SUNDAY FEBRUARY 23, 2020 (LESSON 216) MORNING DEVOTIONAL SERVICE 1. Marching Through Georgia.............:csseceeeee Orchestra 2. Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.....TCII 5.....Choir 3. If The Lord Wasn't Walking by my Side....Youth Choir Anthem: Will Your Anchor Hold?....Tab 108... S/Song: Don't Turn Around EVENING REVIVAL & EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 1. Clarinet Ensemble 2. My Redeemer..... 3. Do You Know My Jesus?......... S/Song: Come Unto Him and Rest.BH 462.Female ChoirCarrie B. Adams Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing Robert Robinson { ¢ (i “ ‘ i & iT Sein ka SIT 2. 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O Thou,In Whose Presence Joseph Swain (Meditation) ) eee Cr) Ye - He 4 Ed | Hae La) as == 4 i ee a = yy 5 . rt D RS S O Thoun,in whose presence my soul takes de-light, Onwhomin af-flic-tion I call, Where dost Thou,dear shepherd, resort with Thysheep,To feed them in pas-tures of love; Oh, whyshouldI] wander, an a-lienfromThee,Orcry in thedes-ert for bread? . Ye daughters of Zi-on, de-clare,have youseen TheStarthat on Is - ra - el shone? . He looks!andthe thousands of an-gels re-joice,And my-ri-ads wait for His word; Dear Shepherd! ]_ hear, and will fol-low Thy call; I know the sweet sound of Thy voice; NAP wone C7 2 mt Zz My com-fort by day and my song in the night My hope, my sal - va - tion my Say, why in the val-ley of deathshouldIweep, Ora-lone in this wil- der-ness rove? Thy foes will re-joice when my sor-rows they see, And smile at the tears I have shed. Say, if in yourtents my Be-lov- ed has been, And where with His flocks He is gone? He speaks!ande - ter- ni- ty, filled with His voice, Re - ech- oes the praise of the Lord. Re- store and de-fend me, for Thou art my all, AndinThee I will ev-er re-joice, £2 Q 2If The Lord Wasn't Walking By My Side ? Ss. HENRY SLAUGHTER i —4 ae 1 was drifting on 1 wae driftlng, the sea of de. spair, a d Ant 1 wa sin - ful plight, He heard me V+. Heard me Pray-ing on my knees at night, apy log, 4 = Now Im sing - ing a glad now song, lng “Ings, 2 4 Bo-ause tin eS =e — j= == by Harvest Timo Publishing. Ansigned to Singapirntlon,Tnc. Copy os hy in pirat, Hieision of The amiarvnn Gorpeatlon, ALE rights renerved,‘Well, I don't gow T don't know just what 11 do If the Lord was-r't walking by my SS pS —— What would I lo, PP I p Whatwould do when it’s my time to die? Vd be day, 14 be friend-tess al! 1 bo PregameHil And ld be hejpleess ba b == 9-9-3128 fone and blue, Ti bo helpless, woutdlt know what es 10, l know just what [id do If . | Well I don't know, the Sa thot hj Lord was-n't walking bymy side. WhatwouldI do’ Aft? —— eat tears fill my eyes? What would do when it’s my timeto die? WhatwouldI do? a by my side, wasedt walk-ing by my If The Lord 3LO8 We Have An Anchor PRISCILLA J. OWENS . J, Kimkrarrick Wu Descant (small notes) by I'red Jacky 1, Will your anchor hol in the storms of life, When the clouds unfold their wings of strife? 2, It is safe-ly moored, “trill the storm withstand, For ’tis well se-cured by the Savior’s hand; 3. It will firm-ly hold in the strains of fear, When the breakers have told the reef is near; 4, When our eyes behold thro’ tho gatl’ring night The cit-y of gold, our har-bor bright, orate a eeees eerie ee When the strong tides lift, and the cables strain, Will your an-chor drift, or firm re-main? And the cables, passed from His hoart to mine, Can de - fy the blast thro’ sbrenglh di-vine, Tho’ the tom-pest rave and the wild winds blow, Not anan-gry wave shall our bark o’er-flow. We shall an-chor fast on the heav’nly shore, With the storms all past for - ev -er- more, Descant Able... seese ee Fol eee ls pL TF eee Pr Arr. Copyright, 1941. Hope Publishing Company, owner113 Don't Turn Around to the Things You Left Behind J. W. P. John W. Peterson 1.At the cross youknelt and were con-vert-ed, Je-sus saved your soul that 2.Gone the gleamand glit-ter of the old life, It couldnev- er real - ly 8.Some-day you willreach the gate of Heavy - en Andyour race on earth will O GC i C A - a » < ‘ OQ Ss TA py Oe _ F_ —e ‘si | yee Ae er | eo OS De tl leave the straight andnar-row way. such a boun-ti- ful sup-ply. Don’t turn a-round to the things you hap - py land thatneedsno sun. 7 pe [/-—} — > 4 re 7 ee eo 2 As =e pe ee DO AT be a Ne ee CY EN Set yourface like a flint and walk righton to the prom-ised <1 ee Copyright 1975 by Singspiration, Division of The Zondervan Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission.Don’t Turn Around to the Things You Left Behing ——————— (aa ro (a ‘ - Don’t turn a - round to the things you left be - tog he fe jt 2 Getting Usedtothe Family of God 114 W. J. G. and Gloria Gaither land, William J. Gaither 1.Climb-ing the moun-tains,” cross - ing theplains, Ford-ing the riv - ers, 2. Reach-ing ourhands to a broth - er that’snew, Learn-ingto say, tS 1] , (2 [nie a a A Tes tet 1 i =a (SV Aye AAT AT SIA TAI Cr N . 4 % shar-ing the pain, Some-timestheloss-es, and some-times the gain, that I real- ly love you; Leam-ing to walk as the Mas-ter would do, pom] D.S.- Learning to love you,how eas-y it is, Fine CHORUS PPT ed ned = rfl — + ©Copyright 1974 by William J. Gaither. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Used by permission,388 My Redeemer P. P. Buiss JamEs MCGRAMAIAN ma BT DT =< yet a — +-s— ; ? =—_8--—_9— 7 —_ _ | ~ 1.1 willsing of my Re-deem-or And His won-drous love to me; 2. I will toll the won-droug sto-ry, How my lost es-tate to save, 3. I will praisomy dear Re-deom-or, His tri - um - phant power!'ll tell, 4.1 willsing of my Ro-deem-or, And His heaven-ly love to me; : | 2p —s_ comets SE —- PoP Se See ee | pet = ret a SaaS Sey See -- | Ve On the cra-el cross He suf-fered, From the curse to set me free, In His bound-less love and mer-cy, He the ran-som free-ly gave. How the vic- to - ry He giy-eth O - ver sin, and death, amd hell. Hoe from death to lifehathbroughtme, Son of God, with Him to " p pee Sf. . - D-«-fre (Rp fa ee he Se eye 8 rj PB dg —-g —I ~o- © . 4 Sing, oh, sing . . of my Re-deem - er, With His Sing, ob, sing of my Re-doom-er, Sing, oh, sing of my Ite-deem-er, With His JA jp. § TP? a (we I [ed a o > s 2 SA Te an: i a ae i Fe nett vy GI fe Tce p Blood .. . . He pur-chasedme..... On the cross. .. . Hesealedmy blood He parckar.4 i} 1th Hia-blood He purchased me, On the cross He sealed my pardon, On the -] eo ee par - don, Paid thedebt . . . .andmadomefres. . s cross Hesealed my par-don, Paid tho debt and made mo free, and made mefres, seepe pe eee Dd fd pepper et462 Come Unto Him and Rest ' c : Vv B. 1. MoKnoiny ¢pia An ERE AND CHORUS) Arr, by B. BY pa oR _Durr A n dan le ep a hee a2) SSS all ye that ls bor, in grief and sor - row, and bend age, ye wea - ry and...... on Christ a - lone...... de-pend, lot Je - ous have...... con- tral, a ay ae oo ee 2 aoe ne ge v ww -@-' jh Pa ee aoe ee a a Come with your bur - den, Come when your heart is dis - trast, He will not leave you, He will pro - tect, de - fend, Come to the Sav - lour, He will re- deem and make whole, —3 - ae — : A — = eg ge =——— IG i 1 == = Oh, coma, oh, come, Come and He’ll give you reat, sweet rest. Oh, coma, oh, come, You will find Him your dear= est Friend, Oh, come, oh, coma, Come and find e un - to your soul, ie , c™ Ca SSS ees ee Y rN yay “av (aoe ee ——, a 5 | (ey: O— ———] es —— pb Pp fe bh SS] +f Covyright, 1040, by Tho Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist eeCome Unto Him and Rest (ep ey Sea saasi A ee —— ay ae : Come to the Say + jour, On Him your bur - den roll,..... a oh, come, Come and find rest wun-to your soul, 463 Touch Me, Lord Jesus me, Lord - sus, With Thy love di-~ vine; Cleanse my heart, dear 2. Touch me, Lord Je - sus, Calm the fears in me; Let me know Thy 3. Touch me, Lord Je - sus, ‘With Thy power di ~ vine; Make each throb- bing 4, Touch me, Lord Je - sus, Make my heart Thy throne; Mold my life and 5 a wl 2 fee ie 9 -p- ee 6 Eo b a Mas - ter, Make me whol-ly Thine, pres - ence Jn each soul I see, Touch me, bless-ed Je - Bus, heart- beat Sing in tune with Thine, use me Ey - er as Thine own. w tN 7 oe] i a a Da a a ee ee CJ Se eg | | eo i Oe Hy ! Cc I would be Thine own; Take my will for - ev - er, Make it Thine a - Jone, fh - -_ an ee eee <= iiay tt oo I Ca Pa : (O)— — ore Se ee ee pas oe =o PP Ay Copyright, 1940, by The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention