Songs for the Service of Prayer

Editor: R. S. Thain
Publisher: F. H. Revell , Chicago, 1880
Language: English
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301Sing we to our God aboveSOLITUDEPage Scan
302The morning light is breakingWEBBPage Scan
303Hail to the Lord's AnointedWEBBPage Scan
304On the mountain's top appearingZIONPage Scan
305O'er the gloomy hills of darknessZIONPage Scan
306With my substance I will honorOVIOPage Scan
307Glorious things of thee are spokenOVIOPage Scan
308Light of those whose dreary dwellingOVIOPage Scan
309"Go preach My gospel," saith the LordMIGDOLPage Scan
310Soon may the last glad song ariseMIGDOLPage Scan
311Assembled at Thy great commandMIGDOLPage Scan
312Sound, sound the truth abroadNORMANPage Scan
313Thou, whose almighty wordNORMANPage Scan
314Go, ye messengers of GodHERALD ANGELSPage Scan
315Hasten, Lord, the glorious timeHERALD ANGELSPage Scan
316Christ for the world we singOLIVETPage Scan
317Lord of all power and mightOLIVETPage Scan
318From Greenland's icy mountainsMISSIONARY HYMNPage Scan
319When shall the voice of singingMISSIONARY HYMNPage Scan
320Now be the gospel bannerMISSIONARY HYMNPage Scan
321Jesus shall reign where'er the sunDUKE STREETPage Scan
322Triumphant Zion, lift thy headDUKE STREETPage Scan
323Great God, the nations of the earthDOWNSPage Scan
324Let Zion and her sons rejoiceDOWNSPage Scan
325On Zion and on LebanonDOWNSPage Scan
326I love Thy kingdom, LordBOYLSTONPage Scan
327O Lord, our God! ariseBOYLSTONPage Scan
328Watchman, tell us of the nightMORNING STARPage Scan
329Hark! the song of JubileeMORNING STARPage Scan
330"All things are ready," ComeBADEAPage Scan
331How solemn are the wordsBADEAPage Scan
332How sweet the gospel trumpet sounds!HEBERPage Scan
333Come, sinner, to the gospel feastHEBERPage Scan
334Come unto Me, all ye who mournHEBERPage Scan
335Hark! how the gospel trumpet soundsGERMANYPage Scan
336God calling yet! shall I not hear?GERMANYPage Scan
337Oh, do not let the word departGERMANYPage Scan
338Blest Jesus! come Thou gently downST. MARTIN'SPage Scan
339Eternal Sun of righteousnessST. MARTIN'SPage Scan
340Come, Thou Desire of all Thy saints!ST. MARTIN'SPage Scan
341Saviour visit Thy plantationMIDDLETONPage Scan
342Jesus! who on Calv'ry's mountainMIDDLETONPage Scan
343O Lord! Thy work reviveMORNINGTONPage Scan
344Revive Thy work, O Lord!MORNINGTONPage Scan
345Oh! for the happy hourMORNINGTONPage Scan
346Come, said Jesus' sacred voiceHORTONPage Scan
347Haste, O sinner! now be wiseHORTONPage Scan
348Hark, my soul! it is the LordHORTONPage Scan
349Child of sin and sorrowAVAPage Scan
350Art thou weary, art thou languidSTEPHANOSPage Scan
351The Spirit, in our heartsOLNEYPage Scan
352Come to the land of peaceOLNEYPage Scan
353Now is the accepted timeOLNEYPage Scan
354Come, ye sinners, poor and needyBELMONTPage Scan
355Sinners, will you scorn the messageBELMONTPage Scan
356Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languishCOME, YE DISCONSOLATEPage Scan
357Today the Saviour callsTODAYPage Scan
358Oh, turn ye, oh, turn ye, for why will ye dieEXPOSTULATIONPage Scan
359Delay not, delay not, O sinner, draw nearEXPOSTULATIONPage Scan
360Come to the ark, come to the arkALPHEUSPage Scan
361Return, O wanderer, now returnALPHEUSPage Scan
362Return, O wanderer, to thy homeALPHEUSPage Scan
363Come hither, all ye weary souls!ZEPHYRPage Scan
364Come weary souls! with sin distressedZEPHYRPage Scan
365Behold! a stranger's at the door!ZEPHYRPage Scan
366My days are gliding swiftly bySHINING SHOREPage Scan
367Wayfarers in the wildernessSHINING SHOREPage Scan
368This is the day of toilPILGRIMAGEPage Scan
369Nearer, my God, to TheeBETHANYPage Scan
370Walk in the light! so shalt thou knowARCADIAPage Scan
371Thou art the Way: to Thee aloneARCADIAPage Scan
372Happy the home, when God is thereARCADIAPage Scan
373Far down the ages nowBONARPage Scan
374Gently, Lord, O gently lead usAUTUMNPage Scan
375Rise, my soul, thy God directs theeAUTUMNPage Scan
376Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsAMSTERDAMPage Scan
377Time is winging us awayAMSTERDAMPage Scan
378Children of the heavenly KingNUREMBURGPage Scan
379Now begin the heavenly themeNUREMBURGPage Scan
380He leadeth me: Oh, blessed thoughtHE LEADETH MEPage Scan
381Guide me, O Thou Great JehovahSICILIYPage Scan
382Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead usSICILIYPage Scan
383Keep us, Lord, oh, keep us ever!SICILIYPage Scan
384Saviour, like a shepherd lead usSHEPARDPage Scan
385Shepherd of Thine Israel! lead usSHEPARDPage Scan
386I was a wandering sheepLEBANONPage Scan
387My Jesus, as Thou wilt!JEWETTPage Scan
388Thy way, not mine, O LordJEWETTPage Scan
389O Thou whose bounty fills my cupBARBYPage Scan
390One prayer I have—all prayers in oneBARBYPage Scan
391When languor and disease invadeBARBYPage Scan
392Affliction is a stormy deepBARBYPage Scan
393Come unto Me, when shadows darkly gatherHENLEYPage Scan
394Through the love of God, our SaviourWALESPage Scan
395When the spark of life is waningWALESPage Scan
396O, Holy Saviour! Friend unseenFLEMMINGPage Scan
397I ask not now for gold to gildFLEMMINGPage Scan
398Thy will be done, In devious wayTHY WILL BE DONEPage Scan
399I would not live alwayFREDERICKPage Scan
400When musing sorrow weeps the pastDUNDEEPage Scan

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