1 Let me go where they are going,
Who will evermore be blest;
Let me go, when Christ, my Saviour,
Comes to give his people rest:
I would see the jasper city,
Where the night comes nevermore,
I would stand amid the glory
On that ever-shining shore.
2 Let me go, for I am weary,

And my spirit longs for rest:
Let me go, for earth is dreary ;
I would be where all are blest.
Let me go when he shall gather
All his people unto him,
Where his glory shines forever,

And where eyes grow never dim.

3 Let me go where youth and beauty
Never fade, nor forms grow old;
Where the smile of love shall ever
Linger, and no look be cold.
Let me go when they are ransomed,
Who for Jesus gave up all;
Let me go and be immortal

When he comes, and them shall call.
4 Let me go through pearly portals,
With the throng that shall be there;
Let me join them in the chorus
They will sing in mansions fair.

I would be among the number
That shall gather near his throne;
I would hear him speak and tell me
He had chosen me his own.

1. I. LESLIE.

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1 Ye who rose to meet the Lord,
Ventured on his faithful word,
Faint not now for your reward
Will be quickly given.
Faint not now, still watch and pray ;
Jesus will not long delay ;
Even now 'tis dawn of day;
Daystar shines from heaven.

2 Would ye evermore endure,
Keep the garment spotless, pure;
Claim the promise, ever sure-
Faithful is the Lord.

Let your lamps be burning bright;
In God's word is radiant light;
Walk by faith and not by sight-
Crowns are the reward.

3 Mid the darts of every foe,
Onward, fearless, onward go;
The good soldier's courage show-
On to victory!

"Let thine eyes be turned on me,"
Jesus says, "I'll rescue thee;
Overcome, and faithful be—

Thou shalt glory see."

4 Tokens now are in the sky, Angel voices, sòunding high, Echo there the mighty cry, "Jesus, claim thy own.' Saints on earth take up the strain, "Quickly come, O come to reign!" Heaven and earth resound, "Amen! Welcome to thy throne!"

E. C. PEARSON.

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F. S. STANTON.

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Foyfully.

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