A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs: designed (especially the former part) for the use of congregations as an appendix to Dr. Watt's Psalms and Hymn

Editor:	William Parkinson
Publisher:	D. & G. Bruce (printer) for John Tiebout, New York, 1809
Denomination:	Baptist hymnals (general)
Language:	English
Notes:	The hymnal page scan is missing hymns 70-71 and 129-140, and songs from 97 to the end. The hymnal misnumberd song #XCVI as #LXXVI.

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#	Text	Tune
S.LXXIII	Lord, I am vile!--what shall I say?
S.LXXIV	For a season call'd to part
S.LXXV	Guide me, O thou great Jehovah!
S.LXXVI	Come all ye mournful souls
S.LXXVII	Oh! Jesus, my Saviour
S.LXXVIII	When converts first begin to sing
S.LXXIX	Farewell, dear friends, I must be gone
S.LXXX	Dearest Lord, thou hast commanded
S.LXXXI	Lord, before we leave thy temple
S.LXXXII	Lord, to thy love at length I yield
S.LXXXIII	From Egypt lately freed
S.LXXXIV	My soul, now arise
S.LXXXV	Nay, I cannot let thee go
S.LXXXVI	How lost was my condition
S.LXXXVII	How tedious and tasteless the hours
S.LXXXVIII	I think my table richly spread
S.LXXXIX	Tell me no more of earthly toys
S.XC	My heart and my tongue shall unite in the praise
S.XCI	I long to behold him array'd
S.XCII	Jerusalem! my happy home
S.XCIII	Come, brethren and sisters that love my dear Lord
S.XCIV	Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds!
S.XCV	Come you that know the Lord indeed
S.XCVI[LXXVI]	Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings
S.XCVII	How happy's ev'ry child of grace
S.XCVIII	Listed into the cause of sin
S.XCIX	Wandering pilgrims, mourning Christians
S.C	The reason we love friendship
S.CI	I am a stranger here below
S.CII	From whence this fear and unbelief
S.CIII	Far above yon glorious ceiling
S.CIV	Christ is set on Zion's hill
S.CV	O when shall I see Jesus and reign with him above
S.CVI	My soul's full of glory, inspiring my tongue
S.CVII	That glorious day is drawing nigh
S.CVIII	Come my soul, and let us try
S.CIX	Attend ye saints, and hear me tell
S.CX	What think you of Christ, is the test
S.CXI	How happy's ev'ry child of grace
S.CXII	Saved by grace I live to tell
S.CXIII	Come and taste along with me
S.CXIV	O may it be my lot to see
S.CXV	Our souls by love together drawn
S.CXVI	Hail, sovereign love, that first began
S.CXVII	O how I have longed for the presence of God
S.CXVIII	From the regions of love, lo, an angel descended
S.CXIX	What poor despised company
S.CXX	Almighty love inspire
S.CXXI	There is a Heaven above the skies
S.CXXII	Throughout the Saviour's life we trace
S.CXXIII	Mercy, O thou Son of David
S.CXXIV	Head of thy church triumphant
S.CXXV	Ah! lovely appearance of death
S.CXXVI	On earth the song begins
S.CXXVII	Brethren, while we sojourn here
S.CXXVIII	Forbear, my friends, forbear, and ask no more
S.CXXIX	Through all the world below
S.CXXX	Come all ye dear believers
S.CXXXI	Ye weary heavy laden souls
S.CXXXII	Jesus, while he dwelt below
S.CXXXIII	O thou in whose presence my soul takes delight
S.CXXXIV	Come, we that love the Lord
S.CXXXV	Up to the field where angels lie
S.CXXXVI	Earth has engrossed my love too long
S.CXXXVII	What think ye, my friends, of the preaching of John
S.CXXXVIII	Long with doubts and fears surrounded
S.CXXXIX	Jesus, Master, O discover
S.CXL	In Jordan's tide the Baptist stands
S.CXLI	Thus it became the Prince of grace
S.CXLII	Happy souls, who feel salvation
S.CXLIII	Lo he comes with clouds descending
S.CXLIV	He comes, he comes, to judge the world
S.CXLV	What sound is this salutes my ear
S.CXLVI	John, in a vision, saw the day
S.CXLVII	Hark! hark the trump of God
S.CXLVIII	When thou my righteous Judge shalt come
S.CXLIX	In three short moments death shall teach us more
S.CL	How long, great God, shall wretched I
S.CLI	When, O my Jesus! Saviour, when