Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of the German Reformed Church, in the United States of America. (2nd ed.)

Publisher: Sherman & Co. (Printers), Philadelphia, Penn., 1834
Denomination: German Reformed Church in the United States of America
Language: English
Notes: Psalms (P) and hymns are numbered separately.
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P104aMy soul, thy great Creator praise!Page Scan
P104bGod from his cloudy cisterns poursPage Scan
P104cBehold! the stately cedar standsPage Scan
P104dVast are thy works, Almighty Lord!Page Scan
P105aGive thanks to God, invoke his namePage Scan
P105bWhen Pharaoh dar'd to vex the saintsPage Scan
P105cThus were the tribes from bondage freedPage Scan
P106aTo God the great, the ever blestPage Scan
P106bGod of eternal lovePage Scan
P107aGive thanks to God; he reigns abovePage Scan
P107bFrom age to age exalt his namePage Scan
P107cVain man, on foolish pleasures bentPage Scan
P107dThy works of glory, mighty Lord!Page Scan
P107eWhen God, provok'd with daring crimesPage Scan
P108Awake my soul with fervent praisePage Scan
P109God of my mercy and my praisePage Scan
P110aThus the eternal Father spakePage Scan
P110bJesus, our Lord, ascend thy thronePage Scan
P110cJesus the priest ascends the thronePage Scan
P111aSongs of immortal praise belongPage Scan
P111bGreat is the Lord; his works of mightPage Scan
P112Happy is he that fears the LordPage Scan
P113Ye servants of th' Almighty KingPage Scan
P114When Israel, freed from Pharaoh's handPage Scan
P115Not to ourselves, who are but dustPage Scan
P116aI love the Lord; he heard my criesPage Scan
P116bWhat shall I render to my GodPage Scan
P117From all that dwell below the skiesPage Scan
P118aThe Lord appears my helper nowPage Scan
P118bLord, thou hast heard thy servant cryPage Scan
P118cBehold the sure foundation StonePage Scan
P118dThis is the day the Lord hath madePage Scan
P119aBlest are the undefil'd in heartPage Scan
P119bTo thee, before the dawning lightPage Scan
P119cThou art my portion, O my GodPage Scan
P119dHow shall the young secure their heartsPage Scan
P119eO how I love thy holy law!Page Scan
P119fLord, I esteem thy judgments rightPage Scan
P119gLet all the heathen writers joinPage Scan
P119hLord, I have made thy word my choicePage Scan
P119iThy mercies fill the earth, O LordPage Scan
P119jBehold thy waiting servant, LordPage Scan
P119kO that the Lord would guide my waysPage Scan
P119lMy God, consider my distressPage Scan
P119mWith my whole hear I've sought thy facePage Scan
P119nConsider all my sorrows, LordPage Scan
P119oO that thy statutes ev'ry hourPage Scan
P119pMy soul lies cleaving to the dustPage Scan
P119qWhen pain and anguish seize me, LordPage Scan
P119rFather, I bless thy gentle handPage Scan
P119sThe least, the feeblest of the sheepPage Scan
P120Thou God of love, thou ever-blestPage Scan
P121aTo Zion's hill I lift mine eyesPage Scan
P121bUpward I lift mine eyesPage Scan
P122How did my heart rejoice to hearPage Scan
P123O thou, whose grace and justice reignPage Scan
P124Had not the Lord, may Israel sayPage Scan
P125Firm and unmov'd are theyPage Scan
P126aWhen God restor'd our captive statePage Scan
P126bWhen God reveal'd his gracious namePage Scan
P127If God succeed not, all the costPage Scan
P128O happy man, whose soul is fill'dPage Scan
P129Up from my youth, may Israel sayPage Scan
P130Out of the depths of long distressPage Scan
P131Is there ambition in my heart?Page Scan
P132aWhere shall we go to seek and findPage Scan
P132bArise, O King of grace, arisePage Scan
P132cThe Lord in Zion plac'd his thronePage Scan
P133Lo! what an entertaining sightPage Scan
P134Ye that obey th' immortal KingPage Scan
P135aPraise ye the Lord, exalt his namePage Scan
P135bGreat is the Lord, exalted highPage Scan
P135cAwake, ye saints to praise your KingPage Scan
P136Give thanks to God most highPage Scan
P137By Babel's stream the captives satePage Scan
P138With all my pow'rs of heart and tonguePage Scan
P139aThou, Lord, by strictest search hast knownPage Scan
P139bWhen I with pleasing wonder standPage Scan
P139cLord, when I count thy mercies o'erPage Scan
P139dMy God, what inward grief I feelPage Scan
P140My God, while impious menPage Scan
P141My God, accept my early vowsPage Scan
P142To God I made my sorrows knownPage Scan
P143My righteous Judge, my gracious GodPage Scan
P144aFor ever blessed be the LordPage Scan
P144bLord, what is man, poor feeble manPage Scan
P144cHappy the city where their sonsPage Scan
P145aMy God, my King, thy various praisePage Scan
P145bSweet is the mem'ry of thy gracePage Scan
P145cLet ev'ry tongue thy mercy speakPage Scan
P146aPraise ye the Lord; my heart shall joinPage Scan
P146bI'll praise my Maker with my breathPage Scan
P147aPraise ye the Lord; 'tis good to raisePage Scan
P147bLet Zion praise the mighty GodPage Scan
P147cWith songs and honours sounding loudPage Scan
P148Ye tribes of Adam, joinPage Scan
P149All ye that love the Lord, rejoicePage Scan
P150aIn Zion's sacred gatesPage Scan
P150bPraise ye the Lord; all nature joinePage Scan
1To God, the universal KingPage Scan

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