Pentecostal Hymns: A Winnowed Collection for Evangelistic Services, Young People's Societies and Sunday-Schools (Classic Reprint)

Copyright, 1891 and 1894, by Henry Date PREFATORY. Dentecost was the peep of day. Tach dawn wakens melody; music dwells in light. XT ature hails every rising sun with a matin of praise. There is a hallelujah chorus in every sunbeam, and an oratorio in every drop of dew the sun kisses. Every heart from sin set free is a whispering gallery, wherein Purity walks and Hope sings. Christianity will never fail while men and women pray, praise and practice, utbursts of song follow in the wake of showers of blessing. Satan trembles whenever he visits a church where everybody sings. n Phe heart that cannot sing needs Christ. A dumb pew makes a numb pulpit. Let it not be forgotten that sin is a discordant note whose measure is eternitv. TT oliness is a unison tone, whose time-beat is forever. Years come and go, but Peace on earth, good-will to men is the song of ages. Moses would have reached Canaan, had Miriam kept Israel singing. No forward movement is possible where doubt stifles joy, and murmurings drown the voice of praise. Qalvation is not a dirge, but a resurrection doxology. -ql X .N oTE.T he words and music of many of the pieces in this book are copyright property, and cannot be reprinted in any form whatever without the written permission of the owners HtPUBLISHERS.
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