Gospel Melodies

Publisher: Stith E. Burton, Petersburg, Va., 1821
Language: English
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d1Ah what avail the pomp of state
d2Amazing love, at Lazarus' grave
d3And is there refuge from sin
d4And is there then a world of hope
d5And may my longong soul believe
d6And was it thus, did glassy tears
d7Another week has rolled away
d8Around the throne of heaven
d9Around the trembling Sinai roars
d10As Christ his covenant displayed
d11As Paul before stern Felix stood
d12Before from night creation sprang
d13Behold the books are opened wide
d14Behold, the doubtful judge appears
d15Behold the Lord in mercy stand
d16Behold the man, the incarnate Lord
d17Beside the dying thief he hung
d18Blest Savior, enthroned in the skies
d19Blest sound of grace, Come forth, he cries
d20Blood has a voice of thundering cry
d21Christ is the Shepherd of his flock
d22Clear faith, with piercing eyes
d23Come, sceptic, in a cause so dear
d24Come, ye [you] [we] that [who] love the Lord [Christ], And let your [our] joys
d25Compare the glories of a world
d26Dark and mysterious are the means
d27Deny the Savior, he whose love
d28Do I love, do I love thee
d29Dread Lord, I do not what I would
d30Eternal Spirit, wilt thou dwell
d31Forgive them, Father, Jesus cried
d32Go, Hebrew, to the sacred law
d33Go, said the Savior, preach my word
d34Go to the sculptured gods of old
d35God formed creation bright and pure
d36God is a spirit, great and pure
d37Hail, sacred Dove, thy mystic power
d38Hark, what seraphic notes
d39Holy and just art thou
d40Holy and just the Lord is found
d41How painful to the feeling heart
d42How prone the sinful heart to doubt
d43How pure were the doctrines he taught
d44How quickly, how deeply, undone
d45How vain, alas, all wordly glare
d46How vast the gospel treasures are
d47How white the fields, the harvest sown
d48How wonderful the grace bestowed
d49How wondrous are the ways
d50Humble, in thine almighty power
d51I love this hour of calm repose
d52I said to my sorrowing soul
d53Jerusalem, Jerusalem, enveiled in mental night
d54Jesus, how glorious are thy ways
d55Jesus, our Leader, sounds the alarms
d56Jesus, that formed the worlds of light
d57Led by Judas, came the Jews
d58Look inward on every crime
d59Lord, from the orient to the west
d60Lost in a storm of guilt
d61Master, we would, the apostle said
d62My soul to early transport wakes
d63Mysterious are the ways of God
d64Mysterious word, eternal power
d65O boundless love, amazing grace
d66O cheering sound, how blest are they
d67O for grace to speak the mystery
d68O Paschal Lamb, thou Lord of life
d69O that the look which Peter felt
d70O thou who seekest the truth, the way
d71O 'tis a thing of stange appal
d72Placed mid the storms of life
d73Placed on this vast and cheerless ball
d74Proud Babylon awaits her fate
d75Rash sinner, wilt thou ne'er believe
d76Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice, The glorious hour has come
d77Salvation from the God of love
d78Seke ye the Lord in early youth
d79Short is thy mortal stay my soul
d80Sinner, art thou an angry Saul
d81Soul, look to Jesus
d82Star of the east, thy peerless ray
d83Star of the morning, thou whose ray
d84The glorious gospel of our God
d85The gospel trumpet sounds, let those that hear obey
d86The man that giveth to the poor
d87The moment of death is arrived
d88The trumpet of salvation sounds
d89The trumpet sound the day proclaim
d90The world has pleasures to bestow
d91There is a calm for wearied minds
d92There is a faith that never dies
d93There is a garden, rich in bloom
d94There is a rest for those who mourn
d95There is a rest for wearied souls
d96This life's a voyage of strife and storm
d97Thrice holy are the realms of love
d98'Tis come at length, the dreadful night
d99'Tis done; the destined hour
d100To God, the eternal King

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