Public, Parlour, and Cottage Hymns. A New Selection

Editor: J. J. Harrod
Publisher: John J. Harrod, Baltimore, 1823
Language: English
Notes: This hymnal contains only text (no tunes) and is divided into two parts.
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I.100bWhen all thy mercies, O my God Page Scan
I.101My God, my portion, and my lovePage Scan
I.102Sing to the great Jehovah's praise!Page Scan
I.103Soldiers of Christ, arisePage Scan
I.104But, above all, lay holdPage Scan
I.105In fellowship alonePage Scan
I.106Thy ceaseless, unexhausted lovePage Scan
I.107That awful day will surely comePage Scan
I.108[109]Thou Shepherd of Israel and minePage Scan
I.108While shepherds watch'd their flocks by nightPage Scan
I.109O God! our help in ages pastPage Scan
I.110O glorious hope of perfect love!Page Scan
I.111O that my load of sin were gonePage Scan
I.112O thou God of my salvationPage Scan
I.113Rejoice for a brother deceas'dPage Scan
I.114Ye simple souls, that strayPage Scan
I.115My span of life will soon be donePage Scan
I.116Peace, troubled soul, thou need'st not fearPage Scan
I.117Glory to God on highPage Scan
I.118Equip me for the warPage Scan
I.119Of him who did salvation bring Page Scan
I.120My God, I know, I feel thee minePage Scan
I.121My hope, my all, my Saviour thouPage Scan
I.122Pierce, fill me with an humble fearPage Scan
I.123[I.122]Why do we mourn departing friends?Page Scan
I.124Great God, now condescendPage Scan
I.125Yes! we trust the day is breakingPage Scan
I.126Am I a soldier of the crossPage Scan
I.127Drooping saints no longer grievePage Scan
I.128Hail, mighty Jesus, how divinePage Scan
I.129How sweet the name of Jesus soundsPage Scan
I.130Jesus, thy blood and righteousnessPage Scan
I.131Let Zion's watchmen all awakePage Scan
I.132Prisoner of hope, lift up your headsPage Scan
I.133Lamb of God, we fall before theePage Scan
I.134O thou God of my salvationPage Scan
I.135How sweet, how heav'nly is the sightPage Scan
I.136Beyond the glitt'ring starry skyPage Scan
I.137Rise, O my soul, pursue the pathPage Scan
I.138Awake, my soul, stretch ev'ry nervePage Scan
I.139Come, ye that love the Saviour's namePage Scan
I.140Ye glitt'ring toys of earth, adieuPage Scan
I.141My God, my life, my lovePage Scan
I.142Thro' endless years thou art the samePage Scan
I.143Oh! give me Lord my sins to mournPage Scan
I.144When I survey the wondrous crossPage Scan
I.145Jesus, immortal King, go onPage Scan
I.146We lift our hearts to theePage Scan
I.147Jesus! and shall it ever bePage Scan
I.148Ye servants of the LordPage Scan
I.149Jesus, immortal King, arise!Page Scan
I.150Firmly I stand on Zion's hillPage Scan
I.151In age and feebleness extremePage Scan
I.152We know, by faith we knowPage Scan
I.153Hail, Father, Son, and Holy GhostPage Scan
I.154Sweet is the work, my God, my KingPage Scan
I.155Arise, ye Saints, arise and tellPage Scan
I.156O 'Tis a sound should fill the world!Page Scan
I.157God is a name my soul adoresPage Scan
I.158Come, let us anew our journey pursuePage Scan
I.159The billows swell, the winds are highPage Scan
I.160Thou lovely source of true delightPage Scan
I.161On the brink of fi'ry ruinPage Scan
I.162[I.122]When Jesus first, at heaven's commandPage Scan
I.163O! happy day, when saints shall meetPage Scan
I.164When shall I see the welcome hourPage Scan
I.165People of the living GodPage Scan
I.166Amazing grace! how sweet the soundPage Scan
I.167When we are rais'd from deep distressPage Scan
I.168To-day the Saviour rosePage Scan
II.1Awak'd by Sina's awful soundPage Scan
II.2Afflictions though they seem severePage Scan
II.3All hail the power of Jesu's namePage Scan
II.4Arise, my tenderest thoughts, arisePage Scan
II.5Begone! unbelief, my Saviour is nearPage Scan
II.6Burst, ye emerald gates, and bringPage Scan
II.7Another, six days work is donePage Scan
II.8Bright scenes of glory strike my sensePage Scan
II.9Come, my soul, and let us tryPage Scan
II.10Come, ye that love the Lord indeedPage Scan
II.11Come, and taste along with mePage Scan
II.12Exulting, rejoicing, hail the happy morningPage Scan
II.13Don't you see my Jesus coming?Page Scan
II.14Dearest Jesus--though unseenPage Scan
II.15Come all ye weary travellersPage Scan
II.16Inquire, ye pilgrims, for the wayPage Scan
II.17Farewell, my dear brethren, the time is at handPage Scan
II.18Farewell, dear friends, I must be gonePage Scan
II.19From whence does this Union arisePage Scan
II.20Hail! sov'reign love, that first beganPage Scan
II.21How lost was my conditionPage Scan
II.22Holy Jesus, lovely lambPage Scan
II.23Hasten, O sinner! to be wisePage Scan
II.24In the house of King David a fountain did springPage Scan
II.25If life's pleasures charm thee, give them not thy heartPage Scan
II.26If Jesus is ours, we have a true friendPage Scan
II.27I've found the pearl of greatest pricePage Scan
II.28When Abram's servant to procurePage Scan
II.29Jesus, at thy commandPage Scan
II.30Jerusalem, my happy homePage Scan

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