Worship Song: with accompanying tunes

Editor: W. Garrett Horder
Publisher: Novello and Company, London, 1905
Language: English
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490There were ninety-and-nine that safely layCOMPASSIONPage Scan
491Come unto Me, ye wearyCOME UNTO MEPage Scan
492Take up thy cross, the Saviour saidBRESLAUPage Scan
493O come to the merciful Saviour who calls youHALDONPage Scan
494For ever round the Mercy-seatERSKINEPage Scan
495Christ in His heavenly garden walks all dayELLERSPage Scan
496aGather us in, Thou Love that fillest allWOODHALLPage Scan
496bGather us in, Thou Love that fillest allAMOR CATHOLICAPage Scan
497Like Noah's weary doveAUGUSTINEPage Scan
498Saviour divine, I come to TheeHOLLEYPage Scan
499Who is on the Lord's side?ARMAGEDDONPage Scan
500aO Love that wilt not let me goST. MARGARETPage Scan
500bO Love that wilt not let me goAMOR DEIPage Scan
501Love for all! and can it be?WELLSPage Scan
502Ten thousand times ten thousandALFORDPage Scan
503Give me the wings of faith to riseFARRANTPage Scan
504Jerusalem, my happy homeSOUTHWELLPage Scan
505There is a land of pure delightSOUTHWELLPage Scan
506God of the living, in whose eyesPENIELPage Scan
507So heaven is gathering, one by oneFERNSHAWPage Scan
508Hark! hark! my soul, angelic songs are swellingPILGRIMSPage Scan
509Come, let us join our friends aboveWINCHESTER OLDPage Scan
510The roseate hues of early dawnCASTLE RISINGPage Scan
511Hark, the sound of holy voices chanting, at the crystal seaDEERHURSTPage Scan
512When shall we meet againWASTDALEPage Scan
513aFor all the Saints who from their labours restTROYTE No. 2Page Scan
513bFor all the Saints who from their labours restPRO OMNIBUS SANCTISPage Scan
514Brief life is here our portionST. ALPHEGEPage Scan
515Jerusalem, the goldenEWINGPage Scan
516O Paradise! O Paradise!PARADISEPage Scan
517Sunset and evening starLEARMOUNTPage Scan
518The mourners came at break of dayST. MARKPage Scan
519My soul, there is a countryVULPIUSPage Scan
520I long for household voices goneST. FRANCESPage Scan
521My God, I rather look to TheeSUDELEYPage Scan
522I heard a sound of voicesST. CHRISTOPHERPage Scan
523It singeth low in every heartCHADWICKPage Scan
524We cannot think of them as deadHOLY TRINITYPage Scan
525When for me the silent oarSLYMBRIDGEPage Scan
526No angel comes to us to tellILKLEYPage Scan
527Earth, with its dark and dreadful illsEMMAUSPage Scan
528When the day of toil is doneIRENEPage Scan
529aWhen on my day of life the night is fallingWHITTIERPage Scan
529bWhen on my day of life the night is fallingAT LASTPage Scan
530Come to me, Lord, when first I wakeHESPERUSPage Scan
531O timely happy, timely wiseSELBORNEPage Scan
532Awake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNPage Scan
533For the dear love that kept us through the nightTHANKFULNESSPage Scan
534O Lord, it is a blessèd thingONGARPage Scan
535Lord God of morning and of nightST. SEPULCHREPage Scan
536When morning gilds the skiesLAUDES DOMINIPage Scan
537Still, still with Thee, when purple morning breakethWARRENNE, No. 56Page Scan
538Now, when the dusky shades of night, retreatingDAWNPage Scan
539You that have spent the silent nightGASCOIGNEPage Scan
540My soul, awake!BRACONDALEPage Scan
541Hail to the Sabbath DayCHISELHURSTPage Scan
542The dawn of God's dear SabbathST. ANSELMPage Scan
543O day of rest and gladnessDAY OF RESTPage Scan
544Again returns the day of holy restBIRCHINGTONPage Scan
545Hail, sacred day of earthly restWREFORDPage Scan
546This is the day of Light!DULWICH COLLEGEPage Scan
547Hail, holy rest! calm herald of that dayLONGWOODPage Scan
548O God, Thy world is sweet with prayerSAXBYPage Scan
549O day to sweet religious thoughtHORSLEYPage Scan
550Unto Thy temple, Lord, we comeST. POLYCARPPage Scan
551As Thou didst rest, O Father, o'er nature's finished birthBARRYPage Scan
552Father, now the day is overREQUIEMPage Scan
553Holy Father, cheer our wayIRENEPage Scan
554Ere I sleep, for every favourTHANETPage Scan
555aThe radiant morn hath passed awaySHOREHAMPage Scan
555bThe radiant morn hath passed awaySUNSETPage Scan
556The sun is sinking fastHOREBPage Scan
557aAbide with me! Fast falls the eventideEVENTIDEPage Scan
557bAbide with me! Fast falls the eventideTROYTEPage Scan
558O Thou true Life of all that liveEISENACHPage Scan
559Father, in high heaven dwellingEVENING HYMNPage Scan
560How calmly the evening once more is descendingST. ASAPHPage Scan
561Through the day Thy love has spared usEVENSONGPage Scan
562aSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearABENDSPage Scan
562bSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearKEBLEPage Scan
563aAll praise to Thee, my God, this nightOLD HUNDREDTHPage Scan
563bAll praise to Thee, my God, this nightTALLIS' CANONPage Scan
564O Lord, who by Thy presence hast made lightGENOAPage Scan
565When evening shadows gatherTWILIGHTPage Scan
566The day is past and overST. ANATOLIUSPage Scan
567Saviour, breathe an evening blessingLUGANOPage Scan
568Slowly, by Thy hand unfurledCONSECRATIONPage Scan
569Behold the sun, that seemed but nowTHORPEPage Scan
570Father of love and powerBENISONPage Scan
571The night is come: like to the dayPENIELPage Scan
572The twilight falls, the night is nearNORTHREPPSPage Scan
573Hear my prayer, O heavenly FatherSARDISPage Scan
574Now from the altar of our heartsALBANOPage Scan
575O God, whose daylight leadeth downST. PETERPage Scan
576Upon the hills the wind is bleak and coldSKELTONPage Scan
577Softly the silent nightREX COELIPage Scan
578Now the wings of day are furledLIDFORD GORGEPage Scan
579Sweet evening hour, sweet evening hour!CHURCH BELLSPage Scan
580O shadow in a sultry land!ALL HALLOWSPage Scan
581The day is ended. Ere I sink to sleepBRIGHTPage Scan

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