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Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart.

ADAPTED BY E. O. S.

E. O. SELLERS.

1. Thy 2. For

Word is a lamp to my
ever, O Lord, is Thy
morn-ing, at noon, and at

way,

feet, A light to my path al Word Established and fixed on high; night, I ever will give Thee praise; 4. Thro' Him whom Thy Word hath foretold, The Saviour and Morn-ing Star,

3. At

I have a Saviour Who keeps by His love; O friend without Jesus, Have you?
I have a Shepherd Who seeks when I stray;O friend without Jesus, Have you?
I have a Father, Who warns ere I fall; O friend without Jesus, Have you?
I have believ'd Him; His love makes me sing;O friend, I receiv'd Him; Will you?

CHORUS.

My

dear loving Sav-iour, my

Keeper, my King, My

blessed Re-deem-er, Thy prais - es I sing! Yes, I have a

Master so gentle and true; O friend with-out Je-sus, Have you?

arms,
arms, ev-er

look-ing home a-bove; Just lean on the Sav-iour's arms!

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Will You Make Him Yours Today?

HARRY DIXON LOES. (Words Altered.)

HOMER A. HAMMONTREE.

1. I have found in Jesus the Re-deem-er from all sin; By His love di-vine 2. I am stand-ing firm-ly on the promises so strong, They're a rock unmoved, 3. Tho' the path before me may be sometimes dark and drear, He's a faith-ful Guide, 4. All I have I'd give Him, since He gave His life for me, Law was sat-is-fied

this sal-vation's mine; O make Him your Saviour, as His prais-es I be-gin; by the a-ges proved; They are sealed in Jesus, to Whom all the worlds be-long; ev · er at my side; In my heart I love Him, and love cast-eth out all fear; when my Sav-iour died; Trusting in His mer-cy, O, re-ceive Him and be free;

blood can wash your sins a - way; He would be your Sav-iour, but the

Copyright, 1916, by Homer A. Hammontree,