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Jesus First and Last

Author: Thomas MacKellar Hymnal: HSS1889 #53 (1889) First Line: Jesus! when my soul is parting Lyrics: 1 Jesus! when my soul is parting From this body frail and weak, And the deathly dew is starting Down this pale and wasted cheek,— Thine, my Saviour, Be the name I last shall speak, Be the name I last shall speak. 2 Jesus! when my mem’ry wanders Far from loved ones at my side, And in fitful dreaming ponders Who are they that near me glide,— Last, my Saviour, Let my tho’ts on Thee abide, Let my tho’ts on Thee abide. 3 When the morn in all its glory Charms no more mine ear or eye, And the shadows closing o’er me Warn me of the time to die,— Last, my Saviour, Let me see Thee standing by, Let me see Thee standing by. 4 When my feet shall pass the river, And upon the farther shore I shall walk, redeem’d forever, Ne’er to sin—to die no more,— First, Lord Jesus! Let me see Thee, and adore, Let me see Thee, and adore. Tune Title: [Jesus! when my soul is parting]
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Hark! I Hear the Angels Calling

Author: Miss Maloney Hymnal: HSS1889 #135 (1889) First Line: Just beyond the rolling river Tune Title: [Just beyond the rolling river,]
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Lead, Kindly Light

Hymnal: HSS1889 #123 (1889) First Line: Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloom Tune Title: [Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloom]
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Leave Me Not, O Gentle Saviour

Author: Lizzie Ashbaugh Hymnal: HSS1889 #65 (1889) First Line: Leave me not, for I am lonely Refrain First Line: Saviour, Saviour, keep me near to Tthee Tune Title: [Leave me not, for I am lonely]
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The Christian's Triumph

Author: A. S. Doughty Hymnal: HSS1889 #115 (1889) First Line: Life's closing hours pass sweetly by Refrain First Line: Homeward, homeward, Home to the shining shore Lyrics: 1 Life’s closing hours pass sweetly by, Earth’s pains are felt no more; To heav’n I now direct mine eye To view the shining shore. Refrain: Homeward, homeward, Home to the shining shore; Homeward, homeward, Home to the shining shore. 2 With trials and with conflicts past, And record placed on high, By faith I see the crown at last, And vict’ry drawing nigh. [Refrain] 3 The parting veil reveals the tide, Where on the margin wait My friends redeemed, the glorified, To sweep me through the gate. [Refrain] 4 As Nature sinks in Death’s embrace, So will my spirit rise Triumphant through redeeming grace, To rest in Paradise. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Life's closing hours pass sweetly by]
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Like Silver Lamps

Author: W. C. Dix Hymnal: HSS1889 #170 (1889) First Line: Like silver lamps in a distant shrine Tune Title: [Like silver lamps in a distant shrine]
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Swiftly Fading

Author: Rev. J. B. Atchinson Hymnal: HSS1889 #46 (1889) First Line: Like the bud that quickly blossoms Refrain First Line: Like the stars that fade in sunlight Lyrics: 1 Like the bud that quickly blossoms, Like the blossom soon decayed,— Like the grass that quickly withers, Like the leaf we rapid fade: Like a swift ship on the ocean, Like a swift departing day,— Like a sleep that is but transient,— So we quickly pass away. Refrain: Like the stars that fade in sunlight, Like a raindrop in the sea, So may we, O blessed Saviour, Pass away to dwell with Thee. 2 Like a snowflake in the sunshine, Like the white foam-crested wave,— Like the mists of early morning, So we’re passing to the grave: Like the swiftly passing shadow, Like a tale that’s quickly told,— Swifter than the weaver’s shuttle,— So we all are growing old. [Refrain] 3 Like a dream that’s soon forgotten, Like a meteor in the sky,— Like a postman hastening onward, So man hastens on to die: Like the rapid flowing river,— Like a brief watch in the night,— Like the bubble of a moment,— So we soon pass out of sight. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Like the bud that quickly blossoms]
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The Song of the Angels

Author: Miss F. E. Pettingell Hymnal: HSS1889 #110 (1889) First Line: Listen! o'er the plains of Judah Refrain First Line: Peace on earth! O melting story Lyrics: 1 Listen! o’er the plains of Judah, Music wakes the starlight night; Voices of the angels singing, Chorals through the vaulted high. Refrain: Peace on earth! O melting story; God and heav’n to men draws nigh; Glory in the highest glory! Glory be to God on high. 2 For this favored time, the promise, Of the waiting years fulfils, As the silence of the starlight, With the angels’ chorus thrills. [Refrain] 3 Yes, the Child in yonder manger Is the Son of God most High And the angel host adore Him, Singing sweetly thro’ the sky. [Refrain] 4 Earth, repeat the wondrous story, Own the Child your rightful King; Let the chorus of the angels, In its truth and sweetness ring. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Listen! over the plains of Judah]
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Lord, in This Thy Mercy's Day

Hymnal: HSS1889 #139 (1889) Tune Title: [Lord, in this thy mercy's day]
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Lord of hosts, how lovely fair

Hymnal: HSS1889 #61 (1889) Tune Title: RUEBUSH

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