OR,

PSALMS AND HYMNS

FOR

CHRISTIAN WORSHIP.

SELECTED BY

REV. CHAS. S. ROBINSON, D. D.

SCRIBNER & CO., NEW-YORK.

!

SPIRITUAL SONGS. Rev. Dr. ROBINSON'S latest work,
embodying with the well-known Hymns and Music of the Church
much that is of more recent growth. 8vo.

SPIRITUAL SONGS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP.
Containing the Hymns and Tunes of the above book, best adapted
to Prayer and Social Meetings, with some valuable additions. 8vo.
PSALMS AND HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS.
A selection of Psalms set to Music, with Hymns, designed for Con-
gregational singing. 8vo. Also, an edition containing words without
music (4to), and one with Psalter (8vo).

8vo.

SONGS FOR THE SANCTUARY. Hymns and Tunes.
Separate editions for Presbyterian and Congregational
Churches. Edition with Psalter, and editions without music, in two
sizes (12mo and 18mo).

CHAPEL SONGS. 607 Hymns with appropriate tunes-the
choicest from "Songs of the Sanctuary." 8vo.

SONGS OF THE CHURCH. Hymns and Tunes. 8vo. Sep-
arate editions for Presbyterian and Congregational denominations.
Also, Chapel Edition, entitled "Songs for Christian Worship."

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by A. S. BARNES & BURR,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States
for the Southern District of New-York.

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by A. S. BARNES & CO.,
in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

Copyrights assigned, 1879, to SCRIBNER & Co.

Preface.

THIS

HIS book is meant to accompany a volume of larger size bearing the same name, containing these hymns set to appropriate music, in the exact order of arrangement here employed. The object of its issue is merely to meet the convenience of those who desire a more portable form.

The compiler has designed the "Songs for the Sanctuary" for use not only in the House of God, but in the Social Meetings of Christians, and even in the Family; to be a book, if God and His people shall honor it so far, familiar in the Home as well as in the Church; which children with their parents shall love and study; and by which all shall be aided and taught to take part more joyfully in the worship of the Redeemer.

It needs only to be observed, that, although for symmetry and convenience no separation as to arrangement 2or numbering has been adopted, to distinguish between Hymns and what are technically called Psalms, yet the best versions of these latter have been carefully and Olovingly sought from every source, so that each of the old songs of inspired authors might, if possible, have its representative here. An additional Index of Texts of Scripture will be found in the larger volume.

BROOKLYN, N. Y., March 1, 1865.

CHAS. S. ROBINSON.