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A Collection of Hymns, Designed for the Use of the Church of Christ

Editor: John Reist
Publisher: A. W. Wilgus, Buffalo, N.Y., 1847
Denomination: Reformed Mennonite Church
Language: English
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101Come, troubled souls, and hear me tellPage Scan
102If others merit do rewardPage Scan
103The true and heavenly flaming zealPage Scan
104Hope, sacred name, Eternal themePage Scan
105Jehovah threatens, sinners tremblePage Scan
106Where two or three are joined in onePage Scan
107O Jesus, for thy mercyPage Scan
108A stream throughout this regionPage Scan
109The infants dear are call'd awayPage Scan
110Blest are the dead that in the LordPage Scan
111O Lord, do us protectPage Scan
112The mighty Lord, lo, now descendsPage Scan
113Lo by the stream of BabylonePage Scan
114Behold how pleasant and how goodPage Scan
115Except the Lord the house doth buildPage Scan
116Bright angels never can repeatPage Scan
117What love beyond our mortal sensePage Scan
118With understanding eyes I seePage Scan
119Thy word, O Lord, is drink and meatPage Scan
120Let lamentation ceasePage Scan
121We know that all who have been bornPage Scan
122Come, ye that seek the Savior's gracePage Scan
123Out of the depth to thee I cryPage Scan
124Types and shadows have passed byPage Scan
125The gift of grace, who will refusePage Scan
126How many souls have passed this dayPage Scan
127Alas poor man stop now and thinkPage Scan
128Unto the Lord our wants are knownPage Scan
129Behold upon Mount ZionPage Scan
130Christ is the vine, wherein if wePage Scan
131O great Redeemer, Prince of peacePage Scan
132Why yet refuse the path to choosePage Scan
133Come, all ye souls in trials greatPage Scan
134Lord, to thee I'll flyPage Scan
135Come all ye souls and now beholdPage Scan
136Make haste, O Lord, deliver mePage Scan
137The heathen in their ignorancePage Scan
138Dear people, think on your last doomPage Scan
139The day is gone and pastPage Scan
140A soul whose love to God is coldPage Scan
141I sleep, my heart yet waketh stillPage Scan
142The time is near at handPage Scan
143The time is drawing nighPage Scan
144The grace of God, with shining beamsPage Scan
145United we in love will singPage Scan
146O Lord, from thee I cannot hidePage Scan
147O, Zion, out of thee went forthPage Scan
148O why is grief O why is painPage Scan
149O Lord, according to commandsPage Scan
150Jerusalem, that happy placePage Scan
151Arise my thoughts and hence removePage Scan
152Hear ye not the trumpet soundingPage Scan
153The ark a figure is indeedPage Scan
154Ye mortal men, be humble, meekPage Scan
155Now risen with Christ, O seek those thingsPage Scan
156With a true heart let us draw nearPage Scan
157Awake and flee from wrath to comePage Scan
158O man, remember thou must diePage Scan
159The hour of death at length did comePage Scan
160First for the heavenly kingdom seekPage Scan
161The true foundation I have foundPage Scan
162O ye professors, yet how longPage Scan
163O Savior art thou passing byPage Scan
164O thou physician rarePage Scan
165Come hearken unto Jotham's pleaPage Scan
166Watch and sober be in mindPage Scan
167The wonders seen beneath the sunPage Scan
168I know that merits have rewardPage Scan
169The way the truth and life I amPage Scan
170With flesh and blood we wrestle notPage Scan
171The straight and narrow wayPage Scan
172Great are the mercies of our GodPage Scan
173Our Savior did commandment givePage Scan
174Though I do speak with tongues of menPage Scan
175O my young friends, be ye apprisedPage Scan
176O holy God righteous indeedPage Scan
177All who to Christ do laden comePage Scan
178O may thy grace, O God, attendPage Scan
179O my dear friends, do warning takePage Scan
180With patience let us run the racePage Scan
181Our Savior suffered, leaving usPage Scan
182O who shall now lay any thingPage Scan
183Awake, O my dear friends, awakePage Scan
184Count it but joy, my brethren allPage Scan
185The heavenly kingdom likened isPage Scan
186Beloved brethren, I beseechPage Scan
187Our days are spending fastPage Scan
188Our Lord, the Son of Man, is comePage Scan
189The time is flying rapid onPage Scan
190The church of Christ, and his alonePage Scan
191A church was established on earth here belowPage Scan
192Alas alas where am I nowPage Scan
193O Father, thou lovest thy childPage Scan
194O Jesus, the true righteousnessPage Scan
195Eternal light, illuminatePage Scan
196Zion sighs with grief and terrorPage Scan
197O mighty God, great is our needPage Scan

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