Collection of Hymns: designed for the use of the Cchurch of Christ by the Reformed Mennonite Church

Publisher: New Era Printing House, Lancaster, Penn., 1895
Denomination: Reformed Mennonite Church
Language: English
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101This happy lot indeed is minePage Scan
102Thou refuge of my soulPage Scan
103When anxious care the mind invadesPage Scan
104While in our wearied contest herePage Scan
105Christ then from supper did rise upPage Scan
106How pleasant thus it is, to seePage Scan
107Now after communion, in harmony sweetPage Scan
108Our Lord, when He was here belowPage Scan
109United we in love must standPage Scan
110Another brother in the faithPage Scan
111Behold my lifeless, tiny formPage Scan
112Blest are the dead who in the LordPage Scan
113Come, mortal man, behold me nowPage Scan
114Dear sister, thou hast gonePage Scan
115Dear people, think on your last doomPage Scan
116Farewell, O my most belovedPage Scan
117Farewell now, dear sister, thy work here is donePage Scan
118Grieving mourners, it is finishedPage Scan
119He's gone, he's gone, his work is donePage Scan
120Now bleeding hearts surround the bierPage Scan
121One loved by us is takenPage Scan
122Our brother has been called awayPage Scan
123Oh, how solemn 'tis to severPage Scan
124O blessed child, whose soul hath fledPage Scan
125O blessed infant, thou art gonePage Scan
126Oh death, thou dreaded messengerPage Scan
127O grieving friends, now cease to mournPage Scan
128O happy infant, gone to restPage Scan
129O man, remember thou must diePage Scan
130Short is the time I did sojournPage Scan
131Sister, dear, thou hast departedPage Scan
132Sweet friendship's tie is broke againPage Scan
133The call did come, I hence should goPage Scan
134The Lord hath called our brother hencePage Scan
135Why travel on without a hopePage Scan
136Ye who in health and strength excelPage Scan
137O Providence, to Thee we owePage Scan
138O sovereign Lord and heav'nly KingPage Scan
139All ye sinners, poor and needyPage Scan
140Come all that are with sins oppressedPage Scan
141Come and seek the Lord of gloryPage Scan
142Come, ye that seek the Saviour's gracePage Scan
143To the great supper ye are bidPage Scan
144Soon shall this mighty fabric fallPage Scan
145The mighty Lord, lo! now descendsPage Scan
146The signs foretell the day is nearPage Scan
147As God His kindness hath made knownPage Scan
148How could'st Thou show such favor, LordPage Scan
149I've found the great salvation streamPage Scan
150The highest gift in heav'n and earthPage Scan
151What love beyond our mortal sensePage Scan
152Almighty Father, kind and truePage Scan
153O Lord, according to commandsPage Scan
154The contract this pair now have entered in lovePage Scan
155This pair this day have joined their handsPage Scan
156A brother, Lord, we would ordainPage Scan
157In Thee, great God, we do confidePage Scan
158O Lord, we thank and praise Thy namePage Scan
159The harvest, Lord, is great indeedPage Scan
160Again, God's glor'ous sun appearsPage Scan
161Another day is gone and pastPage Scan
162How many souls have passed this dayPage Scan
163The day is gone and pastPage Scan
164The sun has set—the day is pastPage Scan
165With the return of morning lightPage Scan
166O Lord, for all Thy goodness shownPage Scan
167With rapid flight, beneath the sunPage Scan
168Dear brethren and sisters, again we must partPage Scan
169Now parting, dear brethren, may each one accordPage Scan
170The time has come to leave this placePage Scan
171The time has come, we here must partPage Scan
172United we in love will singPage Scan
173While to our homes we do repairPage Scan
174Give praise to God, enthroned on highPage Scan
175O Lord, I will not silent bePage Scan
176O Lord of mercies, Thee we owePage Scan
177Our voices let us gladly raisePage Scan
178Praise ye the Lord, His goodness praisePage Scan
179Sing praises to the Lord on highPage Scan
180Unto Thy praise, O heav'nly KingPage Scan
181A stream throughout this regionPage Scan
182O let not Jesus die in vainPage Scan
183The grace of God, with shining beamsPage Scan
184With patience let us run the racePage Scan
185Our Saviour kind prepared the wayPage Scan
186There is a home awaiting allPage Scan
187This precious time, this day of gracePage Scan
188When Jesus, our Saviour, was here upon earthPage Scan
189Christ, by the Father's glory raisedPage Scan
190Christ Jesus, our Saviour, arose from the tombPage Scan
191Christ rose triumphant from the deadPage Scan
192The justice of God's holy lawPage Scan
193Defiled with sin, oh gloomy plightPage Scan
194From the depth I call to TheePage Scan
195O Holy Spirit, life and lightPage Scan
196O Lord, Thy child I long to bePage Scan
197O dear Redeemer, we are ThinePage Scan
198O Lord, our hearts and souls preparePage Scan
199O gracious Shepherd of Thy sheepPage Scan
200O God of Love, in humble pleaPage Scan

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