The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book: being "The Plymouth Collection" enlarged and adapted to the use of Baptist churches

Editor: John Stanford Holme
Publisher: Sheldon, Blakeman & Co., New York, 1858
Denomination: Baptist
Language: English
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1101Through sorrow's night and danger's pathPage Scan
1102Behold the western evening light!Page Scan
1103Champion of Jesus!--man of GodPage Scan
1104In vain our fancy strives to paintPage Scan
1105Swift as the arrow cuts its wayPage Scan
1106Hear what the voice from heaven proclaimsPage Scan
1107While through this changing world we roamPage Scan
1108Why do we mourn departing friendsPage Scan
1109The time draws nigh, when from the cloudsPage Scan
1110My soul, come, meditate the dayPage Scan
1111When wild confusion wrecks the airPage Scan
1112Awake, ye saints, and raise your eyesPage Scan
1113All nature dies, and lives againPage Scan
1114Beneath our feet and o'er our headPage Scan
1115The broken ties of happier daysPage Scan
1116I travel all the irksome nightPage Scan
1117Few, few, and evil are thy daysPage Scan
1118Alas! how poor and little worthPage Scan
1119O! sweet as vernal dews that fillPage Scan
1120The songs of Zion oft impartPage Scan
1121That once-loved form, now cold and deadPage Scan
1122Blest hour, when virtuous friends shall meetPage Scan
1123How happy they, who, safely housedPage Scan
1124Calm on the bosom of thy GodPage Scan
1125O, most delightful hour by manPage Scan
1126The dead are like the stars by dayPage Scan
1127Another hand is beckoning usPage Scan
1128Dear as thou wast, and justly dearPage Scan
1129The world eludes my fond desirePage Scan
1130Why should our tears in sorrow flowPage Scan
1131Into the silent land, Ah! who shall lead us thither!Page Scan
1132I am the man that hath seen afflictionPage Scan
1133Yon spot in the churchyardPage Scan
1134If a man die, shall he live again?Page Scan
1135Go to thy rest, fair child!Page Scan
1136O for the death of thosePage Scan
1137O spirit, freed from earthPage Scan
1138Servant of God, well done!Page Scan
1139Servant of God, well done!Page Scan
1140In expectation sweetPage Scan
1141To-morrow, Lord, is ThinePage Scan
1142And must this body die?NEWELLPage Scan
1143And will the Judge descendPage Scan
1144Beneath the star-lit archPage Scan
1145How swift the torrent rollsPage Scan
1146My Father's house on high!Page Scan
1147Lord! what a feeble piecePage Scan
1148Lord! let me know mine endPage Scan
1149Brother, though from yonder skyPage Scan
1150Lo! the prisoner is releasedPage Scan
1151Hark! a voice divides the sky!Page Scan
1152High in yonder realms of lightPage Scan
1153Spirit, leave the house of clayPage Scan
1154Day of wrath, that day of burningPage Scan
1155In the sun, and moon, and starsPage Scan
1156Saviour, now receive himPage Scan
1157With silence only as their benedictionPage Scan
1158This place is holy groundPage Scan
1159Friend after friend departsPage Scan
1160Far, far o'er hill and dalePage Scan
1161Thro' Thy protecting care kept till the dawningPage Scan
1162Go to the grave in all thy glorious primePage Scan
1163When shall we meet again?Page Scan
1164Let me not, thou King eternalPage Scan
1165Star of peace, to wand'rers wearyPage Scan
1166Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
1167Time is winging us awayPage Scan
1168Lift not thou the wailing voicePage Scan
1169Jesus lives! thy terrors nowPage Scan
1170Stand th' omnipotent decree!Page Scan
1171O how cheating, O how fleetingPage Scan
1172What's this that steals, that steals upon my frame?Page Scan
1173See the leaves around us fallingPage Scan
1174Cease, ye mourners, cease to languishPage Scan
1175Cease here longer to detain mePage Scan
1176When the vale of death appearsPage Scan
1177Christian, the morn breaks sweetly o'er theePage Scan
1178The festal morn, my God, is comePage Scan
1179If death my friend and me dividePage Scan
1180The Lord into His garden comesPage Scan
1181How happy is the pilgrim's lot!Page Scan
1182We suffer with our Master herePage Scan
1183I would not live alway; I ask not to stayPage Scan
1184Oh Saviour, whose mercy, severe in its kindnessPage Scan
1185The voice of free grace cries, Escape to the mountainPage Scan
1186Thou art gone to the grave! but we will not deplore theePage Scan
1187Lo! He cometh,-- countless trumpetsPage Scan
1188Brother! rest from sin and sorrowPage Scan
1189Lo! the mighty God appearingPage Scan
1190Great Redeemer, Friend of sinnersPage Scan
1191Happy soul! thy days are endedPage Scan
1192Let me go, the day is breakingPage Scan
1193Parting soul! the flood awaits theePage Scan
1194Whither goest thou, pilgrim strangerPage Scan
1195Hail, my ever blessed Jesus!Page Scan
1196See the stars from heaven falling!Page Scan
1197Lo! the seal of death is breakingPage Scan
1198aThrough life's wapors dimly seeingPage Scan
1198bJesus, blessed Mediator!Page Scan
1199Brother, thou art gone before usMOYLEPage Scan

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