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In all the range of song books published in this country, there is not one on the great and absorbing subject of Missions. We therefore offer the following pages without apology, praying for the speedy Triumph of the cause of Jesus among all kindred and tongues.

We hereby express our thanks to the many authors who have so liberally contributed to these pages.

S. M. BROWN. J. M. HUNT.

Copyright, 1889, by The John Church Co.

The Missionary Triumph,

No. 1. The Missionary Triumph.

"Awake, awake.' put on thi/ streiigih, 0 Zw7i." — Isa. 52: 1.

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1. A - wake! a - wake! put on thy strength, Church of the liv - ing God;

2. They plead ! " send help ! " Our country's sons, From snow-clad mount to sea ;

3. They come ! they come I The ransomed ones,Wliere'er on earth their homes ;

Shine forth ! shine forth ! thy light is come, Its heams dif-fuse a - " Send forth ! send forth ! the Bread of Life ;" O hear your brother's

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"Go work to-dny in my vineyard." —Matt. 21: 28. Laura C. Nurse. Frank M. Davis, by per.

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Lit - tie souls put on the ar - mor In the winsome days of youth.

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Lit - tie souls who toil for Je - sus, Rest for - ev - er in his love.

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"Go work to-day in iiiij vineyard." —Matt. 21 : 28.

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1. Up in the morning ;ind away to the field, Toiling in the vineyard ground;

2. Nev-er grow weary in the work of the Lord, Toiling in the vineyard ground;

3. Faithfully toiling till the Master shall come, Toiling in the vineyard ground;

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Come, Join the Army.

'■'Come thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of J(/e."— Rev. 2: 10.

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2. Trust on ! trust on, tho' failings May bow thee to the dust, But in thy deepest

3. Trust on ! the danger presses, Temjjtation strong is near, Yet o'er life "s dangerous

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Shout the Tidings.

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Rally to the Master's Call.

"Go work to-daij in my vineyard." — Matt. 21: 2S.

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1 . In the vineyard of the Lord go work to-day, Ral-ly to the Master's call ;

2. To the vineyard then away, ere morning sun Ris-es in the heavens high ;

3. Youthful workers, then, go forth to work for (Jod In the fields already white;

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No. 10. In the Cross.

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2. When tlie woes of life o'er-take me, Hopes deceive and fears an - noy,

3. When the sun of bliss is beaming Light and love up -on my way,

4. Bane and blessing, pain and pleasure, By the cross are sane - ti - fied ;

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3. Dear dy - ing Lamb, thy precious blood Shall nev-er lose its pow'r,

4. E'er since, by faith, I saw the stream Thy flowing wounds supply,

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Peace on Earth.

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Go Forth to the Field.

Eliza M. Sherman.

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1. Go forth to the field of the harvest, The Master is calling for thee ;

2. Go forth with a smile for the weary, Go forth with a word for the sad ;

3. Go forth with a heart true and tender. And scatter the sunshine to all ;

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Mary Francis Tyler.

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Such servants to employ, To make us partners in thy toil. And sharers in thy joy ! C'ho.-I hear the call, I now reply,

Send me, (J Master, here am I.

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No. 18.

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Look unto the Fields.

John 4: 35.

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1. Go ye out to the fields for the harvest is ready, Go help the Master

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Work for Your Master.

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3. Sing- for your Mas - ter, sing of his love. Sing of his mercies giv - en ;

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Now is the harvest time.

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No. 21. The Harvest Time.

Rev. M. L. IIoFFORD. W. F. Sherwin, by por.

1. Lookup! be-hold, the iields are white, Tlie har-vest time is near;

2. Look up ! be-hold, the fields are white. The la - bor - ers are few ;

3. Look up ! be-hold, tiie fields are white, The Mas-ter soon will come

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Ready to Harvest.

•^FoT they are white already to harvest."— J ohk 4: 35.

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Lost Names.

"Those ivomen which labored with mc in the Gospel, and others of my feUow-laborers

whose names are in the book o/U/e."— Phil. 4: 3.

Makianne Farmingham. J. M. Hunt.

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G. W. L.

We Will Go.

G. W. Lyon, by per.

1. We will go in the strength of the Master, In the path he hath made

2. We will walk in the strength of the Master, In the la - bor he gives

3. We will trust in the strength of the Master, We will trust his Omnip-

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No. 36. Go in the Strength of Jesus.

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darkness of night to his marvelous light, To a home with the ransomed above.

talents improve by the la-bor of love. And heaven shall be thy re-ward.

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2. In your costly temiiles pray-ing, " Let thy kingdom come," we pray,

3. Grace and glory he hath sent you, Cast your line in plac-es fair;

4. Shake the earth and rend the heaven. Wake thy sleeping children, Lord,

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Zion.

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1 Zion stands with hills surrounded, Zion, kept by power divine ;

All her foes shall be confounded, Tho' the world in arms combine ;

Happy Zion, What a favored lot is thine !

2 Every human tie may perish ; Friend to friend unfaithful prove ;

Mothers cease their own to cherish ;

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Heaven and earth at last remove ;

But no changes Can attend Jehovah's love.

3 If thy God should show displeasure,

'T is to save, and not destroy : If he punish, 'tis in measure; 'Tis to rid thee of alloy.

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2. If you can not cross the ocean, And the heathen lands explore, You can

white and harvest waiting, Who will bear the sheaves away ?" Loud and find the heathen nearer. You can help them at your door. If you

strong the Mas - ter call-eth, Rich re -ward he of - fers thee; can not give your thousands, You can give the wid - ow's mite, ~ J •*- ! J . -S - . - ■•-•■•- 4— -

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You can tell the love of Jesus, You can say he died for all.

If you can not rouse the wicked With the judgment's dread alarms.

You can lead the little children To the Savior's waiting arms.

4 If you can not be the watchman, Standing high on Zion's wall,

Pointing out the path to heaven, Oflering life and peace to all ;

With your jirayers and with your bounties You can do what heaven demands ;

You can do like faithful Aaron, Holding up the projihet's hands.

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You may not be apt to teach ; "Feed my lambs," said Christ, our shepherd,

"Place the food within their reach." And it may be that the children

You have led with trembling hand, Will be found among your jewels.

When you reach the better land.

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"There is nothing I can do," ^^'hile the souls of men are dying.

And the Master calls for you. Take the task he gives you gladly,

I^et his work your pleasure be; Answer ipiickly when he calleth,

" Ht^re am I ; send me, send me."

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3. 'Tis never too late to be working for God, While souls are in per-il by

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sin. For somewhere or oth - er is one we may save, Per-

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Kate Sumner Burr.

Work and Pray.

Chas Edw. Pollock.

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2. Up, friends of Je - sus, for time will soon be o'er. Harvest days are pass- im. Shout, friends of Jesus, for when our work is done. Joyful we will gath-

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2. Thank (iod for the Bi-ble! 'tis here tliat we read Of Je - sus, the Son

3. Thank God for the Bi-ble! it tells of a land Where sorrow and pain

4. Thank God for the Bi-ble ! its truth o'er the earth We'll sow witli a bonn-

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No. 52. The Master hath Need of the Reapers.

Mrs. Annie Howe Thompson.

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Army of the Lord.

W. A. Ogden.

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2. The Bi - ble ! the Bi-ble ! blest volume of truth, How sweetly it

3. The Bi - ble! the Bi-ble! we hail it with joy; Its truths and its

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Hebron. L. M.

Isaac Watts.

Dr. L. Mason. 1830.

1. Great God, whose universal sway The known and unknown worlds obey;

2. As rain on meadows newly mown, So shall he send his influence down-

3. The heathen lands, that lie beneath The shade of overspreading death,

4. The saints shall flourish in his days. Dressed in the robes of joy and praise;

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The Lord is your strength and shield. Ye are marching to the land Where the saints in glory stand,

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And your shouts of triumph ring.

No. 60. O When shall these Glad Tidings.

J. M. Hunt.

L Great God, the na-tions of the earth Are by ere - a - tion thine.

2. But, Lord, thy great -er love hath sent Thy gos -pel to man-kind,

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3. Like bugle blast, rings clear and strong That pledge of prophet, from afar

4. Amen, Lord Jesus, onward sweep ; The lingering ages wait the sway,

5. Witli yearning heart and lifted eye The toilers watch and ever sing,

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Come, Come and See.

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2. Come and see, 'tis Je - sus call - ing. Come, come and see ;

3. Ere the paths of life grow drea - ry. Come, come and see ;

4. We liave found him and the glo - ry, Come, come and see ;

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Come and see, the shades are fall - ing. Come, come and see.

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Come and help to sing the sto - ry. Come, come and see.

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"Now is Chrisl risen fm?n the dead."— I COR. 15 20.

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Christ for the World.

S. Walcott.

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1. Yes, my native land, I love thee; All thy scenes, I love them well;

2. Home, thy joys are passing lovely — Joys no strang-er heart can tell ;

Friends, connections, hap - py coun-try, Happy home, in - deed I love thee,

Can I bid you all farewell? Can I, can I say, "Farewell?"

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Holy days and Sabbath bell, Kichest, brightest, sweetest treasure,

Can 1 say a last farewell ? Can I leave you, Can I leave you.

Far in heathen lands to dwell ?

On tlie mountains let me tell How he died — the blessed Savior —

To redeem a world from hell : Let me hasten. Let me hasten,

Far in heathen lands to dwell.

4 Yes, I hasten from you gladly, 6 Bear me on, thou restless ocean;

From the scenes I loved so well ; Let the winds my canvas swell;

Far away, ye billows, bear me ; Heaves my heart with warm emotion,

Lovely native land, farewell ! While I go far hence to dwell ;

Pleased I leave thee, rieasfd I leave thee. Glad I bid thee, Crlad I bid thee.

Far in heathen lands to dwell. Native land, farewell, farewell!

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"And Iioill show thee my faith by my works." — Jajikg 2: 18.

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The Word of Life.

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3. A -way, a - way, to the Master's work, A -way witli the morning

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Jesus shall Reign.

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2. For him shall endless prayer be made. And praises throng to crown his head ;

3. Peo-ple and realms of every tongue Dwell on his love with sweetest song ;

4. Blessings abound where'er he reigns ; The prisoner leaps to lose his chains ;

5. Let every creature rise and bring Pe - culiar hon-ors to our King ;

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And infant voic-es shall proclaim Their early blessings on his name.

The weary find e - ter - nal rest, And all the sons of want are blest.

Angels descend with songs a-gain, And earth repeat the loud A-men !

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Blow ye the Trumpet.

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2. Jesus, our great High Priest, Has full atonement made ; Ye weary spirits

3. P^xalt the Lamb of God, The sin-a - toning Lamb ; Redemption by his

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1 Arise, my soul, arise ;

Shake off thy guilty fears. The bleeding sacrifice

In my behalf appears ; Before the throne my surety stands, My name is written on his hands.

2 He ever lives above.

For me to intercede, His all-redeeming love.

His precious blood to plead ; His blood atoned for all our race, And sprinkles now the throne of grace.

3 My God is reconciled ;

His pardoning voice T hear ; He owns me for his child,

I can no longer fear ; With confidence I now draw nigh. And Father, Abba, Father, cry.

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No. 77.

Shout for Gladness.

"Fur unto you is horn (his day, in the city oj David, a S<ivior, xrhich is Christ, the

Lord."— Luke 2: 11.

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1. Shout for gladness, sous of Zi - on ! Lo ! the morning light ap-pears,

2. Shout for gladness! Christ is coming From the regions of the blest;

3. Glorious day ! so long expect - ed, Flood your tide of bliss a - long ;

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Watchnnan, Tell Me.

" M'atchviun, ivhat of the night." - Rev. Sidney S, Brewer.

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D.C. Spurn the un-be - lief that bound thee. Morning dawns, arise, a-rise !

2. See the glo-rious light as-cend-ing Of the grand Sab-bat- ic year, ■) Hark ! the voices loud proclaiming The Mes-si - ah's kingdom near; J

D.C. Sa - lem, too, ap-pears in grandeur, Tow'ring 'neath her sunlit skies.

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Seated in the jasper throne, Zion's King, arrayed in beauty.

Reigns in peace from zone to zone ; There, on verdant hills and mountains,

Where the golden sunbeams play, Purling streams, and crystal fountains,

Sparkle in th' eternal day.

4 Pilgrim, see ! the light is beaming

Brighter still upon the way ; Signs thro' all the earth are gleaming,

Omens of the coming day. When the last loud trumpet sounding,

Sliall awake from earth to sea .Ml the saints of (iod now sleeping —

Clad in immortality.

No. 79.

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2. There is work for hearts and willing Hands about on ev - 'rv side ;

3. Stand no longer i - dly wait-ing, Saying,"What am I to do ?"

4. Go and la - bor for the Mas - ter, Go and la - bor for the Lord,

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Ma - ny hearts ne'er heard the story Of the Lamb that bled and died.

"Mas - ter, what shall be my portion ?" When he loud-ly calls for you ;

And a shin - ing crown of glo - ry Shall at last be your re-ward.

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Ye Nations of the Earth.

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1 Ye nations round the earth, rejoice Before the Lord, your sovereign King,

Serve him with cheerful heart and voice. With all your tongues his glory sing.

2 The Lord is God, 'tis he alone

Doth life and breath and being give ; We are his work, and not our own ; The sheep that on his pastures live.

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And make it your divine employ To pay your thanks and honors there.

4 The Lord is good ; the Lord is kind ; Great is his grace, his mercy sure;

And the whole race of man shall find His truth from age to age endure.

No. 82.

Missionary Hymn.

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The Kingdom Coming.

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2. Joy to the earth, the Saviour reigns. Let men their songs employ ; While

3. No more let sin and sor-row grow, Nor thorns infest the ground ; He

4. He rules the world with truth and grace, And makes the nations prove The

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Hear the Cry.

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2. Na-tions, long in darkest night, Now are seeking for the light ;

3. We, whose souls are saved from sin. Now should help to others win ;

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Stand up! stand >ip for Jesus!

Ye soldiers of the cross ; Lift high iiis royal banner.

It nuist not suffer loss : From victory unto victory

His army shall l)e led, Till every foe is vanquislied,

And Christ is Lord indeed.

Stand u]) ! stand up for Jesus!

Stand in liis strength alone; Tile arm of flesh will fail you,

Ye dare not trust your own :

Put on the gospel armor, And watching unto prayer,

Where duty calls or danger, Be never wanting there.

3 Stand up ! stand up for Jesus !

The strife will not be long, This day the noise of battle,

The next the victor's song : To liim that overcometh,

A croM'u of life shall be : lie witii the King of glory

Shall reign eternally.

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Crown Him.

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2. Je ■ sus left a full fru - i - tion, To re - deem our lost con-

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No. 90. Form Your Mission Bands.

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2. Pray, pray for its sue - cess, Chil-dren, chil-dren, That it the

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Bring Ye in tiie Tithes.

Rev. Dwight Spencer.

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3. Hear the cry from A-sia, hear her dy- ing millions, Call-ing for the

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