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The good shall meet above

Hymnal: G1867 #d51 (1867) First Line: How pleasant thus to dwell below
The good shall meet above

How precious is the book divine

Author: John Fawcett Hymnal: G1867 #d52 (1867)
How precious is the book divine

How shall the young secure their hearts

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: G1867 #d53 (1867)
How shall the young secure their hearts

How sweet the name of Jesus sounds

Author: John Newton Hymnal: G1867 #d54 (1867)
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds

There's a crown for the young

Author: Alfred Arthur Graley Hymnal: G1867 #d55 (1867) First Line: I know there's a crown for the saints of renown
There's a crown for the young

Sweetly singing

Hymnal: G1867 #d56 (1867) First Line: I know 'tis Jesus loves my soul Refrain First Line: Sweetly, sweetly, sweetly singing
Sweetly singing

I lay my sins on Jesus

Author: Horatius Bonar Hymnal: G1867 #d57 (1867)
I lay my sins on Jesus

I need thee, precious Jesus [Jesu], for I am full of sin

Author: Frederick Whitfield Hymnal: G1867 #d58 (1867)
I need thee, precious Jesus [Jesu], for I am full of sin

I want to be an angel, and with the angels stand

Author: Sidney P. Gill Hymnal: G1867 #d59 (1867)
I want to be an angel, and with the angels stand

If you cannot on the ocean sail among [amongst] the swiftest fleet

Author: Ellen M. H. Gates Hymnal: G1867 #d60 (1867)
If you cannot on the ocean sail among [amongst] the swiftest fleet

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