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Jubilate Deo: a hymn and service book
Publisher:
The George H. Ellis Co., Boston , 1900
Editor:
Charles W. Wendte
Language:
English
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299
Tell me not in mournful numbers
RATHBUN
300
Among all songs, no sweeter one
NEWTON
301
Courage, brother, do not stumble
RATHBUN
302
He who has the truth, and keeps it
RATHBUN
303
Joy to the world, the Lord is come
ANTIOCH
304
My God, I thank thee: may no thought
ANTIOCH
305
O'er the dark wave of Galilee
FEDERAL STREET
306
A voice upon the midnight air
FEDERAL STREET
307
O suffering Friend of human kind
FEDERAL STREET
308
Come, said Jesus' sacred voice
HORTON
309
When my Love to Christ grows weak
HORTON
310
Father, we thy promise claim
HORTON
311
Tell me the old, old story
THE OLD, OLD STORY
312
Amid the din of earthly strife
AUDITE AUDIENTES ME
313
It singeth low in every heart
AUDITE AUDIENTES ME
314
Calm on the list'ning ear of night
GOULD
315
Again the Lord of life and light
GOULD
316
The bud will soon become a flower
GOULD
317
Loved one, farewell
REQUIEM
318
Rest, spirit, rest
REQUIEM
319
Across the snow-clad waste
320
Another year of setting suns
321
The forests gave their oak and pine
322
Not always on the mount may we
323
A goodly tree our fathers planted here
324
Calm on the bosom of thy God
325
Father in heaven, hear us today
326
Dost thou hear the bugle sounding
[Dost thou hear the bugle sounding]
327
Welcome, welcome is the greeting
[Welcome, welcome is the greeting]
328
Onward, Christian soldiers
ST. GERTRUDE
329
Forward! be our watchword
ST. THERESA
330
Our fathers' faith, we sing of thee
[Our fathers' faith, we sing of thee]
331
Our fathers were high-minded men
ROBINSON
332
We limit not the truth of God
ROBINSON
333
Through the changing seasons
LOS ANGELES
334
The rose is queen among the flowers
THE ROSE IS QUEEN
335
God hath sent his angels
336
O never despair at the troubles of life
ALL'S RIGHT WITH THE WORLD
337
Sweet evening hour! sweet evening hour!
338
With the sweet word of peace
COVENANT
338b
Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart
BENEDICTION
339
I need thee ev'ry hour
[I need thee ev'ry hour]
340
Sowing the seed by the daylight fair
341
Hope for the day is dawning
342
Gentle Jesus, pure and holy
343
The morning hangs its signal
344
Kind words can never die
345
Lo! the day of God is breaking
346
When for me the silent oar
[When for me the silent oar]
347
God be with you till we meet again
[God be with you till we meet again]
348
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
AULD LANG SYNE
349
How sweet, how heavenly is the sight
AULD LANG SYNE
350
Be thou faithful unto death!
[Be thou faithful unto death!]
351
O star of Truth, down shining
O STAR OF TRUTH
352
So here hath been dawning
[So here hath been dawning]
353
The soldier keeps his wakeful watch
VIGIL
354
I live for those who love me
HOFER
355
Come, friends, the world wants mending
[Come, friends, the world wants mending]
356
Rouse up to work that waits for us
[Rouse up to work that waits for us]
357
An offering to the shrine of pow'r
ELLACOMBE
358
May ev'ry year
[May ev'ry year]
359
No pow'r on earth shall sever
[No pow'r on earth shall sever]
360
Rise! for the day is passing
[Rise! for the day is passing]
361
There are lonely hearts to cherish
[There are lonely hearts to cherish]
362
There lives a voice within me
[There lives a voice within me]
363
O what a world this might be
[O what a world this might be]
364
My country, 'tis of thee
AMERICA
365
God bless our native land
[God bless our native land]
366
To thee I have devoted
ROSS
367
Gone are those great and good
AMERICA
368
The light of truth is breaking
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
369
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
370
"In this sign we conquer" 'Tis the symbol of our faith
BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
371
O Lord, our God, thy mercy led our fathers
HOAR
372
O God, most holy, merciful, and mighty
HOAR
373
The breaking waves dashed high
[The breaking waves dashed high]
374
High hopes that burned like stars sublime
375
O lead me, Father, lest I stray
376
Now, host with host assembling
377
Have you heard the Golden City
378
I believe in Human Kindness
379
I believe in God, the Father
380
God giveth quietness at last
381
How blest the righteous when he dies!
382
God of the living, in whose eyes
383
To him who children blessed
384
Mine eyes have seen the dawning of a coming glorious morn
385
Jesus, I fain would find
386
Bid the din of battle cease!
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