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The Chorus: or, a collection of choruses and hymns, selected and original, adapted especially to the class-room, and to meetings for prayer and Christian conference (7th ed., Imp. and Enl.)

Editor: A. S. Jenks, D. Gilkey
Publisher: A. S. Jenks, Philadelphia, 1858
Language: English
Notes: Hymns (H) are numbered separately
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201Then will I tell to sinners roundPage Scan
202My home is over JordanPage Scan
203Oh! brother, will you meet me, meet me?Page Scan
204My suffering times will soon be o'erPage Scan
205Jesus, my all, to heaven is gonePage Scan
206Then we'll march up the heavenly streetsPage Scan
207I know religion is the bestPage Scan
208I'll expect to live foreverPage Scan
209When we get home, we'll shout and singPage Scan
210This note above the rest shall swellPage Scan
211Don't you see my Jesus comingPage Scan
212Jesus, my all, to heaven is gonePage Scan
213A little longer here belowPage Scan
214Who suffer with our master herePage Scan
215Oh! brother, will you meet me, meet me, meet me?Page Scan
216On Jordan's stormy banks I standPage Scan
217Oh, when shall I see JesusPage Scan
218If you get there before I do, Look out for mePage Scan
219How pleasant thus to dwell belowPage Scan
220I expect to get to heavenPage Scan
221There is a land of pure delightPage Scan
222My Father's house is built on highPage Scan
223When from this earthly prison freePage Scan
224Lift up your hearts, Immanuel's friendsPage Scan
225Then we'll walk up the golden streetsPage Scan
226And when the icy arms of deathPage Scan
227Through grace, I am determinedPage Scan
228When shall I reach that happy placePage Scan
229My ransomed soul shall soar awayPage Scan
230Cheer up, cheer up, the light breaks o'er theePage Scan
231A country I've found, where true joys aboundPage Scan
232O there we'll live foreverPage Scan
233We're happy here in clods of clayPage Scan
234And when we land on that blest shorePage Scan
235Where all things are plenteousPage Scan
236And when we land on that blest shorePage Scan
237There we'll walk the golden streetsPage Scan
238If you get there before I do, on the other side of JordanPage Scan
239O this is not my Canaan, View by faithPage Scan
240O here's my heart and here's my handPage Scan
241We're happy here in clods of clayPage Scan
242O blessed day, O glorious hopePage Scan
243Oh! there we'll live foreverPage Scan
244My mother she is gonePage Scan
245Then we'll go, both soul and bodyPage Scan
246I never shall forget that day when Jesus washed my sinsPage Scan
247I hope to die ashoutingPage Scan
248Our conflicts here will soon be pastPage Scan
249Here I'll raise my EbenezerPage Scan
250I'll point to thy redeeming bloodPage Scan
251I never shall forget that dayPage Scan
252When we've been there ten thousand yearsPage Scan
253O there we'll live with JesusPage Scan
254No chilling winds, or poisonous breathPage Scan
255I hope to live with Jesus, O gloryPage Scan
256When the six seals shall openPage Scan
257My loving brother has gone to gloryPage Scan
258My Father's house is built on highPage Scan
259I expect to get to heavenPage Scan
260I feel the work reviving And I'm almost readyPage Scan
261If you get there before I do, To join with the angelsPage Scan
262I do not beg for richesPage Scan
263Through grace, I am determinedPage Scan
264I'll praise him while he lends me breathPage Scan
265I soon shall pass the vale of deathPage Scan
266There we'll sing and shout with the angelsPage Scan
267Come on my partners in distressPage Scan
268Come on my partners in distressPage Scan
269Yonder's my house and portion fairPage Scan
270There I shall bathe my weary soulPage Scan
271Oh, here's my heart, and here's my handPage Scan
272Am I a soldier of the crossPage Scan
273The old ship Zion is passing byPage Scan
274I'm glad that I am born to diePage Scan
275My suffering times will soon be o'erPage Scan
276Come on my partners in distressPage Scan
277Jesus, my all, to heaven is gonePage Scan
278What ship is that you're going on boardPage Scan
279Religion makes me happyPage Scan
280Oft the parting hand I've takenPage Scan
281Yonder's my house and portion fairPage Scan
282I don't care what this world may sayPage Scan
283Brother, did't you promise JesusPage Scan
284I would not live alway [always], I ask not to stayPage Scan
285Oh! when shall I see JesusPage Scan
286What makes me praise my Lord so boldPage Scan
287On Jordan's stormy banks I standPage Scan
288O the judgment day is comingPage Scan
289Children of the heavenly KingPage Scan
290And must I be to judgment broughtPage Scan
291And must I be to judgment broughtPage Scan
292Yonder's my house and portion fairPage Scan
293Parents and children there will [may] partPage Scan
294The judgement day is comingPage Scan
295It won't be long before we'll goPage Scan
296The last lovely morning, it soon will appearPage Scan
297The grave, it could not hold himPage Scan
298I love the Lord, I know I doPage Scan
299From our dusty beds we'll risePage Scan
300Just as I am, without one pleaPage Scan

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