Popular Hymns, revised: for the work and worship of the church Sunday school

Editor: C. C. Cline
Publisher: Guide Printing and Publishing Company, Covington, Ky., 1885
Language: English
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95And is the gospel peace and love?YOUNG
96Simply trusting ev'ry dayTRUSTING JESUS
97O when shall I see JesusWEBB
98Simply trusting Christ todayI TRUST IN THEE
99Am I a soldier of the crossMT. PISGAH
100Purer yet and purerEXCELSIOR
101In the path I'm walkingTHE PATH OF THE JUST
102On what are you building, my brotherTHE ROCK AND THE SAND
103I am clinging to the RockI AM CLINGING TO THE ROCK
104Oh, if my house is built upon a rockMY HOUSE ON A ROCK
105Firmly stand for God, in the world's mad strifeSTAND ON THE ROCK
106The prize is set before usTRIUMPH BY AND BY
107Hark! the lilies whisperSONG OF THE LILIES
108My days are gliding swiftly bySHINING SHORE
109Cast thy bread upon the watersSTOCKWELL
110In the desert days of oldFREE GIVING
111When Jesus dwelt in mortal claySESSIONS
112She loved her Savior, and to himAVON
113We give thee but thine ownST. THOMAS
114With my substance I will honorTHEOPHILUS
115I gave My life for theeWHAT HAST THOU DONE FOR ME?
116Help us, O Lord, thy yoke to wearMANOAH
117Rejoice and be gladREJOICE AND BE GLAD
118We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy loveREJOICE AND BE GLAD
119Welcome, delightful mornLISCHER
120Awake, ye saints, awakeLISCHER
121aHail the blest morn when the great MediatorBRIGHTEST AND BEST
121bHail the blest morn when the great MediatorFENNOR
122aHe leadeth me: oh, blessed thoughtHE LEADETH ME
122bHe leadeth me: oh, blessed thoughtTHE LORD LEADETH
123I know that my Redeemer livesALLEN
124Oh, happy day, that fixed my choiceHAPPY DAY
125The Lord my pasture shall prepareSALOME
126Joy to the world, the Lord is comeANTIOCH
127There is a land of pure delightVARINA
128There is rarely a day so sunnyRIFTED CLOUDS
129When I can read my title clearASPIRATION
130How sweet, how heavenly is the sightEVAN
131Precious promise God hath givenPRECIOUS PROMISE
132Oh, could I speak the matchless worthARIEL
133Amazing grace, how sweet the soundARLINGTON
134I am the vine, and ye are the branchesI AM THE VINE
135Lord, I care not for richesIS MY NAME WRITTEN THERE?
136The Lord my Shepherd isMAGNOLIA
137Blest be the tie that bindsDENNIS
138Forever with the Lord!FOREVER WITH THE LORD
139Welcome, sweet day of restLISBON
140Glorious things of thee are spokenCAMDEN
141Yes, for me, for me he carethDORRNANCE
142Jesus calls us, o'er the tumultDORRNANCE
143On the mountain's top appearingZION
144Hark, the song of jubileeCHRISTOPHER
145Safely through another weekSABBATH
146You may sing of the beauty of mountain and daleBLESSED TEMPLE
147How firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordFOUNDATION
148How happy are they who their Savior obeyROWLEY
149The great Physician now is nearTHE GREAT PHYSICIAN
150Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleepREST
151As the sweet flow'r that scents the mornZEPHYR
152aGo bury thy sorrowGO, BURY THY SORROW
152bGo bury thy sorrowGO AND TELL JESUS
153Dear is the spot where Christians sleepCHRISTIAN'S SLEEP
154O Love divine, that stoop'd to shareROCKINGHAM
155Oh! sometimes the shadows are deepTHE ROCK THAT IS HIGHER
156From ev'ry stormy wind that blowsRETREAT
157There is a calm for those who weepORIEL
158When the storms of life are ragingHE WILL HIDE ME
159God moves in a mysterious wayDUNDEE
160When blooming youth is snatched awayFADING FLOWER
161When I walk in God's clear sunlightGOD'S CLEAR SUNLIGHT
162There is an hour of peaceful restWOODLAND
163Brother, on the troubled deepBE NOT AFRAID
164Sister, thou wast mild and lovelyMOUNT VERNON
165I am weary of straying, oh, fain would I restKIMMEL
166I would not live always; I ask not to stayFREDERIC
167Far from these narrow scenes of nightDOMINION
168Go to the grave in all thy glorious primeENON
169Come unto me, when shadows darkly gatherHENLEY
170Though troubles assail, and dangers affrightCOMFORT
171Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishCOME, YE DISCONSOLATE
172Every day hath toil and troublePATIENCE
173Thro' the love of God our SaviorALL WILL BE WELL
174There's rest in the graveREST IN THE GRAVE
175I am kneeling at the thresholdAT THE THRESHOLD
176Be of good cheer, ye friends of JesusA THOUSAND YEARS
177aOn Jordan's stormy banks I standEVERGREEN SHORE
177bOn Jordan's stormy banks I standEXHORTATION
177cOn Jordan's stormy banks I standHOUSTON
178aJerusalem, my happy homeGOING HOME
178bJerusalem, my happy homeRIVERBANK
179Dropping down the troubled riverBEAUTIFUL RIVER
180Sweet land of rest, for thee I sighLONGING
181Mortal, weary with thy toilingHEAVENLY REST
182In the Christian's home in gloryREST FOR THE WEARY
183Here we are but straying pilgrimsHERE AND YONDER
184aBeautiful Zion, built aboveBEAUTIFUL ZION
184bBeautiful Zion, built aboveBEAUTIFUL CITY
185We speak of the realms of the blestIOWA
186Oh city of the jasper wallCITY OF THE JASPER WALL
187I've reached the land of corn and wineBEULAH LAND

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