Hymns, Selected and Original: for public and private worship (1st ed.)

Publisher: L. Johnson (Stereotyper), Gettysburg, Penn., 1828
Denomination: General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States
Language: English
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401O could I find some peaceful bow'rTextPage Scan
402What strange perplexities arise!TextPage Scan
403Why sinks my weak desponding mind?TextPage Scan
404When darkness long has veil'd my mindTextPage Scan
405When any turn from Zion's wayTextPage Scan
406Ye, who in former daysTextPage Scan
407Backsliders, who your misery feelTextPage Scan
408I love the Lord; but ah! how farTextPage Scan
409The wandering star, and fleeting windTextPage Scan
410My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so?TextPage Scan
411My heart, how dreadful hard it is!TextPage Scan
412How shall a lost sinner in painTextPage Scan
413Depth of mercy! can there beTextPage Scan
414How oft, alas! this wretched heartTextPage Scan
415Weary of wandering from my GodTextPage Scan
416Oh! for a closer walk with GodTextPage Scan
417Dear Jesus, let thy pitying eyeTextPage Scan
418O that I were as heretofore!TextPage Scan
419Jesus, my Saviour and my GodTextPage Scan
420I thirst, but not as once I didTextPage Scan
421Holy Lord God! I love thy truthTextPage Scan
422As pants the hart for cooling springsTextPage Scan
423Love divine, all love excellingTextPage Scan
424O that my load of sin were goneTextPage Scan
425My Lord! in whose presence I liveTextPage Scan
426My God! permit me not to beTextPage Scan
427Return, my roving heart, returnTextPage Scan
428My Father! cheering name!TextPage Scan
429Sovereign Ruler of the skiesTextPage Scan
430Wherefore should man, frail child of clayTextPage Scan
431Let Pharisees of high esteemTextPage Scan
432Blest be the tie, that bindsTextPage Scan
433How blest the sacred tie, that bindsTextPage Scan
434Lo, what a pleasing sightTextPage Scan
435Dear Lord, my best desires fulfilTextPage Scan
436Had I the tongues of Greeks and JewsTextPage Scan
437O God of Jacob, by whose handTextPage Scan
438Happy the heart, where graces reignTextPage Scan
439Ye servants of the LordTextPage Scan
440Lord, I cannot let thee goTextPage Scan
441Father, Son, and Holy GhostTextPage Scan
442Jesus! and shall it ever beTextPage Scan
443Tell me no more of earthly toysTextPage Scan
444'Tis my happiness belowTextPage Scan
445I ask'd the Lord that I might growTextPage Scan
446So let our lips and lives expressTextPage Scan
447"We've no abiding city here"TextPage Scan
448O Zion, when I think of theeTextPage Scan
449Jesus, my all, to heaven is goneTextPage Scan
450What thousands never knew the road!TextPage Scan
451How happy is the pilgrim's lotTextPage Scan
452Come, thou fount of every blessingTextPage Scan
453Children of the heavenly KingTextPage Scan
454Our country is Immanuel's groundTextPage Scan
455Guide me, O thou great Jehovah!TextPage Scan
456The sun is fast descendingTextPage Scan
457The christian navigates a seaTextPage Scan
458Not from the dust affliction growsTextPage Scan
459Father! I bless thy gentle handTextPage Scan
460The darken'd sky, how thick it low'rs!TextPage Scan
461Affliction is a stormy deepTextPage Scan
462Am I a soldier of the crossTextPage Scan
463When heaven does grant at certain timesTextPage Scan
464Why should a living man complainTextPage Scan
465When night descends in sable guiseTextPage Scan
466When I can read my title clearTextPage Scan
467How do thy mercies close me roundTextPage Scan
468What cheering words are these!TextPage Scan
469God of my life, whose gracious powerTextPage Scan
470And let this feeble body failTextPage Scan
471Courage, my soul! while God is nearTextPage Scan
472My God, the spring of all my joysTextPage Scan
473My spirit looks to God aloneTextPage Scan
474'Tis sweet to rest in lively hopeTextPage Scan
475Ev'ry moment brings me nearerTextPage Scan
476On Jordan's stormy banks I standTextPage Scan
477To languish for his native airTextPage Scan
478Jesus, help thy fallen creature!TextPage Scan
479While on the verge of life I standTextPage Scan
480The hour of my departure's comeTextPage Scan
481O 'tis enough! I ask no moreTextPage Scan
482Vital spark of heavenly flame!TextPage Scan
483Pray'r was appointed to conveyTextPage Scan
484What various hind'rances we meetTextPage Scan
485The Lord, who truly knowsTextPage Scan
486Father Divine, thy piercing eyeTextPage Scan
487Pray'r is the soul's sincere desireTextPage Scan
488Where two or three together meetTextPage Scan
489Fain would my soul with wonder traceTextPage Scan
490Far from my thoughts, vain world, begoneTextPage Scan
491How lovely, how divinely sweetTextPage Scan
492Where two or three, with sweet accordTextPage Scan
493O Lord, our languid souls inspireTextPage Scan
494Thy presence, gracious God, affordTextPage Scan
495Jesus, thou dear redeeming LordTextPage Scan
496In thy great name, O Lord, we comeTextPage Scan
497Lord, we come before thee nowTextPage Scan
498Dearest Saviour, help thy servantTextPage Scan
499I love thy Zion, Lord!TextPage Scan
500Lord of the worlds aboveTextPage Scan

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