The Christian Harmony
INDEX

INDEXES FOR ALL EDITIONS OF WILLIAM WALKER’S CHRISTIAN HARMONY

Songs With the Word "Vain"

5b Always Something NewThe soul forsakes her vain pursuits,
27b Missionary HeraldAnd hell in vain oppose;
44b Dunlap's CreekIn vain the bright, the burning sun,
59b Dove of PeaceSo there I sought in vain.
105b HamburgAll the vain things that charm me most,
126 OceanAnd finds his courage vain.
130b Passing AwayFor ev'ry vain and idle thought
144t TribulationIn vain to heav'n she lifts her eyes;
163t HollisThat none shall seek Thy face in vain.
176 Heavenly TreasuresBut you lived not in vain.
199 VernonIn vain Thou strugglest to get free,
202 ImmensityIn vain the philosophic eye
203 CumberlandIn vain shall earth and hell combine
235 Faithful SoldierFrom this vain world of sin?
242 Come, Ye DisconsolateNone ever sought in vain, all are forgiven,
244t Mutual LoveFrom this vain world of sin?
249 Green FieldsThe fields strive in vain to look gay,
278 God Holds the FutureBut friends these worldly things are vain,
283 WillowbyAnd make our solemn service vain,
286 GangesI strove indeed, but strove in vain,
319 Weary PilgrimThe world and flesh in vain may rise,
323 Holy MannaAll is vain unless the Spirit
336t Sweet HarmonyOf this world's vain store,
344 MoralityThe vain and the young attend us awhile,
358 O Come, Come AwayWhile others may seek for vain and foolish pleasures,
387 Stay, SinnerNor let Him weep and bleed in vain.
394 Stubborn HeartGoodness and wrath in vain combine
401t TillotsonWe never plead in vain,
417b ZanesvilleThe pow'rs of darkness league in vain,
418b Union ValeIn vain we tune our formal songs, In vain we strive to rise;
420 CambridgeI hear, but seem to hear in vain,
434 Nobler ChoiceShould earth's vain treasures all depart,
448t SuffieldThey make our expectations vain,
479 TriumphBy death and hell pursued in vain,
489 RidgeAnd none shall find His promise vain.
504 Missionary HymnIn vain with lavish kindness
519 DalstonIn vain the noisy crowd, In vain with angry spite
532 BoerneThe fields strive in vain to look gay,