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Touch Not, Taste Not

Author: Dwight Williams Hymnal: US1917 #111 (1917) First Line: There's danger in the flowing bowl! Lyrics: 1 There’s danger in the flowing bowl! Touch not, taste not! handle not! ‘Twill ruin body ruin soul! Touch not, taste not! handle not! ‘Will rob the pocket of its cash; ‘Twill scourge them with a cruel lash; And all thy hopes of pleasure dash,— Touch not, taste not! handle not! 2 “Strong drink is raging,” God hath said: Touch not, taste not! handle not! And thousands it hath captive led! Touch not, taste not! handle not! It leads the young, the strong, and brave; It leads them to a drunkard’s grave; It leads them where no arm can save,— Touch not, taste not! handle not! 3 Come, let us join each heart and hand, Touch not, taste not! handle not! To drive the traffic from the land; Touch not, taste not! handle not! We need the strongest, bravest hearts To foil the cruel tempter’s arts, And heal his fearful wounds and smarts— Touch not, taste not! handle not! 4 Oh, hasten, then, the happy time! Touch not, taste not! handle not! When joyful bells the notes will chime; Touch not, taste not! handle not! Then raise the temp’rance flag on high, And lift your voices to the sky— Sing, glory be to God on high— Touch not, taste not! handle not! Topics: Temperance Tune Title: MARYLAND
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Danger

Author: Francis E. Willard Hymnal: US1917 #112 (1917) First Line: Write it on the workhouse gate Lyrics: 1 Write it on the workhouse gate, Write it on the schoolboy’s slate; Write it on the copy book, That the young may often look, “Where there’s drink, there is danger.” 2 Write it on the churchyard mound, Where the rum slain dead are found; Write it on the gallows high, Write for all the passers by, “Where there’s drink, there is danger.” 3 Write it in the nation’s laws, Blotting out the license clause; Write it on each ballot white, So it can be read aright, “Where there’s drink, there is danger.” 4 Write it on our ships that sail, Borne along by storm and gale; Write it large, in letters plain, Over ev’ry land and main, “Where there’s drink, there is danger.” 5 Write it over ev’ry gate, On the church and halls of state, In the heart of ev’ry band, On the laws of every land, “Where there’s drink, there is danger.” Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [Write it on the workhouse gate]
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We Fight to Win

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: US1917 #113 (1917) First Line: With banners spread Refrain First Line: We fight to win, for God is with us Lyrics: 1 With banners spread, We proudly tread The path God’s saints have trod; And arm’d with might, By day or night, We wage the strife Where sin is rife, To glorify our God. Refrain: We fight to win, for God is with us And right shall triumph over wrong; Our King the victory will give us, For He is stronger than the strong; We fight to win, For Jesus leads us, And all His foes shall flee and fall; Then all the ransom’d happy nations Shall crown Him Lord and King of all. 2 Tho’ countless foes Our way oppose, No weakness we’ll display, But battle still, With dauntless will Around the cross, Nor think of loss, Till sin hath pass’d away. [Refrain] 3 The battle-cry That rent the sky In dreary ages flown, Is ringing still, O’er plain and hill, And thus shall ring, Till Christ our King Regains His royal throne. [Refrain] 4 Hope’s blessed light Illumes the night, Outshines the noonday sun; And soon shall rise Thro’ love-lit skies, From ev’ry land, The tidings grand: The Son of God hath won! [Refrain] Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [With banners spread]
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Yield Not to Temptation

Author: H. R. P. Hymnal: US1917 #114 (1917) Refrain First Line: Ask the Saviour to help you Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [Yield not to temptation]
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A Mighty Fortress

Author: Martin Luther Hymnal: US1917 #115 (1917) First Line: A mighty fortress is our God Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [A mighty fortress is our God]
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We Can All Say "No."

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: US1917 #116 (1917) First Line: When the world and its pleasures are calling Refrain First Line: We can all say "No," if we will Lyrics: 1 When the world and its pleasure are calling, Let us trust the Mighty One still; There is truly no danger of falling— We can all say “No,” if we will. Refrain: We can all say “No,” if we will, We can all be faithful still; There is nothing to fear, for the Saviour is near; We can all say “No,” if we will. 2 When the tempter is whispering, “This way,” Let us keep our eyes on the hill; Let us show we are traveling His way; We can all say “No,” if we will. [Refrain] 3 From the Saviour no power can win us, He will safely shield us from ill; Let us show that His Spirit is in us; We can all say “No,” if we will. [Refrain] Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [When the world and its pleasures are calling]
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise!

Author: Charles Wesley Hymnal: US1917 #117 (1917) Topics: Temperance Tune Title: [Soldiers of Christ, arise!]
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Calling the Children

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: US1917 #118 (1917) First Line: Jesus is calling the children today Refrain First Line: Calling the children, calling the children Lyrics: 1 Jesus is calling the children today; Gentle and sweet is His voice; Calling the children to walk in His way, And in His blessings rejoice. Refrain: Calling the children, calling the children, Calling the children today; Jesus is calling the children, To walk in love’s beautiful way. 2 Jesus is calling the children today; Haste, while His arms open wide; Trust in His grace, and His counsel obey, Happy to dwell at His side. [Refrain] 3 Jesus is calling the children today; Follow His footsteps of love; So will He keep you from going astray, Lead you to mansions above. [Refrain] Topics: Children's Tune Title: [Jesus is calling the children today]
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Follow Him

Author: Mabel J. Rosemon Hymnal: US1917 #119 (1917) First Line: Follow Jesus ev'ry day Refrain First Line: Follow Him, follow Him Lyrics: 1 Follow Jesus ev’ry day, Ev’ry day, ev’ry day, Follow Him, for He will lead, Safely all the say. Refrain: Follow Him, follow Him, Follow all the way; Follow Jesus, kind and true, Follow ev’ry day. 2 Follow Jesus ev’rywhere, Ev’rywhere, ev’rywhere, Follow Him, for He will lead, With His watchful care. [Refrain] 3 Follow Jesus, have not fear, Have no fear, have no fear, Follow Him, for He will lead, Always will be near. [Refrain] Topics: Children's Tune Title: [Follow Jesus ev'ry day]
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He Will Care for You

Author: Julia H. Johnston Hymnal: US1917 #120 (1917) First Line: Our loving Heav'nly Father Refrain First Line: He cares for the birds and flowers Lyrics: 1 Our loving Heav’nly Father All living things has made, The smallest of His creatures, Need never be afraid. Refrain: He cares for the birds and flowers And for His children too; He cares for me, so kind is He, And He will care for you. 2 God loves the little babies, He’s never far away, He gives them tender mothers To watch them day by day. [Refrain] 3 Our Heav’nly Father gives us Our food, our clothes, and friends, And all things good and pleasant, In tender love He sends. [Refrain] Topics: Children's Tune Title: [Our loving Heav'nly Father]

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