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The ruler's daughter
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d1 (1857) First Line: A father is praying The Savior to hear
The ruler's daughter
Christian's farewell
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d2 (1857) First Line: A few more days on earth to spend
Christian's farewell
A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d5 (1857)
A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed
This world is not my home
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d6 (1857) First Line: Adieu, adieu, I'm dying now
This world is not my home
The prodigal's return
Author: John Newton Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d7 (1857) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Refrain First Line: I'll die no more for bread
The prodigal's return
The gospel lifeboat
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d8 (1857) First Line: All hands on board, the Captain cries Refrain First Line: O'er life's rough sea we mean to sail
The gospel lifeboat
The magnetic telegraph
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d9 (1857) First Line: Along the smooth and slender wires
The magnetic telegraph
Let us never mind the scoffs
Author: H. C. Zuener; Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d10 (1857) First Line: Am I a soldier of the cross
Let us never mind the scoffs
Daniel in the lion's den
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d11 (1857) First Line: Among the Judah [Jewish] captives [nation], One Daniel
Daniel in the lion's den
And the house of the Lord shall be filled
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d12 (1857)
And the house of the Lord shall be filled
Away from his home and the friends of his youth
Author: William Hunter Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d13 (1857)
Away from his home and the friends of his youth
The Cross of Christ
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d14 (1857) First Line: Behold his arms extended wide
The Cross of Christ
Brightest and best of the sons [stars] of the morning
Author: Reginald Heber Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d15 (1857)
Brightest and best of the sons [stars] of the morning
Brother, thou art gone before us
Author: Henry H. Milman; Henry Hart Milman Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d17 (1857)
Brother, thou art gone before us
Burst, ye emerald [pearly] gates, and bring
Author: Richard Kempenfelt Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d18 (1857)
Burst, ye emerald [pearly] gates, and bring
Mercy's free, mercy's free
Author: Richard Jukes Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d19 (1857) First Line: By faith I view my Savior dying
Mercy's free, mercy's free
By the poor widow's oil and meal
Author: John Newton Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d20 (1857)
By the poor widow's oil and meal
The old ship of Zion
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d21 (1857) First Line: Can you tell me what ship is a-going for us to sail
The old ship of Zion
Come, all my dear brethren, we've entered on board
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d22 (1857)
Come, all my dear brethren, we've entered on board
Knights of Malta
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d23 (1857) First Line: Come all you knights, you knights of Malta
Knights of Malta
Come, angels, seize your harps of gold
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d24 (1857)
Come, angels, seize your harps of gold
Come, little children, now we [you] may partake
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d25 (1857)
Come, little children, now we [you] may partake
Come, my fond fluttering heart, Come struggle to [you must now] be free
Author: Jane Taylor Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d26 (1857)
Come, my fond fluttering heart, Come struggle to [you must now] be free
O play on the golden harp
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d27 (1857) First Line: Come, parents, children, bond and free
O play on the golden harp
Come, poor guilty, anxious mourner
Author: John Stamp Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d28 (1857)
Come, poor guilty, anxious mourner
All glory to the lamb of God
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d29 (1857) First Line: Come soldiers can't you arise and tell
All glory to the lamb of God
The marriage of Cana
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d30 (1857) First Line: Come, thou who didst turn the water to wine Refrain First Line: O to the living fount draw near
The marriage of Cana
Come, we [ye] [you] that love the Lord indeed
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d31 (1857)
Come, we [ye] [you] that love the Lord indeed
Come, ye that love the Lord, Unto me
Author: C. J. Nicols Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d32 (1857)
Come, ye that love the Lord, Unto me
Daniel's wisdom may I know, Stephen's faith
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d33 (1857)
Daniel's wisdom may I know, Stephen's faith
Dark and thorny [stormy] is the desert
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d34 (1857)
Dark and thorny [stormy] is the desert
Song of the pious slave
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d36 (1857) First Line: De poor negro he will go, some one day
Song of the pious slave
Delay not, delay not: O sinner [drunkard] draw near
Author: Thomas Hastings Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d37 (1857)
Delay not, delay not: O sinner [drunkard] draw near
And now I have joined the conquering band
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d38 (1857) First Line: Enlisted with Jesus to fight against sin
And now I have joined the conquering band
All our heavy load sits lighter
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d39 (1857) First Line: Far over Jordan's rolling river
All our heavy load sits lighter
From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
Author: Hugh Stowell Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d40 (1857)
From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
Go, bring me [them], said the dying fair
Author: William Hunter Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d41 (1857)
Go, bring me [them], said the dying fair
A Dialogue
Author: Caleb Taylor Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d42 (1857) First Line: Good morning, brother pilgrim, What, marching [traveling] to Zion
A Dialogue
Hail, my ever blessed Jesus
Author: John Wingrove Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d43 (1857)
Hail, my ever blessed Jesus
Hail the day so long expected, Hail the year
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d44 (1857)
Hail the day so long expected, Hail the year
The Christian band
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d45 (1857) First Line: Here is a band of brethren dear Refrain First Line: I will be in this band, hallelujah
The Christian band
The promises
Author: George Keith Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d46 (1857) First Line: How firm a foundation, ye [you] saints of the Lord
The promises
How happy is the man who has [hath] chosen wisdom's ways
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d47 (1857)
How happy is the man who has [hath] chosen wisdom's ways
The family Bible
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d48 (1857) First Line: How painfully pleasing the fond recollection Of youthful connections [emotions] Refrain First Line: The old fashioned Bible
The family Bible
Remember Lot's wife
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d49 (1857) First Line: How prone are professors to rest on their lees
Remember Lot's wife
We are passing away
Hymnal: GHCM1857 #d50 (1857) First Line: How sweet the memory of the dead
We are passing away
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