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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INOW let our pains be all forgot , N Our hearts no more repine ; Our sufferings are
not worth a thought , When , Lord , compar ' d with thine . 2 In lively figures here
we see The bleeding Prince of love ; Each of us hope , he dy ' d for me , And ...
INOW let our pains be all forgot , N Our hearts no more repine ; Our sufferings are
not worth a thought , When , Lord , compar ' d with thine . 2 In lively figures here
we see The bleeding Prince of love ; Each of us hope , he dy ' d for me , And ...
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A Preparatory Thought for the Lord ' s Supper . ( L . M . ) I W HAT heavenly man ,
or lovely God , Comes marching downward from the Array ' d in garments roll ' d
in blood , [ skies ? With joy and pity in his eyes ? 2 The Lord ! the Saviour ! yes ...
A Preparatory Thought for the Lord ' s Supper . ( L . M . ) I W HAT heavenly man ,
or lovely God , Comes marching downward from the Array ' d in garments roll ' d
in blood , [ skies ? With joy and pity in his eyes ? 2 The Lord ! the Saviour ! yes ...
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4 Thus with my thoughts compos ' d to peace , I ' ll give mine eyes to sleep ; Thy
hand in safety keeps my days , And will my slumbers keep . 99 . Daily and Nightly
Devotion . ( C . M . ) 1 VE that obey the immortal King , Attend his holy place ...
4 Thus with my thoughts compos ' d to peace , I ' ll give mine eyes to sleep ; Thy
hand in safety keeps my days , And will my slumbers keep . 99 . Daily and Nightly
Devotion . ( C . M . ) 1 VE that obey the immortal King , Attend his holy place ...
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2 But 0 ! the lawless range , With which my thoughts have stray Thro ' mazy paths
of sense and sin , From morn to ev ' ning shade . 3 Ah ! born to nobler ends , My
soul no more pursue , These fleeting vanities of life , But bid the world adieu .
2 But 0 ! the lawless range , With which my thoughts have stray Thro ' mazy paths
of sense and sin , From morn to ev ' ning shade . 3 Ah ! born to nobler ends , My
soul no more pursue , These fleeting vanities of life , But bid the world adieu .
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( C . M . ) 1 THOU Son of God , whose flaming eye 1 Our inmost thoughts
perceive ; Accept the ev ' ning sacrifice , Which now to thee we give . 2 We bow
before thy gracious throne , And think ourselves sincere : But show us , Lord , is
ev ' ry one ...
( C . M . ) 1 THOU Son of God , whose flaming eye 1 Our inmost thoughts
perceive ; Accept the ev ' ning sacrifice , Which now to thee we give . 2 We bow
before thy gracious throne , And think ourselves sincere : But show us , Lord , is
ev ' ry one ...
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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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