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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301My blest Redeemer and my LordROCKINGHAMTextPage Scan
302How beauteous were the marks divineROCKINGHAMTextPage Scan
303When, like a stranger on our sphereROCKINGHAMTextPage Scan
304How shall I follow Him I serve?GERMANYTextPage Scan
305When the blind suppliant in the wayGERMANYTextPage Scan
306O wondrous type! O vision fairGERMANYTextPage Scan
307How sweetly flowed the gospel soundGERMANYTextPage Scan
308What grace, O Lord, and beauty shoneEVANTextPage Scan
309Behold, where, in a mortal formEVANTextPage Scan
310The chosen three, on mountain hightEVANTextPage Scan
311A pilgrim through this lonely worldEVANTextPage Scan
312We may not climb the heavenly steepsINVITATIONTextPage Scan
313Jesus wept! those tears are overST. JOSEPHTextPage Scan
314'Tis midnight; and on Olives' browOLIVES' BROWTextPage Scan
315When I survey the wondrous crossMcCABETextPage Scan
316"'Tis finished!" so the Saviour criedOLDENTextPage Scan
317He dies! the Friend of sinners dies!OLDENTextPage Scan
318'Tis finished! the Messiah diesOLDENTextPage Scan
319Lord Jesus, when we stand afarOLDENTextPage Scan
320O Love divine, what hast thou done!STELLATextPage Scan
321Would Jesus have the sinner die?STELLATextPage Scan
322Alas! and did my Savior bleed? REMEMBER METextPage Scan
323Behold the Saviour of mankindREMEMBER METextPage Scan
324See! through his holy hands and feetREMEMBER METextPage Scan
325There is a dear and hallowed spotREMEMBER METextPage Scan
326Dark was the night, and cold the groundCHINATextPage Scan
327Jesus, thy love shall we forgetCHINATextPage Scan
328O Jesus, sweet the tears I shedCHINATextPage Scan
329O loving wisdom of our God!CHINATextPage Scan
330O sacred Head, once woundedMEMORIALTextPage Scan
331Go to dark GethsemaneGETHSEMANETextPage Scan
332Come, O my soul, to Calvary, Calvary, CalvaryCALVARYTextPage Scan
333Wonder of the countless spheres!PLEYELTextPage Scan
334Among the mountain treesBETRAYALTextPage Scan
335Bound upon the accursed treeBETRAYALTextPage Scan
336Our Lord is risen from the deadBROCKHAMTextPage Scan
337I know that my Redeemer livesBROCKHAMTextPage Scan
338The morning kindles all the skyBROCKHAMTextPage Scan
339Morning breaks upon the tombVIENNATextPage Scan
340Hail the day that sees him riseVIENNATextPage Scan
341Angels! roll the rock awayVIENNATextPage Scan
342Christ is risen, our Lord and KingVIENNATextPage Scan
343By living faith we now can seeANVERNTextPage Scan
344Jesus, my Advocate aboveANVERNTextPage Scan
345There is a house in heaven builtANVERNTextPage Scan
346Jesus, thy blood and righteousnessANVERNTextPage Scan
347Where high the heavenly temple standsWARDTextPage Scan
348Though I should seek to wash me cleanWARDTextPage Scan
349O solemn thought! and can it beWARDTextPage Scan
350I know that my Redeemer livesBRADFORDTextPage Scan
351With joy we meditate the graceBRADFORDTextPage Scan
352Before the throne of God above BRADFORDTextPage Scan
353Jesus, the Lord of glory, diedBRADFORDTextPage Scan
354The wonders of redeeming love WOODLANDTextPage Scan
355Erected high in heaven standsWOODLANDTextPage Scan
356Come, let us join our songs of praiseWOODLANDTextPage Scan
357The sprinkled blood is speakingMUNICHTextPage Scan
358Hail, thou once despised Jesus!MUNICHTextPage Scan
359Arise, my soul, ariseMURRAYTextPage Scan
360His earthly work is doneLOGANTextPage Scan
361Broad is the road that leads to death WINDHAMTextPage Scan
362Lord, we are vile, and full of sinWINDHAMTextPage Scan
363Deep are the wounds which sin has madeWINDHAMTextPage Scan
364Shall the vile race of flesh and bloodWINDHAMTextPage Scan
365When, marshaled on the nightly plainMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
366Jesus, engrave it on my heartMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
367Infinite love! what precious storesMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
368Against the God that rules the skyMISSIONARY CHANTTextPage Scan
369Not all the outward forms on earthMELODYTextPage Scan
370Thou art the Way; to thee aloneMELODYTextPage Scan
371How sad our state by nature isMELODYTextPage Scan
372Strait is the way, the door is straitMELODYTextPage Scan
373How helpless guilty nature liesMONSONTextPage Scan
374In vain we seek for peace with GodMONSONTextPage Scan
375Plunged in a gulf of dark despairMONSONTextPage Scan
376Vain are the hopes the sons of menMONSONTextPage Scan
377Thou Saviour of the sinsick soulHOLY CROSSTextPage Scan
378When wounded sore, the stricken soulHOLY CROSSTextPage Scan
379How great the wisdom, power, and graceHOLY CROSSTextPage Scan
380O, where shall rest be foundSHAWMUTTextPage Scan
381God's holy law, transgressedSHAWMUTTextPage Scan
382Like sheep we went astraySHAWMUTTextPage Scan
383Not what these hands have done SHAWMUTTextPage Scan
384Ah, how shall fallen manOLMUTZTextPage Scan
385My former hopes are fledOLMUTZTextPage Scan
386Is this the kind returnOLMUTZTextPage Scan
387Can sinners hope for heavenOLMUTZTextPage Scan
388Come, weary souls with sin distressedDESIRETextPage Scan
389"Take up thy cross," the Saviour saidDESIRETextPage Scan
390God calling yet! shall I not hear?DESIRETextPage Scan
391Why do we waste on trifling caresBERATextPage Scan
392Come hither, all ye weary soulsBERATextPage Scan
393Behold a Stranger at the door!BERATextPage Scan
394Haste, traveler, haste! the night comes onBERATextPage Scan
395Return, O wanderer, returnBALERMATextPage Scan
396The Savior calls; let every ear BALERMATextPage Scan
397O sinner, heed the voice of GodBALERMATextPage Scan
398Come, humble sinner, in whose breastBALERMATextPage Scan
399Come to the living waters, come!HARVEY'S CHANTTextPage Scan
400There is a line by us unseenHARVEY'S CHANTTextPage Scan

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