The Westminster Abbey Hymn-Book: compiled under the authority of the dean of Westminster

Compiler: Rev. John Troutbeck, D. D.
Music Editor: Frederick Bridge
Publisher: Novello, Ewer and Co., London / New York, 1897
Language: English
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#TextTuneText InfoTune InfoTextScorePage ScanAudio
262aCome, ye thankful people, comeST. GEORGEPage Scan
262bCome, ye thankful people, come[Come, ye thankful people, come]Page Scan
263Fountain of mercy, God of loveDUNDEEPage Scan
264Lord of the harvest, once againKENTPage Scan
265Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail[Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail]Page Scan
266What God does is done arightST. EDMUNDPage Scan
267Eternal Father, strong to saveMELITAPage Scan
268Comes at times a stillness as of evenEVENING AND MORNINGPage Scan
269Father, hear Thy children's praisesGRATIASPage Scan
270Praise the Rock of our salvationRUSTINGTONPage Scan
271Now thank we all our GodNUN DANKETPage Scan
272Praise, my soul, the King of HeavenPRAISE, MY SOULPage Scan
273aRejoice today with one accordEIN FESTE BURGPage Scan
273bRejoice today with one accord[Rejoice today with one accord]Page Scan
274God moves in a mysterious wayLONDON NEWPage Scan
275When in the hour of utmost need[When in the hour of utmost need]Page Scan
276Great King of Nations, hear our prayerST. MATTHEWPage Scan
277Lord, behold us with Thy blessingST. ANDREWPage Scan
278Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessingST. RAPHAELPage Scan
279O God, Who, when the night was deepDEVENTERPage Scan
280O Lord, Who when Thy Cross was nighHOPEPage Scan
281By cool Siloam's shady rillWESTMINSTER NEWPage Scan
282Hosanna! raise the pealing hymnST. NICHOLASPage Scan
283aJesu, meek and gentleST. SONSTANTINEPage Scan
283bJesu, meek and gentle[Jesu, meek and gentle]Page Scan
284Father, our children keep!CHILDHOODPage Scan
285The child leans on its parent's breastTIDESWELLPage Scan
286aThere is a green hill far away[There is a green hill far away]Page Scan
286bThere is a green hill far awayHORSLEYPage Scan
287O Lord, our languid souls inspireLANCASTERPage Scan
288Let us with a gladsome mind (Stanley)ST. GEORGEPage Scan
289Brightly gleams our banner[Brightly gleams our banner]Page Scan
290Forward! be our watchwordEXCELSIORPage Scan
291Onward, Christian soldiersST. GERTRUDEPage Scan
292All people that on earth do dwellOLD HUNDREDTHPage Scan
293Before Jehovah's awful throneGÖLDELPage Scan
294From all who dwell below the skiesOLD HUNDREDTHPage Scan
295aGlorious things of thee are spokenNEW COLUMBIAPage Scan
295bGlorious things of thee are spokenAUSTRIAPage Scan
296God of mercy, God of graceGOD OF MERCYPage Scan
297I praised the earth, in beauty seen[I praised the earth, in beauty seen]Page Scan
298Let all the just to God with JoyNOTTINGHAM, or ST. MAGNUSPage Scan
299Lord, we thank Thee for the pleasureFREIBURGPage Scan
300My soul, inspired with sacred loveNORFOLKPage Scan
301My soul, praise the Lord; speak good of His nameHANOVERPage Scan
302aNow let us join with hearts and tonguesMARTHAMPage Scan
302bNow let us join with hearts and tongues[Now let us join with hearts and tongues]Page Scan
303O for a thousand tongues to sing[O for a thousand tongues to sing]Page Scan
304O God, of good th'unfathomed sea[O God, of good th'unfathomed sea]Page Scan
305O render thanks to God aboveELYPage Scan
306O Thou to Whom all creatures bowSALISBURYPage Scan
307Rejoice, the Lord is KingGOPSALPage Scan
308Sing Alleluia forth in duteous praise[Sing Alleluia forth in duteous praise]Page Scan
309aSing to the Lord with cheerful voiceSARUMPage Scan
309bSing to the Lord with cheerful voiceCHESTERPage Scan
310Stand up, and bless the Lord[Stand up, and bless the Lord]Page Scan
311The Lord is King! Lift up thy voicePILTONPage Scan
312The Lord of might from Sinai's browSINAIPage Scan
313The strain upraise of joy and praise, Hallelujah![The strain upraise of joy and praise, Hallelujah!]Page Scan
314Through all the changing scenes of lifeWILTSHIREPage Scan
315To Jehovah, God of might[To Jehovah, God of might]Page Scan
316With glory clad, with strength arrayedHIGHWOODPage Scan
317Eternal God, of beings FirstTEIGNMOUTHPage Scan
318aFar from my heavenly homeLYTEPage Scan
318bFar from my heavenly home[Far from my heavenly home]Page Scan
319Father, whate'er of earthly blissPATIENCEPage Scan
320Full of weakness and of sinMORTHOEPage Scan
321Hark, my soul, it is the LordST. BEESPage Scan
322aJerusalem, my happy homeST. FULBERT, or ST. LEOFREDPage Scan
322bJerusalem, my happy homeWESTMINSTERPage Scan
323Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead usST. MARGARETPage Scan
324Lord of power and Lord of mightPRESTONPage Scan
325My God, my Father, while I strayTROYTEPage Scan
326aNearer, my God, to TheePROPRIOR DEOPage Scan
326bNearer, my God, to TheeHORBURYPage Scan
327O God of Bethel, by Whose handTALLIS' ORDINALPage Scan
328O God of glory, God of graceHEREFORDPage Scan
329O Lord, my best desire fulfilWORCESTER TUNEPage Scan
330O Saviour, may we never restARMAGHPage Scan
331O Thou, Who hast at Thy commandOBEDIENCEPage Scan
332Our Father, guide those streams arightRUSHTONPage Scan
333O where shall rest be foundSUNSETPage Scan
334Prayer is the soul's sincere desireST. CLEMENT DANESPage Scan
335Thou Judge of quick and deadST. BONIFACEPage Scan
336Thou, Lord, by strictest search hast knownWAREHAMPage Scan
337Thrice-holy Name!—that sweeter sounds[Thrice-holy Name!—that sweeter sounds]Page Scan
338We name Thy Name, O God[We name Thy Name, O God]Page Scan
339When at Thy footstool, Lord, I bendBABYLON'S STREAMSPage Scan
340When cold our hearts, and far from TheeBOULCOTEPage Scan
341When the weary, seeking rest, to Thy goodness fleeELIJAHPage Scan
342By faith in Christ I walk with GodQUEEN'S COLLEGEPage Scan
343Far from the world, O Lord, I fleeST. BERNARDPage Scan
344Go up, go up, my heart[Go up, go up, my heart]Page Scan
345He called them, and they leftTOTTENHAMPage Scan
346I heard the voice of Jesus sayVOX DILECTIPage Scan
347aLead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloomLUX BENIGNAPage Scan
347bLead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom[Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom]Page Scan
348My times are in Thy handSOUTHWELLPage Scan
349O happy soul, that lives on highST. JOHN'S, WESTMINSTERPage Scan
350O how fair that morning brokeREJOICEPage Scan

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