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Hymns for Sunday Schools, Youth, and Children

Publisher: Carlton & Porter, New York, 1857
Denomination: Methodist Episcopal Church
Language: English
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101When Jesus left his Father's thronePage Scan
102Yes, dear Sabbath school, I love theePage Scan
103In life's gay morn let children learnPage Scan
104O Lord, on this our Sunday schoolPage Scan
105The hour has come: I will not stayPage Scan
106O Wisdom! whose unfading powerPage Scan
107I love the Sunday schoolPage Scan
108My soul, how lovely is the placePage Scan
109When Sabbath's sacred morning lightPage Scan
110There is a glorious world of lightPage Scan
111As drops which, from the mountain sidePage Scan
112Come, join our Sabbath songPage Scan
113As teachers of the rising racePage Scan
114What are those soul-reviving strainsPage Scan
115Sweet is the work, O LordPage Scan
116"Feed my lambs!"--how condescendingPage Scan
117Hosanna, be the children's songPage Scan
118Teacher divine! we bow the kneePage Scan
119Mighty One, before whose facePage Scan
120We bring no glitt'ring treasuresPage Scan
121Life is an ocean; years the tidePage Scan
122Come, Father, Son, and Holy GhostPage Scan
123When the morning light drives away the nightPage Scan
124I think, when I read that sweet story of oldPage Scan
125Shepherd of thy little flockPage Scan
126Poor and needy though I bePage Scan
127Hark, the Sabbath bells are ringing!Page Scan
128What though I'm but a little childPage Scan
129Humble praises, holy JesusPage Scan
130Lord, teach a little child to prayPage Scan
131In the Saviour's pleasant foldPage Scan
132Lord, wilt thou deign to speakPage Scan
133Though sinful, weak, and erringPage Scan
134Lover of little children, theePage Scan
135Jesus, let a little childPage Scan
136Morn amid the mountainsPage Scan
137Dear Saviour, to a childPage Scan
138Lover of a little childPage Scan
139O make me a very good childPage Scan
140Help me to praise thy namePage Scan
141Those children, who are all the dayPage Scan
142Now the golden beams of dayPage Scan
143There is a happy landPage Scan
144Almighty Lord, with joy to theePage Scan
145Lord, with grateful hearts before theePage Scan
146Let children proclaim their Saviour and KingPage Scan
147When I look up to yonder skyPage Scan
148God is in heaven--can he hearPage Scan
149Lord, a little band and lowlyPage Scan
150Lord, I have dared to disobeyPage Scan
151To Sabbath school, to Sabbath schoolPage Scan
152Children of JerusalemPage Scan
153I lay my sins on JesusPage Scan
154Saviour, do thou appearPage Scan
155The morning bright, With rosy lightPage Scan
156Almighty God, to thee I cryPage Scan
157Gracious Saviour, gentle ShepherdPage Scan
158The daylight fades, The evening shadesPage Scan
159Lord, look upon a little childPage Scan
160In Holy Scriptures I am toldPage Scan
161Soon as my infant lips can speakPage Scan
162Our Father, hallow'd be thy namePage Scan
163Jesus, Saviour, Son of GodPage Scan
164When daily I kneel down to prayPage Scan
165Little schoolmates, can you tellPage Scan
166Very little ones are wePage Scan
167I'm not too young to love the LordPage Scan
168My father, my mother, I knowPage Scan
169I want to be an angelPage Scan
170How sweet upon the Sabbath dayPage Scan
171Mighty God, while angels bless theePage Scan
172Meet and right it is, that IPage Scan
173Great God, our infant voices raisePage Scan
174Dear Saviour, let an infant claimPage Scan
175Jesus says that we must love himPage Scan
176Gentle Jesus, meek and mildPage Scan
177The sun has gone to restPage Scan
178Christ is merciful and mildPage Scan
179Now that our journey's just begunPage Scan
180Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear mePage Scan
181The morning sky is bright and clearPage Scan
182O Lord our Shepherd, deign to keepPage Scan
183Loving Jesus, gentle LambPage Scan
184Lovely is the dawnPage Scan
185"Little children, love each other"Page Scan
186My Saviour, now in heaven abovePage Scan
187Our Saviour bids the children comePage Scan
188Our evil actions springPage Scan
189O, while the light from heavenPage Scan
190Come, youthful sinners, come, haste to the SaviourPage Scan
191Remember thy CreatorPage Scan
192See, Israel's gentle Shepherd standsPage Scan
193Child of sin and sorrowPage Scan
194They tell me that beyond the seasPage Scan
195O come in life's gay morningPage Scan
196Dear children, now remember GodPage Scan
197Children, hath not a voice withinPage Scan
198My son, know thou the LordPage Scan
199Remember thy Creator nowPage Scan
200Once, in the silence of the nightPage Scan

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