Youthful Voices

Editor: B. J. Lang
Publisher: Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, Mass., 1862
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d1Acquaint yourselves early
d2Again, from calm and sweet repose, I rise to hail
d3Again the Lord of life and light
d4Again we meet, O Lord, Again we fill this place
d5All bright with the hues of spring blossoms
d6All the week we spend
d7All ye nations, praise the Lord
d8Almighty Father, heavenly King
d9Almighty Father, I am weak
d10Almighty God, by thy great power
d11Almighty God, while earth and heaven
d12And the happy light we see
d13Another hand is beckoning us
d14Another year is given
d15Approach not the altar
d16As the sun's enlivening eye
d17Assembled in our school once more
d18Assembled in the morning
d19At the dawning of this blest morning
d20Author of light and love
d21Awake, awake, your homes forsake
d22Awake my soul, stretch every nerve
d23Awake, our souls, away our fears
d24Be thou, O God, exalted high
d25Behold that one of placid brow
d26Behold, where in a mortal form
d27Beyond the hills that stand
d28Blessed Lord, thy grace impart
d29Blest are the pure in heart, For they shall see our [their] God
d30Blest day of God, most calm, most [and] bright
d31Bright the vision that delighted
d32Bright was the guiding star that led
d33By cool Siloam's shady rill
d34Called by the Sabbath bells away
d35Calm on the listening ear of night
d36Child, to thee, the loved of heaven
d37Children hear for God hath spoken
d38Children of the heavenly king as we journey
d39Come children, learn this kind command
d40Come, let us all unite to praise
d41Come let us all, with heart and voice
d42Come, thou almighty King, Help us thy name to sing
d43Come to the house of praise
d44Dark night away hath rolled
d45Early as we think or talk
d46Earth's busy sounds and ceaseless din
d47Eternal Father, God of grace
d48Even he, who lit the stars of old
d49Father, adored in worlds above
d50Father, grant us now thy blessing
d51Father, I love to read of thee
d52Father of mercies, God of love, Our maker
d53Father, thine the praises
d54Father, thy children bend the knee
d55Father, we come together now
d56Father, who hearest all before thee kneeling
d57Father, whose heavenly care
d58Feeble, helpless, how shall I
d59For a season called to part
d60For thy care throughout the night
d61From all that [who] dwell [dwells] below the [in earth and] skies
d62From Greenland's icy mountains
d63From week to week, with joy we seek
d64Glory be to God on high, God whose glory fills the sky
d65Glory to our heavenly King, Bounteous Parent
d66Go thou, in life's fair morning
d67Go, when the morning shineth
d68God bless our native land, Firm may she
d69God, from whom all blessings flow
d70God has said, Forever blessed those who seek
d71God is a spirit, just and wise
d72God is love, his mercy brightens
d73God, who is just and kind
d74Gracious God, our heavenly Father
d75Great God, and wilt thou condescend
d76Great God, behold, before thy throne
d77Great God, let all my [our] tuneful powers
d78Hail to the Lord's anointed
d79Hand in hand with angels
d80Happy children, God is love
d81Hark, the bells are pealing
d82Hark, what mean those holy voices
d83Have faith in man, thy brother
d84Hear we [ye] not a voice from heaven
d85Heavenly Father, grant thy blessing on the instructions
d86Here, to our Sabbath home
d87How beauteous in life's morning
d88How beautiful the setting sun
d89How dear is the thought that the angels of God
d90How happy those dear children were
d91How may a little pilgrim dare
d92How sweet, how [and] heavenly is the sight
d93How sweet to be allowed to pray
d94How sweet to bless the Lord
d95How sweetly flowed the gospel's sound
d96I feel within a want
d97I now am but a little child
d98I thank the goodness and the grace
d99I think, when I read that [the] sweet story of old
d100In a modest humble mind

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