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Church Hymnary (4th ed.)

Committee Chair: John Bell
Hymnary.org Indexer: Stephen Benner
Publisher: Canterbury Press, Norwich UK, 2005
Denomination: Church of Scotland
Language: English
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1How blest are those who do not strayST BOTOLPH (Slater)
2O righteous Lord who set me rightO RIGHTEOUS GOD
3Give ear to my words, O Lord[Give ear to my words, O Lord]Text
4aHow excellent in all the earthWINCHESTER OLDTextPage Scan
4bHow excellent in all the earthWINCHESTER OLDTextPage Scan
5O Lord, our Lord, throughout the earthTRAMPS AND HAWKERS
6God shall endure for aye; he hasSTROUDWATERTextPage Scan
7How long, O Lord, will you forget[How long, O Lord, will you forget?Text
8Whoever leads a blameless life[Whoever leads a blameless life]
9O God, my refuge, keep me safeWETHERBYTextPage Scan
10The stars declare his gloryGIBSONTextPage Scan
11May God draw near when the hour of trouble strikes[May God draw near when the hour of trouble starts]
12My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me[My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me]TextPage Scan
13My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?
14aThe Lord's my shepherd, I'll not wantCRIMONDTextPage Scan
14bThe Lord's my shepherd, I'll not wantCRIMONDTextPage Scan
14cThe Lord's my shepherd, I'll not wantWILTSHIRETextPage Scan
15The Lord's my shepherd, I'll not wantORLINGTONTextPage ScanAudio
16The Lord's my shepherd, I'll not wantBROTHER JAMES'S AIRTextPage Scan
17aThe Lord is my shepherd[The Lord is my shepherd]
17bThe Lord is my shepherd[His goodness shall follow me always]
18aThe earth belongs to God aloneST MATTHEWTextPage Scan
18bThe earth belongs to God aloneABBEYTextPage Scan
19Ye gates, lift up your heads on highST GEORGE'S (EDINBURGH)TextPage Scan
20See all the earth is God's[See all the earth is God's]
21aLord, teach me all your waysGARELOCHSIDETextPage Scan
21bLord, teach me all your waysSERENITYTextPage Scan
22The Lord's my light and saving healthBISHOPTHORPETextPage Scan
23The Lord is my light and my salvation[The Lord is my light and my salvation]
24I will exalt you, O Lord[I will exalt you, O God]
25In you, O Lord, have I taken refuge
26Rejoice in the Lord, you righteous
27I will always bless the LordTALADH CHRIOSTA
28Thy mercy, Lord, is in the heavensLONDON NEWTextPage Scan
29Do not fret because of the wicked
30I waited for the Lord my GodBALLERMATextPage Scan
31I waited patiently for GodI WAITED PATIENTLY FOR GOD
32As pants the hart for cooling streamsMARTYRDOM (FENWICK)TextPage Scan
33Athirst my soul for you, the God who is my life![Athirst my soul for you, the God who is my life]
34aO send thy light forth and thy truthMARTYRSText
34bO send thy light forth and thy truthMARTYRSTextPage Scan
35O send thy light forth and thy truthINVOCATIONTextPage Scan
36God is our refuge and our strengthSTROUDWATERTextPage Scan
37God is our refuge, God our strengthSTROUDWATER
38All you peoples clap your hands[All you peoples clap your hands]
39God the Lord, the king almightyHYFRYDOLTextPage Scan
40O God, be gracious to me in your loveSONG 24
41aO God, give ear unto my cryWIGTOWNTextPage Scan
41bO God, give ear unto my cryWIGTOWNTextPage Scan
42Only on God do thou, my soulHOWARD (DUBLIN)TextPage Scan
43O God, you are my God aloneRESIGNATION
44Praise waits for thee in Zion, LordST. STEPHEN (ABRIDGE)TextPage Scan
45Lord, bless and pity usSANDYSTextPage Scan
46Most glorious Lord, you have gone upSHEFFIELDTextPage Scan
47Save me, O God
48His large and great dominion shallEFFINGHAM TextPage Scan
49I cried aloud, aloud to God[I cried aloud, aloud to God]TextPage Scan
50The praises of the Lord our GodCAITHNESSTextPage Scan
51God of hosts, you chose a vineST BEESTextPage Scan
52How lovely is thy dwelling-placeHARINGTON (RETIREMENT)TextPage Scan
53Oh, greatly blest the people areST. STEPHEN (NEWINGTON)TextPage Scan
54aLord, you have always been our homeATHCHUINGEPage Scan
54bLord, you have always been our homeSOLDAU (PAVIA)Page Scan
55Safe in the shadow of the LordCREATOR GODTextPage Scan
56How good it is to thank you, LordST. FULBERTPage Scan
57The Lord doth reign, and clothed is heSTROUDWATERTextPage Scan
58O come, let us sing unto the Lord[O come let us sing unto the Lord]TextPage Scan
59aOh, come, and let us to the LordIRISHTextPage Scan
59bOh, come, and let us to the LordBON ACCORDTextPage Scan
60Come, let us praise the LordCHILEAN VENITEText
61Oh, sing a new song to the LordST. MAGNUS (NOTTINGHAM)TextPage Scan
62Sing a new song to the LordONSLOW SQUARETextPage Scan
63aAll people that on earth do dwellOLD 100THTextPage Scan
63bAll people that on earth do dwellOLD 100THTextPage Scan
64Sing all creation, sing to God in gladnessCHRISTE SANCTORUM
65Jubilate, everybodyJUBILATE DEO
66Lord, hear my prayer! My cry shall come before youINTERCESSORTextPage Scan
67Let all the peoples praise you, O LordIN DIR IST FREUDE
68O thou my soul, bless God the LordCOLESHILLTextPage Scan
69Just as a father shows his loveKILMARNOCK
70Give praise and thanks unto the LordDUNFERMLINEText
71Give thanks unto the Lord our GodWATSONText
72Alleluia. I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart
73Bless the Lord, O saints and servantsCHARTRES
74Not to us be glory givenLUX EOITextPage Scan
75I love the Lord because he heardST. FLAVIAN (OLD 132nd)TextPage Scan
76How can I ever thank the LordJACKSON (BYZANTIUM)Text
77Praise the Lord, all you nationsLAUDATE DOMINUM (Berthier)
78Oh, set ye open unto meSOUTHWARKTextPage Scan
79aTeach me, O Lord, the perfect wayYORK (STILT)TextPage Scan
79bTeach me, O Lord, the perfect wayYORK (STILT)TextPage Scan
80Blessed are those whose way is pure
81aI to the hills will lift mine eyesFRENCH (DUNDEE)TextAudio
81bI to the hills will lift mine eyesFRENCH (DUNDEE)Text
82I joyed when to the house of GodST. PAUL (ABERDEEN)Text
83I rejoiced when I heard them say[I rejoiced when I heard them say]
84Now Israel may say, and that truly,OLD 124THText
85Now let God's people, let God's IsraelOLD 124TH
86When Zion's fortunes God restoredEDGBASTON
87Lord, from the depths to thee I criedMARTYRDOM (FENWICK)TextPage Scan

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