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Hymns and Spiritual Songs, in Three Books: I. collected from the scriptures, II. composed on divine subjects, III. prepared for the Lord's Supper
Editor:
I. Watts, D. D.
Publisher:
Brynberg and Andrews (Printer), Wilmington, [Del.], 1793
Language:
English
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I.I-I.CXIV
I.CXV-II.LXIV
II.LXV-II.CLXIV
II.CLXV-III.XLV
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I.I
Behold the glories of the Lamb
I.II
Ere the blue heavens were stretched abroad
I.III
Behold the grace appears
I.V
Naked as from the earth we came
I.VI
Great God, I own thy sentence just
I.VII
Let every mortal ear attend
I.VIII
How honourable is the place
I.IX
In vain we lavish out our lives
I.X
How beauteous are their feet
I.XI
There was an hour when Christ rejoic'd
I.XII
Jesus, the man of constant grief
I.XIII
The lands that long in darkness lay
I.XIV
Who shall the Lord's elect condemn
I.XV
Let me but hear my Saviour say
I.XVI
Hosanna to the royal Son
I.XVII
O for an overcoming faith
I.XVIII
Hear what the voice from heav'n proclaims
I.XIX
Lord, at thy temple we appear
I.XX
Awake. my heart, arise my tongue
I.XXI
Lo, what a glorious sight appears
I.XXIV
In vain the wealthy mortals toil
I.XXV
All mortal vanities be gone
I.XXVI
Bless'd be the everlasting God
I.XXVII
Death may dissolve my body now
I.XXVIII
What mighty man, or mighty God
I.XXIX
I lift my banner (saith the Lord)
I.XXX
In thine own ways, O God of love
I.XXXII
Whence do our mournful thoughts arise?
I.XXXIX
Now shall my inward joys arise
I.XL
What happy men, or angels, these
I.XLI
These glorious minds, how bright they shine
I.XLII
Adore and tremble, for our God
I.XLV
See where the great incarnate God
I.XLVIII
Awake, our souls (away our fears
I.XLIX
How strong thine arm is, mighty God
I.L
Now be the God of Isr'el bless'd
I.LI
To God the only wise
I.LII
'Twas the commission of our Lord
I.LIII
God, who in various methods told
I.LIV
Jesus, we bless thy Father's name
I.LV
When we are rais'd from deep distress
I.LVI
We sing the glories of thy love
I.LVII
Backward with humble shame we look
I.LVIII
Let mortal tongues attempt to sing
I.LIX
In Gabriel's hand a mighty stone
I.LX
Our souls shall magnify the Lord
I.LXI
Now to the Lord, that makes us know
I.LXII
Come, let us join our cheerful songs
I.LXIII
What equal honours shall we bring
I.LXIV
Behold what wondrous grace
I.LXV
Let the seventh angel sound on high
I.LXVI
Let him embrace my soul and prove
I.LXVII
Thou whom my soul admires above
I.LXVIII
Behold the Rose of Sharon here
I.LXIX
The voice of my beloved sounds
I.LXX
Hark! the Redeemer from on high
I.LXXI
Often I seek my Lord by night
I.LXXII
Daughters of Sion, come, behold
I.LXXIII
Kind is the Speech of Christ our Lord
I.LXXIV
We are a garden wall'd around
I.LXXV
The wondering world inquires to know
I.LXXVI
When strangers stand and hear me tell
I.LXXVII
Now in the gall'ries of his grace
I.LXXVIII
Who is this fair one in distress
I.LXXIX
God of the morning, at whose voice
I.LXXX
Thus far the Lord has led me on
I.LXXXI
My God, how endless is thy love!
I.LXXXII
Shall the vile race of flesh and blood
I.LXXXIII
Not from the dust affliction grows
I.LXXXIV
Jehovah speaks, let Isr'el hear
I.LXXXV
The Lord on high proclaims
I.LXXXVI
How should the sons of Adam's race
I.LXXXVII
Thus saith the High and Lofty One
I.LXXXVIII
Life is the time to serve the Lord
I.LXXXIX
Ye sons of Adam, vain and young
I.XC
Lo, the young tribes of Adam rise
I.XCI
Now in the heat of youthful blood
I.XCII
Shall wisdom cry aloud
I.XCIII
Thus saith the wisdom of the Lord
I.XCIV
Vain are the hopes the sons of men
I.XCV
Not all the outward forms on earth
I.XCVI
But few among the carnal wise
I.XCVII
Bury'd in shadows of the night
I.XCVIII
How heavy is the night
I.XCIX
Vain are the hopes that rebels place
I.C
Not to condemn the sons of men
I.CI
Who can describe the joys that rise
I.CII
Bless'd are the humble souls that see
I.CIII
I'm not asham'd to own my Lord
I.CIV
Not the malicious or profane
I.CV
Nor eye hath seen, nor ear has heard
I.CVI
Shall we go on to sin
I.CVII
Deceiv'd by subtil snares of hell
I.CVIII
Not with our mortal eyes
I.CIX
No more, my God, I boast no more
I.CX
There is a house not made with hands
I.CXI
Lord, we confess our num'rous faults
I.CXII
So did the Hebrew prophet raise
I.CXIII
How large the promise! how divine
I.CXIV
Gentiles by nature, we belong
I.I-I.CXIV
I.CXV-II.LXIV
II.LXV-II.CLXIV
II.CLXV-III.XLV
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