The Sabbath Hymn and Tune Book: for the service of song in the house of the Lord

Editor: Lowell Mason, Edwards A. Park, Austin Phelps
Publisher: Mason Brothers, New York, 1859
Language: English
Notes: Numbers denote page numbers
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#TextTuneText InfoTune InfoTextScorePage ScanAudio
200aLift up to God the voice of praiseALENAPage Scan
200bPlunged in a gulf of dark despairPage Scan
200cTo us a Child of hope is bornPage Scan
200dJoy to the world, the Lord is comePage Scan
201aBehold the glories of the LambNEW YORK TUNEPage Scan
201bLift up your heads, eternal gatesPage Scan
201cArise, ye people, and adorePage Scan
201dAwake, ye saints, and raise your eyesPage Scan
202aSoftly fades the twilight rayONLANDPage Scan
202bTo thy pastures fair and largePage Scan
202cJesus, Thou Shepherd of the sheepPage Scan
202dCast thy burdens on the LordPage Scan
203aShepherd of the ransomed flockELVORDPage Scan
203bSweeter sounds than music knowsPage Scan
203cCome, saith Jesus' sacred voicePage Scan
203dSource and Giver of reposePage Scan
204aWhy should I fear the darkest hourOLEANPage Scan
204bThough waves and storms go o'er my headPage Scan
204cNot to the mount that burnedPage Scan
204dLike Isr'l's hosts to exile drivenPage Scan
205aAnd art thou gracious Master gonePERTHPage Scan
205bThee will I love, my Strength and TowerPage Scan
205cThou art, O God, the life and lightPage Scan
205dMy Saviour, can it ever bePage Scan
206aSpirit of truth, on this Thy dayJANEWAYPage Scan
206bCompared with Christ, in all besidePage Scan
206cWhen blest with that transporting viewPage Scan
206dIf thou impart thyself to mePage Scan
206eSaviour, to me thyself revealPage Scan
207aAs by the light of opening dayARLINGTONPage Scan
207bSpirit of peace, celestial dovePage Scan
207cThy home is with the humble, LordPage Scan
207dO see how Jesus trusts himselfPage Scan
208a'Tis not that I did choose theeELWINPage Scan
208bO faint and feeble heartedPage Scan
208cO bread to pilgrims givenPage Scan
209aOn the mountain's top appearingZIONPage Scan
209bO'er the gloomy hills of darknessPage Scan
209cLo he cometh countless trumpetsPage Scan
210aYe humble souls, approach your GodALFREDPage Scan
210bJesus, in thy transporting namePage Scan
210cDaughter of Zion, from the dustPage Scan
211aHappy the souls to Jesus joinedNEW YORK TUNEPage Scan
211bBlest be the dear uniting lovePage Scan
211cFather of mercies, send thy gracePage Scan
211dUnshaken as the sacred hillPage Scan
212aFlow fast, my tears, the cause is greatUPHAMPage Scan
212bSee a poor sinner, dearest LordPage Scan
212cReturn, my soul, unto thy restPage Scan
212dGreat Shepherd of thine Isr'lPage Scan
213aWhile life prolongs its precious lightHAMBURGPage Scan
213bO that my load of sin were gonePage Scan
213cNo more, my God, I boast no morePage Scan
213dMy spirit looks to God alonePage Scan
214aI love to steal awhile awayOTTOPage Scan
214bWhen God revealed his gracious namePage Scan
214cWith joy we meditate the gracePage Scan
214dHow precious is the book divinePage Scan
215aWho, who can part our ransomed soulsWOODSTOCKPage Scan
215bAmazing grace, how sweet the soundPage Scan
215cO,if thy brow, serene and calmPage Scan
215dWhen I can read my title clearPage Scan
216aO love divine, what hast thou doneWORTHPage Scan
216bWeary of wandering from my GodPage Scan
216cMore hard than marble is my heartPage Scan
217aThou hidden source of calm reposeBEVANPage Scan
217bThou hidden love of God, whose heightPage Scan
217cDo I not trust in thee, O LordPage Scan
217dNow, O my God, thou hast my soulPage Scan
218aHark, what mean those holy voicesDIXONPage Scan
218bJesus, hail, enthroned in gloryPage Scan
218cI would love thee, God and FatherPage Scan
218dWith my substance I will honor my RedeemerPage Scan
219aCall the Lord thy sure salvationOVIOPage Scan
219bGlorious things of thee are spokenPage Scan
219cLight of those whose dreary dwellingPage Scan
220aYes, I will bless thee, O my GodWAYNEPage Scan
220bDo not I love thee, O my Lord?Page Scan
220cIf God is mine, then present thingsPage Scan
221aCalm on the listening ear of nightHEBERPage Scan
221bHappy the heart where graces reignPage Scan
221cThink gently of the erring onePage Scan
221dWhat though no flowers the fig tree clothePage Scan
222aStill with thee, O my GodBREMENPage Scan
222bHere I can firmly restPage Scan
222cAnd is there, Lord, a restPage Scan
223aI love thy kingdom, LordBOYLSTONPage Scan
223bBehold what wondrous gracePage Scan
223cIf, through unruffled seasPage Scan
224a'Tis midnight, and on Olive's browOLDENPage Scan
224b'Tis finished, so the Saviour criedPage Scan
224cDeny thee, what, deny the wayPage Scan
224dBlest hour, when mortal man retiresPage Scan
225aCome weary souls with sin distressedHEBRONPage Scan
225bMy Saviour, how shall I proclaimPage Scan
225cO Lord, thy heavenly grace impartPage Scan
225dLord, when my thoughts delighted rovePage Scan
226aO, show me not my Saviour dyingCALBRAPage Scan
227aAgain returns the day of holy restONWELLPage Scan
227bI thought upon my sins, and I was sadPage Scan

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