A Light in the Window.

1. There's a light in the window for thee, brother, There's a light in the window for thee,

A dear one has moved to the mansions a-bove, There's a light in the window for thee.

A mansion in heaven we see, And a light in the window for thee,

A mansion in heaven we see, And a light in the window for thee.

Jesus. Je-sus, Je-sus, Why, all the way 'long it is Je-sus.

1. Say, brothers, will you meet us? Say, brothers, will you
Say, sisters, will you meet us? Say, sis-ters, will you

meet us? meet us?

2 By the grace of God we'll meet you, 13 Jesus lives and reigns forever

Where parting is no more; That will be a happy meeting On Canaan's happy shore.

174.

On Canaan's happy shore.
Glory! glory! hallelujah!
Forever, evermore!

Ye Soldiers of the Cross, Arise!

1 Now I know what makes me happy, | 2 Lord, give us gospel measure,

Now I know what makes me happy,

Pressed down and ruuning o'er. Now I know what makes me happy, 3 Lord, keep the fire burning 'Tis glory in my soul. With glory in my soul.

176. Sunday School Song. Tune: A Home Up Yonder, No. 20.

1 There is a place I love to go,
Sunday-Sunday,

In storm or sunshine, rain or snow,
That's the Sunday School.
Chorus.--For I love the bells ringing,
Sunday-Sunday,

I love the cheerful singing
At the Sunday School.

2 I would not stay at home to play,
I'd rather come and hear them pray.
3 We read that Jesus died and rose
That we might flee from sin's dark woes.

177.

Avon. C. M.

(334.)

Scottish.

1. Sinners, the voice of God re-gard, 'Tis mer-cy speaks to - day;

1. And must I be to judgment bro't, And an-swer in that day

:S:

Fine.

say?

For every vain and idle tho't, And ev-ery word I D. S. The judgment day is roll-ing round, Pre-pare to meet thy God.

Chorus.*

D. S.

The judgment day is rolling round, The judgment day is rolling round,

2 Yes, every secret of my heart Shall shortly be made known, And I receive my just desert

For all that I have done.

3 How careful then ought I to live,
With what religious fear,

Who such a strict account must give
For my behavior here.

4 Thou awful Judge of quick and dead,

The watchful power bestow;

So shall I to my ways take heed

To all I speak or do.

5 If now thou standest at the door,
O, let me feel thee near,

And make my peace with God before
I at thy bar appear.

*The above Chorus may be sung as Judgment or Dying Day.

1. When pity prompts me to look round Upon my fellow clay, See men re-ject

the gospel sound, O God, what shall I say? O God, what shall I say?

2 My bowels yearn for dying men,

Doomed to eternal woe,
Fain would I speak, but 'tis in vain
If God does not speak too.

3 O sinner, sinner, won't you hear
When in God's name I come?

Upon your peril don't forbear,

Lest hell should be your doom.
4 Now is the time, the accepted hour
O sinners, come away!
The Saviour's knocking at your door
Arise without delay.

182.

Buokfield. L. M.

Maxim

When strangers stand and hear me tell What beau-ties in my Saviour dwell,

is gone they fain.... would know,.. That they may seek and love him too.

him too, Where he is gone they fain would know, That they may seek and love him too.