Words by C. H. MANN.

I. Tho' a host 2. In the time 3. High a-bove

Hide a

Hide Away with Jesus.

way, hide

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encamp against thee, Christ, the Lord,shall be thy strength; Subtle foes may come upon thee, of trou-ble seek Him, He will set thee on a rock; Joy-ful thou shalt sing His praises, thy foes around thee, Fearless thou shalt lift thy head; Tho' the en- e- my surround thee,

P CHORUS.

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Victor thou shalt be at length. Hide a-way, hide a-way with Je - sus, In His pa - vil
Fear-ing not the battle shock.

By His hand shalt thou be led.

Music by J. H. TENNEY.

COPYRIGHT, 1888, BY ASA HULL.

pa vil

ion tru-ly blest;

blest;

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a-way with Je-sus, In His pa- vil ion hide and rest. Hide thee, and rest.

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Beacon Lights are Shining.

Words by ELIZA M. SHERMAN.

1. Start-ing from the cradle t'ward the grave be-low, Treading in the foot-prints made so long ago; 2. Let us learn by oth ers, shape our lives a - right; O- pen wide our windows, let-ting in the light; 3. Note the rock where many stumbled in the night, Trusting not the bea - con, heeding not its light;

CHORUS.

Music by S. J. VAIL.

Imitate the noble, copy, too, the brave,
Ever to the watch-tow'r turn a watchful eye,

Do we note the land-marks all along the way? Do we stop to gath-er wis- dom day by day?
From our beacon tower send a light to save.
Thou shalt gather wis-dom as the days go by.

Bea-con lights are shin-ing from the hills and tow'rs, An-gel voices call-ing in the dark-est hours!

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Beacon Lights are Shining.-CONCLUDED.

Let us heed the warning, lest our feet should stray, Let us gath-er wis-dom all

along the way.

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