Hymn: Words by F.E.Y. and T.P.H. • Music by T. P. Hamilton, 1912

Found in April Gold (Chapter 10)

 

A little man of whom we read,
Who lived in days of old,
Though he was rich, he felt his need
Of something more than gold.

Refrain:
Oh, yes, oh, yes, there’s something more,
There’s something more than gold;
To have your sins all under the blood
Is something more than gold.
Oh, yes, oh, yes, there’s something more,
There’s something more than gold;
To have your sins all under the blood
Is something more than gold.

It fell upon a certain day,
This little man was told;
That Jesus soon would pass that way
With something more than gold.

Refrain

And so today there’s power still,
The half has not been told,
Of Christ who saves and Christ who heals
With something more than gold.

Refrain

O praise the Lord for Pentecost,
The Holy Ghost foretold;
He’ll come to all who do believe,
With something more than gold.

Refrain

  • All
  • According To The Pattern
  • A Daily Rate
  • A Girl To Come Home To
  • A New Name
  • April Gold
  • Astra
  • A Voice In The Wilderness
  • Beauty For Ashes
  • Because Of Stephen
  • Beggarman
  • Bright Arrows
  • By Way Of The Silverthorns
  • Cloudy Jewel
  • Crimson Mountain
  • Daphne Deane
  • Dawn Of The Morning
  • Exit Betty
  • Found Treasure
  • Her Wedding Garment
  • Homing
  • In The Way
  • In Tune With Wedding Bells
  • Katherine's Yesterday
  • Life Out Of Death
  • Lone Point
  • Marcia Schuyler
  • Miss Lavinia's Call
  • Not Under The Law
  • Partners
  • Rainbow Cottage
  • Silver Wings
  • Spice Box
  • Stranger Within The Gates
  • The Best Birthday
  • The Chance Of A Lifetime
  • The Christmas Bride
  • The City Of Fire
  • The Enchanted Barn
  • The Forgotten Friend
  • The Girl From Montana
  • The Gold Shoe
  • The Man Of The Desert
  • The Minister's Son
  • The Old Guard
  • The Prodigal Girl
  • The Seventh Hour
  • The Story Of A Whim
  • The Strange God
  • The Substitute Guest
  • Through These Fires
  • White Orchids
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