Hymns for Social Worship: selected from Watts, Doddridge, Newton, Cowper, Steele and others

Editor: Oliver Richmond Kingsbury
Publisher: American Tract Society, New York, 1840
Language: English
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101Prisoners of sin, and Satan tooPage Scan
102Not to condemn the sons of menPage Scan
103Say, sinner, hath a voice withinPage Scan
104Amazing sight, the Saviour standsPage Scan
105And canst thou, sinner, slightPage Scan
106Sinners, the voice of God regard!Page Scan
107Raise, thoughtless sinner, raise thine eyePage Scan
108Sinner, art thou still secure?Page Scan
109Stop, poor sinner, stop and thinkPage Scan
110And will the Judge descend?Page Scan
111Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was IPage Scan
112Broad is the road that leads to deathPage Scan
113God's holy law transgress'dPage Scan
114I saw, beyond the tombPage Scan
115Sinner, hear the Saviour's callPage Scan
116Come hither, all ye weary soulsPage Scan
117Come, ye weary, heavy ladenPage Scan
118The Saviour calls--let every earPage Scan
119Return and come to GodPage Scan
120Behld a stranger at the door!Page Scan
121Sinners, will you scorn the messagePage Scan
122Return, O wanderer, returnPage Scan
123Sinners, turn, why will ye die?Page Scan
124Now is the accepted timePage Scan
125Come, ye weary souls opprestPage Scan
126Come, weary souls, with sin distress'dPage Scan
127Hearts of stone, relent, relentPage Scan
128Jesus, dear name, how sweet the sound!Page Scan
129Ye wretched, hungry, starving poor Page Scan
130Ye dying sons of menPage Scan
131Hear, O sinner! mercy hails youPage Scan
132Let every mortal ear attendPage Scan
133Ho! every one that thirsts, draw nighPage Scan
134From the cross uplifted highPage Scan
135Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishPage Scan
136Peace, troubled soul--thy plaintive moanPage Scan
137Oh! for a glance of heavenly dayPage Scan
138My former hopes are fledPage Scan
139Alas! I've sinned; and clearly seePage Scan
140Jesus, save my dying soulPage Scan
141And does the Spirit kindly movePage Scan
142My soul would fain indulge a hopePage Scan
143Astonish'd and distress'dPage Scan
144Ah! whither should I goPage Scan
145With tears of anguish I lamentPage Scan
146Oh that my load of sin were gone!Page Scan
147How oft, alas! this wretched heartPage Scan
148'Twas for my sins, my dearest LordPage Scan
149Sin enslaved me many yearsPage Scan
150Lord, help me to repentPage Scan
151O Thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
152Prostrate, dear Jesus, at thy feetPage Scan
153Sov'reign Ruler, Lord of allPage Scan
154Lord, at thy feet we sinners liePage Scan
155Lord, I am vile, conceiv'd in sinPage Scan
156Show pity Lord; O Lord, forgivePage Scan
157Out of the deeps of long distressPage Scan
158O Thou that hear'st when sinners cry!Page Scan
159The prodigal, with streaming eyesPage Scan
160And have I measur'd half my daysPage Scan
161Encourag'd by thy wordPage Scan
162Come, trembling sinner, in whose breastPage Scan
163Lord, thou hast won, at length I yieldPage Scan
164Here, at thy cross, my dying GodPage Scan
165The Saviour! Oh, what endless charmsPage Scan
166And will the Lord thus condescendPage Scan
167People of the living God!Page Scan
168When any turn from Zion's wayPage Scan
169To whom, my Saviour, shall I goPage Scan
170Jesus Christ has lived and diedPage Scan
171Welcome, welcome, dear RedeemerPage Scan
172O happy day, that fix'd my choicePage Scan
173Now I resolve, with all my heartPage Scan
174How long beneath the law I layPage Scan
175How sad our state by nature is!Page Scan
176'Tis past--the dreadful stormy nightPage Scan
177What shall I render to my GodPage Scan
178Approach, my soul, the mercy-seatPage Scan
179'Tis a point I long to knowPage Scan
180And what am I?--My soul, awakePage Scan
181Anxious I strove to find the wayPage Scan
182Hark, my soul, it is the Lord!Page Scan
183Dear Jesus, when, when shall it bePage Scan
184Encompass'd with clouds of distressPage Scan
185Once I thought my mountain strongPage Scan
186Why is my heart so far from theePage Scan
187Holy Lord God! I love thy truthPage Scan
188Waked by the trumpet's soundPage Scan
189How full of anguish is the thoughtPage Scan
190When God reveal'd his gracious namePage Scan
191When, overwhelm'd with griefPage Scan
192Soon as I heard my Father sayPage Scan
193Although the vine its fruit denyPage Scan
194My God, my portion, and my lovePage Scan
195Wait, my soul, upon the LordPage Scan
196Behold what wondrous gracePage Scan
197My God, permit my tonguePage Scan
198'Twas in the watches of the nightPage Scan
199Oh, cease! my wandering soulPage Scan
200Nay, I cannot let thee goPage Scan

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