SACRED

POEMS AND HYMNS,

FOR

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVOTION

BY
JAMES MONTGOMERY

"From young and old, with every breath, Let prayer and praise arise, Life be "the daily offering,"--Death, "The evening sacrifice."
HYMN LXXV., p. 81.

WITH THE AUTHOR'S LATEST CORRECTIONS, AND AN INTRODUCTION BY JOHN HOLLAND.

NEW-YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
[no entity: &] 346 348 BROADWAY.
M.DCCC.LIV.

ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1854, by
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
In the Clerk's office of the District Court for the Southern District of New-York.

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#	Text	Tune
101	God in his temple let us meet
102	Again, on this rejoicing day
103	Father of Jesus Christ our Lord
104	With reverence and with godly fear
105	How amiable, how fair
106	All hearts are open to Thy view
107	God is in His holy temple
108	Here young and old, here great and small
109	Not to the Mount that burn'd with fire
110	The peace of God surpassing thought
111	Son of the living God, display
112	While these commands endure
113	My House shall be an House of Prayer
114	Come to the throne of Grace
115	To Thy Temple I repair
116	Joyful in Thy House of Prayer
117	All hearts to Thee are open here
118	Another day, a day of grace
119	Come, let us go to heaven
120	Millions within Thy courts have met
121	One thing, with all my soul's desire
122	To me to live, let it be Christ
123	I love the Lord; He lent an ear
124	We know the condescending grace
125	He saved others, scorners cried
126	And did the Son of God appear
127	Come see the place where Jesus lay
128	Morning of the Sabbath day
129	According to thy gracious word
130	Communion of my Saviour's blood
131	On the first Christian Sabbath eve
132	Let me go, the day is breaking
133	Lift up your heads, ye gates! and wide
134	Praise the Lord through every nation
135	Once more to Bethany,
136	Lord God, the Holy Ghost
137	Could I command with voice or pen
138	Of him the sacred record saith
139	Thus saith the Lord, My Church, to thee
140	Our Heavenly Father! hear
141	Praise ye the Lord, from pole to pole
142	Lord of all power and might
143	The lighthouse founded on a rock
144	The one thing needful be our choice
145	Call Jehovah thy salvation
146	Father of lights from whom alone
147	A race on earth, a race we run
148	My Son, give me thine heart
149	When those who feared the Lord of old
150	Come in, thou blessed of the Lord
151	Head of Thy Church, her glorious Head
152	Union of faith, and hope, and love
153	Come on, companions of our way
154	Free, though in chains, the mountains stand
155	The grace of Jesus Christ our Lord
156	Work while it is to-day
157	Palms of glory, raiment bright
158	Fight the good fight; lay hold
159	Lord! give us ears to hear
160	What is our life?
161	To-day the Lord Our Shepherd leads
162	Our Saviour's words are Watch and Pray:
163	The Lord will grace and glory give
164	Faith, Hope, and Charity
165	Father! reveal Thy Son in me
166	Dust and ashes, sin and guilt
167	Humbly, my God, with Thee I walk
168	Upon Thine altar, Lord, I lay
169	Thine eye, Lord God, alone can see
170	Lord, when we search the human heart
171	I left the God of truth and light
172	God! be merciful to me
173	Mercy alone can meet my case
174	The mountains shall depart
175	I will love the Lord; for He
176	Hear me, O Lord! in my distress
177	O that I knew where I might find
178	Lift Up thine eyes, afflicted soul
179	Father! Thy will, not mine, be done
180	Body and soul to Thee I give
181	In spirit when I took my flight
182	I cannot call affliction sweet
183	Thousands, O Lord of Hosts! this day
184	Him wilt Thou keep in perfect peace
185	In time of tribulation
186	Father of eternal grace
187	Lord, for ever at Thy side
188	Sweet is Thy mercy, O my God
189	God is my strong salvation
190	Yea, I will extol Thee
191	Lovest thou Me? I hear my Saviour say
192	I take the journey of a day
193	In the hour of trial
194	Blessed be Thy name
195	He that overcomes through me
196	Hid in the rock-cleft, let me stand
197	Though the fig-tree's blossom fail
198	The wind that brake the rocks, and rent
199	How beautiful the sight
200	Sing we the song of those who stand