The Sweet Singer of Israel: a collection of hymns and spiritual songs, usually sung at camp, prayer, and social meetings, and revivals of religion (New ed. much enlarged)

Editor: Rev. Alfred Brunson, Rev. Charles Pitman
Publisher: C. H. Kay & Co., Philadelphia, 1840
Denomination: Methodist Episcopal Church
Language: English
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101When I survey the wondrous crossPage Scan
102Approach, my soul, the mercy seatPage Scan
103Come, my soul, thy suit preparePage Scan
104Nay, I cannot let thee goPage Scan
105Let thy Kingdom, blessed SaviorPage Scan
106Savior, visit Thy [our] plantation, grant us Lord, a gracious rainPage Scan
107Encompassed with clouds of distressPage Scan
108What various hindrances we meetPage Scan
109God of my [our] life, to [on] thee I [we] callPage Scan
110Mercy, O thou Son of DavidPage Scan
111There fell from God's favor two exiles [rebels in] of [from] EdenPage Scan
112The great tremendous day's approachingPage Scan
113Come, saints and sinners, hear me tellPage Scan
114We soon shall break all nature's tiesPage Scan
115How sweet the name of Jesus soundsPage Scan
116Hail, God the Father, glorious lightPage Scan
117Hark, my soul, it is the LordPage Scan
118Yonder amazing sight I [we] seePage Scan
119Father of mercies, God of love, O hear a humblePage Scan
120Hear what God the Lord hath [has] spokenPage Scan
121Arise and shine, O Zion fairPage Scan
122Burst, ye emerald [pearly] gates, and bringPage Scan
123Death! He [it] is the king of terror [terrors], And a terror to all kingsPage Scan
124There is a land of pleasure, Where streams of joy forever rollPage Scan
125I'm tired with [of] visits, modes and formsPage Scan
126When secret sins before us risePage Scan
127In de dark wood, no Indian nighPage Scan
128Hail ye sighing sons of sorrowPage Scan
129See, the eternal Judge descendingPage Scan
130Tempted, tossed, troubled spiritPage Scan
131Thou soft [sweet] flowing [gliding] Kedron [Cedron], by thy silver [limpid] streamPage Scan
132Sweet rivers of redeeming lovePage Scan
133Wandering pilgrim [pilgrims], mourning Christian [Christians]Page Scan
134I've listed in the holy warPage Scan
135Lift up your hearts, Immanuel's friendsPage Scan
136There is a Heaven above the skiesPage Scan
137Hark, listen to the trumpeters They sound for volunteersPage Scan
138Through tribulation [tribulations] deepPage Scan
139Lord, when together here we meetPage Scan
140A few more days on earth to spendPage Scan
141My dearest friends in bonds of lovePage Scan
142Behold the tears that Mary shedPage Scan
143Great Redeemer, Friend of sinnersPage Scan
144Come, O my heart, and let us takePage Scan
145Behold that great and awful dayPage Scan
146Day of judgment, day of wondersPage Scan
147From Salem's gates advancing slowPage Scan
148When the fierce north wind with his airy forcesPage Scan
149A voice from the savage, a voice from the slavePage Scan
150Jesus, I my cross have taken, all to leavePage Scan
151Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleepPage Scan
152Tell me no more of earthly toysPage Scan
153Awake, thy song, O earthPage Scan
154Farewell, my dear brethren, beloved of the LordPage Scan
155Come brethren dear, who know the LordPage Scan
156I'm on my way to Canaan, I [I'll] bid this world farewellPage Scan
157Death shall not destroy my comfort [comforts], Christ shall guide me through the gloomPage Scan
158Jesus, at thy commandPage Scan
159Behold the Savior at the [thy] doorPage Scan
160Hark, the song of jubileePage Scan
161'Tis a point I long to knowPage Scan
162O give me, Lord, my sins to mournPage Scan
163Prayer is the soul's [heart's] [saint's] sincere desirePage Scan
164O God, my heart with love inflamePage Scan
165Why should I be affrighted at pestilencePage Scan
166Rejoice, my friends, the Lord is KingPage Scan
167The people called ChristiansPage Scan
168The spacious world promiscuous flowsPage Scan
169While others at ease, on their pillowsPage Scan
170If 'tis sweet to mingle wherePage Scan
171Yes, my native land, I love theePage Scan
172Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That savedPage Scan
173Listed into the cause of sinPage Scan
174O how I have longed for the coming [presence] of God [the Lord]Page Scan
175O Jesus, my Savior, to Thee I submitPage Scan
176O Jesus, my Savior, I know thou art minePage Scan
177O Thou, whose tender mercy hearsPage Scan
178Behold the wretch whose lust and winePage Scan
179The Lord is the fountain of goodness and lovePage Scan
180Awake, my soul, in [to] joyful [joyous] laysPage Scan
181Jesus, and shall it ever bePage Scan
182Hail, sovereign love, that first beganPage Scan
183The voice of free grace cries escapePage Scan
184All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fallPage Scan
185From Greenland's icy mountainsPage Scan
186They have gone to the land where the patriarchs restPage Scan
187Let saints on earth their anthems raisePage Scan
188Everlasting praise to JesusPage Scan
189What could your Redeemer doPage Scan
190My God was with me all the nightPage Scan
191From the regions of love, lo, an angel descendedPage Scan
192When marshalled on the nightly [mighty] plainPage Scan
193And are our joys so quickly fledPage Scan
194Ah what can I a sinner doPage Scan
195Encouraged by thy wordPage Scan
196Jesus, to every willing mindPage Scan
197As much have I of worldly goodPage Scan
198What's this that rises in my soulPage Scan
199My soul is full of glory, Inspiring my tonguePage Scan
200I'm glad that I am [was] born to die, From grief and woePage Scan

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