SACRED

POEMS AND HYMNS,

FOR

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVOTION

BY
JAMES MONTGOMERY

"From young and old, with every breath, Let prayer and praise arise, Life be "the daily offering,"--Death, "The evening sacrifice."
HYMN LXXV., p. 81.

WITH THE AUTHOR'S LATEST CORRECTIONS, AND AN INTRODUCTION BY JOHN HOLLAND.

NEW-YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
[no entity: &] 346 348 BROADWAY.
M.DCCC.LIV.

ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1854, by
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
In the Clerk's office of the District Court for the Southern District of New-York.

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#	Text	Tune
201	Sing a new song unto the Lord
202	Now in holy convocation
203	Moments and minutes, hours and days
204	Less than the least of all
205	The tender mercies of our Lord
206	Food, raiment, dwelling, health and friends
207	Be known to us in breaking bread
208	What secret hand, at morning-light
209	The blessing of a night's repose
210	My God, beneath Thy watching eye
211	Full speed along the world's highway
212	In a land of strange delight
213	Thee, in the watches of the night
214	O where shall rest be found
215	Few, few and evil are thy days
216	A hundred years ago, not one
217	A child, a youth, a man
218	Nothing into this world we brought
219	On our span-long pilgrimage
220	Lord, I have put my trust in Thee
221	The end of all things is at hand
222	To-day is added to our time
223	Time grows not old with length of years
224	At every motion of our breath
225	Weep no more, Zion, dry thy streaming tears
226	Where are the dead?
227	Heaven is a place of rest from sin
228	While through this changing world we roam
229	There is a river pure and bright
230	Though I walk the downward shade
231	Mercy and goodness, O my God
232	The sting of death is sin
233	How many generations dead
234	For ever with the Lord
235	When the overwhelming waters
236	The days and years of time are fled
237	What are these in bright array
238	Eternity! Eternity
239	Angels from the realms of glory
240	Children of Zion, know your King
241	Daughter of Zion, from the dust
242	Strangers, whence came ye to the West
243	To me, though neither voice nor sound
244	Now weigh the anchor, hoist the sail
245	Peace, that passeth understanding
246	Is this the day that gave me birth?
247	Brother and friend, with heart and voice
248	O Thou, in whom we live and move
249	The sun clear-shining after showers
250	Sleep, weary world, and take thy rest
251	Once more, to pay our annual vows
252	One song of praise, one voice of prayer
253	Send out Thy light and truth, O God
254	Home, kindred, friends, and country, these
255	Sow in the morn thy seed
256	The heathen perish
257	O Spirit of the living God
258	A grain of corn an infant's hand
259	In a garden, man was placed
260	Let there be light: thus spake the Word
261	Arise and shine, your light is come
262	Our Master, Jesus, reign'd above
263	Fair shines the morning star
264	Oh! Valiant-for-the-Truth
265	Lift up your heads, ye gates of brass
266	Fall down ye nations, and adore
267	Hail to the Lord's Anointed
268	Will e'er that sabbath-morning rise
269	O be joyful, every nation
270	The King of Glory we proclaim
271	Thine arm, O Lord, of old
272	The God of your forefathers praise
273	All hail! our Church's Elder dear
274	The sunbeams, infinitely small
275	Proclaim the year of Jubilee
276	To God most awful and most high
277	Flowers grow in sweet societies
278	We lift our eyes, our hands, to Thee
279	The God of harvest praise
280	Is summer ended, harvest past
281	O take away this evil heart
282	Lift up your eyes, look round
283	As from the winter sky
284	A year, another year is fled
285	Our soul shall magnify the Lord
286	When, like a stranger on our sphere
287	Father of light, and life, and love
288	When Israel, press'd by Pharaoh, stood
289	Let the land mourn through all its coasts
290	It is the Lord! Behold His hand
291	Walking on the winged wind
292	Sing Hallelujah; sing
293	Heaven as a tent Thine hand displayed
294	The ground on which this day we stand
295	Not in Jerusalem alone
296	A sure and tried foundation stone
297	Not here, as to the prophet's eye
298	Father of glory, God of grace
299	Behold yon bright array
300	This stone to Thee in faith we lay