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Tell of the holy Sabbath

Author: F. W. Sandford Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d221 (1933)
Tell of the holy Sabbath

Seeking to save

Author: Philip P. Bliss Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d222 (1933) First Line: Tenderly the Shepherd, o'er the mountains cold
Seeking to save

Thy will be done

Author: Katharine L. Stevenson Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d223 (1933) First Line: The bells of redemption are pealing today
Thy will be done

The bluebirds have come, what a thrill of joy

Author: J. B. Harriman Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d224 (1933)
The bluebirds have come, what a thrill of joy

All hail, all hail, Thou Lamb of God

Author: Horatius Bonar Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d225 (1933) First Line: The Bridegroom comes, Bride of the Lamb, awake
All hail, all hail, Thou Lamb of God

My friend, the spirit

Author: J. M. Hopkins Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d226 (1933) First Line: The Holy Spirit is my Friend
My friend, the spirit

The last charge is on, what a glorious thought

Author: Smyrna Wakeman Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d227 (1933)
The last charge is on, what a glorious thought

Jehovah is King

Author: Josiah Conder Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d228 (1933) First Line: The Lord is King, lift up thy [your] voice, O earth
Jehovah is King

The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears

Author: Samuel Francis Smith Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d229 (1933)
The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears

Let's take up our baggage and go

Hymnal: WSWC1933 #d230 (1933) First Line: The old Isr'lites knew what it was that they must do
Let's take up our baggage and go

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