The Primitive Hymns: Spiritual Songs and Sacred Poems Regularly Selected, Classified and Set in Order ... Stereotype ed.

Editor: Benjamin Lloyd
Publisher: Published for the Proprietors, La Mesa, Calif., 1858
Denomination: Primitive (Old School) Baptists
Language: English
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d301Jesus, I love thy charming name
d302Jesus, I sing thy matchless [wondrous] grace
d303Jesus, immutably the same
d304Jesus, in thy transporting name
d305Jesus invites his saints
d306Jesus is all I wish or want
d307Jesus is gone above the skies [sky]
d308Jesus is our great salvation
d309Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
d310Jesus, my [mine] [our] all, to heaven is [has] gone
d311Jesus the God invites us here
d312Jesus, thou art the sinner's friend
d313Jesus, thy blood and righteousness
d314Jesus, united by thy grace
d315Jesus, we bless thy Father's name
d316Jesus, we bow before thy feet
d317Jesus, we own thy sovereign sway
d318Jesus, what shall I do to show
d319Keep silence, all created things
d320Kindred in Christ, for his dear [name's] sake
d321Laid by Jehovah's mighty hands
d322Let all our tongues be one
d323Let everlasting glories crown
d324Let every creature join To praise the eternal God
d325Let every mortal ear attend
d326Let me dwell on [in] [at] Golgotha
d327Let not your hearts within you grieve
d328Let sinners take their course
d329Let us adore the eternal word
d330Let worldly minds the world pursue
d331Let Zion's watchman all awake
d332Life is a span, a fleeting hour
d333Lift up your eyes to the heavenly seat
d334Lo he comes with clouds descending
d335Lo what a glorious sight appears
d336Lo what an entertaining sight
d337Long ere the sun began his days
d338Long have we heard the joyful sound
d339Look from on high great God and see
d340Look up my soul behold the prize
d341Look up my soul with cheerful eye
d342Lord, and is thine anger gone?
d343Lord, at thy feet in dust I lie
d344Lord, at thy table I [we] behold The wonders of thy grace
d345Lord, before we leave thy temple
d346Lord, didst thou die, but not for me?
d347Lord, dost thou say, ask what thou wilt
d348Lord God, omnipotent to bless
d349Lord, hear a burdened sinner mourn
d350Lord, how delightful 'tis to see A whole assembly worship thee
d351Lord, how divine Thy comforts are
d352Lord, I am pained; but I resign My body to thy will
d353Lord, in humble, sweet submission, Here we meet to follow thee
d354Lord, in the morning I will send
d355Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear My voice ascending high
d356Lord, let thy goodness lead our land
d357Lord, must thy gospel fly away
d358Lord, thou wilt hear me when I pray
d359Lord, to this fountain we repair
d360Lord, 'twas a time of wondrous love
d361Lord, vouchsafe to us thy blessing
d362Lord, we adore thy bounteous hand
d363Lord, we are blind, we [poor] mortals, blind
d364Lord, we come before thee now
d365Lord, what a wretched land is this
d366Lord, when I count thy mercies o'er
d367Lord, when my thoughts with wonder roll
d368Lord, when together here we meet
d369Lord, while for all mankind we pray
d370Lord, wilt thou come and bless this day
d371Lord, with a grieved and aching heart
d372Lost in the ruins of the fall
d373Love divine how sweet the sound
d374Majestic sweetness sits enthroned upon the Savior's brow
d375May sacred awe possess Our happy spirits
d376Mercy, O thou Son of David
d377Methinks the last great day is come
d378Mid [midst] scenes of confusion and creature complaints
d379Mixture [mixtures] of joy and sorrow I daily do pass through
d380Mortals, awake, with angels join
d381Must friends and kindred droop and die
d382My brethren dear, hear me relate
d383My brethren, farewell, I now do you [do you now] tell
d384My brethren, from my heart beloved
d385My Christian friends in bonds of love, whose hearts
d386My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty
d387My Father, God, and may these lips
d388My former hopes are dead [fled], my terror now begins
d389My God, accept my early vows
d390My God, how cheerful [cheering] is the sound
d391My God, my Father, blissful [blessed] [cheering] name
d392My God, my King, thy various praise
d393My God, my life, my love, to thee, to thee I call
d394My God, permit me [us] not to be a stranger
d395My God, the spring of all my joys
d396My God, thy service well demands
d397My God, what silken [gentle] cords are thine
d398My head and stay is took [called] away
d399My Savior, let me hear thy voice
d400My sisters, hear, and I'll relate

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