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Tell us, Tell us, O women, we would know

Hymnal: Musica Sacra #102 (1819) Languages: English

Tell us, O women, we would know

Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Use of Christians. 8th ed. #d163 (1806) Languages: English

Tell us, O women, we would know

Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the use of Christians. 9th ed. #d169 (1812) Languages: English

Tell us, O women, we would know

Hymnal: The Providence Selection of Hymns, Supplementary to Dr. Watts. #d225 (1820)
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A sacred Dialogue

Hymnal: A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs #XCIII (1774) First Line: Tell us, O Women, we would know Lyrics: 1 Tell us, O Women, we would know Whither so fast ye move? We, call'd to leave the World below, Are seeking one above. 2 Whence came ye? say? and what the Place That ye are trav'ling from? From Tribulation, we, through Grace, Are now returning Home. 3 Is not your native Country here, The Place of your Abode? We seek a better Country far, A City built by God. 4 Thither we travel nor intend Short of that bliss to rest; No, we till in the sinners Friend, Our weary Souls are bless'd. 5 We surely know, that we shall have Our lot in Canaan's Land; The witness us our Saviour gave, Seal'd with his bleeding Hand. 6 Christ is in us a certain Hope, Of Glory yet to come; Also, to us did Jesus stoop, T' assure us there is Room. 7 Friends of the Bridegroom, we shall reign; Saviour, we ask no more; Hail, Lamb of God, for Sin, Whom Heav'n and Earth adore. Languages: English
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Zion's Travellers

Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the use of Christians #157 (1803) First Line: Tell us, O women, we would know Lyrics: 1 Tell us, O women, we would know Whither so fast ye move? We, call'd to leave this world below, Are seeking one above. 2 Whence came ye, say, and what the place That ye are trav'ling from? From tribulation, we, thro' grace, Are now returning home. 3 Is not your native dwelling here, Like you not this abode? We seek a better country far, A city built by God. 4 Thither we travel, nor intend Short of that bliss to rest; Nor we, 'till in the sinner's friend, Our wearied souls are blest. Chorus: 5 Friends of the bridegroom we shall reign, Saviour we ask no more; Hail Lamb of God for sinners slain Whom Heav'n and earth adore. Languages: English
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Friends of the Bridegroom we shall reign

Hymnal: The Zion Songster #57 (1850) First Line: Tell us, O women we would know
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Friends of the Bridegroom we shall reign

Hymnal: The Zion Songster #57 (1854) First Line: Tell us, O women we would know

Friends of the Bridegroom, we shall reign

Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians #d101 (1801) First Line: Tell us, O women, we would know Languages: English

Friends of the bridegroom, we shall reign

Hymnal: Musica Sacra; or Springfield and Utica Collections United #d136 (1818) First Line: Tell us, O women, we would know Languages: English

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