The Camp-Meeting Chorister: or, a collection of hymns and spiritual songs, for the pious of all denominations. To be sung at camp meetings, during revivals of religion, and on other occasions

Publisher: W. A. Leary, Philadelphia, 1844
Language: English
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101The Lord himself, the mighty LordPage Scan
102While thee I seek, protecting PowerPage Scan
103Ye sons of war I pray draw nearPage Scan
104O when shall I see JesusPage Scan
105Lift up your hearts, Immanuel's friendsPage Scan
106A soldier, Lord, thou hast me madePage Scan
107Ye soldiers of Jesus pray stand to your armsPage Scan
108Hark! listen to the trumpetersPage Scan
109Am I a soldier of the crossPage Scan
110Dark and thorny is the desertPage Scan
111Ye weary, heavy laden soulsPage Scan
112Come, all ye wand'ring pilgrims dearPage Scan
113Come ye that love the Lord indeedPage Scan
114I've 'listed in the holy warPage Scan
115Oh! that I had some humble placePage Scan
116Through tribulation deepPage Scan
117Jesus, at thy commandPage Scan
118The people called Christians, how many things they tellPage Scan
119Sweet the moments, rich in blessingPage Scan
120Jesus! and shall it ever bePage Scan
121I love thee, I love thee, I love thee my lovePage Scan
122Sweet muse descend, and bless the shadePage Scan
123O souls by love together knitPage Scan
124Ye jewels of my MasterPage Scan
125The Lord's into his garden comesPage Scan
126When thou, my righteous Judge, shall comePage Scan
127The sacred ties of friendshipPage Scan
128What poor despised companyPage Scan
129From whence doth this union arisePage Scan
130Sweet to rejoice in lively hopePage Scan
131Bright scenes of glory strike my sensePage Scan
132Burst, ye emerald gates, and bringPage Scan
133Brethren, see my Jesus comingPage Scan
134Rise my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
135Jerusalem, my happy homePage Scan
136The wond'rous love of JesusPage Scan
137Sweet rivers of redeeming lovePage Scan
138There shall we reign with Jesus, on that delightful shorePage Scan
139There is a holy cityPage Scan
140Vital spark of heavenly flamePage Scan
141O may I worthy prove to seePage Scan
142The glorious day is drawing nighPage Scan
143To Jesus, the crown of my hopePage Scan
144In vain my fancy strives to paintPage Scan
145While on the verge of life I standPage Scan
146Death, he is the king of terrorsPage Scan
147Death cannot make our souls afraidPage Scan
148Why shrinks my weak nature? ah! what can it mean?Page Scan
149Hear what God the Lord hath spokenPage Scan
150At every moment of our breathPage Scan
151Yonder! see the Lord descendingPage Scan
152What sound is this salutes mine earPage Scan
153Behold the man, threescore and tenPage Scan
154Arise and shine, O Zion fairPage Scan
155Ye virgin souls arisePage Scan
156Though in the outward church belowPage Scan
157See the eternal Judge descendingPage Scan
158The fields are all white, the harvest is nearPage Scan
159Lo! we see the sign appearingPage Scan
160Don't you see my Jesus coming?Page Scan
161Hail the blest morn when the great MediatorPage Scan
162O how charming, O how charmingPage Scan
163While shepherds in Jewry were guarding their sheepPage Scan
164From the regions of love, lo! an angel descendedPage Scan
165Hark! the heralds of salvation!Page Scan
166Farewell, my dear brethren, the time is at handPage Scan
167Farewell, dear friends, I must be gonePage Scan
168Farewell, my dear brethren, I bid you farewellPage Scan
169Hark! my soul, it is the LordPage Scan
170Faith is the Christian's propPage Scan
171aO thou, in whose presence my soul takes delightPage Scan
171bHis vestments of righteousness who shall describe?Page Scan
172Sing to the Lord abovePage Scan
173Daniel's wisdom may I knowPage Scan
174O that I had a faithful friendPage Scan
175When man was first created, in Eden he was plac'dPage Scan
176With pleasure behold the city of goldPage Scan
177In the floods of tribulationPage Scan
178Dearest Jesus, though unseenPage Scan
179aAmong the Jewish nations, one Daniel there was foundPage Scan
179bDarius then commanded those wretches to be broughtPage Scan
180Hear the royal proclamationPage Scan
181When for eternal worlds we steerPage Scan
182Hail the day so long expectedPage Scan
183'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaintsPage Scan
184The old Isaelites knew what it was they must doPage Scan
185Our Master, Jesus, reign'd abovePage Scan
186In de dark wood, no Indian nighPage Scan
187They must be as the troubled seaPage Scan
188Far from the world, O Lord, I fleePage Scan
189From Greenland's icy mountainsPage Scan
190The chariot! the chariot! its wheels roll in firePage Scan
191For what shall I praise thee, my God and my King?Page Scan
192Great God, who hear'st our sighsPage Scan
193When Israel out of Egypt camePage Scan
194Whither should our full souls aspirePage Scan
195Returning to his throne abovePage Scan
196In time of tribulationPage Scan
197How beautiful the sightPage Scan
198Lord, our ransom'd souls adore theePage Scan

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