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Browsing topics in A Selection of Psalms and Hymns: done under the appointment of the Philadelphian Association

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TopicSub-TopicHymnFirst Line
After Sermon#CXLIIHow oft have sin and satan strove
After Sermon#CIIJesu Redeemer, Saviour, Lord
After Sermon#LXXVIAnd now, my soul another year
After Sermon#CXXXVIIIWhen, gracious Lord, when shall it be
After Sermon#CXLIMy God, my King thy various praise
After Sermon#CIHow sad our state by nature is
Association of Churches#CCVBefore thy throne, eternal King
Association or Churches#CCVIIEncourag'd by thy holy word
Association or Churches#CCVIWell met, dear friends, in Jesus' name
Association or Churches#CCIVFather of mercies, bow thine ear
At the Opening of Public Worship#XIXBefore JEHOVAH's awful throne
At the Opening of Public Worship#XIVWhat various hind'rances we meet
At the Opening of Public Worship#XIIIAnother six days work is done
At the Opening of Public Worship#XIIThe praise of Zion waits for thee
At the Opening of Public Worship#XISprinkled with reconciling blood
At the Opening of Public Worship#XXVSalvation to our God
At the Opening of Public Worship#VIIIThe Lord descending from above
At the Opening of Public Worship#VIIThou only source of true delight
At the Opening of Public Worship#XXIVCome, sound his praise abroad
At the Opening of Public Worship#VIO for a thousand tongues to sing

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