No. 216. The Old Book and the Old Faith.

G. H. C.

COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY W. E. M. HACKLEMAN.

Geo. H. Carr.

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1. 'Mid the storms of doubt and unbelief, we fear, Stands a Book 8-
2. 'Tis the Book that tells us of the Fa-ther's love, When He sent His
3. 'Tis the Book that tells us of the will of God, And the Sav-ior's
4. 'Tis the Book that tells us of Eternal Life, After faith-ful

mains the same, 'Tis the Book of God, and the Bible is its name!

Hope within, For 'tis thro' His blood we
lieved its woe, Thro' whom strength is given
death's dark fears Is the world's best gift in

are saved from ev-'ry sin!
to con-quer ev-'ry foe!
an age of count-less tears!

CHORUS.

The Old Book and the Old Faith Are the Rock on which I stand!
The Grand Old Book and the Dear Old Faith

on which I stand!

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The Old Book and the Old Faith.

The Old

Book and the Old Faith Are the bul-wark of the land!... The Grand Old Book and the Dear Old Faith

Thro' storm and stress they stand the test, In ev'ry clime and na- tion blest;

Faith Are the Hope of ev'ry land!

The Old Book and the Old
The Grand Old Book and the Dear Old Faith

GRAND CHORUS AT CLOSE. (May be omitted.)

Oh, the Grand Old Book and the Dear Old Faith Are the Rock on which I stand!

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Oh, the Grand Old Book and the Dear Old Faith Are the Hope of ev-'ry land!

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Simply to
Let me hide

from wrath

ply

to

me hide

Thy cross I
my self in

cling, Lord, Sim-ply to
Thee, Oh, Let me hide

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Save from wrath and make me pure, Yes, Save from wrath and make me pure.

Thy cross I cling.
myself in Thee.

pure.

cling.
Thee.

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