The Psalms of David, with a selection of standard music appropriately arranged according to sentiment of each Psalm or portion of Psalm (8th ed.)

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Editor: Wm. W. Keys
Publisher: William S. Rentoul, Philadelphia, Penn., 1865
Denomination: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. (New School)
Notes: Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to numbers when more than one hymn is on a page.
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91aTo render thanks unto the Lord, it is a comely thingPage Scan
91bThe Lord doth reign, and clothed is hePage Scan
92aO Lord God, unto whom alonePage Scan
92bWho will rise up for me againstPage Scan
93aO come, let us sing to the Lord, come let us everyonePage Scan
93bO sing a new song to the Lord, Sing allPage Scan
94aGod reigneth, let the earth be gladPage Scan
94bO sing a new song to the Lord, For wondersPage Scan
95aThe eternal Lord doth reign as kingPage Scan
95bAll people that on earth do dwell, Sing to the Lord with cheerful voicePage Scan
96aO all ye lands, unto the LordPage Scan
96bI mercy will and judgment singPage Scan
97aO Lord, unto my prayers give earPage Scan
97bBut thou, Lord, everlasting artPage Scan
98aHe from his sanctuary's heightPage Scan
98bLord, hear my prayer, and let my cryPage Scan
99aBut thou, O Lord, shalt stillPage Scan
99bMy strength he weakendPage Scan
100aO thou, my soul, bless God the LordPage Scan
100bThe Lord our God is mercifulPage Scan

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