Ocean Melodies, and Seamen's Companion: a collection of hymns and music; for the use of Bethels, Chaplains of the Navy and private devotion of Mariners

Editor: Phineas Stow
Publisher: Phineas Stow, Boston, 1849
Denomination: Baptist hymnals (general)
Language: English
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7The rolling waves of Ocean's tide(Old Hundred)TextPage Scan
8When marshal'd on the raging main(When marshal'd on the raging main)Page Scan
9aBenighted on the troublous mainPage Scan
9bThe heavens declare thy glory, LordPage Scan
9cStar of the East! the tempest-tostTextPage Scan
10aHe dies! the Friend of sinners diesPage Scan
10b'Tis midnight; and on Olive's browPage Scan
11aLord, when the mists of doubt arisePage Scan
11bSailor speed thee o'er the seaPage Scan
11cFloat gently on, thou blessed barkPage Scan
11dWhen launched upon the briny tidePage Scan
12aLove is a bright and burning firePage Scan
12bMorn wakes and waves her purple wingPage Scan
13aEarth glorious wakes, as o'er her breastPage Scan
13bEarth sleeps, with all her glorious thingsPage Scan
13cA cheering ray of hope has gleamedPage Scan
13dLet our united voices risePage Scan
14God of the seas, thy mighty voiceWAY-FARING MANPage Scan
15A poor way-faring man of grief Page Scan
16Thou'rt sounding on, thou mighty seaPage Scan
17aChild of the Sea! hast thou this HopePage Scan
17bI've launched upon the sea of lifePage Scan
18O thou whose matchless power controlsPage Scan
19aWhen on the ocean's towering foamPage Scan
19bHow sweet the songs of Zion soundPage Scan
19cThere is a place of sacred restPage Scan
20He that in vent'rous barks hath beenPage Scan
21aThy neighbor? It is he whom thouPage Scan
21bThe bard of Israel swept his lyrePage Scan
21cSay to the storms exhaust thy ragePage Scan
21dWhen o'er the mighty deep we rodePage Scan
22Deep fiery clouds o'ercast the skyPage Scan
23aBehold, upon the raging seaPage Scan
23bA bright unfading crown doth gracePage Scan
23cSweet, on the mourning captive's earPage Scan
24aWhere is thy home? I asked a childPage Scan
24bHere in this lonely humble bedPage Scan
24cWould you behold the works of GodPage Scan
24dGreat universal Lord of allPage Scan
25aYes! thou art gone from us awayPage Scan
25bWhich is the happiest death to die?Page Scan
25cAs onward speeds the stately shipPage Scan
25dGod of the ever rolling deepPage Scan
26aO who can tell, that never sailedPage Scan
26bThe Father will protect and shieldPage Scan
26cO honored saint, O glorious placePage Scan
27aHe tempts once more the smiling deepPage Scan
27bGod of the land and rolling floodPage Scan
27cOh! Pilot, 'tis a fearful nightPage Scan
28The glorious morning dawnsPage Scan
29aNight cometh o'er the sea!Page Scan
29bYour harps, ye trembling saintsPage Scan
29cI'm bound upon the seaPage Scan
29dO for the death of thosePage Scan
30A wail comes o'er the wavePage Scan
31aDear Saviour, teach our heartsPage Scan
31bFather, the storm is loudPage Scan
31cThe storm is on the deepPage Scan
31dI heard a voice from heavenPage Scan
32Great God! Eternal KingPage Scan
33aI love thy kingdom, LordPage Scan
33bCome, we that love the LordPage Scan
33cLaborers of Christ, arisePage Scan
34Sailor, lift up thy voicePage Scan
35aGod is the seamen's friendPage Scan
35bO! God of sailors, hearPage Scan
36aGod gave the gift to manPage Scan
36bSpeed, speed the temperance ship!Page Scan
36cHow long shall virtue languishPage Scan
37a"Only this once;" the wine-cup glowedPage Scan
37bDrink has a thousand treach'rous artsPage Scan
37cThere's a draught that causeth sadnessPage Scan
37dGracious God, to thee belongPage Scan
38aBut as they sailed He fell asleepPage Scan
38bHark! upon the midnight airPage Scan
38cRuler of the earth and skyPage Scan
38dTossing on a stormy seaPage Scan
39aHow beautiful the setting sun!Page Scan
39bWhat heavenly music do I hearPage Scan
39cTell me not in mournful numbersPage Scan
40aWith glowing hearts great God, our KingPage Scan
40bAnother day is pastPage Scan
40cWe thank thee, Father, for the dayPage Scan
40dLet party names no morePage Scan
41aThou who didst hear thy children cryPage Scan
41bA sand unconscious is removedPage Scan
41cSeamen on mountain waves are rolledPage Scan
42Toss'd upon life's raging billowPage Scan
43aLet me go; my soul is wearyPage Scan
43bWhither goest thou sailor strangerPage Scan
43cDark and fearful clouds appearingPage Scan
43dToilworn Sailor, come and welcomePage Scan
44Tho' hard the winds are blowingPage Scan
45aJust launched upon the oceanPage Scan
45bAs flows the rapid riverPage Scan
45cGo, speak to that brave seamanPage Scan
46The seraphs bright are hoveringPage Scan
47aRoll on, thou mighty oceanPage Scan
47bGod is my strong salvationPage Scan
47cWe are scattered--we are scatteredPage Scan

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