Selection of Hymns for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church

Publisher: B. Waugh & T. Mason, New York, 1832
Denomination: Methodist hymnals (general)
Language: English
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101O thou, whose providential gracePage Scan
102How highly favoured, Lord, are wePage Scan
103Come, let us join our God to praisePage Scan
104Whene'er I take my walks abroadPage Scan
105Fountain of blessing! ever bless'dPage Scan
106What are all earthly blessings, LordPage Scan
107Oh thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
108All power to save, oh Lord, is thinePage Scan
109Let nature to her centre shakePage Scan
110Maker, Saviour of mankindPage Scan
111Lord, I would be a child of thinePage Scan
112Holy child of heavenly birthPage Scan
113Jesus! and shall it ever bePage Scan
114Behold, where, in a mortal formPage Scan
115Come, let us search our ways and tryPage Scan
116My gracious God! accept my prayerPage Scan
117Holy child of heavenly birthPage Scan
118Let children that would fear the LordPage Scan
119How shall a young unstable manPage Scan
120Author and end of my desiresPage Scan
121Almighty God, thy piercing eyePage Scan
122When, dear Lord, ah tell us whenPage Scan
123Why should our parents call us goodPage Scan
124Why should our garments, made to hidePage Scan
125Is it a thing of good reportPage Scan
126Creation groans beneath its cursePage Scan
127To good averse, and prone to illPage Scan
128Thou shalt not steal thy neighbour's rightPage Scan
129The liar who the truth deniesPage Scan
130Happy the well instructred youthPage Scan
131Angels, that high in glory dwellPage Scan
132Idle boys and men are foundPage Scan
133Behold, fond youth, that busy beePage Scan
134Awake, my soul, stretch every nervePage Scan
135If idly spent, no art or carePage Scan
136How foolish they who lengthen nightPage Scan
137Sleep by night and cares by dayPage Scan
138When morning comes, the birds arisePage Scan
139My God who makes the sun to knowPage Scan
140Awake, my soul, and with the sunPage Scan
141Thrice happy they, who born from heavenPage Scan
142And now, my soul, the circling sunPage Scan
143And now another day is gonePage Scan
144This is the day when Christ arosePage Scan
145Again my weekly labors endPage Scan
146Thine earthly Sabbath, Lord, we lovePage Scan
147Lord, how delightful 'tis to seePage Scan
148High in the shining courts abovePage Scan
149Father divine! thy piercing eyePage Scan
150My God, thy service well demandsPage Scan
151See the leaves around us fallingPage Scan
152The short lived day declines in hastePage Scan
153'Tis but a short uncertain spacePage Scan
154When blooming youth is snatch'd awayPage Scan
155What scenes of horror and of dreadPage Scan
156When life's tempestuous storms are o'erPage Scan
157All nature dies, and lives againPage Scan
158In fading grandeur, lo! the treesPage Scan
159That solemn day will soon arrivePage Scan
160Methinks the last great day is comePage Scan
161Day of judgment, day of wonders!Page Scan
162Oh world of bliss! could mortal eyesPage Scan
163High let us swell our tuneful notesPage Scan
164My days, and weeks, and months, and yearsPage Scan
165God of my life, thy constant carePage Scan
166Christ the Lord, is risen to dayPage Scan
167This day be grateful homage paidPage Scan
168Great source of good! our youthful laysPage Scan
169Helpless and poor, we, but for youPage Scan
170On this auspicious happy dayPage Scan
171Again the kind revolving yearPage Scan
172From all that dwell below the skiesPage Scan
173Once more before we partPage Scan
174Praise God from whom all blessings flowPage Scan

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