Hymns, Original and Selected, for Public Worship, and Private Devotion: Designed for the Use of the Congregation Assembling in Ranelagh Chapel, Chelsea |
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254 O God , the hour of sleep ' s at hand . . . . . . . . . . 110 O happy soul , that lives
on high . . . . . . . . . . . . 689 O Jesus , our Lord , thy name be ador ' d 535 O lend
your ear , ye youthful tribe tribe . . . . . . 244 O Lord , how great ' s the favour ur .
254 O God , the hour of sleep ' s at hand . . . . . . . . . . 110 O happy soul , that lives
on high . . . . . . . . . . . . 689 O Jesus , our Lord , thy name be ador ' d 535 O lend
your ear , ye youthful tribe tribe . . . . . . 244 O Lord , how great ' s the favour ur .
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9 Could I command the spacious land , And the more boundless sea , For one
blest hour at thy right hand , I ' d give them both away . 4 . Longing for the House
of God . ( P . M . ) IT ORD of the worlds above , 1 How pleasant and how fair The
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9 Could I command the spacious land , And the more boundless sea , For one
blest hour at thy right hand , I ' d give them both away . 4 . Longing for the House
of God . ( P . M . ) IT ORD of the worlds above , 1 How pleasant and how fair The
...
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... vain world , be gone , T Let my religious hours alone ; Fain would my eyes my
Saviour see : I wait à visit , Lord , from thee . " 2 0 warm my heart with holy fire ,
And kindle there a pure desire : Come , my dear Jesus , from above , And feed
my ...
... vain world , be gone , T Let my religious hours alone ; Fain would my eyes my
Saviour see : I wait à visit , Lord , from thee . " 2 0 warm my heart with holy fire ,
And kindle there a pure desire : Come , my dear Jesus , from above , And feed
my ...
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9 Could I command the spacious land , And the more boundless sea , For one
blest hour at thy right hand , I ' d give them both away . 4 . Longing for the House
of God . ( P . M . ) IT ORD of the worlds above , U How pleasant and how fair The
...
9 Could I command the spacious land , And the more boundless sea , For one
blest hour at thy right hand , I ' d give them both away . 4 . Longing for the House
of God . ( P . M . ) IT ORD of the worlds above , U How pleasant and how fair The
...
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... Let my religious hours alone ; Fain would my eyes my Saviour see : I wait à
visit , Lord , from thee . 20 ) warm my heart with holy fire , And kindle there a pure
desire : Come , my dear Jesus , from above , And feed my soul with heav ' nly
love .
... Let my religious hours alone ; Fain would my eyes my Saviour see : I wait à
visit , Lord , from thee . 20 ) warm my heart with holy fire , And kindle there a pure
desire : Come , my dear Jesus , from above , And feed my soul with heav ' nly
love .
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| Title | Hymns, Original and Selected, for Public Worship, and Private Devotion: Designed for the Use of the Congregation Assembling in Ranelagh Chapel, Chelsea |
| Author | Richard Herne Shepherd |
| Editor | Richard Herne Shepherd |
| Publisher | Tilling and Hughes, 1818 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 5 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 24 pages |
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