The Hymn Book of the Free Methodist Church

Publisher: B. T. Roberts, Rochester, N.Y., 1891
Denomination: Free Methodist Church of North America
Language: English
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301And let our bodies partPage Scan
302Lord, if at thy command The word of life we sowPage Scan
303Men of God, go take your stationsPage Scan
304Come ye [you] sinners, poor and wretched [needy], Weak and woundedPage Scan
305Sinner [sinners], will you [ye] scorn [slight] the messagePage Scan
306O wondrous love divinePage Scan
307Come, weary sinners, come, GroaningPage Scan
308Delay not, delay not: O sinner [drunkard] draw nearPage Scan
309Ho, everyone that thirsts, draw nighPage Scan
310Blow ye [you] the trumpet, blowPage Scan
311Let earth and heaven agree [combine]Page Scan
312Come sinners to the gospel feastPage Scan
313Sinners, obey the gospel wordPage Scan
314Come, O ye sinners, to the LordPage Scan
315Hark, the Savior's voice from heavenPage Scan
316Sinner [sinners] turn, why will ye [you] diePage Scan
317There's a wideness in God's mercyPage Scan
318Sinners, turn, while God is nearPage Scan
319Weary souls that [who] wander widePage Scan
320Return, O wanderer, to thy homePage Scan
321From the cross uplifted highPage Scan
322Return, O wanderer, return [Return, return, now wanderer]Page Scan
323Come, humble sinner, in whose breastPage Scan
324Lovers of pleasure more than GodPage Scan
325The voice of free grace cries escapePage Scan
326Let every mortal ear attendPage Scan
327Behold the Lamb of God, who bears the world's dread loadPage Scan
328Come, ye [you] disconsolate, where'er ye [you] languishPage Scan
329Look unto Christ ye sinnersPage Scan
330Jesus, Redeemer of mankindPage Scan
331What shall I do my God to lovePage Scan
332Just as thou art, without one trace Of love or joyPage Scan
333Almost persuaded now to believe, AlmostPage Scan
334Awaked from sin's delusive sleepPage Scan
335O for a glance of heavenly dayPage Scan
336Stay, thou insulted [long suffering] SpiritPage Scan
337Show pity Lord, O Lord, forgivePage Scan
338God is in this and every placePage Scan
339Thou hidden God, for whom I groanPage Scan
340How oft have I the Spirit grievedPage Scan
341O that thou wouldst the heavens rendPage Scan
342O for that tenderness of heartPage Scan
343O that I could repent, With all my idols partPage Scan
344Prostrate at Jesus' feetPage Scan
345O Thou that wouldst not havePage Scan
346When shall thy love constrain and force me to thy breastPage Scan
347Wherewith O God [Lord], shall I draw nearPage Scan
348Lord, I despair myself to healPage Scan
349God of my life, what just returnPage Scan
350I would be thine, O take my heartPage Scan
351O could I lose myself in TheePage Scan
352Is there a thing too hard for theePage Scan
353Ah, whither should I goPage Scan
354And can I yet delayPage Scan
355Did Christ o'er sinner's weepPage Scan
356Father, I dare believe Thee, merciful and truePage Scan
357Father of lights, from whom proceedsPage Scan
358Yes, from this instant, now, I will to my offended Father cryPage Scan
359Lord, I hear of [that] [the] showers of blessingPage Scan
360Father, I stretch my hand [hands] to theePage Scan
361How sad our state [fate] by nature isPage Scan
362O Sun of righteousness, arise with healingPage Scan
363O that I could my Lord receivePage Scan
364Author of faith, to thee I [we] cryPage Scan
365O thou who hast our sorrows bornePage Scan
366Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in TheePage Scan
367Savior, Prince of Isr'l's race, see from Thy lofty thronePage Scan
368O disclose thy lovely facePage Scan
369By thy birth, and by thy tearsPage Scan
370Jesus, let thy pitying eyePage Scan
371Savior, see me from above, nor suffer me to diePage Scan
372God of my salvation, hearPage Scan
373Let the world their virtue [beauties] boastPage Scan
374Light of those whose dreary dwellingPage Scan
375Depth of mercy, can there be, Mercy still reserved for me?Page Scan
376Jesus, thy far extended fame My drooping soul exultsPage Scan
377Though eighteen hundred years are pastPage Scan
378Jesus, the sinner's friend, to theePage Scan
379Just as I am, without one pleaPage Scan
380Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] flyPage Scan
381Who can describe the joys that risePage Scan
382O for a closer walk with GodPage Scan
383Sweet was the time when first I feltPage Scan
384The long lost son, with streaming eyesPage Scan
385Long have I seemed to serve thee LordPage Scan
386Jesus, Friend of sinners hear, Yet once againPage Scan
387We have no outward righteousnessPage Scan
388Let not the wise his [their] wisdom boastPage Scan
389Author of faith, eternal WordPage Scan
390In hope against all human hopePage Scan
391Jesus, to thee I now can flyPage Scan
392In evil long I took delightPage Scan
393In answer to ten thousand prayersPage Scan
394Now have I found the ground whereinPage Scan
395And can it be that I should gain [claim]Page Scan
396My hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousnessPage Scan
397A goodly [godly] formal saint, I long appeared in sightPage Scan
398I was a wandering sheepPage Scan
399My God, my God, to thee I cryPage Scan
400I heard the voice of Jesus say, come unto me and restPage Scan

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