Songs of Praise

Editor: Percy Dearmer, R. Vaughan Williams, Martin Shaw
Publisher: Oxford University Press, London, 1925
Language: English
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270I sought thee round about, O thou my GodMONK STREET
271Immortal, invisible, God only wiseST. DENIO
272Immortal Love, forever fullBISHOPTHORPE (or St. PAUL'S)
273It came upon the midnight clearNOEL
274Jesus, Lover of my soulABERYSTWYTH
275Jesus, meek and gentleBELSIZE
276Jesus, priceless treasureJESU MEINE FREUDE
277aJesu! the very thought is sweet!THE ROSY SEQUENCE
277bJesu! the very thought is sweet!JESU DULCIS MEMORIA
277cJesu! the very thought is sweet![Jesu! the very thought is sweet!]
278aJesu, the very thought of theeWINDSOR
278bJesu, the very thought of theeKING'S NORTON
279Jesus calls us! o'er the tumultOMNI DIE
280aJesus lives! thy terrors nowCHRIST IST ERSTANDEN
280bJesus lives! thy terrors nowRESURRECTION
280cJesus lives! thy terrors nowST. ALBINUS
281Jesus, Lord, we look to theePEACEFIELD
282Jesus shall reign where'er the sunTRURO
283Jesus, where'er thy people meetSIMEON
284Judge eternal, throned in splondourRHUDDLAN
285King of glory, King of peaceGWALCHMAI
286aLead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloomGORRAN
286bLead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloomLUX BENIGNA
287Lead us, heavenly Father, lead usLEWIS
288Let all the world in every corner singHIGH ROAD
289Let saints on earth in concert singDUNDEE
290Life of ages, richly pouredKEINE SCHÖNHEIT HAT DIE WELT
291'Lift up your hearts!' We lift them, Lord, to theeFFIGYSBREN
292Lo ,in the wilderness a voiceALLEIN GOTT IN DER HOH' SEI EHR'
293Lord, Christ, when first thou cam'st to menWÄCHTERLIED
294Lord, my weak thought in vain would climbDER TAG BRICHT AN
295Lord of all being, throned afarUFFINGHAM
296Lord of health, thou life within usIL BUON PASTOR
297Lord of the strong, when earth you trodRISBY
298Lord when the wise men came from farST. VENANTIUS
299Love came down at ChristmasHERMITAGE
300aLove divine, all loves excellingMORIAH
300bLove divine, all loves excellingPISGAH
301Love of the Father, love of God the SonSONG 22
302Made lowly wise, we pray no moreBLACKBOURNE
303Make me a captive, LordOLD 25TH
304aMine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the LordBATTLE SONG
304bMine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the LordJOHN BROWN
305Most ancient of all mysteriesST. FLAVIAN
306My faith looks up to TheeOLIVET
307My God, I thank thee, who hast madeST. BRIAVEL'S
308My Lord, my Life, my LoveSONG 20
309My soul, there is a countryCHRISTUS DER IST MEIN LEBEN
310aNearer, my God, to theeROTHWELL
310bNearer, my God, to theeHORBURY
311No coward soul is mineGLYNTHORPE
312Not always on the mount may weWHITEHALL
313Not with a choir of angels without numberBERRY DOWN
314Now in life's breezy morningMAGDALENA
315O Christ who holds the open gateLUCIS CREATOR
316O for a thousand tongues to singO GOD OF LOVE
317O God of Bethel, by whose handBURFORD
318O God of truth, whose living wordMARTYRS
319O God, our help in ages pastST. ANNE
320O happy band of pilgrimsCAERLLEON
321O life that maketh all things newHERONGATE
322O Lord and Master of us allWALSALL
323O Lord, how happy should we beADVENT
324O Lord in me there lieth noughtLEICESTER (or BEDFORD)
325O love of God, how strong and trueHYMNUS EUCHARISTICUS
326O Love, who formest me to wearLAMBETH
327O most mighty, O most holyENGADINE
328O Painter of the fruits and flowersEARDISLEY
329O sometimes gleams upon our sightILLSLEY
330O Son of man, our hero strong and tenderLONDONDERRY
331O Source divine, and Life of allMONTGOMERY
332O sweeter than the marriage-feastHARINGTON (RETIREMENT)
333O thou in all thy might so farCROWLE
334O thou not made with handsOLD 120TH
335O thou that movest all, O PowerNEUMARK
336O world invisible we view theePIMLICO ROAD
337O worship the KingHANOVER
338Oft in danger, oft in woeUNIVERSITY COLLEGE
339Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathedKINGTON
340Our Father, while our hearts unlearnBALFOUR
341Poor Soul the centre of my sinful earthCONGLETON
342Praise, my soul, the King of heavenPRAISE MY SOUL
343Praise to the Holiest in the heightFIRST MODE MELODY
344Pray that Jerusalem may haveYORK
345Prayer is the soul's sincere desireROCHESTER
346Rejoice, O land, in God thy mightWAREHAM
347Rejoice, the Lord is KingGOPSAL
348Ring out the grief that saps the mindDEUS TUORUM MILITUM
349Ring out, ye crystal spheres!RING OUT
350Rise up, O men of God!ST. MICHAEL (OLD 134TH)
351aRock of Ages, cleft for meARFON
351bRock of Ages, cleft for meREDHEAD NO. 76
352aSay not the struggle nought availethGOTTLOB, ES GEHT NUN MEHR ZUM ENDE
352bSay not the struggle nought availethESSEX
353Soldiers of Christ, ariseMILITES
354Sometimes a light surprisesLLANGLOFFAN
355Songs of praise the angels sangRILEY
356Stern daughter of the Voice of GodSANTWAT
357Strong Son of God, immortal LoveSONG 5
358Sunset and evening starGILLAM

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