Laudes Domini: a selection of spiritual songs ancient & modern (Abr. ed.)

Editor: Chas S. Robinson
Publisher: Century Co., New York, 1888
Language: English
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397Jesus, the very thought of theeHEBERTextPage Scan
398To thee, O Christ, we ever prayBUNYANTextPage Scan
399Dear Refuge of my weary soulST. AGNESTextPage Scan
400Jesus, these eyes have never seenST. AGNESTextPage Scan
401My Saviour, whom absent I loveVERNONTextPage Scan
402The King of love my Shepherd isDOMINUS REGITTextPage Scan
403My faith looks up to theeOLIVETTextPage Scan
404Jesus, thy name I loveLYTETextPage Scan
405I know no life dividedSPITTATextPage Scan
406O One with God the FatherSPITTATextPage Scan
407Though sorrows rise and dangers rollKLEINTextPage Scan
408Jesus!--the very thought is sweetKLEINTextPage Scan
409Jesus, and shall it ever beFEDERAL STREETTextPage Scan
410Jesus, thou Joy of loving heartsFEDERAL STREETTextPage Scan
411Oh, not my own these verdant hillsCANONBURYTextPage Scan
412Lord, I believe; Thy power I ownMOUNT AUBURNTextPage Scan
413Lord! when I all things would possessMOUNT AUBURNTextPage Scan
414Calm me, my God, and keep me calmMOUNT AUBURNTextPage Scan
415Oh, gift of gifts! oh, grace of faith! VALENTIATextPage Scan
416Walk in the light! so shalt thou knowVALENTIATextPage Scan
417Faith adds new charms to earthly blissVALENTIATextPage Scan
418The Saviour bids thee watch and prayEVANGELISTTextPage Scan
419Blest be the dear, uniting loveEVANGELISTTextPage Scan
420Thy home is with the humble, Lord!NOX PRAECESSITTextPage Scan
421Is there ambition in my heart?NOX PRAECESSITTextPage Scan
422Father, whate'er of earthly blissNAOMITextPage Scan
423Come, Holy Ghost, my soul inspireNAOMITextPage Scan
424Oh, for a faith that will not shrinkFULBERTTextPage Scan
425Through all the changing scenes of lifeFULBERTTextPage Scan
426'Tis by the faith of joys to comeDUKE STREETTextPage Scan
427By faith in Christ I walk with GodDUKE STREETTextPage Scan
428O Lord, how full of sweet contentDUKE STREETTextPage Scan
429So let our lips and lives expressDUKE STREETTextPage Scan
430Blessed are the sons of GodROSEFIELDTextPage Scan
431Shepherd! with thy tenderest loveROSEFIELDTextPage Scan
432Quiet, Lord, my froward heartGUIDETextPage Scan
433Fountain of grace, rich, full, and freePARK STREETTextPage Scan
434When sins and fears, prevailing, risePARK STREETTextPage Scan
435My soul complete in Jesus stands!PARK STREETTextPage Scan
436Let me but hear my Saviour sayPARK STREETTextPage Scan
437Lord, how secure and blest are theyWARRINGTONTextPage Scan
438Earth's transitory things decayWARRINGTONTextPage Scan
439Who shall the Lord's elect condemn?WARRINGTONTextPage Scan
440When I can read my title clearBROWNTextPage Scan
441If God is mine, then present thingsBROWNTextPage Scan
442Unshaken as the sacred hill PALESTRINATextPage Scan
443Firm as the earth thy gospel standsPALESTRINATextPage Scan
444I left it all with Jesus long agoSECURITYTextPage Scan
445I am trusting thee, Lord JesusTRUSTTextPage Scan
446Grace, 'tis a charming sound!LUTHERTextPage Scan
447Here I can firmly restLUTHERTextPage Scan
448What cheering words are theseLUTHERTextPage Scan
449Behold! what wondrous graceFERGUSONTextPage Scan
450Thou very present AidTHATCHERTextPage Scan
451O thou, whose bounty fills my cupROMBERGTextPage Scan
452Along my earthly waySELMATextPage Scan
453In the dark and cloudy dayLAST HOPETextPage Scan
454Cast thy burden on the LordLAST HOPETextPage Scan
455'Tis my happiness belowLAST HOPETextPage Scan
456My Jesus, as thou wilt!JEWETTTextPage Scan
457Thy way, not mine, O LordJEWETTTextPage Scan
458There is a blessed home BLESSED HOMETextPage Scan
459Be tranquil, O my soul!BLESSED HOMETextPage Scan
460Lead, kindly Light! amid the encircling gloomLUX BENIGNATextPage Scan
461My God, my Father! while I stray HERBERTTextPage Scan
462Since thy Father's arm sustains theeHARVEYTextPage Scan
463I cannot tell if short or longTRUSTTextPage Scan
464Like the eagle, upward, onwardWIMBORNETextPage Scan
465Onward, Christian, though the regionWIMBORNETextPage Scan
466Vainly, through night's weary hoursWIMBORNETextPage Scan
467Father, hear the prayer we offer!WIMBORNETextPage Scan
468Cast thy bread upon the waters SOLNEYTextPage Scan
469Lord of glory! thou hast bought usSOLNEYTextPage Scan
470He that goeth forth with weepingSTOCKWELLTextPage Scan
471Father of mercies! send thy graceREMSENTextPage Scan
472Lord, lead the way the Saviour wentREMSENTextPage Scan
473Scorn not the slightest word or deedREMSENTextPage Scan
474Blest is the man whose softening heartREMSENTextPage Scan
475Jesus, our Lord, how rich thy grace!CHESTERFIELDTextPage Scan
476Oh, still in accents sweet and strongCHESTERFIELDTextPage Scan
477Think gently of the erring one!CHESTERFIELDTextPage Scan
478The Son of God goes forth to warCHESTERFIELDTextPage Scan
479Sow in the morn thy seedBEDANTextPage Scan
480Work, for the night is comingWORK SONGTextPage Scan
481I love thy kingdom, Lord!STATE STREETTextPage Scan
482Great is the Lord our GodSTATE STREETTextPage Scan
483Ye messengers of Christ!STATE STREETTextPage Scan
484Far as thy name is knownSTATE STREETTextPage Scan
485O thou, whose own vast temple standsST. MARTINSTextPage Scan
486'Tis not a cause of small importST. MARTINSTextPage Scan
487Oh, where are the kings and empires nowST. ANN'STextPage Scan
488Christ is our Corner-stoneWARSAWTextPage Scan
489O thou that hearest prayer!WARSAWTextPage Scan
490One sole baptismal signWARSAWTextPage Scan
491For all thy saints, who from their labors restMILITANTTextPage Scan
492Saviour King, in hallowed unionBAVARIATextPage Scan
493Glorious things of thee are spokenFORMOSATextPage Scan
494Hear what God the Lord hath spokenFORMOSATextPage Scan
495Lord, thou on earth didst love thine ownBELMONTTextPage Scan
496Church of the ever-living GodBELMONTTextPage Scan

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