Original Shaker Music

Publisher: Wm. A. Pond & Company, New York, 1893
Author: North Family of Mt. Lebanon, NY
Denomination: Shakers
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131Ere the dawn of day with its rosy lightPage Scan
132Pure as the fadeless noon-day lightPage Scan
133I am never forgotten, never forsakenPage Scan
134How sacred and blest is the holy hourPage Scan
135The rose hath a thorn and each pleasure a stingPage Scan
136Glory be to God! Page Scan
137Mother's gospel is my treasurePage Scan
138I am hast'ning with you, my kindred dearPage Scan
139Oh, thanks be to God for the victoryPage Scan
140How blest is the season when, calm and retiredPage Scan
141Ye who are walking life's beautiful wayPage Scan
142O God, Thou art my hopePage Scan
143Why should the tongue to Thy praises be dumbPage Scan
144To the sun-crown'd height we will onward movePage Scan
145We are strong in the Lord and His mightPage Scan
146Beautiful upon the mountainPage Scan
147In heav'n there's joy and rejoicingPage Scan
148Thy banner, O Zion, in freedom shall wavePage Scan
149May you feel the arms of mercyPage Scan
150Oh, trust in God foreverPage Scan
151There is a peace the world cannot givePage Scan
152Only an acorn that fell by the waysidePage Scan
154Abide in the truth, in the power of its mightPage Scan
156I glory, glory not, save in the cross of Christ todayPage Scan
157There's a fullness of blessingPage Scan
158Lord, I give my all freely unto TheePage Scan
159I would be one with the virgin throngPage Scan
160Let us be not wearied in our upward marchPage Scan
161I hear the gladsome song of lovePage Scan
162We will walk the lowly valleyPage Scan
163Oh the beauty of that land!Page Scan
164O Zion, arise! arise! put on thy beautiful garmentsPage Scan
166We are called to a life divine and purePage Scan
168I see the glory of the heav'nly worldPage Scan
169On to glory, on to gloryPage Scan
170Glory to the righteousPage Scan
171Waves of light, like ocean billowsPage Scan
172Oh, list to the jubilant musicPage Scan
173The sun fails not, nor the dews and showersPage Scan
174My disciples, forbear ye, revile not againPage Scan
175I'll go with you whate'er betidePage Scan
176To the bright and happy mansions in our Father's carePage Scan
177Wake from the night of thy slumberPage Scan
178O Holy Spirit, earnestlyPage Scan
179Grant me Thine aid and strength, O LordPage Scan
180If for the crowns of holy life immortal thou are yearningPage Scan
181Oh, there's a fullness in the heavens abovePage Scan
183God of heaven, we adore TheePage Scan
184Do ye not know, O workersPage Scan
185Where e'er with yearning hope we turnPage Scan
186O Lord, inspire our hearts to feelPage Scan
187We are a happy bandPage Scan
189Why will ye hunger?Page Scan
190Full off'ring of my life I bringPage Scan
191When heavenly stillness pervadethPage Scan
192No surrender, no retreatPage Scan
193Not in the form we worship GodPage Scan
194As the ancients in the city pass awayPage Scan
195Bear aloft, attending spiritsPage Scan
196Sing! sing all ye people praises to GodPage Scan
199O gentle words of kindnessPage Scan
200We are hast'ning on, we are hast'ning onPage Scan
201Silently on our spirits are nearingPage Scan
202Prepare, ye heav'nly reapers, lift up your eyes and viewPage Scan
203Repent, repent and turn to GodPage Scan
204Here's a home for the wanderer, rest for the wearyPage Scan
205'Mid verdant groves and valleys greenPage Scan
206Night's silvery stars melt in morning's soft blushesPage Scan
208List to the joyful song from the heavens abovePage Scan
210I long in my heart for the truthPage Scan
211Tenderly cared for by guardians unseenPage Scan
212Oh, what shall I give to the LordPage Scan
213The prophet saw in vision brightPage Scan
214Clad in victory, clad in gloryPage Scan
215Having dipped their robes in JordanPage Scan
216I am the Good Shepherd and know all my flockPage Scan
217O soul-sustaining Pow'rPage Scan
218Bless the Lord, O my soul! Page Scan
221Passed is the dark night of sorrowPage Scan
222Lift up thy voice in anthems of thanksgivingPage Scan
223To the realms of peace and lovePage Scan
224Like a mighty army battling for the LordPage Scan
225Bear me away, bear me awayPage Scan
226There glides thro' the valley of blessingPage Scan
227From life's exalted mountain heightPage Scan
228In my Father's house there are many mansionsPage Scan
229Down in the valleyPage Scan
230Grieve not the Comforter, 't is the Holy SpiritPage Scan
231I will take down my harp from the willowPage Scan
232Abide with me, blest angel friendPage Scan
233If our home is so beautiful herePage Scan
234Take it, Christian, bear it bravelyPage Scan
235Banish ev'ry feeling that would thy peace destroyPage Scan
236Who shall enter, who shall enter God's eternal rest?Page Scan
237Love, love, this beautiful treasurePage Scan
238We are voyaging over the ocean of timePage Scan
240How amiable are Thy tabernacles, O Lord of Hosts!Page Scan
242The Lord in His majesty reigneth supremePage Scan
243What tho' our barques may storm-toss'd bePage Scan
244The pearl of true worthPage Scan

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