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Thou didst give Thy-self a ran-som To a - tone for one like me.
But a sha - dow to that glo - ry, Of my hid-den life in Thee.”
And the lessons Thou hast taught me, By the Spir - it thro' Thy word.
And the prom-ise that as sures me, Thou wilt hear and answer pray’r.

I will praise Thee, I will bless Thee, For the peace Thy love be-stows,

And the fountain Thou hast opened, That to all so

free - ly flows.

No. 20.

The Story Must be Told.

“It is the power of God unto salvation."-Rom. 1: 16. FANNY J. CROSBY.

IRA D. SANKEY.

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the pre-cious gos - pel sto - ry, How it tells of love to all, the bless - ed gos - pel sto - ry, Of His meek and low - ly birth,-the wondrous gos - pel sto - ry; There is life in ev -'ry word;

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How the Sav-iour in com- pas - sion, Died to save us from the fall; And the wel-come of the an - gels When they sang good-will to earth;There is hope and con - so - la - tion, Where the message sweet is heard;

How He came to seek the lost ones, And to bring them to His fold ;Of the cross, on which He suffered, -As by proph-ets seen of old, Let us tell it to the wea - ry, And its beau-ties all un - fold;

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누음 Let us hast - en to pro-claim it, For the sto - ry must be told. Of His death and res - ur - rec- tion, Let the sto - ry now be told.. 'Tis the on- ly guide to heav - en, And the sto - ry must be told.

1. Je - sus calls us, o'er the tu - mult Of our life's wild, rest-less sea ; 2. Je - sus calls us from the wor-ship Of the vain world's golden store; 3. In our joys and in our sor - rows, Days of toil and hours of ease, 4. Je - sus calls us! by Thy mer-cies, Saviour, may we hear Thy call;

Day by day His sweet voice sound-eth, Say-ing, Chris - tian, fol-low me! From each i - dol that would keep us, – Say-ing, Christian, love me more ! Still He calls, in cares and pleas-ures,—Christian, love me more than these! Give our hearts to Thy 0 . be - dience, Serve and love Thee best of all !

No. 22.

Sunshine on the Hill.

“Until the day break and the shadows flee away."-SOL. SONG 2: 17. FANNY J. CROSBY.

CHAS. H. GABRIEL.

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--748- .1. There are shadows in the val - ley, Where our tir - ed feet must go; 2. There are shadows in the val - ley, But we breathe the sweet perfume 3. O, the shadows in the val - ley, Like a dream will pass a - way;

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But we hear the peaceful wa - ters, As they mur - mur soft and low;-
Of the ro - ses on the mountain, In their love - ly, ver - nal bloom;
They will van-ish at the dawn-ing, Of the bright and glorious day;

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And our Shepherd whispers gen-tly, As He leads us on-ward still:
And a-gain our Shepherd whispers, As He leads us on-ward still:
E - ven now there comes an ech - 0, And we feel its mag-ic thrill:

“There are sha - dows in the val-ley, But 'tis sun-shine on the hill.”

1. At the cross, I was kneeling, When the Lord, Himself re- veal-ing;
2. In the cross, I will glo - ry, And to all pro-claim the sto - ry;
3. To the cross, I am cling-ing, And my faith and hope are sing-ing;
4. I was lost but He found me, With His love di-vine He bound me;

Gave me peace in be - liev - ing, When I sought His mer - cy there.
How I found my Re-deem - er, And He heard my hum-ble prayer.
songs of praise to my Sav-iour, For His kind and gen - tle care.
O, my full heart adores Him, For He heard my hum-ble prayer.

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