Adama Pubs

This list was compiled by Ernie Wylie Harkins (we provide the traditional title and the familiar or first line )

“I Know My Redeemer Lives” word arranged by Fred. A. Fillmore and tune by Fred A. Fillmore, 1917.

“Old Rugged Cross” (On A Hill Far Away) by George Bernard, 1913.

“Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” by W. Williams, 1745 (words), and Thomas Hastings, 1830 (music)

“Take Time To Be Holy” by William D. Longstaff (words) 1882, tune Holiness by George C. Stebbins, 1890.

“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” by Isaac Watts (words) 1707, and tune Hamburg, based on Gregorian Psalm Tone, Mode I, Lowell Manson 1824.

“Almost Persuaded” by P. P. Bliss

“Heaven Holds All” (Earth Holds No Treasures) by Tillit S. Teddlie, 1932.

“Rock of Ages” by Augustus M. Toplady (words) 1776, and tune Toplady by Thomas Hastings, 1830.

“Come Thou Almighty King” words possibly by Charles Wesley, Anonymous, 1757, and tune Italian Hymn by Felice de Giardini 1769.

“Farther Along” W.B. Stevens, 1911

“Be With Me Lord” by Thomas O. Chisolm (words) and Lloyd Sanderson, 1935, copyright 1963, renewed by L.O. Sanderson, owner, by permission

“I Know Whom I Have Believed” (I Know Not Why) by Daniel W. Whittle (words) 1883 and tune El Nathan by James McGranahan 1883.

“Night With Ebon Pinion” by Love H. Jameson (words) c. 1892 and Joseph P. Powell (tune) 1883

“Marching To Zion” (Come Ye That Love The Lord) by Isaac Watts (words) 1707, and Robert Lowery (tune and refrain) 1867.

“I’ll Fly Away” by Albert E. Brumley, copyright 1932 in “Wonderful Message” by Harford Music Co. Renewed 1960 by Albert E. Brumley and Sons / SESAC (admin by ICG). Used by permission.