The Brethren Hymnal: A Collection of Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs suited for Song Service in Christian Worship, for Church Service, Social Meetings and Sunday Schools

Publisher: Brethren Publishing House, Elgin, Illinois, 1901
Denomination: Old German Baptist Brethren Church
Language: English
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300Why do you wait, dear brotherWHY DO YOU WAIT?Page Scan
301Christ is knocking at my sad heartSHALL I LET HIM IN?Page Scan
302I am resolved no longer to lingerI AM RESOLVED NOT LONGER TO LINGERPage Scan
303"Almost persuaded," now to believeALMOST PERSUADEDPage Scan
304Child of sin and sorrowCHILD OF SIN AND SORROWPage Scan
305O Lord! show pity and forgiveDEVOTIONPage Scan
306O thou who hear'st when sinners cry!SUPPLICATIONPage Scan
307O that I knew the secret placeOGDENPage Scan
308Father, I stretch my hands to theeI DO BELIEVEPage Scan
309Sin has a thousand treach'rous artsDUNDEEPage Scan
310Blessed with the joys of innocenceDAYTONPage Scan
311O thou, whose tender mercy hearsSILOAMPage Scan
312Is this the kind return?NELSONPage Scan
313Beside the gospel poolBESIDE THE GOSPEL POOLPage Scan
314Depth of mercy!—can there beSEYMOURPage Scan
315Grace, 'tis a most delightful themeDENNINGSPage Scan
316Like morning—when her early breezeOLIVETPage Scan
317O love, beyond conception greatPage Scan
318The righteousness, the atoning bloodPage Scan
319My bark is on a troubled seaANCHORPage Scan
320How sad our state by nature is!GRACEPage Scan
321There is a fountain filled with bloodCLEANSING FOUNTAINPage Scan
322Salvation! O, the joyful sound!AZMONPage Scan
323All hail the pow'r of Jesus' name!CORONATIONPage Scan
324When wounded sore, the stricken soulFOUNTAINPage Scan
325Plunged in a gulf of dark despairST. NICHOLASPage Scan
326Our bondage here shall endSONG OF DELIVERANCEPage Scan
327There comes to my heart one sweet strainSWEET PEACE, THE GIFT OF GOD'S LOVEPage Scan
328Look, ye saints the sight is glorious!CROWN HIMPage Scan
329Blessed are the humble souls that seePLAYFORDPage Scan
330Our pathway oft is wet with tearsFATHER, FORSAKE US NOTPage Scan
331Be with me, Lord, where'er I goBE WITH ME, LORDPage Scan
332What cheering words are these!EULAPage Scan
333Wait, my soul, upon the LordWAIT, MY SOUL, UPON THE LORDPage Scan
334Always with us, always with usSICILYPage Scan
335How firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordHOW FIRM A FOUNDATIONPage Scan
336'Tis religion that can givePRAYERPage Scan
337O for that flame of living fireLIVING FIREPage Scan
338Spirit of life and truth and loveDESCEND UPON USPage Scan
339Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathedNEW HUNDREDPage Scan
340Come, Holy Spirit, heav'nly DoveMARLOWPage Scan
341Gracious Spirit, Love Divine!HORTONPage Scan
342Holy Spirit, faithful GuideHOLY SPIRIT, FAITHFUL GUIDEPage Scan
343Breathe upon us, Holy SpiritBREATHE UPON US, HOLY SPIRITPage Scan
344Come, descend, O heavenly Spirit!Page Scan
345Thy footsteps, lord, with joy we traceLEESVILLEPage Scan
346Thro' thee, O Lord, we ownCAPELLOPage Scan
347Behold, what wondrous graceKENTUCKYPage Scan
348O Lord, thou know'st my soul's desiresWIMBORNEPage Scan
349O Love Divine, that stooped to shareLOVE DIVINEPage Scan
350Deem not that they are blest aloneALL SAINTSPage Scan
351In hope of heav'n I find reliefWHEN I AM GLORIFIEDPage Scan
352My God, thy service well demandsELKHARTPage Scan
353Affliction is a stormy deepPage Scan
354I waited patient for the LordPage Scan
355O there's a better world on highST. ETHELDREDAPage Scan
356O thou who dry'st the mourner's tearCHURCHPage Scan
357Father, when o'er our trembling heartsSHELLEYPage Scan
358Long have I sat beneath the soundPETERBORO'Page Scan
359Must Jesus bear the cross aloneMAITLANDPage Scan
360There is an arm that never tiresTHE ARM THAT NEVER TIRESPage Scan
361Brethren, while we sojourn hereBRETHREN, WHILE WE SOJOURN HEREPage Scan
362Gently, Lord, oh, gently lead usAUTUMNPage Scan
363Dark and thorny is the desertOTTOPage Scan
364Full of trembling expectationPLEADING SAVIORPage Scan
365Amid the trials which I meetAMID THE TRIALS WHICH I MEETPage Scan
366Oh, sometimes the shadows are deepTHE ROCK THAT IS HIGHER THAN IPage Scan
367O tell me, thou life and delight of my soulI WOULD GO WHERE MY SHEPHERD IS LEADINGPage Scan
368I am weary, I am wearyI AM WEARYPage Scan
369Tho' hard the winds are blowingBILLOWSPage Scan
370If, on a quiet seaSELVINPage Scan
371O for a sweet, inspiring rayWELLSPage Scan
372Far from my tho'ts, vain world, begoneBACAPage Scan
373While others pray for grace to dieASHWELLPage Scan
374O come, thou wounded Lamb of GodBROOKVILLEPage Scan
375Just as I am, without one pleaJUST AS I AMPage Scan
376O that I could forever dwellMALVERNPage Scan
377Oh, could I find, from day to dayBERLINPage Scan
378Religion is the chief concernMEARPage Scan
379O land of rest, for thee I sigh!WE'LL WORK TILL JESUS COMESPage Scan
380Alas! my God, that thou shouldst beMAYPage Scan
381O for a heart to love my God!BALERMAPage Scan
382O that the Lord would guide my waysNINETY-FIFTHPage Scan
383Come, let us search our ways and seeELIZABETHTOWNPage Scan
384Jesus, I my cross have takenJESUS, I MY CROSS HAVE TAKENPage Scan
385Jesus, keep me near the crossNEAR THE CROSSPage Scan
386Savior, like a shepherd lead usRIPLEYPage Scan
387For me to live is ChristFERGUSONPage Scan
388Nearer, my God, to theeBETHANYPage Scan
389Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsRISE, MY SOULPage Scan
390O, when shall I see JesusWEBBPage Scan
391Thou shepherd of Israel and mineZETAPage Scan
392O tell me no more of this world's vain storePYERMONTPage Scan
393More holiness give meMY PRAYERPage Scan
394Nearer the cross of JesusNEARER THE CROSSPage Scan
395My faith looks up to theeMY FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEEPage Scan
396I know that my Redeemer livesBATTLE CREEKPage Scan
397When waves of trouble round me swellBRADFORDPage Scan
398My God, the cov'nant of thy loveTABORPage Scan
399I know that my Redeemer livesMY REDEEMER LIVESPage Scan

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