A Collection of Spiritual Songs and Hymns

Editor: Richard Allen
Publisher: John Ormrod, Philadelphia, Penn., 1801
Denomination: African Methodist Episcopal Church
Language: English
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Elements of Worship
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IThe voice of Free Grace, cries, escape to the mountainText
IIO Jesus, my Saviour, to thee I submitText
IIIHow lost was my conditionText
IVO God my heart with love inflameText
VThe glorious day is drawing nighText
VICome and taste along with meText
VIIBehold that great and awful dayText
VIIIJerusalem my happy homeText
IXO that I had a bosom friendText
XBehold the awful trumpet soundsText
XIWhat poor despised companyText
XIIAm I a Soldier of the CrossText
XIIIIn thee we now together cameText
XIVWe've found the rock, the trav'ler criedText
XVSaviour, I do feel thy meritText
XVIOh! give me Lord my sins to mournText
XVIIThe time draws nigh when you and IText
XVIIISee the Eternal judge descendingText
XIXBrethren farewell, I do you tellText
XXEarth has detain'd me prisoner longText
XXIThink wordling, think, alas! how vainText
XXIIThe trumpet of God is sounding abroadText
XXIIILord! when together here we meetText
XXIVO blessed estate of the DeadText
XXVCome Christian friends, and hear me tellText
XXVIWhen I can read my title clearText
XXVIIThere is a land of pure delightText
XXVIIICome let us lift our voices highText
XXIXCome ye that know the Lord indeedText
XXXCurst be the man, for ever curstText
XXXINow begins the Heav'nly themeText
XXXIIHow long shall Death the Tyrant reignText
XXXIIIThe great tremendous day's approachingText
XXXIVAwake my heart, arise my tongueText
XXXVCome all ye poor sinners that from Adam cameText
XXXVIOh! how I have long'd for the coming of GodText
XXXVIIA solemn march we makeText
XXXVIIIDrest uniform the soldiers areText
XXXIXO when shall I see JesusText
XLO don't you hear the alarmText
XLIWake up my muse condole the lossText
XLIICome listen to the cause of sinText
XLIIIAlmighty love inspireText
XLIVBurst, ye em'rald gates and bringText
XLVNow the Saviour stands a pleadingText
XLVIOh, if my soul were form'd for woeText
XLVIIMy thoughts on awful subjects rollText
XLVIIIEarly my God, without delayText
XLIXWhy should we start and fear to die?Text
LFrom regions of Love, lo! an Angel descendedText
LIYe virgin souls ariseText
LIILord what a wretched land is thisText
LIIILo! we see the sign appearingText
LIVAnd are we yet aliveText
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