The Book of Praise: or, Hymns for Public and Social Worship

Editor: General Association of Connecticut
Publisher: Hamersley / Lippincott, Hartford, Conn. ; Philadelphia, Penn., 1869
Denomination: Congregational Christian Churches, 1931-
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d501My soul, how lovely is the place to which thy God
d502My spirit looks to God alone My rock and refuge
d503My spirit on Thy care, blest Savior, I recline
d504Nearer, my God, to thee, nearer to thee
d505New every morning is the love
d506No more, my God, I boast no more, Of all the duties I have done
d507No, never shall my heart despond
d508Nor eye hath seen nor ear hath heard
d509Not all the blood of beast [beasts], On Jewish altars
d510Not all the outward forms on earth, Nor rites that God hath given
d511Not by the martyrs' death alone
d512Not for the pious dead we weep: Their sorrows now are o'er
d513Not with our mortal eyes have we beheld the Lord
d514Now be my heart [our hearts] inspired to sing
d515Now begin the heavenly theme
d516Now for a tune [hymn] [song] of lofty praise
d517Now let our cheerful eyes survey
d518Now let our souls, on wings sublime
d519Now let our voices join
d520Now may he who from the dead
d521Now, my soul, thy voice upraising, sing aloud
d522Now to the Lord a noble [joyful] song
d523Now to the Lord, that [who] makes [made] us know
d524O blessed souls are they
d525O bow thine ear, Eternal One
d526O cease, my wandering soul
d527O Christ, I long to know thee
d528O Christ, our ever blessed Lord
d529O Christ, with each returning morn
d530O could I find from day to day
d531O could our thoughts and wishes fly
d532O day of rest [peace] and gladness
d533O deem not they are blest alone
d534O eyes that are weary, and hearts that are sore
d535O, for a [an] heart to praise [love] my God
d536O for a closer walk with God
d537O for a shout of sacred joy
d538O, for a sight, a pleasing [pleasant] [blissful] sight
d539O for a sweet, inspiring ray
d540O for a thousand tongues to sing my great [dear] Redeemer's praise
d541O God, beneath thy [your] guiding hand
d542O God, by whom [thee] the seed is given
d543O God of Bethel, by whose hand
d544O God, our God, thou shinest here
d545O God, Thou art my [our] God alone
d546O God, unseen, yet [but] ever near, thy presence
d547O happy day that fixed [seals] [stays] my choice
d548O happy nation, where the Lord reveals the treasures
d549O happy saints that [who] dwell in light [above]
d550O happy soul that [who] lives on high, While men lie grovelling
d551O help us Lord each hour of need
d552O holy father just and true
d553O holy Savior Friend unseen, since on thine arm
d554O holy Savior pray for me
d555O how divine how sweet the joy
d556O how I love thy holy law
d557O Jesus, bruised and wounded more
d558O Lamb of God, still keep me
d559O Lord and Master of us all
d560O Lord, how full of sweet content
d561O Lord, how infinite thy love
d562O Lord, I [we] would delight in thee
d563O Lord, our carnal mind control
d564O Lord, our fathers oft have told, In our attentive ears
d565O Lord, our God, arise, The cause of truth maintain
d566O Lord, our heavenly King, Thy name is all divine
d567O Lord, thy covenant is sure
d568O Lord, thy work revive, In Zion's gloomy hour
d569O love divine, how sweet [good] thou art
d570O love divine, that [who] stooped [stoop'st] [stoops] to share
d571O Love, who, ere life's earliest dawn
d572O mother dear, Jerusalem
d573O my Savior, crucified, Near thy cross would I abide
d574O my Savior, guardian true, all my life is thine to keep
d575O my soul, what means this sadness
d576O [Our] God, our help in ages [seasons] past
d577O praise the Lord, for he is good, In him we rest obtain
d578O Sacred Head now [once] [sore] wounded [surrounded]
d579O Savior, who didst come
d580O say to all men, far and near
d581O sinner, lift the eye of faith
d582O sinners, come and taste His love
d583O Spirit of the living God, In all thy plenitude
d584O Sun of righteousness, arise with healing
d585O sweetly breathe the lyres above
d586O that I could forever dwell
d587O that I knew the secret place
d588O that my load of sin were [was] gone
d589O that the Lord would guide my [our] ways
d590O the sweet wonders of that [the] cross
d591O Thou from whom all goodness flows
d592O thou preserver of mankind
d593O thou that hearest prayer
d594O Thou the contrite sinner's friend
d595O thou to whom in ancient time
d596O thou who diest the mourner's tear
d597O thou who hearest the prayer of faith
d598O thou whom we adore
d599O thou whose own vast temple stands
d600O Thou, whose tender mercy hears

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