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The Voice of Praise: a collection of hymns for the use of the Methodist Church

Publisher: James Robison, Pittsburgh, Penn., 1873
Denomination: Methodist Protestant Church
Language: English
Notes: Hymns, Chants (C) and Doxologies (D) are numbered separately
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501According to thy gracious wordTextPage Scan
502Be known to us in breaking breadTextPage Scan
503Blessed angels, high in heavenTextPage Scan
504Blest be the tie that binds TextPage Scan
505Partners of a glorious hope! TextPage Scan
506Oh, it is joy for those to meetTextPage Scan
507Jesus, united by thy graceTextPage Scan
508Let saints below in concert singTextPage Scan
509O praise our God to-day, His constant mercy blessTextPage Scan
510How pleasant 'tis to seeTextPage Scan
511Kindred in Christ, for his dear sakeTextPage Scan
512How sweet, how heavenly is the sightTextPage Scan
513The glorious universe aroundTextPage Scan
514Blest be the dear, uniting loveTextPage Scan
515Jesus, we look to theeTextPage Scan
516Our souls, by love together knitTextPage Scan
517And are we yet aliveTextPage Scan
518Let party names no moreTextPage Scan
519Father of mercies! send thy graceTextPage Scan
520Father, hear our humble claim TextPage Scan
521When shall we all meet again?TextPage Scan
522Blessed is the man whose softening heartTextPage Scan
523Happy the soul to Jesus joinedTextPage Scan
524Jesus, Lord, we look to theeTextPage Scan
525Welcome, delightful mornTextPage Scan
526Welcome, sweet day of restTextPage Scan
527Safely through another weekTextPage Scan
528Sweet is the work, my God, my KingTextPage Scan
529Softly fades the twilight rayTextPage Scan
530Another six days' work is doneTextPage Scan
531There is a time when moments flowTextPage Scan
532This is the day the Lord hath madeTextPage Scan
533Hail to the Sabbath day!TextPage Scan
534Sacred day, forever blest!TextPage Scan
535Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we loveTextPage Scan
536Choice of God, thou blessed dayTextPage Scan
537Oh, when the Sabbath's chimingTextPage Scan
538Blest day of God! most calm, most brightTextPage Scan
539I thank thee, Father, that I liveTextPage Scan
540Again the Lord of life and lightTextPage Scan
541When the worn spirit wants reposeTextPage Scan
542Our Christ hath reached his heavenly seatTextPage Scan
543I love thy kingdom, LordTextPage Scan
544Our willing feet shall standTextPage Scan
545Zion stands with hills surroundedTextPage Scan
546How charming is the placeTextPage Scan
547There is a peaceful river, Descending from on high TextPage Scan
548How did my heart rejoice to hearTextPage Scan
549God is the refuge of his saintsTextPage Scan
550Go, preach my gospel, saith the LordTextPage Scan
551We bid thee welcome in the name TextPage Scan
552Go, messenger of peace and loveTextPage Scan
553Comfort, ye ministers of grace!TextPage Scan
554Jesus, the Name high over allTextPage Scan
555Savior of men, thy searching eyeTextPage Scan
556Let Zion's watchman all awakeTextPage Scan
557With heavenly power, O Lord, defendTextPage Scan
558Lord of the harvest, hear Thy needy servants cryTextPage Scan
559How beauteous are their feetTextPage Scan
560And will the great, eternal GodTextPage Scan
561Lord of hosts! to thee we raiseTextPage Scan
562Christ is our Corner-stoneTextPage Scan
563Father in heaven! within these wallsTextPage Scan
564God of our fathers! from whose handTextPage Scan
565In sweet, exalted strainsTextPage Scan
566Behold the sure Foundation-stoneTextPage Scan
567See, what a living stoneTextPage Scan
568O thou, whose own vast temple standsTextPage Scan
569Oh, bow thine ear, Eternal One!TextPage Scan
570Assembled at thy great commandTextPage Scan
571Great God! the nations of the earth Are by creation thineTextPage Scan
572Come, blessed Lord! let every shoreTextPage Scan
573O'er the gloomy hills of darknessTextPage Scan
574For Zion's sake I will not restTextPage Scan
575Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadnessTextPage Scan
576Ye Christian heralds! go, proclaimTextPage Scan
577King of Glory! Prince of Peace!TextPage Scan
578The heathen perish; day by dayTextPage Scan
579Who but Thou, almighty Spirit!TextPage Scan
580Watchman, tell us of the nightText InfoTextPage Scan
581Go, ye messengers of GodTextPage Scan
582Blow ye the trumpet, blow!TextPage Scan
583Fling out the banner! let it floatTextPage Scan
584The morning light is breaking; The darkness disappearsTextPage Scan
585Onward, onward, men of heavenTextPage Scan
586Soon may the last glad song ariseTextPage Scan
587Triumphant Zion, lift thy headTextPage Scan
588Hail to the brightness of Zion's glad morning!TextPage Scan
589Now be the gospel bannerTextPage Scan
590Hail to the Lord's Anointed!TextPage Scan
591Oh, why should Israel's sons, once blestTextPage Scan
592Daughter of Zion! from the dustTextPage Scan
593From Greenland's icy mountainsTextPage Scan
594Jesus shall reign where'er the sunTextPage Scan
595Hasten, Lord, the glorious timeTextPage Scan
596Thine forever! God of loveTextPage Scan
597Lord, I am thine, entirely thineTextPage Scan
598A charge to keep I haveTextPage Scan
599Now, O God, thine own I am!TextPage Scan
600Jesus! our best beloved FriendTextPage Scan

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