Primitive Baptist Hymn and Tune Book

Editor: John R. Daily
Publisher: The Primitive Baptist Library, Carthage, IL., 1952
Denomination: Primitive Baptists
Language: English
Notes: 7-shape notation; the hymns appear to be identical to the 1918 edition save those here numbered 0a and 0b
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#TextTuneText InfoTune InfoTextScorePage ScanAudio
297Praise the God of all creationGREENVILLEPage Scan
298Jesus, grant us all a blessingGREENVILLEPage Scan
299Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessingHARWELLPage Scan
300Once more before we partKENTUCKYPage Scan
301For a season called to partJOSIEPage Scan
302Dismiss us with Thy blessing, LordHEBRONPage Scan
303How pleasant thus to dwell belowPARTING HYMNPage Scan
304My Christian friends, in bonds of loveBOTTOMLEYPage Scan
305Farewell, my dear brethren, the time is at handIMANDRAPage Scan
306Nearer, my God, to TheeBETHANYPage Scan
307I need Thee, precious JesusI NEED THEE, PRECIOUS JESUSPage Scan
308How firm a foundation, ye saints of the LordFOUNDATIONPage Scan
309O Thou in whose presence my soul takes delightBELOVEDPage Scan
310How strange is the course that a Christian must steerBELOVEDPage Scan
311When sorrows encompass me round[When sorrows encompass me round]Page Scan
312How tedious and tasteless the hoursGREENFIELDPage Scan
313Amazing grace (how sweet the sound!)MELODYPage Scan
314From all that's mortal, all that's vainMELODYPage Scan
315Jesus, great Shepherd of the sheepMELODYPage Scan
316Oh! Christ, He is the fountainWEBBPage Scan
317When I can read my title clearNINETY-FIFTHPage Scan
318Rock of Ages, cleft for meROCK OF AGESPage Scan
319'Tis a point I long to knowCOOKPage Scan
320Grace, 'tis a charming soundNINETY-THIRDPage Scan
321I want a heart to prayNINETY-THIRDPage Scan
322It doth not yet appearBOYLSTONPage Scan
323Jesus! lover of my soulMARTYNPage Scan
324O for a faith that will not shrinkBALERMAPage Scan
325To Christ, the Lord, let every tongueBALERMAPage Scan
326Plunged in a gulf of dark despairBALERMAPage Scan
327Though troubles assail and dangers affrightTHE LORD WILL PROVIDEPage Scan
328Do not I love Thee, O my Lord?DETROITPage Scan
329The Lord will happiness divineDETROITPage Scan
330Come, humble souls! ye mourners comeDETROITPage Scan
331What empty things are all the skiesMAITLANDPage Scan
332I love the Lord; He heard my criesMAITLANDPage Scan
333We seek a rest beyond the skiesMAITLANDPage Scan
334O could I find, from day to dayMAITLANDPage Scan
335I love to steal awhile awayBROWNPage Scan
336Oh, help us Lord! each hour of needBROWNPage Scan
337O, happy they who know the LordBROWNPage Scan
338From whence doth this union ariseSTEPHENSPage Scan
339A Sovereign Protector I haveSTEPHENSPage Scan
340Jesus, full of all compassionHUMILITYPage Scan
341Come, ye that love the Lord indeedUXBRIDGEPage Scan
342Far, far away from my loving Father[Far, far away from my loving Father]Page Scan
343Oh, once I had a glorious viewCOLUMBUSPage Scan
344Kindred in Christ, for His dear sakeUPTONPage Scan
345'Twas with an everlasting loveUPTONPage Scan
346How sad and awful is my state!UPTONPage Scan
347Come, we that love the LordALBIONPage Scan
348I would, but cannot singALBIONPage Scan
349The Lord my Shepherd isSHEPHERDPage Scan
350While I'm in prison here belowSWEET RIVERSPage Scan
351'Tis hard, when we are sick and poorVERNONPage Scan
352When gathering clouds around I viewVERNONPage Scan
353This is the field,—the world belowVERNONPage Scan
354O that I knew the secret placeRECONCILIATIONPage Scan
355In vain we seek for peace with GodRECONCILIATIONPage Scan
356God is love; His mercy brightensMINSHALLPage Scan
357So let our lips and lives expressSUPPLICATIONPage Scan
358"Poor and afflicted," Lord, are ThineSUPPLICATIONPage Scan
359And am I blessed with Jesus' love?SUPPLICATIONPage Scan
360O! for a glance of heav'nly dayFROZEN HEARTPage Scan
361Oh, how shall I myself assureFROZEN HEARTPage Scan
362When Thou, my righteous Judge, shall comeSALEM'S BRIGHT KINGPage Scan
363Brethren, while we sojourn hereVALLEYPage Scan
364Brethren, we have met againVALLEYPage Scan
365Thy mercy my God, is the theme of my songAMANDRAPage Scan
366While nature was sinking in stillness to restAMANDRAPage Scan
367O Jesus, my Saviour, I know Thou art mineAMANDRAPage Scan
368I would not weep always, though many a tearAMANDRAPage Scan
369Salvation! O, the joyful soundPRIMROSEPage Scan
370Salvation! O melodious soundPRIMROSEPage Scan
371Salvation, through our dying HeadPRIMROSEPage Scan
372How long, O Lord, our SaviourCEYLONPage Scan
373Our heav'nly Father callsNEW HOPEPage Scan
374The Lord of glory came to earthTHE LORD OF GLORYPage Scan
375What shall I render to my GodTHE LORD OF GLORYPage Scan
376Oh, tell me no more of this world's vain storeSWEET HARMONYPage Scan
377My gracious Redeemer I loveNEW JERUSALEMPage Scan
378Wait, my soul, upon the LordREFUGEPage Scan
379How can I sink with such a propNEW HUNDREDPage Scan
380How happy, how loving, how joyful I feelREPOSEPage Scan
381Come, brethren and sisters, and hear me relateREPOSEPage Scan
382Come, children of heaven, and help me to singREPOSEPage Scan
383aWhat wondrous love is thisWONDROUS LOVE 1Page Scan
383bWhat wondrous love is thisWONDROUS LOVE 2Page Scan
384With reverence let the saints appearHARVEY'S CHANTPage Scan
385Blest be the tie that bindsLABANPage Scan
386O Thou from whom all goodness flowsALL GOODNESS FLOWSPage Scan
387Jesus, Thou art the sinner's friendALL GOODNESS FLOWSPage Scan
388I love my Saviour, GodALL GOODNESS FLOWSPage Scan
389When languor and disease invadeLABANPage Scan
390Not all the blood of beastsLABANPage Scan
391Come what may of joy or sorrow[Come what may of joy or sorrow]Page Scan
392'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints['Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints]Page Scan
393Must Jesus bear the cross aloneCROSS AND CROWNPage Scan
394Since man by sin has strayed from GodCROSS AND CROWNPage Scan
395Didst Thou, dear Jesus, suffer shameCROSS AND CROWNPage Scan

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