Hymns, Composed by Different Authors, at the Request of the General Convention of Universalists. 2nd ed.

Publisher: Samuel T. Armstrong, Charlestown, Mass., 1810
Denomination: Universalist Church of America
Language: English
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a296With joy we hail the morning lightPage Scan
a297Blest be thy name my God and KingPage Scan
a298Now shalt thou hear, my Lord, my GodPage Scan
a299Now philomel attunes her songPage Scan
a300Now the day is past and gonePage Scan
a301Give thanks to God for he is goodPage Scan
a302The Lord our God is goodPage Scan
a303Come, let us join in grateful songsPage Scan
a304When autumn brings her golden storePage Scan
a305Kind providence to us impartsPage Scan
a306Now to the Lord, O let us raisePage Scan
a307Lord bless Columbia's happy landPage Scan
a308Ye sons of Columbia, adorePage Scan
a309What wonders hath Jehovah wroughtPage Scan
a310The Lord our God, our heav'nly KingPage Scan
a311The winter months are past awayPage Scan
a312This is the fast the Lord would chusePage Scan
a313The hypocrites do often fastPage Scan
a314When thou dost fast thou shalt not bePage Scan
a315The hypocrite doth fast, With a dejected facePage Scan
a316In Zion let the trumpet blowPage Scan
a317All hail, the matchless pow'r divinePage Scan
a318Ye are God's building, saith the wordPage Scan
a319[219]On holy mount Moriah seePage Scan
a320Lo! see the brilliant temple risePage Scan
a321Ere time commenc'd, a darksome nightPage Scan
a322Various systems men have form'dPage Scan
a323The Jews had eyes, and yet were blindPage Scan
a324And why do Christians thus contendPage Scan
a325Why do Pharisees complainPage Scan
a326Had Jesus taught the ancient JewsPage Scan
a327My foes declare with awful frownPage Scan
a328Where myst'ries are in scripture foundPage Scan
a329Of old, how were the sons of menPage Scan
a330Thus saith the great and mighty GodPage Scan
a331Thus saith the mighty GodPage Scan
a332No sacrifice of costly namePage Scan
a333Who will regret that Christ should havePage Scan
a334Let party names alonePage Scan
a335As ancient bigots disagreePage Scan
a336Lord, what a rage thy foes are in!Page Scan
a337[237]Now Baal's prophets cry aloudPage Scan
a338That some should perish, God ordainsPage Scan
a339By men conditions are propos'dPage Scan
a340But few of all the human racePage Scan
a341When strangers meet me on the wayPage Scan
a342Will they who love the Lord repinePage Scan
a343Dear Shepherd didst thou liePage Scan
a344I bid farewell to written creedsPage Scan
a345O could the scales fall from our eyesPage Scan
a346O cease, my soul, the search give o'erPage Scan
a347[322]From worldly noise I would retirePage Scan
a348Behold, on Zion's mystic wallsPage Scan
a349Lo, from the mountains of the lawPage Scan
a350What is this within me burning?Page Scan
a352When by faith I see my SaviorPage Scan
a353Why is my heart so cold?Page Scan
a354I long my Savior's grace to seePage Scan
a355Come all ye lovely youthPage Scan
a356Come, all ye tender lovely youthPage Scan
a357Ye aged fathers, mothers dearPage Scan
a358By faith may Jesus dwellPage Scan
a359Come, pleasant youth, your voices raisePage Scan
a360How fast time's holy moments run!Page Scan
a361When will the eyelids of that mornPage Scan
a362My soul is fainting fastPage Scan
a363Must christians pray for nought?Page Scan
a364[366]May we thine armor, Lord, put onPage Scan
a365Grant unto us a visit, dearest LordPage Scan
a366Lord, from thy holy hill descendPage Scan
a367Our Father, God, in heav'n abovePage Scan
a368O Lord of Hosts! All Gracious God!Page Scan
a369Is not thy promise pledg'dPage Scan
a370Thou Great First Cause! least understoodPage Scan
a371O Lord we bow before thy thronePage Scan
a372O God of grace, before thy thronePage Scan
a373In thine own house, O Lord, we meetPage Scan
a374In union let our voices joinPage Scan
a375Now God I see in ev'ry thingPage Scan
a376Let earth rejoice and nature singPage Scan
a377Lo, what enraptur'd songs of praisePage Scan
a378Now to the Lord who built the skiesPage Scan
a379Join ev'ry heart and ev'ry tonguePage Scan
a380A joyful song to GodPage Scan
a381Praise ye the Lord, all nature joinPage Scan
a382Praise God, from whom all blessings flowPage Scan
a383Worthy the Paschal Lamb!Page Scan
a384Let God alone have endless praisePage Scan
a385Now to our God let praises risePage Scan
a386Now shall my inward joys arisePage Scan
a387Now let all nature join to praisePage Scan
a388The Lord hath come from hills of lightPage Scan
a389No sure foundation can be laidPage Scan
a390The Lord who holds the gospel fanPage Scan
a391Hark! from the wilderness, and hearPage Scan
a392Christ shall descend in flaming firePage Scan
a393The day of God shall surely comePage Scan
a394Attend and hear the sacred wordPage Scan
a395Awake! my soul! away, thy fears!Page Scan
a396Shall slavish fear torment my soulPage Scan

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