The Psalms of Life: A Compilation of Psalms, Hymns, Chants, Anthems, &c. Embodying the Spiritual, Progressive and Reformatory Sentiment of the Present Age

Editor:	John S. Adams
Publisher:	Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, 1857
Notes:	Published in New York by S.T. Gordon, in Philadephia by Back & Lawton, and in Cincinnati by Traux & Baldwin

#	Text	Tune
503	God of the rolling year! to thee
504	'Tis coming up the steep of Time
505	Do what is right, for the day dawn is breaking
506	Never look down on the grave, broken-hearted
507	Peace of God, which knows no measure
508	The Father spake! In grand reverberations
509	Is it not sweet to think, hereafter
510	There are three lessons I would write
511	Happy he whose inward ear
512	Be free! yea, 'tis a gift which God hath given
513	"Thy will be done!" In devious way
514	Hearts of love and souls of daring
515	Theories, which thousands cherish
516	He is a freeman, whom the truth makes free
517	From God's eternal infinite of Thought
518	Where'er a heart with sorrow's weight is bowing
519	Blessed are the poor in spirit
520	It is not always night! Though darkness reign
521	O, oft in the hour of our holy thought
522	To thee, our God, all-wise, supreme, eternal!