The Christian Hymnal: for the church, home and bible schools

Editor: Jas. W. Wilson, Prof. F. L. Robertshaw
Publisher: The Restitution, Plymouth, Ind., 1887
Language: English
Notes: Children hymns are numbered by "C" followed by the page number
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#TextTuneText InfoTune InfoTextScorePage ScanAudio
201Rejoice, all ye believersROMANINEPage Scan
202I waited meekly for the LordKENYONPage Scan
203Lord, when thy vine in Canaan grewKENYONPage Scan
204Give to the Lord, ye tribes and tonguesKENYONPage Scan
205Hail! thou long expected JesusSTUTGARDPage Scan
206Hail! thou once despised JesusSTUTGARDPage Scan
207Hark! the notes of angels, singingSTUTGARDPage Scan
208Jesus, thou art all compassionSTUTGARDPage Scan
209From Greenland's icy mountainsMISSIONARY HYMNPage Scan
210aHow beauteous on the mountainsMISSIONARY HYMNPage Scan
210bHark, what mean those holy voicesHOLY VOICESPage Scan
211Cast thy bread upon the watersHOLY VOICESPage Scan
212Lord of glory! thou hast bought usHOLY VOICESPage Scan
213He that goeth forth with weepingHOLY VOICESPage Scan
214Now be my heart inspired to singTRUROPage Scan
215O Christ, Our King, Creator, LordTRUROPage Scan
216Almighty Ruler of the skiesTRUROPage Scan
217Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishCOME, YE DISCONSOLATEPage Scan
218Hail the blest morn! hail the wonderful strangerCOME, YE DISCONSOLATEPage Scan
219What God has done is wisely doneAUSTINPage Scan
220Awake, my soul, wake up from sleepAUSTINPage Scan
221Pilgrim, burdened with thy sinMERCYPage Scan
222Jesus Christ is passing byMERCYPage Scan
223They who seek the throne of graceMERCYPage Scan
224Holy lamb, who thee receiveMERCYPage Scan
225When shall the voice of singingST. GEORGEPage Scan
226Our country's voice is pleadingST. GEORGEPage Scan
227And is the time approachingST. GEORGEPage Scan
228Jerusalem the golden!EWINGPage Scan
229Oh, for the robes of whitenessEWINGPage Scan
230All glory, praise, and honorEWINGPage Scan
231Behold the morn is shining brightST. AGNESPage Scan
232No change of time shall ever shockST. AGNESPage Scan
233All ye who love the Lord, rejoiceST. AGNESPage Scan
234Glory to God! whose witness-trainST. AGNESPage Scan
235Go when the morning shinethSUPPLICATIONPage Scan
236Christ shall come down like showersSUPPLICATIONPage Scan
237For Christ, shall prayer unceasingSUPPLICATIONPage Scan
238When I can trust my all with GodARDWICKPage Scan
239I heard the voice of love divineARDWICKPage Scan
240Sing hallelujah, praise the LordARDWICKPage Scan
241Let others boast their ancient lineARDWICKPage Scan
242Thou art my hiding place, O LordCHESTERPage Scan
243Why mournest thou, my anxious soulCHESTERPage Scan
244My heart is resting, O my GodRESTPage Scan
245How still and peaceful is the grave!RESTPage Scan
246O God, our help in ages pastRESTPage Scan
247Oh, that the Lord would guide my waysPRAYERPage Scan
248Spirit of truth! on this thy dayPRAYERPage Scan
249Thy broken body, gracious Lord!PRAYERPage Scan
250In all my vast concerns with theePRAYERPage Scan
251As shadows, cast by cloud and sunFAITHPage Scan
252When all thy mercies, O my GodFAITHPage Scan
253Again the Lord of life and lightFAITHPage Scan
254When downward to the darksome tombFAITHPage Scan
255Earth has nothing sweet or fairDIXPage Scan
256Hasten, Lord, the glorious timeDIXPage Scan
257Now may He who from the deadDIXPage Scan
258Savior! teach me, day by dayDIXPage Scan
259Angels, roll the rock away!DIXPage Scan
260My God, my Father, while I strayTHY WILL BE DONEPage Scan
261When I survey the wondrous CrossTHY WILL BE DONEPage Scan
262Gently, Lord, oh, gently lead usTHY WILL BE DONEPage Scan
263Our Helper, God! we bless thy nameTHY WILL BE DONEPage Scan
264Brightly breaks our Christmas mornROBERTSHAWPage Scan
265Hark, from yonder mount ariseROBERTSHAWPage Scan
266When our heads are crowned with woeROBERTSHAWPage Scan
267O bless the Lord, my soulHANDELPage Scan
268From lowest depths of woeHANDELPage Scan
269My soul repeat his praiseHANDELPage Scan
270The Lord is risen indeedHANDELPage Scan
271God moves in a mysterious wayARLINGTONPage Scan
272How beautiful on the hillsARLINGTONPage Scan
273Lord, in the morning thou shalt hearARLINGTONPage Scan
274Calm on the listening ear of nightARLINGTONPage Scan
275Awake, my soul, stretch ev'ry nerveAVONPage Scan
276Life is a span, a fleeting hourAVONPage Scan
277O thou who dry'st the mourner's tearAVONPage Scan
278Jerusalem! my glorious home!AVONPage Scan
279With glory clad, with strength arrayedHEBRONPage Scan
280Oh, that my load of sin were gone!HEBRONPage Scan
281My God, and is thy table spreadHEBRONPage Scan
282Sweet and low as rippling watersMOULTRIEPage Scan
283Must I go, and empty handedMOULTRIEPage Scan
284Crown his head with endless blessingMOULTRIEPage Scan
285Oh, for a home beyond the painREEDPage Scan
286The prophets tell of Canaan's landREEDPage Scan
287Farewell, dear friends, adieu, adieuREEDPage Scan
288My song shall always be of himREEDPage Scan
289The buds upon the early roseBERRIDGEPage Scan
290The hope that we shall reign with himBERRIDGEPage Scan
291Weary and worn with trials soreBERRIDGEPage Scan
292Lord, in the morning thou shalt hearBERRIDGEPage Scan
293Lord, we come before thee nowESHTEMOAPage Scan
294In the dark and cloudy dayESHTEMOAPage Scan
295Not with terror do we meetESHTEMOAPage Scan
296Thou, from whom we never partESHTEMOAPage Scan
297Salvation, oh, the joyful soundMARLOWPage Scan
298I'm not ashamed to own my LordMARLOWPage Scan
299All nature dies and lives againMARLOWPage Scan

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