Union Hymns. Rev.

Editor: American Sunday School Union
Publisher: American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, Penn., 1835
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d401Thou art our Shepherd, gracious [glorious] Lord [God]
d402Thou great Instructor, lest I stray
d403Thou man of griefs, remember me
d404Thou soft [sweet] flowing [gliding] Kedron [Cedron], by thy silver [limpid] stream
d405Thou, who didst with love and blessing
d406Though I am young, I have a soul The world can never buy
d407Though in the earthly church below
d408Through all the dangers of the night
d409Thus far we're spared again to meet
d410Thy kingdom come, thus, day by day
d411Thy quickening powers
d412Thy works proclaim thy glory, Lord
d413Time grows not old with length of years
d414'Tis a point I long to know
d415'Tis Jesus speaks, I fold, says he
d416'Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasures
d417'Tis sweet to rest in lively hope
d418To do to others as I would that they should do to me
d419To dwell with sinners here below
d420To Jesus, the crown of my [our] hope
d421To praise the Savior's name let little children try
d422To thee, my Shepherd [Savior] and my Lord [Lamb]
d423To thee, O blessed Savior, our grateful songs we raise
d424To thee our wants are known
d425To thee, the little children's friend
d426To thy temple I repair
d427Tomorrow, Lord, is thine
d428Try us, O God, and search the ground
d429'Twas God who made the earth and skies [sky]
d430Union it is a hollowed name
d431Visit, Lord, thy habitation
d432Wafted o'er the breast of ocean
d433Wake, slumbering world, a midnight cry
d434We are but young, yet we may sing
d435We come, we come, with loud acclaim
d436We meet for evening prayer
d437We now from school depart
d438We offer, Lord, an humble prayer
d439We ought to speak with humble fear
d440We seem to hear a voice of praise
d441Weep, little children, weep
d442Welcome, sweet day of rest
d443Welcome, sweet morn, we hail with joy
d444Welcome the sweet, the sacred hour
d445Welcome, welcome, dear Redeemer
d446What a mercy, what a treasure
d447What cheering words are these
d448What is an idol, every heart
d449What is there, Lord, a child [youth] can do
d450What souls are these that venture near
d451What various hindrances we meet
d452When a foolish thought within
d453When all thy [your] mercies, O my [our] God [gracious Lord]
d454When at thy footstool, Lord, I bend
d455When bending o'er the brink of life [death]
d456When daily I kneel down to pray
d457When Eli's sons by deeds profane
d458When gathering clouds [storms] around I view
d459When, his salvation bringing [sending]
d460When I can read my title clear
d461When I frequent the house of prayer
d462When I look up to yonder sky
d463When I survey the wondrous cross
d464When Jesus left his Father's [heavenly] throne
d465When Jesus to the temple came
d466When little Samuel woke
d467When rising from the bed of death
d468When sickness, pain, and death
d469When the glorious work begun
d470When the infant spirit flying
d471When the Redeemer left his throne
d472When to the house of God we go
d473When we children bend the knee
d474Whene'er I take my walks abroad
d475Whene'er the [our] angry passions rise
d476Where is the high and lofty One
d477Where should I be, if God should say
d478Where two or three together meet
d479Where two or three, with sweet accord
d480While angels praise thy gracious [glorious] name
d481While life prolongs its precious light
d482While shepherds watch [watched] their flocks by night
d483While thee I [we] seek, protecting power
d484While wicked boys and girls we do meet
d485While with ceaseless [careless] course the sun
d486Whither but to thee, O Lord
d487Who can describe the joys that rise
d488Who would not join the fervent cry
d489Why did Christ my Lord appear
d490Why have we lips, if not to sing
d491Why should a living man complain
d492Why should believers when they meet
d493Why should cold or stormy weather
d494Why should I join with those in play
d495Why should I love my sport so well
d496Why should I say, 'tis yet too soon
d497Why should we spend our youthful days
d498Why should we start and fear to die
d499With a grateful delight we survey
d500With a grateful delight we survey

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