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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518Ye servants of the LordNARENZA
519Ye watchers and ye holy onesLASST UNS ERFREUEN
520Holy Father, in thy mercyEASTERGATE
521O Lord of heaven and earth and seaES IST KEIN TAG
522We give thee but thine ownWINDERMERE
523Lord, behold us with thy blessingDISMISSAL
524God be with you till we meet againRANDOLPH
525aFrom thee all skill and science flowFARNHAM
525bFrom thee all skill and science flowCULROSS
526Thine arm, O Lord, in days of oldST. MATTHEW
527Thou to whom the sick and dyingST. LEONARD
528Father of men, in whom are oneEXETER
529Son of God, eternal SaviourEXETER
530Lord of life and King of gloryCALVARY
531Father, who on man dost showerCHARING
532Let us with a gladsome mindMONKLAND
533Now thank we all our GodNUN DANKET
534Praise the Lord of heaven; praise him in the heightLAUS TIBI CHRISTE
535Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore himPRAISE
536Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creationHAST DU DENN, JESU
537Rejoice today with one accordEIN' FESTE BURG
538Father, to thee we look in all our sorrowL'OMNIPOTENT
539O Lord of hosts, who didst upraiseLLANGOEDMOR
540Eternal Father, strong to saveMELITA
541Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deepWHITE GATES
542How are thy servants blest, O Lord!KILMARNOCK
543Lord, the wind and sea obey theeTHORNBURY
544O faith of England, taught of oldPSALM 68
545Thy hand, O God, has guidedST. THEODULPH (VALET WILL ICH DIR GEBEN)
546Fling out the banner! let it floatCATHCART
547From Greenland's icy mountainsCALCUTTA
548God is working his purpose out as year succeeds to yearPURPOSE
549Lift up your heads, ye gates of brassPRAETORIUS (FÜR DEIN EMPFANGEN SPEIS UND TRANK!)
550O North, with all thy vales of green!AUCH JETZT MACHT GOTT
551Saviour, sprinkle many nationsHOPE
552Spread, O spread, thou mighty wordGOTT SEI DANK
553Thou, whose almighty WordMOSCOW
554Thy Kingdom come, O GodKINGSLAND
555Dismiss me not thy service, LordBRUNSWICK
556Go, labor on; spend, and be spentLLANGOLLEN (Lledrod)
557From foes that would the land devourISLEWORTH
558God of our fathers, known of oldFOLKINGHAM
559God of our fathers, unto theeETONA
560God save our gracious KingNATIONAL ANTHEM
561Lord, while for all mankind we prayABERDEEN
562O God of earth and altarKINGS LYNN
563Once to every man and nationYN Y GLYN
564The King, O God, his heart to thee upraisethDONNE SECOURS
565To thee our God we flyCROFT'S 136TH
566When wilt thou save the people?KENDAL
567Beneath the Cross of JesusGLORIA
568Daily, daily sing the praisesDAILY, DAILY
569Evensong is hushed in silenceEVENING HYMN
570Ho! my comrades, see the signalHOLD THE FORT
571Holy Ghost, come down upon thy childrenBOSSINEY
572I could not do without theeGOSTERWOOD
573I hear thy welcome voiceI HEAR THY WELCOME VOICE
574I heard the voice of Jesus sayKINGSFOLD
575I lay my sins on JesusPRYSGOL
576I need thee, precious JesuPRYSGOL
577O Jesus, I have promisedMISSIONARY HYMN
578O Jesus, thou art standingIN DER WIEGEN
579Rest of the wearyFORTUNATUS
580Safe in the arms of JesusARMS OF JESUS
581Stand up, stand up for JesusMORNING LIGHT
582Take my life, and let it beIVES
583Tell me the old, old storyTELL ME THE OLD, OLD STORY
584There were ninety and nine that safely layTEH NINETY AND NINE
585Thou didst leave thy throne and thy kingly crownMARGARET
586Advent tells us Christ is nearKEINE SCHÖNHEIT HAT DIE WELT
587All things bright and beautifulROYAL OAK
588Behold a little ChildWESLEY
589Do no sinful actionNEWLAND
590Every morning the red sunLANGDALE
591aGentle Jesus, meek and mildFARNABY
591bGentle Jesus, meek and mildLEW TRENCHARD
592Hail the Sign, the Sign of JesusGROOMBRIDGE
593Heavenly Father, send thy blessingPLEADING SAVIOUR
594I love to tell the storyGOSTERWOOD
595I think when I read that sweet story of oldEAST HORNDON
596In our work and in our playLYNE
597It is a thing most wonderfulHERONGATE
598Jesu, good above all otherQUEM PASTORES LAUDAVERE
599Jesu, tender Shepherd, hear meSHIPSTON
600Little drops of waterGOTT EIN VATER
601Lord, I would own thy tender careEARDISLEY
602Loving Shepherd of thy sheepGENTLE JESUS
603Now the day is overEUDOXIA
604O dearest Lord, by all adoredMIT FREUDEN ZART
605Once in royal David's cityIRBY
606Sing praise to the Lord the children's hymnST. HUGH
607There's a Friend for little childrenINGRAVE
608There is a happy landHAPPY LAND
609Through the night thy Angels keptPEACEFIELD
610We are but little children poorPUER NOBIS NASCITUR
611When Christ was born in BethlehemRODMELL
612Who is he in yonder stallRESONET IN LAUDIBUS
613Of the Father's love begottenDIVINUM MYSTERIUM
614O come, all ye faithfulADESTE FIDELES
615From the eastern mountainsSUTTON VALENCE

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