Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus

Stand firm in the faith; be men of courage; be strong.

1 Cor. 16:13

Stand up, stand up for

Jesus,

Ye soldiers of the cross;

Lift high His royal banner,

It must not suffer loss:

From vict’ry unto vict’ry

His army shall He lead,

Till every foe is

vanquished

And Christ is Lord indeed.

Stand up, stand up for

Jesus, The trumpet call

obey;

Forth to the mighty

conflict

In this His glorious day:

Ye that are men, now serve Him

Against unnumbered foes; Let courage rise with

danger, And strength to strength oppose.

Stand up, stand up for Jesus, Stand in His

strength alone; The arm of flesh will fail you; Ye

dare not trust your own.

Put on the gospel armor;

Each piece put on with prayer. Where duty calls,

Or danger, Be never wanting there.

Stand up, stand up for Jesus, The strife will not

be long. This day the noise of battle; The next,

the victor’s song.

To him that over cometh, A crown of life shall be;

He with the King of Glory Shall reign eternally.

CHRIST AROSEIt was impossible for death to

keep its hold on Him. Acts 2:24

Low in the grave He lay,

Jesus my Savior!

Waiting the coming day,

CHORUS

Jesus my Lord!

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o’er His foes;

He a rose a Victor from

the dark domain,

CHORUS

And He lives for ever

with his saints to reign,

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah!

Christ arose.

Vainly they watch His bed,

Jesus my Savior!

Vainly they seal the dead,

CHORUS

Jesus my Lord!

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o’er His foes;

He a rose a Victor from

the dark domain,

CHORUS

And He lives for ever

with his saints to reign,

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah!

Christ arose.

Death Cannot keep his prey,

Jesus my Savior!

He tore the bars away,

CHORUS

Jesus my Lord!

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o’er His foes;

He a rose a Victor from

the dark domain,

And He lives for ever

with his saints to reign,

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah!

Christ arose.

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I Believe InA HILL CALLED

MOUNT CALVARY

There are things

as we travel this

earth’s shifting sands,

That transcend all

the reason of man;

But the things that matter

the most in this world,

They can never

be held in our hand,

I believe in a hill

called Mount Calv’ry

I’ll believe what

ever the cost;

And when time

has surrendered

and earth is no more.

I’ll still cling to that

old rugged cross.

I believe that the

Christ who was slain

on that cross,

Has the power to

change lives today

For He changed

me completely,

A new life is mine,

That is why by the cross

I will stay.

I believe in a hill

called Mount Calv’ry

I’ll believe what

ever the cost;

And when time has

surrendered and earth

is no more.

I’ll still cling to that

old rugged cross.

I believe that this life

with its great mysteries surely

someday will

come to an end;

But faith will conquer

the darkness and death

and will lead me

at last to my friend.

I believe in a hill

called Mount Calv’ry

I’ll believe what

ever the cost;

And when time has

surrendered and earth

is no more.

I’ll still cling to that

old rugged cross.

Precious Lord,

Take My HandI am the Lord… who takes hold of your right hand.

Isa. 41:13

Precious Lord, take my hand,

Lead me on, help me stand

I am tired, I am weak, I am worn;

Thro’ the storm, thro’ the night,

Lead me on to the light

Take my hand, precious Lord,

lead me home

When my way grows drear,

Precious Lord, linger near

When my life is almost gone;

Hear my cry, hear my call,

Hold my hand lest I fall

Take my hand, precious Lord,

lead me home

Luke 10: 25 – 37

One day an expert in religious

law stood up to test Jesus by

asking him this question:

“Teacher, what should I do to

inherit eternal life?” 26 Jesus

replied, “What does the law of

Moses say? How do you read

it?”27 The man answered, “‘You

must love the LORD your God

with all your heart, all your soul,

all your strength, and all your

mind.’ And, ‘Love your neighbor

as yourself.’”[a]

28 “Right!” Jesus told him. “Do

this and you will live!”29 The man wanted to justify his

actions, so he asked Jesus,

“And who is my neighbor?”

Parable of the Good Samaritan30 Jesus replied with a story: “A

Jewish man was traveling from

Jerusalem down to Jericho, and

he was attacked by bandits.

They stripped him of his

clothes, beat him up, and left

him half dead beside the road.31 “By chance a priest came

along. But when he saw the

man lying there, he crossed to

the other side of the road and

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant[b] walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side.33 “Then a despised Samaritan

came along, and when he saw

the man, he felt compassion for

him. 34 Going over to him, the

Samaritan soothed his wounds

with olive oil and wine and

bandaged them. Then he put

the man on his own donkey and

took him to an inn, where he

took care of him. 35 The next day

he handed the innkeeper two

silver coins,[c] telling him, ‘Take

care of this man. If his bill runs

higher than this, I’ll pay you the

next time I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

Moses say? How do you read

it?” 27 The man answered, “‘You

must love the LORD your God

with all your heart, all your soul,

all your strength, and all your

mind.’ And, ‘Love your

neighbor as yourself.’”[a]

28 “Right!” Jesus told him. “Do

this and you will live!”29 The man wanted to justify his

actions, so he asked Jesus,

“And who is my neighbor?”

Parable of the Good Samaritan30 Jesus replied with a story: “A

Jewish man was traveling from

Jerusalem down to Jericho, and

he was attacked by bandits.

They stripped him of his

clothes, beat him up, and left

him half dead beside the road.31 “By chance a priest came

along. But when he saw the

man lying there, he crossed to

the other side of the road and

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant[b] walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side.33 “Then a despised Samaritan

came along, and when he saw

the man, he felt compassion for

him. 34 Going over to him, the

Samaritan soothed his wounds

with olive oil and wine and

bandaged them. Then he put

the man on his own donkey and

took him to an inn, where he

took care of him. 35 The next day

he handed the innkeeper two

silver coins,[c] telling him, ‘Take

care of this man. If his bill runs

higher than this, I’ll pay you the

next time I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

neighbor as yourself.’” 28 “Right!” Jesus told him. “Do

this and you will live!”29 The man wanted to justify his

actions, so he asked Jesus,

“And who is my neighbor?”

Parable of the Good Samaritan30 Jesus replied with a story: “A

Jewish man was traveling from

Jerusalem down to Jericho, and

he was attacked by bandits.

They stripped him of his

clothes, beat him up, and left

him half dead beside the road.31 “By chance a priest came

along. But when he saw the

man lying there, he crossed to

the other side of the road and

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant[b] walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side.33 “Then a despised Samaritan

came along, and when he saw

the man, he felt compassion for

him. 34 Going over to him, the

Samaritan soothed his wounds

with olive oil and wine and

bandaged them. Then he put

the man on his own donkey and

took him to an inn, where he

took care of him. 35 The next day

he handed the innkeeper two

silver coins,[c] telling him, ‘Take

care of this man. If his bill runs

higher than this, I’ll pay you the

next time I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

Parable of the Good Samaritan30 Jesus replied with a story: “A

Jewish man was traveling from

Jerusalem down to Jericho, and

he was attacked by bandits.

They stripped him of his

clothes, beat him up, and left

him half dead beside the road.31 “By chance a priest came

along. But when he saw the

man lying there, he crossed to

the other side of the road and

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant[b] walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side.33 “Then a despised Samaritan

came along, and when he saw

the man, he felt compassion for

him. 34 Going over to him, the

Samaritan soothed his wounds

with olive oil and wine and

bandaged them. Then he put

the man on his own donkey and

took him to an inn, where he

took care of him. 35 The next day

he handed the innkeeper two

silver coins,[c] telling him, ‘Take

care of this man. If his bill runs

higher than this, I’ll pay you the

next time I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

clothes, beat him up, and left

him half dead beside the road.31 “By chance a priest came

along. But when he saw the

man lying there, he crossed to

the other side of the road and

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant[b] walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side.33 “Then a despised Samaritan

came along, and when he saw

the man, he felt compassion for

him. 34 Going over to him, the

Samaritan soothed his wounds

with olive oil and wine and

bandaged them. Then he put

the man on his own donkey and

took him to an inn, where he

took care of him. 35 The next day

he handed the innkeeper two

silver coins,[c] telling him, ‘Take

care of this man. If his bill runs

higher than this, I’ll pay you the

next time I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

passed him by. 32 A Temple

assistant walked over and

looked at him lying there, but he

also passed by on the other

side. 33 “Then a despised

Samaritan came along, and

when he saw the man, he felt

compassion for him. 34 Going

over to him, the Samaritan

soothed his wounds with olive

oil and wine and bandaged

them. Then he put the man on

his own donkey and took him to

an inn, where he took care of

him. 35 The next day he handed

the innkeeper two silver coins,[c]

telling him, ‘Take care of this

man. If his bill runs higher than

this, I’ll pay you the next time

I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

when he saw the man, he felt

compassion for him. 34 Going

over to him, the Samaritan

soothed his wounds with olive

oil and wine and bandaged

them. Then he put the man on

his own donkey and took him to

an inn, where he took care of

him. 35 The next day he handed

the innkeeper two silver coins,[c]

telling him, ‘Take care of this

man. If his bill runs higher than

this, I’ll pay you the next time

I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

his own donkey and took him to

an inn, where he took care of

him. 35 The next day he handed

the innkeeper two silver coins,

telling him, ‘Take care of this

man. If his bill runs higher than

this, I’ll pay you the next time

I’m here.’36 “Now which of these three

would you say was a neighbor

to the man who was attacked by

bandits?” Jesus asked.37 The man replied, “The one

who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

this, I’ll pay you the next time

I’m here.’ 36 “Now which of these

three would you say was a

neighbor to the man who was

attacked by bandits?” Jesus

asked. 37 The man replied, “The

one who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

one who showed him mercy.”

Then Jesus said, “Yes, now go

and do the same.”

Let there be peace on earth,

and let it begin with me;

let there be peace on earth,

the peace that was

meant to be.

With God our creator,

children all are we.

Let us walk with each other

in perfect harmony.

Let peace begin with me

Let this be the moment now,

With every step I take

Let this be my solemn vow

To take each moment

and live each moment

in peace eternally

Let there be peace on earth

and let it begin with me.

Praise God from whom all

blessings flow; Praise Him,

all creatures here below;

Praise Him above,

ye heav’n-ly host; Praise Father,

Son and Holy Ghost.

Victory in JesusHe gives us the victory through

our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Cor. 15:57

I heard an old, old story,

how a Savior came from glory,

How He gave His life on Calvary

To save a wretch like me:

I heard about His groaning,

Of His precious blood’s atoning,

Then I repented of my sins

and won the victory.

O victory in Jesus, my Savior,

Forever, He sought me

And bo’t me with His

Redeeming blood;

He loved me ere I knew Him,

And all my love is due Him

He plunged me to victory

Beneath the cleansing flood.

I heard about His healing,

Of His cleansing pow’r revealing,

How He made the lame to walk

Again and caused the blind to see;

And then I cried, “Dear Jesus,

come and heal my broken spirit,”

And somehow Jesus came

And bro’t to me the victory.

O victory in Jesus, my Savior,

Forever, He sought me

And bo’t me with His

Redeeming blood;

He loved me ere I knew Him,

And all my love is due Him

He plunged me to victory

Beneath the cleansing flood.

I heard about a mansion

He has built for me in glory,

And I heard about

the streets of gold

beyond the crystal sea;

About the angels singing,

and the old redemption story,

And some sweet day I’ll sing up

there the song of victory.

O victory in Jesus, my Savior,

Forever, He sought me

And bo’t me with His

Redeeming blood;

He loved me ere I knew Him,

And all my love is due Him

He plunged me to victory

Beneath the cleansing flood.