The Oxford Hymn Book

Editor: Thomas B. Strong
Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1920
Language: English; Latin
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1Awake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNPage Scan
2At thy feet, O Christ, we layHOUGHTONPage Scan
3aChrist, whose glory fills the skiesRATISBONPage Scan
3bChrist, whose glory fills the skiesDEMMINPage Scan
4Forth in thy name, O Lord, I goANGELSPage Scan
5God of the morning, at whose voiceTRUROPage Scan
6New every morning is the loveMELCOMBEPage Scan
7aNow that the daylight fills the sky[Now that the daylight fills the sky]Page Scan
7bNow that the daylight fills the skyJAM LUCISPage Scan
8Ye that have spent the silent nightOLD 44THPage Scan
9Up to the throne of God is borneBUCKLEBURYPage Scan
10aAbide with me; fast falls the eventideORISONSPage Scan
10bAbide with me; fast falls the eventideEVENTIDEPage Scan
11All praise to him who dwells in blissDUNFERMLINEPage Scan
12All praise to thee, my God, this nightTALLIS' CANONPage Scan
13aAnd now the wants are told that broughtWEYBRIDGEPage Scan
13bAnd now the wants are told that broughtBRIGHTONPage Scan
14aAs now the sun's declining raysST. PETERPage Scan
14bAs now the sun's declining raysDURHAMPage Scan
15At even, ere the sun was setANGELUSPage Scan
16Behold the sun, that seemed but nowHAYESPage Scan
17Darkening night the land doth coverBOURGEOIS, PSALM 38Page Scan
18Glory to thee, in light arrayedUSEDOMPage Scan
19aGod, that madest earth and heavenBURYPage Scan
19bGod, that madest earth and heavenNUTFIELDPage Scan
20Light of gladness, beam divineSONG 13Page Scan
21Lord, now the time returnsEGHAMPage Scan
22aNow the day is overEUDOXIAPage Scan
22bNow the day is overGILBOAPage Scan
23aO Strength and Stay upholding all creationL'OMNIPOTENTPage Scan
23bO Strength and Stay upholding all creationSTRENGTH AND STAYPage Scan
24Our day of praise is doneKERRYPage Scan
25aSaviour, again to thy dear name we raisePAX DEIPage Scan
25bSaviour, again to thy dear name we raiseELLINGHAMPage Scan
26aSun of my soul, thou Saviour dearABENDSPage Scan
26bSun of my soul, thou Saviour dearHURSLEYPage Scan
26cSun of my soul, thou Saviour dearWINSCOTTPage Scan
27Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we goST. MATTHIASPage Scan
28The day is past and overST. ANATOLIUSPage Scan
29aThe day thou gavest, Lord, is endedGRACE DIEUPage Scan
29bThe day thou gavest, Lord, is endedST. CLEMENTPage Scan
30The day, O Lord, is spentCOMBE MARTINPage Scan
31The night is come, like to the dayCOLCHESTERPage Scan
32aThe radiant morn hath passed awayTIMEPage Scan
32bThe radiant morn hath passed awayST. GABRIELPage Scan
33The sun is sinking fastST. COLUMBAPage Scan
34aThrough the day thy love has spared usWURZENPage Scan
34bThrough the day thy love has spared usDRETZELPage Scan
35Behold, we come, dear Lord, to theeWALSALLPage Scan
36My Lord, my Love, was crucifiedDORIAN MELODYPage Scan
37On this day, the first of daysLÜBECKPage Scan
38Sweet is the work, my God, my KingWOOLMER'SPage Scan
39This day the first of days was made[This day the first of days was made]Page Scan
40For thy mercy and thy graceCULBACHPage Scan
41aCome, thou long-expected JesusCLEVEDONPage Scan
41bCome, thou long-expected JesusHYFRYDOLPage Scan
42aDay of wrath! oh day of mourning![Day of wrath! oh day of mourning!]Page Scan
42bDay of wrath! oh day of mourning!DIES IRAEPage Scan
43Great God, what do I see and hearNUN FREUT EUCHPage Scan
44Hail to the Lord's AnointedCRÜGERPage Scan
45Hark, an awful voice is soundingMERTONPage Scan
46Hark the glad sound! the Saviour comesBRISTOLPage Scan
47Lo, from the desert homesCROFT'S 136THPage Scan
48Lo! he comes with clouds descendingHELMSLEYPage Scan
49Oh quickly come, dread Judge of allVENI CITOPage Scan
50On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cryWINCHESTER NEWPage Scan
51aThat day of wrath, that dreadful dayAS BY THE STREAMS OF BABYLONPage Scan
51bThat day of wrath, that dreadful dayBABYLON'S STREAMSPage Scan
52When came in flesh the incarnate WordCLAUDIAPage Scan
53A virgin unspotted, the prophet foretoldA VIRGIN UNSPOTTEPage Scan
54All my heart this night rejoicesWARUM SOLLT' ICH MICH DENN GRÄMENPage Scan
55Angels, from the realms of gloryLEWESPage Scan
56Christians, awake, salute the happy mornYORKSHIREPage Scan
57From virgin's womb this Christmas day did springSONG 24Page Scan
58aGod from on high hath heardKINGSLANDPage Scan
58bGod from on high hath heardARRANPage Scan
59Good Christian men, rejoiceIN DULCI JUBILOPage Scan
60Hark, how all the welkin ringsOHNE RAST (VIENNA)Page Scan
61Hark, the herald angels singMENDELSSOHNPage Scan
62High let us swell our tuneful notesST. MARKPage Scan
63I sing the birth was born tonightOLD 113THPage Scan
64In dulci jubiloIN DULCI JUBILOPage Scan
65In the bleak midwinterSOUTH SHIELDSPage Scan
66Like silver lamps in a distant shrineTHE MANGER THRONEPage Scan
67Love came down at ChristmasCUMNORPage Scan
68Of the Father sole begottenCORDE NATUSPage Scan
69O come, all ye faithfulADESTE FIDELESPage Scan
70See amid the winter's snowSEE AMID THE WINTER'S SNOWPage Scan
71The first Nowell the angel did sayTHE FIRST NOWELLPage Scan
72The race that long in darkness pinedSCOTCH STILTPage Scan
73When Christ was born of Mary freeIN EXCELSIS GLORIAPage Scan
74When Jordan hushed his waters stillNEWBURYPage Scan
75While shepherds watched their flocks by nightST. GEORGEPage Scan
76As with gladness men of oldTREUER HEILAND (DIX)Page Scan
77Bethlehem! of noblest citiesSTUTTGARTPage Scan
78aBrightest and best of the sons of the morningEPIPHANYPage Scan
78bBrightest and best of the sons of the morningEPIPHANY HYMNPage Scan
79In stature grows the heavenly ChildTALLIS' ORDINALPage Scan
80aForty days and forty nightsAUS DER TIEFE (HEINLEIN)Page Scan
80bForty days and forty nightsHALLEPage Scan

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