Plymouth Sunday-School Hymnal: for use in schools, prayer-meetings, and missions

Editor: Thomas G. Shearman, Walton N. Ellis
Publisher: The Christian Union Co., New York, 1892
Language: English
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215Far out on the desolate billowNEVER ALONEPage Scan
216God make my life a little lightHATHERSAGEPage Scan
217God intrusts to allEMMELINEPage Scan
218Father! lead me day by dayGOTTSCHALKPage Scan
219We are but little children weakALSTONEPage Scan
220The world looks very beautifulCLIFTONVILLEPage Scan
222I'm a little pilgrimPILGRIM SONGPage Scan
223"Let the children come," Christ saidEVELYNPage Scan
224I love my precious SaviourWATERMOUTHPage Scan
226O, who will show me Jesus Christ?SAWLEYPage Scan
227There's a fold, both safe and happyLUX EOIPage Scan
228I love to hear the storyKILVERSTONEPage Scan
230A little child may knowMARLANDPage Scan
231The wise may bring their learningBENTLEYPage Scan
232Jesus, from Thy throne on highLITANYPage Scan
233Jesus bids us shineMORECAMBEPage Scan
234We are only little workersCHAMOUNIPage Scan
235Thou that once, on mother's kneeTICHFIELDPage Scan
236Lord, who hast made me Thy dear childSPRINGTIMEPage Scan
237Jesus! the children are callingRICKMANSWORTHPage Scan
238Kind Shepherd, see! Thy little lambST. CUTHBERTPage Scan
239Little stars are shiningGOSHENPage Scan
240aMy Father! hear my prayerST. DENYSPage Scan
240bThe day is doneFRESHWATERPage Scan
241For all the saints, who from their labors restSAINTS' RESTPage Scan
242Days and moments, quickly flyingST. SYLVESTERPage Scan
244Though love may weep, with breaking heartLIGHT IN DARKNESSPage Scan
245Sleep thy last sleepREQUIEMPage Scan
246When the day of toil is doneIRENEPage Scan
247Now the laborer's task is o'erREQUIESCATPage Scan
248They are going, only goingCHAMOUNIPage Scan
250God of the living, in whose eyesST. CHRYSOSTOMPage Scan
252I'm but a stranger hereHEAVEN IS MY HOMEPage Scan
253The sands of time are sinkingRUTHERFORDPage Scan
254A few more years shall rollCHALVEYPage Scan
255aTranquil and peaceful is the path to heavenFLEMMINGPage Scan
255bPraise ye the Father! for His loving-kindnessFLEMMINGPage Scan
256Hark! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swellingVOX ANGELICAPage Scan
258Hark! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swellingPILGRIMSPage Scan
260O Paradise! O Paradise!PARADISEPage Scan
261Jerusalem, my happy homeJERUSALEMPage Scan
262"Forever with the Lord!"AT HOMEPage Scan
47The Lord is rich and mercifulST. ELWYNPage Scan
264O mother dear, JerusalemO MOTHER DEAR, JERUSALEMPage Scan
266Jerusalem on highCHRIST CHURCHPage Scan
267There is a home where angels dwellGABRIELPage Scan
268With gladsome feet we pressHOLY MOUNTPage Scan
269The roseate hues of early dawnCASTLE RISINGPage Scan
270Brief life is here our portionST. GEORGE'S, BOLTONPage Scan
272The Homeland! the Homeland!HOMELANDPage Scan
273Jerusalem, the golden!EWINGPage Scan
274We come in the might of the Lord of lightVICTOR'S MARCHPage Scan
276Brightly gleams our bannerST. THERESAPage Scan
278Onward, Christian soldiersST. GERTRUDEPage Scan
279Forward! be our watchwordST. GERTRUDEPage Scan
280Jesus, King of glory!DEVAPage Scan
282From the eastern mountainsBELSIZEPage Scan
284The Church's one FoundationAURELIAPage Scan

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