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The Songs of Zion: the new official hymnal of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Editor: Rev. Wm. Thos. Dale, D.D., Chas. Edw. Pollock
Publisher: The A. S. Barnes Company, New York, 1915
Denomination: Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Language: English
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101Come, let us join our cheerful songsAZMONPage Scan
102Where high the heav'nly temple standsHURSLEYPage Scan
103I know that my Redeemer livesGLENWOODPage Scan
104Now let our cheerful eyes surveyWARWICKPage Scan
105Did Christ o'er sinners weepBOYLSTONPage Scan
106Jesus shall reign where'er the sunJESUS SHALL REIGNPage Scan
107Gird Thy sword on, mighty SaviourMCADOWPage Scan
108No war nor battle soundDWIGHTPage Scan
109Hail to the Lord's AnointedMONTGOMERYPage Scan
110The Prince of Salvation in triumph is ridingDICKSONPage Scan
111The lands that long in darkness layZEPHYRPage Scan
112Jesus, and didst Thou leave the skyWOODLAWNPage Scan
113Thou art the Way; to Thee aloneARLINGTONPage Scan
114Jesus! I love Thy charming nameDEANPage Scan
115How sweet the name of Jesus soundsHEBERPage Scan
116Jesus, I love Thy nameHOLSINGERPage Scan
117Majestic sweetness sits enthronedORTONVILLEPage Scan
118Infinite excellence is ThineHAMMONDPage Scan
119Glory to God on high!WORTHY THE LAMB (Italian Hymn)Page Scan
120O could I speak the matchless worthARIELPage Scan
121Awake, my soul, in joyful laysLOVING KINDNESSPage Scan
122O for a thousand tongues to singBURNEYPage Scan
123What equal honors shall we bringDUKE STREETPage Scan
124Awake and sing the songMISSOURIPage Scan
125More love to Thee, O ChristMORE LOVE TO THEEPage Scan
126Hark! a thrilling voice is soundingGALILEEPage Scan
127When Christ from heav'n came down of oldFEDERAL STREETPage Scan
128Come, Lord, and tarry notVINCENTPage Scan
129Light of the lonely pilgrim's heartEAGLEYPage Scan
130Lo! He comes, with clouds descendingLOGANPage Scan
131Hark! ten thousand harps and voicesHARWELLPage Scan
132The Church has waited longTHE WAITING CHURCHPage Scan
133Lord God, the Holy GhostST. THOMASPage Scan
134Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathedCOLLINSWORTHPage Scan
135Why should the children of a KingWARTRACEPage Scan
136Spirit Divine, attend our pray'rsST. AGNESPage Scan
137Come, Holy Spirit, heav'nly Dove!MAHONINGTOWNPage Scan
138Enthroned on high, Almighty Lord!ARLINGTONPage Scan
139Father, Thy quick'ning Spirit sendORTONVILLEPage Scan
140Holy Ghost, with light divineLAST HOPE (Mercy)Page Scan
141Holy Spirit, faithful guideGUIDEPage Scan
142Come, Holy Spirit, come!KUHNPage Scan
143O Spirit of the living God!HURSLEYPage Scan
144Stay, Thou insulted Spirit! stay!WINDHAMPage Scan
145The heav'ns declare Thy glory, LordUXBRIDGEPage Scan
146How precious is the book divineLINWOODPage Scan
147God in the gospel of His SonCHARLESPage Scan
148Holy Bible, Book divineHORTONPage Scan
149How shall the young secure their heartsMAYPage Scan
150The Spirit breathes upon the wordDUNDEEPage Scan
151Lamp of our feet, whereby we traceKNOXPage Scan
152Father of mercies, in Thy wordPRINCETONPage Scan
153They came to the forbidden treeBELMONTPage Scan
154Backward we look with grief and shameBEAVER FALLSPage Scan
155How helpless guilty nature liesEVANPage Scan
156How sad our state by nature is!MARLOWPage Scan
157Ah! how shall fallen manBUNCETONPage Scan
158How heavy is the nightZWINGLEPage Scan
159God's holy law transgressedBARNESPage Scan
160Lord, how secure my conscience wasWARWICKPage Scan
161Plunged in a gulf of dark despairAZMONPage Scan
162Deep are the wounds which sin has madeHEWITTPage Scan
163Grace! 'tis a charming soundMORAVIAPage Scan
164Not all the blood of beastsBOYLSTONPage Scan
165Salvation!—O the joyful soundARKANSASPage Scan
166There is a fountain filled with bloodCLEANSING FOUNTAINPage Scan
167The law by Moses cameSILVER STREETPage Scan
168There is a fountain opened wideRACHELPage Scan
169I hear the Saviour sayALL TO CHRISTPage Scan
170Blow ye the trumpet, blowLENOXPage Scan
171My hope is built on nothing lessSOLID ROCKPage Scan
172I love to tell the storyI LOVE TO TELL THE STORYPage Scan
173Naught can cleanse my soul from sinONLY THE BLOOD OF JESUSPage Scan
174Let ev'ry mortal ear attendDAYTONPage Scan
175O happy is the man who hearsWOODLANDPage Scan
176Ho! ye that thirst, approach the springMAITLANDPage Scan
177"Behold the Lamb of God"ROBERT'S CHANTPage Scan
178See! in the vineyard of the LordELLAPage Scan
179While Jesus whispers to youCOME, SINNER, COMEPage Scan
180What is the thing of greatest priceWACOPage Scan
181Sinners, this solemn truth regardARCADIAPage Scan
182All ye that labor, come to meSARDISPage Scan
183"Yet there is room," The Lamb's bright hall of songYET THERE IS ROOMPage Scan
184Come, sinner, to the Gospel feastSILOAMPage Scan
185Ye wretched, hungry, starving poorHARVEYPage Scan
186Now is th'accepted timePENTECOSTPage Scan
187The Spirit in our heartsBETHUNEPage Scan
188Repent, the voice celestial criesAZMONPage Scan
189Come, ye sinners, poor and needyNETTLETONPage Scan
190God calling yet! shall I not hear?BORTHWICKPage Scan
191Behold a stranger at the door!BERAPage Scan
192Return, O wanderer, returnWOODWORTHPage Scan
193Oh, do not let the word departZEPHYRPage Scan
194While life prolongs its precious lightHEMMINGWAYPage Scan
195Broad is the road that leads to deathWINDHAMPage Scan
196Haste, treav'ler, haste! the night comes onMCCREADYPage Scan
197We're trav'ling home to heav'n aboveWILL YOU GO?Page Scan
198Come, humble sinner, in whose breastCOME, HUMBLE SINNERPage Scan
199What means this eager, anxious throngJESUS IS PASSING BYPage Scan
200Art thou weary, art thou languidARE YOU WEARY?Page Scan

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