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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201How sweet the friendly voicePage Scan
202Our Father, all gracious and kindPage Scan
203The Lord with pleasure views his saintsPage Scan
204Yes, we will love thee, blessed GodPage Scan
205Though every grace our speech adornedPage Scan
206O God, our heavenly KingPage Scan
207Father of lights, we sing thy namePage Scan
208Give to the Lord, in cheerful songsPage Scan
209Great God, to thee our joyful tonguesPage Scan
210Indulgent Father, how divine!Page Scan
211Great Source of life, through all our daysPage Scan
212Lord, while our thoughts survey the pastPage Scan
213Long as we live we'll bless thy namePage Scan
214Our souls shall praise thee, O our GodPage Scan
215O God, while nature speaks thy praisePage Scan
216O God, thy goodness fills all spacePage Scan
217Great Fountain of being, thy glories we tracePage Scan
218Praise to thee, immortal KingPage Scan
219Thy praise, O God, may well employPage Scan
220To thee, O God, we render praisePage Scan
221How great the debt we owePage Scan
222Is there a lone and dreary hourPage Scan
223Thy favor, Lord, shall cheer the soulPage Scan
224Thee in remembrance, Lord, we'll bearPage Scan
225Thrice happy men, who, born from heavenPage Scan
226While thee we seek, protecting powerPage Scan
227Shine on our souls, eternal GodPage Scan
228When gloomy care, or keen distressPage Scan
229Kneel down by the dying sinner's sidePage Scan
230The voice of prayer at the sable bier!Page Scan
231Prayer is our life and strength, O GodPage Scan
232Father of light, conduct our feetPage Scan
233Imposture shrinks from lightPage Scan
234Lord, may we feel the power of truthPage Scan
235All the delights of youthPage Scan
236Supreme and universal LightPage Scan
237Thy mercies fill the earth, O LordPage Scan
238Teach us, O teach us, Lord, thy wayPage Scan
239Welcome the words of life and peacePage Scan
240Thou art our portion, O our GodPage Scan
241Pause, weak and thoughtless sinner, pausePage Scan
242Ye sons of earth, prepare the plough Page Scan
243Long have we sat beneath the soundPage Scan
244Author of good, we rest on theePage Scan
245Consider all our sorrows, LordPage Scan
246Lord, teach us with cheerful submission to bearPage Scan
247In all thy dealings, gracious GodPage Scan
248It is the Lord, enthroned in lightPage Scan
249O thou, whose glory far outshinesPage Scan
250O, may we hope that every tearPage Scan
251'Tis wisdom, mercy, love divinePage Scan
252How tender, Lord, thy love and grace!Page Scan
253Keep silence, all created thingsPage Scan
254Lord, bid our vain disquiets ceasePage Scan
255Our fears, O God, controlPage Scan
256O, let our trembling souls be stillPage Scan
257O God, on thee we all dependPage Scan
258Who, gracious Father, can complainPage Scan
259God moves in a mysterious wayPage Scan
260When love divine, in human formPage Scan
261When gathering clouds around I viewPage Scan
262And do we entertain the hopePage Scan
263Hope sheds a cheering lightPage Scan
264Lord, how resplendent shines thy gracePage Scan
265The gifts indulgent heaven bestowsPage Scan
266When stern affliction waves her rodPage Scan
267Eternal, immortal, unchangeable GodPage Scan
268Great Lord of earth, and seas, and skiesPage Scan
269Though waves and storms beat o'er our headPage Scan
270Lord, dost thou show a corner stonePage Scan
271Should famine o'er the mourning fieldPage Scan
272The lowliest flowers, that deck the fieldPage Scan
273When storms hang o'er the christian's headPage Scan
274Ah, why do we perplexPage Scan
275Cease, my heart, to dread the morrowPage Scan
276No more an anxious thought expendPage Scan
277O, why should anxious thoughtsPage Scan
278The Lord is our hope and our trustPage Scan
279'The Lord is our refuge and strength'Page Scan
280Let coward guilt, with pallid fearPage Scan
281Blessed is the man, who fears thee, LordPage Scan
282Lord, how secure and blessed are theyPage Scan
283Lord, 'tis enough; thy bounteous handsPage Scan
284O happy, more than happy hePage Scan
285When we survey life's varied scenePage Scan
286The Lord is our shepherd, we never shall wantPage Scan
287Come, ye that love the Lord Page Scan
288Now let our voices joinPage Scan
289Lord, we approach thy facePage Scan
290Lord, thou art ever just and truePage Scan
291To thee, O God, we lift our eyesPage Scan
292'Blessed are the meek,' He saidPage Scan
293Father and Friend of manPage Scan
294Blessed be the man, whose softening heartPage Scan
295All nature feels attractive powerPage Scan
296Hail, Source of pleasures ever new!Page Scan
297O, how can they look up to heavenPage Scan
298Most gracious Lord, may all our breastsPage Scan
299Lord, we will weep for human woPage Scan
300Thou Father of mercy and Fountain of gracePage Scan

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