Hymn and Tune Book for Use in Old School or Primitive Baptist Churches

Editor: Silas H. Durand, P. G. Lester
Publisher: D. H. Goble, Greenfield, Ind., 1886
Denomination: Primitive Baptists
Language: English
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300Pensive, doubting, fearful heartPage Scan
301When darkness long has veiled my mindPage Scan
302Afflicted saint, to Christ draw nearTHERONPage Scan
303Who is the trembling sinner, whoPage Scan
304'Tis to his spouse that Jesus speaksPage Scan
305His master taken from his headPage Scan
306Courage, my soul, behold the prizePage Scan
307By the poor widow's oil and mealPage Scan
308A Friend there is--your voices joinPage Scan
309Our God, how firm his promise standsPage Scan
310How firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordPage Scan
311The Lamb is exalted repentence to givePage Scan
312The hope set before us is Jesus the LordPage Scan
313Cheer up, ye trembling soulsPage Scan
314Your harps, ye trembling saintsPage Scan
315Hark, my soul! It is the LordPage Scan
316Christ is mine, and I am hisPage Scan
317Lord, how many are my foes!Page Scan
318For us the dear Redeemer diedPage Scan
319'Twas when the seas, with horrid roarPage Scan
320It shall be well, let Zion knowPage Scan
321A Sov'reign Protector I havePage Scan
322Let those who inhabit the RockPage Scan
323Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fearsPage Scan
324With Christ in God your life is hidPage Scan
325Does the gospel word proclaimPage Scan
326Lord! for ever at thy sidePage Scan
327In heaven my choicest treasure liesPage Scan
328For weary saints a rest remainsPage Scan
329Come hither, all ye weary soulsPage Scan
330Great Rock, for weary travelers madePage Scan
331Sweet is the work, my God, my KingPage Scan
332aWhere must a weary sinner goPage Scan
332bWhere must a weary sinner goPage Scan
333O land of rest, for thee I sighPage Scan
334From east to west let others roamPage Scan
335My dearest friends, in bonds of lovePage Scan
336O happy day, when saints shall meetPage Scan
337Come, Christian brethren, ere we partPage Scan
338When shall we all meet again?Page Scan
339As the sun's enlivening eyePage Scan
340aGlorious things of thee are spokenPage Scan
340bGlorious things of thee are spokenPage Scan
341Hear what God the Lord hath spokenPage Scan
342Let thy kingdom, blessed SaviourPage Scan
343How did my heart rejoice to hearPage Scan
344The Lord of glory is my lightPage Scan
345What shall I render to my GodPage Scan
346Let Zion and her Sons rejoicePage Scan
347A garden fenced from common earthPage Scan
348My God, what endless pleasures dwellPage Scan
349When saint to saint, in days of oldPage Scan
350Zion's a city fair God hath blessedPage Scan
351How pleasant, how divinely fairPage Scan
352God is the refuge of his saintsPage Scan
353How lovely, how divinely sweetPage Scan
354Kindred in Christ, for his dear sakePage Scan
355The church of God is fairPage Scan
356Far as thy name is knownPage Scan
357How charming is the placePage Scan
358Glad was my heart to hearPage Scan
359To God, the only wisePage Scan
360My soul, take courage from the LordPage Scan
361Regard, great God! my mournful prayerPage Scan
362Sprinkled with reconciling bloodPage Scan
363Lord, I cannot let thee goPage Scan
364Come, my soul, thy suit preparePage Scan
365Dear Lord! to us assembled herePage Scan
366Approach, my soul, the mercy seatPage Scan
367A crumb of mercy, Lord, I cravePage Scan
368My business lies at wisdom's gatePage Scan
369Dear Shepherd of thy people, herePage Scan
370Lord! let me see thy beauteous face!Page Scan
371Alas! what hourly dangers rise!Page Scan
372Breathe from the gentle South, O LordPage Scan
373One thing, with all my soul's desirePage Scan
374Whilst thee I seek, protecting Power!Page Scan
375Now, Lord, inspire the preacher's heartPage Scan
376Behold the Throne of Grace!Page Scan
377In thee, O Lord, I trustPage Scan
378When overwhelmed with griefPage Scan
379Hungry, and faint, and poorPage Scan
380Saviour, visit thy plantationPage Scan
381Children of the heav'nly KingPage Scan
382Christ, exalted, is our songPage Scan
383I will praise thee every dayPage Scan
384Glory to God on high!Page Scan
385Come, thou Almighty KingPage Scan
386aCome, thou Fount of every blessingPage Scan
386bCome, thou Fount of every blessingPage Scan
387Thy mercy, Lord, we praisePage Scan
388Prepare a thankful songPage Scan
389Awake, and sing the songPage Scan
390O, for a thousand tongues to singPage Scan
391For mercies, countless as the sandsPage Scan
392Come, let us join our cheerful songsPage Scan
393O thou in whose presence my soul takes delightPage Scan
394How strange is the course that a Christian must steerPage Scan
395O, could I speak the matchless worthPage Scan
396What hath God wrought! might Israel sayPage Scan

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