The Cherub: a collection of songs for Sabbath schools and Sabbath evenings

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Title: The Cherub: a collection of songs for Sabbath schools and Sabbath evenings
Editor: J. C. Johnson
Publisher: Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, 1863
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by the page number the hymn starts on, if there is more than one hymn on a page, letters are added to the numbers.
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5Zion stands, with hills surroundedPage Scan
6Arise, arise, no more delay!Page Scan
7Soul, though sinful be thy slumberPage Scan
8In robes of light and righteousness arrayedPage Scan
9O how can night's sweet slumber its rest impartPage Scan
10O come to the fountain! from Calvary's brightPage Scan
11In darkest night there shines a starPage Scan
12Yes, my native land, I love theePage Scan
13aKnow you how many stars are shiningPage Scan
13bThe poor ever with thee, Forget not the poorPage Scan
14Beautiful, beautiful all things arePage Scan
15The night is gone, the day is herePage Scan
16How pleasant to see in Sabbath schoolPage Scan
17Up in the sky my cherub fliesPage Scan
18While clouds are so peacefully floatingPage Scan
19Time was,--time is,--time shall bePage Scan
20Could we dwell in Eden's landPage Scan
21Come to New JerusalemPage Scan
22See, where sleeps a weary travelerPage Scan
23I go to Sabbath school, sirPage Scan

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