The Universalist Hymn-Book: a new collection of psalms and hymns, for the use of Universalist Societies (Stereotype ed.)

Editor: Hosea Ballou, Edward Turner
Publisher: Benjamin B. Mussey, Boston, 1836
Denomination: Universalist Church of America
Language: English
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500Come in, thou blessed, honour'd LordPage Scan
501Happy the man whose cautious stepsPage Scan
502O thou, whose scales the mountains weigh!Page Scan
503Wherefore should man, frail child of clayPage Scan
504Return, my roving heart, returnPage Scan
505That man is blest who stands in awePage Scan
506Father Divine! thy piercing eyePage Scan
507Eternal Sire, enthron'd on high!Page Scan
508See! the bright monarch of the dayPage Scan
509Lord, may thy humble servants herePage Scan
510Ye heavy laden'd, come reposePage Scan
511While here as wand'ring sheep we strayPage Scan
512Who shall tow'rds thy chosen seatPage Scan
513Greatest of beings, Source of lifePage Scan
514When Asia's mighty conqueror diedPage Scan
515To your Creator, GodPage Scan
516A God, a God, the wide earth shouts!Page Scan
517Behold, where in a mortal formPage Scan
518Behold where breathing love divinePage Scan
519God of my childhood and my youthPage Scan
520My Father!--cheering name!Page Scan
521The trav'ller lost in nightPage Scan
522The gifts indulgent heaven bestowsPage Scan
523How vast is the tribute I owePage Scan
524Out of the depths of sad distressPage Scan
525God of mercy, God of love!Page Scan
526God, to correct the worldPage Scan
527How rich thy gifts, almighty King!Page Scan
528Upward we lift our eyesPage Scan
529What though downy slumbers fleePage Scan
530One general song of praise arisePage Scan
531In God's eternityPage Scan
532O thou, whose power the mountains form'dPage Scan
533The thirsty earth receives the rainPage Scan
534In social temples here we meetPage Scan
535Why should the servants of the LordPage Scan
536Let pure devotion risePage Scan
537How great is our Creator GodPage Scan
538What beauteous visions, clear and brightPage Scan
539Behold the living treePage Scan
540To thee, O God, my thoughts ascendPage Scan
541Time wings our moments swift awayPage Scan
542Indulgent God, accept this youthPage Scan
543As the good shepherd gently leadsPage Scan
544At the portals of thy housePage Scan
545Come ye, who love the Lord!Page Scan
546Give to the Lord, in cheerful songsPage Scan
547God in his earthly temple laysPage Scan
548Great God, the heavens' well-order'd framePage Scan
549How precious, Lord, thy holy word!Page Scan
550My God! all nature owns thy swayPage Scan
551My soul, praise the LordPage Scan
552Far from these scenes of night Page Scan
553Eternal Spirit, source of lightPage Scan
554To thee, O God! my pray'r ascendsPage Scan
555O thou to whose all-searching sightPage Scan
556I want a principle withinPage Scan
557O thou, who art above all height!Page Scan
558Ye servants of the LordPage Scan
559Lord, dost thou show a corner-stonePage Scan
560Happy the man, whose wishes climbPage Scan
561May all our pow'rs of mindPage Scan
562Triumphant arch, that fill'st the skyPage Scan
563Praise Nature's King, the God whose glory shinesPage Scan
564To praise the Lord be our delightPage Scan
565Abide with us, the evening shadesPage Scan
566How short and how fleeting the yearPage Scan
567How oft on the ocean of lifePage Scan
568Almighty Author of my framePage Scan
569In vain the world's alluring smilePage Scan
570Come, thou desire of all thy saintsPage Scan
571Show pity, Lord! O Lord, forgive!Page Scan
572How pleasing is the scene, how sweet!Page Scan
573Great God, this sacred day of thinePage Scan
574Praise ye the Lord; let praise employPage Scan
575How chang'd the face of nature showsPage Scan
576The silent noon of night was pastPage Scan
577Though faint and sick, and worn awayPage Scan
578Eternal Pow'r, almighty GodPage Scan

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