Hymns on Various Subjects

Editor: Anna Beeman
Published: 1792
Place of Publication: Norwich, Conn.
Denomination: Philadelphia Baptist Association
Language: English
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1The love of God that boundless seaText
2O blessed day of restText
3Hark! hark! I hear my Saviour's voiceText
4I long to march the heavenly roadText
5Behold this Sodom here belowText
6O Lord of hosts, I long to knowText
7Jesus up from the water cameText
8I have a baptism saith the LordText
9Planted together as we readText
10Before the world I now will ownText
11Like Christ our Lord we're bury'd hereText
12Abraham's seed was circumcisedText
13What think you my friends of the preaching of JohnText
14Dear christian friends come we will goText
15The rise of Zion doth appearText
16O had I wings to fly aboveText
17Alas my soul, Oh why so sluggishText
18O behold the Angel flyingText
19Jacob was found in desart landText
20The love of God is a seaText
21We bow before the throne of graceText
22O Lord I pray thee forgiveText
23If I'm a saint I long to restText
24Ye servants of Jesus the Lamb that was slainText
25O think of the crosses that Christ hath enduredText
26Brethren and Sisters we stand in Church relationText
d1A sound our God we often hear
d3Afflicted saint [saints] [soul] [souls], to Christ [God] draw near
d5Attractive pleasures seize the mind
d7Before Thy throne, eternal King
d9Blest is the man whom God
d11Come, all ye heavy laden souls
d12Dear children harken to my words
d14Enthroned on clouds our God shall come
d15Eternal goodness once from heaven came to dwell
d16Farewell, my [dear] brethren in the Lord
d17Farewell, vain world, I now will go
d18How have I been deceived
d19How truly blest are they, who on their God rely
d20How vain are the pleasures of time
d24Jesus, the Lord of glory, reigns
d27Lo the day is near approaching
d28May all those doubts and gloomy fears
d29Mourn, mourn Britannia, mourn
d30Now in a song of grateful praise [love]
d31Now most noble bridegroom I pray you attend
d32Now you before the Lord do stand
d35O happy souls, how fast you go, and leave me here behind
d36O is this true, I wish to know
d40Our sorrows like a dreadful flood
d41Peace is the blessing we've designed
d43Plunged in a labyrinth of woe
d44Savior, I do feel Thy merit, sprinkled with redeeming blood
d48There's nothing I find of the earth
d49They who can view their guilt and sin
d50Through all this world below
d52We think that women should not speak
d54When first I espoused the blessed cause
d55When we were plunged deep in sin
d56While grief o'er grief successive roll
d57Why should I dread or wish to shun
d58Why sinks my weak desponding mind
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