THE

EVANGELISTS'
SONGS OF PRAISE

No. 2.

BY

REV. C. V. STRICKLAND.

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HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

BEQUEST OF
PHILLIPS BARRY
JULY 1, 1939

PREFACE.

THE success of the original "Evangelists' Songs of
Praise," and the kindly criticisms upon it, encourage the
author to present to the public this new collection of
Gospel Songs. The fitness of "No.
No. 2" for revival work
will be seen at once.

The book is used by Evangelist WM. E. GEIL and
other successful Christian workers.

Care has been taken to include music appropriate for
Church Service, Sunday-School, Christian Endeavor, etc.
That these songs will help in the building up of Zion
is the earnest hope of

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THE AUTHOR.

COPYRIGHTED, 1892, BY C. V. STRICKLAND.

Gath-er round the stand-ard, Hail our Savior King, (our Sav-ior King;

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Hearts of joy and glad-ness To Christ, our Savior, bring, (our Savior bring.)

2 I'LL ENTER THE OPEN DOOR.

A. J. SHOWALTER.

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For the door of his love is open, He wait-eth for those who seek,
I have on ly the plea to offer, That Je-sus for me has died,
Oh, the faith in my soul grows stronger, I tremble with fear no more,

But I trem-ble with fear and doubting, Oh, why is
And with only my heart to give him, I haste to
'Tis my Savior that bids me welcome, I'll en-ter

my faith so weak?
his bless-ed side.
the o-
- pen door.

From "Work and Worship," by permission of A. J. SHOWALTER.

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I'LL ENTER. Concluded.

CHORUS.

I'll enter the open door,
I'll

I'll enter the open door;

enter the open door, wide open door, I'll enter the open door, wide open door;

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