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Edited and Compiled by
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.SONGS PEOPLE SING
IN ALL RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Published in Round and Shape Notes

PRICES:

Full Cloth Board: 35 cents each, postpaic'.
$3.50 per Dozen, postage extra
$25.00 per Hundred, postage extra
Embossed Limp: 25 cents each, postpaid
$2.25 per Dozen, postage extra

$15.00 per Hundred, postage extra

Baptist Book Concern
Louisville, Ky.

 

Published by

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Copyright, 1911. by Robert H. Coleman. Dallas, Texas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY ROBERT H. COLEMAN.

preface

In sending "The New Evangel” forth on its mission
of cheer and comfort, of prayer and praise, we wish to
make grateful acknowledgement of the valuable advice
and assistance rendered by numbers of the able pas-
tors. successful evangelists, and singing specialists.

It will be seen that this book contains an unusually
large number of songs for the price asked; and it fur-
nishes, not only the best copyrights that money could
buy, but also furnishes a variety for all services. This
large number of songs in one book was made possible, first
by increasing the number of pages from 224, to the unusual
size of 256; and second, by going to the heavy expense of
putting the familiar Hymns and Gospel Songs into special
type, thus enabling you to get the music with the words
of two or more songs on each page.

The book contains a number of very choice new
songs, which are here published for the first time. But
the majority of the selections are the very pick of "Song-
land" “songs people sing;" they are being sung around
the world to-day, and have won their places in christian
hearts, because they give such beautiful and faithful ex-
pression to the Gospel Story. Then too, there is an excep-
tionally large number of familiar "Invitation and Decis-
ion" songs, as well as practically all of the standard hymns
used to any great extent to—day.

But why say more? Friends will examine the book
before buying anyway, and that is all we ask.

We trust this book will prove a worthy successor to
"The Evangel,” which has had so cordial a reception and
such an enormous sale.

May the Master use “The New Evangel" to His
glory. '
Dallas. Texas, March, 1911.

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No. 1. Jesus, Savior, Friend of Sinners.

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY ROBT. H- COLEMAN. .
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2. J e - sus, Sav-ior, Friend of sin-ners, Comes to cheer my heart to - day;
3. J 6 - sus, Sav-ior, Friend of sin-ners, Comes to com-fort, comes to cheer;
4. Je - sus, Sav-ior, Friend of sin-hers, He has been a Friend to me;
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And to think with Him in glo - ry I shall reign e - ter-nal - 1y!
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No. 2. ~ Jesus Is Seekiné.
COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY ROBT. H. COLEMAN.
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Plead-ing with them,and en - treat-ing,“Come,my be - lov- ed, come in.”
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1. Lay hold on the hope set before you, And let not a moment be lost,

2. Lay hold on the hope set before you, Of life that you now may receive,

3. Lay hold on the hope set before you, Of joy that no mortal can speak;

4. Lay hold on the hope set before you, A hope that is steadfast and sure:
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No. 11. Higher Ground.

COPYRIGHT, 1898 BV J. HOWARD ENTWISLE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. I’m press-ing on the up-ward way,New heightsI’m gaining ev-’ry day;
2. My heart has no de -sire to stayWhere doubts arise and fears dis-may;
3. I want to ‘live a - bove theworld,Tho’Satan’sdarts at me are hurl’d;
4. I want to scale the utmost height,And catcha gleam of glo-ry bright;

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For faith has caught the joy-fulsound,The song of saints on high-er ground.
But still I’ll pray till heav’nI’ve found,“Lord,lead me on to high-er ground.

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The King’s Business.

COPYRIGHT, 1902. BY E O EXCELL
WORDS AND MUSIC.

No. 12.

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Julia H. Johnston.

Lighten the Way With a, Song.

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BV E. O. EXCELL.

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No. 14.

V. A. and Jennie Ree.

We’ll Never Grow Weary.

COPYRIGHT, 1911‘ BY ROBT. H. COLEMAN.
WORDS AND MU8IG.

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2. We’ll nev-er grow weary, but work with a will;0ur Fa-ther will sure-1y His
3. We’ll think of the mercy,remember the love 0f Him who came:down from His

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Make Him Yours. 14g ’n

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No. 16. a The Other Fellow.

COPYRtGHT, 1911,91! ROBT. 'H'. COLEMAN.
Robt. H. Coleman. worms AND MUSIC. Chas. H. Oabtlel.

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2. Are you wea- ry, lone and drear- -y? Would you have it end- ed?

3. Are you yearn-ing to be learn -ing More to love an- oth - er?

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COPYRIGHT, 1907, BY CHAS, H. GABRIEL. OWNED BY R. H. COLEMAN, DALLAS, TEX.

 

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No. 18. He Will not Turn You Away.

COPYRIGHT. 1902, BY H. N. LINCOLN.

 

 

 

 

 

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turn you a - way; Peace, com-fort and cour - age are His to im - p