The Hartford Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors: to which are added a number never before published

Editor: Nathan Strong, Abel Flint, Joseph Steward
Publisher: John Babcock, Hartford, Conn., 1799
Denomination: Congregational Churches
Language: English
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CIDeep are the wounds that sin hath madeTextPage Scan
CIINow in a song of grateful praiseTextPage Scan
CIIISee human nature sunk in shameTextPage Scan
CIVHear, gracious sov'reign, from thy throneTextPage Scan
CVCome, gracious spirit, heavenly doveTextPage Scan
CVIEternal spirit, source of lightTextPage Scan
CVIISure the blest comforter is nighTextPage Scan
CVIIIStay, thou insulted Spirit, stayPage Scan
CIXA present God is all our strengthTextPage Scan
CXCome, my soul, thy suit prepareTextPage Scan
CXIOur wishes would our ruin proveTextPage Scan
CXIIAmazing grace! (how sweet the sound)TextPage Scan
CXIIIO that my load of sin were goneTextPage Scan
CXIVWeary of struggling with my painTextPage Scan
CXVSinners, obey the gospel wordTextPage Scan
CXVIDidst thou, dear Jesus, suffer shameTextPage Scan
CXVIIJesus, thy blessings are not fewTextPage Scan
CXVIII'Midst all the priests of Jewish raceTextPage Scan
CXIXJesus, my all, to heav'n is gonePage Scan
CXXOnce perishing in blood I layTextPage Scan
CXXIThe Lord proclaims his grace abroad!TextPage Scan
CXXIIWhen the poor leper's case I readTextPage Scan
CXXIIILord, I'm defil'd in every partTextPage Scan
CXXIVFaith adds new charms to earthly blissTextPage Scan
CXXVThe moment a sinner believesTextPage Scan
CXXVISight, hearing, felling, taste and smellTextPage Scan
CXXVIISometimes a light surprisesTextPage Scan
CXXVIIISmote by thy law, I'm justly slainTextPage Scan
CXXIXO for a glance of heav'nly dayPage Scan
CXXXHail the day that sees him risePage Scan
CXXXIJesus our triumphat headTextPage Scan
CXXXIIWhy sinks my weak desponding mind?TextPage Scan
CXXXIIILord, at thy feet we sinners lieTextPage Scan
CXXXIVChildren of the heav'nly kingPage Scan
CXXXVWhen darkness long has veil'd my mindPage Scan
CXXXVIBehold the sons, the heirs of GodTextPage Scan
CXXXVIIWhen converts first begin to singTextPage Scan
CXXXVIIIOf all the joys, which creatures knowTextPage Scan
CXXXIXI would, but cannot singPage Scan
CXLOf sinful Adam's num'rous raceTextPage Scan
CXLIThou great Physician of the soulTextPage Scan
CXLIISweet was the time when first I feltTextPage Scan
CXLIIISaviour, shine and cheer my soulTextPage Scan
CXLIVThe Lord will happiness divineTextPage Scan
CXLV'Tis a point I long to findPage Scan
CXLVIWealth is a blessing only lentTextPage Scan
CXLVIISee how the worthless bramble standsTextPage Scan
CXLVIIIGrant Lord, I may delight in theeTextPage Scan
CXLIXCome, let me love, or is my mindPage Scan
CLBlest be the tie that bindsTextPage Scan
CLILet party names no morePage Scan
CLIIAloud we sing the wond'rous graceTextPage Scan
CLIIIShould bounteous nature kindly pourTextPage Scan
CLIVPatience! O what a grace divineTextPage Scan
CLVDear Lord, though bitter is the cupTextPage Scan
CLVIDear friend of guilty sinners, hearTextPage Scan
CLVIII was a grov'ling creature onceTextPage Scan
CLVIII'Tis the Lord thus far hath brought meTextPage Scan
CLIXBlest Saviour, by thy pow'rful wordTextPage Scan
CLXWith kind compassion hear my cryTextPage Scan
CLXIO that the Lord would hear my cryTextPage Scan
CLXIIO thou, my God, who from thy throne supremeTextPage Scan
CLXIIIWith fiery serpents greatly pain'dTextPage Scan
CLXIVMy times of sorrow and of joyTextPage Scan
CLXVO Lord, my best desires fulfilTextPage Scan
CLXVIAnd must I part with all I haveTextPage Scan
CLXVIILet those who bear the Christian nameTextPage Scan
CLXVIIIRaise, thoughtless sinner, raise thine eyeTextPage Scan
CLXIXLong have I walk'd this dreary roadTextPage Scan
CLXXSinner, behold I've heard thy groanTextPage Scan
CLXXISure 'tis in vain to seek for blissTextPage Scan
CLXXII'Tis Jesus calls my soul awayTextPage Scan
CLXXIIIHow am I held a pris'ner nowTextPage Scan
CLXXIVReligion is the chief concernPage Scan
CLXXVThro' all the changing scenes of lifePage Scan
CLXXVIAway, my unbelieving fearTextPage Scan
CLXXVIILord, who shall drive my trembling soulTextPage Scan
CLXXVIIIUnclean! unclean! and full of sinTextPage Scan
CLXXIXThee will I love, my Lord, my tow'rTextPage Scan
CLXXXTo love divine, th' eternal songTextPage Scan
CLXXXIO could I find from day to dayTextPage Scan
CLXXXIIJesus, believing we rejoiceTextPage Scan
CLXXXIIIJesus, we sing thy matchless graceTextPage Scan
CLXXXIVReturn, my roving heart, returnTextPage Scan
CLXXXVPeace, 'tis the Lord Jehovah's handPage Scan
CLXXXVIPoor sinners! little do they thinkTextPage Scan
CLXXXVIIThough in the earthly church belowTextPage Scan
CLXXXVIII"Mercy; O thou son of David!"TextPage Scan
CLXXXIXAnd will the offended God againTextPage Scan
CXCRise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
CXCIJesus, my king proclaims the warTextPage Scan
CXCIIJesus, lover of my soulPage Scan
CXCIIIOne awful word which Jesus spokeTextPage Scan
CXCIVBless'd Martha love and joy express'dTextPage Scan
CXCVMy barns are full, my stores increaseTextPage Scan
CXCVIJesus, who knows full wellTextPage Scan
CXCVIIWhat various hind'rances we meetPage Scan
CXCVIIIBeside the gospel poolPage Scan
CXCIXWhen any turn from Zion's wayTextPage Scan
CCIf God had bid his thunders rollTextPage Scan

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