Bradbury's Golden Chain of Sabbath School Melodies: comprising a great variety of new music and hymns composed and written expressly for the Sabbath school: together with many of the best ...

Editor: Wm B. Bradbury
Publisher: Ivison, Phinney & Co., New York, 1861
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to hymns that start on the same page.
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101Be thou, O God, exalted highPage Scan
102Shall hymns of grateful lovePage Scan
103My country, 'tis of theePage Scan
104The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappearsPage Scan
105aThe rosy light is dawningPage Scan
105bThe mellow eve is glidingPage Scan
105cStand up!--stand up for Jesus!Page Scan
106Though the days are dark with troublePage Scan
107How gentle God's commandsPage Scan
108Beyond this life of hope [hopes] and fearsPage Scan
109With broken heart and contrite sighPage Scan
110Who came from heaven to ransom mePage Scan
111Soft be the gently breathing notesPage Scan
112The children are gathering from near and from farPage Scan
114There's a song the angels singPage Scan
116Come, little soldiers, join in our bandPage Scan
117Where Babel's drooping willows stoodPage Scan
118Around the throne of God in heaven, thousandsPage Scan
119aChildren of old hosannas sungPage Scan
119bThere is a glorious world of lightPage Scan
119cWhen Jesus to the temple camePage Scan
120How bright the day, the joyful dayPage Scan
121I ought to love my motherPage Scan
122A little ship was on the seaPage Scan
123O happy is the man [child] who [that] hears instruction's [religion's] [Messiah's] warning voicePage Scan
124A beautiful land by faith I seePage Scan
125A song for our banner, the watchword recallPage Scan
126Hosannah, Hosannah, Hosannah to the Son of David!Page Scan
127I love to steal awhile awayPage Scan

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