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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
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Words: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby, 1891.
Music: William Howard Doane |
 Courtesy of Denison University |
Christian brother o'er the main
Carry the news of Jesus;
Go where night and darkness reign
Lovingly haste away.
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Carry the news o'er waters blue,
Perishing souls are waiting for you;
Stretching their hands, they plead for light,
Blessèd Gospel light.
Onward quickly, hear their cry
Over the deep resounding;
Save the millions ere they die,
Earnestly haste away.
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Tell of Judah's Morning Star,
Peacefully, calmly shining;
Spread its beams o'er climes afar,
Pray'rfully haste away.
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Christian brethren, preach the Word,
Publish a free salvation;
Lo, in heav'n your bright reward;
Joyfully haste away.
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