Laudes Domini: a selection of spiritual songs ancient & modern (Abr. ed.)

Editor: Chas S. Robinson
Publisher: Century Co., New York, 1888
Language: English
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497How sweet, how heavenly is the sightBELMONTTextPage Scan
498Let saints below in concert sing UNATextPage Scan
499Not to the terrors of the Lord UNATextPage Scan
500Dear Saviour! we are thineGOLDEN HILLTextPage Scan
501Jesus, our faith increaseGOLDEN HILLTextPage Scan
502Blest are the sons of peaceGOLDEN HILLTextPage Scan
503And are we yet aliveGOLDEN HILLTextPage Scan
504O Christ, the eternal LightGOLDEN HILLTextPage Scan
505Blest be the tie that binds BOYLSTONTextPage Scan
506Jesus, we look to theeWOODTextPage Scan
507Let party names no moreWOODTextPage Scan
508O God of Bethel, by whose handAZMONTextPage Scan
509See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand AZMONTextPage Scan
510By cool Siloam's shady rillSILOAMTextPage Scan
511Great God, now condescendINVERNESSTextPage Scan
512The Saviour kindly calls INVERNESSTextPage Scan
513This child we dedicate to theeHEBRONTextPage Scan
514Dear Saviour, if these lambs should strayHEBRONTextPage Scan
515Jesus spreads his banner o'er usST. SYLVESTERTextPage Scan
516While in sweet communion feedingST. SYLVESTERTextPage Scan
517Jesus calls us, o'er the tumultDORRNANCETextPage Scan
518Take my heart, O Father! take itDORRNANCETextPage Scan
519In the cross of Christ I gloryRATHBUNTextPage Scan
520By Christ redeemed, in Christ restoredHANFORDTextPage Scan
521My gracious Lord, I own thy rightROCKINGHAM (Mason's)TextPage Scan
522Lord, I am thine, entirely thineROCKINGHAM (Mason's)TextPage Scan
523O thou, my soul, forget no moreMARSHMANTextPage Scan
524Jesus is gone above the skies SESSIONSTextPage Scan
525Draw near, O Holy Dove, draw nearSESSIONSTextPage Scan
526Jesus, thy Blood and RighteousnessGRACE CHURCHTextPage Scan
527How sweet and awful is the placeDUNDEETextPage Scan
528Jesus! thou art the sinner's FriendCHERITHTextPage Scan
529Prepare us, Lord to view thy crossCHERITHTextPage Scan
530Together with these symbols, LordCHERITHTextPage Scan
531According to thy gracious wordDEDHAMTextPage Scan
532Jesus, at whose supreme commandBEATITUDOTextPage Scan
533If human kindness meets returnBEATITUDOTextPage Scan
534Jesus, I my cross have takenELLESDIETextPage Scan
535Soul, then know thy full salvationELLESDIETextPage Scan
536Jesus, who on Calvary's mountainELLESDIETextPage Scan
537Sweet the moments, rich in blessingARMSTRONGTextPage Scan
538From the table now retiringSICILYTextPage Scan
539Rock of Ages, cleft for me!ROCK OF AGESTextPage Scan
540Son of God! to thee I cryROCK OF AGESTextPage Scan
541"Till He come:" oh, let the wordsROCK OF AGESTextPage Scan
542When I view my Saviour bleedingAUSTRIATextPage Scan
543Come, thou Fount of every blessingNETTLETONTextPage Scan
544God is the refuge of his saintsAPPLETONTextPage Scan
545Great God! whose universal swayWARDTextPage Scan
546Triumphant Zion, lift thy headANVERNTextPage Scan
547Why on the bending willows hungANVERNTextPage Scan
548Look from thy sphere of endless dayANVERNTextPage Scan
549Let Zion and her sons rejoiceOAKSVILLETextPage Scan
550A mother may forgetful beOAKSVILLETextPage Scan
551Shine, mighty God! on Zion shineOAKSVILLETextPage Scan
552Rise, crowned with light, imperial Salem, rise!MOSCOWTextPage Scan
553Lord of all worlds, incline thy bounteous earSAVANNAHTextPage Scan
554From Greenland's icy mountainsMISSIONARY HYMNTextPage Scan
555How beauteous on the mountainsMISSIONARY HYMNTextPage Scan
556Our country's voice is pleadingMUNICHTextPage Scan
557And is the time approachingMUNICHTextPage Scan
558Hail to the Lord's anointedWEBBTextPage Scan
559The morning light is breakingORIENSTextPage Scan
560Oh, that the Lord's salvationORIENSTextPage Scan
561Roll on, thou mighty oceanORIENSTextPage Scan
562Saviour, visit thy plantation!RATHBUNTextPage Scan
563Hail to the brightness of Zion's glad morning!WESLEYTextPage Scan
564Jesus shall reign where'er the sunMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
565Sovereign of worlds! display thy powerMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
566Though now the nations sit beneathMENDONTextPage Scan
567Zion! awake, thy strength renewMENDONTextPage Scan
568O'er the gloomy hills of darknessREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
569Saints of God! the dawn is brighteningREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
570On the mountain's top appearingREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
571Hallelujah! best and sweetestHAMDENTextPage Scan
572O Lord, thy work reviveST. BRIDETextPage Scan
573Oh, for the happy hour ST. BRIDETextPage Scan
574Why do we mourn departing friendsCHINATextPage Scan
575When downward to the darksome tombST. AGESTextPage Scan
576Why should we start, and fear to die?ZEPHYRTextPage Scan
577How blest the righteous when he diesZEPHYRTextPage Scan
578Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep!RESTTextPage Scan
579Hark! hark! my soul! angelic songs are swelling"VOX ANGELICATextPage Scan
580Great God, what do I see and hear!JUDGMENTTextPage Scan
581When my last hour is close at handJUDGMENTTextPage Scan
582Beyond the smiling and the weepingBEYOND--ChantTextPage Scan
583The sands of time are sinkingRUTHERFORDTextPage Scan
584There is an hour of peaceful restTextPage Scan
585The roseate hues of early dawnCASTLE RISINGTextPage Scan
586On Jordan's rugged banks I standCASTLE RISINGTextPage Scan
587There is a land of pure delightVARINATextPage Scan
588Jerusalem! my happy home!JERUSALEMTextPage Scan
589Jerusalem, the glorious!MIRIAMTextPage Scan
590Oh, fair the gleams of gloryMIRIAMTextPage Scan
591Jerusalem, the goldenEWINGTextPage Scan
592Brief life is here our portionEWINGTextPage Scan
593O mother dear, JerusalemRHINETextPage Scan
594Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsAMSTERDAMTextPage Scan
595Oh, what shall be, oh, when shall beST. ASAPH TextPage Scan
596Come, ye thankful people, comeST. GEORGETextPage Scan

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