Times and Seasons

Music from “Times and Seasons”

Times and Seasons, English.
Nauvoo, Illinois, USA. Ebenezer Robinson; Don Carlos Smith; Robert B. Thompson; Gustavus Hills; Joseph Smith; John Taylor; Wilford Woodruff.
Periodical, 1839–1846. 137 songs.

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References

Scripture Tools: Periodicals
Flake-Draper Number: 8955; 8954b (Mormon Bibliography, 1830–1930)
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List of songs
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1944 (Return to top)
Aug 1944.	Joseph Smith Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 607 Other versions of this song: Praise to the Man
1846 (Return to top)
Feb 1846.	Song of Life Full credits not available p. 1134 Other versions of this song: What say the woods when soft winds sigh
Feb 1846.	Dedication Hymn Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 1135 Other versions of this song: Ho, ho, for the Temple’s completed
1845 (Return to top)
Nov 1845.	My Father in Heaven Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 1039 Other versions of this song: O My Father
Aug 1845.	Let virtue be your motto Full credits not available p. 997 Other versions of this song: Let virtue be your motto
Aug 1845.	O give me back my Prophet dear Words: John Taylor Music: N/A (words only) p. 991 Other versions of this song: O give me back my Prophet dear
Aug 1845.	The Cap Stone Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 991 Other versions of this song: Have you heard the revelation
Jun 1845.	Friendship, Love, and Truth Words: James Montgomery Music: N/A (words only) p. 927 Other versions of this song: When Friendship, Love, and Truth abound
May 1845.	The Venerable Lucy Smith Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 911 Other versions of this song: The aged, venerated, much belov’d
May 1845.	The Sky Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 895 Other versions of this song: The sky—the sky—the clear blue sky
Apr 1845.	Here is the spring where waters flowe Full credits not available p. 875 Other versions of this song: Here is the spring where waters flowe
Apr 1845.	O Adam Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 879 Other versions of this song: O Adam, will you come with me?
Mar 1845.	Nauvoo Full credits not available p. 831 Other versions of this song: Blessed city how I love thee
Feb 1845.	To President Brigham Young Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 815 Other versions of this song: An important station is truly thine
Feb 1845.	The God that others worship Words: John Hardy Music: N/A (words only) p. 799 Other versions of this song: The God that others worship is not the God for me
Jan 1845.	A Voice from the Prophet Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 783 Other versions of this song: Come to me, will ye come to the saints that have died
Jan 1845.	The Maid of Judah Full credits not available p. 783 Other versions of this song: Again shall the children of Judah sing
Jan 1845.	The Seer Words: John Taylor Music: N/A (words only) p. 767 Other versions of this song: The Seer, Joseph, The Seer
1844 (Return to top)
Dec 1844.	Thou traitor Words: Amasa Lyman Music: N/A (words only) p. 742 Other versions of this song: Thou traitor, thy vow thou hast broken
Dec 1844.	O earth attend! Words: Sylvester Hulet Music: N/A (words only) p. 751 Other versions of this song: O earth attend! ye nations now give ear
Dec 1844.	Sinless as celestial spirits Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 735 Other versions of this song: Sinless as celestial spirits
Dec 1844.	Gone, to the world of spirits, gone Words: H. E. Rudd Music: N/A (words only) p. 735 Other versions of this song: Gone, to the world of spirits, gone
Nov 1844.	To Elder W. Woodruff Words: Rachael Robinson Music: N/A (words only) p. 719 Other versions of this song: Thou art welcome, O thou chosen
Nov 1844.	When Must I Look for Death? Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 703 Other versions of this song: O say, when must I look for death?
Oct 1844.	Nauvoo Words: Laura Music: N/A (words only) p. 687 Other versions of this song: Through cities, towns, and countries
Oct 1844.	God Save Nauvoo Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 671 Other versions of this song: When you pray for all blessings to equally flow
Sep 1844.	Wake, O wake, the world from sleeping! Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 655 Other versions of this song: Wake, O wake, the world from sleeping!
Sep 1844.	Cry of the Martyrs Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 639 Other versions of this song: Hark!—the sound of many voices mingling
Sep 1844.	A Sonnet on Light Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 639 Other versions of this song: I saw the moon-light on the water
Aug 1844.	To Dr. Willard Richards Full credits not available p. 622 Other versions of this song: A word to the favor’d “two minutes in jail”
Aug 1844.	To Elder John Taylor Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 607 Other versions of this song: Thou Chieftain of Zion! henceforward thy name
Jul 1844.	Lamentation Full credits not available p. 591 Other versions of this song: Blessed the people knowing the shout of Jehovah
Jul 1844.	Ye heav’ns attend! Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 575 Other versions of this song: Ye heav’ns attend! Let all the earth give ear!
Jun 1844.	Riots in Congress Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 559 Other versions of this song: Hush, hush, lest the monarchs of Europe hear
May 1844.	The spirit had departed Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 543 Other versions of this song: The spirit had departed and had left
May 1844.	The Marriage Vow Words: M. N. M. Music: N/A (words only) p. 527 Other versions of this song: Speak it not lightly!—’tis a holy thing
Apr 1844.	Hail Columbia Full credits not available p. 510 Other versions of this song: Hail Columbia, “free and equal”
Apr 1844.	The Widow of Nain Words: N. P. Willis Music: N/A (words only) p. 495 Other versions of this song: The Roman sentinel stood helmed and tall
Mar 1844.	On the Death of Her Little Daughter Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 479 Other versions of this song: Earthly happiness is fleeting
Mar 1844.	On the Death of Her Little Son Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 463 Other versions of this song: Time with an arrow’s speed has gone
Feb 1844.	Farewell to Nauvoo Words: L. S. Music: N/A (words only) p. 447 Other versions of this song: Fair city of the saints! my heart to thee
Feb 1844.	A Song of Zion Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 431 Other versions of this song: How sweet is the communion
Jan 1844.	Farewell Illinois Words: Wilson Law Music: N/A (words only) p. 412 Other versions of this song: Farewell Illinois, I must leave thee awhile
Jan 1844.	Love Never Sleeps Full credits not available p. 415 Other versions of this song: “Love never sleeps!” The mother’s eye
Jan 1844.	Queen Victoria Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 398 Other versions of this song: Of all the monarchs of the earth
Jan 1844.	The Ode of Genius to Truth Full credits not available p. 399 Other versions of this song: I’ll sing to thee, O Truth!—Thy laws are giv’n
1843 (Return to top)
Nov 1843.	To the Latter-Day Saints Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 383 Other versions of this song: The Trials of the Present Day
Oct 1843.	God Full credits not available p. 366 Other versions of this song: O Thou Eternal One!
Oct 1843.	The Sings of the Times Full credits not available p. 351 Other versions of this song: The days of old were days of might
Sep 1843.	Come listen to a prophet’s voice Words: Joseph S. Murdock; Bruce R. McConkie Music: N/A (words only) p. 335 Other versions of this song: Come, Listen to a Prophet’s Voice
Sep 1843.	On the Death of Harriot Frances Wheeler Words: Phineas H. Young Music: N/A (words only) p. 319 Other versions of this song: A beautiful rose, by the morning’s soft breezes
Sep 1843.	The Lord’s Prayer Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 319 Other versions of this song: Our Father in heaven
Aug 1843.	Introductory Invocation Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 303 Other versions of this song: Thou great eternal of eternity!
Aug 1843.	The Kidnapping of Gen. Joseph Smith Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 288 Other versions of this song: Like bloodhounds fiercely prowling
Jun 1843.	Friendship’s tones are sweet and thrilling Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 224 Other versions of this song: Friendship’s tones are sweet and thrilling
May 1843.	Ode to Spring Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 208 Other versions of this song: Joyous spring! with joy I greet thee
May 1843.	The Whirlwind Words: S. A. Prior Music: N/A (words only) p. 208 Other versions of this song: Deep sable curtains vail the sky
May 1843.	Response to “My Epitaph” Words: Omer Music: N/A (words only) p. 192 Other versions of this song: Forgotten!—No
May 1843.	The Three Witnesses Words: John Taylor Music: N/A (words only) p. 192 Other versions of this song: The glorious plan which God has given
Apr 1843.	My Epitaph Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 176 Other versions of this song: ’Tis not the tribute of a sigh
Apr 1843.	On the Death of Lorenzo D. Barnes Words: Thomas Ward Music: N/A (words only) p. 160 Other versions of this song: And art thou dead my brother
Apr 1843.	On the Death of Brother John Kendall Words: Thomas Ward Music: N/A (words only) p. 160 Other versions of this song: In his grave they have laid him, he slumbers in peace
Mar 1843.	How lustre shone on every line Full credits not available p. 144 Other versions of this song: How lustre shone on every line
Mar 1843.	The Hero’s Reward Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 128 Other versions of this song: Well may the fire of glory blaze
Feb 1843.	All hail to our Chief! Words: Wilson Law Music: N/A (words only) p. 112 Other versions of this song: All hail to our Chief! who has come back with honor
Feb 1843.	Vade Mecum (Go with Me) Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 81 Other versions of this song: Go with me, will you go
Feb 1843.	The Answer (A Vision) Words: Joseph Smith Jr.; William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 82 Other versions of this song: I will go, I will go, to the home of the Saints
Feb 1843.	Jubilee Song Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 96 Other versions of this song: That deed—that time we celebrate
Jan 1843.	Saturday Evening Thoughts Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 64 Other versions of this song: “My heart is fix’d”—I know in whom I trust
1842 (Return to top)
Dec 1842.	Apostrophe to Death Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 48 Other versions of this song: What art thou, Death?
Nov 1842.	The Mote and Beam Words: Mrs. Z. Porter Music: N/A (words only) p. 16 Other versions of this song: Come higher brother—I descry
Oct 1842.	Parting Hymn Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 958 Other versions of this song: To leave my dear friends
Oct 1842.	The days of old were days of might Full credits not available p. 942 Other versions of this song: The days of old were days of might
Sep 1842.	Invocation Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 910 Other versions of this song: O God! thou God that rules on high
Sep 1842.	The Spirit of God Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 910 Other versions of this song: The prospects of life, on the earth are dear
Aug 1842.	Thou aged saint, can words avail Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 894 Other versions of this song: Thou aged saint, can words avail
Jul 1842.	Where the sun leaves his last golden ray Words: Orson Hyde Music: N/A (words only) p. 852 Other versions of this song: Where the sun leaves his last golden ray
Jul 1842.	Hail ye Mormons—chosen band! Words: James Arlington Bennett Music: N/A (words only) p. 862 Other versions of this song: Hail ye Mormons—chosen band!
Jul 1842.	The Female Relief Society of Nauvoo (What is it?) Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 846 Other versions of this song: It is an Institution form’d to bless
Jun 1842.	The Temple of God at Nauvoo Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 830 Other versions of this song: Ye servants that so many prophets foretold
May 1842.	The Kite (Or, Pride Must Have a Fall) Full credits not available p. 798 Other versions of this song: Once on a time a paper kite
May 1842.	To Elder L. Snow Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 782 Other versions of this song: Dearest Brother, wherefore leave us?
Mar 1842.	One of Time’s Changes Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 718 Other versions of this song: Some things have chang’d from what they were
Feb 1842.	Parting Words Words: James Montgomery Music: N/A (words only) p. 702 Other versions of this song: Let me go, the day is breaking
Jan 1842.	Come, thou glorious day of promise Words: Pratt’s Collection Music: N/A (words only) p. 668 Other versions of this song: Come, Thou Glorious Day of Promise
Jan 1842.	I Would See Jesus Words: G. H. Music: N/A (words only) p. 668 Other versions of this song: When streams of pleasure gently flow
1841 (Return to top)
Dec 1841.	Behold the temple of the Lord Full credits not available p. 638 Other versions of this song: Behold the temple of the Lord
Dec 1841.	The Infant’s Grave Full credits not available p. 622 Other versions of this song: We laid him low by the moon’s dim light
Nov 1841.	The Transformation (or The Tool and the Gem) Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 606 Other versions of this song: I saw a thing of rudest form
Nov 1841.	Lament of a Captive Jew in Babylon Full credits not available p. 592 Other versions of this song: Let the thick veil of darkness be roll’d from before thee
Oct 1841.	Response—To Shawnee Bard Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 581 Other versions of this song: Minstrel, forgive if once again
Oct 1841.	Baptism for the Dead Words: Joel H. Johnson Music: N/A (words only) p. 555 Other versions of this song: The Glorious Gospel Light Has Shone
Oct 1841.	Give Me the Spot Words: Lyman O. Littlefield Music: N/A (words only) p. 555 Other versions of this song: Oh! give me the spot where the wild-deer reposes
Sep 1841.	Fair mourner, I would gladly quell Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 549 Other versions of this song: Fair mourner, I would gladly quell
Sep 1841.	Hark! from afar, a funeral knell Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 550 Other versions of this song: Hark! from afar, a funeral knell
Sep 1841.	The Funeral of Brig. General Smith Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 532 Other versions of this song: It was a Sabbath day—The morning came
Aug 1841.	Now he’s gone Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 504 Other versions of this song: Now he’s gone we’d not recall him
Aug 1841.	On the Death of Gen. Don Carlos Smith Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 504 Other versions of this song: Th’ insatiate archer, Death, once more
Aug 1841.	Eternal hope Words: Thomas Campbell Music: N/A (words only) p. 492 Other versions of this song: Eternal hope! when yonder spheres sublime
Aug 1841.	Hope looks beyond the bounds of time Words: Martha Jane Music: N/A (words only) p. 493 Other versions of this song: Hope looks beyond the bounds of time
Aug 1841.	The Temple of God Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 493 Other versions of this song: Lo, the Savior is coming, the prophets declare
Aug 1841.	To the Memory of Mrs. Alice Olney Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 501 Other versions of this song: Twas not to gain the world’s regard
Jul 1841.	O stop and tell m Red Man Words: William W. Phelps Music: N/A (words only) p. 474 Other versions of this song: O Stop and Tell Me, Red Man
Jul 1841.	Amazed with wonder Words: Joel H. Johnson Music: N/A (words only) p. 482 Other versions of this song: Amazed with wonder! I look round
Jul 1841.	Eternity of Matter Words: M. T. Music: N/A (words only) p. 458 Other versions of this song: Six thousand years ago, we’re told
Jul 1841.	Watchman! tell us Words: John Bowring Music: N/A (words only) p. 462 Other versions of this song: Watchman! tell us of the night
Jul 1841.	When in far distant regions Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 463 Other versions of this song: When in far distant regions
Jul 1841.	Psalm LM (A Parody) Words: David Jr. Music: N/A (words only) p. 464 Other versions of this song: Why dost thou boast in mischief
Jul 1841.	The Nauvoo Legion Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 467 Other versions of this song: The firm heart of the Sage
Jul 1841.	Farewell dear brother Words: William I. Appleby Music: N/A (words only) p. 467 Other versions of this song: Farewell dear brother in the Lord
Jun 1841.	Lady, a hand to thee unknown Full credits not available p. 452 Other versions of this song: Lady, a hand to thee unknown
Jun 1841.	Minstrel, I’m proud to wreath my brow Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 452 Other versions of this song: Minstrel, I’m proud to wreath my brow
Jun 1841.	I saw her in the throng Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 453 Other versions of this song: I saw her in the throng, that met to pray
Jun 1841.	On the Death of President Harrison Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 437 Other versions of this song: Why flows that strain of deep-ton’d sympathy
May 1841.	Come thou glorious day of promise Words: Pratt’s Collection Music: N/A (words only) p. 408 Other versions of this song: Come, Thou Glorious Day of Promise
May 1841.	Inspired Writings Words: Samuel Brown Music: N/A (words only) p. 421 Other versions of this song: Revelations now coming forth
May 1841.	The Storm Calmed Full credits not available p. 421 Other versions of this song: ’Tis darkness all! no star appears
Apr 1841.	Prosperity of Zion Words: G. Hills Music: N/A (words only) p. 389 Other versions of this song: Arise thou, and shine!
Apr 1841.	The Faith of the Saints Words: D. Roberts Music: N/A (words only) p. 373 Other versions of this song: Far from the birth-place of the Lord
Apr 1841.	A Poem on the Suffering of the Saints in Missouri Words: Joel H. Johnson Music: N/A (words only) p. 373 Other versions of this song: No wonder why old David cried
Mar 1841.	In Caldwell forest Full credits not available p. 348 Other versions of this song: In Caldwell forest the night wind was high
Mar 1841.	Sonnet on Tight Lacing (To American Mothers) Full credits not available p. 357 Other versions of this song: If ye would crash the tree
Mar 1841.	The Invocation Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 341 Other versions of this song: Roll on thy work, Eternal God
Feb 1841.	Awake! ye Saints of God awake! Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 309 Other versions of this song: Awake, Ye Saints of God, Awake!
Jan 1841.	Though outward trials throng your way Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 286 Other versions of this song: Though Deepening Trials
Jan 1841.	Love of God Words: W. L. Music: N/A (words only) p. 270 Other versions of this song: Yes I love thee, and thy holy name
1840 (Return to top)
Dec 1840.	Columbia—My Country Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 240 Other versions of this song: I love the land with banner spread
Nov 1840.	Song of the Exiled Saints Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 107 Other versions of this song: We are far, far away from the land of our Home
Oct 1840.	Elegy Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 190 Other versions of this song: Zion’s noblest sons are weeping
Sep 1840.	Thus the iron hand of death Full credits not available p. 176 Other versions of this song: Thus the iron hand of death
Aug 1840.	The Word of Wisdom Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 160 Other versions of this song: The Lord Imparted from Above
May 1840.	Farewell Song Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 111 Other versions of this song: When shall we all meet again?
Apr 1840.	A Hymn Words: Edward Partridge Music: N/A (words only) p. 95 Other versions of this song: We read of the sufferings of saints long ago
Mar 1840.	Now let thy servants O our God! Words: Joel H. Johnson Music: N/A (words only) p. 77 Other versions of this song: Now let thy servants O our God!
Feb 1840.	Zion in Captivity (A Lamentation) Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 64 Other versions of this song: Torn from our friends, and captive led
Jan 1840.	Pratt’s Defence Words: Parley P. Pratt Music: N/A (words only) p. 45 Other versions of this song: As down a lone dungeon
1839 (Return to top)
Dec 1839.	The Slaughter on Shoal Creek Words: Eliza R. Snow Music: N/A (words only) p. 32 Other versions of this song: Here, in a land that freemen call their home