Christ in Song

Editor: Philip Schaff, D. D.
Publisher: Anson D. F. Randolph, New York, 1871
Language: English
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522Sweet was the hour, O Lord, to theePage Scan
523When winds are raging o'er the upper oceanPage Scan
524Alone with thee, alone with theePage Scan
526Jesus, the rays divinePage Scan
527Abide with me, fast falls the eventidePage Scan
531When sins and fears prevailing risePage Scan
532See a poor sinner, dearest [gracious] LordPage Scan
533Amid life's wild commotionPage Scan
534I know in whom I put my trustPage Scan
536My faith looks up to thee, Thou Lamb of CalvaryPage Scan
537Hallelujah, I believe, Now the giddy world standsPage Scan
539O holy Savior Friend unseen, since on thine armPage Scan
540I once was a stranger to grace and to GodPage Scan
542While faith is with me I am blestPage Scan
543We were not with the faithful fewPage Scan
544Life's mystery, deep, restless as the oceanPage Scan
546When time seems short and death is nearPage Scan
547Strong Son of God, immortal LovePage Scan
551How lovely shines the morning starPage Scan
554Lord, thou art mine, and I am thinePage Scan
555I leave thee not, thou art my Jesus everPage Scan
558My Savior, I am thinePage Scan
559Jesus, immutably the samePage Scan
561Jesus, lead us with [by] thy powerPage Scan
562Sun of my soul [our souls], thou [my] [O] Savior [Father] dearPage Scan
564Ah! Jesus, let me hear Thy voicePage Scan
565When in the hour [hours] of lonely woePage Scan
566In thy service will I everPage Scan
568O happy house where thou art loved the bestPage Scan
570Chief of sinners though I bePage Scan
571On Thee, O Jesus, strongly leaningPage Scan
573Lord, let my heart still turn to theePage Scan
574That mystic word of thine, O sovereign LordPage Scan
575Still, still with thee, when purple morning breakethPage Scan
577Jesus, I live to theePage Scan
578O blessed Lord, once more, as at the openingPage Scan
583O Lamb of God, who, bleedingPage Scan
584Sing, my tongue, the mystery tellPage Scan
587Sing, and the mystery declarePage Scan
589O bread of life from heavenPage Scan
590Deck thyself [yourself], my soul with gladness [with joy and gladness]Page Scan
592Suffering Savior, Lamb of GodPage Scan
594'Twas on that [a] dark, that [and] doleful [awful] [dreary] night [day]Page Scan
595In memory of the [our] Savior's lovePage Scan
595bBody of Jesus, O sweet foodPage Scan
596O God, unseen, yet [but] ever near, thy presencePage Scan
597Jesus, to thy table ledPage Scan
598By Christ redeemed, in Christ restoredPage Scan
600Lo the feast is spread todayPage Scan
603Jesus, thou joy of loving heartsPage Scan
604I give my heart to thee, O JesusPage Scan
606Jesus, I love thee, not becausePage Scan
608Jesus, I love thee evermorePage Scan
609O Lord, I love thee from my heartPage Scan
611Jesus, thy boundless love to mePage Scan
612I place an offering at thy shrinePage Scan
613The Lord of all thingsPage Scan
614Yes, I will always lovePage Scan
615O love divine, how sweet [good] thou artPage Scan
617Jesus, I love thy charming namePage Scan
618Compared with Christ, in all beside No comeliness I seePage Scan
619When this passing world is donePage Scan
622O how could I forget himPage Scan
623O abide, abide in JesusPage Scan
625More than all, one thing my heartPage Scan
626Lovest thou me, I hear my Savior sayPage Scan
627Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all, Hear me, blest Savior, when I callPage Scan
628Jesus, these eyes have never seenPage Scan
629That holy one, who came to earthPage Scan
633My home in heaven alone to mePage Scan
635Cease, ye tearful mournersPage Scan
638No more, ah, no more sad complainingPage Scan
640With terror thou dost strike me nowPage Scan
643Brief life is here our portionPage Scan
645For thee, O dear, dear countryPage Scan
647Jerusalem, the golden, with milk and honey blestPage Scan
649The life above, the life on highPage Scan
651Lord, it belongs not to my [our] carePage Scan
652Thou shalt rise, my dust, thou shalt arisePage Scan
653Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleepPage Scan
654Let me be with thee where thou artPage Scan
655We speak of the realms of the blestPage Scan
656Since o'er thy footstool here belowPage Scan
657Oh, Paradise must fairer bePage Scan
659O Paradise, O Paradise, who doth [does] [would] not win thy restPage Scan
661No, no, it is not dyingPage Scan
662It is not death to diePage Scan
663O sweet home-echo on the pilgrim's wayPage Scan
665There is a blessed home Beyond this land of woePage Scan
667Star of morn and evenPage Scan
668O heaven sweet heaven the home of the blestPage Scan
669O for the robe [robes] of whiteness, O [And] for the tearless eyesPage Scan
670O for the peace which [that] floweth as [like] a riverPage Scan
672We shall see him, in our naturePage Scan
675Shepherd of eager [tender] youthPage Scan
677Thee, we adore, eternal [O gracious] Lord [God]Page Scan
678I greet thee, who my sure Redeemer artPage Scan
681Come, let us join our cheerful songs With angels round the thronePage Scan
682O for a thousand tongues to sing my great [dear] Redeemer's praisePage Scan
684Awake, and sing the song of Moses and the LambPage Scan

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