Hymns of Our Pilgrimage

Author: Rev. John Brownlie
Publisher: James Nisbet & Co., London, 1889
Language: English
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1O Summer leaves decayPage Scan
2Ye golden tints at eve of dayPage Scan
3The darkest night gives place to dawnPage Scan
4Songs of Zion sweetly singingPage Scan
5My life is not an aimless thingPage Scan
6Pilgrims to the Better LandPage Scan
7I do not fear to diePage Scan
8Hail the morn! that bids us gladlyPage Scan
9O bind me with Thy bands, my LordPage Scan
10There is no sorrow in my soulPage Scan
11O troubled soul, it is not nightPage Scan
12There is a land, a happy landPage Scan
13O paradise most fairPage Scan
14O heavenly land beyond the sun!Page Scan
15O may I live as I would diePage Scan
16Fret not, my soul; when trouble sore assailsPage Scan
17How can I serve the LordPage Scan
18When I heard the Saviour callingPage Scan
19O was there ever love so greatPage Scan
20If I only have the SaviourPage Scan
21O come and listen while I tellPage Scan
22When darkness round my pillow creepsPage Scan
23Thou hast gone beforePage Scan
24Blest Jesus, we Thy people comePage Scan
25I see a cross, 'tis one of threePage Scan
26O wherefore bore my Lord the crossPage Scan
27See! the Man of sorrows diesPage Scan
28I would not have a hand to guidePage Scan
29Thou Morning Star of promise brightPage Scan
30Low at Thy feet I bowPage Scan
31O glorious Sun! than nature's sun more brightPage Scan
32O 'bide with us, Lord Jesus ChristPage Scan
33Where'er I go my God hath beenPage Scan
34Treasures more than tongue can namePage Scan
35O love of God so boundlessPage Scan
36God of love, when tears are fallingPage Scan
37Come join the choir of those who singPage Scan
38Late at eve I sang the praisesPage Scan
39How wonderful Thy majestyPage Scan
40The linnet on the boughPage Scan
41God who leads us every dayPage Scan
42All that I amPage Scan
43When the dawn with gentle rayPage Scan
44O happy day for sinnersPage Scan
45There is no friend like JesusPage Scan
46Brightest hours of childhood's dayPage Scan
47Hail, joyous morn! thy new-born lightPage Scan
48I am weary, let me restPage Scan
49Jesus, who for sinful manPage Scan
50I come from heaven abovePage Scan
51I had a glimpse of the Rest of GodPage Scan
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