SOME OF THE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 14, 1908

Soul-Stirring and Soul-Winning Songs

TO BE FOUND IN THE

New Edition of “Christ in Song”

MOMENT by Moment; Under His Wings; Faith Is the Victory; Higher Ground; Victory Through Grace; While the Days Are Going By; Take Time to Be Holy; Loyalty to the Master; Scatter Seeds of Kindness; Bring Them In; Speak to My Soul, Dear Jesus; Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown? Wait, and Murmur Not; Throw Out the Life-Line; What Are You Doing for Jesus? The Saviour with Me; Just a Ray of Sunshine; Winning Precious Souls to Thee; More about Jesus; Count Your Mercies; He’s the One; Sing of His Mighty Love; O, How He Loves! When Love Shines In; Praise Him; None of Self and All of Thee; Wonderful Words of Life; Just a Word for Jesus; The Ninety and Nine; No, Not One; I Surrender All; The Best Friend Is Jesus; Tell Me the Story of Jesus; Ring the Bells of Heaven; There Is Power in the Blood; Ye Must Be Born Again; Sweet Peace, the Gift of God’s Love; There Shall Be Showers of Blessing; What a Wonderful Saviour; He’s Everything to Me; Nearer, Still Nearer; Pardon, Peace, and Power; The Gate Ajar for Me.

These are not all the new ones, for the selections are exceptionally good throughout. In going over less than half the pages of the new edition, we find—

Over a Hundred New Songs

which were not in the old edition. You have paid twenty-five or thirty cents to get a book which contained two or three especially desirable pieces. From the list given above, you can see that this new edition of “Christ in Song” contains—

The Very Cream of the Gospel Songs

now published. Many of our Sabbath-schools will want a supply of the new book. Every worker and all church-members ought to have a copy. Send your order to your tract society now, so you will get your books as soon as the stock arrives. READY IN JUNE.

Remember that the new edition contains 128 pages more than the old edition; that the number of the song in the old edition can be instantly given from the new book, so that both editions can be used together whenever they contain the same song; that notwithstanding we are practically giving two books in one, the price is only slightly advanced.

PRICES: Full cloth, very strongly bound, 60 cents; half morocco, sewed, instead of wire-stitched, so it will lie open nicely on the organ or piano, $1. Flexible cloth, same style as old edition, 40 cents. (This style is furnished only to meet the demand for a very cheap book, and we do not recommend this binding.)

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