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A Selection of Hymns for the use of social religious meetings, and for private devotions 2d ed.

Editor: J. P. K. Henshaw
Publisher: Erastus Worthington, Brooklyn, 1828
Language: English
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204Stoop down, my thoughts, that [which] used [use] to risePage Scan
205Hark, the herald angels sing, glory to the newborn KingPage Scan
206Hither, ye faithful, haste with [in] songs of triumphPage Scan
207Shepherds, rejoice, and send your fears awayPage Scan
208Great God, thy penetrating eyePage Scan
209Eternal power, almighty GodPage Scan
210Awake, my soul, attune the lyrePage Scan
211Infinite grace, and can it bePage Scan
212When first the God of boundless gracePage Scan
213One glance of thine, eternal LordPage Scan
214Awake, my tongue, thy tribute bringPage Scan
215To us a child is born from heavenPage Scan
216Awake, awake, arise, and hail the glorious mornPage Scan
217In Christ I've all my soul's desirePage Scan
218Infinite excellence is thinePage Scan
219Jesus the incarnate God of lovePage Scan
220Ye glittering toys of earth, adieuPage Scan
221Why should a living man complainPage Scan
222Jesus, my dreadful leprosyPage Scan
223Like Bartimeus, we are blindPage Scan
224Say, who is she, that looks abroadPage Scan
225On Zion, his own holy mount, God will a feast preparePage Scan
226Great Lord of all thy churches, hearPage Scan
227What jarring natures dwell withinPage Scan
228How great, how terrible that GodPage Scan
229Dare we indulge to [our] wrath and strifePage Scan
230Why, O my soul, these anxious caresPage Scan
231Come, O my soul, look up and seePage Scan
232How happy are the souls above, From sinPage Scan
233Behold the gloomy valePage Scan
234When languor and disease invadePage Scan
235Ah wretched vile ungrateful heartPage Scan
236Great God, to thee I makePage Scan
237Now is the accepted timePage Scan
238Methinks the last great day is comePage Scan
239Let party names no morePage Scan
240How sweet, how [and] heavenly is the sightPage Scan
241Look up, my soul, with glad surprisePage Scan
242Why, mourning soul [souls], why flow these tearsPage Scan
243Thy people, Lord, who trust thy wordPage Scan
244Afflicted saint [saints] [soul] [souls], to Christ [God] draw nearPage Scan
245Now Lord, thy heavenly [gospel] seed is sownPage Scan
246Come dearest Lord, and bless this dayPage Scan
247Dear Lord, my best desires fulfilPage Scan
248Thus far my God hath [has] led me onPage Scan
249Stand up ye saints and boldly marchPage Scan
250What does the worldling gainPage Scan
251Arm of the Lord, awake, awake, put on thy strengthPage Scan
252Pilgrims, we are to Canaan boundPage Scan
253Dismiss us with Thy blessing, Lord, HelpPage Scan
254Now may the God of peace and lovePage Scan
255Not unto us but thee alonePage Scan
256Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly dove, with all thy quickening powersPage Scan
257Broad is the road [stream] that leads to death [wrath]Page Scan
258Death, like an overflowing streamPage Scan
259Ye humble souls complain no morePage Scan
260When to his father's fond embrace The prodigal returnedPage Scan
261Let thoughtless thousands [sinners] choose the roadPage Scan
262O for a glance of heavenly dayPage Scan
263When from the precepts to the crossPage Scan

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