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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401O God! to Thee our hearts would payPage Scan
402Like shadows gliding o'er the plainPage Scan
403Brother, thou art gone before usPage Scan
404Another hand is beckoning usPage Scan
405Brother, though from yonder skyPage Scan
406Clay to clay, and dust to dust!Page Scan
407Dear as thou wast, and justly dearPage Scan
408Go to the grave in all thy glorious primePage Scan
409Thou art gone to the grave; but we will not deplore theePage Scan
410Calm on the bosom of thy GodPage Scan
411Fare thee well, our fondly cherished!Page Scan
412To the Father's love we trustPage Scan
413In the broad fields of heavenPage Scan
414Mighty One, whose name is holyPage Scan
415Lord, from Thy blessed thronePage Scan
416From Greenland's icy mountainsPage Scan
417Where, for a thousand miles Page Scan
418Westward, Lord, the world alluringPage Scan
419Not with the flashing steelPage Scan
420Lord, once our faith in man no fear could movePage Scan
421Down the dark future, through long generationsPage Scan
422"To God be glory! Peace on earth!"Page Scan
423We love the venerable housePage Scan
424A wondrous star our pioneerPage Scan
425Thou Lord of hosts, whose guiding handPage Scan
426An offering at the shrine of powerPage Scan
427The kings of old have shrine and tombPage Scan
428Flung to the heedless windsPage Scan
429Glory to God! whose witness-trainPage Scan
430Heaven, mighty ocean, heave!Page Scan
431Launch thy bark, mariner!Page Scan
432Many a power within earth's bosomPage Scan
433In pleasant lands have fallen the linesPage Scan
434From foes that would our land devourPage Scan
435O Thou, whose presence went beforePage Scan
436The land our fathers left to usPage Scan
437Men! whose boast it is that yePage Scan
438Lord, when Thine ancient people criedPage Scan
439Ages, ages have departedPage Scan
440Climb we the mountain afarPage Scan
441O Thou, at whose rebuke, the gravePage Scan
442What precept, Jesus, is like thinePage Scan
443O, say not, think not, heavenly notesPage Scan
444By cool Siloam's shady rillPage Scan
445See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand Page Scan
446Ye joyous ones! upon whose browPage Scan
447While yet the youthful spirit bearsPage Scan
448Great God! and wilt Thou condescendPage Scan
449Our country is Immanuel's groundPage Scan
450There is a world we have not seenPage Scan
451Now gird your patient loins againPage Scan
452Jesus, while he dwelt belowPage Scan
453The saints of earth and those abovePage Scan
454Not to the terrors of the Lord Page Scan
455By earth hemmed in, by earth oppressedPage Scan
456Grows dark thy path before thee?Page Scan
457When thirst for power or for goldPage Scan
458The light pours down from heavenPage Scan
459Beneath Thy trees to-day we metPage Scan
460Our Father! we thank Thee for sleepPage Scan
461O'er silent field and lonely lawnPage Scan
462Sweet is the light of Sabbath evePage Scan
463Come at the morning hourPage Scan
464Approach not the altar with gloom in thy soulPage Scan
465Heralds of creation! cry Page Scan
466God is in His holy templePage Scan
467O Thou whose power o'er moving worlds presidesPage Scan
468Praise to God, immortal praisePage Scan
469Lo, my Shepherd's hand divine!Page Scan
470Father, whate'er of earthly blissPage Scan
471Eternal God! Almighty CausePage Scan
472The Lord descended from abovePage Scan
473From Zion's holy hill there rosePage Scan
474The winds are hushed; the peaceful moonPage Scan
475O Thou who driest the mourner's tearPage Scan
476There is a book, who runs may readPage Scan
477O Thou, the primal fount of life and peacePage Scan
478The breaking waves dashed highPage Scan
479Of all the thoughts of God, that arePage Scan
480Come, Thou almighty King!Page Scan
481Earth's busy sounds and ceaseless dinPage Scan
482O Thou, who hast Thy servants taughtPage Scan
483Holy Spirit, source of gladnessPage Scan
484We bless Thee for this sacred dayPage Scan
485Thou givest Thy Sabbath, Lord; the din is stilledPage Scan
486O Thou, at whose divine commandPage Scan
487Our Father God! not face to facePage Scan
488Hear, Father, hear our prayer!Page Scan
489From the recesses of a lowly spiritPage Scan
490Father, adored in worlds above!Page Scan
491Holy and reverend is the namePage Scan
492Thy bounteous hand with food can blessPage Scan
493Heavenly Father! to whose eyePage Scan
494To Thee, the Lord almightyPage Scan
495All, from the sun's uprisePage Scan
496O, give thanks to Him who madePage Scan
497Meet and right it is to singPage Scan
498Hallelujah! best and sweetestPage Scan
499All ye nations, praise the LordPage Scan
500O Thou great Spirit! who alongPage Scan

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