Sunday School Hymn Book. (19th ed)

Publisher: American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, 1827
Language: English
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101Among the deepest shades of nightPage Scan
102Almighty God, thy piercing eyePage Scan
103Where shall a guilty child retirePage Scan
104Religion is the chief concernPage Scan
105Happy the child whose youngest yearsPage Scan
106High in the shining courts abovePage Scan
107Let little children learnPage Scan
108There is a path that leads to GodPage Scan
109My life's a narrow spanPage Scan
110Swift, as the winged arrow fliesPage Scan
111And now another hour is pastPage Scan
112Dear youth, repeat his praisePage Scan
113Sinners, hear, for God hath spokenPage Scan
114Children, and have you never knownPage Scan
115Sinners, the voice of God regardPage Scan
116Come, Children, hail the Prince of PeacePage Scan
117Up to thy throne I'll lift my eyesPage Scan
118O thou whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
119Alas, and did my Saviour bleed? Page Scan
120Farewell, dear friend! a long farewell!Page Scan
121Teach me the measure of my daysPage Scan
122Unthinking mortals, ye must diePage Scan
123And am I born to die?Page Scan
124That awful hour will soon appearPage Scan
125Only this frail and fleeting breathPage Scan
126There is a God that reigns abovePage Scan
127Thy voice, great God! has call'd awayPage Scan
128Death has been here, and borne awayPage Scan
129How dreadful, Lord, will be the dayPage Scan
130This is the field, the world belowPage Scan
131Behold Christ rising from the gravePage Scan
132A dread and solemn hourPage Scan
133O thou, the helpless orphan's hopePage Scan
134In all my vast concerns with theePage Scan
135Awake, our souls, and bless his namePage Scan
136Father, whate'er of earthly blissPage Scan
137This is a precious book indeed!Page Scan
138See in the vineyard of the LordPage Scan
139O world of bliss! could mortal eyesPage Scan
140Sin has a thousand treach'rous artsPage Scan
141Behold a stranger at the doorPage Scan
142See the kind Shepherd, Jesus, standsPage Scan
143Young children once to Jesus camePage Scan
144How painful 'tis to turn awayPage Scan
145We offer, Lord, an humble prayerPage Scan
146Great God, thy watchful care we blessPage Scan
147Beset with snares on every handPage Scan
148Now, in my early daysPage Scan
149Jesus! and shall it ever bePage Scan
150Jesus, the great, the mighty GodPage Scan
151How soft the words my Saviour speaksPage Scan
152Lord, lend thine ear while children raisePage Scan
153There is beyond the skyPage Scan
154Why should I say, 'tis yet too soonPage Scan
155O 'tis a lovely thing for youthPage Scan
156Our tongues were made to bless the LordPage Scan
157Angels that high in glory dwellPage Scan
158Why should I join with those in playPage Scan
159Let children that would fear the LordPage Scan
160When little Samuel wokePage Scan
161Let us adore the grace that seeksPage Scan
162Children of old, hosannas sungPage Scan
163Show pity, Lord, O Lord, forgivePage Scan
164Sinner, O why so thoughtless grown?Page Scan
165Farewell, dear friends, I must be gonePage Scan
166For a season call'd to partPage Scan
167Blest be the dear uniting lovePage Scan
168May the grace of Christ our SaviourPage Scan
169Praise God, from whom all blessings flow!Page Scan
170To God the Father, God the SonPage Scan
171Now let the Father, and the SonPage Scan
172Dismiss us with thy blessing, LordPage Scan
173Give to the Father praisePage Scan
174Ye angels round the thronePage Scan
175Let sects and names and parties fallPage Scan

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