Plymouth Sunday-School Hymnal: for use in schools, prayer-meetings, and missions

Editor: Thomas G. Shearman, Walton N. Ellis
Publisher: The Christian Union Co., New York, 1892
Language: English
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104O Jesus! Thou art standingLUX MUNDIPage Scan
105All my heart this night rejoicesBONNPage Scan
106Jesus! my Lord, my God, my All!ST. CHRYSOSTOMPage Scan
107aJesus! my Lord, my God, my All!ST. CHRYSOSTOMPage Scan
107bSweet Saviour, bless us ere we goST. CHRYUSOSTOMPage Scan
108It came upon the midnight clearNOELPage Scan
109Waken, Christian childrenGOSHENPage Scan
110O come, O come, ImmanuelGOUNODPage Scan
111There came a little Child to earthCHRISTMASPage Scan
112Holy night! peaceful night!HOLY NIGHTPage Scan
113It was the very noon of night; the stars above the fold[It was the very noon of night; the stars above the fold]Page Scan
115Ring the merry bells, the silver-sounding bells[Ring the merry bells, the silver-sounding bells]Page Scan
118O holy night, the stars are brightly shining[O holy night, the stars are brightly shining]Page Scan
126Of the Father's love begottenCORDE NATUSPage Scan
127All glory, laud, and honorST. THEODULPHPage Scan
128And didst Thou love the race that loved not Thee?ARTAVIAPage Scan
129My faith looks up to TheeKIRBY BEDONPage Scan
130aGo to dark GethsemaneGETHSEMANEPage Scan
103bRock of Ages, cleft for meGETHSEMANEPage Scan
131Near the Cross was Mary weepingSTABAT MATERPage Scan
132Have we no tears to shed for HimST. CROSSPage Scan
133O perfect life of love!ABERPage Scan
134The day of Resurrection!RESURRECTUSPage Scan
135O'er all the way green palms and blossoms gay[O'er all the way green palms and blossoms gay]Page Scan
140"Welcome, happy morning!" age to age shall saySALVE FESTA DIESPage Scan
142Welcome, happy morning! age to age shall sayBAPTISTEPage Scan
143The strife is o'er, the battle donePALESTRIAPage Scan
144Holy Ghost! come down upon Thy childrenPARACLETEPage Scan
145Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathedST. CUTHBERTPage Scan
146Holy Spirit, Lord of light!TWILIGHTPage Scan
147Come to our poor nature's nightIRENEPage Scan
148Gracious Spirit, dwell with meHURSTLEIGHPage Scan
149Lord! am I precious in Thy sight?ST. MARGUERITEPage Scan
150Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!NICAEAPage Scan
151Our God, our God! Thou shinest hereSPRINGTIMEPage Scan
152On our way rejoicingVESPERSPage Scan
153aArt thou weary, art thou languid?BULLINGERPage Scan
153bArt thou weary, art thou languid?STEPHANOSPage Scan
154Quiet, Lord, my froward heartGLASTONBURYPage Scan
155O gift of gifts! O grace of faith!SPRING-TIDEPage Scan
156Our God stands firm, a rock and towerFESTE BURGPage Scan
157Christian, dost thou see themST. ANDREW OF CRETEPage Scan
158O Lord, how happy should we beWEST HEATHPage Scan
159I live for those who love meST. ANSELMPage Scan
160My God, I thank Thee, who hast madeWENTWORTHPage Scan
161'Tis my happiness belowMONSULDALEPage Scan
162Thou knowest, Lord, the weariness and sorrowTHOU KNOWESTPage Scan
164Behold, the Bridegroom cometh in the middle of the nightTHE MIDNIGHT CRYPage Scan
166When through life's dewy fields we goOLMUTZPage Scan
167Depth of mercy, can there beBLUMENTHALPage Scan
168O, come to the merciful Saviour who calls youKOSCHATPage Scan
169The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I knowKOSCHATPage Scan
170Just as I am, without one pleaREPENTANCEPage Scan
171Weary of earth, and laden with my sinDALKEITHPage Scan
172That mystic word of Thine, O Sovereign LordLANGRANPage Scan
173My feet are worn and weary with the marchLANGRANPage Scan
174My God! is any hour so sweetALMSGIVINGPage Scan
175Thy way, not mine, O Lord!SEALYPage Scan
176Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloomNEWMANPage Scan
177Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloomLUX BENIGNAPage Scan
178Father! I know that all my lifeDYKESPage Scan
179I do not ask, O Lord! that life may beAD LUCEMPage Scan
180O God! whose thoughts are brightest lightFABERPage Scan
181O Lord, it is a blessed thingDELHIPage Scan
182Dear Lord and Father of mankindWHITTIERPage Scan
183Lord, for ever at Thy sideSOLITUDEPage Scan
184Is earth too fair, is youth too brightHOLY TRINITYPage Scan
185aO, not to fill the mouth of fameHOLY TRINITYPage Scan
185bShow me Thy way, O Lord!JESU DILECTISSIMEPage Scan
186Make use of me, my GodCLIFTONVILLEPage Scan
187Walking with Thee, my God!LINCLUDENPage Scan
188Lord, give me light to do Thy workST. MARGUERITEPage Scan
189Pleasant are Thy courts aboveMAIDSTONEPage Scan
190Dear Friend! whose presence in the houseBRADFIELDPage Scan
191Calm me, my God, and keep me calmHOLY TRINITYPage Scan
192Hushed was the evening hymn[Hushed was the evening hymn]Page Scan
193Lord! when through sin I wanderST. GEORGE'S, BOLTONPage Scan
194Nearer, my God, to TheePRIPIOR DEOPage Scan
195Come Thou, O come! Sweetest and kindliestHERSTMONCEUXPage Scan
196Still will we trust, though earth seem dark and drearyST. AUGUSTINEPage Scan
197As helpless as a child who clingsFATHERHOODPage Scan
198My God, my Father, while I strayTROYTEPage Scan
199aMy God, my Father, while I strayHANFORDPage Scan
199bLet every voice for praise awakeHANFORDPage Scan
199cOne thing I of the Lord desireHANFORDPage Scan
200Sweet is Thy mercy, LordMONSELLPage Scan
201Break, new-born Year, on glad eyes break!ST. MARGUERITEPage Scan
202Every morning the red sunLONDONDERRYPage Scan
203The springtide hourHEATHERSAGEPage Scan
204The glory of the spring how sweet!BURNHAM MARKETPage Scan
205Summer suns are glowingRUTHPage Scan
206God, who hath made the daisiesWATERMOUTHPage Scan
207O what can you tell, little pebble, little pebbleTHE CHORUS OF PRAISEPage Scan
208Thy little one, O Saviour dearSPRINGTIMEPage Scan
209Jesus, Holy, Undefiled!FERRIERPage Scan
210In the dear Lord's gardenGOSHENPage Scan
211I am Jesus' little lambHEATHLANDSPage Scan
212And is it true, as I am toldTHE LITTLE LAMBPage Scan
214aThou art my ShepherdMY SHEPHERDPage Scan
214bLord, do not leave me!MY SHEPHERDPage Scan

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