Precious Jewels: for Sabbath schools and praise meetings, and the home circle

Editor: J. H. Leslie, R. B. Mahaffey
Publisher: R. B. Mahaffey, Altoona, Penn., 1878
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to hymns that start on the same page.
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3There are jewels, precious jewelsPage Scan
4Drooping souls no longer mournPage Scan
5aWhen sore oppressed with grief and carePage Scan
5bOur Father who art in heaven hallowed be thy namePage Scan
6Lord of grace and Lord of MercyPage Scan
7Fierce were the wild billowsPage Scan
8Closer, still closer, my Savior, to TheePage Scan
9Lead me safely on by the narrow wayPage Scan
10I'm but a stranger herePage Scan
11Who shall tell our greatest needPage Scan
12Talk with me, Lord, the way is darkPage Scan
13Rock of ages, cleft for mePage Scan
14He is risen from the gravePage Scan
15Hear the voice of Jesus callingPage Scan
16While I journey here belowPage Scan
17Guide me, oh my blessed SaviorPage Scan
18I bring my sins to TheePage Scan
19Sweetest story ever told, By angelic voices sungPage Scan
20Just waiting the summons to welcome me homePage Scan
21aRest of the weary, Joy of the sadPage Scan
21bJesus listens every dayPage Scan
22Thro' waters deep and darkPage Scan
23O Lord, into my closet nowPage Scan
24Waiting, watching and longingPage Scan
25They are blest and blest foreverPage Scan
26Rise and shine with lustre beamingPage Scan
27We are a little pilgrim bandPage Scan
28If we are Christ's, we fear no lossPage Scan
29Awake, for the voice is divinePage Scan
30Give to Christ your best affection!Page Scan
31Savior, I am lost without theePage Scan
32'Tis sweet to take from JesusPage Scan
33Jesus, gentle Shepherd, Hear our songs of praisePage Scan
34There is a gate that stands ajarPage Scan
35O how happy I should bePage Scan
36Sad soul, be strong! ere long, ere longPage Scan
37When I think of Jesus' love, Jesus, blessed JesusPage Scan
38Hosanna to Jesus, our Savior and KingPage Scan
39Each morn of God's most holy dayPage Scan
40There is a land of pure delightPage Scan
41Sinner, come to the crossPage Scan
42Brightly shines the golden lightPage Scan
43Remember Jesus now, dear childPage Scan
44What cheering words are thesePage Scan
45Lo, the flames of fierce temptationPage Scan
46Around me oft, tho' winds may blowPage Scan
47We hear Thy tender, loving voicePage Scan
48Even as Josiah, In his early youthPage Scan
49In my Father's house on highPage Scan
50When the tempest gathers round mePage Scan
51Shall we walk along life's journeyPage Scan
52When we grow weary, and the wayPage Scan
53We must work for JesusPage Scan
54There's a friend in ev'ry sorrowPage Scan
55Shepherd, while Thy flocks are feedingPage Scan
56Waters from the smitten rockPage Scan
57Let the little children comePage Scan
58Go in, the Shepherd to findPage Scan
59How I love to speak for JesusPage Scan
60Succor of the temptedPage Scan
61This is not my place of restingPage Scan
62I cannot know my end or wayPage Scan
63"Jesus wept," He wept for mePage Scan
64Closer and closer to JesusPage Scan
65Wonderful, wonderful love!Page Scan
66We will go and work for JesusPage Scan
67When wearisome moments abidePage Scan
68aWhen the morning bells are ringingPage Scan
68bJesus, see a little childPage Scan
69Jesus, help me watch and prayPage Scan
70What wilt Thou have me to do?Page Scan
71When we cross the Jasper seaPage Scan
72aI long to be with JesusPage Scan
72bThe moon in brightness walks the skyPage Scan
73Above the fearful wrecks of timePage Scan
74Weigh'd by thy love for thy brotherPage Scan
75I have suffer'd many trialsPage Scan
76aOne sweetly solemn thoughtPage Scan
76bBeautiful mansion, home of the blestPage Scan
77Over Jordan we shall meetPage Scan
78To'ard the mark my feet are pressingPage Scan
79aThere is a fountain open'd widePage Scan
79bNearer, my God, to theePage Scan
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