A Book of Hymns for Public and Private Devotion. (10th ed.)

Editor: Samuel Longfellow
Publisher: Ticknor & Fields, Boston, Mass., 1848
Denomination: American Unitarian Association
Language: English
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201God of mercy! God of love!Page Scan
202O, send me not away! for I would drinkPage Scan
203O, richly, Father, have I beenPage Scan
204Lord, have mercy when we prayPage Scan
205To Thine eternal arms, O GodPage Scan
206Yes! prayer is strong, and God is goodPage Scan
207Lord! I believe; Thy power I ownPage Scan
208O, from these visions dark and drearPage Scan
209O, help us, Lord! each hour of needPage Scan
210Why, thou never-setting LightPage Scan
211O Thou, from whom all goodness flowsPage Scan
212When, with error bewildered, our path becomes drearyPage Scan
213Father, when o'er our trembling heartsPage Scan
214Feeble, helpless, how shall IPage Scan
215When in thine hour of conflict, LordPage Scan
216Hasten, Lord, to my releasePage Scan
217Almighty Father, thou hast many a blessingPage Scan
218Return, my soul, unto thy restPage Scan
219Thou hidden love of God, whose heightPage Scan
220Send kindly light amid the encircling gloomPage Scan
221My God! permit me not to bePage Scan
222O, draw me, Father, after Thee!Page Scan
223I want the spirit of power withinPage Scan
224I want a principle withinPage Scan
225My God, my strength, my hopePage Scan
226As the hart, with eager looksPage Scan
227O, where shall rest be foundPage Scan
228Lord, I believe a rest remainsPage Scan
229That blessed law of ThinePage Scan
230O Lord! how happy should we bePage Scan
231Forever with the Lord!Page Scan
232Heaven is a state of rest from sinPage Scan
233O Love, how cheering is Thy ray!Page Scan
234Quiet, Lord, my froward heartPage Scan
235Father, I will not prayPage Scan
236I thirst!--O, grant the waters purePage Scan
237Wilt Thou not visit mePage Scan
238Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
239Nearer, my God, to TheePage Scan
240The fountain in its sourcesPage Scan
241My soul no more shall strive in vainPage Scan
242O Lord, Thy heavenly grace impartPage Scan
243O God, to Thee, who first hast givenPage Scan
244I am free! I am free! I have broken awayPage Scan
245Father, source of every blessingPage Scan
246O Lord! through Thee we ownPage Scan
247The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I knowPage Scan
248They, who on the Lord relyPage Scan
249None loves me, Father, with Thy lovePage Scan
250O Father! humbly we reposePage Scan
251We all, O Father, all are ThinePage Scan
252O let my trembling soul be stillPage Scan
253See the Lord, thy keeper, standPage Scan
254Commit thou all thy griefsPage Scan
255God is our refuge and our strengthPage Scan
256Give to the winds thy fears!Page Scan
257Rejoice in God alwayPage Scan
258How gentle God's commands!Page Scan
259God moves in a mysterious wayPage Scan
260Author of good, we rest on TheePage Scan
261Through all the various shifting scenePage Scan
262When grief and anguish press me downPage Scan
263My God, my Father, while I stray Page Scan
264He sendeth sun, He sendeth showerPage Scan
265Thy will be done! In devious wayPage Scan
266Is there a lone and dreary hourPage Scan
267Lo, the lilies of the field!Page Scan
268Father, I wait Thy word. The sun doth standPage Scan
269Father! glorify Thy name!Page Scan
270Leader of Israel's host, and GuidePage Scan
271'Tis my happiness belowPage Scan
272Saviour, I my cross have takenPage Scan
273The dove, let loose in Eastern skiesPage Scan
274The world may change from old to newPage Scan
275Not that Thy boundless love, my GodPage Scan
276Thy will be done! I will not fearPage Scan
277Ye servants of the Lord!Page Scan
278Shall we grow weary in our watchPage Scan
279How happy is he born or taughtPage Scan
280O! know ye not that yePage Scan
281Blest are the pure in heartPage Scan
282Quiet from God! how beautiful to keepPage Scan
283O, who shall say he knows the foldsPage Scan
284Think gently of the erring one!Page Scan
285Speak gently,--it is better farPage Scan
286Turn not from him who asks of theePage Scan
287O, if thy brow, serene and calmPage Scan
288All-seeing God! 'tis Thine to knowPage Scan
289'Tis not the gift, but 'tis the spiritPage Scan
290O, not alone on the mount of prayerPage Scan
291One cup of healing oil and the winePage Scan
292Thus said Jesus:--Go and doPage Scan
293Who is thy neighbor? he whom thouPage Scan
294Pour forth the oil,--pour boldly forthPage Scan
295Beneath the thick but struggling cloudsPage Scan
296This world is not a fleeting showPage Scan
297O, be not faithless! with the mornPage Scan
298Love on! love on! but not the things that ownPage Scan
299O, still trust on, if in the heartPage Scan
300The bud will soon become a flowerPage Scan

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