The Choice: in two parts. Part I containing psalms and hymns, Part II, containing spiritual songs. Designed for public and private worship

Editor: William Dossey
Publisher: Charles De Silver & Sons, Philadelphia, 1833
Language: English
Notes: This is the arrangement of the 6th edition, done by mistake.
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H401According to Thy gracious word
H402Together with these symbols, Lord
H403That doleful night before his death
H404When I survey the wondrous cross
H405How sweet and awful is the place
H406Resplendent Sun! thy rays impart
H407How are thy glories here display'd
H408The blest memorials of thy grief
H409Go forth, ye heralds, in my name
H410Shepherd of Israel, thou dost keep
H411With heavenly power, O Lord, defend
H412Ye messengers of Christ
H413Would you win a soul to God?
H414Deacons, awake! the work fulfill
H415Head of the church! thy care we bless
H416Up to thy throne, O God of love
H417There's nothing round the spacious earth
H418When Christ, with all his graces crowned
H419To that dear world of light and bliss
H420Hence from my soul, sad thoughts, begone
H421My times of sorrow and of joy
H422My God, my Father, thou art wise
H423O Lord, my best desires fulfil
H424God is a spirit, just and wise
H425Patience!--O, what a grace divine
H426Patience divine!--how rich the grace
H427Father, to thee my soul I lift
H428Now shall my inward joys arise
H429I send the joys of earth away
H430Let worldly minds the world pursue
H431Let Zion and her sons rejoice
H432My God, the spring of all my joys
H433Now let our voices join
H434Children of the heavenly King
H435Oh! for a glance of heavenly day
H436The Lord will happiness divine
H437How vain are all things here below
H438'Tis a point I long to know
H439When first the Lord his grace reveal'd
H440On willows, near to Babel's flood
H441Where Babel's streams ran murmuring by
H442Alas! what hourly dangers rise!
H443The wandering star, and fleeting wind
H444O'erwhelm'd with restless griefs and fears
H445What jarring natures dwell within
H446When Jesus smil'd, and said, arise!
H447Where are the grateful tears I shed
H448For zeal I sigh, for zeal I pant
H449Behold, I send you forth, as sheep
H450Bid me of men beware
H451Awake! my soul, and use thy arms
H452Soldiers of Christ, arise!
H453My soul, be on thy guard!
H454Hark! how the watchmen cry
H455Our Captain leads us on
H456Am I a soldier of the cross
H457Didst thou, dear Jesus, suffer shame
H458I'm not asham'd to own my Lord
H459Saints, at your heavenly Father's word
H460My heart is fixt'--did David say?
H461From Egypt lately freed
H462Thus far my God hath led me on
H463Broad is the road that leads to death
H464My drowsy powers, why sleep ye so
H465'Tis my happiness below
H466All who through Christ the living way
H467When any turn from Zion's way
H468With earnest longings of the mind
H469Dear Lord, the path to thine abode
H470Of all our sins is pride
H471The souls that would to Jesus press
H472Blest are the souls whose suff'rings show
H473Awake, our souls, away, our fears
H474My rising soul, with strong desires
H475While carnal men, with all their might
H476Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve
H477Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears
H478Dangers of every shape and name
H479When I can read my title clear
H480In all my Lord's appointed ways
H481I love the windows of thy grace
H482Look up, my soul, behold the prize
H483When I can say, 'My God is mine'
H484O Zion! when shall I survey
H485And let this feeble body fail
H486Since Jesus freely did appear
H487How closely join'd are man and wife
H488Almighty Maker of my frame
H489Teach me the measure of my days
H490Sovereign Ruler of the skies
H491How are thy servants blest, O Lord!
H492Few are thy days, and full of woe
H493In the sweet season of thy youth
H494Grace is a plant, where'er it grows
H495God of my childhood and my youth
H496My soul, how solemn is the word
H497My gracious, my almighty Lord
H498Life is the time to serve the Lord
H499When all thy mercies, O my God
H500Hark! from the tombs a doleful sound

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