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O thou whose own vast temple stands - William Cullen Bryant
Scottish Psalter 1615
Praise waits in Zion Lord for thee - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1615
Quiet Trust
Scottish Psalter 1615
The Death and Burial of a Saint - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1615
The king of heaven his table spreads - Philip Doddridge
Scottish Psalter 1615
The lion that on Samson roared - John Newton
Scottish Psalter 1615
Thou who thyself didst sanctify - George Rawson
Scottish Psalter 1615
Vain are the hopes that rebels place - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1615
Ye little flock whom Jesus feeds - Philip Doddridge
Scottish Psalter 1615
YORK (Scottish)
Scottish Psalter 1615
God Moves in a Mysterious Way: Dundee
Scottish Psalter 1615 (melody) arranged by Thomas Ravenscroft 1621 (alt.)
Among the princes earthly gods - Caithness Scottish Psalter
Scottish Psalter 1635
Among the princes earthly gods - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1635
Caithness
Scottish Psalter 1635
Hear what the voice from heav'n proclaims - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1635
notation may differ
Hear what the voice from heavn proclaims - Wigtown Scottish Psalter
Scottish Psalter 1635
notation may differ
O Thou whose justice reigns on high - Isaac Watts
Scottish Psalter 1635
O thou whose Spirit witness bears - Frederick Lucian Hosmer
Scottish Psalter 1635
Wherefore is it that thou O Lord
Scottish Psalter 1635
Wigtown
Scottish Psalter 1635
notation may differ
Traditional music - Jig of Slurs
Scottish Traditional
Caledonia
Scottish traditional melody
Come o thou traveler unknown - St. Petersburg attributed to Dmitri S. Bortniansky
Scottish traditional melody
Soldiers of the cross arise! (waterbury) - Caledonia Scottish traditional melody.
Scottish traditional melody