Old Rugged Cross, The
   Words: George Bennard
   Tune: George Bennard

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1. On a hill   far  a-way stood an        old      rugged cross,
2. O that old  rugged cross, so           despised by the world,
3. In that old rugged cross, stained with blood    so di- vine,
4. To the old  rugged cross I will        ev     - er be  true;

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1. The   emblem of    suffering and shame;
2. Has a wondrous a-  ttraction for me;
3. A     wondrous     beauty I      see,
4. Its   shame and re-proach gladly bear;

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1. And I love      that old cross where the dear - est and best
2. For the dear    Lamb of  God left His    glo-   ry  a - bove
3. For ’twas on    that old cross Jesus     suffer-ed and  died,
4. Then He’ll call me some  day to my       home   far a - way,

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1. For a     world of lost sinners was slain.
2. To        bear it to    dark Calva -ry.
3. To        pardon and    sanctify    me.
4. Where His glory for-    ever I’ll   share.

Chorus

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So I’ll cherish the old rugged cross,

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Till my trophies at last I lay down;

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I will cling to the old rugg-ed cross,

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And exch-ange it some day for a  crown.

   O Worship the King
   Words: Robert Grant
   Tune: William Gardiner's
   Category: God's Glory

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1. O wor-ship      the King,  all  glo-rious  a  -bove,    And   grate-ful-ly  sing
2. O tell of       His might, and  sing of    His grace,   Whose robe is   the light,
3. Thy boun-ti    -ful care,  what tongue can re -cite?    It    breathes  in  the
4. Frail chil-dren of  dust,  and  fee-ble    as  frail,   In    Thee do   we  trust,
5. All hail to     the King!  in   splen-dor  en -throned; Glad  prais-es  we  bring,

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1. His   won   -der -ful  love;  Our Shield and   De -fend-er,
2. whose can   -o   -py   space. His char-iots    of  wrath the
3. it    shines in   the  light. It  streams from the hills; it
4. nor   find   Thee to   fail.  Thy mer-cies how ten-der,
5. Thy   won   -ders make known. Re -turn-ing vic-to -rious,   

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1. the   An-cient   of     Days,  Pa-vil-ioned in  splen-dor, and gird-ed  with praise.
2. deep  thun-der-  clouds form,  And dark is  His path on    the wings of the  storm.
3. de   -scends to  the    plain, And sweet-ly dis-tills in   the dew and  the  rain.
4. how   firm to    the    end!   Our Mak-er,  De -fend-er,   Re -deem-er, and  Friend!
5. great con-queror of     sin,   King Je-sus, all glo-rious, our vic-t'ry will win.

   Onward Christian Soldiers
   Words: Sabine Baring-Gould 1834-1924
   Tune: Arthur S Sullivan 1842-1900
   Category: Spiritual Warfare

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1 On-ward, Chris-tian sol    -  diers, March-ing as to     war,
2 At the sign of      tri    -  umph   Sa-tan's  host doth flee;
3 Like a might-y      ar     -  my     Moves the Church of God:
4 On-ward, then, ye   peo    -  ple,   Join our  hap-py    throng,

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1 With the cross of    Je  - sus    Go-ing on        be  - fore!
2 On, then, Christ-ian sol - diers, On to vic-       to  - ry!
3 Broth-ers, we are    tread-ing    Where the saints have  trod;
4 Blend with ours your voic -es     In the tri      -umph  song;

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1 Christ, the roy-al   Mas -     ter, Leads a-gainst the foe;
2 Hell's foun-da-tions quiv-     er   At the shout   of  praise;
3 We are no di        -vid -     ed;  All one bo    -dy  we,
4 Glo-ry, laud, and    hon -     or,  Un-to Christ   the King;

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1 For  -ward    in-   to   ba-t-t-le, See  His  ban- ners  go!
2 Broth-ers,    lift  your voic  -es, Loud your an  -thems raise!
3 One   in      hope  and  doc-trine, One  in   char-i    -ty.
4 This  through count-less a-    ges  Men  and  an  -gels sing.

Chorus

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On-ward Christian sol-diers, march-ing as to war,

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With the cross of Je-sus go-ing on be-fore.

   Only Trust Him
   Words: John H. Stockton
   Tune: John H. Stockton
   Category: Invitation and Acceptance

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1. Come, ev-ery soul by sin op-pressed - There's mer-cy with the Lord.
2. For Je-sus shed His pre-cious blood, Rich bless-ings to be-stow;
3. Yes, Je-sus is the Truth, the Way, That leads you in-to rest;

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1. And He will sure-ly give you rest By trust-ing in His Word.
2. Plunge now in-to the crim-son flood That wash-es white as snow.
3. Be-lieve in Him with-out de-lay And you are ful-ly blest.

Chorus

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On-ly trust Him; on-ly trust Him. On-ly trust Him now.

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He will save you; He will save you. He will save you now.

   O How I Love Jesus
   Words: Frederick Whitfield, 1829-1904
   Tune: Traditional American Melody
   Category: Praise and Adoration

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1. There is a  name    I     love to hear, I     love to sing    its worth;
2. It tells me of      a     Sav-ior's love, Who died to set     me  free;
3. It tells of One     whose lov-ing heart Can   feel my deep   -est woe,

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1. It sounds like mu     -sic in mine ear, The     sweet-est   name on   earth
2. It tells me    of      His pre-cious blood, The sin  -ner's per -fect plea.
3. Who in each    sor    -row bears a part That    none  can   bear be-  low

Chorus

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O how I     love Je-sus, O how I     love Je-sus,

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O how I     love Je-sus, Be-cause He    first loved me!

   O God, Our Help in Ages Past
   Words: Isaac Watts 1674-1748
   Tune: William Croft 1678-1727
   Category: God's Guidance and God's Care

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1. O God,     our help  in a   -ges past, Our     hope  for years to  come,
2. Be-fore    the hills in or  -der stood, Or     earth re-ceived her frame,
3. Time, like an  ev-   er-roll-ing stream, Bears all   its sons  a  -way;
4. O God'     our help  in a   -ges past, Our     hope  for years to  come,

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1. Our  shel-ter from  the   storm-y    blast, And our e-ter     -nal  home.
2. From ev  -er  last -ing   Thou art   God,   to  en -less years the  same.
3. They fly, for-got  -ten,  as a dream Dies   at  the op-'       ning day.
4. Be   Thou our guide while life shall last,  And our e-ter     -nal  home.