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Copyright 1910.
By CHARLES M. ALEXANDER
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FOREWORD.

In compiling this book of Gospel Songs the purpoSe in view
has been to encourage the devotional spirit in worship, the study
of God’s Word, and personal effort in winning people to
Christ. A large number of the hymns are entirely new. Most
of the others have been an invaluable aid in the work in which
Mr. Charles M. Alexander and I have engaged in different parts
of the world. Amongst these are many of the old Standard
hymns that are known and loved everywhere, I have the
assurance that God’s approval has been given them, and I

know that they will prove a blessing to many people.

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3. \Ve are nev -er sure of meet-ing An - y-where be-neath the sun,
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He Knows, He Cares, He Loves.
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He Will Hold Me Fast.

“ Thy right hand shall hold me.”——Psalm cxxxix, 10.
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You Must Do Something To-night.
“ What shall I do then with Jesus which is called Christ ? ”—Matt. 27: 22.
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