Sacred Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (20th ed.)

Publisher: Deseret News Co., Salt Lake City, Ut., 1891
Denomination: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Language: English
Notes: The hymnal numbers 2 hymns #298. The editor has added letters to this number to distinguish them.
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300Earthly happiness is fleetingPage Scan
301Hail to the brightness of Zion's glad morningPage Scan
302Thou dost not weep, to weep alonePage Scan
303Prayer is the soul's sincere desirePage Scan
304Ye Elders of Israel, come join now with mePage Scan
305The shepherds have lifted their sweet warning voicePage Scan
306Our Father, in the sacred namePage Scan
307Cheer, Saints! cheer, we're bound for peaceful Zion!Page Scan
308Welcome, best of all good meetingsPage Scan
309I'll serve the Lord while I am youngPage Scan
310A Saint! and is the title minePage Scan
311My Father in heaven, and dear kindred therePage Scan
312"The silver, gold and precious stones"Page Scan
313Great Spirit, listen to the red man's wail!Page Scan
314Though deep'ning trials throng your wayPage Scan
315Sons of Michael, He approaches!Page Scan
316O, ye mountains high, where the clear blue skyPage Scan
317Sweet is the peace the Gospel bringsPage Scan
318With cheerful hearts and willing handsPage Scan
319O Thou, at whose supreme commandPage Scan
320There is a place in Utah, that I remember wellPage Scan
321Deseret, Deseret! 'tis the home of the freePage Scan
322Thou, earth, wast once a glorious spherePage Scan
323I long to breathe the mountain airPage Scan
324Come, all ye Saints throughout the earthPage Scan
325When first the glorious light of truthPage Scan
326Though pride may show some noblenessPage Scan
327Think not, when you gather to ZionPage Scan
328O God, Thou God that rules on highPage Scan
329Cease, ye fond parents, cease to weepPage Scan
330Come, go with me beyond the seaPage Scan
331Though nations rise, and men conspirePage Scan
332Again we meet around the boardPage Scan
333Behold the great Redeemer diePage Scan
334How great the wisdom and the lovePage Scan
335O Lord of Hosts, we now invokePage Scan
336While of these emblems we partakePage Scan
337"Come, follow me," the Savior saidPage Scan
338School thy feelings, O my brotherPage Scan
339Rest for the weary soulPage Scan
340We here approach Thy table, LordPage Scan
341How swift the months have passed awayPage Scan
342This house we dedicate to TheePage Scan
343We'll sing all hail to Jesus' name!Page Scan
344How dark and gloomy was the nightPage Scan
345O Lord, preserve Thy chosen seedPage Scan
346Oh what a boon! the Sabbath dayPage Scan
347Throughout this congregation, LordPage Scan
348Spirit of heaven, all pervading lovePage Scan
349Sweet friend of the needy, kind helper of youthPage Scan
350The bodies of our dead are laidPage Scan
351What voice salutes the startled earPage Scan
352Weep, weep for the early deadPage Scan
353We lay thee softly down to sleepPage Scan
354Resting now from care and sorrowPage Scan
355Sing ye of a home immortalPage Scan
356Come! Saints of latter daysPage Scan
357The day of redemption, so near is at handPage Scan
358The Truth has come forth in the last dispensationPage Scan
359Oh! blest was the day when the Prophet and SeerPage Scan
360Oh that my soul in joy might meetPage Scan
361Take courage, Saints, and faint not by the wayPage Scan
362Uphold the right, tho' fierce the fightPage Scan
363Rev'rently and meekly nowPage Scan
364All-wise, Eternal, Loving OnePage Scan
365Our mountain home so dearPage Scan
366In remembrance of Thy sufferingPage Scan
367Sing the sweet and touching storyPage Scan
368When dark and drear the skies appearPage Scan
369The nations bow to Satan's thrallPage Scan

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