The American Baptist Sabbath-School Hymn-Book

Editor: Joseph A. Warne
Publisher: David Clark, Philadelphia, 1842
Denomination: Baptist hymnals (general)
Language: English
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101Once more we keep the sacred dayPage Scan
102O Lord our God, thy light and truthPage Scan
103The praises of my tonguePage Scan
104Hark! hear the sound, on earth 'tis foundPage Scan
105I give immortal praise, To God the Father's lovePage Scan
106To thee, my Shepherd and my Lord Page Scan
107Great God, our voice to thee we raisePage Scan
108Hear, Lord, the song of praise and prayerPage Scan
109O thou, whom holy angels praisePage Scan
110Jesus invites young children nearPage Scan
111Hark! from that glorious world, what songsPage Scan
112Come, Jesus, lift our souls to theePage Scan
113Admitted where thy truths are taughtPage Scan
114Fold thy little hands in prayerPage Scan
115Dearest Father! source of lovePage Scan
116Father above, in mercy takePage Scan
117Guard me, O God, from every sinPage Scan
118Great Saviour, who didst condescendPage Scan
119God is in heaven--can he hearPage Scan
120Great God, behold before thy thronePage Scan
121Go, when the morning shinethPage Scan
122I often say my prayersPage Scan
123Giver of our every blessingPage Scan
124In humble accents, Lord, we singPage Scan
125It is not earthly pleasurePage Scan
126Jesus, that condescending KingPage Scan
127Jesus bids me seek his facePage Scan
128Lord! when we bend before th thronePage Scan
129Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead usPage Scan
130Lord, in the days of youthPage Scan
131Lord, before thy throne we standPage Scan
132Lord, make me understand thy lawPage Scan
133Lord! make me early learnPage Scan
134Lord, teach us how to prayPage Scan
135O deign, God of mercy, to smile on our youthPage Scan
136Our Father in heaven, we hallow thy namePage Scan
137O thou, the guard of infant daysPage Scan
138Prayer is the soul’s sincere desirePage Scan
139Since, mighty God, my health and easePage Scan
140Saviour, may a little childPage Scan
141That Jesus hears when children prayPage Scan
142Thou who once didst condescendPage Scan
143Almighty Father, heavenly King!Page Scan
144While our glowing hearts are beatingPage Scan
145When daily I kneel down to prayPage Scan
146Guide our youth, O God, we prayPage Scan
147Shall I presume to venture nearPage Scan
148O that the Lord would guide my waysPage Scan
149O that the Lord would teach my tonguePage Scan
150Our Father! who dost dwell on highPage Scan
151With humble heart and tonguePage Scan
152Jesus, my Saviour and my LordPage Scan
153From earliest dawn of lifePage Scan
154We ought to speak with humble fearPage Scan
155Great God, now condescendPage Scan
156Great God in heaven abovePage Scan
157Lord, when my wretched soul surveysPage Scan
158O Lord, forgive a sinful childPage Scan
159What is there, Lord, a child can doPage Scan
160Lord! we are sinners in thy sightPage Scan
161Though I am young, yet I have sinnedPage Scan
162A sinner, Lord, behold I standPage Scan
163Lord, I confess before thy facePage Scan
164Lord, I have dared to disobeyPage Scan
165Lord, hear a sinful child complainPage Scan
166They must repent, and must believePage Scan
167How gentle God's commandsPage Scan
168If Jesus Christ was sentPage Scan
169Jesus! hear a weeping mournerPage Scan
170O thou who hear'st when sinners cryPage Scan
171O thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
172Repent, the voice celestial criesPage Scan
173As on the cross the Saviour hungPage Scan
174Return, my wandering soul, returnPage Scan
175Show pity, Lord, O Lord, forgivePage Scan
176The smitten heart and starting tearPage Scan
177When at thy footstool, Lord, I bendPage Scan
178What sorrows may my life attendPage Scan
179If love, the noblest, purest, bestPage Scan
180What can I, my Maker, doPage Scan
181Since love is as my duty knownPage Scan
182When Jesus Christ was here belowPage Scan
183I by my love to men must provePage Scan
184The knowledge which my heart desiresPage Scan
185To do to others as I wouldPage Scan
186Father of mercies! in thy wordPage Scan
187A glory gilds the sacred pagePage Scan
188How precious is the book divinePage Scan
189Thy word, O Lord! is light and foodPage Scan
190Holy Bible! book divine!Page Scan
191How shall the young secure their heartsPage Scan
192I love the volume of thy wordPage Scan
193How shall a young immortal learnPage Scan
194With humble prayer, O may I readPage Scan
195What a mercy, what a treasurePage Scan
196This is the field where hidden liesPage Scan
197This is a precious book indeed!Page Scan
198Let avarice from door to doorPage Scan
199I hear the voice of nature's praisePage Scan
200Let children who are taught thy wordPage Scan

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