Der Tröster: oder Trost und Mahnung in Liedern und Betrachtungen bei der Trennung von den Unsrigen zum Gebracuh bei Leichenbegängnissen sowie auch im Familienkreise.

Editor: Ehrw. H. Daniel
Published: 1884
Place of Publication: Allentown, Pa.
Language: German; English
Notes: Includes German hymns from "Der Tröster", prefixed by t, and English hymns from "The Comforter", prefixed by c
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c21Teach me to live! 'Tis easier far to diePage Scan
c22Come, blooming youth, in life's fair mornPage Scan
c23The fairest flowers fade, in deathPage Scan
c24Now is th'accepted timePage Scan
c25Life for higher ends is givenPage Scan
c26Afflictions, Lord, corrode my breastPage Scan
c27O for the life of thosePage Scan
c28When shall we meet againPage Scan
c29I know that my Redeemer livesPage Scan
c30Why should we fear to launch awayPage Scan
c31My God, my everlasting LightPage Scan
c32Behold the golden ev'ning lightPage Scan
c33A happy pilgrim I have beenPage Scan
c34Whither, dear Savior, shall we go?Page Scan
c35The voice of Jesus! O, how sweetPage Scan
c36He fell asleep in JesusPage Scan
c37At home with Christ in Heaven!Page Scan
c38We shall be like Him! Like Christ we shall bePage Scan
c39There is a land of heavenly peacePage Scan
c40Jerusalem, the beautifulPage Scan
c41I've reached the "home, sweet home" at lastPage Scan
c42Afflicted saint, to Christ draw nearPage Scan
c43My soul, be still! Life's lessons learnedPage Scan
c44The Rock that higher is than IPage Scan
c45When this frame is worn and wearyPage Scan
c46In the secret of His presencePage Scan
c47Asleep in Jesus, thy dear FriendPage Scan
c48I can never do without TheePage Scan
c49What cheering words are thesePage Scan
c50Salvation is my blessed themePage Scan
c51O, for a pencil dipt in lightPage Scan
c52My soul, in Jesus trust thou everPage Scan
c53I long to behold Him arrayedPage Scan
c54Go, mourner, unto Jesus, tellPage Scan
c55I am with you, with you ever!Page Scan
c56Lo, thine eyes in death are closingPage Scan
c57With me, an aged pilgrim, Lord, abidePage Scan
c58O, what words of love and mercyPage Scan
c59I, the Eternal LifePage Scan
c60Hear what the blessed Savior saysPage Scan
c61O blessed Lord, give me to seePage Scan
c62Thy risen Lord, my soul, behold!Page Scan
c63By faith divine we knowPage Scan
c64Death may dissolve my body nowPage Scan
c65Hear what the voice from heaven declaresPage Scan
c66There is in heaven no night, I knowPage Scan
c67O Lord, hear Thou the orphan's prayerPage Scan
c68Lord, now I'm called from her to partPage Scan
c69Take Thine own way, dear Lord, with mePage Scan
c70Dear mother, thou hast left us nowPage Scan
c71In death's embrace our father liesPage Scan
c72A soldier of the Cross has gonePage Scan
c73Thou servant of the living GodPage Scan
c74Where we oft have met in gladnessPage Scan
c75My precious Savior, Thou art gonePage Scan
c76Great God! Thou reign'st as King supremePage Scan
c77Appointed is the hour of GodPage Scan
c78How short and fleeting is this lifePage Scan
c79Who knows how near my life's expended?Page Scan
c80We lay thee in the silent tombPage Scan
c81Commit this body to the gravePage Scan

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