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Christ Is All.

"Unto you therefore which believe he is precious."-1 Pet, ii: 7.
W. A. WILLIAMS, by per.

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en-tered once a home of care, For age and pen -ury were there, stood be-side a dy -ing bed, Where lay a child with ach-ing head, 3 I saw the martyr at the stake, The flames could not his courage shake, 4. I saw the gospel her-ald go To Af-ric's sand and Greenland's snow, 5. I dreamed that hoary time had fled, And earth and sea gave up their dead, 6. Then come to Christ, oh! come to-day, The Fa-ther, Son, and Spi-rit say;

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Yet peace and joy with-al; I asked the lone-ly mother whence Her helpless Wait-ing for Je-sus' call; I marked his smile,'twas sweet as May, And as his Nor death his soul appall; I ask'd him whence his strength was giv'n, He look'd triTo save from Satan's thrall; Nor home nor life he counted dear, 'Midst wants and A fire dis solved this ball; I saw the church's ransom'd throng, I heard the The Bride re-peats the call; For He will cleanse your guilt-y stains, His love will

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cy are wondrously free; His blood as a ran Brother, his grace and his mercy are wondrously free, Brother, his blood as

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1. We are toiling up the way, Narrow way, narrow way; We have T'ward the distant shining land, Golden land, golden land, Where the 2. Tho' the journey may be long, Hard and long, hard and long, We will We shall en-ter by the cross, Blessed cross, blessed cross, Gain-ing

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