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The blood stained cross

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d31 (1950) First Line: On a lonely hill stands a blood stained cross Refrain First Line: O, come with me to the blood stained cross
The blood stained cross

Evening in the valley

Author: Bessie F. Dunklee Hymnal: OFC1950 #d32 (1950) First Line: Shadows on the hillside, where the poplars grow
Evening in the valley

Little Eva

Author: M. A. Lufkin Hymnal: OFC1950 #d33 (1950) First Line: She has just gone on
Little Eva

Six thousand years are nearly passed

Author: John Cennick Hymnal: OFC1950 #d34 (1950)
Six thousand years are nearly passed

The fault will be your own

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d35 (1950) First Line: Some people seek an alibi
The fault will be your own

We are living in the feet of clay

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d36 (1950) First Line: The king awoke from slumber, his heart with fear
We are living in the feet of clay

He is willing to save you

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d37 (1950) First Line: The Savior is waiting to cleanse you from sin
He is willing to save you

A precious promise

Author: Courtland E. Dunklee Hymnal: OFC1950 #d38 (1950) First Line: The world was made and Adam, Too Refrain First Line: O, we who know and read God's word
A precious promise

My prayer

Author: H. Rae Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d39 (1950) First Line: There comes a time when weary grows the way Refrain First Line: So lead me on from night to day
My prayer

Sunshine in Jesus, sunshine in him

Author: Bessie F. Dunklee Hymnal: OFC1950 #d40 (1950) First Line: There is sunshine in the valley, there is sunshine
Sunshine in Jesus, sunshine in him

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