Pilgrim Songs (Number Two)

Publisher: The Pilgrim Press, Boston, Mass., 1902
Editor: Charles L. Ziegler
Language: English
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98All is over, fought the fightLACRYMAEPage Scan
99Awake, glad soul! awake! awake!EASTERPage Scan
100God hath sent his angels[God hath sent his angels]Page Scan
101Sing we now our hymns of gladnessAMARANTHPage Scan
102The strife is o'er, the battle donePALESTRINAPage Scan
103On wings of living lightST. GODRICPage Scan
104Lift up, lift up your voices now!WALTHAMPage Scan
105Ring, happy bells of Easter time!LARCOMPage Scan
106Breaks the joyful Easter dawnAPRILPage Scan
107Sweet and clear the birds are singingCANTICLESPage Scan
108Jesus Christ is risen todayEASTER HYMNPage Scan
109Christ, the Lord, is risen todayANDOVERPage Scan
110Alleluia! Alleluia!BETHANYPage Scan
111O Lord of life, once laid in Joseph's tombSARUMPage Scan
112aAll hail the power of Jesus' nameCORONATIONPage Scan
112bAll hail the power of Jesus' nameLAUDPage Scan
113Th'eternal gates lift up their headsBRISTOLPage Scan
114Crown Him with many crownsDIADEMATAPage Scan
115Rejoice, all ye believersLANCASHIREPage Scan
116Jesus lives, and Jesus leadsFAVERHAMPage Scan
117Christ, whose glory fills the skiesDAYSPRINGPage Scan
118Immortal Love, forever fullSERENITYPage Scan
119Blest are the pure in heartCHISELHURSTPage Scan
120O King of mercy, from thy throne on highLANGRANPage Scan
121Jesus came, the heavens adoringST. PANCRASPage Scan
122Just as I am, thine own to be[Just as I am, thine own to be]Page Scan
123Come unto me, ye weary[Come unto me, ye weary]Page Scan
124I heard the voice of Jesus sayVOX DILECTIPage Scan
125To do thy holy willPAX DEIPage Scan
126Take my life, and let it beELLINGHAMPage Scan
127Hushed was the evening hymnSHILOHPage Scan
128Young souls so strong the race to runCROSS AND CROWNPage Scan
129Love for all! and can it be?GLEBE FIELDPage Scan
130Saviour, like a shepherd lead usST. RAPHAELPage Scan
131Lord, when from right I wanderCHESTERPage Scan
132O Jesus, thou art standingST. HILDAPage Scan
133Thou didst leave thy throneMARGARETPage Scan
134O Jesus, I have promisedDAY OF RESTPage Scan
135O Son of Man, thy name by choicePHILIOSPage Scan
136Lord, as we thy name professBENEDICTPage Scan
137Jesus calls us, o'er the tumultNIZBETHPage Scan
138Looking upward ev'ry dayST. KEVINPage Scan
139Jesus, the holy childPARKERPage Scan
140Draw thou my soul, O ChristST. EDMUNDPage Scan
141Saviour, thy dying lovePage Scan
142Nearer, my God, to theeBETHANYPage Scan
143More love to thee, O ChristPROPIOR DEOPage Scan
144Looking to JesusTHEODORAPage Scan
145Purer yet and purerLYNDHURSTPage Scan
146Saviour, blessed SaviourPRINCETHORPEPage Scan
147I've found a Friend; O, such a FriendCONSTANCEPage Scan
148Saviour, teach me, day by dayPERCIVALSPage Scan
149Jesus, these eyes have never seenST. PETERPage Scan
150Jesus, the very tho't of theeST. AGNESPage Scan
151O Saviour, precious SaviourBLAIRGOWRIEPage Scan
152Fairest Lord JesusCRUSADERS' HYMNPage Scan
153One there is, above all othersIRBYPage Scan
154Singing for Jesus, our Saviour and KingBROMHAMPage Scan
155When morning gilds the skiesLAUDES DOMINIPage Scan
156aLove divine, all love excellingEMMANUELPage Scan
156bLove divine, all love excellingBEECHERPage Scan
157Jesus, lover of my soulHOLLINGSIDEPage Scan
158Come, Jesus, Redeemer, abide thou with me[Come, Jesus, Redeemer, abide thou with me]Page Scan
159Dost thou bow beneath the burdenBULLINGERPage Scan
160I am trusting thee, Lord, JesusFIDUCIAPage Scan
161Come to Jesus! ye who laborSTEPHANOSPage Scan
162Rest of the wearyPALMERPage Scan
163O Love divine, that stooped to shareGRACEPage Scan
164Jesus, Saviour, pilot mePILOTPage Scan
165My faith looks up to theeOLIVETPage Scan
166Lord, thy mercy now entreating[Lord, thy mercy now entreating]Page Scan
167In the hour of trialPENITENCEPage Scan
168My Saviour, be Thou near meRUTHERFORDPage Scan
169I look to thee in ev'ry needLONGFELLOWPage Scan
170Dear Lord and Father of mankindWHITTIERPage Scan
171Our Father, hear our longing prayerHORSLEYPage Scan
172Day by day the manna fellCYPRUSPage Scan
173As helpless as a child who clingsLEYDENPage Scan
174Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloomLUX BENIGNAPage Scan
175He leadeth me: O blessed thought!CHURCH TRIUMPHANTPage Scan
176Father of love, our Guide and FriendNOX PRAECESSITPage Scan
177The King of love my Shepherd isDOMINUS REGIT MEPage Scan
178Lord, for tomorrow and its needsWILBERFORCEPage Scan
179Thy way, not mine, O LordINVITATIONPage Scan
180All as God wills, who wisely heedsDALEHURSTPage Scan
181I little see, I little knowPage Scan
182Father, I know that all my lifeST. BEDEPage Scan
183How gentle God's commands!DENNISPage Scan
184Rest in the Lord, my soulST. ANDREWPage Scan
185The child leans on its parent's breastHEARTSEASEPage Scan
186As the bird in meadow fairVOGELFREUDEPage Scan
187O God, I thank thee for each sightABENDSPage Scan
188When spring's soft breath and softer showersEATONPage Scan
189My God, I thank Thee, Who hast madeGRATITUDEPage Scan
190Hope on, hope on! the golden daysST. TRONDPage Scan
191Thy happy ones a strain beginBROOKFIELDPage Scan
192For the beauty of the earthLILYBOURNEPage Scan
193Tender mercies, on my wayLAETITIAPage Scan
194O Lord of heaven, and earth, and seaBOUNTYPage Scan
195We journey on our pilgrim wayMORNINGTONPage Scan

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