Christ in Song

Editor: Philip Schaff, D. D.
Publisher: Anson D. F. Randolph, New York, 1871
Language: English
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1O long and darksome was the nightPage Scan
9O thou Redeemer of our racePage Scan
11Behold, the bridegroom cometh in the middle of the nightPage Scan
12On Jordan [Jordan's] banks the Baptist's [Herald's] cry [voice]Page Scan
14Draw nigh, draw nigh, Immanuel [Emmanuel]Page Scan
15Once he came in blessing All our ills redressingPage Scan
17Lift up your heads, ye mighty gatesPage Scan
18Let the earth now praise the LordPage Scan
20Lord, how shall I be meetingPage Scan
24Plunged in a [the] gulf of dark [deep] despairPage Scan
25Messiah at thy glad approachPage Scan
27Lo he comes let all adore himPage Scan
28Watchman, tell us of the nightPage Scan
30When Jesus came to earth of oldPage Scan
31Zion, at thy shining gatesPage Scan
33He comes, no royal vesture wearingPage Scan
35The church has waited longPage Scan
39A great and mighty wonderPage Scan
40From where the rising sun goes forthPage Scan
43Of the Father's love [heart] begottenPage Scan
45From lands that see the sun arisePage Scan
47Today in Bethlehem hearPage Scan
48All hail, thou night, than day more brightPage Scan
49Come hither, ye faithful, triumphantly singPage Scan
50A child is born in BethlehemPage Scan
52There comes a galley ladenPage Scan
53All praise to Thee, eternal LordPage Scan
54Good news from heaven the angels bringPage Scan
56We sing to thee, Immanuel, the PrincePage Scan
58All my heart this night [day] rejoicesPage Scan
61While to Bethlehem we are goingPage Scan
62This is the month, and this the happy mornPage Scan
63Thou fairest Child divinePage Scan
65Joy to the world, the Lord is [has] comePage Scan
66Hark, how all the welkin rings!Page Scan
68Hark, the glad sound, the Savior comesPage Scan
69O how wondrous is the storyPage Scan
73When Jordan hushed his [its] waters stillPage Scan
75Hark, what mean those holy voicesPage Scan
76Angels, from the realms of gloryPage Scan
78What sudden blaze of songPage Scan
81'Tis come, the time so oft foretoldPage Scan
82The happy Christmas comes once morePage Scan
84Carol, brothers, carolPage Scan
86Come, ye lofty, come, ye lowly, Let your songs of gladness ringPage Scan
88Joy and gladness, joy and gladnessPage Scan
90It came upon the [a] midnight clearPage Scan
92Lo God our God has come to usPage Scan
93In Bethlehem, the place of gloryPage Scan
99The God whom earth and sea and sky adorePage Scan
100When within his mother's armsPage Scan
102Sleep, holy Babe, upon thy [your] mother'sPage Scan
103Thou standest between the earth and heavenPage Scan
107Hail infant martyrs, new born victims, hailPage Scan
108O wondrous mother, since the dawn of timePage Scan
111A star shines forth in heaven suddenlyPage Scan
113Bethlehem of noblest citiesPage Scan
114What star is this, with [which] beams so brightPage Scan
116O Christ, our true and only lightPage Scan
117They gave to thee myrrh, frankincensePage Scan
118All ye Gentile lands awakePage Scan
120The wondering sages trace from farPage Scan
121Sons of men, behold him [from] far, Hail thePage Scan
122Brightest and best of the sons [stars] of the morningPage Scan
123Christ, whose first appearance lightedPage Scan
125O Thou! who by a star didst guidePage Scan
126As with gladness men of oldPage Scan
128The wise men to thy cradle thronePage Scan
129We come not with a costly storePage Scan
130Hail, Kingly Jesus, to thy feetPage Scan
133Holy Jesus, Fount of lightPage Scan
135Come, my Way, my Truth, my LifePage Scan
136Earth has nothing sweet or fairPage Scan
138My dear Redeemer, and my LordPage Scan
139Jesus still lead onPage Scan
140O, for a [an] heart to praise [love] my GodPage Scan
141Ever would I fain be readingPage Scan
143Jesus, I my cross have taken, all to leavePage Scan
145Thou art the Way, to thee alonePage Scan
146Behold, where in a mortal formPage Scan
147How beauteous were [are] the marks divinePage Scan
148Thine handmaid, Savior, can it bePage Scan
149Thou, Lord of all, on earth hast dweltPage Scan
151Trustingly, trustingly, Jesus, to theePage Scan
155Sing, my tongue, the Savior's battlePage Scan
159The royal banners forward goPage Scan
161Forth flames the standard of our KingPage Scan
162Hail, thou head, so bruised and woundedPage Scan
165Jesus' holy cross and dyingPage Scan
167O'erwhelmed in depths of woePage Scan
169At the cross her station keepingPage Scan
171What laws, my blessed Savior hast thou brokenPage Scan
174O world, behold upon the treePage Scan
178O Sacred Head now [once] [sore] wounded [surrounded]Page Scan
182O Sacred Head, surroundedPage Scan
183Christ the life [light] of all the livingPage Scan
185Thou holiest Love, whom most I lovePage Scan
187When I survey the wondrous crossPage Scan
188Not all the blood of beast [beasts], On Jewish altarsPage Scan
189Him on yonder cross I lovePage Scan

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