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Ring out the bells of heaven	A
Obey the great command	B
That all may hear their melody	C
On mountain sea and land	B
The chimes of glory sounding	D
Ascending to the sky	E
Jesus our Savior reigneth	F
Forever more on high	E
	-
Ring how he bore our trials	G
And sorrows here below	H
Of his lamb like sinless nature	I
Purer than falling snow	H
How he gave his life to banish	J
The clouds of midnight gloom	K
That brooded o'er creation	A
And o'er the dreary tomb	K
	-
Ring of the well of Sichar	I
And the everlasting tide	L
With which its sparkling waters	M
His imagery supplied	L
Ring of his mighty power	I
To comfort and to heal	N
His gentleness and sympathy	F
In either woe or weal	N
	-
Ring of his blood that speaketh	F
Than Abel's better things	O
And to the guilty conscience	P
Sweet peace and pardon brings	O
Ring how he burst death's fetters	M
In rising from the grave	Q
And from its lasting bondage	R
Will all his people save	Q
	-
Ring how he intercedeth	F
And ever lives above	S
For all who trust and serve him	T
Rejoicing in his love	S
Of the many mansions he's prepared	U
Of everlasting rest	V
Whose joys no tongue can utter	I
Nor tell how glad and blest	V
	-
Awake then to your duty	F
O church of Christ awake	W
Behold the beauty of their feet	X
Who the glad tidings take	W
Reach out and ring the bells of heaven	A
Blest be the hands that give	Y
The truth that all who listen	A
May hope and joy and live	Z
Ah 'tis a wondrous story	F
Good news to all the world	A2
The gospel means glad tidings	O
Wherever 'tis unfurled	A2
	-
Great God impart thy Spirit	B2
That all who love their Lord	C2
May see in life a flitting hour	I
To obey and speak his word	D2

Nannie R. Glass

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