Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the use of Christians

Publisher: John W. Scott, Philadelphia , 1803
Denomination: Christian Church, General Convention
Language: English
Notes: Hymns are numbered by the page number they start on. If two hymns start on the same page they have "a" or "b" behind the page number
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133The voice of Free Grace cries escape to the mountainTextPage Scan
134Sometimes a light surprisesTextPage Scan
135Sav'd by blood I live to tellTextPage Scan
136When the wounded spirit hearsTextPage Scan
138Ten thousand talents once I ow'dTextPage Scan
139Let us love and sing and wonderPage Scan
140Winter has a joy for meTextPage Scan
141Rejoice, believer, in the LordTextPage Scan
142Salvation! what a glorious planTextPage Scan
143Prepare a thankful songTextPage Scan
145aSin enslav'd me many yearsTextPage Scan
145bLord, what is man? Extremes how wideTextPage Scan
146Come all ye weary travellersPage Scan
149The reason we love friendshipTextPage Scan
150The sacred ties of friendshipTextPage Scan
152He comes! he comes! the trumpet soundTextPage Scan
153O God my heart with love inflameTextPage Scan
154Thy daily mercies, oh my GodTextPage Scan
155Come and taste along with mePage Scan
157Tell us, O women, we would knowTextPage Scan
158Come, angels, seize your harps of goldTextPage Scan
159aThe night draws on, I must awayTextPage Scan
159bThat glorious day is drawing nighTextPage Scan
161The tree of life my ſoul hath ſeenPage Scan
162Come all ye mourning pilgrims nowTextPage Scan
164In the house of king David a fountain did springTextPage Scan
165We've found the rock, the travellers cry'dTextPage Scan
166Far above yon glorious ceilingTextPage Scan
168Our Lord is ris'n indeedTextPage Scan
169What hath the world to equal thisTextPage Scan
170Lo! we see the sign appearingTextPage Scan
171Dearest Jesus, though unseenTextPage Scan
172Christ is set on Zion's hillTextPage Scan
174Brother soldier still fight onTextPage Scan
175Now in a song of grateful praisePage Scan
176Heralds of the King of kingsTextPage Scan
177Come on my fellow-pilgrims, comeTextPage Scan
178aMy God was with me all the nightTextPage Scan
178bHark! my soul, the trumpet soundingTextPage Scan
181aHail to thy brightness, glorious sunTextPage Scan
181bO may I worthy prove to seeTextPage Scan
183Hark! the jubilee is soundingTextPage Scan
184My friends and my neighbors that live in this placeTextPage Scan
186O how sore a thing and grievousTextPage Scan
187Tho' sinners would vex meTextPage Scan
189Our souls by love together knitTextPage Scan
191Jerusalem, my happy homePage Scan
192Come ye that love the Lord indeedTextPage Scan
193Jesus! and shall it ever beTextPage Scan
195Hail, sov'reign love, that first beganPage Scan
196Come souls that long for JesusTextPage Scan
198Lift your heads ye friends of JesusTextPage Scan
199See the eternal Judge descendingTextPage Scan
200The rising youth espouse the causeTextPage Scan
202Innumerable foesTextPage Scan
204Come ye happy raceTextPage Scan
205Brethren let us praise our LordTextPage Scan
206Honey though the bee preparesTextPage Scan
208The great tremendous day's approachingPage Scan
211When Peter boasted, soon he fellTextPage Scan
212O when shall I see JesusTextPage Scan
214aI am Alpha, says the SaviourTextPage Scan
214bSing to the great Jehovah's praiseTextPage Scan
216Lo! the God by whom salvationTextPage Scan
218How am I held a prisoner nowTextPage Scan
219And is this heav'n? and am I there!TextPage Scan
220While shepherds watch'd their flocks by nightPage Scan
221aMourn, mourn, ye saints as if you seeTextPage Scan
221bArise, and hail the sacred dayTextPage Scan
222Sing my soul, his wond'rous loveTextPage Scan
223Never let the good despairTextPage Scan
224O thou in whose presence my soul takes delightTextPage Scan
227Oh! how I have long'd for the coming of GodTextPage Scan
228Ye souls that trust in Christ, rejoiceTextPage Scan
230Dear Jesus here comes and knocks at thy doorTextPage Scan
231Glory to thee, my God, this nightTextPage Scan
232Come, O thou Traveller unknownTextPage Scan
233Yield to me now, for I am weakTextPage Scan
235Thou great mysterious God of loveTextPage Scan
236Come friends and relations let's join heart and handTextPage Scan
238Come ye sinners, poor and needyTextPage Scan
240Come all ye poor sinners that from Adam cameTextPage Scan
242United in affection dearTextPage Scan
243Farewell my brethren in the LordPage Scan
244My God from whom my joys ariseTextPage Scan
246Whither should I, Jesus, go?TextPage Scan

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