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The rolling waves of Ocean's tide

Hymnal: OMSC1849 #7 (1849) Lyrics: 1. The rolling waves of Ocean's tide, Thou mighty God of earth and sea, Proclaim thy matchless wonders wide, And raise their praises, Lord, to thee. Thy voice is heard in thunder's roar In lightning's glare thy glories shine; The heaving billows, towering, soar, And ever heed thy Word divine. Tune Title: (Old Hundred)
The rolling waves of Ocean's tide
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When marshal'd on the raging main

Hymnal: OMSC1849 #8 (1849) Tune Title: (When marshal'd on the raging main)
When marshal'd on the raging main
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Benighted on the troublous main

Author: Wm. B. Tappan Hymnal: OMSC1849 #9a (1849)
Benighted on the troublous main
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Star of the East! the tempest-tost

Author: Wm. B. Tappan Hymnal: OMSC1849 #9c (1849) Lyrics: Star of the East! the tempest-tost, On life's uncertain billows borne, Is by rude gales of trouble crossed, By hidden rocks of sorrow torn— When breaks the cheering Star of Morn, When night and thrall forever flee, O, where the doubts and fears forlorn Of him, the wanderer of the sea? Break out, blest Star! with peaceful ray; And if our steps to Truth incline, Oh, help and guard our weeping way! Along these doubtful waters shine! The heavenly beacon-light of thine That trembled once on Bethlehem's plain, Shall guide us to the Source Divine, Shall lead us to the Child again.
Star of the East! the tempest-tost
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The heavens declare thy glory, Lord

Author: Watts Hymnal: OMSC1849 #9b (1849)
The heavens declare thy glory, Lord
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He dies! the Friend of sinners dies

Author: Watts Hymnal: OMSC1849 #10a (1849)
He dies! the Friend of sinners dies
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'Tis midnight; and on Olive's brow

Author: Wm. B. Tappan Hymnal: OMSC1849 #10b (1849)
'Tis midnight; and on Olive's brow
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Float gently on, thou blessed bark

Hymnal: OMSC1849 #11c (1849)
Float gently on, thou blessed bark
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Lord, when the mists of doubt arise

Author: Rev. J. H. Clinch Hymnal: OMSC1849 #11a (1849)
Lord, when the mists of doubt arise
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Sailor speed thee o'er the sea

Author: Rev. D. C. Eddy Hymnal: OMSC1849 #11b (1849)
Sailor speed thee o'er the sea

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