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When shall we meet again?

Hymnal: SoB1877 #49b (1877)

Hark! the bells, the sweet, sweet bells!

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #50 (1877) First Line: Hark! the morning bells are ringing!

Glory to the Father give

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #51 (1877)

God is my light! God is my light!

Hymnal: SoB1877 #53 (1877)

Sweet truth to me!

Author: Samuel Crossman Hymnal: SoB1877 #54 (1877) First Line: My life's a shade, my days

Build on the only foundation

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #55 (1877) First Line: How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord

O Zion, conquering Zion

Hymnal: SoB1877 #57 (1877) First Line: Daughter of Zion! awake from thy sadness

Over there love only dwelleth

Author: J. M. Barringer Hymnal: SoB1877 #58 (1877)

Oh, weary souls, toss'd to and fro

Author: J. M. Barringer Hymnal: SoB1877 #59 (1877) First Line: Two sisters whom the Saviour lov'd

Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice, rejoice

Author: J. M. Barringer Hymnal: SoB1877 #60 (1877) First Line: Blessed are the poor in spirit

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