A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Protestant Church of the United Brethren. New and Revised ed.

Publisher: I. Ashmead & Co. (Printer), Philadelphia, 1832
Denomination: Moravian Church
Language: English
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301Nothing but thy blood, O JesusPage Scan
302Be not dismay'd--in time of needPage Scan
303O God of all compassionPage Scan
304Out of the deep I criedPage Scan
305Lord Jesus Christ, if thou wert not my SaviourPage Scan
306With deeply humbled hearts we make confessionsPage Scan
307Ere we know our lost conditionPage Scan
308As the serpent, rais'd by MosesPage Scan
309The Lamb of God was slainPage Scan
310In holy writ it is avow'dPage Scan
311Faith comes by hearing God's recordPage Scan
312From life and grace, (this we are boldPage Scan
313Mistaken souls! that dream of heav'nPage Scan
314Though ev'ry child of GodPage Scan
315Now I have found the ground whereinPage Scan
316Hail, Alpha and Omega, hail!Page Scan
317By various maxims, forms and rulesPage Scan
318When shall I gain the glorious dressPage Scan
319Lamb of God, who thee receivePage Scan
320Heal us, Immanuel, here we arePage Scan
321O Jesus, 'fore whose radiationPage Scan
322The language of true faithPage Scan
323Thou Friend of sinners, hear my cryPage Scan
324I to my God am reconcil'dPage Scan
325When rising winds, and rain descendingPage Scan
326Jesus, our glorious Head and ChiefPage Scan
327The Saviour's blood and righteousnessPage Scan
328Grace! grace! O that's a welcome sound!Page Scan
329O what a depth of love and boundless gracePage Scan
330When a sinner in afflictionPage Scan
331What joy or honor could we havePage Scan
332Happy the souls who contrite arePage Scan
333With glorious clouds encompass'd roundPage Scan
334O can it be that I should gainPage Scan
335In evil long I took delightPage Scan
336Not all the blood of beastsPage Scan
337How lost was my conditionPage Scan
338O thou, who pardon canst impartPage Scan
339My Lord, how great the favorPage Scan
340The one thing needful, that good partPage Scan
341The more forgiveness thou dost deign t' affordPage Scan
342Thou, Lord, must for thy sake forgivePage Scan
343Unto the Lamb of GodPage Scan
344O God of mercy, grace and love!Page Scan
345O! at last I've found my SaviourPage Scan
346We pray thee, wounded Lamb of God!Page Scan
347Didst thou, Lord Jesus, me inclinePage Scan
348O God! whose love (immense in heightPage Scan
349Take, Lord, all self from me, that IPage Scan
350Jesus, thy light again I viewPage Scan
351"Give me thy heart, my son,' thus saith the LordPage Scan
352O take my heart, and whatsoe'er is minePage Scan
353Lord, take my heart just as it isPage Scan
354O Lord in me fulfilPage Scan
355Lord, thou mad'st the universePage Scan
356Grant, most gracious Lamb of GodPage Scan
357Lord, take my sinful, worthless heartPage Scan
358Destroy, O Lord, the carnal mindPage Scan
359Searcher of hearts, thou know'st thy lovePage Scan
360O might we all, Lord God our SaviourPage Scan
361Present your bodies to the LordPage Scan
362Jesus, thou art my heart's delightPage Scan
363What peace divine, what perfect happinessPage Scan
364How bright appears the Morning-StarPage Scan
365The unbounded love of my CreatorPage Scan
366Bliss beyond comparePage Scan
367Lord Jesus, my pray'rPage Scan
368'Tis the most blest and needful partPage Scan
369Thy child so minded ever keepPage Scan
370Thou Lamb once slain, Thou Lamb once slainPage Scan
371O let thy countenance, most loving SaviourPage Scan
372Jesus, my Savior, full of gracePage Scan
373O dearest Lord, take thou my heart!Page Scan
374'Tis heav'n on earth by faith to seePage Scan
375O Jesus, everlasting GodPage Scan
376Thou hidden Source of calm reposePage Scan
377'Tis through the grace thou dost bestowPage Scan
378O that we could for ever sitPage Scan
379O what is Christ to me!Page Scan
380Be our comfort which ne'er failethPage Scan
381Can any contemplationPage Scan
382Moments of ecstatic pleasurePage Scan
383Bethany, O peaceful habitationPage Scan
384Though we can't see our SaviourPage Scan
385When Christ our Saviour lives and dwellethPage Scan
386Jesus, my King, thy kind and gracious sceptrePage Scan
387How great the bliss to be a sheep of JesusPage Scan
388O days of solid happinessPage Scan
389How blest am I, most gracious SaviourPage Scan
390Jesus, thou hast reveal'dPage Scan
391Blest are they, supremely blestPage Scan
392With grateful hearts we all declarePage Scan
393Jesus, whose hands once pierc'd with nailsPage Scan
394O if the Lamb had not been slainPage Scan
395O happy days, days mark'd with solid blessingPage Scan
396What peace divine, unetterablePage Scan
397Our lot how blessed!Page Scan
398Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound!)Page Scan
399My All in all, my faithful Friend!Page Scan
400My Saviour left his throne, and camePage Scan

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