The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns and Sacred Poems: being chiefly a collection (3rd ed. rev.)

Editor: Jesse Mercer
Publisher: William W. Woodward (Printer), Philadelphia, 1823
Language: English
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CDAt anchor laid, remote from homePage Scan
CDIMy grace so weak, my sin so strongPage Scan
CDIIO Lord, thy mourning people bowPage Scan
CDIIIO Lord, behold thy people bowPage Scan
CDIVGive me thy Spirit, O my GodPage Scan
CDVO save me, save me, O my GodPage Scan
CDVILord, what a barren heart is minePage Scan
CDVIIO Lord my God, whose sovereign lovePage Scan
CDVIIIMy Savior, let me hear thy voicePage Scan
CDIXMy rising soul, with strong desiresPage Scan
CDXWhy, O my soul, why weepest thouPage Scan
CDXIAnd must I part with all I havePage Scan
CDXIIIf secret fraud should dwellPage Scan
CDXIIIO may my heart, by grace renewedPage Scan
CDXIVWhile carnal men, with all their mightPage Scan
CDXVO let me run the Christian racePage Scan
CDXVIBeset with snares on every handPage Scan
CDXVIIAnd will the eternal KingPage Scan
CDXVIIILord, let me see thy beauteous facePage Scan
CDXIXFather, whate'er of earthly blissPage Scan
CDXXFather divine, thy piercing eyePage Scan
CDXXIAh [O] wretched souls who strive in vainPage Scan
CDXXIIUnto thee altar, Lord, A broken heart I bringPage Scan
CDXXIIIWhere two or three, with sweet accordPage Scan
CDXXIVLook from on high great God and seePage Scan
CDXXVLord, we come before thee nowPage Scan
CDXXVINow while the gospel net is castPage Scan
CDXXVIINow Lord, thy heavenly [gospel] seed is sownPage Scan
CDXXVIIILord God, omnipotent to blessPage Scan
CDXXIXNow may the God of peace and lovePage Scan
CDXXXThe peace which God alone revealsPage Scan
CDXXXII thirst, but not as once I didPage Scan
CDXXXIIO God, my Sun, thy blissful raysPage Scan
CDXXXIIIGreat Spirit of immortal lovePage Scan
CDXXXIVThe Savior meets his flock todayPage Scan
CDXXXVRenewed by grace, we love the wordPage Scan
CDXXXVIO with what pleasure we beholdPage Scan
CDXXXVIIPrepare me gracious God to stand before thyPage Scan
CDXXXVIIIJesus, thou art the sinner's friendPage Scan
CDXXXIXI cannot bear thine absence, LordPage Scan
CDXLSin, in ten thousand treacherous waysPage Scan
CDXLIFor a season called to partPage Scan
CDXLIIThy presence, everlasting [ever living] God [Lord]Page Scan
CDXLIIIDear refuge of my [the] weary soul, On thee, when sorows risePage Scan
CDXLIVLord, dost thou say, ask what thou wiltPage Scan
CDXLVThough I am poor and needy tooPage Scan
CDXLVIThe Lord, who truly knows the heartPage Scan
CDXLVIIO thou, at whose almighty wordPage Scan
CDXLVIIILord, in thy courts we now appearPage Scan
CDXLIXIn thy great name, O Lord, we comePage Scan
CDLGracious Father, gracious LordPage Scan
CDLIReligion's form is vainPage Scan
CDLIIThou God of Jabez, hearPage Scan
CDLIIIO were my heart but formed for woePage Scan
CDLIVAgain, indulgent Lord, returnPage Scan
CDLVO Thou from whom all goodness flowsPage Scan
CDLVILord, when together here we meetPage Scan
CDLVIIGreat Sun of righteousness, arisePage Scan
CDLVIIICome, Holy Spirit, comePage Scan
CDLIXO for a glance of heavenly dayPage Scan
CDLXLord, hear a burdened sinner mournPage Scan
CDLXIILord, before we leave thy templePage Scan
CDLXIIITo thee our wants are knownPage Scan
CDLXIVMay the grace of Christ [God] our [the] SaviorPage Scan
CDLXIHail, Father! hail, eternal Son!Page Scan
CDLXVLord, dismiss us with Thy [your] blessing, Bid us now depart in peacePage Scan
CDLXVILord, vouchsafe to us thy blessingPage Scan
CDLXVIIAnd am I born to diePage Scan
CDLXVIIII am a stranger here belowPage Scan
CDLXIX'Tis a point I long to knowPage Scan
CDLXXStrange and mysterious is my lifePage Scan
CDLXXIO how shall I myself assurePage Scan
CDLXXIIAway my unbelieving fearPage Scan
CDLXXIIIWhile sorrows encompass me roundPage Scan
CDLXXIVIn the floods of tribulationPage Scan
CDLXXVEncompassed with clouds of distressPage Scan
CDLXXVIO my soul, what means this sadnessPage Scan
CDLXXVII'Tis my happiness belowPage Scan
CDLXXVIIIIn darkest hours and greatest griefPage Scan
CDLXXIXHow long and tedious are the daysPage Scan
CDLXXXAstonished and distressedPage Scan
CDLXXXILord, what a wretched land is thisPage Scan
CDLXXXIIWhat poor despised companyPage Scan
CDLXXXIIIStrange that so much of heaven and hellPage Scan
CDLXXXIVMixture [mixtures] of joy and sorrow I daily do pass throughPage Scan
CDLXXXVHow sad and awful [dreadful] is my statePage Scan
CDLXXXVIWhen heaven does grant at certain timesPage Scan
CDLXXXVIIDear Jesus, when shall it bePage Scan
CDLXXXVIIII would but cannot singPage Scan
CDLXXXIXHow hard and rugged is the way [road]Page Scan
CDXCMy spirit looks to God alone My rock and refugePage Scan
CDXCIO when shall I [we] see Jesus and dwell [reign] with Him abovePage Scan
CDXCIIEncouraged by thy wordPage Scan
CDXCIIILong have I viewed long have I thoughtPage Scan
CDXCIVMy span of life will soon be done [o'er]Page Scan
CDXCVThe Lord is my proctectorPage Scan
CDXCVIBrethren, while we sojourn herePage Scan
CDXCVIICome, my soul, and let us try, For a little seasonPage Scan
CDXCVIIIThy people, Lord, have ever foundPage Scan
CDXCIXLet not your hearts within you grievePage Scan

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