Pocket Hymns: original and selected. designed for the use of the regular Baptist church, and all who love our Lord Jesus Christ

Editor: Isaac N. Vanmeter
Publisher: Register Printing House, Galesburg, Ill., 1867
Denomination: United Baptist Church
Language: English
Notes: The page scan is missing some pages from the back of the hymnal.
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301Far from my [our] thoughts, vain world, be gonePage Scan
302I send the joys of earth awayPage Scan
303Once more we bow before our God; Once more his blessing we askPage Scan
304Come, Holy Spirit, come, and givePage Scan
305Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly dove, with all thy quickening powersPage Scan
306From every stormy wind [sense] that blowsPage Scan
307Brethren I bid you all farewellPage Scan
308Broad is the road, and widePage Scan
309Let others compass seas and landPage Scan
310O for a glance of heavenly dayPage Scan
311Dismiss us with Thy blessing, Lord, HelpPage Scan
312May the grace of Christ [God] our [the] SaviorPage Scan
313Religion, what a vast estatePage Scan
314From all that [who] dwell [dwells] below the [in earth and] skiesPage Scan
315'Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasuresPage Scan
316Salvation, O the joyful soundPage Scan
317Blest be the [that] dear uniting lovePage Scan
318Religion is the chief concernPage Scan
319.1I have soungt round the verdant earthPage Scan
319.2Through many danters, toils and snaresPage Scan
319.3Grace led my roving feetPage Scan
319.4Why was I made to hear thy voicePage Scan
319.5Nor earth, nor all thy skyPage Scan
319.6Dangers stand thick through all the groundPage Scan
319.7Far from my thoughts, vain world, be gonePage Scan
319.8Let me love thee more and morePage Scan
320Angels ministered to JesusPage Scan
321Our days, alas, how transientPage Scan
322O come, come with me to the old church yard [churchyard]Page Scan
323It was a blooming flowerPage Scan
324Shed not a tear, o'er your friend's early bierPage Scan
325My body's now at restPage Scan
326Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleepPage Scan
327Come, thoughtless mortalsPage Scan
328Sister, thou wast [wert] mild and lovelyPage Scan
329The monster, death, sweeps o'erPage Scan
330O sing to me of heavenPage Scan
331When blooming youth is [are] snatched [called] awayPage Scan
332Ye vanities of time, begonePage Scan
333Behold the calmPage Scan
334My rest [home] is in heaven [Eden], my rest [home] is not herePage Scan
335There is a stream whose currentPage Scan
336Eternity is just at handPage Scan
337Teach me the measure of my daysPage Scan
338Behold! a sweet wonder in heaven was seenPage Scan
339In eighteen hundred thirty-three
340I came to the spot where the White Pilgrim lay
341Ye children of Zion, and saints
342I looked, and lo, an awful gulf
343Begin, my soul, the heavenly song
344I'm almost gone, just on the eve
345I was almost in despairPage Scan

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