No. 27.

Gome to the feast.

Charlotte G. Homer.

COPYRIGHT I, 1896, BY CHARLES H. GABRIEL.

W. E. M. HACKLEMAN, OWNER.

W. A. Ogden.

1. "All things are read-y," come to the feast! Come, for the ta - ble now is 2. "All things are read-y,” come to the feast! Come, for the door is open 3. "All things are read-y," come to the feast! Come, while He waits to welcome 4. "All things are read-y,” come to the feast! Leave evo'ry care and worldly

spread; Ye fam-ish-ing, ye wear-y,come, And thou shalt be rich - ly fed. wide; A place of hon - or is reserved For you at the Mas-ter's side. thee; De - lay not while this day is thine, To-mor-row may nev-er be. staite; Come, feast up-on the love of God, and drink ov - er-last- ing life.

Bring him to the lov • ing Sav-ior, He will own him as His child.
Al will have a heart - y wel-come Who a bet - ter life be - gin.
He can cleanse from all de - file-ment, Make the sin-stained pure and white.
Some poor wand'rer in the dark-ness, Waits for thee to bring him .in.

He is call-ing now in ten-der-ness, Standing read-y, waiting to for-give;

He will welcome all who come to Him, He the sin - ner will re - ceive.

But I long to rise in the arms of faith, And be clo-ser drawn to 'Thee.
Let my soul look up with a stead-fast hope, And my will be lost in Thine.
When I kneel in pray'r,and with Thee, my God, I commune as friend with friend!
There are heights of joy that I may not reach Till I rest in peace with Thee.

REFRAIN.

Draw me near - er, nearer, blessed Lord, To the cross where Thou hast died;

near-er, near - er,

Draw me nearer, nearer, nearer, blessed Lord, To Thy precious, bleeding side.

1. Teach me, 0, Thou Ho-ly Spir - it, How to do my Master's will; 2. Teach me how to be sub - miss - ive, Free - ly con - 88-crat - ing all; 3. Teach me how to trust Him full y,

E’en when faith is sore - ly tried; 4. Teach me how to follow tru ly, Nev er run - ning on be- fore;

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In be-dience to His bid - ding, Help me His commands ful - fill.
Fond-est hopes with joy re - sign-ing, In sur-ren - der to His call.
Teach me how to tell the sto ry Of a Sav-ior cru-ci - fiod.
Ev in His foot-steps walk - ing, Till my serv-ice here is o’er.

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No. 31.

One Day for Thee.

Rev. W. C. Pool.

COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY CHA8. H. GABRIEL

E. O. EXCELL, OWNER,

Chas. H. Gabriel.

1. Lord, make to-day one day for Thee; Lead, lest I stray, 0 lead Thou me; 2. Lord, make to-day one day for Thee; Lived at Thy side o may it be; 3. Lord, make to-day one day for Thee; Take full con- trol, dear Lord, of me; 4. Lord, make to-day one day for Thee, Till all to - days life's day shall be;

Give faith to trust when naught I see,-Lord, make to-day one day for Thee. Lest I should fall, O hold Thou me,-Lord, make to-day one day for Thee. Guide Thou my tho’ts-first,let this be:—Lord, make to-day one day for Thee. And then from Heav'n,0 let me see All of life's day one day for Thee.

CHORUS.

One day for Thee, one day for Theel Lord, make to-day one day for Theel

One day for Thee, one day for Theel Lord, make to-day one day for Thee.