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1g ms¯‥iY - 1917 Bs
2q ms¯‥iY - 1930 Bs
3q ms¯‥iY - 1974 Bs
4_© ms¯‥iY - 1976 Bs
5g ms¯‥iY - 1994 Bs
6ô ms¯‥iY - 3000 Kwc, 2009 Bs
7g ms¯‥iY - 4000 Kwc, 2015 Bs

m¤úv`bv : evsjv‡`k BDwbqb wgkb Mvb eB KwgwU

fzj ms‡kvab : w`wjc nvwM`K, †eb&Rvwgb ivKmvg, ievU© miKvi,
mgxi mgÏvi evàx, cÖfvZx •e`¨, iƒ‡eb wK¯‥z,
GÛªy wjÛzqvwi
mvwe©K ZË¡veav‡b : w`wjc nvwM`K I †eb&Rvwgb ivKmvg
cÖKvkK : evsjv‡`k A¨vW&‡fw›Uó †cÖm G¨vÐ cvewjwks nvDm
149 kvn& Avjx evM, wgicyi-1, XvKv-1216|
Kw¤úDUvi K‡¤úvR : cÖfvZx •e`¨
gy`ªvKi : myBwU wiwQj, c‡ÿ
evsjv‡`k A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ †cÖm G¨vÛ cvewjwks nvDm
149, kvn Avjx evM, wgicyi-1, XvKv-1216|
gy`ªY : Gb Gb wcÖ›Uvm©
†gvevBj-01911380820
kã ms‡KZ:
(Abbreviations)
AH : Adventist Hymnal
CH : Church Hymnal
En : English Section of the same book
Bn : Bengali Section of the same book
Ga : Garo Section of the same book
Sa : Santal Section of the same book
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Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ bvgK Mvb eBwUi eqm cÖvq kZ eQi n‡Z P‡j‡Q--AvMvgx
2017 mv‡j Gi kZ eQi c~Y© n‡e| lô ms¯‥iYwU 2009 mv‡j Qvcv‡bv n‡qwQj gvÎ
3000 Kwc; Pvi eQi †h‡Z bv †h‡ZB Mvb eB-Gi Afve †`Lv †`q, wewfbœ gnj †_‡K
Mvb eB-Gi Rb¨ Aby‡iva Avm‡Z _v‡K| eZ©gv‡b gÐjxi m`m¨ msL¨v cÖvq wÎk nvRvi,
†QvU-†QvU †Q‡j-†g‡q‡`i wb‡q nqZ nvRvi Pwjøk n‡e--GZ wekvj Rb‡Mvwôi Rb¨ G Aí
msL¨K Mvb eB Ach©vßB e‡U| myZivs Pvwn`vi cwi‡cÖwÿ‡Z evsjv‡`k BDwbqb wgk‡bi
cvweøwks KwgwU 2012 mv‡j 1jv b‡f¤^i mvZ m`m¨ wewkó GKwU Mvb eB mve-KwgwU MVb
K‡i I evsjv‡`k BDwbqb wgkb wbe©vnx KwgwUi Kv‡Q H mve-KwgwUwU MÖnY Kivi Rb¨
mycvwik K‡i, Ges 28 b‡f¤^i 2012 mv‡j Zv M„nxZ nq | wb‡¤œ DwjøwLZ e¨w³eM© n‡‛Qb
Mvb eB mve-KwgwUi m`m¨e„›`:
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wg. †ebRvwgb ivKmvg, †m‡µUvwi
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m½xZÕ Mvb eBwU AviI ewa©Z Kiv n‡e, bZzb-bZzb evsjv Mvb¸‡jv ms‡hvRb Kiv n‡e,
cÖPwjZ I RbwcÖq Mvb¸‡jv Z Aek¨B _vK‡e; Adventist Hymnal/Church
Hymnal bvgK A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ gÐjxi Mvb eB n‡Z Rvbv AviI Bs‡iwR Mvb ms‡hvRb
KiviI wm×všÍ †bqv nq †h me Mvb 6ô ms¯‥i‡Y ev` c‡owQj; Avw`evwm‡`i Mvb †hgb,
Mv‡iv, mvuIZvwj, IivD, Ges wÎcyiv Mvb¸‡jv ewa©Z AvKv‡i ms‡hvRb Kivi wm×všÍ †bqv
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ms‡hvRb, BZ¨vw` Kv‡Ri Rb¨ Aby‡iva Kiv nq|
mevB †ekxi fvM KvR Zv‡`i Aemi mg‡q K‡i‡Qb, `y-GK evi gvÎ Zviv
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gv‡mi gvSv-gvwS Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ Mvb eBwUi 7g ms¯‥iY QvcvLvbvq cvVvevi Dchy³Zv
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hv‡e| evsjv‡`‡k (ZrKv‡j c~e© evsjv) A¨vW‡fw›U÷ gÐjxi cv‡qvwbqvi †bZv, cv÷i
jvj‡Mvcvj gyLvwR© Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ bv‡g GKLvwb Mvb eB 1917 mv‡j Aí-¯^í cwim‡i
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cÖ_g ms¯‥iYwU Qvcvevi Rb¨ cwiKíbv K‡ib, cÖKíwU nv‡Z †bb, Ges K…wZ‡Z¡i mwnZ Zv
cÖKvkI K‡ib | cieZ©xKv‡j AviI †ek KqwU ms¯‥iY Qvcv‡bv I cÖKvk Kiv nq|
A‡bK †jv‡Ki kÖ‡gi dmj wn‡m‡e Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ 1g †_‡K 7g ms¯‥iY ch©šÍ
c~Y©v½ Mvb eB AvKv‡i iƒc wb‡q‡Q| mßg ms¯‥iY-Gi wcQ‡b A‡bK ÔKvV-LiÕ †cvov‡Z
n‡q‡Q, A‡b‡Ki Ny‡g e¨NvZ n‡q‡Q| Zey Avgiv nqZ m¤ú~Y©fv‡e fzj-ÎæwUgy³ Ki‡Z
cvwi wb| Avgv‡`i mva¨ gZ Avgiv †Póv K‡iwQ ÎæwUgy³ Kivi Rb¨| Zey Avgv‡`i
ARv‡šÍ wKQz fzj-ÎæwU _vK‡Z cv‡i e‡j Avgv‡`i aviYv, Zvi Rb¨ Avgiv ÿgv cÖv_©x|
†Kvb fzj hw` Avcbvi bR‡i Av‡m, Zv Avgv‡`i `„wó‡Z Avb‡Z hZœevb n‡eb, AvMvgx‡Z
Zv ms‡kvab Kivi cÖqvm _vK‡e| Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ Mvb eB-Gi 7g ms¯‥i‡Y hviv cÖZ¨ÿ I
c‡ivÿ fv‡e m¤ú„³ wQ‡jb, Zviv A‡bK A‡bK ab¨ev` cvevi `vwe`vi--Mvb eB mve-
KwgwUi cÿ †_‡K Zv‡`i cÖwZ Avgiv Avgv‡`i AvšÍwiK K…ZÁZv cÖKvk KiwQ| Zviv
Zv‡`i g~j¨evb mgq, Zv‡`i †gavkw³, Zv‡`i ZvjšÍ, Zv‡`i B‛Qvkw³, Zv‡`i Ávb I
`ÿZv, Ges Zv‡`i `„p g‡bvej Kv‡R LvwU‡q Mvb eBwUi mvwe©K DbœwZ-mva‡b hZœevb
n‡q‡Qb I c~Y©v½ Mvb eB-G iƒc w`‡Z mÿg n‡q‡Qb| Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ 7g ms¯‥i‡Y hv hv
Av‡Q:
evsjv Mvb - 502wU
Bs‡iwR Mvb - 202wU
Mv‡iv Mvb - 72wU
mvuIZvjx Mvb - 77wU
DivI Mvb - 30wU
wÎcyiv Mvb - 41wU
Mvb, Dcmbvi GKwU cÖavb Ask, Ges Bnv cÖv_©bvI e‡U| evB‡e‡j GKwU Mvb
eB-Gi bvg, ÔMxZmswnZvÕ, hv ivRwl© `vq~` iPbv K‡i‡Qb †hLv‡b kZ-kZ Mvb i‡q‡Q|
GKwU As‡k wZwb wj‡L‡Qb, Ò†n Ck¦i, Avgvi wPË myw¯’i; Avwg Mvb Kwie, Avgvi †M․ie
mn ¯Íe Kwie| RvMÖZ nI, †bej I exYv; Avwg Elv‡K RvMvBeÓ (MxZmswnZv 108:1-2)|
G Mvb eBLvwb e¨env‡ii gva¨‡g hw` gÐjxi m`m¨-m`m¨v‡`i AvwZ¥K Rxeb ¯^‡M©i w`‡K
GK avc GwM‡q hvq, Zv n‡j Avgv‡`i kÖg I cÖ‡Póv mv_©K n‡e e‡j Avgv‡`i `„ p wek¦vm
I cÖZ¨vkv| gÐjxi cÖ‡Z¨K m`m¨-m`m¨vi Rb¨ Avgv‡`i AvšÍwiK ï‡f‛Qv I ïf Kvgbv
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wm‡qvb m½xZ Mvb eB KwgwUi (7g ms¯‥iY) c‡ÿ
cv. w`wjc nvwM`K, †Pqvig¨vb, I
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(mswÿß)
mycÖvPxbKvj nB‡Z mªóvi Dcvmbvi GK Acwinvh© Ask wn‡m‡e m½xZ
e¨eüZ nBqv Avwm‡Z‡Q| hxï Lªx‡ói Rb¥j‡MœI ¯^M©`~‡Ziv mg¯^‡i Mvwnqv
DwVqvwQ‡jb- ÒEaŸ©‡jv‡K Ck¦‡ii gwngv, c„w_ex‡Z (Zuvnvi) cÖxwZcvÎ gbyl¨‡`i
g‡a¨ kvwšÍÓ| gnwl© `vq~` Mvwnqv‡Qb- ÒMvb Ki m`vcÖfzi D‡Ï‡k exYv
mnKv‡i|Ó G †hb m„wói m‡½ GK HKZv‡b m„wóKZ©vi ¯‘wZ Avivabv|
AvaywbK Kv‡jI Zvnvi †Kvb e¨wZµg nq bvB| cÖvPxb MxwZKvi I
mvaK‡`i iwPZ Mvb¸wji †g․wjKZv iÿv‡_© Ges †mB¸wj wbfz©jfv‡e Mvwnevi
D‡Ï‡k¨ GK`v Mvb-eB‡qi cÖ‡qvRb Abyf‚Z BqvwQj| GB cÖ‡qvR‡bi ZvwM‡`B
wjwLZ AvKv‡i Mvb eB cÖKv‡ki D‡`¨vM †bIqv nBqvwQj|
1905 Lªxóv‡ã kª‡×q cv. jvj‡Mvcvj gy‡Lvcva¨vq (gyLvwR©) Zvnvi cZœxmn
dwi`cyi †Rjvi †MvcvjMÄ bvgK ¯’v‡b AvMgb K‡ib| ZLb Ô‡m‡fš’-†W
G¨vW&‡fw›Uó' gÐjxi m`m¨-m`m¨v msL¨v ¯^í msL¨K wQj I wbR¯^ †Kvb Mvb eB
wQj bv| gÐjxi m`m¨-m`m¨iv msL¨v µgkt e„w× cvB‡Z _vwK‡j gÐjxi wbR¯^
GKLvwb Mvb eB‡qi cÖ‡qvRb Abyf‚Z nq|
Ô†m‡fš’-†W G¨vW&‡fwÈó' gÐjx‡Z e¨env‡ii wbwgË kª‡×q cv. jvj‡Mvcvj
gyLvwR© Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ bv‡g meŸ©v½ my›`i GKLvwb Mvb eB‡qi cÖ_g ms¯‥iY,
1917 Lªxóv‡ã cÖKvk Kwiqv‡Qb| GB ms¯‥i‡Yi †Kvb eB Avgiv †Kv_vI
LuywRqv cvB bvB| D³ cÖ_g ms¯‥iYwU wbt‡kwlZ nB‡j, ZvnviB m¤úv`bvq,
1930 Lªxóv‡ã, ÿz`ªvKv‡i wØZxq ms¯‥iYwU Iwi‡qÈvj IqvPg¨vb cvewjwks
nvDR, cybv nB‡Z, Ges †m‡fš’-†W G¨vW&‡fwÈ÷ wgkb, wnby, iuvPx nB‡Z
cÖKvwkZ nq| Bnv‡Z 174wU Mvb wQj| Bnvi c‡i, Z…Zxq ms¯‥iYwU 1974
Lªxóv‡ã, cv. cÖZvcP›`ª Mv‡q‡bi m¤úv`bvq, b~ZbvKv‡i, cybv nB‡Z gyw`ªZ Ges
†m‡fš’-†W G¨vW‡fw›U÷ wgkb, Rwjicvo, dwi`cyi nB‡Z cÖKvwkZ nq|
Bnv‡Z 233wU Mvb wQj|
GB ms¯‥iYwU wbt‡kwlZ nB‡j ZrKvwjb evsjv‡`k †mKk‡bi cv.
m‡šÍvlKzgvi nvj`vi, mvwnZ¨iZœ wg. kxZjP›`ª gay, Ges wg. my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk‡K
jBqv GKwU Mvb eB KwgwU MVb K‡i| GB KwgwU AK¬všÍ cwikÖg Kwiqv GKwU
e„n`vKvi cvÐzwjwc cÖ¯‘Z K‡ib| 1976 Lªxóv‡ã, evsjv‡`k A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ mvwnZ¨
cwil‡`i m¤úv`bvq, ZrKvwjb cÖKvkbv wefv‡Mi g¨v‡bRvi, wg. G‡WvqvW© wc.
eo~qvi ZË¡veav‡b Ôwm‡qvb m½xZÕ-Gi PZz_© ms¯‥iYwU cÖKvwkZ nq| ZrKvwjb

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evsjv‡`k †mKk‡bi wbe©vnx †m‡µUvix, cv. †WwfW wc. †igv KZ©„K Ôevsjv‡`k
A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ †cÖm A¨vÛ cvewjwks nvDmÕ nB‡Z gyw`ªZ Ges cÖKvwkZ nq|
1991 Lªxó‡ã cybivq Mvb eB‡qi Afve Abyf‚Z nq| †m‡fš’-†W
A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ gÐjxi wewfbœ A‡j Ab¨vb¨ gÐjx KË©„K cÖKvwkZ Mvb eB‡qi
e¨vcK e¨envi †`Lv hvq| ZLb evsjv‡`k BDwbqb wgkb, ARvbv cyivZb
Mvb¸‡jv ev` w`qv Lªxwóqvb mgv‡R mycwiwPZ Mvb¸‡jv ms‡hvR‡bi wbwgË,
wg‡mm jxbv fÆvPvh©, cv. †e‡bwW± ev‣o, cv. iæ‡eb wK¯‥z, cv. RR© nvj`vi, wg.
wgëb •eivMx, wg. †bjmb bxwZk miKvi, wg. GWIqvW© wc. eo~qv, Ges wg.
b_wb‡qj ev‣o‡K jBqv GKwU Mvb eB KwgwU MVb K‡i| cv. i‡gk Kzgvi
wek¦vm, cv. ¯^cb nvj`vi, Ges wg. wmgmb wek¦vm Mvb eB gy`ª‡Yi Rb¨ A_©
msMÖn Kwiqv‡Qb| Avgiv A‡kl K…ZÁZvi mwnZ Zvnv‡`i GB Ae`vb ¯§iY
Kwi‡ZwQ|
2008 Lªxóv‡ã cv. GW&IqvW© wc. Pv¤^yMs, wg. bxwZk Kzgvi `ªs, cv.
AvBRvK wc. •eivMx, wg. wdwjc cv‡Ð, wg. ievU© ewe miKvi, Ges wg. mgxi
mgÏvi evàx‡K wb‡q bZzb Mvb eB KwgwU MVb Kiv nq| wg. wdwjc cv‡Ð, wg.
ievU© ewe miKvi, cv. AvBRvK wc. •eivMx, wg. mgxi mgÏvi evàx, Mvb eBLvwb
m¤úv`bvi (GwWwUs) KvR Kwiqv‡Qb, wg. †bjmb bxwZk miKvi Mvb eB‡qi
DbœwZK‡í mn‡hvwMZv Kwiqv‡Qb, I wg‡mm cÖfvZx •e`¨ Kw¤úDUvi K‡¤úv‡Ri
KvR m¤úbœ Kwiqv‡Qb|
gnwl© `vq~` ewjqv‡Qb Ò†Zvgiv exYv‡Z m`vcÖfzi ¯Íe Ki, `kZš¿x
†be‡j Zuvnvi D‡Ï‡k MxZ MvI| Zuvnvi D‡Ï‡k b~Zb MxZ MvI, RqaŸwbmn
g‡bvni ev`¨ KiÓ (MxZmswnZv 33:2, 3)| myZivs GB Mvb eBLvwbi cÖwZwU
Mv‡bi gva¨‡g ¯ªóvi cÖksmv nDK GB Kvgbvq-

cÖKvkKe„‡›`i c‡ÿ-
cv. GW&IqvW© wc. Pv¤^yMs, wbe©vnx mwPe
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AbyZvc/gb cwieZ©b ...............................170-220, 323, 324
AvnŸvb .............................................................. 1-16, 301
Avkªq .................................................................. 120-152
DÏxcbv ............................................................... 241-256
Elv-m½xZ ................................................................ 54-63
Lªxwóq Rxeb .............................................. 302, 328, 329
Lªx‡ói Rxebx ............................................................ 96, 97
`kgvsk I Dcnvi .................................................. 293-298
wØZxq AvMgb ................................................. 153-166,303
`ytL †fvM ................................................ 98-112, 151, 188
ab¨ev` .........................................................271, 311-316
b~Zb ermi ....................................................... 93-95, 318
cweÎ kv¯¿ .....................................................167-169, 179
cybiæÌvb ...............................................................113-119
cÖfzi †fvR/evw߯§ .................................................. 272-279
cÖksmv I †M․ie ......................................................... 17-53
cÖv_©bv ....................................................67, 68, 266, 267
eow`b ............................................................. 69-92, 325
we`vq ........................................................................300
we‡kl Abyôvb ............................... 321, 322, 326, 327, 330
we‡q........................................................... 319, 320, 332
wgZvPvi .............................................................. 280, 281
mgc©Y ......................................... 221-240, 257-269, 333
mgvwa ......................................................................... 299
¯^M© hvÎv............................................... 303-310, 317, 331
mvܨ m½xZ ............................................................... 64-66
kveŸv_................................................................. 282-292
wkï m½xZ ................................................................... 270
RvZxq m½xZ ................................................................ 502

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A½xK…Z †`k H ce©Z .......... 331
AMÖmi nI AvwR ................. 247
A`¨ hxï DwV‡jb................. 119
AÜKv‡i we‡`kx ................. 245
AíKvj, AíKvj..................388
Ac~e© `qv, wK gayi ............. 124
Ac~e© †cÖ‡g cÖfy ................. 180
AebZ n‡q cÖfz cÖYgx............399
Afq evYx ïbevi.................. 25
Agicy‡i hvwe fvB ................ 14
AvBm Avgiv Zuvnvi Avev‡m.....374
AvBm, Avgiv cÖwYcvZ Kwi.....370
AvBm Avgiv cÖksmv Kwi........373
AvKv‡k P›`ª Zviv .................. 43
Av‡Q Av‡Q c_ Av‡Q..............126
AvR wcÖq cÖfyi w`b ............. 286
AvR gnv cwiÎvY .................113
AvR ïf eow`b ....................80
AvR Òm`vcÖfyi w`bÓ ............284
AvR‡K cÖv‡Yi cÖ`xc.............236
AvwR evwRj GKwU Mvb cÖv‡Y...343
AvwR G ïf w`‡b .................320
AvwR kveŸv_ cÖv‡Z................292
AvwR †m w`b.......................354
Avw`, hvÎv, †jexq, MYbv........389
Avb›` Mvb Mve Avi .............. 27
Avb›` a‡i bv g‡b................ 147
Avb›`gq wekªvg w`b ............ 291
Avb›`‡jv‡K g½jv‡jv‡K......... 15
Avb‡›` Mvn hxï Mvb .............157
Avb‡›` e›`x, `xbeÜz .............208

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Avb‡›` hxï bvg .................... 46
Avb‡›` mvivw`b _vwK Avwg..... 450
Avb‡›`iB jvMj †Rvqvi.......... 76
AvwbqvwQ wkïM‡Y................. 417
Avevi MvI, wgó¯^‡i .............169
Avgiv A¨vW‡fÂvivi.. ..........496
Avgiv GK cÖfzi †cÖ‡gi ........434
Avgiv Kie Rq ..................497
Avgiv wgje b`xi Zx‡i ........307
Avgiv wkï Avgiv wK‡kvi ......250
Avgiv cÖfzi Dc‡i................ 401
Avgv webv Ze Ab¨ ...............140
Avgvi G †QvU `xc............... 345
Avgvi GB evmbv .................. 26
Avgvi †K‡U †M‡Q g‡bi........... 30
Avgvi Ryovj cÖvY ................ 202
Avgvi Rxeb c‡_i............... 123
Avgvi Rxe‡bi me‡P‡q..........432
Avgvi ÎvY,†Zvgvwi `vb......... 231
Avgvi †`L‡Z †`L‡Z .......... 304
Avgvi cÖvY Kuv‡` ..................103
Avgvi gy‡Li evK¨ Avgvi .......500
Avgvi hZ Avkv ................. 261
Avgvi hxï Avgvi ÎvZv......... 435
Avgvi ivLvj Kfy .................136
Avgvi myL Avwg †`B..............464
Avgvq weï× AšÍi †`I......... 488
Avwg AvwQ hxïi i‡³i bx‡P.... 372
Avwg Avi mB‡Z cvwi bv...........98
Avwg MvBe †ZvgviB Mvb........ 433
Avwg MvBe cÖfzi `qvi............489
Avwg dz‡ji gZ S‡i ............ 328
Avwg †Zvgvi bv_ AvwQ .......... 226
Avwg `yt‡L my‡L ................... 144
Avwg ab¨ev‡`i ü`q wb‡q....... 484
Avwg fvewQ e‡m H †mB ........ 477
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Avwg †fvi‡ejv †`e cÖksmv .... 457
Avwg hxï hxï e‡j.................. 41
Avwg hxïi †QvU †gl .............423
Avwg g‡bi Avb‡›`................367
Avivabv Kwi †Zvgvi ............ 485
Avuav‡i †Niv `yt‡L‡Z............ 329
Av‡jv, Av‡jv, GZUzKz ..........218
Avi †Kvb eÜz wK .................152
Avq P‡j Avq, w`b e‡q .........173
Avq Z¡iv K‡i .......................06
Avq cvcx, Avq m‡e ............ 172
Avq gb Pj hvB................... 299
Avm‡eb cÖfz †gNi‡_ ............159
Avwm‡Z‡Qb Ck¦i b›`b ......... 164
Avnv Ggb †PZbv .................184
Avnv wK gayi ..................... 145
Avnv ab¨ †mB Rb ................122
A¨vW&‡fw›Uó hye `j...............407
B¤§vb~‡qj Kzw¶ n‡Z ...............99
Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq .............400
Ck¦i Av‡`k cvj‡b .............248
Ck¦i cÖfz Avwg nB ................. 18
Ck¦i gnvb, ejevb kw³gvb.....503
Ck¦i gvbyl‡K fv‡jv‡e‡m....... 428
D¾¡j †R¨vwZ R¡vjvB ............ 216
DV, DV fvB fMœx ................ 198
D‡V Avq‡i erm‡ii ............. 318
D`q nI GB ü`q .............. 234
Dw`j Zcb Z‡gvwebvkb ......... 62
D‡`¨vMx `j!....................... 241
DcKv‡iiI †`bv Avwg........... 480
DovI weRq-cZvKv ............... 74
Djøv‡m, Djøv‡m.....................382
G cÖvY AvR K‡i cÖfz ............456
G gb cÖfyiB Mvb Mvq............368
GB cÖv_©bv †Zvgvq RvbvB .........68
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
GK †mªvZ Av‡Q †kvwY‡Zi.......278
GK Avðh© ÎvYKZ©v...............141
GK‡kv Kzwo eQi................. 129
G wK Avb›`, AvR cÖfy...........383
GLv‡b †_gbv eÜz.................406
Ggb eÜz †Kv_vI ................ 111
Ggb gaygvLv H ....................54
Ggb gaygq hxï bvg............... 92
Ggb myü`q ÎvZvq ...............109
GgbB mg‡q Avwg Mvb †M‡q....453
Gm m‡e MvB cÖfzi Mvb.......... 444
GB mgq GLb cÖksmvi......... 452
Gj eow`b ..........................85
G‡jg Ze Øv‡i.................... 10
Gm †Mv Gm †Mv AwZw_......... 330
Gm Gm Avgiv cÖfzi .................4
Gm, Gm, cÖv‡Yi hxï................. 1
Gm f³ e„›`........................ 78
Gm m‡e Mvwn weRq............. 115
Gm m‡e Mvwn ab¨ ................290
Gm †mvbvi †`‡k .................305
Gm †n KiæYvgq weivR ...........02
Gm †n Îv‡Yk¦i .......................3
G‡m `uvovI Avgvi............... 260
H †`L †ejv Wz‡e....................65
I †Zvi mKj cvc AvR .........274
I dzjevMvb Rvb hw`.............404
I‡Mv kvwšÍ`vZv `qvj ..............11
I‡i cvZKx GKevi.............. 324
In&, Avgiv cv_dvBÛvi.......... 495
I‡n ¶z`ª †gl-cvj ................191
I‡n wcZt cÖv‡Z LuywR.............. 59
I‡n cÖfy Ze AvÁv ...............287
KZ Aciƒc Kvh©¨ ...................96
KZ fvjevm †_‡K................. 28
Ki KiæYv, Ki bv_ ..................9
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
Kie †Zvgvq gvbylavix...........336
KviY Ck¦i RMr‡K Ggb........ 390
Kv½vj Wv‡K, Øv‡i ............... 223
wK Dcnvi w`e..................... 229
wK w`qv c~wR PiY .................. 33
wK gayi hxï‡Z wek¦vm............ 221
wK gnvb›` Dcw¯’Z................114
wK †gvi cvc cv‡i ay‡Z .........272
wK ïf w`b, †n Îv‡Yk¦i! ........277
wK †h Avb›`...................... 486
wK my‡Li Avk¦vm................... 29
wK my‡Li †cÖg eÜb...............332
wKQyB bv iûK cÖfz................ 178
†K Av‡Q Avi †ZvgviB.............22
†Kbbv cv‡ci †eZb g„Zz¨........366
†K Avi Av‡Q bv_ ................240
†K G‡jv wbSzg iv‡Z ..............89
†Kb Zuvi †cÖgfy‡j ................146
†Kb †i fvebv......................135
†Kv_v cÖfz, †Kv_v cÖfz ............. 7
µzk aŸRv j‡q Pj ...............201
µzk hvnvi mycwiPq ...............151
µz‡k‡Z H †cÖ‡gi.................106
µz‡ki Kv‡Q ivL ..................275
µz‡ki •mwbK Ze................ 188
K¬vwšÍ Av‡Q? .......................150
Lywk g‡b c~wR †Zvgvq............. 20
Lªxó i³ cyY¨ c‡i.................474
Lªxó& kixi AvZ¥vi.................143
Lªxó †mbv`j Pj‡i Aweij..... 252
Lªxóei Avm‡Qb e‡j..............163
Lªx‡ói c‡ÿ Avgiv ZiæY....... 430
MV Avgv‡K, †n cÖfz...............439
MvI †i cÖfv‡Z hxï.................56
MvI †i Avb‡›` bi................. 83
Mvb Ki m`vcÖfyi D‡Ï‡k¨.......364
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
Mv‡bi Zix c~Y© K‡i ..............316
wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q..........338
†MwQ Ck¦i n‡Z `~‡i.............. 189
†Mrwkgvbx e‡b ....................100
†Mj mܨv Gj Auvavi ............. 66
†Mvqj N‡i Dwb †K................ 72
N‡U hv NUzK..........................51
Ni Avgvi AwZ D¾¡j............379
N‡i hvI, m‡½ jI .............. 322
Pj †gviv m‡e wg‡j ..............282
Pj mK‡j hvB......................139
Pj&‡i Pj GwM‡q Pj ............ 243
Pj&‡i Pj&‡i Pj&- wm‡qvb........ 220
P‡jv P‡jv P‡jv I‡i ............ 199
Pvi w`‡bi †QvU Rxeb............492
†P‡qwQ hv †c‡qwQ me ...........311
†QvU †QvU Rxeb Mvwo............ 421
†QvU cvwL Av‡jv‡Z.............. 422
†QvU wkï †gviv................... 270
†QvÆ †QvÆ †Q‡j‡g‡q..............502
†Q‡j-†g‡q‡K fv‡jvev‡mb......337
RMr wcZv †Mv.................... 263
Rq Rq g„Zz¨Äq....................117
Rq RM`xk-m~Z hxï................71
Rq cÖfy hxï ........................ 81
Rq cÖfz hxï Rq Ze..............116
RvM, RvM, RvM‡i ............... 237
RvM fvB I fMœx ................. 238
RxešÍ RxešÍ RxešÍ...............443
†R‡M _vK e‡jb hxï............ 166
Wy‡e †hb _v‡K †Zvgvi ..........225
Ze B‛Qvq bv_! ...................258
Ze †cÖg †`‡L Avwg.............. 101
Ze gy‡L ivM-evK¨ ...............215
Zix w`‡b w`‡b RxY©.............. 317
Zuvnvi ¶Z mKj..................387
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
Zzwg Avgvi eÜz hxï.............. 429
Zzdv‡bi bvwn fq................. 415
†Zvgvi cÖksmv †Zvgvi ..........352
†Zvgiv cÖfy‡Z me©`v Avb›` .... 467
†Zvgvi Rq nDK.................. 39
†ZvgviB †M‡n cvwjQ.............. 23
†Zvgiv m`vcÖfyi.................. 392
†Zvgvi Av‡jvq Av‡jvwKZ.......466
†Zvgvi `qv, †Zvgvi `qv........ 461
†Zvgvi evK¨ Avgvi Pi‡Yi......371
†Zvgvi kÎæ hw` ¶zwaZ nq......384
Zzwg AwawôZ nI .................321
Zzwg AvNvZ K‡iQ .............. 268
Zzwg Avgvw`M‡K mÄxweZ .......478
Zzwg G‡mQ cÖfv‡Z................. 61
Zzwg Ryov‡j †gvi ..................34
Zzwg †Póv Ki Avgvi avw¤§©KZv...353
Zzwg `qv K‡i w`qvQ...............314
Zzwg ab¨, Zzwg ab¨................ 37
Zzwg wbwk †fv‡i..................... 57
Zzwg c_ I Zzwg mZ¨.............. 40
Z‚ix DVvI.......................... 154
†ZvgviB Pi‡Y, ivL...............228
†Zvgvq fv‡jv‡e‡mwQ ............ 213
Z¡iv Gm, Gm, hxï................162
ÎvZt Pvjvb †gvi....................21
ÎvZt cðvr hve...................302
`kgvsk Avb m‡e fvÐv‡i....... 293
`kgvsk Avb m‡e cÖfyi ........ 294
`qv Ki Avgvi Dci................ 8
`vq~` bMi H...................... 90
`vq~` Mwjqvr‡K wdOv.............402
`ye©jZvq w`‡qQ kw³..............475
†`L Avgv‡`i wcZv †Kgb.......377
`uvovI †n, hxïi c‡¶!...........249
w`bv‡c¶v D¾¡j H †h †`k.... 308
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
w`e‡mi nBj AšÍ...................64
w`‡qwQ Avgvi cÖvY................ 108
w`‡q Ze i³...................... 279
`ytL Kó kÖ‡gi Aemvb.......... 303
`~i nI wnsmv, †jvf, †µva......183
†`L µzkxq gwngv................. 107
†`Lv n‡e †h Avevi...............300
†`n cyY¨ AvZ¥vi gw›`i...........280
ai jI †i Ck¦‡ii †cÖg............79
ab¨ civgviva¨ hxï.................38
ab¨ †nvK cÖfz hxïi bvg........ 441
ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`...................271
ab¨ev` †`B K…ZÁ ü‡`......... 436
ab¨ev` hxï, ab¨ev` hxï....... 482
ay‡q bq‡bi R‡j..................239
be Avb‡›` wegj Q‡›`.............87
be e‡l©i AvMgb be.............. 95
b~Zb eQi Gj †i ................. 94
bv, KLbI bv......................356
bv NywP‡j g‡bi gÕjv..............181
bv_, `vI †cÖg `vI................209
bvbv MÖš’ cy¯ÍKfiv.................167
wbSzg ivZ, c~Z ivZ...............77
wbf©i Ki Zvq..................... 264
bxie iB †Kg‡b.................... 24
†b․Kvq hxï Nywg‡q................385
wbg©vY Kij †bvn .................409
ceŸ©‡Z ewmqv hxï..................97
cig KiæYvgq.................... 266
cwiÎvY Pvn hw`...................195
cwieZ©b b~Zb R‡b¥i.............357
c‡o, c‡o Sb-Sb K‡i......... 295
cvc †evSv gy³ nI............... 112
cvc gnve¨vwa, `~i Ki............171
cvc m‡½ †Kvb fve...............187
cvcvZ¥v `yM© †f‡½.................355
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
cvkvcvwk Avgiv `uvovB..........465
cv‡ci KviY Ki µ›`b..........323
cvcx †Kv_vq hvI ................ 110
cv‡q cv‡q GwM‡q hve...........498
cvnvo m‡i hv‡e...................449
†c‡jg Rxeb hxïi.................53
wcZt †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm.........386
wcZv Cði Pvb....................296
wcZv †Zvgvi cv`c‡Ù............298
cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨......................42
cÖwZw`b PvjvI †gv‡i............ 257
cÖfz‡Mv wK `qv †Zvgvi.......... 447
cÖfy, Avgvi G Rxeb..............233
(cÖfy) GB Avgvi evmbv.......... 185
cÖfy, GB †h AvwQ Avwg .........459
cÖfz, Zzwg †i․c¨ nB‡Z .......... 491
cÖfz †Zvgvi Kv‡Q Avwm .........471
cÖfz †Zvgvi Kv‡Q †bI............468
cÖfz †Zvgvi gwngv Avwg......... 462
cÖfz †Zvgvi gwngv.................427
cÖfz †Zvgvi Av‡jv w`‡q......... 463
cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv................... 254
cÖfz †gvi PvjK.................... 333
cÖfy hxï, Avwg wkï............... 251
cÖfz hxï RxweZ Av‡Qb.......... 487
cÖfz hxï ÎvYKZ©v..................259
cÖfy hxïi bvg mgMÖ RM‡Z......196
cÖfy hxïi gZ fvB................ 193
cÖfy ivL †gv‡i..................... 128
cÖfz †iL gwZ †Zvgvi Pi‡Y......425
cÖfzi ab¨ev` ab¨ev`.............479
cÖfzi bvg E‡aŸ© DVvB.............437
cÖfiz bv‡gi †M․ie n‡e.......... 481
cÖfzi cweÎ AvZ¥v................. 446
cÖfzi cÖksmv, cÖfzi gwngv........501
cÖfyi †m․›`h© cÖKvk Avgv‡Z ....403
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
cÖfy‡Z åvZv fwMœMY...............212
cÖksmv MvI m‡e E‡aŸ© ..........448
cÖksm `qvj Ck¦‡i................413
cÖksm, cÖksm, hxï c~Y¨...........47
cÖnix †n wm‡qv‡bi.................155
cÖv‡P¨i wZb cwÐZ...................75
cÖv‡Z `ikb †`I †n................63
cÖv‡Z, wØcÖn‡i .................... 200
cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv, cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv....339
cÖvY †e`bv Zuv‡i...................148
cÖv‡Yi wcÖq hxï †n................138
cÖv‡Yi hxï hxï...................... 16
cÖv‡Yi hxï RMr ÎvZv............ 130
cÖxwZ-Kzmy‡g, fw³ P›`‡b.......... 88
†cÖg Avb›` kvwšÍ `xN© ............405
†cÖg _vwK‡j Ni evwo‡Z........ 244
†cÖg wPimwnòz......................391
†cÖg †Wv‡i †eu‡a Zv‡i............206
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avcb Zzj¨..........219
†cÖgvb‡›` gvwZ m‡e................ 32
†cÖgx wcZv Zzwg AšÍihvgx.......393
wcÖq hxï Avgvi.................... 222
eyw×gvb euvwaj..................... 394
ej cweÎ, cweÎ, cweÎgq........35
ej †Kvb c‡_................... 70
ej RM‡Z Avb›`....................69
ej åvZt Lªx‡ói gZ............. 207
ej †m cÖvPxb K_v.................142
ei Avwm‡e, kxNÖ Avwm‡e.........158
eil Avkxl evwi................... 67
eo PgrKvi e›`‡i G‡m......... 204
eow`b eow`b....................... 84
eo †cÖgvb›` g‡b †n..............313
evB‡ej fv‡jvevwm................ 168
evK¨ †Zvgvi Pi‡Yi.............. 179
evR †i ü`q-ex‡Y.................176
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
evev-gv‡qi †gviv †QvÆ wkï.....349
evsjv, evsjv........................398
weR‡qi aŸRvevnx hvÎx.......... 255
wec‡` cwoqv WvwK................ 131
eywSby Gevi, mKjB Amvi.......186
e¨w_‡Z‡i- Ki kvwšÍ `vb.........224
•er‡jn‡g hvwe fvB ............. 506
fvw½‡e, fvw½‡e, fvw½‡e.........153
fv‡jvevwm MvB‡Z ................483
fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq I cÖfz........455
wfbœ wfbœ A™¢yZ m„wó...............380
fzeb fiv exYv evRvq...............45
fzj bv kveŸv‡_i w`b.............288
fywj‡Z wK cvwi Zuv‡i.............312
fywjqv bv hvB- †hb...............315
†fvi nBj, fvby cÖKvwkj.......... 55
†fvi n‡q‡Q †hb.................... 52
åg‡Y hv‡‛Q GKwU †b․Kv........ 381
gaygvLv hxï bvg.....................49
gb gvb‡j bv....................... 170
gb¯’ K‡iwQ, hxï‡Z Pwje....... 344
giYRqx †n exi................. 118
g‡bi Avb‡›` AvR.................. 12
gnvb‡›` Ki msKxË©b.............. 93
gv wK‡b w`j evB‡ej cuyw_........411
gv‡K fywj bvB..................... 327
wgZvPvix nI, eÜz Avgvi.........281
gyKzU cwie wcZvi Avj‡q........397
gyw³ w`j hxï bvg................. 410
†gv‡`i GB Rxe‡b................ 161
†gvi Rb¨ hxï gwi‡jb........... 276
†gvi Rxeb cÖfz Zzwg...............451
†gvi Rxe‡bi cvjK Zzwg........ 458
†gvi ZviK nB‡jb ewj`vb......273
†gvi cÖfzi †cÖ‡g mywL nB........ 420
†gvi hv Av‡Q ..................... 493
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
†gvi ü`‡q, †gvi ü`‡q.......... 342
†gviv G †`‡ki bwn †Mv......... 306
†gviv G‡mwQ AvR †Zvgvi......... 13
†gviv hxïi i‡³...................414
hLb Mvb †_‡g hvq...............472
hLb hxï _v‡Kb evwo‡Z.........416
hv hv kqZvb †Zv‡i ..............408
hv wKQz Zzwg K‡iQ.................192
hver mv¶vr bv nq cybivq......310
whwb hyMch©v‡qi ivRv.............395
hxï Avgvi Avwg Zuvnvi.......... 358
hxï, Av‡iv †Zvgvq PvB...........214
hxï Avgvq †Q‡o †h‡qv bv.......235
hxï Avkªq wMwi †n................120
hxï Avwm‡eb, Avwm‡eb......... 375
hxï Ggb Rj †`b................347
hxï Gm Avgvi AšÍ‡i................5
hxï wK Amxg †cÖg................438
hxï Lªxó bvg MvI...................48
hxï Lªx‡ói ¯§iY j‡qwQ..........205
hxï Qvoe bv, Qvoe bv...........269
hxï Zzwg Avgvi....................460
hxï, Zzwg cÖfz......................440
hxï, †Zvgv Qvwo...................127
hxï †Zvgv mn †eove.............232
hxï †Zvgvi A‡c¶vq.............160
hxï _vK kvwšÍ ivL................125
hxï bvgwU eoB gayi fvB........351
hxï bv‡gi cÖksmv ................376
hxï cÖfz, †Zvgvi Zzj¨........... 445
hxï †cÖg K‡ib †QvU............. 426
hxï †cÖg K‡ib Rvwb............. 494
hxï `qvgq........................ 265
hxï, cwi®‥vi Ki Avgv‡i........210
hxï we‡b †Kn bvB................ 132
hxï fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq.......... 454
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
hxï †gv‡`i †Kgb eÜy............134
hxï †gv‡`i cvjK cÖfz............121
hxï‡K PvB, hxï‡K PvB.......... 335
hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg................230
hxïi Av‡jv wK D¾¡j............174
hxïi Rq Rq Rq................ 431
hxïi Kv‡Q hvBe.................. 133
hxïi bv‡g‡Z, hxïi bv‡g‡Z....359
hxïi †cÖ‡g hxïi †cÖ‡g...........424
hxïi gZ nB‡Z PvB.............. 350
hxïi m‡½ mZZ hve............. 334
hxïi m‡½ hxïi m‡½............ 197
hxïi ü`‡q‡Z......................149
†h µz‡k †M․ie................... 102
†h e¨w³ civrc‡ii............... 363
ivL bvgv‡q †Zvgvi cÖv‡Yi....... 262
ivL `„wó wb®úvc hxï‡Z.......... 190
ivRvi ivRv, cÖfyi cÖfy............369
i³ w`‡q hxï...................... 360
kc_ wb‡qwQ Avgiv............... 256
k¼v bvB hxïi †Kv‡j.............309
ïf kveŸv_ cÖv‡Z..................283
ïb †Mv ïf mgvPvi............... 175
ïb ¯^M©-`~‡Zi ie...................73
ïwbjvg hxïi gayi ie...........203
†kvb& cvcx cÖvY Ly‡j.............. 104
†kvb †kvb †kvb, †kvb `ywbqvi... 82
†kvwf‡Q H wcZ…‡¯œn............. 253
k„“Lj eÜb P~wY©‡Z.................. 86
kÖg Ki, ivwÎ Avm‡Q .............217
ïf kveŸv_-w`b, cÖfyi w`b,.....285
ï× Ki ü`q...................... 473
mKj ab¨ev` gwngv................ 50
mKvj †ejv †Zvgvi Kv‡Q......... 60
m`v Zzwg AvQ Kv‡Q............... 137
m`vcÖfzi e¨e¯’v wm×............. 476
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
me wkïMY wg‡j.................. 419
mgq G‡m‡Q Gevi................242
m‡e ej hxï Rq....................36
mvMi mg e¨vß, ¯^M© mg .........341
mveavb †QvU nvZ................. 418
wm× †nvK B‛Qv.................... 396
myL I kvwšÍ †Kgb K‡i cvB.....361
my›`i Îv‡Yk¦i hxï cvc-nvix....194
myav wbwe Avq...................... 289
m~‡h©v`q †_‡K m~h©v¯Í............. 469
†mvbv ev iƒcv †gvi wKQzB........ 442
†mvbvjx cÖfvZ Z¡ivq AvMZ..... 156
muwc bv_ cÖvY gb Ze K‡i.......227
¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ, ¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ.....499
¯^‡M©i wmuwo †e‡q Zzwg............ 325
nI wPimywL †Zvgiv `yÕRb....... 319
n‡e Zuvi AvMgb.................. 165
niwlZ g‡b f³................... 105
nvwm‡e, hw` bvwn evYx............340
nvq‡Mv †gviv hxïi c‡`..........182
nv‡jøjyBqv RqMvb................... 91
nwiYx †hgb R‡ji Rb¨ .........378
nwiYx †hgb Rj‡mªv‡Zi..........365
†n Avgv‡`i ¯^M©¯’ wcZt..........211
†n wcZt Kwi.........................31
†n cÖfz †`Lv `vI.................. 412
†n cÖfz cÖv‡Z ïb.................... 58
†n cÖfy †gviv ab¨ njvg......... 326
†n hxï AvwR‡K....................297
†n hxï Avgvi gy‡Q cv‡ci.......362
†n hxï †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm....... 348
†n hxï †gvi ÎvYKZ©v...............17
†n cÖfz †Zvgv‡K PvB me©ÿY ...267
†n me m½x! †`L wbkvb.......... 246
†n m`vcÖfz, Avgvw`M‡K bq.... 346
†ni †Mv bv_, AvwR mw¤§wjZ.... 301
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ
†nvK hxï bv‡gi mgv`i............44
†nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv....... 490
†nvkvbœv! †nvkvbœv! GB G‡jb......19
ü`q AuvwL Ly‡j †`I .............470
ü`‡q R¡vjvI hxï................. 177

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Gm, Gm, cÖv‡Yi hxï, AvR †Zvgv‡i c~wRe;

†gvnb g~iwZ †n‡i, †cÖg i‡m gvwZe|
1| fKwZ-c~Y© AšÍ‡i, c~wRe bv_ †Zvgv‡i;
ivwLe üw` gvSv‡i, cÖv‡Yi Avkv wgUve|
2| ivwL üw` wmsnvm‡b, †mwee †Zvgvq hZ‡b;
cÖxwZ-cy®ú I Pi‡Y, w`qv m`v mvRve|
3| Ze mnev‡m ie, †Zvgv webv bv Rvwbe;
¸Y-Mvb †M‡q Ze, G Rxeb hvwce|
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Gm †n KiæYvgq, weivR ü`qvm‡b,

c~wR‡Z †Zvgv‡i AvwR, evmbv mevi g‡b|
1| Ze `vm-`vmx hZ, nBqvwQ mg‡eZ;
Z…ß Ki m‡e wcZt g‡bvgZ Avkxl `v‡b|
2| Awc©‡Z c‡` †Zvgvi, AvwbqvwQ Dcnvi;
fKwZ-Kzmyg-nvi, jn bv_ wbR ¸‡Y|
―CkvbP›`ª `vm
3
Av‡jqv―Avov‡VKv

Gm †n Îv‡Yk¦i, Avgvi G ü`q gv‡S;

fKwZ cy‡®ú c~wRe, H hyMj PiY iv‡R|
1| gb cÖvY mgwc©‡q, AkÖæRj wgkvB‡q;
ivwLe †Zvgvq hxï, gg AšÍi gv‡S|
2| bv Qvwoe †Zvgvq hxï, wek¦viv‡a¨ wek¦-wefy;
muwce G †`n Lvwb, Ze H c` c¼‡R|
3| `xbR‡b `qv K‡i, ivwLI Pi‡Y a‡i;
†`L †n AwšÍ‡g †gv‡i, †m †Nvi Avuavi gv‡S|
―m‡Z¨›`ªKzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Gm Gm Avgiv cÖfzi Kwi Avb›` Mvb,
RqaŸwb Kwi Gm, K‡ib whwb ÎvY, Kwi Avb›` Mvb|
1| ¯Íe-¯‘wZ‡Z Zuvi `yqv‡i hvB, Mv‡b Mv‡b RqaŸwb MvB,
wZwb ivRvi ivRv cÖfzi, cÖfz (2)
cÖfz kw³gvb, Kwi Avb›` Mvb|
2| aiYxZj ZuviB KiZ‡j, cÖfzZ¡ Zuvi wMwiP‚ov R‡j,
ïK‡bv f‚wg ZuviB Mov (2)
me †h ZuviB `vb, Kwi Avb›` Mvb|
3| Zuvi Pi‡Y Gm Avgiv Kwi cÖwYcvZ,
cÖYZ nB RvbycvwZ, cÖfzi mvÿvr|
Zuvi PivwYi †gl Avgiv, ïb‡ev Zuvi ¯^i wZwb g½j Ck¦i
wZwb Ck¦i gnvb, Kwi Avb›` Mvb||

5
KxZ©‡bi myi―GKZvjv

hxï Gm Avgvi AšÍ‡i, Ryove cÖvY †Zvgv‡i †n‡i|

1| †Zvgvi †gvnb g~iwZ †n‡i, hv‡e `ytL AšÍ‡i|
2| Avgvi ZvwcZ cÖvY kxZj n‡e, †c‡j †Zvgvq AšÍ‡i|
3| †Zvgvi we‡‛Q‡` biK hvZbv, †fv‡M cvcx AšÍ‡i|
4| †Zvgvi `ik‡b gb †gvwnZ _v‡K, Gm Avgvi AšÍ‡i|
5| †Zvgvi mnev‡m ¯^M©-myL, nq GB msmv‡i|
6| hxï, Zzwg h_v ¯^M© Z_v, Gm Avgvi AšÍ‡i|
―ivgPiY †Nvl
6
myi―msKxZ©b

Avq Z¡iv K‡i, †K hv‡e‡i cv‡i, wb‡q hv‡eb †Zv‡i, `qvj gvwSi bvq|
†bq hv‡i Zv‡i, wePvi bv K‡i, †h K‡i hxïi bvg, Zv‡i hw` cvq|
1| Kuvw`‡e‡i K‚‡j, Zviv P‡j †M‡j, WvK‡j hxï e‡j, Avwm‡ebv Avi|
webv g~‡j¨ cvi, hxï KY©avi, hxï we‡b cvcxi, bv †`wL Dcvq|
2| f‡ei evRvi, fvw½‡e mevi, Kv½v‡ji cvi, hxï we‡b Avi,
`qvi KvÐvix, fw³i wfLvix, ïay fw³ w`‡q, cvi n‡q hvq mevq|
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†envM―KvIqvjx

†Kv_v cÖfy, †Kv_v cÖfy, †Kv_v AvQ †Mvc‡b,

Swi‡Z‡Q AuvwL evwi, w`evwbwk weR‡b|
1| KjywlZ ü`q j‡q, w`b hvq †evSv e‡q,
†K †`‡L ev‡iK †P‡q, KiæYv bq‡b|
2| mi‡g n‡qwQ mviv, ü`q cvlvY cviv;
†Kn †h †`q bv mvov, bxim Rxe‡b|
3| `uvov‡q †Zvgvi Øv‡i, WvwK‡ZwQ †Rvo-K‡i;
†`Lv †`I `qv K‡i, `xb nxb R‡b|
―m‡Z¨›`ªKzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

8
1| `qv Ki Avgvi Dci, I‡n hxï `qvevb
Zzwg b‡ii wb¯ÍviKZ©v, Zzwg me©kw³gvb
ïb hxï, ïb hxï, ïb Avgvi wb‡e`b|
2| Avwg eo Acivax, Avgvi cv‡ci eo fvi
g‡Z© Kv‡iv kw³ bvwn; Avgvq wb¯Ívi Kwievi;
hxï Qvov Kv‡iv bvwn, kw³ wb¯Ívi Kwievi|
3| ïwbqvwQ g½jvL¨vb, ïwbqvwQ †Zvgvi bvg
Zzwg KZ `ytL cvBqv, KwiqvQ cwiÎvY
we‡k¦i iÿv KiYv‡_©, KwiqvQ Rxeb `vb|
4| GLb g½j msev` ïwb, me© m„wó fimv cvq
Avwg AvBwm A‡b¨ ewj, iÿv nq Lªx‡ói K…cvq,
cvcxRb Lªx‡ói bv‡g, wb‡ew`‡j iÿv cvq|
―DBwjqvg †Kix

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•fiex―Vysix

Ki KiæYv, Ki bv_ KiæYv,

hxï †n KiæYvwbwa weZi KiæYv-KYv|
1| cvc-webvkb, cwZZ-cveb,
AbšÍ Rxeb, cvcx-Zvcxi mvšÍ¡bv|
2| Rxeb-AvKi, †n ÎvY fv¯‥i,
bvwk †gvn-Z‡gvivwk, ü‡` _vK, G evmbv|
3| `qvi AvKi, Ki `qv Ki,
R¡vjvI AvZ¥vi Av‡jv wbe©vY n‡Z w`I bv|
―ü`qbv_ PvKjv`vi

10
G‡jg Ze Øv‡i, wf¶vi Szwj cÖfy †`I cy‡i;
†gv‡`i hZ cÖ‡qvRb, Av‡Q Ze fvÐv‡i|
1| hxïi i‡³ µxZ ab, Av‡Q me AMYb,
Ki AvwR weZiY, wba©‡b `qv K‡i|
2| `ytLx Kv½vj hZ Rb, Ki Zv‡`i abevb;
n‡q cÖdzwjøZ gb, cÖks‡m †Zvgv‡i|
3| abevb ne e‡j, G‡mwQ †gviv mK‡j;
`qvi fvÐvi †`I †n Ly‡j, Z…ß Ki `vb K‡i|
―MMbP›`ª `Ë (1892)

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Zvj―Kvnviev

I‡Mv kvwšÍ`vZv `qvj cÖfy, Gm bv_ Gm `qvgq|

†ZvgviB Avmvi Avkv‡Z †n_vq, mg‡eZ n‡qwQ mevq|
1| Z…wlZ PvZK cÖvq wccvwmZ cÖvY, cvB‡Z †Zvgv‡i AvwR †n gwnqvb
`xbnxb AfvR‡b †`I †n `ikb, †cÖggq nBqv m`q (I‡Mv)|
2| c~wRe †Zvgvi H Afq PiY, ü`‡q‡Z awi ü`q iZb
fKwZ AN©¨ G wfLvixi ab, w`‡ZwQ †Zvgvi †mevq| (†gviv)
―AZzj P›`ª ej

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g‡bi Avb‡›` AvR WvwK †Zvgv‡i|
I‡n hxï `qvgq, hviv †Zvgvi `qv cvq, Zviv ab¨ nq GB msmv‡i|
1| Avgvi bq‡bi Rj, Zzwg KLb G‡m gy‡Q w`‡j, Avwg Rvwb bv `qvj|
GLb †h w`‡K‡Z PvB, my‡Li Kzj wKbviv bvB, msmvi fiv my‡Li †Rvqv‡i|
2| Avgvi RxY© Zix-gv‡S KLb G‡m `uvov‡j †n, Zzwg f‡ei KvÐvix|
GLb bvB Avi †KvbI fq, H †h mvg‡b †`Lv hvq, †Zvgvi †mvbvi cyix A`~‡i|
3| ïwb Pvwiw`‡K, †Zvgvi gayi bv‡gi g½j aŸwb, †Kej †_‡K †_‡K|
Avwg fwiqv civY, Mve hxï bv‡g Mvb, eo Avkv Av‡Q AšÍ‡i|
4| Kwi GB cÖv_©bv, Zzwg †_‡Kv m`v ü`q gv‡S, `qvj, `~‡i †hI bv|
Avgvi bvB mvab fRb, w`I wbR ¸‡Y PiY, PiY Qvov K‡ivbv †gv‡i|
5| Av‡Q g‡b GB mva †Zvgvq ivLe m`v †Pv‡L †Pv‡L, `qvj Ki Avkxe©v`
Avgvi GB †cvov bqb, †hb _v‡K me©ÿY, †Zvgvi H PiYZ‡j c‡o|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
13
fvwUqvjx
†gviv G‡mwQ AvR, †Zvgvi Øv‡i, `qvgq|
Zzwg `qv Ki me©R‡b `qvj, ü`q gv‡S nI D`q|
1| †Zvgvi Puv`e`b †`‡L, †gviv gvwZe my‡L,
ab¨ ne †Zvgvi PiY-a~jv me©v‡½ †g‡L; (hxï †n)
†gviv fvwme †n †cÖgvb‡›` `qvj, Mve †Zvgvi bv‡gi Rq|
2| cv‡ci ¶gvwi KviY; Kie ¯úk© H PiY,
aie ü`‡q kªxcv`cÙ, Zzwg AkvwšÍ eviY; (hxï †n)
†gviv Ryove †n mKj R¡vjv `qvj, †Zvgvi H kªxPiY Qvqvq|
3| wPi Rb‡gi Z‡i, †gviv mKjB †Q‡o,
aie PiY wg_¨v †R‡b me GB Amvi msmv‡i; (hxï †n)
†Zvgvi Avmvi Av‡k e‡m AvwQ `qvj, wbR ¸‡Y nI D`q|
4| AvR GB wbtkã iv‡Z, †Zvgvi wbR evK¨ g‡Z,
Gm Zzwg `qvj hxï, P‡o †g‡NiB i‡_, (hxï †n)
Zzwg bxi‡e AvQ ü`-gw›`‡i `qvj cÖ‡ek Ki G mgq|
5| NyPvI mKj AÜKvi, I‡n Ck¦i Kzgvi,
AÜKvi GB RMZ gv‡S, Zzwg mKj Av‡jvi mvi; (hxï †n)
Zzwg NyPvI g‡bi cv‡ci Auvavi `qvj, wPË Ki Av‡jvKgq|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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msKxZ©b

Agicy‡i hvwe fvB, Avq Avq P‡j Avq,

msmvi-mvMi cv‡i, hxï Av‡Qb †`Lv hvq|
1| hxï bvg †i‡L ey‡K, mvnm †eu‡a Pj my‡L,
n‡e bv †Kvb wec`, kqZvb f‡q cjvq|
2| Amveav‡b Povq †e‡a, KZ cvcx g‡i †Ku‡`,
mvgvj w`‡Z bv‡i Zix, Qq `uvwo †h kÎÆ nvq|
3| hxï bvg hw` awi, PvjvB‡Z †`n-Zix (Zvi)
nq bv G `yie¯’v, wecv‡K †h cÖvY hvq|
4| hxï wbf©wi‡Z ZvB, wej¤^ Ki bv fvB,
KLb fv‡½ †`n-Zix, wKQyB bvwn Rvbv hvq|

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Avb›`‡jv‡K g½jv‡jv‡K weivR, mZ¨ my›`i
1| gwngv Ze D™¢vwmZ gnvMMb gv‡S
wek¦RMZ gwYf~lY †ewóZ Pi‡Y|
2| MÖnZviK P›`ªZcb e¨vKzj `ªæZ †e‡M
Kwi‡Q cvb, Kwi‡Q mœvb A¶q wKi‡Y|
3| aiYxÕci S‡i wbS©i, †gvnb gay †kvfv
dzjcjøe-MxZMÜ-my›`i-ei‡Y|
4| e‡n Rxeb iRbxw`b wPib~Zbaviv
KviæYv Ze Awekªvg Rb‡g gi‡Y|
5| †mœn †cÖg `qv fw³ †Kvgj K‡i cÖvY,
KZ mvšÍb Ki el©Y m‡šÍvcni‡Y|
6| RM‡Z Ze Kx g‡nvrme, e›`b K‡i wek¦
kªxm¤ú` f~gv¯ú` wbf©q ki‡Y|
―iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi

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cÖv‡Yi hxï, hxï hxï, e‡j WvK, (Zzwg) WvK GKevi cÖvY Ly‡j|
1| Avnv GB `‡Ð hxï †Zvgvq mvRvB‡eb †cÖg dz‡j|
2| Avnv hxï Pz¤^b K‡i †Zvgvq j‡eb wbR †Kv‡j Zz‡j|
3| Avnv Zzwg ü‡` †`L‡e m`v kvwšÍ b`x D_‡j|
4| Avnv hxïi Pz¤^b †c‡q Avwg me cvc wM‡qwQ fy‡j|
―iv‡Rb dKxi
17
(O Jesus, My Redeemer)

1| †n hxï, †gvi ÎvYKZ©v, Zzwg †gvi Rq I Mvb,

†gvi ÎvZv I mvšÍ¡bv, hLb †kvK me©_v|
a~qv: †n hxï, †gvi ÎvYKZ©v, MvBe †ZvgviB Mvb,
†Zvgvi gZ eÜz Avi, †gvi bvB †Zv †Kv‡bv Rb|
2| Zzwg †gvi cig Avkv, G kÖvšÍ Rxe‡b;
Auvavi hLb †N‡i Avi AkÖæ eq M‡Ð‡Z|
3| wek¦vwm †Zvgvq ÎvZv, wek¦¯Í †gvi PvjK,
Zzwg †gvi wcÖqZg, GB fzeb gvSv‡i|
4| †gvi Mvb I Avn¬v` hZ, GB cv‡ci RM‡Z;
e‡q Av‡b †h ¯^M©, †gvi AvKzj ü`‡q|
―Gd. B. †e‡ìb; Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

18
How Great Thou Art; En-127

1| Ck¦i cªfz, Avwg nB Avcb nviv, †`wL hLb, Ze wekvj fzeb;

Puv` Avi Zviv, we`y¨r So †gNgvjv, K‡i cÖKvk, Ze mycivµg|
ayqv: Mvq Avgvi cÖvY, m`v †Zvgvwi Mvb, Zzwg gnvb, Zzwg gnvb
ÎvZv Avgvi! jI cÖxwZ Dcnvi, Zzwg my›`i, wPi my›`i|
2| e‡b e‡b Nywi hLb Avwg Avi, Mv‡Q Mv‡Q, ïwb cvwL‡`i Mvb;
weivU ce©Z I SiYv me PgrKvi, gayi evZvm, K‡i mykxZj cÖvY|
3| fvwe Avwg, wK gnvg~j¨ `vb Zuvi, Ck¦i cyÎ, Avwm‡jb w`‡Z cÖvY;
µz‡k eB‡jb Avb‡›` gg cvcfvi, gwi‡jb †hb; euv‡P Avgvi cÖvY|
4| Lªxó Avwm‡eb, gnv R‡qvjøvm i‡e, jB‡Z †gv‡i, Avbw›`Z n‡e cÖvY
bZwk‡i Kwie cÖYvg ¯Í‡e, cÖPvwie ZzwgB my›`i gnvb|
―Kvj© wR. †evevM© Ges ÷zqvU© †K. nvBb
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†nvkvbœv! †nvkvbœv! GB G‡jb kvwšÍivR!
ab¨! wZwb ab¨! c_ Lyj hxïi Rb¨;
wbR ivR¨ jB‡eb AvR|
1| whiƒkv‡j‡gi w`‡K hvq, Mvavq Pwo‡q †K?
†jvK KZ Av‡M wc‡Q avqÑ wK e‡j cw_‡K?
2| Ac~e© mv‡R mvwR‡q kÖx hxïi •mwbK hvq,
wbR e¯¿ c‡_ cvwZ‡qÑ †LRyi cvZv Dovq|
3| †n wm‡qvb K‡b¨! cywi‡e AvR kv‡¯¿i GB ePb
H `xb †e‡k n‡e, †Zvgvi ivRvi AvMgb|
4| bM‡i †kv‡f mܨv‡jvK! I P‚ov ¯^Y©gq;
ie ïwb Qv‡` D‡V †jvKÑ A‡cÿv Kwi iq|
5| Îv‡Yk¦i wKš‘ gb wbivk, MÖwn‡e wK Avgvq?
wK m‡Z¨i c‡ÿ GB DjøvmÑ bv RMZ ivR¨ Pvq?
6| AgvwqK wkïM‡Yi fve, bv_ †nwi gw›`‡i,
¯Íe-Mv‡b K‡ib cÖxwZjvf-ZvB g‡b ivL‡i|
―DBwjqvg †Kix
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(Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee)

1| Lywk g‡b c~wR †Zvgvq, cÖfz †gv‡`i †M․iegq;

dz‡ji b¨vq weKwkZ nq, ¯‘wZ‡Z †gv‡`i ü`q|
cvc `ytL †nvK weMwjZ, Auvavi Ki me `~‡i;
wPišÍb Avn¬v‡`i cÖfz, c~Y© Ki Av‡jv‡Z|
2| Kvh© †Zvgvi Pvwiw`‡K, ¯^M©g‡Z© wKiY †`q;
`~ZMY I ZviKvivRx, wbqZ Mvq Ze Rq|
f~wg ce©Z, eb I R½j D¾¡j ¯^‡M©i †M․i‡e;
MvqK cvwL, PÂj SY©v, meB Wv‡K †Zvgv‡K|
3| Zzwg `vZv, ÿgvKvix, me©vkxl I me©`v,
Lywki Drm mvM‡ii b¨vq, m`vb‡›` Rx‡e iq|
Zzwg wcZv, Lªxó åvZv, mevB K‡i †cÖg †Zvgvq;
wkLvI †gv‡`i fvjevm‡Z, ¯^M©xq Avb›` †`I|
―†nbix f¨vb WvBK; Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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All the Way; En-21, Ga-42

1| ÎvZt Pvjvb †gvi me c‡_, wK Avi Av‡Q wRÁvmy?

Awek¦vm wK Zvi KiæYvq, †h †gvi G Rxeb Pvjvq|
¯^M©xq kvwšÍ I Avivg, wek¦v‡m _vwK mv‡_
hv wKQz nq †gvi me Rvwb, hxï K‡ib me g½j| (2)
2| ÎvZt Pvjvb †gvi me c‡_, mvnm †`b euvKv c‡_,
K…cv †`b me `ytL K‡ó, †`b Rxeb Lv‡`¨|
hw`I nq c`öjb, †gvi AšÍi Z…wlZ nq;
†¯ªvZ e‡n •kj †_‡K, †`wL Lywki cÖ¯ªeY| (2)
3| ÎvZt Pvjvb †gvi me c‡_, Zuvnvi c~Y© †cÖ‡g‡Z,
ï× wekÖvg cÖwZÁvZ, †gvi ¯^M©xq fe‡b|
hLb Pwj EaŸ© hvÎvq, RvwM Agi c‡_‡Z
hxï Pvjvb me c‡_, †gvi GB Agi Mv‡b‡Z| (2)
―d¨vwb †R. µm&&we; Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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fvwUqvjx

†K Av‡Q Avi †ZvgviB gZb, I‡n `qvj hxï, cwZZ cveb;

Zzwg ivRvi ivRv, cÖfzi cÖfz; wbwLj GB eªþv‡Ði KviY!
1| Aciv‡ai `Ð w`‡Z, evmbv bvB †Zvgvi wP‡Z,
cvcx-Zvcx ZivB‡Z f‡e †Zvgvi AvMgb|
†gv‡`i mKj cv‡ci mvRv wb‡q, Zzwg fzwMqvQ giY|
2| Avb›` avg n‡Z G‡m, `ytLgq GB cv‡ci †`‡k,
cwZZ gvb‡li †e‡k, Zzwg K‡iQ ågY|
hZ `ytLxi `ytL NyPvBqvQ, gyQvBqv w`qvQ bqb|
3| ÿgv K‡i †`vlx R‡b, w`qvQ ¯’vb kÖxPi‡Y,
A‡hvM¨ Rb AfvR‡b, Zzwg K‡iQ MÖnY|
f‡e wgjvBqvQ †cÖ‡gi †gjv, kvwšÍi ivR¨ K‡i ¯’vcb|
4| †h hv ey‡b †mB Zv Kv‡U, †Zgwb cvq dj f‡ei nv‡U,
mywePvi †Zvgvi wbK‡U; ïwb kv‡¯¿wi ePb|
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5| wK e‡j Avb›` RvbvB, hxï †n RM‡Zi †MuvmvB

†Zvgvi Zzj¨ Avi †Kn bvB, †`Ljvg Luy‡R wÎfze‡b|
Avwg euvav iBjvg H cv`c‡Ù, †`‡n hver iq GB Rxeb|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

23

†Zvgvwi †M‡n cvwjQ †¯œ‡n, Zzwg ab¨ ab¨ †n|

Avgvi cÖvY †Zvgvwi `vb, ZzwgB ab¨ ab¨ †n|
1| †Zvgvi wekvj wecyj fzeb, K‡iQ Avgvi bqb †jvfb,
b`xwMwi eb mim †kvfb, ZzwgB ab¨ ab¨ †n|
2| ü`‡q evwn‡i ¯^‡`k we‡`‡k, hyMv‡šÍ wbwg‡l wbwg‡l,
Rb‡g gi‡Y †kv‡K Avb‡›`, ZzwgB ab¨ ab¨ †n|
Ñiex›`ªbv_ VvKzi

24 (myi-fvwUqvwj)
bxie iB †Kg‡b, `qvi K_v n‡j ¯§iY|
1| wQ‡j Zzwg Agicy‡i (eÜz) wcZvi `wÿ‡Y,
g‡Z© G‡j Zzwg Agicy‡i (eÜz) wcZvi `wÿ‡Y,
g‡Z© G‡j `xbeÜz Avgvi Kvi‡Y-†i|
2| G‡j Zzwg GB f~gЇj (eÜz) wdwi Øv‡i Øv‡i,
ïavB‡j †cÖg eviZv, wdi cvcx wdi-†i|
3| bv gvwbj †Kn †Zvgv‡K, (eÜz) bv ïwbj K_v,
Zviv nvwbj †Zvgvi civ‡Y, eÜz w`qv KZ e¨_v-†i|
4| Kvj‡fwi wkL‡i wMqv‡i, (Avwg) †`Ljvg †cÖ‡gi Qwe,
ïwb‡j Zuvi †cÖg eviZv, †ZvivI cvMj nwe --†i|
5| Rxeb w`qv FY ïwaqv †i, (eÜz) wcZvi Pi‡Y,
†avqvBqv w`j †gv‡`i wbR i³ `v‡b-†i|
6| fywj‡Z cvwibv Avwg ZvB (eÜz) fzwje †Kg‡b,
hZw`b i‡n G Rxeb †hb Kv‡U ¸YMv‡b-†i|
ÑÁvbiÄb mgÏvi

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Afq evYx ïbevi Av‡k AvwQ †P‡q gyLcv‡b|
bxie †_K bv evK¨ eªþ, GKevi K_v ej Puv`e`‡b|
1| gy‡Li ev‡K¨ m„wó, w¯’wZ, jq, Rxeb giY,
myL-`ytL-Zvc,KZ Av‡m Avevi hvq|
†Zvgvi gy‡Li ev‡K¨ m„wó nBj,Avevi cÖjq n‡e ïwb †kl w`‡b|
2| †Zvgvi AvÁvq G‡jg RM‡Z,
Avevi †hw`b ûKzg n‡e, wd‡i n‡e †n †h‡Z|
AvR †gvi RxebKv‡j K_v ej,Avgvi Avmv hvIqvi GB gvSLv‡b|
3| A‡MvP‡i †_‡K Avov‡j, KZ `qv KZ AbyMÖn w`‡qQ †X‡j|
Avevi wec` Kv‡j †`Lv w`‡q D×vi K‡iQ G Aag R‡b|
4| `uvov‡j AvR m¤§y‡L G‡m,
iƒ‡ci QUvq mviv RMZ m„wó wMqv‡Q †f‡m|
ej ÒkvwšÍ †nvK, †nvK bZzb m„wóÓ, Avgvi RivRxY© G Rxe‡b|

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Avgvi GB evmbv, PiY mvabv Kwie hZ‡b,
Avwg w`ev wbwk a¨v‡b ewm‡q, PiY c~wRe hZ‡b|
1| bqb R‡j ay‡q PiY mvRvBe g‡bi gZb, e‡m myMwÜ P›`‡b
Avwg H Pi‡Y mu‡c w`jvg, Avgvi hv Av‡Q fze‡b|
2| wK Ke Zuvi `qvi K_v KZB fv‡e NyPvq e¨_v,Avgvi †mB iƒc ¯§i‡Y
H Zuvi †cÖg Kvwnbx w`b hvwgbx †i Avwg fzwje †Kg‡b|
3| H Pi‡Y kvwšÍb`x ewn‡Z‡Q wbiewa Avwg ï‡bwQ kÖe‡Y,
Avwg †mB b`x‡Z Wz‡e ie †i; m`v Rxe‡b gi‡Y|
4| †m Rb f‡ei Rxe‡b e„ÿ, Zuvnvi cvZvq nq Av‡ivM¨
e¨vwa n‡j mvayR‡b,
Avwg jZv n‡q Rwo‡q ie †i; mydj dwj‡e Rxe‡b|
5| `yt‡L wKsev my‡L ivL Kv‡Q wKsev `~‡i _vK, Avgvi GB evmbv g‡b
Zzwg †hfv‡e †mfv‡e ivL‡e, PiY cvB †hb AwšÍ‡g|
Ñiƒ‡eb miKvi
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Avb›` Mvb Mve Avi †Zvgvi bv‡gi Rq, I‡n wcZv `qvgq †Mv
Mve †gviv `‡j `‡j, †b‡P †b‡P Zv‡j Zv‡j, Ny‡i RMrgq,--
GB f‚gÐj c~Y© n‡e †Zvgvi cÖksmvq †Mv wcZv--|
1| †Zvgvi gZ †Kn bvB Avi ¯^M©-gZ© gv‡S,
mviv m„wó e¨vwcqv †Zvgvi gwngv weiv‡R,
Zzwg †Kej †Zvgvi gy‡Li ev‡K¨, ¯^M©-gZ© AšÍix‡ÿ, m„wó Ki‡j nvq|
wcZv Aeªvnvg ab¨ nj †Zvgvi KiæYvq, †Mv wcZv|
2| †gv‡`i wcZ…Kzj wgki †`‡k `yt‡L c‡o Kuv‡`,
d‡i․Y PµvšÍ K‡i Zv‡`i †d‡jwQj duv‡`,
Zzwg †gvwk‡K cvVvBqv w`‡j, euvPv‡Z B¯ªv‡qj Kz‡j, †mB `yt‡Li mgq|
†k‡l B¯ªv‡qj `y»-gay cÖevnx †`k cvq †Mv gayi|
3| `vm‡Z¡ AvwQ †gviv c‡ii Aaxb n‡q,
†gviv my‡Li myw`b Avbe Avevi †Zvgvi bvgwU †M‡q,
Zzwg cvVv‡e ÎvYKZ©v †Zvgvi, GB Kbvb †`k n‡e Avevi, my‡LiB Avjq,
hLb GB †`‡k n‡eb G‡m gkxn D`q †Mv n‡eb|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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KZ fv‡jvevm- †_‡K Avov‡j|
†Zvgvq aie e‡j Avkv Kwi, †Kej cvB bv nvZ evov‡j|
1| hLb wQjvg gv‡qi D`‡i, †Nvi AÜKvi Ni, KvivMv‡i nvq †i|
Zzwg Avnvi w`‡q evZvm w`‡q, ZLb Avgv‡i euvPv‡j|
2| hLb Avwg f~wgô nB‡jg, gv‡qi †Kvgj †Kv‡j AvkÖq
†c‡jg, nvq †i|
gv‡qi ¯Í‡bi i³ †n `qvgq, Zzwg ÿxi K‡i LvIqv‡j|
3| eÜz-evÜe `vivm~Z, cÖfz Gme †K․kj †ZvgviB †Zv nvq †i
f‡ei ab-avb¨ mnvq m¤^j †cjvg †Zvgvi K…cve‡j|
4| †Zvgvi `qvq mKj †cjvg, †Kej †Zvgvq GKw`b
bv †`wLjvg, nvq †i|
Zzwg †Kv_vq _vK, †Kb G‡m, Avwg Kuv`‡j Ki †Kv‡j|
5| Kuv`‡j e‡j nZvk n‡q, G‡m P‡ÿi Rj †`I gyQvB‡q, nvq †i!
Avevi K_v K‡q cÖv‡Yi gv‡S, KZ Dc‡`k †`I e‡j|
ÑKv½vj nwibv_

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Blessed Assurance, Jesus is mine, SA-21, En-34, AH-462

1| wK my‡Li Avk¦vm hxï Avgvi, Avt wK †M․i‡ei ¯^v` PgrKvi!

Askx`vi Îv‡Yi, µxZ Zuvnvi, AvZ¥v‡Z RvZ, i‡³ cwi®‥vi|
a~qv: GB †gvi Kvwnbx, GB Avgvi Mvb,
mvivw`b Kwi, Zuvi ¯‘wZ I Mvb|
2| c~Y© mgc©Y, c~Y© Djøvm, ¯^M©xq `k©b P‡ÿ weKvk,
Dשavg nB‡Z A‡bK `~ZMY, KiæYvi aŸwb, †cÖ‡gi ¸Äb|
3| c~Y© cwiÎvY, c~Y© wek¦vm, cÖfz‡Z wjß †m․fvM¨evb,
RvwM cÖZxÿvq E‡aŸ© ZvKvB, Zuvi cy‡Y¨ c~Y©, †cÖ‡g nvivB|
―d¨vwb †R. µm&we

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Avgvi †K‡U †M‡Q g‡bi AÜKvi-- hxï bv‡gi e‡j|
Auvavi †K‡U hvq, ÿzav wg‡U hvq, hxï bv‡gi e‡j|
1| g‡bi Auvavi hvq †Mv †K‡U WvK‡j H bvg AKc‡U,
g‡b Av‡jv I‡V R¡‡j, †hgb wbwki Auvavi _v‡Kbv Avi †n,
GKevi fvby †`Lv w`‡j|
2| bv‡gi i‡m ÿzav †Nv‡P, ï®‥ ü`q mvMi gv‡S
gnv Avb‡›`i †XD †L‡j,
hLb WvwK H bvg •eKzÉ avg †n, †b‡g Av‡m aivZ‡j|
3| bv‡g †b‡g Av‡m ¯^M©, ag©, A_© PZzeM©, mydj hxï bv‡gB d‡j|
†Zvgiv MvI hxï Rq, hv‡`i ü`q †n, m`¨ wÎZvc R¡vjvq R¡‡j
4| †Nv‡P bv‡g mKj R¡vjv, kvwšÍ, myL Avb‡›`i †gjv,
†gjv ü`q-gv‡S †gjv|
hxï bv‡gi gZb cig iZb †n, Avi wK Av‡Q f~gЇj|
5| hxï bv‡g †g‡j gyw³, ag© kv‡¯¿ ïwb Dw³,-- hZ mvay R‡b e‡j|
hxï bv‡gi ¸‡Y gyw³ wg‡j †n, H bvg Mve ü`q Ly‡j|
6| hxï bv‡g euvav †m Rb, hvi bv‡g hvq fe‡bi eÜb,
Avi GB cv‡ci eÜb †L‡j|
†Zvgiv MvI hxïi Rq eªÿvÐgq †n, hZ bibvix wg‡j|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx (1943 Lªxt)
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We praise Thee O God

1| †n wcZt Kwi Ze cÖksmv Mvb,

wbR cy‡Î f‡e Kwi‡j m¤cÖ`vb|
a~qv: nv‡jøj~qv, †Zvgvi †M․ie! nv‡jøj~qv Av‡gb,
nv‡jøj~qv, †Zvgvi †M․ie! D¾xweZ †nvK& gb|
2| MvB Ze m½xZ, cyY¨ AvZ¥vi KviY;
ÎvYKZ©vq whwb Kwi‡jb cÖ`k©b|
3| me †M․ie ¯‘wZ, nZ †glkve‡Ki,
jb whwb wk‡i, me cvc Zvc gvb‡ei|
4| D¾xweZ †nvK& gb, ü`q †cÖgc~Y© †nvK,
†cÖg ûZvk‡b DÏxß †nvK me †jvK|
5| D¾xweZ †nvK& gb, RvMvI myß R‡b;
Lªxó PiY Z‡j me AvBmyK G¶‡Y|w
Abyev`― hv‡Kve wek¦vm

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†cÖgvb‡›` gvwZ m‡e, Ki msKxZ©b (hxï ¸Y-msKxZ©b)|
(Z‡e) D_wj‡e †cÖgwmÜz, üó n‡e gb|
1| ab¨, ab¨, ab¨ Zuvi, wcZv, cyÎ, m`vZ¥vq,
ab¨ wcZv, ab¨ cyÎ, ab¨ m`vZ¥b| (ej)
2| wek¦v‡m jI gyw³ a‡b, kvwšÍ i‡e, ü`vm‡b,
cywR hxï Kvq I g‡b, Ki msKxZ©b| (m`v)
3| hxï bv‡g gvi W¼v `~‡i hv‡e me Avk¼v,
¯^‡M© †h‡Z bvwn k¼v, cyjwKZ gb| (GLb)
4| kvwšÍ †h †c‡qQ g‡b, ab¨ev` †`I mij g‡b,
ab¨ hxï, ab¨ hxï ej me©ÿY| (m‡e)
5| Rq Rq ej üó g‡b, ïbvI e½evmxM‡Y,
MwZ bvB Avi hxï we‡b, ai †m PiY| (†Zvgiv)
Ñk‡jvgb kvwšÍbv_ wek¦vm

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wK w`qv c~wR PiY hxï, wK w`e †Zvgv‡i|
†Zvgvi Acvi `qvq †n `qvgq, Avgvi cÖvY wbqvQ †K‡o|
1| wK Av‡Q †Zvgv‡i w`e, wK w`qv H FY ïwae, e‡m fvwe ZvB AšÍ‡i;
†Zvgvi Ag~j¨ GB `qvi Zzj¨, wKQz wg‡j bv msmv‡i|
2| Qvqvi gZ w`‡b iv‡Z, †_‡K m`v mv‡_ mv‡_,
†gv‡i †eu‡aQ †cÖg‡Wv‡i|
†gv‡i kvwšÍ‡Z K‡iQ c~Y© `qvj, AkvwšÍi msmv‡i|
3| `ytL-K‡ói n‡q‡Q †kl, gnvb‡›` f‡i‡Q G †`k,
†hb my‡Li †Rvqv‡i,
†Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi aviv †b‡g Av‡m m`v Avgvi GB AšÍ‡i|
4| jn gg ab-Rb, jn gg †`n gb, hxï †Zvgvi †mevi Z‡i|
†hb BnKv‡j, ciKv‡j _vwK †Zvgvi H `yqv‡i|
5| †Zvgvi bv‡gi cÖksmv Mvb, Mve w`evwbwk †n `qvevb|
Avwg Mve civY f‡i|
Zzwg Kv‡Q †_K, cv‡q †iL m`v G Aag cvcx‡i|
― iƒ‡eb miKvi

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Zzwg Ryov‡j †gvi ZvwcZ civY, cv‡ci ÿgv w`‡q|
ab¨ nj Amvi Rxeb, †Zvgvi `qv †c‡q|
1| †K‡U †Mj g‡bi Auvavi, Gj RMr Ry‡o my‡Li †Rvqvi,
wK ïfw`b Gj Avgvi, mviv Rxeb †Q‡q|
2| ï®‥ giæ nj wm³, nj c~Y© hvnv wQj wi³;
ÿzavZ©‡K K‡jø Z…ß, Ag„Z wejv‡q|
3| Ny‡P †Mj mKj Z…òv, Avgvi wbivk cÖv‡Y Rv‡M Avkv,
cÖvY-cvwL †c‡q‡Q evmv, H Pi‡Yi Qv‡q|
4| wK Avb›` Gj cÖv‡Y, ü`q c~Y© AvwR ¸YMv‡b,
¯^‡M©i kvwšÍ PiY a¨v‡b †c‡qwQ ü`‡q|
5| Mve m`v Avb›` Mvb, †i‡L H Pi‡Y euvav G cÖvY,
†iL †gv‡i †n `qvevb, wPiw`b H cv‡q|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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myi―ïf kveŸv_ w`b

1| ej cweÎ, cweÎ, cweÎgq wcZv,

cweÎ, cweÎ, cyÎ I AvZ¥v,
m`v me©Kvj, wPiKvj wcZv cÖfyiB ab¨,
cweÎ AvZ¥v I hxïiB ab¨|
2| Ki †M․ie, †M․ie, RMrgq m‡e MvI,
cÖksmv, cÖksmv, cÖvY Ly‡j MvI,
m`v ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`, MvI AviI D‛Pbv`,
RqaŸwb w`‡q cvc Ki †f`|
3| Avwg Kuvw`e, nvwme, me©ve¯’vq bvwPe,
gi‡Y, Rxe‡b, hxï c~wRe;
†gvi wbtk¦v‡m, cÖkv¦ ‡m, hxïi mv‡_ †eove,
PvwLe, gvwLe, bvwn Qvwoe|
4| Kfy Pvq bv Avi, gb Avgvi, RM‡Zi wKQy Avi,
GK`„‡ó †`wL H hxïi Dci;
m`v hxï Rq, Rxebgq, Av‡m †Rvqvi ev‡bi b¨vq,
†gvi AvZ¥v Zuvi †XD‡q µ‡gB E‡aŸ© avq|
―iv‡Rb dKxi

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wSuwSU―Vysix

m‡e ej hxï Rq, hZ w`b †`‡n cÖvY iq|

1| Kuvcv‡q †gw`bx, ¯^iM cvZvj myMfxi Rq bv‡`,
¯’vei R½g, fyai mvMi, GKZv‡b m‡e MvI, hxï Rq|
2| huvnvi KiæYv, ¯^iM KevU, `yišÍ Kjylnvix,
µzk-KvV huvi, gwngv Mwigv, N‡i N‡i MvI Zuv‡i, hxï Rq|
3| giY hvZbv, ci‡jvK fq, †h Rb m`v msnv‡i,
m‡e wg‡j Zuv‡i, gvwZ †cÖgvb‡›`, cÖksm e‡j hxï g„Zz¨Äq|
4| KuvcyK †`ej, ïbyK we`j, †`LyK ¯^iM `~Z,
biK‡hvM¨, gvbe wbKi, Mvwn‡Q †c‡q ÎvY, hxï Rq|
―Ag„Zjvj bv_

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Zzwg ab¨, Zzwg ab¨, gvbe cvc-Zvc nvix
gvbe ZviY, Kwi‡j mvab, eû `ytL awi,
†Zvgvq cÖwYcvZ Kwi|
1| msmvi m¤ú` Rb, we`¨v eyw× Avw` ab,
wedj mKj, gvbe-mšÍvc,
Kwi‡Z niY, webv Ze kvwšÍ ab|
2| (Ze) Acvi †cÖg-mwj‡j, fKwZf‡i Wywe‡j,
`ytL hvq, myL DcRq,
wbevq cvc Ab‡j, Z…ß gb kvwšÍR‡j|
3| Zzwg cig my›`i, †Zvgvi gwngv my›`i,
†cÖg my›`i, KiæYv my›`i,
my›`i mKjB †Zvgvi, †Zvgvq †nwi ev‡i ev‡i|
―P›`ªKzgvi miKvi, 1896
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ab¨ cigviva¨ hxï, mZ¨ mbvZb,
Ck¦i b›`b cwZZ cveb|
1| m„wói c~‡e© wQ‡j Abvw`Kv‡j,
evK¨-eªþ iƒ‡c wcZvi †Kv‡j|
Zzwg ¯^qs Ck¦i, Zzwg wbZ¨ civrci,
Zzwg wbwLj GB eªþv‡Ûi m„Rb KviY|
2| cwZZ gvb‡e Kwi‡Z D×vi,
gvbeiƒ‡c n‡j f‡e AeZvi;
cÖfy, †Zvgvi K…cvq, hZ cvcx gyw³ cvq,
Ki‡j cvcxi cv‡ci Z‡i cÖvqwðË mvab|
3| `xb nx‡bi `ytL m‡qQ cÖv‡Y,
`wi`ª n‡q Zzwg wQ‡j fye‡b;
`ytLx Kv½vj hZ, cÖfy †Zvgvi AvwkªZ,
hZ `xbvZ¥v R‡b cvq †Zvgvi PiY
4| cvcxi cv‡ci `Û wb‡qQ wk‡i,
w`‡qQ wbR cÖvY µz‡kvc‡i;
wbjvg kiY †Zvgvi, I‡n hxï Îv‡Yk¦i,
Zzwg mZ¨ myc_, Zzwg AbšÍ Rxeb|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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fvwUqvjx―Vysix

†Zvgvi Rq nDK, Rq nDK, †n gnvivR,

nDK gwngv KxZ©b gnxZ‡j|
f‡e hZ bi-bvix, G‡m mvwi mvwi,
jyUvK †Zvgvi H PiYZ‡j|
1| e‡m ¯^‡M©i wmsnvm‡b, †P‡q AvQ RMr cv‡b;
†Kv_vq †K Kuv‡` AfvRb, K‡i nvZ cÖmviY,
Ki †n aviY Zz‡j †Kv‡j|
2| gyQvI cvcxi bq‡bi Rj, †K Av‡Q Avi Ggb `qvj;
Zzwg ab¨ †n ¸Yavg, ab¨ H hxï bvg,
bvB Ggb bvg Avi f~gЇj|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Zzwg c_ I Zzwg mZ¨, Zzwg my›`i gg Rxeb

Zzwg `vZv Zzwg ÎvZv, ZzwgB gg ÎvY|
1| Zzwg PvjK Zzwg cvjK, Zzwg ¯^M© Zzwg gZ©
Zzwg b¨vh¨ Zzwg c~R¨, ZzwgB ¯^M© Øvi|
2| Zzwg †R¨vwZ, Zzwg gyw³, Zzwg fw³, Zzwg kw³
Zzwg Ávbevb, Zzwg cÖÁv, ZzwgB gg a¨vb|
3| Zzwg Avj&dv Zzwg IwgMv, Zzwg `ªóv Zzwg mªóv
Zzwg †cÖggq Zzwg weavZv, ZzwgB gg cÖvY|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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Mviv―KvIqvjx

Avwg Òhxï hxïÓ e‡j h‡e WvwK †Zvgvq,

Zzwg mvov w`I cÖv‡Y, I‡n `qvgq|
1| w`I †Zvgvi cv`cÙ, †n gg cigviva¨,
ï× nq †hb wPË-c`a~jvq|
2| †Zvgvi kªxgy‡Li †R¨vwZ, †`wL‡Z w`I kKwZ,
m‡›`n fxwZ †hb `~‡i cjvq|
3| evqy-weKw¤úZ-bj-mg, G wPË PÂj,
w`I cÖv‡Y ej, †Zvgvi †mevq|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi|

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Holy, Holy, Holy! En- 1

1| cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨! me©kw³gvb!

cÖvZt¯„‡e MvB m‡e Ze ¸YPq;
cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨! me© †R¨vwZ®§vb!
wcZv, cyÎ, AvZ¥v, Ck¦i `qvgq!
2| cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨! ¯^‡M© mvay hZ,
my‡L †M․ie gyKzU iv‡L Pi‡Y †Zvgvi,
Kiƒe, mivd m‡e e‡›` AweiZ,
aiYx c~Y© †M․i‡e Acvi!
3| cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨! AÜKvive„Z,
cÖfv huvnvi gvbe-P‡¶ mn¨ bvwn nq,
Zzwg gvÎ cyY¨, Zzwg AweK…Z,
Zzwg me©`k©x, me©‡cÖggq|
4| cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨! me©kw³gvb!
cÖvYxgv‡Î Mv‡n m`v Ze ¸YPq,
Ze `vm I `vmx, wgjvq ¯‘wZ Mvb,
wcZv, cyÎ, AvZ¥v, wÎZ¡ `qvgq|
―†iwRbvì †nevi, Abyev`: †R. G. wW. g¨vK&Wbvì
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AvKv‡k P›`ª Zviv, eb wMwi b`x aviv,
†Zvgvi gwngv Mvq (cÖfy) †Zvgvi gwngv Mvq|
1| Zzwg †h wek¦ Ry‡o, i‡qQ mevi my‡i,
wbwLj gvbe m‡e †Zvgvi kiY Pvq|
2| Zzwg AbšÍ Zey Zzwg aiv `vI,
†cÖ‡gi Avm‡b PiY †dwjqv hvI|
3| †Zvgvi KiæYv jwf †c‡qwQ †gviv †h meB,
AjL n‡Z †Mv Zzwg Rxeb f‡iv myavq|
―mybxj `Ë

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All Hail the Power of Jesus‘ Name; En-59, Ga-18

1| †nvK hxï bv‡gi mgv`i, `~Z KiæK bg¯‥vi;

¯„e Ki Zuvnvi wbišÍi, †`I gyKzU wk‡i Zuvi|
2| †n Z‚ixavix KiƒeMY, cÖY‡gv evisevi,
huvi m„ó Avgiv me©Rb, †`I gyKzU wk‡i Zuvi|
3| †n Av`g-es‡ki gy³ bi! cyY¨evb i‡³ huvi|
†mB ÎvZvi Ki mgv`i, †`I gyKzU wk‡i Zuvi|
4| †n cÖ‡Z¨K esk, cÖ‡Z¨K RvZ, GB fyeb gvSvi,
Zuvi Kv‡Q Ki RvbycvZ, †`I gyKzU wk‡i Zuvi|
―B †c‡iv‡bU; Abyev`: hv‡Kve KvwšÍbv_ wek¦vm

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fyeb fiv exYv evRvq, cyY¨ †Zvgvi bvg|
my›`i †n− †Zvgvq bwg, cyY¨ †Zvgvi bvg|
1| P›`ª MÖn Zvivq Zvivq, Amxg my‡L †m myi jyUvq,
Kz‡Ä cvZvq †`vj w`‡q hvq, cyY¨ †Zvgvi bvg|
2| `ytL myL S¼v‡i †h †Zvgvi Zv‡j Zv‡j,
Rxeb giY e›`x †n_vq, Kv‡ji AšÍiv‡j|
3| `vI cwiPq me ARvbvq, AvNvZ nvb cvlvY wnqvq,
mevi gv‡S ab¨ nDK, cyY¨ †Zvgvi bvg|
―m‡šÍvlKzgvi cvÎ
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(fvB) Avb‡›` hxï bvg,
ü`q Ly‡j ej, (hxï †cÖg ü`q Ly‡j ej)
1| ivRvi ivRv cÖfyi cÖfy ¯^‡M© whwb wQj,
†m GB biK †hvM¨ b‡ii Z‡i G f‡e AvBj|
2| `xb‡e‡k †`‡k †`‡k ÎvYab wejvÕj,
w`j A܇K bqb−KZ g„‡Z euvPvBj|
3| kÎÆi jvÃbv, KZ hvZbv mwnj,
cÖfyi n‡¯„ †eu‡a, †Kvov †g‡i gy‡L _y_y w`j|
4| `yRb †Pv‡ii g‡a¨ Zuv‡i µz‡k Uv½vBj,
wbôzi †mbvM‡Y ek©v nv‡b Zuvi Kzw¶‡Z gvwij|
5| Avgvi cv‡ci Rb¨ †h Rb cÖvY w`j,
Avwg Zuv‡i fv‡jv bv evwmqv Kv‡i evwm fv‡jv|
6| huvi †cÖg R‡j gb ü`q wfwRj,
GB wbim e„‡¶‡Z KZ mydj dwjj|
7| I‡n Lªxóf³ `j kv¯¿ j‡q Pj,
I †mB †cÖgg‡qi †cÖ‡gi K_v me©‡`‡k ej|
―gaym~`b miKvi

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Praise Him! Praise Him! En-16, Ga-27

1| cÖksm, cÖksm, hxï cyY¨ cwiÎvZv; wek¦ MvI, Zuvi Ac~e© †cÖg evZ©v;
cÖksm, cÖksm, gwngvi D‛P KiƒeMY; †nvK gwngv, †M․iegq cyY¨ bvg|
cvjK hxï, iw¶‡eb ¯^xq †glMY; e‡nb wZwb evû‡Z Aby¶Y|
a~qv: cÖksm, cÖksm, hxï cyY¨ cwiÎvZv; cÖksm, cÖksm, Avb‡›` Mvn Mvb
2| cÖksm, cÖksm, hxï cyY¨ cwiÎvZv; †gv‡`i cv‡c ewn‡jb µzk e¨_v;
wZwb •kj, cwiÎv‡Yi wPi Avkv; cÖksm, Mvn, hxï µzk gwY;
MvI, m½xZ, hxï `ytL nviK; wPi¯’vqx †cÖg, Amxg, AUj|
3| cÖksm, cÖksm, hxï cyY¨ cwiÎvZv; ¯^M©, †ZviY, Mvwn‡Q †nvkvbœv;
hxï ÎvZv ivRZ¡ K‡ib wPiKvj; †`I wKixU; `k©K-hvRK-ivRv;
Lªxó Avm‡Qb wek¦ weRqx ivRb; gwngv †M․ie hy‡M hy‡M Zuvnvi|
―d¨vwb †R. µm&we; Abyev`: m‡šÍvlKzgvi nvj`vi
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KxZ©b―GKZvjv

hxï Lªxó bvg MvI †i e`‡b,

MvI †i e`‡b, bvg jI †i e`‡b|
1| (†h bvg) †hvMx Fwl gywbMY bvwn cvq a¨v‡b,
†hvMx FwlMY †i, †hvMx FwlMY (2)
†h bvg bv cvq a¨v‡b †i (2)
hxï bvg bvg †i myavgq bvg (2)
2| (I fvB) †nb myavgq bvg bvwn wÎfye‡b,
wÎfye‡b bvwn †i, Ggb bvg myav (2)
ü`q f‡i wcq †i hxï bvg myav (2)
hxï bvg bvg †i, myavgq bvg (2)
3| (I fvB) `ytL Zvc `~‡i hvq G bvg kªe‡Y,
`ytL hvq `~‡i †i hxï bvg ï‡b (2)
cÖvY kxZj n‡e †i hxï bvg ï‡b (2)
hxï bvg bvg †i, gaygq bvg (2)
4| (G bvg) a¨vb Ki w`evwbwk kq‡b ¯^c‡b,
ü‡` ¯§iY Ki‡i, w`ev wbwk I bvg (2)
w`ev wbwk ¯§i †i, kq‡b ¯^c‡b (2)
hxï bvg bvg †i, w`evwbwk jI (2)
―CkvbP›`ª `vm, 1882

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gaygvLv hxï bvg MvI †i; H bvg MvI †i;
MvI N‡i N‡i, bM‡i bM‡i, gaygvLv hxï bvg MvI †i|
1| G f‡ei Avkv whwb, ¯^‡M©i Avb›` f~wg;
†h bv‡g mKj `ytL n‡i|
2| †h bv‡gi gvnvZ¥¨¸‡Y, kvwšÍ cvq f³M‡Y;
`ytLx R‡b mywL nq AšÍ‡i
3| AvB‡j AvmbœKvj, hxï bvgB gnvej;
†h bv‡g g„Zz¨-b`x cvi K‡i|
―MMbP›`ª `Ë (1896)

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mKj ab¨ev` gwngv †M․ie †Zvgvi;
Rq †nvK& Rq †nvK& hxï, Rq †nvK& †Zvgvi|
cÖksmv civµg cÖZvc †Zvgvi,
Rq †nvK& Rq †nvK& hxï, Rq †nvK& †Zvgvi|
1| RNb¨ cvcx Avwg AwZ `yivPvi,
†cÖ‡g Ziv‡j †gv‡i †cÖg AeZvi,
†cÖ‡gi AeZvi Zzwg `qvi AeZvi,
Rq †nvK& Rq †nvK& hxï, Rq †nvK& †Zvgvi
2| †ivM n‡Z Av‡ivM¨ Ki‡j gwngv †Zvgvi,
m¤ú‡` wec‡` mnvq n‡qQ Avgvi,
`qvi Dci `qv KZ, †c‡qwQ †Zvgvi,
Rq †nvK Rq †nvK hxï, Rq †nvK †Zvgvi|
3| c‡_-Nv‡U, gv‡V evÜe, n‡qQ Avgvi,
†`‡LwQ †`‡LwQ †Zvgvi, †cÖg e¨envi,
AbyMÖn KwiqvQ KZ kZ evi,
Rq †nvK& Rq †nvK& hxï, Rq †nvK& †Zvgvi|
4| hy‡M hy‡M RqMvb Avi ¯‘wZ †Zvgvi,
RxešÍ evK¨ Avi kw³ †Zvgvi,
kw³nx‡b †`I †n cÖfz kw³ †Zvgvi,
`ye©‡j‡i a‡i ivL wgbwZ Avgvi|
―Rqbv_ AwaKvix

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KxZ©bv½ †LgUv

N‡U hv NUzK †Zvgvi Rxe‡b, ej ab¨ hxï!

ej ivwÎ w`‡b, me©¶‡Y, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
1| Avwm‡j my‡Li mgq, G msmvi Avb›`gq,
Zzwg gnvb‡›` Ly‡j ü`q, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
2| Avwm‡j e¨_v †e`b, nvnvKvi `ytL, µ›`b;
Zzwg †mB kªxPiY K‡i ¯§iY, ej, Rq R`q ab¨ hxï|
3| Avwm‡j my‡Li †Rvqvi, f‡i hvq †Zvgvi fvÐvi;
†Mvjvq ab-avb¨ a‡i bv Avi, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
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4| hLb nq k~b¨ `y&B nvZ; `yt‡Li ivZ nq bv cÖfvZ|
Zzwg E‡aŸ© Zz‡j †mB k~b¨ nvZ, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
5| `ytL myL Auvavi Av‡jv, Rxe‡bi mv`v Kv‡jv|
wb‡q `ytL myL, Avi g›` fvj, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
6| myL `yt‡Li E‡aŸ© †_‡K, Zuvi w`‡K `„wó †i‡L,
ej `yt‡L my‡L nvm¨ gy‡L, ej, Rq Rq ab¨ hxï|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Morning Has Broken (En 105; AH-44)

1| †fvi n‡q‡Q †hb m„wói †mB cÖ_g w`b,

cvwLiv MvB‡Q †mB my‡i Mvb
cÖksmv Kwi I‡`i †hb m„wói †mB bZzb Mvb,
GLbB nj I‡`i bZzb AvMgb|
2| be eilvq †mB m~‡h©i iwk¥ cvq,
meyR Nv‡mi †mB Kzqvkv evq
my›`i †mB wkwki †fRv D`¨v‡bi cÖkswm,
†h_vq ¯ªóv Ki‡jb c`PviY|
3| Avgvi Rb¨ †mB my›`i †fv‡ii Av‡jv,
hv G`b evMv‡b cÖ_g Av‡jv w`j
cÖwZwU †fv‡i gnvb‡›` cÖkswm,
Ck¦‡ii bZzbfv‡e hv m„wói cÖwZw`b|

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wSuwSU wgkª―GKZvjv

†c‡jg Rxeb hxïi KiæYvq, Avwg gi‡Y wK Avi Kwi fq|

1| Avwg hZw`b _vwKe f‡e, Avgvi Rxe‡b‡Z,
cÖfy hxïi †M․ie n‡e, †M‡j ci‡jv‡K, gb my‡L, †nwie †mB `qvgq|
2| Avwg RvwbqvwQ cv‡ci hvZbv, cvc Kv‡h©‡Z m`v `ytL,
g‡b kvwšÍ _v‡K bv; Avwg cvc‡K †Q‡o, Lªxó a‡i †c‡qwQ bZzb ü`q|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi, 1884

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fvwUqvjx―Vysix

Ggb gaygvLv H hxï bvg, H bvg ej gnvb‡›` wbwk †fv‡i!

n‡e imbv cweÎ, ï× n‡e wPË, †Kej gvÎ H bv‡gi †Rv‡i|
1| KZKvj †Zvi †M‡Q Agwb, Ggwb my‡Li w`b-hvwgbx!
KZ my‡Li wbwk‡fvi †K‡U †M‡Q †Zvi, AvwQwj we‡fvi-Ny‡gi †Nv‡i|
2| †M‡Q †mw`b w`qv duvwK- †ewk w`b Avi bvB‡i evKx,
Av‡Q evKx †h Kq w`b †mB w`‡bi GKw`b, gyw³i ïfw`b G‡m‡Q †i|
3| †R‡M DV ÒhxïÓ e‡j, g‡bi `yqvi †`I‡i Ly‡j|
†`L, ivR iv‡Rk¦i, Ck¦i Kzgvi, `uvov‡q †Zvgvi M„n Øv‡i|
4| gyw³ ab †m wbqv nv‡Z, Av‡Q †Zvgvi A‡c¶v‡Z,
gvqv Ny‡g A‡PZb wQwj‡i hLb, †W‡K‡Q ZLb ev‡i ev‡i|
5| bqb R‡j †avI Zuvi PiY, ü`‡q jI K‡i eiY,
I †Zvi n‡e‡i †gvPb, G f‡ei eÜb, cvwe gyw³ ab hxïi e‡i|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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fvq‡iv―Vysix

†fvi nBj, fvby cÖKvwkj, DV hxï ¸Y MvI †i,

†Rvo-K‡i, hxï c` a‡i, m½x‡Z c~Rn Zuvnv‡i|
1| gayi ¯^‡i cvwL kvLx c‡i, Avb‡›` wefy¸Y Mvq †i,
DV DV me Ajm gvbe, ¯„e Ki ÎvY-bv_ hxïi †i|
2| gyw`qv bqb, cv‡c A‡PZb, _vwK‡e KZKvj nvq †i!
AšÍi Avuavi, Kin AšÍi, hxï mZ¨ fvby †n‡i|
―MMbP›`ª `Ë

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cÖfvZx―Vysix (Avo‡Lg&Uv)

MvI‡i cÖfv‡Z hxï-m¼xZ©b, imbv‡Z hxï bvg Ki D‛PviY

(ü`q Ly‡j WvK †i imbv‡Z, `qvj bvg bvg †i)|
1| R¡jšÍ Abj cÖvq, iv½v iwe H D`q, AÜKvi f‡q‡Z cjvq †n;
DV åvZv-fMœx me †`L ¯^M©xq †M․ie, ü`q AvKv‡k D`q, ¯^M©xq Zcb
(w`e¨ P‡¶ †`L †i, ü`‡q‡Z-hxïi iƒc iƒc †i)|
2| Rq hxï Rq Rq, m„Rb cvjb jq, me©g~jvavi hxï bv_ †n;
åvZv-fMœx m‡e wg‡j, Djøv‡m ü`q Ly‡j, hxï hxï e‡j, m‡e Ki Avevnb;
(g‡bi ¶yav hv‡e †i- hxï e‡j, cÖvY kxZj n‡e †i)|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi

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wgkª―Mviv―KvIqvjx

Zzwg wbwk †fv‡i Gm cÖfy †gvi cÖv‡Y, Gm †gvi cÖv‡Y, wbwk Aemv‡b|
1| myL-kh¨vq Ze Pi‡Y, wQjvg Ny‡g A‡PZ‡b,
Zzwg n‡q cÖnix mviv wbwk †fv‡i, cÖfy i¶v K‡iQ GB `xbnx‡b|
2| cÖwZ †fv‡i †Zvgvi KiæYv, wbZ¨ b~Zb Zvi bvB Zzjbv,
†c‡q †Zvgvi `qv Avgvi wPË Kvqv, DVyK Avb‡›` gvwZqv ¸YMv‡b|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Lord In The Morning Thou Shalt Hear; En-76

1| †n cÖfy cÖv‡Z ïb Zzwg gg cÖv_©bv,

†Zvgvq Kwi G webwZ I AvuwL D‡Ëvjb|
2| †h wMwi hxï Av‡ivnY K‡ib f‡³i KviY,
Kwi‡Z wcZvi †MvPi, †gv‡`i me Av‡e`b|
3| AvZ¥v ivLyb Avgvi PiY avw¤§©KZvi c‡_,
†gvi me c_ †nvK, m`v mij, †Zvgvi mv¶v‡Z|
4| Ze bvg fqKvixR‡bi c~wi‡e g‡bvi_,
Ck¦i Zuvnvi mvayR‡b w`‡eb `qv wbwðZ|
―AvBRvK IqvU&&m; Abyev`: m‡šÍvlKzgvi nvj`vi
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1| I‡n wcZt! cÖv‡Z LuywR †Zvgv‡K, †Zvgvi B‛Qvg‡Z PvjvI Avgv‡K|
2| cvc I kqZvb nB‡Z iÿ Avgv‡K; †Zvgvi `qv jB‡Z wkLvI Avgv‡K|
3| AvwR Ze †mevq iZ _vK gb, Avkxl †`n Avgvq c~wR‡Z PiY|
4| Ze †cÖ‡gi K_v ewj hv‡K cvB, kw³ w`I Z_v hLb †h_v hvB|
Ñwgm evwMb (1896)

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mKvj †ejv †Zvgvi Kv‡Q GB wgbwZ cÖfz
w`em Avgvi †Zvgvq Qvov hvq bv †hb Kfz|
1| Avgvi mKj Kv‡R, Avgvi f‡qi gv‡S,
Avgvi my‡i Mv‡b, Avgvi mKj a¨v‡b,
ZzwgB †_‡Kv ïay, GB wgbwZ cÖfz|
2| Rxeb hLb `ywe©mn, K¬všÍ K‡i `vwqZ¡ †gvi,
m¤§y‡L iq Auvavi ïay, ¯Íä Nb †Nvi,
Avgvq Zzwg kw³ w`I, GB wgbwZ cÖfz|

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Zzwg G‡mQ cÖfv‡Z, ivRvi mv‡R †m‡R hxï `qvgq|
kÖxgy‡Li Av‡jv‡K, f‡q wbwki Auvavi `~‡i cjvq|
1| †R‡M DVj imbv gb, Ki‡Z †Zvgvi ¸Y m¼xZ©b
ïfÿ‡Y cÖfvZ †ejvq|
¸Y avg †Zvgvi bvg, Avwg Mve AvR GB RMZ mfvq|
2| AvR †Zvgvi GB RMZ gv‡S, me K_vq †gvi mKj Kv‡R,
DVzK †e‡R H bv‡gi Rq|
†`n-gb mgc©Y, Avwg Kwi †Zvgvi H iv½v cvq|
3| weKvBjvg H PiYZ‡j―BnKvj ciKv‡j,
---me© Kv‡j mevi AvkÖq|
wPiKvj †n `qvj, †hb †Zvgvi Hiƒc Rv‡M ü`‡q|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Lv¤^vR―KvIqvjx
Dw`j Zcb Z‡gvwebvkb, RvM, RvM I‡i gb|
1| Auvavi NywPj, Av‡jvK e¨vwcj, cyjwKZ nBj fyeb|
2| e„‡¶ cvwL me K‡i wefy-¯„e; †m aŸwb‡Z Ryovq kªeY|
3| ZzwgI, †n gb, Ki m¼xZ©b, fw³-cy‡®ú †me †m PiY|
4| wb`ªv-wbgMb _vK h‡e gb, hxï K‡ib †Zvgvq myi¶Y|
5| I‡n †cÖgvKi, ¯^M©-w`evKi, gg-mn in Aby¶Y|
6| ¯^M©xq wKi‡Y AvZ¥v ewil‡Y, `xß Ki `v‡mi Rxeb|
―hv‡Kve wek¦vm
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cÖfvZx―Vysix
cÖv‡Z `ikb †`I †n ÎvY-bv_, cÖv‡Z `ikb †`I|
1| Kvj wbwk †cvnvBj, AvKv‡k fvby Dw`j,
ü`vKv‡k nI Avwm D`q †n ÎvY-bv_|
2| RvwM‡Z‡Q Rxe me, Kwi‡Z‡Q bvbv ie,
G ü‡` fw³ cÖxwZ RvMvI †n ÎvY-bv_|
3| Avnv wK gayi ¯^‡i, cvwLMY Mvb K‡i,
G ü‡` Ze ie ïbvI †n ÎvY-bv_|
4| cÖv‡Zi wkwki gZ, Ki bv_ Avkxe©v`,
we›`y we›`y AweiZ †`I †n ÎvY-bv_|
―ivgPiY †Nvl (1892)

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1| w`e‡mi nBj AšÍ cÖfy †n, bv †Q‡ov Zzwg Avcb f„Z¨‡K
hw`I Ab¨ m½x bvwn iq, †gvi m‡½ _vK hxï `qvgq|
2| G gZ©¨ Rxeb P‡j †eMevb, I ¶‡YK c‡i nB‡e Aemvb,
msmv‡i †`wL wKQyB wbZ¨ bvB, †gvi m‡½ _vK, hxï wbZ¨¯’vqx|
3| `yt‡LI Avgvi n‡e bv welv`, Kwi‡j Zzwg Avgvq Avkxe©v`,
bvB g„Zz¨‡Z bvB ci‡jv‡K fq, †Zvgv‡K cvB‡j hxï `qvgq|
4| cvwcô Avwg awi Ze µzk, gvR©bv Ki gg cvc †`vl;
w`b hvwgbx †n cÖfy, m½x nI, I †k‡l Ze ¯^M© †R¨vwZ †`I|
―†nbwi Gd. jvBU, 1850; Abyev`: Avi wc wMÖf&m, 1865
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Zvj―Kvnviev

H †`L †ejv Wy‡e hvq-‡i, Auvavi Avwm‡e wN‡i mܨv †ejvq|

1| AvKv‡k DwVqv Puv`-Zviv¸wj nvq, mvRv‡q aiYxZj K‡i Av‡jvgq,
mvivwU wbwk Zviv _v‡K cvnvivq|
2| Mfxi wbkx‡_ n‡q wb`ªv gMb, f~Z‡j gvbe cÖvYx i‡n A‡PZb,
ewnqv ceb iv‡L euvPv‡q mevq|
3| m„Rb KviY Zuvi wK D`vi cÖvY, abx ev wfLvix m‡e †`‡L †m mgvb,
wKQy bvwn fq Zuvi _vK mvabvq|
―AZzj P›`ª ej

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†Mj mܨv, Gj Auvavi iRbx,
f‡ei AÜKv‡ii k¼v bvB Avgvi, mv‡_ _vK‡j Avcwb|
(Avgvi AÜKv‡ii k¼v bvB Avi)|
1| mvivw`b H Pi‡Yi Qvqvq, †gv‡i w`qvQ ¯’vb hxï `qvgq|
K‡i †Zvgvi `qv ¯§iY GB mg‡q, Kwi Avb›`-aŸwb|
(`qvj hxï, †Zvgvi hxï bv‡g)|
2| ÿgv Ki hv wKQz Ab¨vq, Avwg K‡iwQ AvR, fzwjqv †Zvgvq,
Zzwg †avqvI †Zvgvi iæwa‡ii avivq, g‡bi hZ cvc Møvwb|
(†Zvgvi wbR i‡³ †avqvBqv †`‡e)|
3| †Zvgvi kvwšÍ †`I †gvi AšÍ‡i, `ytL NuyPvI †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi gšÍ‡i;
†hb Ny‡gi †Nv‡i ü`q hšÍ‡i, ev‡R †Zvgvi ivwMbx,
(†Kej Òhxï hxï hxïÓ e‡j)|
4| mgc©Y Kwi H Pi‡Y, †gv‡i w`qvQ hv wKQz fze‡b,
Avgvi †`n, AvZ¥v, AvZ¥xq R‡b, †i‡Lv Pi‡Y Avwb|
(Avgvi AvZ¥eÜz ¯^RbM‡Y)|
5| wbwk †k‡l †gwjqv bqb, †hb †`L‡Z cvB †Zuvgvi Puv`e`b,
Zzwg wb`ªvi wekÖvg Ki‡n †cÖiY, my‡L NygvDK me cÖvYx
(†Zvgvi H Pi‡Yi QvqvZ‡j)|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx (1944 Lªx.)

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mvnvbv―KvIqvjx

eil Avkxl evwi; (GLb) AweiZ av‡i hxï, mevi Dcwi|

1| wK Dcnvi w`e AvwR ¸Yavg, Avgiv G‡bwQ fMb wPË, jn cvcnvwi|
2| R¡vj †cÖg-AwMœ mKj ü`‡q, m‡e ci-†mev Z‡i †hb cÖvY w`‡Z cvwi|
3| Ze e‡j Ki m‡e ejevb, †gviv Rxeb msMÖv‡g †hb Rqx n‡Z cvwi|
4| c~Y© Ki m‡e cweÎ AvZ¥vq, †hb c„w_ex‡K Ze †cÖ‡g gvZvB‡Z cvwi|
―imgq wek¦vm

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GB cÖv_©bv †Zvgvq RvbvB, (cÖfy) GB cªv_©bv †Zvgvq RvbvB|
GB ü`q †hb _v‡K m`v, †Zvgvi †cÖ‡g AvZ¥nviv|
1| †gviv †hb †Zvgvi Kv‡R, e¨¯„ _vwK mKvj-muv‡S|
cÖwZw`b cÖwZ¶Y (†hb) Mvwn Ze RqMvb|
2| c‡_ c‡_ R‡b R‡b (†hb) mymgvPvi ewj Mv‡b Mv‡b|
cÖwZ Kv‡R Pjvi gv‡S, _vwK †hb cÖv_©bv‡Z|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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ej RM‡Z Avb›`-mgvPvi, n‡e n‡e †i cvcxi D×vi|
1| †`L Áv‡bi P‡¶‡Z, wewai weavb g‡Z,
Lªxó hxï Rwb¥‡jb GB aiv‡Z, cvcx Z‡i hv‡e K…cvq Zuvi|
2| ¯^M© `~‡Ziv me Mvq, AwZ gayi fvlvq,
kvwšÍ-cÖxwZ gvb‡e‡Z nDK aivq, euva ci¯ú‡i †cÖ‡g Zuvi|
3| †gix Rbbxi †Kv‡j, GK ¶z`ª †Mvkv‡j-
hve cv‡Î †mB wkï Avkªq wb‡jb, RMr †f‡m †Mj K…cvq Zuvi|
4| cvcx †K †Kv_vq AvQ, Kv‡Q Zuvi Qy‡U Gm,
wnsmv †Øl fy‡j wM‡q Zuvi Pi‡Y em, †nvK& †cÖ‡g †cÖ‡g GKvKvi|
―†`‡e›`ªbv_ P‡Ævcva¨vq|

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ej †Kvb c‡_ hve †nwi‡Z Zuv‡i? whwb RMZ ZviY cvc n‡i|
1| Abœ-emb-nxb `xbRbv‡i, †gviv †mwee, †mwee, †mB hxï‡i|
2| M„nnviv hviv wQj cÖvšÍ‡i, Zviv cvBj Ae‡k‡l †Mvqvj N‡i|
3| ivR AÆvwjKv‡Z my‡Li N‡i, Kfz bvwn wg‡j †mB `xb-eÜz‡i|

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Lv¤^vR―Rr

Rq RM`xk-m~Z hxï †cÖggq,

†Nvwl‡Q Agie„›` m`v Ze Rq|
1| cÖxwZ bi-mšÍv‡b‡Z, kvwšÍ nBj c„w_ex‡Z,
gwngv EaŸ© †jv‡K‡Z, Rq Rq Rq|
2| MvI m‡e Zv‡j Zv‡j, hxï hxï hxï e‡j,
bi-bvix m‡e wg‡j, ej hxï Rq|
3| gnvb‡›` D‛Pi‡e, cÖksm Zuvnv‡K m‡e,
ab¨ev` Ck-m~‡Z, Rq Rq Rq|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi
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Who is He in Younder Stall?

1| †Mvqvj N‡i Dwb †K, ï‡q hvecv‡Î‡Z?

a~qv: Dwb hxï gyw³`vZv, Dwb hxï Avgvi ÎvZv;
Pj m‡e kxNÖ hvB, c~Rv Kwi Zuvnvi cvq|
2| QyZvi N‡i †Q‡j †K, e¨¯„ wcZvi Kv‡h©‡Z?
3| wMwi-c‡i e‡m †K, wk¶v w`‡‛Qb mKj‡K?
4| bvwqb Øv‡i Dwb †K, euvPvB‡Qb giv‡K?
5| ewjiƒ‡c Dwb †K, Sz‡jb µz‡ki Dc‡i?
6| nv‡Z cv‡q we× †K, D‡Vb Kei nB‡Z?
7| wcZvi cv‡k¦© Dwb †K, e‡m Av‡Qb †M․i‡e?
8| Avevi Avm‡eb Dwb †K, ¯^‡M© wb‡Z avwg©K‡K?
―Avi. Avi. n¨vbwe; Abyev`: †R. G. wW. g¨vK‡Wvbvì

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Hark! the Herald Angels Aing; CH- 111, En-10, Ga-19

1| ïb ¯^M©-`~‡Zi ie, beRvZ ivRvi ¯Íe,

E‡aŸ© cÖfyi gwngv, f~Z‡j cÖmbœZv
DV me©RvwZMY, n‡l© Ki Avivab,
K_v KwiI cÖPvi, Ck¦i nB‡jb AeZvi|
a~qv: ïb ¯^M©`~‡Zi ie, beRvZ ivRvi ¯Íe|
2| whwb ¯^‡M© c~wRZ, m`vKvj weivwRZ,
wZwb c~Y© mg‡q, R‡b¥b GB RM‡Z;
wb‡Z cvc I `ytLfvi, n‡jb wZwb bivKvi,
gZ©¨‡jv‡K gZ©¨mv_, cÖevm K‡ib hxï bv_|
3| AvBm, ab¨ kvwšÍivR, wm× Ki Ze KvR,
Zzwg mZ¨ w`evKi, ag©fvby g‡bvni,
Avcb gnve‡j‡Z, aŸsm Ki mc©‡K,
bi es‡k ivR¨ jI, g„Zz¨ bvwk Rxeb †`I|
―Avi wc. wMÖf&m

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KxZ©b―†Lg&Uv

DovI weRq-cZvKv Rq hxï e‡j,

(AvwR) g‡nvjøv‡m, †n‡m †n‡m, mK‡j wg‡j|
1| •er‡jn‡gi AvKv‡k, ag©-m~h© D‡V‡Q,
(Zuvi) †R¨vwZi cÖfvq RvMÖZ nq, †R¨vwZlx `‡j|
2| cig wcZv †cÖggq, cvVv‡jb wcÖq Zbq,
(n‡e) gnvkvwšÍ, †cÖg cÖxwZ RMZxZ‡j|
3| ¯^M© `~‡Z wg‡j Mvq, ab¨ ab¨ `qvgq,
(Gm) `~‡Zi mv‡_, †cÖ‡g †g‡Z, MvB mK‡j|
4| hxï †cÖg-AeZvi, hxï †cÖ‡g cvivevi,
(Gm) `jv`wj, mKj fywj, kªx-hxï e‡j|
5| ab¨ Ck-b›`b, cvc-Zvc-niY,
(ej) ab¨ hxï, ab¨ hxï, `yB evû Zz‡j|
―AbyK‚j P›`ª †Nvl

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―We Three Kings of Orient are‖; CH- 107, En-60, Ga-22

1| cÖv‡P¨i wZb cwÐZ myRb, m‡½ j‡q AN©¨ ab

åwg eû‡`k, Drm, wMwi, ZviKv mv_|
a~qv: I-I wK Ac~e© ZviKv, ivRKxq gwngv¾¡j
PvjvI †gv‡`i AweiZ †m c~Y© †R¨vwZg©‡q|
2| •er‡jn‡g f~wgô ivR, KbK w`e wKix‡U
Amxg wPi¯’vqx wZwb, ivRv †gv‡`i Dci|
3| Kz›`yiæ †n Av‡Q Avgvi, w`e ivRvq Dcnvi
cÖv_©bv I ¯‘wZMv‡b, c~wR Ck¦ wcZvq|
4| MÜim mylgv †gvi, `ytL welv` g„Zz¨i Auvavi,
K‡Vvi wkjv mgvwa‡Z, w`‡e k¦vm Rxe‡bi|
5| gwngv Zuvi Ki `k©b, cÖfy, Ck¦i, ÎvYab|
nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv, we‡k¦ MvI eviZv|
―Rb GBP. ncwKb&&m, 1857;
Abyev`―m‡šÍvlKzgvi nvj`vi

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Avb‡›`iB jvMj †Rvqvi, gZ©¨‡jv‡Ki Øv‡i Øv‡i,
kvwšÍi ivRv, Rb¥ wbj, †mB myLei RvbvB †Zv‡`i|
1| `~‡Zi gy‡L msev` †c‡q ivLvjMY avq,
†kl Dcnvi w`j Zviv, †gl kveK Zuvi cvq| (2)
2| Ávbx-¸wY-cwÐZM‡Y H †`‡L bZyb Zviv,
`~i †_‡K †`L‡Z †cj, Ck¦ †cÖ‡gi aviv| (2)
3| w`‡k nviv gvbe wg‡Q kvwšÍ Lyu‡R AvR,
kvwšÍ †h nq, ZuviB gv‡S, cÖfy hxïi cvq| (2)
―exYv ivq

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Silent Night, Holy Night; En-13, Ga-20

1| wbSzg ivZ, c~Z ivZ, ¯„ä axi D¾¡j c_;

gvZ… †µv‡o‡Z hxï! mykvšÍ †Kvgj wkï, †kvqv kvwšÍ‡Z (2)
2| wbSzg ivZ, c~Z ivZ, ivZ nj mycÖfvZ,
ïbj ivLvj `~Z Mvb, nv‡jøj~qv gay Zvb, Lªx‡ói R‡b¥‡Z (2)
3| wbSzg-ivZ, c~Z ivZ, †cÖg nj cÖwZfvZ,
mgy¾¡wj gyL †R¨vwZ, †Nv‡l gyw³ bi cÖwZ, hxïi R‡b¥‡Z (2)
4| wbSzg ivZ, c~Z ivZ, Zviv, K‡i iwk¥ cvZ,
`~Z mv‡_ Zzwj Zvb, nv‡jøj~qv Mvwn Mvb, ÎvZvi R‡b¥‡Z| (2)
―†hv‡ld †gvn&&i; 1818; Abyev`: my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

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O Come All Ye Faithful; En-12, Ga-21

1| Gm f³ e„›`, Ki RqaŸwb,
Gm †n m‡e hvB •er‡jn‡g|
Gm, †nwi Zvq, RvZ `~Z-ivRvq|
a~qv: Gm, c~wR Zuvnv‡i, Gm, c~wR Zuvnv‡i,
Gm, c~wR Zuvnv‡i, Lªx‡ó‡i|
2| Ck¦i nB‡Z Ck¦i, `xwß nB‡Z `xwß;
Kzgvixi Mf© N„Yv K‡ib bvB
h_v_© Ck¦i, RvZ, b‡n m„ó|
3| MvI, †n ¯^M©-`~ZMY! gnvb‡›` MvI †n,
MvI m‡e EaŸ© ¯^M©evmxMY|
Ck¦‡ii †M․ie m‡e©vcwi ¯^M©|
4| hxï, cÖYvg †Zvgvq, nB‡j f‡e RvZ,
hxï, wPiw`b †Zvgvi †M․ie nDK
wcZvi †h evK¨, gvs‡m nb cÖZ¨¶|
―Rb Gd. I‡qW; Abyev`: hv‡Kve wek¦vm
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KxZ©b―Zvj GKZvjv

ai jI †i Ck¦‡ii †cÖg, hxï Wv‡Kb Avq;

cÖv‡Yi hxï Wv‡Kb Avq, I fvB cÖfy Wv‡Kb Avq|
1| G †cÖg ¯^‡M© wQj, gvbe nj, Kv‡i ewj nvq|
2| G †cÖg †hev wbj, gy³ nj mKj cvc-`vq|
3| G †cªg ¯^M©cy‡i, gZ©¨cy‡i, mK‡j gvZvq|
4| G †cÖg ü`q f‡i, wb‡j c‡i, mKj `ytL hvq|
5| G †cÖg f‡e G‡m, gvbyl †e‡k, cvcx‡K Zivq|
6| G †cÖg gvbeKz‡j, cÖKvk nj LuyR‡j m‡e cvq|
7| G †cÖg hv‡i gvZvq, K‡i gv_vq, GB †cÖg wejvq|
8| G †cÖg abx gvwb, mKj R‡b Awfbœ Kivq|
9| G †cÖg Kjwm Kjwm Xvj, Zey bv dzivq|
10| G †cÖg †h †c‡q‡Q, †mB †g‡Z‡Q, wKQy bvwn Pvq|
11| hxï Avcwb gvwj, gv_vq Wvwj, †cÖgab wejvq|
12| Zuv‡K ai hw` euvP‡e Zzwg, n‡Z biK `vq|
―bexb wek¦vm

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emšÍ―GKZvjv

AvR ïf eow`b fvB, AvR ïf eow`b,

Lªxó hxï G‡jb f‡e, †Q‡o ¯^‡M©i wmsnvmb|
1| †P‡q †`L •er‡jn‡g, †Mvqvj N‡i, †gixi †Kv‡j,
hvecv‡Î Av‡Qb ï‡q, cvcx‡`i gyw³i KviY|
2| ¯^M©`~Z †b‡P †b‡P, msev` w`j ivLvjM‡Y,
Zviv †`‡L cwÐZM‡Y, Av‡m Kwi‡Z `k©b|
3| cv‡ci mKj `Ð wb‡Z, G‡jb hxï Aebx‡Z,
hxïi i‡³ †a․Z n‡q, Ki Zuvnvi bvg KxZ©b|
4| ab¨ hxï ej m‡e, g‡nvjøv‡m D‛Pi‡e,
nv‡jøj~qv ¯„‡e m‡e c~Y© Ki wÎfyeb|
―mybxjKzgvi miKvi

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fq‡iv-Vysix

Rq cÖfy hxï, Rq cÖfy hxï, Rq Rq mZ¨ mbvZb|

RMZ-ZviY, KiY-KviY, AvB‡j G gZ©¨ fyeb|
1| A™¢yZ gwngv RM‡Z cÖKvwk‡j; †K cv‡i Kwi‡Z eY©b?
mnmª imbv Kwi‡jI †NvlYv, †kl bv n‡e KLb|
2| fKZ-cÖvY fKZ Ávb, fK‡Zi Ag~j¨ ab,
cwZZ-cveb fKZ-f~lY, ab¨ Ck¦i-b›`b|
―MMbP›`ª `Ë

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†kvb †kvb †kvb, †kvb `ywbqvi kÖvšÍ K¬všÍ e¨w_Z bi,
†Zvgv‡`i gyw³ jvwM Ly‡j‡Q ¯^M© Øvi|
1| H †kvb `~‡i ivLv‡ji N‡i RvwM‡Q K‡jv‛Q¡vm,
cv‡ci wPý gy‡Q †Mj AvR, (NywPj AÜKvi―3)|
2| a‡g©i bv‡g hyM hyM awi Rwgqv‡Q hZ cvc,
†cªg I m‡Z¨i Zxeª `n‡b, (nj AvR QviLvi―2)|
3| gvby‡l gvby‡l RvwZ‡Z RvwZ‡Z, hZ †ikv‡iwk hZ we‡f`,
mvg¨ •gÎx KiæYvi bx‡i nj (AvR GKvKvi―2)|

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MvI †i Avb‡›` bi, biÎvZvi Rb¥MxwZ,
wZwb avZv, wZwb wcZv, wZwb AMwZi MwZ|
1| †ni ivR iv‡Rk¦‡i, kvwqZ nvo½Õ c‡i
`xb †e‡k `xb ev‡m `xb-Îv‡Y GZ cÖxwZ||
2| ïb `~‡Z nl©f‡i, K‡n ivLj wbK‡i,
A`¨ `vq~` bM‡i, Rwb¥‡jb ÎvYcwZ||
3| MvB‡Q wegvb c‡_, `‡j `‡j ¯^M©`~‡Z,
Ck-gwngv E‡aŸ©‡Z, f‡e kvwšÍ b‡i cÖxwZ||
4| Ávbx Rb g‡bv‡jvfv, b~Zb ZviKv cÖfv,
c~ie MM‡b wKev, wejvB‡Q †cÖg‡R¨vwZ||

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eow`b, eow`b, eow`b, eow`b
cªfy hxïi Rb¥-w`b, cwiÎvZvi Rb¥-w`b|
1| Gm m‡e wg‡j MvB, cÖvY Ly‡j Rq Mvb|
`‡j `‡j †b‡P MvB, gyw³`vZvi Rb¥ Mvb|
hxïi Rq hxïi Rq, cÖvY Ly‡j cvcx Mvq,
Ck-cyÎ G‡jv AvR, g‡b †gv‡`i `ytL bvB|
2| H †kvb `~‡Z Mvq, Eש‡jv‡K gwngv|
ivLv‡jiv ï‡b Mvq, kvwšÍ Gj G aivq|
hxïi Rq hxïi Rq, †b‡P †b‡P m‡e Mvq,
¯^M-© gZ© m‡e Mvq, Zv‡n cvcx gyw³ cvq|
3| Pj m‡e wg‡j hvB, •er‡jn‡g †Mvkvjvq|
¯^Y©, †i․c¨, myM‡Ü, c~wR wM‡q Zuvnvi cvq|
hxïi Rq hxïi Rq, cvcx g‡b kvwšÍ cvq,
ej Rq ej Rq, aivq Gj †cÖggq|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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Gj eow`b, eow`b, Gj Lywki w`b, Lywki w`b|
ïf eow`b, ïf eow`b, mK‡ji Rb¨ ïf eow`b|
1| N‡i N‡i Avb›`-Lykxi eb¨v, R‡b R‡b †cÖg fv‡jvevmv Abb¨v,
wewj‡q †`e †gviv mevi Rb¨, ïf eow`b, ïf eow`b|
2| Avi †Zv †Kvb `ytL †bB, Avi †Zv †Kvb Kó †bB,
kvwšÍ ivR AvR †gv‡`i Øv‡i, Avkvi Av‡jv wb‡q mevi Z‡i|
3| Zzwg `wi`ª, bvwK cvcx AfvMv, fq †bB †Zvgvi fq †bB,
†cÖ‡gi evZ©v †gviv †Zvgvq RvbvB, †Zvgvi Rb¨ hxï G‡m‡Qb, (GB)|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2007

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k„“Lj eÜb P~wY©‡Z, hxï Gj‡i AvR †Mvkv‡j|
1| cvc Zvc fvi, Mnb Auvavi, webvwk‡Z mg~‡j|
2| Mv‡n `~ZMY, gaymg Mvb, f~Z‡j b‡fvbx‡j|
3| Zzwj Rqie, Ki Zuvnvi ¯Íe, wÎfze‡b mK‡j|
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be Avb‡›` wegj Q‡›`, ew›` †Zvgv‡i Av`‡i;
†n be AwZw_, g½jMxwZ, gi‡g gay‡i S¼v‡i|
1| KiæYv Kwi G gi fze‡b, G‡mQ Avcwb cyY¨ jM‡b−
AvMgbx Mvb Mv‡n `~ZM‡Y, kvwšÍi evYx cÖPv‡i|
2| hyM hyMv‡šÍi mvabvi ab, kªvšÍ Z…wlZ Ryovq Rxeb−
†cÖ‡gi eviZv we‡k¦i Øv‡i, aŸwb‡Z‡Q kZ jn‡i|
3| ivRv AwaivR †Mvqv‡j kqb, †Kv_v AvwR Ze iZœ wmsnvmb−
Gm G ü`‡q c~wRe hZ‡b, fw³-Kzmyg m¤¢v‡i|
―wejvmP›`ª gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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wSuwSU―KvIqvjx

cÖxwZ-Kzmy‡g, fw³ P›`‡b, Pj c~wR be ivRv‡i,

Z…Y kq‡b •er‡jn‡g, cvB‡Z †m be ÎvZv‡i|
1| `~Z m‡e wg‡j, AvKv‡ki †Kv‡j †`e-fv‡l K‡i e›`bv,
ÒkvwšÍ G f‡e, cÖxwZ gvb‡e EaŸ©‡jv‡K Ck gwngv|Ó
2| cÖvP¨ MM‡b, Zviv `ik‡b ÁvbxRb Zuvi D‡Ï‡k¨ avq,
†nb MÜim, Kz›`yiæ myevm, ivwLj Zuvi `ywU iv½v cvq|
3| fvweQ wK cvcx, n‡q AbyZvcx ivL ü‡` B¤§vb~‡qj,
Ab¨ Kvi Kv‡Q ÎvY bvwn Av‡Q, RvwbI wbwðZ fye‡b|
―imgq wek¦vm

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†K G‡jv wbSzg iv‡Z, (2)
1| dzj †dv‡U †Mvkvjvq, ågiv Qy‡U Avq, †jv‡f gay Avnwi‡Z|
2| ivLv‡jiv †gl iv‡L, wbkx‡_ gv‡V _v‡K, G‡jv Zuv‡i †`wL‡Z|
3| c~ie cwÐZMY, j‡q gwY KvÂb, Gj Zuv‡i cÖYgx‡Z|
4| nj Kvi AvMgb? cyj‡K G fyeb, fwij Av‡jv‡Z|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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`vq~` bMi H †h †`Lv hvq―
†gviv G‡mwQ wbK‡U Zvi, †ewk `~i bvwn Avi, hvwe hw` P‡j Avq|
1| `~‡Zi gy‡L †cjvg msev`, Gevi c~Y© n‡e AšÍ‡ii mva †Mv, fvB‡i
n‡jb RMrwcZv AbyK‚j, feR‡j cv‡e K‚j, cvZKxKzj wbiæcvq|
2| †glcvj wb‡q wQjvg †R‡M †gviv, AÜKvigq wbwk‡hv‡M †Mv fvB‡i-
NUj wK NUbv AK¯§vr, K‡i †`wL `„wócvZ, Av‡jv‡K me Av‡jvKgq
3| ¯^‡M©i cyiæl we`y¨reiY, wKev Awb›`iƒc, P›`ªe`b †Mv, fvB‡i―
n‡q f‡q cÖvq A‡PZb, ï‡bwQjvg Zuvi ePb, ïwb‡j Zv cÖvY Ryovq|
4| fq bvB fq bvB †kvb K_v, f‡e R‡b¥‡Qb AvR RMrÎvZv †Mv fvB‡i
K‡i hxï-gkxn& bvg aviY, Ziv‡eb cvcxRb, i‡e bv Avi kgbfq|Ó
5| ïb‡Z †cjvg exYvi aŸwb, Zv‡Z †e‡R DVj wK ivwMYx †Mv, fvB‡i
G‡jb kvwšÍivR G msmv‡i Avb›`-bM‡i, Rq nDK! Rq nDK! wcZvi Rq
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx|
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Zvj―Kvnviev
nv‡jøj~Bqv RqMvb MvI‡i e`‡b, R‡b¥‡Qb hxï †e‡_jcy‡i|
†Zviv †`Lwe †K Qy‡U Avq, biiƒ‡c `qvgq, D`q †Mvqvj N‡i †i|
1| eY©bvZxZ Zvi Aciƒc KvwšÍ, ¯^‡M©‡Z gwngv c„w_ex‡Z kvwšÍ,
(ZvB) `~Z-b‡i wg‡j Mvq, Rq hxï Rq Rq, Rq hxï Rq ej †i|
2| ivLv‡jiv Gj me †`wL‡Z Zuvnv‡i, cwÐZMY Zviv AvKv‡k †`‡L‡i,
Zuviv Zviv †`‡L Pwjj hxï‡K cvBj, (wKQy) Dcnvi w`j Zuvnv‡i|
3| Pj, AvgivI Qy‡U hvB †`wL‡Z hxï‡i, †K wK wbwe w`‡Z Dcnvi Zuvnv‡i,
(†gvi) Avi wKQy bvwn ab w`e ZvB cÖvY gb, kªx hxïi Pi‡Y †i|
―AZzjP›`ª ej|
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Ggb gaygq hxï bvg, f‡e D`q n‡q‡Q;
AvwR H bvg ï‡b ü`q ex‡Y (6), Avcwb aŸwbqv DwV‡Q|
AvwR Avcwb aŸwbqv DwV‡Q †Mv, Avcwb aŸwbqv DwV‡Q|
1| AvwR n‡Z cÖfz †Zvgv m‡b ie, Áv‡bi †M․ie Kfz bv Kwie―
AvwR me †Q‡o w`‡q hxï hxï e‡j (6), Mvwn‡Z evmbv n‡q‡Q|
Avgvi bvwP‡Z evmbv n‡q‡Q †Mv, Mvwn‡Z evmbv n‡q‡Q|

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†envM wgkª―Rr

gnvb‡›` Ki msKxZ©b, (hxï bv‡g)

AvwR be iv‡M, be †Z‡R, Rq Rq ej åvZ…MY|
1| hxïi gnv K…cve‡i, †eu‡P AvwQ G erm‡i
GLb ab¨ev` Ki Zuv‡i, n‡q cyjwKZ gb|
2| hxïi B‛Qv Abymv‡i, mgvMZ G evm‡i,
AvwR cyj‡K cywiZ n‡q, ab¨ ab¨ K‡i gb|
3| ej m‡e ab¨ ab¨, †cÖggq wcZv ab¨,
AviI hxï ab¨, hxï ab¨, ab¨, ab¨ m`vZ¥b|
4| †cÖgvb‡›` åvZ…M‡Y, Gm Rq msKxZ©‡b,
m‡e ab¨ ab¨ ab¨ i‡e, c~Y© Ki G fyeb|
5| D‛P bv‡` Rq Rq i‡e, RvMvI bMievmx m‡e,
ej hxï cwiÎvZv f‡e, c~R Zuvnvi kªxPiY|
―k‡jvgb wek¦vm

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b~Zb eQi G‡jv †i (2)
1| cyivb w`b †Mj P‡j, wdi‡e bv Avi †Kvb Kv‡j
P‡j Zvnv m¤§y‡L, Av‡m bv wcQ‡b wd‡i|
2| (m‡e) b~Zb mv‡R‡Z †m‡R, G‡mQ mfvi gv‡S
cyivb ¯^fve †Q‡o, b~Zb gvbyl n‡j wK‡i|
3| Rxe‡bi w`b¸wj Mbv, wnmve Zv K‡iQ wKbv
cÖev‡m hv Ki †Ljv, `vg n‡e bv †divi †ejv †i|
―AZzjP›`ª ej, 1965

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wmÜzÑAvov‡VKv

be e‡l©i AvMg‡b be g‡b Pj Pj,hxï bv‡g W¼v †g‡i Îv‡Yi wbkvb †Zvj|
1| DV Lªxó-f³MY, Lªxó-c‡` mu‡c gb,mymgvPv‡ii K_v, RM‡Zi me©Î ej|
2| wg_¨v ag© jyß n‡e, †`evw` Dw‛Qbœ hv‡e, cÖfzi gy‡Li evYx, Aek¨ n‡e mdj|
3| bexb wKiY Avfv, hxï-w`bgwY-cÖfv, Kjyl-wZwgi bvwk, RM‡Z D`q nj|
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KZ Aciƒc Kvh©, hxï Ki‡jb G RM‡Z,
mªóv n‡q m„óiƒ‡c, AeZvi bi †`‡n‡Z|
1| AÜ LÄ byjv hZ, Avi hZ f~ZvwkªZ,
Kzô‡ivMx KZ kZ, gy³ Ki‡jb wbR e‡j‡Z|
2| †evev ewai hZ wQj, ej‡Z ïb‡Z kw³ †cj,
c iæwUi †fvR nBj, LvBj c mn‡mª‡Z|
3| mgy‡`ªi R‡jvcwi, c`eª‡R Mgb Kwi,
ag‡K evqy wbevwi, kKwZ †`Lvb RM‡Z|
4| g„‡Z Rxeb `vb Kwi, nB‡jb g„Zz¨nvix,
G cÖKvi f~wi f~wi, wjwLZ Av‡Q kv‡¯¿‡Z|
―†ebx‡gvnb wek¦vm

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ce©‡Z ewmqv hxï wk¶v †`b (2)
wkl¨MY‡K wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
a~qv: wk¶v †`b, wk¶v †`b, hxï wk¶v †`b (2)
wkl¨MY‡K wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
1| Ò`xbvZ¥v †jv‡Kiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
Ò¯^M© Zv‡`iÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
2| Ò†kvKvZ© †jv‡Kiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
ÒkvwšÍ Zv‡`iÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
3| Òg„`ykxj †jv‡Kiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
Ò†`kwU Zv‡`iÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
4| Òag©-¶zwa‡Ziv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
ÒZ…wß Zv‡`iÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
5| Ò`qvjy †jv‡Kiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
Ò`qv cvB‡eÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
6| Òwbg©j wP‡Ëiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
Ò`k©b cvB‡e,Ó wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
7| ÒwgjbKvixiv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
ÒmšÍvb ZvivÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
8| Òa‡g© Zvwo‡Ziv ab¨Ó wk¶v †`b (2)
Ò¯^M© Zv‡`iÓ wk¶v †`b, mywgó ¯^‡i wk¶v †`b|
―weRqbv_ miKvi
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j~K 23:48; fvwUqvj―Vysix
Avwg Avi mB‡Z cvwi bv, Avgvi ÎvY bv_ AvR µz‡k‡Z|
1| c‡_ †jvK hv‡‛Q mvwi mvwi †n, Zviv †`wLqv †KD †`‡L bv|
2| wbôzi †mbvM‡Y ek©v nv‡b †n, Zviv Kviæi eviY ï‡b bv|
3| cÖfyi wccvmv n‡q‡Q fvix †n, GKUz Rj †P‡q Zv †c‡jb bv|
4| †L‡` ce©ZMY we`xY© nBj †n, †n‡i ÎvYbv‡_i hvZbv|
5| hxï †Zvgvi Rb¨ GZ mwn‡jb †n, †Zvgvi KwVb gb wK M‡j bv|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi I •KjvkP›`ª miKvi, 1889

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There is a Fountain Filled with Blood; CH- 163, En-62

1| B¤§vb~‡qj Kzw¶ n‡Z ewn‡Q iæwai †mªvZ!

Wywe‡j cvcx H †mªv‡Z, nq me cvc n‡Z †a․Z|
2| µz‡k we× `my¨ H †mªvZ, †nix nq cyjwKZ;
Zvi Zzj¨ Avwg Aag Rb, nB GLb cÖ¶vwjZ|
3| nuv, wek¦vm Kwi Avwg Zv, me©všÍtKi‡Y;
Zuvi i‡³ gg cwiÎvY, w¯’i eywSjvg g‡b|
4| Ze Ag~j¨ iæwa‡i, †n nZ ewj †gl,
ÎvY cvq f‡³ GB Rxe‡b, bvB Zvnvi kw³i †kl|
5| wek¦v‡m †nwiqv Ze †mB ¶Z i³-‡mªvZ,
Mvwn Ze Ac~e© †cÖg, MvBe Rxeb hver|
―DBwjqvg KvDcvi

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†Mrwkgvbx e‡b, wbKyÄ Kvb‡b, cÖfy wK Kvi‡Y, e‡mQ GKvKx,
wK‡mi jvwMqv, bMi Z¨vwRqv, GLv‡b Avwmqv, gyw`qvQ AvuwL?
1| wZ³ cvb-cvÎ, †`wL Ze MvÎ, wknwi‡q mZ¨, I‡n ÎvYcwZ!
Zvnvwi KviY, nBqv ¶zYœ gb, Avwmqv weRb, fvwe‡ZQ bvwK?
2| gg cvc Z‡i, wbR K‡je‡i, GZ Kó a‡i, K‡iQ µ›`b,
Avnv bv_ gg! gg cvc ¶g, Avwg †Zvgv mg, Kv‡i bvwn †`wL|
3| I‡n cvc-nwi, Ze `ytL ¯§wi, P‡¶ e‡n evwi, m¤^wi‡Z bvwi,
AfvRb Avwg, `qv Ki ¯^vgx, gg ÎvZv Zzwg, Ze c‡` _vwK|
―†ngP›`ª KweivR
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Lv¤^vR―Kvk¥xix

Ze †cÖg †`‡L Avwg hxï, g‡b n‡jg nZÁvb;

Zzwg cÖvY w`‡q bv_, cÖvY wK‡bQ, ZvBZ cÖv‡Yi cÖvY|
1| Avnv `viæY µy‡k‡Z, †cÖKkjvKvNv‡Z,
Avgvi cÖvY Kuvwc‡Q _i _i K‡i µzk a¨vb|
2| Avwg ¶z`ªvYy¶z`ª, Áv‡b n‡qwQ Av`ª©,
Avgvi ¶z`ª g‡b _v‡K †hb, `qvj hxïi bvg|
3| GwK ïf mgvPvi, cÖv‡Yi hxïB Avgvi,
wcÖq hxïi e‡i, wcZvi K‡i, AvuKv Avgvi bvg|
4| Avwg cvcx bMY¨, hxïi n‡qwQ MY¨,
ZvB hxï ab¨, hxï ab¨, Mvq gg cÖvY|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi

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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross; En-61; Ga-23

1| †h µz‡k †M․ie-Aaxk¦i wemR©b K‡ib K‡jei,

†mB µzkwU hLb Kwi a¨vb, we¯§‡q gy» nq G cÖvY|
2| †gvi cvw_©e jvf gnxqvb mKj †jvóªer Kwi Ávb,
me M‡e©i Dci Aby¶Y AeÁv Kwi ewilY|
3| †n cÖfy, cÖmv` Ki `vb, Lªxó i‡³ køvNv KiæK cÖvY,
†mB i³ webv wKQyB Avi bv køvNvi welq †nvK Avgvi|
4| H †`L Zuvnvi wki I nvZ, Zuvi cv‡q Ki `„wócvZ,
Zv nB‡Z †cÖg I `ytLPq wgwkªZ nBqv cwZZ nq|
5| GB †cÖg I `yt‡Li wewgkªY nBqv‡Q wK Avi K`vPb?
Giƒc Ag~j¨ KÈKgq wKixU wK Kfy mw¾Z nq?
6| G wek¦gÐj mgy`q h`¨wc Avgvi jä nq,
Zv Avgvi c‡¶ ¶z`ªZg Dcnvi ewj nq MYb|
7| G A™¢yZ Hwk¦K-‡cÖg Acvi `vIqv K‡i cÖvY gb Avgvi,
†gvi AvZ¥v Rxeb me©¯^ Kwi‡Z Pv‡n wbR¯^|
―AvBRvK IqvU&m; Abyev`―g`b‡gvnb wek¦vm

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Avgvi cÖvY Kuv‡` Zuvi Z‡i, eo fv‡jvevwm †Mv Zuv‡i,
Zuv‡i ivLe Avgvi AšÍ‡i (hZœ K‡i, Îv‡Yk¦‡i)|
1| †h w`b Zuv‡i †`‡LwQjvg †Mv, `viæY µz‡ki Dc‡i,
†m w`b Avgvi gb fy‡j‡Q †Mv,
H iƒc †R‡M‡Q †gvi AšÍ‡i (bMievmx, †`L Avwm)
2| cvcxi KviY hxïi giY †Mv, †`Ljvg µz‡ki Dc‡i †Mv,
Av‡Qb ek©v‡Z weuavb ÎvYbv_,
i³ we›`y S‡i †Mv! (cvc ay‡Z, Kzw¶ n‡Z)|
3| †cÖg K‡i cvcxi Z‡i †Mv, cÖvY w`‡jb µz‡kvc‡i †Mv,
Ggb †cÖg Avi †K K‡i‡Q †Mv,
Zuv‡i †`L‡Z B‛Qv K‡i †Mv! (bqb f‡i †`Le Zuv‡i)
4| hxïi †cÖg Abycg †Mv, Ggb wgj‡e bv msmv‡i †Mv,
Avwg Mve hxïi †cÖg Muv_v †Mv,
m`v wdwi Øv‡i Øv‡i †Mv, (hxïi †cÖ‡g, cvMj n‡q)|
―m~hK
© zgvi miKvi

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†kvb& cvcx cÖvY Ly‡j, hxï Kuv‡`b †Zvi Z‡i,
nv‡Z cv‡q †c‡iK Muv_v, hvZbv cvb kix‡i|
1| `ytL wK jv‡M bv †Zvi, Zuv‡i †`‡L µz‡kvci,
†Zvi Z‡i H cÖKvi cÖvY †`b AKvZ‡i;
hxï, hxï, hxï e‡j Kuv‡` cvcx cÖvY f‡i|
2| wccvmvq Zuvi cÖvY hvq `i `i i³ eq,
me© A‡½ e‡q hvq, bqb †g‡j †`L †i;
cvcxi eÜz cÖv‡Yi hxïi GwK `kv nj †i|
3| biK `ytL eo `vq, †R‡b hxï `qvgq,
e¨¯„ n‡q Kb wcZvq― gwie cvcxi Z‡i;
†hb Avgvi `yt‡L cvcxi myL nq wcZt AwP‡i|
4| cvcx euvP cvc n‡Z, GovI biK `vq n‡Z,
bvP Rq-Djøv‡m G‡Kev‡i cvc †Q‡o;
cÖvY w`‡q euvPv‡jb cÖvY, hxï gwi µzk c‡i|
―ZviKP›`ª gy‡Lvcva¨vq
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niwlZ g‡b f³, µzk Kuv‡a jI,
†h c‡_ wMqv‡Qb hxï, †mB c‡_ avI,
wdwi mevi Øv‡i Øv‡i, µzk-m½xZ MvI|
1| Ac~e© µz‡ki K_v, mev‡i ïbvI,
†cÖgg‡qi †cÖg-dj cvcx‡i wejvI|
2| wb‡R gvwZ hxïi †cÖ‡g, Ac‡i gvZvI,
Avkvnx‡b mhZ‡b µy‡ki K_v KI|
3| µz‡k we× kvwšÍ-iv‡R, cvcx‡i †`LvI,
µy‡k cÖvY µz‡k ÎvY N‡i N‡i MvI|
―g`b‡gvnb wek¦vm

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µz‡k‡Z H †cÖ‡gi Qwe, civY Avgvi †K‡o †bq;
cÖfz hxïi Kzwÿ n‡Z, H †h Rxeb b`x e‡q hvq|
1| n‡qwQ cvMj †cÖ‡g‡Z; cvwi bv H †cÖg fzwj‡Z
Wz‡e hvB Kvj‡fwi †¯ªv‡Z, (Avwg) †cÖ‡g cvMj µzkZjvq|
2| me©v½ Zuvi iæwaiv³ wm³ Kwi µzkKvV,
i³ S‡i AweiZ (H †h) †mvbvi A½ P‡j hvq|
3| KZ wb›`v ev‡i ev‡i, w`‡q _y_y †Kvov gv‡i,
b‡ji AvNvZ KÈK wk‡i, (cÖfzi) ek©vNv‡Z cÖvY hvq|
4| KuvUvi gyKzU cÖfzi wk‡i, n¯Í c‡` i³ S‡i;
`viæY hš¿Yv f‡i (cÖfz) Avgvi Rb¨ cÖvY wejvq|
5| Avgvi Z‡i w`‡jb cÖvY, †c‡qwQ ZvB µz‡ki Rxeb,
m`v _vwK µzkv‡ivcY; cÖfz hxïi hyMj cvq|
Ñkkxf~lY cwÐZ
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1| †`L µzkxq gwngv †`Lv‡jb cÖv‡Yi hxï,
cÖKvwk‡jb AvwR ¯^M©xq gwngv|
2| †`L µzkxq hvZbv †`Lv‡jb cÖv‡Yi hxï,
cÖKvwk‡jb AvwR cv‡ci †e`bv|
a~qv: hxï Avi †Ku‡`v bv, Avgvi G ü`q †`‡Lvbv (2)
Avgvi ü`q †`‡Lvbv | (2)
―eyjeyj †Mv¯^vgx; myi: eyjeyj I wiPvW© nvj`vi

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I Gave My Life For Thee; En-88

1| w`‡qwQ Avgvi cÖvY, i³cvZ K‡iwQ,

†hb gyw³ Zvq cvI, Avmbœ gi‡Y
w`‡qwQ, w`‡qwQ †gvi cÖvY, Zzwg Kx w`‡qQ? (2)
2| †Q‡owQ wcZvi Ni, †gvi †M․ie wmsnvmb,
Auvavi †`‡ki Z‡i, `yt‡Li G cÖvšÍ‡i,
†Zvgvi Z‡i me †Q‡owQ, Zzwg Kx †Q‡oQ?
3| fz‡MwQ †h GZ, ej‡Z bvwn cvi,
wZ³ †m hvZbv, euvPv‡Z hg †_‡K
m‡qwQ, m‡qwQ Avwg, Zzwg Kx m‡qQ?
―d«v‡Ým&& wiWwj n¨v‡fiM¨vj; Abyev`: cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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Av‡jqv―GKZvjv

Ggb myü` ÎvZvq K`vP bv fywje,

wec‡` m¤ú‡` cÖfyi m½ bvwn Qvwoe|
1| whwb gg ÎvY jvwM, `yiƒn hvZbv fvMx,
†ivM †kvK Zv‡c Avwg, Zuvi †mev Kwie
2| †h Rb Avgvi Z‡i, cÖvY w`‡jb µz‡kvc‡i,
Avwg †m Rxe‡bk¦‡i, A‡cÖ‡g wK Z¨vwRe!
3| µzk j‡q ¯‥‡Üvc‡i, gy³K‡É D‣‛Pt¯^‡i,
†cÖgvb‡›` †cÖgg‡qi, †cÖg¸Y MvBe|
―j²xbvivqY `vm, 1884

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cvcx †Kv_vq hvI, †Kv_vq hvI, H µz‡ki w`‡K PvI,
hxïi Kv‡Q G‡m, GK wbwg‡l, `ytL I †kvK wgUvI|
1| cv‡c fvivµvšÍ, c_åvšÍ, Avi †Kb †eovI,
†`L Avm‡Q wbkv, †Nvi `y`©kv, GB †ejv cvjvI|
2| Zzwg myL nviv, kvwšÍ Qvov, †Kv_vq avweZ nI,
wg‡Q giQ Ny‡i, Nvwbi †d‡i, GLb gb wdivI|
3| †Zvgvi ZvwcZ ü‡`, †Ku‡` †Ku‡`, cvc `~i K‡i `vI,
†_‡K hxï c‡` wbivc‡`, †kl Rxeb KvUvI|
4| †`L ¯^M©vb‡›`, my‡Li M„‡n, wekªvg myL jI|
`~‡Zi mv‡_ wg‡j, µzk-Z‡j, µzk hxï MvI|
5| hxï hxï Mvb, me©¶Y, cÖvY Ly‡j MvI,
cÖv‡Yi Avkv gZ wgj‡e gay, H cv‡q jyUvI|
―iv‡Rb dKxi

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myi― bvbv MÖš’ cy¯„K fiv

Ggb eÜz †Kv_vI Luy‡R cv‡e bv‡Kv Zzwg,

mKj eÜzi †miv †m †h hxï ÎvYgwb,
†m †h hxï ÎvYgwY, †m †h hxï ÎvYgwY|
1| bvbv wk¶vq Rxeb Mov, KZ ¸iæ Av‡Q aiv,
Zv‡`i mevi †miv whwb Av‡Qb m‡e©vcwi,
†m †h cÖfy hxï wek¦cwZ me© AwaKvix|
2| cwiÎvY K‡ib `vb, †Kv_v Av‡Q †nb Rb,
Luy‡R Kfy cv‡e bv‡Kv me© wÎfye‡b,
†m †h cÖfy hxïi K…cv¸‡Y wbwðZ G¶‡Y|
3| Ggb eÜz cv‡e †Kv_vq ÎvYKZ©v I †cÖggq;
†K `vwb‡e g„Z R‡b AbšÍ Rxeb,
†m †h cÖfy hxïi AbyMÖn †gv‡`i KviY|
4| Ggb kw³ cv‡e †Kv_vq ej AvwR G `ywbqvq,
wRwbev‡i cvc Awi `y`v© šÍ `yg©wZ,
†m †h cÖfy hxïi kw³ webv bvwn Ab¨ MwZ|
―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk
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There is Power in the Blood; En-132

1| cvc †evSv gy³ nI evmbv wK? †m ej& †kvwY‡Z, ej& †kvwY‡Z,

g›` c‡i Rqx nI B‛Qv wK? †m †kvwY‡Z Ac~e© ej&|
a~qv: Av‡Q ej& ej&, A™¢yZ Kvh© ej&, †kvwY‡Z †kvwY‡Z,
Av‡Q ej&, ej&, A™¢yZ Kvh© ej&, nZ †g‡li †kvwY‡Z ej&|
2| B‛Qv wK Me©, wK †µva gy³ nI? †m ej& †kvwY‡Z, ej& †kvwY‡Z,
hvI Kvj‡fdv‡Z †a․Z nBev‡i, †mB †kvwY‡Z, Avðh© ej&|
3| B‛Qv wK Zzlvi nB‡ZI mv`v nI, †m ej& †kvwY‡Z, ej& †kvwY‡Z
cÖvY`vqx †mªv‡Z me cv‡ci `vM †avI, †mB †kvwY‡Z, Avðh© ej&|
4| B‛Qv wK hxïiB `vm nB‡Z PvI? †m ej& †kvwY‡Z ej& †kvwY‡Z,
B‛Qv wK w`b w`b, Zuvnvi †M․ie MvI? †mB †kvwY‡Z Avðh© ej&|

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1 Kwi 16:20

AvR gnv cwiÎvY fvB, AvR gnv cwiÎvY,

hxï D‡V‡Qb †`L, cvcx‡i Kwi‡Z ÎvY|
1| †P‡q †`L Kei cv‡b, hxïi †`n bvB †mLv‡b,
(ïay) e¯¿¸wj c‡o Av‡Q, `~‡Z K‡i mv¶¨`vb|
2| wek¦vmx hw`I g‡i, Zey †m DwV‡e c‡i,
(I fvB) g„Zz¨Äqx hxï †mB, m‡Z¨i wPi cÖgvY|
3| hxï Av‡M ¯^‡M© wM‡q, ¯^M© `yqvi w`‡jb Ly‡j,
(Avgiv) hve hve ¯^‡M© hve, hxïi i‡³ †c‡q ÎvY|
4| †b‡P †b‡P Zv‡j Zv‡j, m‡e wg‡j evû Zy‡j;
(GLb) Rq hxï Rq hxï e‡j, Ki Zuvnvi ¸YKxZ©b|
―BDmyd wek¦vm

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Tune: The Great Physician now is near

1| wK gnvb›` Dcw¯’Z! wK Rq hxïi DÌv‡b!

cvc AÜKvi nq AšÍwn©Z, Kvj& wbwk Aemv‡b!

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a~qv: nv‡jøj~qv, ej Rq! hxï nB‡jb g„Zz¨Äq!
cvcxi Rb¨ Îv‡Yv`q, ab¨, ab¨, ab¨|
2| cÖfvZx Zviv cÖKvk cvq, cÖfyi cybiæÌv‡b,
H ÎvY-m~h© †`Lv hvq, Zuvnvi ¯^M©v‡ivn‡Y|
3| Zvq †Mj g„Zz¨i AwaKvi, wK kvwšÍ wÎfye‡b|
Avi †Lvjv nBj ¯^M©-Øvi, Avb›` cvcxi g‡b|
4| H ¯^‡M© `~ZM‡Y Mvq, cyY¨, cyY¨, cyY¨|
Avi cÖwZaŸwb GB aivq, ab¨, ab¨, ab¨|
―weRqbv_ miKvi, 1905

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Gm m‡e Mvwn weRq Mvb, giY Rqx hxï ivRvi Rq Rq Mvb|
1| g„Zz¨i euvab wQbœ nj, iæ× Kei Ly‡j †Mj,
hxï g„Zz¨Äqx DwV‡jb AvwR, R‡qvjøv‡m Mvwn Rq Mvb,
hxï ivRvi Rq Rq Mvb|
2| gyw³ mvab c~Y© nj, cvcx gvbe gyw³ †cj,
g„Zz¨ civf‚Z ¯^M© Øvi gy³, †c‡q Afq ZvB Mvwn Mvb,
hxï ivRvi Rq Rq Mvb|
3| evwR‡q Z~ix †gv‡i wb‡Z, Avm‡eb cybt aiv gv‡S,
c~wR‡Z Gm Zuv‡i, f³MY mv‡_, ¯‘wZ cÖZv‡ci Mvwn Mvb,
hxï ivRvi Rq Rq Mvb|

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wgkÖ f‚cvjx-Vzsix

Rq cÖfz hxï, Rq Ze Rq, w`M‡šÍ bexb AiæY D`q|

1| Rq i‡_ Ze ïf k“L evYx, ¯úw›`Z K‡i AvwR AmZ¨ nvwb,
g„Zz¨ eÜb KwiqvQ ÿq|
2| †h Rvwbj Ze †cÖg fw³ g‡g©, †m jwfj `yR©q kw³ K‡g©|
f³ Gm be RvMÖZ cÖv‡Y, jI †n `xÿv ZuviB Rq Mv‡b,
c~Y¨ †meveªZ jI †`kgq|
Ñm‡šÍvlKzgvi cvÎ

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KxZ©b―GKZvjv

Rq Rq g„Zz¨Äq cÖfz hxï †n, cwZZ-cveb,

cwZZ-cveb Aag-ZviY, cwZZ-cveb Kv½vj-kiY|
1| Zzwg cvcxKz‡j D×vwi‡Z, mwn‡j giY, (`qvgq †n)
Zzwg KÈK-gyKzU wk‡i K‡iQ aviY|
2| Zzwg Acvi cvc-mvM‡i, cvcxi Z‡i, (†cÖggq †n)
Zzwg cÖvqwðË cyY¨-†mZz K‡iQ ¯’vcb|
3| Zzwg †cÖg-ab weZi‡Y, `xbM‡Y, (`xbbv_ †n)
Zzwg wPimyLx KwiqvQ I‡n bvivqY|
4| Zzwg wbR evK¨ cÖPvwi‡Z, Avwm RM‡Z, (†cÖggq †n)
Zzwg cvcx Zvcx KiMÖvnx K‡iQ MÖnY|
5| Zzwg ewjiƒc Dcnv‡i, µz‡kvc‡i, (`qvgq †n)
Zzwg cvcx ÎvY-†nZz i³ K‡iQ †mPb|
―j²xbvivqY `vm, 1890

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†R․bcyix-‡ZIiv

1| giYRqx †n exi †Zvgvq cÖYvg Kwi, cÖYvg Kwi|

wek¦ fyeb DVyK †R‡M Agi †cÖwgK †Zvgvq ¯§wi|
giY AvwR †Zvgvi Kv‡Q, Rxeb †c‡q jywU‡q Av‡Q,
†Zvgvi `ywU PiY awi|
2| †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi Afq evYx cvwV‡q w`I aivq AvwR,
Zvnvi gayi cik †c‡q mevi ü`q DVyK evwR|
cvc AwePvi wnsmv †Øl, hvZbv Avi `ytL †K¬k,
hvq †hb AvR mKj gwi|
―cÖxwZgq wek¦vm

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Christ the Lord is Risen Today; En-62

1| A`¨ hxï DwV‡jb, nv‡jøj~Bqv! Bnv †Kgb ïf w`b, nv‡jøj~Bqv!

Lªx‡ói AvZ¥-ewj`vb, nv‡jøj~Bqv! mv‡a †gv‡`i cwiÎvY, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
2| AvBm Avgiv üó nB, nv‡jøj~Bqv! ¯^M© iv‡R¨i KxwZ© MvB, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
µz‡k whwb gwi‡jb, nv‡jøj~Bqv! wZwb wbZ¨ Rxeb †`b, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
3| Avn&jv` Ki f³MY, nv‡jøj~Bqv! Lªx‡ói bv‡g me©¶Y, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
g„Zz¨‛Qvqv nBj bvk, nv‡jøj~Bqv! Rxeb-`xwß cvq cÖKvk, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
4| Avgiv †hb me©`vB, nv‡jøj~Bqv! hxïi AbyMvgx iB, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
†k‡l g„Zz¨ K‡i Rq, nv‡jøj~Bqv! nBqv DwV †Z‡Rvgq, nv‡jøj~Bqv!
―Pvj©m I‡qmwj, 1739

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Rock of Ages Cleft for Me; En-21

1| hxï Avkªq wMwi †n, jyKvI Avgvq †Zvgv‡Z,

Ze cvk¦© wbM©Z―evwi eq Avi †kvwYZ;
NyPvI cv‡ci `vq I ej―Avgvq Ki Zvq wbg©j!
2| e„_v kªg †Póv †n, †Zvgvi wewa cvwj‡Z;
†nvK †gvi hZb Aweij, co”K wbZ¨ †bÎRjÑ
Zvq bv n‡e gy³ cÖvY―†Zvgv webv bvwn ÎvY|
3| nv‡Z wKQy bvB Avgvi, awi †Kej µzk †Zvgvi;
e¯¿nxb‡K †`I emb, wbiæcvq‡K K…cv-ab
gwjb, Avwg †mªv‡Z avB, †avqvI cv‡Q g‡i hvB|
4| Rxeb _v‡K hZw`b, Kvj wb`ªvq kw³nxb;
cve hLb `ikb, †Zvgvi wePvi wmsnvmb,
wbZ¨ Avkªq wMwi †n, †iL Avgvq jyKv‡q|
―G. Gg. Uc‡jwW; Abyev`: DBwjqvg †Kwi

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hxï †gv‡`i cvjK cÖfz, Avgiv ZuviB cv‡ji †gl,
ZuviB wc‡Q †M‡j c‡i, nqbv `ytL †K¬k| (2)
wQbœ wfbœ †glcvj, †K Av‡Q Ggb `qvj,
whwb wbR i³ w`‡q wK‡b wb‡jb mKj †gl|
1| Ggb Avðh© KvR Avi, †K K‡i‡Qb RM‡Z,
†K›`yqvi m¤§y‡L c‡o, iÿv cvq Zuvi †gl| (2)
hxï †gv‡`iB ivLvj, †P․wK †`b Zuvi wbR cvj, (2)
wekªvg R‡ji av‡i av‡i Pvjvb wZwb mKj †gl| (2)
2| fxZ bv nI ¶z`ª †glcvj, Zz‡j bvI wek¦v‡mi Xvj,
w`‡eb wZwb †mB ivR¨, h‡e RMr †kl| (2)
gvZvI fzwj‡Z cv‡i, Avcb Avcb wkï‡i;
whwb wbR i³ w`‡q wK‡b wb‡jb mKj †gl| (2)

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Avnv ab¨ †mB Rb, †Zvgvi nv‡Z cÖvY,
Kwiqv‡Q †hB `vb;
(Zzwg) wPiw`b Z‡i, cÖfz †n Zvnv‡i,
K‡iQ Afq `vb; (wPiw`b Z‡i)|
1| (Avnv) cv‡c Kjw¼Z, †gv‡n Awff~Z,
g„ZcÖvq †h Rxeb;
I‡n cÖvYvavi, ci‡k †Zvgvi,
cvq †m be Rxeb; (wPiw`b Z‡i)|
2| (†Zvgvi) †j․ngq cÖvY, Kwi‡j Ac©Y,
†mvbvi cÖvY Ki `vb;
Avwg me †R‡b ï‡b, †Zvgvi Pi‡Y,
muwcbv G Qvi cÖvY (A‡Üi `kv †`L)|
3| Avgvi NyPvI G `yg©wZ, `vI ïfgwZ,
`vI R¡jšÍ wek¦vm;
Avwg †`n gb cÖvY, †Zvgvq K‡i `vb,
nBe †n Ze `vm; (wPiw`b Z‡i)|

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Avgvi Rxeb c‡_i Av‡jv, hxï, mv‡_ mv‡_ Pj|
Mnb e‡b GKjv †h‡Z, c_ †h bv cvB †Kvbg‡Z,
Avgvi Rxeb c_-`k©K hxï, c_ †`wL‡q wb‡q Pj|
1| mv_xiv me hvq †h †d‡j, Avuavi wN‡i Gj,
e¨_vi e¨_x hxï Gm, bB‡j G cÖvY †Mj;
Avgvi Rxeb c‡_i m¤^j hxï, nvZ a‡i wb‡q Pj|
2| Rxeb-b`xi Zzdvb S‡o, nvj †f‡½ hvq cvj †h †Qu‡o,
hxï gvwS em nv‡j bB‡j Zix Wye‡jv;
Avgvi Rxeb-Zixi gvwS hxï, nvj a‡i wb‡q Pj|
―bx‡iv` Kzgvi wek¦vm

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Amazing Grace! CH-295, En-9

1| Ac~e© `qv, wK gayi ¯^i, hv evuPv‡jv Aag GB Avgv‡K!

c_åó wQjvg, Zey wg‡j‡Q mÜvb, wQjvg AÜ, Zey `„wó †cjvg|
2| `qvB Avgv‡K wkwL‡q‡Q fq, †mB `qvB fq Kij `~i,
†m `qvB Avgvi †j‡M‡Q PgrKvi, h‡e wek¦vm K‡iwQ cÖ_g|
3| Avgvi g½j, †m †Zv cÖfyiB A½xKvi, Zvui evYx‡Z `„p cÖZ¨vkv cvB
Zvui B‛QvB Avgvi Xvj, Avgvi wbqwZ, hZw`b Avwg †eu‡P iB|
4| KZ wec`, KZ kÖg, KZ cÖ‡jvfb, K‡iwQ Avwg AwZµg,
†mB `qvB Avgvq †i‡L‡Q A¶q, †mB `qv M„‡n wdiv‡e Avevi|
5| AhyZ eQi †m_v Kie emevm, †h_v m~‡h©i gZ D¾¡j Av‡jvgq,
cÖfyi gwngv Mvb †hw`b K‡iwQ cÖ_g, †Zgb-B Kie AvRxeb|
―Rb wbDUb; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi, 2014

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myiU―gjøvi †LgUv

hxï _vK kvwšÍ ivL, m‡c©i c_ eÜ K‡i,

gvb Awfgvb, me Qvwojvg, Ze AvZ¥v cvevi Z‡i|
1| Avgvi cvjK, K‡i Av‡jvK, _vK G ü`q gvSv‡i,
†Zvgvi Avwg euva Avgvq, gaygvLv †cÖg-†Wv‡i|
2| m`v Kv‡j, †bÎR‡j, Kuv`v‡e †K Avi Avgv‡i,
cv‡q awi hxï Avgvq, `~ZMY j‡q _vK †N‡i|
3| bv‡gi ¸Y, cÖwZw`b, wkLvI Ze fvlv †gv‡i,
b~Zb cÖv_©bv wkLvI, Mvb Kwie N‡i N‡i|
―iv‡Rb dKxi, 1892

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Av‡Q Av‡Q c_ Av‡Q, Av‡Q `ywU c_ Av‡Q,
†Kvb c‡_ hv‡e‡i gvbyl, hxïi Kv‡Q Rxeb Av‡Q|
1| Rxe‡bi c_ Av‡Q, gi‡Yi c_ Av‡Q,
†Kvb c‡_ hv‡e‡i gvbyl, hxïi Kv‡Q Rxeb Av‡Q|
2| hxï e‡jb Gm Gm, kqZvb e‡j †hIbv,
†Kvb c‡_ hv‡e‡i gvbyl, hxïi Kv‡Q Rxeb Av‡Q|
3| hxï e‡jb, Avwg c_, mZ¨ I Rxeb,
Avgv w`qv bv Avwm‡j †Kn, wcZvi wbKU hvB‡Z cv‡i bv|

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j‡¶è․ MRj―Vysix

hxï, †Zvgv Qvwo Avwg †Kv_v hve? †nb ¸Ywbwa Avi †Kv_v cve?
1| eÜz, †Zvgv mg, cÖvY wcÖqZg, LuywR †`‡k †`‡k, Kv‡i bvwn cve|
2| wbR cÖvY w`qvQ, cÖvY euvPv‡qQ, µzk-g„Zz¨¸‡Y, ¯^M©av‡g hve|
3| Ze i³-†mªvZ e‡n AweiZ, Zv‡n cvc cÖvY, Avwg ay‡q je|
4| cwiÎvY †c‡qwQ, cÖv‡Y euvwPqvwQ, Avwg hy‡M hy‡M, Ze ¸Y Mve|
5| hve N‡i N‡i, wdwi Øv‡i Øv‡i, gaygvLv bvg, mK‡j wejve|
―†cÖgPuv` bv_

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Zvj―Kvnviev
cÖfy ivL †gv‡i c`Z‡j,
Zzwg euvPv‡qQ a‡i msK‡U †gv‡i, wbR¸‡Y K…cv e‡j|
1| KiæYvi Avavi bvB Ze cvivevi, Amxg AbšÍ Zzwg
I‡n RMZ ¯^vgx cvZKx Avwg, †dj bv Kv½vj e‡j|
2| I‡n `qvavi wÎfzeb †Zvgvi, (Ze) K…cv‡Z RxeMY euv‡P
†`wL m¤§y‡L wc‡Q meLv‡b Av‡Q, †ZvgviB KiæYv †X‡j|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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GK‡kv Kzwo eQi Z‡i, Rvwi nj †bv‡ni Kv‡Q
gnvgvwi, f~wgK‡¤ú fv‡m RMr †Rvqv‡i|
1| hvI Zzwg †`k †`kvšÍ‡i, Ki cÖPvi †jv‡Ki Z‡i| (2)
cvcx-Zvcx bv gvwb‡j (2) aŸsm n‡e Rj †Rvqv‡i|
2| wZbkZ `xN© w`‡K cÂvk, •Zwi nj †bv‡ni RvnvR,
D‛PZv‡Z wZwik nv‡Z, Mov nj †ZZvjv‡Z|
3| Avmj hLb Rj aivi gv‡S, †bv‡ni RvnvR fvmj R‡j,
cvcx Zvcx hviv bv ïwbj, aŸswmj nvq Rj cøve‡b|
―K_v I myi: mgxiY wiwQj|

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cÖv‡Yi hxï RMr ÎvZv, Avgv‡i Zzwg Z¨vR bv|
Avgvi Rbg †Mj e„_v Kv‡R, G Rxe‡b myL nj bv|
1| hZ wKQz fvwe Avcbvi, AvZ¥-eÜz-cyÎ-Kb¨v mKjB Amvi,
Zviv m`v cÖv‡Y `ytL nv‡b, Amg‡q †KD Pv‡n bv|
2| wgQv gvqvq Ave× n‡q, †Mj †i w`b wgQv Kv‡R wgQv‡i e‡q,
Avgvi †mvbvi †`n Amvi nj, Avm‡j‡Z dj nj bv|
3| KZw`‡b cve kÖxPiY, KZw`‡b †nwie H cÖdzjø e`b,
†Zvgvi PiY Z‡j c‡o ie, c~wi‡e g‡bi evmbv|
Ñiƒ‡eY miKvi

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wec‡` cwoqv WvwK, †`Lv `vI GB Kv½vj `xbnx‡b †n|
1| cÖj‡qi So e‡n †e‡M, Avgvi gi‡Yi fq cÖv‡Y Rv‡M †n|
eywS Wz‡e hvq, `qvgq, Zix G Zzdv‡b †n|
2| Pvwiw`‡K †Nvi AÜKvi, †Kvb evÜe bvB AvR Kv‡Q Avgvi †n!
G‡m wbK‡U m¼‡U euvPvI Aax‡b †n|
3| ïwbqvwQ c~e©Kv‡j, Zix Wze Wze mvMi Rj †n,
Kuv‡` wkl¨`j, Aweij kw¼Z civ‡Y †n|
4| G‡j Zzwg ce©Z n‡Z, †Zvgvi wkl¨MY‡K euvPvB‡Z †n,
Agwb _vgj So, Îv‡Yk¦i †Zvgvi eP‡b †n|
5| Aa‡g AvR Ki ¯§iY, GKevi `qv K‡i †`I `ikb †n,
Kwi webwZ, `yM©wZ NyPvI wbR ¸‡Y †n|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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wSuwSU―Vysix

hxï we‡b †Kn bvB G msmv‡i, GB gnv cv‡ci `vq †K D×vi K‡i?
1| GB RMr gv‡S, hZRb Av‡Q, Zviv m‡e †`vlx n‡e, wbR cvc fv‡i|
2| wcZv-gvZv myZ, fvB eÜz hZ, Zviv Avgvi cv‡ci fvi, wb‡Z bvwn cv‡i|
3| I‡i Avgvi gb ai hxïi PiY, whwb †Zvgvi cv‡ci fvi wb‡jb wk‡ivc‡i|

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1| hxïi Kv‡Q hvBe, Av‡jv‡Z Av‡jv‡Z,
Zuvnvi m‡½ Pwje, D¾¡j Av‡jv‡Z,
cv‡ci ¶gv cvBe, Av‡jv‡Z, Av‡jv‡Z
cvc mg¯„ Qvwoe, cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z|
a~qv: Avgiv Pwj Av‡jv‡Z, Av‡jv‡Z, Av‡jv‡Z,
Avgiv Pwj Av‡jv‡Z, cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z|
2| hxïi Kvh© Ki‡Z PvB, Av‡jv‡Z, Av‡jv‡Z,
ej I kw³ Avwg cvB, cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z,
kqZvb wK Avi Kwi‡e? Av‡jv‡Z Av‡jv‡Z,
†gvi wK wbKU Avwm‡e? cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z|
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3| hLb g„Zz¨ Avwm‡e, Av‡jv‡Z Av‡jv‡Z,

Avgvi fq bv nB‡e, cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z,
¯^‡M© cÖ‡ek Kwie, Av‡jv‡Z, Av‡jv‡Z,
wPiKvj _vwKe, cÖfyi Av‡jv‡Z|
―Rb †c½I‡qb© †RvÝ

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What a Friend We Have in Jesus; CH- 320, En-38, Ga-11
1| hxï †gv‡`i †Kgb eÜz, e‡nb cvc I Zv‡ci fvi,
g‡bi K_v hxïi m‡b, ewj‡j nq myL Acvi|
nvq! wK kvwšÍ Avgiv nvivB, e„_v mwn `ytL †K¬k;
wcZvi Kv‡Q bvwn RvbvB, †gv‡`i Afve mwe‡kl|
2| hLb nq fxlY cix¶v, wKsev `ytL hvZbv;
bv nI Zv‡Z fMœ Avkv, Ki ZLb cÖv_©bv;
†nb cig eÜz †Kv_vq, †gv‡`i `yt‡Li fvMx nq,
hxï Rv‡bb †gv‡`i `kv, ai Zuv‡K cÖv_©bvq|
3| hLb Avgiv åvšÍ-K¬všÍ, f‡q Aembœ cÖvq,
hxï mnvq AwekªvšÍ, ai Zuv‡K cÖv_©bvq;
wcÖqeM© hLb wb`©q, ZLb Ki cÖv_©bv,
†Kvb fq bvB hxïi †Kv‡j, Z_vq cvB‡e mvšÍ¡bv|
―Rb Gg. †mwi‡fb, 1855

135
1| †Kb †i fvebv, wK‡mi fvebv, wcZv me©vwac, Zvnv wK Rvb bv?
åvZv Zuvi `w¶‡Y, †Zvgvi Kvi‡Y, Kwi‡Qb wgbwZ, bvwn †i fvebv|
2| wZwb †h m¼‡U AwZkq wbK‡U, Avwm K‡ib `~i, mKj hš¿Yv;
†Kej cÖZz¨‡l, `ytL ivwÎ †k‡l, Avwm wbR `v‡m K‡ib mvšÍ¡bv|
3| c„w_ex ¯^‡M©i, kKwZ Acvi, n‡q‡Q Awc©Z, huvnvi Dci;
m„Rb KviY, Ck¦i b›`b, m‡½ †mB hxï, bvwn †i fvebv|
―g_yivbv_ emy

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fvwUqvj―Vysix
Avgvi ivLvj Kfy Nygvb bv, Avgvi Avi wK‡mi fvebv!
1| wZwb Z…Y-f~wlZ ¯’v‡b PivY, †n (2) Avgvi Amymvi nB‡e bv|
2| Avwg me©kw³gv‡bi †gl, †n (2) †Kn †K‡o wb‡Z cvi‡e bv|
3| Avgvi PZzw`©‡K AwMœ-cÖvPxi, †n (2) †K›`yqv QuyB‡Z cvi‡e bv|
4| Avgvi bvg a‡i Wv‡Kb m`v, †n (2) Avwg Avi KviI ie ïbe bv|
5| wZwb †ivM †kvK m¼UKv‡j, †n (2) m`v K‡ib Avgvq mvšÍ¡bv|
6| whwb wbR i‡³ wKwbqv‡Qb, †n (2) Zuv‡i KLbI Qvwoe bv|
―gaym~`b miKvi
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Av‡jqv―GKZvjv|

m`v Zzwg AvQ Kv‡Q, G wek¦vm †`n `v‡m,

wK Av‡jv‡K, wK Avuav‡i, wK iRbx wK w`e‡m|
1| cvc-wPšÍv G‡j g‡b, †hb cÖfy †mB ¶‡Y,
†Zvgvq Dcw¯’Z †R‡b, ü`‡q‡i ivwL e‡k|
2| cvcvZ¥v hLb †gv‡i, †djvB‡Z Pvq †d‡i,
†hb †Zvgvi cv‡b wd‡i; ivwL `„wó Ze µz‡k|
3| GKv n‡jI GKv bwn, G wek¦vm Avwg Pvwn,
_vK I‡n µzkevnx, G cvcxi ü`qvKv‡k|
―KvjxcÖmbœ gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Jesus Lover of My Soul

1| cÖv‡Yi wcÖq hxï †n, Ze †µv‡o †`I Avkªq,

hLb Zzdvb m¤§y‡L, †`wL fxlY AwZkq;
jyKvI Avgvq ÎvZv †n, hver So bv P‡j hvq,
†Zvgv webv †Kg‡b, euvwP Avwg Amnvq?
2| bvwn gg Avi Avkªq, w`jvg †Zvgvq gbcÖvY,
†Q‡ov bv‡Kv `qvgq, `ytmg‡q K`vPb,
hZ fvi me †Zvgv‡Z, Kwi‡ZwQ mgc©Y,
Ze c¶ Qvqv‡Z, Ki †gv‡i ms‡Mvcb|
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3| KZ iæMœ ¯^v¯’¨ cvq, AÜ P‡j myc‡_,
LÄ †Kgb †`․‡o hvq, †Zvgvi gnv `qv‡Z,
Ôavwg©KZvÕ †Zvgvi bvg, Avwg wKš‘ ag©nxb;
Zzwg mZ¨ K…cvgq, cv‡c gg gb gwjb|
4| XvwKev‡i Avgvi cvc, cÖPzi K…cv †Zvgv‡Z,
kvwšÍ †mªv‡Z gb¯„vc, kxZj Ki `qv‡Z;
Zzwg Rxeb-cÖmªeb, en Avgvi ü`‡q,
_v‡K †hb cÖvY I gb, ï× me© mg‡q|
―Pvj©m &I‡qm&wj; Abyev`: b„cvjP›`ª wek¦vm

139
Pj mK‡j hvB hxïi m`‡b;
WvwK‡Z‡Qb `qvj hxï gayi eP‡b|
1| I‡n cwikªvšÍ fvivµvšÍ me© cvcxRb;
Avgvi wbK‡U AvBm cv‡e kvšÍ gb,
†gvi †huvqvwj mnR fvi jNy en‡b|
2| Avgvi wbK‡U AvB‡j ¶zav bvwn iq;
Avgv‡Z wek¦vmx nB‡j wccvmv cjvq,
e‡n Avb›`-Ag„Z-b`x mZZ g‡b|
3| †h Rb mZZ hxïi ePb gv‡b,
Zuvnvi †cÖ‡gi gvnvZ¥¨ †Kej †m Rv‡b,
hxï wbišÍi K‡ib w¯’wZ Zvnvi g‡b|
―g_yivbv_ emy

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Zvj―`v`&iv

Avgv webv Ze Ab¨ †Kn bv iûK †`eZv|

†¶vw`Z cÖwZgv wbg©vY Ki bv,
Avwg Rxeb `vZv; †Kn bv iûK †`eZv|
1| KwiI bv gg bvg Agvb¨, cvj wekªvgw`b, †mw`b cyY¨|
cvjb Ki AvÁv †gvi, bv jn bvg Ah_v, †Kn bv iûK †`eZv|
2| Ki mgv`i wcZv I gvZvi, binZ¨v bv Ki e¨wfPvi,
Pzwi bvwn Ki †Kvb wKQy Kvi, fywjI bv G K_v; †Kn bv iûK †`eZv|

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3| wg_¨v Ze bv †nvK evK¨, Ze cÖwZevkx we‡ivax mv¶¨,

cÖwZevkx M„‡n †jvf Ki bv †n, BnvB e¨e¯’v; †Kn bv iûK †`eZv|
―AZzjP›`ª ej
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A Wonderful Saviour is Jesus my Lord; CH- 651, En- 40

1| GK Avðh© ÎvYKZ©v hxï Avgvi, GK Avðh© ÎvZv gg,

gg cÖvY jyKvb H ce©Z wkLvq, kvwšÍ b`x H †`Lv hvq|
a~qv: jyKvb gg cÖvY H ce©Z wkLvq, mykxZj Qvqv †h_vq,
jyKvb gg cÖvY Mfxi †cÖg Qvqvq, iv‡Lb c¶ wb‡P Avgvq| 2
2| GK Avðh© ÎvYKZ©v, hxï Avgvi, `~i K‡ib me †evSv Avgvi
Zz‡j jb Avgvq, Avwg Uje bv Avi, †`b cÖwZw`b kw³ Avgvq|
3| AMwYZ Avkxe©v` cÖwZ¶‡Y, c~Y© K‡ib AvZ¥v`v‡b,
MvB Avb›` Mvb, cÖfy †M․ie †Zvgvi, ÎvYKZ©v †n Zzwg Avgvi,
4| avwg©KZvi e¯¿ c‡i DVe Avwg, mv¶vr Ki‡Z †gN i‡_,
Zuvi cyY¨ gyw³ Av‡iv Avðh© †cÖg, my‡i my‡i wgwj‡q MvB|
―d¨wb †R. µmwe; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi

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Tell Me the Old, Old Story; AH-196, En-63

1| ej †m cÖvPxb K_v, †mB ¯^M©-weeiY,

Lªxó hxï I Zuvi cÖZvc Ges †cÖg cÖ`k©b|
ej Zv mnR K_vq Avwg †h g~L© Rb,
Avi `yej© wkïi Zzj¨, wbivkªq me©¶Y|
a~qv− ej †m cÖvPxb K_v, ej †m cÖvPxb K_v,
ej †m cÖvPxb K_v, Lªxó hxï I Zuvi †cÖg|
2| ej Zv ax‡i ax‡i, AšÍ‡i eywS mvi,
Avðh© D×vi mvab I cv‡ci cÖZxKvi;
ej Zv ev‡i ev‡i, kxNª †h fy‡j hvB;
cÖZz¨‡li bxnvi Zzj¨ ga¨v‡ý Zv Avi bvB|
3| ej Zv †Kvgj fv‡e, G Rvwb g‡b‡Z
†h cvcxi Rb¨ hxï Avwm‡jb f‡e‡Z;
†m K_v ej wbZ¨, Zvq gnr DcKvi,
Avi m¼UKv‡j gg mvšÍ¡bvi GKvavi|
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4| ej †m cÖvPxb K_v wbf©‡q Avgv‡i,

`y`k
© v •`b¨ gg hvÕ NUzK gg
AwšÍ‡g ¯^‡M© †M․ie, †eva nq †gvi mwe‡kl;
ewjI cÖvPxb K_v, Ò†mB hxïi †cÖg A‡kl|Ó
―K¨_vwib n¨vw¼

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The Great Physician Now is Near; CH- 530, En-17, Ga-29

1| Lªxó& kixi AvZ¥vi wPwKrmK, cÖvY kxZjKvix hxï;

†kvK, e¨vwa, `ytL, webvkK, †cÖgmyav c~Y© hxï|
a~qv− gayi bvg `~ZM‡Y Mvq, gayi bvg gZ©¨ wRnŸvq,
gayi m½xZ G aivq, hxï cÖv‡Yi hxï|
2| cvc Zvc me K‡ib we‡gvPb, cvZKxi eÜz hxï,
†`b `x‡b ¯^M© wb‡KZb, ¯^M©bv_ cÖfy hxï|
3| AvR ïb Zuvnvi wbgš¿Y, WvwK‡Qb †Zvgvq hxï,
cwiÎvY j‡q Aby¶Y, `uvov‡q Av‡Qb hxï|
4| †nvK †Zvgvi ¯„e †n ewj‡gl, †n wek¦vm cvÎ hxï,
†Zvgvi H bv‡gi ¸Y A‡kl, cÖvY fvjev‡mb hxï|
5| nq †`e h‡e wemR©b, †nwie †b‡Î hxï,
Kwie Zuvnvi msKxZ©b, Rq hxï cÖv‡Yi hxï|
―DBwjqvg nv›Uvi, 1859; Abyev`; hv‡Kve KvwšÍ wek¦vm

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Av‡jqv wSuwSU―Vysix

Avwg `yt‡L my‡L m`v, ZuviB gyL †P‡q iB,

G msmv‡i †Kev Avgvi wcÖq hxï eB|
1| `yt‡Li mgq n‡j, ZuviB Kv‡Q hvB P‡j,
P¶z `ywU gy‡Q w`‡j, meB fy‡j iB|
2| n‡q myLx myLKv‡j, WvwK Zuv‡i hxï e‡j,
gb K_v Zuv‡i e‡j, AviI myLx nB|
3| hxï Avgvi my‡L myLx, hxï Avgvi `yt‡L `ytLx,
hxïi Kv‡Q hZ _vwK, ZZ myL cvB|
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†envM wgkª―KvIqvjx (KY©vwUK)

Avnv wK gayi Ze †cÖg cik, hxï gg, wcÖqZg, ci‡gk, ü`‡qk|

1| †Zvgv‡i Kwne g‡bi K_v, †Zvgv‡i Rvbve cÖv‡Yi e¨_v,
hxï gg, wcÖqZg, ci‡gk, ü`‡qk|
2| †K Avi bvwk‡e †kvK Zvc gg, mvšÍ¡bv Kwi‡e †Zvgvwi mg,
hxï gg, wcÖqZg, ci‡gk, ü`‡qk|
3| wec‡` Avc‡` †Zvgv‡iB WvwK, mZZ Pi‡Y ZvB c‡o _vwK
hxï gg, wcÖqZg, ci‡gk, ü`‡qk|
4| cvw_©e evÜe m‡e hvq P‡j, Zzwg bvwn hvI Kfy GKvKx †d‡j;
hxï gg, wcÖqZg, ci‡gk, ü`‡qk|
―AvjvDwÏb Luvb

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wmÜz Kvwd―hr

†Kb Zuvi †cÖgfy‡j, WyweQ †n cvc bx‡o,

WvK‡Qb hxï Zvwiev‡i, cðvr ev‡iK Pvn wd‡i|
1| gb muc Zuvi cv‡q, wPi my‡L myLx n‡e,
¯^M©vb›` ü‡` cv‡e, kqZv‡b‡i Rq K‡i|
2| mygayi Avwj½‡b, Pzw¤^‡eb ev‡i ev‡i,
cyÎ-Kb¨v m‡¤^va‡b, civ‡eb gyKzU wk‡i|
―m‡Z¨›`ªbv_ gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Avb›` a‡i bv g‡b, wcÖqbv‡_i †cÖgvjvc‡b;
(†gviv) hxïi †cÖ‡g ev`vg Zz‡j, P‡j hve wm‡qv‡b|
1| ïb ïf mgvPvi, hxï †Lv‡jb ¯^M©Øvi,
Rxeb gyKzU n‡¯„ j‡q Wv‡Kb ev‡i evi,
(I‡n) hy‡× †m weRqx f³, ¯^M© †Zvgvi Kvi‡Y|
2| (Av‡Q) Rxeb-e„‡¶i dj, (Avi) kvwšÍ b`xi Rj,
Avnvi cv‡b Z…ß me fK‡Zi `j,
(Avgiv) Zvnv‡`i m‡½ ie †P‡q hxïi gyLcv‡b|
―gaym~`b miKvi
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cÖvY †e`bv Zuv‡i KwnI,
Pi‡Y e‡mQ huvnvi,
Zzwg ewjI, KwnI, †kvK `ytL hZ,
cÖv‡Y‡Z Av‡Q hv †Zvgvi|
1| `yt‡L, †kv‡K Avi Avuavi Av‡jv‡K,
KvbœvKvwU Zzwg h‡e Ki †kv‡K,
I PiY-Pvwnqv, iwnI ewmqv,
Zuvi gZ eÜz †K-ev Avi|
2| ab, Ávb, ej eyw× hZ,
†m mKjB nq ZuvnviB cÖ`Ë|
wcZv, gvZv-m~Z, fvB eÜz hZ,
nq bv Zviv Avcbvi|
3| huvi Av‡`‡k iwnjv G‡`‡k,
bb wK wZwb Ze cv‡k cv‡k|
`ywU P¶z †gwjqv, †`Lbv Pvwnqv,
†K Av‡Q wbK‡U †Zvgvi|
4| †e`bv bvkK, †kvK-`ytL nviK,
wZwbB-Z nb, †Zvgvi Avgvi ZviK
Wv‡Ki gZ Wv‡K, cvB‡e Zuvnv‡K,
†W‡K †`L bv GKevi|
―c~Y©P›`ª †`
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In The heart of Jesus; En-64

1| hxïi ü`‡q‡Z, †Zvgvi Rb¨ †cÖg, c~Z †cÖg I gayi Mfxi I mZ¨;
†Kb _vK‡e GKv Avi eÜz wenxb, hLb hxï ü‡` †cÖg Av‡Q cÖPzi|
2| hxï †Zvgvi R‡b¨ fv‡eb me©`v, MÖx‡®§i m~‡h©i DòZv, cÖv‡Zi wkwki mg,
nB‡e †Kb fxZ †Kb wPwšÍZ, fv‡eb hxï Zvi Rb¨, hviv Zuvi µxZ|
3| hxïi Kvh©‡¶‡Î KvR Av‡Q †Zvgvi, Ggb wK `~ZM‡Y Drdzjø nq Zvq,
Avj‡m¨ †Kb KvUvI Rxe‡bi Kv‡h©, hLb hxïi †¶‡Î †Zvgvi n¯„ Pvq|
4| hxïi Avj‡q ¯’vb Av‡Q †Zvgvi, †M․iegq Avb›`gq wmœ» kvwšÍgq,
†Kb hvhve‡ii b¨vq †eovI kªvšÍ g‡b, hLb hxïi Avj‡q †Zvgvi ¯’vb n‡e|
―Gwjm wcD; Abyev`: b_wb‡qj ev‣o
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Are You Weary , Are You Heavy Hearted; En-65

1| K¬vwšÍ Av‡Q? g‡b `ytL Av‡Q? hxï‡K ej, hxï‡K ej,

Av‡gv` †M‡Q? †M‡Q †Zvgvi myL? hxï‡K ej GLb|
a~qv: hxï‡K ej, hxï‡K ej, wZwb Z eÜz cig,
†Zvgvi Avi bvB Ggb eÜz †n fvB, hxï‡K ej GLb|
2| †Zvgvi AkÖæaviv ewn‡Z‡Q? hxï‡K ej, hxï‡K ej,
¸ß cvc wK g‡b iwn‡Z‡Q! hxï‡K ej GLb|
3| `yt‡Li S‡o fq cvB‡ZQ? hxï‡K ej, hxï‡K ej;
Kv‡ji wec` g‡b fvwe‡ZQ? hxï‡K ej GLb|
4| giY Kv‡ji wPšÍv fvix Av‡Q? hxï‡K ej, hxï‡K ej,
cv‡ci Rb¨ eyK †d‡U hv‡‛Q, hxï‡K ej GLb|
―†R. B. i¨vw¼b; Abyev`: GBP. Avi. IqvBg¨vb

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fvwUqvj―Vysix

µzk hvnvi mycwiPq mZ¨ mvab mvi;

†cÖ‡gi hxï Z¨v‡Mi ¸iæ, eÜz G hvÎvi|
1| A‡½ hvnvi-wi³ cw_K-wPi •`b¨ †ek,
`x‡bi †mevq wejvj ZvB fy‡j `ytL †K¬k,
m`vB †m †h e¨vKzj †i fvB, jB‡Z †evSvi fvi|
2| AšÍi hvi c~Y© myavq cyY¨ cik MÜ,
my›`i Zuvi kªxgyLLvwb †aqv‡bi Avb›`,
Rxeb giY-- ¯^v_©K †i fvB, -- m½ jwf Zuvi|
―m‡šÍvlKzgvi cvÎ

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There‘s not a Friend Like the Lowly Jesus; En-85

1| Avi †Kvb eÜz wK hxïi gZ? †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB;

Avi †K-ev mvwi‡e cÖv‡Yi ¶Z, †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB|
a~qv: hxï †gv‡`i me `ytL Rv‡bb, Zuvnvi KiæYv wbZ¨-¯’vqx;
Avgv‡`i `qvjy hxïi gZ, †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB|
2| Av‡Q †K Zuvi gZ bgª-wPË? †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB;
†K Av‡Q Zuvi gZ mycweÎ? †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB|
3| AMÖvn¨ †K hxïi Kv‡Q G‡j? †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB;
†Kvb& AbyZvcx Zuvi A‡cÖg cv‡e? †KnB bvB, †KnB bvB|
4| Avi †Kvb ab Avgvi hxïi gZ? wKQyB bvB, wKQyB bvB;
f‡e wK myL Ggb ¯^‡M© hZ? wKQyB bvB, wKQyB bvB|
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fvw½‡e, fvw½‡e, fvw½‡e Gevi, H kqZv‡bi `yM© fq¼i,
gnv f‚wgK¤ú n‡e f‡e, †f‡½ hv‡e, †f‡½ hv‡e,
cvc-`yM© i‡e bv‡Kv Avi|
1| GB `~‡M© KZ kZ Rb, Ave× giviB gZb,
mZZ Kwi‡Q µ›`b, Zviv Avwm‡e evwn‡i Avevi|
2| gyw³ab wbqv `ynv‡Z, hxï H bxj AvKvk c‡_,
Avwm‡Qb †mvbviB i‡_, H †h Dwo‡Q cZvKv Zuvnvi|
3| RqaŸwb Ki mK‡j, AMÖmi nI me‡j,
H †f‡½ c‡o f‚Z‡j, c‡o kqZv‡bi `y‡M©iB cÖvKvi|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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Lift Up the Trumpet; En-66, AH-213

1| Z‚ix DVvI, †Rv‡i evRvI, hxï Avm‡Qb cybiv!

RqaŸwb Ki, cÖksmv Ki, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq!
a~qv− Avm‡Qb Avevi, Avm‡Qb Avevi, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq!
2| ce©Z me ej, mgZj ej, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq,
†M․i‡e Avm‡Qb, nZ †glkveK, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq!
3| mgy`ª ej, Zi½ ej, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq!
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ej evjyf~wg, h_v mvMi Pz‡g, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq|

4| ej aŸsm¯„~c me, wQbœ RbZv, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq,
N~Y©xq evqy, RqaŸwb Ki, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq|
5| RvwZMY µz×, ZØviv Rvwb, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq,
Áv‡bi e„w× nq, †jvK †`u․‡o m`vB, hxï Avm‡Qb cybivq|
―†Rwm Gd. ÷ªvDU; Abyev`: my‡i›`ªbv_ `vm

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Watchman, Tell Me, Does the Morning; En-58

1| cÖnix †n wm‡qv‡bi, nj bvwK mycÖfvZ?

AvMg‡bi j¶Y¸wj, c‡_ wK †n cÖwZfvZ?
nuv, †n hvwÎK †P‡q †`L, Avuavi Ny‡P nj †fvi,
weev‡ni e¯¿ ci, DV, DV nj †fvi|
2| cÖnix H Av‡jvK †R¨vwZ c_ D¾¡j Kwi‡Q,
j¶Y¸wj f~ix f~ix, AvMgb w`b RvbvB‡Q|
hLb evR‡e †hv‡ej Z~ix, DV‡e cÖfyi `vm`vmx,
†h me mvay wbw`ªZ f‡e, A¶q n‡q DwV‡e|
3| cÖnix H †R¨vwZ DV&‡Q cÖKvwk ÎvY fvby,
m‡e D‛Pi‡e ej&‡Q, cvZ †n me Rvby|
hvÎx! †`L H m¤§y‡L Kbvb-‡M․ie mgx‡c,
kv‡jgI †`Lvq E‡aŸ©, MMY¯úk©x nB‡q|
4| cÖnix H †mvbvi iv‡R¨, e‡m †k¦Z-wmsnvm‡b,
wm‡qvb-ivR ivR-em‡b, `„k¨ gwi wK evnvi!
my›`i my›`i wMwigvjv, ùwUK R‡ji †mªvZgvjv,
Rxeb R‡ji b`xbvjv, my›`i cy‡®úi wK evnvi!
5| cÖnix H b~Zb c„_¡x, dj I dz‡j †kvwfZ,
mK‡j‡i Ki‡e myLx, G`b GB cÖK…Z|
ïb! H `~Z-MxwZ, mK‡j K‡i †gvwnZ
`~Z m‡½ mvay wgwj, Ck-b‡i wgwjZ|
―wmWwb Gm. eªæqvi; Abyev`: jvj‡Mvcvj gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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The Golden Morning; AH-205, En-67

1| †mvbvjx cÖfvZ Z¡ivq AvMZ, hxï Avwm‡eb,

wek¦¯„‡`i cÖwZÁvZ †`‡k, jBqv hvB‡eb|
a~qv− H †`wL‡ZwQ †mvbvi Av‡jv, G‡jv `yt‡Li ivwÎ wP‡i,
H †`wL‡ZwQ †mvbvi Av‡jv, Kei Lywj‡e|
2| me© RvwZi Kv‡Q my-mgvPvi, †NvwlZ n‡e,
wej¤^ n‡e bv ei Avwm‡Z, Z‚ix evwR‡e|
3| D¾¡j `~ZMY mv‡_ R¡jšÍ AvKvk bx‡P,
Avm‡eb wZwb wek¦¯„‡`i wb‡Z, g„Zz¨ †h_v bv Av‡Q|
4| wcÖqRb n‡Z wew‛Qbœ hviv wgwjZ n‡e|
`ytLvZ©‡`i AkÖæaviv gywQqv hv‡e|
―Gm. †R. MÖvnvg; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi, 1978

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Avb‡›` Mvn hxï Mvb; cybivq Avm‡e aivq b~Zb G`b-Kvbb|
1| giæf‚wg bv _vwK‡e Avi, cÖvšÍi k¨vgj †ÿÎ nB‡e Avevi,
Z_v †ivM, †kvK bv iwn‡e Avi, m‡e Mv‡e Ck ¸YMvb|
2| `ytLxi `ytL nB‡e †gvPb, ewai cv‡e kªeY-kw³ A‡Ü mybqb,
Avi my¯’ n‡e me LÄ Rb, †MuvMv Mv‡e hxï ¸YMvb|
3| cjvB‡e †L` AvZ©¯^i, Av‡gv` I Avb‡›`i †`L nB‡e evRvi,
cyY¨ Rxeb gyKzU wk‡i‡Z mevi, cvc Zv‡ci n‡e Aemvb|
―kxZjP›`ª gay

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Tune: Sound the Battle Cry

1| ei Avwm‡e, kxNÖ Avwm‡e, Gm m½xMY cÖ¯‘Z nB,

DV, Pj, cÖ`xc R¡vj, Z¡iv mK‡j wfZ‡i hvB|
a~qv: DV, Pj, c_ Kwi Av‡jv, kxNÖ Pj ei m‡½ hvB,
cv‡Q Øvi, nB‡e iæ× †Kg‡b ej wfZ‡i hvB|
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2| myeyw×i gZ, n‡q cÖ¯‘Z, _vK mw½MY mZZ,

wbe©yw×i gZ, nB‡j åvšÍ, n‡e wec` GKvšÍ!
3| cÖv_©bvq iZ, _vK‡j mZZ, wec`-Avc` bv n‡e,
wbf©‡q m‡e, cÖ‡ek Kwi‡e, ei m‡½‡Z hvB‡e|
―c~Y©P›`ª †`

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1| Avm‡eb cÖfz †gNi‡_, Avevi wd‡i aivZ‡j|
gnvZ‚ix aŸwb mn, cvVv‡eb `~Z `‡j `‡j |
2| nvbvnvwb wnsmv †Ø‡l, f‡i hv‡e fzebLvwb|
gnvgvwi f‚-K¤ú‡b, aŸsm n‡e RMr Rvwb|
3| iwe kkx MÖn Zviv, b‡f n‡e †R¨vwZ nviv|
wejvcKvix gvb‡eiv, †`L‡e ZLb KzZ‚n‡j|
4| cvcx Zvcx ÎvYKvgx, nI‡Mv cÖfzi AbyMvgx|
ZuviB AvMg‡bi Z‡i, †R‡M _vK cÖwZ c‡j|

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myi: Òbv_, `vI †cÖg, `vIÓ

hxï †Zvgvi A‡c¶vq, EaŸ© cv‡b †P‡q AvwQ Avgiv mevq|

1| e‡jQ bv_ `~‡Zi Øviv, Zzwg Avm‡e RM‡Z Z¡iv,
wek¦vm f‡i ZvB Avgiv AvwQ cÖZx¶vq|
2| AwfÁvb w`‡e bvbv, c~e©vewa, Av‡Q Rvbv
Rv‡b †Zvgvi f³ Rbv, NU&‡Q mgy`q|
3| m~h©, P›`ª, ZviKv‡Z, D³ wQj hv kv‡¯¿‡Z,
AvMg‡bi c~e© n‡Z, mKj mdj nq|
4| `ywf©¶ gnvgvix, f~-K¤ú Avi hy× fvix,
¯’v‡b ¯’v‡b weivR Kwi, AvMgb Rvbvq|
5| AvÁv-cvjK-mv¶¨avix, †`n Zv‡`i Avkxl-evwi,
AvMgb-A‡c¶vKvix, hvnviv aivq|
―c~Y©P›`ª †`

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†gv‡`i GB Rxe‡b, KZ Avkv _v‡K, me AvkvB bq‡Zv wgUevi,
mwVK Avkvi Avkvq _vwK, bq‡Zv Zv Kfy dzivevi| (2)
1| hve ¯^M© av‡g, ie my‡L cÖv‡Y, †h_v _vK‡ebv †Kvb R¡iv e¨vwa, (2)
cÖfy i‡eb †m_v, mKj mgq, wb‡q †gv‡`i wbiewa|
2| I‡Mv eÜz Avgvi, †gviv eÜz mevi, ïay bq †Zv GB c„w_ex‡Z, (2)
Gm A‡c¶v‡Z, Mwo G‡K Ab¨‡K, AvMg‡bi K_v †f‡e|
―myBwU wiwQj
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Z¡iv Gm, Gm, hxï, cÖv‡Yi eÜz,
hxï cÖv‡Yi eÜz Avgvi ü`‡qi eÜz|
1| Z¡ivq Avwm‡e e‡j cÖvY bv_ iwn‡j fy‡j,
`‡n Zv‡n †cÖgvbj ü`‡q a~ a~|
2| PvZK cÖvq Avkv Kwi, wc‡Z †cÖg be evwi,
wcqvI myav cÖvY fwi, kªxPiY gay|
3| Gm, bv_, ü`qcy‡i, †nwi †Zvgvq bqb f‡i,
†`LvI †Zvgvi iƒc gvayix-e`b weay|
4| †Mu‡_wQ †Zvgvwi Z‡i, fKwZ Kzmyg nv‡i,
civB‡q †cÖg K‡i, Zzwle ïay|
―AvjvDwÏb Luv

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Lªxóei Avm‡Qb e‡j, KzZ~n‡j, i½ †d‡j mevB Pj|
1| H ïb ¸o ¸o Kwi, evR‡Q Zzix, wK gayiB †kv‡f Av‡jv,
A`~‡i w`‡‛Qb †`Lv, cÖv‡Yi mLv, e‡m _vKv Avi wK fv‡jv?
2| wbf‡e bv †Kvb g‡Z, ma~g kj&‡Z, fv½‡e bv †n †_rjv bj,
Avi hviv cwikªvšÍ, fvivµvšÍ, wekªvg cv‡e Aweij|
3| j‡q me •Zj evwZ, w`evivwÎ wbišÍi AšÍ‡i R¡vj;
Z‡e †mB e‡ii mv‡_, wbqg g‡Z, weev‡n‡Z n‡e wgj|
4| †L‡`‡Z P‡¶i aviv, †dj‡Q hviv, gyQ‡e Zv‡`i AvuwLi Rj,
AšÍ‡ii gqjv Kvwj, ay‡q †dwj, R¡vwj‡q w`‡eb kvwšÍi Av‡jv|
―kªxc` wek¦vm

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Avwm‡Z‡Qb Ck¦i b›`b, Pwo †gNi‡_ m`‡j|
m‡e cÖ¯Z ‘ nI, cÖ¯‘Z nI, cÖ¯‘Z nI †Zvgiv mK‡j|
1| n‡e fxlY Z~ixi aŸwb, †R‡M DV‡e me g„Z cÖvYx,
iƒcvšÍi n‡e G aiYx, kqZvb ew܇e k„“L‡j|
2| gnvgvix hy× n‡‛Q, `ywf©‡ÿ †jvK gviv hv‡‛Q;
gnv f~wgK¤ú †`Lv w`‡‛Q R¨všÍ c‡‛Q mK‡j|
3| DV DV, †R‡M _vK NygvBevi Avi mgq bvB‡Kv,
m‡e GK `„‡ó †P‡q _vK, wek¦vm evû Zz‡j|
4| wbeywØ©i gZb n‡q, ab m¤úwË UvKv †c‡q,
GLY i‡qQ gvqvq fz‡j, DËi w`‡e wK e‡j|
5| †h Rb a‡g©i QÙ‡ekx RM‡Zi myL Awfjvmx;
†mI n‡e wbðq †`vlx, kÖxhxïi wePviKv‡j|
6| myeyw×i gZ n‡q, cÖv_©bvq _vK RvwM‡q;
†hb ü`‡qi bv_ ü`‡q Avwm‡q cÖ¯‘Z †`‡Lb mK‡j|
7| wek¦¯Í †h `vm nB‡e, cuvP †Zvovq †m `k Kwi‡e;
hxïi Aÿq gyKzU gv_vq w`‡q emv‡eb wb‡q †Kv‡j|

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n‡e Zuvi AvMgb, Avgiv AbyÿY i‡qwQ cÖZ¨vkvq,
gyw³ cÖZxÿvq, n‡e Zuvi AvMgb|
1| jwfe gyw³cY, jwfe cwiÎvY Zuvwi gnvKiæYvq, n‡e Zuvi AvMgb|
2| AvwR Zuvi cv‡b Pvwn, cÖnix †hgb †fv‡ii jvwMqv Pvwn i‡n `~i cv‡b|
AvwR Zuvi cv‡b Pvwn, Avwm‡eb wZwb, ew›`Z Zuvi bw›`Z RqMv‡b|

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Tune: Come, Thou Fount
1| †R‡M _vK e‡jb cÖfz, Ki m`v cÖv_©bv,
†Kn Rvwb‡e bv Kfz, Avgvi ¸ß gš¿Yv;
wbwk †hv‡M †Pvi †hgb KvwUev‡i N‡i wmua,
nVvr AvB‡m, Avwg †Zgb nVvr nBe Dcw¯’Z|
2| `kwUi g‡a¨ cuvPwUi gvÎ wQj mZ¨ eyw× Ávb,
mZ¨ cuvPwUi wQj cvÎ, wKš‘ •Z‡ji AKzjvb,
A‡b‡K Avn~Z e‡U, AíB wKš‘ g‡bvbxZ,
cv‡Q †miƒc `kv N‡U, cÖ`xc ivL cÖ¾¡wjZ|
3| †hb bvwn _vwK åvšÍ, cÖvYwU †hb bv nvivB,
A‡a©K c‡_ kÖvšÍ K¬všÍ, †hb wb`ªv bvwn hvB;
I‡n cÖfz †mB KviY †PZb ivL Avgv‡i,
AvZ¥vi Øviv Ki kvmb, AÄb `vI †gvi Pÿz‡Z|
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myi―Òab avb¨ cy®ú fiv Avg‡`i GB emyÜivÓ
1| bvbv MÖš’ cy¯„Kfiv, Avgv‡`i GB emyÜiv,
Zvnvi gv‡S Av‡Q eB GK, mKj MÖ‡š’i †miv,
†m †h Ck¦i-wbtk¦wmZ cy¯„K, mvayM‡Yi †jLv|
a~qv− Ggb MÖš’ Luy‡R †Kv_vI cv‡e bv‡Kv Zzwg,
mKj MÖ‡š’i †miv †m †h, wcÖq evB‡ejLvwb|
Avgvi wcÖq evB‡ejLvwb, †m †h Avgvi evB‡ejLvwb|
2| cwiÎv‡Yi ZË¡ Rvbvq, Ggb MÖš’ cv‡e †Kv_vq,
gvbe cwiKwíZ MÖš’ cv‡i bv ewj‡Z,
†Kej Ck¦i-wbtk¦wmZ cy¯„K, cv‡i Zv ewY©‡Z!
3| Ggb my›`i bvgwU Kvnvi? ÒmycweÎ kv¯¿-Kjvc,Ó
RxešÍ Ck¦‡ii evK¨,―Rxeb`vqK K_v,
cig AbyMÖ‡ni evK¨―my›`i wek¦v‡mi eviZv|
4| Zx¶è wØavi LoM †P‡q, Kvh© mvaK g‡g© wM‡q,
wP‡Ëi wPšÍv, we‡ePbvi wePvi K‡i m`v,
Zv‡Z Ck¦‡ii †jvK cwicK¡ weÁ nq me©`v|
5| Aí eyw×i Ávb`vqK, cÖvY AvZ¥vi ¯^v¯’¨-RbK,
Rxeb `vqK Lv`¨ my›`i, Avb›` †`q g‡b,
†m †h gayi †P‡q mygayi, wgó Av¯^v`‡b|
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1| evB‡ej fv‡jvevwm (3), Ck¦i `Ë eB,
hxïi welq e‡j (3), wZwb ¯^‡M©i gB|
a~qv: evB‡ej! evB‡ej! evB‡ej fv‡jvevwm!
evB‡ej! evB‡ej! Ck¦i `Ë eB|
2| hxïi †cÖ‡gi K_v (3), kv‡¯¿ †jLv fvB,
µz‡k Rxeb w`‡jb (3), Avgiv gyw³ cvB|
3| evB‡ej Avgiv cwo (3), g‡b ivwLe,
w`‡b w`‡b hxïi (3), †cÖg †`LvBe|
―Rb wc. †RvÝ

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Sing Them Over Again to Me; En-19, Ga-31

1| Avevi MvI, wgó¯^‡i MvI, Rxeb`vqx evK¨,

Zvnv Avgvq AviI wkLvI, Rxeb`vqx evK¨,
Ck¦‡ii H Dw³, wkLvq wek¦vm fw³|
a~qv− my›`i evK¨! gayi evK¨! Rxeb`vqx evK¨|
2| Lªxó hxï †`b gvbe m‡e, Rxeb`vqx evK¨;
I fvB ïb †cÖ‡gi i‡e, Rxeb`vqx evK¨,
`Ë webv `v‡g, jIqvq ¯^M©av‡g|
3| wK-ev ïf msev` aŸwb, Rxeb`vqx evK¨,
¶gv kvwšÍ Zv‡n ïwb, Rxeb`vqx evK¨,
hxï Rxeb`vZv, hxï cwiÎvZv|
―wc.wc.weøm; Abyev`: †R.wc. gvBK

170
ev‡iuvev―†ZZvjv

gb gvb‡j bv (3) †i,

GZ K‡i eySvB †Zv‡i, Zey ïb‡j bv (3) †i|
1| w`b †Zv dziv‡q †Mj, iRbx AvMZ nBj,
wK DËi w`‡e ej, fRb nj bv (3) †i|
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 wm‡qvb m½xZ

2| Kvj m‡c©i gvjv M‡j, cwiqvQ KzZ‚n‡j,

R¡wj‡Q cÖvY njvn‡j, †f‡e †`L‡j bv (3) †i|
3| †f‡eQ wK GB fv‡e, wPiw`b i‡e f‡e,
†m ¯^cb wgQv n‡e, G w`b i‡e bv (3) †i|
4| hxïi PiY ai, hxï‡Z wek¦vm Ki,
giY †`‡L †Zvgvi, fq n‡e bv (3) †i|
―Ag„Zjvj bv_

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KxZ©‡bi myi―GKZvjv

cvc gnve¨vwa, `~i Ki hw`, hxï bvg ¸Y MvI‡i;

MvI cvcx b‡i, mygayi ¯^‡i, kvwšÍ cv‡e AšÍ‡i|
1| H hxï bvg, Ki myavcvb, cvcxi ZvwcZ cÖvY kxZj n‡e;
H myavi fvÐ, Kwiqv LÐ, Ag„Z myav wcI †i!
2| hxï cvcxi Rxeb, ü‡` Ki aviY, H bvg w`evwbwk ej m‡e;
wZwb †Zvgv‡i Avgv‡i, msmvi gvSv‡i, Zvwi‡eb hZ cvcx‡i|
3| cÖfy `qv K‡i, GB b‡ii Z‡i, `xbnx‡bi †e‡k f‡e G‡m,
G‡m fyeb gv‡S, kvwšÍ-iv‡R, †cÖ‡g g‡R Wv‡Kb †Zvgv‡i|
―dwKiPuv` `vm

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myi: †kvb& cvcx cÖvY Ly‡j; wmÜz-Avo‡VKv

Avq cvcx, Avq m‡e, hxï Wv‡Kb my¯‡^ i,

(hZ) cwikªvšÍ fvivµvšÍ, wekªvg cv‡e AšÍ‡i|
1| ej cvcx cvc K‡i, wKev jvf nq msmv‡i?
cv‡ci myL Kw`b _v‡K? A‡kl `ytL cvq c‡i;
cyo‡Z n‡e gb¯„v‡c bi‡K wPiZ‡i|
2| ej cvcx Kvnvi `vq, µz‡k †Sv‡j hxïi Kvq?
kÎÆ Z‡i Rxeb hvq, `viæY e¨_v ewj Zvq|
†nb eÜzi Kv‡Q Avwm, cwiÎvY jI mZ¡‡i|
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3| ZvwcZ ü‡` Kuvw`qv, `vI hxïi cv †avqvBqv;

cÖxwZ Pz‡j gyQvBqv, †cÖg Pz¤^b `vI mK‡j;
myevwmZ fw³-‡Z‡j, c~R kªxc` AšÍ‡i|
4| cvcx wdi cvc n‡Z, †hI bv Avi Kzc‡_,
wdi wdi myc‡_, gi‡e †Kb cv‡c‡Z?
cv‡ci ¶gv hxï‡Z jI, cv‡e kvwšÍ AšÍ‡i|
―k‡jvgb kvwšÍbv_ wek¦vm

173
Avq P‡j Avq, w`b e‡q hvq, hv‡e hw` wbZ¨ fye‡b,
msmvi Amvi, †Kb fy‡j AvQ gvqv e܇b?
1| ey‡S †`L fvB mKjB AwbZ¨, hxï Lªxó ¯^qs mbvZb mZ¨;
†mB bv‡g, Aa‡g, f‡e kvwšÍ cvq Bn Rxe‡b|
2| fxlY giY mZZ wbK‡U, c‡` c‡` †Zvgvq †N‡i †n m¼‡U,
wec‡`, Aev‡a, cvcx wbivc` nq PiY ki‡Y|
3| ai, ai, fvB hxï cÖvYKv‡šÍ, wbivc` n‡e Rxeb A‡šÍ,
giY fq bvB †m_vq, n‡e wbZ¨ my‡L myLx †mLv‡b|
―ivRP›`ª miKvi I dzjmvnv wek¦vm

174
hxïi Av‡jv wK D¾¡j, †`LvB Ly‡j cÖvY Kv‡i,
†`L m~h© jv‡M †Kv_vq, Zuvi Av‡jvi Kv‡Q me nv‡i|
1| H Av‡jv †gvi AšÍ‡i, fvj g‡›`i wePvi K‡i,
ZvB m`v †R‡M _vwK Avwg, wbf©i hxïi Dc‡i|
2| GZ Ávb hxï‡Z cvB, fvlv bvwn †m me eySvB,
ZvB hxï Mvb Avcwb MvB, hxïi Av‡jvq Zvb a‡i|
3| f³ mKj mveavb nI, hxïi Av‡jvq cÖvY wgjvI,
m`v Pj gv‡S †_g bvK, c~Y© cyY¨Zvi Z‡i|
―iv‡R›`ªjvj gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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ïb †Mv ïf mgvPvi, gnvb‡›` gvwZ m‡e Rq-g½j MvI ÎvYKZ©vi
1| Z¨vwR ¯^M© iZœ-wmsnvmb, RM‡Z G‡m‡Qb †`L, kvwšÍi ivRb,
†Kej cvcxi cvc †gvPb KviY, Ck n‡jb Avwm bivKvi|
2| g„`y ¯^‡i e‡jb cvcx‡i, cvcx †Zvgvi cv‡ci †evSv †`n Avgv‡i
Avwg Ze mvRv jBqv wk‡i, µz‡k w`qvwQ GB K‡jei|
3| gwiqvwQ †Zvgvi KviY, wek¦vm hw` Ki Zzwg, Avgvi giY,
Z‡e hv‡e †mB Agi-fyeb, hv‡i e‡j Avb‡›`i evRvi|
―gaym~`b miKvi

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wmÜz―Avov‡VKv

evR †i ü`q-ex‡Y, AwekªvšÍ hxï e‡j,

bvP †i AvZ¥v gb, †mB m‡½ Zv‡j Zv‡j|
1| †cÖg-myav K‡i cvb, gvZ †i Avgvi cÖvY,
Qvo Ck-¸Y Zvb, I‡i gb KzZ‚n‡j|
2| †h †cÖg Ck-b›`‡b, †`Lv‡jb †Mrwkgv‡b,
†mB †cÖg bvbv Zv‡b, cÖKvk RMZxZ‡j|
3| µz‡ki hvZbv hZ, †i gg KwVb wPZ,
†cÖg n‡q weMwjZ, RvbvI cvZKxKz‡j|
4| †h †kvwY‡Z cwi®‥…Z, nj Ze cvc hZ,
†m †kvwY‡Zi ¸Y KZ, ej †i ü`q Ly‡j|
5| we`j ¯^`j gv‡S, mvR AvwR bvbv mv‡R,
DovI †cÖ‡gi aŸ‡R, kªx hxïi Rq e‡j|
―Ag„Zjvj bv_
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gjøvi wgkª―KvIqvjx

ü`‡q R¡vjvI hxï Ze Ab‡j, R¡vjvI R¡vjvI cÖvY,

`» Ki G cÖvY, cvc Z…Y-KzUv mg bvk mg~‡j|
1| fMœ Ki ü`q, P~Y© Ki Avgvq, aŸsm Ki †n `qvgq!
dzKvwi Ze Ab‡j, ü`‡qi AšÍ¯’‡j, cÖ‡ek Ki †n hxï, Ze †cÖg-e‡j|

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2| AwMœgq †`n-a¨vb, AwMœgq evK¨ Ávb, AwMœgq nDK Avgvi cÖvY;

G‡m AwMœgq i‡_, cÖ‡ek Ki †n wP‡Z, Rq †Nvwl hxï Ze, `~Z b‡i wg‡j|
3| Ab‡j myeY© iƒc, nvq! AwZ Aciƒc, †mB iƒc cÖ`vb Avgvq;
Ab‡j‡Z LuvwU Ki, I‡n hxï `qvavi, GB wPi wb‡e`b, Ze c`Z‡j|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi

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evD‡ji myiÑ †LgUv

wKQzB bv iûK cÖfz, wKQz bv iûK,

†Zvgvi Avgvi gv‡S wKQz bv iûK|
1| (Avgvq) †`LvI Ze †M․ie Uvb †n wbK‡U Ze,
ïbvI †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi ie, Avi wKQz bv iûK|
2| (Avwg) †hb †Zvgvi g„`y¯^i, ïwb‡Z cvB wbišÍi,
ZvB RM‡Zi Kj¯^i wKQz bv iûK|
3| (Avgvi) fKwZ cÖxwZ m¤^j, cÖv_©bv wK Pÿzi Rj,
G m‡ei An¼vi, wKQz bv iûK|
4| (g‡b) m‡›`n wK Awek¦vm, wPšÍv fxwZ wKev Îvm,
Avjm¨ wK Ae‡njv, wKQz bv iûK|
5| (Zzwg) ai †Mv Avgvi bqb, Ze iƒc KivI `ikb,
†Zvgvi †m․›`h© eB Avi, wKQz bv †`LyK|
6| (Zzwg) nI Avgvi D‛P Avkv, nI Avgvi fv‡jvevmv,
hxï eB †gvi wÎfze‡b, wKQz bv iûK|

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Thy Word is a Lamp Unto My Feet; En-137

evK¨ †Zvgvi Pi‡Yi cÖ`xc Avgvi, Ges Avgvi c‡_i Av‡jv|

1| hLb fxZ nB, fvwe mwVK c_Uv KB, Zzwg cv‡k _vK ZLb,
fxZ Avwg bB, Avwg †Zvgvi gv‡S iB, cv‡k †_K AvRxeb|
2| fyje bv KL‡bv, †cÖg w`‡j GgbI, wec‡_ hvIqv Avgvi AvZ¥b,
hxï PvjK nI, Avgvi Rxeb Zzwg jI, †cÖ‡g Kie †Zvgvq niY|
―G¨wg MÖ¨v›U; Abyev`: GЪy Amxg

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msKxZ©b―GKZvjv

Ac~e© †cÖ‡g cÖfy G RMr gvZv‡j,

Zzwg †cÖg-e‡j aiv Z‡j weRqx nB‡j|
1| Zzwg †cÖg K‡i, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
Zzwg †cÖg K‡i, b‡ii Z‡i, G f‡e AvB‡j|
2| Zzwg f‡e G‡m, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
Zzwg f‡e G‡m, KZ †K¬‡k, Rxeb hvwc‡j|
3| Zzwg cvcxi Z‡i, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
Zzwg cvcxi Z‡i µz‡kvc‡i, giY fywM‡j|
4| Avgvi †cÖg-Zix, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
Zzwg †cÖg-Zix, †cÖg-Kwi cvcx cvi Kwi‡j|
5| Avgvi †cÖg-iZb, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
Zzwg †cÖg-iZb, †Zvgvq hZb, Kie me©Kv‡j|
6| †Zvgvi †cÖgi‡m, (hxï †n, I Avgvi `qvj hxï)
†Zvgvi †cÖgi‡m, e½‡`‡k, gvZvI mK‡j|
―ivgPiY †Nvl (1883)

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ivg cÖmv`x myi―GKZvjv

bv NywP‡j g‡bi gÕjv, I †mB mZ¨ c‡_ hvq bv Pjv|

1| gb cwi®‥vi Ki Av‡M, AšÍi evwni nDK †Lvjv;
Z‡e hZœ n‡j iZœ cv‡e, Gov‡e msmv‡ii R¡vjv|
2| mœvbvw` e¯¿ cwi®‥vi, A‡½ Qvcv Rcgvjv;
†`L G mKjB åvwšÍ †Kej †jvK †`Lv‡bv †Q‡j‡Ljv|
3| feb`x Zi‡e hw`, Zvi †hvMvo Ki GB †ejv;
hxïi Amxg †cª‡g gMœ n‡j, Ny‡P hv‡e g‡bi gÕjv|
―gaym~`b miKvi

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bMi KxZ©b myi

nvq‡Mv †gviv hxïi c‡`, gbcÖvY mu‡cwQ,

hxï, hxï, hxï e‡j Avgiv, N‡ii evwni n‡qwQ|
1| ejyK ejyK †jv‡K g›` ejyK, †jv‡Ki K_vq n‡e wK|
2| hxïi µzk Kj¼ Wvwj, Avgiv gv_vq Zz‡j j‡qwQ|
3| hxïi iv‡R¨ G‡m †gviv, g‡b kvwšÍ myL †c‡qwQ|
4| hxïi µzkZ‡j e‡m Avgiv, ¯^M©−†kvfv †`‡LwQ|

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1| `~i nI wnsmv, †jvf, †µva, `~i nI me© cvcv‡gv`|
`~i nI KzwPšÍv `yM©Ü, `~i nI AvR cvc AMva|
a~qv− hv hv kqZvb †Zv‡i PvBbv, hv hv cvw_©e evmbv;
†Zvi K_vq Avi fywj bv, Kfy gyL †Zvi †`Lvm bv|
2| ¶g †gv‡i Ck wcZv, ¶g †gv‡i ÎvYKZ©v;
¶g †gv‡i cyY¨ AvZ¥v, c~wRe bv Avi Kz-AvZ¥v|
3| `vI gwngv Avb›`, `vI ¯^M©xq Av‡gv`;
†gv‡i wcZv AvZ¥v cyÎ, wZ‡b Ki †n Avkxe©v`|
―iv‡Rb dKxi
184
Avnv Ggb †PZbv nq †Zv Avi cv‡e bv,Zzwg wK eyS‡e bv †n;
Rvb G myw`b, w`qv‡Qb AvZ¥b, ÎvY †d‡j †_K bv †n|
1| †`L GB `‡Ð ÎvY, bv nq giY, Zzwg wVK w`‡ZQ †n,
hv Ki wePvi, wjwL‡eb Ck¦i, `y‡qi GK cy¯„‡K †n|
2| Zzwg, Rvwb‡q-ïwb‡q, AvZ¥‡b Zvwo‡q, wec` wK NUv‡e †n;
cvlv‡Yi †P‡q, KwVb n‡q, hv‡e gb †Zvgvi †n|
3| ïb, AvZ¥vi ePb, Kin cvjb, cjv‡e kgb †n;
cvc GK GK K‡i, `vI ¯^xKvi K‡i, we›`y wel †iL bv †n|
4| †`L, hxï cÖvY wbK‡U, ü`q Kev‡U, `uvwo‡q Av‡Qb †n;
wf¶z‡Ki gZb, mv‡ab ÎvY GLb, Gw`b †h wdi‡e bv †n|
―iv‡Rb dKxi

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185
Lv¤^vR―Avo‡Lg&Uv
(cÖfy) GB Avgvi evmbv, Avwg cv‡ci c‡_ Avi hve bv,
Avgvi cv‡ci Z‡i, wcÖq hxï! wbR cÖv‡Y mwn‡j KZ hvZbv|
1| cvc m¤^‡Ü Avwg g„Z, Ze m‡½ µzkvwc©Z,
Ze Rxe‡b RxweZ, wcÖq hxï! (Ggb) my‡Li Rxeb †hb Avi Qvwo bv|
2| gwjb wQjvg †a․Z njvg, AÜ wQjvg `„wó †cjvg,
Ze i‡³ ïwP njvg, wcÖq hxï! cvc c‡¼ †hb Avi Wywe bv|
3| kqZv‡bi cÖRv wQjvg, Ze iv‡R¨ ¯’vb †cjvg,
e›`x wQjvg gy³ njvg, wcÖq hxï! cv‡ci †ewo †hb Avi †e‡o bv|
4| we`vq nB †i RMr gvqv, we`vq nB †i, cv‡ci Qvqv,
R‡b¥i gZ we`vq nB †i I cvcvZ¥v! †Zv‡`i e‡j Avgvq Avi fvwem bv|
―†cÖgPuv` bv_
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eywSby Gevi, mKjB Amvi, Ny‡i wd‡i ZvB, G‡mwQ Avevi (3)
1| KZ `vm`vmx P‡j †d‡i ewm, †fv‡M KZ myL M„‡n‡Z wcZvi,
Z‡e †Kb Avwg †nq `ytLMvgx, iwn G‡e fywj my‡Li AvMvi| (3)
2| Z¨vwR KZ myL fywM bvbv `ytL, wgwj eÜzm‡b KZ bv cÖKvi,
åwg bvbv †`k P‡jwQ ¯^‡`k, cve wK †Mv ¯’vb M„‡n‡Z Avevi| (3)
3| hve wd‡i N‡i ewje wcZv‡i, KwiqvwQ cvc weiæ‡× †Zvgvi,
†hvM¨ bwn Avi Zbq †Zvgvi, ivL †gv‡i wcZt f„‡Z¨i AvKvi (3)
―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk
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wgkª wSuwSU―GKZvjv

cvc m‡½ †Kvb fve Avi bv ivwLe,

hxï †hB c_Mvgx (Avwg) †mB c‡_ hvBe|
1| bv_ Zzwg gg ¯^vgx, †Zvgvq bv fywje Avwg;
bv_ Ze c`wPý, (GB) Rxe‡b bv Qvwoe|
2| †K Av‡Q †Zvgvi mg, gg cÖvY-wcÖqZg;
†Zvgvi µzkxq †cÖg, (Avwg) †Kg‡b fywje|
3| Ze Z‡i gg cÖvY, KwiqvwQ mgc©Y;
†Zvgvq †Q‡o †`n j‡q, (Avwg) ej wK Kwie|
―gaymy`b miKvi

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wSuwSUÑAvov‡VKv

µz‡ki •mwbK Ze G fve †Kgb,

ewn‡Z Pvn bv µzk, G wK gnv weo¤^b!
1| webv hy‡× AKvZ‡i, dzjkh¨vq kqb K‡i,
†K K‡e ¯^M©cy‡i, †c‡q‡Q RqcÎ `vb?
2| KuvUvi gyKU bv cwi‡j, myeY© gyKzU fv‡j,
cvq wK †KD †Kvb Kv‡j, ïwbqvQ wK KLb?
3| µz‡ki •mwbK hviv, wbR iæwa‡i‡Z Zviv,
K‡i‡Q cøvweZ aiv, †n‡m w`‡q‡Q Rxeb|
4| hxï-µzk cv‡b †P‡q, Z¨R gvb jvR f‡q,
wbR µzk ¯^‡Ü j‡q, Avb‡›` Ki enb|

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I‘ve Wandered Far Away From God

1| †MwQ Ck¦i n‡Z `~‡i, N‡i wdwi GLb,

cv‡ci c‡_ A‡bK `~‡i, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
a~qv− M„‡n Avwm GLb, Nyie bv Ggb,
evû Ze cÖmvwiZ, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
2| †K‡U‡Q eû eQi nvq, N‡i wdwi GLb,
A‡bK †Ku‡` wd‡iwQ nvq, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
3| cv‡c K¬všÍ, c_ åvšÍ, cÖfy Avwm GLb,
fimv †ZvgviB †cÖ‡g, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
4| gg Avkv I webZx, N‡i wdwi GLb,
gi‡jb hxï gg jvwM, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
5| PvB Zvi wbg©jKvix †kvwYZ, N‡i wdwi GLb,
Ki Avgvq Ki †n †a․Z, cÖfy Avwm GLb|
―DBwjqvg †R. KvK©c¨vwUªK; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi

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ivL `„wó wb®úvc hxï‡Z, Rxeb Zvui ms¯’vcb †nvK Avgv‡Z;
jv¶vi b¨vq Rxeb †gvi cvc `y`©kv, jyKvI Rxe‡b Zvui nxg-ïå †nvK|
a~qv−jyKvI Rxe‡b Zvui nxg-ïå †nvK,c~Y©Zvi Rxeb Zvui Rvbe wbwðZ,
jv¶viƒc Rxeb, †gvi cvc `y`©kv, jyKvI Rxe‡b Zvui nxg-kyå †nvK|
1| cv‡ci Kvi‡Y Mfxi ¶Z, iw³g Kj¼ †`‡L fxZ;
hxï Zzwg Zv Ki †Mvcb, e¨e¯’vi wePvi n‡Z gy³|
2| ¶gvi Avb›` Rvb‡Z e¨vKzj, wng-ïå emb w`‡eb hxï;
me wKQy Qvwo MÖnY Kwi ZvB, Ze Rxeb jv‡f myLx nB|
3| Zuvi g„Zz¨ †gvi cvc `~i K‡i †`q, wbg©j Rxeb Zvui avwg©KZvq;
Zuvi evK¨ cvj‡b cweÎ nB; cÖfyi AvMg‡b ¯^M©myL cvB|
―Gd. B. †e‡ìb; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi, 2003

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Lv¤^vR―GKZvjv
I‡n ¶z`ª †gl-cvj, †f‡e e¨vKzj nBI bv,
†Zvgv‡i ivR¨wU w`‡Z, wcZvi Av‡Q evmbv|
1| †hB me `ytL †Zvgvi, Zv‡Z wcZvi †cÖg e¨envi,
Kwi‡Z †Zvgvq cwi®‥vi, N‡U‡Q G me NUbv|
2| †R‡bv Avwg †Kv‡Yi cv_i, Zzwg Muv_v Zvnvi Dci,
eûK eb¨v gnv So, Zey Zzwg bwo‡e bv|
3| `yó‡`i †h gš¿Yv, wcZvi me Av‡Q Rvbv,
NUzK bv‡Kv †h NUbv, g½j eB wKQyB n‡e bv|
4| gvZvI fywj‡Z cv‡i, `y»cvqx ¯^wkï‡i,
bvg †jLv wcZvi K‡i, wZwb KL‡bv fy‡jb bv|
―gaym`~ b miKvi

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hv wKQz Zzwg K‡iQ Ae‡nwjZ fvB‡qi cÖwZ,
K‡iQ ZvB- Avgvi cÖwZ|
1| Lv`¨ w`‡qQ Avgvq Zzwg ÿzwaZ hLb wQ‡jg Avwg,
Z…wlZ hLb wQ‡jg Avwg Z…òv wgUv‡j Avgvq Zzwg|
2| `yqvi Ly‡jQ Avgvq Zzwg M„nnxb hLb wQ‡jg Avwg,
gwjb †e‡k wQ‡jg hLb e¯¿ w`‡qQ Zzwg ZLb|
3| K¬všÍ hLb wQ‡jg Avwg kw³ G‡bQ Avgvq Zzwg,
fxZ hLb wQ‡jg Avwg Afq w`‡qQ ïayB Zzwg||

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cÖfy hxïi gZ fvB, Avi †Kn bvB, (2)
cvcxi Z‡i, µz‡ki c‡i, hxï w`‡jb cÖvY| (2)
1| fe-b`x fvix `y¯„i cvwo, Zuvi bv‡g fvB PvjvI Zix,
bv‡gi •eVv evwnqv Pj, hxï Ki‡eb cvi| (2)
2| hxï cig `qvjy KiæYvgq, Zuvi KiæYvi mxgv bvB, mxgv bvB,
cvcxi Z‡i µz‡ki c‡i, hxï w`‡jb cÖvY| (2)
3| †h Rb Wv‡K hxïi bv‡g, †m Rb hv‡e Agi av‡g,
_vwK‡e †mLv‡b Agi n‡q, cÖfy hxïi VuvB| (2)

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my›`i Îv‡Yk¦i hxï cvc-nvix,
Zzwg mZ¨ Zzwg wm× ¯^iM wenvix|
1| cvcxK‚j Zvwiev‡i f‡e AeZix,
gyw³ g~‡j¨ w`‡j cÖvY µz‡ki Dcwi,
Zvi †n Avgvq cÖfy, Avwg cvcx fvix |
2| fe mvM‡ii Kz‡j AvwQ c_ †P‡q,
†Kg‡b Icv‡i hve fv½v Zix wb‡q,
Kvj iv‡Z Av‡jv nv‡Z Gm †Mv KvÐvix|
―wPËiÄb ej

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cwiÎvY Pvn hw` gvb gvb GB K_v,
hxï‡Z wek¦vmx n‡j mZ¨B Ny‡P g‡bi e¨_v|
1| hw` ej wK †`wL‡q, Zuv‡Z wek¦vwme wM‡q?
Av‡Q Av‡Q wPý Av‡Q, nv‡Z cvq Zuvi †cÖK Muv_v|
2| ivRv ivRv ej Zuv‡i, Zuvi wK †mvbvi gyKzU Av‡Q?
Av‡Q Av‡Q gyKzU Av‡Q, †mvbvi bq Zv KuvUvq Muv_v|
3| †Kg‡b Rvwbe Avwg, Avgv‡i WvwK‡Qb wZwb?
µz‡k cÖmvwiZ evû, WvwK‡Qb †Zvgv‡i Z_v|
4| †jv‡K Zuv‡i wek¦vm K‡i, wK dj j‡f G msmv‡i?
ciKv‡j wbZ¨myL, hw`I µ›`b †n_v|
5| gnv `yivPvi Avwg, Avgvq wK Zvwi‡eb wZwb?
mZ¨ mZ¨B Zvi‡eb wZwb, GK_v bvwn Ab¨_v|
―†cÖgPuv` bv_
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(†Kej) cÖfy hxï bvg mgMÖ RM‡Z, hv‡Z †gviv cvB cwiÎvY|
AvKv‡ki bx‡P gbyl¨‡`i g‡a¨, Avi †Kvb bvg `Ë bvB|
1| wZwb c„w_ex‡Z G‡jb i³ envB‡jb, cv‡ci Rb¨ g~j¨ w`‡jb|
Avgv‡`i euvPv‡Z gyw³ w`‡Z, hxï µz‡k cÖvY w`‡jb|
2| †h wek¦vm Kwi‡e cÖfy hxïi bv‡g, RxweZ i‡e me©`vB|
wZwb c_, wZwb mZ¨, wZwbB AbšÍ Rxeb|
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1| hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, ÿzav Z…òv mwne,
¸ß gvbœv, ÔRj Ag„ZÕÑ †c‡q meB fzwje!
a~qv:Ñ hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, hv-B NUzK, hvBe,
cÖfzi †cQb, cÖfzi †cQb, c‡` c‡` Pwje|
2| hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, we`ªæc VvÆv mwne,
cvjK cÖfzi, †cÖgÑAvov‡j †m me †Kb gvwbe?
3| hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, µzk Z‡j hvBe,
KuvUvi gyKzU, cÖfzi gv_vq, †`‡L mvnm Kwie!
4| hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, hLb µz‡k gwie,
Avwg cvcx wZwb wb®úvc, ZuviB ¸‡Y euvwPe|
5| hxïi m‡½, hxïi m‡½, Ôcig †`‡kÕ hvBe,
†bÎ evwi, me wbevwi m`vb‡›` _vwKe|
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wSuwSU―KvIqvjx
1| DV, DV fvB fMœx, DV †gvn wb`ªv cwinwi,
†nwi gvZ…f~wg `kv, bq‡b e‡n bvwK evwi!
†`L †Mv †`L ÎvY Qvwo, fywi fzwi, wec‡_ Pwj‡Q KZ bi bvix|
a~qv: my-msev` j‡q wk‡ivc‡i, hvI MÖv‡g MÖv‡g cÖwZ bM‡i,
†NvlYv Ki, ej cÖwZ Rbv‡i, Òhxï g‡i‡Qb †ZviB Z‡i †iÓ|
2| ci ci, mhZ‡b, ci Ck-`Ë iY m¾v
exi mg iY †¶‡Î, †a‡q Pj Z¨vwR me j¾v,
†Zvgvi AvKzj AvnŸv‡b, cÖv‡Y cÖv‡Y, be †cÖiYv RvwM‡e cybt n‡l©|
3| Lªxó-bvg aŸRv j‡q, µzk eªZ mva cÖvYc‡Y;
evav weNœ hZ n‡e, my`~‡i cvjv‡e bvg ï‡b,
ÎvwmZ n‡e kqZv‡b, `ik‡b, Ck †ZR cÖwZfvZ c„w_ex‡Z|
―imgq wek¦vm (1907)

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Zvj―`v`&iv
Pj Pj Pj I‡i, Pj hvB N‡i N‡i,
ÎvZv hxï Avm‡eb Z¡iv eje mKjv‡i|
j‡q my-mgvPvi mv‡_ MxwZgvjv nv‡Z,
bM‡i bM‡i cjøx gvSv‡i hve mevi Øv‡i|
1| cÖfyi Av‡`‡k hve †`‡k †`‡k, Uje bv †gviv `ytL †K¬‡k,
Rvbve RM‡Z Av‡Q hZ cÖvYx, kv‡¯¿ wjwLZ me fveevYx;
wcZv-cyÎ AvZ¥vi e‡i, `x¶v w`e cÖwZ bvix b‡i,
euvae mevq †cÖg †Wv‡i|
2| ¯^iM iv‡R¨i wePvi Kv‡j, wK w`‡e Reve wRÁvwm‡j,
k~b¨nv‡Z hv‡e wK m‡e, †hvMvo wKQy Kiwb Z‡e;
GKwU cÖvYI G‡b _vK †U‡b, wcZvi †cÖ‡gi ivR¨cv‡b,
ARq gyKzU cv‡e wk‡i|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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Sowing in the Morning; En- 52, Ga-36, AH-369

1| cÖv‡Z, wØcÖn‡i, wKsev mvqsKv‡j, eywb ag© exR me, hZœ Kwiqv;
km¨ msMÖn‡Y, †Q`‡bi mg‡q, Avwme Avb‡›` AuvwU jBqv|
a~qv: AvuwU jBqv! AvuwU jBqv! Avwme Avb‡›` AvuwU jBqv|
2| D`qv¯„ Kv‡j, MÖx‡®§ wKsev kx‡Z, eyb AwekªvšÍ, wbf©q nBqv;
dzivB‡e µ‡g me© cwikª‡g, Avwme Avb‡›` AvuwU jBqv|
3| Pj Z‡e m‡e †iv`bc~e©K eywb, †¶Î ¯^vgxi KviY Kó fywMqv;
h‡e `ytL hv‡e, cÖfy WvK&‡eb m‡e, Avwme Avb‡›` AvuwU jBqv!
―†bv‡jm k; Abyev`: Gb. wm. wek¦vm

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µzk aŸRv j‡q Pj cÖfyi Kvh© †¶‡Î hvB|
Pj hvB, Pj hvB, Pj hvB, Pj hvB|
1| H †h hxï Av‡M‡Z, †gviv hve wc‡Q‡Z,
wK fq Av‡Q ej ZvB, Pj hvB, Pj hvB|
2| `~M©g c_ ev wK giæ‡Z, cÖfy nb bv ¶všÍ Zv‡Z,
j¶ Rb‡i euvPv‡Z, Pj hvB, Pj hvB|
3| kw³ Ze Av‡Q hv, hxïi †mevq jvMvI Zv,
Z¡iv K‡i huvP ZvB, Pj hvB, Pj hvB|
4| `xbgwb A¯„ cÖvq, †Nvi wZwgi Gj nvq,
Z¡iv K‡i G‡e ZvB, Pj hvB, Pj hvB|
―kg~‡qj Kzgvi •eivMx

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Avgvi Ryovj cÖvY G‡m hxïi cvq|
G‡m `qvj hxïi kªxPiYZ‡j Avgvi NyPj f‡ei fq|
(G‡m `qvj hxïi PiY Z‡j)
1| H Pi‡Y bvB‡i `ytL †K¬k, bvB‡i f‡ei R¡vjv, cvc AkvwšÍi †jk;
eywS `y»-gay-cÖevnx †mB †`k, Av‡Q H PiY Zjvq|
(I †mB `y»-gay-cÖevnx †`k)
2| g‡b Avwg K‡iwQ gbb, Avwg H Pi‡Y _vKe me©¶Y,
Avgvi GB cvc‡`‡n hver iq Rxeb, ie H PiY †mevq|
(†`‡n hZw`b †gvi Rxeb Av‡Q)
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3| mgq †hw`b dziv‡e Avgvi, †mw`b †h‡Z n‡e †Q‡o G msmvi,
Avwg n‡q hve g„Zz¨ b`x cvi, hxïi H PiY †b․Kvq|
(Avwg g„Zz¨ b`x cvwo w`e)
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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I Heard The Voice of Jesus Say

1| ïwbjvg hxïi gayi ie, Ò†n cwikªvšÍ Rb,

†gvi gv_vq ivwL Ze fvi, wekªvšÍ nI GLb|Ó
2| hv`„k K¬všÍ `ytLgq `kvq Avwg wQjvg,
Lªxó hxïi Kv‡Q Avwmqv mykvwšÍ cvBjvg|
3| ïwbjvg hxïi gayi ie, -- ÒGm †n! Z…wlZ Rb,
Agwb w`e Rxeb-Rj, hv cv‡b nq Rxeb|Ó
4| ZLbB Avwm Zuvi Kv‡Q cvb Kwiby †m Rj,
†gvi Z…òv nBj wbevwiZ, Lªxó hxï‡Z †Kej|
5| ïwbjvg hxïi gayi ie †h, -- ÒAvwg f‡ei `xc,
†gvi cÖwZ †P‡q †`‡L †h, Zvi wbZ¨ D¾¡j w`b|Ó
6| G ïwb †P‡q †`wLjvg Zuvi †kvfv PgrKvi;
†gvi Zviv Ges cÖfvKi, hver Rxeb Avgvi|
―†nv‡iwUqvm †evbvi; Abyev`: Gb. wm. wek¦vm

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eo PgrKvi e›`‡i G‡m, Zix-Lvb †gvi †j‡M‡Q Gevi|
†Zvgvi H Pi‡Y †n KvÐvix, evisevi Kwi bg¯‥vi|
1| DRvb R‡j S‡oi nvIqv, ¸iæ ¸iæ Wv‡K †`qv,
wQj AvKvk cvZvj QvIqv, Kvj †g‡Ni AÜKvi,
GLb wbwk †gvi †cvnvBqv‡Q, G‡m †mB e›`‡ii wfZi|
2| wQj bv Rxe‡bi Avkv, fq¼i †mB Kg©bvkv,
b`xi g‡a¨ c‡o w`kv, ZLb wQj bv Avgvi|
Zzwg wK kw³ †`Lv‡q gvwS, `xbnx‡b K‡jø D×vi|
3| AvR †mB wec` †M‡Q †K‡U, G‡m GB e›`‡ii Nv‡U|
KvÐvix Avgvi wbK‡U G‡m `uvovI †n GKevi|
Avgvi ab I cÖvY hv m¤^j Av‡Q, †Zvgvi cv‡q AvR †`B Dcnvi|
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4| GB e›`‡ii Nv‡U †_‡K, WvK w`‡j cig wcZv‡K|

†KejgvÎ `yB GK Wv‡K, eywS cvIqv hvq DËi|
eywS †ewk `~i bq †mB ivRcyix; †mLv‡b Av‡Q gw›`i Zuvi|
5| MvB‡j Mvb GB Nv‡U e‡m, Mv‡bi myi evZv‡m †f‡m,
hvq eywS †mB cig †`‡k- ¯^‡M©i wcZvi †MvPi|
Mve wcZvi RqMvb †b‡P †b‡P cÖv‡Yi exYvq Zz‡j S¼vi|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx, 1929

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wSuwSU wgkÖ-Vzsix

hxï Lªx‡ói ¯§iY j‡qwQ, Avi fe-f‡qi fvebv wK!

1| Z¨vR¨ K‡i ¯^fve cyivZb, GLb hxï-†cÖ‡g g‡R †i fvB w¯’i K‡iwQ gb;
I Zuvi ag©-Av‡jv AwZ D¾¡j, Avwg ü`q gv‡S †R¡‡jwQ|
2| gb åvšÍ wQj AwZkq, Zv‡Z cv‡c fvix cÖvY-Zix Rxeb mskq;
GLb NywP‡q `Ð wbivb›`, Avwg Avb‡›`‡Z †f‡mwQ|
3| kqZv‡bi `yó KviLvbv, GB †fvjv gb‡K fzjv‡q wQj w`qv hš¿Yv;
me †`wL duvwK gyw` AuvwL, cÖfzi PiY ü‡` fve‡ZwQ|
4| wK Kwi‡e kqZvb `yivPvi, GB gb-cÖvY w`‡qwQ me Lªx‡ói Dci fvi;
Avi bvB‡Kv k¼v evwR‡q W¼v, Avwg hxïi iv‡R¨ G‡mwQ|
5| wg_¨v duvwK hZ PvZzix, Avi KzÁvb KzgwZ mKj cwiZ¨vM Kwi;
j‡q hxï-ZË¡ gnvgš¿, Avwg Lªx‡ói `vm n‡qwQ|
ÑKvjvPuv` gÐj (1845 Lªxt)

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†cÖg †Wv‡i †eu‡a Zuv‡i Kv‡Q †U‡b Avb,
Zuv‡i †`L‡j c‡i Ryovq AuvwL,Zv‡i WvK‡j Ryovq cÖvY|
1| WvK †`, WvK †`, WvK †` Zuv‡i, hxï Lªxó cvc n‡i;
WvK‡j wK †m iB‡Z cv‡i, †m †h f‡³i fMevb|
2| WvK †`, WvK †`, WvK †` Zv‡i, gb cÖvY wgkvBqv my‡i,
†hgb wkï Wv‡K gv, gv ¯^‡i, WvK‡j Ryovq gv‡qi cÖvY|
3| cÖfzi m‡b †gkvwgwk, f‡³ Kq fv‡jvevwm;
gg cÖvY HK¨ Kwi Ki hxïi ¸YMvb|
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ej åvZt Lªx‡ói gZ Pj wK G Rxe‡b?
(Zzwg) gvb wK kv‡¯¿i K_v, ivwLqv m`v g‡b?
1| cyivZb cyiæ‡li fve, cÖKv‡k ¯^fv‡e Ze,
cv‡c‛Qv wK Av‡Q me, GLb †Zvgvi g‡b?
2| Ki wK Mvb cÖv_©bv, fw³c~Y© Dcvmbv,
cÖfzi K_v Av‡jvPbv, †cÖgv‡e‡M wbR©‡b?
3| hvc Lªxwóq Rxeb, Ki Lªxó cwiavb,
_vK LªxóMZ cÖvY, Rxe‡b wK gi‡Y|
ÑB›`ybv_ miKvi

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Avb‡›` e›`x, `xbeÜz, †Zvgvi ivOv cvq|
Avwg Mve †Zvgvi H hxï bvg Avgvi †`‡n hver Rxeb iq|
1| w`qv †`Lv `yt‡Li `yw`©‡b, Zzwg K‡jø D×vi G Aax‡b, Avcb ¸‡Y|
Zz‡j emv‡j GB Kv½v‡j †Zvgvi Pi‡Y!
(Avwg) fywje bv GB KiæYv Kfy, fywje †Kg‡b nvq!
2| GB wf¶v AvR gv‡M `xbnxb,
†Zvgvi H cv`c‡Ù wPË †hb wbZ¨ _v‡K jxb
Kwi AvwKÂb, I‡n ÎvYab, g‡b wbwk w`b,
Avgvi dzivBqv hvK& mKj Avkv, †hb G Avb›` bv dzivq|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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bv_ `vI, †cÖg `vI, Ze †cÖg evwi `v‡b wccvmv wgUvI|
1| †Zvgvi kªxgyL †`L‡ev e‡j, `qvj KZ Avkv cÖv‡Y †L‡j;
†i‡LwQ ü`q Ly‡j, Avwm cÖvY RyovI|
2| †gv‡`i Afve Av‡Q hZ, `qvj bqZ †Zvgvi Awew`Z;
†`I cÖfy AvkxŸ©v`, Afve c~ivI|
3| AÜKvigq Rxeb-c‡_, `qvj _vK m`v Zzwg mv‡_;
nvZLvwb a‡i nv‡Z ax‡i j‡q hvI|

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•fiex-Avo‡Lg&Uv

hxï, cwi®‥vi Ki Avgv‡i,

†avqvI Avgv‡i Avcb iæwa‡i, †h iæwai ¶‡i Kvj‡fwi c‡i|
1| cv‡c‡Z gwjb nBqv‡Q gb, K…òeY© Zvnv †nwi me©¶Y,
Ki Ki bv_, wbR i³ `vb, †h i‡³‡Z cvcxi me©cvc n‡i|
2| msnviK `~Z Avwm‡e †n h‡e, Avgv‡i QuyB‡Z Kfy bv cvwi‡e,
Z¨wR‡q Avgv‡i, Ab¨Î hvB‡e, †n‡i Ze i³ gg AšÍ‡i|
―ivgPiY †Nvl

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myi― ÒAvR Avb›` nBj Acvi|Ó

†n Avgv‡`i ¯^M©¯’ wcZt

1| Ze bvg gvb¨ †nvK G aivq, †Zvgvi ivRZ¡ AvmyK Z¡ivq,
†Zvgvi B‛Qv †hgb, wm× †nvK †Zgb, ¯^‡M© I aivq †nvK mZZ|
2| LvIqv civ †gv‡`i hvnv cÖ‡qvRb, `vI cÖfy Zvnv, `vI cÖwZw`b,
¶gv Kwi †hgb, ¶gv Ki †Zgb, Avgv‡`i Aciva hZ|
3| G‡bv bv cix¶v, Kwi wb‡e`b, g›` nB‡Z i¶v Ki me©¶Y,
ivR¨ civµg, gwngv †M․ie, hy‡M hy‡M †Zvgvi †nvK kvk¦Z|
―kxZjP›`ª gay

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evD‡ji myi―GKZvjv

cÖfy‡Z åvZv fwMœMY, (m`v) †R‡M _vK cÖv_©bv‡Z|

1| kqZvb wms‡ni gZ, MwR©‡Q AweiZ,
†R‡M _vK mZZ, bvwn co cix¶v‡Z|
2| kv¯¿-cvV Av‡jvPbv, ag©MxZ I cÖv_©bv,
Kwi‡Z bvg †NvlYv, fywjI bv †Kvb g‡Z|
3| k`ªK AwMœ wfZ‡i, †hvbv gr‡mi D`‡i,
wbZ¨ cÖv_©bv K‡i, mvšÍ¡bv †cj g‡b‡Z|
4| `vq~` •mb¨ gvSv‡i, †cÖwiZ †c․j KvivMv‡i,
†R‡M cÖv_©bv K‡i, `vwb‡qj wms‡ni Lv‡Z|
―gaym`~ b miKvi
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†Zvgvq fv‡jv‡e‡mwQ, cÖfy, †Zvgvq Rxeb w`‡qwQ,
Avwg cv‡ci c‡_ Avi, wdie bv †Kvb w`b|
1| Av‡m m¤§yL cv‡b hw` Zzdvb fvix, Rvwb †Zvgvi bv‡g‡Z cvi n‡Z cvwi
Avwg †ZvgviB bvg a‡i †e‡q hve, Rxeb ZiYx wPiw`b|
2| ivwL †Zvgvi PiY `ywU ü`q gv‡S, c_ nvivB bv‡Kv, Kfy mKvj muv‡S
Rvwb †Zvgvi bv‡g‡Z cvi n‡q hve, Rxeb mvMi GKw`b|
3| hw` giY Avgvi Kfy mvg‡b Av‡m, Avwg Rvbe Zzwg †Zv cÖfy i‡qQ cv‡k
Ggwb K‡i †hb, cvi n‡q hvq, Rxe‡bi evKx KUv w`b|
―wcUvi miKvi

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More About Jesus; En- 128

1| hxï, Av‡iv †Zvgvq PvB, Rxe‡b †Zvgvq †`LvB,

Av‡iv AvZ¥vi c~Y© `vb, Ki Avgv‡i cÖ`vb|
a~qv: Av‡iv PvB †Zvgv‡i, Av‡iv PvB †Zvgv‡i,
Av‡iv †Zvgvq ü‡` PvB, Av‡iv †cÖ‡g Wy‡e hvB|
2| Av‡iv Ze Awfjvl, Ki †n bv_ cÖKvk,
Zzwg gg †bZv nI, ü‡` weivwRZ iI|
3| Av‡iv †nvK myavgq, Ze evK¨ mgy`q,
ï‡b ¯^M©myL cvB, Av‡iv gg cÖvY RyovB|
4| Av‡iv †ZvgviB †M․ie, †ZvgviB cyY¨ cÖfve,
Ry‡o hvK PivPi hy‡M hy‡M wbišÍi|

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Angry Words, O Let them Never

1| Ze gy‡L ivM-evK¨ G‡bv bv, †gvi G webq,

g‡bi g‡a¨ †P‡c ivL, cv‡Q wRf& AïwP nq|
a~qv: mK‡j Ki †cÖg, ci¯úi †cÖg, hxïi b~Zb AvÁv cvwjI;
mK‡j Ki †cÖg, Ôci¯úi †cÖgÕ, ¯^M© wcZvi mšÍvb nI|
2| †cÖg cweÎ, AwZ wbg©j, eÜzfve wK wgó bq?
wKš‘ †µvavb‡j mKj GK wbwg‡l bó nq|
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3| KZ K_v iv‡M ewj! åvZvi ü`q e¨_v cvq,

¯^Y© mwÜ †f‡½ †dwj, GKwU evK¨ e‡j nvq!
―DBwjqvg †Kwi

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Jesus Bids us Shine

1| D¾¡j †R¨vwZ R¡vjvB hxïi AvÁv‡Z, cÖ`xc †hgb R¡‡j N‡i ivw·Z,
AÜKv‡ii g‡a¨ Av‡jv Kwi `vb, ¯^ ¯^ ¯’v‡b nB― me `xwßgvb!
2| D¾¡j †R¨vwZ R¡vjvB hxïi R‡b¨‡Z! wb‡e †M‡j co‡e Zuvnvi `„wó‡Z,
¯^M© †_‡K †`‡Lb, †hb weivR gvb, ¯^ ¯^ ¯’v‡b nB― me `xwßgvb!
3| D¾¡j †R¨vwZ R¡vjvB, Pvwiw`‡K iq! AÜKv‡ii g‡a¨ hv‡`i Afve nq,
`xb `ytLxi R‡b¨ Kwi †cÖg `vb, ¯^ ¯^ ¯’v‡b nB― me `xwßgvb!
―myRvb we. Iqvb©vi; Abyev`: DBwjqvg †Kwi

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Work for the Night is Coming; CH- 446, En-29, Ga-17, AH-375

1| kªg Ki, ivwÎ Avm‡Q, kªg Ki cÖZ‚¨‡l;

kªg Ki my‡hvM _vK‡Z †ZR®‥i cÖv‡Z;
kªg Ki, cÖfyi R‡b¨, kªg Ki Zvi e‡j,
kªg Ki, ivwÎ Avm‡Q kªg AšÍ n‡e|
2| kªg Ki ga¨ w`‡b, kªg Ki Zvc _vK‡Z,
kªg Ki üó g‡b, cÖv_©bv K‡i,
kªg Ki, Ab¨ †jvK‡K Avb‡Z hxïi Kv‡Q;
kªg Ki, ivwÎ Avm‡Q, KvR nq bv Z‡e|
3| kªg Ki Aciv‡nè kªg Ki cÖvYc‡Y;
kªg Ki, `xb `ytLx‡i mvšÍ¡bv w`‡Z;
kªg Ki, gbyl¨‡K iw¶‡Z cvc n‡Z,
kªg Ki, w`b _vwK‡Z, w`‡bi †kl n‡e|
4| kªg Ki mܨvKv‡j, wek¦vm-fw³-†cÖ‡g;
kªg Ki cÖfyi R‡b¨ Avb›` cv‡e;
kªg Ki, my‡L, `yt‡L, m`v me©¯’v‡b;
kªg Ki, kxNÖ cv‡e mywekªvg ¯^‡M©|
―wg‡mm&& G¨vbv Gj. †KvMwnj; Abyev`: †R. wc. †gBK

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Av‡jv, Av‡jv, GZUzKz Av‡jv, `vI‡Mv Avgvq,
cvZKx Avwg, cvZKx Avwg, huvwP‡Mv †Zvgv‡i,
Ze c‡_ bv_, PvjvI †Mv Avgvq|
1| Rxeb mg‡i, `yt‡Li gvSv‡i, †`wL †hb Ze H kªx gy‡L‡i,
hZ wKQy e¨_v fywjqv wb‡R‡i, AÄwj w`e H c`Z‡j|
2| f³MY Ze Av‡jvwKZ n‡q Mv‡n Ze Mvb, GB aivZ‡j,
w`‡b, w`‡b, w`‡b, Ze cyY¨ bv‡g, wefy¸Y Mv‡b, gvwZe mevB|

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1| †cÖg †h Zzwg Avcb Zzj¨ Avgvq m„Rb Kwi‡j,
†cÖg †h Zzwg w`qv g~j¨ Avgv‡i D×vwi‡j;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi gb †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y|
2| †cÖg †h Zzwg m„wói c~‡e© gg g½j fvwe‡j;
†cÖg †h Zzwg bvixi M‡f© gvbyl nBqv Avwm‡j;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi gb †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y|
3| †cÖg †h Zzwg µz‡kvc‡i g„Zz¨i `skb mwn‡j;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi Z‡i g½j mÂq Kwi‡j;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi gb †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y|
4| †cÖg †h Zzwg ej I Rxeb mZ¨ AvZ¥v Av‡jvKgq;
†cÖg †h Zzwg g„Zz¨i eÜb KwiqvQ civRq|
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi gb †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y|
5| †cÖg †h Zzwg Kei nB‡Z gg †`n DVvB‡e;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvq jB‡Z gwngv‡Z Avwm‡e;
†cÖg †h Zzwg Avgvi gb †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y|
―wm. Wejy. wjc&

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Zvj I myi: KzPKvIqvR

Pj&‡i Pj&‡i Pj&- wm‡qvb hvÎx`j,

gyw³i eviZv wb‡q Rxeb c‡_ Pj&|
1| A‡Mª H c‡_i Av‡jv, Av‡jvi wc‡Q wc‡Q Pj,
c_ †`wL‡q wb‡q hv‡e, hvÎx‡`i mKj|
2| †KD _vK‡j wc‡Q c‡o, jn Zv‡i mv‡_ K‡i,
PvjvI Zv‡i ax‡i ax‡i, †h Rb `ye©j|
3| Rv‡b bv †h mymgvPvi, ej wM‡q Kv‡Q Zvnvi,
webvg~‡j¨ gyw³ wg‡j, Avq-bv hvwe Pj|
4| †K AvQ H KvivMv‡i, cv‡ci †Nvi AÜKv‡i,
hxïi bv‡g gyw³ wg‡j, hxïi Kv‡Q ej|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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‘Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus; CH-588, En- 42, AH-524

1| wK gayi hxï‡Z wek¦vm, MÖnY Ki Zuvi ev‡K¨,

Zuvi cÖwZÁvq wbf©i ivL, Rvwbe cÖfy e‡jb|
a~qv: hxï hxï Zuvq †gvi wek¦vm, †R‡bwQ ZvB evisevi,
hxï hxï gnvb& hxï, wek¦v‡m K…cv jvf nq|
2| hxï‡Z wek¦vm wK gayi, Ki Zuvi i‡³ wek¦vm,
mij wek¦v‡m mœvZ nB, i‡³ ïwP my¯’ nB|
3| wK gayi hxï‡Z wek¦vm, ¯^v_©-cvc wejyß nq,
hxï †`b ïay Avgv‡K, Rxeb wekªvg cÖkvwšÍ|
4| myLx Avwg wbf©i K‡i, hxï ÎvZv eÜz †gvi,
cÖfy Rvwb Avgvi m‡½, m‡½ _vK‡e AvRxeb|
―jyBRv Gg. Avi. †÷W;
Abyev`: b_wb‡qj ev‣o

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Lv¤^vR―Avo‡Lg&Uv

wcÖq hxï Avgvi! ai Avgvq ai;

wcÖq ÎvZv kw³ `vZv, kKwZ weZi|
1| †`I †Zvgvi cweÎZv, cvc Rb¨ e¨vKzjZv,
cix¶v‡Z mwnòzZv, †`I mev‡Z Avb›`,
cÖv_©bv‡Z ¯^vaxbZv, †`I Av‡iv AkÖæavi|
2| Ze evK¨ eywSev‡i, Ze Ávb †`I Avgv‡i,
Ze iƒc †`wLev‡i, †`I bqb †Zvgvi;
Ze AbyMvgx n‡Z, †`I PiY †Zvgvi|
3| †Zvgvi `yt‡Li Z‡i, m`v AkÖæ †`I Avgv‡i,
†cÖK †kj g‡b K‡i, nDK hvZbv Acvi;
ÎvY Rb¨ nl© aŸwb, †`I gy‡L‡Z Avgvi|
4| wPiRq Ki `vb, kÎÆ nDK K¤úgvb,
wek¦vm cÖZ¨vkv †cÖg, nDK mZZ D¾¡j;
Ze m‡b _vwKev‡i, †`I m`v B‛Qv †gvi|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi

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Kv½vj Wv‡K, Øv‡i `uvov‡q
PiY a~jv cvevi Av‡k `qvj, Av‡Q `yB nvZ evov‡q|
1| ü`qfiv Av‡Q e¨_v, Av‡Q cÖv‡Y KZ K_v,
ej‡e †Zvgvq RMÎvZv, a‡i H kªxPiY Rov‡q|
2| ï‡bwQ †n Ck¦i b›`b, G‡j Øv‡i `ytLx †h Rb,
ïb¨ nv‡Z Zuv‡i KLb, Zzwg †`I bv Kfy wdiv‡q|
3| w`‡q Zv‡i PiY †Zvgvi, NyPvI hZ AšÍ‡ii fvi,
`qvj †Zvgvi `qvq hvq Zvi, cÖv‡Yi mKj R¡vjv Ryov‡q|
4| †mB Avkv‡Z G‡m Øv‡i, WvwK‡ZwQ ev‡i ev‡i|
†`I `ikb `qv K‡i−`v‡m, ivL PiY Avkª‡q|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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e¨w_‡Z‡i−Ki kvwšÍ `vb,
G‡m cvcx †Zvgvi Øv‡i, Pv‡n RyovB‡Z ZvwcZ civY|
1| cvc cxovq RR©wiZ−fMœ‡`n, fMœwPZ,
fe f‡q Awff~Z cvcx, w`‡knviv nZÁvb|
2| bq‡bi Rj gyQvB‡Z, g‡bi `ytL NyPvB‡Z,
†K Avi Av‡Q G RM‡Z− wg‡Q eÜz-evÜe ab I gvb|
3| Zzwg we‡b RMÎvZv; †K ey‡S e¨w_‡Zi e¨_v?
†Zvgvi †Kv‡j †i‡L gv_v, Ki mKj R¡vjvi Aemvb|
4| mKj cvc AvR Ki †gvPb, K‡i †Zvgvi i³ †mPb,
†Zvgvi `qvq †c‡q Rxeb, cvcx Mv‡e †Zvgvi ¸YMvb|
5| †Zvgvi KxwZ© f~-gЇj, Mv‡e †f‡m P‡¶i R‡j
†i‡L †Zvgvi PiY Z‡j, evÜv †`n AvZ¥v gb I cÖvY|
―iƒ‡eY miKvi
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Wy‡e †hb _v‡K †Zvgvi iƒ‡c‡Z AvuwL,
ü`q Avgvi Pv‡n Awbevi H iƒc ü`‡q ivwL|
1| mvRv‡q †i‡LwQ ü`q, gw›`i †Zvgvi Avkv‡q _vwK,
Avgvi ü`‡q †`vj‡K †`vjve, †Zvgvi PiY `ywU ü`‡q ivwL|
2| †Kv_v _vK Zzwg RvwbbvK Avwg wK e‡j †Zvgv‡i WvwK,
Avgvi wK Av‡Q m¤^j webv bqb Rj †n cÖfy †Kvgj AuvwL|
†n hxï †Kvgj AvuwL|
3| kq‡b ¯^c‡b wKev RvMi‡Y m`v †hb †Zvgv‡i WvwK,
Avwg c_ åvšÍ †n cÖvYKvšÍ, †Zvgvi mšÍv‡b w`I bv duvwK|
†Zvgvi mšÍv‡b w`I bv duvwK|
―wPËiÄb ej

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I am Thine, Oh Lord; En-57, Sa-10

Avwg †Zvgvi bv_ AvwQ wPiKvj, †Zvgv Qvov KviI bB,

_vwK wek¦v‡m Ze mwbœavb evmbv G wbqZB|
a~qv: Avgvq jn, jn, hxï †n, µz‡ki AviI mwbœavb,
†`n Avgvq, Avgvq, Avgvq cÖfy †n, Ze Kzw¶‡`‡k ¯’vb|
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2| AbyMÖniƒc •Z‡j Avgv‡i, Awfwl³ Ki bv_,

†Zvgvi cweÎ cwiPh©v‡Z _vwK †hb w`b I ivZ|
3| cÖv_©bv‡Z cvB KZ Avb›` hLb ïwb Ze ie,
cÖv‡Yi eÜz cÖvq ï‡b‡Qb m`vB Avgvi KvZ‡ivw³ me|
4| Ze myMfxi †cÖ‡gi gwngv ey‡S mva¨ Av‡Q Kvi?
eyw×i AZxZ D‛P ¯^M© myL eY©bv bvwnK Zuvi|
5| h‡e hve bv_ ¯^M© Kvb‡b, g„Zz¨ b`xi cicvi,
ZLb eywSe †cÖ‡gi gvnvZ¥¨, ¯^M©-myL wK PgrKvi|
―d¨vwb †R. µmwe,B.

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wgkª •fiex―KvIqvjx
muwc bv_ cÖvY gb Ze K‡i|
AvwR n‡Z mgy`q w`jvg Ze †mevq, µz‡kvc‡i|
1| hv wKQy Av‡Q Avgvi, muwcby c‡` †Zvgvi,
Kzjkxj, gvb, Ávb, Awfgvb Ze Z‡i―
AvwR n‡Z mgy`q w`jvg Ze †mevq, µz‡kvc‡i|
2| jn my‡Li evmbv, jn †n AvZ¥Kvgbv,
AvZ¥xq-¯^Rb eÜz wcÖqRb, wPiZ‡i―
AvwR n‡Z mgy`q w`jvg Ze †mevq, µz‡kvc‡i|
3| An¼vi Awek¦vm, wbt‡k‡l me webvk,
gg G Rxeb Ki †n MÖnY `qv K‡i―
AvwR n‡Z mgy`q w`jvg Ze †mevq, µz‡kvc‡i|

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†envM―KvIqvjx
†Zvgvwi Pi‡Y, ivL GB w`‡b, `xb mLv `qvgq,
ivwLI bv †gv‡i, †Zvgv n‡Z `~‡i, GB wf¶v Ze cvq|
1| KZevi `~‡i wMqvwQ Qvwoqv, wdiv‡qQ Zzwg WvwKqv WvwKqv;
GB evi †hb Ze WvK ïwbqv, †Zvgv cv‡b gb avq|
2| hw` Kfy Avwg wec‡_ wdwi, awiI Avgvq Ze nvZ cÖmvwi,
†cÖg †Wv‡i cÖfy, euvwaqv †Zvgvwi, wPiw`b †iL cvq|
―kxZjP›`ª gay
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myi: c~‡Y¨‡Z GB †ejv

wK Dcnvi w`e cÖfy Ze PiY Kg‡j,

wK w`‡j gb Z…ß n‡e (ej) Ze †cÖg e`‡j|
1| Zzwg †Zv Avgvi Z‡i, AvwmqvQ ¯^M© †Q‡o,
euvPv‡Z `xb cvcx‡i, (Zzwg) `xb `wi`ª n‡j|
2| Ggb wKQy bvwn gg, nq Ze †cÖg mg,
†Zvgvi `qv Amxg, (bv_) ZvB f‡e Avwm‡j|
3| ¯^Y© †i․c¨ ab hZ, mKwj Ze cÖ`Ë,
G‡Z hw` nI cÖxZ, (Avwg) †`B c` hyM‡j|
4| †cÖg, fw³, K…ZÁZv, ü`‡qi cÖdzjøZv,
MÖnY Ki I‡n ÎvZv, (GLb) w`w‛Q cÖvY †X‡j|
―cÖvYbv_ wkK`vi

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All to Jesus I surrender; CH- 5

, En-22, AH-309, Ga-32

1| hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg, üó wP‡Ë Kwi `vb,

Zuvi m¤§y‡L wbZ¨ _vwK, wZwb Avgvi Avkªq ¯’vb|
a~qv: me mgwc©jvg, me mgwc©jvg;
cÖfy hxïi wbKU Avwg, me mgwc©jvg|
2| hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg, bZ _vwK Zuvi cvq,
Avwg RMr Qvwo w`jvg, MÖnY Ki, bv_ Avgvq|
3| hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg, Zuvi wbR¯^ nB‡Z PvB;
whwb mZ¨ †gvi wbR¯^, AvZ¥vi mv¶¨ †hb cvB|
4| hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg, Zuvnvq w`jvg Avgvi cÖvY;
†Zvgvi †cÖg I me©kw³, cÖ‡fv! Avgvq Ki `vb|
5| hxï‡K me©¯^ w`jvg, AwMœ Avgvi AšÍigq;
c~Y© gyw³ wK Avb›`, ab¨ cÖfy hxïi Rq!
―†R. WweøD f¨vb wW †f›Uvi, Bs.

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Lv¤^vR-GKZvjv; myi−†ZvgviB †M‡n cvwjQ . . .

Avgvi ÎvY, †Zvgvwi `vb, Zzwg ab¨, ab¨ †n;

w`‡qQ cÖvY, wK‡bQ ÎvY, Zzwg ab¨, ab¨ †n;
1| Avgvwi KviY, fyeb-Kvbb, K‡iQ imvj myd‡j †kvfb;
Kzmyg mÁvZ eb Dceb; Zzwg ab¨, ab¨ †n!
2| hv wKQy †Zvgvwi, K‡iQ Avgvwi, aiYx A_ev ¯^iM gvSvwi;
ZzwgI Avgvwi, AvwgI †Zvgvwi, Zzwg ab¨ ab¨ †n!
3| †Zvgvwi PiY, w`ev‡i kiY, †i‡LQ †Zvgvwi †cª‡g‡Z gMb;
Av‡iv fvex Avkv fiv gg gb, Zzwg ab¨, ab¨ †n!

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jyU wSuwSU―GKZvjv|

hxï †Zvgv mn †eove, bqb f‡i †nwie|

1| †Zvgvi `w¶Y nvZ a‡i m`v cÖvYbv_,
Kwi fq `~ixf~Z, ¯^M©-c‡_ nuvwUe|
2| `y`©všÍ `yó wms‡n‡Z, Pv‡n cÖvY we`vwi‡Z,
Ze `Ë A¯¿vNv‡Z, `yivZ¥v`j gvwie|
3| †eovB‡j Ze m‡½, Ki‡e wK cvc-Zi‡½,
†cÖg-kvwšÍ †XD m‡½, ¯^M© w`‡K DwVe|
4| m`v Ze m‡½ ie, Db¥y³ ¯^M© †`wLe,
ab¨, ab¨, ab¨ Mve, gnvb‡›` bvwPe|
―†eÄvwgb ev‣o

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Take My Life and Let It Be; CH- 273, En-26, AH-330, Ga-43

1| cÖfy, Avgvi G Rxeb, †Zvgvq Kwi mgc©Y,

w`b I `Ð me©¶Y, KiæK Ze msKxZ©Y|
2| Avgvi n¯„ c`Øq, MÖnY Ki `qvgq,
Ze wcÖq Kv‡h© Zv, iZ _vKzK me©`v|
3| jn gg Kɯ^i, Mvwn ¯‘wZ wbišÍi,
jn Iô imbv, Kwi gyw³ †NvlYv|
4| ¯^Y©, †i․c¨ wbt‡k‡l, muwc †Zvgvi D‡Ï‡k¨,
ej I eyw× hv Avgvi, Ki Zzwg e¨envi|
5| jI Avgvi B‛Qv †h, wgïK Ze B‛Qv‡Z,
ü`q gv‡S me©¶Y, Ki †Zvgvi wmsnvmb|
6| cÖxwZ fw³ mgy`q, Ac©Y Kwi Ze cvq,
gg †`n AvZ¥v cÖvY, MÖnY Ki `qvevb|
―d«¨v‡Ým wiWwj †nfviM¨vj, Bs.

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cywiqv―KvIqvjx

D`q nI GB ü`q gv‡S,

GKevi H iƒc †`wL bqb f‡i †n|
1| Gm ÎvZvi g~wZ© a‡i, Zzwg we× AvQ µz‡kvc‡i †n,
†Zvgvi g¯„‡K KȇK i³aviv S‡i †n|
2| kªxgyL †Zvgvi i³ gvLv, gy‡L cÖnvi wPý Av‡Q AuvKv †n,
gy‡L webwZ―AMwZ cvcxM‡Yi Z‡i †n|
3| `yB nvZ Zzwg we¯„vi K‡i, eywS WvwK‡ZQ cvcx b‡i †n,
`yB nvZ evov‡q, `uvov‡q AvQ µz‡kvc‡i †n|
4| †Kvb cvlÐ `qv k~b¨, †Zvgvi e¶ K‡i‡Q we`xY© †n,
S‡i i³-Rj Aweij `i `i av‡i †n|
5| †cÖ‡K we× H kªxPiY, Avwg ü`-gw›`‡i Kie aviY †n,
ie wPiKvj †n `qvj, H Pi‡Y c‡o †n|
6| hZw`b Av‡Q G Rxeb, †hb m`v Hiƒc Kwi `k©b †n,
G‡m nI D`q `qvgq, ü`q gw›`‡i †n|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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Pass Me Not O Gentle Saviour; En-71, Ga-26

1| hxï Avgvq †Q‡o †hI bv, ïb cÖv_©bv;

bvB Avi Avkªq †Zvgv we‡b Avgvq †Q‡ov bv!
a~qv: ÎvZt ÎvZt ïb cÖv_©bv, †gvi cÖwZ KiæYv-`„wó Ki Aaybv|
2| †Zvgvi `qv wmsnvm‡b Avwm G mgq;
RvbycvwZ fMœ-g‡b; kvwšÍ `vI Avgvq!
3| Ze i‡³ Av¯’v ivwL, awi †Zvgv‡i;
fMœ ü`q my¯’ Kwi, i¶ Avgv‡i|
4| Zzwg Avgvi kvwšÍi DbyB, Rxe‡bi iZb;
†Zvgv webv Avi †Kn bvB, ¯^M© I fyeb|
―d¨vwb †R. µmwe; Abyev`: Gb. wm. wek¦vm

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AvR‡K cÖv‡Yi cÖ`xcLvwb, cÖfy †gvi R¡v‡jv,
AvR‡K cÖv‡Y R¡v‡jv I‡n, wmœ» D¾¡j Av‡jv, Av‡jv|
1| wbweo Avuavi gv‡S cÖfy, ü`q †iL bv;
GKvKx †i‡L Avov‡j †_‡K, †P‡q †`L bv;
m½x †`I Av‡jv, Av‡jvi ci‡k NyPv‡q †dj,
Mfxi Avuavi Kv‡jv, Kv‡jv|
2| Rxeb Avgvi wbg©j cÖfvq, Ki‡n wegj,
AvwR‡K wd‡i b~Zb K‡i, ivL †Mv Agj;
R¡v‡jv R¡v‡jv †n Avuavi wnqvq cÖ`xc R¡vwj,
Rxeb Ki fv‡jv, fv‡jv|
―mybx_Kzgvi `vk

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RvM, RvM, RvM‡i, fwMœ I fvB,

w`b †Zvi †Mj P‡j wgQvwgwQ a~jv †L‡j,
KvR Ki Z¡iv K‡i †ejv †ewk bvB|
1| evB‡ej nv‡Z wb‡q P‡j Gm †h, gyw³i eviZv cvqwb †m †K,
ej Zvi Kv‡Q wM‡q evB‡ej †`wL‡q, Z¡iv hxï Avwm‡eb kv‡¯¿‡Z cvB|
2| †bv‡ni Kv‡j wQj åó aiv, cøve‡b Wy‡e g‡i me †h Zviv;
hxïi AvMgb Kv‡j, aiv hv‡e cv‡c R¡‡j, AwMœ I M܇K cy‡o n‡e QvB,
3| Lªx‡ói AvMgb AwZ wbK‡U, evB‡e‡j hvnv Av‡Q Zvnv †h N‡U;
`ywf©¶, gnvgvix, hy× fywi fywi, euvPv‡Z cÖvY Avq hxïi VuvB|
―AZzjP›`ª ej
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RvM fvB I fMœx, w`b e‡q hvq, KZKvj Avi i‡e, Aj‡mi cÖvq?
gnv cwiÎvY webvg~‡j¨ `vb, Kwi‡Qb hxï AvwR mevq|
1| `vm iƒ‡c Avwm GB aiv Z‡j, cÖvY †`b µz‡k †`L Ae‡n‡j,
ÎvYKvh© mvwa KzZn~ ‡j, euvPvb h‡ZK cvcx Rbvq|
2| †`L `xb‡e‡k ü`q Øv‡i, AvNvZ Kwi‡ZwQ ev‡i ev‡i,
†Lvj cvcx †Lvj, KwVb AšÍi, `~‡i †dwj AvwR me AšÍivq|
3| gvZ…f~wg †`L hvq imvZ‡j, cwoqv kqZv‡bi welg Q‡j,
Avcwb RvwMqv RvMvI mK‡j, †`Lv‡q µz‡ki i³ avivq|
―imgq wek¦vm

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ay‡q bq‡bi R‡j I‡n `qvj hxï, †Zvgvi PiY `yLvwb,
Avwg ivLe m`v ü`gw›`‡i, c~Re w`ev iRbx|
1| H Pi‡Yi mykxZj Qvqvq, Avgvi ZvwcZ G A½ Ryovq,
Ryovq Avgvi ZvwcZ civYx;
e‡m H Pi‡Y c‡o g‡b, ¯^‡M©i my‡Li Kvwnbx|
2| e‡m AvwQ †mB w`‡bi Avkvq,
`qvj †hw`b Zzwg WvK‡e Avgvq, Icvi n'‡Z Avm‡e ZiYx,
†Q‡o Amvi msmvi hve Icvi, h_vq †Zvgvi ivRavbx|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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Rq―RqšÍx Rr

†K Avi Av‡Q bv_, (Avgvi) †Zvgv eB, ¯^M© wK aivq cÖvY Kv‡i Pvq?
Avgvi ü`‡qi myL `ytL †Zvgv eB Avi Kv‡i KB|
1| (Avwg) wK m¤ú‡` wK wec‡`, fvwe ej Kvi c‡`;
Rv‡M Kvi iƒc ivwk G ü‡`, cvZKx Rxeb, b‡ii ZviY,
(Avwg) Kvi µzk cv‡b †P‡q G †cvov AvuwL RyovB?
2| (bv_) hv‡i m‡e N„Yv K‡i, †nb Aag cvZKx‡i,
†K ej †Mv iv‡L m`v AšÍ‡i; Avgvi KviY, Kuv‡` Kvi gb,
(Avwg) Kvi †Kv‡j gv_v †i‡L, †Ku‡` m`v myLx nB?
3| (Avgvi) ü`q R¡wj‡j c‡i, WvwK Kvi bvg a'‡i,
†K †Zv‡l †Mv gayi i‡e Avgv‡i; wec` mgq, D×v‡i Avgvq,
(Avwg) Kvi i‡e Awbevi, iY gv‡S Rqx nB?
―Ag„Zjvj bv_

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wSwSuU―Vysix

D‡`¨vMx `j! Avgiv cÖfy hxï Lªx‡ói D‡`¨vMx `j!

1| hw` wRÁvm K‡i †Kn, Kviv G mKj? ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
2| hxïi †mevq myLx _vwK, meB †cÖ‡gi dj; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
3| Rvwb, hxïi i‡³ ü`q Avgvi n‡q‡Q Agj; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
4| †R¨vwZg©q Rxeb †Z‡R gb I gyL D¾¡j; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
5| Rqx ne hxïi R‡b¨ hw`I `ye©j; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
6| cÖfy hxïi Kv‡Q cve w`‡b w`‡b ej; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
7| hxïi aŸRv Zz‡j Pwj Rqx †mbv`j; ej D‡`¨vMx `j|
―DBwjqvg †Kix (1892)

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mgq G‡m‡Q Gevi, nZvkvi K_v †Q‡o,
Avkvi K_v ejvi, gyw³i †mB evYx mevi Kv‡Q †`evi |
1| Lªxó‡K AvR †c‡q RMr bZzb Av‡`k †cj,
Avuav‡ii mv‡_ D‡ØM hZ wbwg‡l wejxb nj|
wØavnxb ZvB †g‡bwQ †gviv, gnvb †cÖ‡gi be †cÖiYvq,
bZzb c„w_ex Moe †gviv, Rxe‡bi GB be avivq|
2| Lªxó‡K AvR †c‡q RMr bZzb Bkviv †cj,
Av‡jvi c‡_ Pj‡Z Gevi Rxeb ab¨ nj|
wØavnxb ZvB ...|

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Zvj I myi―gvwP©s

Pj&‡i Pj GwM‡q Pj gxLv‡qj †mbv `j|

KvR Ki me cÖvYc‡Y cv‡e wbR kªg dj|
1| ¯^M© iv‡Ri AvMg‡bi bvB †ewk evKx, fveev`xi evK¨ gZ wPý me †`wL|
(cÖvq) Nwb‡q Gj ni&gvwM‡`vb, Pvwiw`‡K †Kvjvnj|
2| fveevYxi i‡ei K_v jI mv‡_ mv‡_, mymgvPvi N‡i N‡i mKj‡K w`‡Z
wewj‡q Gm mKvj K‡i, Gj †h n‡q weKvj|
3| jywmd‡ii hy× †`L n‡Z‡Q fvix, KZ nZ Avi AvnZ f~wi f~wi
†k‡l gxLv‡qj `uvov‡eb DwV, bvwk‡Z me Awi`j|
―AZzjP›`ª ej
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Tune: He Leadeth Me

1| †cÖg _vwK‡j Ni evwo‡Z wK gayi fve nq †`wL‡Z|

Auvav‡i cÖ`xc R¡wj‡j, wVK †mBiƒc nqÑ †cÖg _vwK‡j|
2| †cÖg _vwK‡j kqZvb cjvq, †µva SMov weev` P‡j hvq,
Avi `~ZMY k~b¨¯’vb cvB‡j, AwZw_ nqÑ †cÖg _vwK‡j|
3| †cÖg _vwK‡j, wK wgó ¯^i! wK `qv `„wó ci¯úi,
weiw³i KviY nB‡j, ivM D‡V bvÑ †cÖg _vwK‡j|
4| †cÖg _vwK‡j, wK b¤ªZv! gv ev‡ci cÖwZ eva¨Zv;
dzj wd‡i, fvby †`wL‡j; †mB eva¨Zv †cÖg _vwK‡j|
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5| †cÖg _vwK‡j, wK my›`i dj! fvB †evb wg‡j, GK †meK-`j;

mvnv‡h¨i my‡hvM cvB‡j Lye myLx nqÑ †cÖg _vwK‡j|
6| †cÖg _vwK‡j, nu¨v K_v ZvB, †gvi g‡b wKš‘ A‡cÖg bvB,
†n hxï! `vI, fvÐvi Ly‡j! †ZvgviB `vb, †cÖg _vwK‡j|

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Zvj Kvnviev

AÜKv‡i we‡`kx †h GKv Avwg c_nviv|

fvewQ e‡m wdie †`‡k bv †c‡q c_ w`kvnviv|
1| †K †Mv Zzwg c_ åvšÍ, c_ Luy‡R n‡qQ K¬všÍ,
Rxe‡bi c_ LuyR‡j cv‡e, kv¯¿-cvV cÖv_©bv Øviv|
2| bvB †Kn †h G we‡`‡k, `uvov‡Z †gvi Kv‡Q G‡m,
Amg‡q †KD KviI bq, mymg‡qi eÜz hviv|
3| cÖnix H †R‡M Av‡Q, WvK‡jB †m Avm‡e Kv‡Q,
†m-B Zv‡`i eÜz ïay, wdi‡Z Pvq wbR †`‡k hviv|
―AZzjP›`ª ej (1960)

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Ho My Comrades! See The Signal

1| †n me m½x! †`L wbkvb Do‡Q MM‡b|

Avm‡Q cybt H ‣mwbKMY, Rq n‡e ¶‡Y|
a~qv− Òi¶ `yM©, AvmwQ mnvqÓ ―hxï Kwn‡Qb
Òi¶v Kie †Zvgvi `qvqÓ DËi `vI GLb|
2| †`L exi evwnbx Avm‡Q, kqZvb PvwjZ|
KZ †h exi cv‡k¦© co‡Q, mvnm cÖvq MZ|
3| †`L Do‡Q DËg wbkvb, ïb Z~ix ie|
cÖfyi bv‡g Kie wb`vb, kÎÆ hZ me|
4| msMÖvg n‡‛Q AwZ fxlY, mnvq wbK‡U|
A‡MÖ †mbvcwZ Avm‡Qb, üó nI m‡e|
―wdwjc. wc. weøm; Abyev`: A¶q Kzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Onward Christian Soldiers; AH-612 En-51, Ga-8

1| AMÖmi nI AvwR Lªxó-†mbv me, m‡e wg‡j AvBm Kwi weRq ie,
Ki Lªx‡ói bv‡g †M․ie ms‡NvlY, `~Z I b‡i m‡e wg‡j Ki m¼xZ©b|
a~qv: AMÖmi nI AvwR Lªxó-†mbv me, m‡e wg‡j AvBm Kwi weRq ie|
2| cÖej †mbv Zzj¨ Lªx‡ói gÐjx! ÎvZvi c`-wP‡ý mK‡j Pwj;
†Kn c„_K bwn GKv½ mKj, GKB Avkv, GKB mZ¨, GKB †cÖg m¤^j
3| ivR¨ mgªvU wKixU KZ Av‡m hvq, Lªx‡ói gÐjx wPi e„w× cvq;
biK-Øvi bv cv‡i civwR‡Z Zvq, Lªx‡ói G cÖwZÁv †`L gv‡b bv evavq|
―m¨vweb e¨vwis-¸W; Abyev`: hv‡Kve KvwšÍbv_ wek¦vm, (1884)

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―Standing By a Purpose True‖; CH- 497, En-2, Ga-14

1| Ck¦i Av‡`k cvj‡b hviv AUj nq,

m¤§vb †`I †m me R‡b! †nvK `vwb‡qj `‡ji Rq!
a~qv: nI `vwb‡qj gZ! wbf©‡q `uvovI!
nI Afq AUj wPË! mK‡j RvbvI|
2| A‡bK exi nBj nZ, Agvb¨ †`v‡l,
hviv Ck¦i AbyMZ †mB `‡j bv wg‡k|
3| A‡bK exi H `xN©Kvq, †eovB‡Q Ruv‡K|
Av‡avgy‡L co‡e nvq! †mB `‡ji m¤§y‡L|
4| Îv‡Yi aŸRvwU Zz‡j, hvI hy‡×i Avkvq!
¶q K‡i kqZvb `‡j, MvI †mB `‡ji Rq|
― wdwjc. wc. weøm; Abyev`: A¶q Kzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus; CH- 354, En-50, Ga-9

1| `uvovI †n, hxïi c‡¶! µzkxq •mb¨MY!

ivRKxq aŸRv DovI Drmv‡n Aby¶Y|
m‣mb¨-m‡½ Lªxó, me kÎÆ `wj‡eb;
Avi wbR civµ‡g ivR¨wU jB‡eb|
2| `uvovI †n, hxïi c‡¶! Avi ïb Z‚ix-ie;
msMÖv‡g Pj AvwR wbf©‡q •mb¨ me|
AMY¨ kÎÆ e‡U, cÖvYc‡Y K‡i iY;
wec‡` mvnm euvwa, nI AMÖmi GLb|
3| `uvovI †n, hxïi c‡¶! Zuvi e‡j nI mej;
Kwi‡j AvZ¥-wbf©i nB‡e me wedj|
Hk¦wiK m¾v ci, Avi RvM cÖv_©bvq;
Avmbœ wec`Kv‡j myg½j n‡e Zvq|
4| `uvovI †n, hxïi c‡¶! G hy× ¯’vqx bq;
AvR nq †Zv hy×-aŸwb; Kvj n‡e w`wM¦Rq|
Rq K‡i †h Rb hy‡×, †m Rxeb gyKzU cvq;
Avi Lªx‡ói m‡½ wbZ¨ ivRZ¡ K‡i, nvq|
―RR© Wvwdì; Abyev`: dwKiPuv` `vm

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Avgiv wkï Avgiv wK‡kvi, Avgiv mRxe Avgiv bexb,
PvB bv AkvwšÍ, PvB bv hy×, PvB bv nvbvnvbx PvB bv Ø›Ø|
1| R¡je Avgiv N‡i N‡i, Lªx‡ói D¾¡j ZviKv †m‡R,
R¡vjve Avgiv Áv‡bi Av‡jv, c„w_ex‡K Avgiv evme fv‡jv|
2| c„w_ex‡K f‡i †`e b~Zb Mv‡b, c„w_ex‡K f‡i †`e b~Zb mv‡R,
b~Zb K‡i Moe †gviv, AkvšÍ GB c„w_ex‡K|
―AvBRvK cÖ`xc •eivMx

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myiU gjøvi-•Lg&Uv (myi-hxï _vK kvwšÍ ivL)

cÖfy hxï, Avwg wkï, †Zvgvq eo fv‡jvevwm,

†Zvgvi B‛Qvq wgjv‡q B‛Qv, Pje e‡j mfvq Avwm|
1| kv¯¿-cv‡V, mfv¯’‡j, Dcvmbvq, kveŸv_-¯‥z‡j,
wbZ¨ †Zvgvq, †`L‡Z †m_vq, g‡b g‡b nB cÖqvmx|
2| mܨv wK¤^v cÖvZtKv‡j, eme †Zvgvi PiY Z‡j,
GB cÖwZÁv, hxïi AvÁv i¶v Kie, my‡L fvwm|
3| mfvq †Zvgvi ie ïwbe, cÖv_©bv I Mvb Kwie,
Bnv Qvov, Kvh© Øviv, †Zvgvi mv¶x ne Avwm|
―weRqbv_ miKvi

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Lªxó †mbv`j Pj&‡i Aweij,

msMÖv‡g AvwR †gviv Pwj‡i mKj|
1| Zz‡j µzk Z‡jvqvi aŸswmev‡i w`qvej,
Pj‡i Pj, Pj‡i †gviv R¡vjvB †cÖgvbj,
Pj‡i †gviv hvB, Avi NuyPvB evjvB,
AmZ¨, KjylZv webvwke Pj|
2| mgwc©qv G civY PvjvB †gv‡`i Awfhvb,
ÿzavZ© Z…òvZz‡i fwi‡Z civY,
cwi be mvR, Pj‡i m‡e AvR,
Ny‡i Ny‡i G †cÖ‡g‡Z gvZvB aivZj|
3| wPi kvwšÍ, †M․ie, †cÖgvb›` G me
cÖPvwi G eviZv Øv‡i Øv‡i meÑ
hxï †gv‡`i Xvj, †gviv Pje Aweij,
fq bvB, fq bvB, †gviv _vKe Zuvi Avovj|
Ñwe`y¨r wek¦vm

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Brightly Beams Our Father‘s Mercy; En-134

1| †kvwf‡Q H wcZ…‡¯œn, Av‡jvK g nB‡Z,

wZwb †`b Zuvi Av‡jv †gv‡`i DcKzj iwÿ‡Z|
a~qv:- ÿxY Av‡jv D¾¡j R¡vjvI cvVvI iwk¥ Zi‡½,
†Kvb `ye©j `y¯Í bvweK, Ki D×vi mgy‡`ª|
2| cvcvavi H wbkvMgb, µz× MR©b Zi‡½i,
Avkvwš^Z DrmyK bqb, †c‡Z Av‡jv DcK‚j|
3| ÿxY cÖ`xc R¡vjvI mevq, `y¯’ bvweK SwUKvq,
†Pwó‡Z jwf‡Z AvkÖq, Auvav‡i (nqZ) nviv‡e cÖvY|
― wdwjc. wc. weøm; Abyev`: m‡šÍvl Kzgvi nvj`vi

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The Lord is My Light; En-110

1| cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, †Kb fxZ ne? iv‡Z w`‡b wZwb _v‡Kb †gvi mv‡_|
wZwb ÎvYKZ©v, i‡ÿY cvc-Zvc n‡Z, GB wek¦vm †gvi g‡b †mB AvZ¥v Av‡b|
a~qv: cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, †gvi nl© I Mvb, iv‡Z w`‡b wZwb Pvjvb me c‡_|
cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, m`v _v‡Kb mv‡_, iv‡Z w`‡b Pvjvb †gvi me© c‡_|
2| cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, hw`I •bivk¨, LuvwU wek¦vm avq H ¯^M© cv‡b|
hxïi ivR¨ Z_vq †M․ei P‡j, Avwg †Kg‡b _vwK AÜKv‡i|
3| cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, cÖfz Rxe‡bi ej, Ae‡k‡l Zuvi e‡j, cve Zvi dj|
†gvi `ye©jZvq Zuvi gnv KiæYvq, Pwj Zuvi c‡_ awi nvZ me mgq|
4| cÖfz †gvi Av‡jv, wZwb m‡e©me©v, Zuvi `„wó‡Z †bB †Kv‡bv Auvav‡ii †jk|
wZwb †gvi ÎvYKZ©v I gnvivRv, `~Z I mvay m‡½ MvBe cÖksmv|
цRg&&m wb‡Kvj‡mb; Abyev`: cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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weR‡qi aŸRvevnx hvÎx †gviv, †Kvb evav gvbe bv|
bv-bv-bv-bv-bv, †Kvb evav gvbe bv|
1| `¨vej AvmyK wN‡i, wc‡Q Kfz PvBe bv wd‡i,
`yb©xwZi †eox †gviv ivLe bv, †Kvb evav gvbe bv|
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2| hv wKQz me hvKbv, DuPz Zey _vK‡e mvnm cvLbv,

Kjy‡li ab ü‡` Avbe bv, †Kvb evav gvbe bv|
3| eRª AvNvZ nvbe, nviv‡bv‡K ü`q gv‡S Uvbe,
ci‡K `~‡ii e‡j Rvbe bv, †Kvb evav gvbe bv|
Ñwe`y¨r wek¦vm

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kc_ wb‡qwQ Avgiv †Zvgvi c‡_B Pje,
kc_ wb‡qwQ Avgiv †Zvgvi MvbB MvBe|
Avi †Kv‡bv K_vB †Zv eje bv,
Avi †Kv‡bv c‡_B †Zv Pje bv, †Zvgvi K_vB eje|
1| GB c‡_ G‡m‡Q gyw³, GB c‡_ G‡m‡Q mvšÍ¡bv,
GB c‡_ GwM‡q †h‡Z †h‡Z wcQb Avi PvBe bv|
my`~i c‡_ †h‡Z †h‡Z my`~i cv‡b cvwo w`‡Z (2), †Zvgvi K_vB eje|
2| cv‡ci c_ Avwg †Q‡owQ, cv‡ci c‡_ Avi hve bv,
hxïB mZ¨ e‡j †R‡bwQ, hxïi PiY Avwg Qvoe bv,
Rxeb c‡_ †h‡Z †h‡Z my`~i cv‡b cvwo w`‡Z, µy‡ki c_B aie|

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Father Lead Me Day by Day; En-45, AH-482, CH-331

1| cÖwZw`b PvjvI †gv‡i, wcZvi B‛Qvq Avgv‡i;

wkLvI wbg©j H mZ¨, hvnv †gvi KiYxq|
2| †gv‡i Ki mvnmx, nB †Zvgv‡Z wek¦vmx;
ivL Ze m‡½‡Z, _vwK †Zvgvi †cÖ‡g‡Z|
3| Av‡m hLb cÖ‡jvfb, `„p Ki gb ZLb;
hLb Avwg GKvKx, ai gg nvZLvwb|
4| Kvh© hLb KwVb nq, gb †hb Zvq Lywk iq,
eB‡Z †gv‡i me Kó, `vI ZLb †gv‡i mn¨|
5| †Zvgvi B‛Qv cvwj‡Z, DËg mšÍvb nB‡Z,
†Zvgvi wcÖq nB‡Z PvB, Ae‡k‡l M„‡n hvB|
Rb wc. nc&&m; Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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Have Thine Own Way, Lord; Ga-44, En-46

1| Ze B‛Qvq bv_! Ze B‛Qvq! Zzwg Kz¤¢KviÑ Avwg K`©g;

Mo Avgvq bv_, †Zvgvi Kvqvq, mgwc©Z bv_, Avwg †Zvgvq|
2| Z‡e c‡_ bv_! Ze c‡_! †LuvR Avi ivL, Ze m‡Z¨;
wng nB‡Z ïK¬ †avI Avgv‡i, bwg †gvi wki bv_, Ze mvg‡b|
3| Ze B‛Qvq bv_! Ze B‛Qvq! my¯’ Ki bv_, Ze K…cvq;
mg¯Í kw³, †Zvgvi wcZv, ¯úk© Ki, ¯^M©xq `vZv|
4| Ze B‛Qvq bv_! Ze B‛Qvq! k³ K‡i bv_, ai Avgvq;
Ze AvZ¥v †`I, Avgvi g‡b, Lªxó‡K ivwL me Rxe‡b|
―G¨‡W‡jBW †cvjvW©; Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me; En-113, Ga-10

1| cÖfz hxï ÎvYKZ©v PvjvI Rxeb Zzdv‡b,

ARvbv †XD †gvi mvg‡b, A`„k¨ wec` cÖv‡Y;
w`K&-`k©b I Pvjbv, w`I †gv‡i ÎvYKZ©v|
2| gvZv †hgb mšÍvb‡K, kvšÍ K‡i wec‡`,
ZzwgI †Zgwb K‡i AkvšÍ mgy`ª‡K,
kvšÍ Ki ev‡K¨‡Z, cÖfz hxï ÎvYKZ©v|
3| Ae‡k‡l Zx‡i‡Z, fq¼i †mB †XD Av‡m;
wekÖvg †`I Ze †Kv‡o, wbf©i †gvi Ze i‡³,
ïb‡Z PvB Ki Avk¦vm, fq †bB Ki‡n wek¦vm|
ÑG‡WvqvW© ncvi;
Abyev`Ñ cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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G‡m `uvovI, Avgvi m¤§y‡L, ZvwcZ Rxeb kxZj Kwi
†Zvgvi fzeb- †gvnb iƒc †`‡L|
1| Gm †b‡g, ¯^M© n‡Z, `uvovI G‡m c„w_ex‡Z,
c„w_ex H PiYcv‡Z, DVzK wknwiqv cyj‡K|
2| †ivgvwÂZ GB aivZ‡j, hxï †Zvgvi PiYZ‡j,
¯^‡M©i Kzmyg `‡j `‡j, DVzK dzwUqv jv‡L jv‡L|
3| `uvovI Avgvi AuvwLi Av‡M, †Zvgvi iƒ‡ci cik †j‡M,
b~Zb m„wó DVzK †R‡M- Avgvi w`‡knviv `yB †Pv‡L|
4| wPimy›`i, cigab¨, ¯^M©-g‡Z© AMÖMY¨,
Zzwg w·jv‡Ki ei‡Y¨, †Zvgvi Zzj¨ bvB w·jv‡K|
5| †h †c‡q‡Q †Zvgvi †`Lv, hxï †n cvZKxi mLv,
ab¨ Rxeb, mv_©K wkÿv, myLx †m Acvw_©K my‡L|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx (1942 Lªx)

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Avgvi hZ Avkv, hZ fimv, ivwL H Pi‡Y|
hZ K_v, hZ e¨_v, m`v Rv‡M Avgvi g‡b|
1| hZ Avkv †eovq Ny‡i, Avgvi AšÍ‡ii GB AÜKv‡i, mviv ü`q Ry‡o|
ewj‡Z †gvi bvB kKwZ, Avwg ewje †Kg‡b? (nvq †Mv cÖfz,)
2| Rv‡M cÖv‡Y hZ K_v, Avgvi ü`‡qi GB †Mvcb e¨_v, I‡n RMrÎvZv|
Kv‡i RvbvB †K eywS‡e, Avgvi †K Av‡Q fze‡b|
3| GKevi hw` cvB `ikb, Avwg Rvbve GB g‡bi †e`b, g‡b Av‡Q gbb
G‡m hw` em Zzwg, Avgvi ü`q cÙvm‡b|
4| ïf mgq Gj Avgvi, Avgvi Ly‡j †M‡Q g‡bi `yqvi, cik †c‡q †Zvgvi
cik w`‡j `vI `ikb, AvR Avi †_K bv †Mvc‡b|
5| †_K bv jyKv‡q Zzwg, Zzwg `xbnx‡bi Avkv f~wg, Avgvi AšÍh©vgx|
cyivI `xbnx‡bi Avkv, cyivI wbR ¸‡Y|
6| Ly‡j †`I GB wRnŸv Avgvi, Avwg ewje hv Av‡Q ejvi, H cv`c‡Ù †Zvgvi
†evev wRnŸvq dzUzK K_v, `qvj †Zvgvi `ik‡b|

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ivL bvgv‡q †Zvgvi cÖv‡Yi †evSv, `qvj cÖfz hxïi Pi‡Y,
whwb †Zvgvi cv‡ci mvRv, mwnqv‡Qb wbR cÖv‡Y|
1| `ytL `yf©vebv hZ, Rv‡M cÖv‡Y AweiZ, iRbx w`‡b|
`ywðšÍv D‡ØM DrKÉv, hvnv wKQz Av‡Q g‡b|
2| hZ †kvK hZ †e`bv, K‡i cÖv‡Y Avbv‡Mvbv bxie Pi‡Y|
AwePvi AZ¨vPvi hZ, mwn‡Z‡Q AKvi‡Y|
3| cÖ‡jvfb Avi cvc cixÿv n‡Z wZwb K‡ib iÿv AvwkÖZ R‡b
ej Zuv‡i ü`q Ly‡j, †iL bv wKQzB †Mvc‡b|
4| e¨_x wZwb mKj e¨_vi, †kÖvZv wZwb mKj K_vi mKj ¯’v‡b
e¨w_‡Zi eÜz Avi Ggb, cv‡e bv GB wÎfze‡b|
5| RvbvI Zuv‡i Afve †Zvgvi, Zuvi Kv‡Q Av‡Q cÖwZKvi, wbwðZ †R‡b,
cv‡e gyw³, cv‡e kvwšÍ, †Zvgvi AkvšÍ Rxe‡b|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx (1942 Lªxt)

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RMr wcZv †Mv, Kwi †Zvgvi cv‡q AvZ¥-mgc©Y
Zzwg mviv wbwk †R‡M _vK, †Zvgvi mšÍv‡b iÿvi KviY|
1| Kvj wbwk †fv‡i wcZv Zzwg †gv‡i myL wb`ªv n‡Z, hLb RvMvB‡j,
bqb †g‡j, Avwg †`‡LwQjvg kÖxPiY|
2| †Zvgvi `qvi n¯Í, Avgvi GB g¯Í‡K, †i‡L ax‡i ax‡i,
Zzwg w`qvwQ‡j GB Kv½v‡j, †Zvgvi Avkxe©v` Ag~j¨ ab|
3| g‡b wQj Avkv, mviv w`b a‡i Avwg c~wRe †Zvgv‡i,
Avgvi mKj Kv‡R, RMZ gv‡S, n‡e †Zvgvi gwngv KxZ©b|
4| w`ev Aemv‡b, e¨w_Z AšÍ‡i, fvwe e‡m e‡m;---
Avwg ev‡i ev‡i †Zvgvq †Q‡o, KZ `~‡i K‡iwQ ågY|
5| Avwg fzwjqvwQ ev‡i ev‡i †Zvgvq, Amvi wPšÍvq g‡R;
KZ Kj¼ †g‡LwQ A‡½; KZ gwjb n‡q‡Q GB gb|
6| wcZv ÿgv Ki, `qv K‡i Ki kvwšÍ cÖ`vb `v‡m,
†`I H Pi‡Y ¯’vb †n `qvgq; AvR GB iRbxi wekÖvg KviY|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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wbf©i Ki Zuvq, †cª‡g _vK Zuvi,
wbf©i Ki Zuvq, jB‡eb wZwb fvi,
wbf©i Ki Zuvq, KZ myL Acvi, Zuvnvwi Avwj½‡b|
1| Ki fimv Lªxó hxï‡i, †Zvgvi eÜz wZwb, (2)
Zuvnvwi nv‡Z muwc‡j Rxeb, cv‡e cikgwY|
2| Ki fimv Lªxó hxï‡i, D¾¡j nB‡e c_, (2)
†h c‡_ wZwb wb‡eb †Zvgvq, nI Zuvwi AbyMZ|
3| Ki fimv Lªxó hxï‡i, `~i Ki wPšÍv, (2)
mg¯Í fvi Zuvq Ac©Y Ki, cÖfz RMr KZ©v|
4| Ki fimv Lªxó hxï‡i, †cÖg K‡ib wZwb, (2)
Zuvi fv‡jvevmv Kfz wkw_j bq, gnr ü`qLvwb|

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hxï `qvgq, †Zvgvi wbR ¸‡Y `qv Ki †gv‡i|
Avgvi mKjB fvi †Zvgvi Dci; Ac©Y Kwi Ze K‡i|
1| WvwK cÖfz n‡q e¨vKzj, iÿv Ki G biKzj,
Zzwg bv ivwL‡j GKzj, b‡ii bvwn K‚j|
Zzwg Kzj ivwL‡Z Aebx‡Z, cÖvY w`qvQ µz‡kvc‡i|
2| Zzwg, Abv‡_i bv_, w`‡Z cvi mZ¨ c_,
ZivBqvQ KZ kZ, Aag cvcx‡i|
GKevi †mB gZ Avwm hxï gkxn&, ¯’vb `vb Ki Aax‡b‡i|
ÑAiæ‡Yv`q †Nvl
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ab¨ev`, cÖksmv I Avivabv

cig KiæYvgq, Avkxe©v` Ki Avgv‡`i,

wPišÍi kvk¦Z Zzwg, Avkxe©v` Ki Avgv‡`i|
1| AvKv‡ki mxgvnxb bxj, mvM‡ii †gN †Quvqv †XD,
w¯œ», kxZj mgxiY †ZvgviB †Zv `vb|
2| el©vi Rj fiv †gN, ki‡Zi wkDjxi Mvb,
dv¸‡bi K…òP‚ov †ZvgviB m„Rb|
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3| wP‡Ë fv‡jvevmv `vI, cyY¨ myavim Xvj,

DËiY †nvK Rxe‡bi mygayi m½x‡Zi gZ|
4| gi‡`n ÿwY‡Ki Rvwb, wkwk‡ii gZ †QvU Avqy,
Zey †R‡b hve g½j a¨v‡b, Zzwg Av‡Qv Zgmvi cv‡i|
Ñmybxj `Ë

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I Need Thee Every Hour; En-37; Ga-45

1| †n cÖfz †Zvgv‡K PvB me©ÿY, †ZvgviB my‡i cvB kvšÍ gb|

a~qv: PvB †Zvgvq, †Zvgvq PvB bv_, m‡½ m‡½ _vK;
GB awi Ze PiY, `vI Avkxe©v`|
2| wbK‡U †Zvgvq bv_, PvB me©ÿY, _vwK‡j cjv‡e cvc cÖ‡jvfb|
3| mrwkÿv †Zvgvi VuvB PvB me©ÿY; †Zvgvi †h A½xKvi †nvK m¤ú~iY
4| myL `yt‡L †Zvgvq bv_ PvB me©ÿY, wen‡b Ze †gvi wbõj Rxeb|
5| †n cyY¨gq †Zvgvq PvB me©ÿY; Kin wbR¯^ Avgvq GLb|
ÑG¨wb Gm&& nK&&m; Abyev`- b„cvjP›`ª wek¦vm

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Zzwg AvNvZ K‡iQ hv‡i, †m †h †ZvgviB gyw³`vZv,
Zzwg Acgvb Ki hv‡i, †m †h †ZvgviB cwiÎvZv|
1| H my›`i Zby iæwai avivq nv‡m, H ïå Kgj c¼ mwj‡j fv‡m|
Kvj‡fwi c‡i †kvbwb †Kv Zzwg, gnv Rxe‡bi Muv_v|
2| g„Zz¨ †ZviY cvi n‡Z hw` PvI, µz‡ki eviZv †n cw_K ï‡b hvI|
AbyZvc j‡q ej ïay GKevi, ÿgv K‡iv cÖfz `xbZv ÿg Avgvi,
RxY© Rxe‡b cyw®úZ n‡e, †cÖg emšÍ jZv|
Ñmybxj `Ë

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euv‡iqv―†ZZvjv (myi- gb gvb‡j bv gvb‡j bv)

hxï Qvoe bv, Qvoe bv, Qvoe bv †n,

Avwg GB wkï Kv‡j Kie fRbv (3) †n|
1| I‡n wcÖq hxï †gvi, Avwg ¶z`ª †gl †Zvgvi,
bv_ mnvq nI †gvi, †Zvgvq fyje bv (3) †n|
2| fv‡jvevwme †Zvgv‡i, cvc n‡Z _vwKe `~‡i,
Kfy Ze †cÖg †Q‡o, Avwg hve bv (3) †n|
3| Avgvi GB ÿz`ª gb, Kwi †Zvgvq mgc©Y,
eva¨ †i‡L me©¶Y, Ki mvšÍ¡bv (3) †n|
4| hLb †h w`‡K hve, †Zvgv‡K ü‡` ivwLe,
Giƒ‡c w`b hvwce, fq Kie bv (3) †n|
―cÖfvZP›`ª `vm|

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†QvU wkï †gviv, †ZvgviB KiæYv, ü`‡q gvwMqv wbe|
RM‡Zi gv‡S, RM‡Zi Kv‡R, Avcbv muwcqv w`e|
1| †QvU Zviv nv‡m, AvKv‡ki Mvq, †QvU dzj dz‡U Mv‡Q,
†QvU e‡U Zey, †Zvgvi RM‡Z, Avgv‡`i KvR Av‡Q|
2| †`I g‡b cÖfy, †nb ïf gwZ, cÖv‡Y †`I be Avkv,
RM‡Zi gv‡S, †hb mevKv‡i, w`‡Z cvwi fv‡jvevmv|
―AÁvZ

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ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`, †c‡qwQ KZ Avkxe©v`;
my‡L `yt‡L mnvq n‡qQ Zzwg
1| ab¨ Zzwg, ab¨ †Zvgvi †cÖg, ab¨ †Zvgvi µz‡ki giY,
ab¨ †Zvgvi ÿgvi evYx, f‡i‡Q †gv‡`i ü`q Lvwb|
2| Avgiv AwZ ¶z`ª gvbe, †Zvgvq m`v Kwi bv ¯§iY;
Rxeb c‡_ Pj‡Z wkLvI, wkLvI †Zvgvi c~wR‡Z PiY|
3| ab¨ †Zvgvi ¯^M©v‡ivnY, ab¨ †Zvgvi cybivMgb;
wb‡q Pj †gv‡`i †Zvgvi mv‡_, †m Amxg-myL ¯^M©av‡g|
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What Can Wash Away My Sin; En-105, Sa-7

1| wK †gvi cvc cv‡i ay‡Z? †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³;

wK cv‡i wbg©j Ki‡Z? †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³|
a~qv: Avt Ag~j¨ GB †mªvZ, hv K‡i ïK¬er!
G‡Z nB Avwg †a․Z, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³|
2| cv‡ci cÖvqwðË GB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³;
†gvi mrKg© cv‡i bvB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³|
3| G‡Z Avwg ¶gv cvB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³;
G‡Z Avwg mvay nB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³|
4| G‡Z myL I kvwšÍ cvB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³;
G‡Z Avwg wbg©j nB, †Kej gvÎ hxïi i³|
―ievU© jvDwi; Abyev`―wc. †gBK

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1| †gvi ZviK nB‡jb ewj`vb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!

fvB! AvBm Kwi Zuvnvi Mvb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
a~qv: †mB †gl, †mB †gl, †mB nZ †gl,
†mB hxï bvg †gvi wcÖq bvg,
†gvi †Kej Zuv‡n gb¯‥vg, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
2| cvc, kvc I jvR †gvi ewn‡jb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
†mB bvgwU Avgvq Zvwi‡jb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
3| me cvc †gvi Rvwb we‡gvPb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
Avi cvBjvg ¯^‡M©i c_ GLb, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
4| f‡ei Zzdvb Ae‡k‡l, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
Mve my‡Li Zx‡i e‡m, ab¨ wcÖq nZ †gl!
Abyev`-A¶qKzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq, 1876

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KxZ©b―Zvj GKZvjv

I †Zvi mKj cvc AvR, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|

1| hw` hxïi AvZ¥vq cÖvY euvPvwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` kZv‡b‡i Rq Kwiwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
2| hw` hxï Avb‡›` †eovwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` hxï kvwšÍ †XD‡q fvwmwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
3| hw` ¯^M©-myL †fvM Kwiwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` ¯^M© cÖv‡Y m`v PvLwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
4| hw` hxï-†cÖg evZvm Lvwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` †n‡m †L‡j ¯^‡M© hvwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
5| hw` ¯^M© dj g~j Avnvi Kwiwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` `~‡Zi b„Z¨ Mvb wkwLwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
6| hw` hxï Av‡jvq mykªx nwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` ¯^M© fvlvq cwÐZ nwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
7| hw` ag© AvZ¥vq c~Y© nwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` ARq gyKzU gv_vq ciwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
8| hw` hxï gy‡Li Pz¤^b Lvwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
hw` wcZvq AvR Avwj½b Kiwe, µz‡k‡Z †g‡i †`|
―iv‡Rb dKxi
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Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross; CH-595, En-23; AH-312

1| µz‡ki Kv‡Q ivL †n, hxï wbZ¨ Avgvq;

eûg~j¨ ¯^v¯’¨Ki †mªvZ e‡n Z_vq|
a~qv: µz‡k‡Z, µz‡k‡Z, køvNvi welq Avgvi,
Zuvwi ¸‡Y wbf©‡q hve b`xi Icvi|
2| µz‡ki Kv‡Q cvBj, †cÖg I `qv Avgvq,
Z_vq cÖfvZ ZvivwU Av‡jv w`j Avgvq|
3| µz‡ki Kv‡Q iwnjvg, †`LvI †kvfv Avgvq!
ivL Zver c‡_ bv_! Zuvi Qvqv‡Z Avgvq|
4| µz‡ki Kv‡Q RvwMe, wek¦vm, †cÖg I Avkvq,
hver bvwn †cu․wQe, ¯^M©Kz‡j mevq|
―d¨vwb †R. µmwe; Abyev`: b„cvjP›`ª wek¦vm

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Christ Has For Sin Atonement Made; AH-335, En-73, Ga-30

1| †gvi Rb¨ hxï gwi‡jb †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!

cÖvqwð wZwb Kwi‡jb, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
a~qv: †Kgb Avðh© ÎvYKZ©v, hxï †gvi hxï,
†Kgb Avðh© ÎvYKZ©v †gvi hxï †n|
2| Zuvi bvg cÖksmv Ki‡Z PvB, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
Zuvi g„Zz¨i Øviv gyw³ cvB, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
3| †gvi ü`q wZwb ayB‡jb, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
I Avgvq kvmb Kwi‡jb, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
4| †gvi m‡½ P‡jb cÖwZw`b, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
†`b kw³ hLb kw³nxb, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
5| Rq kÎæMY‡K Kwi‡jb, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
I Z`ªƒc kw³ Avgvq †`b, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
6| me Rxeb Zuv‡K w`‡Z PvB, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
I _vKe †k‡l Zuvnvi VuvB, †Kgb Avðh© ÎvZv!
―GjvBkv G. ndg¨vb; Abyev`: †R. wc. †RvÝ

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O Happy Day! That Fixed My Choice; CH- 310, En-74, Ga-12

1| wK ïf w`b, †n Îv‡Yk¦i! †hw`b gb nBj w¯’i,

evmbv me †Zvgvi Dci, Kwiby ¯’vcb nBqv axi|
a~qv: ïfw`b! ïfw`b! ay‡jb hxï †gvi cvc †h w`b;
Avi wk¶v w`‡jb RvwM‡Z, cÖv_©bvq iZ _vwK‡Z!
ïfw`b! ïfw`b! ay‡jb hxï †gvi cvc †h w`b|
2| †m Djøv‡m †gvi gb cÖvY, Zwχbi KxwZ© Mvq we¯„vi,
†Zvgv‡K mKj Kwi `vb, Avn¬v‡` bv‡P †gvi AšÍi|
3| wK my‡Li †hvM, †gvi gvbZ me, hØviv gy`vª w¼Z nq;
Zvq e¨vß †nvK G ü‡` ¯„e, I msKxZ©b Avb›`gq|
4| G nBj w¯’i, †h Avwg Zuvi, wZwb Avgvi n‡jb wbðq;
hve¾xeb, †i gb Avgvi, wekªvšÍ in me mgq|
―wdwjc WwWªR; Abyev`: b„cvjP›`ª wek¦vm

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There Is Fountain Filled With Blood

1| GK †mªvZ Av‡Q †kvwY‡Zi, Zvq cvcx Wywe‡j,

hvq me Kj¼ cvZ‡Ki, †mB †mªvZ B¤§vb~‡q‡ji|
a~qv: †gvi wek¦vm hxï µz‡k‡Z Kwi‡jb i³ `vb,
cvcx †h Avwg †kvwY‡Z cvB †hb cwiÎvY|
2| †mB †mªvZ †`wL `my¨i gb gi‡Y kvwšÍ cvq;
nB‡jI †gvi †mB cvc Rxeb cweÎ ne Zvq|
3| †kvwY‡Zi kw³ ÒnZ †glÓ dzivq bv wKQy‡Z,
hver nq †kl f‡³i cÖ‡ek ¯^M© gÐjx‡Z|
4| †mB †mªvZ †nwi wek¦v‡m, Zz‡jwQ †cÖ‡gi Mvb,
AvRxeb MvBe ni‡l, †ZvgviB K…Z ÎvY|
5| hvK GB wb‡¯„R imbv evK k~b¨ Ke‡i,
Zzje †mB Mvb GB evmbv ¯^‡M© gayi ¯^‡i|
―DBwjqvg KvDcvi; Abyev`: DBwjqvg †Kwi, 1890

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Av‡mvqvix KvIqvjx

w`‡q Ze i³ Ki †gv‡i †a․Z, †h i³ †¯ªvZ eq Kvj‡fwi wkL‡i|

cvc †`n †gvi G wPË AšÍi, wbR n‡¯Í Ki †a․Z H iæwa‡i|
1| hZ Aciva K‡iwQ Rxe‡b, hZ †`v‡l †`vlx AvwQ H Pi‡Y,
hZ Aeva¨Zv we‡`ªvn †Mvc‡b, K‡iwQ †cvlY AšÍ‡i AšÍ‡i|
2| cv‡c Kjw¼Z Avgvi G Rxeb, AcweÎ †`n, KjywlZ gb,
Ze i‡³ cÖfz Ki cÖÿvjb, Pi‡Y webwZ Kwi Ki‡Rv‡o|
3| hy‡M hy‡M Gm cvcx Zvcx hZ, Ze µzkZ‡j n‡q‡Q cwZZ,
†Zvgvi H †kvwY‡Z K‡i Zzwg wm³; †a․Z cvc gy³ K‡i‡Q mev‡i|
4| w`I bv wdiv‡q Avgv‡i Ggwb, Ki †a․Z gg hZ cvc-Møvwb,
ai cÖfz, †gv‡i ai †n GLwb, WzevI Avgv‡i H i³ mvM‡i|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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ivgcÖmv`x myi―GKZvjv

†`n cyY¨ AvZ¥vi gw›`i; Bnv kv‡¯¿i evYx †R‡bv †n w¯’i!

1| Ck¦i ¯^qs †`n gv‡S, m`v me©`v weiv‡R,
m‡e cvB‡e †n mvRv cv‡Q, bó Ki‡j GB gw›`i|
2| wel cÖ‡qv‡M, ZvgvK cv‡b, g`¨ MuvRv fvs †me‡b,
AïwP nq †`n g‡b, kv‡¯¿ e‡j ev‡i ev‡i|
3| Ck¦i wcZv wm× †hgb, wm× ivL †`n †Zgb,
fvB Df‡q nB‡j wgjb, ¯^‡M© cv‡e AwaKvi|
―kxZjP›`ª gay

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wgZvPvix nI, eÜz Avgvi, me©‡kªô GB †`n m¤ú`,
AwZ g~j¨evb mªóvi Dcnvi, Ae‡njv‡Z bó K‡iv bv;
Zzwg-Avwg mK‡j mªóvi gw›`i, cweÎ AvZ¥v †m_vq evm K‡ib|
1| GKUz GKUz K‡i †mB gw›`‡i, Rg‡Z _v‡K aywj KYv
†Zvgvi-Avgvi †¯^‛QvPvwiZvq, †j‡M hvq gqjv-Kvwjgv
my›`i G cÖvmv` bó nq Gfv‡e, mveavbZv hw` Ki D‡c ¶v|
―ievU© miKvi, 2004

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myi―ÒkvwšÍ Zi‡½ m`v bv‡P AšÍiÓ

Pj †gviv m‡e wg‡j kveŸv_ ¯‥z‡j hvB, wKev Avb›` †i fvB|

1| wM‡q axi c‡`, kvšÍ n‡q eme Avm‡b, hxïi RqMvb Mve wg‡j GKm‡b
cÖv_©bvq bxie ei g‡b hxïi wPšÍv Kie, gyw`qv bqb; n‡q bZRvby fvB
2| hxïi K_v wkL‡ev †gviv Mí‛Q‡j, ivwLe †m me K_v ü`q Kg‡j,
ewje Avevi m‡e, Avwm‡Z hxïi Kv‡Q, Avkxl KviY; Ggb Avkxl `vZv bvB
3| †QvU †QvU eÜz †gv‡`i Av‡Q hviv, kveŸv_ ¯‥z‡j Avb‡Z Zv‡`i Kwie Z¡iv
wkwL‡e hxïi K_v, ivwL‡e g‡b m`v, Kwiqv hZb; g‡b wK Avb›` ZvB|
4| †QvU‡ejv wkL‡j c‡i hxïi ePb, eo n‡j †m me K_v _vK‡e ¯§iY,
ne Zxgw_‡qi gZ, mvwae Rxe‡bi eªZ, K‡i cÖvYcY; ¯^M©av‡g †h‡Z fvB
―kxZjP›`ª gay
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Zvj `v`&iv
ïf kveŸv_ cÖv‡Z evB‡ej nv‡Z, G‡mwQ hxïi gw›`‡i|
†Zviv Avq m‡e wg‡j G‡e KzZ~n‡j (2), Mvwn hxï bvg cÖvY f‡i|
1| QqwU w`em KvUj my‡L G `yiw`‡b, †Zvgvi K…cviB ¸‡Y|
†gviv K…ZÁ AvR †Zvgvi cv‡q (2), †_‡Kv †gv‡`i AšÍ‡i|
2| b~Zb mv‡R †m‡R AvwR G‡mQ mK‡j, cÖfyi gw›`i Z‡j|
†Zvgvi ü`q KzwUi mvwR‡qQ wK (2), kªx hxïi Z‡i|
3| f‡ei †gjvq gvqvi †Ljv dzivq `yÕw`‡b, c‡o cv‡ci Zzdv‡b|
cÖfy H Zzdv‡b Wye‡Z †M‡j (2), †iL nv‡Z nvZ a‡i|
―AZzj P›`ª ej
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myi―Ò`vI hxï cig ab|Ó

AvR Òm`vcÖfyi w`bÓ, c~Rvi w`b,

cweÎ w`b, ïf kveŸv_ w`b|
1| cÖ‡fv! Ze AvÁv m‡b, ¯’vcb Kwijv G w`‡b,
†hb cv‡j gvbeM‡Y, (GB) cyY¨ wekªvgw`b|
2| Kv‡h©i Qq w`b nB‡Z, kveŸv_ c„_K ivLv‡Z,
(nj) gvbe Ze gv‡S‡Z, wPi wP‡ýi w`b|
3| wekªvg w`‡bi Avkxl `v‡b, (cÖfy) c~Y© Ki cÖwZ R‡b,
mg‡eZ G m`‡b, AvwRKvi w`b|
―c~Y©P›`ª †`

285
ïf kveŸv_-w`b, cÖfyi w`b, m„wóKZ©vi wekªvg w`b,
Avkxe©v` Awfev`, Zv‡n mgxPxb;
Bnv cweÎ h_v_©, Ck¦‡ii †cÖ‡gi weavb,
hZ‡b, cvj‡b, ¯^v¯’¨ j‡f cÖvY|
1| †c‡q wekªvgevi, cybe©vi K…ZÁZv mnKvi,
mgwc©e mK‡ji cÖxwZ Dcnvi,
Gm hZ‡b, Kvqg‡b, c~wR wcZvi Pi‡Y,
Rxeb-fvi ewn huvi KiæYv ¸‡Y|
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2| cÖfy wekªvgevi, †Zvgvi evi, cwieZ©b bvwn Zvi,
kw³ `vI hZ‡b cvwj, `qvavi,
G‡m †cÖggq, G mgq, üw` gv‡S nI D`q,
†hb me cvc Avuavi we`~wiZ nq|
3| I‡n kvwšÍ-ivR, Ki AvR, mevi ü`‡q weivR,
†ZvgviB †cÖiYvq Kwi mKj KvR,
h‡e wb‡e hvq, gvwUi GB Rxeb-cÖ`xc Avgvi nvq,
Ab‡šÍ †hb cÖvY Pi‡Y ¯’vb cvq|

286
AvR wcÖq cÖfyi w`b, mßv‡ni mßg w`b,
m„wó-w¯’wZ-cÖjq-KZ©v, cÖfy hxïi wekªvg w`b|
1| Qqw`b e¨vcx `qvgq, wek¦-mªóv m`vkq,
m„wR‡jb mgy`q, gby‡l¨i Kvi‡Y,
wPi AwfÁvb †nZz, m„wRjv G kveŸv_ w`b|
2| I‡n kveŸv_ ivRb, K‡i kveŸv_ cvjb,
Zzwg Av`k© Rxeb, †`LvB‡j Rxe‡b,
w`‡bi mªóv, w`‡bi ivRv, `x‡b Ki c`vaxb|
3| wcZ…Kzj cwZMY, AviI H axeiMY,
cÖwZ kveŸv‡_ Mgb, KwiZ mgvRM„‡n,
`y‡L, my‡L KvivK~‡c, wQj Ze AvÁvaxb|
4| eo Avkv †n mevi, I‡n hxï ÎvZvei,
b~Zb G`‡b Avevi, cvwje wekªvg w`b,
(ZvB) Ze AvMgb cÖZx¶v Kwi‡ZwQ w`‡b w`b|
―c~Y©P›`ª †`
287
myi: Ò†R‡M _vK e‡jb hxïÓ

I‡n cÖfy! Ze AvÁv cvwje g‡b evmbv,

†`n kw³, †`n fw³, wek¦v‡m Kwi mvabv|
1| Ze AvÁv c‡_i Av‡jv, cÖv‡Y Zvnv jv‡M fv‡jv,
cvwje Zv wPiKvj, Ki †gv‡i KiæYv|

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2| Ze wewa †dwj `~‡i, c‡owQby AÜKv‡i,
(AvwR) ü‡` w`‡j Av‡jv K‡i, cvB‡Z m‡Z¨ mvšÍ¡bv|
3| Ze AvÁv bZzb Áv‡b, cvwje Zv bZzb g‡b,
Avkxl †`n GB `x‡b, (Avi) c~Y© Ki G evmbv|
4| Ze kveŸv_ cyY¨w`b, †h cv‡j †m j‡f cyY¨,
Ck-b‡i GB wPý KLbI jyß n‡e bv|
5| †h Rb AvÁv gvb¨ K‡i, WvK‡j DËi †`I Zv‡i,
(Avi) Av‡gvw`Z Ki Zv‡i, kv‡¯¿ Av‡Q cÖgvY bvbv|
6| Ze kveŸv_ †Kgb gvb¨, †h cv‡j †m nq ab¨,
(Zuvi) Avkxe©v` M„n c~Y©, (cÖfy) Zzwg Ki G KiæYv|
7| (cÖfy) †`n fw³, †`n Ávb, cvwj‡Z †m cyY¨ w`b,
ivL Ze AvÁvaxb, cÖ`vb Avkxl KYv|
―wewcb wenvix miKvi

288
Don‘t Forget the Sabbath; En-30, AH-388, Ga-54

1| fzjbv kveŸv‡_i w`b, Avkxe©v‡`i H w`b,

mßv‡ni DËg w`b cweÎ I D¾¡j|
wekÖvg †`q me KvR n‡Z, †`q ¯^M©xq Djøvm;
D¾¡j wKiY Qovq Zuvi ¯^M©xq H †kvfvq|
a~qv: ¯^vMZg, ¯^vMZg, ïf kveŸv_ w`b,
¯^vMZg, ¯^vMZg, c~Y¨ wekÖvg w`b|
2| c~Rn Zuvnv‡K, c~Y¨ Ki kveŸv_,
e‡jb wZwb wkl¨‡`i Avwg †mB mZ¨ c_&
cvj¨ hw` Zuvnv‡K, ÎvYKZ©v‡K †n_vq,
Ck¦i †`b †mB Agi Rj hv e‡n mZZ|
3| cweÎ n‡l©i w`b, Zvi ¯^Y©ÿY cvwj,
ab¨ev` †`I hxï‡K, cig eÜz whwb|
wZwb †gvi wcÖq ÎvZv, DËg I `qvjy|
Kx Ac~e© w`e¨ Zuvi, _vK‡eb me ü`‡q|
―d¨vwb †R. µm&&we;
Abyev`: cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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myav wbwe Avq, mgq e‡q hvq,
hxïi bv‡g nvU e‡m‡Q, Agwb cvIqv hvq|
1| ïb gb ewj †Zv‡i, nvU wg‡j‡Q wekªvg ev‡i,
†mB ev‡i Rxeb Lv`¨ webvg~‡j¨ †`q|
2| cvwe wRwbm g‡bi gZ, †K Rv‡b Zvi `vg †h KZ,
Kv½vj Mixe †`‡L gvwjK Agwb me wejvq|
3| mgq _vK‡Z nv‡U Pj, †ePv †Kbvi mgq †Mj,
ivwÎ n‡j gnvR‡b w`‡eb †h we`vq|
4| f‡ei nv‡Ui †ePv-†Kbv, dzwi‡q †M‡j Avi cv‡e bv,
wb‡q hv‡e mKj Rbv nwe wbiæcvq|

290
myi: Òme© Rb Ki ab¨ Mvb|Ó

Gm m‡e Mvwn ab¨ Mvb, A`¨ G cyY¨ w`‡b|

1| Gm åvZv fwMœMY, Mvwn hxï ¯„e Mvb,
mg‡eZ G mfv¯’vb, wgjvBqv myi GKZv‡b|
2| cyY¨ w`‡bi ïf cÖv‡Z, evjK-evwjKv mv‡_,
gvwZqv hxï †cÖ‡g‡Z, jyUvB Zuvnvi Pi‡Y|
3| kveŸv_ ¯‥z‡j B‛Qv mevi, jwfe kKwZ Acvi,
ï× Kwi GB AšÍi, Z…ß Ki Avkxl `v‡b|
4| WvwK Zuv‡i GK ¯^‡i, wnsmv †Øl †dwj `~‡i,
†c‡q m‡e AvZ¥vi e‡i, mdj Kwi Rxe‡b|
―kxZjP›`ª gay

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O Day of Rest and Gladness; En-97; AH-383)

1| Avb›`gq wekªvg w`b, myLgq D¾¡j w`b,

`ytL welv` i‡e bv, gaygq my›`i w`b;
wmsnvmb m¤§y‡L, cÖYwg mK‡j,
MvB cyY¨ cyY¨ cyY¨, kvk¦Z Ck¦‡i|
2| myiw¶Z e›`i cÖej S‡oi gv‡S,
Rxeb b`x cÖev‡n g‡bvig G`‡b,
ï®‥ wbim Rxe‡b kxZj evwiaviv,
†hb cxm&Mv ceŸ©Z nB‡Z, †nix ¯^M© †gviv
3| wK g‡bvig gaygq, †mœn gvLv w`b fvB,
HwnK evmbv Qvwo, ¯^‡M©i fvebvq KvUvB|
b~Zb KiæYv jwf, Gm G-B w`‡b,
huvwP Acvi kvwšÍ, hv Av‡Q ¯^‡M©‡Z|
― Lªx÷dvi &IqvW©mIqv_©; Abyev`: †bjmb miKvi

292
AvwR kveŸv_ cÖv‡Z c~wR‡Z †Zvgvq, G‡mwQ †gviv †ZvgviB Avj‡q,
AšÍi w`‡q †mwee †Zvgvq, †`I `ikb I‡n `qvgq|
1| Ki bv_ `qv †mwe‡Z †Zvgvq, gwjb ü`q †S‡o ewie †Zvgvq,
†gviv cvcxR‡b G‡mwQ GB ÿ‡Y, Zzwg AvQ †R‡b †cÖ‡g fwi G ü`q|
2| wK w`‡q †h †gviv Kwi An¼vi, meB †h cÖfz m„wó †Zvgvi,
wK Av‡Q †gvi ab wKQz bvwn cÖ‡qvRb, ïay Zzwg cÖfz Avgvq †`I `ikb|
―†WwfW wek¦vm

293
Zvj―`v`&iv

`kgvsk Avb m‡e fvÐv‡i Avgvi, Av‡iv Avb Dcnvi|

¯^M© `yqvi Ly‡j Avwg w`e †Zvgvq ei, Ki cix¶v Avgvi|
1| †Zvgiv Avgvq bv VKv‡j, MÖvmK hv‡e `~‡i P‡j|
AKv‡j †¶‡Îi dj Si‡e bv †Zvgvi, Ki cix¶v Avgvi|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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evD‡ji †Lg&Uv

`kgvsk Avb m‡e cÖfyi fvÐv‡i,

Avb cÖfyi fvÐv‡i, I fvB cÖfyi fvÐv‡i|
1| †h bv †`q `kgvsk, †m n‡i cÖfyi Ask,
iv‡L Ck cyY¨ Ask, wbR AwaKv‡i|
2| `kgvsk †h Rb w`‡e, Zvi †Kvb Afve bv nB‡e,
†Kvb Kó bv _vwK‡e, GB msmv‡i|
3| MÖvmK fr©wmZ n‡e, f~wgi km¨ bv LvB‡e,
AKv‡j dj bv Swi‡e, w`‡j Zuvnv‡i|
4| ¯§‡i cÖfyi A½xKvi, I fvB Avb Avb Dcnvi,
cv‡e ab km¨ Av‡iv, GB msmv‡i|
5| `kgvsk Dcnvi w`‡q, cÖfyi cix¶v Ki,
w`‡eb Ly‡j ¯^M©-Øvi, Avkxl mev‡i|
―kxZjP›`ª gay

295
Hear The Money Dropping; En-129

c‡o, c‡o Sb& Sb& K‡i, ïb cqmvi Mvb? Avgiv hxïi Z‡i mevB Kwi `vb|
1| ïb! cqmv c‡o, cqmv K‡i Mvb, Avgiv hxïi Z‡i meB wZwb cvb|
2| †QvU nv‡Z c‡o cqmv K‡i Mvb, cÖfy hxïi Z‡i †Q‡j †g‡qi `vb|
3| Avgiv wkï GLb bwn abevb, eo ne hLb, Kie cÖPzi `vb|
4| hw`I bvB A_©, †cÖg Av‡Q w`evi; wb‡eb †n‡m-bv_, †gv‡`i Dcnvi|

296
wcZv Ck¦i Pvb ü`‡qi `vb, KZ Kg †ewk Zvi cwigvY,
Zv eo K_v bq, cÖwZwU ü`q w`K Zv‡K AšÍ‡i ¯’vb|
1| abx, `xb-nxb †jvK †m †h †KD †nvK, üówP‡Ë w`j wK bv,
wZwb Zv-I †`L‡Z cvb|
2| ï‡b weaevi wmwK Kg jv‡M wVKB, ZeyI †c‡jv †ewk `vg,
me‡P‡q nj g~j¨evb|
―†hv‡qj Zzlvi wek¦vm
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297
wgkÖ-GKZvjv
†n hxï AvwR‡K, †Zvgvwi Pi‡Y, G‡mwQ Kwi‡Z `vb,
hv w`‡qQ Zzwg G‡bwQ mKjB, Zby-gb-Ávb-cÖvY|
1| bvwnK †gv‡`i Kz›`yiæ-KvÂb, bvwn MÜim, bvwn †Kv‡bv ab,
bvwnK cÖwZôv, bvwn hkt gvb, bvwn †Mv cÖwZfvevbÑ
†Zvgvi hv `vb †Zvgvwi Pi‡Y G‡bwQ Kwi‡Z `vb|
2| ü`q fwiqv G‡bwQ fKwZ, civY cywiqv G‡bwQ cÖZxwZ,
AvwbqvwQ cÖxwZ, ai‡gi gwZ, G‡bwQ fMb gb,
hv wKQz w`‡qQ G‡bwQ AvwR‡K, †Zvgv‡i Kwi‡Z `vb|
3| `xb †gviv ZvB `xb Av‡qvRb, Gm cÖfz, Gm Kin MÖnY,
†gv‡`i Rxeb †gv‡`i civY jI †n Kwiqv Ze,
†Zvgvi hv wKQz `vI Avgv‡`i, `vI †n Rxeb be|
Ñax‡i›`ªjvj cuv‡o
298
•fiex †LgUv
wcZv, †Zvgvi cv`c‡Ù †gviv ivwLjvg GB `vb,
MÖnY Ki wb‡R ¸‡Y, Pi‡Y †`I ¯’vb|
1| wbR ¸‡Y w`qvQ me, G msmv‡i welq wefe,
NyPvBqvQ mKj Afve, KiæYv wbavb|
2| cvVvBqvQ G RM‡Z, wbR cy‡Î ¯^M© n‡Z,
†gv‡`i m‡e gyw³ w`‡Z, w`‡Z cwiÎvY|
3| †Zvgvi `qv K‡i ¯§iY, H cv`c‡Ù Kwi Ac©Y,
ÿz`ª GB `vb G †`n gb, G AvZ¥v G cÖvY|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx (9.7.1947 Lªxt)

299
Avq gb Pj hvB †mB wbZ¨vb›` av‡g;
h_v kvwšÍ b`x D_wj‡Q m`v hxïi bv‡g, Avb‡›`i Avi mxgv bvB †i|
1| Z_v g~wZ©gvb ÎvYKZ©v wcZv huvi ev‡g; bq‡b †nwie mK‡j|
2| Zuvi †cÖK-we× n¯„-c` †nwie †Mv †cÖ‡g; †cÖgaviv †d‡j bq‡b|
3| me `ytL Zvc fy‡j wM‡q _vwKe Avov‡j; Avb‡›`i w`b K‡e n‡e †i|
―we›`ybv_ miKvi
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300
†envM-wgkÖ
†`Lv n‡e †h Avevi, †`Lv n‡e,
AvR we`v‡qi ÿ‡Y, ïay Rv‡M g‡b, †m K_vwU ev‡i evi|
1| `yÕw`‡bi Z‡i G‡mwQby †n_v, `yÕw`‡bi †gjv‡gkv,
iwn‡e AUzU GB myL ¯§„wZ, RvMv‡e b~Zb Avkv|
GKeª‡Z eªZx GK AvnŸvb, gy‡Q †M‡Q me evav e¨eavb,
mevi ü`‡q GK †cÖ‡g euvav, ey‡SwQ Gg‡b mvi|
2| Rxeb b`xi Gcv‡i‡Z hw` †`Lv bvwn nq Avevi,
bvwn `ytL Zvq, Rvwb †h wgwj‡e g„Zz¨ b`xi cvi;
AbšÍ wgj‡b wgwj GK cÖv‡Y, †m Avb›` av‡g Rq Rq Mv‡b,
kÖx hxïi PiY †Nwiqv `uvov‡e AhyZf³ Zuvi|
Ñwbg©jvb›` miKvi

301
†ni †Mv bv_, AvwR mw¤§wjZ, `xb Rb Ze PiY †mevq|
1| cÖxwZ be iv‡M, bexb †mvnv‡M, AvwR ïf‡hv‡M ewie †Zvgvq|
N„Yv wnsmv †Øl, Kwi me bvk, †`n Awb‡gl, GKZv mevq|
2| a~wjgvLv †`‡n G‡mwQ G †M‡n, Z¨vwRI bv I‡n cÖfy `qvgq|
me a~jv †dwj, jn †Kv‡j Zzwj, ivL m‡e fywj, `ytL †e`bvq|
3| KwiqvwQ KZ, cvc kZ kZ, †gviv AweiZ Pwj G aivq|
¶gv wf¶v `v‡b, ivL GB `x‡b, †Zvgvwi Pi‡Y Kwi G webq|
4| AvZ¥vi wfLvix †gviv bibvix, †`L mvwi mvwi Pi‡Y †Zvgvi|
jwfqv kKwZ, AvZ¥vi gyKwZ, wdwi †hb cÖwZ M„‡n‡Z Avevi|
―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vm

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I Will Follow Thee; CH-266, En-48, AH-623

1| ÎvZt cðvr hve †Zvgvi, †h_vq Avwg _vwKe,

Zzwg †h_vq, Avwg †m_vq, †Zvgvi `qvq hvBe|
a~qv: ÎvZt hve †Zvgvi cv‡Q, i³cvZ K‡iQ †h,
hw` m‡e †Zvgvq Z¨‡R, Avwg bvwn Qvwoe|
2| hw` c_ nq AwZ `yM©g, mvMi mg `yiƒn,
Zzwg bv_ wMqvQ cÖ_g, n‡l© Avwg hvBe|
3| hw` cixÿvq nB †ewóZ, AviI K‡ó w`b KvUvB,
n‡q †Zvgvi `yt‡L `ytwLZ, cÖfz †Zvgvi cðvr hvB|
4| hw` Kó g‡a¨ c‡o, `ytLx cwiZ¨³ nB,
Zzwg m`v wQ‡j `yt‡L, AZt cðvr †Zvgvi hvB|
5| hw` Mfxi kxZj b`xi g‡a¨ †gv‡i jBqv hvI,
Z_vP bv_ Avwg †Zvgvi cðvr Kfz Qvoe bv|
―†Rg&&m †jvmb; Abyev`: AÿqKzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

303
When All My Labors: Eng 99

1| `ytL Kó kÖ‡gi Aemv‡b, wbivc` Avwg myig¨ †`‡k,

wcÖq ÎvZvi m‡b _vKe h‡e, †gvi c‡ÿ me w`b wK my‡Li n‡e|
a~qv: n‡e Rvwb, ab¨ Avwg, ab¨ Avwg, ab¨ Avwg;
†`Le Zuvi `qvq †mB kÖxgyLLvwb, Rq n‡e Avgvi, wK fvM¨ Avgvi|
2| Zuvi AbyMÖ‡ni `vb Avgvi cÖwZ, ¯^M©xq fe‡b †gvi H ¯’vbwU,
†hLv‡b m`v Zuvi kÖxgyL i‡e, †gvi c‡ÿ me w`b wK my‡Li n‡e|
3| wcÖq eÜz evÜe hv‡e †m_vq, Avb›` b`x †h eB‡e Z_vq,
nv †gvi wcÖq ÎvZvi nvwm Qovq, †gvi c‡ÿ me w`b †h Lye my‡Li nq|
―Pvj©&m GBP. Mvweª‡qj;
Abyev`: cv÷i I wg‡mm myK…Z `vk

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Avgvi †`L‡Z †`L‡Z dzivj †i w`b, hvevi mgq nBj|
H †`L m~h© e‡m cv‡U, eywS mܨv n‡q Gj|
1| †evSv eÜb hZ Av‡Q, †m me Qvo‡Z n‡e
mKj wg‡Q,-- mgq Gj Kv‡Q;
†K Av‡Q wbK‡U Avgvi, †Zvgiv Avgvi m‡½ Pj|
2| †K hvwe fvB Avgvi mv‡_, bB‡j GKjv Avgvi n‡e †h‡Z,
AvR GB Auvavi iv‡Z|
civb Avgvi Kuv‡c W‡i, †Zvgiv hxï hxï ej|
3| mv‡_i mv_x Av‡Q †mRb,
†hRb Avgvi Rb¨ w`j Rxeb, mBj `viæY giY;
G Rxe‡bi `ytL my‡L, †mRb Avgvi m‡½ wQj|
4| AvR Avgvi GB hvevi mgq, Avgvi Kv‡Q AvQ
†mB `qvgq--, m‡½ hv‡P wbðqB
wb‡q hv‡e nv‡Z a‡i, c‡_i Auvavi K‡i Av‡jv|
5| hxï hxï hxï e‡j, †Zvgiv MvI mK‡j evû Zz‡j,
Avgvi hvevi Kv‡j,
hvevi Kv‡j †kl bg¯‥vi, †Zvgiv mevi Kv‡Q ej|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
305
g~jZvb-GKZvjv

Gm †mvbvi †`‡k, iY‡e‡k my‡Li †`‡k P‡j hvB|

(†gviv) `wiqv gvSv‡i, Zzdv‡b S‡o, ev`‡j, fq Kwi bv fvB|
1| †cÖ‡gi ev`v‡g, hxï eÜz bv‡g, †n‡j `y‡j †gviv •eVv evB;
(Zz‡j) R‡qiB cZvKv, hxï bvg AuvKv, evRv‡q W¼v P‡jwQ ZvB|
2| DRv‡b wK ev‡g, AwZ cÖvYc‡Y, cvwo w`‡q wc‡Q bvwn PvB;
(†gviv) P‡jwQ hvÎx, AÜKvi ivwÎ, biK fq Gov‡q fvB|
3| G †Nvi Auvav‡i Avwm‡Q û¼v‡i, hZ w`qvej i‡Y fvB;
(Zz‡j) µz‡kv Zievwi gvi Z¡iv Kwi, †Kvb kÎæ‡K bvwn WivB|
4| †`L †Mv Pvwnqv civY fwiqv, †mvbvi Nv‡U Av‡jvwU fvB;
(†gviv) Nb •eVv †d‡j, nv‡jøj~qv e‡j, wm‡qvb Nv‡U bvI jvMvB|
―kkxf~lY cwÐZ

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†gviv G †`‡ki bwn †Mv, †gviv G †`‡ki bwn †Mv,
†gviv Qvwoqv G †`k, hvBe ¯^‡`k, ciev‡m Avi ie bv †Mv|
1| myig¨ †m cyix, Avnv gwi gwi, wh‡nvevi nv‡Z Mov †Mv,
†gviv hvBe †m †`‡k, g‡bi Djøv‡m, cvkwiqv f‡ei `ytL †Mv|
2| `yw`‡bi Z‡i Avwmqv msmv‡i, fvwmjvg AkÖæbx‡i,
†kvK e¨_v hv‡e, †Kv‡j Zz‡j †b‡e; gyQvB‡e AkÖæRj †Mv|
3| Hwn‡Ki myL wKev cÖ‡qvRb, (†gv‡`i) hxïB AbšÍRxeb,
µzk †cÖg ivwk Kvj‡fwi fvwm; †gv‡`i cvcivwk gyQv‡e †Mv|
―m‡šÍvlKzgvi nvj`vi|

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Shall We Gather At The River; CH- 555, En-33, AH-432

1| Avgiv wgje b`xi Zx‡i, Z_vq D¾¡j `~Z c‡_,

e‡n ¯^‛Q †Rvqvi †h_vq, Ck¦i wmsnvmb mv‡_|
a~qv: nuv †gviv wgje b`xi Zx‡i, my›`i my›`i cÖmªe‡b,
mvay m‡½ n‡e wgjb, Ck¦i wmsnvmb cv‡k|
2| †mB †h b`xi av‡i wM‡q, ay‡q iƒcvjx avivq,
Avgiv †mev Kie Zuv‡i my‡L ¯^Y©gq w`‡b|
3| D¾¡j b`xi Kv‡Q G‡j `yt‡Li n‡e Aemvb,
kvwšÍ AvZ¥vi n‡e el©Y, ÎvZvi gyKzU cvB‡e|
4| †cu․‡Q D¾¡j b`xi Zx‡i, hvÎxi hvÎv n‡e †kl,
ü`q myLx n‡e mevi, kvwšÍi gayi m½x‡Z|
―ievU© jvDwi; Abyev`: wPËiÄb ej

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There‘s A Land; CH- 551, En-32, AH-428, Sa-25, Ga-34

1| w`bv‡c¶v D¾¡j H †h †`k, wek¦vm P‡¶ †`L‡Z cvB `~‡i|

c_ cv‡b wcZv K‡ib wb‡`©k, †gv‡`i m‡ei Avev‡mi Z‡i|
a~qv: Avb‡›`, ¶‡YK ci, Avgiv wgje †mB my›`i Zx‡i|
Avb‡›`, ¶‡YK ci, Avgiv wgje †mB my›`i Zx‡i|

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2| Avgiv Mve †mB my›`i Zx‡i, mvay‡`i gaygvLv m½xZ,
Avi fvwme bv `ytL bx‡i, Avi nB‡e bv Av‡¶c wKwÂr|
3| ¯^M©evmx e`vb¨ wcZvq, Avgiv w`e ¯‘wZi Dcnvi,
Zuvi Ac~e© †cÖg ei KviY, hvi, †gv‡`i hve¾xeb nq ms¯‥vi|
―m¨vb‡dvW© Gd. †e‡bU; Abyev`: A¶q Kzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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Safe in the Arms of Jesus; En-75, Ga-33
1| k¼v bvB hxïi †Kv‡j, Zuvi †Kvgj e‡¶ ÎvY;
Z_vq Zuvi †cÖgvkª‡q, my‡L i‡e †gvi cÖvY|
ïb GBwU `~Z‡`i Mvb, ïbvB‡Q Avgv‡i;
cÖZvckxj †¶‡Îvc‡i, gwYi wmÜz cv‡i|
a~qv: k¼v bvB hxïi †Kv‡j, Zuvi †Kvgj e‡¶ ÎvY;
Z_vq Zuvi †cÖgvkª‡q, my‡L i‡e †gvi cÖvY|
2| k¼v bvB hxïi †Kv‡j, ÎvY cvB ¶qKi wPšÍvq;
euvwP f‡ei †jvf n‡Z, cvc nvb‡Z bv‡i Zvq|
`yt‡L R¡vjvq †cjvg cvi, msmvi fq bvB Avgvi;
Av‡Q Avi wKQy DrcvZ, Avi wKQy AkÖæcvZ|
3| hxï wcÖq cÖvYvkªq, gwi‡jb †gvi R‡b¨;
†mB wbZ¨vPj •k‡jvci, m`v wbf©i n‡e|
†n_vq A‡c¶vq ie, hver ivZ bv †cvnvq;
I cÖfvZ bv †`wLe KvÂb Zx‡i D`q|
―d¨vwb †R. µmwe; Abyev`: A¶q Kzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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God Be With You Till We Meet Again; CH- 35, En-5

1| hver mv¶vr bv nq cybivq, Ck¦i _vKzb †Zvgvi mnvq!

Avcb cv‡j ivLyb †Zvgvq, awi Pvjvb ¯^xq gš¿Yvq|
a~qv: hver bvwn nq cybt mv¶vr, ïf mv¶vr hxïi Pi‡Y,
hver bvwn nq cybt mv¶vr, Ck¦i _vKzb †ZvgviB mnvq!
2| hver mv¶vr bv nq cybivq, Ck¦i i¶v Kiæb †Zvgvq,
Z…ß ivLyb •`wbK gvbœvq, Ck¦i _vKzb †ZvgviB mnvq|

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3| hver mv¶vr bv nq cybivq, Rxe‡bi †Nvi wec`Kv‡j,

ivLyb †cÖ‡gi AšÍiv‡j, Ck¦i _vKzb †ZvgviB mnvq|
4| hver mv¶vr bv nq cybivq, ivLyb †cÖ‡gi wbkvbZ‡j,
LÐb Kiæb g„Zz¨i e‡j, Ck¦i _vKzb †ZvgviB mnvq|
―whiwgq B. i¨vw¼b

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†envM- KvIqvjx

†P‡qwQ hv †c‡qwQ me, wKQyB evKx bvB Avi GLb,

†Zvgvi gnv `qvi `v‡b fwiqv w`‡qQ fzeb|
1| Lywjqv w`qvQ †Zvgvi, †mvbvi c~ixi fvÐv‡ii Øvi,
c~Y© KwiqvQ Avgvi, wQj hv Afve AbUb|
2| †c‡q †Zvgvi KiæYvi `vb, D_wjqv DwV‡Q cÖvY,
RvwM‡Z‡Q Avb›` Mvb, Av‡jvwoZ Kwiqv gb|
3| cÖv‡Yi †evSv †M‡Q †b‡g, fvebv fq †M‡Q †_‡g,
AvKzj ü`q †Zvgvi †cÖ‡g, †Zvgvi `v‡b ab¨ Rxeb|
4| RvwM‡Q cÖZ¨vkv g‡b, hZ w`b _vwK fye‡b,
cve †Zvgvi H Pi‡Y, hLb Avgvi hv cÖ‡qvRb|
5| ab¨ ab¨ ab¨ wcZv; ab¨ ab¨ RMÎvZv,
ab¨ ab¨ cyY¨ AvZ¥v, ab¨ †n mZ¨ mbvZb|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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wefvm―KvIqvjx

fywj‡Z wK cvwi Zuv‡i,

whwb wbR cÖvY w`qv Zvwi‡jb AfvMv‡i|
1| †mB bv_ gnxqvb, gg wPšÍv gg a¨vb,
Rxeb _vwK‡Z Avwg, fywj‡Z wK cvwi Zuv‡i|
2| Ac~e© KiæYv Zuvi, bvwnK Zzjbv huvi,
LuywR‡j Ggb †cÖg, †Kv_v cve G msmv‡i|
3| bvwn Pvwn †Kvb ab, †c‡qwQ †h wcÖqRb,
KÉnvi Kwi Avwg, ivwLe wbqZ Zuv‡i|
―hv‡Kve KvwšÍbv_ wek¦vm
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eo †cÖgvb›` g‡b †n, eo †cÖgvb›` g‡b,
†cÖgvb›` g‡b GLb ab¨ev` RvbvB Pi‡Y|
1| Zzwg K‡iQ `qv, †i‡LQ Avkªq w`qv,
w`‡ZQ PiY Qvqv wK iv‡Z wK w`‡b|
Avnvi e¯¿ †hvMvB‡ZQ Kv½vj `xbnx‡b, (`qvgq)
hZ AvZ¥eÜzi †mœn `qv― †m mKj †Zvgvi weav‡b|
2| †iv‡Mi K‡iQ ZË¡ ―†hvMvBqv Jla c_¨,
¯^v¯’¨ myL †Zvgvi `Ë― mvi †R‡bwQ g‡b|
Kuvw` hLb `yt‡L c‡o, aviv eq bq‡b, (`qvgq)
G‡m wbR nv‡Z gyQvI P‡¶i Rj mvšÍ¡bv w`qv AÁv‡b|
3| RM‡Zi `ytL †kv‡K, Auvavi †`wL `yB P‡¶,
†`Lv w`qv m¤§y‡L, jI wbK‡U †U‡b|
GK gy‡L H `qvi K_v, ewje †Kg‡b, (`qvgq)
hw` _vKZ kZ mnmª gyL, nvi gvbZvg `qv-eY©‡b|
4| cvVvB‡j Avcb b›`b, GB cvcxi gyw³i KviY,
wZwb cÖvqwðË mvab K‡jøb Rxeb `v‡b|
Rxeb g~‡j¨ wKwbqvQ, Avgvi GB Rxe‡b, (`qvgq)
g‡b Avkv Av‡Q, Ae‡k‡l ¯’vb cve Afq Pi‡Y!
5| Kv½v‡ji GB AvwKÂb hZ w`b iq GB Rxeb,
†Zvgvi bvg ¸Y msKxZ©b, Kie wbwkw`‡b,
†`k we‡`‡k, my‡L `yt‡L Avi Rxe‡b gi‡Y (`qvgq)
Avwg Mve †Zvgvi ab¨ev` Mvb w`b †K‡U hvK Mv‡b Mv‡b|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Zzwg `qv K‡i w`qvQ Avnvi, I‡n RMr wcZv `qvavi,
†Zvgvi cv‡q RvbvB bg¯‥vi|
1| Zzwg Avkxe©v` Ki G Lv`¨, `vb Ki AvwZ¥K Avnvi,
c~Y© Ki GB M„‡ni fvÐvi;
w`qv myLv`¨ (AvR) ÿzwaZ R‡b, Zzwg euvPvI `ytLx bvix-bi|
ÑwcÖqbv_ •eivMx
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wgkª •fiex―Rr

fywjqv bv hvB− †hb fywjqv bv hvB,

AdzišÍ `qv †Zvgvi (2) AbšÍKvj ¯’vqx|
1| †Zvgvi hZ `qv G Rxe‡b, †`‡k †`‡k I fye‡b,
`‡Ð `‡Ð wbwk w`‡b, me©¶‡Y cvB|
2| Avwg †Kej gvÎ †Zvgvi `qvq, wcZv †n wP‡bwQ †Zvgvq,
†c‡qwQ H cv‡q Avkªq, wPi Kv‡ji VuvB|
3| †hb †Zvgvi `qvi K_v, wPi w`b iq cÖv‡Y Muv_v,
K…ZÁZv †hb cÖv‡Y _v‡K me©`vB|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Mv‡bi Zix c~Y© K‡i AvKv‡k AvR †`I fvmv‡q,
wcZvi ab¨ev` Avi ¸Y m¼xZ©b, bq‡bi R‡j wgkv‡q|
1| KZ `qv KZ Avkxe©v`, K‡i wZwb c~Y© Ki‡jb g‡bi KZ mva
GKevi Avb‡›` Ki ab¨ev`, DVyK m½xZ AvKvk †Q‡q|
2| Mv‡bi Zix fvmyK ce‡b, †f‡m hvK †mB Agicy‡i wcZvi fe‡b,
h_vq `qvj hxï cvcxi R‡b¨ wb‡e`b K‡ib ewm‡q|
3| Agicy‡i KZ mvayRb, Avb‡›` cÖ`w¶Y K‡ib wcZvi wmsnvmb,
wcZvi bvg m¼xZ©b K‡ib `~ZMY, exYvi my‡i myi wgkv‡q|
4| †mB my‡i AvR Ki Mvb Zuvi bvg, †`n gb jyUv‡q Zuvi cv‡q Ki †n cÖYvg,
AvmyK ¯^‡M©i myL Avb›` wekªvg, Avgvi GB Auvavi ü`‡q|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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Zix w`‡b w`‡b RxY© nBj †i; Avgvi bqv †b․Kv|
mv‡ai Zix RxY© nBj, AvRI KvÐvixi bvB †`Lv|
1| †f‡e wQjvg cÖfvZ Kv‡j, my‡L hve P‡j †b․Kv Ly‡j,
w`e ev`vg Zz‡j|
ev`v‡g `w¶Yv evZvm―jvM‡e P›`b MÜgvLv|
2| bqv †b․Kv cyivb nj Avgvi mKvj wM‡q weKvj Gj,
gvwS †Kv_vq iBj|
Iw`‡K H gv‡i wPwjK; S‡oi †g‡N AvKvk XvKv|
3| fuvUvi †ewk bvB Avi evwK †gv‡i mK‡jB wK w`j duvwK,
―meB wg_¨v bvwK|
†h w`‡K wdivB `yB bqb, †`wL mKj w`KB duvKv|
4| e‡m AvwQ gvwSi Avkvq, hw` GLbI †m †b․Kv fvmvq,
Z‡e―Kwi bv fq|
mviv Rxeb ZvB e‡m e‡m, †Kej †mB gvwS‡K WvKv|
5| Gm Avgvi bv‡qi KvÐvix, `qvj fvmvI G‡m mv‡ai Zix,
―Gm Z¡iv Kwi;
ai nvj Avi Zz‡j †`B cvj, w`b †Zv hvq bv a‡i ivLv|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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KxZ©‡bi myi―‡Lg&Uv|

D‡V Avq‡i erm‡ii †k‡l Avi KZ NygvI,

I fvB Avi KZ NygvI, D‡V hxï bvg MvI|
1| MvB‡Q e‡bi cvLx, kvLvq _vwK, †Zvgiv Avwm MvI|
2| nj gwjb wbwk Wye‡jv kkx, †Zvgiv hxï MvI|
3| mevB DVj †R‡M, †Zvgiv Av‡M, RvM Avi RvMvI|
4| f‡ei NyPj Avuavi, g‡bi Avuavi GB †ejv NyPvI|
5| gvwZ †gvn g‡`, wK Av‡gv‡`, wg‡Q Kvj KvUvI|
6| GLv‡b gyw³ wg‡j, webvg~‡j¨, Avi wKev ab PvI|
7| G e‡l© w`b dyivj, Kw`b ej †Q‡j †Ljv PvI|
8| Gev‡i b~Zb e‡l©, mKvj mKvj hxï‡K gb †`I|
―A¶q Kzgvi gy‡Lvcva¨vq

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nI wPimyLx †Zvgiv `yRb,
wegj †cÖ‡g wg‡j mvivwU Rxeb|
1| myMg G c_ b‡n, b‡n gg©‡i cv_‡i Muv_v,
Av‡Q KuvUvi R¡vjv cÖwZ av‡c av‡c, Zey
(Zey) GwM‡q †h‡Z n‡e, †h‡Z n‡e me©¶Y|
2| ab-iZœ cv‡e bv, wPiw`b Zv mv‡_ hv‡e bv,
b‡n `vjvb †KvVv Kfy Mo‡Z n‡e †Zvgv‡`i,
kvwšÍi bxo †Zvgv‡`i, iPbv Ki‡e GLb|
3| evwiavivi gZ, AkÖæ aviv ewn‡e KZ,
†g‡Ni †Kv‡j myeY© nvwm dzU‡e,
myeY© nvwm dzU‡e, †kl n‡e bv KLb|
4| c„w_ex gv‡S ¯^M©, m„wó †Zvgiv Ki,
my‡L `yt‡L cv‡k †_‡K m`v
Ki ¯^v_©K G Rxeb, †nvK ¯^v_©K G wgjb|
―†bjmb miKvi

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AvwR G ïf w`‡b, wg‡jQ †Zvgiv `yRb,
ïf weevn e܇b, my›`i †nvK `ywU Rxeb|
1| g‡bi Kvb‡b GK dzUj †Mvjvc, ågi G‡m K‡i Avjvc,
GKw`b Zviv wK fv‡e `yRb, wewbgq K‡i Rxe‡b Rxeb|
2| wewai weav‡b hv †jLv wQj, `~‡ii gvbyl Kv‡Q nj,
ci †h wQj Avcb nj, my‡Li †nvK `ywU Rxeb
―†bjmb miKvi

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321
fvwUqvj―`v`&iv

Zzwg AwawôZ nI GB M„‡n Ck¦i Kzgvi,

weivR Ki mevi cÖv‡Y, Zzwg g~wZ©gvb nI ü`‡q mevi|
1| †Zvgvi kvwšÍ †i‡L g‡b, †hb m‡e wbwkw`‡b, _vwK H kªxPiY a¨v‡b;
my‡L `yt‡L wPiRxeb, _v‡K AUj wbf©i †Zvgvi Dci|
2| `vI †n †Zvgvi mijZv, †hb †Zvgvi `qvi K_v, wPiw`b cÖv‡Y iq Muv_v;
K…ZÁZv †Zvgvi cÖwZ, †hb mevi g‡b iq wbišÍi|
3| †`I mev‡i kvšÍgwZ, An¼vi, wnsmv KzgwZ, msmv‡ii fvebv fxwZ;
Ag½j me `~‡i ivL, †hb cvq bv ¯’vb GB M„‡ni gvSvi|
4| PvjvI Zzwg me©R‡b, †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi AvKl©‡Y, Avb›` bM‡ii cv‡b;
†hb cvq ¯’vb †Zvgvi cv‡q, hLb fv½‡e G msmv‡ii evRvi|
―wcÖqbv_ •eivMx

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myiU gjøvi―†Lg&Uv

N‡i hvI, m‡½ jI, wcÖq hxïi n¯„ a‡i,

(wcÖq) hxïmn M„nev‡m, _vK cÖdzjø AšÍ‡i|
1| NUzK wec`, wK¤^v m¤ú`, †_K hxïi c‡` c‡o,
my‡Li K_v, g‡bi e¨_v, cÖvY Ly‡j ej Zuv‡i|
2| Ze my‡L wK¤^v `yt‡L, me©Kv‡j cv‡e Zuv‡i,
`ytL-Kv‡j K‡i †Kv‡j, mvšÍ¡bv w`‡eb †Zvgv‡i|
3| hxï mg K‡i †cÖg, Ggb †cÖwgK bvB msmv‡i,
me©¸Y-mvMi hxï, hvI hvI j‡q N‡i|
4| wcZvi †cÖg, Abycg, hxïi K…cv mnKv‡i,
AvZ¥vi mvnvh¨ m`v, eZy©K Avgv‡`i Dc‡i|
―†cÖgvb›` miKvi

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fvwUqvjx-Vzsix

cv‡ci KviY Ki µ›`b, (Zzwg) Avi A‡PZb †_K bv,

(†Zvgvi) ü`q gv‡S cvc cy‡l, †Mvcb K‡i †iL bv,
(†k‡l fv‡jv n‡e bv)|
1| Ggb GKw`b Avwm‡e, ü`q-KcvU Ly‡j hv‡e,
(†Zvgvi) ¸ß welq e¨³ n‡e, Pvcv wKQz i‡e bv|
2| cvcxi †m w`b fq¼i, ej‡e wMwi Mv‡q co,
(ej‡e) ce©ZMY †P‡c ai, hvZbv Avi m‡n bv|
3| e‡jb cÖfz `qv K‡i, cvcx †h cv‡c‡Z g‡i,
(Zv‡Z) cÖx‡Z bvwn †gvi AšÍ‡i, cvcxi giY Pvwn bv|
4| G mymgq Avi n‡e bv, Kuvw`‡jI Avi cv‡e bv,
(Zzwg) †c‡q A‡bK †PZbv, Zey cvc Qvwo‡j bv|
5| bxbexevmxi gZ, GLb nI †L`vwš^Z,
(nI) PU c‡i f‡¯§ kvwqZ, ej Avi cvc Kie bv|
Ñgaym~`b miKvi

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wSuwSU-Vzsix

I‡i cvZKx GKevi †f‡e †`Lwj bv †Zvi Dcvq n‡e wK?

1| †Zv‡i †`‡L wbiæcvq, †mB cig `qvgq,
K…cv Kwi cvVv‡jb Avcb Zbq,
GLb hxï Lªxó cvcxi eÜz, ¯^‡M© hvevi fvebv wK|
2| †mB hxï `qvevb †Zv‡i Kwiev‡i ÎvY;
µz‡kvc‡i Z¨vwR‡jb Avcbvi civY,
GLb wek¦vm K‡i P‡j Gm, hxï •e Avi Dcvq wK?
цcÖgPuv` bv_

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wgkª―`v`&iv

¯^‡M©i wmuwo †e‡q Zzwg, Zzwg G‡mwQ‡j,

G‡mwQ‡j gvwUi N‡i
Ae‡k‡l fv‡jv‡e‡m µz‡kvc‡i Rxeb w`‡j (2)|
¯^‡M©i wmuwo †e‡q Zzwg . . . |
1| G AvKvk G evZvm cvwLiv †h Mvb †M‡q hvq,
Zviv †Zvgvi Rb¥ eviZv †kvbvq,
†gixi †Kv‡j, †Mvqvj N‡i gvbyl †e‡k Rb¥ wb‡j (2)|
2| Rvwb bv-gvwb bv Avwg Ab¨ wKQy †Zv Rvwb bv,
†Zvgvq Qvov wKQyB fvwe bv|
Avgvi `ynvZ a‡i- †Zvgvi K‡i,
Zzwg †Zv Avcb K‡i wb‡j (2)|

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†n cÖfy †gviv ab¨ njvg, †Zvgvi evZ©v †c‡q evsjv‡`‡k,
kZel© nj †Zvgvq †c‡qwQ †gviv, mZ¨ †c‡qwQ GB evsjv‡`‡k|
a~qv: †gviv A¨vW‡fw›U÷, †gviv A¨vW‡fw›U÷,
†Zvgvi m‡Z¨ †gviv Pwj wPiKvj;
†gviv A¨vW‡fw›U÷, †gviv A¨vW‡fw›U÷,
†Zvgvi evZ©v †gviv ewj wPiKvj|
1| Ze wekªvg w`b †gviv cvjb Kwi, Ze cyÎ-AvMgb cÖZx¶v Kwi,
†gviv RvMÖZ m`v †Zvgvi Kv‡R, †Zvgvi Kv‡R †gviv wbwf©K|
2| KZ DÌvb-cZb †cwi‡q †gviv, †Zvgvi Av‡jv w`‡q f‡iwQ aiv,
†gviv PjwQ, †gviv PjeB, AvmyK hZ So AvmyK evav|
3| GB ¶z`ª Rb‡Mvôx †gviv, kZel© †cwi‡qwQ Ze KiæYvq,
AvR kc_ wbjvg cÖfy †Zvgvi Kv‡Q, bZzb kZvãx Kie Rq|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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Zvj―`v`&iv

gv‡K fywj bvB Avwg gv‡K fywj bvB|

gv‡qi Ggb fv‡jvevmv Zvi Zzjbv bvB|
1| gv‡qi gy‡Li gayi nvwm, gayi †P‡q wgó fvlx,
gv‡qi Ggb †Kvgj †Kv‡j, ¯^M© fy‡j hvB|
2| †iv‡M †K¬‡k `yt‡L gv †gvi, †f‡e nZ KZB we‡fvi
Nyg nZ bv iRbx‡Z, gv‡qi Avgvi ZvB|
3| gv wM‡q‡Q Avgvq †d‡j, gv wM‡q‡Q Avgvq fy‡j,
Zey gv‡K g‡bi gv‡S, AvRI †`wL fvB|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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Avwg dz‡ji gZ S‡i cwoe aivq, we‡k¦i Kj¨v‡Y mvwae ci †mevq|
AÄwj ne Avwg cÖwZ †mevq, w`e A¤øv‡b †n‡m †gv‡i jv‡M †h_vq|
1| dz‡ji gvwjK whwb mvRvb dz‡j, Zzwg Zvnv‡i KLb †hIbv fy‡j|
2| †e`bvi fv‡i hvi cÖvY Kuv‡`, Zv‡i Awgq m½xZ w`e G‡b|
3| cÖvY m~h© †hw`b A¯„ hv‡e, Avwg f~Z‡j jywUe Agwb †n‡m|
―kg~‡qjKzgvi •eivMx, 1952

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Avuav‡i †Niv `yt‡L‡Z fiv, Rxeb wQj †gvi,
Ggb Rxe‡b hxïi AvMg‡b ivwÎ nj †fvi |
AÜ wQjvg †`wL‡Z †cjvg, my›`i cÖfy †gvi,
†Zvgvi `qvq wP‡bwQ †Zvgvq, gy‡Q w`‡j AvuwL †jvi|
1| mKvj m‡Ü¨ w`ev‡Z ev iv‡Z, ewjZvg H c‡_,
AÜ Avwg `qv Ki ¯^vgx, wf¶v `vI †Mv m‡e;
`ytL ivwZ NyPv‡j Zzwg, †K‡U †Mj me †Nvi,
†Zvgvi Av‡jv‡K b~Zb cyj‡K, hvÎv ïiæ †gvi|
―†WwfW cÖdzjøKzgvi nvj`vi
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Zvj-Kvnviev

Gm †Mv Gm †Mv AwZw_ myRb,

†i‡LwQ †Zvgvi jvwM cvwZqv Avmb|
1| mvRv‡q †i‡LwQ be AvmbLvbv,
Ze Z‡i Muvw_qvwQ b~Zb gvjv,
ewm Ze wbRvm‡b be cyjwKZ g‡b,
Ki Ki bevMZ G gvjv MÖnY|
2| I‡n cÖfy ÎvY ab ¯^iM ivRb,
Ze c‡` G wgbwZ Gm †n GLb,
cÖfy G Avm‡i G‡m fKZ ü`‡q e‡m,
Ki fK‡Zi Avkxl ewilY|
―AZzjP›`ª ej

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Just Over the Mountains; En-49; Ga-61

1| A½xK…Z †`k H ce©Z Dc‡i, Ck¦i n‡¯Í Mov †m cweÎ evm,

K¬vwšÍi c‡_i †kl H ce©Z wkL‡i, Av‡Q Avgvi wPi wekÖv‡gi Avevm|
ayqv: †gviv M„‡ni VuvB, †gviv M„‡ni VuvB, †`L A`~i `xß cÖfvi my›`i avg|
Aa©gy³ Øvi †¯ªvZ eq Aweivg, †m_v kxNÖ cÖ‡ewke Avi fq bvB;
H †kvb `~‡Z Mv‡n †gviv M„‡ni VuvB, †gviv M„‡ni VuvB|
2| fveev`xi fveevYx e‡j Zvq, D¾¡j bMi Zvnvi iv¯Ív ¯^Y©gq,
wK Avb›` `„k¨ †`wL g‡bvig wKev gy³vi cÖvPxi †Niv my›`i avg|
3| hviv cÖ‡ek K‡i Zviv ÿz`ª `j, cv‡j Ck¦i AvÁvawi hxïi ej,
†gviv †k‡li †mw`b awi D‛PZvb, Mve gayi my‡i †m cÖksmv Mvb|
4| †gv‡`i fMœxfvB‡K Z_vq †`wLe, m~‡h©i Av‡jvK Z_v bvwn cÖ‡qvRb,
Ck¦i AvÁv ZLb n‡e mydjgq, hxï Avwm WvwK‡eb †Zvgvq|
-Rb Avi. †mv‡qwb; Abyev`:wPËiÄb ej|

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Blest Be the Tie that Binds; En-132

1| wK my‡Li †cÖg-eÜb, ¯^M©xqM‡Yi b¨vq!

Lªxwóq mevi cÖvY I gb, iq wg‡j wbZ¨ hvi|
2| GK wcZv mK‡ji, huvi wmsnvm‡bi VuvB,
DrmM© Kwi Avgv‡`i cÖv_©bv me©`vB|
3| GK A‡b¨i †K¬kfvi, jB †gviv ci¯úi,
GK A‡b¨i `yt‡L AkÖæavi. Avt, envB wbišÍi|
4| hw`I we‡‛Q` nq, gi‡Yi mgq?
nq e¨_v Zv‡n AwZkq, Avgv‡`i ü`‡q
−Rb d‡mU&; Abyev`- b„cvjP›`ª wek¦vm

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He Leadeth Me; En-127; Ga-13; AH-537

1| cÖfz †gvi PvjK, Avt wK myL! fvwe‡j cjvq me `ytL!

hv Kwi ev _vwK h_vq, cÖfz m`v Pvjvb Avgvq|
a~qv: cÖfz Pvjvb! cÖfz Pvjvb! wbR nv‡Z Avgvq Pvjvb!
Kie ZuviB AbyMgb, wZwb PvjvB‡eb me©ÿY|
2| Kfz `ytL-b`x g‡a¨, Kfz ev G`b D`¨v‡b,
Kfz wbweo AÜKv‡i, cÖfzB wKš‘ Pvjvb †gv‡i|
3| Zuvi nvZ awi Kie Mgb, ePmv Kie bv KLbI,
hvnv †Kb NUzK bv †i, KviY cÖfz Pvjvb †gv‡i|
4| f‡ei KvR mymv½ hLb, Ze e‡i Rqx ZLb,
fq cve bv †XD †`wLqv, hLb PvjvI h`©b w`qv|
−†R. GBP. wMj‡gvi

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evsjv †Kvivm

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Following Jesus

hxïi m‡½ mZZ hve, m‡½‡Z wZwb fq bvwn †i,

Av‡jvK Qvqv _vKzK hvnv, gyKwZ `vZv hxï iw¶‡eb|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk
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I need Jesus

hxï‡K PvB, hxï‡K PvB, hxï‡K PvB mZZ,

my‡Li mgq PvB, `yt‡Li mg‡q PvB,
me©`v me© c‡_, Avwg hxï‡K PvB|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

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I Will Make You Fishers of men; En -165

1| Kie †Zvgvq gvbylavix, gvbylavix, gvbylavix,

Kie †Zvgvi gvbylavix, Pj †gvi wc‡Q;
Pj †gvi wc‡Q, Pj †gvi wc‡Q,
Kie †Zvgvq gvbylavix, Pj †gvi wc‡Q|
2| Lªxó Wv‡Kb, Gm Avgvi Kv‡Q, Avgvi Kv‡Q, Avgvi Kv‡Q,
Lªxó Wv‡Kb, Gm Avgvi Kv‡Q, †`e wekÖvg †Zvgvq;
†`e wekÖvg †Zvgvq, †`e wekÖvg †Zvgvq,
Lªxó Wv‡Kb, Gm Avgvi Kv‡Q, †`e wekÖvg †Zvgvq|

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Jesus Loves the Little Children; En-172

†Q‡j-†g‡q‡K fv‡jvev‡mb, hxï RM‡Zi mKj,

wPb, Rvcvb I fvi‡Z, evsjv‡`kI wejv‡Z,
Pj Avgiv m‡e Zuvnvi Kv‡Q hvB|
1| †Q‡j-†g‡q‡K fv‡jvev‡mb, hxï RM‡Zi mKj,
aymi, wcZ, ïå, Kv‡jv, m‡e Zvunvi Kv‡Q fv‡jv
Pj Avgiv m‡e Zuvnvi Kv‡Q hvB|
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Rolled Away, rolled Away; En-191

wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q, Avgvi ü`‡qi me fvi wMqv‡Q,

†gvi cvc wMqv‡Q, Kvj‡fwi †mªvZ bx‡P, nv‡jøj~qv!
wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q, wMqv‡Q, Avgvi ü`‡qi me fvi wMqv‡Q|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

339
It is Morning, it is Morning in my Heart

cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv, cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv, g‡b †gvi,

w`‡jb hxï, `~i Kwi‡jb Avuavi †Nvi|
MvB G‡e Avb›` Mvb, KviY hxï †gvi ivRb,
cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv, cÖv‡Zi Av‡jv, ü‡` †gvi|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

340
You can smile

nvwm‡e, hw` bvwn evYx, nvwm‡e, hw` bvwn ïb nvwm‡e,

`y‡L wK¤^v my‡L, nvwm‡e, meKv‡j me¯’v‡b|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

341
Wide Wide as the Ocean

mvMi mg e¨vß, ¯^M© mg DbœZ,

mvMi mg Mfxi ÎvZvi †cÖgaviv|
†hvM¨ bvwn n‡jI Avwg nB Zuvnvi mšÍvb,
Zuvi ev‡K¨ wk¶v cvB, Av‡Q †cÖg †gvi R‡b¨ h-_v hv-B|
Abyev`―my‡i›`ªbv_ `vk

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Into My Heart; En-146; Ga-68

1| †gvi ü`‡q, †gvi ü`‡q, †gvi ü`‡q Gm hxï,

AvwR Gm, G‡m _vK †gvi ü`‡q Gm hxï|
2| ü`q n‡Z, ü`q n‡Z `xwßgvb nI cÖfy hxï,
AvwR R¡j, m`v R¡j †gvi ü`q n‡Z R¡j hxï|

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In My Heart There Rings a Melody; En-169

AvwR evwRj GKwU Mvb cÖv‡Y, GKwU Mvb cÖv‡Y, ¯^M©xq Zv‡b,
AvwR evwRj GKwU Mvb cÖv‡Y, GKwU †cÖ‡gi Mvb- cÖv-†Y|

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No Turning Back; En-162

1| gb¯’ K‡iwQ, hxï‡Z Pwje (3), wdwie bv| (2)

2| RMr cðv‡Z µzk m¤§y‡L (3), wdwie bv (2)
3| hw`I †Kn bvB m‡½ Avgvi (3), wdwie bv| (2)

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This Little Light of Mine; En- 196, Ga-66

1| Avgvi G †QvU `xc, D¾¡j ivwLe (2), ivwLe, ivwLe, ivwLe|

2| KvVvi bx‡P ivLe bv, D¾¡j ivwLe (2), ivwLe, ivwLe, ivwLe|
3| kqZvb‡K duy w`‡Z w`e bv, D¾¡j ivwLe (2), ivwLe, ivwLe, ivwLe|
4| c„w_ex‡Z Avgvi `xc, D¾¡j ivwLe (2), ivwLe, ivwLe, ivwLe|
5| hxïi Rb¨ Avgvi `xc, D¾¡j ivwLe (2), ivwLe, ivwLe, ivwLe|

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†n m`vcÖfz, Avgvw`M‡K bq, (Avgvw`M‡K bq)
wKš‘ †ZvgviB bvg (2) †M․ievwš^Z Ki,
†Zvgvi `qvi Aby‡iv‡a, †Zvgvi m‡Z¨i Aby‡iv‡a|
RvwZMY †Kb ewj‡e, †Kv_vq Dnv‡`i Ck¦i?
Avgv‡`i Ck¦i Z ¯^‡M© _v‡Kb;
wZwb hvnv B‛Qv Kwiqv‡Qb, ZvnvB Kwiqv‡Qb|
ÑMxZ 115:1-3

347
hxï Ggb Rj †`b hv K‚‡c wQj bv|
†m MvB‡Z MvB‡Z †Mj, Ab¨‡`i wb‡q Gj,
†m Rj cvBevi Rb¨, hv K‚‡c wQj bv|
hxï mykvwšÍ †`b, hv RMr w`‡e bv|
wZwb µz‡k Rxeb w`‡jb, gyw³i Dcvq Ki‡jb,
cvcx hxïi GB kvwšÍ †Kb MÖnY Ki bv?

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1| †n hxï †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm, KviY Zzwg Avgvq fv‡jv‡e‡mQ,
KviY Zzwg Avgvi Rb¨ g‡iQ|
Avwg fv‡jvevwm, †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm, KviY ZzwgB cÖ_g fv‡jv‡e‡mQ|
2| †n hxï †Zvgvi †mev Kwi, KviY Zzwg Avgvi hZœ wb‡qQ,
KviY Zzwg Avgvq Rxeb w`‡qQ|
Avwg †mev Kwi, †Zvgvi †mev Kwi, KviY ZzwgB Avgvq m„Rb K‡iQ|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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evev-gv‡qi †gviv †QvÆ wkï, eÜz †gv‡`i cÖfy hxï,
Zuvi mv‡_ †gviv nvwm-‡Lwj, cÖvY Ly‡j †gviv K_v ewj|
†gv‡`i †bB †Kvb `ytL, †bB †Kvb fq, c„w_ex GKw`b Kie Rq|
―wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2006

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Be Like Jesus; En-130; Ga-67

hxïi gZ nB‡Z PvB, mKj ¯’v‡b me©`vB,

N‡i-¯‥z‡j-Kv‡R ZvB, hxïi gZ nBe|
Abyev`―†bjmb miKvi

351
Jesus is the Sweetest Name I Know

hxï bvgwU eoB gayi fvB, bvgwU cweÎ, wZwb †m-gZ,

fv‡jvevwm Avwg Zuv‡K ZvB, nuv, hxï bvgwU eoB gayi fvB|
Abyev`―†bjmb miKvi

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†Zvgvi cÖksmv, †Zvgvi cÖksmv, †Zvgvi cÖksmv Kwi|
†n hxï ÎvYKvix, †n hxï ÎvYKvix,
†n hxï ÎvYKvix, †n hxï ÎvYKvix|
1| Zzwg †n ÎvYab, Zzwg †n Rxeb, ZzwgB Ck¦i b›`b|
2| Zzwg †n Avgvi, Avwg †n †Zvgvi, Zzwg gyw³`vZv †n|
nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv, Av‡gb|

353
Zzwg †Póv Ki Avgvi avwg©KZv, Avgvi iv‡R¨i welq . . .,
Avwg Kie c~iY, †Zvgvi hZ cÖ‡qvRb, Rxe‡bi DcPq|

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This is the Day; En-195, Ga-70

AvwR †m w`b (2), cÖfyi K…Z w`b (2)|

Djøvm Kwi, Avb›` Kwi; cÖfyi D‡Ï‡k¨ (2)|
AvwR †m w`b cÖfyi K…Z w`b, Djøvm Kwi, Avb›` Kwi|
AvwR †m w`b (2), cÖfyi K…Z w`b|

355
cvcvZ¥v `yM© †f‡½ Ki bvk, Ki bvk,
cvcvZ¥v `yM© †f‡½ Ki bvk, Ki bvk|
kw³ I ivR¨ Zvi Ki †n Pzigvi, cvcvZ¥v `yM© †f‡½ Ki bvk|
†M․ie ¯‘wZ cÖfy hxïi, m¤§vb kw³ cÖfy hxïi,
†M․ie ¯‘wZ, m¤§vb kw³, wPiZ‡i cÖfy hxïi|

356
No, Never alone

bv, KLbI bv, bv, KLbI bv,

cÖwZÁv K‡i‡Qb hxï Avgv‡K Qvwo‡eb bv;
bv, KLbI bv, bv, KLbI bv,
cÖwZÁv K‡iwQ Avwg hxï‡K Qvwoe bv|

357
Great Change Since My New Birth; En-151

cwieZ©b b~Zb R‡b¥i c‡i (3), Avgvi cwieZ©b n‡q‡Q|

1| Av‡M †h Mvb MvBZvg GLb MvB bv (3), Avgvi cwieZ©b n‡q‡Q|
2| †h m½ wQj GLb †m m½ bvB (3), Avgvi cwieZ©b n‡q‡Q|
3| hxï Avgvi cv‡ci Rb¨ (3), µz‡k giY fy‡M‡Qb|
4| hxïi Rb¨ Avwg mvÿ¨ w`e (3), Avgvi cwieZ©b n‡q‡Q|
5| hxï Lªxó kxNÖ Avm‡Qb (3), †Zvgiv cÖ¯‘Z nI m‡e|

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hxï Avgvi Avwg Zuvnvi, wZwb Avgvq wKwb‡jb|
Avwg Avgvi bB, Avwg Zuvnvi µxZ`vm (2)|
Zuvi Z‡i euvwPe, Zuvi Kvwnbx Mve, Zuvi ab¨ev` Kwie|

359
In The Name of Jesus

hxïi bv‡g‡Z, hxïi bv‡g‡Z †gviv weRqx nB (nv‡jøj~qv),

hxïi bv‡g‡Z, hxïi bv‡g‡Z kqZvb `~‡i cjvq|
cÖfy hxïi weRqx bv‡gi cÖwZ‡iva Ki‡Z cv‡i †K,
cÖfy hxïi weRqx bv‡g, †gviv weRqx nB|

360
i³ w`‡q hxï wK‡b‡Qb Avgvq (2)
`vex †bB Kv‡iv Avi (2), Avwg †h Zuvi| (6)
AÜKv‡i Pj&‡Z c_, fq n‡e bv Avi (2)
Avwg †h Zuvi| (6)

361
myL I kvwšÍ †Kgb K‡i cvB, hxï Avgvi †evSv wb‡q hvb|
wb‡Ri cv‡ci fviI wb‡Z cvwi wb, hxï wb‡jb fvi I w`‡jb myL-kvwšÍ,
GLb Zuvi cÖksmv Mvwne, hxï Avgvi †evSv wb‡q hvb|

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†n hxï Avgvi gy‡Q cv‡ci Avuavi, †Kv‡j Zz‡j bvI cvcx‡i|
1| cv‡c Avwg g„Z, m`vB cxwoZ, Rxe‡bi Avkv bvB Avgvi|
2| kqZvb‡K Rq Ki‡Z, †Zvgvi c‡_ Pj‡Z, bvB †Kvb mva¨ Avgvi|
3| ¯¿x-cyÎ cwievi, ab‡`․jZ An¼vi, wKQyB m‡½ hv‡e bv Avgvi|
4| c_ P‡j K¬všÍ AwZ cwikªvšÍ, †evSv †bevi †Kn bvB Avgvi|
−evmšÍx `vm

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†h e¨w³ civrc‡ii AšÍiv‡j _v‡K,
†m me©kw³gv‡bi Qvqv‡Z emwZ K‡i|
Avwg m`vcÖfyi welq ewje,
wZwb Avgvi Avkªq, Avgvi `yM,©
Avgvi Ck¦i Avwg Zuvnv‡Z wbf©i Kwie|

364
Mvb Ki m`vcÖfyi D‡Ï‡k¨ exYv mnKv‡i,
exYv mnKv‡i I Mv‡bi i‡e|
Z‚ix I †fixev`¨ mnKv‡i,
ivRv m`vcÖfyi m¤§y‡L RqaŸwb Ki|

365
nwiYx †hgb Rj‡mªv‡Zi AvKv“ÿv K‡i,
†Zgwb †n Ck¦i Avgvi cÖvY †Zvgvi AvKv“¶v Kwi‡Z‡Q|
Ck¦‡ii Rb¨, RxešÍ Ck¦‡iiB Rb¨ Avgvi cÖvY Z…òvZ©|
myi:W: †mjgb GBP. wWI

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†Kbbv cv‡ci †eZb g„Zz¨ (3), nvq cvcx AvRI Rvb bv!
wKš‘ Ck¦‡ii AbyMÖn `vb (3), cÖfy Lªx‡ó AbšÍ Rxeb|

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I Will Celebrate, Sing Unto the Lord

Avwg g‡bi Avb‡›`, cÖfyi D‡Ï‡k¨; GK bZzb Mvb MvBe| (2)

1| Avwg Zuvnvi cÖksmv Kie, KviY wZwb Avgvq fv‡jv‡e‡m‡Qb| (2)
2| Avwg Zuvnvi cÖksmv Kie, KviY wZwb Avgvq ¶gv K‡i‡Qb| (2)
3| Avwg Zuvnvi cªksmv Kie, KviY wZwb Avgvq kvwšÍ w`‡q‡Qb| (2)
4| Avwg Zuvnvi cÖksmv Kie, KviY wZwb Avgvq my¯’ K‡i‡Qb| (2)
5| Avwg Zuvnvi cÖksmv Kie, KviY wZwb Avgvq wb‡Z Avwm‡eb| (2)

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G gb cÖfyiB Mvb Mvq, my‡L-`y‡L Mvb Mvq| (2)
1| cÖksmv‡Z Abyf‡e, Avgvi ü`q bv‡P‡i|
a~qv: hxï, I hxï, Avb›`, wK Avb›`|
2| ¯^vaxb Rxeb, c~Y© Rxeb, hxï‡Z ïay cvIqv hvq|
3| ab¨ev` I K…ZÁZvq, me©¶Y cÖfy G †PZbvq|

369
King of Kings and Lord of Lords; En-175

ivRvi ivRv, cÖfyi cÖfy, †M․ie nv‡jøj~qv (2)|

hxï, kvwšÍivR †M․ie nv‡jøj~qv (2)

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AvBm, Avgiv cÖwYcvZ Kwi, cÖYZ nB;
1| Avgv‡`i wbg©vZv m`vcÖfyi mv¶v‡Z Rvby cvwZ,
†Kbbv wZwbB Avgv‡`i Ck¦i|
2| Avgiv Zuvnvi PivwYi cÖRv I Zuvnvi n‡¯Íi †gl,
†Kbbv wZwbB Avgv‡`i Ck¦i|

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†Zvgvi evK¨ Avgvi Pi‡Yi cÖ`xc,
Avgvi c‡_i Av‡jvK|
1| Avwg kc_ KwiqvwQ, w¯’i KwiqvwQ (2),
†Zvgvi ag©gq kvmbKjvc cvjb Kwie,
2| Avwg AwZkq `ytLvZ©, †n m`vcÖfy (2),
†Zvgvi evK¨vbymv‡i Avgv‡K mÄxweZ Ki|

372
Avwg AvwQ hxïi i‡³i bx‡P, (3)
†Kvb nvwb kqZvb cvi‡e bv Ki‡Z|
a~qv: ¶wZ bvB, ¶wZ bvB, ¶wZ bvB (3)|
1| Avwg hxï‡Z wek¦vm Kwi (3)|
2| Avwg hxï‡Z wbf©i Kwi (3)|
3| hxïi Rq, hxïi Rq, hxïi Rq (3)|
4| nv‡jøj~qv nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv (3)|

373
We Bring The Sacrifice Of Praise

AvBm Avgiv cÖksmv Kwi cÖfy hxïi gw›`‡i (2)

Ges Zuvnvi D‡Ï‡k¨ DrmM© Kwi ab¨ev`|
Ges Zuvnvi D‡Ï‡k DrmM© Kwi Avb›`|
- KvK© wWqvig¨vb
374
AvBm Avgiv Zuvnvi Avev‡m hvB,
Zuvnvi cv`cx‡V cÖwYcvZ Kwi|
†n m`vcÖfy, DV †Zvgvi wekªvg ¯’v‡b AvBm,
Zzwg I †Zvgvi kw³i wm›`yK AvBm|
†Zvgvi hvRKMY avwg©KZv-cwiwnZ nDK,
†Zvgvi mvayMY Avb›`Mvb KiæK|
nv‡jøj~Bqv †nvkvbœv, nv‡jøj~qv (4)|
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hxï Avwm‡eb, Avwm‡eb Avgvq wb‡Z Avwm‡eb|
1| nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv kxNÖ Avwm‡eb|
2| nv‡jøj~qv, nv‡jøj~qv m‡e cÖ¯Z ‘ nI|
3| nv‡jøjq~ v, nv‡jøj~qv EaŸ©w`‡K †P‡q iI|

376
Praise The Names of Jesus

hxï bv‡gi cÖksmv MvB (2), ce©‡Zi gZ, Avgvi Avkªq¯’j,

Avgvi gyw³`vZv wek¦vm Kwi Zuvq, hxï bv‡gi cÖksmv MvB|
- iq wnK&&m Rywbqi

377
Behold, What Manner of Love; En-150

†`L Avgv‡`i wcZv- †Kgb fv‡jv‡e‡m‡Qb,

†hb Avgiv nB Zuvnvi mšÍvb|

378
As the Deer Panteth for the Water

1| nwiYx †hgb R‡ji Rb¨ e¨vKzj, †Zgwb, cÖvY Avgvi †Zvgv‡K Pvq|
Zzwg Avgvi AšÍ‡ii evmbv, Avgvi cÖv‡Yi Avivabv|
a~qv: Zzwg Avgvi kw³ mvabv, Avgvi AvZ¥v ZvB K‡i †Zvgvi fRbv|
Zzwg Avgvi AšÍ‡ii evmbv, Avgvi cÖv‡Yi Avivabv|
2| ¯^Y© wK †i․‡c¨i †P‡qI Ag~j¨, Avgvi Z…wß`vZv Zzwg
Zzwg cÖK…Z Avb›` `vZv, Zzwg G †Pv‡Li gwb|
3| eÜz Zzwg, åvZvI Zzwg, hw`I Zzwg gnvb ivRv
fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq me‡P‡q †ewk, †Zvgvi †bB †Zv Zzjbv|

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I‘ve got a home in Gloryland

1| Ni Avgvi AwZ D¾¡j m~h© †hgb (3) bxj AvKvk c‡_|

a~qv:−†n cÖfy, †n cÖfy, Avgvq fyj bv (3) bxj AvKvk c‡_|
2| hxï‡Z fvB ÎvY cvIqv hvq hw` †c‡Z PvI (3) bxj AvKvk c‡_|
3| bvg Avgvi †jLv Av‡Q Rxeb cy¯„‡K (3) bxj AvKvk c‡_|

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1| wfbœ wfbœ A™¢yZ m„wó G f‡e, Zv‡`i g‡a¨ evB‡ej mevi Dc‡i|
Rvwb‡e m‡e, mevi Dc‡i, gvwb‡e m‡e, mevi Dc‡i,
Zv‡`i g‡a¨ evB‡ej mevi Dc‡i|
2| cyivZ‡b EbPwjøk, b~Z‡b mvZvk, `ywU fv‡M Ck mZ¨ †cÖ‡gi cÖKvk|
Rvwb‡e m‡e, mevi Dc‡i, gvwb‡e m‡e, mevi Dc‡i,
Zv‡`i g‡a¨ evB‡ej mevi Dc‡i|

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There‘s a Boat on the Journey

åg‡Y hv‡‛Q GKwU †b․Kv, hxï Av‡Qb m‡½ mvM‡i|

ZzwgI †h‡Z cvi, Avi AvwgI †h‡Z cvwi,
hxïi wkl¨ mevB †h‡Z cv‡i (2), †nB-I gvi Uvb †nB-I (2)

382
It‘s Bubbling, It‘s Bubbling

Djøv‡m, Djøv‡m, †gvi ü`q Djøv‡m,

Avwg MvBe, Avwg bvPe, hxï Avgvq euvPvB‡Qb|
†Kn eySzK bv eySzK Avwg Pzc iB †Kg‡b,
Djøvm, Djøvm, Djøvm, Djøvm, Djøvm w`b I ivZ|

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G wK Avb›`, AvR cÖfy Zzwg w`‡j,
†m Avb›` Avwg †Kg‡b fywj| (2)
1| `ytL wQj, e¨_v wQj, wQj wQj eÜz AviI wQj,
†Zvgvi cik G‡b w`j, kvwšÍ w`j cÖfy kvwšÍ w`j|
2| Avuavi iv‡Z, Zzwg wQ‡j, †kvK wgwQ‡j (eÜz) Zzwg G‡j,
Av‡jvq Av‡jvq f‡i w`‡j, Av‡jv w`‡j cÖfy Av‡jv w`‡j|
3| c‡_i †k‡l fv‡jv‡e‡m, Mv‡qi ayjv †S‡o wb‡j †Kv‡j,
nvwm AkÖæi gvjv †Mu‡_, covB‡j M‡j covB‡j|
―¯§x_ Avi. AwaKvix
384
†Zvgvi kÎÆ hw` ¶zwaZ nq, Zvnv‡K †fvRb KivI;
hw` †m wccvwmZ nq, Zvnv‡K cvb KivI|
1| †Kbbv Zvnv Kwi‡j Zzwg Zvnvi g¯„‡K
R¡jšÍ A½v‡ii ivwk Kwiqv ivwL‡e|
2| Zzwg g‡›`i Øviv civwRZ nBI bv,
wKš‘ Dˇgi Øviv g›`‡K civRq Ki|

385
†b․Kvq hxï Nywg‡q, So eq †b․Kv `ywj‡q,
hxïi K_vq So kvšÍ, wk‡l¨iv fq †c‡q åvšÍ|
wZwbB wK †mB ÎvZv, ï‡bwQ hvi eviZv,
Gm Avgiv mK‡j wg‡j, MÖnY Kwi †mB ÎvZv‡K|

386
Father We Love You

1| wcZt †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm, Kwie fRbv †Zvgvi|

†M․ie nDK Ze bvg G RM‡Z;
†M․ie nDK Ze bvg (3) G RM‡Z|
2| hxï †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm ... ... ... ... ...|
3| AvZ¥b †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm ... ... ... ... ...|

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Zuvnvi ¶Z mKj Øviv Avgvi Av‡ivM¨ nq,
Av‡ivM¨ nq, Av‡ivM¨ nq|
1| wZwb Avgv‡K fv‡jvev‡mb, fv‡jv‡e‡m Rxeb w`‡jb;
ZuvnviB i‡³ ïwP njvg, ZuvnviB KiæYvq Rxeb †cjvg|
2| hLb Avwg cvcx wQjvg, cv‡ci Avuav‡i e›`x wQjvg;
ZLbB wZwb Avgvi Z‡i, cÖvY w`‡jb µz‡ki c‡i|

388
AíKvj, AíKvj, AíKvj evKx Av‡Q,
whwb Avwm‡Z‡Qb, wZwb Avwm‡eb, wej¤^ Kwi‡eb bv|
wKš‘ Avgvi avwg©K e¨w³ wek¦vm †nZzB euvwP‡e|

389
1| Avw`, hvÎv, †jexq, MYbv, wØZxq weeiY, wh‡nvk~q,
wePviKË©„MY, iƒ‡Zi weeiY, kg~‡qj, kg~‡qj, ivRvewj,
ivRvewj, eskvewj, eskvÕ, Blªv, bwnwgq,
B‡ói, B‡qve, MxZmswnZv, wn‡Zvc‡`k, Dc‡`kK,
cigMxZ, whkvBq, whiwgq, wejvc, whwn‡®‥j, `vwb‡qj,
†nv‡kq, †hv‡qj, Av‡gvl, Iew`Õ, †hvbv, gxLv, bn~g,
neK&KzK, mdwbÕ, nMq, mLwiÕ, gvjvwL|
2| gw_, gvK©, j~K, †hvnb, †cÖwiZ, †ivgxq, Kwiš’xq,
Kwiš’xÕ, MvjvZxÕ, BwdlxÕ, wdwjcxÕ, KjmxÕ, w_ljÕ, w_ljbxÕ,
Zxgw_Õ, Zxgw_Õ, ZxZ, wdjxgb, Beªxq, hv‡Kve,
wcZi, wcZi, †hvnb, †hvnb, †hvnb, whn~`v, cÖKvwkZÕ|

390
KviY Ck¦i RMr‡K Ggb, Ggb †cÖg Kwi‡jb,
†h Avcbvi GKRvZ cy·K `vb Kwi‡jb|
†hb, †h †Kn Zuvnv‡Z, Zuvnv‡Z wek¦vm K‡i,
†m webó bv nq wKš‘ AbšÍ, AbšÍ Rxeb cvq|

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391
†cÖg wPimwnòz, †cÖg mygayi| (2)
1| Cl©v, AvZ¥køvNv, Me© K‡i bv, AwkóvPiY ¯^v_© †Póv K‡i bv|
2| ivwMqv D‡V bv, AcKvi M‡b bv, Aavwg©KZvq Avb›` K‡i bv|
3| wKš‘ m‡Z¨i mwnZ Avb›` K‡i, mKjB enb K‡i wek¦vm K‡i|
4| †cÖg mKjB cÖZ¨vkv K‡i, •ah©c~e©K †cÖg me mn¨ K‡i|
5| †cÖg †Zv †kl nq bv, KLbI †kl nq bv|
¯^‡M©i †cÖg †kl nq bv, KLbI †kl nq bv|

392
†Zvgiv m`vcÖfyi cÖksmv Ki, †n Avgvi cÖvY m`vcÖfyi cÖksmv Ki|
Avwg hve¾xeb m`vcÖfyi cÖksmv Kwie; Avwg hZKvj euvwPqv _vwK,
Avgvi Ck¦‡ii cÖksmv Mvb Kwie|

393
†cÖgx wcZv Zzwg AšÍihvgx, †Zvgvi m¤§y‡L Avwm Avwg!
1| Zzwg cÖfy mej, Avwg `ye©j-2, me‡j †gvi ü‡` Gm bvwg-2|
2| cvcxi eÜz, K…cvwmÜz-2, `vI †gv‡i kvwšÍ cvc ¶wg-2|
3| Ki Ze AvZ¥vq c~Y© Avgvq-2, Ze ¸Y Mve w`b hvgx-2|
―†`excÖmv` ivq †P․ayix|

394
The Wiseman Built

1| eyw×gvb euvwaj cvlv‡Y Zvi Ni (3), e„wó bvwgj Sg& Sg&|

e„wó bvwgj, evb Avwmj (3), wKš‘ †mB Ni bwoj bv|
2| †evKvivg euvwaj evjyP‡i Ni (3), e„wó bvwgj Sg& Sg&|
e„wó bvwgj, evb Avwmj (3), wKš‘ †mB Ni iwnj bv|
3| hxï‡Z Avwg euvwae †gvi Ni (3), e„wó bvwg‡e Sg& Sg&|
e„wó bvwg‡e, Xj Avwm‡e (3), wKš‘ †m Ni fvw½‡e bv|
―P›`ªKzgvi miKvi
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myi: †Zvgiv cÖfz‡Z me©`v Avb›` Ki

whwb hyMch©v‡qi ivRv, A¶q A`„k¨,

GKgvÎ Ck¦i, hyMch©v‡qi hy‡M hy‡M,
ZuvnviB mgv`i I gwngv nDK| Av‡gb|

396
Have Thine Own Way

wm× †nvK B‛Qv, bv_ †ZvgviB, Zzwg‡Zv Kzgvi; Avwg gvwU,

MV Avgv‡K, †Zvgvi bKkvq, AvwQ A‡c¶vq bZ ü`q|

397
I will Wear a Crown; En-167, Ga-71

1| gyKzU cwie wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q,

gyKzU cwie wcZvi Avj‡q, †m_vq Avb›`|
2| e¯¿ cwie wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q,
e¯¿ cwie wcZvi Avj‡q, †m_vq Avb›`|
3| exYv evRve wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q, wcZvi Avj‡q,
exYv evRve wcZvi Avj‡q, †m_vq Avb›`|

398
evsjv, evsjv, †gv‡`i Rb¥f~wg evsjv‡`k|
†KvwU †KvwU mšÍvb cvqwb‡Kv cwiÎvY,
nvnvKvi K‡i AweiZ|
1| mybq‡b †K w`j †Mv AvuvwLRj, bq wK †m kqZvb, bq w`qvej,
cvcvb‡j Pvwiavi, K‡i‡Q †n QviLvi,
†K wbfv‡e G Av¸b, †K wb‡e eªZ|
2| †P‡q †`L GKevi e½gvZv, m¤§y‡L †Zvgvi †K µz‡k‡Z Muv_v,
†Zvgvi Z‡i KZ i³ S‡i, KZ i³ S‡i (2),
Ze Z‡i e‡n AweiZ|

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399
AebZ n‡q cÖfz cÖYgx †Zvgvq, cÖYgx †Zvgvq cÖfz, cÖYgx †Zvgvq|
1| Zzwg cÖfz hxï eo `qvgq, †Zvgv webv bvB †gvi †Kvb †h Dcvq|
2| †gv‡i `qv Ki AvwR G mgq, gg Rxeb ab¨ †nvK †Zvgvi †Quvqvq|
3| ü`q-exYvi Zv‡i evRyK m`vB, Rq hxï, Rq hxï, Rq hxï Rq|
400
When the Spirit of the Lord; En-135

1| Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq hLb Pvjvb, Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ Mvb MvB; (2)
Mvb MvB, Mvb MvB (2), Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ Mvb MvB|
2| Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq hLb Pvjvb, Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ bvwP; (2)
Avwg bvwP, Avwg bvwP (2), Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ bvwP|
3| Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq hLb Pvjvb, Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ ¯‘wZ MvB; (2)
¯‘wZ MvB, ¯‘wZ MvB (2), Avwg `vq~‡`i gZ ¯‘wZ MvB|
4| Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq hLb Pvjvb, Avwg wcZ‡ii gZ ewj; (2)
Avwg ewj, Avwg ewj (2), Avwg wcZ‡ii gZ ewj|
5| Ck¦‡ii AvZ¥v Avgvq hLb Pvjvb, Avwg †c․‡ji gZ Pwj; (2)
Avwg Pwj, Avwg Pwj (2), Avwg †c․‡ji gZ Pwj|

401
Avgiv cÖfzi Dc‡i wbf©i Kwi, cÖfz †gv‡`i fimv|
hZB Rxe‡b So AvmyK, wec` AvmyK, †K‡U hv‡e mnmv|
Avwg ce©ZM‡Yi w`‡K P¶z Zzwje, †Kv_v nB‡Z Avgvi mvnvh¨ Avwm‡e,
m`vcÖfz nB‡Z Avgvi mvnvh¨ AvB‡m, wZwb Avgv‡`i wbg©vYKZ©v|

402
Ga-50

`vq~` Mwjqvr‡K wdOv Øviv †g‡i‡Q| (2)

a~qv: Nywi‡q Nywi‡q †g‡i‡Q Av-nv, Nywi‡q Nywi‡q †g‡i‡Q|
1| GKwU bq, `yBwU bq, wZbwU bq, PviwU bq,
cuvPwU cv_i, SY©v †_‡K Zz‡j wb‡q, GKwU cv_i w`‡q †g‡i‡Q|
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Let the Beauty of Jesus

cÖfyi †m․›`h© cÖKvk Avgv‡Z, Ze Acvi `qv I cy‡Y¨‡Z,

Ze kw³`v‡b ïwa Aag R‡b, cÖfyi †m․›`h© cÖKvk Avgv‡Z|

404
I dzjevMvb Rvb hw`, Avgvi cÖfzi †`n
wbj †K †Kv_vq? wb‡q Zv‡i †i‡L‡Q †Kv_vq?
1| †hv‡ld bv‡g wkl¨ wQj g„Z †`n wbj,
Kvc‡o RovBqv Zuv‡i Ke‡i ivwLj, †i Ki‡e ivwLj|
2| myMÜx †Zj gvLe e‡j, evmbv †gvi wQj,
hxï‡K bv †`‡L Avgvi, Avkv wedj nj, †i Avkv wedj nj|

405
†cÖg Avb›` kvwšÍ `xN© mwnòzZv gvayh© g½jfve,
wek¦¯ÍZv g„`yZv Bw›`ªq `gb|
Bnv cweÎ, Bnv cweÎ AvZ¥vi dj|
†`L we‡ivax Bnvi †Kvb e¨e¯’v bvB Avi
fzwjI bv mKj, fzwjI bv G mKj|
―AZzjP›`ª ej (1976)

406
GLv‡b †_‡gvbv eÜz, GLv‡bB †_‡gvbv,
mvg‡b †h †h‡Z n‡e A‡bK `~‡i, †mwK Zzwg Rv‡bv bv|
1| Pjvi c‡_ Rvwb Avm‡e euvav, weNœ bv _v‡K hw` c‡_,
Pjvi MwZ cv‡e wKfv‡e? j‡ÿ¨i Awfgy‡L †`u․ov‡Z n‡e, (2)
mvg‡b †h cv‡e Zzwg weRq gyKzU| (2)
2| w`‡bi †k‡l ivwÎ Av‡m, Avauvi †K‡U nq mKvj,
GK_v mevB‡Zv Rv‡b, `yt‡Li c‡i Av‡m my‡Li mgq, (2)
Gfv‡e Rxeb aviv P‡j|
―cÖvwšÍK G‡l․ •e`¨

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407
A¨vW&‡fw›U÷ hye`j ai hxïi PiY, mg‡i‡Z nI †n Av¸qvb (2)
1| c„w_exUv AwZ fq¼i (2), KLb †K Qvo‡e hxïi PiY
ZvB, m‡e a‡i Ki cY| (2)
2| `jv `wj Qvo, wgZvPvix nI (2), fR hxïi PiY Kwiqv ¯§iY
`~Z·qi evZ©v| (2)
―wg‡mm& gwb `vk

408
hv hv kqZvb †Zv‡i PvB bv, hv hv cvw_©e evmbv,
†Zvi K_vq Avi fzwjbv, Kfz gyL †Zvi †`Lvm& bv| (2)
kqZvb G‡m Kv‡b KZ K_v ej‡e (3), Zv‡Z †gv‡`i wK, (2)
Avgiv njvg hxïi •mwbK `j, fq bvB, fq bvB GwM‡q Pj|

409
En-178
1| wbg©vY Kij †bvn GKwU RvnvR, RbMY e‡j GwK A™¢y` KvR|
a~qv: webvk Ki‡Z bv‡g e„wó (3) ïay gyw³ cvq AvUwU cÖvYx|
2| †Rvov †Rvov cï Xz‡K fq bvB Kv‡iv, wRivd, fjøyK Avi K¨v½viæ|
3| `~ZMY G‡m K‡i `iRv eÜ, †Kn wKš‘ wfZ‡i bvwn †Mj|
―DBwj Mgwj‡qj dwjqv

410
gyw³ w`j hxï bvg, kvwšÍ w`j hxï bvg| (2)
1| hxï Zzwg `qvi mvMi, hxï cÖfz gnvb, hxï cÖfz gnvb|
2| hvecv‡Î Rb¥ wb‡j, µz‡k Rxeb w`‡j, µz‡k Rxeb w`‡j|
3| µz‡k i³ †X‡j w`‡j, wKb‡j g~j¨ w`‡q, wKb‡j g~j¨ w`‡q|
4| cvc Zzwg ay‡q gy‡Q w`‡j, µz‡k ewj n‡j, µz‡k ewj n‡j|

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gv wK‡b w`‡jv evB‡ej, Mvb eB, evev wK‡b w`j †envjv|
Avwg N‡i‡Z e‡m evB‡ej cwo,
Avwg eÜzi Kv‡Q hvB hxïi Mvb MvB,
evn& †i evn& evn †i evn&, nvq †i gb Avgvi wK Avb›`|

412
†n cÖfz †`Lv `vI, Avgvi ü`‡q Gm|
1| Zzwg cÖfz Rxeb `vZv, Avgvi cÖwZ `qv Ki|
2| Zzwg cÖfz gyw³ `vZv, Avgvi cÖwZ `qv Ki|
3| Zzwg cÖfz kvwšÍ `vZv, Avgvi cÖwZ `qv Ki|

413
Praise God from Whom All Blessings; CH- 683, En-145

cÖksm `qvj Ck¦‡i, cÖksm f‡e me Zuv‡i;

cÖksm w`e¨M‡Y Zvq, cÖksm wcZv, cyÎvZ¥vq|
―_gvm †Kb&&

414
†gviv hxïi i‡³ ïwP njvg, †gv‡`i fq Avi bvB,
†gviv cÖfyi gnv `qv †cjvg, †gv‡`i fq Avi bvB|
a~qv: ab¨ †gviv ab¨, cÖfyi †cÖ‡g ab¨ (2),
†gv‡`i fq Avi bvB (2)
1| Zuvnvi PiY †mwee, mymgvPvi Kwne,
Lªxó Rxeb hvwce, †gv‡`i fq Avi bvB|
2| mviv RMr gv‡S, †gviv mKj Kv‡R,
Lªxó bvg cÖPvwie, †gv‡`i fq Avi bvB|
―wW. wc. ivq †P․ayix

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415
Zzdv‡bi bvwn fq Pj hvB Pj hvB, Avwm‡jI kZ eb¨v|
1| hZ`~i †`Lv hvq wSwKwgwK A‡jvKvq, my›`i bxwjgvq,
†Zvgvi iwPZ ïå AvKv‡k Dwo‡Q cZvKv|
2| Avwm‡e wK ivwÎ I‡Mv hvÎx, (2)
AšÍi mwj‡j †Zvgvi Rxe‡b (2), Avwm‡e wK Nb ivwÎ| (2)
―†WwfW cÖdzjøKzgvi nvj`vi
416
With Jesus in the Family; En-69

1| hLb hxï _v‡Kb evwo‡Z, (myLx cwievi 3)

hLb hxï _v‡Kb evwo‡Z, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|
2| hLb hxï wcZvi ü`‡q, (myLx cwievi 3)
hLb hxï wcZvi ü`‡q, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|
3| hLb hxï gvZvi ü`‡q, (myLx cwievi 3)
hLb hxï gvZvi ü`‡q, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|
4| hLb hxï fvB‡qi ü`‡q, (myLx cwievi 3)
hLb hxï fvB‡qi ü`‡q, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|
5| hLb hxï †ev‡bi ü`‡q, (myLx cwievi 3)
hLb hxï †ev‡bi ü`‡q, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|
6| hLb hxï wkïi ü`‡q, (myLx cwievi 3)
hLb hxï wkïi ü`‡q, myLx cwievi, myLx cwievi|

417
AvwbqvwQ wkïM‡Y, †Zvgvi m`‡b, Ki cÖfz Avwkl cÖ`vb;
†QvU †QvU wkïMY, †Zvgvi †mœ‡ni ab, hZ‡b ivL me©ÿY|
1| aivZ‡j wQ‡j h‡e, `‡j `‡j wkï m‡e, wgwjqv KwiZ AvMgb;
m‡mœ‡n †Kv‡j wb‡q, †Kvgj Ki wk‡i w`‡q, Kwi‡Z Avkxl cÖ`vb|
2| GK`v kv‡j‡g‡Z, wkïMY jBqv mv‡_, Avwmj RbbxMY;
Avkxl Avkv wb‡q, Ze †µv‡o wkï w`‡q, ¯^v_©K Kwij Rxeb|
3| †mBiƒc wkïM‡Y, G‡bwQ Ze m`‡b, Ze n¯Í Ki cÖmviY;
GB †QvU wkïMY, K‡i Ze ¸YMvb, A‡šÍ †hb cvq c‡` ¯’vb|
―kxZjP›`ª gay
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Be Careful Little Hands What you Do; En-131

1| mveavb †QvU nvZ hv Ki, mveavb †QvU nvZ hv Ki|

a~qv: ¯^‡M©i ÎvZv GK Av‡Qb, KZ †h fv‡jvev‡mb,
mveavb †QvU nvZ hv Ki|
2| mveavb †QvU cv †h_vq hvI| (2)
3| mveavb †QvU †PvL hv †`L| (2)
4| mveavb †QvU Kvb hv ïb| (2)
5| mveavb †QvU gyL hv ej| (2)
6| mveavb †QvU gb hv fve| (2)

419
1| me wkïMY wg‡j, AvwmqvwQ KzZ‚n‡j, Ki cÖfy `qv weZiY;
Avgiv `ye©j AwZ, wb‡e©va †Kvgj gwZ, Gm bv_ †gv‡`i m`b|
2| ¯^M© myL cwinwi, wkïM‡Y †cÖg Kwi, wkï †`n Kwi‡j aviY;
ZvB †gviv ¶z`ª gwZ, Kwi‡Z †Zvgv‡i ¯‘wZ, mg‡eZ n‡qwQ GLb|
3| gvZvwcZv ¸iæR‡b, ZzwlqvQ mhZ‡b, ekxf~Z _vwK Aby¶Y;
Kwi Zv‡`i AvÁv cvjb, †`LvB‡j wb`ikb, Kwi †hb c`vbymiY|
4| cÖwZw`b †hb †gviv, iwn Ze †cÖ‡g fiv, Ze †cÖg Kwiqv ¯§iY;
†cÖ‡g †hb K_v ewj, †cÖ‡g Kwi †KvjvKzwj, Ki hxï †cÖg ewilY|
―`~M©KvšÍ PµeË©x
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1| †gvi cÖfyi †cÖ‡g myLx nB, †hgb grm mwj‡j;
Zuvi †Kvgj wk¶vi gay jB, †hgb f…½ Kg‡j|
a~qv: Avwg hxï‡K fv‡jvevwme, cÖfyi m‡½ m`v _vwKe,
Avwg hxï‡K fv‡jvevwme, Zuvi wek¦¯„ wkl¨ nBe|
2| †gvi cÖfyi ev‡K¨ Pj‡Z nq, †hgb ev`vg evqy‡Z;
Kâv webv Øvi wKQy bq, Zix wd‡i nv‡j‡Z|
3| †gvi cÖfyi kvwšÍ wbigj, gg g‡b ewn‡j;
†m †Kgb †kvfv b`xi Rj, †hgb †Rvrmœv wn‡jøv‡j|
4| PvB hxïi µz‡ki fvMx nB, Zuvi †cÖ‡g awi cÖvY;
wbR nv‡Z †cÖ‡Ki wPý jB, fvwe c‡ii cwiÎvY|
―Abyev`: DBwjqvg †Kwi
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1| †QvU †QvU Rxeb Mvwo, gvby‡li •Zwi Mvwo bq,
my›`i my›`i Rxeb Mvwo, Zvnvi wfZ‡i AvZ¥v iq|
2| BwÄb †Nvov Miæ bvB, `yB cv‡q P‡j hvq,
`~i, `~i `~i hvÎv K‡i, †Kgb my›`i Mvwo fvB|
3| `yB †÷k‡b Mvwo _v‡g, bvge bi‡K ev ¯^‡M©,
hw` ¯^‡M© †h‡Z PvB, evB‡ej Avgv‡`i c_ †`Lvq|
4| †Zvgvi wU‡KU `iKvi nq, hxïi bv‡g cvIqv hvq,
wU‡KU wKb‡Z bvB cvi, hxïB webv cqmvq †`b|
5| hxï WªvBfvi bv n‡j, Mvwo wec‡` c‡o hv‡e,
hLb g„Zz¨i NÈv ev‡R, ZLbB Rxeb Mvwo _v‡g|

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1| †QvU cvwL Av‡jv‡Z, Mv‡n Dwo evqy‡Z;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, †cÖg-Avb‡›` Kvj KvUvB|
2| †QvU cvwL, ivw·Z, evmvq Nygvq kvwšÍ‡Z;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, Auvav‡iI Afq cvB|
3| †QvU cvwL wcći, cvjK cvB‡j Mvb K‡i;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, `yt‡L‡ZI kvwšÍ cvB|
4| †QvU cvwL fv‡e bv, Zey LvB‡Z cvq wK bv;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, ZuviB nv‡Z meB cvB|
5| †QvU cvwL duv‡`‡Z, Wv‡K iÿK euvPv‡Z;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, cv‡ci duv‡` iÿv cvB|
6| †QvU cvwL AbyÿY, Zz‡l hLb hxïi gb;
KZ AwaK, Avgv‡Z, ZuviB cvIbv, †cÖ‡g‡Z|
7| †QvU cvwL evmv cvq; hxï cvb bvB G aivq;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, ZuviB nv‡Z meB cvB|
8| †QvU cvwL Rv‡b †ek; †Kvb& c‡_ hvq `~i †`k;
Avwg hxïi cvwL ZvB, ¯^‡M©i w`‡K P‡j hvB|
―DBwjqvg †Kwi

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1| Avwg hxïi †QvU †gl; cÖwZw`b †gvi myL A‡kl,
wZwb i¶v K‡ib †ek, Zuvi †QvU †gl|
a~qv:− fv‡jvev‡mb Avgv‡i, ïwP K‡ib AšÍ‡i,
†Kv‡j iv‡Lb Av`‡i−Zuvi †QvU †gl|
2| cuvPbx myc_ †`Lvq, †cÖ‡gi evû †P․wK †`q,
Zuvi †QvU †gl, m`vb‡›` _vwK Zvq|
3| kqZvb wmsn ejevb, ivLvj w`‡jb wbR cÖvY,
Avgvq Ki‡Z cwiÎvY, Zuvi †QvU †gl|
4| c~‡e© wQjvg evwn‡i, GLb hxïi †Luvqv‡o,
kvwšÍ evwi cvb K‡i, Zuvi †QvU †gl|
5| hxïi cv‡j _vwKe, ivLvj fv‡jvevwme,
Zuvi cðvr Pwje, Zuvi †QvU †gl|
―DBwjqvg †Kwi

424

1| hxïi †cÖ‡g, hxïi †cÖ‡g, myL I kvwšÍ cvB;

cv‡k _v‡Kb, `„„wó iv‡Lb; Rvwb me©`vB|
a~qv: Ôfv‡jvev‡mb, hxï bv_ Avgvq,
g‡b g‡b cÖwZ¶‡Y, MvB‡j cÖvY Ryovq|
2| hxïi e‡j hxïi e‡j, ü`q i¶v cvq,
Zuv‡i hLb WvwK ZLb, `ytL `~‡i hvq|
3| hxïi `qv, hxïi `qv, Zvi Z mxgv bvB;
c‡o †M‡j a‡ib Zz‡j, cv‡ci ¶gv cvB|
4| hxïi B‛Qv, hxïi B‛Qv, cvjb Ki‡Z PvB;
wcÖq ÎvZv, †R¨ô åvZv, fv‡jvevwm ZvB|
5| hxïi †mev, hxïi †mev, fvj jv‡M fvB;
my‡hvM †c‡j, myLx n‡q, Kv‡h© Kvj KvUvB|
6| hxïi ü`q, hxïi ü`q, aviY Ki‡Z PvB;
cÖv_©bv‡Z, kv¯¿ cv‡V, iZ _vwK ZvB|
―DBwjqvg †Kwi

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(cÖfy) †iL gwZ †Zvgvi Pi‡Y|
1| AÁvb evjK/evwjKv gwZ, wKev Rvwb ¯„e ¯‘wZ,
bvwn Rvwb WvwKe †Kg‡b (2)|
2| kÎÆ Avw` †gvn gvqv AwbZ¨ Rxeb Kvqv,
G K_vwU _v‡K †hb g‡b (2)|
3| mK‡ji g~‡j Zzwg, †Zvgvi †cÖwiZ Avwg,
fvwe †hb kq‡b ¯^c‡b (2)|

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Jesus Loves the Little Ones Like Me

1| hxï †cÖg K‡ib †QvÆ GB Av-gv-†K, (2)

GB UzK †QvU‡K †i‡L nuvUz‡Z,
hxï †cÖg K‡ib †QvÆ GB Av-gv-†K|
2| hxï †cÖg K‡ib eo GB †Zv-gv-†K, (2)
eo †Zvgvi b¨vq, fv‡jvev‡mb Zvq,
hxï †cÖg K‡ib eo GB †Zv-gv-†K
3| hxïi K_v †jLv Av‡Q evB‡e‡j, (2)
eva¨ †hb iB, m`v m`q nB,
hxïi K_v †jLv ZvB †gvi evB‡e‡j|
4| hxïi K_v †jLv Av‡Q evB‡e‡j (2)
wkLe Bnv †ivR, n‡e †gvi mvnm,
hxïi K_v †jLv ZvB †gvi evB‡e‡j|

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cÖfz †Zvgvi gwngv, eY©bv Kiv bvwn hvq,
1| Av‡jv‡K Auvav‡i fzeb gvSv‡i, cvB Ze KZ cwiPq|
2| hw` w`evwbwk fwi cÖksmv Kwi (2), †kl Kfz n‡e bv‡Kv Avi|
–†`ex cÖmv` ivq †P․ayix

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Ck¦i gvbyl‡K fv‡jv‡e‡m, wbR cy·K cvwV‡qwQ‡jb,
Avgiv Zuv‡K µz‡k w`‡qwQ, Avgiv Zuv‡K µz‡k w`‡qwQ|
nvq nvq, wK †h fzj K‡iwQ, †gviv wb‡Ri cv‡c wb‡R g‡iwQ|
1| whwb GZ KiæYv K‡i cy‡Îi iƒc a‡i, bk¦i c„w_ex‡Z G‡jb,
whwb gvby‡li cvcivwk wb‡Ri ¯‥‡Ü j‡q, kvwšÍi evYx †kvbv‡jb
2| whwb †ivMx‡K my¯’ K‡i g„Z‡K Rxeb w`‡q, A‡Üi †PvL Ly‡j w`‡jb,
whwb cvcxi ÿgvi Z‡i wb‡Ri Rxeb w`‡q, gyw³i Øvi Ly‡j w`‡jb
3| whwb mKj e¨_v fz‡j Rxe‡bi Øvi Ly‡j, Av‡jvi mÜvb w`‡jb,
whwb cvcx‡K fvj‡e‡m cv‡ci ÿgv w`‡Z, i‡³i aviv env‡jb|
wZwb g„Zz¨‡K Rq K‡i‡Qb, wZwb Avgv‡K euvwP‡q‡Qb|

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Zzwg Avgvi eÜz hxï, Zzwg gg mv_x,
AÜKv‡i Zzwg †h †gvi c_ †`Lvb evwZ|
1| Zzwg Avgvi cvjK cÖfz, fz‡j Avgvq hvIbv Kfz,
†Pv‡L †Pv‡L iv‡Lv †gv‡i Zzwg w`em ivwZ, Zzwg gg mv_x|
2| Zzwg mv‡_ AvQ cÖfz, Kwi bv Avi fq,
AvmyK hZ KwVb evav n‡e Avgvi Rq|
3| I‡Mv cvcxi cwiÎvZv, Zzwg Avgvi gyw³`vZv
†Zvgvq †c‡q `yt‡Li gv‡S Avb‡›` ZvB gvwZ, Zzwg gg mv_x|

430
Lªx‡ói c‡ÿ Avgiv ZiæY `j, Avgiv ZiæY `j,
me `jv`wj fzwj Mwoqv Zz‡jwQ (2), bZzb Rxe‡bi ej|
1| ivwL Lªx‡ó‡i g‡bi gvSv‡i, †mwee hZ Abv_ `x‡b‡i,
Z…òvZz‡i †gviv cvb Kive, Lªx‡ói kvwšÍ Rj|
2| †gviv cÖPvwie µz‡ki evYx, kÎæ‡i wgÎ K‡i je ey‡K Uvwb,
AkvwšÍi gv‡S †mB evYx, Kwie cyY¨ aivZj|
Ñmgi •eivMx

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I have the joy, joy, joy; (En – 163)

1| hxïi Rq, Rq, Rq, Rq, AšÍ‡i‡Z nq, AšÍ‡i‡Z nq, AšÍ‡i‡Z nq,
hxïi Rq, Rq, Rq, Rq, AšÍ‡i‡Z nq; ab¨ Zuvnvi bvg|
2| Avgvi ü`q gv‡S Amxg kvwšÍ †c‡qwQ e‡U, †c‡qwQ e‡U, †c‡qwQ e‡U;
Avgvi ü`q gv‡S Amxg kvwšÍ †c‡qwQ e‡U, ab¨ Zuvnvi bvg|

432
The Greatest Thing

1| Avgvi Rxe‡bi me‡P‡q cÖavb KvR †Zvgvq Rvbv, (2)

Avwg †Zvgvq Av‡iv Rvb‡Z PvB| (2)
2| Avgvi Rxe‡bi me‡P‡q cÖavb KvR †Zvgvq fv‡jvevmv, (2)
Avwg †Zvgvq fvjevm‡Z PvB| (2)
3| Avgvi Rxe‡bi me‡P‡q cÖavb KvR †Zvgvi †mev Kiv, (2)
Avwg †Zvgvi †mev Ki‡Z PvB| (2)

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1| Avwg MvBe †Zvgvwi Mvb †Zvgvwi gw›`‡i, wPiw`b Avwg Mve Mvb, (2)
a~qv: nv‡jøj~Bqv, nv‡jøj~Bqv nv‡jøj~ nv‡jøj~|(2)
2| Avwg Zzje AvgviB nvZ †Zvgvwi gw›`‡i, Z…ß n‡e Avgvi cÖvY| (2)
3| Avwg bvPe ü`q Ly‡j †Zvgvwi gw›`‡i, Avbw›`Z n‡e cÖvY| (2)
4| Avwg cÖksmvq cÖv_©bvq Avme gw›`‡i, †Zvgv‡K †`e Avgvi cÖvY| (2)
цWwfW, KvšÍv, mywß, g„`yj; myi: †WwfW iq|

434
We are One in the Bond of Love

1| Avgiv GK cÖfzi †cÖ‡gi e܇b, Avgiv GK cÖfzi †cÖ‡gi e܇b,

Gm cÖfzi AvZ¥v‡Z, AvZ¥vq wgwj GKmv‡_;
Avgiv GK cÖfzi †cÖ‡gi e܇b|
2| Gm m‡e wg‡j Kwi cÖfzi Mvb, Gm ewj †h †cÖg w`‡q‡Qb wZwb,
Gm m‡e wgjvB nvZ, hv‡Z RMZ Rvb‡Z cvK;
Avgiv GK cÖfzi †cÖ‡gi e܇b|
ÑAwUm& w¯‥wjsm; Abyev`: g„`yj miKvi
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Shout to the Lord

Avgvi hxï, Avgvi ÎvZv, cÖfz †Zvgvi Zzj¨ bvB,

me©mgq GB g‡b Pvq, †Zvgvi Avðh© †cÖg a¨vb Kwi;
Avgvi mvšÍb¡ v, Avgvi AšÍivj, AvkÖq `yM© I kw³;
cª‡Z¨K wbtk¦vm, GB Avwg PvB; Kie †Zvgvi cÖksmv|
a~qv: RqaŸwb Ki me RMZevmx, kw³ I m¤§vb †M․ie ivRl©x;
ce©ZMY Kw¤úZ mgy‡`ª MR©b, †Zvgvi bv‡gi aŸwb‡Z,
Djøvm Kwi †Zvgvi n‡¯Íi Kv‡h©, h_vq hvBe †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwme;
Zzjbvnxb †ZvgviB cÖwZÁv Av-gv-†Z|
ÑWv‡j©b †RK ; Abyev`: wjwWqv gyÝx

436
Give Thanks With a Grateful Heart, En-136

ab¨ev` †`B K…ZÁ ü‡`, ab¨ev` †`B cweÎgq;

ab¨ev` †`B Zvi cyÎ hxï Lªx‡ói R‡b¨|
Avi GLb `ye©j ej, Avwg mej, `wi`ª ej, Avwg abx,
KviY cÖfz hv K‡i‡Qb †gvi R‡b¨|
ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`|
ÑRb ewe m¾b

437
Lord, I Lift Your Name

cÖfzi bvg E‡aŸ© DVvB, cÖfzi Mvb D‛P¯^‡i MvB|

Avbw›`Z Avgvi cÖvY, K‡iQ †h Avgvq ÎvY|
a~qv: Zzwg RM‡Z G‡m, c_ †`Lv‡j,
RMr †_‡K µz‡k‡Z, cÖvY †h w`‡j
µzk †_‡K Ke‡i, Kei †_‡K ¯^‡M©‡Z,
†Zvgvi bvg E‡aŸ© DVvB|

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Jesus, What a Wonder You are

1| hxï wK Amxg †cÖg †Zvgvi, KiæYvi Auvavi, mZ¨ I †cÖggq,

Zzwg DVvI, cÖfvZx Zvivi b¨vq, hxï Kx Amxg †cÖg †Zvgvi|
2| hxï Kx Amxg †cÖg †Zvgvi, Avgvi G Rxeb, †Zvgvi K‡i bvI
G †`n, cÖvY, AvZ¥v I Rxeb, hxï †Zvgvi K‡i bvI|
3| hxï, hv w`‡qQ Zzwg, ab¨ev` †`B ZvB, meB †Zvgvi,
Avwg †Zvgvi, wK‡bQ Zzwg, hxï Kx Amxg †cÖg †Zvgvi|
ÑAbyev`: wkg‡kvb nvj`vi

439
Change My Heart O God

MV Avgv‡K, †n cÖfz hxï, MV Avgv‡K, †Zvgvi gZ nB‡Z|

1| Zzwg †Zv Kz‡gvi, Avwg gvwU, MV Avgv‡K, Ki LuvwU|
2| Zzwg †Zv cÖfz, Avwg cvcx, ÿ‡gv Avgv‡K, G Rxeb muwc|
3| Zzwg ÿgvevb, Avwg Rvwb, Zzwg Avwm‡e, jB‡Z Avgv‡K|
ÑGwW Gw¯ú‡bvmv; Abyev`: wkg‡kvb nvj`vi

440
Jesus, We Enthrone You

hxï Zzwg cÖf,z G cÖv‡Yi cÖ_g †cÖg,

Rvwb bv, ewj wKfv‡e †h, Zzwg Avgvi ¸ßab|
Avi Zzwg Avgvi evmbv, Avi Zzwg Avgvi mvabv,
Avi Zzwg Avgvi AP©Yv, Gm hxï, †n †cÖg Avgvi|
Ñcj KvBj&&; Abyev`: cv. GWIqvW© Acy

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Blessed Be The Name of the Lord

ab¨ †nvK cÖfz hxïi bvg, mKj Avivabv cÖksmv Zuvnvi,

Gm m‡e wg‡j Zz‡j awi nvZ,
†M‡q ab¨ †nvK †m bvg, ab¨ †nvK †m bvg,
ab¨ †nvK cÖfz hxïi bvg|
ÑWb †gv‡qb; Abyev`: ewe miKvi

442
Silver and Gold

†mvbv ev iƒcv †gvi wKQz bvB, Zey hv Av‡Q Zv †Zvgvq †`B,

bvmiZxq hxï Lªx‡ói bv‡g, DwVqv Pwjqv hvI|
a~qv: DwVj, nuvwUj, cÖksmv Mvq, jç Avi S‡ç Zuvi gwngv nq,
bvmiZxq hxï Lªx‡ói bv‡g, DwVqv Pwjqv hvI|

443
Alive, Alive

RxešÍ, RxešÍ, RxešÍ wPiw`b,

Avgvi hxï RxešÍ, RxešÍ wPiw`b|
RxešÍ, RxešÍ, RxešÍ wPiw`b, Avgvi hxï RxešÍ|
MvI nv‡jøj~Bqv (2) Avgvi hxï RxešÍ wPiw`b|
MvI nv‡jøj~Bqv (2) Avgvi hxï RxešÍ|
ÑRb ewe m¾b

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Tune: What a Mighty God We Serve

Gm m‡e MvB cÖfzi Mvb, Pj †`LvB Kv‡R HK¨Zvb

`~‡Ziv me Mvb Mvq, ¯^M© I c„w_ex Mvq, Gm m‡e MvB cÖfzi Mvb|
―wnw®‥q IqvKvi; Abyev`: GWIqvW© Acy ev‣o

445
Tune:- Yesu Maseeh

1| hxï cÖfz, †Zvgvi Zzj¨ Avi †KD Av‡Q wK?

†Zvgvi PiY Qz‡q‡Q AvKvk, Avi gwngv Mvq aiYx|
a~qv: MvB Avwg †nvkvbœv, Zzwg ivRv‡`iI ivRv,
†Zvgvi gwngv n‡e m`vB, Zzwg cÖfz, Avgvwi mªóv|
2| †cÖgx wcZv Zzwg Avgvq KZ fvj‡e‡mQ,
Avgvq cvc †_‡K gy³ Ki‡Z, wbR cy·K ewj`vb K‡iQ|
― myRq `vm, ievU© miKvi

446
Tune - When The Spirit of The Lord

1| cÖfyi cweÎ AvZ¥v Avgv‡Z Avm‡j cÖfyi cÖksmv Kwi,

cÖksmv Kwi, cÖksmv Kwi, cÖfyi cÖksmv Kwi;
cÖksmv Kwi, cÖksmv Kwi, cÖfyi cÖksmv Kwi|
2| cÖfyi cweÎ AvZ¥v Avgv‡Z Avm‡j D‛P¯^‡i cÖksmv Kwi|
D‛P¯^‡i, D‛P¯^‡i, cÖfyi cÖksmv Kwi| (2)
3| cÖfyi cweÎ AvZ¥v Avgv‡Z Avm‡j, nvZZvwj w`‡q cÖksmv Kwi,
nvZZvwj w`‡q, nvZZvwj w`‡q, cÖfyi cÖksmv Kwi| (2)
4| cÖfyi cweÎ AvZ¥v Avgv‡Z Avm‡j †ivM †_‡K gyw³ cve,
gyw³ cve, gyw³ cve, †ivM †_‡K gyw³ cve| (2)

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Father God, I Wonder

cÖfy‡Mv wK `qv †Zvgvi, cvVv‡j wcÖq hxï‡K,

G RM‡Z †Zvgvi wK †h Amxg †cÖg,
ZvB‡Zv Avwg muwcby me `ytL e¨_v †f‡e †h,
Zzwg Avgvi GKgvÎ ej, cÖfy Zzwg m‡½ AvQ|
a~qv: Avwg MvB †Zvgvi Mvb, Avwg MvB †Zvgvi Mvb
Avwg MvB †Zvgvi Mvb Mve wPiKvj|
―Avqvb ¯§v‡j; Abyev`: GWIqvW© Acy ev‣o

448
Great In Power

cÖksmv MvI m‡e E‡aŸ© mevB,

cÖksmv MvI ¯^‡M©i `~ZMY mevB, wek¦ Ki cÖksmv|
AvKv‡ki b¶Î m~h© Zviv,
c„w_exi E‡aŸ© i‡q‡Q hviv, Ki cÖfyi cÖksmv|
a~qv: gnvkw³ gnv‡M․ie gnv`qv ¯^‡M©i ivRv,
hy×m¾vq gnvwe¯§q gnvb wm‡qvb, wZwb we‡k¦i ivRv|
―Abyev`: †WwfW iq

449
1| cvnvo m‡i hv‡e, So †_‡g hv‡e, g„Z Rxeb cv‡e,
`ytL P‡j hv‡e, nZvkv `~‡i i‡e, †e`bv †_‡g hv‡e|
a~qv: hw` fv‡jvevwm wcÖq hxï‡K, hw` fv‡jvevwm wcÖq hxï‡K,
2| cv_‡iI SiYv bv‡g, giæ‡Z Z…òv †g‡U, wec‡` Avkv Rv‡M,
Rxe‡b myL Av‡m, Avb‡›` gb nv‡m, bZzb Rxeb †c‡q|
―K_v I myi: K‡jøvj †P․ayix

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MERCY IS FALLING

Avb‡›` mviv w`b _vwK Avwg, †ZvgviB †cÖ‡giB cøve‡b,

Avgvi G Rxe‡b †ZvgviB †M․ie †nvK|
a~qv: †nBI MvB cÖksmv Mvb, †nBI MvB mvivw`b,
†nBI Mve mvivRxeb|
–†WwfW iæBm

451
My life is in You, Lord

†gvi Rxeb cÖfy Zzwg, †gvi kw³ cÖfy Zzwg,

†gvi Avkv cÖfy Zzwg, ZzwgB Zzwg| (2)
Avwg MvBe †mB Mvb Rxe‡b, Avwg MvBe mg¯Í kw³‡Z,
mg¯Í Rxeb, mg¯Í kw³, mg¯Í Avkv Zzwg|
–`vwb‡qj MvW©bvi;, Abyev`: cb~‡qj, gywbqv, wgëb

452
Come Now Is The Time

GB mgq GLb cÖksmvi, GB mgq GLb ü`q †`evi

GB †hfv‡e AvQ Avm cÖksmvq,
GB †hfv‡e AvQ Avm m¤§y‡L Zuvi, GB,
a~qv: GKw`b mevB †Zvgvq cÖfy ewj‡e,
GKw`b †h Rvby cvwZ‡e,
Zey hviv GLbB †Zvgvi n‡e
Zviv cv‡e ¸ßab|
―eªvqvb †Wv‡qK©‡mb; Abyev`: †WwfW iq

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In Moments Like These

GgbB mg‡q Avwg Mvb †M‡q hvB, cÖfyi Rb¨ fv‡jvevmvi Mvb MvB
GgbB mg‡q nvZ Dc‡i DVvB, cÖfyi Rb¨ nvZ Dc‡i DVvB|
a~qv: cÖfy fv‡jvevwm, fv‡jvevwm, fv‡jvevwm, cÖfy fv‡jvevwm|
–†WwfW MÖvnvg

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Jesus, I Love You

hxï fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq, cÖYvg Kwi †Zvgvq,

cÖksmv civµg, GKgvÎ †ZvgviB|
a~qv: nv‡jjyBqv, nv‡jjyBqv, nv‡jjyBqv, nv‡jjy|
―Abyev`: †Rivì wicb `vm

455
Lord I‘m Gonna Love You

1| fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq I cÖfy, fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq I cÖfy,

fv‡jvevwm †Zvgvq, Avgvi ü`q w`‡q|
2| †Zvgvi c‡_ Pwj I cÖfy , †Zvgvi c‡_ Pwj I cÖfy,
†Zvgvi c‡_ Pwj, Avgvi ü`q w`‡q|
3| Avivabv Kwi I cÖfy, Avivabv Kwi I cÖfy,
Avivabv Kwi, Avgvi ü`q w`‡q|
―Wb †gv‡qb; Abyev`: g„`yj miKvi

456
My Soul Follows Hard After Thee

G cÖvY AvR K‡i cÖfy †Zvgvi cÖksmv,

cÖwZwU mKv‡j Avwg LuywR †h †Zvgvq,
Avi †Zvgvi `qv‡Z Avwg Pwj w`bivZ;
†mœ‡ni Avkª‡q Avwg iB wbf©iZvqG
―Wb †gv‡qb; Abyev`: g„`yj miKvi
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Avwg †fvi‡ejv †`e cÖksmv, Avwg Mve Mvb, †Zvgvi ¸bMvb (2)
cÖwZw`b Zzwg †_‡Kv Avgvi m‡½‡Z, w`‡qwQ †h Avgvi Rxeb †Zvgv‡Z
†M․ie cÖksmv †ZvgviB, †M․ie cÖksmv †ZvgviB|(2)
―K_v I myi: †WwfW iq

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Shepherd Of My Soul

†gvi Rxe‡bi cvjK Zzwg AvgviB PvjK, †hLv‡b Zzwg PvjvI †m_v Pje,
Avgvi B‛Qv GB ïay †Zvgvi AvÁv‡ZB, †hLv‡b Zzwg PvjvI Pje|
meyR Z…Yf‚wg‡Z wKev wekªvg R‡ji av‡i, †gvi Rxe‡bi cvjK _v‡Kb mv‡_,
hw` cvnvo mg nq †Kvb Mfxi g„Zz¨fq, †gvi Rxe‡bi cvjK i‡eb cv‡k|
–gvwU©b †R. bvB÷ªg; Abyev`: g„`yj miKvi

459
Lord, I'm Here

cÖfy, GB †h AvwQ Avwg, Avgv‡K Zzwg cvVvI,

Avgvi †`n gb me †Zvgv‡K †`B, Zzwg MÖnY Ki|
cÖfy, GB †h AvwQ Avwg, Avgv‡K wb‡qvM Ki,
Avgvi Av‡Q hv me †Zvgv‡K †`B, Zzwg MÖnY Ki,
nv‡jøjyBqv, nv‡jøjyBqv, nv‡jøjyBqv, nv‡jøjyBqv|
―Abyev`: †Riì wicb `vm

460
1| hxï, Zzwg Avgvi Avwg †Zvgvi, c~Y© Ki AvZ¥vq,
a~qv: †Zvgvi AvZ¥vq Avgv‡K Awfwl³ Ki (3)
2| Zzwg Avw`‡Z wQ‡j A`¨ AvQ, _vK‡e wPiKvj| (2)
3| Zzwg Avm‡e cÖfy †gNi‡_ wb‡Z Avgvq| (2)

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†Zvgvi `qv, †Zvgvi `qv, †Zvgvi `qv Rxeb nB‡Z DËg,
Avgvi Iôvai †Zvgvi cÖksmv Kwi‡e,
GB iƒ‡c Avwg hve¾xeb, †Zvgvi ab¨ev` Kwie|
Avwg †Zvgvi bv‡g AÄwj DVvBe, Avgvi cÖvY Z…ß nB‡e,
†hgb †g` I g¾v‡Z nq|

462
cÖfy, †Zvgvi gwngv Avwg Mve wPiKvj,
AvR GB mKv‡j/mܨv‡Z w`‡Z PvB, Avgvi GB †`n gb cÖvY| (2)
cÖfy, †Zvgvi gwngv Avwg Mve wPiKvj,
nv‡jjyBqv! Avwg MvB †Zvgvi Mvb, †M․ie †nvK hxï bvg|
―K_v I myi: †WwfW iq

463
1| cÖfy, †Zvgvi Av‡jv w`‡q Avgvq R¡v‡jv, Avgvi Rxeb c~Y© Ki| (2)
a~qv: nv‡jjyqv, nv‡jjyqv, nv‡jjyqv Av‡gb|
2| cÖfy, ZzwgB Rxeb Avgvq Ki b~Zb, †Zvgvi AvZ¥vq c~Y© Ki| (2)
3| cÖfy, ZzwgB Avkv Avgvi fv‡jvevmv, †Zvgvi B‛Qv c~Y© Ki| (2)
―K_v I myi: †WwfW iq

464
Tune: My Peace
1| Avgvi myL Avwg †`B †Zvgv‡K, c„w_ex cv‡i bv †h w`‡Z|
G †mB myL AvZ¥vi myL †m †Zv wPišÍb|
†KD †ev‡S bv, †KD Rv‡b bv, Avgvi myL Avwg †`B †Zvgv‡K|
2| Avgvi †cÖg Avwg †`B †Zvgv‡K, c„w_ex cv‡i bv †h w`‡Z|
G †mB †cÖg AvZ¥vi †cÖg †m †Zv wPišÍb|
†KD †ev‡S bv, †KD Rv‡b bv, Avgvi †cÖg Avwg †`B †Zvgv‡K|
G †mB †cÖg AvZ¥vi †cÖg †m †Zv wPišÍb,
Avgvi †cÖg Avwg †`B †Zvgv‡K|
–wK_ ivDU‡jR; Abyev`: †WwfW iq

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Side by Side We Stand; En-193

1| cvkvcvwk Avgiv `uvovB, cÖfzi Av‡`‡ki cÖZxÿvq,

cwiÎvZv ivRwl©i Dcvmbvq|
RxweZ _vwK Zuvi `qvq, I Pwj Zuvi wek¦¯ÍZvq;
hxïB wb‡RB †gv‡`i †`L‡eb|
a~qv: †`Lv n‡e ¯^M©av‡g, †gviv nv‡Z nvZ †i‡L GKmv‡_;
†`Lv n‡e cwiÎvZvi cv‡k|
Avwg †`Le †Zvgvq ¯^M©av‡g I MvBe Mvb GKmv‡_;
ejwQ fvB‡evb‡`i, _vKe Avwg †mLv‡b|
(cÖfzi †M․ie †gviv _vKe †mLv‡b)
2| •mwbK Avgiv mevB, hve hxï Pvjvb †gv‡`i †h_vq,
wek¦vm Av‡Q, G hy× Kie Rq;
jÿ¨ †gv‡`i H ¯^M©avg, Avi iÿv Kie cÖwZwU cÖvY,
cÖv_©bv Kwi †hb _vwK mevB †mLv‡b|
―Abyev`: kg~‡qj ivbv AwaKvix

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†Zvgvi Av‡jvq Av‡jvwKZ †nvK, cÖfz evsjv‡`k, evsjv‡`k|
†Zvgvi fv‡jvevmvq c~Y© †nvK cÖfz evsjv‡`k, evsjv‡`k| (2)
a~qv: Avgv‡`i cÖv_©bv cÖwZwU gvby‡li Rb¨,
AÜ †_‡K Av‡jvq Rxeb †nvK Zv‡`i ab¨|
1| KZRb nvwi‡q hvq ARvbv c‡_, fz‡j hvq Rxe‡bi g~j¨ Zv‡`i|
Rxe‡bi †Luv‡R P‡j Rxeb hy×, mZ¨ fz‡j nq Zviv Am‡Z¨ `»|(2)
―†Rdvimb wjUz •e`¨

467
Rejoice in the Lord Always; En 189

†Zvgiv cÖfy‡Z me©`v Avb›` Ki; (2)

cybivq ewje Avb›` Ki| (2)
†Zvgiv cÖfy‡Z me©`v Avb›` Ki|
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Draw Me Close To You

cÖfy †Zvgvi Kv‡Q bvI, Kfz †Q‡o w`I bv,

†gvi Rxeb mu‡c †`B Avevi, ïay ïb‡Z PvB Zywg eÜy Avgvi
Zywg Avgvi evmbv, Ab¨ †KD †Zv bq,
†Zvgvi H Dò Avwj½b Abyfe Kwi me©¶Y|
cÖfy Zywg c_ †`LvI, †Zvgvi Kv‡Q wdwi‡q bvI,
ayqv: cÖfy †Zvgv‡KB PvB, cÖfy †Zvgv‡KB cÖ‡qvRb wQj Avgvi,
cÖfy †Zvgv‡KB PvB, ïay Rvb‡Z PvB Zywg Av‡iv Kv‡Q Avgvi|
–†Kwj Kv‡c©›Uvi; Abyev`: kg~‡qj ivbv AwaKvix

469
From the Rising of the Sun

m~‡h©v`q †_‡K m~h©v¯„ ch©š,Í cÖfyi bv‡gi Avwg cÖksmv MvB (2)
jv jv jv nv‡jøjyBqv, m`vcÖfyi mKj `vmMY, cÖfyi bv‡gi Mvb MvB,
GLb †_‡K AbšÍ ch©š,Í cÖfyi bv‡gi cÖksmv MvB|
–cj Gm. †Wwgs; Abyev`: †Rivì wicb `vm

470
Open the Eyes of My Heart; En-138

ü`q-AvuwL Ly‡j `vI bv_, ü`q-AvuwL Ly‡j `vI,

†`LvI †Zvgvi iƒc, †`LvI †Zvgvi iƒc,
†Zvgvi bvg gwngvwš^Z †nvK, D¾¡j †nvK †Zvgvi †M․ie †R¨vwZ|
Xv‡jv †Zvgvi kw³ I †cÖg, hLb MvB c~Y¨, c~Y¨, c~Y¨,
c~Y¨, c~Y¨, c~Y¨, (MvBe) c~Y¨, c~Y¨, c~Y¨,
(Zzwg) c~Y¨, c~Y¨, c~Y¨, †`LvI †Zvgvi iƒc|
–cj ev‡jv‡P; Abyev`: ievU© †bjmb miKvi

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Power of Your Love

1| cÖfy †Zvgvi Kv‡Q Avwm, †hb G AšÍi †a․Z nq,

†Zvgvi `qvi †¯ªv‡Z, hv †c‡qwQ Avwg †Zvgv‡Z|
I cÖfy †R‡b †MwQ, Avgvi kw³nxbZv,
wbt‡k‡l n‡e bvk, †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi kw³‡Z|
ayqv: ai Avgvq Av‡iv Kv‡Q, †Zvgvi †cÖ‡g Rwo‡q,
†Zvgvi Av‡iv Kv‡Q Av‡bv, Av‡bv †Zvgvi cv‡k|
A‡c¶vq †_‡K Avwg, Dwo †hb CMj n‡q,
Av‡Qv Zywg Avgvi mv‡_, †Zvgvi AvZ¥v Pvjvb Avgvq,
†Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi kw³‡Z|
2| cÖfy Ly‡j `vI †gvi AuvwL, †hb †Zvgvq, †`wL gy‡LvgywL,
†Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi Ávb, †hfv‡e Zywg AvQ Avgv‡Z|
cÖfy, beRxeb `vI, †Zvgvi B‡‛Q †nvK G Rxe‡b,
†hb †eu‡P _vwK, †Zvgvi †cÖ‡gi kw³‡Z|
–wR‡qvd eyjK; Abyev`: kg~‡qj ivbv AwaKvix

472
Heart of Worship

1| hLb Mvb †_‡g hvq, wbt¯^ nB Avwg, `vwo‡q GKvKx,

G gb Pvq w`‡Z, †Zvgvq DbœZ wKQy, n‡e Zywg myLx|
a~qv: Avgvi G Mv‡b †Zvgvi fi‡e bv †h gb,
ZvB AviI wKQy †`e †Zvgvq,
G g‡bi Mfx‡ii me hv hvq bv †`Lv, Zywg Rv‡bv ü`q Avgvi;
GBevi Avwg eySjvg Dcvmbvi gg©,
me †Zvgvq wb‡q, me †Zvgvq wb‡q hxï,
¶gv Ki cÖfy, Av‡M †Zv eywSwb,
me †Zvgvq wb‡q, me †Zvgvq wb‡q hxï|
2| we‡k¦i ivRv, †Zvgvi `vg †K Ki‡e eY©b, KZ wKQy cÖvc¨ †Zvgvi,
Avwg `ye©j-Kv½vj, †gvi meB †Zvgvi, cÖwZwU wbtk¦vm
–g¨vU †iWg¨vb; Abyev`: ievU© †bjmb miKvi

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Refiner‘s Fire

1| ï× Ki ü`q, myeY© mg, I †i․‡c¨i Z‚j¨,

ï× Ki ü`q myeY© mg, I wbg©j|
a~qv: `» Ki, ü`‡qi evmbv, PvB cweÎ nB‡Z,
†Zvgvi Aaxb K‡i bvI, PvB cweÎ nB‡Z,
†Zvgvi Aaxb K‡i bvI, I cÖfz, AvwQ †Zvgvi R‡b¨|
2| ï× Ki ü`q, cwi®‥vi Ki, Ki cweÎ,
ï× Ki ü`q, `~i Ki †gvi cvc, ü`‡qi...|
–eªvqvb †Wv‡qK©‡mb; Abyev`: wkg‡kvb nvj`vi

474
My Hope is Built on Nothing Less; En-41, AH-522, CH-581

1| Lªxó i³ I cyY¨ c‡i ms¯’vwcZ †gvi cªZ¨vkv,

bvB wek¦vm Ab¨ Kvnv‡i, Lªxó bv‡g †Kej fimv
a~qv: Lªxó& wMwi c‡i `Ðvqgvb, †Pvivevwj mg Ab¨¯’vb|
2| bv †nwi hLb Zuvi †cÖg gyL, Zuvi mZ¨Zvq Kwi wekªvg
nuv, Rvwb Bnv mywbðq, Zuvi mZ¨ AUj Aweivg|
3| Zuvi wbqg Aw½Kvi i³, cixÿvq K‡i cÖvY,
me eÜz hLb K‡i Z¨vM, GKgvÎ hxï Avkªq ¯’vb
4| nvq! hLb Zvnvi AvMgb, Zuvi f³ MY¨ †hb nB,
Zuvi i‡³ nBqv cyb¨evb, wmsnvmb m‡b wbZ¨ iB

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You Are My All In All; En-139

1| `ye©jZvq w`‡qQ kw³, Zywg †mB ¸ßab hv LyuRwQ, Zywg m‡e©me©v,

LyuwR †Zvgv‡K i‡Zœi gZ, nvj †Q‡o w`‡j ne gyL©, Zywg m‡e©me©v|
a~qv: hxï, Ck¦‡ii †gl, †hvM¨ †Zvgvi bvg| (2)

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2| wb‡j ‡gvi cvc, †gvi µyk, †gvi j¾v,

D‡V Kwi †Zvgvi bv‡gi gwngv, Zywg m‡e©me©v|
Avwg c‡o †M‡j Zy‡j DVvI,
Z…wlZ n‡j R‡j Ki c~Y©, Zywg m‡e©me©v|
―†Wwbm †Rwb©Mvb; Abyev`: CwkZv, †hvwkq, I ievU©

476
m`vcÖfzi e¨e¯’v wm×, cÖv‡Yi ¯^v¯’¨RbK;
m`vcÖfzi mvÿ¨ wek¦mbxq, Aíeyw×i Ávb`vqK|
1| m`vcÖfzi wewa mKj h_v_©, wP‡Ëi Avb›`ea©K;
m`vcÖfzi AvÁv wbg©j, Pÿzi `xwßRbK|
-MxZ 19:7, 8; myi: wg‡mm&& myBwU wiwQj

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I am Thinking Today; En-47, CH-626, Ga-52

1| Avwg fvewQ e‡m H †mB my›`i †`‡k,

†c․uQve h‡e m~h© A¯Í hvq;
hLb Avgvi ÎvZvi `qvq †cu․QvB †m_v,
_vK‡e wK Zviv Avgvi gyKz‡U?
a~qv: _vK‡e wK †Kvb Zviv Avgvi gyKz‡U
hLb mܨvq m~h© A¯Í hvq?
hLb DVe †R‡M wb`ªv †_‡K,
_vK‡e wK Zviv Avgvi gyKz‡U?
2| cÖfzi kw³ wb‡q Kwi KvR, cÖv_©bv,
Avgvq †`L‡Z `vI weRq †e‡k;
H D¾¡j Zviv n‡e †gvi D¾¡j w`‡b,
hLb Zuvi cÖksmvi †XD e‡n|
3| Avnv wK Avb›` hLb †`Le Zuv‡K,
mvay e¨w³ me e‡m Zuvi cvq;
¯^‡Y©i H kn‡i cig myL n‡e †gvi,
wbðq _vK‡e Zviv gyKz‡U|
-GwjRv B. wnDBU; Abyev`: wdwjc cv‡Ð, 2012
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1| Zywg Avgvw`M‡K mÄxweZ Ki,
Avgiv †Zvgvi bv‡g WvwKe| (2)
a~qv: †n m`vcÖfz evwnbxM‡Yi Ck¦i,
Avgvw`M‡K wdivI, (2)
Avgiv †Zvgvi bv‡g WvwKe|
2| †Zvgvi gyL D¾¡j Ki,
Zvnv‡Z Avgiv cwiÎvY cvBe| (2)
―MxZ 80:18,19

479
cÖfzi ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`, ab¨ev`,
cÖfzi ab¨ev` ab¨ev` Ki Avgvi cÖvY|
fzwjqv †hIbv Zuvi DcKvi
Ki Zuvi bv‡gi Rq RqKvi (2)
a~qv: Avwg †h aywj Zv iv‡Lb ¯§iY,
cÖfz †gv‡`i K…cvevb, AwZ gnvb|
1| ÿgv K‡ib wZwb Avgvi mKj cvc,
gy³ K‡ib Avgvi me †ivM I Zvc|
K‚c n‡Z gy³ K‡ib gg cÖvY,
KiæYvi gyKzU K‡ib Avgvq `vb|

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DcKv‡iiI †`bv Avwg, ïwae †Kg‡b nvq, cÖfz w`B AvwRB Avcbv
1| hvnv wKQz Avgvi cÖfz me †Zvgvi (2), Avwg wb‡R †ZvgviB `vm,
Avgv‡i Zzwg wKwbqv jB‡j (2), ïwa‡j F‡Yi I `vq, cÖfz w`B...|

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cÖfzi bv‡gi †M․ie n‡e, n‡e n‡e †M․ie n‡e|
1| hxïi gZb `qvj Ggb (2), Ggb eÜz †Kv_vI cv‡e?
cvwci Z‡i Zuvi cÖvY Kuv‡` (2), AvZ©wK¬‡ói eÜz †h,
Zv‡`i wZwb K‡ib ÿgv (2), wbR i‡³ Zv‡`i ay‡q
2| hxïi †cÖg Abycg Ggb, †cÖg Avi †Kv_v cve,
cvwci Z‡i Zuvi cÖvY Kuv‡`| (2)
AvZ©wK¬‡ói eÜz †h, Zv‡`i wZwb K‡ib ïwP, (2)
wbR i‡³ Zv‡`i ay‡q,
nv‡jøjyBqv, nv‡jøjyBqv, nv‡jøjyBqv Av‡gb|

482
1| ab¨ev` hxï, ab¨ev` hxï, ab¨ev` hxï Avgvi AšÍ‡i| (2)
2| †M․ie nv‡jøj~Bqv, †M․ie nv‡jøj~Bqv, †M․ie nv‡jøj~Bqv Avgvi AšÍ‡i| (2)
3| ¯‘wZ †nvK cÖfzi, ¯‘wZ †nvK cÖfzi, ¯‘wZ †nvK cÖfz Avgvi AšÍ‡i| (2)

483
fv‡jvevwm, MvB‡Z fv‡jvevwm, fv‡jvevwm bvP‡Z fv‡jvevwm,(2)
Lªx‡ói Rb¨ MvB‡Z fv‡jvevwm, Lªx‡ói Rb¨ bvP‡Z fv‡jvevwm|

484
I Will Enter His Gates

Avwg ab¨ev‡`i ü`q wb‡q cÖv½‡Y Avme, Avwg cÖksmvi aŸwb DVve,
Avwg MvBe GB w`b cÖfzi K…Z w`b, wZwb Djøv‡m †gvi ü`q f‡i‡Qb,
ü`q f‡i‡Qb, ü`q f‡i‡Qb, Djøv‡m †gvi ü`q f‡i‡Qb| (2)

485
Avivabv Kwi †Zvgvi, Kwi †Zvgvi Mvb; †n Ck¦i Zzwg me©kw³gvb
†µv‡a axi Zzwg `qv‡Z gnvb; K…cv Ki GB `x‡b‡i †`LvI †Zvgvi ÎvY

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wK †h Avb›`, Avb›`, cÖfy‡Z Avb›`, MvB nv‡jøj~qv; Av‡gb| (2)
b„Z¨‡hv‡M, Avb›` Drm‡e, cyj‡K bvwP cÖfy‡Z| (2)
―GWIqvW© Acy ev‣o

487
Alive, Alive

cÖfy hxï RxweZ Av‡Qb, wZwb wQ‡jb, AvRI Av‡Qb,

cÖfy hxï RxweZ Av‡Qb, RxweZ i‡eb me©`v|
MvI nv‡jøj~qv, MvI nv‡jøj~qv,
hxï Rq, hxï Rq, Rq hxï,
MvI nv‡jøj~qv, MvI nv‡jøj~qv, †gv‡`i hxï RxweZ me©`v|
―Abyev`: GWIqvW© Acy ev‣o

488
Create In Me A Clean Heart

Avgvq weï× AšÍi `vI cÖf,y †hb †Zvgvi †mev Ki‡Z cvwi!
Avgvq weï× AšÍi `vI cÖf,y †hb bZybxK…Z nB!
Ki c~Y©, Ki my¯,’ wdivI †Zvgvi mvwbœ‡a¨
Avgvq weï× AšÍi `vI cÖf,y †hb †Zvgvi †mev Ki‡Z cvwi!
―†gix ivBm ncwKb&&m; Abyev`: ievU© miKvi

489
I Will Sing Of The Mercies; En-166

Avwg MvBe cÖfzi `qvi Mvb wPiw`b, MvBe, MvBe;

Avwg MvBe cÖfzi `qvi Mvb wPiw`b, MvBe cÖfzi `qvi Mvb|
Avgvi K‡É cÖKvk Kwie, Zzwg wek¦¯Í, Zzwg wek¦¯Í;
Avgvi K‡É cÖKvk Kwie, Zzwg wek¦¯Í me© cÖR‡b¥|
―†R. GBP. wdj‡gvi; Abyev`: ievU© miKvi

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Hosanna!

1| †nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv EaŸ©‡jv‡K (2)

¯‘wZc~Y© ü`q, †Zvgvi gwngv Mvq;
Ck¦i, cÖfz, Dw‛PK…Z nI, †nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv, †nvkvbœv EaŸ©‡jv‡K|
2| †M․ie, †M․ie, †M․ie ivRvi ivRv‡K (2)
¯‘wZc~Y© ü`q, †Zvgvi gwngv Mvq;
Ck¦i, cÖfz, Dw‛PK…Z nI, †M․ie ivRvi ivRv‡K|
―Kvj© UvÆj; Abyev`: ievU© miKvi

491
Lord, You Are More Precious

cÖfz, Zzwg †i․c¨ nB‡Z Ag~j¨, cÖfz, Zzwg ¯^Y© nB‡ZI `vwg;
cÖfz, Zzwg nxiK n‡Z AwZ my›`i, Avwg wKQzB PvBbv †nvK Zzjbv †Zvgvi|
―wjb wWÕkv‡Rv; Abyev`: ewe m¾b

492
Pvi w`‡bi †QvU Rxeb, `yB w`b †K‡U †Mj,
evKx †h `yB w`b Ae‡njv K‡iv bv, hxïi Kv‡Q Gm-bv (2)
1| hxï †gv‡`i fv‡jv‡e‡m Rxeb w`‡jb,
cvcx wQjvg gyw³ †c‡q Rxeb †cjvg;
GLb †_‡K Avi cvc Kie bv,
hxïi K_vi Aeva¨ ne bv|
2| hxïi K_v Kie cÖPvi mK‡j wg‡j,
†hgb fv‡e Pvjvb wZwb Pje †mfv‡e
KL‡bv hve bv fz‡j wcÖq hxï‡K,
¯^‡M© hv‡e mevB wg‡j mevi mv‡_|

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All There Is Of Me

†gvi hv Av‡Q, cÖfz, †gvi hv Av‡Q, ÿY, gb, cÖwZw`b, †`B †Zvgv‡K;
†gvi hv Av‡Q, cÖfz, †gvi hv Av‡Q, Ze Z‡i DrmM©x, †gvi hv Av‡Q|

494
Jesus Loves Me, this I Know; En-171

1| hxï †cÖg K‡ib Rvwb, e‡j †gvi evB‡ejLvwb,

†QvUiv me Zvui Kej, `ye©j me, wZwbB mej|
a~qv: hxï †cÖg K‡ib (3), evB‡ej Avgvq e‡j|
2| fvjev‡mb hxï †gvi, hLb Avwg fv‡jv nB,
hLb Avwg fv‡jv bB, `ytwLZ nq Zvui AšÍi|
3| Avgvi Z‡i g‡i‡Qb, ¯^‡M©i `iRv Ly‡j‡Qb,
wZwb †gvi cvc `~i K‡ib, wkï‡K wfZ‡i Avb‡eb|
4| †cÖg K‡ib, _vK‡eb ZvB Avgvi cv‡k me©`vB,
hw` Zvu‡K †cÖg Kwi, jB‡eb ¯^M©c~ix|

495
Oh We are the Pathfinders Strong; En 182

In& Avgiv cv_dvBÛvi mej, Avgiv Ck¦‡ii †meK;

cÖwZ c‡` wek¦¯,Í ggZv, wbôv, I ï×Zvq
we‡k¦ ejvi GK eviZv, gyw³ Av‡Q GK m‡Z¨;
hxïivR, Avgvi iÿK, wd‡i Avm‡Qb †Zvgvi-Avgvi R‡b¨|
―†nbwi wU evN©; Abyev`: ievU© miKvi

496
We Are Adventurers; En-140
Avgiv A¨vW‡fÂvivi, evmvq, ¯‥z‡j, †Lj‡Z,
Avgiv A¨vW‡fÂvivi, wkLwQ w`‡b, w`‡b,
n‡Z mr, m`q, LuvwU, n‡Z hxïi Abymvix
Avgiv G¨vW&‡fÂvivi|
―Abyev`: ievU© miKvi
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497
We Shall Overcome; En-199

1| Avgiv Kie Rq (3), wbðq|

a~qv: Avnv, ey‡Ki Mfx‡i Av‡Q cÖZ¨q,
Avgiv Kie Rq wbðq|
2| Avgv‡`i †bB fq (3), AvR Avi|
3| Avgiv bB GKv (3), AvR Avi|
4| (Avgiv) kvwšÍ‡Z evm Kie (3), wbðq|

498
cv‡q cv‡q GwM‡q hve, nv‡Z nvZ wgjve (2)
wewj‡q †`e hxïi fv‡jvevmv (2)
Gm ewj, hxï Avcbv‡K fv‡jvev‡mb (2)
Avcbv‡K, Avcbv‡K, Avcbv‡K fv‡jvev‡mb (2)

499
Heavenly Sunshine; En-160

¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ, ¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ, AvwR c~wij wPË gg,

¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ, ¯^M©xq †R¨vwZ, nv‡jøj~qv hxï gg|

500
1| Avgvi gy‡Li evK¨, Avgvi ü`‡qi a¨vb,
†hb †Zvgvi wbKU MÖnY‡hvM¨ nq|
a~qv: †n cÖfy, eÜz hxï, †n cÖfy, eÜz hxï|
2| Avgvi n‡¯„i Kvh©¨, Avgvi c`wPý,
†hb †Zvgvi wbKU MÖnY‡hvM¨ nq|
3| Avgvi †Pv‡Li `„wó, Avgvi g‡bi wPšÍv,
†hb †Zvgvi wbKU MÖnY‡hvM¨ nq|
-WweøD Mvgvwj‡qj dwjqv

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501

cÖfzi cÖksmv, cÖfzi gwngv, cÖfzi †M․ie AvR †Zvgiv Ki,

cÖfz m„wóKZ©v, cÖfz gyw³`vZv, cÖfz ivRvi cÖksmv Ki|
cÖksmv cÖksmv cÖksmv `vI, D‛P ¯^‡i †Zvgiv bZzb MxZ MvI|
cÖksmv `vI, cÖksmv `vI, cÖksmv `vI cÖfz‡K|
Gm †b‡P †b‡P, Gm Zvwj w`‡q, Gm cÖksmv‡Z †g‡Z iB,
Gm ü`q w`‡q, Gm D‛P ¯^‡i, Gm m‡Z¨i AvZ¥vq Mvb MvB|
cÖksmv cÖksmv cÖksmv `vI, D‛P ¯^‡i †Zvgiv bZzb MxZ MvI|

502
†QvÆ †QvÆ †Q‡j‡g‡q Avgiv (2)
hxï Zzwg Avgv‡`i eÜz K‡i †bI (2)
`yóvwg Avi Kie bv, g›` c‡_ Pje bv, (2)
hxï Zzwg Avgv‡`i GB Avkxe©v` †`I (2)

503
En-179

Ck¦i gnvb, ejevb kw³gvb mewKQz Ki‡Z cv‡ib,

cvnvo Zuvnvi, b`x Zuvnvi,
AvKv‡k Zuviv Zuvnvi|
Ck¦i gnvb, ejevb kw³gvb mewKQz Ki‡Z cv‡ib|

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RvZxq m½xZ

Avgvi †mvbvi evsjv, Avwg †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm||

wPiw`b †Zvgvi AvKvk (2), †Zvgvi evZvm, Avgvi cÖv‡Y,
I gv, Avgvi cÖv‡Y evRvq euvwk|
I gv, dv¸‡b †Zvi Av‡gi e‡b NÖv‡Y cvMj K‡i,
gwi nvq, nvq †i-
I gv, ANÖv‡Y †Zvi fiv †¶‡Z Kx †`‡LwQ
Avwg Kx †`‡LwQ gayi nvwm||
Kx †kvfv, Kx Qvqv †Mv, Kx †mœn, Kx gvqv †Mv-
Kx AvuPj weQv‡qQ e‡Ui g~‡j, b`xi K~‡j K‚‡j|
gv, †Zvi gy‡Li evYx Avgvi Kv‡b jv‡M myavi g‡Zv
gwi nvq, nvq †i-
gv, †Zvi, e`b Lvwb gwjb n‡j,
I gv, Avwg bqb R‡j fvwm|
†mvbvi evsjv, Avwg †Zvgvq fv‡jvevwm!
―wek¦Kwe iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi

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Mv‡iv Mvb

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Mv‡iv Mv‡bi m~PxcÎ

Ab wMw¤§b RvswMÕ iv∙‡ev ......................................................................... 43

Ab&.†ev evB‡ej‡Lv †_s.wMàv Avw¯‥‡Lv, ........................................................60
AvwMj mvK Avddvwbb ........................................................................... 16
Av∙wMjmvK wM¤§vnv cvc Av›`vjvI............................................................. 25
AvsÕ Lvmviv hxï ................................................................................... 40
Avs wM‡Ëj Avs‡Lv w`‡jøsAv ..................................................................... 42
Avsbv wdjÕ G wis_vq‡ev‡b ..................................................................... 31
Avsgys evK evK mvj ...............................................................................1
Bb&†Pv `vKwMÖKbv †evwej& .........................................................................55
Bmj Avs‡Lv wi¤§vsGsAv ......................................................................... 13
Bmj wPs‡Kv R°vrwMàv........................................................................... 28
Dqv wPmjgys gvs‡Lv †_v‡Mb ..................................................................... 23
K¬v‡ev! mv‡MÖivs wisAv ivms ..................................................................... 19
L.ivPvK& wMw¤§b& Av.msI ..........................................................................61
Lv‡ev Lvg, Iqvj †i∙ev GsAv .................................................................. 17
Lèv‡ev dv‡š’ivs Lèv‡ev †gÎvivs ................................................................... 46
Lv`s RvwQg wPnmjhnnns Av‡` RvswM _vsdvbv ........ .....................................47
LvÕmvwMàv wi‡cs hxï AvbÕwPs................................................................... 11
Lªxó AvsÕ cvc‡Lv ivÕAvnv ........................................................................ 30
wM‡Ëj, Avs‡Lv Iqvrbv‡e‡b ..................................................................... 26
wM‡Ëj evK&mv †i.Ib, ............................................................................53
†MvIqvj bv‡e kveŸv_ †Lv, ......................................................................54
Pvb&wPqv AvsAv Dqv wb‡_vwMàv ..................................................................52
Pvr‡eqv AvbÕwPwQ.................................................................................. 39
wPsÕG AvbwQs dvAvwb ........................................................................... 35
wPsÕ ivRv, mvKwMÌvg AsAv ..................................................................... 22
PvmsIwb Pvmsbv †mIK wMwgb RvZivsbv...................................................... 49
PvLvr PvLvr hxïbv wPmjwb wmcvBivs ............................................................ 9
RK‡Mb hxïbÕ RvKdvsI ........................................................................ 33
Rv°vwiqv †isAvs‡Mb&gv............................................................................38
†RIev hxïgys Rv‡RªsAvwb wMÖ, ...................................................................56
†Rbmv‡jv AvsAv LvrbvcRK ................................................................... 12
_g∙_g∙Iqvi, is_vjÕ Iqvj .................................................................... 20
`vj evrwMàv ISv †mdvs......................................................................... 29
`vq~`‡` Mwjqvr‡Kv................................................................................ 50
wb‡ev, hxïwb wejRvK‡Lv ........................................................................ 18

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bv‡¤§ gvsmsG `s‡ev, Bmjbv .................................................................... 14
wbmvb‡Lv †`Õ †`v‡ev ................................................................................ 6
bvswb ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, wM‡Ëj .................................................................. 44
wd«sI wd«swb mv‡Ë, LvmvbÕ werwP mv‡Ë......................................................... 36
dvsbvb bvs‡Lv bvsAv ............................................................................. 45
evjMvIRK AvÕLvI‡qI dzj .................................................................... 15
gv∙gvwš’ dvw_wMàv‡Lv ............................................................................. 41
gvBis bvswigv gvBis LvrPviv, ................................................................. 58
wg°vswQ MvAvs‡ev Lªxóvb wmcvBivs ............................................................... 8
hxï Avs‡Lv w`jøvs‡ev ............................................................................. 10
hxïAvb& bv¤§v ivK&Lyqvj, .........................................................................57
hxïIbv evK evKvb †iÕev .......................................................................... 5
hxï‡Lv ivsms PvAvrbv .............................................................................. 2
hxï Lv∙mviv Avsbv! ................................................................................. 3
hxïbv Abœv d¬vK‡Lvb.............................................................................. 32
hxïb †ievb evK& evK& As‡Mb †Rbmv‡jv ...................................................... 48
wi‡às `sRv mb_j hxï wMËv.................................................................... 24
†iev‡ev †iev‡ev †e‡e ivwMàvivs ............................................................... 21
wi∙iv wi∙iv wPsÕ Av Dqv ms; ..................................................................... 34
ivms! ivms! ........................................................................................ 27
is_vjRKgv bv∙Av hxïbÕ Avb∙ wPwP ............................................................. 4
iv.†ev wegys‡Lv hxï, ..............................................................................59
mv AvsÕ cvc‡Lv mymªvs‡Mb? ..................................................................... 07
övs AvrPz Avw¤^b `sRv Dqvgvs Lªxwóqvb _ig.............................................. ...51
mvjwM wPsÕbK wisivs wisivs ..................................................................... 37
.
Av.wPK †Kvivm
A°v‡gsAv A°v‡gsAv, Avs‡Lv ...................................................................62
Avs Lv._sI ..........................................................................................68
Bqv mvj‡Lv ..........................................................................................70
Avs Qvw° Pb& wMàv ..................................................................................66
Bqv.wmgvsAvb& (Rv.wi‡Kv‡`) ......................................................................65
Mv‡`vGsAv hv‡Kve RvswL .........................................................................64
wMwmK& Mœvs gv‡›` ....................................................................................72
wb‡ev is_v‡j evB‡ej †Lv, ........................................................................63
gyKzU wóK& †Mb, ......................................................................................71
hxï wMËv As.bv öv ..................................................................................67
†h b‡°v hxï `sAv .................................................................................69

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Abide With Me; Bn-64, En-3

1. Avsgys ! evK& evK& mvj †i.GsAv, Av›`vj wmg&wmg&, `s‡ev, wM‡Ëj Avsgys
wMwàb QvKwMàvivs Avs‡Lv Iqv‡Ëv, QjwMªbv QvK&wMàv, Avsgys `s‡ev|
2. RvswMwb mvj evK& evK& ebœvs GsAv, myLivs isw`gv, ivmsivs Pbœv;
w`s_vs GsA d¬vK wM¤§vs GsAv, w`s_vs wMRvwMàv Avsgys `s‡ev|
3. bvs. `sAv‡Lv dvsbvb Avsbv bvsAv| bvs Lv.mvmvb iæivb wej‡Lv Av¤§v|
bvs.wMËv mvgys Avs‡Lv †QjQv°v? Rv‡RªsI Lv.mª‡Kv Avsgys `s‡ev|
4. wmqvb GsI bvs wPmj‡Lv wbbv; ‡_s.my`v‡c mvjwMwQ w`jwQbv;
mvjwMb †ms.evAv Av.Avb Iqvj wM¤§v AvsAv _vsI, wmI, wM‡Ëj Avsgys `s‡ev|
-B. wR. wdwjc&m

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Let us Crown Him

1. hxï‡Lv ivms PvAvrbv Bmjwb gv‡›`ivs;

hxïI gyKzr†Lv wôKvrbv ivmsev PvAvrbv
wis._vq_vqvwb:
gyKzr wôKbv (ivRv‡Lv) gyKzr wôKbv (ivRv‡Lv)
wdIKwMàv‡Lv ivRv `v°vrmªvsbv;
gyKzr wôKbv (ivRv‡Lv) gyKzr wôKbv (ivRv‡Lv)
d¬vKwb ivRv (R°vrwMàv) wôKvrbv
2. hxï‡Lv Avb.wPs Rv.wiKbv, D‡bvb Avb.‡msmªvs‡Mb
Lªxówb †mdvs `sLvgbv, Avb.wPs cvc bvsRv‡Mb|
3. Av.wMj mv†Kv `swMàvivs d¬vK RvZ, Ly.wmKivs
BbIqvrwQbv bvs.wb wejivs Av‡iv d¬vK mv.†MÖivs
-gaybv_ †K. †gvwgb

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Jesus Loves Me This I Know; En-171

1. hxï Lv.mviv Avsbv! evB‡ej Avsbv AvMvbv;

evs.G D.BdvRvIev, Dqvb Avsbv †GmKv
wis._vq_vqvwb:
hxï Lv.mv‡b hxky Lv.mv‡b, hxï Lv.mv‡b Avs evB‡ej AvMvbv
2. hxï Lv.mvq wmqvnv! mvjwMb& †`v.Mv Iqvnv;
Avs cvcivs‡Lv my.mªvs‡Mb, Av‡iv Avs‡Lv R°vr‡Mb|
3. hxï Avsgys `sdv‡Mb, dvsbvb Avs‡Lv †i.w`j‡Mb
†e †e iv.G wmI‡`, mvj&wMwP wig&‡Mb.I‡`|
-evwnivg †gvwgb&

4
Have You Been to Jesus

1. is_vj&RKgv bv.Av hxïb Avb.wPwP? Lªx‡óvwb Avb.wPI AvI‡q?

Lv.`sRKgv `v.I bv.Av Dqvbv, wb‡°gys cvc_vs‡Lv is_vjv?
wis._vq_vqvwb: bvgRK&gv Avb.wPI, bvswb B›`ywiqv dvwiivs?
.
bvswb ev.iv bv‡¤§b is_vjmªvsRK&gv? my mªvs G hxïwb Avb.wPI?
2. `sGs Avgv bv.Av hxïb †mdvsI, gvb.RK&gv is_vjv Avb.wPwP?
bv.Av DwPb Lv.w`‡g Gs Avgv‡`, gv‡bœgys is_vjv Avb&.wPwQ?
3. PvIqvwi †i.evIb ev.iv eK&‡Mbvg, hxïwb Avb.wQI my.mªvsGb?
_vwiqvgv mvjwMwQbv †i.bv‡`; Lªx‡óvwb Avb&.wPI, is_v‡j?
4. Mvjøvr_K&‡ev cvcwb bvgwMRvivs‡Lv, _vjmªvs‡ev AvI‡q cv‡cvwb
R‡°sAv bvs.bv wPwgK w`jmv I‡bœAvb, is_vj‡ev AvI‡q cv‡cvwb|
Ñwmjw`s mvsgv

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Come to the Savior

1. hxïIbv evK& evKvb †i.ev, kv¯¿ I R°vb Qj †Gm°vnv;

Avb.wQs wM‡m‡cv Dqv `sGsAv, Lv.mvG Bbv †i.ev|
wis._vq_vqvwb: Lv.†mªvK, Lv.†mªvK, MÖswMÖ‡K_K&‡Mb,
cv‡cvwb bvj&R°vr gvb&_K&‡Mb
bvs evK&mv, R°vrwMàv, Lg&.†Mb, b‡°v mywiwMRv|
2. we.mvivs, †i.evG Kèvw_g&dv‡e, mvKvwš’ev Lv.†mªv‡K_K&‡ev
Lywm As.G D‡Lvb iv._K&‡ev, Bg‡ev, evK&evK& †i.ev|
3. `v.Av‡jv wPs evK&mv `sAv wb‡ev, Db LvÌv‡Lv bvwQj ms_&‡ev;
Lv.mvwi-wi Ly.ivs‡Lv Kèv‡ev, †`‡`ivPv †i.ev|
Ñev½vjwmªis

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Lift the Royal Banner

1. wbmvb‡Lv †`.†`v‡ev, †P.G MxZ wis‡ev;

†i.†ev †Qj †eGsIev, †i.†ev wgK&LvswQ|
hxï‡Lv RvwiK&‡ev, DI Lv.`s‡ev;
Lv.`s‡ev, wmcvBivs bv.wmgvs †P‡Mb|
wis._vq_vqvwb:
†i.†ev †i.†ev, Lywm As.AvsAv,
wgK&LvswQ dvsbvb †evwej Qvg‡dsGsIev|
†i.†ev †i.†ev, LªxóAvb wb°v|
IqvivQvK&bvRK&, Avb.wPs dvsbvb †P‡Mb|
2. †i.†ev, bv¤§v wmcvB, ivgv _v‡jøsIb;
†i.†ev, Av›`v‡jvev, †Lb&QvKvwb wMÖ;
bvs.bv övs †i.wMàv _v‡jø DB‡mvRK;
Lªxówb Lv.mvbv †i.bv Lv`s‡ev|
3. †Mv`g `v‡° †i.†ev, wiwËs `v°vr†ev;
†i.†ev, dvsbvb †i.†ev
wiwËs‡Lv †d.wMRv MxZ wis.G †i.†ev,
hxï mywe`viv, Dwb wej `sAv|
ÑwR. wR. †µv‡Ri

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Nothing But the Blood of Jesus; Bn-272

1. mv Avs cvc‡Lv my.mªvs‡Mb&? wM‡Ëj hxïb& Avb&.wPb&|

Avs‡Lv mvIqv bv¤§vr†Mb? wM‡Ëj hxïb& Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
Avs‡Lv mvIqv bv¤§vr†Mb? wM‡Ëj hxïb& Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
wis._vq_vqvwb: I wPwis, MvgQvËv, my.mªvsG e°vËv,
wPwis wMwàb‡` wMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb& Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
2. is_vjvwb Qjvb wMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ,
cvc IqvËvwb wMwàbwMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
3. cvcbv AvbQvKvwb wMª, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ;
Avs bvgvwQ RK&bv wMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
4. Avs Lv.`sAv wMwàb wMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ,
Avswb wMwàb _ig wMÖ, wM‡Ëj hxïb Avb&.wPb& Av‡MÖ|
Ñgaybv_ wR. †gvwgb

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Onward Christian Soldiers; En-51, Bn-247

1. wg°vswQ Mv Avs‡ev Lªxwóqvb wmcvBivs, hxï‡Lv wgK&msG bv.wmgvsbv övs|

Lªxó Avb&.wPs wM‡Ëj †evwejivsIbv, wbkvb‡Lv †`.†`vG †i.Avs‡mvIqvnv|
wis._vq_vqvwb: wg°vswP Mv Avs‡ev, Lªxwóqvb wmcvBivs
hxï‡Lv wgK&msG bv.wmgvsbv övs|
2. hxïb wegysbv kqZvb LvËvsAv; Mv Avs‡ev wmcvBivs †Pqvwb‡qvbv|
biK gwRsRvsAv Bb‡Pªv_°vbv, Mvg.GMxZ wis._K&‡ev, D‡Lv wgr‡_jbv|
3. wmcvB L_K wMËv gÐjx †i.Av; is_vjwMàvivs‡Lv Avb.wPs Rv.wi°v
Avb.wPs gv.gvjwMRv As.Av Ly.Qjmvb&, Lv.`s AvI Lv.mvI wöqvI mvKmvmvb
4. gyKzU wmsnvmbivs wM¤§v_‡°ev, hxïwb gÐjx wLg& wLg& Qv‡`sAv
biK Avg&bv gvb&Rv D.wb Ly.wmKbv| Lªxó Ly.ivPv°vZv Dqvb PzmKv|
5. wg°vswP †i.dv‡ev, wPs K_K evK&mv; ‡P G MxZ wi.dv‡ev, gv‡›` RvZivsev|
ivms, †`.wgr†_jv ivRv Lªxóbv, gv‡›` gys mv‡MÖivs wRªs Rªr wis.wQbv|
ÑB. wm. ivÐ

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Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus; En-50, Bn-249

1. PvLvr PvLvr hxïbv wPmjwb wmcvBivs;

Db wbkvb‡Lv †`.†`vG; Mv.AvK&bv `vIbvs
†PAvIwb †PAvIbv AvgRvbv †evwej‡Lv,
Lªxó wM‡Ëj As.Rvbv, w`j‡Mb& L_K_vs‡Lv|
2. PvLvr PvLvr hxïbv, A°vgvbv evg‡ev,
D‡Lv ivms PvAv‡Z `vK&wMÖ°vwQ †i.†ev;
PvbmK&Rv †evwejivs‡Lv AvgQvK&‡mvbv wMËv;
bvs Av.†mj bvs Avwb Lªx bvevQs Lv.`sAv|
3. PvLvr PvLvr hxïbv, Dbwe‡jøv Qv‡`smªvs;
†e.Gb wb wej wejwMÖqv, Avb_vsI `vLv`s
Lªxówb wej‡Lv Mvb‡ev, Bm‡jv we.is‡ev,
†RIbv bvs.†Lv bvsAv D‡bv dvsbvb `s‡ev|
4. PvLvr PvLvr hxïbv `vKwMÖ°v w`K&w`K&mvb,
`v.I `vKwMÖKvwiqv, †Pqvwb evK& _vcAvb;
AvgmªvswMàv wRªs Rªrwb gyKzU‡Lv gvb&.G‡Mb,
Ivmswb ivRv evK&mv wRªsRr `sdv‡Mb|
ÑGd. WweøD. nvwW©s

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Jesus Savior Pilot me; CH-398; En-113; Bn-259

1. hxï Avs‡Lv w`jvs‡ev RvswMb mvMvj _v.iv‡Kv;

wP wbsI i.Asivs Mœvs D ivs‡Lv wPsAv wbK&Rv;
w`jøvs Avwb bvs.Imv hxï Avs‡Lv w`jøvs‡ev|
2. mvMvj&wb dK&‡d‡Kvev, bv.Av _g._gvrwMàv;
gv.wMàv we.mv_vs‡Lv, _g._gvËvwb wMËvb|
mvMvj&wb bK&wMàviv, hxï, Avs‡Lv w`jøvs‡ev|
3. hxï, Avs‡Lv w`jvs‡ev Bqv Av.wMjmv‡°v, †i.I;
eªvs AvrwMàv evs.†eqv, Rv.wM`rËvwbivsev;
kqZvb Avs‡Lv gvb&.bv¯‥v, AvsAv bvs.I Lv.`sAv|
4. †Rb&mv‡jv AvsAv wm‡Mb mvMvj Mvg&.Av‡Lv KèvAv,
AvsAv †Lb&bv bvsRvIqv, gvqbv bv.Av AvMvbv,
Ò`v.†Lb Lv.`s‡ev AvsI; AvsAv w`jøvs‡Mb bvs.†Lv?Ó
ÑGWIqvW© ncvi; Abyev`: WweøD. wWªs

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―What a Friend We Have in Jesus‖; En-38, Bn-134

1. Lv.mvwMàv wi‡às hxï Avb&.wPs cvc‡Lv iv.QvKv;

Avb&.wPs iv.bv gvb&.Av `yL&‡Lv we.AvwP BmjIbv
Avb&.wPswb Rv‡RªsAvivsAv, Avb&.wPs `yL gvb.MÖvgviv,
Avb&.wPs iv.AvsRvwb wMw¤§b,we.AvwP Bm‡jvbv|
2. `vK&gv‡Rvqv, iæivAvgv? `yL& ev‡bvev `sAvgv?
Avb&.wPs‡` Rv‡Rªsbv bvsRv, iv.Avs‡ev wM‡Ë‡jvbv|
Mœvsgv‡`, wi‡às B›`v‡K, `yL&ivs‡Lv iv.dvwMàv?
hxï bvs wejwMÖ‡LvDBqv, iv.Avs‡ev wM‡Ë‡jvbv|
3. Avb&.wPs wRªgv, †bs.Avgv‡`? Rv‡RªsAv Pvg&‡dsAvgv?
R°vrwMàvb& Avb&.wPs `vwbj, iv.Avs‡ev wM‡Ë‡jvbv|
gv.`ªvs wgrwP‡q Mvjøvgv? iv.Avs‡ev wM‡Ë‡jvbv|
Dqvb bvs‡Lv Mvs‡Mvc‡mv‡Mb, bv.Av D‡bvb& _g&_g&‡Mb|
Ñ_vsLvb

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“O Happy Day! That Fixed My Choice”; En-75; Bn-277

1. †Rbmv‡jv AvsAv LvrbvcRK&, Lv.mvwMàv hxïIbv,

I, gvqis wd‡jø bvg&wbK&RK&! wgr†_j& is‡Mb& D‡Lvb& dvsbvb&|
wis._vq_vqvwb:
bv‡¤^RK, bv‡¤^RK, cvc‡Lv my.mªvsG _vjøvrRK&!
wgK&ivK&wQbv wöqvivs‡Lv, bvg&wbK&‡eqv Dqvivs‡Lv,
bv‡¤^RK, bv‡¤^RK| cvc‡Lv my.mªvsG _vjøvrRK&|
2. bv¤§v LvgAvb, Pz.m°vnv, hxïwbmv bK&Lj& AvsAv;
Dqvb Avs‡Lv A°v gvnv, Lv.`s‡eRK& Dbv AvsAv|
3. Avswb wMwmK& RvgvswMàv, `v.Iqvr bv.Av bvg&wMàv‡Lv;
Dqvb& Lv.mvq R°vrwMàv; gvb.AvrwMàv mvjwMb myL&‡Lv|
4. AvsAv Ly.ivPvK&RK& †R‡Lv, Bmj& †mdvs _g&_g& `sbv;
`vivsbvev evrwMàv‡Lv, Lv.`sAvnv gvbQsgrbv|
Ñivg‡L

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He Leadeth Me; En-117; Bn-333

1. Bmj Avs‡Lv wi¤§vs Gs Av, IgvqLvq LvrQvAvwb As.Av!

†R †R `v°v, †RI `sAv, Avs‡Lv Dqvb wi¤§vs Gs Av|
wis._vq_vqvwb:
wi¤§vs Gs Av, wi¤§vs Gs Av, RvK&_vswQ Avs‡Lv wi¤§vsAv;
IjvwLQsgr†Mb AvsAv, gvqbv RvK&_vswQ wi¤§vsAv|
2. Avs `yL gvb.†eAvb mv‡jøvev, G‡`b& myLbK&wP †i.Iev;
wQ bv‡¤§vev, dK&‡d‡Kvev, Dqvb Avs‡Lv wi¤§vs Gs Av|
3. I wM‡Ëj, bvs Rv‡°v wig G, †i.Avs‡Mb AvsAv LvrQvG;
‡Rev AsPs wis.†Mb AvsAv, Avswb Bmj wi¤§vs Gs Av|
4. Av.wMjmv‡°v Lvg Pb.I‡` Dwb Lv.mvwP Av‡¤§v‡`,
wmqvwb wQbv †Lb&RvIqv, gvqbv Bmj Lv.`sAvZv|
цR. GBP. wMj‡gvi; Abyev`- wbjPv›`

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―Dare to Be a Daniel‖; En-2, Bn-248

1. bv‡¤§ gvsmsG `s‡ev Bmj&bv ev‡¤§

gv‡›`iv.†ev `vwb‡qj&wb evs.wMRv _K& LvK&‡Lr!
wis._vq_vqvwb:
`vwb‡qj `v‡° `s‡ev; mvK&mvb, †Rev As‡ev,
bv‡¤§ gvsmsG `s‡ev dvivKvrdv‡ev|
2. evs.Av e­vK&wMàvivs wM¤§vmªvs‡eqv;
Bmjbv QvK&‡MbwQ‡g `vwb‡qj Asdv‡Mb&wQg&|
3. †evwej MvIiv‡`wMàv †i.iæivwMàv
Av.I Mv.AvK&R‡jø ev¤§v `vwb‡qjwb _K& Rv.I|
4. bv¤§v LvÌv wbkvb‡Lv Pzqv‡Z †P‡ev;
Qvg&‡dsG kqZvb K_K& Bb‡Pªv `vwb‡qj _K&bv|
ÑwR wR †µv‡Ri

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“The Lily of the Valley”

1. evjMvIRK Av.LvI‡qI dzj, wP. wmw¤§j‡ewMàv

Avswb RvswM Lv.†mªvKv Db weevbv! ÒAv.LvI‡qI evjwMàv dzj,Ó
Avs‡Lv wgK&L¨vIqvËv, Avs cvc&wb gvivs‡Lv is_vjvrmªvsAv|
Lv._s‡Lv LvrPvAvËv, Rv‡Rªs Avivs e.bœv,
iæivAvb mv‡jvbv Dqvb Avs `vwbj; ÒAv.LvI‡qI evjwMàv dzj,Ó
wd«s d«vs bvev evËv; nvRvjivsbv ev‡Ë Avsbv bvgevËv|
2. Avswb cvcivs‡Lv wi‡à G, `yL&‡Lv iv.QvK&_K&RK&;
iæivAvb& mv‡jv Avswb bv‡à PvK&ivg bK&,
Ab&. gvb&RK& Dbvb& Avb&._vs‡Lv, Iqv‡Ë wg‡Ë_vs‡Lv,
Avb&._vs wej&wb wbs.I Avs‡Lv ivw°qv|Av.wMjmvK& Avs‡Lv Iqv‡Ëv
kqZvb iæivIev, mK&‡Mb& hxïb `sivg AvwiIbv;
ÒAv.LvI‡qI evjwMàv dzj,Ó ‡_s.Av wd«s d«vs wMËv,
nvRvjivsbv ev‡Ë Avsbv bvgevËv|
3. gvb&.gvb&RK& wi‡às hxï‡Lv, MvgQvrevr †eqv‡Lv,
Ab&gvb&‡Mb& _g&._‡gv dvw_qvwb‡Lv; wPRvswMb& wP Lv.wmb&‡eqv,
bv‡Mb& weev‡jvwb, Avs wRªsRªr RvswM AK&Lv‡Mb gvbœvwP|
wb‡°‡Mb Db wegvs‡Lv, wPdvK&‡Lv‡iivs‡Lv ev‡`qvsgv‡bœv
ÒAv.LvI‡qI evjwMàv dzj,Ó wd«s d«vsbvev evËv;
nvRvjivsbv ev‡Ë Avsbv bvgevËv|
ÑRbwms gvivK

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“This Is My Father’s World”; En-7

1. Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb, †b Avb&.wPs KèvisAv,

gvqbv Dwb `vK&wMw¤§b&ivs D‡Lv ivms PvAvZv
Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb&, PvbwPIb& LvrPvAvwb
mvjwM, mvMvj, ejivsIev, AvBqvI Bb&gvbvwb|
2. Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb, †`v.ivs LvrPvG wis.Av
dzjivs, mvjwb bvevwb Avd&dv‡Lv ‡GmKv|
Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb, wb‡_vq `v°vnv,
evjIqvIev, _g& _g& Iev D‡Lv AvMvbd«vKv|
3. Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb dvsbvev ¸qvjRvIqv,
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bvgwMRvivs evs.†eIev bK&wMàv BmjAvb

Av.wMjmvK Avd&dvwbb, `vKwMÖKv `sLyqv
wM‡Ëj hxï‡Lv iv.QvKbv mvjwM, Av.mvK bvsAv|
--G Gd †gwij

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Work, for the Night is Coming; En-29, Bn-217

1. Lv.†ev Lvg, Iqvj †i.evGsAv; wd«swb LšÍvivsI;

widvg&wP `sLyqv Lv.†ev Lvg Lv.†ev|
Lv.†ev mvj PzLv‡jvqv Lv.†ev mvj iv°vI;
Lv.†ev Lvg, Iqvj †i.evGsAv, ebœv Lvg †RI|
2. Lv.†ev Lvg, Iqvj †i.evGsAv, mvjRvrwQ As.IAv,
wegwQc †ev mvj wQs‡e GsAv gvb.bv †bs._vK&bv
wgwbU Avwš’b gvq‡Lvev wP¤§swQbv Rv‡¤§v,
Lv.†ev Lvg Iqvj †i.evGsAv d¬vK Lv.Rv †RI|
3. Lv.†ev Lvg Iqvj †i.evGsAv bvàv †R Av.I mvj;
Lv.†ev mvj Iqv.mvIAv gvqbv evqRv mvj;
mvj RvwMÖs `sLyGsIb, Lv.†ev IqviLyRvbv;
Lv.†ev Av›`vjbvwmIb †Rbmvj Lvg eb&.Av|
Ñmyax›`ª gvivK

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All Hail the Power of Jesus Name; En-59, Bn-44

1. wb‡ev, hxïwb wej&RvK‡Lv dv gys AvmsAv‡Lv

D‡Lvb& wgsG MxZ wis_K&‡ev, wgr†_‡j Dqv‡Lv | (2)
2 . d¬vKvb, ey‡`dvivsev, IjvwLQs D‡Lvb | (2)
mvKvbw_qvb MxZ‡Lv wisG (2); wgr†_jQs hxï‡Lvb| (2)
3. Pv.Qvr †mv.PvKvwb‡Lvev iv.G ‡mv.†ev Dbvb;
wmw¤§jv‡Lv gvb.G wM‡Ëj (2); bv¤§v we.Av DAvb (2)
4. †R `.eK we.mv wmqvnv DAv bv¤§v dvsbvb |
Db †övI bvgwMœ As.wQbv (2); bvg&‡ewQbv, DAvb (2)
5. d¬vK mswb, Rvrwb Ly.wmK Av.wMjmvK wMw¤§Kvb
DbÕ wejRvK, wMwmK LvÌv‡Lv (2);wgr†_jQs d¬vKvb| (2)
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Hark the Herald Angels Sing; En-10. Bn-73

1. Kèv‡ev! mv‡MÖivs wisAv ivms ivRv wMËvjbv

Av.mvK _g._gPs `v.I, Bmjgys bvswigvI !
nvq, RvZivs LvrPv_K&‡ev, mv‡MÖivsgys wis.dv‡ev|
ÔLªxó AvrwPRK `v.Av‡jv, •er†jng mswRbgvI|Õ
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
Kèv‡ev mv.†MÖivs wis.Av ivms ivRv wMËvjbv|
2. wRªsRªrwb wM‡Ëj Lªxó †`.Av wgsAv mvjwMI,
‡i.evRK wb‡ev D‡Lv AvrwPRK †g.wPK A‡°v,
wb°v gv‡›`b †e.G‡bv `vjevrwMàv Bmj&‡Lv
`swigbv gv‡›` evKmv bvgwbKRK hxï ivRv|
3. iv.QvK mvjwMb ivRv‡Lv; iv.QvK, _g._g dvgs‡Lv;
Dqv iv.ev †ms.Av, RvswM, gv‡›`b Avb.†ms wdjøvwb|
AvrwPqv Avbœvr†e _vs‡Lv, wM¤§vrbv wmqvb †ewi‡Lv;
Avs †``ªvs‡Lv _vsPvrbv, AvrwP_vBqv ‡Lv A.bœv|
ÑKv›`yiv †RKmb

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“Silent Night, Holy Night”; En-13, Bn-77

1. _g._g Iqvj; is_vj Iqvj, wb‡_vqv LvrPvAvb Iqvj,

gwiqg gys we.mvbv| Lv.mvwMàv †`‡`ivPv|
_g._g _ywmqvsLy! _g._g _ywmqvsLy!
2. _g._g Iqvj, is_vj Iqvj, Av›`vjwMÖ ‡_s.Avb Iqvj,
mv.†MÖivs wis.wP‡gsIb, ivK&Lyqvjivs †gl wbw_‡gsIb
Lªxó AvrwPqvnv, Lªxó AvrwPqvnv!
3. _g _g Iqvj, is_vj Iqvj, Avw¯‥qvb wPs.Avb Iqvj
.

DBwMàvivs †i.evAvnv| Ab&.bvivs‡Lv hxïIbv|

hxï AvrwPqvnv, hxï AvrwPqvnv|
4. _g _g Iqvj, is_vj Iqvj, Avw¯‥qv, †_s.LyLvj,
.

mv.†MÖivsgys wis.dvbv, nvwjøj~qv! Lªxó †i.evAv

wPswb R°vrwMàv, wPswb R°vrwMàv|
Ñ Gd WweøD nvwW©s

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O Come All Ye Faithful; En-12, Bn-71

1. †i.ev‡ev †i.ev‡ev †e‡eivwMàvivs, hxïbv Lywm AsG †i.ev_K‡ev;

Bmjwb †`dvwš’‡Lv wPsbv Ab.RK, nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv;
nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; hxï wM‡Ëj|
2. wis._K‡ev, wis._K‡ev, d¬vK RvZ&wb gv‡›`ivs, Bmjwb †``ªvs LvrPvG wgr†_j_K‡ev;
PzwMàv Bmj‡Lv ivms Pv.Avr†ev, nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv;
nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; hxï wM‡Ëj|
3. `v Avj hxïwb AvrwPqv‡Lv gvwbqv; hxï, bvs, wegys wRªsRªrbv `swQbv;
Bmjwb LvÌv gv‡›`wMËv †i.evAv| nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv;
nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; nvq, Avb.wPs‡` wgr†_jbv; hxï wM‡Ëj|
ÑG Gd †gwij

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We Three Kings of Orient Are; En-60, Bn-75

1. wPs ivRv, mvK&wMÌvg AsAv, eK&wmm&ivs wPs wP‡jø G ivev.Av;

Av.ev, Avweª, AvLvI‡q, Avwö‡qv RvwiKv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
I, Avwö, wb‡_v‡ewMàv, Avwö wPs.evr†ewMàv
mvwjivgwP wiwgwËsI, hxïIbv w`jøvs‡ev|
2. ‣er†j‡ngwb ivRvIbv, gyKzr w¯’Kbv †mvbv ivev.Av|
wPswb wM‡Ëj hxï Lªxó, wRªsRªr ivRv bv.Avb|
3. Kz›`yiæ‡Lv AvsAv iv.evAv, wmw¤§jwMàv PvPvr bvbv;
wPswb Bmj‡Lv wgr†_j&bv, Dbv ivms Abœv|
4. gyi AvsAv hxïbv iv.evAv, wmqvb mvjbv Bqvb AsAv;
`yL gvb.wMàv hxï wPsbv, wmQvKbv bvsAvnv|
5. ivms Mœvs‡ewMàv hxï, ivRv, Bmj, R°vrwMàv;
nvwjøj~qv, nvwjøj~qv, gv‡›` Bb‡PªvwQbv|
цgmvm© WvDb

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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross; En-61, Bn-102

1. DIqv wPmjgys gvq‡Lv †_v‡Mb, Lªxó hxï wmRK †RIb|

d¬vK Avs gvbœv ebwMàvmvb, d¬vK Avs ivms LvrPvAvwbmvb|
2. `sRv Avsbv ivms Pvbv, wmqvbv Av‡MÖ Db Avsbv;
wM¤§vswb d¬vK Avswb gvbœv, Ab.†Mb ewj Db Avb.wPbv|
3. wb‡ev Rv.Av, †övwb, RKweªbv `yL Lv.mvAvwb
evI `yL, Lv.mviv B›`v‡K? evI eymyb gyKzr MvgPvËv|
4. Avswb As.G Av.wMwg°vb, Ab.‡Mbev Ab.w_w_mvb;
Bw›`Zvb Lv.mv Bmjwb, Av¤§v RvswMgys d¬vK Avswb|
цnwimb †gvwgb

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The Light of the World

1. wi‡às `sRv mb&_j hxï wMËv, wMwàb wMÖ,wMwàb wMÖ

RvswMwb mvAv‡Lv bv¤§vrbv Av¤§v wMwàb wMÖ, wMwàb wMÖ
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
hxky D.B_°v AvbwPs `yL‡Lv, mvj Pb&.Rv¯‥vj Dqvb w`jøvs‡Mb
wi‡às `sRv Avswb hxï wMËv, wMwàb wMÖ, wMwàb wMÖ
2. DÕwMËv wMÖ is_vjvr †ewMàv, wMwàb wMÖ, wMwàb wMÖ
mb_j wi‡às `sRv DIqv , wMwàb wMÖ, wMwàb wMÖ
3. mvjmvev wMÖ D.wb †mdvs `sRv, mvjmvev, mvjmvev|
Iqvjmvev, wMÖ †RI DbÕLv.mvRv, Iqvjmvev, Iqvjmvev
4. _iwg gv‡›`‡Lv MvjwQc RvKgv? d¬vKev wMÖ,d¬vKev wMÖ
cvcx‡L iv.PvKwMRv `sAvgv? d¬Kev wMÖ, d¬vKev wMÖ|
5. hxï wMËv Ab.Av‡Lv Ab.RKgv? d¬vKev, wMÖ, d¬vKev wMÖ
mvjwMIbv bK A.bœv †R‡Mbgv †Rqv wMÖ, †Rqv wMÖ|
--G wm †evGik

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The Light of the World

1. Av.wMjmvK wM¤§vnv cvc Av›`vjvI,hxïb Av.wMjmvKwb †ms.Av

mvjRvrwQb, mvjwMËv DÕivms wQs.RK, hxïb Av.wMjmvKwb †ms.Av
(wis_vq_vqvwb)
Dbv †i.ev, bvsbv †ms GsAv, bvg&bvg& †e‡q Avsbv bv Avnv|
wgKwMÖwP‡g, `v.I wb‡°s Av, hxïb& AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
2. DI `sLvgwMàvb Av›`vjv `sRv; hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
w`jwMàv‡Lv Rv.wi‡Kv †ms.Av gvb.Av| hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
3. Av›`vjvI `swMàv Mvbv gv‡›`ivs, hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
D.wb Bbœv wMËv `v‡°v‡` wbK‡Mb, hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
4. bvsRvIqvnv Bbœv mvjwMI mvj‡Lv, hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av
†gl we.mvb †ms.wMàv †mvbvb Av.msA, hxïb AvwMjmvKwb †ms.Av|
ÑB wR wdwjcm&

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Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior; En-71, Bn-235

1. wM‡Ëj Avs‡Lv Iqvrbv‡e‡b, Bqvb Avs we.Av;

wMwàbivs‡Lv A°v‡gsIb, Avs‡Lv Iqvrbv‡e|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wM‡Ëj, wM‡Ëj, Bqvb Avs we.Av;
wMwàbivs‡Lv A°v‡gsIb Avs‡Lv Iqvrbv‡e|
2. bvs.wb Lvmvb wmsnvm‡bv _g._gvrdv‡ev;
Rv.wPK †`g.G wög‡e GsAv, Avsbv Lv.mv‡ev|
3. bvs.wb wejbv Lv.`s Ggy| bvs.‡Lv Av‡¤§sAv
Avswb Lv._s dvwiivs‡Lv Avb.†msAvr†Mbgv?
4. bv.Avb Lv.w`‡gqvb wPwgK, RvswMb bKwMàv;
Av.Avb Av‡iv mvjwM mv‡°v mvIqv `sLyqv?
Ñ`nir †gvwgb

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Praise Him Praise Him; En-16, Bn-47

1. ivms! ivms! hxï Avb.wPs R°vrwMàv, wis._K‡ev, BbIqv‡Ë, Db Lv.mv‡Lv

Bb‡Pªv! Db‡Pªv! mvj wMwb dvgs mv.†MÖivs, wej, ivms‡Lv Db wegysbv Ab.†ev
wbwiKw`‡jø †`_vsivs‡Lv ivK&wL‡Mb, mvj mvj hxï Dgvs‡Lv LvevKv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wis.‡ev! wis.†ev! Dwb `vj.jv‡Lv AvMvb‡ev|
wis.†ev! wis.†ev! Lv‡mªv‡K MxZ wis‡ev|
2. ivms! ivms! hxï Avb.wPs R°vrwMàv, Avb.wPs cvcbv Dqvb wmQv°vnv;
Dqvb AvbwPs RvswM RK&bv dvsQv°vwb| Bb‡Pªv! Bb‡Pªv! my.Av gvb.wMàv‡Lv|
D‡Lv wis.†ev! Avb.wPs `yL‡Lv iv.wMàv, Db Lv.mv‡Lv mvIqv †_vbv Av¤§v?
3. ivms! ivms! hxï Avb.wPs R°vrwMàv| mvjwMb gv.`ªvs nRvbv Db‡PªvAv
hxï wM‡Ëj wRªsRªrbv ivRv As.mªvs‡Mb, w¯’K‡ev! w¯’K‡ev! ivRvb gyKzr Ab.†ev
‡i.evGsAv, d¬vK‡Lv †P G †i.Avev; wej, ivmsev wM‡Ëjwb dvj As.Av|
ÑB wR wdwjcm&

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A Shelter in the Time of Storm; En-43

1. Bmj wPs‡Lv R°vrwMàv, Rv‡RªsAvb, mv‡jøv Lvrbvcivg;

†Rev As.†ev †LbRvIqv, Rv‡RªsAvb, mv‡jøv Lvrbvcivg|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
I hxï Lvrbvcivg †ms.Avwb msI, ‡ms.Avwb ms, †ms.Avwb ms,
I hxï Lvrbvcivg †ms.Avwb msI, Rv‡RªsAvb mv‡jøv Lvrbvcivg|
2. mv‡jøv, Iqv‡jøv ivwLwMàv, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg,
‡Lbœvwb wMÖ †evwejbvev, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg|
3. wPs‡Lv `y‡jø bvsRvIev, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg,
hxïImv Lv.`sAvq‡Mb, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg|
4. R°vrwMàv, bvg‡ewMàv, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg,
mvjvwš’qvb DI `s‡ev, Rv‡Rªs Avb mv‡jøv, Lvrbvcivg|
ÑWweøD wWªs

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The Great Physician Now is Near; En-17, Bn-143

1. `vj.evrwMàv ISv †mdvs, Lv.mv †ewMàv hxï|

`yL gvbwMàv‡Lv LvrPvAvËv Lyivs‡Lv hxïb Kèv‡ev|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wKiƒewb bvgevËv MxZ, gv‡›`bv LªvevËv MxZ,
bvgevËv wgr†_jvwb Lv.mvwMàv hxï|
2. †Lgv As.Avnv bvs cvcivs, Ly.ivs‡Lv hxïb Kèv‡ev
mvjwMwb ivgv‡Lv †i.†ev, hxïb gyKzr†Lv w¯’K‡ev|
3. d¬vK ivms PvLvrwMàvbv, †e‡e iv.Av hxïI,
bvjR°vrwMàvb wegysbv, AvsAv Lv.mvAv hxïbv|
4. Db wegys †Lbœv‡Lv Mvjøv wMÖ hxïb wegysbv †MÖ;
Kèv‡q Avs wMwmK LvrPviv bvgevËv wegys hxïb|
5. wb‡_vqv mvjwMbv m‡°vb, MÖswMÖKbv Avs hxï‡Lvb,
Lv.mvq wmsnvmb‡Lv `y‡jø, wgr†_‡j‡Mb Db wegys‡Lvb|
цdwmb Gg gvivK

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What a Wonderful Savior; En-73; Bn-276

1. Lªxó Avs cvc‡Lv iv.Avnv; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!

bvg‡e G Avsbv Qj Iqvnv, I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv! wM‡Ëj Avswb wM‡Ëj!
I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv! wM‡Ëj hxï Avb!
2. Avs.RvswM‡Lv wdIKvnv I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
Dwb Avb.wPwP _vjøvZv; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
3. cv‡cvwb Avs‡Lv my.mªvsAv; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
`v.I Dqvb ivRv As.Av; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
4. Dqvb As.Av Av¤§vrwMàv; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
gv‡RvqvI ‡PqvrwMàv; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
5. Avb._vs‡Lv D.bv dvKIqvrRK; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
Av.wMjmvK Avs‡Lv AvgRvRK; I gvqLvq R°vrwMàv!
ÑavIqvivg gvivK

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Wonderful Words of Life; CH-574; En-19; Bn-169

1. Avsbv wdj.G wis_vq‡ev‡b, RvswMwb LvÌv‡Lv|

wb‡_v‡eqv‡Lv wbbv †b, RvswMwb LvÌv‡Lv|
Kèv‡_v‡eqv LvÌv Lv.`sAv‡Lv wöqv,
Kèv‡_v‡eqv AvqvI Bbœ, RvswMwb LvÌvivs| (2)
2. Lªxó wdjøvKbvb Ab.GsAv RvswMwb LvÌv‡Lv;
cvwc‡Lv Lv.mvq A°v‡gsAv RvswMwb LvÌvivs
Bw›`ev Lv.mvq A.bœv, mvjwMIbv mvjøv Kèv‡_v‡eqv,
AvqvI Bbœv, RvswMwb LvÌvivs| (2)
3. A°vgv‡Lv AvMvböv‡ev RvswMwb LvÌv‡Lv|
cvc‡Lv IqvËvwb Bbd«vK‡ev RvswMwb LvÌv‡Lv|
hxï R°vrwMàv, dvsbvb is_vjvr†ev,
Kèv‡_v‡eqv, AvqvI Bbœv, RvswMwb LvÌvivs| (2)
ÑB wm ev›`

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All to Jesus I Surrender; En-22, Bn-230; CH-573

1. hxïbv Ab.Av d¬vK‡Lvb d¬vKvb D.wbb As.wQbv;

Lv`sAv Lv.mvAv Dbvmvb Db wgKLvsImvb _vsAv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
hxïbvb Ab.Av, AvsI Mœvs d¬vK‡Lvb;
Avs wM‡Ëj R°vrwMàvwbb, d¬vKvb As.wQbv|
2. hxïbv Ab.Av d¬vK‡Lvb _y‡Mv‡c Dwb Rv.I
Av.wMjmvKwb‡Lv IqvṙK, wM‡Ëj iv.PvK‡ev `v.I|
3. hxïbv Ab.Av d¬vK‡Lvb, d¬vK‡Lvb bvswbb `vK‡ev;
wMwmK is_vjwMàvb wejwQ, Avs‡Lv bvs.wbb As.Avr†ev|
4. hxïbv Ab.Av d¬vK‡Lvb, Avb._vs‡Lvb bvs.bv Ab.Av;
bvs.wb Lv.mv wej MvcwQbv, dvw_qvwb As.wQwbv|
5. hxï Ab.Av d¬vK‡Lv, `v.I AvsAv LvrQv‡eqv;
R°vZvwb‡Lv gvb.&mªvG, ivms! ivms! hxïbv!
ÑB‡ói wkiv

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Safe in the Arms of Jesus; En-75, Bn-309

1. RK‡Mb hxïb RvKdsI _g._g Db Lv.ev‡Kv,

Avswb RvswM †bs_vK‡Mb Lv.mvb mvjvwL‡gv|
Kèv‡ev mv.†MÖwb Ly.ivs wis.Av‡Lv Dgvswb;
ivms Av.Avb bvj.mvwQ| mvMvjwb wdj.mvwQ|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
RK‡Mb hxïb RvKdsI _g._g Db Lv.ev‡Lv;
Avswb RvswM ‡bs_vK‡Mb, Lv.mvb mvjvwL‡gv|
2. RK‡Mb hxïb RvKdsI RK‡Mb `yLivsIwb;
cvc AvgRv mvKèvAvrbv, RK‡Mb iæivIwb|
`sRv `yL Rv‡RªsAvwb, `sRv D‡bv †Lbœvb;
evsRv wbbv `v°vwb wgKwQ w_s_rmvmvb|
3. hxïAvb wmRK Avsbv D.wPb Avs Lvrbvcivg;
wLg.wLg wRªs Rªrwb is`r, Avs RvswMwb QvKivg|
D‡bvb †msLy‡Mb _g._g, Iqvj †msLyRv w`‡àr|
wd«s †_s`vc LyRvIbv, †mvbvb wi°vg LvK‡Lr!
ÑGBP WweøD †gvwgb

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There‘s a Land That Is Fairer Than Day; En-32, Bn 308

1. wi.iv wi.iv wPs.Av Dqv ms; †Qj.†eqv wPsIwb D‡bvbv|

Avb.wQswb dvsQv‡K `sAvI m‡°‡Mb `b‡mvqv weqvcbv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
bv¤§v ms, wPs.Av ms MÖs‡Mb Avb.wQs Dqv weqv‡cv|
bv¤§v ms wPs.Av ms! MÖs‡Mb Avb.wQs Dqv weqv‡cv|
2. LvwjgRvIqnv Avb.wPs D‡bv wgr†_‡j wgrPz‡q wis.G‡Mb
MÖs‡Mb Avb.wPs bv¤§v weqv‡c is‡¯‥ZwMRv †bs_vK _‡°‡M|
3. RvKmªvg‡ewMàv Avd&dv Bmj Ab_KRK dvw_‡q mvjivs‡Lv
wgr†_‡j wis_Kbv mvjwb mvj& Avb.wPsbv Ab.bvwb ivm
--‡_vPvs

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Let the Lights Be Burning; En-134

1. wPsG Avb.wPs dvAvwb Lv.mv Av †_smy GsAv mv‡°vwb,

Bw›`Kv Avb.wPsbv Ab.bv ‡_s.myAv‡Lv wi°vgwb
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
Ab.bv Pvw°ivs wPswQbv dK‡dKv‡Lv †ms.`v‡cb
`ywemvwb GswMàv‡Lv R°vrbv bv.Av Avg‡Mb|
2. cvcwb Iqvj bv‡¤§b Av›`vjRK, Mvg.Lv‡j _v.iv‡°sAv,
wi°vwb †_s.myAvivs‡Lv †LbwMàvivs wbGs Av |
3. bvs.wb Pvw°‡Lv _vwi‡ev, mvIev wM¤§vbwmqv,
e›`i‡Lv Avg‡evwewËsI, Av›`vjvI wM¤§v‡Mb|
--WweøD wm †gmb

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Bringing in the Sheaves; En-52; Bn-200

1. wd«sI wd«swb mv‡Ë, Lvmvb werwP mv‡Ë,

mvjRvrwQI mv‡Ë, Avb_vg †MÖvIev,
wgbLvwibv †msAv; iv°vwibv †msAv,
Avb.wPs Lv.‡mªv‡K‡Mb, wg_vj BrwQ‡j|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
g_vj BrwQ‡j, †g_vj BrwQ‡j,
Avb.wPs Lv.‡mªv‡K‡Mb, †g_vj BrwQ‡j
†g_vj BrwQ‡j, †g_vj BrwQ‡j,
Avb.wPs Lv.‡mªv‡K‡Mb. †g_vj BrwQ‡j|
2. mvj iv.°vI mv‡Ë mvjvwL‡¤§v mv‡Ë,
wg.KLvbv †LbwMRv, myDwebvev;
†Rbmv‡jøv wg wgb‡Mb, Dbmv‡jøv Lvg eb‡Mb,
Avb.wPs Lv‡mªv‡K‡Mb, †g_vj BrwQ‡j|
3. Bw›`‡` wM‡Ëjbv, mv‡Ë‡ev MÖv‡cev,
Avb.wPs Mvg e‡bœvev, `yL As‡eIev,
Avb.wPs MÖvcv eb.I Dqvb weqvc Ab‡Mb,
Avb.wPs Lv‡mªv‡K‡Mb, †g_vj BrwQ‡j|
--_vsLvb

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1. mvjwM wPs bK& wisivs wisivs, mvjwMwb mv.‡MÖ wKiæeivs
`y‡jø hxïb wmsnvmb&‡Lv, wgr†_jisAv wRªsRªr D‡Lv|
2. Dqv _vgey Av.wMjmvK&wb; Rªsbv bvs‡Mb Av.AvIwb;
wMrQvg werwQj Av.AvI‡mv‡Mb, wewgK&mv ivmswb As‡Mb|
3. Bqv LvQv, wbs.I `sG, wbwb Lvwjgv, MÖvgwQ‡q;
mswb ‡``ªvs ms‡iwMàv| As.Rv Avb.wQs ms_vswMàv
4. Avs wbs.I dvsbvb _vsRvIev, wmqvwb wej Mvs‡MvcRvIqv,
wmqvb †ewi Iqvjmv‡i‡Lv, gvswL¤§vnv wk‡jøv D‡Lv|
5. hxï gys wmsnv‡mvb, wPsAv dvsbvb `s‡Mb D‡bv|
wPs bK As.Rv Av.wMjmv‡°v, wRªsRªrwb bK mvj&wMmv‡°v|
--_sgvb

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Must I Go and Enpty Handed

1. Rv°vwiqv †i.Avs‡Mbgv? B›`v‡Kb hxïIbv?

mvjmvev Dbv Lv.wMRv, D.wb Rv.I `bbv wMÖ?
(wis._vq_qvwb)
Rv°vwiqv †i.Avs‡Mbgv, B›`v‡Kb hxïIbv?
we‡_ wMÖqvb D‡Lv MÖsbv, Bqvb`v‡°b †i.bvgv?
2. wmqvIbv †LbRv †i.bv, gvqbv hxï RKKvËv
Bw›`ev RvKKvwi MÖsbv, Dqvb Avswb `yL As.Av|
3. gvqLvq wejwm cvcvb Mvàv! D.ivs‡Lv gvbwdj‡MbwQg
hxïbv Iqvr_Kmªvs‡MbwQg, Dwb ¯‥vbv evgmªvsbv|
4. I _iwgivs wgKivK‡ev, mvjwgwËs, Lvg Lvmªvs‡ev
wmqvwb Iqvj mªvcLyRvIb, we‡_ gvb.bv †Lªs‡e‡ev|
ÑwR wR †µv‡Ri

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I Hear Thy Welcome Voice; CH-224

1. Pvr†eqv Avb.wPwQ, my.mªvsbv †b Avs‡Lv,

Av.Av KèvGs Av I wM‡Ëj, bvs.wb A°vgv‡Lv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
AvsAv †i.eviv, wM‡Ëj, bvs.Ibv;
wPmj Avb.wP wPwisI Avs‡Lv my.mªvswQbv|
2. bv Lv.mvwb wMw¤§b, AvsI wej evs.†eqv,
wMwmK Avb.wQ‡bKivs‡Lvev, bvs Avb.wPb my.mªvsAv|
3. wPswb Lv._s wbsI, Lv.mvwb Lvgivs‡Lv,
hxï Avb_vsAvb As.AvËv, wbwm G cvcivs‡Lv|
4. wM‡ËjAvb Avb.wPswb, wej Av‡iv _igev;
D.wb B›`v‡K Lv.mvbv, wgr†_j‡ev bv.Avev|
--`bwms

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1. Avs Lv.mviv hxï, bv.Av‡` Avswbb,
cvcwb Lvgivs‡Lv AvsAv bvs.bv Mvj‡Mb,
Avs‡Lv wdIKwMàv RKKvrwMàv,
bvs.bv Lv.mvnvI‡`, `v.Iev Lv.mviv|
2. Avsbv Lv.mvnvbv, bvs.bv Lv.mviv|
‡övweLªKwb e‡jøv Avs‡Lv bvjRKv|
bvs †övI eymyb gyKzr†Lv w¯’Kvbv,
bvs.bv Lv.mvnvI‡`, `v.Iev Lv.mviv|
3. _vsGsIb Lv.mv‡Mb wmIb Lv.mv‡Mb|
ivs.wmZv w`‡àrbv bvs.†Lv wgr†_j‡Mb,
wmqvb MÖvgwQ bvIb AvsAvb BbLy‡Mb,
bvs.bv Lv.mvnvI‡` `v.Iev Lv.mviv|
4. ivmswb weqvcivswb LvrPvivsI,
dvsbvb IjvwL‡Mb bvs.†Lv mvjwMI;
Avs †övI gyKzr w¯’‡K dvsbvb wisbv,
bvsbv Lv.mvnvI‡`, `v.Iev Lv.mviv|
ÑB wR wdwjcm&

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Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing; CH-291; En-92

1. gv.gvwš’ dvw_wMàv‡Lv, B‡gv IjvwK_Kbv,

dvsbvb D‡Lv wgr†_‡jgy, LvmªK‡e G wis._Kbv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
AvsAv Dbvb Lv.mv‡e‡Mb, I.G, bvs‡Mv, wgr†_jPs
Avs‡Lv RKKvrwMàv Dqvb, hxï Lv.mv‡ewMàv|
2. ivgv eªvsAvs wgwËs GsI, Avs‡Lv Av¤§v hxïmv
RvswM wM¤§vwMbœKwP‡g, D.wb Avb.wP Ab.†bmv|
3. mvjwb mvjvb Db Lv.mv‡Lv, gvb.G †MÖvmv `vK‡KsRK|
Avs‡Lv Lv.mvq RKKvrdv‡ev, RvswM, wMw¤§K bvs.wbRK|
4. Lv.mvwMàv wM‡Ëj‡Lvmv, AvsAv gvqbv Iqvrgv‡b?
I wM‡Ëj, Avsbv Lv.mv‡ev, bvgwMRv‡Lv IqvrmªvsG|
Ñivg‡_

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All the Way My Savior Leads Me; En-111; Bn-21

1. Avs wM‡Ëj Avs‡Lv w`‡jøsAv, AvsAv gvq‡Lv Avg.Ly‡Mb?

Avs‡Lv dvsbvb w`jwMàvbv, AvsAv gvqbv †LbQvK‡Mb?
Bmjwb _g._gvwb‡Lv, AvsAv Bqv‡bv gvb.isAv,
gvqbv AvsAv dvsbvb DBqv (2), hxï bv¤§v‡Lv `v°v (2)
2. Avs wM‡Ëj Avs‡Lv w`‡jøsAv, Avs‡Lv Lv.wM‡gqvËv;
bvsAv wMËv wej‡Lv Ab.Av, RvswM‡Lv Avj`yGsAv,
Avswb Rv.Avivs wejwMÖIev, Avs RvswM wisbv †¯‥vev,
Avs wgKLvsI i.AsIwb (2), wb‡ev, LvrQvAvwb wPwgK (2)
3. Avs wM‡Ëj Avs‡Lv w`‡jøsAv, Db Lv.mv gvqiswMàv
Ly.ivQvKRK †bs._vKv‡Lv, Avs mvjwMwb dvAvb b‡°v,
Avs RvswM wmqv‡Lv ev‡Ëb, mvjwMIbv m‡°Ib
Avs wis.Avwb wRªs Rªr As.†Mb (2), hxï w`jevnv Avs‡Lvb (2)
ÑWweøD wm †gkb

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Take My Life and Let It Be; En-26; Bn-232; CH-243

1. Ab.wMw¤§b RvswM iv.†ev, Avs wM‡Ëjbv As.wQbv|

Avs mgq mvjivs iv.†ev, †i.bv bvs.†Lv wgr†_jbv|
2. Lv.mv Avb Avs Rv‡°v iv.†ev, Dqv bvs öv‡Kv `vKwQbv|
Avswb Rv.Avivs‡Lv iv.†ev, wb‡_v‡q _v.ivKwQbv|
3. Avs wis.Avb Ly.ivs iv.†ev, wgr†_j wis.bv ivRv‡Lv|
Avs LywQj‡Lvev iv.†ev, bvs.wb Lv_v MvcwQbv|
4. Avs †mvbv iæcv iv.†ev, bvs.bv D‡Lv Ab.öv‡Mb|
Avswb wMwmK‡Lv iv.†ev wejøvbw_‡Lv Rv°vj‡ev|
5. Avswb ¯‥v bvs.wbb `vK‡ev, Avswbb As.RvIqv DAv|
Avswb Lv._s‡Lv iv.†ev, ivRvb wmsnvmb As.†Mb|
6. Avswb Lv.mvAvwb iv.†ev, bvs.wb Rv.I iæMvjv|
Avs‡Lv Avb._vs‡Lv iv.†ev, dvsbvb bvs.wbb As.wQbv|
ÑG wf eøvKwj

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Have Thine Own Way, Lord; En-46; Bn-258

1. bvs.wb ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, wM‡Ëj| bv.Aviv B›`v, Avsbvb Av.†¯Í|

Avs‡Lv bj.G, ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, AvsAv _g._‡g †ms‡mv GsIb|
2. bvs.wb ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, wM‡Ëj| Avs‡Lv _vjøvr†ev wM‡Ëj `v.Av‡jv|
myDwibv eKev‡Ë my.mªvs‡ev, bvs.wb wg°vsI evGm‡àsIb|
3. bvs.wb ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, wM‡Ëj| mvKèv‡eRK `vKQvK‡ev we.Av|
wdjøvKwb wejøvb bvs.wbb As.Av, Avs‡Lv bv¤§vr†ev, R°vrwMàv|
4. bvs.wb ¯‥v wMËv `vK‡ev, wM‡Ëj| Avs‡Lv bvs wbs.I ev¤§vrmªvs‡ev|
bvs.wb wMwmKwQ Mvàvrmªvs‡ev, Lªxómvb dvsbvb Avsgy `s‡ev|
ÑG wf eøvKwj

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I Need Thee Every Hour, En-37; Bn-267

1. dvsbvb bvs‡Lv bvsAv, I, Avs wM‡Ëj,

wMÖ _g_gvrwMàv wM‡Ëj wMËv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
bvsAv, I Avsbv bvsAv! wM‡Ëj, bvs‡Lv bvsAv;
`v.I dvw_dv‡ev‡b AvsAv †i.evAv|
2. dvsbvb bvs‡Lv bvsAv, †mdvs `s‡ev;
iæiv Avwb wej wMÖDqv, bvs †mdvsI|
3. dvsbvb bvs‡Lv bvsAv, Pz.mKvr†ev,
bvs ¯‥v‡Lv D.Bbv Avsbv wö‡ev|
4. dvsbvb bvs‡Lv bvsAv, is_vjwMàv,
dvw_qv gvbwMàv bvs.wbb AvsAv|
ÑG¨wb Gm&& nK&&m;
Abyev`- Kv›`yiv †gvwgb

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1. L&bv‡ev dv‡š’ivs L&bv‡ev †g._ªvivs
Avb.wPs Av.wMjmvKwb Pb‡ewMàv, Av.wPK RvZivs|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wöqv gvbRv Avb.wPs‡`, †ms.Rv ivKRv Avb.wPs‡`
AvgvwMÖ `.I we.mv wMËv Av.wPK RvZivs|
2. Avb.wPs‡Lv bv‡¤§b _‡jøsAv, wMwàb wMwàb RvZivs|
Dqvivs‡Lv wbw_‡g †i._K‡ev Av.wPK wi‡àsivs|
3. Ly.Pjmvb As.G nvq RvK_s †Lªs G †i.bv nvq
wMÖg mvb As.G Iqviv QvK‡ev Av.wPK we.mvivs|
4. Lv gvivK B‡bœmv, Lv mvsgv B‡bœmv
LvsLvwi LvG RvK_s Lªs G, QvLvr†ev dv‡š’ †g_ªvivs|

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1. Lv.`s RvwQg wPs Av‡` RvswM _vsdvbv
Bw›`ev wM‡Ëjwb Lv.mv Avb.wPs wdjøvKbv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wMwmK wdj‡ev we.†ev wM‡Ë‡jøv,
mvjwMb myL ivms‡Lv gvb.Av
(bv‡¤§b †Lªs _K‡ev) 2
2. RvswMb evjIqv evjRvswM evjwmª ev‡jøs Av
RK mv‡js Av wPs RvswM‡` _iwgivs bv|
3. weQvj Lv.bv †i.ev‡Mb Pb.Lvgvb mv‡jv
gvB‡Lv `v‡° AvMvb PvK‡Mb hxïb wgLvsI|
4. AvMvb QvKbv gvb.RvI‡` hxïb wgLvsI
`sbv bvs‡Mb cvcxivs‡` Iqvj.wb Av.†Lv‡jv|
5. I cvcx gv‡›`ivs bv‡¤§b wmgmvK‡ev
hxï ivms gyKzr gvb.Av bv‡¤§b †Lªs_K‡ev|

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1. hxï †i evb evK evK As †Mb †Rbmv‡jv (3)
2. wm½vivs‡Lv wmKev _K‡Mb (Dbmv‡jv) (3)
3. _iwgivs gyKzr w¯’K‡Mb †Rbmv‡jv (3)
.
4. cvcx ivs‡`v gvB‡Lv `vK †Mb Dbmv‡jv (3)

49
1. PvmsIwb Pvmsbv †mIK wMw¤§b RvZivsbv,
†mdvs evGs RK RvZ ivs‡Lv wdIKbv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wbm‡ev--------wgKiv‡K `sbv‡e _ywm`v‡c wi‡às ivs
wd«s †ms.bv †mdvs RK Pj¸Mvbv mKevGsRK _vwi‡ev Lv.mviv|
2. wmqvb Iqvj mªvP QvwgwZs, bvsbv mgq Ab.wgwZs,
_vwiqvwb mgq †Lv gvbwgwZs|
3. cvwcivs‡Lv Mvjvrbv _iwg‡Lv mvj †`vbv,
†mdvs evGs RK RvZivs‡Lv wdIKbv|

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Bn-402
`vq~`‡` Mwjqvr†Lv e¨v½ywiwP †Mvqv,
DBs DBsB, DBs DBsB †Mv Av (2) Av----Av
iskv As.Rv iswMœ As.Rv iswMÌvg As.Rv
isweª As.Rv ises Av i.s‡Lv wPwiswb‡Lv L‡jø, iskv gvgvswQ †Mv Av|

51
1. övs AvrPz Avw¤^b `sRv Dqvgvs Lªxwóqvb _ig
bKgv ivRv ms Gmv Av.wLs M‡o wPMv Lvs Gmv
†`b.Av wgjøvg wù iv.Gmv †evwej w`sAv bvmv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
I `v.Iwb Pvmsivs wMËvj As.RK `v.bvs
RyËv js‡cb `Kev›`v Mv‡bœmv Pv`j evwjøwes wP‡bœmv
kwbevi‡Lv ‡bs._vKbv `bœvB RK Bmj wegys iv._K RK|
2. Pzwis Pz‡d‡K Dqvgvs, gv½Iqvj †msG Pvms wMw¤§K Dqvgvs
öI `.†g d‡Ë mv Mvbœv wiwLs Mv›`y wgwK&Lj Mv‡bœmv
`vgv `v.†` Dgvs‡` `‡°mv `i AvwR wMÖ‡Kmv|
.
3. w¯‥ dv.†ev Av wPK dv‡š’ †g._ªv, Mvje Pvmswb wbqvg Kv_v
`b‡mv GsAv weqvc‡Lv gvb‡Mb bv.Av †bs._vKvwb mvjwMI
‡bs._vKvwb mvjivs‡Lv gvwb‡ev IjvwLbv QvbwQ‡ev|

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I‘m thinking today; CH-626; En-47; Bn-477

1. Pvb&wPqv AvsAv Dqv wb‡_vwMàv ms‡Lv, mK&‡Mb †Rb& mvj Avs mvj& bv‡àv
wM‡Ëj&wb Lv.mvwP †Rb&mvj& Avs Qv‡`sI, †_s.†Mb&gv Avw¯‥ Avs gyKz‡Uv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
†_s.†Mb&gv Avw¯‥ ivs, Avw¯‥ ivs gyKz‡Uv
AvÌvg mvj&wb Iqvj& Av›`vjvsI, †Rb& mvj& Avs wgK&.ivKb&
†bs_vK&ivg& mswRb&gvI, †_s.‡Mb&gv Avw¯‥ Avs gyKz‡Uv|
2. Lv.bv we.Av wM‡Ëj bvs.wb we‡jøv Lvg&†Lv, Avg&.evbv evs.Av RvswM ivs‡Lv
†_s.wMàv gyKzU As.‡Mb Avswbb Db mv‡jøv, mvMvj& Mvg&.Av wMËv Db †i.evIb|
3. As.†Mb Lv.†mªvKvwb wb°b& Db wgK&L¨vs‡Lv, `‡bœ RvswMb wiàK Db Rv.I
Avs LvrPvAvb cvc‡Mb †mvbvb& mswRb&gvI, ‡_s.†Mb&gv Avw¯‥ Avs gyKz‡Uv|
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Trust and Obey; AH-590, CH-582; En-120

1. wM‡Ëj evK&mv †i.Ib, Db LvÌvb †msAvI

AvBAvI ivms Avb. wPs ivgvI, Db ¯‥v‡Lv wPs `v‡°vb
Dqv wPs evK&mv `s‡Mb, DI Lv.`sG gvwbwMàvI
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
mvjø wLg&`vcRvIqv, wgK&L¨v wmg&evRvIqv
Db ivms †_s.Avwi‡Lv‡`, Rv‡Rªs †Lb&PvK&wMRv
`yL& wgK&wP As.wMRv, `sbv gvb&†Mb DI Lv.`sI‡`|
2. evj wi‡à RvIqvnv, `yL& †i.ev RvIqvnv
Avb.wPsb&v Ab&.wdj& övnvI‡`, Lvwjøg& wög& RvIqvnv
wPmj bvsRvIqvnv, dvwÌqv gvb.bK& Lv.`sI‡`|

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Don‘t Forget the Sabbath; AH-388, CH- 653; En-30; Bn-288

1. †MvIqvj bv‡e kveŸv_ †Lv, Bmj&wb dvwÌqv‡Lv

Av.wš’wb d¬vK mvjivsbv, bvg&evËv wPs.evËv‡Lv
iv.evAv Lvg&wb †bs._vKv, LvrPvAv‡Lv AvMvb&bv
bvg& wMàv mvjwMb †ms.Av, ‡_s.`v‡c w`‡jøsAv|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
LvrPv dvsbvb& wig&.PvK& †mvbv, ‡bs._vKvwb mvj‡Lv ( 2)
2. ivK&wL‡ev is_v‡j D‡Lv AjøvK&wL‡q
wmœswMàvivsbv Bbœv AvsAvb RvswMb ivgv
Avb.wPs _g&_g& Rv.wiKb& wM‡Ëj‡Lv Bqvbb&
DAvb& Ab&.†Mb& RvswM‡Lv, wRªsRªrwb wPwgK&†Lv
3. is_vj& wMàv mvj&, ‡bs._vK&†Mb& Avb.wPs `v.Avj|
wgr‡_jvb MxZ hxkybv, we.mvivs wi‡às bv
I Lv.mvq R°vr wMàv, gvBis bv¤§v bv.Av
Mvg&PvËv bvs Ly.PvKv, Lv._sI `sLvg|

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Sound the Battle Cry; En-58

1. Bb&†Pv `vKwMÖKbv †evwej& †mdvsAv, wbkvb&†Lv †`.†ev wM‡Ëj& bv

Mvb&†ev Mvw›`s‡Lv wLg&wLg Pv‡`s‡ev, dvsPv‡K dvsbvb& Db& LvÌvI|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
PvLvr wmcvB wbkvb‡Lv †`.†`vG, _vwi wLg&wLg& dvsbvb Lv.`sG
†i.wgK&Lvs‡ev Bb‡PªvG †nvRvbœv, K_K&†Lv w`jwMàv Lªxóbv|
2. `v.†Lb †evwej&bv wgK&L¨vswP †i.bv, Avb&.wPs Lv.`sAv †Qmªvsbv
wig&QvK †ev `vwbj&†Lv †`.†ev wbkvb‡Lv, Mv.AvK& RvIqv bv¤§v `vK&wMÖKvI|
3. I wdjøvK&wb Bmj L&bv‡ev wPs we.Av, `vK&PvK& Lv.mvAvwQ mvK&d«vK& bv
`vK& wMÖKv eb& bb& †Qqvwb As.Ab, gyKzU †Lv wóKbv bvs wgK&LvsI|

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Anywhere With Jesus; AH-508, CH-589; En-39

1. †RIev hxïgys Rv‡RªsAvwb wMÖ,

†RwPev Dqv w`jøv †i.†Mb& †LbœvwMÖ
†RIev hxï wMÖIb Lv.†eqvwb,
hxïgys †i.bv Avsbv wMÖ †Lbœvwb|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
†RIev †RIev wMÖ Avs †Lbœvwb,
†RIev hxïgys wMÖ Rv‡RªsAvwb|
2. †RIev hxïgys AvsAv mvK&mvb& As.Rv,
wMwàb& ivs wMËv Dqv Avs‡Lv IqvrMvjRv
wmK&w`K& ivgv‡Lv Dqv Avs‡Lv w`‡jøvev,
hxïgys wgr‡_jvb& bK& As.Av †RIev|
3. hxïgys gvb&.†Mb& _ywmbv †RIev,
wmqvwb RvwMªs Avs‡Lv `yDj _°ev
D.B‡q PvLvr‡Mb †i.eªvs _vBRvbv,
†RIev hxïgys LvrPvAvb bK& Avsbv|

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Jesus the Loving Shepherd; (CH-572)

1. hxïAvb& bv¤§v ivK&Lyqvj, bvs‡Lv A°v‡gsAv,

†Lbvb wMÖ _g&_g& bj bv, ‡RI weqvc evsAv
†i.ev eøvK wgwËsI, ‡i.ev `vg‡eb mv‡jvb
bvc&ev _g&_g& b‡jvbv, RvswMb ivgvIbv
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wibœK wibœK Lv.mvq A°v‡gsAv, I eªvswMàv †i.ev‡ev AvsIbv
PvK& wP‡K Pv‡`sG †ms‡mvGsAv, hxïb ivK&LyIqvj bvsbv|
2. hxïAvb& bv¤§v ivK&LyIqvj, RvswM Ab&.RK& bvsbv
Lv.mvG A°v‡gsAv, Bvs.‡Lv †i.ev wQbv,
iæDr bv‡e ‡Lb&wMœ evsAv, ivK&LyIqvj A°v‡gsAv
bvc&†ev _g&_g& b‡jvbv, ‡bs._vKivg weqv‡cvbv|
3. †msRvI‡` †Lb‡eqvwb, Av.dv‡jv †mGj Mœvs
eªvs wMàv †gl‡Lv wPKbv, Avg&.GsAv Dqvivs
hxïAvb& bv¤§v ivK&Lyqvj, A°v‡gsAv `v.Avj
_g&_g& R°vb b‡jvbv, ‡bs_vKivg& weqv‡cvbv|

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What a Fellowship; AH-469, CH-611; En-55

1. gvBis bvswigv gvBis LvrPviv, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvK&ds ivsI

gvBis dvwÌqv gvBis _g&_gv, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvK&ds ivsI|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
dvsPvK& dvsPvK&, bvjRKv Dwb RvK&dsivsI (2)
2. Lv.‡mªvKv †i.bv Bqv ms‡iAvI, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvK&dsivsI
wPs.evZ& iiAv ivgv mvjd«vKv, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvKdsivsI|
3. †Lb‡Mb& †` gvBbv Avb&.wPs †evwej&bv, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvK&dsivsI
gvb.†Mb& wM‡Ë‡jv _g&_g& dvwÌqv, dvsPv‡K Dwb RvKdsivsI|

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Take the Name of Jesus; AH-474, CH-523; En-54

1. iv.†ev wegys‡Lv hxï, `yL& Av‡iv Lvwjøg& wMàv

Bqvb& Lv.w`‡gqvZvwb, iv.†ev †R.wQ †i.Iev
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wgs bv¤§v my.DAv, Av.Avb& Av‡iv mvjwMb& LvrPvAv (2)
2. iv.†ev hxïb wegys dvsbvb&, Rv.Mvbv `vwbj& wMËvb
iæivb& bvs.†Lv `yD‡jI‡`, ivs.wùU&†ev we.AvI‡`|
3. wgs bv¤§v hxïb wegysAv, gvBLvB LvrPv‡eAvËv
Lv.mvAvwb wPs‡Lv wig.I Av, wPs †mªivsev wis.AvËv|

60
Give Me the Bible; En-18

1. Ab&.†ev evB‡ej‡Lv †_s.wMàv Avw¯‥‡Lv, evj& wgK&L¨vI LvrPvAvrbv eªvswMàv‡Lv

gvb&.Rv evjwgK&L¨v wMÖc&bv Db& †_s Av‡Lv, hxïb †i.evb _vj& Avg&.bv cvcx‡Lv
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
Ab †ev evB‡ej& †Lv is_vjv LvÌv‡Lv, bvs †ms.Av w`j&Ps Avc&Pvs‡LZ& ivgvI
.

GK&Rv Ly.ivPv°v wbqvg& gys Lv.mvI, Iqvj eb.Rv övj&bv wRªRrwb mvjbvI|
2. Ab.†ev evB‡ej&†Lv Avswb Lv._s †e.Gb&, Avs RvswMI †Lbœv cvc `yL& MvàvnvIb
Ab.†ev hxïb Mvg&QvrwMàv LvÌv‡Lv, ‡gmK& dvbv Avs R°vrwMàv‡Lv|
3. Ab. †ev evB‡ej& †Lv RvswMwb _wPª‡Lv, ivK&wL‡ev wPs.G A.G Mcivg& †Lv
†gmK& †ev mvj&wMb& `.MvIwb †_s.Av‡Lv, h`©vb wPAwb †_sAv ivms‡Lv|

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Just Over the Mountains ; CH-642; En- 49; Bn- 331

1. L.ivPvK& wMw¤§b& Av.msI Av.weª bvj&mvI,

`sAv Bmjwb wiK& wMw¤§b& mswRb& gv
†bs.†eG Avb&.wPs m‡°Ib& Av.weª mv‡°v,
Avb&.wPs wbK‡Mb& wRªsRr †bs._vKivg ms‡Lv|

(wis._vq_vqvwb)
†mdvs wPs bK& bv-2, wPs.Av wiiv wiiv †Pj& †eqvIwb
†_s.evAv Qj& ¸cvivs wMËv ivmswb,
bvc‡Mb Avb.wPs †i.eªvsRvIqv RK&
Kèv‡ev mv.†MÖivs wis.GsAv †mdvsRK&,
†mdvsRK& wPs bK& bv
2. AvMvb †mvRK& KvrwPwbK& wMàvivs,
wb‡_vIqv mswRb&gv †mvbv miK& ivs
`v.I Avb.wPs wb°v wMwmK& wP D‡Lv,
Rvm&†ciwP wiK& wMw¤§b Db wb‡_vIqv‡Lv
3. Dqv msI bvc&†Mb& _iwgivsmv,
Bmjwb wbqvg‡Lv gvwbwMàvmv
LvrPvG wis.†Mb& Dqv‡bv Avb.wPs dvsbvb,
Kèv‡_vqv MxZivs‡Lv Av‡iv wgr†_jvb
4. AvsRs Av‡iv bivs D‡bv MÖs wMÖK‡Mb&,
Rv‡Rªs gvb.wMRv msI Avb.†ms†e‡M
†e‡eI iv.†ev Bmj&wb LvÌv‡Lv,
A°vg&‡Mb& hxï Db& †i.evIb bvs.†Lv |
.

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Av wPK †Kvivm

62

1. A°v‡gsAv A°v‡gsAv, Avs‡Lv A°vgv‡ËsAv

A°v‡gsAv dv b°bv Avs‡Lv, AvsAv iƒDrbv gvb.RvIqv|
2. †hvnb Aavq wP.weªI Mœvs, c` wMœ Av‡iv wMÌv‡gv
AvsAv ‡i.Avsbv wmqv| bv.wmgvswb weqvc‡Lv `vK&‡mvbv
3. bv.wmgvswb Lv._sivsI, d¬vKev Rv‡RªsRvwQbv
†i.ev wd‡jø wi¤§vs‡Mb& bv.gvs‡Lv, Avd&dvb& wmsnvm‡bv bv|
4. I gvÕdv ivs I wi‡às ivs, Av‡iv dv‡š’ †g._ªv ivs
Rv.gv‡bv‡` gvb&.RvIqvnv B‡bœ, PvLvr †i.bv Rs †bv ivs|

63
1. wb‡ev is_v‡j evB‡ej †Lv, wbK&‡Mb& `b&‡mvqv As.wMœ‡Lv
mvj&LBibv Pvmsivsbv, †R‡Lv †m‡mvqv kv¯¿I
Pz.mK&‡Mb& Dqv LvÌvivs, wb‡mv _K& †ev As.evGsAv Lvg&ivs
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
wb°vswMRv ivs‡Lv wbK&‡Mb&, KèvwMRv Pvms mK&ev‡Mb&
Lvivcbv Av‡MÖ mvwewmivs mK&‡Mb&
`vK& wMÖK& _K& †Mb& iv.†mK& wMÖK†& Mb&, Av.ms‡Lv †mvqvj&†Mb&|
2. †`v.I gvreyiæs w`s_vs As.†Mb&, Rs Av`v †evwej& As.wMÖK& †Mb&
Av.wMjmv‡°v _g&_gvwb wMÖ‡Mb&|
3. `vj.evËv RvZ& †Lv gv.wm‡Mb&, _iwgwP kvmb& Lv.‡Mb&
Db&mv‡jøvmv Av.wMj&mvK& _g&_g& †Mb&

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We Are Climbing

1. Mv‡`vGsAv hv‡Kve RvswL (3)

2. Rvs.wL †`vIqv PzevËvIbv|
3. cvcx hxïbv Lv.mvAvgv?
4. bv.wmgvs Dbv Lv.mvI‡`|
5. Dwb wMw¤§b Lvg `vKPvK& †ev|
(wis._vq_vqvwb)
Lªxwóqvb& wmcvB ivs

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I Will Make You This Little Light of Mine; En-196; Bn-345

Bqv.wmgvsAvb& (Rv.wi‡Kv‡`) (3) 1. Avs Qvw° Pb& wMàv

gv‡›` wig.dv‡ev| ÒAvsAv †_s.Avr†MbÓ
Kèv‡ev hxï A°v‡gsAv . `wbœ wbs.I `b&RvIqv
‡i.ev AvsI bv| 3. kqZvb&†Lv ùzbv Ab&.RvIqv
Avs _g&_g& Ab.†Mb| 4. Av.wMj&mv‡°v Avs Pvw°

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Be Like Jesus This I know; In to My Heart; Ba-342; En-146
En-130; Bn-350 †gvi ü`‡q, †gvi ü`‡q
hxïi gZb n‡Z PvB

hxï wMËv As.bv öv Avs Lv._sI

b° ¯‥z‡jv †RI ev Avs Lv._sI †i.ev hxï
mvjvwš’qvb RZb Lv `v.Av‡jv †i.ev, †i.evG `s‡ev
hxï wMËv As.bv| Avs Lv._sI †i.ev hxï|

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Jesus In the Family This Is the day; En-195; Bn-354

†h b‡°v hxï `sAv Bqv mvj‡Lv (2)

evBZv Lywk Mœvs| wM‡Ëj _vwiqv nv (2)
wPsAv Dbv (2)
wis.wg‡Ìj _K& †Mb (2)

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I Will Wear a Crown; En-167; Ba-397

1. gyKzU wóK& †Mb, Avd&dvb bK& wQ, evBZv Lywk Mœvs|

2. hxïmvb& ivgv, Avd&dvb bK& wPbv, AvsAv †i.Avs‡Mb|
3. †i.ev Avs evK&mv mvj& wMwQ †i.bv hxï wi¤§vs‡Mb&|
4. evs.Av mvj `sR, hxïb& †i.evAvwb, D.wP Lywk Mœvs|
5. d¬vK&bv bK& `sAv, Dqv mvjwMwQ, Avd&dv _vwiqv|
6. wdj‡ev hxïI bv, D.bb RvswM Mœvs, d¬vK cvcx bvb&|

72
eyw×gvb evwaj

1. wMwmK& Mœvs gv‡›` 2. wMwmK& wMÖ gv‡›`

(wiK&RK& is.eªv‡Kv)-3
wgK&L¨v Iqvwmg& wmg&evRK&
wgK&L¨v Iqvwmg& wmgevq
(wPivs `vj.ev RK&)-3
is.eªvK&wb bK& †gvRvRK&
(wiK&RK& Avb.†PsI)-3
wgK&L¨v Iqvwmg& wmg&evRK&
wgK&L¨v Iqvwmg& wmg&evq
(wPivs `vj.ev RK&)-3
Avb.†Pswb bK& †e.Avs RK&

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muvIZvjx Mvb

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muvIZvjx Mvb
Ah, raska din oka jokhec .........................................20
Abo manwa atmawan, ....................................................59
Adam ar Hawakin-...........................................................58
Am do Jisuge, Jisu...........................................................15
Amren kangean................................................................10
Anjompe se ho,
dharti......................................................30
Asol sukem nam khan......................................................35
Athwar do dhorom din.....................................................37
Ạuribo napam rua ̣r ha ̣bic................................................24
Begar begargeben- tahekana ...........................................55
Betlehemre janamenae ....................................................42
Bhorak khatirtin...............................................................21
Bonga hirla do fale .........................................................64
Caran – Kristan juanko,...................................................71
Cete lagit ho, ..................................................................63
Cotren dutko menkeda ...................................................40
Daya acharko hijuka........................................................11
Daya din do, boeha..........................................................14
De ho beretpe se ma ho duruppe.....................................38
De se dela, boeha, ...........................................................52
De se dela joto boeha, ....................................................75
Delan boeha, ho boeha....................................................22
Dela dela odokokpe.........................................................12
Dela inre Sonot Atma......................................................32
Dela joto boeha................................................................31
Dela sirjonren sanam phad..............................................48
Din do din do dara kana...................................................13
Dinke Din, Probhum .......................................................76
Dular reak katha...............................................................29
Dutko dutko mako . ........................................................54

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Eden bagwanre tokoe ......................................................57

Eden bagwanre Adam ar ................................................60

E indulariaJisu ........................................................... 2
E Jiwi, ebhenokme, ........................................................69
Gota dharti
darakate........................................................28
Gujuk din do dara kana.....................................................8
Hani nelepe ho, hani
nelepe............................................45
Inak jivi hoyok ma..........................................................34
Isor gidrai kolatbon.........................................................33
Jhalmal jhalmal serma ....................................................51
Jimalenan ho Probhu tire.................................................49
Jisu adim
mayawan...........................................................9
Jisui dularin
kana.............................................................18
Jisu hohoabon kana...........................................................6
Jisu reak dare
nutum.........................................................5
Jisure bhorsak kanko do,.................................................23
Jisu Masi janamemae.......................................................17
Jisu saote, Jisu saote........................................................16
Johar johar, pera johar.....................................................50
Jug jug do tahenmese, ....................................................70
Jordan onparom ...............................................................65
Jola jola talare, ...............................................................66
Jirauk maha paromre ......................................................67
kai gada cehel cepel .......................................................68
Kaitincette
metaoka.........................................................7
Langayenam, dukok kanam.............................................27
Masi kanae bhage pera .....................................................3
Maran din, raskawak din.................................................41
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Ne ho, ne ho Probhu, ......................................................74
Ne ho Probhu dan Probhu, ..............................................77
Nes gota bochor, baba ..................................................43
Ñindajokhec, ada
tandire................................................44
Noa dharti purire .............................................................72
Noha haram bidalre .........................................................61
Ote serma godetko............................................................39

Pilcu haram hopon ...........................................................73

Phalna kora, Tuska kuri, .................................................56
Serma thonokle bolok......................................................26
Sermaren Isor, sonotgeam...............................................47
Sin cando jhak jhak; .......................................................53
Sinai burure juri patare ..................................................62
Sin khon ho monj marsalan
disom..................................25
Sonot, Sonot, Sonot.........................................................46
Sontorokpe, boeha, cirgalokpe ho..................................36
Sorokme, Jisu, nuhumok kange........................................1
Soros dular, jaejug dular
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Uskurleme, Jisu ................................................................4

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1

‘ ۬ ok kange, Ñũt‘idik kana, iń thentahen

1. Sorokme, Jisu, ńuhum
me; ‘ ‘
Etak tengonko alaolenre de, Be at horbhorsa, am
tahẽanme.
2. Khato dintin mucat godok kan,
‘ Dha rtiank ha
̃ s hapen ar
banukan; ‘
‘‘ ‘
Pherakok ar sean neleť sanam sen, Am ban pheraokic, tahenme in
then. ‘
3. Sin satup jaruredin garotam; Bikdauic dare
rakputicge am;
Ạkyurko banukko am lekange, Duk sukre, Jisu, in then
tahenme,
4. Am bhorante bairi bae letejin, Harkhet ar saset ban ۠ ge
hamalin,
Gujukak sunga norok jit okor? Am tahentege indon bin
botor.
5. Gujukre krustam udukanme de, Ñũtre marsalanme am sermate;
Jaejugak setak seterok kange, Jivet ar gujukr taheã nme,

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1. E indulariaJisu, Koe anjomtinme,
Etakko hokho jokhecre Alom hirinin.
Jisu, Jisu, koe anjomtinme,
Etakko hokho jokhecre Alom hirinin.
2. Amak daya cularrege Montin khatirok;
Nase patiau ocogtinme, Nehõram kanan.
3. Am then eskar asok kanan, Amge bhorsatin;
Monre adin bhabnak kana, De bancaoin ne.
4. Jivi rarec reak jharna, Jisu, am kanam.
Eskar bhorsatin otrege, Sermare ho am.

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1. Masi kanae bhage pera, Kai ar duk idiyctae,

Ado delabon koejonte Sanamakbon sodorae;
Monak sulukge adoka Ạdi dukbon jometa
Eken noa karontege, Banbon Koeyede kana.
2. Saset arbon bid uk kana? Jaharebon dukoka.
Alogebon as chutauk ma, Isor thenbon Koejona.
Nonkan pera banukkoa Dukre seledok lagit,
Jisuge tengo akanae Duktabon marao lagit.
3. Lanag arle ten akana, Dand hamal aik auk kana,
Jisu, amge Babancaoic, Am thenle calak kana;
Gatekoko bagibonre Jisu thenbon rakjona;
Uni acge songebonae, Uni thenbon jirauka.

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1. Uskurleme, Jisu, Am samanre dobog,
Cetalem, Jisu, nehõr ror, Ar bhoraleme do,
Isor Sonot Hopon, Manwaren Bikcarie,
Sanatam senowak‘ lagit‘ Mon aviltaleme.
2. Uskurleme, Jisu, Am orhem ̃ e lagit‘ ;
Am duklar cetalem, Jisu, Ar gorowaleme.
3. Uskurleme, Jisu, Soetan tengo dakram;
Amak‘ sari kathae do monre marsalalem.
4. Uskurleme, Jisu, Amak‘ taram paknja;
Dharti reak‘ bhar bhirkore Alole lobdhaok‘ ma.
5. Amak‘ hukum cet‘jon Uskurleme, Jisu,
Amak‘ an ariko pukrau, Sahaialeme de.

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1. Jisu reak dare nutum, Dukte ten ar bhabna hor,
Idijonme sanam se‘cte; Onarege bhorsatam.
:: Nutumtae tinak‘ jut, Otre asar serma has! ::
2. Jisu reak nutum jaoge Phiri kana muhinre,
Khatir aotan bidaulenre; Koeme uni nutumte.
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3. Jisu reak‘ dular nutum, Monge raskate capek,
Duk ar dandi otanoka; Saote ac menaegea.
4. Jisu nutum dohaeakme, Jisu then taberok‘me
Rapajkoren Raj, am boeha, Sermaregem nelea.

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Tune: Jesus calls us

1 Jisu hohoabon kanae Dharti reak‘ birbao khon,

Dinamage metabon kanae: ―Isaiko
Panjayinpe‖.
2 Jisu hohoabon kanae Dharti reak‘ laloc khon :
Arhoye metabon kana : ―In bare
dularinpe‖.
3 Jisu hoboabon kanae Mehnot ar jirauk‘ dinre,
Bhabna ar raskadinre ho, ―In bare dularinpe‖.
4 Jisu hohoabon kanae, E Probhule anjomtam,
Mon ar jivile emama, Amgele dularmea.

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Tune: What can wash away my stain.; B.272, En-105

1 Kaitincet‘te metaok‘a? Jisu Masi reak‘

mayam;
Cet‘ lekatensaphaka? Eken Jisu reak mayam.
Ạdi damak‘ mayam, Jisum atukettam.
Ar jharna banukan, Eken Jisu reak‘ mayam.
2 Mon napae utartina, Jisu Masi reak‘ mayam.
Sanam kai khon saphawak‘ Eken Jisu reak‘
mayam.
3 Kai ohoge metaolen Begor Jisu reak‘ mayam;
Inin beskette ho ban, Eken Jisu reak‘ mayam.
4 Noa inak as bhorsa, Jisu Masi reak‘ maya m;
Niatin dhoromtet‘ ho, Jisu Masi reak‘
mayam.
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Lagre rar

1. Gujuk din do dara kana, Seterok‘a daku leka,

haere haere. Amak‘ hormo nasaok‘tama,
Monjak‘ muthan adok‘a, Hasarege milauk‘a;
Dharti badai one boeha, michagea.
2. Orak‘ duar dara hara, Acel pacel menak‘tama,
haere haere, Gujuk ghuri seterok‘a,
Maya jala chadaoka, Sanamakem bagige;
Dharti dohon do, one boeha, michagea.
3. Enga apa bhayadiko, Era hopon peratamko,

haere haere. Atet‘ berhae kaua raua,

Micha tapinokako, Bangem songe torako,
Dharti maya, one boeha, michagea.
4. Unre nutko bengedgea, Mayajalageko raga,
haere haere. Hormo khanca nisunoka,
Jivi mirui udauka, Dharti khone pharkaoka,
Dharti maya, one boeha, michagea.
5. Gujuk‘ gada hana sare, Serma puri disaime se, adi
monjge;
Serma hormom horokjona, Ipil lekam joloka,
Gujuk ar do banuka,
Tobe, boeha, cedak‘ amem nicindgea?
6. Jisu Masi dularia, Jion dhone punjiama
asambherge.
Onde kombro banukkoa, Tejo bako jarndia,
Tire juge tahena;
Tobe, boeha, cedak amem nicindgea?
7. Isorgetam Serma Baba, Hopontaeyem hoyokgea, adi
bbagge.
Dhorom horko bhayadika, Serma dutko gateka,
Begarok‘ do banuka;
Tobe, boehn, cedak‘ amem nicindgea?

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Tune: Rock of ages: (En-21, Bn-98)

1 Jisu adim mayawan, Horak‘ duktem dukok kan;

Horak‘ rogem nellere, Daya hec gotatmege;
Okareyem tahena, Joto dukge cabak‘a.
2 Amak Isor kathate kara horko nenelge,
Ledha horko tarama, Murhu‘c Jomko saphak‘a,
Kala hor anjomako, Goc hor jivedokako.
3 Amak‘ daya moca khon Ọdokok‘ kan jikvet‘ dhon;
Nindhan horko anjoma Jivi bakncaoak‘ katha;
Am then boge ocokko Tis ho bangem banako.
4 In hoJisunhijuk‘ kan Ạdi baric kai rogan;
Boge utarkan ne de Amak‘ sonot mayamte;
Thaioanme sermare, Nindhan ko jon anjomme!

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Tune: I am thine, O Lord; (En-57, Bn-226, AH-306)

1. Amren kangeań, Jisu probhutiń,

Dular ror hataotamte; Arhosorokge
Am then patiaure Ona adi sanatiń.
Dular Probhu, or soreńme de
Amem goclen krustet‘ then.
Dular Probhu, arho sor oreńme de
Mayamok‘ kokhatam then.
2. Amak‘ seware Atan ocońme
Amak‘ dare Isor sid! Uric asre mon
Bengetamtin ma, Sanatam ayuriń ma!
3. Tinak‘ niphut ha s Mittec ghurire
Gaditam samanreń ńam. Inak‘ koejonre
Pera Lekate Am thenge, E Isortiń!
4. Dular khandri ma Arho sarejok‘
Gadan paromok dhabic! Ar has buru dher
Bange tiogok‘ Ạuriń seterok‘ am then.

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Tune: There Shall be showers of blessing; (En-56, AH-195)

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1. Daya achorko hijuka, Onkage gok‘ katha do;
Bhor reak‘ dak‘ do ńuroka, Isor khon jhomor jhomor.
Daya, daya acharko Serma khon ńurabon ma;
Tip tap jorok‘ kan ma hege, Menek achrkole
khoj-
2. onako achorselet‘ge Ebhen ocoleme de!
Bir pakar, tandi tikur hoJarge japut‘te
sadek‘.
3. Daya acharko hijuk‘a. Alere kolme, probhu!
Dayate bare tandhalem, sostore menet‘ leka.
4. Daya acharko hijuk‘a, Tehenge jarialem.
Nitle hokho kan, E probhu Nitle dohaeam kana.

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1 :: Dela dela odokokpe, Marsalrebon tarama, ::
Jion marsal Jisu kanae, Marsalre do ńut banuk‘an.
Halleluya! Halleluya! Marsalrebon tarama.
Jion marsal Jisu kanae, Marsalre do ńut banuk‘an.
2 :: Kati‘c Kati‘cmarsalko do Latu bamber
benaok‘a, ::
Kati‘c Kati‘c dhorom kami Serma raje benao
rakaba.
3. :: Jisu saoteń taram idi, Natak‘ kamiń bagia, ::
Jisu kaiye ikakettin, Marsalregeń taram idia.
4. :: Marsalre do botor banuk‘, Marsalre do suluk nirai. ::
Marsalre do dare menak‘, Sostor katha marsal kange.
5 . :: Marsalre do dular menak‘, Marsalre do mit‘ monok‘. ::
Gujuk‘re do marsal senok‘, Marsal dobon tul rakaba.
6. :: Nut money‘ marsaltińa, :: Duk money‘
raskaitińa, ::
Mande khone rakabiń, Goc khone jivet‘ berediń.

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1 :: Din do din da dara kana, Bicar dinge sorok‘ kan; ::
Ace benaoket‘ jivi Isorge doepachayet‘tabon.
2 :: Manwagebon at‘ akan, Probhui tolaset‘bon kan; ::
Hon hopon hiatiń Boge bari‘c panjaetakoań.
3 :: Oromok‘ do guntabon, Joto kami badaeok‘ ; ::
Luka chapa banukanan, Uni then do ńel taboka.
4 :: Noa otre ursiń barsiń Tahen eken hoyok‘a; ::
Mit‘ din maila raskate do, Jivi cakbon
khuautabona.
5 :: Alom mena, Go‘clenre Iniń caba utarok‘; ::
Jivi begar hataroka, Hormo beret‘ ru arok‘tabon.
6 :: Hormo jivi mit‘ente Isor jotoe bicarbon; ::
Hako pako Jisu then ho! Eken uniy‘ bańcao daream.

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1 :: Daya din do, boeha, bujhaujonme, ::
Ạuri cabakrege at hotjonme,
Ona dinem parom ocoak‘ khan,
Etak‘ daya ber ban rakap‘ama,
Abon Isor tulu‘csuluk hodok‘me.

2 :: A‘cren ik‘di Jisui ruarok‘re, ::

Pase‘c calak‘ bangem tear akan;
Khange serma raska bapla orak‘
Uni tulu‘c ohom bolo nawan;
Bahre ńutre am dom tahe gidika.
3 :: Sedaegel kuri disakome ::
Onko motore do more lilhi ;
Sunum bako idid toralet‘te,
Diuhetako iricena, haere,
Bapla orak‘ bolok‘ pandolenako.
4 :: Onko leka am hohoyoktama, ::
robhu mente monre banuktam khan,
Probhu Patiau sunumsermate do
Tis ho ohom bolo nawana ;
Onde eken asol dhorom horak thai.
5 :: Unre nahaktege amem kastaok, ::
Nahaktege Jisum nehoraea ;
Unre daya silpiń siń akan,
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Unre Jisui metam, Okoe kan com?
Tis ho bań ńel orom akatme.

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1 Am do Jisuge, Jisu, pap manwa jalate
Ạsis dhartitem aṛgolena; Renge‘c hobam
badae,
tetan ho bam badae,
Jeverjaverem daṛalet‘a.
2 Am do Jisuge, Jisu pap manwa jalate,
Ạsis dhartitem argolena ; Lolo ho bam badae,
seton ho bam badae,
Sopok‘ rodok‘em daralet‘a.
3 Am do Jisuge, Jisu, pap manwa jalate
Ạsis dhartitem argolena ; Lohot‘ ho bam
badae,
losot‘ hobam badae, Jehe jobeyem
daralet‘a.
4 Am do Jisuge, Jisu. pap manwa jalate
Ạsis dhartitem argolena ; Harkhet ho bam
badae,
saset ho bam badae, Jivi sudhagem alaelet‘a.

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1 Jisu saote, Jisu saote, Cet‘ hoyok‘iń calak‘a.
Probhu tayom, Probhu tayom,
Taram piche taramań.
2 Jisu saote, Jisu saote, Renge‘c tetan sahaoan.
Serma pitha, jivet‘ak dak‘ Namte sanam hirinan.
3 Jisu saote, Jisu saote, Krus gokkateń calak‘a ;
Janum tupri bohiktaere Ñ elte khubiń diljońa.
4 Jisu saote, Jisu saote, Krus tuluege gujuk‘ań.
Iń do papi, uni sonot, Uni gunte bańcaok‘ań.
5 Jisu saote, Jisu saote, Mońj disomteń bolok‘a.
Met‘ dak‘ jorok‘ thiroktińa, Jaejug raskań
tahena.
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1 Jisu Masi janamenae. Betlehem atore,
Dela dela, boeha, ńelepe; Jisu Masi kanae Babańcaoi‘c.
2 Kamiket‘ae abon lagit‘, Darelenae ho ;
Dela dela, boeha, ńelepe; Kurus khuntireko khil akade
!
3 Goc khone beretena, Sermatey‘ rakapen;
Gujuk‘ botore cabaket‘, Serma disomteye horat‘bona.

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Jesus loves me.

1 Jisui dulariń kana, Ona khatiń badaea;

Isor reak‘ sostoree Onkage ol akana.
He ińren Jisui dulariń Kana,
Dhorom sostorre onka ol akana.
2 Deman krusre iń lagit‘ Aka ocolengeae !
Ińak kaiko onate Metao gidikettińae.
3 Iń do gidra kangeań, Ińak dare banuk‘tiń;
Menkhan probhu Jisu do Ińe goroangea.
4 Jisu Masi serma khon Ińe benget‘ań kana;
Cet‘ hoaloń kani ma, Okateye bhabanak‘a.
5 Serma sec taram lagit‘ Jisu doe tiagińa ;
Gujuk jokhec unige Botore maraotińa.
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1 Soros dular, jaejug dular, Tire juge ińretam ;
Amem dular marankidiń, Iń bin lek hor kanre ho.
2 Iń ńutumte serma dhontam Jotoge com bagiat‘
Iń lagit‘em dandok‘ kana, iń renge‘c hor kanre ho.
3 Amak‘ dhorom jugritege Ińge coyem oyoń kan.
Amak‘ abhraem neań kan, Iń langat hor kanre ho
4 Iń bodolte amge krusre Jivim alaeket‘tama.
Ińak sajai amgem jomket‘, Iń sajai lek kanre ho.
5 Larhai tayom jitak‘ tupri Namań nahak‘ sermare.
Man salak‘em horok‘ańa, Iń nacar hor kanre ho.
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6 Hae dulartam, hoe dulartam Hae dulartam
sorosge;
Gun manaoiń joharama, Amak‘ dularreń tahen.

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1 Ah, raskadin oka jokhe‘c Iń Jisugenń bachaoana ;
Raskate mon capek‘ kana, Ar sanam then lai
sadeań,
Raska din, raskadin ! Jisute kai metaoen din.
Cetań kanae din din jagwar,
Ar koetulu‘c cehra tahen, Raskadin, raskadin !
Jisute kai metaoen din.
2 Tin maranak‘ hoyentińa, Iń Probhuren, ar a‘c jńren
Dularte mone orket‘tiń, Ar raskateń unumena.
3 Nit mon Jirauentińgea ; Tahengeań in Probhu then,
Dulareań. bataotaeań ; jug mucat‘ dhabi‘c ńumeań

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Blessed assurance; En-34, Bn-29, AH-462, CH-608

1 Bhorak‘ khatirtiń, Jisu ińren, Sermawak‘ raska

Nit dhartire ho; Damte chadaoic, Isorren hor,
Jiu khon janami‘c, Mayamte pond.
Onkagetińa Hoyenak‘ do, Raskasereńtaiń
Siń satupge ; Jisu do ińren, Acrenge iń,
Iń Babańcaoic Jisugetiń
2 Pura bataote Purage has Mon metteń neleta
Sermawak‘ko ; Jisuren kolko Jivi rarec
Suluk ar asko Khae khoeań kan.
3 Pura bataote Monre gurum, Jisuak‘ hirlare
Bhagan kanań, Cotsec bengedte Nonde menań,
Uni dularte Jivi purun.
4 E Babańcaoic‘, Amren kanań ; Nijor ar kaiko ar
Dhartiak‘ lob monre aikauk‘ kan, Inre menak‘ ;
Amgetiń hirla, Amrege jut.

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1 Delan boeha, ho boeha, Orak‘te delan, ho boeha !

Nonde boeha, suk banuk‘ ; Sermate delan !
2 Ạ̄puńtalan ond ̣ege ; Dadatalan hoonḍege ;
Asol or ̣ak‘ ond ̣ talan ; Sermate delan !
3 Dhạrtire do duk eken, Bahre ar bhitrire kaị eken,
Beṛhaetege bairi ̣ eken, Sermate delan,
4 Jisui uiharetlana,
̣ Isore nel horetlana,
Sonot Jiugey‘ oretlana; Sermate delan!
5 Onte Jisui horat‘lana, Onḍege Jisui ṭhạiatlan,
Sonot Jiguey‘ a ̣yurlana ; Sermate delan !
6 Sona kulhi ond ̣e ho, Hirạ oṛak‘ge ond ̣e ho,
Kukmuleka sukge ond ̣e ; Sermate delan !
7 Hijuk‘te do, E boeha, Alogem d ̣hilạua, ho boeha !
Silpiń a ̣uri sińokrege Sermate delan !

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1 Jisure bhorsak kanko do Ohoko at‘lenge,
Onko nit‘ gharońj kanako, Ạd khon jaejug dhabi‘c
2 Adom doko lahayena Baba then sermare.
Ar adom do menakbona Nondege dhartire.
3 Serma reak‘ mahimare Jutko sekreń kana.
Onkoak‘ begarok‘ duk do Cabayentakoa.
4 Sermare Probhu gharonjren Jiraujon kanako,
Dhartire Probhu gharońjren Larhai kangeabon.
5 Noa kntha raska reak‘ ; Ar thora din khange
Abon ondcebon calak‘a Jisu Masi thenge.
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Tune: God be with you; (En-5, Bn-310)

1. Ạuribo ńapam ruar habi‘c, Babae horho jangeme ma

A‘c dananre dohome mae, Ạuribo ńapam ruarhahi‘c.
Jisu then sermare Arhobo ńapamok‘a.
Un habi‘c am tulu‘c Isor Babasaoteyetahen !
2. Ạuribo ńapam ruar habic, Hormo jivi jati sanam,
Nae napaegeye dohoetam, Auribo ńapam ruar habi‘c.

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3. Ạuribo ńapam ruar habi‘c, Andmandao ar gar
muhinre,
Harupme mae acak‘ tite, Ạuribo ńapam ruaṛ̣ hạbi‘c.
4. Auribo ńapam ruaṛ̣ hạbi‘c, Tundạn bhor maran dula ̣ṛte
Certhame mae serma mante, Ạuribo ńapam ruarhabic.

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Ther‘s a land: (En-32, Bn-308, AH-428, CH-551)

1. Siń khon ho monj marsalan disom, Sanginre,

patiautebon ńel ńam.
Bab cone ńel horet‘bon kan. Thai ondeye tearabon kan.
:: Jut hasge, sor dinge, Bon ńapam ona mońj disomre. ::
2. Onde mońj gada arerege, Bon sereń bhorankoak mońj rar
;
Duk bhabna ar do ban tahena, Hae hae ban jirau reak‘ bhorte.
3. Cotre merae mayawan Baba, Sarhao nońjorbo samanaea ;
Dulartae thenok dan ńutumte, Sonotet‘bon kan bhorkotaete.

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Tune: We shall stand before the king.

1 Serma thonokle bolok‘, Jaejug sukle ńamjona,

Sor dinge, sor dinge. Jion dare jole jom,
Jion gada dakle nui, Sor dinge, sor dinge,
Delabon ho, delabon ma; Serma sukbon ńamjona,
Nut banuk‘a onde do,Dhorom horgeko jhalkaok‘a,
Cando lekako jolok‘.
2 Serma thonokre onde Serma godedt songere,
Sor dinge, sor dinge. Rajtalele sereńae
Bin mucat‘ raskatege, Sor dinge, sor dinge.
3 Ape sangiń perako, Ale saote me dela !
Sor dinge, sor dinge. Jisu rajbon ńelea,
Sewa manbo emaea Sor dinge, sor dinge.
4 Serma ghonta ruk‘ ma de, Serma thonokle bolok‘ ;
Sor dinge, sor dinge, Jisu raj mahimak‘ae
Acren porja ńelkote ! Sor dinge, Sor dinge.

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Tune: art thou weary

1 Langayenam, dukok‘ kanam, Sasetok‘ kanam?

Jisu then calao hodok‘me, Jirauk‘me.
2 Cekateń ńel oromkea, Ạkyuri‘c khane ;
Ti, janga, kokhataerege Khil cinha,
3 Rajko lekanak‘ dahrite Bohok‘ saj akan?
He, dahrilengeae, menkhan Janumte.
4 Pańja ńamle khaniń nonde Cet‘iń ńamkea?
Ạdi bhabna, adi dandha, Ạdi duk.
5 Pańja idile khan sesre Cet‘ lekakoktiń?
Duk cabak‘a, suk purauk‘a, Jug dhabi‘c.
6 Dayawańakiń koele khan, Ohoe banletń?
Ot ar serma tahen habi‘c Ohoge.
7 Mit‘ montegeń pańjale khan, Bohranijińae?
Acre sa nam bhorsakkoko Menet‘, he.

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1 Gota dharti darakate Bhage sombad
pasnaope,
Apa, Hon ar Sonot Jiu Nutumte celakope.
Ipil legape jolok‘a, Man arthonok ńamape ;
Langa haron sahaokate Jisu then agukope.
2 Gar muhin paraoapea, Bairiko santaopea,
Hulasate raskajonpe, Sermare kuraitape.
3 Horko cigariapea, Katha bako ańjoma,
Enhojivi hatarkate Murukte laiakope.
4 E sonotko, de laraokpe, Gujuk‘ ńinda aurire ;
Bicar dinre binda wante, Sermate bolok‘ape.
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1 Dular reak‘ katha Setak‘, tikin, ayup‘,
Mit‘ talao crok‘pe, Duk ar suk jokhe‘c.
Khange irok‘ dinre, Sereń sereńate
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Hijuk‘ape hapen Bindawantege.
2 Niron ar raban bin, Bodnam ar namdakre
Ona bhage ita Er iditape.
3 Rak‘ se sereńate, Jahalekakgege,
Bhage ita erpe Jisu ńutumte.

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1 Ańjompe se ho, dharti manwa,
Jisui hohoyet‘, dela iń then !
Ban dope calak‘a ban do bana,
Iń doń calak‘a uni thenge,
2 Jius Masi do dular Probhu,
Gota moneteń sewawaea.
Ban dope sewawae ban do bana,
Iń doń sewawae jivet‘ janam.
3 Jisu Masi ho Babańcaoi‘c
Jiviye emket‘ kurus katre.
Ban dope badaeye ban do bana,
Iń doń badaeye Babancaoic.
4 Jisu Masi ho mayamtaete,
Kai reak‘ jotoe purechunket‘.
Ban dope angece ban do bana,
In‘ doń jamar akan unirege.

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Tune: Onward Christian solders; (En-51, Bn-247, AH-612, Ga-8)

1 Dela joto boeha, Dela mit‘ monan !

Ñelpe, kurus cinha Nit ho lahak‘ kan.
Cotren, otren malik Ạyuret‘bonae.
Bairi bhagaok‘ kanae; Jisu rajok‘ mae !
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Dela joto boeha, Dela mit‘ monan !
Nelpe kurus cinhaNit ho lahak‘ kan.
2 Jisu sonot mandre, Sari dhorom phad.
Sanam sen lahak‘ kan Serma sermare.
Jivi patiau mitge, As bhorsatet‘ ho.
Dela sopohot‘te Sen idik‘ mabo.
3 Raj rapajko nurok‘, Nawan rakabok‘ ;
Enhosonot mander Oho maraolen.
Jisu raj menaea A‘cak manderee.
Onatege bairi Bangey‘ lektec kan.
4 Joto disom horko, Dela songek‘pe ;
Jisu Babańcaoi‘c Sarhaoe lagit‘.
Cotren otren malik, Sarhaokok‘ mam nit !
Mahima ar mantam Jaejug tahen ma !

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1 Dela ińre Sonot Atma, Marsalate ińre dela ;
Am bare iń thenem he‘clen khan do
Ińak mone do marsal utarok‘.
2 Dela sengel lekakate Ińak kaiko atartińne ;
Ar lolok‘ mań dhorom horte senok‘,
Ińak‘ mone do nirai utarok‘.
3 Dela ińre sisir leka Biswas dog do haraetińme ;
Ḍag dagaok‘ ma dhorom reak‘ goroj,
Laloc maone do sanamiń koboj.
4 Dela maran Atma, ińre Potam lekate argonme ;
Am ińak hor soteliditińme,
Ińak mone do sorakatńme.

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1 Isor gidrai kolat‘bon, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma ;
Isor manwa doe badhao ket‘bon,
Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma !
2 Isor gidrai bhoraea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma ;
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Isor gidra doe jotonea,
Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma !
3 Isor gidrai asulea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma;
Isor gidra doe harayea,
Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma !
4 Isor gidrai horhoyea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma !
Isor gidra doe jangeyea,
Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma !
5 Isor gidrai ayurea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma ;
Isor gidra doe sotogea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe
ma
6 Isor gidrai dhoromea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe
ma !
Isor gidra doe sonotea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe
ma !
7 Isor sermatey, idiyea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe ma;
Jaejug sukrey, dohoyea, Raskakatebon sarhaoe
ma !

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Tune: Take my life; En-26, Bn-233, Ga-43

1 Ińak‘ jivi hoyok‘ ma Dhorom, sonot ar nira,

Nit khon ińak‘ ar do ban, Amak‘ge teheń khonan.
2 Bare bare siń satup‘ Isoriń sarhaomea,
Guru leka ińak‘ ti Raupt‘ ocoetinme do.
3 Ińak janga am lagit‘ Ạdi jarnahak‘ ma nit,
Ar alante mit‘ talao Iń sodortama sarhao.
4 Luti de laraotińme, Ińak‘ mocate rorme.
Jemon bhage sombad do Ar arkoń laiako ma.
5 Mone amagok‘tiń ma, Ińak aloń senak‘ ma,
Iń ontorre rajok‘me, Kobojińme ekkalte.
6 Am lagit‘, probhu Jisu, Hormo mon ar atma do
Jaejug habic nit khonak‘ Ińiń emogok‘ kana.
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1 Asol sukem ńam khan,
Alom sendrae dharti raskare;
Onare do banukańec Onare do ohom namle
tisre ho, tisre ho.
2 Asol sukem ńam khan, Enecre do alom seledok‘ ;
Onate do hajar rijte Amak‘ mon do khati sea
cabaka, cabak‘a.
3 Asol sukem ńam khan, Handise‘c do alom bengeda
Era hopon dingarkoam, Oraktam khon suk ar
suluk cabaka, cabak‘a.
4 Asol sukem ńam khan, Alom sendrae kai khand ranre;
Onako do nuńurgea, Khayuk rege eken am dom
kundlanok‘, kundlanok‘.
5 Asol sukem ńam khan, Dharti dhonre alom bhorsaka;
Onako do lahra leka Otanok‘a gujuk‘re do ereme‘ ereme.
6 Asol sukem ńam khan, Alojm dilok‘ amok‘ dhoromre;
Kupni ho ban hoyok‘tama, Bicar dinre am do
langat tahenamn, tahenam.
7 Asol sukem ńam khan, Badai monte alom ketejok;
Onate com bele godok‘ Togoc data garjao lagit
norokre, norokre.
8 Asol sukem ńam khan, Gota mon do Jisu emaeme ;
Joto kaiye metaotama, Adermeae jaejug suk
ar raskare, raskare.

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1 Sontorok‘pe, boeha, cirgalok‘pe ho,
Maran bairi, Soetan takaoet‘peae,
Nasaobona mente acur barae kanae,
Jagwar akaebo taken ma, at aloe ńam.
2 Kul leka uni do begor-mayawan ;
Kathatae sebelge, menkhan bisanak‘ ;
Kai gunakte serma khon lagayenae,
Onde alobon senok‘, adi atet‘ae.

3 Alobon ańjomtae, ekreyic kanae,

Norok senak‘ hore mit‘ sao akat‘a,
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Jemon lelha manwa aloka akotok‘,
Menkhan bin taki‘cko tiog ńut disom.
4 Soetan ekrei‘c kanae, Jisu akyuric;
Soetan nonostoi‘c, Jisu Babńcaoicge.
Soetan do bedhorom, Jisu dhorom utarge,
Jisurebon hirlak‘ Soetau banete.

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1 Athwar do dhorom din Isor dohokedae;
Masiak‘ ńutum do teheń Dhoromtebo disai.
2 Noa dharti reak‘ Kamibo ikakak‘
Abobo ced ma Isorak‘, Arbo sewawae ma.
3 Isor bahaleme, Jivet‘ bhor amak‘le
Dohoe amak‘ hukumkoge, Ale do amrenge.
4 Jisu then sermare Jaejugbo tahena;
Jaejugbo jirauk‘a onde, Arbo sewawaea.

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1 De ho beret‘pe se ma ho durup‘pe
Jisu ńutum cando serma cote khon
Ḍigi migi dore seterenae ho.
2 Bathan tandiren ho bhidi gupiko
Dut nasarhete David nangarte
Jisu cumarako rakap calak‘ kan.
3 Bengedtabonpe ho koyogtabonpe,
David disom nangar marsalena ho,
Pap ńutak‘ doe saharena ho.
4 Ñelkope se ho koyok‘kope se
Purub jajrenko gonok pondetko
Sona dumrateko orheye kanre.
5 Mohok mohok sunum sasan sepeńpe,
Nejon hijuk‘pe ho odon hijuk‘pe,
Jisu Masi dobon orhe yea ho.
6 De ho darpe ho ma ho tarampe,
Babae kol akade Jisu dularo
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Sunum sasantebon orheyea ho.
7 Taram tarampe ho cogorcogorpe
DulariaJisui seter akana,
Gor koroteye hoboabon kan.
8 Mone silpiń dore jhicaebe,
Jivi tati dore larawaepe,
Bolo ocoaepe Jisu dularo.
9 Jisu Masi barey‘ bololen khan
Le lokom dare baho leka
Monejivi dore la lakaoka.
10 Nalope keteja ho nalope tabuja,
Nir hijuk‘pe ho hajar hijuk‘pa,
Jisu Masi bare sabetabonpe.

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1 Ote serma godetko, Nawa janam raj sereń :
Cotre Isorak‘ thonok, Dhartire do suluktae,
Manwakore khusige. Raskate sarhaoepe,
Lai pasnaope dhartire, Isor gidrai janamen.
Ote, serma godetko, Nawa janam raj sereń!
2 Isor Hopn jug khonan, Babren dularia,
Abon thene janamen Noa dhuri dhartire;
kai ar dukko gog lagit‘ Manwa jate hataoan,
Serma suk bagikate heclenae duk jaegare.
Ote, serma godetko, Nawa janam raj sereń!
3 Serna raj joharaepe, Manwa jatren Isorge !
Suluk, dhorom, mayawan Jaejug jion danet‘ae,
Monre bhorsa khatir as, Ñutre serma marsalge,
Moronrene jivet‘ko ; Gun manao joharaepe,
Ote, serma godetko, Nawa janam raj sereń !
4 Dela, dela serma raj, Puraume de kamitam.
Amge sariak‘ marsal, Amge sonot utaric‘.
Amak‘ maran darete Soetan bińge gojeme,
Manwa bosre rajok‘te Danaleme jiontet‘.
Cet‘aleme amak‘ hor, Ạyurleme jivet‘ bhor.
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1 Cotren dutko menkeda, Masiya mahimak‘ ma,
Raj teheń janamenae, Dhartire suluk nirai
Isor do ar kai manwa Masire sulukena,
Abo lagit‘ Jisuae Masi raj janamenae.
Dutko menlet‘, Ańjompe. Nawa raj sarhaoepe.
2 Ninda dhertet‘ senena, Angak‘ lagidok‘ kana.
Marsal reak‘ khandate Murukate larhaipe
Masiye janamente Nutak‘ kami bagipe,
Joto hor teheńko ńel Aboren Imanuel.
3 Suluk Raj sarhaoepe, Makrsali‘c ńumepe de,
Jaejug jion cot khonak‘, Jisuye agukeda.
Serma suk bagikate Manwa ruptey‘ janamen,
Alo jemonbe nostok‘, Abo jemonbo bańcaok‘.
4 Dela, Jisu, hijuk‘me, Alere oragok‘me,
Am do manwam hoyente Soetan bohok‘ posagme ;
Adam muthan alere Dayakate maraome,
Amak‘ muthan alere Dese janamaleme.

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1 Maran din, raskawak‘ din Hulasok‘ kantińa mon;
Isor Babawak‘ bagwanko khon Mońj bahakoko
hecatbon
:: Sermaren godet teheń ::
2 Serma sereń, sonot sereń, Ote, Betlehem tandire,
Serma godetko raskak‘ kan,
:: Isor sabasi sereńge, :: As reak‘ jaejug sereń, ::
3 Pirthimire hulas suluk, Isor Hopone hecatbon ;
Kai ar Soetanak‘ ektair khon Isor Hopone oarbon,
:: Sermaye jhi‘cat‘bona. ::
4 Isor khonak‘ serma suluk, Laga ńiret‘ ńutak‘ duk,
Hudiń maranko luturak‘pe, Bakńcaoicge menaetabon;
:: Joto raskak‘pe teheń! ::

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1 Betlehemre janamenae, Jisu Masi ;

Jirusalem raskak‘ kanae, Halleluya, Halleluya.
2 Ñelepe serma raj hopon, Jisu Masi ;
Janamenae Mariakhon ; Halleluya, Halleluya.
3 Gendre‘cteye bedhaoena, Jisu Masi ;
Mihu meromko talare, Halleluya, Halleluya,
4 Gonokkoko samanade, Jisu Masi :
Sona kunduru gondhoros, Halleluya, Halleluya.
5 Abonak‘ duk cabaket‘ae, Jisu Masi ;
Babańcaoic tengoyenae, Halleluya, Halleluya.
6 Isorren gidrai hoeket‘bon Jisu Masi ;
Aderbonae ac sermate, Halleluya, Halleluya,
7 Onde unibon ńelea, Jisu Masi ;
Juge jugbon sarhaoea, Halleluay, Halleluya.

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1 Nes gota bochor, baba, dayakatem jariket‘,
Dayakatem sawae purauket‘
Amak‘ daya dularte bochor bochor jonom khon,
Nonkagele ńamet‘, sanamak‘tem purun akat‘le.
2 Nes gota bochor, Baba, Alekoak‘ jivi hormo
Napaetegem doho akatle. Sanam lekan bairi khon,
rua haso muhin khon
Dareanak tite bańcaokatem bahao akat‘le.
3 Nes gele bele amak‘ daya tele tiok‘ket‘a ;
Amak‘ dayatele ńel ńamket‘,
Jivi hormo napaete nawa onle ńamkette
Sarhaoetmeale, dayakate atantaleme.
4 E Isor Baba, adi dayakate bhoralem ;
Am samanre tengon lagit‘, Sonot Jiu do kolalem,
monge marsaltaleme,
Jisui ruar hilok‘re, jaejug jion sermarele ńam.

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1 Ñindajokhe‘c, ada tandire, Gupiko thene sodorena,

Hukigotante raska monte, Sonot godet cotserma
khonge.
Jitau, jitau, jitaukabon, Janam akanae Bakńcaoic.
2 Ona tayomte usul cotre Sereńket‘ko Isorren serma phad.
Suluk he‘cen abo manwako then
Khusi apere, E dhartiren.
3 Nawa ipile rakapena. Pondetkoko ńelkede sermare.
Lekhakateko badaeket‘a, Nawa rajgeye janam akan
4. Puruakhonge gonokko he‘cen Ñ amkedeako gai gorare
Onrbak‘kateko samandadea, Sona, kunduru ar gondhoros.
5. Raska monte rudarenako Suluk raskako ńamket‘
Baba khon.
Bhage sombadko lai pasnaoket‘a, Nawa rajgeye janam
akan.
6 Dela boeha, mit‘ monte dela. Ñele mabon uni nawa Raj.
Ipilge doe laha akana, Udukabonae sojhe hor.

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Hani ńelepe ho, hani ńelepe !
Sanam dare maran Isor hani ńelepe !
1 Ot ar serma aurik‘rege Uni eskar tahek̃ anae ;
2 Acak‘ rorte ot ar serma Jotoe benao sajaoket‘a ;
3 Manwa janwat ciuti, pipri, Jotogeye benaoket‘bon ;
4 Uni eskar janamkatey Ạsul hara a guyet‘bon ;
5 Ạk‘guyic ar ikdiyic hõ Eken uni maran Isor !
6 Kai khon bańcaobona mente Acren Hopon kolatbonae ;
7 Enga apa leka uni Abon lagit‘ tengon kanae ;
8 Abon ho, dularia boeha, Boge gidra tahenmabon.

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Tune: Holy Holy Holy; (En-1, Bn-42, AH-73)

1 Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Sanam dare Isor !

Ḍher setak‘ jokh‘cre Am sarhaomegeale.
Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Daya ar dareyic,
Apa, Hon ar Sonot Jiu, Bhoran pene mit‘.
2 Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Sermarenko joto
Amko sewawam kan Amak‘ janga then tabe.
Am tahekanic, am Nit menamic eskar
Jug cetan jug tahen kanic Isor.
3 Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Marsalre menamic‘,
Kaianko do amak‘ Ṭhonok bako ńel ńama.
Eskar Sonot amge, Am begor banukko,
Am dare, dular, Sapha puraui‘c.
4 Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Sanam dare Isor !
Cotren otren sanam Sirjon amko sarhaome.
Sonot, Sonot, Sonot ! Daya ar dareyic,
Apa, Hon ar Sonot Jiu, Bhoran pene mit‘.

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1 Sermaren Isor, sonotgeam, Daya maya do athikantam.
Bhage gunkotem pere‘c akan Mit‘ talaogeyem ńelet‘le kan.
2 Nutre do Bhnrkaipil kanam, Muhinre Bhage Gate
kanam,
Okoeak‘ monrem berelo‘ka Duk bhabna jotom maraotaea.
3 Am pachnaore do suk ńamoka, Amre mon lagao heremgea,
Okoe then amem sodoroka Unige am doe orommea.
4 Amak‘ sirjon do bhagegea, Amak‘ hudisko sorosgea,
Bujhaualeme sanakotam, Gorowalemeam sewawam !

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Tune: All hail the power of Jesus name; (En-59, Bn-44, Ga-18)

1 Dela sirjonren sanam phad Sorok‘pe sajkate !

Singhason then taberokpe, Ar Jisu rajkaepe !
2 E ape serma godetko, Ar cotren dareko,
Raj tupritet‘ odokpe nit, Ar Jisu rajkaepe !
3 E ape mayam gohako, Jitau paromkoge,
Raskakpe nitok‘ sermare, Ar Jisu rajkaepe !
4 Kai khonge Jisu mayamte Bańcaoen boehako,
Sarhaope dular, dayatae, Ar Jisu rajkaepe !
5 E manwa bosren jotoko, Hudiń ar marange ;
Ñelepe Bakńcaoictabon, Ar Jisu rajkaepe !

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1 Jimalenan‘ ho Probhu tire, Uni hirlareń giticlena ;
Bań botorlena ńindańutre; Probhui tahekan iń
songere.
2 Engań apuńkin giticlena, Bankin ńellediń ńinda ńutre ;
Probhu Jisuye dengetadiń, Sim hopon lekae gungut‘lediń.
3 Gujuk ńinda ho, ambas ńinda, Ạdi botora, horko mena;
Muhinkote iń eset‘lena, Probhu dohaeteń paromena.
4 Nonka doreyem dayawadiń, Sińke ńindayem jogarediń ;
Cet‘iń ruaram ona rean ? Iń do, Probhu, iń rengecgea.
5 Onte note iń ańjome‘ta, Nana hunarge ceresereń ;
Iń ho, Probhu, iń orhemea, Ina chada do cetiń
emam?

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6 Jimak‘ kangeań amak‘ tire, Teheń siń satup jogarińme
;
Amak‘ horregen taram idi, Aloń etagok‘ ona khonan.

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1 Johar johar, pera johar, Johar johar, gate johar ;
Nitak‘ dobo apan apinok‘ kana.
Abo saote Masiye tahen ma !
2 Isor Baba dayate do Sanamkobo jarwalena ;
Nitaok‘ dobo apan apinok‘ kana, Abo saote Masiye tahen
ma !

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BAR-SOHARE
1. Jhalmal jhalmal serma phadko argoyen,
Bathan bhidi gupikoko laiatko;
―Baban caoice janamakana.‖
2. Bathan bhidi gupikoko lapaien
―Raska sombat jisu reak katha do I
Dela, bhalabon, sutik naguima.‖

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BAR: SOHRAE
1. De se dela, boeha, - taram tarampe ho
Calakmabon boeha, - Bethlem goratege,
Nelel, orhe, boeha, - Probhu Jisu Masi.
2. Tehenge con, boeha, - nisum tala ninda,
Hudin ato, boeha, - Bethlem bilan tandi,
Gorare ho Jisu – nandan janamakan.
3. Heran daya, boeha, - heran maran dular!
Adi nindhan, boeha, - mahir ar bapuric,
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Gora nandwarege – kucalenae Jisu.
4. Benam, seren, tirio – oron hulasate,
Babancaoic Jisu – sarhao orheyebon;
Pura porho, hoeha, - emabonae Jisu.
5. Jisum Janamente, -dular johartale;
Jisum jaminente,- orhe sarhaotale!
Jonom jonomo Jisu – bhoraleme.

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BAR: SOHRAE
1. Sin cando jhak jhak;
Ninda cando dag dag;
Aboren Probhu Jisui
Dag dagaokkan.
2. Jolok ipil dig dig;
Disom hor ande sale;
Jisuren jolok ipile
Dig digaukkan.
3. Bathlem bilan tandi
Gora cetan dig dig;
Aboren Probhu Jisui
Janamakan.

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BAR DURUMJAK – ―Buru mako berelkef‖

1. Dutko dutko mako dungut dungudok,Ayogo nelkope,

Bethlem tandireko dunguf Dungudok.
2. Jisu Masi Janamteko serenjonana,Ayogo anjompe,
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Jisu Masi janamteko serenjokam.
3. Dela boeha berefpe, sarhaoemabon,Ayogo mit monte,
Gota monbon samanaea sarhao Serente.

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BAR: DON
1. Begar begargeben- tahekana ho,
Isor sahaiteben-juriena.
Noa katha, ma ho –de disa jonben;
Auri gujuk babic – baben bapag.
2. Padre samanrge – Girja orakre,
Rupa mundamteben – bundiena,
Enga, apa, pera, -bhai bhaian diko,
Bagikate, ma ho – jopotonben.
3. Sonot Paulus Preit- metabonkanae;
Probhu Jisu Masi – Girja Bohok,
Ona lekatege – meaejiuren malik
Herel hoyokkanae, - Sastor katha.
4. Besra hoben, bhala, - baricre hoben,
Rengecre hoben, se – kisarre ho,
Sukben tahenre ho, - dukben tahenre
Baben topaga ho-bapla tonol.
5. Cetleka Jisu doe – dularet bona,
Dular goporore – tahenben se;
Jiwi hatarkate – duk ar suk jomte,
Jiwef jonomreben – raska jona.

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BAR: BAPLA

1. Phalna kora, Tuska kuri,

Isor then jobanteben topolen;
Ma sambraoskac tahenben,
Dilakae tahenben;
Gujuk ha bic bapag banuk.

1. Isor Baba tolket katha

Manwa do ona aloe topagma;
Bapla, tonol jiwi, tonol,
Okoe noae topakke?
Isor Babae mohorakat.

2. Abrahamren Isor Baba,

Bahu jawaetakin bhora kinme;
Adharo budharo sukre,
Soyulukte bahaokmakin,
Hoyoktakin hon hoponko.

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BAR: DON

Eden bagwanre tokoe manwakin

Tahekana?
Adam Hawakin tahekana,
Unkin tahekan bhor do,
Dhorom tahekan bhor do,
Eden bagwanin mandaoleda.

1. Mandoer bagwanre tahen

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Mabon ho dhoromakan,
Serma Babawak bhorte,
Sonot Jiuak akyurte
Tiogabon ho thonok Eden.

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BAR: DON

1. Adam ar Hawakin- Eden bagwanre,

Dhorom ar sukrekin – tahakana;
Isorak dularte – isorak bhorte,
Rengec do bantakin, - rog duk ho ban;
Dhorom ar sukrekin – tahekana.

2. Saetan bidaagutege –tala bagwanre,

Kairekin nurena, - haere, haere!
Mana dare reak – jokin jomkette,
Dharti sukkin atket, - serma suk ho:
Kairekin nurena, - haere, haere!

3. Unkinren bos kante- manwa jotoko

Ghatianko hoyena, - haere, haere!
Serma bondentako,- dhorom nostoena;
Dharti sukko atket,- serma suk ho;
Ghatianko hoyena, - haere, haere!

4. Nawa Adam Jisu – abo lagitge

Kai doe marao,- raskajonpe;
Duk saset sahaote, - Krusre goclente,
Raskai aguatbon, - sermae jhicket;
Kai doe maraokeda – raskajonpe.

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BAR: DANTA

1. Abo manwa atmawan,

Pilcu haram hopon ho,
Pilcu haram hopon,
Bonga buru manaokote
Dingra cbayenbon
Dingra cabayen.

2. Bonga buru manaokote,

Heran maran pap kan ho,
Heran maran pap kan;
Bonga buru sewatege
Noroktebon calak ho
Noroktebon calak.
3. Isor Baba sewate do
Dhorom, kami kana ho
Dhorom, kami kana ho;
Isor dewa sewatege
Sermatebon calak.

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BAR: DON

1. Eden bagwanre Adam ar Hawakin tahekana,

Unkin tahekan bhorge
Dhorom tahekan bhorge,
Eden bagwankin mandaoleda.

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2. Eden bagwanre Adam ar Hawa,
Kairkin nurena haere haere!
Rog ma lagaoen, duk ma paraoen
gujuk boloen,
Serma ma bonden horko lagit.

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BAR: DON

Noha haram bidalre

Dharti saphaena duba dakte;
Manwakoak kam-kaj dustami nelte,
Sisirjauic do
Dharti saphakedae duba dakte.

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BAR: DON

Sinai burure juri patare

Probhui jarikeda gel hukum.
Manwako lagit gel hukum
Probhui jarikeda Mose tire.

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BAR: DON – “Maran buru cotre”

1. Cete lagit ho,

Bonba burukope daraoetko?
Bonga sewate bancao banukan
Serma jionpe pasuretkan.

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2. Cete lagit ho,
Bhage sombadpe pesraoetkan?
Hudistabonpe se, bujhautabonpe,
Ban caokabon ho norok khonak.

3. Serma puri khon,

Dular Jisu doe hohoyet kan;
Jagwarpee se ho, ebhenokpe,
Emabonae ho join puri.

4. Join purire,
Tire jugegebon tahan happen
Sonotko tuluc gatekokbon,
Isor sarhaote dinbo gujrau.

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BAR: DON – “hone Nelokkan poroe poroe”
1. Bonga hirla do fale umul,
Jisu hirla do maran aotan.
Jemon khijur askam ban nuroka,
Temon Masi maya ban chadaoka.

2. Dharti raska do murut baha,

Murur baha do kena puche.
Soetanak rijron murut baha,
Alogem bahae gun banuka.

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BAR: DON
Jordan onparom hahankar paegare,
Dhorom katha Jisum jahirkeda;
Barea rapak hako, more gotec guhum pitha,
More hajar horko jomket,
Arho sarecena gelbar phatiak.

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BAR: DON – “Purub Pachime rimilketa”
Jola jola talare, Galil jola talare,
Simon Pitor do jale capad.
Jisu Masi doe metaekana:
Panjanme panjanme, Simon, Pitor,
Hor jhakli keotan, benaomea.

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BAR: DON
Jirauk maha paromre
Hapta reak pahil din
Probhu Jisu hoe beretena:
Ot ma laraoen, topa duar jhicen,
Bijli malkaoen,
Jiwetenae hoe beretena.

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RAR: SOHRAE

1. kai gada cehel cepel

Lauka Jisun dejokkan,
Kai gadan paromre
Jiwi do Jisu nalom nalaetin.
Alleluia alleluia hohoa man Jisu
Kai gadan paromre,
Jiwi doJjisu nalom nalaetin.

2. Jisu Jisu, Probhu Jisu,

Silpin Jisu jhicanme, Jisu ladagme,
Jion orak bolok Jisun hecakana.
Alleluia alleluia hohoa man Jisu ho
Jion purin tiogre,
Jiwi do Jisu nalom nalaetin.

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RAR: LARGE –“Bhagan, Bhagangeako”

1. E Jiwi, ebhenokme,
Hohorhoic Isor Baba sarhaoe lagit;
Ninda nutre unie talikkdin,
Certhaenan nawa mon ar nawa darete.
2. Sin candoe rakapen,
Gota dharti marsalen do adi jhak jhak.
Nut mone marsaltinme, Sonot Probhu,
Jionre lahanme se suluk niraire.
3. Sanan lekan baic khom,
Ruak hasok muhim khon, de ban caoinme.
Goroanme amak mone purau lagit,
Dhoromre ketejinme jitauk lagit.

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4. Hormo mon ar jiwi do
Amak tiren alaekeda, inak ar do ban,
Poroe poroe jhitakme se amak sahai;
Marsalanin tahenma juge jug hatic.

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RAR-DASAE
1. Jug jug do tahenmese, Phrobhu ho,
Cari jug do tahenmese, Prohbu ho,
De dela argomese, Probhu to,
De dela argo hosorme.
2. Jhak jhak de jhalkaomese, Probhu ho,
Amak dhorom marsalokma, Phobhu ho,
De dela rajokmese, Probhu ho,
De dela ale talare.
3. Din din de maranokme Jisu ho
Jisu then ma hijukpese joto ho,
De dela Isaiokpe joto ho,
De dela Isaiokpe ho.

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RAR: MESAL

Caran – Kristan juanko,

Dhorom larhaire
Jomokte tengonpe ma.
1. Kristan sipahi kurus jhandi
Jisu matha kanae ayurictabon,
Jomokte tengonpe ma.
2. Isorak katha do tarwarege,
Dhorom jianre larhai lagitge,
Jomokte tengonpe ma.
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3. Pathe kajakokpe sariakta,

Suluk kharpatabon patiarge dol do,
Jamokte tengonpe ma.

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RAR: LAGRE

Noa dharti purire potam leka,

Potam leka, Jisun acur barae;
Acur baraekanan serma duar nam lagit,
Mandra baraekanan bolok lagit.

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RAR: DON
1. Pilcu haram hopon habil do
Bhidi hopon, babae (2)
Samanatme;
Hasa reak pind khon
Sahan reak sara khon
Atankedam, Babam (2) bhorada.
2. Nahak bidal dare do
Dularia hopontam
Dine rate, Baba (2), samanokkan.
Kai manwa bodolte, papi hor mayate,
Dine rate, Baba (2), samanokkan.
3. Kai manwa ale do hopontam saote
Mone ontor, Baba (2), samanokkan;
Katic culun dakte Baba dular mente,
Atantalem, Baba (2), dular tite.

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RAR: RINJA – ―Leho, Leho Dhani‖

Ne ho, ne ho Probhu,
Ja-udic dan-sandes do,
Atanme Probhu,
Nacar hopon niagetable.
Ne ho, ne ho Probhu
Pitha ar dakrasa do,
Atanme probhu,
Bodolme Probhu Amren Hoponre.
Ne ho, ne ho Phobhu,
Nindhan nacar ontor do,
Atanme Probhu,
Pereckaleme Phobhu bhorkotamte.

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RAR: SOHRAE

1. De se dela joto boeha,

Apan apin danantege;
Hapta reak cuput caole,
Probhuebon samanaea (2)

2. Sona, Probhu, banuktina,

Rupa, Probhu, banuktin,
Hira manic jiwi, Probhu,
Onagen samanamkan (2)

3. In do, Probhu, nacar cas-hor

Goda barge khet reak
Niphut dana sapha caole
Probhutin don samanaea (2).

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RAR: CHATIAR

1. Dinke Din, Probhum dayawankan,

Dinke din, Probhum bhorankan;
Cetin emama, Probhu, banukgetin,
Mon ar ontor, Probhu niagetin.

2. Pitha ar dakrasa pind cetanre

Samanamkanan, Probhu, nawa Niamre.
Probhu Jisui bodoloka, nawa rupte,
Onaten samanamkan naeke tite.

3. Ona songete, Probhu am emok dan

Samanamkanan Probhu, thak gota mon.
Ika ka tinme, Probhu, inak ghatko,
Atanka tinme, Probhu dan sandesko.

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RAR: SOHRAE

1. Ne ho Probhu dan Probhu,

Ne ho Probhu dak;
Ne ho Probhu dan-sandes atantaleme.

2. Ne ho Probhu pitha, Probhu,

Ne ho robhu dakrasa;
Ne ho Probhu, nacar sandes atantaleme.

3. Baba thenle samanet me,

Baba thenle dareyet me
Probhu Jisu noa sonot pitha chinte.

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¸Pv fvB‡iv ax‡i ax‡i|
1| cÖvfymMvwn euvPvb wMwiRvby gvbx (2)
bv`&Mvwn euvPvb Av‡Lovby gvwb|
2| cÖvfymMvwn Kvr_v wZbx †jLv G¤^v (2)
bv`&Mvwn Kvr_v †Kvi‡Äv †jLv LvoLv|
3| cÖvfymMvwn Kvr_v †gL©v ivtwR †nvtA (2)
bv`&Mvwn Kvr_v bvivK MvÇx †nvtAv|

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Dcnv‡ii Mvb

ixt †mvbv gvjøv cÖvfy iƒcv gvjøv,G›`ivb wPtAg cÖvfy| (2),

1| †mvbv ivtAvbv Avjvi †mvbvb wPtAi(2), Gg&Mv G›`ivb wPtAg|
2| iƒcv ivtAvbv Avjvi iæcvb wPtAi(2), Gg&Mv G›`ivb wPtAg|
3| †Mvjøvi †ejvi †mvbv iƒcv wPtAi (2), Gg&Mv G›`ivb wPtAg|
4| Aw›Ug GKjv Rxqv †mvbv‡jLv ivB,(2), Avw`byg wb½v‡M wPt`vg
5| Aw›Ug GKjv Kvqv iæcv‡jLv ivB(2), Avw`byg wb½v‡M wPt`vg

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ixt Kz›`yiKvq hxï, Kz›`yiKvq
Gocv gvjKv‡jLv †Mv‡qkvwj G‡ocvby Kz›`yiKvq| 2
1| wKw`iKvq hxï, wKw`iKvq, wcU&wi gvjKv‡jLv eymtDby wKw`iKvq-2
2| Sv‡ciKvq hxï, Sv‡ciKvq, wKP&wi gvjKv‡jLv †j‡`ivb Sv‡ciKvq-2
3| Avwi°vq hxï, Avwi°vq, N‡ov gvjKv‡jLv Mvavby Avwi°vq-2
4| †K‡iKvq hxï, †K‡iKvq, ivtwR gvjK&v‡jLv wgkiby †K‡iKvq-2

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1| mxbq cvnv‡o KvweRjx Pvg‡Kjv-2
ixt- †n g‡bvqv bv Wviv‡e, cÖvfy hxï AvIqv †_|
2| mxbq cvnv‡o Kv evRv ev‡Rjv-2
3| mxbq cvnv‡o Kv wNoKvb wNo‡Kjv-2
4| mxbq cvnv‡o Kv ayqv D‡ojv-2
―(hvÎv 9:16-20)

ixt wešÍx Kviæ gv‡bvqv, hvnvB wešÍx ZvnvB cÖvfz hxï

wešÍx Kviæ gv‡bvqv|
1| wMwiRv‡g wešÍx Kviæ, wMwiRv‡g nvq cÖvfy hxï
2| Nviv‡g wešÍx Kviæ, Nviv‡g nvq cÖvfy hxï
3| Wvnvi‡g wešÍx Kviæ, Wvnvi‡g nvq cÖvfz hxï|

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ixt G hxï Av‡e †Zuvq nvgvi wVb
ivnv‡e †Zuvq hyMv‡b hyMvb nvgvi wVb-2
1| Lv‡qK †eov wc‡qK †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|
2| myL †eov `yL †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|
3| Kvg †eov D`vg †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|
4| wešÍx †eov Dcvm †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|
5| Pv‡jK †eov wd‡iK †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|
6| bx›`& †eov D‡VK †eov, †mv‡f †eov nvgvi wVb|

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ixt Rxqv bvgnvq nvwiqvi KvgvtAv fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgnvq nvwiqvi KvgvtAv evwnb‡iv
hxï †ejvm eviv jvM`vm,
gvwm †ejvm eviv jvM`vm|
1| Rxqv bvgnvq cuyc †jLv KvgtAv fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgvnvq cuyc †jLv Kvgt Av evwnb‡iv|
2| Rxqv bvgnvq wKev †jLv Kvgt Av fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgnvqv wKev †jLv KvgtAv evwnb‡iv|
3| Rxqv bvgnvqv cvweZvi KvgtAv fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgnvq `~Zvi †jLv Kvgt Av fvB‡iv|
4| Rxqv bvgnvq `~Zvi †jLv KvgtAv fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgvnvq `~Zvi †jLv Kvbt evwnb‡iv|
5| Rxqv bvgnvq mvšÍvi †jLv KvgtAv fvB‡iv
Kvqv bvgnvq mvšÍvi †jLv KvgtAv evwnb‡iv|

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1| hxï‡Ki Kuv_v KvBmvb my›`i Kuv_v (2)
†Pj hv‡ZB `ywbqv‡Ki †Kvbv‡g (2)
2| Ck¦i‡Ki Kuv_v KvBmvb my›`i Kuv_v (2)
†Pj hv‡ZB `ywbqv‡Ki †Kvbv‡g (2)
3| cÖfz‡Ki Kuv_v KvBmvb my›`i Kuv_v (2)
†Pj hv‡ZB `ywbqv‡Ki †Kvbv‡g (2)
4| evB‡ej‡Ki Kuv_v KvBmvb my›`i Kuv_v (2)
†Pj hv‡ZB `ywbqv‡Ki †Kvbv‡g (2)
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1| C‡qï euvPvb‡i KvBmvbv my›`vi dzjvix
ixt ax‡i ax‡i Kv`vg evov‡Z hve‡i †mvbv
iv‡m iv‡m Kv`vg evov‡Z hve‡i|
2| gvwm euvPvb‡i KvBmvbv my›`vi dzjvix|
3| Kvwjwmqv euvPvb‡i KvBmvbv my›`vi dzjvix|
4| AvZ&gv euvPvb‡i KvBmvbv my›`vi dzjvix|

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¸Pv fvB evwnb‡iv eviv bvg Kv‡jvZ
mvwbœ †Kuvnv mv‡½ wg‡j av‡g© Gocv Kv‡jvZ av‡g© Gocv
mvwbœ †Kuvnv mv‡½ wg‡j euvPvb †gbv Kv‡jvZ euvPvb †gbv|
ix t gvwbg MxR©v, MxR©vby euvPvb †Z½vivtAv jvwM|
1| Av`&‡Kv `yjvi ev½vmwN bvgnvq guvBqv, ZvKv‡jLv ZvN&ivtAv jvwM|
2| AvKvq †Pvýv ev½vmwN bvg&nvq guvBqv, †Puc‡jLv cuyBqv jvwM|
3| †Kuvnv `vqv ev½vmwN bvgnvq guvBqv, SiYv‡jLv evnvjvwM|

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1| ¸Pv fvBqv‡i ¸Pvq evwnb †Mv bvg wMwiRv Kv‡jvZ
ixt wMwiRv ev‡½jvby Nvw›U Lv‡iLv jvwM
wMwiRv ev‡½jvby Nvw›U †g‡›`ivtAv jvwM|
2| aywZb †PvtAv fvBqv kvoxb Kzivq evwnb mvcovivtq|
3| evM&ivq Lvm& ivq, jvj wdZvb †gSivq mvcovivtq|
4| hxïb ¸mvb Kv‡jvZ myL¨vb `ytL¨vb †Z‡½vZ wešÍx bv‡bvZ|
5| wMR©v Gocv Kv‡jvZ RxqvMvwn gvÐx AvgwiZvb †SvK&tZ|

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1| GKvevwK wMwiRv Kv‡jvZ †Mv Av‡qv

ixt †e`x guvBqv cÖvfzwmb G‡ivZ †Mv Av‡qv
†e`x guvBqv cÖvfzwmb G‡ivZ|
2| cvBixevwK wMwiRv Kv‡jvZ †Mv Av‡qv|
3| kvbPvi Djøv wMwiRv Kv‡jvZ †Mv Av‡qv|
4| cvive Djøv wMwiRv Kv‡jvZ †Mv Av‡qv|
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cÖvfz hxï nvgvi mv½ I‡n Av¸qv I‡n nvgvi euvPvBqv

AvIqv DKvi wc‡Q hve AvIqv hv‡eB †mv‡f fvB
cÖvfz hxï nvgvi mv½ I‡n nvgvi Kvwi †eov cvi|
1| cÖvfz hxï nvgvi cÖxZ I‡n wgZzqv I‡n nvgvi bvIqvBqv
AvIqv wc‡Q wc‡Q hve AvIqv †mv‡f Pvjv fvB
cÖvfz hxï nvgvi mv½ I‡n nvgvi Kvwi †eov cvi|
2| cÖvfz hxï nvgvi †cÖg I‡n MvovBqv I‡n nvgvi euvPvBqv
AvIqv D‡K †Luv‡R hve Pvjv mv‡½ mv‡½ fvB
cÖvfz hxï nvgvi †cÖg I‡n nvgvi Kvwi †eov cvi|

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ix t Pvjv fvBqv evwnb wMwiRv‡g

wMwiRv‡g hxï cvweZvi nvq hxï cvweZvi nvq|
1| hxï wmiRvb`vi gv‡bvqv‡Ki aviwZ‡Ki B‡Ävi
‡h †KD Wvn&iveuvq Rx‡K ivn&euvq|
2| nvg&wb‡Ki cvc AvDi hZ ¸b&nv hZ Aciva
†Zuvi wVbv †mvc †`jx gv½v_x Avkxe©v`|

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wjLv‡j †n cv‡ZB cv‡ZB‡g
ix t †Zuvi bvg cÖvfz Avi †Zuvi bvg cÖvfz
nvqgq KvBmvb fzjve
MvI‡q jvMvj gvqbv wcwÄiv‡g|
1| wenv‡bgq B‡Ävi †`Lbv‡Zv
†Zuvi‡n Bqv` AvI‡qjv
wjLv‡j †n wKiY wKiY‡g|
2| evwMPv‡Ki mvgvb †`Lbv‡Zv
‡Zuvi †n Bqv` AvI‡qjv
wjLv‡j †n mvgvb mvgvb‡g|
3| QvBqvgvb‡Ki nv‡mK †`Lbv‡Zv
†Zuvi †n Bqv` AvI‡qjv
wjLv‡j †n nvwm nvwm‡g|

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†mv‡f Av`wgb nvgwb wec‡_ hvw_

G cÖvfz †Zuvi K„cv †`
†mv‡f myaivB‡K †Zuvi wVbv hv‡eB|
1| G fv‡Mvqvb Wvnvi †`Lv †`
†Zuvi euvPvb a¨vqvb Kv‡iK Ávb eyw× †`
cvcx nvgwb `ye©j Av`wgb
†mv‡f ïaivB‡K †Zuvi Wvnvi Pvj‡eB|
2| nvgwb‡Ki PvBj Pvjvb, Kv_v evZ©v RvBmvb ZvBmvb
avivg Kvivg wbqvg bxwZ †egvbvb
G Lªx¯Í †Zuvi `vqv †`
‡mv‡f ïaivB‡K †Zuvi Wvnvi Pvj‡eB|

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Cïqvi‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L

Av‡n‡i evwZ †j‡L ev‡ijv|
ix t AvIqv‡i fvBgvb euvPvb‡K ïbv
AvIqv‡i evwnbgvb euvPvb‡K ïbv|
C‡qï webv‡i mviv Rxeb AvwÜqv
gvwm exbv‡i mviv Rxeb AvwÜqv|
1| evB‡ej‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L
ix t Av‡n‡i evwZ †j‡L ev‡ijv|
2| C‡qï‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L|
3| Kvwjwmqv‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L|
4| †hvnvb‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L|
5| gvw_qvm‡Ki euvPvb †Zv w`qv †j‡L|

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evB‡ej ï‡bK jv¸b †Zuv‡K †LvRbv

g¨vq cvcx hxï †Zuvi RvMvb
hv‡qK jv¸b w`‡b ivwZ `vk©bv|

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ix t A›`v BwÄiv‡m G evev B Ggnvq `vbvb
B wZwLj `vwjb wb½v‡M wPt`vg, Ggnvq D¾bvb evev wb½v AvM©vt`vg|
1| mvwbœ Avjvg evev wKov Gg Avjvg, AvoLv †P‡Lj GgnvqMv gvwÛ
2| †UvsKv Lv‡jøb evev Gg bv›`vg A›`vg, LvÄ&vj‡Lv PziLx bvox †Pc eviB|
3| LvÄ&cv wb½vq evev GgMv wKiZv`vg, wb½`vmwN †g` †Lu‡k&v gvbv‡M|

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ix t Rygyi Rygyi ¸Pv Kv‡jvZ fvB‡iv

†e`x guvBqv `uv‡o AviMvtAv|
1| †b †nvtZ Avmgv †b †nvtZ `ªvÿ¨vivmvb, ‡e`x guvBqv `uv‡o AviMvtAv|
2| †b †nvtZ †Lu‡k¨ wZwLj †b †nvtZ cvqmv, ‡e`x guvBqv `uv‡o AviMvtAv|
3| †e`x guvBqv Av°zb bvqMvmwN †LL¨vZx, De©v hxïm `uv‡o gv‡bvm|
―Aviæb Lvj‡Lv|

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ix t G fv‡Mvqvb nvgwb‡Ki AvwR©, †Zuvi `vqv Kvi‡Z †jMvI|

1| G fv‡Mvqvb nvgwb‡Ki wešÍx, †Zuvi `vqv Kvi‡Z †jMvI|
2| G fv‡Mvqvb nvgwb‡Ki c~Rv, †Zuvq `vqv Kvi‡Z †jMvI|
3| G fv‡Mvqvb nvgwb‡Ki AviwZ, †Zuvq `vqv Kvi‡Z †jMvI|
4| G fv‡Mvqvb nvgwb‡Ki `vb, †Zuvq `vqv Kvi‡Z †jMvI|

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ix t wKov Av‡¤§ Ab&Kv Avjv‡iv
eviv Abv wRqv gvÛxb eviv Abv wRqv Av‡¤§b|
1| cvÏv cv`všÍx eviv †nvg©vi, mvwbœ †Kuvnv eviv †nvg©vi
A›`v †gvLv Abv †nvg©v Avjvi, Bw`g&Mv wRqv gvÛx|
2| †gL©všÍv gvÛx Bw`g Zvjx D¾bv gvÛx Bw`g Zvjx
Bw`b †b‡h A‡bvi †gvLi AvwigMv D¾v A½i|
3| D¾bvwN gvÛx wPtAv jvM`vm av‡g© evevm wPtAv jvM`vm
Giv fvB‡iv av‡g© bvjvLvb, Avjvi‡M †Kuvnv Atn‡i|
4| B `ªvÿ¨vivmMv Zz›`ivtAv jvwM bvgnvq †PvývZx Zz›`ivtAvjvwM
wKov Ab&Kv †nvg©v Avjvi Av¤^v Gj&Pv Abv Bw`b|

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1| Pvj& fvBqv‡i Pvj& evwnb‡M nvg&wb wMwiRv hv‡eB

ix t wMwiRv ev‡½jv‡g Nvw›U ïbvIqv‡_
wMwiRv ev‡½jv‡g Nvw›U evRvIqv‡_|
2| ayZx wcÜwnb fvBqv kvox wcÜwnb evwnb mvc&ovq †nvwnb|
3| wPivq fvivq †nvwnb jvj wdZv wcÜwnb mvc&ovq †nvwnb|
4| hxï wVbv hv‡eB `ytL¨v‡g myLvg Kvn&‡eB wešÍx Kvi‡eB|
5| wMwiRv N‡i hv‡eB RxD‡Ki Avnvi Avg&wiZ †SvK&‡eB|

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ixt cÖvfy cÖvfz evt`vg, cÖvfz wb½vb †gL`vg cvcx Avjvg

cÖvfz †gLbvb †gbv †Pvýv Zz‡j, cÖvfz †gLbvb †gbv `vqv Zz‡j|
1| B cvcx Avjvg gvj`vI bvjvL bvÄKvg De©v‡qv,
cÖvfz wb½Zx AvKvq †n‡eoKvg|
2| cvcMvwn `ywiqvby nveyWzey gv›`vg De©v‡qv,
cÖvfz eviviwK Ggvb evQvevtAv|
3| AvKvq Lvo Lv‡owšÍ wb½vbyg †gL&`vg De©v‡qv,
cÖvfz †gL&bvb †gbv †Pvýv Zz‡j
cÖvfz †gL&bvb †gbv `vqv Zz‡j|

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1| †R¨vwZ †R¨vwZ Cïqvi‡Ki †R¨vwZ Pvg‡Kjv
†`k †`k †`k‡g ivBR ivBR ivBR‡g,
mvwi RvMvZ‡g Pvg‡Kjv|
2| K…cv K…cv Cïqv‡Kiv K…cv evi‡ljv
†`k †`k †`k‡g ivBR ivBR ivBR‡g,
mvwi RvMvZ‡g evi‡kjv|
3| `vqv `vqv Cïqv‡Ki `vqv ev‡njv,
†`k †`k †`k‡g ivBR ivBR ivBR‡g,
mvwi RvMvZ‡g ev‡njv|

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ixt ¸Pv bvg LvÏv‡iv hxïm ¸mvb Kv‡jvZ| hxïm bvgvb `yjvi bv›`vm|
1| †Wbvb cvk&ivitwK hxïm bvgvb †gL&`vm, bvgvb Avm ¸mvb Kvjv‡M|
2| hxïm bvgnvq wRqv hxïm bvgnvq evQvevtDm, AvwmgMv bvgnvq Av‡kiv|
3| cvweZvi wgmvby hxïm cybv iƒ‡cby, bvgnvq wRqvby hxïm evi`vm|

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ixt `ywbqv‡g mvcœv‡j‡L, AvR Av‡q Kvj ev‡` ev‡` hve‡I,
`ywbqv‡g mvcœv‡j‡L|
1| hvBmvbv dzj dzUvj Kzgjvqjv Av‡qv Kzgjvqjv,
ZvBmvbv Av`wg gvb‡Ki wRD‡i|
2| hvBmvbv w`qv evivj f~Zvqjv Av‡qv f~Zvqjv,
ZvBmvbv Av`wg gvb‡Ki wRD‡i|
3| hvBmvbv bv`x †fvivj AuvUvqjv Av‡qv AuvUvqjv,
ZvBmvbv Av`wg gvb‡Ki wRD‡i|

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ixt †K fvBqv‡i jvDKv evbvIqvq,
cvwb Dcv‡i jvDKv PvjvIqvq|
1| bynvm fvBqv‡i jvDKv PvjvIqvq,
cvwb Dcv‡i jvDKv PvjvIqvq|
2| Pvwjøk w`‡bg ivZ cvwb †h evwimvi,
cvwb Dcv‡i jvDKv PvjvIqvq|
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1| cÖvfz hxï eviv Gg&nvq guvBqvg kvjmvšÍ wPtAv

Gg cvcx bvivK ivtwR †L‡LjZv Avjvg‡M, Ggv‡M kvjmvšÍ wPtAv|
2| cÖvfz hxï eviv Gg&nvq guvBqvg wewjø wPtAv
Gg& &ILv wbb& wewjø wb½nvq wewjø ivtwR, Ggv‡M wewjø wPtAv|
3| cÖvfz hxï eviv Gg&nvq guvBqvg AvL¨v wPtAv,
wbwb& AvL¨v wbb& jyi wbb& mv‛Pv Wvnv‡iby, Ggv‡M AvL¨v wPtAv|

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1| AvIqv †mv‡f fvB evwnb, QzwU QzwU AvIqv hxïwVb AvIqv|

ixt AvIqv nv‡iv AIqv Lywk‡m AvIqv, fvB evwnb Lywk‡m AvIqv|
2| †QvU evo mv‡½ wg‡j, hxïwVb AvIqv hxïwVb AvIqv|
3| Mvixe `yLx fz‡L wcqvm _vKvj, Av`wgbgvb _Kvj Av`wgbgvb|
4| ev` DKvi a¨vqvb Kviæ mvIqv`, DKvi PvLy mvIqv` DKvi PvLy|
5| cvweZvi iæwU †e‡k, hxï‡K †jIqv hxï‡K †jIqv|
6| G‡nUv‡Z aviwZ‡Ki gvbIqv, ev‡PK jvwMb gvbIqv ev‡PK jvwMb|
7| LvIqv †mv‡f fvB evwnb, Lywk‡m LvIqv ax‡i‡m LvIqv|
8| nv‡g wn‡K Rxeb giY, nvgvi K_v ïbv nvg‡K LvIqv|

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1| cÖvfz hxï †evjv‡_, cÖvfz hxï †evjv‡_
AvIqv AvDi LvIqv †gvi MvZvi‡K, LvIqvj‡m AvbvšÍ wRevb wgwj|
2| cÖvfz hxï nuvKv‡_ cÖvfz hxï nuvKv‡_, AvIqv DBi wcqv †gvi jvû‡K|
wcqv‡m AvbvšÍ wRevb wg‡j|
3| †`Lv weïqvm‡Ki AuvBL‡g weïqvm‡Ki AuvBL‡g,
cÖvfz‡Ki jvû evnv‡_, cÖvfz‡Ki jvû Pzqv‡_|
4| Pvjv Dm&ivIqv fvBgvb, Pvjv evwnbgvb
cÖvfz‡Ki MvZvi Avnvi wn‡Ki, cÖvfz‡Ki jvû wc‡qK wn‡K|
5| Pvjv fvBgvb LvIqv AvDi wcqv, LvIqvj‡m AvZ&gv‡Ki fzL wgwU,
LvIqvj‡m AvZ&gv‡Ki wcqvm wgwU|

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hxïmwN bv‡g GI›`v my›`vi
ix t ¸Pv fvB‡iv ¸Pv ¸Pv Giv Kv‡jvZ|
1| hxïm G½nvq Rxqv hxïm G½nvq evQvevtDm
hxïm G½nvq Rxqvb evQvevtAm|
2| hxïm RxqvwN Avmgv hxïm RxqvwN Av‡¤§
hxïm Ggnvq RxqvMvwn gvÛx|
3| `ywbqvšÍv cvcb Avm& †PÇvm A‛Pvm
Avm Ggnvq ûwg© cvcvb Kz¤^`vm|
4| hxïmMvwn bv‡gZx †bg&nv †evjZvm mv‡½
aviv‡gmwN Rxqv wPtAi n‡j|
-(dv. mybxj †ivRvwiI)
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ixt †jIqv †jIqv †gvi Avkxe©v`, nvgvi evbvj Av`wgbgvb|

1| AvIqv AvIqv nvgvi fx‡i Zznwb ax‡i ax‡i
nvgvi Kv_v KvBmvb muvIqv`|
2| nvgvi nvgvi mv‡½ Zznwb Zznwb mv‡½ nvg
kvqZvb mv‡½ iv‡n‡j wecv`|
3| ïbv ïbv nvgiv Kv_v‡K nvgvi K_v Wvnvi wn‡K
B Wvnviv ¯^vivM jvwM|
4| LvIqv LvIqv nvgvi †`nv‡K nvgvi †`nv Avnvi wn‡K
LvIqv LvIqv nvgvi †`nv‡K|
5| wcqv wcqv nvgvi jvû‡K nvgvi jvû Rxevb wn‡K
wcqv wcqv nvgvi jvû‡K|

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ixt ¸Pv bvg LvÏv‡iv hxïm ¸mvb Kv‡jvZ|
hxïm bvgvb `yjvi bv›`vm|
1| †Wbvb cvk&ivitwK hxïm bvgvb †gL&`vm,
bvgvb Avm ¸mvb Kvjv‡M|
2| hxïm bvgnvq wRqv hxïm bvgnvq evQvivtDm
AvwmgMv bvgnvq Av‡kiv|
3| cvweZvi wgmvby hxmvby hxïm cybv iæ‡cby
bvgnvq wRqvby hxïm evi`vm|
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A-myeªvB whmy A- myeªvB whmy .......................................................... 25
Avs Lyg eyLyiæB †cwi bvB ............................................................. 16
I myeªvB whmy ............................................................................ .11
Iqvub‡mvK‣M bvBw` IqvBmv ......................................................... 14
KvBZi b‡m nvgRvK‡Mv Pzs ......................................................... 7
µzk K‡iA Zbw` bys whmy Rb¥ Av‡bv ............................................... 37
LvB‡bv b‡bveiK ig bvB ............................................................ 21
Pvjv- eyiæB‡bv nvgRvK‣Z ............................................................29
wPwb eiK iK evPvBjvBw` bK ..................................................... 9
wPwb gyby lwb cv‡e- b •Z‡Lv‡h ...................................................... 17
Pzs _vsbvwb Pzs _vsbvwb ...................................................................3
Pzs cÖey whmyb Lv‣_AB .................................................................. 2
Zvgv LvBqB Avs b‡bv ............................................................... 12
wbwb Lv‡Mv LvKPvsgv K‣i LvB ........................................................ 5
wbwb evLv‣Z LvBw` Av‡bv ............................................................ 20
†bvtL †eiv‡h, nvds nv_vB †LivB‡q .............................................. 34
†b․t Lvwb Zv Av_yLªB .................................................................. 1
dvB dvBw`, I-Zv‡LvK iK Lv-wdiKw` ............................................26
dvBw` AvZv dvBw` Avwe ..............................................................33
dvBw` whmy dvBw` whmy .................................................................23
dvBw` dvBw` hZ mIqvB ............................................................. 38
dvBw` ev Zv‡LvK iK .................................................................. 6
ejs gymyBgv •Z, KvsRvK‡bv Kmj .................................................. 31
gvmv jvB‡bv Pzs evKmv LvjvBqB ................................................... 24
gvqv Mvbvs whmy bysjvB ................................................................. 22
qvK& evB qvK& igivB AB ............................................................. 10
whmy evB evK&mv †huAdzs _vubvq ...................................................... 30
whmy wmsIq _vsbwb, jvsjvsIq .......................................................35
whmy wPwb LvZzsgv ...................................................................... 8
whmywb gys evB, whmywb gys evB ........................................................ 4
whmywb gys‡bv evLv‡Mv Zbq .......................................................... 13
jeB-2 whmy‡bv jeB .................................................................. 28
myeªvB whmy‡bv Pzs Lv ................................................................... 15
myeªvB, ZK Pzs mvtb ................................................................... 19
myeªvB‡bv wiLbw` my‡igys LvjvBw` ................................................... 27
ni Kzmyg‣Z Avwb wmswM- `y¸ gvbLvb ............................................ 32
nvgevB KvBZi kªvetwbLvB‡q ...................................................... 18
nuvbvs‣_ nuvbvs‣_ wZwbwb csjvBg ....................................................36
Jisuno Karwi Nwngle .............................................................................. 39
O jora kahamole, Bachanui phaisidi ........................................................ .41
Subrai Jisule chwngno naphainai ............................................................. 40
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†b․t Lvwb Zv Av_yLªB, cvZvwb hZ •Zmv •Zey, bœ •Zmv Zswg‡mB (2)
d‣Zwb mIqvB RvMvA KwcÖt‡q, d‣Zwb †eª․t bœ mytmvuZswg||
†bvt evMÖvnv Avsb bys iBw`, cBsqv mvsqv Kvunvu gvsM-v LvBqvw`
`qv evMÖvnv mIqvB gvqvnvu ¯úys‡q, •ZevBqvw` Pzsb kwb `mv µB LvB‡q|
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Pzs cÖey whmyb Lv‣_AB, Pzs wewb KIb gvwbt AB
Pzs wewb juv‣` wnsAB, Pzs wewb KvIb mvAB (2)
1| cÖey whmy‡j wmswM­wb jvu, cÖey whmy‡j AvPvswb AvPvs
cÖey whmy‡j wmswM­wb Avis, g&Lv ‣i‡q Pzs Lv‣_AB|

2| cÖey whmy‡j wmswM­ evMÖv, cÖey whmy‡j •Z †LvtbvB evMÖv

cÖey whmy‡j K&Pvsgv evMÖv, wewb K&PvsgvevB Pzs _vs‡q ZsAB|
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Pzs _vsbvwb Pzs _vsbvwb, Pzs whmywms _vsbvwb
mwb `mvt hZ dvBd(2)Av‡id Pzsev _vIbvsqv
1| wms wMœwb jvuA whmywb RvItb iu‡q,
_vsjvBbv Pzs hZ iæsnv LvB‡q (2)
DZzu †divI‡q ZvB wb‡j wmmvd bvBbvsqv,
mwb `mvt hZ dvBd (2)
2| iBbvB dvu K_v djv Pzsb •Z`ywbnv,
nKmuwb d‣ZA AvPvswb Avis gmysbvB (2)
nvujvBgwb KvI †b․teB †b․teB mvbvwb,
mwb `mv hZ dvBd (2)
Av‡id Pzsev _vIbvsqv
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hxïi bv‡g‡Z hxïi bv‡g‡Z ; (Bn-359)

whmywb gys evB, whmywb gys evB, Pzs KvcvjvB As‡Mv, nvwjøjyqv
whmywb gys evB, whmywb gys evB, kqZvb Lv‣j _vs‡Mv|
myeªvB whmywb KvcvjvB gys evB, Pzs KvcvjvB As‡Mv|
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wbwb Lv‡Mv LvKPvsgv K‣i LvB, myeªvB hxï‡bv jew`
Kv_vi evB‡ej‡bv bvBv`|
1| wPwb `dv iK LvKPvsgv K‣iLv, myeªvB‡bv wmwbqvwb ev‣M
e‡mvK nvcs‣Z KZi jvgv, mvivqgys bvsRvK `dvwb
myeªvB hxï‡bv jew`|(H)
2| PvivB dvwmwb bys‣M dvBgvwb, nvuPzK ejs nvKi‡bv
‣Z eyey ejs nvKi‡bv, Pzs‡bv LvKPvs †ivwjqv
myeªvB hxï‡bv jew`|(H)
3| mv‡Mv wi K‣i A‡Mv gvB K‣i, gKjwb gyKZzB i‣M
m‡ev‡bv jvwP mv‡ev‡bv wKwi, Kvj‡fwi ÎÆk‡bv evjw`
myeªvB hxï‡bv jew`| (H)

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dvBw` ev Zv‡LvK iK, dvBw` ev eyLyK iK, bK †ev hxï‡bv jew`|
dvBw` †ev PvjvB iK, dvBw` ev evqv iK, Pzs‡ev _vs‣M hxï‡bv je‡bv|
1| Pzs KvBZi‡bv jeB ivPvebvB, Pzs hxï‡bv Zz‣q gvmv bvB
Pzs †bvsRvK K¬v‣q Zsgvwb, cn‡iv Z‡ev gvwb ev‣M|
Lv‡Mv wPwb Zs_K gvwb, Lv‡Mv wPwb †mviæs gvwb|H
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KvBZi b‡m nvgRvK‡Mv Pzs, wPwb evLv evB Kvevs Kvevs-2
jvw` bys wPwb nvgRvKgys, Lvbvwmw` wPwb my‡igys| H
1| wbwb ev‣M Pzs _yB i gvb‡bv, wbwb ev‣M hI qvKvi gv‡bv-2
jvw` bys wPwb nvgRvKgys, Lvbvwmw` wPwb my‡igys| H
2| dvBw` KvBZi wPwb Lvcvs‡Mv, bys‡m wPwb gv_vs bvBmv-2
jvw` bys wPwb nvgRvK&gys, Lvbv wmw` wPwb my‡igys| H

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1| whmy wPwb LvZzsgv, hxï wPwb LvKPvsgv, hxï wPwb nvgRvKgv,
hxï wPwb bK&dvsmv, jvgv Kv_vi mvBbvBmv|
dvBw` Pzs A jvgv‣Z †ngwm‡bv-2(H)
2| hxï mvbvq KK‡bv Pzs, ‣gZ¨ LvqwmbvB, Kvqmv evB mvqmv Pzs,
nvgRvK jvBwmbvB-2, Pvqv KK‡bv cvjK‣M, qvM evKmv igjvB‣q,
dvBw` Pzs A jvgv‣Z †ngwm‡bv-2(H)
3| gvPvqv gvbysqvdzs, hxï‡bv qvKviqv, evMv `yt¸ gvudzs Pys
e‡bv cvjKqv-2, hxï wPwb bKdvsmv, jvgv Kv_vi mvBbvBmv,
dvBw` Pzs A jvgv‣Z †ngwm‡bv-2(H)

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wPwb eiK iK evPvBjvBw` bK-2
Pvgys KvPvg Zsgys KvPvg‡bv, qvKvi wmw` bK-2
ejs eyovmv- nvKi gvZvB‡bv-2
myeªvB hxïwb gysevB Zv‣b wmw` bK-2
1| gvZvB nvuqv †evjvB cvBqv myevª B hxï‡bv-2
hI wKwigv hI Iqvubvgv-2, evLvwb‡m Kv‡Mv-2
myeªvB hxï‡bv Zbw` evLv‡Mv-2,
gysmv AsRvKwb Zv- wKwiw` bK-2(H)
2| nvuqv Pvqv AsLv jvB wew_ Pvw` bK-2,
‣ZA ZK& iv‣M, gvZvB i‣M-2
ivs LK, Zv- mvevBw`-2, myeªvB hxï‡bv Zbw` evLv‡Mv
gysmv AsRvKwb Zv wKwiw` bK-2(H)
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qvK& evB qvK& igivB AB, KK& evKmv AsjvB AB

Bu- nv‡Mv ZsjvB‡bv Pzs hxïwb gvqv evB|
1| wPwb eiK Kvgv RvK‡bv, wewb gvqv Zs‡Mv wn-bq -2
qv‡Mv ivB R-KiB, dvB jvBw` Zv‡LvK iK-2
Bu- nv‡Mv ZsjvB‡bv Pzs hxïwb gvsqv evB-2(H)
2| Av‡iv jvB R-KiB, cÖfy hxï dvBwb AsLv-2
myqvB eiK e‡bv wmwb jvBwmw`, Bu- nvwb Mvg Pvqv‡bv
†ev‡m wePvi LvBcvBbvq-2, hxïwb gvqv evB Pzs, gyw³ AsRvKbvq|H

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I myeªvB whmy-2, b‡bv evLv Kv‡e‡j| 2

1| Bu- Pv‡bv PzKqv evmv‡bv, wbwb qv‡Mv jvdvBw`
Bu- Pvqv evmv‡bv Mvg LvBcvBw`, Iqvb‡mv‣M wbwb gys‡bv,
evLv `yt¸ bvs‡e‡j-2(H)
2| jvwPwb †ivswjqv byys, wKwiwb ‡ivswjqv bys
nvwb `yt¸‡bv gv‣b _vKv, nvwb hvZbv gvb‡mvKLv
wbwb ÎÆk‡bv bys ni‡e‡j| 2H

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Zvgv LvBqB Avs b‡bv, cvjK Rvbvq

bysjvB Avwb Mvg nvqv‡bv, qvPvK‣M jvdvBKv-2(H)
1| hI `yt¸‡bv bys jvLv, nvwb hvZbv †bv bys gvbLv-2
Avwb ev‣M bys ÎÆyk `vwo AB,
wbwb _yB †bv i‣M KvjvsLv-2(H)
2| A myeªvB hxï Lvbv Mvivw` bys,
wbwb KQj Avs Av‡iv e‡iv gvb-bvB-2
Zvgv LvBqB Avs b‡bv cvjK Rvbvq,
Avwg cve‡bv ¶gv iLv bys‡m Kvqmv-2(H)
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whmywb gys‡bv evLv‡Mv Zbq, mvgys ZvsjvBw`

†m‡j As‣M Zv ZsjvBw`, Kvmv ivs AsjvBw`|(H)
1| evLv nvqvu Zv KvjvBw`, KK& Pvqv‡bv Zv- mvjvBw`,(2)
hxïwb jvgv‡bv myqvB †ivKjvBw`| (2)H
2| eiK b‡ev nvgRvKwZ AB, ÎÆyk `vwoA hvZbv gvbLv,(2)
wewb _yBevB Pzs myqvB Kv_vi Aswmw`|(2)H
3| hxï Av‡iv dvBbvB Bu-nv‡Mv, myqvBwb wePvi LvBcvBbvq,(2)
wewb gvqv‡`vK evB myqvB LvRvK dvBwmw`| (2)H

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Iqvub‡mvK‣M bvBw` IqvBmv, bys Zvgv‡bv LvevB Avkv

gysmv KivB hxïwb ev‡`-2|
1| wewi- evQv b‣`?, eKjvB cvjK‣M _vubv-2
wmbys q‡bv, jvwP q‡bv, _yBKvq wKwi‣q _vu‡bv-2(H)
2| ivsLK wiPzg b‣`?, Ae- jvB eiKwb As‡bv-2
bKdvs Kvevs, fvMjvB‣q jv‣M, b‡bv LvKwP q‡bv|(H)
3| bK Mvg ûM Mvg b‣`?, A‡iv jvB †e-‡m Zs‡bv-2
Lv-Lvg myQv LvB‣q‡m nvKiA gvu_v‡bv|H
-K_v I myi:mybxj wÎcyiv

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myeªvB whmy‡bv Pzs Lv- _yBjvB‡bv,

wewb mvgys‡bv Pzs ZvsjvB‡bv -(2)
1| nvcs- nv_vB †e‡o‣q Pzs,hxïwb KK& mvbvq
AvPvs jvgv‡Mv Pzs,eiK‡bv Zbvq-(2) H
2| Pvqv-PzKqv eiK iK‡bv,bvBw¯­ qvbvB
Pvgys bysgys Kvbgys i‣M,wZmv‣M jvbvq-2|- H
3| `ys¸-Kó gvudzs Pzs,hxï‡bv wmwbbvq
gvZvB nvuqvwb jvgv‡bv,Pzs†ngqvbvq-(2)
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Avs Lyg eyLyiæB †cwi bvB Avs Bu-nvwb evMv‡bv

wewb KK‡bv Lvbv‣M Avs LvevRv ibvB hxï‡bv
1| gv dziæs bvB evB‡ejwb KK‡bv, evLv wewQsA Zb- bvq,
Avcv dzsiæs bvB AÎÆv‡bv Lyjyg bvB, PvivB iK‡bv nvgRvK bvB-2| H
2| kveŸv_ ¯‥zjA _vubvq kveŸv_wb mv‡jv, cvjK‣M _vusqvbvB,
KvBZiwb KK‡bv evLv‡Mv Zbq, Avwb wKwPs‡bv mvbvB| -(2) H
-K_v I myi: mybxj wÎcyiv

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wPwb gyby lwb cv‡e- b •Z‡Lv‡h-,
wPwb whmy •_‡q ev: Pv: dvB nuv
dvBw` Pzs LvevRv evB ZsjvB bv,
I ............... Av...................|
1| dvBw` ZvLyK ivI bvI hË mIqvB,
dvB w` nvbvI ivI bvI hË mIqvB (2)
Pzs †Knv evB †Knv RvI: iujvB‡q _vsbv (2)
whmywb juvwcÖ‡bv ?????? _uvjvB bv (2)
dvBw` Pzs LvevRv evB ZsjvB bv (2),
I ............ Av................| (H)
2| I ZvLyK ivI, I nvbvI ivI,
bvI hË mIqvB Iquv‡mv †h ZsjvBw` (2)
whmy wns‡q _v‡gv juv-‡bv wmi:qv‡L (2)
mM©wb †b․: Rygv‡bv iZz:†q gvgvB wbqv (2)
dvBw` Pzs LvevRv evB ZsjvB bv (2),
I ........... Av..............| (H)

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Praise God From Whom; (En-145, Bn-413)

nvgevB KvBZi kªvetwbLvB‡q, nvgevB e‡bv wPwb LvB‡q

nvgevB,ïqvix iKwb LvB‡q, nvgevB edv evQv, dvjv Kv_vi|
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Now dear Lord as we pray
1| myeªvB, ZK Pzs mvtb, wZjvsw` wPwb evLv‡bv
Zbw` wbwb LywiA, Bu-nv‡Mv ZbLvB wcqvK‡bv|
2| Avwb wmswM­‡bv ¯­vBw` bys, Avwb evLv‡bv †divI iw` bys
Bu-ZK, myqvB‡bv bys Zw`, Pzs wbwb A-i dvB‣Z|
―K_v I myi: mybxj wÎcyiv

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Have thine own way Lord (Bn-258, Ga-44, AH-567)
1| wbwb evLv‣Z LvBw` Av‡bv, bys AsLv ZvKbvq Avs AsLv nv
gydzs‣b ZvKw`, wbwb Lv- •Z, b‡bv bvBwms AB Avs ZK& Zs‡Mv|
2| wbwb evLv‣Z LvBw` Av‡bv, iæZzK‣M jv‣M, evgw` Av‡bv
eid‡bv Kmj, Kzdyj LvBw`, wbwb qvcvBA Avs KvjvBA|
3| wbwb evLv‣Z LvvBw` Av‡bv, AvsjvB IuqvbvRvK, As‣M nvuqv
bys Avwb APvB, nvg igv †bv, igB Av‡bv nvg i‣M iw`|
4| wbwb evLv‣Z LvBw` Av‡bv, igw` bys Av‡bv †e_v LvB‣q
wbwb djv evB, Av‡bv ‡esw`, hxï bys Avwb,A-i Zsw`|
―K_v I myi: mybxj wÎcyiv
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I will make you fishers of man (En-165, Bn-336)

LvB‡bv b‡bveiK ig bvB (3)

LvB‡bv b‡bv eiK igbvB, bys Avwb I `ys‡Mv nvg (3)
LvB‡bv b‡bv eiK igbvB, bys Avwb I `ys‡Mv nvg
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gvqv Mvbvs whmy bysjvB, Pzs‡bv gvqv bvs dvBw`- (2)
a~qv- Bu- Aag evQv iK‡bv, wbwb qv‡Mv jvdvBw`- 2
1| gvqv PzKqv hI PzsjvB, nvgRvKwb bvB‡qv bysevB-2
Kv_vi dvjv evB bys, Pzs‡bv nvgRvKw`-2 wbwb qv‡Mv jvdvBw`|H
2| Pzs hI‡ev wbwb evQv, Bu-nv‡Mv Zvgv‡bv Avkv-2
bys hI‡bv Lv-dz‡jvB, Lvcvs‡Mv jvdvBw`-2H,
wbwb qv‡Mv jvdvBw`-2H
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dvBw` whmy dvBw` whmy, B‡mvK R-iv‡Mv b‡bv evLv Kv‡Mv,

B‡mvK R- iv‡Mv b‡bv Pzs nvgRvK‡Mv-2 H
1| nvgevBLv b‡bv nvgevBLv, wbwb gys‡bv Pzs jeB ZsL¨v
idvB wmw` bys Kv_vi dvjv‡bv, dvBw` whmy......H
2| PzsjvB hI‡ev cvcx Rv‡m, qv‡Mv jvdvB RvbvB myeªvB bys‡m,
idvB wmw` bys wbwb gvqv‡bv, dvBw` hxï........H

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gvmv jvB‡bv Pzs evKmv LvjvBqB,

ivPve jvB‡bv Pzs evKmv wgwj AB
Bu- nv‡Mv †e‡oB ‡e‡oB AB,
1| AvPz Av‣P Avcv iK `yt¸ gv‣bB _vsRvK,
d‡i․Y ivRvwb nv‡Mv KvjvB AB
†gvwk eK‡bv ZLv wdqK‣M, Bmiwb gvqv‡bv gv‣bB(H)
2| eKwb Kmj Pzs‡ev Zv‡evK `yt¸ gv‣b `s,
Bu-nv‡Mv jvB wPwb eiK Kvgv‣M _vu`s
hxï dvBKv Pzs‡bv igB jv‡ivMwb,
KvgvRvK hI PysjvB wewb gvqvevB
ZsjvB‡bv evKmv wgwjAB-H

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A-myeªvB whmy A- myeªvB whmy, wPwb `vwoA dvBw`

1| Iuqvb‡mvKgv KiB wPwb eiKwb, evLv‡Mv wR` KiB wPwb eiKwb
bys‡m Pzs‡bv gyiæK‣M ZsdvBw`, gyiæK‣M ZsdvBw`|
2| gKj wKqKqv wPwb eiKwb, qvKwm qvMviv Zvgv‡bv byswb
Iuqvb‡mvK RvKwjqv nvKi Lyjy‣g Zsgvwb|(2)

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dvB dvBw`-2, I-Zv‡LvK iK Lv-wdiKw`
Av‡MA Zsgvwb Av‡MA Pvgvwb, e‡bv evLv‡bv Zv- Kvw`-2H
1| mvKvs jvgv‡m †ngjvB wmw`, D‡jv wdiK‣M , Zv- bvBLbw`,
whmywb mvjvB K‡_ jvgv, evLv evB bK Zv Iuqv‡mvKw`-2(H)
2| I-Zv‡LvK iK, Lv-wdiKw`, myeªvB whmy‡bv igjvB wmw`,
wPwb dvjvwb myKwb ev‣M, myeªvB whmy‡bv igB bvBwmw`-2(H)

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myeªvB‡bv wiLbw` my‡igys LvjvBw`, eywPqv Zv-ZsjvBw`- 2

1| Kvg Pvqv Zvs LvjvB e‡bv qvKviB,
mvgys Mvg‡bv‡m †mviæs jvBw`-2, eywPqv Zv ZsjvBw`-2H
2| Kvg Pvqv Zvs LvjvB, eiK b‡bv Iqvu‡mvK MvjvK (2)
mvgys Mvg ZvsLvjvB, _yB cy‡ev b‡bv MvjK MvjvK (2)
3| Bu- eiK LvPvBgv‡bv, gvsMœv LvB‣q Zv- njw` (2),
eywPqv Zv- ZvsjvBw` (2)

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jeB-2 whmy‡bv jeB,
Bu-n‡Mv ZsjvB‡Mv Pys Iqvu‡mvK‣M-2
1| gvqv Mvbvs wPwb hxï jvB,
qvKvi gvbvB hI wPwb cve‡bv
Kv_vi dvjv evB Pzs‡bv jvB-2,
gyiy æK‣M ZsbvB mvj evB ni evB-2H
2| Iqvu‡mvK‣M Pzs Bu-nv `vwoA,
Pzs‡bv gyiæK‣MM ZsbvB m‡ev Zs?-2
whmywb nvgRvK gysevB Pzs LvRvK bvB-2,
evKmv LvBjvBAB ZsjvB AB-2 H

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†Q‡j †g‡q‡K fvjev‡mb; (Bn-337, En-172)

Pvjv- eyiæB‡bv nvgRvK‣Z, whmy Pzs‡bv nvgRvK‡Mv

Kzdzj Kziægy Kzmygmv, wewb Ai hI evKmv,
dvBw` Pzs wewb A‡iv _vswPbv|
―Abyev`: mybxj wÎcyiv

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hxïi m‡½ mZZ hve; (Bn-334)

whmy evB evK&mv †huAdzs _vubvq, I`ys‡Mv Zs‡Mv‡ev Avs wKwiqv

mvjAdzs As_s nidzs As_s, ZzB †LvKbvB hxï Av‡bv gyiæK&bvq|
―Abyev`: mybxj wÎcyiv

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nwiYx †hgb Rj‡mªv‡Zi AvKv“Lv K‡i; (Bn-365)

ejs gymyBgv •Z, KvsRvK‡bv Kmj,

AvBLvB‣q KvBZi Avwb Lv(2), b‡bv gvbwb gyPzK‡Mv|
KvBZiwb ev‣M, Kv_vs KvBZiwb ev‣M(2), Avwb Lv- KvsRvK|
―Abyev`: mybxj wÎcyiv

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Avuav‡i †Niv `yt‡L‡Z fiv

1| ni Kzmyg‣Z Avwb wmswM­ `y¸ gvbLv

Bu wmswM­A hxï dvB‣q, †nvqvB‣Z AsLv|
bysqv Zsgvwb byswb gvuLv, In Avwb my-eªvB|- 2
wbwb gvqv evB wmwbwb gvbLv- 2, gyKZzB û‣M bys iLv|
2| nievB mvjevB mvwi dziæs, Avs wns‣q Zs‡Mv
bysqv AvbjvB gvqv bvsw`, Av‡bv bys iw`
`ytMywb ni †nvqvB iLv bys, ni Kzmyg _vsKv- 2
wbwb cni evB KvZvj As‣M- 2, †ngZvw Avs AsLv|
―Abyev`: mybxj wÎcyiv
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dvBw` AvZv dvBw` Avwe, Pzs hxï‡bv Lv_yBjvB‡bv- 2

1| hxï‡m Pzs‡bv nvgRvK‡Mv, wPwb ev‣M _yB i‡Mv- 2 H
2| hxï‡m Bnv‡Mv AwP dvB‡bv, wewb eiK‡bv wZjvs dvB‡bv- 2 H
3| hxï‡m Pzs‡bv kªvet i‡Mv, gvZvB nvuqvwb qK i‡Mv- 2 H
--K_v I myi: mybxj wÎcyiv

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1| †bvtL †eiv‡h, nvds nv_vB †LivB‡q; Pzs dvBwg Le Kvnuvb mvbvwb| (2)
2| gLv Zsd gLv µB`B, gKt Zsd gKt µB`B,
gyubymyu As‡h AvPvBwg, gyubymyuwb cBshv µB|
3| Pzsd KvsMv gysnvd µB, whmywb Kv&Ib mvbv dvBcvB&IB| (2)
bœvsb byt‡h LvKPvs&IB, As&IB wPwb Lvevhv|
-w`µzm wÎcyiv (1999)

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1| whmy wmsIq _vsbwb, jvsjvsIq, jvsjvsIq, e evB cv cv Zsbvwb,

whmy jvsjvIq, cv‡ewb Lgv gvbvB, jvsjvsIq, jvsjvsIq;
cvc& hZb Pzs cvBbvB, whmy jvsjvsIq|
a~qv- jvsjvsIq _vsbvwb, jvsjvsIq, jvsjvsIq;
jvsjvsIq _vsbvwb, whmy jvsjvsIq
2| whmywb mvgys ZvsbvB, jvsjvsIq, jvsjvsIq;
wewb wmsIq Pzs _vsbvB, whmy jvsjvsIq,
mBZvb&b Pzs cvBgvBbvB, jvsjvs&Iq jvsjvsIq,
Bmi Pzsb PzevbvB, whmy jvsjvs&Iq|
3| _Bbvwb mv †mvtdvBd, jvsjvs&Iq, jvsjvs&Iq,
Avs gysnvd wµqv, whmy jvsjvs&Iq,
wewb jvsjvs&Iq _vsbvB; jvsjvs&Iq, jvsjvs&Iq,
hbg Pzs ZsbvB †mB, whmy jvsjvs&Iq|
-P›`ªª ‡gvnb

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nuvbvs‣_ nuvbvs‣_ wZwbwb csjvBg, dvBw` ZvLyiv I dvBw` nuvbvsivI
dvBw` RvMÖvivI dvBw` †nvt MÖ‚ivI, dvBwd Pzs RvwZwb mvgys ZvsjvBbv|
1| wnswd wnswd hZ mIqvB hvwcÖ †mjvBbv| (2)
†K nvevB †Knv wbsjvB‡q, KvD Lynv mvjvBbv,
LvevRvevB iæsnv wnsjvB bv|
2| dvBw` Zv Ly„iv I nuvqv Pvqv •eZb •L‡q (2)
K&cys K&†mvt K_v •iZb Pzs mys‡q,
†K nvevB †Knv RvI t ijvB‡q
-RR© wÎcyiv

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µz‡ki Kv‡Q ivL †n; (Bn-275, En-23, CH-595, AH-312)
1| µzk K‡iA Zbw` bys whmy Rb¥ Av‡bv
cvB‡q guvqv wmswM­‣Z Ai e‣q Zs‡Mv
ayqvt µzk `vB‡qv µzk `vB‡qv Zsbvwb gyPzK‡Mv
Aewb ev‣M Avs _vsbvB mM© nv‡Mv|
2| µzkwb Ai gvsLv Avs nvgRvKgv †LjvBgv
dziæswb nvu`wMÖ Ai cni iLv Av‡bv |
3| µzk K‡iA ZsLvB AvsbvB_K LvB‡q bys‡Mv
Ai Zbw` Av‡bv bys µzkwb mvgwcÖ `vB‡qv
4| µzkwb K‡iA ZsbvB Lv‣_ bvB nvgRvK bvB
mM©wb nv‡Mv mqvmvK mvg K‡iA|
-Abyev`t P¤úv wÎcyiv

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dvBw` dvBw` hZ mIqvB, Lv K&PvsgvevB ZsjvBbv

wLªó whmy dvBgb Ks‡q mvu Zubv|
1| •eª PªvB RvMÖv eyov •ePzt †LPzt P&jv i&Iqv
hZb bs‡q _vsjvÚbv †h|
2| g&my †bvtA K&Pvsgv Pv‡q gvB¯‥vtmvË MvA,
dvB‡q ZsdvB nvu wPwb whmy‡j
dvBw` Pzs hZ _vs‡q eb cy‡m bv|
-P›`ªgwb wÎcyiv
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JISUNO KARWI NWNGLE

Jisuno Karwi Nwngle,

Biyango thangwi tongsinai?
W-ansugwi naidi tabuk-2
1. Mwnakma hao aswk balogwi,
Bwswk nwng lwngwi tongsinai?
Jisuni mungno karwi nwngle,
Biyango thangwi tongsinai-2
2. Phaidi takhuk, phaidi bukhuk,
Pohoro thanglaisianw -2
Jisuni mung bai pohoro thangnai,
Jisule chwngno mwthangnai-2

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SUBRAI JISULE CHWNGNO

Subrai Jisule chwngno naphainai,

Chwng poito khlainairokno-2
1. Bo salangka ‗Ang‘ no lama,
‗Ang‘ no kubui ‗Ang‘ no mwthangnai,
Chini bagwi tongthai snamna,
Bo thangsoka chukha saka-2
2. Bo salangka ‗Ang‘ phaiphinai,
Bini tongthaio Bole tlangnai,
Bono poito khlainairokno-2

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O JORA KAHAMOLE

O jora kahamole, Bachanui phaisidi,

Nini bagwi joro kaham, Tabukno phai tongo—2
1. Sumsokno yakarsidi, Jisuni thani phaidi;
Ringhorwi tongo nono, Subrai Jisule tabuk—2
2. Swngcharle uru-muru, Wngwi tongbaikha tabuk;
U-ansugwi naidi nwngle, Subrai Jisuni kokno--2

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A mighty fortress is our God...................................................108

A wonderful Savior is Jesus my Lord ....................................... 40
Abide with me; fast falls the eventide;........................................ 3
All hail the power of Jesus name! ............................................. 59
All the way my Savior leads me ..............................................111
All things bright and beautiful .................................................... 8
All to Jesus, I surrender ............................................................ 22
Amazing grace! How sweet the sound ........................................ 9
Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go ........................................ 39
Are you weary, are you heavy hearted ...................................... 65
Before Jehovah‘s awful throne .................................................78
Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine............................................... 34
Blest be the tie that binds ........................................................132
Brightly beams our Father‘s mercy .........................................134
Christ has for sin atonement made ............................................ 73
Christ the Lord is risen .............................................................. 62
Come, Thou almighty King ........................................................ 6
Come, Thou Fount of every blessing........................................ 92
Come, we that love the Lord .................................................... .31
Day is dying in the west .............................................................. 4
Days are filled with sorrow .....................................................104
Don‘t forget the Sabbath .......................................................... .30
Earthly pleasures vainly call me ..............................................130
Face to face with Christ my Savior ...........................................83
Fairest Lord Jesus, Ruler of all nature ......................................85
Faith of our fathers! ..................................................................90
Far and near the fields are teeming ...........................................95
Father, lead me day by day ....................................................... 45
Give me the Bible ..................................................................... 18
Give thanks with a grateful heart ............................................136
Glory be to the Father .............................................................142
God be with you till we meet again ............................................ 5
Happy the home when God is there ........................................125
Hark! the herald angels sing ..................................................... 10

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Hark! The voice of Jesus calling ...............................................96
Have Thine own way ............................................................... 46
He leadeth me! O blessed thought! .........................................117
Hear the money dropping ........................................................129
Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty! ...................................... .1
I am Thine, O Lord ................................................................... 57
I am thinking today ................................................................... 47
I come to the garden alone ......................................................106
I gave my life for thee ..............................................................88
I need Thee every hour ............................................................. 37
I serve a risen Savior .................................................................86
I sing the mighty power of God ................................................ 72
I will early seek the Savior ........................................................ 44
I will follow Thee, my Saviour ................................................. 48
I will sing of Jesus‘ love ...........................................................81
I‘m a pilgrim, and I‘m a stranger ...........................................100
I‘m pressing on the upward way .............................................123
I‘ve found a Friend; oh, such a Friend! ................................... 82
I‘ve wandered far away from God ............................................ 73
In the heart of Jesus................................................................... 64
Jesus, keep me near the cross .................................................... 23
Jesus, Savior, pilot me .............................................................113
Joy to the world, the Lord is come! .......................................... 11
Just as I am, without one plea ................................................... 70
Just over the mountains ............................................................. 49
Just when I need Him .............................................................109
Lift up the trumpet, and loud it ring .......................................... 66
Live out Thy life within me ......................................................91
Look upon Jesus, sinless is He .................................................. 68
Lord, in the morning ................................................................. 76
More about Jesus I would know .............................................128
More love to Thee, O Christ! ..................................................101
My faith looks up to Thee .......................................................112
My Father is rich in houses......................................................102
My hope is built on nothing less .............................................. .41
My Jesus, I love Thee, I know .................................................. 24

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Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee! ..............................103
Nearer, still nearer, close to Thy heart ......................................89
Not I, but Christ, be honored ...................................................119
O be careful little eyes what you see .......................................131
O come, all ye faithful .............................................................. 12
O day of rest and gladness ........................................................97
O happy day! that fixed my choice. .......................................... 74
O Lord my God! when I in awesome wonder .........................127
O worship the King all glorious ................................................79
O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness ...........................77
On a hill far away stood ............................................................80
On Jordan‘s stormy banks I stand ...........................................122
Onward, Christian soldiers! .................................................. ....51
Pass me not, O gentle Saviour .................................................. 71
Praise Him! praise Him! ........................................................... 16
Redeemed! How I love to proclaim it!...................................... 27
Rescue the perishing ................................................................. 28
Rock of Ages, cleft for me ........................................................ 21
Safe in the arms of Jesus ........................................................... 75
Safely through another week .....................................................98
Savior, like a Shepherd lead us ...............................................118
Shall we gather at the river ....................................................... 33
Silent night! holy night! ............................................................ 13
Sing the wondrous love of Jesus .............................................124
Sing them over again to me ...................................................... 19
Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling ........................................... 20
Sound the battle cry .................................................................. 58
Sowing in the morning .............................................................. 52
Stand up! stand up for Jesus! .................................................... 50
Standing by a purpose true .......................................................... 2
Sweet hour of prayer! ............................................................... 36
Take my life, and let it be ......................................................... 26
Take the name of Jesus with you .............................................. 54
Take the world, but give me Jesus ............................................ 25
Tell me the old, old story .......................................................... 63
Tell me the story of Jesus.......................................................... 14
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The golden morning is fast approaching ................................... 67
The Great Physician now is near............................................... 17
The Lord is my light ...............................................................110
The Lord‘s our Rock ................................................................. 43
There is a place of quiet rest ...................................................126
There shall be showers of blessing .......................................... .56
There‘ no other name like Jesus................................................ 87
There‘s a land that is fairer than day ......................................... 32
There‘s sunshine in my soul today............................................ 35
This is my Father‘s world ........................................................... 7
Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus ..................................................... 42
Tis the blessed hour of prayer ................................................107
To God be the glory ..................................................................94
Under His wings I am safely abiding ......................................114
What a fellowship, what a joy divine ....................................... .55
We have heard a joyful sound ...................................................93
We not know the hour of the Master‘s ....................................121
We three kings of Orient are ..................................................... 61
What a friend we have in Jesus ................................................. 38
What can wash away my sin? ................................................... 77
When all my labors and trials are o‘er ......................................99
When He cometh, when He cometh..........................................84
When I survey the wondrous cross ........................................... 61
When peace, like a river, attended my way.............................115
When the Spirit of the Lord.....................................................135
When we walk with the Lord..................................................120
Will your anchor hold in the storm of life..............................116
With Jesus in the Family ........................................................... 69
Work, for the night is coming .................................................. 29
Worthy, worthy is the Lamb ..................................................... 15
Would you be free from the burden of sin? ............................133
Yield not to temptation ............................................................. 53

CHORUS
Ah la la la la, la la la, le lu ia ..................................149
Behold what manner ...............................................150

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Deep and wide, Deep and wide ...............................152
Do you love my Jesus ..............................................153
Ev‘ry body ought to know .......................................154
For God so loved the world .....................................155
Give me oil in my lamp ..........................................156
God is so good .........................................................157
Great change since ..................................................151
Hallelu, hallelu, hallelu............................................159
Hear our prayer, O Lord .........................................144
Heavenly sunshine ...................................................160
He‘s able, He‘s able .................................................161
I‘ll be true precious Jesus ........................................184
I‘m too young to march ...........................................181
I have decided to follow Jesus .................................162
I have the joy, joy, joy, joy ......................................163
I just keep trusting my Lord ....................................164
I will make you fishers of men ................................165
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord ......................166
I will wear a crown ..................................................167
If you‘re happy in the Lord ....................................168
I have a song that .....................................................169
In my heart there rings a melody……………….....203
Into my heart, Into my heart ....................................146
I‘ve got peace like a river ........................................170
Jesus loves me this I know ......................................171
Jesus love the little children ....................................172
Joy is the flag that you fly .......................................173
Joy, Joy my heart is full of joy ................................174
King of kings and Lord of lords ..............................175
Kum ba yah, my Lord, Kum ba yah! .......................176
Let all mortal flesh ..................................................158
Love is something if you give it away .....................177
Make me a servant .................................................. 206
Mr. Noah built an ark ..............................................178
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My God is so big .....................................................179
Now, dear Lord .......................................................143
Oh fill it up .............................................................206
Oh friend do you love Jesus?...................................180
Oh, we are the Pathfinders strong, ...........................182
Only a boy named David .........................................183
Open our eyes Lord .................................................147
Open the eyes of my heart, Lord .............................138
Over and over ..........................................................185
Over the sunset mountains.......................................186
Peter, James and John on the sailboat .....................187
Praise God, from whom ..........................................145
Praise Him praise Him all y little children ..............188
Rejoice in the Lord ..................................................189
Roll, roll your burdens away ...................................190
Rolled away, rolled away, rolled away ...................191
Seek ye first the kingdom of God ............................192
Side by side we stand .............................................193
Spirit of the living God ...........................................148
Thank you Lord, for saving my soul. ......................194
The Lord is His holy temple ...................................141
This is my commandment .......................................205
This is the day..........................................................195
This little light of mine ............................................196
This world is full ....................................................197
Thy word is a lamp unto my feet ............................137
Walking with Jesus ..................................................198
We shall overcome, we shall overcome ..................199
Whisper a prayer in the morning .............................200
Who made the beautiful rainbow ............................201
We are Adventurers, at home ..............................140
We are climbing Jacob‘s ladder ............................202
We are the family of God........................................204
You are my strength when I am weak ....................139

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(AH-73, Bn-42)

1. Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty!

Early in the morning our song shall rise to Thee;
Holy, holy, holy, merciful and mighty!
God in three persons, blessed Trinity!
2. Holy, holy, holy! Angels adore Thee,
Casting down their bright crowns around the glassy sea;
Thousands and ten thousands worship low before Thee,
Which wert, and art, and evermore shalt be.
3. Holy, holy, holy! Though darkness hide Thee,
Though the eye of man Thy great glory may not see;
Only Thou are holy; there is none beside Thee,
Perfect in power, in love and purity.
4. Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty!
All Thy works shall praise Thy name
in earth and sky and sea;
Holy, holy, holy! merciful and mighty!
God in three persons, blessed Trinity!
―Reginald Heber, 1826

2
( CH-497, Bn-248; Ga-14)

1. Standing by a purpose true, Heeding God‘s command,

Honour them, the faithful few, All hail to Daniel‘s band!
Refrain: Dare to be a Daniel, Dare to stand alone!
Dare to have a purpose firm! Dare to make it known!
2. Many mighty men are lost, Daring not to stand,
Who for God had been a host, By joining Daniel‘s band!
3. Many giants great and tall, Stalking through the land,
Headlong to the earth would fall, If met by Daniel‘s band!
4. Hold the temperance banner high! On to victory grand!
Satan and his host defy, And shout for Daniel‘s band!
--Philip P. Bliss

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(AH-50, Bn-64, Ga-1)

1. Abide with me; fast falls the eventide;

The darkness deepens; Lord, with me abide!
When other helpers fail, and comforts flee,
Help of the helpless, O abide with me!
2. Swift to its close ebbs out life‘s little day;
Earth‘s joys grow dim, its glories pass away;
Change and decay in all around I see;
O Thou who changest not, abide with me!
3. I need Thy presence every passing hour;
What but Thy grace can foil the tempter‘s power?
Who like Thyself my guide and stay can be?
Through cloud and sunshine, O abide with me!
4. I fear no foe, with Thee at hand to bless;
Ills have no weight, and tears no bitterness:
Where is death‘s sting? where, grave, thy victory?
I triumph still if Thou abide with me!
--Henry F. Lyte, 1847

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(AH-51)

1. Day is dying in the west; Heaven is touching earth with rest;

Wait and worship while the night, Sets her evening lamps alight
Through all the sky.
Refrain: Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts!
Heaven and earth are full of Thee;
Heaven and earth are praising Thee,
O Lord most high!
2. Lord of life, beneath the dome Of the universe, Thy home,
Gather us who seek Thy face To the fold of Thy embrace,
For Thou art nigh.
3. While the deepening shadows fall, Heart of love, enfolding all,
Thro‘ the glory and the grace Of the stars that veil Thy face,
Our hearts ascend.
4. When forever from our sight Pass the stars, the day, the night,
Lord of angels, on our eyes Let eternal morning rise
And shadows end.
--Mary A. Lathbury, 1877

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(AH-65, Bn-310)

1. God be with you till we meet again;

By His counsels guide, uphold you,
With His sheep sucurely fold you;
God be with you till we meet again.

Refrain: Till we meet, till we meet,

Till we meet at Jesus‘ feet,
Till we meet, till we meet,
God be with you till we meet again.
2. God be with you till we meet again;
`Neath His wings protecting hide you,
Daily manna still provide you;
God be with you till we meet again.
3. God be with you till we meet again;
When life‘s perils thick confound you,
Put His arms unfailing round you;
God be with you till we meet again.
4. God be with you till we meet again;
Keep love‘s banner floating o‘er you,
Smite death‘s threatening wave before you;
God be with you till we meet again.
--Jeremiah E. Rankin, 1880

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(AH-71)

1. Come, Thou almighty King, Help us Thy name to sing,

Help us to praise! Father all glorious, O‘er all victorious,
Come, and reign over us, Ancient of days!
2. Come, Thou incarnate Word, Gird on Thy mighty sword,
Our prayer attend; Come, and Thy people bless, And give
Thy Word success; Spirit of holiness, On us descend!
3. Come, holy Comforter, Thy sacred witness bear,
In this glad hour:
Thou who almighty art, Now rule in every heart,
And ne‘er from us depart, Spirit of power!
4. To Thee, great One in Three, Eternal praises be,
Hence, evermore:
Thy sovereign majesty May we in glory see,
And to eternity Love and adore!
--Anon.

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(AH-92, Ga-16)

1. This is my Father‘s world, And to my listening ears,

All nature sings, and round me rings The music of the spheres.
This is my Father‘s world; I rest me in the thought
Of rocks and trees, of skies and seas; His hands the wonders wrought.
2. This is my Father‘s world, The birds their carols raise;
The morning light, the lily white, Declare their maker‘s praise.
This is my father‘s world; He shines in all that‘s fair;
In the rustling grass I hear him pass, He speaks to me everywhere.
3. This is my Father‘s world, O let me ne‘er forget
That though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Ruler yet.
This is my Father‘s world; Why should my heart be sad?
The Lord is King; let the heavens ring! God reigns; let the earth be glad!
--Maltbie D. Babcock, 1901
8
(AH-93, CH-421)

All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful, The Lord God made them all.
1. Each little flower that opens, Each little bird that sings;
He made their glowing colors, He made their tiny wings.
2. The purple-headed mountain, The river running by,
The sunset, and the morning That brightens up the sky,
3. The cold wind in the winter, The pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits in the garden, He made them every one.
4. He gave us eyes to see them, And lips that we might tell
How great is God Almighty, Who has made all things well.
―Cecil F. Alexander, 1848
9
(AH-108)

1. Amazing grace! how sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me!
I once was lost, but now am found, Was blind, but now I see.
2. ‗Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears relieved;
How precious did that grace appear The hour I first believed!
3. The Lord has promised good to me, His word my hope secures;
He will my shield and portion be, As long as life endures.
4. Through many dangers, toils, and snares, I have already come;
‗Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home.
5. When we‘ve been there ten thousand years, Bright shining as the sun,
We‘ve no less days to sing God‘s praise Than when we‘d first begun.
--John Newton, 1779

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(AH-122, Bn-73, Ga-19)

1. Hark! the herald angels sing, ―Glory to the new born King;
Peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled!‖
Joyful, all ye nations, rise, Join the triumph of the skies;
With th‘ angelic host proclaim, ―Christ is born in Bethlehem!‖
Refrain: Hark! the herald angels sing, ―Glory to the new born King.‖
3. Christ, by highest heaven adored, Christ, the everlasting Lord;
In the manger born a king, While adoring angels sing,
―Peace on earth, to men good will;‖ Bid the trembling soul be still,
Christ on earth has come to dwell, Jesus, our Emmanuel!
3. Hail! the heaven-born Prince of Peace!
Hail! the Sun of Righteousness!
Life and light to all He brings, Risen with healing in His wings.
Mild He lays His glory by, Born that man no more may die,
Born to raise the sons of earth, Born to give them second birth.
--Charles Wesley, 1739

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(AH-125)

1. Joy to the world, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King;
Let every heart prepare Him room And heaven and nature sing, (2)
And heaven, and heaven and nature sing.
2. Joy to the earth, the Savior reigns! Let men their songs employ;
While fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains,
Repeat the sounding joy (2), Repeat, repeat the sounding joy.
3. No more let sin and sorrow grow, Nor thorns infest the ground;
He comes to make His blessings flow, Far as the curse is found,
Far as the curse is found, Far as, far as the curse is found.
4. He rules the world with truth and grace, And makes the nations prove
The glories of His righteousness, And wonder of His love,
And wonders of His love, And wonders, and wonders of His love.
--Isaac Watts, 1719

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(AH-132, Bn-78, Ga-21)

1. O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant,

O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem!
Come and behold Him, born the King of angels!

Refrain: O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him,

O come, let us adore Him, Christ, the Lord!
2. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation,
O sing, all ye citizens of heaven above!
Glory to God, all glory in the highest!
3. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, born this happy morning,
Jesus, to Thee be all glory given; Word of the Father,
now in flesh appearing!
--John F. Wade; Tr: Frederick Oakeley, 1841

13
(AH-143, , Bn-77; Ga-20)
1. Silent night, holy night, All is come, all is bright;
Round yon virgin mother and child!
Holy Infant, so tender and mild,
Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace.
2. Silent night, holy night, Darkness flies, all is light;
Shepherds hear the angels sing, ―Alleluia! hail the King!
Christ the Savior is born, Christ the Savior is born.‖
3. Silent night, holy night, Son of God, love‘s pure light;
Radiant beams from Thy holy face,
With the dawn of redeeming grace,
Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth, Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth.
4. Silent night, holy night, Wondrous star, lend thy light;
With the angels let us sing, Alleluia to our King;
Christ the Savior is born, Christ the Savior is born.
--Joseph Mohr, 1818; Tr. John F. Young, 1863

14
(AH-152)
1. Tell me the story of Jesus, Write on my heart every word,
Tell me the story most precious Sweetest that ever was heard;
Tell how the angels, in chorus, Sang as they welcomed His birth,
Glory to God in the highest, Peace and good tidings to earth.
Refrain: Tell me the story of Jesus, Write on my heart every word,
Tell me the story most precious, Sweetest that ever was heard.
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2. Fasting, alone in the desert, Tell of the days that He passed,
How for our sins He was tempted, Yet was triumphant at last;
Tell of the years of His labor, Tell of the sorrow He bore,
He was despised and afflicted, Homeless, rejected, and poor.
3. Tell of the cross where they nailed Him, Writhing in anguish and pain;
Tell of the grave where they laid Him, Tell how He liveth again;
Love in that story so tender, Clearer than ever I see;
Stay, let me weep while you whisper, Love paid the ransom for me.
―Fanny J. Crosby
15
(AH-246)

1. Worthy, worthy is the Lamb, Worthy, worthy is the Lamb;

Worthy, worthy is the Lamb That was slain.
Refrain: Glory, hallelujah! Praise Him, hallelujah!
Glory, hallelujah To the Lamb!
2. Savior, let Thy kingdom come! Now the power of sin consume;
Bring Thy blest millennium, Holy Lamb.
3. Thus may we each moment feel, Love Him, serve Him,
praise Him still, Till we all on Zion‘s hill See the Lamb.

16
(AH-249, Bn-47, Ga-27)
1. Praise Him! praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
Sing, O earth—His wonderful love proclaim!
Hail Him! hail Him! highest archangels in glory;
Strength and honor give to His holy name!
Like a shepherd, Jesus will guard His children,
In His arms He carries them all day long;
Refrain: Praise Him! praise Him! tell of His excellent greatness;
Praise Him! Praise Him ever in joyful song!
2. Praise Him! praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
For our sins he suffered, and bled and died;
He—our Rock, our hope of eternal salvation,
Hail Him! hail Him! Jesus, the crucified.
Sound His praises! Jesus who bore our sorrows,
Love unbounded, wonderful, deep and strong;
3. Praise Him! praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
Heavenly portals, loud with hosannas ring!
Jesus, Savior, reigneth forever and ever;
Crown Him! crown Him! Prophet, and Priest, and King!
Christ is coming over the world victorious,
Power and glory unto the Lord belong;
--Fanny J. Crosby, 1869
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(AH-254, Bn-143, Ga-29)
1. The Great Physician now is near, The sympathizing Jesus;
He speaks, the dropping heart to cheer, O hear the voice of Jesus!
Refrain: Sweetest note in seraph song,
Sweetest name on mortal tongue,
Sweetest carol ever sung—Jesus, blessed Jesus.
2. All glory to the dying Lamb! I now believe in Jesus;
I love the blessed Savior‘s name, I love the name of Jesus.
3. His name dispels my guilt and fear; No other name but Jesus;
Oh how my soul delights to hear The precious name of Jesus!
4. And when He comes to bring the crown--The crown of life and glory--
Then by His side we will sit down, And tell redemption‘s story.
--William Hunter, 1859

18
(AH-272, Ga-60)

1. Give me the Bible, star of gladness gleaming,

To cheer the wanderer lone and tempest tossed,
No storm can hide that peaceful radiance beaming,
Since Jesus came to seek and save the lost.
Refrain: Give me the Bible—holy message shining,
Thy light shall guide me in the narrow way.
Precept and promise, law and love combining,
Till night shall vanish in eternal day.
2. Give me that Bible when my heart is broken,
When sin and grief have filled my soul with fear;
Give me the precious words by Jesus spoken,
Hold up faith‘s lamp to show my Savior near.
3. Give me the Bible, all my steps enlighten,
Teach me the danger of these realms below;
That lamp of safety, o‘er the gloom shall brighten,
That light alone the path of peace can show.
- -Priscilla J. Owens

19
(AH-286, Bn-169; Ga-31)

1. Sing them over again to me, Wonderful words of life;

Let me more of their beauty see, Wonderful words of life.
Words of life and beauty, Teach me faith and duty;

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Refrain: Beautiful words, wonderful words, Wonderful words of life,

Beautiful words, wonderful words, Wonderful words of life.
2. Christ, the blessed One, gives to all Wonderful words of life;
Sinner, list to the loving call, Wonderful words of life.
All so freely given, Wooing us to heaven;
3. Sweetly echo the gospel call, Wonderful words of life;
Offer pardon and peace to all, Wonderful words of life.
Jesus, only Savior, Sanctify forever.
--Philip P. Bliss, 1874

20
(AH-287)
1. Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling,
Calling for you and for me;
At the heart‘s portals He‘s waiting and watching,
Watching for you and for me.
Refrain: Come home, come home,
Ye who are weary, come home;
Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling,
Calling, O sinner, come home!
2. Why should we tarry when Jesus is pleading,
Pleading for you and for me?
Why should we linger and heed not His mercies,
Mercies for you and for me?
3. Think of the wonderful love He has promised,
Promised for you and for me;
Though we have sinned, He has mercy and pardon,
Pardon for you and for me.
--Will L. Thompson

21
(AH-300, Bn-120)
1. Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee;
Let the water and the blood, From Thy riven side which flowed,
Be of sin the double cure, Cleanse me from its guilt and power.
2. Not the labors of my hands Can fulfill Thy law‘s demands;
Could my zeal no respite know, Could my tears forever flow,
All for sin could not atone; Thou must save, and Thou alone.
3. When my pilgrimage I close, Victor o‘er the last of foes,
When I soar to worlds unknown, And behold Thee on Thy throne,
Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee.
―Augustus M. Toplady, 1776
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22
(AH-309, Bn-230, Ga-32)

1. All to Jesus, I surrender, All to Him I freely give;

I will ever love and trust Him, In His presence daily live;
Refrain: I surrender all, I surrender all;
All to Thee, my blessed Savior, I surrender all.
2. All to Jesus, I surrender; Humbly at His feet I bow,
Worldly pleasures all forsaken; Take me, Jesus, take me now;
3. All to Jesus, I surrender; Make me, Savior, wholly Thine;
Let me feel the Holy Spirit, Truly know that Thou art mine;
4. All to Jesus, I surrender; Now I feel the sacred flame.
On the joy of full salvation! Glory, glory, to His Name!
--J. W. VanDeVenter, 1896

23
(AH-312, Bn-245)
1. Jesus, keep me near the cross; There a precious fountain
Free to all, a healing stream, Flows from Calvary‘s mountain.
Refrain: In the cross, in the cross, Be my glory ever,
Till my raptured soul shall find Rest beyond the river.
2. Near the cross, a trembling soul, Love and mercy found me;
There the bright and Morning Star Sheds its beams around me.
3. Near the cross! O Lamb of God, Bring its scenes before me;
Help me walk from day to day, With its shadows o‘er me.
4. Near the cross I‘ll watch and wait, Hoping, trusting ever,
Till I reach the golden strand, Just beyond the river.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1869

24
(AH-321)
1. My Jesus, I love Thee, I know Thou art mine;
For Thee all the follies of sin I resign;
My gracious Redeemer, my Savior art Thou;
If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, ‗tis now.
2. I love Thee because Thou has first loved me,
And purchased my pardon on Calvary‘s tree;
I love Thee for wearing the thorns on Thy brow;
If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, ‗tis now.
3. I‘ll love Thee in life, I will love Thee ‗til death,
And praise Thee as long as Thou lendest me breath;
And say when the death dew lies cold on my brow,
If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, ‗tis now.
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4. In mansions of gory and endless delight,

I‘ll ever adore Thee in heaven so bright;
I‘ll sing with the glittering crown on my brow,
If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, ‗tis now.
―William Ralf Featherstone

25
(AH-329)

1. Take the world, but give me Jesus; All its joys are but a name,
But His love abideth ever, Through eternal years the same.
Refrain: Oh, the height and depth of mercy!
Oh, the length and breadth of love!
Oh, the fullness of redemption, Pledge of endless life above.
2. Take the world, but give me Jesus, Sweetest comfort of my soul;
With my savior watching o‘er me, I can sing, though billows roll.
3. Take the world, but give me Jesus; Let me view His constant smile;
Then throughout my pilgrim journey, Light will cheer me all the while.
4. Take the world, but give me Jesus; In His cross my trust shall be,
Till, with clearer, brighter vision, face to face my Lord I see.
--Fanny J. Crosby

26
(AH-330, Bn-233, Ga-43)

1. Take my life, and let it be Consecrated, Lord, to Thee;

Take my hands, and let them move At the impulse of Thy love,
At the impulse of Thy love.
2. Take my feet, and let them be Swift and beautiful from Thee;
Take my voice, and let me sing Always, only, for my King,
Always, only, for my King.
3. Take my lips, and let them be Filled with messages from Thee;
Take my silver and my gold, Not a mite would I withhold,
Not a mite would I withhold.
4. Take my will and make it Thine; It shall be no longer mine;
Take my heart, it is Thine own! It shall be Thy royal throne,
It shall be Thy royal throne.
5. Take my love; my Lord, I pour At Thy feet its treasure store;
Take myself, and I will be, Ever, only, all for Thee,
Ever, only, all for Thee.
―Frances Ridley Havergal, 1874

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(AH-337)

1. Redeemed! how I love to proclaim it!

Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb;
Redeemed through His infinite mercy, His child, and forever, I am.
Refrain: Redeemed, redeemed, Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb;
Redeemed, redeemed, His child, and forever, I am.
2. Redeemed! and so happy in Jesus! No language my rapture can tell;
I know that the light of His presence With me doth continually dwell.
3. I know there‘s a crown that is waiting In yonder bright mansion for me;
And soon, with the saints made perfect, At home with the Lord I shall be
--Fanny J. Crosby, 1882

28
(AH-367)

1. Rescue the perishing, Care for the dying;

Snatch them in pity from sin and the grave;
Weep o‘er the erring one, Lift up the fallen,
Tell them of Jesus, the mighty to save.
Refrain: Rescue the perishing, Care for the dying;
Jesus is merciful, Jesus will save.
2. Though they are the slighting Him, Still he is waiting,
Waiting the penitent child to receive.
Plead with them earnestly, Plead with them gently;
He will forgive if they only believe.
3. Rescue the perishing, Duty demands it;
Strength for thy labor the Lord will provide;
Back to the narrow way Patiently win them;
Tell the poor wanderer a Savior has died.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1869

29
(AH-375, Bn-217, Ga-17)

1. Work, for the night is coming; Work through the morning hours;
Work while the dew is sparkling; Work ‗mid springing flowers;
Work while the day grows brighter, Under the glowing sun;
Work, for the night is coming; When man‘s work is done.
2. Work, for the night is coming; Work through the sunny noon;
Fill brightest hours with labor, Rest comes sure and soon;
Give every flying minute Something to keep in store;
Work, for the night is coming; When man works no more.
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3. Work, for the night is coming: Under the sunset skies,
While their bright tints are glowing, Work for daylight flies;
Work till the last beam fadeth, Fadeth to shine no more;
Work, for the night is coming; When man‘s work is o‘er.
―Mrs. Anna L. Coghill, 1854

30
(AH-388, Bn-288, Ga-54)

1. Don‘t forget the Sabbath, The Lord our God hath blest,
Of all the week the brightest, Of all the week the best;
It brings repose from labor, It tells of joy divine,
Its beams of light descending, With heavenly beauty shine.
Refrain: Welcome, welcome, ever welcome, Blessed Sabbath day.
Welcome, welcome, ever welcome, Blessed Sabbath day.
2. Keep the Sabbath holy, And worship Him today,
Who said to His disciples, ―I am the living way;‖
And if we meekly follow Our Savior here below,
He‘ll give us of the fountain Whose streams eternal flow.
3. Day of sacred pleasure! Its golden hours we‘ll spend
In thankful hymns to Jesus, The children‘s dearest Friend;
O gentle loving, Savior, How good and kind Thou art,
How precious is Thy promise To dwell in every heart!
―Fanny J. Crosby

31
(AH-422)

1. Come, we that love the Lord, And let our joys be known;
Join in a song with sweet accord, Join in a song with sweet accord,
And thus surround the throne, And thus surround the throne.
Refrain: We‘re marching to Zion, Beautiful, beautiful Zion;
We‘re marching upward to Zion, The beautiful city of God.
2. Let those refuse to sing Who never knew our God;
But children of the heavenly King, But children of the heavenly King
May speak their joys abroad, May speak their joys abroad.
3. The hill of Zion yields A thousand sacred sweets,
Before we reach the heavenly fields, Before we reach the heavenly fields,
Or walk the golden streets, Or walk the golden streets.
4. Then let our songs abound, And every tear be dry;
We‘re marching through Immanuel‘s ground,
We‘re marching through Immanuel‘s ground,
To fairer worlds on high, To fairer worlds on high.
―Isaac Watts, 1707

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32
(AH-428, Bn-308, Ga-34, Sa-25)

1. There‘s a land that is fairer than day, And by faith we can see it afar;
For the Father waits over the way, To prepare us a dwelling place there.
Refrain: In the sweet by and by, We shall meet on that beautiful shore;
In the sweet by and by, We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
2. We shall sing on that beautiful shore The melodious songs of the blest,
And our spirits shall sorrow no more, Not a sigh for the blessing of rest.
3. To our bountiful Father above, We will offer a tribute of praise,
For the glorious gift of His love, And the blessings that hallow our days.
―S. F. Bennett, 1867

33
(AH-432, Bn-307)

1. Shall we gather at the river, Where bright angel feet have trod,
With its crystal tide forever Flowing by the throne of God?
Refrain:
Yes, we‘ll gather at the river, The beautiful, the beautiful river;
Gather with the saints at the river That flows by the throne of God.
2. On the margin of the river, Washing up its silver spray,
We will walk and worship ever, All the happy golden day.
3. Ere we reach the shining river, Lay we ev‘ry burden down;
Grace our spirits will deliver, And provide a robe and crown.
4. Soon we‘ll reach the shining river, Soon our pilgrimage will cease,
Soon our happy hearts will quiver With the melody of peace.
―Robert Lowry, 1864

34
(AH-462, Bn-29, Ga-21)

1. Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine!

O, what a foretaste of glory divine!
Heir of salvation, purchase of God,
Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood.
Refrain:
This is my story, this is my song,
Praising my Savior all the day long;
This is my story, this is my song,
Praising my Savior all the day long.
2. Perfect submission, perfect delight,
Visions of rapture now burst on my sight.
Angels descending bring from above
Echoes of mercy, whispers of love.
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3. Perfect submission, all is at rest,

I in my Savior am happy and blest,
Watching and waiting, looking above,
Filled with His goodness, lost in His love.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1873

35
(AH-470)

1. There‘s sunshine in my soul today, More glorious and bright

Than glows in any earthly sky, For Jesus is my light.
Refrain: O there‘s sunshine, blessed sunshine,
When the peaceful, happy moments roll;
When Jesus shows His smiling face
There is sunshine in the soul.
2. There‘s music in my soul today, A carol to my King,
And Jesus, listening, can hear The songs I cannot sing.
3. There‘s springtime in my soul today, For when the Lord is near,
The dove of peace sings in my heart, The flowers of grace appear.
4. There‘s gladness in my soul today, And hope, and praise, and love,
For blessings which He gives me now, For joys ―laid up‖ above.
―Eliza E. Hewitt

36
(AH-478)

1. Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer,

That calls me from a world of care,
And bids me, at my Father‘s throne,
Make all my wants and wishes known!
In seasons of distress and grief,
My soul has often found relief,
And oft escaped the tempters snare,
By thy return, sweet hour of prayer.
2. Sweet hour of prayer! sweet hour of prayer!
Thy wings shall my petition bear
To Him whose truth and faithfulness
Engage the waiting soul to bless.
And since He bids me seek His face,
Believe His word, and trust His grace,
I‘ll cast on Him my every care,
And wait for thee, sweet hour of prayer.

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3. Sweet hour of prayer! sweet hour of prayer!

May I thy consolation share
Till from Mount Pisgah‘s lofty height
I view my home and take my flight.
In my immortal flesh I‘ll rise
To seize the everlasting prize.
And shout while passing through the air,
―Farewell, farewell, sweet hour of prayer!‖
―William W. Walford, 1842

37
(AH-483, Bn-267; Ga-45)

1. I need Thee every hour, Most gracious Lord;

No tender voice like Thine Can peace afford.
Refrain: I need Thee, O I need Thee; Every hour I need Thee!
O bless me now, my Savior—I come to Thee.
2. I need Thee every hour, Stay Thou nearby;
Temptations lose their power When Thou art nigh.
3. I need Thee every hour, In joy or pain;
Come quickly, and abide, Or life is vain.
4. I need Thee every hour, Teach me Thy will,
And Thy rich promises In me fulfill.
5. I need Thee every hour, Most Holy One;
Oh, make me Thine indeed, Thou blessed Son.
―Annie S. Hawks, 1872

38
(AH-499, Bn-134, Ga-11)

1. What a friend we have in Jesus, All our sins and griefs to bear;
What a privilege to carry Everything to God in prayer!
O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear,
All because we do not carry Everything to God in prayer.
2. Have we trials and temptations? Is there trouble anywhere?
We should never be discouraged; Take it to the Lord in prayer!
Can we find a friend so faithful, Who will all our sorrows share?
Jesus knows our every weakness; Take it to the Lord in prayer!
3. Are we weak and heavy laden, Cumbered with a load of care?
Precious Savior, still our refuge; Take it to the Lord in prayer!
Do thy friends despise, forsake thee? Take it to the Lord in prayer!
In His arms He‘ll take and shield thee; Thou wilt find a solace there.
―Joseph M. Scriven, 1855

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39
(AH-508, Ga-56)

1. Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go,

Anywhere He leads me in this world below;
Anywhere without Him, dearest joys would fade;
Anywhere with Jesus I am not afraid.
Refrain: Anywhere! anywhere! Fear I cannot know;
Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go.
2. Anywhere with Jesus I am not alone;
Other friends may fail, He is still my own;
Though His hand may lead me over dreary ways,
Anywhere with Jesus is a house of praise.
3. Anywhere with Jesus I can go to sleep,
When the gloomy shadows round about me creep,
Knowing I shall waken nevermore to roam;
Anywhere with Jesus will be home sweet home.
―Jessie H. Brown, 1886

40
(AH-520, Bn-141)

1. A wonderful Savior is Jesus my Lord,

A wonderful Savior to me,
He hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock,
Where rivers of pleasure I see.
Refrain: He hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock
That shadows a dry, thirsty land;
He hideth my life in the depths of His love,
And covers me there with His hand,
And covers me there with His hand.
2. A wonderful Savior is Jesus my Lord,
He taketh my burden away,
He holdeth me up, and I shall not be moved,
He giveth me strength as my day.
3. With numberless blessings each moment He crowns,
And filled with His fullness divine,
I sing in my rapture, Oh, glory to God,
For such a Redeemer as mine.
4. When clothed in His brightness, transported I rise
To meet Him in clouds of the sky,
His perfect salvation, His wonderful love,
I‘ll shout with the millions on high.
―Fanny J. Crosby

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41
(AH-522, Bn-474)

1. My hope is built on nothing less

Than Jesus‘ blood and righteousness;
I dare not trust the sweetest frame, But wholly lean on Jesus‘ name.
Refrain:
On Christ the solid Rock, I stand; All other ground is sinking sand,
All other ground is sinking sand.
2. When darkness seems to veil His face, I rest on His unchanging grace;
In every high and stormy gale, My anchor holds within the veil.
3. His oath, His covenant, and blood, Support me in the whelming flood;
When all around my soul gives way, He then is all my hope and stay.
4. When He shall come with trumpet sound, O may I then in Him be found;
Clad in His righteousness alone, Faultless to stand before the throne.
―Edward Mote, 1834

42
(AH-524, Bn-221)

1. ‗Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to take Him at His word;

Just to rest upon His promise, Just to know, ―Thus saith the Lord.‖
Refrain:
Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him; How I‘ve proved Him o‘er and o‘er!
Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus! O for grace to trust Him more!
2. O how sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to trust His cleansing blood;
Just in simple faith to plunge me ‗Neath the healing, cleansing flood.
3. Yes, ‗tis sweet to trust in Jesus, Just from sin and self to cease;
Just from Jesus simply taking Life, and rest, and joy, and peace.
4. I‘m so glad I learned to trust Thee, Precious Jesus, Savior, Friend;
And I know that Thou art with me, Wilt be with me till the end.
--Louisa M. R. Stead

43
(AH-528, Ga-28)

1. The Lord‘s our Rock, in Him we hide, A shelter in the time of storm;
Secure whatever may betide, A shelter in the time of storm.
Refrain: Mighty Rock in a weary land, Cooling shade on the burning sand,
Faithful guide for the pilgrim band—A shelter in the time of storm.
2. A shade by day, defense by night, A shelter in the time of storm;
No fears alarm, no foes affright, A shelter in the time of storm.
3. The raging floods may round us beat, A shelter in the time of storm;
We find in God a safe retreat, A shelter in the time of storm.

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4. O Rock divine, O Refuge dear, A shelter in the time of storm;

Be Thou our helper ever near, A shelter in the time of storm.
―Vernon J. Charlesworth, 1880

44
(AH-539)

1. I will early seek the Savior, I will learn of Him each day;
I will follow in His footsteps, I will walk the narrow way.
Refrain:
For He loves me, yes, He loves me, Jesus loves me, this I know.
Jesus loves me, died to save me, This is why I love Him so.
2. I will hasten where He bids me, I am not too young to go
In the pathway where He leadeth, Not too young His will to know.
3. He is standing at the doorway Of escape from every sin;
I will knock, for He has promised, He will hear and let me in.
―Mrs L. M. B. Bateman

45
(AH-482, Bn-257)

1. Father, lead me day by day, Ever in Thine own sweet way;

Teach me to be pure and true; Show me what I ought to do.
2. When in danger, make me brave; Make me know that Thou canst save;
Keep me safe by Thy dear side; Let me in Thy love abide.
3. When I‘m tempted to do wrong, Make me steadfast, wise, and strong;
And when all alone I stand, Shield me with Thy mighty hand.
4. May I do the good I know, Be Thy loving child below,
Then at last go home to Thee, Evermore Thy child to be.
―John P. Hopps, 1876

46
(AH-567, Bn-258, Ga-44)

1. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way!

Thou art the Potter; I am the clay.
Mould me and make me After Thy will,
While I am waiting, Yielded and still.
2. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way!
Search me and try me, Master, today!
Whiter than snow, Lord, Wash me just now,
As in Thine presence Humbly I bow.

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3. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way!
Wounded and weary Help me, I pray!
Power—all power—Surely is Thine!
Touch me and heal me, Savior divine!
4. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own way!
Hold o‘er my being absolute sway!
Fill with Thy Spirit, Till all shall see
Christ only always, Living in me!
―Adelaide Pollard

47
(Bn-477, Ga-52)

1. I am thinking today of that beautiful land

I shall reach when the sun goeth down;
When through wonderful grace by my Savior I stand,
Will there be any stars in my crown?
Refrain:
Will there be any stars, any stars in my crown,
When at evening the sun goeth down?
When I wake with the blest In the mansions of rest,
Will there be any stars in my crown?
2. In the strength of the Lord let me labor and pray,
Let me watch as a winner of souls;
That bright stars may be mine in the glorious day,
When His praise like the sea billows roll.
3. O what joy will it be when His face I behold,
Living gems at His feet to lay down;
It would sweeten my bliss in the city of gold,
Should there be any stars in my crown.
―Eliza E. Hewitt

48
(AH-623, Bn-302)

1. I will follow Thee, my Savior,

Wheresoe‘er my lot may be.
Where Thou goest I will follow;
Yes, my Lord, I‘ll follow Thee.
Refrain:
I will follow Thee, my Savior,
Thou didst shed Thy blood for me;
And though all men should forsake Thee,
By Thy grace I‘ll follow Thee.
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2. Though the road be rough and thorny,
Trackless as the foaming sea,
Thou hast trod this way before me,
And I‘ll gladly follow Thee.
3. Though I meet with tribulations,
Surely tempted though I be;
I remember Thou wast tempted,
And rejoice to follow Thee.
4. Though Thou leadest me through afflictions,
Poor, forsaken, though I be;
Thou wast destitute, afflicted,
And I only follow Thee.
5. Though to Jordan‘s rolling billows,
Cold and deep, Thou leadest me,
Thou hast crossed the waves before me,
And I still will follow Thee.
―James Lawson Elginburg, 1886

49
(Bn-331; Ga-61)
1. Just over the mountains in the Promised Land,
Lies the holy city built by God‘s own hand;
As our weary footsteps gain the mountain‘s crest,
We can view our homeland of eternal rest.
Refrain:
We are nearing home! we are nearing home!
See the splendor gleaming from domes afar!
See the glory streaming through the ―gates ajar‖!
There we soon will enter, nevermore to roam,
Hear the angels singing! we are nearing home!
We are nearing home.
2. In the rolls of the prophets we have long been told
Of that wondrous city with its streets of gold;
Now with raptured vision we can see it there,
With its walls of jasper and its mansions fair.
3. Those who enter that city are the faithful few
Who keep God‘s commandments—faith of Jesus, too;
There we‘ll lift our voices through the endless days,
In sweet songs of gladness and in psalms of praise.
4. My brother, my sister, will you meet us there,
In that land of sunshine where there‘ll be no care?
Accept of God‘s message, and to Him be true;
Then when Jesus cometh He will call for you.
―John R. Sweney
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50
(AH-618, Bn-249, Ga-9)

1. Stand up! Stand up for Jesus! Ye soldiers of the cross;

Lift high His royal banner, It must not suffer loss;
From victory unto victory, His army shall He lead,
Till every foe is vanquished, And Christ is Lord indeed.
2. Stand up! stand up for Jesus! The trumpet call obey;
Forth to the mighty conflict, In this His glorious day.
Ye that are His now serve Him Against unnumbered foes;
Let courage rise with danger, And strength to strength oppose.
3. Stand up! stand up for Jesus! Stand in His strength alone;
The arm of flesh will fail you; Ye dare not trust your own.
Put on the gospel armor, And, watching unto prayer,
Where duty calls, or danger, Be never wanting there.
4. Stand up! stand up for Jesus! The strife will not be long;
This day the noise of battle, The next the victor‘s song.
To him that overcometh, A crown of life shall be;
He with the King of glory Shall reign eternally.
―George Duffield, 1858

51
(AH-612, Bn-247, Ga-8)

1. Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war,

With the cross of Jesus Going on before.
Christ, the royal Master, Leads against the foe;
Forward into battle, See, His banners go!
Refrain:
Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war,
With the cross of Jesus Going on before.
2. Like a mighty army Moves the church of God;
Christians, we are treading Where the saints have trod;
We are not divided, All one body we,
One in hope and doctrine, One in charity.
3. Crowns and thrones have perished, Kingdoms rise and wane,
But the church of Jesus Constant will remain.
Gates of hell can never ‗Gainst that church prevail;
We have Christ‘s own promise, That can never fail.
4. Onward, then, ye people! Join our happy throng,
Blend with ours your voices In the triumph song;
Glory, praise, and honor Unto Christ the King,
This through countless ages Men and angels sing.
―Sabine Baring-Gould, 1864

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52
(AH-369, Bn-200, Ga-36)

1. Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness,

Sowing in the noontide and the dewy eve;
Waiting for the harvest, and the time of reaping,
We shall come rejoicing, brining in the sheaves.
Refrain:
Bringing in the sheaves, Bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, Bringing in the sheaves;
Bringing in the sheaves, Bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, Bringing in the sheaves.
2. Sowing in the sunshine, sowing in the shadows,
Fearing neither clouds nor winter‘s chilling breeze;
By and by the harvest, and the labor ended,
We shall come rejoicing, brining in the sheaves.
3. Going forth with weeping, sowing for the Master,
Though the loss sustained our spirit often grieves;
When our weeping‘s over, he will bid us welcome,
We shall come rejoicing, brining in the sheaves.
―Knowles Shaw

53
(CH-498)

1. Yield not to temptation, For yielding is sin,

Each victory will help you Some other to win;
Fight manfully onward, Dark passions subdue,
Look ever to Jesus, He‘ll carry you through.
Refrain:
Ask the Saviour to help you, Comfort, strengthen, and keep you;
He is willing to aid you, He will carry you through.
2. Shun evil companions, Bad language disdain,
God‘s name hold in reverence, Nor take it in vain;.
Be thoughtful and earnest, Kindhearted and true,
Look ever to Jesus, He‘ll carry you through.
3. To him that o‘ercometh God giveth a crown,
Through faith we shall conquer, Though often cast down;
He who is our Saviour Our strength will renew,
Look ever to Jesus, He‘ll carry you through.
―Horatio R. Palmer

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54
(AH-474, Ga-59)

1. Take the name of Jesus with you, Child of sorrow and of woe;
It will joy and comfort give you, Take it, then, where‘er you go.
Refrain:
Precious name, O how sweet! Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
Precious name, O how sweet! Hope of earth and joy of heaven.
2. Take the name of Jesus ever, As a shield from every snare,
If temptations round you gather, Breathe that holy name in prayer.
3. O the precious name of Jesus! How it thrills our souls with joy,
When His loving arms receive us, And His songs our tongues employ!
4. At the name of Jesus bowing, Falling prostrate at His feet,
King of kings in heaven we‘ll crown Him, When our journey is complete.
―Lilian Baxter, 1870

55
(AH-469, Ga-58)

1. What a fellowship, what a joy divine,

Leaning on the everlasting arms;
What a blessedness, what a peace is mine,
Leaning on the everlasting arms.
Refrain:
Leaning, leaning, Safe and secure from all alarms;
Leaning, leaning, Leaning on the everlasting arms.
2. O how sweet to walk in this pilgrim way,
Leaning on the everlasting arms;
O how bright the path grows from day to day,
Leaning on the everlasting arms.
3. What have to dread, what have I to fear,
Leaning on the everlasting arms?
I have blessed peace with my Lord so near,
Leaning on the everlasting arms.
―E. A. Hoffman, 1887

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56
(AH-195, Sa-11)

1. ―There shall be showers of blessing;‖ This is the promise of love;

There shall be seasons refreshing, Sent from the Savior above.
Refrain:
Showers of blessing, Showers of blessing we need;
Mercy drops round us are falling, But for the showers we plead.
2. ―There shall be showers of blessing--‖ Precious reviving again;
Over the hills and the valleys, Sound of abundance of rain.
3. ―There shall be showers of blessing;‖ Send them upon us, O Lord;
Grant to us now a refreshing; Come, and now honor Thy word.
4. ―There shall be showers of blessing;‖ O that today they might fall,
Now as to God we‘re confessing, Now as on Jesus we call!
―Daniel W. Whittle

57
(AH-306, Bn-226, Sa-10)

1. I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voice,

And it told Thy love to me;
But I long to rise in the arms of faith,
And be closer drawn to Thee.
Refrain:
Draw me nearer, nearer, blessed Lord,
To the cross where Thou has died;
Draw me nearer, nearer, nearer, blessed Lord,
To Thy precious, bleeding side.
2. Consecrate me now to Thy service, Lord,
By the power of grace divine;
May my soul look up with a steadfast hope
And my will be lost in Thine.
3. O the pure delight of a single hour
That before Thy throne I spend,
When I kneel in prayer, and with Thee, my God,
I commune as friend with friend!
4. There are depths of love that I cannot know
Till I cross the narrow sea;
There are heights of joy that I may not reach
Till I rest in peace with Thee.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1875

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58
(AH-614, Ga-55)
1. Sound the battle cry, See! the foe is nigh;
Raise the standard high For the Lord;
Gird your armor on, Stand firm, every one,
Rest your cause upon His holy word.
Refrain: Rouse, then, soldiers! rally round the banner!
Ready, steady, pass the word along;
Onward, forward, shout aloud hosanna!
Christ is Captain of the mighty throng.
2. Strong to meet the foe, Marching on we go,
While our cause we know Must prevail;
Shield and banner bright, Gleaming in the light,
Battling for the right, We ne‘er can fail.
3. O Thou God of all, Hear us when we call,
Help us, one and all, By Thy grace;
When the battle‘s done, And the victory won,
May we wear the crown Before Thy face.
―William F. Sherwin, 1869

59
(AH-229, CH-156, Bn-30)
1. All hail the power of Jesus‘ name! Let angels prostrate fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem, And crown Him Lord of all!
Bring forth the royal diadem, And crown Him Lord of all!
2. Ye seed of Israel‘s chosen race, Ye ransomed of the fall,
Hail Him who saves you by His grace, And crown Him Lord of all!
Hail Him who saves you by His grace, And crown Him Lord of all!
3. Let every kindred, every tribe, On this terrestrial ball,
To Him all majesty ascribe, And crown Him Lord of all!
To Him all majesty ascribe, And crown Him Lord of all!
4. Oh, that with yonder sacred throng We at His feet may fall,
Join in the everlasting song, And crown Him Lord of all!
Join in the everlasting song, And crown Him Lord of all!
―Edward Perronet, 1779

60
(AH-137, Bn-75, Ga-22)

1. We three kings of Orient are; Bearing gifts we traverse afar

Field and fountain, moor and mountain, Following yonder star.
Refrain:
O star of wonder, star of night, Star with royal beauty bright,
Westward leading, still proceeding, Guide us to Thy perfect light.
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2. Born a King on Bethlehem‘s plain, Gold I bring to crown Him again,

King forever, ceasing never Over us all to reign.
3. Frankincense to offer have I; Incense owns a Deity nigh;
Prayer and praising all men raising, Worship Him, God on high.
4. Myrrh is mine; its bitter perfume Breathes a life of gathering gloom:
Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, Sealed in the stone-cold tomb.
5. Glorious now behold Him arise, King and God and sacrifice;
Alleluia, Alleluia! Sounds through the earth and skies.
―John H. Hopkins, 1857

61
(AH-155, Bn-102, Ga-23)
1. When I survey the wondrous cross On which the Prince of glory died,
My richest gain I count but loss, And pour contempt on all my pride.
2. See, from His head, His hands, His feet, Sorrow and love flow mingled down;
Did e‘er such love and sorrow meet? Or thorns compose so rich a crown?
3. Since I, who was undone and lost, Have pardon through His name and word;
Forbid it, then, that I should boast, Save in the cross of Christ my Lord.
4. Were the whole realm of nature mine, That were a tribute far too small;
Love so amazing, so divine, Demands my life, my soul, my all.
―Isaac Watts, 1707

62
(AH-166, Bn-119)

1. Christ the Lord is risen today, Alleluia!

Sons of men and angels say, Alleluia!
Raise your joys and triumphs high, Alleluia!
Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply, Alleluia!
2. Lives again our glorious King, Alleluia!
Where, O death, is now thy sting? Alleluia!
Once He died, our souls to save, Alleluia!
Where‘s thy victory, boasting grave? Alleluia!
3. Love‘s redeeming work is done, Alleluia!
Fought the fight, the battle won, Alleluia!
Death in vain forbids Him rise, Alleluia!
Christ hath opened Paradise, Alleluia!
4. Soar we then where Christ has led, Alleluia!
Following our exalted Head, Alleluia!
Made like Him, like Him we rise, Alleluia!
Ours the cross, the grave, the skies, Alleluia!
―Charles Wesley, 1739

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63
(AH-196, Bn-142)

1. Tell me the old, old story, Of unseen things above,

Of Jesus and His glory, Of Jesus and His love;
Tell me the story simply, As to a little child,
For I am weak and weary, And helpless and defiled.
Refrain:
Tell me the old, old story, Tell me the old, old story,
Tell me the old, old story, Of Jesus and His love.
2. Tell me the story softly, With earnest tones and grave;
Remember I‘m the sinner Whom Jesus came to save;
Tell me the story always, If you would really be,
In any time of trouble, A comforter to me.
3. Tell me the same old story, When you have cause to fear
That this world‘s empty glory Is costing me too dear;
Yes, and when that world‘s glory Is dawning on my soul,
Tell me the old, old story: ―Christ Jesus makes thee whole.‖
―Katherine Hankey, 1886

64
(AH-577, Bn-149)

1. In the heart of Jesus There is love for you,

Love most pure and tender, Love most deep and true;
Why should you be lonely, Why for friendship sigh,
When the heart of Jesus Has a full supply?
2. In the mind of Jesus There is thought for you,
Warm as summer sunshine, Sweet as morning dew;
Why should you be fearful, Why take anxious thought,
Since the mind of Jesus Cares for those He bought?
3. In the field of Jesus There is work for you;
Such as even angels Might rejoice to do;
Why stand idly sighing For some lifework grand,
While the field of Jesus Seeks your reaping hand?
4. In the home of Jesus There‘s a place for you;
Glorious, bright, and joyous, Calm and peaceful, too;
Why then, like a wanderer, Roam with weary pace,
If the home of Jesus Holds for you a place?
―Alice Pugh

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65
(Bn-150)

1. Are you weary, are you heavy hearted?

Tell it to Jesus, tell it to Jesus.
Are you grieving over joys departed?
Tell it to Jesus alone.
Refrain:
Tell it to Jesus, tell it to Jesus,
He is a Friend that‘s well known.
You‘ve no other such a friend or brother,
Tell it to Jesus alone.
2. Do the tears flow down your cheeks unbidden?
Tell it to Jesus, tell it to Jesus.
Have your sins that to men‘s eyes are hidden?
Tell it to Jesus alone.
3. Do you fear the gathering clouds of sorrow?
Tell it to Jesus, tell it to Jesus.
Are you anxious what shall be tomorrow?
Tell it to Jesus alone.
4. Are you troubled at the thought of dying?
Tell it to Jesus, tell it to Jesus.
For Christ‘s coming kingdom are you sighing?
Tell it to Jesus alone.
―J. R. Rankin

66
(AH-213, Bn-154)

1. Lift up the trumpet, and loud let it ring:

Jesus is coming again!
Cheer up, ye pilgrims, be joyful and sing;
Jesus is coming again!
Refrain:
Coming again, coming again,
Jesus is coming again!
2. Echo it, hilltops; proclaim it, ye plains:
Jesus is coming again!
Coming in glory, the Lamb that was slain;
Jesus is coming again!
3. Sound it, old ocean, in each mighty wave:
Jesus is coming again!
Break on the sands of the shores that ye lave;
Jesus is coming again!
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4. Heavings on earth, tell the vast, wondering throng:
Jesus is coming again!
Tempests and whirlwinds, the anthem prolong;
Jesus is coming again!
5. Nations are angry—by this we do know
Jesus is coming again!
Knowledge increases; men run to and fro;
Jesus is coming again!
―Jessie E. Strout, 1872

67
(AH-205, Bn-156)

1. The golden morning is fast approaching; Jesus soon will come

To take His faithful and happy children To their promised home.
Refrain:
O, we see the gleams of the golden morning
Piercing through this night of gloom!
O, we see the gleams of the golden morning,
That will burst the tomb.
2. The gospel summons will soon be carried To the nations round;
The bridegroom then will cease to tarry And the trumpet sound.
3. Attended by all the shining angels, Down the flaming sky
The Judge will come, and will take His people Where they will not die.
4. There those loved ones who have long been parted, Will all meet that day;
The tears of those who are broken hearted Will be wiped away.
―S. J. Graham

68
(AH-412, Bn-190)

1. Look upon Jesus, sinless is He;

Father, impute His life unto me.
My life of scarlet, my sin and woe,
Cover with His life, whiter than snow.
Refrain:
Cover with His life, whiter than snow;
Fullness of His life then shall I know;
My life of scarlet, my sin and woe,
Cover with His life, whiter than snow.

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2. Deep are the wounds transgression has made;
Red are the stains; my soul is afraid.
O to be covered, Jesus, with Thee,
Safe from the law that now judgeth me!
3. Longing the joy of pardon to know;
Jesus holds out a robe white as snow;
―Lord, I accept it! Leaving my own,
Gladly I wear Thy pure life alone.‖
4. Reconciled by His death for my sin,
Justified by His life pure and clean,
Sanctified by obeying His word,
Glorified when returneth my Lord.
―F. E. Beldin, 1899

69
(Bn-416)

1. With Jesus in the family, happy, happy home,

Happy, happy home, happy, happy home.
With Jesus in the family, happy, happy home; happy, happy home.
2. With Jesus in the father‘s heart, happy, happy home . . .
3. With Jesus in the mother‘s heart, happy, happy home . . .
4. With Jesus in the brother‘s heart, happy, happy home . . .
5. With Jesus in the sister‘s heart, happy, happy home . . .
6. With Jesus in the baby‘s heart, happy, happy home . . .
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1. Just as I am, without one plea,
But that Thy blood was shed for me,
And that Thou bid‘st me come to Thee,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
2. Just as I am, and waiting not,
To rid my soul of one dark blot,
To Thee whose blood can cleanse each spot,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come
3. Just as I am, though tossed about
With many a conflict, many a doubt;
―Fightings within, and fears without,‖
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
4. Just as I am, wretched, blind;
Sight, riches, healing of the mind,
Yea, all I need, in Thee I find,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
5. Just as I am, Thou wilt receive,
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Wilt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve;
Because Thy promise I believe,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
6. Just as I am, Thy love I own
Has broken every harrier down;
Now to be Thine, and Thine alone,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
―Charlotte Elliott, 1834

71
(AH-569, Bn-225)

1. Pass me not, O gentle Savior, Hear my humble cry;

While on others Thou art calling, Do not pass me by.
Refrain:
Savior, Savior, hear my humble cry,
While on others Thou art calling, Do not pass me by.
2. Let me at Thy throne of mercy Find a sweet relief;
Kneeling there in deep contrition, Help my unbelief.
3. Trusting only in Thy merit, Would I seek Thy face;
Heal my wounded, broken spirit, Save me by Thy grace.
4. Thou the spring of all my comfort, More than life for me;
Whom have I on earth beside Thee? Whom in heaven but Thee?
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1868

72
(AH-88)

1. I sing the mighty power of God, That made the mountains rise,
That spread the flowing seas abroad, And built the lofty skies;
I sing the wisdom that ordained The sun to rule the day;
The moon shines full at His command, And all the stars obey.
2. I sing the goodness of the Lord, That filled the earth with food;
He formed the creatures with His word, And then pronounced them good.
Lord, how Thy wonders are displayed Where‘er I turn my eye!
If I survey the ground I tread, Or gaze upon the sky!
3. There‘s not a plant or flower below But makes Thy glories known;
And clouds arise, and tempests blow, By order from Thy throne.
Creatures that borrow life from Thee Are subject to Thy care;
There‘s not a place where we can flee But God is present there.
―Isaac Watts, 1715

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73
(AH-335, Bn-276, Ga-30)

1. Christ has for sin atonement made, What a wonderful Savior!

We are redeemed! the price is paid! What a wonderful Savior!
Refrain:
What a wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Jesus;
What a wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Lord!
2. I praise Him for the cleansing blood, What a wonderful Savior!
That reconciled my soul to God; What a wonderful Savior!
3. He cleansed my heart from all its sin, What a wonderful Savior!
And now He reigns and rules therein; What a wonderful Savior.
4. He walks beside me all the way, What a wonderful Savior!
And keeps me faithful day by day; What a wonderful Savior!
5. He gives me overcoming power, What a wonderful Savior!
And triumph in each trying hour; What a wonderful Savior!
6. To Him I‘ve given all my heart, What a wonderful Savior!
The world shall never share a part; What a wonderful Savior!
―Elisha A. Hoffman, 1891

74
(Bn-277, Ga-12)
1. O happy day! that fixed my choice
On Thee, my Savior and my God;
Well may this glowing heart rejoice,
And tell its raptures all abroad.
Refrain:
Happy day, happy day,
When Jesus washed my sins away!
He taught me how to watch and pray,
And live rejoicing every day;
Happy day, happy day,
When Jesus washed my sins away!
2. ‗Tis done, the great transaction‘s done;
I am my Lord‘s, and He is mine;
He drew me and I followed on,
Charmed to confess the voice divine.
3. Now rest, my long-divided heart,
Fixed on this blissful center, rest;
Nor ever from Thy Lord depart,
With Him of every good possessed.

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4. High Heaven, that heard the solemn vow,
That vow renewed shall daily hear,
Till in time‘s latest hour I bow,
And bless at last a bond do dear.
5. And when the bright celestial train,
From highest heaven to earth shall come;
Then with my Lord I‘ll rise, and reign
Forever in that happy home.
―Philip Doddridge

75
(Bn-309, Ga-33)

1. Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on His gentle breast—

Here by His love o‘ershaded, Sweetly my soul doth rest.
Hark! ‗tis the voice of angels, Borne in a song to me,
Over the fields of glory, Over the jasper sea.
Refrain:
Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on His gentle breast—
Here by His love o‘ershaded, Sweetly my soul doth rest.
2. Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe from corroding care;
Safe from the world‘s temptations, Sin cannot harm me there.
Free from the blight of sorrow, Free from my doubts and fears;
Only a few more trails, Only a few more tears.
3. Jesus, my heart‘s dear refuge, Jesus has died for me;
Firm on the Rock of Ages, Ever my trust shall be.
Here let me wait with patience, Wait till the night is o‘er;
Wait till I see the morning Break on the golden shore.
―Fanny J. Crosby

76
(Bn-58)

1. Lord, in the morning Thou shalt hear My voice ascending high;

To Thee will I direct my prayer, To Thee lift up mine eye—
2. Up to the hills where Christ is gone To plead for all His saints,
Presenting at His Father‘s throne Our songs and our complaints.
3. O may Thy Spirit guide my feet In ways of righteousness;
Make every path of duty straight And plain before my face.
4. The men that love and fear Thy name Shall see their hopes fulfilled;
The mighty God will compass them With favor as a shield.
―Isaac Watts, 1719

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77
(AH-6)

1. O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness,

Bow down before Him, His glory proclaim;
With gold of obedience, and incense of lowliness,
Kneel and adore Him; the Lord is His name.
2. Low at His feet lay thy burden of carefulness;
High on His heart He will bear it for thee,
Comfort thy sorrows and answer thy prayerfulness,
Guiding thy steps as may best for thee be.
3. Fear not to enter His courts in the slenderness
Of the poor wealth thou wouldst reckon as thine.
Truth in its beauty and love in its tenderness,
These are the offerings to lay on His shine.
4. These, though we bring them in trembling and fearfulness,
He will accept for the name that is dear;
Mornings of joy give for evenings of tearfulness,
Trust for our trembling, and hope for our fear.

78
(AH-82)
1. Before Jehovah‘s awful throne,
Ye nations, bow with sacred joy;
Know that the Lord is God alone;
He can create, and he destroy.
2. His sovereign power, without our aid,
Made us of clay, and formed us men;
And when like wandering sheep we strayed,
He brought us to His fold again.
3. We‘ll crowd His gates with thankful songs,
High as the heavens our voices raise;
And earth, with her ten thousand tongues,
Shall fill His courts with sounding praise.
4. Wide as the world is His command,
Vast as Eternity His love;
Firm as a rock His truth shall stand,
When rolling years shall cease to move.
―Isaac Watts, 1719

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79
(AH-83)

1. O worship the King all glorious above,

O gratefully sing His wonderful love;
Our shield and defender, the Ancient of days,
Pavilioned in splendor, and girded with praise.
2. O tell of His might, O sing of His grace,
Whose robe is the light, whose canopy space;
His chariots of wrath the deep thunderclouds form,
And dark is His path on the wings of the storm.
3. Thy bountiful care, what tongue can recite?
It breathes in the air, it shines in the light;
It streams from the hills, it descends to the plain,
And sweetly distills in the dew and the rain.
4. Frail children of dust, and feeble as frail,
In Thee do we trust, nor find Thee to fail;
Thy mercies, how tender! how firm to the end!
Our Maker, Defender, Redeemer, and Friend!
―Robert Grant, 1833

80
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1. On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross,

The emblem of suffering and shame,
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best,
For a world of lost sinners was slain.
Refrain:
So I‘ll cherish the old rugged cross,
Till my trophies at last I lay down;
I will cling to the old rugged cross,
And exchange it some day for a crown.

2. Oh, that old rugged cross, so despised by the world,

Has a wondrous attraction for me,
For the dear Lamb of God left His glory above,
to bear it to dark Calvary.

3. In the old rugged cross, stained with blood so divine,

A wondrous beauty I see;
For ‗twas on that old cross Jesus suffered and died,
To pardon and sanctify me.

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4. To the old rugged cross I will ever be true,

Its shame and reproach gladly bear;
Then He‘ll call me some day to my home far away,
Where His glory forever I‘ll share.
―George Bennard, 1913

81
(AH-183)
1. I will sing of Jesus‘ love, Sing of Him who first loved me;
For He left bright worlds above, And died on Calvary.
Refrain:
I will sing of Jesus‘ love, Endless praise my heart shall give;
He has died that I might live—I will sing His love to me.
2. Ere a tear had dimmed mine eyes, Jesus‘ tears for me did flow;
Ere my first faint prayer could rise, He had prayed in tones of woe.
3. O the depths of love divine! Earth or heaven can never know
How that sins as dark as mine Can be made as white as snow.
4. Nothing good for Him I‘ve done; How could he such love bestow?
Lord, I own my heart is won, Help me now my love to show.
―F. E. Belden, 1886

82
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1. I‘ve found a Friend; oh, such a Friend! He loved me ere I knew Him;
He drew me with the cords of love, And thus he bound me to Him.
And ‗round my heart still closely twine Those ties which nought can sever,
For I am His, and He is mine, Forever and forever.
2. I‘ve found a Friend; oh, such a Friend! He bled, he died to save me;
And not alone the gift of life, But His own self He gave me.
Nought that I have my own I call, I hold it for the Giver;
My heart, my strength, my life, my all, Are His, and His forever.
3. I‘ve found a Friend; oh such a Friend! All power to Him is given;
To guard me on my upward course, And bring me safe to heaven.
The eternal glories gleam afar, To nerve my faint endeavor;
So now to watch, to work, to war, And then to rest forever.
4. I‘ve found a Friend; oh such a Friend! So kind, and true, and tender,
So wise a counselor and guide, So mighty a defender.
From Him, who loveth me so well, What power my soul can sever?
Shall life or death, or earth, or hell? No; I am His forever.
―J. G. Small, 1863

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(AH-206)
1. Face to face with Christ my Savior, Face to face, what will it be,
When with rapture I behold Him, Jesus Christ, who died for me?
Refrain:
Face to face shall I behold Him, Far beyond the starry sky;
Face to face in all His glory I shall see Him by and by!
2. Only faintly now I see Him, With the darkening veil between,
But a blessed day is coming, When His glory shall be seen.
3. What rejoicing in His presence, When are banished grief and pain;
When the crooked ways are straightened, And the dark things shall be plain!
4. Face to face! oh, blissful moment! Face to face—to see and know;
Face to face with my Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who loves me so.
―Mrs. Frank A. Breck, 1898

84
(AH-218)

1. When He cometh, when He cometh To make up His jewels,

All His jewels, precious jewels, His loved and His own.
Refrain:
Like the stars of the morning, His bright crown adorning,
They shall shine in their beauty, Bright gems for His crown.
2. He will gather, he will gather The gems for His kingdom,
All the pure ones, all the bright ones, His loved and His own.
3. Little children, little children Who love their Redeemer,
Are the jewels, precious jewels, His loved and His own.
―W. O. Cushing, 1866

85
(AH-240)

1. Fairest Lord Jesus, Ruler of all nature, O Thou of God and man the Son!
Thee will I cherish, Thee will I honor, Thou art my glory, joy, and crown.
2. Fair are the meadows, Fairer still the woodlands,
Robed in the blooming garb of spring;
Jesus is fairer, Jesus is purer, Who makes the woeful heart to sing.
3. Fair is the sunshine, Fairer still the moonlight;
And all the twinkling, starry host; Jesus shines brighter, Jesus shines purer,
Than all the angels heaven can boast.
4. Beautiful Savior, Lord of the nations, Son of God and Son of Man!
Glory and honor, Praise, adoration, Now and forevermore be Thine!
―Gesangbuch, Munster, 1677; Tr- Joseph A. Seiss

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(AH-251)

1. I serve a risen Savior, He‘s in the world today;

I know that He is living, whatever men may say;
I see His hand of mercy, I hear His voice of cheer,
And just the time I need Him He‘s always near.
Refrain:
He lives, He lives, Christ Jesus lives today!
He walks with me and talks with me along life‘s narrow way.
He lives, He lives, salvation to impart!
You ask me how I know He lives? He lives within my heart.
2. In all the world around me I see His loving care,
And tho‘ my heart grows weary I never will despair;
I know that He is leading thru all the stormy blast,
The day of His appearing will come at last.
3. Rejoice, rejoice, O Christian, lift up your voice and sing
Eternal hallelujahs to Jesus Christ the King!
The hope of all who seek Him, the help of all who find,
None other is so loving, so good and kind.
―Alfred H. Ackley, 1933

87
(AH-253)

1. There‘ no other name like Jesus, ‗Tis the dearest name we know,
‗Tis the angel‘s joy in heaven, ‗Tis the Christian‘s joy below.
Refrain: Sweet name, dear name, There‘s no other name like Jesus;
Sweet name, dear name, There‘s no other name like Jesus.

2. There‘s no other name like Jesus When the heart with grief is sad,
There‘s no other name like Jesus When the heart is free and glad.
3. ‗Tis the hope that I shall see Him When in glory He appears,
‗Tis the hope to hear His welcome That my fainting spirit cheers.
4. If He wills that I should labor In His vineyard day by day,
Then ‗tis well if only Jesus Blesses all I do or say.
4. If he wills that death‘s cold finger Touch my feeble, mortal clay,
Then ‗tis well if only Jesus Is my dying trust and stay.
―F. E. Belden, 1886

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(AH-281, Bn-107)

1. I gave my life for thee, My precious blood I shed,

That thou might‘st ransomed be, And quickened from the dead;
I gave, I gave My life for thee, What hast thou given for Me? (2)
2. My Father‘s house of light, My glory circled throne,
I left for earthly night, For wanderings sad and lone;
I left, I left it all for thee, Hast thou left aught for Me? (2)
3. I suffered much for thee, More than thy tongue can tell,
Of bitterest agony, To rescue thee from hell;
I‘ve borne, I‘ve borne it all for thee, What hast thou borne for Me? (2)
―Frances Ridley Havergal, 1858

89
(AH-301)

1. Nearer, still nearer, close to Thy heart,

Draw me, my Savior, so precious Thou art;
Fold me, O fold me close to Thy breast,
Shelter me safe in that haven of rest,
Shelter me safe in that haven of rest.
2. Nearer, still nearer, nothing I bring,
Nought as an offering to Jesus my King—
Only my sinful now contrite heart;
Grant me the cleansing Thy blood doth impart,
Grant me the cleansing Thy blood doth impart.
3. Nearer, still nearer, Lord, to be Thine;
Sin, with its follies, I gladly resign,
All of its pleasures, pomp and its pride;
Give me but Jesus, my Lord crucified,
Give me but Jesus, my Lord crucified.
4. Nearer, still nearer, while life shall last;
Till safe in glory my anchor is cast;
Through endless ages, ever to be,
Nearer, my savior, still nearer to Thee,
Nearer, my savior, still nearer to Thee.
―Mrs. C. H. Morris

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90
(AH-304)

1. Faith of our fathers! living still In spite of dungeon, fire, and sword,
O how our hearts beat high with joy Whene‘er we hear that glorious word.
Refrain: Faith of fathers! holy faith! We will be true to thee till death.
2. Our fathers, chained in prisons dark, Were still in heart and conscience free;
How sweet would be their children‘s fate, If they, like them, could die for thee!
3. Faith of our fathers! we will love Both friend and foe in all our strife,
And preach thee, too, as love knows how, By kindly words and virtuous life.
―Frederick W. Faber, 1849

91
(AH-316)

1. Live out Thy life within me, O Jesus, King of kings!

Be Thou Thyself the answer To all my questionings;
Live out Thy life within me, In all things have Thy way!
I, the transparent medium Thy glory to display.
2. The temple has been yielded, And purified of sin;
Let Thy Shekinah glory Now shine forth from within,
And all the earth keep silence, The body henceforth be
Thy silent gentle servant, Moved only as by Thee.
3. Its members every moment Held subject to Thy call,
Ready to have Thee use them, Or not be used at all;
Held without restless longing, Or strain, or stress, or fret,
Or chafings at Thy dealings, Or thoughts of vain regret;
4. But restful, calm, and pliant, From bend and bias free,
Awaiting Thy decision When Thou hast need of me.
Live out Thy life within me, O Jesus, King of kings!
Be Thou the glorious answer To all my questionings.
―Frances Ridley Havergal

92
(AH-334, Ga-41)

1. Come, Thou Fount of every blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace;
Streams of mercy, never ceasing, Call for songs of loudest praise.
Teach me ever to adore Thee, May I still Thy goodness prove,
While the hope of endless glory Fills my heart with joy and love.

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2. Here I raise my Ebenezer, Hither by Thy help I‘ve come,
And I hope by Thy good pleasure Safely to arrive at home.
Jesus sought me when a stranger, Wandering from the fold of God;
He to rescue me from danger Interposed His precious blood.
3. O, to grace how great a debtor Daily I‘m constrained to be!
Let Thy goodness, like a fetter, Bind me closer still to Thee.
Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it, Prone to leave the God I love;
Here‘s my heart—O, take and seal it; Seal it for Thy courts above.
―Robert Robinson, 1758

93
(AH-340)

1. We have heard a joyful sound, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;

Spread the gladness all around, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Bear the news to every land, Climb the steeps and cross the waves,
Onward, ‗tis our Lord‘s command, Jesus saves, Jesus saves.
2. Waft it on the rolling tide, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Tell to sinners, far and wide, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Sing, ye islands of the sea. Echo back, ye ocean caves,
Earth shall keep her jubilee, Jesus saves, Jesus saves.
3. Sing above the battle‘s strife, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
By His death and endless life, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Sing it softly through the gloom, When the heart for mercy craves,
Sing in triumph o‘er the tomb, Jesus saves, Jesus saves.
4. Give the winds a mighty voice, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Let the nations now rejoice, Jesus saves, Jesus saves;
Shout salvation full and free, Highest hill and deepest caves,
This our song of victory, Jesus saves, Jesus saves.
―Pricilla J. Owens

94
(AH-341)

1. To God be the glory, great things He hath done;

So loved He the world that He gave us His Son,
Who yielded His life an atonement for sin,
And opened the life gate that all may go in.
Refrain:
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, Let the earth hear His voice;
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, Let the people rejoice;
O come to the Father, through Jesus the Son,
And give Him the glory, great things He hath done.

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2. O perfect redemption, the purchase of blood,
To every believer the promise of God;
The vilest offender who truly believes,
That moment from Jesus a pardon receives.
3. Great things He hath taught us, great things He hath done,
And great our rejoicing through Jesus the Son;
But purer, and higher, and greater will be
Our wonder, our transport, when Jesus we see.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1875

95
(AH-358)

1. Far and near the fields are teeming With the sheaves of ripened grain;
Far and near their gold is gleaming O‘er the sunny slope and plain.
Refrain:
Lord of harvest, send forth reapers! Hear us, Lord, to Thee we cry;
Send them now the sheaves to gather, Ere the harvest-time pass by.
2. Send them forth with morn‘s first beaming, Send them in the noon-tide‘s glare
When the sun‘s last rays are streaming, Bid them gather everywhere.
3. O thou, whom thy Lord is sending, Gather now the sheaves of gold;
Heavenward then at evening wending Thou shalt come with joy untold.
―J. O. Thompson, 1885

96
(AH-359)

1. Hark! The voice of Jesus calling, ―Who will go and work today?‖
Fields are white, the harvest waiting, Who will bear the sheaves away?‖
Loud and long the Master calleth, Rich reward He offers free;
Who will answer, gladly saying, ―Here am I, O Lord, send me‖?
2. If you cannot cross the ocean And the heathen lands explore,
You can find the heathen nearer, You can help them at your door;
If you cannot speak like angels, If you cannot preach like Paul,
You can tell the love of Jesus, You can say He died for all.
3. If you cannot be the watchman, Standing high on Zion‘s wall,
Pointing out the path to heaven, Offering life and peace to all;
With your prayers and with your bounties You can do what Heaven demands,
You can be like faithful Aaron, Holding up the prophet‘s hands.
4. While the souls of men are dying, And the Master calls for you,
Let none hear you idly saying, ―There is nothing I can do!‖
Gladly take the task He gives you, Let His work your pleasure be;
Answer quickly when he calleth, ―Here am I, O Lord send me.‖
―Daniel March, 1868

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97
(AH-383, Bn-291)

1. O day of rest and gladness, O day of joy and light,

O balm of care and sadness, Most beautiful, most bright;
On thee, the high and lowly, Who bend before the throne,
Sing holy, holy, holy, To the eternal One.
2. Thou art a port protected From storms that round us rise,
A garden intersected With streams of Paradise;
Thou art a cooling fountain In life‘s dreary sand;
From thee, like Pisgah‘s mountain, We view our promised land.
3. A day of sweet reflection Thou art, a day of love;
A day to raise affection From earth to things above.
New graces ever gaining From this our day of rest,
We seek the rest remaining In mansions of the blest.
―Christopher Wordsworth, 1862

98
(AH-384)

1. Safely through another week God has brought us on our way;

Let us now a blessing seek, Waiting in His courts today;
Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest;
Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest.
2. While we seek supplies of grace Through the dear Redeemer‘s name,
Show Thy reconciling face, Take away our sin and shame;
From our worldly cares set free May we rest this day in Thee.
From our worldly cares set free May we rest this day in Thee.
3. When the morn shall bid us rise, May we feel Thy presence near,
May Thy glory meet our eyes When we in Thy house appear;
Here afford us, Lord a taste Of our everlasting feast.
Here afford us, Lord a taste Of our everlasting feast.
4. May the gospel‘s joyful sound Conquer sinners, comfort saints;
Make the fruits of grace abound, Bring relief to all complaints;
Thus may all our Sabbaths be Till we rise to reign with Thee.
Thus may all our Sabbaths be Till we rise to reign with Thee.
―John Newton, 1774

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99
(AH-435, Bn-303)

1. When all my labors and trials are o‘er,

And I am safe on that beautiful shore,
Just to be near the dear Lord I adore,
Will through the ages be glory for me.
Refrain:
O that will be glory for me, Glory for me, glory for me;
When by His grace I shall look on His face,
That will be glory, be glory for me.
2. When, by the gift of His infinite grace,
I am accorded in heaven a place,
Just to be there and to look on His face,
Will through the ages be glory for me.
3. Friends will be there I have loved long ago;
Joy like a river around me will flow,
Yet, just a smile from my Savior, I know,
Will through the ages be glory for me.
―Charles H. Gabriel, 1900

100
(AH-444)

1. I‘m a pilgrim, and I‘m a stranger;

I can tarry, I can tarry but a night;
Do not detain me, for I am going,
To where the fountains are ever flowing.
Refrain:
I‘m a pilgrim, and I am a stranger;
I can tarry, I can tarry but a night.
2. There the glory is ever shining!
O, my longing heart, my longing heart is there;
Here in this country so dark and dreary,
I long have wandered forlorn and weary.
3. There‘s the city to which I journey;
My Redeemer, my Redeemer is its light!
There is no sorrow, nor any sighing,
Nor any tears there, or any dying.
4. Farewell, neighbors, with tears I‘ve warned you,
I must leave you, I must leave you, and be gone!
With this your portion, your heart‘s desire,
Why will you perish in raging fire?
5. Father, mother, and sister, brother!
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If you will not journey with me, I must go!
Now since your vain hopes you will thus cherish,
Should I, too, linger, and with you perish?
6. Farewell, drear earth, by sin so blighted,
In immortal beauty soon you‘ll be arrayed;
He who has formed thee will soon restore thee,
And then the dread curse shall nevermore be.
―Mary S. B. Dana, 1841

101
(AH-458)

1. More love to Thee, O Christ! More love to Thee;

Hear Thou the prayer I make On bended knee.
This is my earnest plea, More love, O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee! More love to Thee!
2. Once earthly joy I craved, Sought peace and rest;
Now Thee alone I seek, Give what is best.
This all my prayer shall be, More love, O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee! More love to Thee!
3. Let sorrow do its work, Send grief or pain;
Sweet are Thy messengers, Sweet their refrain,
When they can sing with me More love, O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee! More love to Thee!
4. Then shall my latest breath Whisper Thy praise;
This be the parting cry My heart shall raise,
This still its prayer shall be: More love, O Christ, to Thee,
More love to Thee! More love to Thee!
―Mrs. E. Prentiss, 1856

102
(AH-468)
1. My Father is rich in houses and lands;
He holdeth the wealth of the world in His hands!
Of rubies and diamonds, of silver and gold,
His coffers are full—He has riches untold.
Refrain:
I‘m a child of the King, a child of the King!
With Jesus, my Savior, I‘m a child of the King!
2. My Father‘s own Son, the Savior of men,
Once wandered on earth as the poorest of them;
But now He is pleading for sinners on high,
And will give me a home when He comes by and by.
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A sinner by choice, and an alien by birth!
But I‘ve been a adopted, my name‘s written down,
An heir to a mansion, a robe, and a crown.
4. A tent or a cottage, O why should I care?
They‘re building a palace for me over there!
Though exiled from home, yet still I may sing:
―All glory to God, I‘m a child of the King.‖
―Hattie E. Buel

103
(AH-473)
1. Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee!
E‘en though it be a cross That raiseth me!
Still all my song shall be, Nearer, my God to Thee,
Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee.
2. Though like a wandered, Daylight all gone,
Darkness be over me, My rest a stone;
Yet in my dreams I‘d be Nearer, my God to Thee,
Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee.
3. There let the way appear, Steps up to heaven;
All that Thou sendest me, In mercy given;
Angels to beckon me Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee.
4. Then, with my waking thoughts Bright with thy praise,
Out of my stony griefs Bethel I‘ll raise;
So by my woes to be Nearer, my god, to Thee,
Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee.
5. Or if, on joyful wing Cleaving the sky,
Sun, moon, and stars forgot, Upward I fly,
Still all my song shall be, Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee.
―Sarah F. Adams, 1841

104
(AH-476)

1. Days are filled with sorrow and care, Hearts are lonely and drear;
Burdens are lifted at Calvary, Jesus is very near.
Refrain:
Burdens are lifted at Calvary, Calvary, Calvary;
Burdens are lifted at Calvary, Jesus is very near.
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2. Cast your care on Jesus today, Leave your worry and fear;
Burdens are lifted at Calvary, Jesus is very near.
3. Troubled soul, the Savior can see Every heartache and tear;
Burdens are lifted at Calvary, Jesus is very near.
―John M. Moore

105
(Ba-272, Ga-7)

1. What can wash away my sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
What can make me whole again? Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
Refrain
Oh! Precious is the flow, That makes me white as snow;
No other fountain I know; Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
2. For my pardon this I see- Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
For my cleansing, this my pleas-Nothings but the blood of Jesus.
3. Nothing can for sin atone- Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
Naught of good that I have done-Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
4. This is all my hope and peace- Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
This is all my righteousness- Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
―Robert Lorwy

106
(AH-487)

1. I come to the garden alone, While the dew is still on the roses;
And the voice I hear, falling on my ear, The Son of God discloses.
Refrain:
And He walks with me and He talks with me, And he tells me I am His own;
And joy we share as we tarry there, None other has ever known.
2. He speaks, and the sound of His voice, Is so sweet the birds hush their singing,
And the melody that He gave to me Within my heart is ringing.
3. I‘d stay in the garden with Him Though the night around me be falling,
But He bids me go; though the voice of woe, His voice to me is calling.
―C. Austin Miles, 1912

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107
(AH-501)

1. ‗Tis the blessed hour of prayer, when our heart lowly bend,
And we gather to Jesus, our Savior and Friend;
If we come to Him in faith, His protection to share,
Refrain:
What a balm for the weary! O how sweet to be there!
Blessed hour of prayer, Blessed hour of prayer,
What a balm for the weary! O how sweet to be there!
2. ‗Tis the blessed hour of prayer, when the Savior draws near,
With a tender compassion His children to hear;
When he tells us we may cast at His feet every care,
3. ‗Tis the blessed hour of prayer, when the tempted and tried
To the Savior who loves them their sorrows confide;
With a sympathizing heart He removes every care;
4. At the blessed hour of prayer, trusting Him we believe,
That the blessings we‘re needing we‘ll surely receive;
In the fullness of this trust we shall love every care;
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1880

108
(AH-506)

1. A mighty fortress is our God, A bulwark never failing;

Our helper He, amid the flood Of mortal ills prevailing.
For still our ancient foe Doth seek to work us woe;
His craft and power are great; And armed with cruel hate,
On earth is not his equal.
2. Did we in our own strength confide, Our striving would be losing,
Were not the right man on our side, The man of God‘s own choosing.
Dost ask who that may be? Christ Jesus, it is He, Lord Sabaoth His name,
From age to age the same, And He must win the battle.
3. And though this world, with devils filled, Should threaten to undo us,
We will not fear, for God hath willed His truth to triumph through us.
The prince of darkness grim, We tremble not for him; His rage we can endure,
For lo! His doom is sure, One little word shall fell him.
4. That word above all earthly powers, No thanks to them, abideth;
The Spirit and the gifts are ours Through Him who with us sideth;
Let goods and kindred go, This mortal life also; The body they may kill;
God‘s truth abided still, His kingdom is forever.
―Matin Luther; Tr. by Frederick H. Hedge.

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109
(AH-512)

1. Just when I need Him, Jesus is near, Just when I falter, just when I fear;
Ready to help me, ready to cheer, Just when I need Him most.
Refrain:
Just when I need Him most, Just when I need Him most;
Jesus is near to comfort and cheer, Just when I need Him most.
2. Just when I need Him, Jesus is true, Never forsaking, all the way through;
Giving for burdens pleasures anew, Just when I need Him most.
3. Just when I need Him, Jesus is strong, Bearing my burdens all the day long;
For all my sorrow giving a song, Just when I need Him most.
4. Just when I need Him, He is my all, Answering when upon Him I call;
Tenderly watching lest I should fall, Just when I need Him most.
―William Poole, 1907

110
(AH-515, Bn-254)

1. The Lord is my light; then why should I fear?

By day and by night His presence is near;
He is my salvation from sorrow and sin;
This blessed persuasion the Spirit brings in.
Refrain:
The Lord is my light, my joy, and my song;
By day and by night He leads me a long;
The Lord is my light, my joy, and my song;
By day and by night He leads me along.
2. The Lord is my light; though clouds may arise,
Faith, stronger than sight, looks up to the skies
Where Jesus forever in glory doth reign:
Then how can I ever in darkness remain?
3. The Lord is my light, the Lord is my strength;
I know in His might I‘ll conquer at length;
My weakness in mercy He covers with power,
And, walking by faith, He upholds me each hour.
4. The Lord is my light, my all and in all;
There is in His sight no darkness at all;
He is my Redeemer, my Savior and King;
With saints and with angels His praises I sing.
―James Nicholson

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(AH-516, Bn-21, Ga-42)

1. All the way my Savior leads me; What have I ask beside?
Can I doubt His tender mercy, Who through life has been my guide?
Heavenly peace, divinest comfort, Here by faith in Him to dwell;
For I know whate‘er befall me, Jesus doeth all thing well;
For I know whate‘er befall me, Jesus doeth all thing well.
2. All the way my Savior leads me; Cheers each winding path I tread;
Gives me grace for every trial, Feeds me with the living bread;
Though my weary steps may falter, And my soul athirst may be,
Gushing from the Rock before me, Lo, a spring of joy I see;
Gushing from the Rock before me, Lo, a spring of joy I see.
3. All the way my Savior leads me; O the fullness of His love!
Perfect rest to me is promised In my Father‘s house above;
When I wake to life immortal, Wing my flight to realms of day,
This my song through endless ages, Jesus led me all the way;
This my song through endless ages, Jesus led me all the way.
―Fanny J. Crosby, 1875

112
(AH-517)

1. My faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary, Savior divine;

Now hear me while I pray, Take all my guilt away,
O let me from this day Be wholly Tine.
2. May Thy rich grace impart Strength to my fainting heart,
My zeal inspire; As Thou hast died for me, O may my love to Thee
Pure, warm, and changeless be, A living fire.
3. While life‘s dark maze I tread, And griefs around me spread,
Be Thou my Guide; Bid darkness turn to day, Wipe sorrow‘s tears away.
Nor let me ever stray From Thee aside.
―Ray Palmer, 1830

113
(AH-551, Bn-259; Ga-10)

1. Jesus, Savior, pilot me, Over life‘s tempestuous sea;

Unknown waves before me roll, Hiding rock and treacherous shoal;
Chart and compass come from Thee: Jesus, Savior, pilot me.
2. As a mother stills her child, Thou canst hush the ocean wild;
Boisterous waves obey Thy will, When Thou sayest to them, ―Be still!‖
Wondrous Sovereign of the sea, Jesus, Savior, pilot me.

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3. When at last I near the shore, And the fearful breakers roar
Twixt me and the peaceful rest, Then, while leaning on Thy breast,
May I hear Thee say to me, ―Fear not, I will pilot thee.‖
―Edward Hopper
114
(AH-529)
1. Under His wings I am safely abiding;
Though the night deepens and tempests are wild,
Still I can trust Him; I know He will keep me;
He has redeemed me and I am His child.
Refrain:
Under His wings, under His wings,
Who from His love can sever?
Under His wings my soul shall abide,
Safely abide forever.
2. Under His wings, what a refuge in sorrow!
How the heart yearningly turns to its rest!
Often when earth has no balm for my healing,
There I find comfort, and there I am blest.
3. Under His wings, O what precious enjoyment!
There will I hide till life‘s trials are o‘er;
Sheltered, protected, no evil can harm me;
Resting in Jesus I‘m safe evermore.
―William O. Cushing

115
(AH-530)

1. When peace, like a river, attended my way,

When sorrows like sea billows roll—
Whenever my lot, Thou has taught me to say,
It is well, it is well with my soul.
Refrain:
It is well with my soul, It is well,
it is well with my soul.
2. My sin—O the joy of this glorious thought—
My sin, not in part, but the whole,
Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more:
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul!
3. And, Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight,
The clouds be rolled back as a scroll:
The trump shall resound and the Lord shall descend,
―Even so‖—it is well with my soul.
―Horatio G. Spafford, 1876
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(AH-534)
1. Will your anchor hold in the storm of life,
When the clouds unfold their wings of strife?
When the strong tides lift, and the cables strain,
Will your anchor drift, or firm remain?
Refrain:
We have an anchor that keeps the soul,
Steadfast and sure while the billows roll;
Fastened to the Rock which cannot move,
Grounded firm and deep in the Savior‘s love.
2. If ‗tis safely moored, ‗twill the storm withstand,
For ‗tis well secured by the Savior‘s hand;
And the cables, passed from His heart to Thine,
Can defy the blast, through strength divine.
3. It will firmly hold in the straits of Fear,
When the breakers tell that the reef is near;
Though the tempest rave and the wild winds blow,
Not an angry wave shall our bark o‘erflow.
4. It will surely hold in the floods of death,
When the waters cold chill our latest breath;
On the rising tide it can never fail,
While our hopes abide within the veil.
5. When our eyes behold, in the dawning light,
Shining gates of pearl, our harbor bright,
We shall anchor fast to the heavenly shore,
With the storms all past forevermore.
―Priscilla J. Owens

117
(Bn- 333; Ga-13; AH-537)
1. He leadeth me! O blessed thought! O words with heavenly comfort fraught!
Whate‘er I do, where‘er I be, Still ‗tis God‘s hand that leadeth me.
Refrain:
He leadeth me, He leadeth me, By His own hand He leadeth me;
His faithful follower I would be, For by His hand He leadeth me.
2. Sometimes ‗mid scenes of deepest gloom,
Sometimes where Eden‘s bowers bloom,
By waters still, o‘er troubled see—, Still ‗tis His hand that leadeth me!
3. Lord, I would clasp my hand in Thine, Nor ever murmur nor repine;
Content, whatever lot I see, Since ‗tis my God that leadeth me.
4. And when my task on earth is done, When, by Thy grace, the victory‘s won,
E‘en death‘s cold wave I will not flee, Since God through Jordan leadeth me.
―J. H. Gilmore, 1862

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(AH-545)

1. Savior, like a Shepherd lead us, Much we need Thy tenderest care;
In Thy pleasant pastures feed us, For our use Thy folds prepare.
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, Thou hast bought us, Thine we are;
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, Thou hast bought us, Thine we are.
2. We are Thine; do Thou befriend us, Be the Guardian of our way;
Keep Thy flock, from sin defend us, Seek us when we go astray.
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, Hear, O hear us, when we pray!
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, Hear, O hear us, when we pray!
3. Thou has promised to receive us, Poor and sinful though we be;
Thou hast mercy to relieve us, Grace to cleanse, and power to free.
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, We will early turn to Thee;
Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus, We will early turn to Thee.

119
(AH-570)

1. Not I, but Christ, be honored, loved, exalted;

Not I, but Christ, be seen, be known, be heard;
Not I, but Christ, in every look and action,
Not I, but Christ, in every thought and word.
2. Not I, but Christ, to gently soothe in sorrow,
Not I, but Christ, to wipe the falling tear;
Not I, but Christ, to lift the weary burden,
Not I, but Christ, to hush away all fear.
3. Christ, only Christ! no idle words e‘er falling,
Christ, only Christ; no needless bustling sound;
Christ, only Christ; no self important bearing;
Christ, only Christ; no trace of ―I‖ be found.
4. Not I, but Christ, my every need supplying,
Not I, but Christ, my strength and health to be;
Christ, only Christ, for body, soul, and spirit
Christ, only Christ, here and eternally.
―Arr. Fannie E. Bolton, 1900

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(AH-590, Ga-53)

1. When we walk with the Lord, In the light of His word,

What a glory He shed on our way! While we do His good will,
He abides with us still, And with all who will trust and obey.
Refrain:
Trust and obey, for there‘s no other way,
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.
2. Not a shadow can rise, Not a cloud in the skies,
But His smile quickly drives it away; Not a doubt nor a fear,
Not a sigh nor a tear, Can abide while we trust and obey.
3. Not a burden we bear, Not a sorrow we share,
But our toil He doth richly repay; Not a grief nor a loss,
Not a frown nor a cross, But is blest if we trust and obey.
4. But we never can prove The delights of His love,
Until all on the altar we lay, For the favor He shows,
And the joy He bestows, Are for them who will trust and obey.
5. Then in fellowship sweet We will sit at His feet,
Or we‘ll walk by His side in the way; What He says we will do,
Where He sends we will go, Never fear, only trust and obey.
―J. H. Sammis

121
(AH-604)

1. We know not the hour of the Master‘s appearing;

Yet signs all foretell that the moment is nearing
When he shall return—‗tis a promise most cheering—
But we know not the hour.
Refrain:
He will come, let us watch and be ready,
He will come, hallelujah! Hallelujah! He will come in the clouds
Of His Father‘s bright glory—, But we know not the hour.
2. There‘s light for the wise who are seeking salvation;
There‘s truth in the book of the Lord‘s revelation;
Each prophecy points to the great consummation—
But we know not the hour.
3. We‘ll watch and we‘ll pray, with our lamps trimmed and burning;
We‘ll work and we‘ll wait till the Master‘s returning;
We‘ll sing and rejoice, every omen discerning—
But we know not the hour.
―F. E. Belden, 1886
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122
(AH-620)

1. On Jordan‘s stormy banks I stand, And cast a wishful eye

To Canaan‘s fair and happy land, Where my possession lie.
Refrain:
I am bound for the promised land, I am bound for the promised land;
O who will come and go with me? I am bound for the promised land.
2. O‘er all those wide extended plains Shines one eternal day;
There, Christ, the Sun, forever reigns, And scatters night away.
3. When shall I reach that happy place, And be forever blest?
When shall I see my Father‘s face, And in His kingdom rest?
4. Filled with delight, my raptured soul Would here no longer stay;
Though Jordan‘s waves around me roll, Fearless I‘d launch away.
―Samuel Stennett, 1787

123
(AH-625)
1. I‘m pressing on the upward way, New heights I‘m gaining every day;
Still praying as I onward bound, ―Lord, plant my feet on higher ground.‖
Refrain:
Lord, lift me up, and I shall stand By faith, on heaven‘s tableland;
A higher plane than I have found; Lord, plant my feet on higher ground.
2. My heart has no desire to stay Where doubts arise and fears dismay;
Though some may dwell where these abound,
My prayer, my aim is higher ground.
3. I want to live above the world, Though Satan‘s darts at me are hurled;
For faith has caught the joyful sound, The song of saints on higher ground.
4. I want to scale the utmost height, And catch a gleam of glory bright;
But still I‘ll pray till heaven I‘ve found, ―Lord, lead me on to higher ground.‖
--Johnson Oatman, Jr.
124
(AH-633)
1. Sing the wondrous love of Jesus, Sing His mercy and His grace;
In the mansions bright and blessed He‘ll prepare for us a place.
Refrain:
When we all get to heaven, What a day of rejoicing that will be!
When we all see Jesus, We‘ll sing and shout the victory!
2. While we walk the pilgrim pathway Clouds will overspread the sky;
But when traveling days are over Not a shadow, not a sigh.
Let us then be true and faithful, Trusting, serving every day;
Just one glimpse of Him in glory Will the toils of life repay.

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3. Onward to the prize before us! Soon His beauty we‘ll behold;
Soon the pearly gates will open—We shall tread the streets of gold.
―Eliza E. Hewitt

125
(AH-655)
1. Happy the home when God is there, And love fills every breast;
When one their wish, and one their prayer, And one their heavenly rest.
2. Happy the home where Jesus‘ name Is sweet to every ear;
Where children early lisp His fame, And parents hold Him dear.
3. Happy the home where prayer is heard, And praise is wont to rise;
Where parents love the Sacred Word And all its wisdom prize.
4. Lord, let us in our homes agree This blessed peace to gain;
Unite our hearts in love to Thee, And love to all will reign.
―Henry Ware, the Younger

126
(AH-495)

1 There is a place of quiet rest, Near to the heart of God;

A place where sin cannot molest, Near to the heart of God.
Refrain:
O Jesus, blest Redeemer, Sent from the heart of God,
Hold us who wait before thee, Near to the heart of God.
2. There is a place of comfort sweet, Near to the heart of God;
A place where we our Savior meet, Near to the heart of God.
3. There is place a place of full release, Near to the heart of God;
A place where all is joy and peace, Near to the heart of God.
―Cleland B. McAfee

127
(Bn-18)
1. O Lord my God! when I in awesome wonder,
Consider all the worlds Thy hands have made,
I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder,
Thy pow‘r thro‘out the universe displayed,
Refrain:
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee;
How great Thou art, how great Thou art!
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee;
How great Thou art, How great Thou art!

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2. When thro‘ the woods and forest glades I wander
And hear the birds sings sweetly in the trees;
When I look down from lofty mountain grandeur
And hear the brook and feel the gentle breeze;
3. And when I think that God, His Son not sparing,
Sent Him to die, I scarce can take it in;
That on the cross, my burden gladly bearing,
He bled and died to take away my sin;
4. When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation
And take me home, what joy shall fill my hear!
Then I shall bow in humble adoration
And there proclaim, my God, how great Thou art!
−Carl Gustav Boberg

128
(AH-245)

1. More about Jesus I would know, More of His grace to others show;
More of His saving fullness see, More of His love who died for me.
Refrain:
More, more about Jesus, More, more about Jesus;
More of His saving fullness see, More of His love who died for me.
2. More about Jesus let me learn, More of His holy will discern;
Spirit of God, my teacher be, Showing the things of Christ to me.
3. More about Jesus; in His Word, Holding communion with my Lord;
Hearing His voice in every line, Making each faithful saying mine.
4. More about Jesus on His throne, Riches in glory all His own;
More of His kingdom‘s sure increase; More of His coming, Prince of Peace.

129
(Bn-295)

1. Hear the money dropping. Listen while it falls.

Every piece for Jesus. He will get it all.

Chorus:
Dropping, dropping, dropping, dropping.
Hear the money fall.
Every piece for Jesus. He will get it all.
2. Dropping, dropping ever, From each little hand;
'Tis our gift to Jesus, From His little band.

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130
(Bn-350; Ga-67)

1. Earthly pleasures vainly call me; I would be like Jesus;

Nothing worldly shall enthrall me; I would be like Jesus.
Refrain:
Be like Jesus, this my song, In the home and in the throng;
Be like Jesus, all day long! I would be like Jesus.
2. He has broken every fetter, I would be like Jesus;
That my soul may serve Him better, I would be like Jesus.
3. All the way from earth to glory, I would be like Jesus;
Telling o‘er and o‘er the story, I would be like Jesus.
4. That in Heaven He may meet me, I would be like Jesus;
That His words ―Well done‖ may greet me, I would be like Jesus.

131
(Bn-418)
1. O be careful little eyes what you see (2), For the Father up above
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little eyes what you see.
2. O be careful little ears, what you hear (2), For the Father up above is,
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little ears, what you hear.
3. O be careful, little tongue what you say (2), For the Father up above
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little tongue what you say.
4. O be careful little hands what you do (2), For the Father up above
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little hands what you do.
5. O be careful little feet where you go (2), For the Father up above
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little feet where you go.
6. O be careful little heart whom you trust (2), For the Father up above
He's looking down in love, So, be careful little heart whom you trust.

132
(Bn-332)

1. Blest be the tie that binds, Our hearts in Christian love;

The fellowship of kindred minds, Is like to that above.
2. Before our Father's throne, We pour our ardent prayers;
Our fears, our hopes, our aims are one, Our comforts and our cares.
3. We share our mutual woes, Our mutual burdens bear;
And often for each other flows, The sympathizing tear.
4. When we asunder part, It gives us inward pain;
But we shall still be joined in heart, And hope to meet again.
−John Fawcett

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133
(AH-294, Bn-112)

1. Would you be free from the burden of sin?

There's pow'r in the blood, pow'r in the blood;
Would you o'er evil a victory win?
There's wonderful power in the blood.
Refrain:
There is pow'r, pow'r, wonder working pow'r
In the blood of the Lamb;
There is pow'r, pow'r, wonder working pow'r
In the precious blood of the Lamb.
2. Would you be free from your passion and pride?
There's pow'r in the blood, pow'r in the blood;
Come for a cleansing to Calvary's tide?
There's wonderful power in the blood.
3. Would you do service for Jesus your King?
There's pow'r in the blood, pow'r in the blood;
Would you live daily His praises to sing?
There's wonderful power in the blood.

134
(Bn-253, Ga-35)

1. Brightly beams our Father‘s mercy, From His lighthouse evermore,

But to us He gives the keeping, Of the lights along the shore.
Refrain:
Let the lower lights be burning! Send a gleam across the wave!
Some poor fainting, struggling seaman, You may rescue, you may save.
2. Dark the night of sin has settled, Loud the angry billows roar;
Eager eyes are watching, longing, For the lights along the shore.
3. Trim your feeble lamp, my brother; Some poor sailor, tempest tossed,
Trying now to make the harbor, In the darkness may be lost.
―Philip P. Bliss

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135
(Bn-400)
1. When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon my heart,
I will dance like David danced.
2. I will dance, dance, dance like David danced,
I will dance, dance, dance like David danced.
3. When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon my heart,
I will pray like David prayed.
4. I will pray, pray, pray like David prayed,
I will pray, pray, pray like David prayed.
5. When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon my heart,
I will sing like David sang.
6. I will sing, I will sing, sing like David sang,
I will sing, I will sing, sing like David sang.
―Fred Hammond

136
(Bn-436)

1. Give thanks with a grateful heart, Give thanks to the Holy One,
Give thanks because He's given Jesus Christ, His Son.
2. And now let the weak say, "I am strong", Let the poor say, "I am rich‖.
Because of what the Lord has done for us.
Chorus: Give thanks, Give thanks, Give thanks, Give thanks.
―Don Moen

137
(Bn-179)

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, And a light unto my path.

1. When I feel afraid, And think I've lost my way.
Still, You're there right beside me. Nothing will I fear
As long as You are near; Please be near me to the end.
2. I will not forget, Your love for me and yet,
My heart forever is wandering. Jesus be my guide,
And hold me to Your side, And I will love you to the end.
You're the light unto my path.
―Gill, Amy Grant/Smith, Michale Whitaker

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138
(Bn-470)
1. Open the eyes of my heart, Lord; Open the eyes of my heart;
I want to see You, I want to see You.
2. To see You high and lifted up, Shinin' in the light of Your glory;
Pour out Your power and love, As we sing holy, holy, holy.
Chorus:
Holy, holy, holy, (we cry) Holy, holy, holy;
(You are) Holy, holy, holy, I want to see you.
―Michael W. Smith

139
(Bn-495)

1. You are my strength when I am weak, You are the treasure that I seek;
You are my all in all, Seeking You as a precious jewel;
Lord, to give up I'd be a fool, You are my all in all.
Chorus: Jesus, Lamb of God, Worthy is Your name,
Jesus, Lamb of God, Worthy is Your name.
2. Taking my sin, my cross, my shame, Rising again I bless Your name,
You are my all in all, When I fall down You pick me up,
When I am dry You fill my cup, You are my all in all.
―Dennis Jernigan

140
(Bn-496)

We are Adventurers, at home, at school, at play;

We are Adventurers, we‘re learning ev‘ryday.
To be honest, kind, and true; to be like Jesus through and through;
We are Adventurers!

141
The Lord is in His holy temple (2), Let all the earth keep silence (2),
Before Him, keep silence, Keep silence before Him. Amen.

142
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, And ever shall be, world without end.
Amen, Amen.

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143

Now, dear Lord, as we pray,

Take our hearts and minds far away;
From the press of the world all around,
To your throne where grace does abound.
May our lives be transformed by your love,
May our souls be refreshed from above.
At this time, let people everywhere,
Join us now as we come to you in prayer.

144
Hear our prayer, O Lord, Hear our prayer, O Lord;
Incline Thine ear to us, And grant us Thy peace. Amen.

145
(AH-694, Bn-413)

Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;

Praise Him, all creatures here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Ghost. Amen

146
(Bn-342, Ga-68)

Into my heart, into my heart, Come into my heart, Lord Jesus

Come in today, come in to stay, Come into my heart, Lord Jesus. Amen.

147
Open our eyes Lord, We want to see Jesus,
To reach out and touch Him And say that we love Him,
Open our ears, Lord, And help us to listen,
Open our eyes Lord, We want to see Jesus.

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148
Spirit of the living God, Fall afresh on me!
Spirit of the living God, Fall afresh on me!
Break me, melt me, mold me, fill me!
Spirit of the living God, Fall afresh on me!
--Daniel Iverson, 1926

149
1. Ah la la la la, la la la, le lu ia, (4)
2. Shake a neighbor‘s hand, shake a hand next to you. (4)
3. Clap your hands, clap your hands together. (4)
4. Show a pretty smile, show a smile to your neighbor. (4)
5. Jesus is a friend, is a friend unto you. (4)

150
(Bn-377)

Behold what manner of love the Father hath given unto us (2)
That we should be called the sons of God (2)

151
(Bn-357)

1. Great a change since my new birth (3),

There‘s great change since my new birth.
2. Songs I used to sing, I sing them no more . . .
3. Friends I used to have, I have them no more . . .
4. Books I used to read, I read those no more . . .

152
Deep and wide, Deep and wide,
There‘s a fountain flowing deep and wide.
Deep and wide, Deep and wide,
There‘s a fountain flowing deep and wide.

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153
Do you love my Jesus? I Love Him (5), Yea, yea, yea.
Praise to the Father, Praise to the Son,
Praise to the Holy Ghost, I am born again.
Do you love my Jesus? I Love Him (5), Yea, yea, yea.

154
Ev‘ry body ought to know (3), Who Jesus is.
He‘s the lily of the valley, He‘s the bright and morning star,
He‘s the fairest of ten thousand, Ev‘ry body ought to know.

155
For God so loved the world, He gave His only Son,
To die on Calv‘ry tree, From sin to set me free;
Some day He‘s coming back, What glory that will be!
Wonderful His love to me.

156
1. Give me oil in my lamp keep me burning,
Give me oil in my lamp I pray;
Give me oil in my lamp keep me burning,
Keep me burning till the break of day.
Refrain:
Sing Hosanna, (3) to the King of kings, (come on let‘s)
Sing Hosanna, (3) to the King of king.
2. Make me a fisher of men keep me seeking,
Make me a fisher of men I pray;
Make me a fisher of men keep me seeking,
Seeking souls, till Jesus comes again.

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157
1. God is so good (3), He‘s so good to me.
2. He cares for me . . .
3. He love me so . . .
4. He saves my soul . . .
5. Now I am free . . .
6. I praise His name . . .
7. I‘ll do His will . . .

158
Let all mortal flesh keep silence,
And with fear and trembling stand;
Ponder nothing earthly minded,
For with blessing in His hand
Christ our God to earth descended,
Our full homage to demand. Amen

159
Hallelu, hallelu, hallelu, hallelujah
Praise ye the Lord! (2)
Praise ye the Lord, hallelujah (3),
Praise ye the Lord!

160
Heavenly sunshine, heavenly sunshine,
Flooding my soul with glory divine;
Heavenly sunshine, heavenly sunshine,
Hallelujah, Jesus is mine.

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161
He‘s able (2), I know He‘s able,
I know my Lord is able to carry me through (2).
He healed the broken hearted, And set the captive free,
He made the lame to walk again, And caused the blind to see.
He‘s able (2), I know He‘s able,
I know my Lord is able to carry me through (2)

162
(Bn-344)
1. I have decided to follow Jesus (3),
No turning back, no turning back!
2. Tho‘ no one joins me, still I will follow, . . .
3. The world behind me, the cross before me, . . .

163
(Bn 431)
1. I have the joy, joy, joy, joy, Down in my heart (where?)
Down in my heart (where?) Down in my heart.
I have the joy, joy, joy, joy, Down in my heart, Down in my heart to stay!
2. I have the peace that passes understanding, Down in my heart (where?). . .
3. I have the love of Jesus, love of Jesus, Down in my heart (where?) . . .

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1. I just keep trusting my Lord—as I walk along—
I just keep trusting my Lord—and He gives a song;--
Tho‘ the storm—clouds darken the sky— Over the heav‘nly trail,--
I just keep trusting my Lord— He will never fail!
He‘s a faithful Friend—such a faithful Friend—
I can count on Him; to the very end;-- (Tho‘ the storm . . .)
2. I just keep trusting my Lord—on the narrow way,--
I just keep trusting my Lord—as He leads each day;--
Tho‘ the road is weary at times—and I‘m sad and blue,--
I just keep trusting my Lord—He will see me through!—
He‘s a faithful Guide,--such a faithful Guide,--
He is always there—walking by my side;-- (Tho‘ the road . . .)

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(Bn- 336)

1. I will make you fishers of men, Fishers of men, fishers of men,

I will make you fishers of men If you follow me;
If you follow me, If you follow me,
I will make you fishers of men, If you follow me.
2. Hear Christ calling, come unto Me, Come unto Me, come unto Me.
Hear Christ calling, come unto Me I will give you rest;
I will give your rest, I will give you rest;
Hear Christ calling, come unto Me, I will give you rest.
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(Bn-489)

I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,

I will sing, I will sing,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord.
With my mouth will I make known,
Thy faithfulness, Thy faithfulness,
With my mouth will I make known,
Thy faithfulness to all generations.

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(Bn-397, Ga-71)

1. I will wear a crown, in my Father‘s house,

In my Father‘s house, in my Father‘s house,
I will wear a crown, in my Father‘s house;
There‘ll be joy, joy, joy.
2. I will wear a robe, in my Father‘s house,
In my Father‘s house, in my Father‘s house,
I will wear a robe, in my Father‘s house;
There‘ll be joy, joy, joy.
3. I will play a harp in my Father‘s house
In my Father‘s house, in my Father‘s house,
I will play a harp in my Father‘s house;
There‘ll be joy, joy, joy.
4. Come and go with me, to my Father‘s house,
To my Father‘s house, to my Father‘s house,
Come and go with me, to my Father‘s house;
There‘ll be joy, joy, joy.

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1. If you‘re happy in the Lord clap your hands (clap, clap);
If you‘re happy in the Lord clap your hands (clap, clap);
If you‘re happy and you know, Then your life will surely show;
If you‘re happy in the Lord clap your hands (clap, clap).
2. If you‘re happy in the Lord stomp your feet (stomp, stomp) . . .
If you‘re happy in the Lord sing a song (la, la, la) . . .
If you‘re happy in the Lord greet a friend (Hi friend) . . .
If you‘re happy in the Lord say Amen (Amen) . . .

169
(Bn-343)
1. I have a song that Jesus gave me, It was sent from heaven above
There never was sweeter melody, ‗Tis a melody of love.
Refrain: In my heart there rings a melody,
There rings a melody, With heaven‘s harmony;
In my heart there rings a melody,
There rings a melody of love.
2. I love the Christ who died on Calvary, For He washed my sins away
He put within my heart a melody, And I know it‘s there to stay.

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1. I‘ve got peace like a river, I‘ve got peace like a river,
I‘ve got peace like a river, In my soul.
2. I‘ve got love like an ocean . . .
3. I‘ve got joy like a fountain . . .

171
(Bn-494, Ga-3)
1. Jesus loves me this I know, For the Bible tells me so.
Little ones to Him belong, They are weak, but He is strong.
Refrain: Yes, Jesus loves me, yes Jesus love me (3), the Bible tells me so
2. Jesus loves me when I‘m good, When I do the things I should,
Jesus loves me when I‘m bad, Though it makes Him very sad.

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(Bn-337)

Jesus loves the little children, All the children of the world,
Brown and yellow, black and white, All are precious in His sight;
Jesus loves the little children of the world.

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Joy is the flag that you fly In the castle of your heart (3x)
Joy is the flag that you fly In the castle of your heart
When the King is in residence there. Fly it high in the sky,
Let the whole world know (3x)
Fly it high in the sky, Let the whole world know
When the King is in residence there.

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1. Joy, joy, my heart is full of joy, Joy, joy, my heart is full of joy,
My Savior dear is ever near, That‘s the reason why, My heart is full of joy.
2. Peace, peace, my heart is full of peace,
3. Love, love, my heart is full of love . . ..

175
(Bn-369)

King of kings and Lord of lords, Glory, hallelujah

King of kings and Lord of lords, Glory, hallelujah
Jesus, Prince of peace, Glory, hallelujah
Jesus, Prince of peace, Glory, hallelujah.

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1. Kum ba yah, my Lord, Kum ba yah!
Kum ba yah, my Lord, Kum ba yah!
Kum ba yah, my Lord, Kum ba yah!
O Lord, Kum ba yah!
2. Someone‘s crying, Lord Kum ba yah! . . .
3. Someone‘s singing, Lord, Kum ba yah! . . .
4. Someone‘s praying, Lord, Kum ba yah! . . .
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1. Love is something if you give it away, give it away, give it away.
Love is something if you give it away, It will come right back to you.
Chorus: It‘s just like a magic penny, Hold it tight if You don‘t have any.
Lend it spend it give it away, It will come back to you.
2. Joy is something if you give it away give it away, give it away. . .
3. Smile is something if you give it away, give it away, give it away. . .

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Mr Noah built an ark, The people thought it such a lot
Mr Noah pleaded so, But into the ark they could not go.
Refrain
The rain came down in torrents – 3, But only eight were saved.
The animal went in two by two, The giraffe, bear, and kangaroo – 2
The angel came and shut the door, But into the ark they could not go.

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Bn-503

My God is so big, so strong and so mighty,

There‘s nothing my God cannot do.
He made the stars up in the sky, He made the elephants too.
My God is so big, so strong and so mighty,
There‘s nothing my God cannot do (for you).

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O friend, do you love Jesus? O yes, I love Jesus.
Are you sure you love Jesus? I am sure I love Jesus.
And why do you love Jesus? Here‘s why I love Jesus.
Because he first loved me.
(That‘s the reason we all ought to love Him)
Refrain: Oh how I love Jesus Oh how I love Jesus.
Oh how I love Jesus Because he first loved me.

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I‘m too young to march in the infantry,
Ride in the cavalry, shoot the artillery.
I‘m too young to fly o‘er the enemy,
But I‘m in the Lord‘s army. (Yes sir!)
Refrain:
I‘m in the Lord‘s army (Yes sir!),
I‘m in the Lord‘s army (Yes sir!)

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Bn-495

Oh, we are the Pathfinders strong, The servants of God are we—
Faithful as we march along, In kindness, truth, and purity,
A message to tell to the world, A truth that will set men free,
King Jesus the Savior‘s coming back For you and me.

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Only a boy named David Only a little sling,
Only a boy named David But he could pray and sing;
Only a boy named David Only a rippling brook,
Only a boy named David, But five little stones he took.
And one little stone went into the sling, And the sling went round and round.
And one little stone went into the sling, And the sling went round and round.
And round and round, and round and round, and round and round and round
And one little stone went up in the air, And the giant came tumbling down.

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1. I‘ll be true precious Jesus, I‘ll be true,
I‘ll be true precious Jesus, I‘ll be true,
There‘s a race to be run, There‘s a victory to be won
Every hour, by Thy power, I‘ll be true.
2. I‘ll go through precious Jesus, I‘ll go through . . ..

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Over and over, Like a mighty sea.
Comes the love of Jesus, Rolling over me.
Over the sea, over the sea, Jesus, Savior, pilot me.
Over the sea, over the sea, Over the jasper sea.

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1. Over the sunset mountains, Someday I‘ll softly go;
Into the arms of Jesus, He who has loved me so.
Refrain:
Over the sunset mountains Heaven awaits for me
Over the sunset mountains, Jesus my Savior I‘ll see.
2. Toiling-will all be ended, Shadow will flee away
Sorrow will be forgotten Oh, what a wonderful day.

187
1. Peter, James, and John on the sailboat (3), Down in the deep blue sea.
2. They threw their nets and they caught no fishes . . ..
3. Along came Jesus walking on the water . . ..
4. They threw their nets and they caught many fishes . . ..

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1. Praise Him, praise Him, all ye little children, God is love, God is love.(2)
2. Love Him, Love Him, all ye little children, God is love, God is love.
3. Serve Him, serve Him, all ye little children, God is love, God is love.
4. Thank Him, thank Him, all ye little children, God is love, God is love.

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(Bn-467)

Rejoice in the Lord always and again I say rejoice, (2)

Rejoice-rejoice! and again I say rejoice! (2)

190
1. Roll, roll your burdens away, Roll, roll your burdens away,
For Jesus has promised to take them all, Roll, roll your burdens away.
2. Sing, sing your burdens away . . ..
3. Pray, pray your burdens away . . ..
4. Smile, smile your burdens away . . ..

191
(Bn-338)

Rolled away, rolled away, rolled away,

Every burden of my heart rolled away,
Ev‘ry sin had to go `Neath the crimson flow, Hallelujah
Rolled away, rolled away, rolled away,
Every burden on my heart rolled away.

192
1. Seek ye first the kingdom of God And His righteousness
And all these things shall be added unto you Hallelu, Hallelujah.
Refrain: Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelu, Hallelujah.
2. Ask, and it shall be given unto you, seek, and ye shall find
Knock, and it shall be opened unto you, Hallelu, Hallelujah.
3. Where two or three are gathered in My Name, There am I in their midst;
And whatsoever ye shall ask, I will do, Hallelu, Hallelujah.

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(Bn-465)

1. Side by side we stand waiting God‘s command,

Worshiping the Savior King.
Living by His grace, and moving on in faith;
Jesus will see us through.
Refrain: Meet me in heaven, we‘ll join hands together;
Meet me by the Savior‘s side.
I‘ll meet you in heaven, we‘ll sing songs together;
Brothers and sisters, I‘ll be there.
2. Soldiers all are we, to go where Jesus leads,
To fight the foe, and we will overcome;
Heaven is our goal, to save every soul,
Pray that we all will be there.

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Thank you Lord, for saving my soul,
Thank you Lord, for making me whole.
Thank you Lord, for giving to me,
Thy great salvation so rich and free.

195
(Bn-354, Ga-70)
This is the day (2), That the Lord hath made (2)
We will rejoice (2), And be glad in it (2)
This is the day that the Lord hath made,
We will rejoice and be glad in it,
This is the day (2), That the Lord has made.

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(Bn-345, Ga-66)

1. This little light of mine, I‘m gonna let it shine (2),

Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
2. Hide it under a bushel? No! I‘m gonna let it shine . . ..
3. Won‘t let Satan blow it out, I‘m gonna let it shine . . ..
4. All around the neighborhood, I‘m gonna let it shine . . ..
5. Let it shine till Jesus comes, I‘m gonna let it shine . . ..

197
1. This world is full of pretty flowers, pretty flowers, pretty flowers
This world is full of pretty flowers, God made it so.
God made it so, God made it so.
This world is full of pretty flowers God made it so.
2. This world is full of swimming fish . . ..
3. This world is full of singing bird . . ..
4. This world is full of happy boys . . ..
5. This world is full of happy girls . . ..

198
1. Walking with Jesus, Walking ev‘ryday, walking all the way.
Walking with Jesus, Walking with Jesus alone.
2. Walking in the sunshine, Walking in the shadows . . ..

199
(Bn-497)

1. We shall overcome (3), someday,

Oh deep in my heart I do believe,
We shall overcome someday.
2. We are not afraid (3), today, . . .
3. We are not alone (3), today, . . .
4. We shall live in peace (3), someday, . . .

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Whisper a prayer in the morning,
Whisper a prayer at noon,
Whisper a prayer in the evening
To keep your heart in tune.
God answers prayer in the morning . . ..
Jesus may come in the morning . . ..

201
Who made the beautiful rainbow,
I know, I know
God made the beautiful rainbow,
That‘s why I love Him so.

202
(AH-627)

1. We are climbing Jacob‘s ladder.

We are climbing Jacob‘s ladder.
We are climbing Jacob‘s ladder,
Soldiers of the cross.
2. Every round goes higher, higher.
Every round goes higher, higher.
Every round goes higher, higher,
Soldiers of the cross.
3. Sinner, do you love my Jesus?
Sinner, do you love my Jesus?
Sinner, do you love my Jesus?
Soldiers of the cross.
4. If you love Him why not serve Him?
If you love Him why not serve Him?
If you love Him why not serve Him?
Soldiers of the cross.
-American Negro Spiritual; Arr. by Melvin West, 1984

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1. I have a song that Jesus gave me,
It was sent from heav'n above;
There never was a sweeter melody,
'Tis a melody of love.
Refrain:
In my heart there rings a melody,
There rings a melody with heaven's harmony;
In my heart there rings a melody,
There rings a melody of love.
2. I love the Christ who died on Calv'ry,
For He washed my sins away;
He put within my heart a melody,
And I know it's there to stay. ([Refrain]
3. 'Twill be my endless theme in glory,
With the angels I will sing;
'Twill be a song with glorious harmony,
When the courts of heaven ring. [Refrain]

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We are the family of God, Yes, we are the family of God;

And He's brought us together To be one in Him
That we might bring light to the world.

Go, make disciples of all men; Go, show them my way is true.
Tell them the wonderful story, That they might be one in me, too.

Let them know life in the making, Let them know peace from above,
Show them by your own example, Of love in the family of God.

Bigger and better is my love, That I have bestowed unto you;

And now it's for each one to share of
That all things might now become new.

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This is my commandment that we love one another
That your joys may be full
That your joys may be full, That your joys may be full
This is my commandment that we love one another
That your joys may be full

206

Oh fill it up. Fill it up and let it overflow.

Oh fill it up. Fill it up and let it overflow.
Oh fill it up. Fill it up and let it overflow
Let it overflow with Love.

207
Make me a servant, Humble and meek
Lord let me lift up, Those who are weak
And may the prayer of my heart always be
Make me a servant, Make me a servant
Make me a servant today

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