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The Choir and The Oratory

or Praise and Prayer. By Josiah Conder
Conder, Josiah (1789-1855)

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THE TONGUES OF EARTH.
  
JUBILATE.
  
FOR ALL SOULS.
  
COLLECT.
  
THE TRUE CHURCH.
  
COLLECT.
  
THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS.
  
COLLECT.
  
THE MONTHLY PRAYER-MEETING FOR MISSIONS.
  
THE LORD'S PRAYER.
  
AMEN.
  
THE ADVENT.
  
COLLECT.
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FOUR SONNETS.
  
REST FOR THE WEARY.
  
THE GOSPEL WELCOME.
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THE CROSS.
  
HYMN.
  
COLLECT.
  
HE IS RISEN.
  
COLLECT.
  
THE KING OF GLORY.
  
ASPIRATION.
  
THE APOCALYPSE.
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SONGS OF ZION.
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SION GLORIOUS.
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SION DESOLATE.
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SONGS OF ZION
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HYMNS OF PRAISE.
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HYMNS OF PRAYER.
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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
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SACRED TO MEMORY.
  
FEAR NOT.
  
EXTREME UNCTION.
  
THE DYING CHRISTIAN.
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LIFE, MORTAL AND IMMORTAL.—FOUR SONNETS.
  
DEATH.
  
INFANT SALVATION.
  
REASONS FOR LIFE.
  
THE CHRISTIAN PILGRIM.
  
COMFORT IN TROUBLE.
  
BENEFICENCE.
  
THE CLAIMS OF THE COLONIES.
  
THE SCEPTRE OF BRITAIN.
  
THE CHORUS OF HEAVEN.
  
DOXOLOGY.
  
THE EUCHARIST.
  
MARY AT THE FEET OF CHRIST.
  
THE HEALING TOUCH.
  
FOR SATURDAY EVENING.
  
“EXCEPT THE LORD BUILD THE HOUSE.”
  
THE REFUGE OF THE PERSECUTED.
  
SOLACE IN EVIL TIMES.
  
WAITING ON GOD.
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ADMONITION TO RULERS.
  
COMPLAINT UNDER OPPRESSION.
  
THE SECURITY OF THE CHURCH.
  
“O COME, LET US SING UNTO THE LORD.”
  
VIATICUM.
  
RESTORATION FROM CAPTIVITY.
  
THE LAST NIGHT OF SLAVERY.
  
THE BENEDICTION.
  
“HEIRS TOGETHER OF THE GRACE OF LIFE.”

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III.

Gods have I called you,—for to you is lent
The godlike charge, a nation's government.
Earthly vicegerents of the Lord Most High!
The common doom awaits you—Ye must die.
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