Hymns for Social Worship: collected from various authors

Author: James P. Wilson
Publisher: W. W. Woodward, Philadelphia, 1817
Denomination: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
Language: English
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101Great God I put my trust in theePage Scan
102Faith 'tis a precious gracePage Scan
103I ask'd the Lord that I might growPage Scan
104Why sinks my weak desponding mind?Page Scan
105Distrust on ev'ry sidePage Scan
106Hear, gracious God, my humble moanPage Scan
107Uncertain how the way to findPage Scan
108The world opposes from withoutPage Scan
109The wandering star, and fleeting windPage Scan
110What jarring natures dwell withinPage Scan
111Jesus, our soul's delightful choicePage Scan
112When I with pensive thoughtsPage Scan
113Why should I yield to slavish fears?Page Scan
114Surprising grace !- and shall my heartPage Scan
115What does the worldling gainPage Scan
116Not by the laws of innocencePage Scan
117Faith in the Bleeding LambPage Scan
118Beset with snares on every handPage Scan
119Religion is the chief concernPage Scan
120O Thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
121Eternal source of joys divinePage Scan
122Great God! With wonder and with praisePage Scan
123Father of mercies! send thy gracePage Scan
124To thee my God! my days are knownPage Scan
125Lord, how mysterious are thy ways!Page Scan
126Why, O my soul, these anxious cares?Page Scan
127When darkness long has veil'd my mindPage Scan
128The Lord, whose throne is fix'd on highPage Scan
129Jesus, the Lord, whom we adore!Page Scan
130O gracious God, in whom I livePage Scan
131And can my heart aspire so highPage Scan
132O Lord! my best desires fulfilPage Scan
133Thro' all the downward tracts of timePage Scan
134Peace!--'tis the Lord Jehovah's handPage Scan
135Why should a living man complainPage Scan
136How are thy servants blest, O Lord?Page Scan
137Great God, we view thy chast'ningPage Scan
138O thou, that hast redemptionPage Scan
139In vain my fancy strives to paintPage Scan
140When, rising from the bed of deathPage Scan
141Should famine o'er the mourning fieldPage Scan
142A stranger in the world belowPage Scan
143In sleep's serene oblivion laidPage Scan
144My soul the minutes haste awayPage Scan
145When blooming youth is snatch'd awayPage Scan
146Eternity is just at hand!Page Scan
147How long shall earth's alluring toysPage Scan
148On Jordan's stormy banks I standPage Scan
149Far from these narrow scenes of nightPage Scan
150How long shall Death the tyrant reignPage Scan
151Prepare me, O my GodPage Scan
152He comes! He comes! to judge the worldPage Scan
153Soon, soon the last great day shall comePage Scan
154And will the Judge descend?Page Scan
155Eternal Source of ev'ry joy!Page Scan
156God of my life, my morning songPage Scan
157See how the rising sunPage Scan
158To thee let my first offerings risePage Scan
159Great God, to thee my ev'ning songPage Scan
160Another day is gonePage Scan
161Thine earthly sabbaths, Lord we lovePage Scan
162On this blest morn my Lord arosePage Scan
163Lord, how delightful 'tis to seePage Scan
164"Go," said the voice of heavenly lovePage Scan
165When Abra'm, full of sacred awePage Scan
166Blow ye the trumpet blowPage Scan
167Ah, what can I doPage Scan
168Awak'd by Sinai's awful soundPage Scan
169Gird thy sword on, mighty Saviour!Page Scan
170All hail! the glorious mornPage Scan
171This God is the God we adorePage Scan
172Why do I thus complainPage Scan
173Lo! on a narrow neck of landPage Scan
174O What shall I do my Saviour to praise?Page Scan
175Come, thou fount of ev'ry blessingPage Scan
176Jesus! lover of my soulPage Scan
177All ye who pass byPage Scan
178Rejoice! the Lord is kingPage Scan
179Lord thy care, for all providingPage Scan
180O! Happy day, when saints shall meetPage Scan
181Thy presence, everlasting GodPage Scan
D1Praise God from whom all blessings flowPage Scan
D2All glory to th' Eternal ThreePage Scan
D3To thee Eternal ThreePage Scan
D4Dismiss us with thy blessing, LordPage Scan
D5Not unto us, but thee alonePage Scan
D6Once more before we partPage Scan

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