A New Selection of Psalms and Hymns from the Most Approved Authors, Adapted to Public and Private Worship. 2nd ed.

Editor: E. S. Bailey, W. B. Maxson, H. Clark
Published: 1832
Place of Publication: Homer Village
Denomination: Seventh-Day Baptist General Conference
Language: English
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d501'Tis finished, the Redeemer cries
d502To Christ, the Lord, let every tongue its noblest tribute bring
d503To distant lands thy gospel send
d504To Jesus our exalted Lord, dear [that] [the] name by heaven and earth adored
d505To praise the [thee] ever bounteous [beauteous] Lord
d506To thee our wants are known
d507'Twas by an order from the Lord
d508'Twas in the watches of the night
d509'Twas on that [a] dark, that [and] doleful [awful] [dreary] night [day]
d510'Twas the commission of our [the] Lord
d511Unshaken as the sacred hill [hills] and fixed as mountains stand
d512Unto thee altar, Lord, A broken heart I bring
d513Unvail [Unveil] thy bosom, faithful tomb
d514Upward I lift mine [my] eyes
d515Vain are the hopes the [that] sons of men
d516We are exposed all day to die
d517We bless the prophet of the Lord
d518Well met, dear friends, in Jesus' name
d519Well, the Redeemer's gone
d520What contradictions meet
d521What jarring natures dwell within
d522What scenes of horror and of dread [death]
d523What shall I render to my God for all his kindness shown
d524What shall the dying sinner do
d525What strange perplexities arise
d526What think ye [you] of Christ, is the test
d527What various hindrances we meet
d528What wisdom, majesty and grace
d529When all thy [your] mercies, O my [our] God [gracious Lord]
d530When blooming youth is [are] snatched [called] away
d531When darkness long has veiled my [the] mind
d532When death appears before my [our] sight
d533When God revealed his gracious name
d534When I can read my title clear
d535When I survey the wondrous cross
d536When I the holy [empty] [lonely] [vanquished] grave [tomb] survey
d537When Jesus dwelt in mortal clay
d538When, O dear Jesus, when shall I [we]
d539When on the cross my Lord I see
d540When overwhelmed with grief
d541When sickness shakes the [languid] frame
d542When the last trumpet's awful voice
d543Whence do our mournful thoughts arise
d544Whene'er the [our] angry passions rise
d545Where shall the guilty sinner go
d546Where two or three, with sweet accord
d547While life prolongs its precious light
d548While my Redeemer's near
d549While o'er our guilty land, O Lord
d550While on the verge of life I stand
d551While shepherds watch [watched] their flocks by night
d552Who can describe the joys that rise
d553Who shall the Lord's elect condemn
d554Why do we [ye] [you] mourn departing [departed] [for dying] friends
d555Why flow these torrents of distress
d556Why should a living man complain
d557Why should our mourning thoughts delight
d558Why should we start and fear to die
d559Why, thou never setting light
d560With cheerful voices rise and sing
d561With humble heart and tongue, my God
d562With reverence let the [should thy] saints appear
d563With tears of anguish I lament
d564With thee, great God, the stores of light
d565Would you win a soul to God
d566Ye dying sons of men
d567Ye hearts with youthful vigor warm
d568Ye humble souls, approach your God
d569Ye humble souls complain no more
d570Ye little flock, whom Jesus feeds
d571Ye messengers of Christ [God]
d572Ye mourning saints [friends] [ ones], whose streaming tears
d573Ye scarlet colored sinners, come
d574Ye servant [servants] of the Lord, Each in his [your] office waits
d575Ye sons of men, with joy record
d576Ye that pass by, behold the man
d577Ye wretched, hungry, starving poor Behold a royal feast
d578Yes, my native land, I love thee
d579Yonder amazing sight I [we] see
d580Zion rejoice and Judah sing

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