A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Supplementary for the Use of Christians. 1st ed.

Publisher: John Leibert, Jun'r / G. & .D. Billmeyer (printer), Germantown, Penn., 1816
Denomination: German Baptist Brethren (U.S.)
Language: English
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CIOur heavenly Father callsTextPage Scan
CIIOur Lord is risen from the deadTextPage Scan
CIIIOur souls in love together knit Page Scan
CIVRaise your triumphant songsPage Scan
CVShepherds, rejoice! lift up your eyesPage Scan
CVIStop poor sinner, stop and thinkPage Scan
CVIIThe day is past and gonePage Scan
CVIIITh' eternal Sov'reign from on highTextPage Scan
CIXThe law by Moses camePage Scan
CXThe Lord into his vineyard comesTextPage Scan
CXIThe Lord into his garden cameTextPage Scan
CXIIThe Lord of earth and skyTextPage Scan
CXIIIThe Lord of glory is my lightPage Scan
CXIVThe mighty God will not despiseTextPage Scan
CXVThe praying spirit breatheTextPage Scan
CXVIThere is a fountain fill'd with bloodTextPage Scan
CXVIIThere is a land of pure delightPage Scan
CXVIIIThis God is the God we adorePage Scan
CXIXThis is the field; the world belowTextPage Scan
CXXThou dear Redeemer dying LambTextPage Scan
CXXIThou whom my soul admires abovePage Scan
CXXIIThus saith the first, the great commandPage Scan
CXXIIIThus saith the Ruler of the skiesPage Scan
CXXIVThus we commemorate the dayTextPage Scan
CXXVThy life I read, my dearest LordTextPage Scan
CXXVI'Tis good to wait upon the LordTextPage Scan
CXXVIITo God, the only wisePage Scan
CXXVIIITo keep the lamp aliveTextPage Scan
CXXIXTo the haven of thy breastTextPage Scan
CXXXWelcome, sweet day of restPage Scan
CXXXIWhat now is my object and aim?TextPage Scan
CXXXIIWhen Abram, full of sacred aweTextPage Scan
CXXXIIIWhen any turn from Zion's wayPage Scan
CXXXIVWhen some kind shepherd from his foldTextPage Scan
CXXXVWhile on the verge of life I standTextPage Scan
CXXXVIWhy, O my soul, why weepest thou?TextPage Scan
CXXXVIIWhy should we start, and fear to die!Page Scan
CXXXVIIIWith earnest longings of the mindPage Scan
CXXXIXYe servants of the LordTextPage Scan

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