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The Gospel Train

Author: C. A. M. Hymnal: NSP21917 #61 (1917) First Line: I'm traveling now on the safest road Refrain First Line: I am traveling on the hallelujah line Languages: English Tune Title: [I'm traveling now on the safest road]

He Will Not Let Me Fall

Author: E. V. J. Hymnal: NSP21917 #62 (1917) First Line: When Satan tries to tempt me, and says it is in vain Lyrics: 1 When Satan tries to tempt me, and says it is in vain To walk the narrow pathway, my goal I’ll never gain; Before his darts can harm me, I hear a gentle call, Which says that He who died to save me will not let me fall. Refrain: He will not let me fall, No, He will not let me fall, His gentle voice still guides me, I hear His loving call. He will not let me fall, No, He will not let me fall, I lean upon His promise, For He will not let me fall. 2 A thousand snares and pitfalls my footsteps may surround, An host encamp against me, and dangers fierce abound; But none of these can harm me, for like a fiery wall, His loving arms protect me and He will not let me fall. [Refrain] 3 And so with faith triumphant, tho’ tempted oft to sin, I lean on Him who helps me, the victory to win; And tho’ I am unworthy, His love supplies my all, I know that I shall conquer, for He will not let me fall. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [When Satan tries to tempt me, and says it is in vain]

The Sweetest Songs

Author: T. O. Chisholm Hymnal: NSP21917 #63 (1917) First Line: I love to sing of the love of Jesus Refrain First Line: Of all the sweet music I ever heard Lyrics: 1 I love to sing of the love of Jesus, The love that caused Him to die on the tree, To purchase there my eternal redemption, The songs of the cross are the sweetest to me. Refrain: Of all the sweet music I ever heard, Of all the sweet songs which my heart have stirred; Of mother and home, or whatever they be, The songs of the cross are the sweetest to me. 2 ‘Twas at the cross I received forgiveness, When thence I came with a penitent’s plea, ‘Twas there the Lord first appeared as my Saviour, The songs of the cross are the sweetest to me. [Refrain] 3 I think of home, with its mem’ries tender, Of childhood’s years that were happy and free; Tho’ tears will spring when of them I am singing, The songs of the cross are the sweetest to me. [Refrain] 4 Then let me sing of the cross of Jesus, The dearest theme it forever will be; In aught beside God forbid I should glory, The songs of the cross are the sweetest to me. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [I love to sing of the love of Jesus]

Eternal Glory and a Crown

Author: Birdie Bell Hymnal: NSP21917 #64 (1917) First Line: A life of lowly service may seem but small to thee Refrain First Line: "To Him that overcometh, a crown of life I'll give" Lyrics: 1 A life of lowly service may seem but small to thee, And yet there’s One who whispers “’Twill prove thy love for Me!” Obey His call to duty, whatever it may be, For it means eternal glory and a crown. Refrain: “To Him that overcometh, a crown of life I’ll give,” Eternally in heaven, that soul with Him shall live; I’ll do the work He gives me, nor ask to lay it down, ‘Til I win eternal glory and a crown. 2 The deeds of love and kindness which bless thy fellow man, Will prove that thou art faithful to His appointed plan; Complete the task unfinished, some other life began, For it means eternal glory and a crown. [Refrain] 3 Then turn from vain ambition to do some greater thing, A life of lowly service thy gift to Christ the King; His smile will crown thy labor, and gladness it will bring, For it means eternal glory and a crown. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A life of lowly service may seem but small to thee]

I Touched the Hem of His Garment

Author: L. S. L. Hymnal: NSP21917 #65 (1917) First Line: My Lord was passing my way one day Lyrics: 1 My Lord was passing my way one day, And tenderly He said to me: “Just touch the hem of My garment now, Thou shalt from sin be free.” Refrain: I touched the hem of His garment, And o’er my sin-sick soul; I felt the life-giving current Sweep in and make me whole. 2 I pressed my way to His precious side, My sinful soul with longing stirred; And knelt repentant at His dear feet, Believing on His word. [Refrain] 3 His blood so precious avails for me, Since I repentant came to Him, And touch’d the hem of His garment fair, And felt His pow’r sweep in. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [My Lord was passing my way one day]

Throw a Line

Author: I. N. McH. Hymnal: NSP21917 #66 (1917) First Line: 'Mid the lightning's lurid flash Refrain First Line: Throw a line, throw a line Lyrics: 1 ‘Mid the lightning’s lurid flash, And the thunder’s startling crash There are voices calling loud for helping hands; Shall we never heed their cry? Shall we let them sink and die? And not even throw a line to them from land? Refrain: Throw a line, throw a line. Help the perishing to shore, While the breakers loudly roar; Throw a line, throw a line. Strong and ample, that will bring them to the shore. 2 ‘Mid the breakers near the coast They will surely all be lost, If the signal is not followed for a guide; O my brother, lend a hand, Try to help them safe to land, Throw a line that reaches to the other side. [Refrain] 3 Yes, the line that we will use, Is the one the Saviour chose, With the scarlet thread so nicely intertwined; It is strong and sure, and saves Souls that struggle ‘mid the waves, Throw it out to all the perishing you find. [Refrain] 4 When the storms of life are past, And we’re landed safe at last, We shall greet each other by the crystal sea, There no waves of trouble roll; There is joy in ev’ry soul, Save by Jesus’ blood to all eternity. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: ['Mid the lightning's lurid flash]

The Old Rugged Cross

Author: G. B. Hymnal: NSP21917 #67 (1917) First Line: On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross Refrain First Line: So I'll cherish the old rugged cross Languages: English Tune Title: [On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross]

Perfect Through Infinite Love

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: NSP21917 #68 (1917) First Line: We sing of a glorious morrow Refrain First Line: Yes, we shall be like Him Lyrics: 1 We sing of a glorious morrow, Whose dawning perhaps may be near; We look for its gleam on our pathway, The end of our pilgrimage here. We sing of a dwelling eternal, Prepared by our Saviour above; O there shall we see and be like Him, Made perfect thro’ infinite love. Refrain: Yes, we shall be like Him, Jesus, exalted above; We shall awake in His likeness, Made perfect thro’ infinite love. 2 We sing of a wonderful city, No mortal can ever behold; Its gates are of pearl and most precious, Its walls are of jasper and gold. We sing of the harps that are swelling Their anthems to Jesus above; O there shall we see and be like Him, Made perfect thro’ infinite love. [Refrain] 3 We sing of a blessed reunion, Of souls that have drifted apart; We sing of the links that were broken, More tenderly binding the heart. We sing of a rest for the weary, With Jesus our Saviour above; O there shall we see and be like Him, Made perfect thro’ infinite love. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [We sing of a glorious morrow]

Sheltered

Author: Elizabeth F. Guptill Hymnal: NSP21917 #69 (1917) First Line: God be with you thro' the night Refrain First Line: Sheltered, sheltered, 'neath His mighty wing Lyrics: 1 God be with you thro’ the night, ‘Neath the shadow of His wing; Keep you safe till morning light, While the angels softly sing. Refrain: Sheltered, sheltered, ‘neath His mighty wing, Sheltered, sheltered, while the angels sing; Sheltered, Sheltered ‘till the morning light, God be with you through the night. 2 God be with you thro’ the night, Wake you to another day; Guide you thro’ the morning light, Keep you ever in His way. [Refrain] 3 When death’s night shall hover o’er, God be with you thro’ the night; Bear you to the golden shore, Where there’s everlasting light. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [God be with you thro' the night]

They Crucified Him

Author: J. M. W. Hymnal: NSP21917 #70 (1917) First Line: Come, sinner, behold what Jesus hath done Refrain First Line: They crucified him, they crucified him Languages: English Tune Title: [Come, sinner, behold what Jesus hath done]