| Item | pages
weight |
format | Name
Composers |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B5901 | 184
18 |
8.5×11” coil-bound | Collected Hymns
various |
Hymns collected by Scott Price (third edition). Includes music notation for all the hymns. |
| B5902 | 184
9 |
5.5×8.5” coil-bound | Collected Hymns
various |
Hymns collected by Scott Price (third edition). Includes music notation for all the hymns. |
| Table of contents for B5901 | |||||
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| AS Page Number | Title | First line | Chorus | Author | Composer |
| 1 | A Few More Years Shall Roll | A few more years shall orll | Then, O my Lord, prepare | H. Bonar | Dr. L. G. Hayne |
| 2 | A Homeless Stranger | A homeless Stranger amongst us came | Crasselius | ||
| 3 | A River Glorious | Like a river glorious Is God’s perfect peace | Stayed upon Jehovah Hearts are fully blest | Frances R. Havergal | James Mountain |
| 4 | All Life’s Way | Not just in moments of doubt or sadness | I need Thee, Jesus, thro’ every moment | M. Estelle Ritter | |
| 5 | Amazing Grace | Amazing grace! how sweet the sound | John Newton | Early American Melody arranged by Edwin O. Excel | |
| 6 | Anywhere With Jesus | Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go | Anywhere! Anywhere! Fear I cannot know | V1-2 Jessie B Pounds v3-4 Helen C. A. Dixon | Daviel B. Towner |
| 7 | Are You Washed in the Blood? | Have you been to Jesus for the cleansing pow’r? | Are you washed in the blood | Elisha A. Hoffman | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| 8 | Around the Great Throne | From the lips of ten thousand in melody sweet | |||
| 9 | As The Snow that Falls at Even | As the snow that falls at even | |||
| 10 | At The End Of The Road | There’ll be light in the sky from the palace on high | When the long day is ended, the journey is o’er | A. H. Ackley | A. H. Ackley |
| 11 | Be A Little Candle | Be a little candle, Light another’s way | Maybe, just a little candle | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 12 | Be Still, My Soul | Be still, my soul: the Lord is on they side | Katharina Von Schlegel | Jean Sibelius | |
| 13 | Beside The Crystal Sea | If for the prize we have striven | Home of the soul, Blessed kingdom of Light | James Rowe | Samuel W. Beazley |
| 14 | Blessed Assurance | Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine | This is my story, this is my song | Fanny J. Crosby | Mrs. J. F. Knapp |
| 15 | Blessed Body | Blessed Body, broken, broken | |||
| 16 | Blessed Homeland | Blessed Homeland! I’m returning | Clarence Carlson | John B. F. Wright | |
| 17 | Bowing, Bending | I long that my life could be used, Lord, by Thee | Bowing, bending, Lord, I would be | Glenn Parish | Glenn Parish |
| 18 | Bring Them In | Hark! ’tis the Shepherd’s voice I hear | Bring them in, Bring them in | Alexcenah Thomas | W. A. Ogden |
| 19 | By The Wayside | By the wayside I was begging | No one could ever do what Jesus did for me | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 20 | Cease Not | Cease not to praise God for all He has Done | I will not cease to praise Him for all that He has done | James fawcett | C. H. L. |
| 21 | Chart Thou the Way | Sweet as the song of angels | Chart Thou the way before me | ||
| 22 | Charity | Charity suffers long and envies not | |||
| 23 | Come, Rest | “Come rest, dear sower, the precious see you bear” | “Come and rest with Me, You are Mine alone” | Scott Price | Scott Price |
| 24 | Day by Day | Day by day and with each passing moment | Carolina Sandell Berg; translated by Andrew L. Skoog | Oscar Ahnfelt | |
| 25 | Dear Lord, I Bow | Dear Lord, I bow at Thy throne of grace | Out of the depth, Lord, I cried to Thee | Ken Paginton | Henry Barraclough |
| 26 | Dear Lord, I Pray | Dear Lord, I pray be Thou each day my guide | Sandy Scott | D. Erickson | |
| 27 | Down From His Glory | Down from His glory, Ever living story | O how I love Him! How I adore Him! | William E. Booth-clibbom | Arrange from E. di Capua |
| 28 | Each Step I Take | Each step I take my Savior goes before me | Eath step I take I know that He will lead me | ||
| 29 | Ere You Left Your Room | Ere you left your room this morning | Oh, how praying rests the weary | Mary A. Kidder | W. O. Perkins |
| 30 | Eternity’s Awakening | I stand on the shores of an unknown land | Too late! Too late! | ||
| 31 | Far Out at Sea | Far out at sea my little ship is tossing | |||
| 32 | Firmly Stand | Firmly stand for God, in the world’s mad strife | Let us stand on the Rock! | Dr. C. R. Blackall | W. R. Doane |
| 33 | Flee as a Bird | Flee as a bird to the mountain | Mary S. D. Dana | ||
| 34 | Following Thee | Jesus, I my cross have taken | Henry F. Lyte | from Mozart | |
| 35 | Gentle Spirit | Gentle Spirit, do not leave me | Sam Jones | Dale Richardson | |
| 36 | Glory to His Name | Down at the cross where my Savior died | Glory to His name | ||
| 37 | Go Forth to Tell the Story | Go forth to tell the story | This news to all go bearing | Sandy Scott | William G. Firscher |
| 38 | God Be With You | God be with you till me meet again | Till we meet, till we meet | Jeremiah E. Rankin | William G. Toner |
| 39 | God Hath Not Promised | God hath not promised skies always blue | But God hath promised strength for the day | ||
| 40 | God Gave the Increase | God’s word so pure and true | But God gives the increase | Barbara Coles Russell | John Sterling |
| 41 | Great Is Thy Faithfulness | “Great is Thy faithfulness,” O God my Father | “Great is Thy faithfulnees! Great is Thy faithfulness!” | T. O. Chisholm | William M. Runyan |
| 42 | Harvest | They came from farm and farmland | |||
| 43 | Have You Counted the Cost? | There’s a line that is drawn by rejecting our Lord | Have you counted the cost if your soul should be lost | A. J. Hodge | A. J. Hodge |
| 44 | He Hideth My Soul | A wonderful Saviour is Jesus, my Lord | He hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock | ||
| 45 | He Lives | I serve a risen Saviour | He lives, He lives, Christ Jesus lives today! | A. H. Ackley | A. H. Ackley |
| 46 | He Rose Triumphantly | O tell the news around | He rose triumphantly | Jack Price | |
| 47 | He Took My Place | Sometimes I see through mists of bitter tears | He took my place, His life He freely gave | ||
| 48 | Help My Spirit | I am on an unknown journey | Now the strength with which I journey | Barbara Coles Russell | John Sterling |
| 49 | His Eye Is on the Sparrow | Why should I feel discouraged | I sing because I’m happy | Mrs. C. D. Martin | Charles H. Gabriel |
| 50 | Homes of Zion | Make my home a home of Zion | Homes of Zion, Homes of Zion | Mary Lou Fontaine | Mary Lou Fontaine |
| 51 | How Great Thou Art | Oh, Lord, my God, when I in awesome wonder | Then sings my soul, my Saviour God, to Thee | Carl Gustav Boberg and Stuart K. Hine | Swedish folk tune |
| 52 | Hornets | When the Canaanites hardened their heart against God | He does not compel us to go | J. E. French | |
| 53 | How Long Has It Been? | How long has it been since you talked with the Lord | Mosie Lister | Mosie Lister | |
| 54 | I Know Who Holds Tomorrow | I don’t know about tomorrow | Many things about tomorrow | Ira Stanphill | Ira Stanphill |
| 55 | Humbly I Lift My Voice | Humbly I lift my voice in praise | This life of mine I yield to Thee | Ken Paginton | D. B. Towner |
| 56 | I Love My Master | I love, I love my Master | Rejoicing and adoring | J. R. Wright | J. S. Bach |
| 57 | I Shall Know Him | When my life-work is ended, and I cross the swelling tide | I shall know Him, I shall know Him | Fanny J. Crosby | John R. Sweeney |
| 58 | I Was There | I was there when you were formed within | K. S. | ||
| 59 | I Will Not Forget Thee | Sweet is the promise — “I will not forget thee” | I will not forget thee or leave thee | ||
| 60 | I Will Wait | Although the road be long | Until the dawn of day | John Sterling | John Sterling |
| 61 | If I’m Found in Heaven | I know that I can’t get to heaven alone | Oh, I know that this life can’t be conquered alone | Tim Seeber | Tim Seeber |
| 62 | I’ll Go Where You Want Me to Go | It may not be on the mountain’s height | I’ll go where you want me to go, dear Lord | Mary Brown | Carrie E. Rounsefell |
| 63 | In the Garden | I come to the garden alone | And He walkes with me, and He talks with me | C. Austin Miles | C. Austin Miles |
| 64 | In the Service of Our Master | In the service of our Master | Sandy Scott | French tune | |
| 65 | It’s Always Darkest | Are you discouraged and are you blue | It’s always darkest before the dawn | John W. Peterson | John W. Peterson |
| 66 | Ivory Palaces | My Lord has garments so wondrous fine | Out of the ivory palaces | Henry Barraclough | Henry Barraclough |
| 67 | Jesus, Lover of My Soul | Jesus, Lover of my soul | Charles Wesley | Joseph Parry | |
| 68 | Jesus Took My Burden | When I, a poor, lost sinner, Before the Lord did fall | Yes, Jesus took the burden I could no longer bear | ||
| 69 | Jesus, Thou Lover of Souls | Having left all that was princely | Jesus, Thou lover of souls | ||
| 70 | Just Where He Needs Me | I heard the voice of Jesus | Just where He needs me | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 71 | Just a Little Talk With Jesus | I once was lost in sin | Have a little talk with Jesus | Cleavant Derricks | |
| 72 | Leave Your Fishing Nets | Leave your fishing nets drying on the shore | Lord, I’ll go with You, Walking by Your side | Willard F. Jabusch | Jewish Melody |
| 73 | Light after Darkness | Light after darkness, Gain after loss | Frances R. Havergal | Ira D. Sankey | |
| 74 | Lonely Voices Crying in the City | Lonely voices crying in the city | Billie Hanks, Jr. | Billie Hanks, Jr. | |
| 75 | Londonderry Air | Arranged by Harrison Neil | |||
| 76 | Lord, I Want To Be a Miracle | Jesus fed the multitude that gathered | Lord, I want to be a miracle | Barbara Coles Russell | Don Puffalt |
| 77 | My Captain | I will take my Saviour with me | As He is, I need Him yet | C. O. | C. O. |
| 78 | Master, the Tempest Is Raging | Master the tempest is ranging! | “The winds and the waves shal obey My Will” | Mary A. Baker | H. R. Palmer |
| 79 | My Saviour’s Love | I stand amazed in the presence | How marvelous! How wonderful! | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel |
| 80 | Near to the Heart of God | There is a place of quet rest | O Jesus, blest Redeemer | Cleland B. McAfee | Cleland B. McAfee |
| 81 | Nothing But Leaves | Nothing but leaves, the Spirit grieves | |||
| 82 | Now the Day Is Over | Now the day is over | Sabine Baring-Gould | Joseph Barnby | |
| 83 | I’ll Glady Go | O Blessed Lord, the night, the night is falling | O come Thou back at midnight or at even | John Martin | |
| 84 | O Dios De Las Venganzas | Oh, God, the great avenger | Juventino Valdez | Juventino Valdez | |
| 85 | O For a Heart ... Whiter Than Snow | O for a heart that is whiter than snow | O for a heart whiter than snow | ||
| 86 | O Love That Will Not Let Me Go! | O love that will not let me go | George Matheson | Albert L. Pearce | |
| 87 | O Praise the Lord | I praise the Lord for every gift | Oh, praise the Lord ye faithful bard | Orva Shreck | Orth Warrington |
| 88 | O Safe to the Rock | O safe to the Rock that is higher than I | Hiding in Thee, Hiding in Thee | William O. Cushing | Ira D. Sankey |
| 89 | Oh, Arise, My Love | Oh, arise My Love, My fair one | June M. Lee | June M. Lee | |
| 90 | On Jordan’s Stormy Banks | On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand | I am bound for the promised land | Samuel Stennet | American Folk Hymn |
| 91 | One Little Hour | One little hour of watching with the Master | Then sounds be brave and watch until the morrow | ||
| 92 | On The Jericho Road | As you travel along On the Jericho road | On the Jericho road, There’s room for just two | Donald S. McCrossan | Donald S. McCrossan arranged by Luther G. Presley |
| 93 | Only a Touch | Only a touch of Thy hand, dear Lord | Only a touch of Thy hand, dear Lord | Ida L. Reed | B. D. Ackley |
| 94 | Onward, Christian Soldiers | Onward, Chistian soldiers! Marching as to war | Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war | Sabine Gould | Arthur Sullivan |
| 95 | Out of the Depths | Out of the depths of the wild, restless sea | May Shultz | May Shultz | |
| 96 | Over the Sunset Mountains | Over the sunset mountains | Over the sunset mountains | ||
| 97 | Precious Gold | Precious gold must have its fiery trial | And my life that Thou didst take to Thee | Elma Wiebe | |
| 98 | Precious Memories | Precious mem’ries, unseen angels | Precious mem’ries, how they linger | J. B. F. Wright | J. B. F. Wright |
| 99 | Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me | Rock of Ages, cleft for me | Augustus M. Topladay | Thomas Hastings | |
| 100 | Seek Ye First | Seek ye first not earthly pleasure | Georgina M. Taylor | Thomas Cairns | |
| 101 | Salute to the Levites | The sullen Jordan rolled, a cold, dark tide | May Shultz | Bernice M. Lundin | |
| 102 | So Send I You | So send I you; to labor unrewarded | “As the Father hath sent me, So send I you.” | ||
| 103 | Some Clouds And Sunshine | It takes some clouds and sunshine | Glenn Parish | Glenn Parish | |
| 104 | Song Of Ruth | Entreat me not to leave you | Whither Thou goest I will go | v2 by Kristin Warnaca | Joyce Elaine Eilers |
| 105 | Sowing the Seed of the Kingdom | Are you sowing the seed of the kingdom, brother | For the harvest time is coming on | Fred A. Fillmore | Fred A. Fillmore |
| 106 | Standing On the Promises | Standing on the promises of Christ my King | Standing, Standing, Standing on the promise of God my Savior | R. Kelso Carter | R. Kelso Carter |
| 107 | Sweet By and By | There’’s a land that is fairer than day | In the swee by and by | S. F. Bennett | J. P. Webster |
| 108 | Swing Low, Sweet Chariot | Swing low, swee chariot | Harry T. Burleigh | Harry T. Burleigh | |
| 109 | Taps | Day is done, gone the sun | |||
| 110 | Teach Us To Pray | Teach us to pray! O Father | J. H. Tenney | ||
| 111 | Ten Thousand Angels | They bound the hands of Jesus in the garden where He prayed | He could have called ten thousand angels | Ray Overholt | |
| 112 | The Altered Motto | Oh, the bitter shame and sorrow | |||
| 113 | The Door of the Harvest | The youth stood awed before a door | Virgie Crosby | Mike Lefevre | |
| 114 | The Fruit of the Spirit | Give me no treasures that last but a while | Nothing is mine if I must leave it here | C. Austin Miles | Philip A. Hall |
| 115 | The Hidden Blessing | When deep distress and sorrow weigh upon me | |||
| 116 | The Harvest Field | Brother, have you contemplated | Henry Burchill | ||
| 117 | The King of Kings | The King of Kings was born in a stable | How could He leave His home up in heaven? | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 118 | The Lord Is My Shepherd (v1) | The Lord is my shepherd, I walk at His side | Jill Galina | Jill Galina | |
| 119 | The Lord Is My Shepherd (v2) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I fear | |||
| 120 | The Master Has Come | The Master has come and He calls us to follow | Sarah Doudney | Welsh Melody | |
| 121 | The Love Of God | The love of God is gerater far | Oh, love of God, How rich and pure! | F. M. Lehman | F. M. Lehman arranged by Claudia Lehman Mays |
| 122 | The People of God | God hath here on earth a people living only for Him | J. Wright | J. Wright | |
| 123 | The Servants Of God | To a darkened world God gives | Kay Stout | Myra E. Hill | |
| 124 | The Straying Sheep | How many sheep are straying | O come, let us go and find them! | E. M. H. Gates | Robert Lowry |
| 125 | The Servant’s Prayer | Father, now mine hour is come | Michael Lefevre | Michael Lefevre | |
| 126 | The Sunset of Life | The sunset of life is approaching | The sunset of life has a beauty | Kenneth Dissmore | Kenneth Dissmore |
| 127 | The Sweetest Story | I have heard the sweetest story | Tell, O tell the wondrous story | Michael Lefevre | Michael Lefevre |
| 128 | The Unclouded Day | O they tell me of a home far beyond the skies | O the land of cloudless day | Rev. J. K. Alwood | Rev. J. K. Alwood |
| 129 | The Voice of My Savior | Soft and low, soft and low, is the voice that I hear | O the voice of my Savior no tongue can describe | ||
| 130 | The Work is Thine | The work is Thine, the laborers Thine | |||
| 131 | There Is a Fountain | There is a fountain filled with blood | William Cowper | Early American Melody arranged by Lowell Mason | |
| 132 | There’s a Wideness | There’s a wideness in God’s mercy | Frederick W. Faber | Lizzie S. Tourjee | |
| 133 | This World is Not My Home | I’ve left the way of death and sin | This world, this world is not my home | ||
| 134 | Thou Reignest Over All | Thou reignest over all, Lord | Gladys Porteous | Frederick C. Maker | |
| 135 | Though Your Sins be as Scarlet | “Tho’ your sins be as scarlet” | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |
| 136 | Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus | O soul, are you weary and troubled? | Turn your eyes upon Jesus | Helen H. Lemmel | Helen H. Lemmel |
| 137 | Till the Storm Passes By | In the dark of the midnight Have I oft hid my face | Till the storm passes over, Till the thunder sounds no more | Mosie Lister | Mosie Lister |
| 138 | The Touch Of The Master’s Hand | ’Twas all battered and scarred and the auctioneer | |||
| 139 | What Child is This? | What child is this, who, land to rest | This, this is Christ the King | William C. Dix | English Melody |
| 140 | What Joy to Know | To every life must come a touch of sorrow | What joy to know the Savior walks beside me! | S. Eicher | |
| 141 | What Will You Do With Jesus? | Jesus is standing in Pilate’s hall | What will you do with Jesus? | Anonymous | M. L. Stocks |
| 142 | When The Weary, Seeking Rest | When the weary, seeking rest | Hear, then, in love, O Lord, the cry | H. Bonar | W. H. Callcott, last two lines from Mendellsohn |
| 143 | When the Roll is Called | When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound and time shall be no more | When the roll is called up yonder | James M. Black | James M. Black arranged P. J. Mansfield |
| 144 | When We All Get to Heaven | Sing the wondrous love of Jesus | When we all get to heaven | E. E. Hewitt | Mrs. J. G. Wilson |
| 145 | When You Pray | At the colse of the day when you kneel to pray | Audrey Mieir | Audrey Mieir | |
| 146 | Who is this Man of Sorrows? | Who is this that cometh from Edom | It is Christ, the King of glory | Mrs. C. H. Morris | Mrs. C. H. Morris |
| 147 | Whispering Hope (revised) | Like the faint dawn of the morning | Whispering hope, like the song of the angels | Mrs. J. I. McClelland | Arranged by Clyde Willard from “Whispering Hope” |
| 148 | Whispering Hope (original) | Soft as the voice of an angel | Whispering hope, O how welcome thy voice | Alice Hawthorne | Alice Hawthorne |
| 149 | Whispering Hope (piano score) | Soft as the voice of an angel | Whispering hope, O how welcome thy voice | Alice Hawthorne | Alice Hawthorne |
| 150 | Why Did He Heed? | Why did He heed my weary call |