"March On" (1906)
[Hymn]
Words by Harriet E. Rice Jones (1823-1915)
Music by George S. Schuler (1882-1973)

Exodus 32:26. Then Moses stood in the gate of the camp, and said,
Who is on the LORD’s side? let him come unto me. And all the sons
of Levi gathered themselves together unto him. (KJV)

Chicago: The Bible Institute Colportage Association
[Copyright 1906 The Lorenze Publishing Co.]
[Source: PDF retranscription by Dave Miller;
from "Sons of Praise, etc., #14" by D. B. Towner,
E. S. Lorenz and Ira B. Wilson]

1. Ye men of God, to arms, to arms!
Oh, don’t you hear the bugle call?
From sinful hosts come dread alarms;
The foe to quell, go one and all.

CHORUS [sung after each VERSE]
March on! march on!
For Jesus’ precious Name,
Against the evil pow’rs;
To right the wrong
And spread His fame,
That victory be ours,

2. “The win in Christ,” your motto grand.
Go forth with banner high in air;
If you in triumph take the land,
You must be firm to do or dare.

3. The foe is bold, in numbers strong,
You need to keep your armor bright;
Although the fight be fierce and long,
Stand firm to win for truth and right.

4. For God and home and those we love,
Be foremost in the battlefield;
To bear the palm in heav’n above,
Fight on until the foe shall yield.

4. For God and home and those we love,
Be foremost in the battlefield;
To bear the palm in heav’n above,
Fight on until the foe shall yield.