1. There is a calm for those who weep. A rest for wea - ry pilgrims found; 2. The storm that sweeps the wintry sky No more disturbs their deep repose, 3. I long to lay this painful head And aching heart beneath the soil;

1. Hov

er o'er me, Holy Spirit; Bathe my trembling heart and brow; 2. Thou can'st fill me, gra-cious Spir it, Tho' I can-not tell Thee how; 3. I am weak-ness, full of weak-ness; At thy sacred feet I bow; 4. Cleanse and com-fort; bless and save me; Bathe, oh, bathe my heart and brow;

Fill me with thy hal-low'd pres-ence, Come, Oh, come and
But I need Thee, great-ly need Thee, Come, Oh, come and
Blest, di-vine, eternal Spirit, Fill with pow'r, and
Thou art com - fort - ing and saving, Thou art sweet-ly

fill me now. fill me now. fill me now. fill-ing now.

D. S. Fill me with Thy hal-low'd pres-ence, Come, oh, come and fill me now.

REFRAIN.

Fill

me now, fill me now, Jesus, come and fill

me now.

D.S.

sin;

Not far, not far from the kingdom, Yet in the shadow of
Not far, not far from the gateway, Where voices whisper and wait;
Catching the strains of the music, Floating so sweetly a long;
Out in the dark and the danger, Out in the night and cold;

How

But

Tho
Tho'

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ing, How few are enter-ing in.
They lin-ger still at the gate.
Yet join-ing not in their song.
So kind-ly in - to the fold.

are com-ing and go
fear-ing to enter in bold - ly,
knowing the song they are singing,
he is now long-ing to lead them

CHORUS.

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Not far, not far from the kingdom, Yet ling'ring still at the gateway; Oh,

Gathering Home.

Rev. 20: 12.

179

REV. I BALTZELL, by per.

1. We'll all gath-er home in the morn-ing, On the banks of the bright jasper 2. We'll all gath-er home in the morning, At the sound of the great ju bi 3. We'll all gath-er home in the morn-ing, Our blessed Redeem-er to

sea; We'll meet all the good and the faith-ful; What a gath'ring that will be! lee; We'll all gath-er home in the morn-ing; What a gath'ring that will be! see; We'll meet with the friends gone before us; What a gath'ring that will be!

180 We shall Best in the Cool of the Day.

F. A. EVANS.

A. J. SHERWALTER, by per.

1. On the breast of the mighty Jehovah We have learned in all trust to repose, 2. For a light shineth down thro' the shadows And the narrow-gate pathway we see,

For His mercy will carry us 0 ver, Tho' the legions of darkness oppose; Lying straight o'er the thorn mantled meadows,, And it waiteth for you and for me;

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Tho' the shadows of grief gather o'er us, And the sun shineth dim on the day; And we gather his soul-cheering sto-ry, From the saints who have trodden the way;

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He will send the cloud-pillar before us, He will lead us himself on the way. Where the Lord taketh up to His glo - ry, They shall rest in the cool of the day.

CHORUS.

There we'll rest,

sweetly rest, There we'll rest,

Rest in the cool of the day.

sweetly rest,