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A Cry, as of Pain

Author: S. G. S. Hymnal: HCF1902 #437 (1902) First Line: A cry, as of pain, again and again Languages: English Tune Title: ZENANA

A few more years shall roll

Author: Rev. Dr. H. Bonar Hymnal: HCF1902 #543 (1902) Refrain First Line: O wash me in Thy precious blood Languages: English Tune Title: CHALVEY

Author: E. May Grimes Hymnal: HCF1902 #536 (1902) First Line: "A little Sanctuary" art Thou to me Lyrics: 1 “A little Sanctuary” art Thou to me! O Jesus, best belov’d! I live with Thee; My heart has found its everlasting home, Its sure abiding place where’er I roam. 2 “A little Sanctuary” art Thou to me! My heart is still’d beneath love’s canopy; The “Holiest of All” is open’d wide, And I may enter and be satisfied. 3 “A little Sanctuary” art Thou to me! No fabled shrine, but deep reality! Thou saidst it should be so when at Thy call I rose and follow’d gladly, leaving all. 4 “A little Sanctuary” art Thou to me! All joyfully I pitch my tent with Thee; Or ready still to journey at Thy word— “In Thee” I “live and move,” most blessèd Lord. 5 “A little Sanctuary” art Thou to me! I always am “ at home” on land or sea; Alone, yet never lonely now, I prove The “Hundredfold,” Lord Jesus, in Thy love. Languages: English Tune Title: ELLERS

A Thousand Wants

Author: Lucy A. Bennett Hymnal: HCF1902 #268 (1902) First Line: A thousand wants thy path attend Lyrics: 1 A thousand wants thy path attend:— Ten thousand blessings God will send. 2 What tho’ yon threat’ning clouds appal? God’s mercy tow’rs above them all. 3 What tho’ temptations round thee spread? God’s “open door” is just ahead. 4 Ways of escape seem lost in night:— God’s “way” awaits thy wondering sight. 5 Deep unto deep perchance may call:— Jehovah will respond to all. 6 What need soe’er thy heart descries, That is the need thy God supplies. 7 O’er the calm current of His will Grace bears thee onward, homeward still. Languages: English Tune Title: [A thousand wants thy path attend]

The Joy of the Lord

Author: W. J. Govan Hymnal: HCF1902 #395 (1902) First Line: A worthy song, I wish to sing Lyrics: 1 A worthy song, I wish to sing Of Thing exceeding worth; For who life Thee, my God, my King, Most high o’er all the earth! 2 By Christ redeem’d, I ne’er can tell His agony and loss; My life to save, my foes to quell, He triumph’d by the cross. 3 Nor can I tell the wealth of bliss Which Thou hast made His own; For ne’er was sorrow dark as this, Nor joy so radiant known. 4 It overflows to this sad earth, And thrills each raptured heart; It wakens mournful souls to mirth; How good, how glad, Thou art! 5 My heart with praise would overflow, Responsive I would sing; Rejoice, Thy happiness to know— Thy well-beloved is King! Languages: English Tune Title: RADIANT