Hymns from the Land of Luther: translated from the German

Publisher: T. Nelson and Sons, London, 1884
Language: English
Notes: Hymns are numbers by the page number they appear in
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238How nature wakes aroundPage Scan
241O everlasting Source of life and lightPage Scan
243My heart wakes with a joyful layPage Scan
245My God, forget me notPage Scan
248Give us Thy blessed peace, God of all mightPage Scan
250When we seek, with loving heartPage Scan
252Once the sentence justly soundedPage Scan
254Breezes of spring, all earth to life awakingPage Scan
256This is the day the Lord hath madePage Scan
257Thou eternal life bestowestPage Scan
259Jesus in bonds of death had lainPage Scan
261O great and gracious GodPage Scan
263Soul, arise, dispel thy sadnessPage Scan
265With the New Year the old, sure Refuge stillPage Scan
269"The everlasting hills!" how calm they risePage Scan
272Stars of the silent nightPage Scan
276Darkness reigns—the hum of life's commotionPage Scan
279I must go hence,—here there is nought abidingPage Scan
281Weary and sad I strayPage Scan
283Whence comes that mournful look and sighPage Scan
286Child, dear child! though to divide usPage Scan
289True, brother friends! whose depth of lovePage Scan
291Fair stream of the peaceful valleyPage Scan
293Lamb, the once crucified! Lion, by triumph surroundedPage Scan
297A few more conflicts, toils, and tearsPage Scan
299Thou hast borne our sins and sorrowsPage Scan
301Dear to Thee, O Lord, and preciousPage Scan
304Break not this heart, my children, with your weepingPage Scan
306The first step bravely done!Page Scan
308Why so late alone, my childPage Scan
310Doubt it not—thou too shalt comePage Scan
313A joyful child, long years agoPage Scan
316Give thanks for all things, children of our God!Page Scan
318Now, in the peace of GodPage Scan
321O Christ, my Life, my SaviourPage Scan
324Here, beside our tranquil streamPage Scan
327Long hast thou wept and sorrowedPage Scan
329I hail thee in thy sad and awful silencePage Scan
332No crown, no palms for mePage Scan
334Low at Thy feet my spirit liesPage Scan
336Is fair Nature dying?Page Scan
339"A little while!" so spake our gracious LordPage Scan
341Ah, leave the lamp unlit a while!Page Scan
343Peace, be stillPage Scan
345Voices of Spring, with what gladness I hear you againPage Scan
347Long years ago, a child at homePage Scan
348O sweet home-echo on the pilgrim's wayPage Scan

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