A Selection of Hymns: from the best authors, intended to be an appendix to Dr. Watt's psalms and hymns. (1st Am. ed.)

Editor: John Rippon, A.M.
Publisher: William Durell, New York, 1792
Language: English
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CCIJesus, my all, to heaven is goneTextPage Scan
CCIIThere is no path to heavenly blissTextPage Scan
CCIIIMy God, assist me, while I raiseTextPage Scan
CCIVCompar'd with Christ, in all besideTextPage Scan
CCVThe bible is justly esteem'dTextPage Scan
CCVIJesus, we hang upon the wordTextPage Scan
CCVIICome, gracious spirit, heavenly doveTextPage Scan
CCVIIIBless'd Jesus, source of grace divineTextPage Scan
CCIXAs showers on meadows newly mownTextPage Scan
CCXHear, gracious sovereign, from thy throneTextPage Scan
CCXIEternal spirit, source of lightTextPage Scan
CCXIIAt anchor laid, remove from homeTextPage Scan
CCXIIIDear Lord, and shall thy spirit restTextPage Scan
CCXIVDescend, holy spirit the doveTextPage Scan
CCXVStay, thou insulted spirit, stayTextPage Scan
CCXVIMy God, what silkin cords are thine!TextPage Scan
CCXVIIFaith! – 'tis a precious graceTextPage Scan
CCXVIIIFaith adds new charms to earthly blissTextPage Scan
CCXIXJesus, our soul's delightful choiceTextPage Scan
CCXXEncompass'd with clouds of distressTextPage Scan
CCXXIFrom whence this fear and unbeliefTextPage Scan
CCXXIIThe moment a sinner believesTextPage Scan
CCXXIIIA debtor to mercy aloneTextPage Scan
CCXXIVYour harps, ye trembling saintsTextPage Scan
CCXXVNot by the laws]of innocenceTextPage Scan
CCXXVIThrice happy souls, who born from heavenTextPage Scan
CCXXVIIHappy beyond description heTextPage Scan
CCXXVIIIAm I a soldier of the crossTextPage Scan
CCXXIXBehold the sons, the heirs of GodTextPage Scan
CCXXXAnd be it so, that 'till this hourTextPage Scan
CCXXXIO God, my sun, thy blissful raysTextPage Scan
CCXXXIICome, Lord, and help us to rejoiceTextPage Scan
CCXXXIIIWhy sinks my weak desponding mind?TextPage Scan
CCXXXIVYe humble souls, complain no moreTextPage Scan
CCXXXVLord, at thy feet we sinners lieTextPage Scan
CCXXXVILord, with a griev'd and aching heartTextPage Scan
CCXXXVIILord, if thou thy grace impartTextPage Scan
CCXXXVIIIThe righteous Lord, supremely greatTextPage Scan
CCXXXIXNow let our voices joinTextPage Scan
CCXLChildren of the heavenly kingTextPage Scan
CCXLIWhen darkness long has veil'd my mindTextPage Scan
CCXLIIBlessed redeemer how divineTextPage Scan
CCXLIIIPraise to the Lord of the boundless mightTextPage Scan
CCXLIVDear savior, make me wise to seeTextPage Scan
CCXLVThy way, O God, is in the seaTextPage Scan
CCXLVIO what stupendous mercy shinesTextPage Scan
CCXLVIIYes, I would love thee, blessed GodTextPage Scan
CCXLVIIIO Lord, I would delight in theeTextPage Scan
CCXLIXOf all the joys we mortals knowTextPage Scan
CCL'Tis a point I long to knowTextPage Scan
CCLICome, let me love: or is my mindTextPage Scan
CCLIIAnd have I, Christ, no love to theeTextPage Scan
CCLIIIMy gracious Redeemer I'll loveTextPage Scan
CCLIVBlest be the tie that bindsTextPage Scan
CCLVLet party names no moreTextPage Scan
CCLVIGreat spirit of immortal loveTextPage Scan
CCLVIIFather of mercies send thy graceTextPage Scan
CCLVIIIAloud we sing the wondrous graceTextPage Scan
CCLIXShould bounteous nature kindly pourTextPage Scan
CCLXYe humble souls rejoiceTextPage Scan
CCLXIHappy the man whose cautious stepsTextPage Scan
CCLXIIThus Augur breathed his warm desireTextPage Scan
CCLXIIIPatience! O what a grace divineTextPage Scan
CCLXIVDear Lord, tho' bitter is the cupTextPage Scan
CCLXVUnite my roving thoughs uniteTextPage Scan
CCLXVIDear friend of friendless sinners, hearTextPage Scan
CCLXVIIRepent, the voice celestial criesTextPage Scan
CCLXVIIISearcher of hearts, before thy faceTextPage Scan
CCLXIXExalted prince of life, we ownTextPage Scan
CCLXXFather, at thy call I comeTextPage Scan
CCLXXIProstrate dear Jesus at thy feetTextPage Scan
CCLXXIIDear Savior, when my thoughts recallTextPage Scan
CCLXXIIIThe mighty God will not despiseTextPage Scan
CCLXXIVWhy, O my soul, why weepest thou?TextPage Scan
CCLXXVThe Lord will happiness divineTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIMy times of sorrow and of joyTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIIO Lord, my best desires fulfillTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIIIAnd can my heart aspire so highTextPage Scan
CCLXXIXIt is the Lord— enthron'd in lightTextPage Scan
CCLXXXAsham'd of Christ! my soul, disdainTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIAnd must I part with all I haveTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIILet those who bear the Christian nameTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIIIIf secret fraud should dwellTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIVReligion is the chief concernTextPage Scan
CCLXXXVThro' all the changing scenes of lifeTextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIAway my unbelieving fearTextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIILord, didst thou die, but not for me?TextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIIIYe trembling souls, dismiss your fearsTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIXUnclean, unclean, and full of sinTextPage Scan
CCXCBegone, unbeliefTextPage Scan
CCXCIHappy the man who finds the graceTextPage Scan
CCXCIIBlest men, who stretch their willing handsTextPage Scan
CCXCIIIWhile carnal men, with all their mightTextPage Scan
CCXCIVWith melting Heart, and weeping EyesTextPage Scan
CCXCVJesus, full of all compassionTextPage Scan
CCXCVIGracious Lord, incline thine earTextPage Scan
CCXCVIIBeset with snares on every handTextPage Scan
CCXCVIIIAnd will the eternal KingTextPage Scan
CCXCIXAnd will the offended God againTextPage Scan
CCCHow happy is the pilgrim's lotTextPage Scan

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