Oberlin social & sabbath school hymn book

Author: George N. Allen
Publisher: James N. Fitch, Oberlin, 1846
Language: English
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101My Shepherd will supply my needPage Scan
102The Lord my shepherd isPage Scan
103My soul! be on thy guardPage Scan
104Alas! what hourly dangers risePage Scan
105Why that look of sadness?Page Scan
106O my soul! what means this sadness?Page Scan
107Go to dark GethsemanePage Scan
108Behold, where Cedron's waters flowPage Scan
109Must Jesus bear the cross alonePage Scan
110Stand up my soul! shake off thy fearsPage Scan
111Tell me no more of earthly toysPage Scan
112Here o'er the earth as a stranger I roamPage Scan
113Oh! for a closer walk with GodPage Scan
114Shall we go on to sinPage Scan
115Blest are the humble souls, that seePage Scan
116Blessed are the sons of GodPage Scan
117Come, Holy Spirit! comePage Scan
118Gracious Spirit! Love divine!Page Scan
119Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove!Page Scan
120My dear Redeemer, and my Lord!Page Scan
121Jesus, Lord! we look to theePage Scan
122Lord! I come to thee for restPage Scan
123Jesus hath died that I might livePage Scan
124Lamb of God! whose bleeding lovePage Scan
125My faith looks up to theePage Scan
126Jesus! I my cross have takenPage Scan
127Welcome, O Saviour! to my heartPage Scan
128Welcome, welcome, dear Redeemer!Page Scan
129Lord! I am thine, entirely thinePage Scan
130Now I resolve, with allPage Scan
131O love divine, how sweet thou art!Page Scan
132Gentle Jesus, lovely Lamb!Page Scan
133Father of eternal grace!Page Scan
134Thou Lamb of God, thou Prince of peace!Page Scan
135O for a heart to praise my God!Page Scan
136Love divine, all love excellingPage Scan
137Know, my soul! thy full salvationPage Scan
138Oh! where shall rest be foundPage Scan
139There is an hour of peaceful restPage Scan
140There is a land of pure delightPage Scan
141I would not live always - I ask not to stayPage Scan
142'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaintsPage Scan
143Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep!Page Scan
144When I can read my title clearPage Scan
145Jerusalem, my happy homePage Scan
146Ye angels! who stand round the thronePage Scan
147Whither goest thou, pilgrim stranger!Page Scan
148We're traveling home to heav'n abovePage Scan
149Am I a soldier of the crossPage Scan
150Children of God! renounce your fearsPage Scan
151Together let us sweetly livePage Scan
152We shall gain the heavenly worldPage Scan
153How calm and beautiful the mornPage Scan
154Safely through another weekPage Scan
155Another six days' work is donePage Scan
156Again the day returns of holy restPage Scan
157Welcome-sacred day of rest!Page Scan
158Welcome - sweet day of restPage Scan
159How sweet is the Sabbath to mePage Scan
160Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord! we lovePage Scan
161Sweet is the work, my God! my King!Page Scan
162Sweet is the work, O Lord!Page Scan
163Lord! in the morning thou shalt hearPage Scan
164Once more, my soul! the rising dayPage Scan
165Awake, my soul! and with the sunPage Scan
166In this calm impressive hourPage Scan
167How sweet the melting layPage Scan
168Thou didst hear my evening cryPage Scan
169Serene, I laid me downPage Scan
170As every day thy mercy sparesPage Scan
171Through thy protecting carePage Scan
172Glory to thee, my God! this nightPage Scan
173Softly, now, the light of dayPage Scan
174Now from labor and from carePage Scan
175I love to steal awhile awayPage Scan
176Through the day thy love has spared usPage Scan
177Thus far the Lord has led me onPage Scan
178Savior! breathe an evening-blessingPage Scan
179The day is past and gonePage Scan
180My God! how endless is thy love!Page Scan
181From Greenland's icy mountainsPage Scan
182Hark! what mean those lamentationsPage Scan
183Hark! what cry arrests my ear?Page Scan
184Jesus! we bow before thy thronePage Scan
185Salvation! let the tidings rollPage Scan
186Go -- ye messengers of God!Page Scan
187Lord! send thy word, and let it flyPage Scan
188Christian! see the orient morningPage Scan
189The morning light is breakingPage Scan
190On the mountain's top appearingPage Scan
191Star of peace to wanderers weary!Page Scan
192Tossed upon life's raging billowPage Scan
193When rocks and when shallows beset us aroundPage Scan
194O Lord! whose forming hand one bloodPage Scan
195Hark! I hear a sound of anguishPage Scan
196Hark! a voice from heaven proclaimingPage Scan
197Our countrymen are dyingPage Scan
198Break every yoke, the gospel criesPage Scan
199Sons of the noble siresPage Scan
200Ah! heard ye that cry!Page Scan

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