” Blessed promise, Give him endless praise. 2 “I am with you,” crown’d with flowers, You will find the chast’ning rod, Pav’d with blessings is the pathway, Leading up to home and God. [Refrain] 3 O the gladness of the promise, “I am with you all the days;” Calmly lean upon the Saviour, Make your life a song of praise. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [“I am with you,” fainting pilgrim]

Rest at Jesus’ Feet

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #145 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond First Line: O praise the Lord that we may find Refrain First Line: We come, we come Lyrics: 1 O praise the Lord that we may find, A resting place most sweet, Where we can boldly enter in, And sit at Jesus’ feet. Refrain: We come, we come, A happy and safe retreat, To find, to find, At Jesus’ blessed feet. 2 O joy divine on earth to feel, The riches of his love; To wait and hear the Master speak, A message from above. [Refrain] 3 The common dusty way of life, With splendors gleam and glow, While sitting at his feet we find, Our Beulah land below. [Refrain] 4 Then soul be cheerful in your faith, Trust in the Lord! be strong! And rest awhile at Jesus’ feet, Who makes your life a song. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O praise the Lord that we may find]

The Angels' Chorus

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #161 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond First Line: Hallelujah! hallelujah Refrain First Line: Hallelujah! Glory to God Lyrics: 1 Hallelujah! hallelujah! Angels sang that blessed day, When the Lord of life and glory, In a lowly manger lay; Ringing thro’ the aisles of heaven, Came that chant sublime— Glory in the highest glory! Glory to God on high. Refrain: Hallelujah! Glory to God, Hallelujah! Glory to God, Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Glory to God on high. 2 Still on earth, our happy voices, May repeat the thrilling strain, That the angels sang in chorus, Over far Judea’s plain; Fainting hearts look up with gladness, Peace on earth today, Glory in the highest glory! Glory to God on high. [Refrain] 3 Hallelujah! hallelujah! Richest gifts to thee we bring, All we have and all we hope for, As a Christmas offering; Glory in the highest glory, Peace, good will to men. Glory in the highest glory! Glory to God on high. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hallelujah! hallelujah! Angels Sang]

Shout! Shout for Joy

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #179 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond First Line: Shout! Shout for joy, and sing aloud with gladness Refrain First Line: Shout! Shout! Shout! Shout Lyrics: 1 Shout! Shout for joy, and sing aloud with gladness! Lo! In the east the star of hope appears; Jesus has risen from the tomb triumphant, Vanquished is death thro’ all the coming years. Refrain: Shout! Shout! Shout! Shout! Shout for joy, and sing aloud with gladness, Vanquished is death thro’ all the coming years. 2 Not with despair, we view the grave’s cold portals, Jesus has robbed it of the darksome gloom; Only the passageway from earth to heaven, Bright with God’s light, is the once dreaded tomb. [Refrain] 3 We too shall rise from glory unto glory, Free from earth’s fetters, clad with righteousness; Shout! Shout for joy, ye angels, join the chorus; He lives! The Christ, forevermore to bless. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Shout! Shout for joy, and sing aloud with gladness]

Bird Melodies

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SoP1900 #196 (1900) Person Name: Lizzie DeArmond First Line: Listen to the joyous music Lyrics: 1 Listen to the joyous music, Ringing over hill and plain, All the happy birds are singing, In a jubilant refrain. Where the sunbeams bright are glancing, Where the cooling shadows lie, They are singing, sweetly singing, singing, Glory songs to God on high. From the waving branches green, From the hearts of dewy flow’rs; You can hear the song, As it floats along, Making glad the passing hours, Where the sunbeams bright are glancing, Where the cooling shadows lie, They are singing, sweetly singing, singing, Glory songs to God on high. 2 Hark! The merry birds are singing, As they lightly soar on high, And their songs grow ever sweeter, As they near the azure sky; Floating down in silver showers Come the echoes soft and clear, Hear the joyous music singing, singing, Telling of God’s love so dear. Gloom and sadness swift take wing, Weary hearts grow glad and gay, Join the happy song, Ev’ry note prolong, Praise the Lord! This summer day. Floating down in silver showers Come the echoes soft and clear, Hear the joyous music singing, singing, Telling of God’s love so dear. 3 They have gathered up the sunbeams In a golden thread of praise Ringing out in tuneful numbers, Thro’ the festal summer days, Hear the melodies enchanting Rising to the azure sky, They are singing, sweetly singing, singing, Glory songs to God on High. With the chorals of the birds, Gladly we our voices blend, Let us chant his praise, Thro’ the sunny days, As before his throne we bend. Hear the melodies enchanting Rising to the azure sky, They are singing, sweetly singing, singing, Glory songs to God on High. Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen to the joyous music]

Forward, Through the Ages

Author: J. H. D. Hymnal: SoP1900 #107 (1900) Person Name: J. H. D. First Line: Forward, forward, through the ages Lyrics: 1 Forward, forward, thro’ the ages, See God’s pilgrims true, Pressing onward, striving upward, Till their goal they view; Faithful souls enduring hardness With heroic might, Patient souls with martyr courage Suff’ring for the right. 2 See them gath’ring thro’ the ages, Living e’en today, Men and women bravely toiling Up the narrow way; Who will join these pilgrim warriors, Noblest earth has seen, Who will follow in the footprints Where the Christ has been? 3 Lo! For us he hath ascended, Captain of our faith, And to each true pilgrim soldier, “Thou art mine,” he saith; And his voice strikes deepest music In the toil and strife, And his words are living manna For each need of life. Languages: English Tune Title: [Forward, forward, through the ages]

Stand Up for Jesus

Author: George Duffield, Jr. Hymnal: SoP1900 #4 (1900) Person Name: George Duffield, Jr. First Line: Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross Languages: English Tune Title: [Stand up, stand up for Jesus]

Sowing the Golden Grain

Author: Nellie Edwards Hymnal: SoP1900 #51 (1900) Person Name: Nellie Edwards First Line: We are sowing now of the golden grain Refrain First Line: We are sowing seeds of kindness Lyrics: 1 We are sowing now of the golden grain, The toiling time for us has come; In the reaping time we may come again, And gather for the harvest home. Refrain: We are sowing seeds of kindness, Sowing seeds of love. Soon, ah! soon will come the reapers To gather for the harvest home. 2 We will sow the seed with a busy hand, With willing mind the ground prepare; For the weeds will spring from the furrow’d land— It needs our watch and greatest care. [Refrain] 3 O! the fruitful seed we will gladly sow,— The harvest we may never see; But the golden grain for the truth will grow, And all in heaven gather’d be. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [We are sowing now of the golden grain]

Echoes of Bethlehem

Author: J. Howard Entwisle Hymnal: SoP1900 #164 (1900) Person Name: J. Howard Entwisle First Line: Ring out, ye bells, your merry lay Refrain First Line: Ring out the tidings, the Savior now is born Lyrics: 1 Ring out, ye bells, your merry lay, Ring sweetly on the ear; Ring out with notes of gladness That all the world may hear, Tell the blessed story Of how the brilliant star Arrayed the path in floods of light For shepherds from afar. Refrain: Ring out the tidings, the Saviour now is born, Go swell the chorus this bright Christmas morn; Joy bells are ringing the glad jubilee, Heav’n joyful message, “Salvation is free.” 2 Ring out anew the angel’s song Of “Peace, goodwill to men; The song of heav’nly sweetness That rang o’er Bethlehem. Peal the joyous accents The sacred song of old, While all the arches of the sky Their beauties rare unfold. [Refrain] 3 Peal on, ye bells, upon the ear Your music floats today, And waiting hearts re-echo Your song with merry lay; While the hills of Judah Send back the glad reply, And greet with sacred melody The Day-spring from on high. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Ring out, ye bells, your merry lay]