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Jesus, Who Died A World To Save

Author: William Hammond, 1719-1782 Hymnal: CYBER #8021 Meter: 8.8.6 D Lyrics: 1 Jesus, who died a world to save, Revives and rises from the grave, By His almighty power; From sin, and death, and hell set free, He captive leads captivity, And lives to die no more. 2 Lo! how He bursts the bonds of death, And reassumes His vital breath, To make our title good; May all our souls to Heav’n aspire, In thought, in will, in strong desire, To earthly pleasure dead. 3 With thankful hearts we look and see Our Savior clothed with majesty Triumphant o’er the tomb; Yet though our Lord is honored thus, Still all His thoughts are fixed on us, He’ll take us to His home. 4 His church is all His joy and crown, He looks with love and pity down On her He did redeem; He tastes her joys, He feels her woes, And prays that she may spoil her foes, And ever reign with Him. Languages: English Tune Title: JOSEPHINE

Stupendous Grace

Author: Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751 Hymnal: CYBER #8022 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Stupendous grace! and can it be Lyrics: 1 Stupendous grace! and can it be Designed for rebels such as we? O let our ardent praises rise High as our hopes beyond the skies! This flesh, by righteous vengeance slain, Might ever in the dust remain: There guilty spirits sent to dwell Midst all the flames and fiends of hell. 2 But lo! Incarnate Love descends; Down to the sepulcher it bends; Rising, it tears the bars away, And springs to its own native day. Then was our sepulcher unbarred, Then was our path to glory cleared; Then, if that Savior be our own, Did we ascend a heav’nly throne. 3 A moment shall our joy complete, And fix us in that shining seat, Bought by the pangs our Lord endured, And by unchanging truth secured. O may that love, in strains sublime, Be sung to the last hour of time! And let eternity confess, Thro’ all its rounds, the matchless grace. Languages: English Tune Title: CREATION

My Lord, Didst Thou Endure Such Smart?

Author: Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751 Hymnal: CYBER #8023 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: My Lord, didst Thou endure such smart Lyrics: 1 My Lord, didst Thou endure such smart, My life, when forfeited, to save? And didst Thou bear upon Thy heart My name, when rising from the grave? 2 Am I in Thy remembrance still, Midst all the glories of Thy throne? To form Thy servant to Thy will, And fix my dwelling near Thy own? 3 What can a feeble worm repay For love so infinite as Thine? The torrent bears my soul away, The impetuous stream of grace divine. 4 To Thee, my Lord, it bears me on, Self shall be deified no more; By self betrayed, by self undone, I live by Thy recovering power. 5 Accept a soul so dearly bought; Bought by Thy life upon the tree; A soul which by Thy Spirit taught, Knows no delight but serving Thee. Languages: English Tune Title: DEPAUW

Glory Unto God

Author: James P. Mills Hymnal: CYBER #8024 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D First Line: Glory unto God our Father Refrain First Line: Glory, glory, chant it, fathers Lyrics: 1 Glory unto God our Father, Glory to the bleeding Lamb, Glory to the cleansing Spirit, Triune Godhead, great I Am. Refrain: Glory, glory, chant it, fathers, Glory, glory, mothers, sing; Join the chorus, sons and daughters, Every heart some tribute bring. 2 Glory in the highest, Glory Glory to Emmanuel’s name; Glory give in song and story, Saints and angels chant the same. [Refrain] 3 Glory His, whose blood hath bought us, Richly on the cross outpoured. Glory His, whose love hath sought us, Father, be by all adored. [Refrain] 4 Glory now, and glory ever, Glory when affliction falls, Glory give in each endeavor, God in Christ to glory calls. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: KRAMARIK

Light Will Greet Thee By And By

Author: Latta C. Lord Hymnal: CYBER #8025 First Line: Is thy trembling heart aweary? Lyrics: 1 Is thy trembling heart aweary? Are thy footsteps almost gone? Does life seem a weary burden? Courage, brother, struggle on! Bear it cheerfully and bravely, Do not stop to weep or sigh; After night the morning dawneth, Light will greet thee by and by. Refrain: By and by the morning dawneth, By and by, by and by. Tho’ thou see’st no sign of dawning, Light will greet thee by and by. 2 Is thy spirit sad within thee? Raise thy heart in earnest prayer; Trust a Father’s loving kindness, Trust a Father’s tender care. Call upon Him in thy sorrow, He will hear thy faltering cry; Tho’ thou seest no sign of dawning, Light shall greet thee by and by. [Refrain] 3 Has thy spirit grown aweary? Do not falter in the strife! God has work for thee, my brother, As thou tread’st the path of life. Darkness may obscure thy pathway, Clouds may gather in the sky; Storms may rage, but do not murmur, Light shall greet thee by and by. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Is thy trembling heart aweary]

Millennium Hymn

Author: W. G. Brown Hymnal: CYBER #8026 First Line: Isles of the south, awake! Lyrics: 1 Isles of the south, awake! The song of triumph sing; Let mount, and hill and vale, With hallelujahs ring: Shout, for the idols overthrown, And Israel’s God is God alone. 2 Wild wastes of Afric, shout! Your shackled sons are free; No mother wails her child ’Neath the banana tree: No slave ship dashes on thy shore; The clank of chains is heard no more. 3 Shout, vales of India, shout! No funeral fires blaze high; No idol song sings loud, As rolls the death-car by: The banner of the cross now waves Where Christian heralds made their graves. 4 Shout, rocky hills of Greece! The crescent head lies low; No Moslem flings his chain Around the Christian now; But Greek and Moslem join in one To praise the Savior, God the Son. 5 Shout, hills of Palestine! Have you forgot the groan, The spear, the thorn, the cross, The wine press trod alone, The dying prayer that rose from thee, Thou garden of Gethsemane? 6 Hail, glad millennial day! O, shout, ye heavens above! Today the nations sing The song, redeeming love: Redeeming love the song shall be: Hail, blessèd year of jubilee! Languages: English Tune Title: HETCH HETCHY

What Is Life?

Author: Thomas Kelly Hymnal: CYBER #8027 First Line: What is life? ’tis but a vapor Lyrics: 1 What is life? ’tis but a vapor; Soon it vanishes away; Life is but a dying taper; O my soul! why wish to stay! Why not spread thy wings, and fly Straight to yonder world of joy? 2 See that glory—how resplendent! Brighter far than fancy paints; There, in majesty transcendent, Jesus reigns—the King of saints: Spread thy wings, my soul! and fly Straight to yonder world of joy. 3 Joyful crowds, His throne surrounding, Sing with rapture of His love; Through the heavens His praises sounding, Filling all the courts above: Spread thy wings, my soul! and fly Straight to yonder world of joy. 4 Go, and share His people’s glory, Mid the ransomed crowd appear; Thine a joyful, wondrous story, One that angels love to hear: Spread thy wings, my soul! and fly Straight to yonder world of joy Languages: English Tune Title: GRAND CANYON

The Way Of Holiness

Author: Mrs. M. A. Biglow Hymnal: CYBER #8028 Meter: 10.10.10.10 First Line: O let me seek that path, where winds of woe Lyrics: 1 O let me seek that path, where winds of woe, And storms of sin and wrath, can never blow! The star of heavenly hope, has ever beamed Along the way cast up, for the redeemed. 2 It is a blissful way, safe and secure; Leading to realms of day, a pathway sure. All other paths we tread, through this dark clime, Must be with fears o’erspread, with cares of time. 3 But O! this holy way, the vulture’s eye, The hideous beasts of prey, shall ne’er descry. Then let me seek the path, where winds of woe, And bitter storms of wrath can never blow. Languages: English Tune Title: MOUNTAIN VIEW

Dearer Than Heaven

Author: Mary Elizabeth Servoss Hymnal: CYBER #8029 First Line: It may be He'll come in the morning Refrain First Line: And so I will strive to be ready Lyrics: 1 It may be He’ll come in the morning, When the sunbeams are greeting the flowers; And the heart is o’erflowing with gladness, That thrills through life’s earlier hours. Refrain: And so I will strive to be ready, For His coming, whene’er it may be, For His welcoming smile of approval Will be dearer than Heaven to me. For His welcoming smile of approval Will be dearer than Heaven to me. 2 It may be He’ll come in the noontime, When the spirit is burdened with care; And the souls that should always be waiting, Forget for the Lord to prepare. [Refrain] 3 It may be He’ll come in the evening, When the sun has gone down in the west, When the toiler has ceased from his labor, And song birds are seeking their nest. [Refrain] 4 It may be He’ll come at life’s midnight, When the weary soul longs for its rest, And the years, once so joyous and happy, With seed-time and harvest have blest. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [It may be He'll come in the morning]

Search the Scriptures

Author: Priscilla Jane Owens Hymnal: CYBER #8030 First Line: Would you precious treasure gain? Refrain First Line: Holy Bible, God hath spoken Lyrics: 1 Would you precious treasure gain? Would you endless life obtain? Search the Scriptures, for the truth is written there; Let thy heart take earnest heed, Let your faith each promise plead, God will teach the souls that read His word with care. Refrain: Holy Bible, God hath spoken, Let His Word direct my way; Holy Bible, wondrous token, I believe thee, I receive thee and obey. 2 Would you lead young souls today In the safe and narrow way? Take the sacred message given from on high; For the word of truth and grace Is a light in every place, That will teach us how to live and how to die. [Refrain] 3 Till the day-star from above Fill your heart with light and love May the music of the Gospel onward roll; Till the shadows are withdrawn, And the light from Heaven dawn, And the splendor flood the earth from pole to pole. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Would you precious treasure gain]