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The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book: being "The Plymouth Collection" enlarged and adapted to the use of Baptist churches

Editor: John Stanford Holme
Publisher: Sheldon, Blakeman & Co., New York, 1858
Denomination: Baptist
Language: English
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801What though no flowers the fig-tree clothePage Scan
802Jesus, united by Thy gracePage Scan
803When I can read my title clearPage Scan
804O no, we cannot sing the songPage Scan
805Jesus, in sickness and in painPage Scan
806When languor and disease invadePage Scan
807When musing sorrow weeps the pastPage Scan
808Whence do our mournful thoughts arisePage Scan
809One prayer I have--all prayers in onePage Scan
810My times of sorrow and of joyPage Scan
811O Lord! my best desires fulfillPage Scan
812O Thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
813Ye trembling souls, dismiss your fearsPage Scan
814How vain are all things her below!Page Scan
815Angel of God! whate'er betidePage Scan
816Children of God, who, faint and slowPage Scan
817And can my heart aspire so highPage Scan
818God of my life and all my powersPage Scan
819O Thou eternal Source of love!Page Scan
820O Thou, from whom all goodness flowsPage Scan
821O Thou, the first, the greatest FriendPage Scan
822My Father! to Thy mercy-seatPage Scan
823Walk in the light! so shalt thou knowPage Scan
824Lord! what a wretched land is thisPage Scan
825Let others boast how strong they bePage Scan
826Few are thy days, and full of woePage Scan
827O throw away Thy rod!Page Scan
828My former hopes are fledPage Scan
829When on the giddy cliff I standPage Scan
830When overwhelmed with griefPage Scan
831I faint, my soul doth faintPage Scan
832Just o'er the grave I hungPage Scan
833Like Noah's weary dovePage Scan
834My spirit on Thy carePage Scan
835How gentle God’s commands!Page Scan
836If, through unruffled seasPage Scan
837Jesus, lover of my soulPage Scan
838When on Sinai's top I seePage Scan
839My sorrows, like a floodPage Scan
840Give to the winds thy fearsPage Scan
841Where wilt thou put thy trust?Page Scan
842As changing as the moonPage Scan
843Thou very present AidPage Scan
844Commit thou all Thy griefsPage Scan
845Green pastures and clear streamsPage Scan
846As the hart, with eager looksPage Scan
847Holy Spirit! Lord of light!Page Scan
848Softly, now, the light of dayPage Scan
849Lord! I cannot let Thee goPage Scan
850Midst sorrow and carePage Scan
851Hast thou wasted all the powersPage Scan
852Holy Ghost! with light divinePage Scan
853Christian brethren, ere we partPage Scan
854People of the living GodPage Scan
855O, how soft that bed must bePage Scan
856Hearken Lord, to my complaintsPage Scan
857Quiet, Lord, my froward heartPage Scan
858Gales from heaven, if God so willPage Scan
859Gently, gently lay Thy rodPage Scan
860In the hour of my distressPage Scan
861Center of our hopes Thou artPage Scan
862Hark! my soul! it is the LordPage Scan
863Abba, Father, hear Thy childPage Scan
864Blessed are the sons of GodPage Scan
865Come, ye disconsolate, where’er ye languishPage Scan
866When the spark of life is waningPage Scan
867There's a Friend above all othersPage Scan
868Oft when the waves of passion risePage Scan
869Thy mercy heard my infant prayerPage Scan
870Come on, my partners in distressPage Scan
871Though hard the winds are blowingPage Scan
872Tell me not, in mournful numbersPage Scan
873Oh! that we our hearts might severPage Scan
874Full of trembling expectationPage Scan
875When human hopes all witherPage Scan
876Lone, amidst the dead and dyingPage Scan
877As flows the rapid riverPage Scan
878Jesus, I my cross have takenPage Scan
879Cross, reproach, and tribulationPage Scan
880Tossed upon life's raging billowPage Scan
881Light of those whose dreary dwellingPage Scan
882In the cross of Christ I gloryPage Scan
883Saviour, visit Thy plantationPage Scan
884I am weary, I am wearyPage Scan
885O my God, by Thee forsakenPage Scan
886Wilt Thou not visit me?Page Scan
887My soul, go boldly forthPage Scan
888Guide me, O Thou great JehovahPage Scan
889Holy Father, Thou hast taught usPage Scan
890Gently, Lord, O, gently lead usPage Scan
891Jesus, full of all compassionPage Scan
892Onward, Christian, though the regionPage Scan
893Forgive my folly, O Lord, most holyPage Scan
894Send kindly light amid th'encircling gloomPage Scan
895Peace to thee, O favored onePage Scan
896Jesus, my God, my SaviourPage Scan
897O that the Lord's salvationPage Scan
898Nearer, my God, to TheePage Scan
899I'm but a stranger herePage Scan
900Yea, I will extol TheePage Scan

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