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O, heaven, sweet heaven, when shall I see
Hymnal: C41858 #269 (1858) First Line: Yonder's my house and portion fair
O, heaven, sweet heaven, when shall I see
They're coming home
Hymnal: C41858 #270 (1858) First Line: There I shall bathe my weary soul
They're coming home
So fare ye well, so fare ye well
Hymnal: C41858 #271 (1858) First Line: Oh, here's my heart, and here's my hand
So fare ye well, so fare ye well
Let us never mind the scoffs, nor the frowns of the world
Hymnal: C41858 #272 (1858) First Line: Am I a soldier of the cross
Let us never mind the scoffs, nor the frowns of the world
Soon the joyful news will come
Hymnal: C41858 #274 (1858) First Line: I'm glad that I am born to die
Soon the joyful news will come
There we'll sing redeeming love
Hymnal: C41858 #275 (1858) First Line: My suffering times will soon be o'er
There we'll sing redeeming love
I never sill turn back any more
Hymnal: C41858 #276 (1858) First Line: Come on my partners in distress
I never sill turn back any more
Ane we'll wait till Jesus comes
Hymnal: C41858 #277 (1858) First Line: Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone
Ane we'll wait till Jesus comes
What ship is that you're going on board
Hymnal: C41858 #278 (1858)
What ship is that you're going on board
Singing, Oh, Glory!
Hymnal: C41858 #279 (1858) First Line: Religion makes me happy
Singing, Oh, Glory!
Let me go, the day is breaking
Hymnal: C41858 #280 (1858) First Line: Oft the parting hand I've taken
Let me go, the day is breaking
Oh! heaven, sweet heaven, when shall I see?
Hymnal: C41858 #281 (1858) First Line: Yonder's my house and portion fair
Oh! heaven, sweet heaven, when shall I see?
Keep me, Lord, keep me
Hymnal: C41858 #282 (1858) First Line: I don't care what this world may say
Keep me, Lord, keep me
And O, if I was there
Hymnal: C41858 #283 (1858) First Line: Brother, did't you promise Jesus
And O, if I was there
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah to God
Author: William A. Muhlenberg Hymnal: C41858 #284 (1858) First Line: I would not live alway [always], I ask not to stay
Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah to God
Oh! worthy, oh! worthy
Hymnal: C41858 #285 (1858) First Line: Oh! when shall I see Jesus
Oh! worthy, oh! worthy
I want to go
Hymnal: C41858 #286 (1858) First Line: What makes me praise my Lord so bold
I want to go
I'm a pilgrim, I'm a stranger
Hymnal: C41858 #287 (1858) First Line: On Jordan's stormy banks I stand
I'm a pilgrim, I'm a stranger
Then we'll take the wings of the morning
Hymnal: C41858 #288 (1858) First Line: O the judgment day is coming
Then we'll take the wings of the morning
We are weary away, like some long summer's day
Hymnal: C41858 #289 (1858) First Line: Children of the heavenly King
We are weary away, like some long summer's day
We are passing away
Hymnal: C41858 #290 (1858) First Line: And must I be to judgment brought
We are passing away
The judgment day is rolling round
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: C41858 #291 (1858) First Line: And must I be to judgment brought
The judgment day is rolling round
We are passing away, we are passing away
Hymnal: C41858 #292 (1858) First Line: Yonder's my house and portion fair
We are passing away, we are passing away
O there will be mourning, mourning
Hymnal: C41858 #293 (1858) First Line: Parents and children there will [may] part
O there will be mourning, mourning
Oh turn poor sinner
Hymnal: C41858 #294 (1858) First Line: The judgement day is coming
Oh turn poor sinner
We're traveling to the grave
Hymnal: C41858 #295 (1858) First Line: It won't be long before we'll go
We're traveling to the grave
When the mighty, mighty, mighty trumpet shall sound
Hymnal: C41858 #296 (1858) First Line: The last lovely morning, it soon will appear
When the mighty, mighty, mighty trumpet shall sound
But he rose, he rose
Hymnal: C41858 #297 (1858) First Line: The grave, it could not hold him
But he rose, he rose
In the morning, in the morning
Hymnal: C41858 #298 (1858) First Line: I love the Lord, I know I do
In the morning, in the morning
I come, I come, without delay
Hymnal: C41858 #300 (1858) First Line: Just as I am, without one plea
I come, I come, without delay
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, to God!
Hymnal: C41858 #301 (1858) First Line: I would not live alway, I ask not to stay
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, to God!
We're traveling home to heaven above
Author: Hugh Stowell Hymnal: C41858 #302 (1858) First Line: From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
We're traveling home to heaven above
There you shall wear a starry crown
Hymnal: C41858 #303 (1858) First Line: Come on my partners in distress
There you shall wear a starry crown
We are all united heart and hand
Author: John Cennick Hymnal: C41858 #304 (1858) First Line: The way the holy prophets went
We are all united heart and hand
Travel on, believers, travel on
Hymnal: C41858 #305 (1858) First Line: O pray for me, I'll pray for you, For that's the way
Travel on, believers, travel on
We'll serve the Lord
Hymnal: C41858 #306 (1858) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: The good old way, how sweet thou art! Lyrics: Refrain:
We'll serve the Lord,
We'll watch and pray,
We'll serve the Lord,
In the good old way.
Hymn:
The good old way, how sweet thou art!
May none of us from thee depart,
But may our actions always say,
We're marching in the good old way. [Refrain] Languages: English
We'll serve the Lord
O how charming, how charming is Jesus
Hymnal: C41858 #307 (1858) First Line: And if you meet with troubles
O how charming, how charming is Jesus
Oh, to know the love of Jesus
Hymnal: C41858 #308 (1858) First Line: Come thou fount of every blessing
Oh, to know the love of Jesus
Lord, verify the promise
Hymnal: C41858 #309 (1858) First Line: Come, ye sinners, poor and needy
Lord, verify the promise
In the morning, what a beautiful morning that will be
Hymnal: C41858 #310 (1858) First Line: Our suffering times will soon be o'er
In the morning, what a beautiful morning that will be
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