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Blessed the hour when Jesus first spoke
Author
: W. T. Noss
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #53 (1893)
Blessed the hour when Jesus first spoke
Shout the glad tidings of joy
Author
: J. B. Mackay
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #54 (1893)
First Line
: Oh, what a wonderful Saviour is mine!
Shout the glad tidings of joy
We love to gather at evening
Author
: Fanny J. Crosby
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #55 (1893)
We love to gather at evening
Come, come, oh, come
Author
: J. B. Mackay
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #56 (1893)
First Line
: Why are you languishing here by the way
Come, come, oh, come
Come home, come home, the fold is free
Author
: M. A. Whitaker
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #57 (1893)
Come home, come home, the fold is free
Oh, the music rich and sweet
Author
: Rev. E. A. Hoffman
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #58 (1893)
First Line
: Oft I seem to hear sweet music
Oh, the music rich and sweet
The fountain now is open wide
Author
: Cowper
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #59 (1893)
First Line
: There is a fountain filled with blood
The fountain now is open wide
We are building day by day
Author
: Henrietta E. Blair
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #60 (1893)
First Line
: We are building in sorrow, and building in joy
We are building day by day
I once was a stranger to grace and to God
Author
: Rev. R. M. McCheyne
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #61 (1893)
I once was a stranger to grace and to God
Will you meet me in the morning
Author
: Lidie E. Hewitt
Hymnal
: OPS1893 #62 (1893)
Will you meet me in the morning
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