A Collection of Hymns and a Liturgy: for the use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, to which are added prayers for families and individuals (New and Enl. Stereotype Ed.)

Publisher: Henry Ludwig (Printer), New York, 1834
Denomination: Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of the State of New York and Adjacent States
Language: English
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601Forgive, Lord, for thy mercy's sakePage Scan
602My soul with patience waitsPage Scan
603Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise TheePage Scan
604Far from thy fold, O God, my feetPage Scan
605Sing, ye redeemed of the LordPage Scan
606Unite, my roving thoughts, unitePage Scan
607My God the steps of pious menPage Scan
608Through all the changing scenes of lifePage Scan
609Let others boast their ancient linePage Scan
610Enough of life's vain scene I've trodPage Scan
611Through shades and solitudes profoundPage Scan
612If all our hopes and all our fearsPage Scan
613What cheering words are these!Page Scan
614Jesus! I my cross have takenPage Scan
615Am I a soldier of the crossPage Scan
616A charge to keep I havePage Scan
617Awake, my drowsy soul, awakePage Scan
618Father of eternal gracePage Scan
619My gracious God, I own thy rightPage Scan
620Zeal is that pure and heav'nly flamePage Scan
621Not by the terrors of a slavePage Scan
622O happy day, that stays my choicePage Scan
623My God, my strength, my hopePage Scan
624O thou, who hast at thy commandPage Scan
625Praise, everlasting praise, be paidPage Scan
626Lord, for ever at thy sidePage Scan
627As body, when the soul has fledPage Scan
628Blest is the mem'ry of the justPage Scan
629How firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordPage Scan
630Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
631Children of the heav'nly KingPage Scan
632The righteous Lord, supremely greatPage Scan
633Thus shalt thou love th' Almighty LordPage Scan
634Love divine, all love excellingPage Scan
635Come, thou fount of ev'ry blessingPage Scan
636O from the world's vile slaveryPage Scan
637Teach me, my God and KingPage Scan
638What various hindrances we meetPage Scan
639From ev'ry stormy wind that blowsPage Scan
640Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishPage Scan
641Far from the world, O Lord! I fleePage Scan
642Quiet, Lord, my froward heartPage Scan
643Sometimes a light surprisesPage Scan
644My spirit looks to God alonePage Scan
645Be still, my heart! these anxious caresPage Scan
646My God, I thank thee! may no thoughtPage Scan
647Why mournest thou, my anxious soulPage Scan
648Happy the man, whose cautious stepsPage Scan
649Father of all, whose sovereign willPage Scan
650The glorious universe aroundPage Scan
651Safely through another weekPage Scan
652Come to the house of pray'rPage Scan
653Welcome, sweet day of restPage Scan
654Sleep, sleep to-day, tormenting caresPage Scan
655When before thy throne we kneelPage Scan
656Again our ears have heard the voicePage Scan
657Almighty God, thy word is castPage Scan
658Now may he, who from the deadPage Scan
659May the grace of Christ, our SaviourPage Scan
660This child we dedicate to theePage Scan
661O God, accept the sacred hourPage Scan
662God of the morning, at whose voicePage Scan
663As ev'ry day thy mercy sparesPage Scan
664The day is pass'd and gonePage Scan
665They who on the Lord relyPage Scan
666Mighty God! another dayPage Scan
667While, with ceaseless course, the sunPage Scan
668"Stand still, refulgent orb of day!"Page Scan
669Lord of hosts, to thee we raisePage Scan
670O bow thine ear, Eternal One!Page Scan
671O thou, who art above all height!Page Scan
672Let Zion's watchmen all awakePage Scan
673Father of mercies, bow thine earPage Scan
674See the vineyard thou hast plantedPage Scan
675In the soft season of thy youthPage Scan
676The day is far spent, the evening is nighPage Scan
677At ev'ry moment ev'ry breathPage Scan
678Like shadows gliding o'er the plainPage Scan
679The God of glory walks his roundPage Scan
680I would not live alway: I ask not to stayPage Scan
681Why thus impatient to be gone?Page Scan
682How bless'd the righteous, when he dies!Page Scan
683I cannot shun the stroke of deathPage Scan
684Do flesh and nature dread to die?Page Scan
685As when the weary trav'ller gainsPage Scan
686Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb!Page Scan
687Clay to clay, and dust to dust!Page Scan
688Hark! a voice divides the skyPage Scan
689O where shall rest be foundPage Scan
690Great God! what do I see and hear!Page Scan
691The time draws near, when thou, my soulPage Scan
692O God, mine inmost soul convert!Page Scan
693That day of wrath, that dreadful dayPage Scan
694The angel comes, he comes to reapPage Scan
695Heav'n is a place or rest from sinPage Scan
696Hear what God the Lord hath spokenPage Scan
697Jerusalem! my happy home!Page Scan
698Who are these in bright array?Page Scan
699What must it be to dwell abovePage Scan
700Blest hour, when virtuous friends shall meetPage Scan

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