The Christian Psalmist (Numeral ed.) 10th ed., 1st rev. ed.

Editor: S. W. Leonard, A. D. Fillmore
Publisher: S. W. Leonard, Louisville, Ky., 1851
Denomination: Disciples of Christ
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d101From all that's mortal, all that's vain
d102From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
d103From Greenland's icy mountains
d104From whence doth [does] this [the] union arise
d105Gentle nature, heavenly fair
d106Give thanks to God, he [who] reigns above
d107Give to the winds thy [your] fears
d108Glorious things of thee are spoken
d109Glory to God on high
d110Glory to God on high, Let earth and sky reply
d111Go, heralds of the cross, proclaim
d112Go on ye [you] Pilgrims, while [here] below
d113Go thou, in life's fair morning
d114Go, when the morning shineth
d115God forbid that I should glory
d116God is our refuge, tried and proved
d117God moves in a mysterious way
d118God of all created wonder
d119God of all grace and majesty
d120God of our salvation, hear us
d121Grace, 'tis a charming [cheering] [joyful] [pleasing] sound
d122Great God, what do I [we] see and hear
d123Great God, where'er we pitch our tent
d124Great Redeemer, Friend of sinners
d125Guide me, O thou great Jehovah
d126Had I the tongues of Greeks and Jews
d127Hail, all you hosts of seraphs bright
d128Hail, Father, hail, beloved Son
d129Hail, God our Father, glorious King
d130Hail, sweetest, dearest, tie that binds
d131Hail, thou long expected Jesus
d132Hail to the brightness of Zion's glad morning
d133Hail to the Lord's anointed
d134Hallowed Gethsemane, Once the Savior knelt in thee
d135Hark, from the tomb [tombs] a doleful [warning] [mournful] sound
d136Hark, my soul, it is the Lord
d137Hark, ten thousand harps and voices
d138Hark, the judgment trumpet sounding
d139Hark, the vesper hymn is stealing
d140Hark, what mean those heavenly voices
d141Have you heard, have you heard of that [the] sun-bright [heavenly] clime
d142He cometh, he cometh, the ages are o'er
d143He dies, the friend of sinners dies
d144He is gone to the grave
d145Hear, O sinner, mercy hails [calls] you
d146Hear the royal proclamation, the glad tidings
d147Heaven, heaven is a blest region
d148Heavenly Father, sovereign [might] Lord
d149Here o'er the earth as a stranger I roam
d150Here will we meet the Saviour's poor
d151Hither, ye faithful, haste with [in] songs of triumph
d152Ho ye remnant oppressed scattered bruised
d153Holy and reverend is the name
d154How beauteous are their [his] feet
d155How beauteous is the earth
d156How blest the sacred tie that binds
d157How calm and beautiful the morn
d158How calm is the mind when supported by Jesus
d159How charming is the place
d160How cheering the thought, that the spirits in bliiss
d161How condescending, and how kind
d162How firm a foundation, ye [you] saints of the Lord
d163How gracious the promise, how soothing the word
d164How happy are they, Who the [their] Savior [Jesus] obey
d165How happy is the man who has [hath] chosen wisdom's ways
d166How happy is the pilgrim's lot
d167How long, O Lord our Savior
d168How painfully pleasing the fond recollection Of youthful connections [emotions]
d169How pleasing to behold and see
d170How sad our state [fate] by nature is
d171How still and peaceful is [Lord] the grave
d172How sweet, how [and] heavenly is the sight
d173How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
d174How sweet to be allowed to pray
d175How sweet to reflect on the [those] joys that await me [us]
d176How sweetly flowed the gospel's sound
d177How tedious and tasteless [restless and tiresome] the hours
d178I came to the spot where the White Pilgrim lay
d179I have no resting place on earth
d180I have sought round the [this] verdant earth
d181I hear the voice of singing
d182I hear thee speak of the better land
d183I long to see the season [seasons] come when sinners
d184I love thy kingdom, Lord
d185I love to see the glorious sun
d186I love to steal awhile away
d187I seek a place which is out of sight
d188I send the joys of earth away
d189I will arise, I will arise, will arise
d190I would not live alway [always], I ask not to stay
d191I would not weep, when passing clouds
d192I'll praise my Maker with my [while I've] [whilst I've] breath
d193I'm a pilgrim and I'm a stranger, I can tarry
d194I'm not ashamed to own my [the] Lord
d195In all my [our] [thy] ways, O God [Lord] I would acknowledge thee
d196In seasons of grief to my God I'll repair
d197Infinite loveliness is thine
d198Isr'l the desert trod
d199Jerusalem, my happy home
d200Jesus, and shall it ever be

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