Songs from 1840

Psalm 27:4-10 (Expository)
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God’s pavilion

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 42:6-11 (Expository)
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Hearken, Lord, to my complaints

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 46:4 (Expository)
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There is a river pure and bright

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 60 (Expository)
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Why, O God! thy people spurn?

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Songwriters: Edwin Hatfield
Psalm 65 (Expository)
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Worship of God in his Temple

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Songwriters: James Edward Smith
Psalm 71 (Expository)
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Lord, I have put my trust in Thee

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 82 (Expository)
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Rulers are but men

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Songwriters: Edwin Hatfield
Psalm 107:23-31 (Expository)
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The Dangers of the Ocean

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 130 (Expository)
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Out Of The Depths Of Woe

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Psalm 141:2-9 (Expository)
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Christian Watchfulness and Reproof

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Songwriters: James Montgomery
Habakkuk 3:17-19 (Expository)
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Although the vine its fruit deny

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Songwriters: Henry Ustick Onderdonk
Matthew 9:37-38 (Expository)
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Saints of God the dawn is brightening

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Songwriters: Mary Robertson Maxwell
Matthew 26:36-39 (Reference)
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A voice upon the midnight air

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Songwriters: James Martineau
Luke 2:15 (Reference)
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Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful

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Songwriters: Anonymous, Edward Caswall, Philip Schaff
Luke 10:2 (Expository)
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Saints of God the dawn is brightening

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Songwriters: Mary Robertson Maxwell
John 4:35-36 (Expository)
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Saints of God the dawn is brightening

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Songwriters: Mary Robertson Maxwell
I Peter 2:21-24 (Expository)
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How Beauteous Were the Marks Divine

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Songwriters: Arthur Coxe
Revelation 7:9 (Expository)
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Palms of glory, raiment bright

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Songwriters: James Montgomery