Hymns of the Ages: for Public and Social Worship

Editor: Robert P. Kerr, D. D.
Publisher: Anson D. F. Randolph & Company, New York, 1891
Denomination: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.
Language: English
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100Through all the changing scenes of lifeBROCKWAYPage Scan
101Through all the downward tracts of timeBROCKWAYPage Scan
102We journey through a vale of tearsBROCKWAYPage Scan
103There is a heavenly mercy seatBROCKWAYPage Scan
104Our times are in Thy handGREEN ISLANDPage Scan
105Tomorrow, Lord, is ThineADRIANPage Scan
106The Lord my Shepherd isOLNEYPage Scan
107Your harps, ye trembling saintsOLNEYPage Scan
108Give to the Father praiseOLNEYPage Scan
109aHow firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordPROTECTIONPage Scan
109bHow firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordPORTUGUESE HYMNPage Scan
110Sovereign Ruler of the skiesMERRILLPage Scan
111Oft in danger, oft in woeMERRILLPage Scan
112Jesus, Jesus, visit meMERRILLPage Scan
113Thine forever! God of loveMERRILLPage Scan
114My God, how endless is Thy love!GRATITUDEPage Scan
115Show pity Lord; O Lord, forgiveGRATITUDEPage Scan
116Come, Sacred Spirit, from aboveERNANPage Scan
117Oh! for a faith that will not shrinkAZMONPage Scan
118How sweet to be allowed to prayAZMONPage Scan
119Thou boundless Source of every goodAZMONPage Scan
120Whilst Thee I seek, Protecting PowerBRATTLE STREETPage Scan
121Sweet is the memory of Thy graceBRATTLE STREETPage Scan
122God calling yet! shall I not hear?BRATTLE STREETPage Scan
123Thus far the Lord has led me onHEBRONPage Scan
124Oh! deem not they are blest aloneHEBRONPage Scan
125'Tis by the faith of joys to comeHEBRONPage Scan
126When languor and disease invadeWOODSTOCKPage Scan
127Why should the children of a KingWOODSTOCKPage Scan
128What if our bark, o'er life's rough waveWOODSTOCKPage Scan
129The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not wantARLINGTONPage Scan
130I love to steal awhile awayARLINGTONPage Scan
131In all my vast concerns with TheeARLINGTONPage Scan
132Nearer, my God, to TheeBETHANYPage Scan
133Ever, my Lord, with TheeBETHANYPage Scan
134Inspirer and hearer of prayerMANEPYPage Scan
135O Jesus, Saviour, sweet DesireMANEPYPage Scan
136"Christian! seek not yet repose"VIGILATEPage Scan
137Angel voices, ever singingANGEL VOICESPage Scan
138Days and moments quickly flyingST. SYLVESTERPage Scan
139Oh! Sun of Righteousness divineWILMARTHPage Scan
140With broken heart and contrite sighWILMARTHPage Scan
141God, speak to me, that I may speakWILMARTHPage Scan
142Blessed country, home of JesusLAND OF HOLY LIGHTPage Scan
143What equal honors shall we bringLAND OF HOLY LIGHTPage Scan
144How tedious and tasteless the hoursDE FLEURYPage Scan
145My gracious Redeemer I loveDE FLEURYPage Scan
146Sometimes a light surprisesWEBBPage Scan
147'Tis not that I did choose TheeWEBBPage Scan
148The pity of the LordBOYLSTONPage Scan
149Did Christ o'er sinner's weepBOYLSTONPage Scan
150Behold what wondrous graceBOYLSTONPage Scan
151The Father and the SonBOYLSTONPage Scan
152As pants the hart for cooling streamsAVONPage Scan
153In every trouble, sharp and strongAVONPage Scan
154Early, my God, without delayST. AGNESPage Scan
155Guide me, O Thou great JehovahOLIPHANTPage Scan
156God of our salvation! hear usOLIPHANTPage Scan
157Lead us, heavenly Father, lead usOLIPHANTPage Scan
158Love divine, all love excellingBAYLEYPage Scan
159Saviour! visit Thy plantationBAYLEYPage Scan
160May the grace of Christ our SaviourBAYLEYPage Scan
161Take me, oh! my Father, take me!INVITATIONPage Scan
162Saviour, hast Thou fled for everINVITATIONPage Scan
163Summer suns are glowingRUTHPage Scan
164Tarry with me, oh! my SaviourRUTHPage Scan
165Religion is the chief concernCHIMESPage Scan
166Thou art the Way,—to Thee aloneCHIMESPage Scan
167Father, I long, I faint to seeCHIMESPage Scan
168To Father, Son, and Holy GhostCHIMESPage Scan
169Brethren, while we sojourn hereMESSIAHPage Scan
170Lord, Thou art my rock of strengthMESSIAHPage Scan
171Lead, kindly Light! amid the encircling gloomLUX BENIGNAPage Scan
172In the dark and cloudy daySAVIOUR, COMFORT MEPage Scan
173Alone with Jesus! Oh! how sweetMERCY SEATPage Scan
174O holy Saviour! Friend unseenFLEMMINGPage Scan
175Dear Refuge of my weary soulGREENPORTPage Scan
176Fountain of grace, rich, full and freePARK STREETPage Scan
177Come, Holy Ghost, and through each heartPARK STREETPage Scan
178Praise God, from whom all blessings flowPARK STREETPage Scan
179Prayer is the soul's sincere desireBYEFIELDPage Scan
180Lord, I hear of showers of blessingEVEN MEPage Scan
181Oh! for a glance of heavenly dayCOMMUNIONPage Scan
182God, my supporter and my hopeMERTONPage Scan
183What is the thing of greatest priceMERTONPage Scan
184Oh! that my load of sin were gone!MERTONPage Scan
185Art thou weary, art thou languidSTEPHANOSPage Scan
186Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin?PAX TECUMPage Scan
187Come, my soul, thy suit prepareHENDONPage Scan
188Sing we to our God aboveHENDONPage Scan
189Now the day is overMERRIALPage Scan
190God reveals His presenceGRÖNINGENPage Scan
191Slowly sinks the setting sunVERNONPage Scan
192Lord, we come before thee nowPLEYEL'S HYMNPage Scan
193O Love that wilt not let me goST. MARGARETPage Scan
194Let me be with Thee where Thou artHESPERUSPage Scan
195Come, let us join with one accordCHORAL SONGPage Scan
196Let Sion's watchmen all awakeDOWNSPage Scan
197There is a God who reigns aboveDUKE ST.Page Scan
198Nature with open volume standsDUKE ST.Page Scan

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