A Hymn and Prayer-Book: for the use of such Lutheran churches as Use the English language

Editor: John C. Kunze, D. D.
Publisher: Hurtin & Commardinger, New York, N.Y., 1795
Denomination: Lutheran
Language: English
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101Faith comes by hearing God's recordPage Scan
102Heal us, Immanuel, here we are [stand]Page Scan
103Mistaken souls, that [who] dream of heavenPage Scan
104Now have I found the ground whereinPage Scan
105Lamb of God, who thee receivePage Scan
106By various maxims, forms and rulesPage Scan
107In evil long I took delightPage Scan
108The one thing needful, that good partPage Scan
109What joy or honor could we havePage Scan
110The Savior's blood and righteousnessPage Scan
111O God of mercy, grace and lovePage Scan
112O! at last I've found my SaviourPage Scan
113We pray thee, wounded Lamb of GodPage Scan
114Grant, most gracious Lamb of GodPage Scan
115Jesus, my Savior, full of gracePage Scan
116'Tis heaven itself on earth to seePage Scan
117Bliss beyond comparePage Scan
118Who is like thee, whoPage Scan
119Jesu, my heart's most joyful restPage Scan
120Jesus, Jesus, nought but JesusPage Scan
121Lord Christ, reveal Thy holy facePage Scan
122Dearest Jesu, we are here, Thee to hearPage Scan
123Thou, gracious Savior, for my goodPage Scan
124Thou Guardian of thy lambs, beholdPage Scan
125Dear children, whom the Savior lovesPage Scan
126I am baptized in thy name preciousPage Scan
127Father of Jesus Christ our Lord!Page Scan
128Trim thy lamp, O soul betrothedPage Scan
129Christ the eternal Lamb of GodPage Scan
130O Jesu, Bridegroom of my soulPage Scan
131Come, approach to Jesus' tablePage Scan
132Lord, how divine Thy comforts arePage Scan
133Together with these symbols, LordPage Scan
134The congregation while below, being imperfect, tears must sowPage Scan
135For that amazing love and gracePage Scan
136O church of Jesus, now draw nearPage Scan
137That doleful [dreadful] night before his deathPage Scan
138When we before our Savior's facePage Scan
139O that in Jesus' church, his bridePage Scan
140Jesus, who to save hast powerPage Scan
141Lord, thine image thou hast lent mePage Scan
142Storms and winds may blow and batterPage Scan
143Lord, raise in me a constant flamePage Scan
144In God, the Lord most justPage Scan
145Before Thy throne I now appearPage Scan
146This yields true joy and pleasurePage Scan
147Another step is made with GodPage Scan
148Tell me no more of golden treasuresPage Scan
149Besprinkle with thy blood my heartPage Scan
150How can a sinner here belowPage Scan
151Jesus Christ, thou Son of GodPage Scan
152Meek, patient Lamb of God, impartPage Scan
153Jesus, who for me died, Grant, I mayPage Scan
154When simplicity we cherishPage Scan
155Beloved Savior, Prince of lifePage Scan
156None God the Father's favor share, O heaven's kingdom winPage Scan
157Jesus, my highest treasurePage Scan
158O could we but love that SaviorPage Scan
159Teach me yet more of thy blest waysPage Scan
160Dearest Jesus, come to me And abide eternallyPage Scan
161Jesus will I never leavePage Scan
162Dear Jesus when I think on thee My heart for joy doth leap in mePage Scan
163They who Jesus' followers arePage Scan
164O let thy love our hearts constrainPage Scan
165The enjoyment of Christ's flesh and bloodPage Scan
166How pleasant is love's harmonyPage Scan
167Jesus, grant me to inheritPage Scan
168Flock of Jesus, be unitedPage Scan
169Jesus, we look up to theePage Scan
170Behold us, Lord, rough stones we arePage Scan
171Now come, ye Christians all and bringPage Scan
172Now let us praise the Lord with body, soulPage Scan
173My soul, exalt the Lord thy GodPage Scan
174What thanks can I repay to theePage Scan
175All glory to the sovereign goodPage Scan
176When languor and disease invadePage Scan
177To God let all the human race bring adoration, thanks and praisePage Scan
178I sing to thee with heart and tonguePage Scan
179Praise thou, my soul, the most mighty and greatPage Scan
180Hallelujah, love, thanks and praisePage Scan
181Now let us praise with fervorPage Scan
182Bless, O my soul, the God of gracePage Scan
183Come let us join our cheerful songsPage Scan
184O for a thousand tongues to sing my great [dear] Redeemer's praisePage Scan
185Lord God, Thy praise we singPage Scan
186Holy Lord, Holy Lord, Holy and Almighty LordPage Scan
187Come Holy Ghost, inspire my [our] song [songs]Page Scan
188Thanks and praise, thanks and praise, JesusPage Scan
189O Jesus, for thy matchless lovePage Scan
190God, the Lord of the creationPage Scan
191Awake, my soul, and with the sunPage Scan
192My soul, awake, and renderPage Scan
193And now another day is gone [past] the sunPage Scan
194Rouse thyself, my soul, and gatherPage Scan
195Christ, everlasting Source of LightPage Scan
196Now woods and fields are quietPage Scan
197Because this day is at an endPage Scan
198Kind Sovereign, let my evening songPage Scan
199In peace I'll now lie down to sleepPage Scan
200All praise to thee, my God, this nightPage Scan

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