The English Hymnal: with tunes

Publisher: Oxford University Press, London, UK, 1933
Denomination: Church of England
Language: English
Notes: First published in 1906 (See hymnal EH1906). With a few modified and added tunes.
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159bBe present, holy TrinityADESTO SANCTA TRINITAS
160aFather most holy, merciful and tender[Father most holy, merciful and tender]
160bFather most holy, merciful and tenderCHRISTE DU BEISTAND
161Have mercy on us, God most highST. FLAVIAN
162Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!NICAEA
163O Unity of threefold lightOLD 22ND
164aO Trinity of blessèd Light[O Trinity of blessèd Light]
164bO Trinity of blessèd LightHILARITER (Die ganze Welt)
165aFather, we praise thee, now the night is over[Father, we praise thee, now the night is over]
165bFather, we praise thee, now the night is overCHRISTE SANCTORUM
166Christ is gone up; yet ere he passedST. DAVID
167Pour out thy Spirit from on highDUKE STREET
168The earth, O Lord, is one wide fieldMANCHESTER
169aBlessèd city, heavenly Salem[Blessèd city, heavenly Salem]
169bBlessèd city, heavenly SalemURBS COELESTIS
170aChrist is made the sure foundation[Christ is made the sure foundation]
170bChrist is made the sure foundationURBS COELESTIS
171O Word of God aboveST. EDMUND
172Sion's daughters! Sons of JerusalemJERUSALEM ET SION FILIAE
173All things are thine; no gift have weHERR JESU CHRIST
174aLord of Creation, bow thine ear, O Christ, to hear[Lord of Creation, bow thine ear, O Christ, to hear]
174bLord of Creation, bow thine ear, O Christ, to hearANNUE CHRISTE
175aThe eternal gifts of Christ the King[The eternal gifts of Christ the King]
175bThe eternal gifts of Christ the KingAETERNA CHRISTI MUNERA
176aLet the round world with songs rejoice[Let the round world with songs rejoice]
176bLet the round world with songs rejoiceAUCTORIATATE SAECULI
177Captains of the saintly bandHARTS
178Disposer supreme, and Judge of the earthOLD 104TH
179Come, sing, ye choirs exultantACH GOTT VOM HIMMELREICHE
180aMartyr of God, whose strength was steeledMARTYR DEI QUI UNICUM
180bMartyr of God, whose strength was steeledLEIGHTON
181aO God, thy soldiers' crown and guard[O God, thy soldiers' crown and guard]
181bO God, thy soldiers' crown and guardDEUS TUORUM MILITUM
182aThe merits of the Saints[The merits of the Saints]
182bThe merits of the SaintsDAS HERRLICH HOHE FEST
183aO glorious King of Martyr hosts[O glorious King of Martyr hosts]
183bO glorious King of Martyr hostsREX GLORIOSE
184Blessèd feasts of blessèd martyrsALLA TRINITA BEATA
185Blest Martyr, let thy triumph-dayBEATA NOBIS GAUDIA
186Come, let us join the Church aboveBALFOUR
187Let our choir new anthems raiseWEIMAR
188aHe, whose confession God of old accepted[He, whose confession God of old accepted]
188bHe, whose confession God of old acceptedISTE CONFESSOR
189O thou whose all-redeeming might[O thou whose all-redeeming might]
190O Shepherd of the sheepCARLISLE
191aSon of a Virgin, Maker of thy motherVIRGINIS PROLES
191bSon of a Virgin, Maker of thy motherUT QUEANT LAXIS
192Jesus, the Virgins' Crown, do thou[Jesus, the Virgins' Crown, do thou]
193The praises of that Saint we singST. AMBROSE
194Receive, O Lord, in heaven aboveST. AMBROSE
195Another year completedBREMEN
196For all thy Saints, O LordMOUNT EPHRAIM
197Give me the wings of faith to riseSONG 67
198Hark! the sound of holy voicesVISION
199How bright these glorious spirits shine!BALLERMA
200Joy and triumph everlastingPSALM 42
201Palms of glory, raiment brightBOYCE
202The Son of God goes forth to warSTETTIN (Nun seht)
203What are these that glow from afarYMDAITH MWNGO
204Who are these like stars appearingALL SAINTS
205Jesus calls us!—o'er the tumultHERALD
206O thou, who didst with love untoldCREDITON
207We sing the glorious conquestLLANGLOFFAN
208aAll prophets hail thee, from of old announcing[All prophets hail thee, from of old announcing]
208bAll prophets hail thee, from of old announcingDIVA SERVATRIX
209Hail to the Lord who comesOLD 120TH
210The highest and the holiest placeJACKSON
211We praise thy name, all-holy LordOLD 44TH
212aI bind unto myself todayST. PATERICK
212bI bind unto myself todayDEIRDRE
213aHail, O Star that pointest[Hail, O Star that pointest]
213bHail, O Star that pointestAVE MARIS STELLA
214aThe God whom earth and sea and sky[The God whom earth and sea and sky]
214bThe God whom earth and sea and skyO AMOR QUAM ECSTATICUS
215aO glorious Maid, exalted far[O glorious Maid, exalted far]
215bO glorious Maid, exalted farO AMOR QUAM ECSTATICUS
216Ave Maria! blessèd Maid!ST. ALBAN
217Her Virgin eyes saw God incarnate bornFARLEY CASTLE
218Ye who own the faith of JesusDEN DES VATERS SINN GEBOREN
219Lord God of Hosts, within whose handFALKLAND
220The Saint who first found grace to penBROCKHAM
221The winter's sleep was long and deepKING'S LANGLEY
222The Son of Consolation!RHYDDID
223aLet thine example, holy John, remind us[Let thine example, holy John, remind us]
223bLet thine example, holy John, remind usHERR, DEINEN ZORN
224aEre in thy childhood, 'mid the desert places[Ere in thy childhood, 'mid the desert places]
224bEre in thy childhood, 'mid the desert placesHERR, DEINEN ZORN
225Hail, harbinger of mornHAIL HARBINGER OF MORN
226With gold most precious, and with sanguine hues of morn[With gold most precious, and with sanguine hues of morn]
227Forsaken once, and thrice deniedCHILDHOOD
228aNow in holy celebration[Now in holy celebration]
228bNow in holy celebrationORIEL
229aPortal of the world's salvation[Portal of the world's salvation]
229bPortal of the world's salvationCOLLAUDEMUS
230aSing we all the joys and sorrows[Sing we all the joys and sorrows]
230bSing we all the joys and sorrowsCOLLAUDEMUS
231Mary, weep not, weep no longer[Mary, weep not, weep no longer]
232Lord, who shall sit beside theeCHRISTUS DER IST MEIN LEBEN
233aAn image of that heavenly light[An image of that heavenly light]
233bAn image of that heavenly lightNOSTRE DIEU

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