The Seventh-Day Adventist Hymn and Tune Book: for use in divine worship

Editor: Edwin Barnes, Franklin Edson Belden
Publisher: Review & Herald, Battle Creek, Mich., 1886
Denomination: Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Language: English
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201O that the Lord would guide my waysLITCHFIELDTextPage Scan
202Thou art my portion, O my God!LITCHFIELDTextPage Scan
203God's perfect law converts the soulLITCHFIELDTextPage Scan
204Lord, how secure my conscience was AVONTextPage Scan
205Blest are the undefiled in heartAVONTextPage Scan
206Thy law is perfect, Lord of lightAVONTextPage Scan
207When God confirmed his law to menAVONTextPage Scan
208O how I love thy holy law!WINCHESTERTextPage Scan
209With all my heart I've sought thy faceWINCHESTERTextPage Scan
210How blest are they who always keepWINCHESTERTextPage Scan
211O that thy statutes every hourWINCHESTERTextPage Scan
212Lord of the Sabbath and its lightPARK STREETTextPage Scan
213Delightful day, best gift of heavenPARK STREETTextPage Scan
214Awake, my heart! my soul, arise!PARK STREETTextPage Scan
215Another six days' work is doneHEBRONTextPage Scan
216Blest hour, when mortal man retires HEBRONTextPage Scan
217We've entered now on holy timeHEBRONTextPage Scan
218Thus far we're spared again to meetHEBRONTextPage Scan
219Sweet is the work, my God, my KingALWAYTextPage Scan
220This is the day of sacred restALWAYTextPage Scan
221Sweet is the Sabbath of the LordALWAYTextPage Scan
222The day of rest once more comes roundALWAYTextPage Scan
223Lord of the Sabbath, hear us prayBURTONTextPage Scan
224Lord, on this Sabbath-day of restBURTONTextPage Scan
225This day the Lord has called his ownBURTONTextPage Scan
226I love thine earthly Sabbaths, LordBURTONTextPage Scan
227With joy we hail the sacred dayHERBERTTextPage Scan
228Dear Lord, we would thy praises singHERBERTTextPage Scan
229Come, dearest Lord, and feed thy sheepHERBERTTextPage Scan
230How sweet upon this sacred dayELIZABETHTOWNTextPage Scan
231When the worn spirit wants reposeELIZABETHTOWNTextPage Scan
232How bright a day was that which sawELIZABETHTOWNTextPage Scan
233Come, thou beloved Redeemer, comeELIZABETHTOWNTextPage Scan
234Hail, peaceful day! divinely blest!NASHVILLETextPage Scan
235Hail, peaceful morn, thy dawn I hailCHARDONTextPage Scan
236Thy holy Sabbath, LordBADEATextPage Scan
237Six days of toil and careBADEATextPage Scan
238Welcome, sweet day of restBADEATextPage Scan
239Sweet is the work, O LordBADEATextPage Scan
240Welcome, welcome, day of restPLEYELTextPage Scan
241Holy Sabbath, sacred restPLEYELTextPage Scan
242Holy day! Jehovah's rest!PLEYELTextPage Scan
243Welcome, sacred day of rest!PLEYELTextPage Scan
244Safely through another weekSABBATHTextPage Scan
245Closing Sabbath! Ah, how soonSABBATHTextPage Scan
246O day of rest and gladnessEWINGTextPage Scan
247Thy holy day's returningEWINGTextPage Scan
248Hail, thou bright and sacred mornEWINGTextPage Scan
249Again the day returns of holy restFREEPORTTextPage Scan
250Hail, happy day! thou day of holy restFREEPORTTextPage Scan
251As time rolls on amid earth's gloom profoundFREEPORTTextPage Scan
252The God that made the earth LENOXTextPage Scan
253Welcome, the Sabbath hourLENOXTextPage Scan
254Welcome, delightful mornLISCHERTextPage Scan
255Our Father in heaven, thy promise we claimOTTOTextPage Scan
256Praise God, from whom all blessings flowOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
257Dismiss us with Thy blessing, LordOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
258Ere to the world again we goOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
259Now may the Lord, our Shepherd, leadOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
260Thy presence, ever-living GodOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
261Be with us, Lord, where'er we goOLD HUNDREDTextPage Scan
262Eternal Father, God of loveMASONTextPage Scan
263Almighty Father, bless the wordMASONTextPage Scan
264Be perfect; holiness pursueROSETextPage Scan
265Now to the Lamb that once was slainROSETextPage Scan
266Once more before we partNARESTextPage Scan
267Lord, at this closing hourNARESTextPage Scan
268To God, the only wiseNARESTextPage Scan
269Still with thee, O my God!NARESTextPage Scan
270When shall we meet again UNITYTextPage Scan
271Gracious God, ere we partUNITYTextPage Scan
272For a season called to partHARTTextPage Scan
273For the mercies of the dayHARTTextPage Scan
274Christian brethren, ere we partHARTTextPage Scan
275Thou, from whom we never partHARTTextPage Scan
276If 'tis sweet to mingle whereHARTTextPage Scan
277Praise to Him by whose kind favorWILMOTTextPage Scan
278Praise the God of all creationWILMOTTextPage Scan
279May the grace of Christ, our SaviourWILMOTTextPage Scan
280Guide and guard us, O our FatherWILMOTTextPage Scan
281God of our salvation, hear usWILMOTTextPage Scan
282Of thy love some gracious tokenGRACIOUS TOKENTextPage Scan
283Lord, dismiss us with thy blessingSICILYTextPage Scan
284All praise to thee, eternal LordHARMONY GROVETextPage Scan
285Wake! O my soul, and hail the mornHARMONY GROVETextPage Scan
286When Jordan hushed his waters stillHARMONY GROVETextPage Scan
287Before the heavens were spread abroad HARMONY GROVETextPage Scan
288While shepherds watched their flocks by nightCHRISTMASTextPage Scan
289Mortals, awake, with angels joinCHRISTMASTextPage Scan
290To us a Child of hope is bornCHRISTMASTextPage Scan
291It came upon the midnight clearCAROLTextPage Scan
292Calm on the listening ear of nightCAROLTextPage Scan
293Hark! the herald angels singHERALD ANGELSTextPage Scan
294He has come! the Christ of GodHERALD ANGELSTextPage Scan
295From the lips of angels spokenREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
296Hark! what mean those holy voicesREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
297Angels from the realms of gloryREGENT SQUARETextPage Scan
298Brightest and best of the sons of the morningHANOVERTextPage Scan
299As with gladness men of oldDIXTextPage Scan
300Zion, the marvelous story be tellingAVISONTextPage Scan

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