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My Heart Is Singing

Author: H. L. Hymnal: IGS21948 #42 (1948) First Line: My heart is singing, the bells are ringing Refrain First Line: Oh, glory, oh, glory! I'm ever proclaiming the story Lyrics: 1 My heart is singing, the bells are ringing To Christ I’m clinging; He gives me peace. From chains that bound me, that were around me, Since Christ has found me I have release. 2 Chorus; Oh, glory, oh, glory! I’m ever proclaiming the story, How Jesus has saved me and washed all my sin stains away! Oh, glory, oh, glory! I’m ever proclaiming the story, How Jesus has saved me and turned my night to day. 3 To be professing without possessing Must be distressing, to say the least. To have salvation, God’s approbation, No condemnation, is like a feast. 4 Some have a rusty, a dark and dusty, An old and musty experience. If wrong they’ righten, their loads would lighten, Their faces brighten, their joys commence. 5 Oh, stop professing without the blessing; Begin confessing your Lord divine. Oh, cease your doubting, begin your shouting, Your foes be routing; for Jesus shine. Languages: English Tune Title: [My heart is singing, the bells are ringing]

If God Should Say, "Depart!"

Author: T. H. Hymnal: IGS21948 #43 (1948) First Line: Life is now slipping fast away Refrain First Line: Ponder it well: how dreadful the cost Languages: English Tune Title: [Life is now slipping fast away]

Only Glory By and By

Author: Avis B. Christiansen Hymnal: IGS21948 #44 (1948) First Line: There may be tears to shed as we travel home Refrain First Line: Only glory by and by, Only glory by and by Languages: English Tune Title: [There may be tears to shed as we travel home]

How Could Jesus Love Me So?

Author: H. L. Hymnal: IGS21948 #45 (1948) First Line: How could Jesus love me so Refrain First Line: How could Jesus love me so Languages: English Tune Title: [How could Jesus love me so]

A Saviour Wonderful

Author: H. L. Hymnal: IGS21948 #46 (1948) First Line: A Saviour wonderful is He, beyond my fondest dreaming Refrain First Line: A Saviour wonderful is He Languages: English Tune Title: [A Saviour wonderful is He, beyond my fondest dreaming]

Broken for You

Author: Mrs. C. H. M. Hymnal: IGS21948 #47 (1948) First Line: One day, years ago, 'neath a fair eastern sky Refrain First Line: Broken for me Languages: English Tune Title: [One day, years ago, 'neath a fair eastern sky]

I Will Trusting Go

Author: Frona Scott Hymnal: IGS21948 #48 (1948) First Line: I may not see the reason for my tears Refrain First Line: I may not see but God is love I know Languages: English Tune Title: [I may not see the reason for my tears]

This Beautiful World Is Thine

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: IGS21948 #49 (1948) First Line: The flowers and birds are Thine, O God Refrain First Line: The whole lovely earth is Thine Lyrics: 1 The flowers and birds are Thine, O God, All formed by Thy hand divine; The flocks and the herds are Thine, O God, And so is this heart of mine. Chorus: The whole lovely earth is Thine, And so is this heart of mine; And I am of worth, ore than all the earth, For I am a child of Thine. 2 The valleys and hills are Thine, O God, The sunbeams that gleam and shine; The rivers and rills are Thine, O God, And so is this heart of mine. [Chorus] 3 The bushes and trees are Thine, O God, The cedar, the palm, the pine; The lakes and the seas are Thine, O God, And so is this heart of mine. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [The flowers and birds are Thine, O God]

That's What His Love Means to Me

Author: H. L. Hymnal: IGS21948 #50 (1948) First Line: A light on my pathway to banish the night Languages: English Tune Title: [A light on my pathway to banish the night]

The Nearer, The Sweeter

Author: Jesse P. Tompkins Hymnal: IGS21948 #51 (1948) First Line: The nearer I reach the end of life Refrain First Line: Home, Home, Heavenly Home Languages: English Tune Title: [The nearer I reach the end of life]