Sacred Poetry and Music Reconciled; or a Collection of Hymns, Original and Compiled

Editor: Samuel Willard, D.D. A.A.S.
Publisher: Leonard C. Bowles, Boston, 1830
Language: English
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101Great God, in vain our narrow viewPage Scan
102Eternal Power, whose high abodePage Scan
103The heaven of heavens cannot containPage Scan
104Thy favors, Lord, surprise our soulsPage Scan
105Up to the Lord, that reigns on highPage Scan
106Lord, thou art just in all thy waysPage Scan
107How wondrous, Lord, are all thy worksPage Scan
108Thou, who hast formed our feeble dustPage Scan
109The promises we singPage Scan
110How blessed are all thy servants, Lord!Page Scan
111Jehovah God, thy gracious powerPage Scan
112God of all grace, accept our praisePage Scan
113Let every tongue thy goodness speakPage Scan
114O God, thy boundless love we praisePage Scan
115My soul, inspired with sacred lovePage Scan
116Thy goodness, Lord, a joyful themePage Scan
117Lord, thou art good; all nature showsPage Scan
118Thy wisdom, power and goodness, LordPage Scan
119Divine forbearance claims our song
120Source of all life and lightPage Scan
121The earth and all the heavenly framePage Scan
122To thee, my heart, eternal KingPage Scan
123Great Source of good, thy works of mightPage Scan
124Lord, may thy counsels guide our feetPage Scan
125O God, our life, our joy, and hopePage Scan
126O God, to thee our souls aspirePage Scan
127On thee, great Source of lifePage Scan
128The Lord is our Father, our Guardian, and FriendPage Scan
129The Lord is our Maker, our Sovereign, and KingPage Scan
130Lord, thou art God alonePage Scan
131Before Jehovah's awful thronePage Scan
132House of our God, with cheerful anthems ringPage Scan
133Let every creature joinPage Scan
134Thee, mighty God, our wondering soulsPage Scan
135Ye tribes of Adam, joinPage Scan
136Let the high heavens your songs invitePage Scan
137A glory gilds the sacred pagePage Scan
138Behold the morning sunPage Scan
139Lord, in thy sure, prophetic wordPage Scan
140God, in the gospel of his SonPage Scan
141How shall we, Lord, secure our heartsPage Scan
142Lord, we revere thy wordPage Scan
143O, how we love thy holy law!Page Scan
144Come, said Jesus' sacred voicePage Scan
145Come, saith the Lord, all ye that mournPage Scan
146Hark! 'tis a kind, alluring soundPage Scan
147A voice from the desert most welcome proclaimsPage Scan
148Behold the great Messiah comesPage Scan
149Behold, he comes; the Saviour comesPage Scan
150Hark! what celestial notesPage Scan
151Joy to the world! the Lord is comePage Scan
152The shades of ancient nightPage Scan
153Arrayed in robes of power and gracePage Scan
154Sages of ancient lettered timesPage Scan
155See the man of grief transformedPage Scan
156See from on high a light divinePage Scan
157What works of wisdom, power, and lovePage Scan
158Benighted on the troubled mainPage Scan
159No royal pomp adornsPage Scan
160We praise the bounteous Source of goodPage Scan
161Great Source of being, God of lovePage Scan
162Behold the great Physician standsPage Scan
163Gross darkness shall no morePage Scan
164Behold, in that terrestrial formPage Scan
165The Lord his sovereign will delcaresPage Scan
166See, how he loved! exclaimed the JewsPage Scan
167O, what amazing lovePage Scan
168Angels roll the rock away!Page Scan
169Lo, the Messiah leaves the deadPage Scan
170Tender spirits, sigh no morePage Scan
171Lift your glad voices in triumph on highPage Scan
172Ye humble souls, who seek the LordPage Scan
173Ye bright, immortal throngPage Scan
174Crowned by the hand of GodPage Scan
175All hail the Lord's AnointedPage Scan
176Jesus shall reign, where'er the sunPage Scan
177As gentle rain on thirsty groundPage Scan
178Behold the desert bloomPage Scan
179Where pointed brambles grewPage Scan
180Faith adds new charms to earthly blissPage Scan
181Faith is our only guidePage Scan
182Faith is a fount of life divinePage Scan
183How happy they, whose wishes climbPage Scan
184Praise to the Lord of the boundless mightPage Scan
185What wondrous scenes our faith presentsPage Scan
186As body, when the soul has fledPage Scan
187Lord, we believe in theePage Scan
188The Bible, Lord, demands our faithPage Scan
189'Tis thine alone, omniscient GodPage Scan
190God of mercy, God of lovePage Scan
191How oft, alas! this wretched heartPage Scan
192In deep affliction, Lord, we liePage Scan
193O God of salvation, in mercy attendPage Scan
194O thou, whose mercy hearsPage Scan
195Shew pity, Lord, O Lord, forgivePage Scan
196Should'st thou, great God, our souls arraignPage Scan
197To thee, O God, we raise our eyesPage Scan
198The traveller, lost in nightPage Scan
199Lord, in thy mercy condescendPage Scan
200Our weakness, Lord, and wants we feelPage Scan

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