Hymns of the Higher Life

Publisher: Broughton & Wyman, New York, 1868
Editor: B. K. Peirce
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by the page number.
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9Downward through the still air fallingPage Scan
11My whole though broken heart, O Lord!Page Scan
13Earth has detained me prisoner longPage Scan
17In weariness and painPage Scan
18The livelong night we've toiled in vainPage Scan
21How happy are the new-born racePage Scan
22Poor heart, lamentPage Scan
24Prisoners of hope, lift up your headsPage Scan
26Sweet Peace, where dost thou dwell?Page Scan
28Gracious Spirit, dwell with mePage Scan
30Long did I toil, and knew no earthly restPage Scan
32Oh happy day that fixed my choicePage Scan
33After the Christian's tearsPage Scan
34"The Master has come over Jordan"Page Scan
36I am not skilled to understandPage Scan
37Art thou weary? Art thou languid?Page Scan
39Of what an easy, quick accessPage Scan
40When God of old came down from heavenPage Scan
42God of unfathomable lovePage Scan
47Just as God leads me I would goPage Scan
49The babe, the bride, the quiet deadPage Scan
51Working, O Christ! with theePage Scan
52Come from the dimness of the pastPage Scan
55"Nothing to do" in this world of oursPage Scan
56Heavenly Father, I would wearPage Scan
58Saviour, is there any thing I have failed to bring?Page Scan
63Why stand I lingering withoutPage Scan
64When shall Thy love constrain Page Scan
66Jesu, the very thought of theePage Scan
67A little bird I amPage Scan
69Happy the hours, the golden daysPage Scan
70Immortal Love, forever fullPage Scan
77Blest be thy love, dear LordPage Scan
78Lord, I have shut my doorPage Scan
79Jesus, these eyes have never seenPage Scan
80That mystic word of thine, O sovereign Lord!Page Scan
81Come, and rejoice with mePage Scan
83Strong words are these: O Lord! I seek but theePage Scan
84To the haven of thy breast, O Son of Man! I flyPage Scan
86I sat, and gazed upon my sunny homePage Scan
94Here, O my Lord! I see thee face to facePage Scan
95Jerusalem, my happy homePage Scan
98Still, still with Thee, when purple morning breakethPage Scan
99Dear Lord, thy table is outspreadPage Scan
101Sitting at the feet of JesusPage Scan
103Thy cruel crown of thorns!Page Scan
105There is a spot of consecrated groundPage Scan
107Oh, how the thought of God attractsPage Scan
109Lord, weak and impotent I standPage Scan
110Jesus, the ladder of my faithPage Scan
112Oh that Thou wouldst--the heavens rentPage Scan
115I know not if or dark or brightPage Scan
116Nothing fair on earth I seePage Scan
118O Lord my God! do thou thy holy willPage Scan
121Sometimes I upward lift mine eyesPage Scan
123Oh for a closer walk with GodPage Scan
124It grieves me, Lord, it grieves me sorePage Scan
126Take me, O my Father! take mePage Scan
127Thou art the Way!Page Scan
129I know thou art not farPage Scan
130Behind the hills of NaphtaliPage Scan
133Lord, I desire to live as onePage Scan
134They love their blessed LeaderPage Scan
135O love divine! how sweet thou art!Page Scan
137It is an easy thing to sayPage Scan
138Forever with the Lord!Page Scan
139Still, still, without ceasingPage Scan
141To tell the Saviour all my wantsPage Scan
142My God! is any hour so sweetPage Scan
143He gave back the bondPage Scan
144O strong to save and blessPage Scan
146O loved! but not enough, though dearer farPage Scan
148I know that my Redeemer livesPage Scan
150'Twas lovely all,--this glorious earthPage Scan
157It comes, it comes! I know not whyPage Scan
158No gospel like this feastPage Scan
160Of all the joys we mortals knowPage Scan
162After our child's untroubled breathPage Scan
163Come, my fond, fluttering heartPage Scan
165I sojourn in a vale of tearsPage Scan
167Jesus, I love thy charming namePage Scan
168Lord, I believe a rest remainsPage Scan
171Jesus, while he dwelt belowPage Scan
174When languor and disease invadePage Scan
177Master, where abidest thou?Page Scan
178Calm me, my God, and keep me calmPage Scan
180How blest the sacred tie that bindsPage Scan
181O time of tranquil joy and holy feelingPage Scan
183My soul, amid this stormy worldPage Scan
185In weakness at Thy feet I liePage Scan
186At this thy banquet, Lord of allPage Scan
187I thirst, thou wounded Lamb of GodPage Scan
188Walk in the light; so shalt thou knowPage Scan
189These are the crowns that we shall wearPage Scan
192Mine!--What rays of glory brightPage Scan
194There is life for a look at the Crucified OnePage Scan
195"Perfect in love!" Lord, can it bePage Scan
196There is a pure and peaceful wavePage Scan
197We ask for peace, O Lord!Page Scan
199Only silently resignedPage Scan

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