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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151 Let every mortal ear attend 523 Let everlasting glories crown 685 Let me but
hear my Saviour say 612 Let me dwell on Golgotha 416 Let party names no more
597 Let the bold sceptic still deride 440 Let them neglect thy glory , Lord 154 ...
151 Let every mortal ear attend 523 Let everlasting glories crown 685 Let me but
hear my Saviour say 612 Let me dwell on Golgotha 416 Let party names no more
597 Let the bold sceptic still deride 440 Let them neglect thy glory , Lord 154 ...
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13 Lord , what a wretched land is this 219 Lord , when our raptur ' d thought
surveys more 354 Lord , when this mortal frame decays . . . . . . . . . . 709 Lord ,
where shall guilty souls retire . . . . . . . . 328 Loud hallelujahs to the Lord .
13 Lord , what a wretched land is this 219 Lord , when our raptur ' d thought
surveys more 354 Lord , when this mortal frame decays . . . . . . . . . . 709 Lord ,
where shall guilty souls retire . . . . . . . . 328 Loud hallelujahs to the Lord .
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543 Not all the blood of beasts 435 Not all the outward forms on carth 555 Not
from the dust affliction grows 599 Not with our mortal eyes 589 Now be my heart
inspir ' d to sing . . . . . . . 167 Now begin the heavenly theme . . . . . . 397 Now for a
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543 Not all the blood of beasts 435 Not all the outward forms on carth 555 Not
from the dust affliction grows 599 Not with our mortal eyes 589 Now be my heart
inspir ' d to sing . . . . . . . 167 Now begin the heavenly theme . . . . . . 397 Now for a
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One there is above all others 398 One thing is needful , why should I 447 Our
days , alas ! our mortal days 217 Our God , how firm his promise stands 320 Our
holy Father , all thy will 63 63 Our Lord is risen from the dead 453 Our praises ,
Lord ...
One there is above all others 398 One thing is needful , why should I 447 Our
days , alas ! our mortal days 217 Our God , how firm his promise stands 320 Our
holy Father , all thy will 63 63 Our Lord is risen from the dead 453 Our praises ,
Lord ...
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Remark , my soul , the narrow bounds Remember , Lord , our mortal state
Rejoice , the Lord is King . . . . . Rejoice , ye righteous , in the Lord Rejoice , ye
shining worlds on high Repent , the voice celestial cries Rise , my soul , and
stretch thy ...
Remark , my soul , the narrow bounds Remember , Lord , our mortal state
Rejoice , the Lord is King . . . . . Rejoice , ye righteous , in the Lord Rejoice , ye
shining worlds on high Repent , the voice celestial cries Rise , my soul , and
stretch thy ...
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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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