A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns)

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398Dear Shepherd of thy people, hereText
399Amidst ten thousand anxious caresText
400Lord, afford a spring to meText
401How long, O Lord, shall I complainText
402My soul lies cleaving to the dustText
403Come, every gracious heartText
404Our Saviour alone, the Lord, let us blessText
405'Twixt Jesus and the chosen raceText
406Hark! how the blood-bought hosts aboveText
407Dear Lord! my panting soul inflameText
408O! what shall I do my Saviour to praiseText
409To Him that chose us firstText
410O! for a heart prepared to singText
411Come, saints, and sing in sweet accord
412What cheering words are these!Text
413Let Zion songs of triumph singText
414I long for a concert of heavenly praiseText
415Glory to God on high!Text
416Let us love, and sing, and wonderText
417To Zion we go, the seat of our KingText
418To our Redeemer's glorious nameText
419Just are thy ways, and true thy wordText
420O! bless the Lord, my soul!Text
421To God the only wiseText
422Who can describe the joys that riseText
423Not with our mortal eyesText
424Hosanna to our conquering King!Text
425With pleasure we beholdText
426How great and solemn is the thingText
427Jesus, and shall it ever beText
428Humble souls, who seek salvationText
429Dear Lord! and will thy pardoning loveText
430'Tis not as led by custom's voiceText
431Come, ye beloved of the LordText
432Do we not know that solemn wordText
433Jesus, mighty King in Zion!Text
434How great, how solemn is the workText
435The Lord of life this table spreadText
436The table now is spreadText
437Jesus invites his saintsText
438This was compassion like a GodText
439When I survey the wondrous crossText
440How sweet and awful is the placeText
441So fair a face bedew'd with tearsText
442Ere we leave thy table, LordText
443The Lord of the feast we solemnly blessText
444Defiled I am indeedText
445Join, every tongue, to singText
446When through the desert vastText
447Pity a helpless sinner, LordText
448When Jesus undertookText
449What creatures beside, are favour'd like us?Text
450O! bless thy servant, dearest LordText
451May this be a much favour'd hourText
452On what has now been sownText
453Where two or three, with sweet accordText
454Thy presence, gracious God, affordText
455Once more we come before our GodText
456The good hand of God has brought us againText
457Dismiss us with thy blessing, Lord!Text
458Once more, before we partText
459Lord, help us on thy word to feedText
460The gospel's a message of peaceText
461Lord, dismiss us with thy blessingText
462Guide me, O thou great Jehovah!Text
463Sons of God, by blest adoptionText
464O! for an overcoming faithText
465Not from the dust affliction growsText
466Why do we mourn departed friendsText
467Why should we shrink at Jordan's floodText
468Death is no more a frightful foeText
469My soul, this curious house of clayText
470Death and the grave are doleful themesText
471Prepare me, gracious GodText
472When langour and disease invadeText
473Lord, I am thine, but thou wilt proveText
474When I can read my title clearText
475Father, I long, i faint to seeText
476O! the delights, the heavenly joysText
477Give me the wings of faith to riseText
478I love the windows of thy graceText
479My thoughts surmount these lower skiesText
480Up to the fields where angels lieText
481Descend from heaven, immortal DoveText
482In heaven my choicest treasure liesText
483Yes, I shall soon be landedText
484Perfect holiness of spiritText
485Christ, the Lord, is risen to-dayText
486See! from the dungeon of the deadText
487Christians, dismiss your fearText
488Uprising from the darksome tombText
489Now for a theme of thankful praiseText
490Jesus. our triumphant HeadText
491Pleased we read, in sacred storyText
492Ye Christians, hear the joyful newsText
493Lo! he comes, with clouds descendingText
494On yonder glorious heightText
495Lo! he comes, arrayed in vengeanceText
496Day of judgment, day of wonders!Text
497The God of glory sends his summons forthText

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