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Home, home, Dear to me where'er I roam

Hymnal: SoB1877 #7 (1877) First Line: Fair land of Beulah, rest of weary pilgrims

Glory to God in the highest

Hymnal: SoB1877 #8 (1877) First Line: Beside a manger lowly

Happy day, happy day

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #10 (1877) First Line: When I can read my title clear

Open the fountain of life to me

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #11 (1877) First Line: There is a fountain fill'd with blood

Glory to God, glory to God

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #12 (1877) First Line: Alas! and did my Savior bleed

I lay my sins on Jesus

Hymnal: SoB1877 #13 (1877)

Come, says the Saviour's voice

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #14 (1877) First Line: Just as I am, without one plea

Lamb of God, I look to thee

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #15 (1877)

I am Jesus' little lamb

Author: Miss Winkworth Hymnal: SoB1877 #17 (1877)

Brightest and best of the sons of the morning

Author: Heber Hymnal: SoB1877 #18 (1877)

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