The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns: collected from various authors, designed for the worship of God, and for the edification of Christians (1st Ed.)

Publisher: Peter Leibert (Printer), Germantown, Penn., 1791
Denomination: German Baptist Brethren (U.S.)
Language: English
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CCINow Lord, tho' we must part awhileTextPage Scan
CCIINow may the Spirit's holy FireTextPage Scan
CCIIIOft have I sat in secret SighsTextPage Scan
CCIVOh, For a Glance of heav'nly DayTextPage Scan
CCVOh, that I had a Bosom FriendTextPage Scan
CCVIOnce a Woman silent stoodTextPage Scan
CCVIIOnce more before we partTextPage Scan
CCVIIIOnce more my Soul, the rising DayTextPage Scan
CCIXOnce more the constant sun, revolving round his sphereTextPage Scan
CCXOnce more we bow before our GodTextPage Scan
CCXIOn thee, O God of PurityTextPage Scan
CCXIIOut of the depths of long distressTextPage Scan
CCXIIIO come let us joinTextPage Scan
CCXIVO come, thou wounded Lamb of GodTextPage Scan
CCXVO for an heart to love my God!TextPage Scan
CCXVIO for an overcoming faithTextPage Scan
CCXVIIO for a sweet, inspiring RayTextPage Scan
CCXVIIIO for a Thousand Tongues to sing TextPage Scan
CCXIXOur God, our Help in Ages pastTextPage Scan
CCXXOh Jesu, our LordTextPage Scan
CCXXIO Lamb of God, our SaviorTextPage Scan
CCXXIIO Lord, thou know'st my Soul's DesiresTextPage Scan
CCXXIIIO Lord! to whom for Help I callTextPage Scan
CCXXIVO My Lord, what must I do?TextPage Scan
CCXXVO praise the Lord of Heav'nTextPage Scan
CCXXVIO that the Lord would guide my WaysTextPage Scan
CCXXVIIO that I knew the secret PlaceTextPage Scan
CCXXVIIIO tell me no more TextPage Scan
CCXXIXO that my Soul were now as fairTextPage Scan
CCXXXO Thou, whose tender Mercy hearsTextPage Scan
CCXXXIO 'tis a lovely thing to seeTextPage Scan
CCXXXIIOh! what a wretched Land is thisTextPage Scan
CCXXXIIIO what shall I do to retrieveTextPage Scan
CCXXXIVPeace, 'tis the Lord Jehovah's HandTextPage Scan
CCXXXVPlung"d in a Gulf of dark DespairTextPage Scan
CCXXXVIPoor Esau repented too lateTextPage Scan
CCXXXVIIPraise to the Lord of the boundless mightTextPage Scan
CCXXXVIIIPray'r was appointed to conveyTextPage Scan
CCXXXIXPrecious Bible, what a TreasureTextPage Scan
CCXLRedeemed ones the heirs of GodTextPage Scan
CCXLIRejoice evermoreTextPage Scan
CCXLIIRejoice, the LORD is KingPage Scan
CCXLIIIReligion is the chief ConcernTextPage Scan
CCXLIVRemember, Lord, our mortal StateTextPage Scan
CCXLVRepent, ye Sons of Men, repentTextPage Scan
CCXLVIRise, my Soul, and stretch thy WingsTextPage Scan
CCXLVIIRise, Zion, shine, thy Light has comeTextPage Scan
CCXLVIIIRock of Ages, shelter me TextPage Scan
CCXLIXSalvation, oh, the joyful Sound!TextPage Scan
CCLSaviour, I do feel thy MeritTextPage Scan
CCLISaviour of Men, we bless thy NameTextPage Scan
CCLIISaw ye not the Cloud ariseTextPage Scan
CCLIIISee, gracious Lord, with pitying EyesTextPage Scan
CCLIVSee how rude Winter's Icy HandTextPage Scan
CCLVSee where the great incarnate GodTextPage Scan
CCLVISinners, the Voice of GOD regardTextPage Scan
CCLVIIShall I for fear of feeble ManTextPage Scan
CCLVIIIShall the vile Race of Flesh and BloodTextPage Scan
CCLIXShall Wisdom cry aloudTextPage Scan
CCLXSo did the Hebrew Prophet raiseTextPage Scan
CCLXISo let our Lips and Lives expressTextPage Scan
CCLXIIStand up, my Soul, shake off thy FearsTextPage Scan
CCLXIIIStay, thou insulted Spirit, stayTextPage Scan
CCLXIVStill out of the deepest AbyssTextPage Scan
CCLXVStrait is the Way, the Door is straitTextPage Scan
CCLXVIStrange that so much of Heav'n and HellTextPage Scan
CCLXVIISweet is the Work, my God, my KingTextPage Scan
CCLXVIIITeach me the Measure of my daysPage Scan
CCLXIXThat awful Day will surely comeTextPage Scan
CCLXXThat Man no Guard or Weapon needsTextPage Scan
CCLXXIThe Deluge, at th' Almighty's CallTextPage Scan
CCLXXIIThe Fountain of ChristTextPage Scan
CCLXXIIIThe God Jehovah reignsTextPage Scan
CCLXXIVThe holy Eunuch, when baptiz'dTextPage Scan
CCLXXV"'Tis finish'd," the Redeemer saidTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIThe Lord that made both heaven and earthTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIIThe LORD, the Judge, before his ThroneTextPage Scan
CCLXXVIIIThe Majesty of SolomonTextPage Scan
CCLXXIXThe Mem'ry of our dying LordTextPage Scan
CCLXXXThe Sinner that by precious FaithTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIThe Souls that would to Jesus pressTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIIThe one thing needful, that good PartTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIIIThe Saints appear to tread the CourtsTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIVThe Sun of Righteousness appearsTextPage Scan
CCLXXXVThee we adore, Eternal Name!TextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIThere is a House not made with HandsTextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIIThese glorious Minds how bright they shine!TextPage Scan
CCLXXXVIIIThis spacious Earth is all the LORD"sTextPage Scan
CCLXXXIXTho' Jericho pleasantly stoodTextPage Scan
CCXCThou Shepherd of Israel, and mine TextPage Scan
CCXCIThou Sov'reign, let my Ev'ning SongTextPage Scan
CCXCIITho' Troubles assail TextPage Scan
CCXCIIIThus Agur breathed his warm desireTextPage Scan
CCXCIVThus far the LORD has led me onTextPage Scan
CCXCVThus saith the High and lofty OneTextPage Scan
CCXCVIThus was the great Redeemer plung'dTextPage Scan
CCXCVIIThy Mercies fill the Earth, O LordTextPage Scan
CCXCVIII'Tis a Point I long to knowTextPage Scan
CCXCIXTo Day God bids the Faithful restTextPage Scan
CCCTry us, O God, and search the GroundTextPage Scan

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