A Selection of Psalms and Hymns: done under the appointment of the Philadelphian Association

Editor: Samuel Jones, D. D., Burgis Allison, A. M.
Publisher: R. Aitken & Son, Philadelphia, 1790
Denomination: Philadelphia Baptist Association
Language: English
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CIHow sad our state by nature isTextPage Scan
CIIJesu Redeemer, Saviour, LordTextPage Scan
CIIIO that my load of sin were gone!TextPage Scan
CIVLord, I would spread my sore distressTextPage Scan
CVWhen God reveal'd his gracious nameTextPage Scan
CVIMistaken souls! that dream of Heav'nTextPage Scan
CVIIAlmighty God of truth and loveTextPage Scan
CVIIIAnd will the Lord thus condescendTextPage Scan
CIXWhy is my heart so far from theeTextPage Scan
CXWhy did the nations join to slayTextPage Scan
CXISoon as I heard my Father sayTextPage Scan
CXIIMy drowsy pow'rs, why sleep ye soTextPage Scan
CXIIIChrist and his cross is all our themeTextPage Scan
CXIVWith joy we meditate the graceTextPage Scan
CXVLong have I sat beneath the soundTextPage Scan
CXVIWhat diff'rent pow'rs of grace and sinTextPage Scan
CXVIIVain are the hopes the sons of menTextPage Scan
CXVIIIThe sinner that by precious faithTextPage Scan
CXIXOh! if my soul was form'd for woeTextPage Scan
CXXO dearest Lord, give me an heartTextPage Scan
CXXIHow happy is the christian's stateTextPage Scan
CXXIIThy presence, Saviour, may I feelTextPage Scan
CXXIIIOft as the bell with solemn tollTextPage Scan
CXXIVThe spacious Firmament on highTextPage Scan
CXXVMy God, in whom are all the springsTextPage Scan
CXXVISalvation is forever nighTextPage Scan
CXXVIIHe dies! the heav'nly lover dies!TextPage Scan
CXXVIIICome, weary soul with in distrestTextPage Scan
CXXIXBeset with snares on every handTextPage Scan
CXXXOf all the joys we mortals knowTextPage Scan
CXXXIThis spacious earth is all the Lord'sTextPage Scan
CXXXIIBlest is the man, for ever bless'dTextPage Scan
CXXXIIIHow short and hasty is our lifeTextPage Scan
CXXXIVNow to the Lord a noble songTextPage Scan
CXXXVWe are a garden wall'd aroundTextPage Scan
CXXXVIWith all my pow'rs of heart and tongueTextPage Scan
CXXXVIIKind is the speech of Christ our LordTextPage Scan
CXXXVIIIWhen, gracious Lord, when shall it beTextPage Scan
CXXXIXWhy, O my heart, these anxious caresTextPage Scan
CXLLong did my soul in Jesus' formTextPage Scan
CXLIMy God, my King thy various praiseTextPage Scan
CXLIIHow oft have sin and satan stroveTextPage Scan
CXLIIIJesus, my All, to heaven is goneTextPage Scan
CXLIVCurst be the man for ever curstTextPage Scan
CXLVSinners, obey the gospel wordTextPage Scan
CXLVIBroad is the road that leads to deathTextPage Scan
CXLVIIaShew pity Lord, O Lord, forgiveTextPage Scan
CXLVIIbO! for a glance of heav'nly dayTextPage Scan
CXLVIII'Tis false, thou vile accuser, goTextPage Scan
CXLIXNow in the heat of youthful bloodTextPage Scan
CLCome dearest Lord, descend and dwellTextPage Scan
CLIDismiss us with Thy blessing, LordTextPage Scan
CLIIAll gracious God, thy people blessTextPage Scan
CLIIILord how mysterious are thy waysTextPage Scan
CLIVBe with me, Lord, where'ere I goTextPage Scan
CLVStay, thou insulted Spirit, stayTextPage Scan
CLVILord Jesus, when, when shall it beTextPage Scan
CLVIIMine eyes and my desireTextPage Scan
CLVIIICome, all harmonious tonguesTextPage Scan
CLIXMy Saviour's pierced sideTextPage Scan
CLXGrace! 'tis a charming soundTextPage Scan
CLXINow let our voices joinTextPage Scan
CLXIINot all the blood of beastsTextPage Scan
CLXIIIAwake, and sing the songTextPage Scan
CLXIVThe God Jehovah reignsTextPage Scan
CLXVOnce more before we partTextPage Scan
CLXVIIs this the kind returnTextPage Scan
CLXVIINow, Lord, thy blessing addTextPage Scan
CLXVIIIDo we not know that solemn wordTextPage Scan
CLXIX'Twas the commission of our LordTextPage Scan
CLXXThus was the great Redeemer plung'dTextPage Scan
CLXXIThe great Redeemer we adoreTextPage Scan
CLXXIIJesus! and shall it ever beTextPage Scan
CLXXIIISee how the willing converts traceTextPage Scan
CLXXIVNow keep me steadfast, dearest LordTextPage Scan
CLXXVIn such a grave as thisTextPage Scan
CLXXVILord, at thy Table I beholdTextPage Scan
CLXXVIIHere at thy table, Lord, we meetTextPage Scan
CLXXVIIIHow condescending and how kindTextPage Scan
CLXXIXFather we wait to feel thy graceTextPage Scan
CLXXXHow are thy glories here displaidTextPage Scan
CLXXXIStretch'd on the cross the Saviour dies TextPage Scan
CLXXXIILet all our tongues be oneTextPage Scan
CLXXXIIICome, O my soul, and singTextPage Scan
CLXXXIVThe Lord, how glorious is his faceTextPage Scan
CLXXXVNow from the roaring lion's rageTextPage Scan
CLXXXVICome in, ye blessed of our GodTextPage Scan
CLXXXVIIThat doleful night before his deathTextPage Scan
CLXXXVIIIJesus, O word divinely sweetTextPage Scan
CLXXXIXLord, how divine thy comforts are!TextPage Scan
CXCCome, let us join our chearful songsTextPage Scan
CXCIWhen I survey the wondrous crossTextPage Scan
CXCIIJesus! we bow before thy feetTextPage Scan
CXCIIIWhat heavenly man, or lovely GodTextPage Scan
CXCIVArise, O King of grace, ariseTextPage Scan
CXCVGreat Father of mankindTextPage Scan
CXCVIHow pleased and blest was ITextPage Scan
CXCVIILord bless thy saints assembled hereTextPage Scan
CXCVIIIGreat was the day, the joy was greatTextPage Scan
CXCIXGo preach my gospel, saith the LordTextPage Scan

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