Religious Poems, Selected

by Various

CONTENTS.

		PAGE
Our King	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[9]
The Sleep	E. B. Browning.	[10]
God's Commands	Doddridge.	[13]
Be Strong	Adelaide Procter.	[14]
The Sleep of the Beloved	Horatius Bonar.	[15]
Self-Dependence	Matthew Arnold.	[16]
What is Prayer?	James Montgomery.	[18]
The Virgin Mary to the Child Jesus	E. B. Browning.	[19]
The Voice from Galilee	Horatius Bonar.	[28]
Lead, Kindly Light	Cardinal Newman.	[29]
Weary of Life	Unidentified.	[30]
Come unto Me	Unidentified.	[31]
Earth's Beauty	Horatius Bonar.	[33]
Servant of God	James Montgomery.	[34]
The Angel's Story	Adelaide Procter.	[35]
Jesus	Bernard.	[44]
Morality	Matthew Arnold.	[45]
Morning	John Keble.	[47]
Divine Order	Horatius Bonar.	[50]
The Issues of Life and Death	James Montgomery.	[51]
Gracious Spirit	Stocker.	[52]
St. Agnes' Eve	Alfred Tennyson.	[53]
Life and Death	Adelaide Procter.	[54]
The Angel's Call	Mrs. Hemans.	[56]
I would not Live alway	Muhlenberg.	[57]
Jerusalem the Golden	Bernard.	[58]
When our Heads are Bowed	Heber.	[60]
O Soul, Soul	Henry C. Graves.	[61]
The Look	E. B. Browning.	[62]
The Meaning of the Look	E. B. Browning.	[62]
Comfort	E. B. Browning.	[63]
Substitution	E. B. Browning.	[64]
Tears	E. B. Browning.	[65]
Cheerfulness taught by Reason	E. B. Browning.	[65]
The Prospect	E. B. Browning.	[66]
Consolation	E. B. Browning.	[67]
A Thought over a Cradle	N. P. Willis.	[68]
Everlasting Blessings	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[69]
The Mother to her Child	N. P. Willis.	[70]
Give me thy Heart	Adelaide Procter.	[72]
One Sweetly Solemn Thought	Phœbe Carey.	[75]
Left Behind	Horatius Bonar.	[76]
Lord, what a Change	Richard Chenevix Trench.	[78]
Our Father	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[78]
Thou art the Way	Doane.	[85]
The Night and the Morning	Horatius Bonar.	[86]
In Affliction	James Montgomery.	[87]
Give to the Winds	Gerhard.	[87]
Where wilt Thou	Mrs. Sigourney.	[88]
One there is above	Newton.	[89]
God moves in a mysterious way	Cowper.	[90]
Onward, Christian	Johnson.	[91]
Thankfulness	Adelaide Procter.	[92]
Does the Gospel word proclaim	Newton.	[94]
My God, my Father	C. Elliott.	[95]
The Seen and the Unseen	Horatius Bonar.	[96]
I am far frae my Hame	Unidentified.	[101]
The Sinner's Friend	Charlotte Elliott.	[103]
Evening Prayer at a Girls' School	Mrs. Hemans.	[105]
I Worship Thee	F. W. Faber.	[107]
The Peace of God	Adelaide Procter.	[110]
Listening in Darkness—Speaking in Light	Frances R. Havergal.	[112]
The Morning Star	Horatius Bonar.	[113]
God of the World	S. S. Cutting.	[114]
There is a God	Steele.	[115]
Lord, how Mysterious	Steele.	[116]
The Shadow of the Rock	F. W. Faber.	[116]
Elegy	Henry King.	[120]
Rest Yonder	Horatius Bonar.	[122]
Soldiers of Christ	C. Wesley.	[123]
Thy Will be done	J. Roscoe.	[124]
It is not Dying	Malan.	[125]
Watchman! tell us of the Night	Bowring.	[126]
The Spirit accompanying the Word of God	James Montgomery.	[127]
The Cloudless	Horatius Bonar.	[128]
Comfort	Adelaide Procter.	[130]
"Master, Say On!"	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[132]
The Leper	N. P. Willis.	[134]
Things hoped for	Horatius Bonar.	[141]
The Sure Refuge	Unidentified.	[144]
Unfruitfulness	F. W. Faber.	[145]
Murmuring	Richard Chenevix Trench.	[148]
If thou couldst Know	Adelaide Procter.	[149]
Compensation	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[150]
Valiant for the Truth	James Montgomery.	[156]
Advent	Horatius Bonar.	[158]
A Bethlehem Hymn	Horatius Bonar.	[160]
A Desire	Adelaide Procter.	[161]
That Glorious Song of Old	Sears.	[164]
Hail to the Lord's	Montgomery.	[165]
The Old, Old Story	Jemima Luke.	[167]
My Jesus	Unidentified.	[168]
How Beauteous were the marks divine	A. C. Coxe.	[169]
O Sacred Head	Bernard.	[171]
Heart of Stone	C. Wesley.	[172]
"By Thy Cross and Passion"	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[173]
Abide in Him	Horatius Bonar.	[175]
Rejoice, all ye Believers	Laurenti.	[176]
Joined to Christ	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[177]
"Till He Come!"	E. W. Bickersteth.	[178]
"Forever with the Lord!"	James Montgomery.	[180]
The Meeting-Place	Horatius Bonar.	[181]
A Little While	Horatius Bonar.	[183]
Ascension Day	John Keble.	[185]
The Sacrifice of Abraham	N. P. Willis.	[188]
A Solitary Way	Unidentified.	[192]
The Child's Welcome into Heaven	Unidentified.	[194]
"Now"	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[196]
Ocean Teachings	Horatius Bonar.	[201]
Incompleteness	Adelaide Procter.	[203]
Nothing to Do	Unidentified.	[205]
Death	From "Sintram."	[206]
It is not Death to Die	Bethune.	[207]
Rugby Chapel	Matthew Arnold.	[208]
The Right must Win	F. W. Faber.	[217]
The Substitute	Horatius Bonar.	[221]
Jephthah's Daughter	N. P. Willis.	[222]
Lord, many Times	Richard Chenevix Trench.	[228]
Cleansing Fires	Adelaide Procter.	[228]
Gone Before	Horatius Bonar.	[229]
The Lent Jewels	Richard Chenevix Trench.	[231]
On the Death of a Missionary	N. P. Willis.	[233]
Set Apart	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[236]
The Useful Life	Horatius Bonar.	[238]
Hymn	Charlotte Elliott.	[240]
"Behold, the Bridegroom Cometh!"	Unidentified.	[242]
It may be in the Evening	Unidentified.	[246]
The Joy of Assurance	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[251]
"How Wonderful!"	Frances Ridley Havergal.	[252]
Thy Way, not Mine	Horatius Bonar.	[253]
A Child's First Impression of a Star	N. P. Willis.	[255]
"Come unto Me!"	From St. Stephen the Sabaite.	[256]
"Looking unto Jesus"	From the German.	[257]
Evening Hymn	Adelaide Procter.	[259]
Are all the Children in?	Unidentified.	[261]
He Leads us On	Unidentified.	[263]
Nothing but Leaves	Unidentified.	[264]
Because He first Loved us	Francis Xavier.	[265]
Sonnet	Richard Chenevix Trench.	[266]
Rest at Evening	Adelaide Procter.	[267]
Now the Day is over	Unidentified.	[268]
The Land of Light	Horatius Bonar.	[270]
Abide with Me	Lyte.	[271]
Farewell of the Soul to the Body	Mrs. Sigourney.	[272]

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