Brethre We Have Met to Worship
   Words: George Atkins
   Tune: William Moore

Verse 1

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Brethren, we have met to worship and adore the Lord our God;

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Will you pray with all your power, while we try to preach the Word?

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All is vain unless the Spirit of the Holy One comes down;

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Brethren, pray, and holy manna will be showered all around.

Verse 2

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Brethren, see poor sinners round you slumbering on the brink of woe;

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Death is coming, hell is moving, can you bear to let them go?

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See our fathers and our mothers, and our children sinking down;

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Brethren, pray and holy manna will be showered all around.

Verse 3

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Sisters, will you join and help us? Moses' sister aided him;

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Will you help the trembling mourners who are struggling hard with sin?

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Tell them all about the Savior, tell them that He will be found;

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Sisters, pray, and holy manna will be showered all around.

Verse 4

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Let us love our God supremely, let us love each other, too;

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Let us love and pray for sinners, till our God makes all things new.

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Then He'll call us home to Heaven, at His table we'll sit down;

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Christ will gird Himself and serve us with sweet manna all around.

   Be Glorified
   Words:
   Tune: 

Verse 1
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IN MY LIFE LORD BE GLORIFIED BE GLORIFIED

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IN MY LIFE LORD BE GLORIFIED TODAY 

Verse 2
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IN MY SONG LORD BE GLORIFIED BE GLORIFIED

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IN MY SONG LORD BE GLORIFIED TODAY

Verse 3
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IN YOUR CHURCH LORD BE GLORIFIED BE GLORIFIED

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IN YOUR CHURCH LORD BE GLORIFIED TODAY

   Break Thou the Bread of Life
   Words: Mary Lathbury 1841-1913, Alexander Groves 1842-1909
   Tune: William F. Sherwin 1826-1888
   Category: The Bible

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1 Break Thou the bread  of   life,  Dear Lord, to me,
2 Bless Thou the truth, dear Lord,  To me,     to me,
3 Thou art the bread    of   life,  O Lord,    to me,
4 O send Thy spir   -   it,  Lord,  Now un  -  to me,

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1 As Thou didst break the  loaves Be    -side the sea;
2 As Thou didst bless the  bread  By     Gal- i-  lee;
3 Thy ho-ly Word      the  truth  That   sav -eth me;
4 That He may touch   mine eyes,  And    make me  see:

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1 Be-  yond  the sa-   cred page  I    seek Thee, Lord;
2 Then shall all bond- age cease, All  fet-ters   fall;
3 Give me    to  eat   and live   With Thee a -   bove;
4 Show me    the truth con-cealed With-in   Thy   Word,

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1 My spir-it  pants for Thee, O   liv-ing   Word.
2 And I shall find my peace, My   all in    all.
3 Teach me to love Thy truth, For Thou art  love.
4 And in Thy  book re-vealed I    see Thee, Lord.

   Blessed Redeemer
   Words: Avis B. Christiansen 1895-1985
   Tune: Harry Dixon Loes 1892-1965
   Category: The Cross

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1. Up Cal-v'ry's moun-tain one dread-ful morn,
2. Fa'ther, for-give them! thus did He   pray,
3. O  how  I  love  Him,  Sav-ior  and   Friend,

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1. Walked Christ my Sav-ior, wea-ry and  worn;
2. E'en while His life-blood flowed fast a-way;
3. How  can  my  prais - es  ev -er find end!

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1. Fac-ing for sin-ners death on the    cross,
2. Pray-ing for sin-ners while in such  woe
3. Thry years un-num-bered on heav-en's shore,

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1. That He might   save them  from end-less loss.
2. No one but      Je-sus     ev-er loved   so.
3. My tongue shall praise Him for-ev-er -   more.

Chorus

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Bless-ed Re-deem-er! Pre-cious Re-deem-er!

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Seems now I see Him on Cal-va-ry's tree;

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Wound-ed and bleed-ing, for sin-ners plead-ing

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Blind and un-heed-ing dy-ing for me! 

   Blessed Assurance
   Words: Fanny J. Crosby 1820-1915
   Tune: Phoebe P. Knapp 1939-1908
   Category: Assurance

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1 Bless-ed as-sur-ance,  Je-sus is   mine!
2 Per-fect sub-mis-sion, per-fect de-light!
3 Per-fect sub-mis-sion- all is at   rest,

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1 O what a fore  -taste of glo-ry   di-vine
2 Vi-sions of rap-ture now burst on my sight;
3 I in my Sav    -ior am   hap-py   and blest

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1 Heir of sal-va-tion,    pur-chase of God
2 An-gels de-scend-ing    bring from a-bove
3 Watch-ing and wait-ing, look-ing a  -bove,

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1 Born of His     Spir-it,   washed in   His blood.
2 Ech-oes of      mer -cy,   whis  -pers of  love.
3 Filled with His good-ness, lost   in   His love.

Chorus

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This is my sto-ry, this is my song, Prais-ing my Sav-ior all the day long;

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This is my sto-ry, this is my song, Prais-ing my Sav-ior all the day long.

   Be Thou My Vision
   Words: Mary E. Byrne 1880-1931
   Tune: Traditional Irish Melody
   Category: Commitment and Consecration

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1. Be Thou   my Vi  -sion, O   Lord of   my   heart
2. Be Thou   my Wis -dom,  and Thou my   true Word
3. Rich-es   I  heed not,  nor man's emp-ty   praise
4. High King of heav-en,   my  vic-to   -ry   won,

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1. Naught be all else to   me,    save that Thou        art;
2. I ev-er with       Thee and    Thou with me,         Lord;
3. Thou mine in-her-i   -tance, now  and al          -ways;
4. May I reach heav-  en's joys,  O    bright heavn'n's Sun!

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1. Thou my best thought,   by day or   by   night
2. Thou my great Fa -ther, and I Thy   true son
3. Thou and Thou on -ly,   first in    my   heart
4. Heart of my own heart,   what-ev-er be-  fall,

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1. Wak-ing   or sleep-ing,  Thy pres -ence my   light.
2. Thou in   me dwell-ing,  and I     with Thee one.
3. High King of heav -en,   my  Treas-ure  Thou art.
4. Still be  my Vi   -sion, O   rul  -er   of   all.

   Be Still, My Soul
   Words: Katharina von Schlegel, b. 1697
   Tune: Jean Sibelius, 1865-1957
   Category: Life in Christ

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1. Be still, my soul! the Lord is   on  thy    side;
2. Be still, my soul! thy God  doth un -der  - take
3. Be still, my soul! the hour is   has-t'ning on

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1. Bear pa   -tient-ly the  cross of grief or  pain;
2. To   guide the   fu-ture as    He has   the past.
3. When we    shall be for -ev   -er with  the Lord,

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1. Leave to thy  God to or-der          and pro -vide
2. Thy hope, thy con-fi-dence let       noth-ing shake;
3. When dis-ap  -point-ment, grief, and fear are gone,

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1. In  ev-'ry  change He   faith-ful will  re-main.
2. All now mys-te-rious    shall be bright at last.
3. Sor-row for-got, love's pur  -est joys  re-stored.

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1. Be still, my soul! thy best,   thy heav'n-ly   Friend
2. Be still, my soul! the waves   and winds still know
3. Be still, my soul! when change and tears are   past;

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1. Thru thorn-y   ways leads to a     joy-ful  end.
2. His  voice Who ruled them while He dwelt be-low.
3. All  safe  and bless-ed   we shall meet at  last.

   Beneath the Cross of Jesus
   Words: Elizabeth C. Clephane 1830-1869
   Tune: Fredrick C. Maker 1844-1927
   Category: The Cross

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1 Be-neath the cross of   Je-sus  I fain would take my   stand
2 Up-on that   cross of   Je-sus  Mine eye at  times can see
3 I take,   O  cross, thy shad-ow For my a  -  bid-ing   place;

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1 The shad-ow of a   might-y     rock With -in a      wea-ry    land;
2 The ver-y dy  -ing form  of    One  Who   suf-fered there for me;
3 I   ask no oth-er  sun  -shine than the   sun-shine of  His   face;

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1 A   home with-in the wil-der-ness,  A     rest up -on   the way,
2 And from my smit-ten heart with tears Two won-ders I con -  fess
3 Con-tent to let the  world go by, To      know no  gain nor loss,

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1 From the burn-ing of the  noon-tide heat,  And the bur-den of  the day.
2 The won -ders of  re     -deem-ing  love   And     my  un -wor-thi-ness.
3 My sin  -ful self my      on  -  ly shame, My      glo -ry all the cross.

   Battle Hymn of the Republic
   Words: Hulia Ward Howe 1819-1910
   Tune: Traditional American Melody
   Category: Patriotic 

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1 Mine  eyes  have  seen  the  glo-ry  of  the  com - ing  of the Lord,
2 I  have seen Him in the watch - fires of a hun -dred cir-cling camps,
3 He has sound-ed forth the trum-pet thgat shall nev-er sound re-treat,
4 In the beau - ty of the  lil - ies Christ was born a - cross the sea,

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1 He is     tram-pling out the  vin-tage where the  grapes of wrath are stored;
2 They have build-ed Him an      al-tar  in the     eve-ning  dews  and  damps;
3 He is     sift-ing out the hearts of   men be    -fore  His judg - ment seat;
4 With a    glo-ry in His bos      -om   that trans-fig - ures   you   and  me;

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1 He hath loosed the fate-ful light-ning of His ter-ri-ble swift sword-
2 I can read His right-ious sen-tence by the    dim and flar-ing lamps-
3 O be swift, my soul, to an-swer Him! be       ju-bi-lant, my   feet!
4 As He died to make men ho-ly, let us          live to make men free,

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1 His   truth is march-ing on.
2 His   day is   march-ing on.
3 Our   God is   march-ing on.
4 While God is   march-ing on.

Chorus

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Glo-ry! Glo-ry, hal-le-lu-jah!

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Glo-ry! Glo-ry, hal-le-lu-jah!

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Glo-ry! Glo-ry, hal-le-lu-jah!

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His truth is march-ing on.