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He That Winneth Souls Is Wise

Author: Peter Hanson Hymnal: CYBER #16056 First Line: Go out on the streets and the highways Refrain First Line: For he that is wise, he that is wise Lyrics: 1 Go out on the streets and the highways, Go out with the message of love; Go tell in the corners and byways Of Jesus, the Friend from above. Refrain: For he that is wise, he that is wise, For he that is wise winneth souls. 2 Go forth in the strength of the Master— Fear nothing, for He is your guide; Go rescue their souls from disaster, The Savior will stand by your side. [Refrain] 3 Go out, and from bondage deliver; Go free them from struggle and strife, And tell them that Christ, the Lifegiver, Is able to give them new life. [Refrain] 4 Go out and proclaim it with gladness, The story that ever is new, That Jesus from sorrow and sadness Can save and receive even you. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Go out on the streets and the highways]

Come In

Author: Margaret Adams Hymnal: CYBER #16057 First Line: O Savior, Thou art patient still Refrain First Line: Come in, come in Lyrics: 1 O Savior, Thou art patient still, Tho’ I have grieved Thee sore, Have slighted Thee, betrayed and Denied Thee o’er and o’er; Yet in Thy mercy wide and deep Thou hast not turned away, For lo! I find Thee waiting Outside my door today. Refrain: Come in, come in, Too long have I denied; For O I need, I need Thee, Whom once I crucified. 2 I see Thee yonder on the cross, And hear Thy prayer for me— O love, O grace amazing! Dear Lord, how can it be? It was my sins that nailed Thee there, And Thou didst take my place To die for my transgressions, And for the human race. [Refrain] 3 I yield at last, O blessèd One, The door stands open wide! Behold, and hear me pleading With Thee to come inside. Thy name shall be my sweetest song, My joy, my pride, my boast; Come in, come, Abba Father, Come, Son and Holy Ghost. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O Savior, Thou art patient still]

Sounding The Watch-Cry

Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby Hymnal: CYBER #16058 First Line: Sounding the watch-cry, on we go Refrain First Line: Then sound aloud the watch-cry Lyrics: 1 Sounding the watch-cry, on we go; Ever our colors glad we show; Soldiers of Jesus, march along With happy, happy hearts and grateful song. Refrain: Then sound aloud the watch-cry, Joyful as we go; Sound aloud the watch-cry Working here below; Sound the watch-cry ever Till our work is done, And our crown is won. 2 Sounding the watch-cry far and near, Glory to Jesus, Savior dear; O let the earth rejoice and sing Hosanna to His name, our heav’nly king. [Refrain] 3 Fearless and faithful we would be; Savior, unite us all in Thee; Fit us to dwell on yonder shore And shout aloud Thy praise for evermore. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Sounding the watch-cry, on we go]

Song Of Victory

Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby Hymnal: CYBER #16059 First Line: Crowns of glory in the land of the blest Lyrics: 1 Crowns of glory in the land of the blest, We shall receive when our toils are o’er; There the weary from their labors rest, Singing to Jesus praise evermore; Pressing onward, strangers here below, Looking upward, cheerfully we go Where the crystal waters murmur low, In the land of song. Crowns of glory in the land of the blest, We shall receive when our toils are o’er; There the weary from their labors rest, Singing to Jesus praise evermore 2 There we’ll gather, when the battle is done; Robes of rejoicing await us there; Palms of triumph, when the victory’s won, Each valiant soldier ever shall wear; Praise to Jesus then will be our theme; While we walk beside the living stream, In the smiles of love that ever beam From His face divine. Crowns of glory in the land of the blest, We shall receive when our toils are o’er; There the weary from their labors rest, Singing to Jesus praise evermore. Languages: English Tune Title: [Crowns of glory in the land of the blest]

A Christmas Rejoicing

Author: Mrs. Frances B. M. Brotherson; Richard W. Adams Hymnal: CYBER #16060 Meter: 7.6.7.6 D First Line: Ring out a joyful chorus Lyrics: 1 Ring out a joyful chorus, In numbers sweet, oh, earth! Chant forth in loud hosannas Our royal Savior’s birth. Now over mount and valley, O’er forest, hill and plain, Awake the old, old story, In loftiest notes again. 2 Down through the vanished ages, Along the shores of time, Like streams of silvery beauty, We hear its echoed chime. Unnumbered silent voices Have joined the glorious hymn; Glad eyes have caught its rapture, Whose light in death is dim. 3 Today we stand with shepherds, Beneath Judea’s skies; We hear from Heav’n’s high portals Triumphant strains arise; We watch the star whose brightness Doth guide them safely—where, With deepest awe and wonder, They find Messiah there. 4 Within a lowly manger Straw cradles His dear head; In poverty and suffering His infant tears were shed. Oh, earth! is this thy welcome To Christ, the King of Heav’n? Is this the royal greeting To your Redeemer giv’n? 5 ’Tis said that since that moment A beauty hath been giv’n To baby brows—a pureness Touched with a trace of Heav’n. That in sweet dreams the angels Are o’er them night and day. With whispers of rare glory That will not pass away. 6 That motherhood makes loving And tender mother hearts; To even life’s rough places Deep gentleness imparts. Since, Mary, on thy bosom The infant Savior slept, And thou, with love and blessing, Thy first sweet watches kept. 7 With loving, patient spirit, Earth’s paths the Savior trod; With willing hands and toiling— A man and yet a God. In every calling faithful, With mission high and grand, He passed away in triumph, To reign at God’s right hand. 8 Dear Savior, ever blessèd! Upon this day of days We come with loud hosannas, To swell the royal praise. We look from earthly places, Where Thy pure feet have trod, Up to Thy throne of power, Ascended Lord and God. 9 High wave Thy royal banner Across the wide, wide, world, Today its folds of brightness By loyal hands unfurled. It shelters well the household; It lights the far off shore, And sounds the silvery key-note, That summons to adore. 10 Float high, Judea’s banner! O’er hosts of earth and Heav’n; Display in clouds of beauty The fadeless record giv’n. Wear well thy holiest luster, That all the world may see, Redeemer! Mediator! The names that make us free. Languages: English Tune Title: ST. EDITH

See, He Comes!

Author: Christopher Wordsworth Hymnal: CYBER #16061 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D First Line: See, He comes! whom every nation Lyrics: 1 See, He comes! whom every nation Taught of God, desired to see, Filled with hope and expectation, That He would their Savior be. Sing, O sing with exultation, Lo! He calls us to our home; Peace, redemption, joy, salvation, Now from Heav’n to earth are come. 2 See, He comes! whom kings and sages, Prophets, patriarchs of old, Distant climes, and countless ages, Waited eager to behold. Sing, O sing with exultation, Lo! He calls us to our home; Peace, redemption, joy, salvation, Now from Heav’n to earth are come. 3 See the Lamb of God appearing, God of God, from Heav’n above; See the heav’nly Bridegroom cheering His dear bride with looks of love! Glory to th’eternal Father, Glory to th’incarnate Son, Glory to the Holy Spirit, Glory to the Three in One! Languages: English Tune Title: SANCTUARY

Good Will

Author: Margarette W. Snodgrass Hymnal: CYBER #16062 First Line: Good will to men, the angels sang Lyrics: 1 Good will to men, the angels sang, Thro’ out the earth the echoes rang. Good will to men from Heaven, Good will to men from Heaven. Refrain: Good will (good will), Good will (good will), Good will to men from Heaven; Good will (good will), Good will (good will), Good will to men from Heaven. 2 Such gift of joy, no heart must keep, Broadcast the seed, if thou wouldst reap The harvest in rejoicing, The harvest in rejoicing. [Refrain] 3 Ring out good will from day to day, To toiling pilgrims by the way, And speed them on their journey, And speed them on their journey. [Refrain] 4 The hearts that fill will overflow, And scatter joy wherever they go. Good will and gladsome greeting, Good will and gladsome greeting. [Refrain] 5 And when, at last, the journey done, The danger past, the victory won, We’ll join the angel chorus, We join the angel chorus. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Good will to men, the angels sang]

Lord, Who Didst The Prophets Teach

Author: Christopher Wordsworth Hymnal: CYBER #16063 Meter: 7.7.7.7 First Line: Lord, who didst the prophets teach Lyrics: 1 Lord, who didst the prophets teach To prepare Thy way of old; And by Thy apostles preach Truths of wisdom manifold; 2 Teach us to behold Thee, Lord, Present in the sacred page, Living Word in written word; Coming thus to every age. 3 Coming in King David’s psalms, In Isaiah’s trumpet-call, In St. John’s deep, quiet calms, In the glowing fires of Paul. 4 Coming brightly from afar To the lands with darkness dim, On the evangelic car Of Thy fourfold cherubim. 5 Thus, O blessèd Lord, when we On Thy Holy Scriptures look, May we ever worship Thee, Coming in Thy sacred book. 6 So, when as a scroll is past Heav’n, and earth with all its strife, We may see our names at last Written in the Book of Life. Languages: English Tune Title: POSEN

Repent, Repent, The Baptist Cries

Author: Christopher Wordsworth Hymnal: CYBER #16064 Meter: 8.6.8.6.10.10 First Line: "Repent, repent," the Baptist cries Lyrics: 1 "Repent, repent," the Baptist cries "For near at hand is He Who with the Spirit will baptize: Th’incarnate Deity! I am the voice, He th’eternal Word; I but a servant, He th’almighty Lord." 2 As Thou Thy messenger didst send O Lord, before Thy face, So send’st Thou ever, till the end, Thy ministers of grace; Thou comest in them; all they have is Thine; They are but channels, Thou the source divine. 3 O blessed Savior, may we learn Thee in Thy church to see, Thee in Thy ministers discern, And in them honor Thee; Thou at the font and altar, Lord, dost stand, Tending, unseen, Thy people with Thy hand. O may Thy pastors faithful be, And feed with wholesome food Thy own dear flock, redeemed by Thee With Thy most precious blood. So at Thy second coming we and they May in Thy heav’nly fold be safe alway. Languages: English Tune Title: WREXHAM

The Galilean Fishers Toil

Author: Christopher Wordsworth Hymnal: CYBER #16065 Meter: 8.6.8.6 D First Line: The Galilean fishers toil Lyrics: 1 The Galilean fishers toil All night, and nothing take; But Jesus comes–a wondrous spoil Is lifted from the lake. 2 Lord, when our labors are in vain, And vain the help of men, When fruitless is our care and pain, Come blessèd Jesu, then! 3 The night is dark, the surges fill The bark, the wild winds roar; But Jesus comes, and all is still— The ship is at the shore. 4 O Lord, when storms around us howl, And all is dark and drear, In all the tempests of the soul, O blessèd Jesu, hear! 5 A frail one, thrice denying Thee, Saw mercy in Thine eyes; The penitent upon the tree Was borne to paradise. 6 In hours of sin and deep distress, O show us, Lord, Thy face; In penitential loneliness, O give us, Jesu, grace! 7 The faithful few retire in fear Unto the upper room; But suddenly, with joyful cheer, They see their Master come. 8 Lord, come to us, unloose our bands, And bid our terrors cease, Lift over us Thy blessèd hands, Speak, holy Jesu, peace. 9 In days when faith will scarce be found, And wolves be in the fold, When sin and sorrow will abound, And charity wax cold, 10 Then hear Thy saints, who to Thee pray To bring them to their home; Hear, when the Bride and Spirit say, "Come, blessed Jesu, come!" Languages: English Tune Title: A LITTLE KINGDOM