No. 14.
EDITH G. CHERRY.

All for Jesus.

I. ALLAN SANKEY.

1. I have heard Thy voice, Lord Je-sus, Say-ing in Thy grace di - vine, 2. I have nothing worth Thy taking, Thou, whom heav'nly hosts a-dore! 3. For the words that now Thy children Whisper up-ward falt'ring - ly,

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er more.

"Fear thou not, I have redeem'd thee; I have call'd thee, thou art Mine." But my heart is long-ing, yearning, To be Thine for ev Soon shall be their shout of tri-umph, Echoing far from sea

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to sea.

morning light, And talk

tune be found, Like David's harp, of sol emn sound.

bright they shine! How deep

of

all Thy truth at night.

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No. 16.

Just For To-Day.

"As thy days, so shall thy strength be."-DEUT. 33: 25.

EBEN E. REXFORD.

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VICTOR H. BENKE.

1. My Fa-ther, this I ask of Thee; Knowing that Thou wilt grant the plea,2. I do not ask a lift - ed load, Nor for a smooth and thornless road; 3. Strength for the present hour and need-This giv-en, then I'm blest in-deed, 4. Strength for to-day, that I may make Some sad souls glad, for Je-sus' sake;

Strength for to-day-just for to-day.
Life's dai-ly bur-dens an y-where.
Suf- ficient strength for an - y-thing.

For this, and only this, I pray,
Simply for strength enough to bear
For each day, as it comes, will bring
Then they, with me, at eve shall say, Thank God for strength He gave to-day.

CHORUS.

Strength for each tri-al and each task, What more, my Fa-ther, should I ask?

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Just as

I need it, day by day, Strength for my weakness, —this I pray.

God shall "wipe a-way all tears;" There's no death, no pain, nor fears;
God shall" wipe a way all tears;" There's no death, no pain, nor fears;

ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my-self in Thee."

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Rock of A-ges,