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Hallelujah!

Hymnal: SoB1877 #88 (1877) First Line: Christ, the Lord, is ris'en to-day

Then pray for the Bible, and fight for it, too

Author: Rev. S. L. Harkey Hymnal: SoB1877 #89 (1877) First Line: Our fathers who gave us this land

There is a reaper whose name is Death

Author: H. W. Longfellow Hymnal: SoB1877 #91 (1877)

Watchman! tell us of the night

Hymnal: SoB1877 #92 (1877)

Out in the gloomy night sadly I roam

Author: Stella Hymnal: SoB1877 #94 (1877)

Now I lay me down to sleep

Author: Eugene H. Pullen Hymnal: SoB1877 #95 (1877)

Father, whate'er of earthly bliss

Hymnal: SoB1877 #96 (1877)

When I am old, when I am old

Hymnal: SoB1877 #97 (1877)

Memories sad, memories dear

Author: Miss Julia B. Harkey Hymnal: SoB1877 #98 (1877) First Line: Shadows are gently, slowing creeping

O bright heaven! with thy mansions fair

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #100 (1877) First Line: No sickness there, no sickness there

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