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Don't Keep Jesus Waiting

Hymnal: NSS1887 #123 (1887) Languages: English Tune Title: [Don't keep Jesus waiting]
Don't Keep Jesus Waiting

We Pray for Thy Blessing

Author: Charlotte Murray Hymnal: NSS1887 #124 (1887) First Line: We humbly, O Lord, kneel in pray'r at Thy footstool Refrain First Line: Our wants are so many, so large, blessed Master Languages: English Tune Title: [We humbly, O Lord, kneel in pray'r at Thy footstool]
We Pray for Thy Blessing

Whosoever Will, Let Him Come and Be Saved

Hymnal: NSS1887 #125 (1887) First Line: The Spirit, in our heart Refrain First Line: The Sprit and the Bride Languages: English Tune Title: [The Spirit, in our heart]
Whosoever Will, Let Him Come and Be Saved

The Three Fold Promise

Author: Mary Packard Rollins Hymnal: NSS1887 #126 (1887) First Line: Ask and the tender heart of God Refrain First Line: Oh, golden promise! grand and sweet Languages: English Tune Title: [Ask and the tender heart of God]
The Three Fold Promise

Why not Come to Him Now?

Author: Rev. A. S. Dobbs, D.D. Hymnal: NSS1887 #127 (1887) First Line: I now am so happy in Jesus' love Refrain First Line: O! why not come to Him now? Languages: English Tune Title: [I now am so happy in Jesus' love]
Why not Come to Him Now?

My Beautiful Home Above

Hymnal: NSS1887 #128 (1887) First Line: Oh! how my spirit longs for thee Refrain First Line: Beautiful home above Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh! how my spirit longs for thee]
My Beautiful Home Above

Come to Him

Hymnal: NSS1887 #129 (1887) First Line: Ho, ye thirsty! Jesus calls you Refrain First Line: Whosoever will may take it Languages: English Tune Title: [Ho, ye thirsty! Jesus calls you]
Come to Him

I Am Coming

Hymnal: NSS1887 #130 (1887) First Line: With a heavy load of woe, Lord, I come Refrain First Line: I am coming! Languages: English Tune Title: [With a heavy load of woe, Lord, I come]
I Am Coming

Soft and Low

Author: Mrs. E. W. Chapman Hymnal: NSS1887 #131 (1887) First Line: Soft and low the gentle zephyrs Refrain First Line: Gentle Spirit, kindly whisper Languages: English Tune Title: [Soft and low the gentle zephyrs]
Soft and Low

Closer to Thee

Author: Rev. E. H. Long Hymnal: NSS1887 #132 (1887) First Line: Draw me, Savior, nearer Languages: English Tune Title: [Draw me, Savior, nearer]
Closer to Thee

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