INDEX OF FIRST LINES.

A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z

⇒(The figures indicate the Numbers of the Hymns.)

A

Abide with me, fast falls the eventide, F. Lyte. 1227

A broken heart, my God, my King, Watts. 347

A charge to keep I have, C. Wesley. 876

Acquaint thee, O mortal, Knox. 789

A few more years shall roll, Bonar. 828

Affliction is a stormy deep, Cotton. 1004

After the toil, when the morning breaks, 933

Again our earthly cares we leave, 696

Again the Lord of light and life, Mrs. Barbauld. 694

Ah, guilty sinner, ruined by transgression, 1118

Ah, what avails my strife, C. Wesley. 364

Ah, wretched, vile, ungrateful heart, Mrs. Steele. 341

Alas, and did my Saviour bleed, Watts. 240

Alas, how poor and little worth, Longfellow (Tr.) 1089

Alas, what hourly dangers rise, Mrs. Steele. 872

A little longer still, Christian Register. 931

All around us, fair with flowers, 970

All as God wills, who wisely heeds, Whittier. 904

All hail the power of Jesus’ name, Perronet. 203

All ye nations, praise the Lord, Montgomery. 743

All you that are weary and sad, come, 321

All you that have confessed, 496

Almighty Father, gracious Lord, Mrs. Steele. 644

Almighty Father of mankind, Logan. 87

Almighty God, thy word is cast, 733

Almighty Maker of my frame, Mrs. Steele. 1045

Almighty Sovereign of the skies, 1245

Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, Newton. 403

Am I a soldier of the cross, Watts. 863

Among the mountain trees, T. J. Edmunson. 166

A mother may forgetful be, Mrs. Steele. 446

And are we yet alive, C. Wesley. 705

And can I yet delay, C. Wesley. 365

And can my heart aspire so high, Mrs. Steele. 1011

And did the holy and the just, Mrs. Steele. 173

And is the gospel peace and love, Mrs. Steele. 143

And is there, Lord, a rest, Palmer. 1133

And let our bodies part, C. Wesley. 739

And must I part with all I have, Beddome. 360

And now another day is gone, 1191

And now, my soul, another year, 1240

And will the judge descend, Doddridge. 300

Angels from the realms of glory, Montgomery. 137

Angels, roll the rock away, Gibbons. 189

Another day is past, 1196

Another six days’ work is done, Stennett. 616

A parting hymn we sing, A. R. W. 530

A pilgrim through this lonely world, Bonar. 150

Approach, my soul, the mercy seat, Newton. 564

Arise, ye people, and adore, F. Lyte. 199

Arise, ye saints, arise, 877

Arm of the Lord, awake, awake, Shrubsole. 1268

Around Bethesda’s healing wave, Barton. 349

As down in the sunless retreats, Moore. 1032

As flows the rapid river, S. F. Smith. 1088

Ashamed of Christ, our souls disdain, 381

Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep! Mrs. McKay. 1038

As much have I of worldly good, 148

As o’er the past my memory strays, 871

As oft with worn and weary feet, Wilberforce. 997

As on the cross the Saviour hung, Stennett. 176

As the hart, with eager looks, Montgomery. 823

As the sweet flower that scents, Cunningham. 1040

A sweetly solemn thought, Alice Carey. 1195

At evening time when day is done, Montgomery. 1221

Awake, and sing the song, Hammond. 648

Awaked from sin’s delusive sleep, Moore. 342

Awake, my soul, and with the sun, Kenn. 1181

Awake, my soul, to joyful lays, Medley. 634

Awake, my soul, lift up thine eyes, Mrs. Barbauld. 847

Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve, Doddridge. 866

Awake, my tongue, thy tribute bring, Needham. 105

Awake, our souls, away our fears, Watts. 856

Awake, ye saints, awake, Cotterill. 630

Awake, you saints, and raise your, Doddridge. 815

Away from earth my spirit turns, Palmer. 518

Away from his home, W. Hunter. 1095

A weak and weary dove, with drooping wing, 950

B

Beautiful Zion, built above, 1157

Before Jehovah’s awful throne, Watts. 674

Before thy throne, with tearful eyes, Palmer. 941

Begin, my soul, the lofty strain, Mrs. Rowe. 53

Behold the blind their sight receive, Watts. 145

Hehold the bright morning appears, 194

Behold the day is come, Beddome. 1115

Behold the glories of the Lamb, Watts. 236

Behold the lofty sky, Watts. 19

Behold the man! how glorious he, 171

Behold the morning sun, Watts. 271

Behold the mountain of the Lord, M. Bruce. 597

Behold the Saviour of mankind, S. Wesley, sen. 175

Behold the sure foundation stone, Watts. 444

Behold the woman’s promised seed, Watts. 118

Behold, where in a mortal form, Enfield. 149

Beneath the shadow of the cross, S. Longfellow. 956

Benignant God of love and power, 549

Be still, be still, for all around, 684

Be still, my heart, these anxious cares, Newton. 898

Be thou exalted, O my God, Watts. 675

Beyond, beyond that boundless sea, Conder. 84

Beyond the smiling and the weeping, Bonar. 840

Beyond the starry skies, Turner, varied. 259

Beyond where Cedron’s waters flow, S. F. Smith. 164

Bleeding hearts, defiled by sin, 307

Blessed are the humble souls that see, Watts. 411

Blest are the pure in heart, Keble. 741

Blessed are the sons of God, Humphreys. 420

Blessed be the dear uniting love, C. Wesley. 488

Blessed be the everlasting God, Watts. 182

Blessed be the tie that binds, Fawcett. 495

Blessed be thy love, dear Lord, John Austin. 916

Blessed day of God, most calm, most bright, 699

Blessed feast of love divine, 532

Blessed hour when mortal man retires, Raffles. 679

Blessed is the hour when cares depart, S. F. Smith. 712

Blessed is the man whose, Mrs. Barbauld. 953

Blessed is the man who shuns the place, Watts. 772

Blessed morning whose young dawning, Watts. 183

Blessed Saviour, Friend divine, W. T. Moore. 406

Blessed Sovereign, let my evening song, Watts. 1192

Blow ye the trumpet, blow, Altered by Toplady. 273

Book of grace and book of glory, 21

Bread of heaven, on thee we feed, Conder. 534

Breast the wave, Christian, when it, Staughton. 895

Breathe thoughts of pity o’er a, Edmeston. 975

Bright and joyful was the morn, 127

Brightness of the Father’s glory, 661

Bright source of everlasting love, Boden. 954

Bright the vision that delighted, Ancient Hymns. 662

Bright was the guiding star, Spirit of the Psalms. 229

Broad is the road that leads to death, Watts. 283

Brother, hast thou wandered far, 948

Burdened with guilt, wouldst thou be blest, 318

Buried beneath the yielding wave, 382

Burst, ye emerald gates, and bring, 202

By cool Siloam’s shady rill, Heber. 1211

By faith in Christ I walk with God, Newton. 855

C

Call Jehovah thy salvation, Montgomery. 421

Calm on the listening ear of night, Sears. 123

Child amid the flowers at play, Mrs. Hemans. 574

Children of the heavenly King, Cennick. 498

Child of sin and sorrow, T. Hastings. 322

Christian! see the Orient morning, 602

Christians, keep your armor bright, 861

Christian, the morn breaks sweetly o’er thee, 934

Christian, the vision before thee, A. S. Hayden. 1097

Christ leads me through no darker, R. Baxter. 1003

Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day, C. Wesley. 190

Cling to the crucified, 372

Cling to the mighty One, 265

Come, all ye saints of God, 927

Come, and behold the place, 386

Come, Christian brethren, ere we, H. K. White. 720

Come, come, come to the Saviour, A. D. Fillmore. 324

Come, dear friends, we are all brethren, 501

Come, every pious heart, Stennett. 670

Come from the East with gifts, ye Kings, 1267

Come, happy souls, adore the Lamb, 377

Come humble sinner, in whose breast, Jones. 291

Come in, thou blessed of our God, Kelly. 478

Come in, thou blessed of the Lord, Montgomery. 522

Come let us anew, C. Wesley. 1242

Come, let us join in songs of praise, 233

Come, let us join our cheerful songs, Watts. 206

Come, let us join our friends above, C. Wesley. 494

Come, let us join with hosts above, C. Wesley. 1213

Come, let us join with one accord, C. Wesley. 618

Come, let us pray; ’tis sweet to feel, 569

Come, let us to the Lord our God, Morrison. 357

Come, Lord, and warm each, Mrs. Steele. 697

Come, my Christian brethren, come, 824

Come on, my partners in distress, 509

Come, O thou King of all thy saints, Mrs. Steele. 693

Come, O thou mighty Saviour, Palmer. 598

Come, saints, let us join in the praise, De Fleury. 666

Come, sing to me of heaven, 1135

Come, sinners, to the gospel feast, 285

Come, sound his praise abroad, Watts. 702

Come to Calvary’s holy mountain, Montgomery. 1319

Come to the Ark, come to the Ark, 292

Come to the house of prayer, E. Taylor. 570

Come unto me, when shadows darkly gather, 1228

Come, weary souls, with sin, Mrs. Steele. 281

Come, we that love the Lord, Watts. 701

Come, ye thankful people, come, Henry Alford. 1236

Come, ye that know and fear the Lord, G. Burder. 113

Come, ye disconsolate, where’er, T. Moore. 586

Come, you sinners, poor and needy, Hart. 312

Come, you that love the Lord indeed, 481

Come, you that love the Saviour’s, Mrs. Steele. 230

Crown his head with endless blessing, 205

D

Dark and thorny is the desert, 888

Dark was the night, and cold the ground, 160

Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness, 605

Day of judgment, day of wonders, Newton. 1117

Dear as thou wast, and justly dear, Dale. 1056

Dear Father, to thy mercy-seat, 1309

Dear is the spot where Christians sleep, 1037

Dear Jesus, ever at thy side, Faber. 1212

Death can not make our souls afraid, Watts. 1054

Deathless Spirit, now arise, Toplady. 1072

Deem not that they are blest alone, W. C. Bryant. 994

Delay not, delay not, O sinner, T. Hastings. 330

Desponding soul, O cease thy woe, T. U. Walters. 363

Did Christ o’er sinners weep, Beddome. 161

Didst thou, Lord Jesus, suffer shame, Kirkham. 355

Dismiss us with thy blessing, Lord, Hart. 721

Does the gospel word proclaim, Newton. 369

Do not I trust in thee, O Lord, 766

Down the dark future, through long, Longfellow. 973

Draw near, ye weary, Mrs. St. Leon Loud. 154

Dropping down the troubled river, Bonar. 1075

E

Early, my God, without delay, Watts. 698

Earth has a joy unknown in heaven, 396

Earth, with her ten thousand flowers, 61

Ere mountains reared their forms sublime, F. Lyte. 25

Ere to the world again we go, 717

Eternal Father, strong to save, Hymns, anc. & mod. 1288

Eternal Lord, from land to land, 592

Eternal Lord, whose power, Ray Palmer. 1283

Eternal Source of every joy, Doddridge. 1230

Eternal Source of life and light, 730

Eternal Wisdom, thee we praise, Watts. 112

Every day hath toil and trouble, Bailey. 976

Exalted Prince of life, we own, Doddridge. 210

F

Fading, still fading, the last beam is shining, 1210

Faintly flow, thou falling river, 1205

Fair shines the morning star, Montgomery. 326

Faith adds new charms to earthly bliss, Watts. 352

Fallen on Zion’s battle field, J. N. Maffitt. 1073

Far as thy name is known, Watts. 458

Far down the ages now, Bonar. 459

Farewell, my friends, time rolls along, 507

Far, far o’er hill and dale, 1098

Far from mortal cares retreating, J. Taylor. 709

Far from my heavenly home, Hymns, anc. & mod. 1068

Far from my thoughts, vain world, Watts. 977

Far from these narrow scenes, Mrs. Steele. 429

Far from the world, O Lord, I flee, Cowper. 985

Father divine, thy piercing eye, Doddridge. 986

Father, glory be to thee, Gaskell. 749

Father, hear our humble claim, 707

Father, how wide thy glory shines, Watts. 111

Father, I know that all my life, A. L. Waring. 775

Father, I know thy ways are just, 908

Father, in thy mysterious presence, S. Johnson. 584

Father, I wait before thy throne, Watts. 415

Father of love, our Guide and Friend, 773

Father, O hear me now, Anna W. Hall. 925

Father of mercies, bow thine ear, Beddome. 467

Father of mercies, God of love, Raffles. 81

Father of mercies, in thy word, Mrs. Steele. 10

Father of spirits, humbly bent, Bowring. 671

Father of spirits, nature’s God, 27

Father of the human race, Collyer. 1299

Father supreme, thou high and holy One, 1209

Father, to us thy children, humbly, J. F. Clarke. 589

Father, whate’er of earthly bliss, Mrs. Steele. 558

Father, whene’er our trembling, Bulfinch. 869

Flee as a bird to your mountain, 1316

Fling out the banner, let it float, Doane. 267

For a season called to part, Newton. 748

For ever with the Lord, Montgomery. 873

Forgiveness, ’tis a joyful sound, Gibbons. 395

Forth from the dark and stormy sky, Heber. 678

Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go, C. Wesley. 1178

For thy mercy and thy grace, Henry Downton. 1244

For Zion’s sake I will not rest, J. Quarles. 595

Fountain of light and living breath, 764

Fountain of life and God of love, 1232

Friend after friend departs, Montgomery. 1090

From all that dwell below the skies, Watts. 718

From Calvary a cry was heard, Montgomery. 168

From every stormy wind that blows, Stowell. 547

From Greenland’s icy mountains, Heber. 1285

From the cross uplifted high, Haweis. 303

From the recesses of a lowly spirit, Bowring. 588

From the regions of love, lo! an angel, 139

From the table now retiring, 535

Full of trembling expectation, C. Wesley. 1024

G

Gently, gently lay thy rod, F. Lyte. 1022

Gently, Lord, O gently lead us, Hastings. 1175

Gently, my Saviour, let me down, Hill. 1034

Gird on thy conquering sword, Doddridge. 609

Give me the wings of faith to rise, Watts. 817

Give to our God immortal praise, Watts. 107

Give to the Lord thine heart, 299

Give to the winds thy fears, Gerhardt. 880

Glorious in thy saints appear, Newton. 747

Glorious things of thee are spoken, Newton. 460

Glory, glory everlasting, 664

Glory, glory to our King, Kelly. 1320

Glory to God on high, 668

Glory to God who deigns to bless, 734

Glory to thee, my God, this night, Kenn. 1189

Glory to thee, whose powerful word, C. Wesley. 1289

Go, and the Saviour’s grace proclaim, Morell. 1270

God bless our native land, Dwight. 1250

God calling yet; shall I, From the German. 339

God doth not leave his own, 802

God eternal, Lord of all, J. E. Millard. 60

God in the gospel of his Son, Beddome. 268

God is in his holy temple, 711

God is in the loneliest spot, Conder. 991

God is love; his mercy brightens, Bowring. 116

God is the fountain whence, 96

God is the refuge of his saints, Watts. 442

God moves in a mysterious way, Cowper. 79

God! my supporter and my hope, Watts. 114

God of mercy, do thou never, Pierpont. 1253

God of mercy, God of love, J. Taylor. 882

God of my childhood and my youth, Watts. 1223

God of my life, thy boundless grace, 412

God of my life, to thee, 1174

God of my life, to thee I call, Cowper. 995

God of our salvation, 897

God of our salvation, hear us, Kelly. 756

God of the morning, at whose voice, 1179

God of the prophet’s power, 1272

God’s law demands one living faith, Briggs. 7

God, that madest earth and heaven, Heber. 1201

God with us! O glorious name, 130

Go, messenger of peace and love, Balfour. 466

Go on, you pilgrims, while below, 486

Go to dark Gethsemane, Montgomery. 162

Go to the grave, in all thy, Montgomery. 1082

Go to thy rest, fair child, 1069

Go to thy rest in peace, 1094

Go up, go up, my heart, Bonar. 833

Go watch and pray; thou canst not tell, 1224

Go when the morning shineth, 579

Go with thy servant, Lord, 471

Grace! ’tis a charming sound, Doddridge. 405

Gracious Saviour, we adore thee, Cutting. 394

Gracious Source of every blessing, 1229

Greatest of beings, Source of life, Watts. 46

Great God, attend while Zion sings, Watts. 680

Great God! how infinite art thou, Watts. 39

Great God! the followers of thy, H. Ware, jr. 677

Great God! thy penetrating eye, E. Scott. 40

Great God! we sing that mighty, Doddridge. 1239

Great God! whose universal sway, Watts. 213

Great is the Lord, our God, Watts. 452

Great Maker of unnumbered worlds, 1255

Great Ruler of all nature’s frame, Doddridge. 82

Great Source of boundless power, Mrs. Steele. 1001

Great Source of life and light, 418

Great was the day, the joy was great, Watts. 269

Guide me, O thou great Jehovah, Oliver. 115

Guide us, Lord, while hand in hand, 745

H

Had I ten thousand gifts beside, Chatham. 257

Had I the tongues of Greeks and Jews, Watts. 480

Happy are they who learn in thee, 1007

Happy soul, thy days are ended, C. Wesley. 1077

Happy the child whose tender years, Watts. 1312

Happy the Church, thou sacred place, Watts. 441

Happy the home when God is there, 1171

Happy the saints whose lot is cast, 719

Happy the souls to Jesus joined, C. Wesley. 491

Hail, gracious, heavenly Prince, 1217

Hail, morning known among the, Wardlaw. 614

Hail, ransomed world, awake to glory, 328

Hail, sacred truth, whose piercing rays, 13

Hail, sweetest, dearest tie that binds, Sutton. 430

Hail the blest morn, when the great Mediator, 138

Hail the day that saw him rise, C. Wesley. 628

Hail, thou long expected Jesus, C. Wesley. 136

Hail to the brightness of Zion’s, T. Hastings. 608

Hail to the Prince of life and, Doddridge. 218

Hail, tranquil hour of closing day, L. Bacon. 1193

Hallelujah! best and sweetest, Breviary. 924

Hark, from the world on high, W. T. Moore. 140

Hark, hark, the notes of joy, 132

Hark, hark, the voice of ceaseless praise, 1131

Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds, Medley. 272

Hark how the watchmen cry, C. Wesley. 878

Hark, sinner, while God from, J. B. Hague. 334

Hark, ten thousand harps and voices, Kelly. 663

Hark the glad sound! the Saviour, Doddridge. 124

Hark, the herald angels sing, C. Wesley. 126

Hark, the song of jubilee, Montgomery. 600

Hark, the voice of love and mercy, Evans. 178

Hark, what joyful notes are swelling, W. T. Moore. 134

Hark, what mean those holy voices, Cawood. 135

Hark, ye mortals, hear the trumpet, 1116

Hasten, Lord, the glorious time, F. Lyte. 599

Haste, O sinner, to be wise, T. Scott. 306

Haste, traveler, haste, the night, Collyer. 276

Have you heard, have you heard of that, 1162

Have we no tears to shed for him, Lyra Cath. 170

Head of the Church triumphant, C. Wesley. 742

Hear, Father, hear our prayer, 587

Hear, gracious God, a sinner’s cry, 344

Hear my prayer, O heavenly, Thos. Park. 1321

Hear, O sinner, mercy hails you, Reed. 316

Hear the royal proclamation, 274

Hear what God the Lord hath spoken, Cowper. 601

Heavenly Father, to whose eye, Conder. 572

He bids us come, his voice we know, 795

He came not with his heavenly crown, Doane. 155

He dies! the Friend of sinners dies, Watts. 172

He has come, the Christ of God, Bonar. 129

He knelt! the Saviour knelt, Mrs. Hemans. 165

He leadeth me, O blessed thought, 768

He lives, the great Redeemer lives, Mrs. Steele. 212

Help us, O Lord, thy yoke to wear 964

Here behold me as I cast, Joachim Neander. 891

Here I sink before thee lowly, 539

Here is my heart, I give it thee, 348

Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face, 544

Here, Saviour, we would come, 388

Here we are but straying, I. N. Carman. 829

He sendeth sun, he sendeth, Sarah F. Adams. 68

He that goeth forth with weeping, Hastings. 969

He who on earth as man was known, Newton. 246

High as the heavens above the ground, Watts. 1264

High in yonder realms of light, Raffles. 1138

Holy Bible! book divine, 20

Holy Father, thou hast taught me, 887

Holy Lord, our hearts prepare, 576

Honor and happiness unite, Cowper. 413

Hope of our hearts, O Lord, appear, 1099

Ho, reapers of life’s harvest, 476

Hosanna, raise the pealing hymn, 234

Hosanna to our conquering King, Watts. 243

Hosanna to the Prince of light, Watts. 185

How are thy servants blest, O Lord, Addison. 1292

How beauteous are their feet, Watts. 270

How beauteous were the marks, A. C. Coxe. 144

How blest are they whose transient, Norton. 1042

How blest the righteous when, Mrs. Barbauld. 1039

How blest the sacred tie that, Mrs. Barbauld. 479

How bright these glorious spirits shine, 909

How calm and beautiful the morn, T. Hastings. 186

How charming is the place, Stennett. 454

How did my heart rejoice to hear, Watts. 445

How firm a foundation, ye saints of, Kirkham. 792

How free and boundless is the grace, Beddome. 287

How gentle God’s commands, Doddridge. 92

How gracious and how wise, Doddridge. 1018

How happy are they who their, C. Wesley. 408

How happy every child of grace, C. Wesley. 404

How happy is the Christian’s state, 402

How happy is the pilgrim’s lot, C. Wesley. 1061

How honored, how dear is that sacred, Conder. 585

How honored is the place, Watts. 457

How long, O Lord, our Saviour, 831

How oft, alas! this wretched heart, Mrs. Steele. 868

How painfully pleasing the fond recollection, 23

How pleased and blest was I, Watts. 627

How pleasing to behold and see, Dobell. 515

How pleasant, how divinely fair, Watts. 686

How precious is the book divine, Fawcett. 9

How shall I my Saviour set forth, Maxwell. 659

How shall the young secure their hearts, Watts. 15

How short and hasty is our life, Watts. 1052

How sweet, how heavenly is the sight, Swain. 493

How sweetly flowed the gospel sound, Bowring. 141

How sweet the gospel trumpet sounds, 1279

How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, Newton. 247

How sweet the praise, how high, B. Skene. 638

How sweet to be allowed to pray, 560

How sweet to leave the world awhile, Kelly. 548

How tender is thy hand, T. Hastings. 1015

How vain is all beneath the skies, 426

How various and how new, Stennett. 652

How vast is the tribute I owe, 1027

Humble souls, who seek salvation, Fawcett. 393

Hungry, and faint, and poor, 703

Hush the loud cannon’s roar, Johns. 965

I

I am a stranger here, 1154

I am thy workmanship, O Lord, Conder. 816

I am weary of straying, O fain, 837

I can not always trace the way, Charlotte Elliott. 86

“I come,” the great Redeemer cries, 385

I come to thee, to-night, 1317

I did thee wrong, my God, Bonar. 926

If human kindness meets return, R. W. Noel. 520

If life’s pleasures charm you, F. S. Key. 439

If ’tis sweet to mingle where, 571

I have no resting place on earth, W. Baxter. 819

I hear thee speak of the better, Mrs. Hemans. 1158

I journey forth, Hymns from Land of Luther. 1139

I know not if or dark or bright, 803

I know that my Redeemer lives, Medley. 219

I’ll praise my Maker while I’ve, Watts. 72

I look to thee in every need, 912

I love the volume of thy word, Watts. 8

I love thy kingdom, Lord, Dwight. 453

I love to steal awhile away, Mrs. Brown. 562

I love to think of heaven, 1134

I’m but a stranger here, T. R. Taylor. 1146

I’m not ashamed to own my Lord, Watts. 865

In all my Lord’s appointed ways, Ryland. 380

In all my ways, O God, 1173

In every trouble, sharp and strong, 1010

In expectation sweet, Kelly. 1109

Infinite excellence is thine, Fawcett. 237

In heavenly love abiding, 785

In hymns of praise, eternal God, 119

In Jordan’s tide the Baptist, Rippon’s Coll. 142

In memory of the Saviour’s love, 524

In seasons of grief, to my God I’ll, Hunter. 264

In silence of the voiceless night, 980

In sweet, exalted strains, Francis. 1301

In that world of ancient story, Miss H. M. Bolman. 1152

In the Christian’s home in glory, 1149

In thee, O Lord, I put my trust, W. T. Moore. 845

In the floods of tribulation, Pearce. 1026

In thy name, O Lord, assembling, Kelly. 713

In time of fear, when trouble’s near, Hastings. 788

In trouble and in grief, O God, 910

I praise thy name, O God of light, 1180

I saw the cross of Jesus, F. Whitfield. 543

I sing the almighty power of God, Watts. 50

Is it a long way off, 1153

Israel’s Shepherd, guide me, feed, Beckersteth. 751

Israel the desert trod, 778

Is there a lone and dreary hour, Mrs. Gilman. 761

It came upon the midnight clear, E. H. Sears. 120

I think when I read that sweet story of old, 1220

It is finished, man of sorrows, T. H. Hedge. 533

It is not death to die, Bethune. 1066

It is the hour of prayer, 568

It is the Lord, enthroned in light, Green. 906

I will extol thee, Lord on high, 1000

I will not let thee go, thou help, Desyler. 798

I would not live alway, I ask not, Muhlenberg. 836

J

Jehovah reigns, he dwells in light, Watts. 44

Jehovah reigns, his throne is high, Watts. 28

Jerusalem, my glorious home, 821

Jerusalem, my happy home, 820

Jesus, and shall it ever be, Gregg. 373

Jesus, cast a look on me, Berridge. 780

Jesus, guide our way, Count Zinzendorf. 805

Jesus, hail! enthroned in glory, Bakewell. 1322

Jesus has died for me, W. T. Moore. 541

Jesus has died that I might live, C. Wesley. 814

Jesus, I love thy charming name, Doddridge. 251

Jesus, immortal King, arise, Burder. 245

Jesus, I my cross have, F. Lyte. 923

Jesus, in thee our eyes behold, Watts. 242

Jesus, in thy transporting name, Mrs. Steele. 238

Jesus invites his saints, Watts. 529

Jesus, Lamb of God, for me, Ray Palmer. 390

Jesup, Lord, we look to thee, C. Wesley. 499

Jesus, lover of my soul, C. Wesley. 262

Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone, Cennick. 375

Jesus, my love, my chief delight, Beddome. 807

Jesus, my strength, my hope, C. Wesley. 567

Jesus, our Lord, ascend thy throne, Watts. 204

Jesus, Saviour, all divine, T. Hastings. 990

Jesus shall reign where’er the sun, Watts. 209

Jesus, Sun of Righteousness, Rosenmoth. 1188

Jesus, take me for thine own, 918

Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear, May L. Duncan. 1207

Jesus, the Friend of man, Watts. 526

Jesus, these eyes have never seen, Ray Palmer. 776

Jesus, the spring of joys divine, Mrs. Steele. 220

Jesus, the very thought is sweet, Bernard. 227

Jesus, thou art the sinner’s Friend, Burnham. 241

Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts, Bernard. 513

Jesus, thou Shepherd of the sheep, Collyer. 482

Jesus, thou Source of calm repose, 225

Jesus, thy blessings are not few, Watts. 295

Jesus, to thy wounds I fly, C. Wesley. 391

Jesus wept! those tears are over, 156

Jesus, where’er thy people meet, Cowper. 551

Joyfully, joyfully, onward I move, 793

Joy to the world, the Lord is come, Watts. 125

Judges who rule the world by laws, Watts. 1259

Just as I am, without one plea, Charlotte Elliott. 343

K

Keep us, Lord, O keep us ever, 755

Kind Father, look with pity now, W. T. Moore. 864

Kindred in Christ, for his dear sake, Newton. 477

King Jesus, reign for evermore, Wardlaw’s Coll. 208

Know ye that better land, 1136

L

Lamb of God, whose bleeding love, C. Wesley. 537

Lamp of our feet, whereby we trace, Barton. 16

Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us, Edmeston. 842

Let earthly minds the world pursue, Newton. 647

Let earth, with every isle and sea, Watts. 255

Let everlasting glories crown, Watts. 221

Let every heart and tongue, W. T. Moore. 651

Let every heart rejoice and sing, Washburne. 1248

Let every mortal ear attend, Watts. 286

Let me be with thee, when, Charlotte Elliott. 810

Let me go, my soul is weary, W. Baxter. 825

Let my life be hid in thee, 989

Let not your hearts with anxious, Wardlaw’s Coll. 1060

Let others boast their ancient line, Cruttenden. 425

Let party names no more, Beddome. 497

Let the land mourn through all, Montgomery. 1261

Let the whole race of creatures lie, Watts. 89

Let thoughtless thousands choose, Hopkins. 338

Let us awake our joys, Kingsbury. 667

Let us sing the King Messiah, 1323

Let us with a joyful mind, Milton. 97

Let Zion and her sons rejoice, Watts. 594

Life is a span, a fleeting hour, Mrs. Steele. 1055

Life is the time to serve the Lord, Watts. 284

Lift up your heads, ye gates, Montgomery. 196

Lift up your stately heads, ye doors, 197

Light of the lonely pilgrim’s heart, 1271

Light of them that sit in darkness, 1282

Like morning, when her early breeze, Moore. 409

Like Noah’s weary dove, Muhlenberg. 456

Like sheep, we went astray, Watts. 258

Listen to the gospel telling, W. T. Moore. 315

Lo! he comes with clouds, Olivers. 1104

Lo! he cometh! countless trumpets, 1103

Long as I live I’ll praise thy name, Watts. 645

Long did I toil, and knew no earthly rest, 791

Look from on high, great God, Rippon’s Coll. 688

Look, ye saints, the sight is glorious, Kelly. 207

Lord, a little band and lowly, 1218

Lord, all I am is known to thee, 35

Lord, at this closing hour, E. T. Fitch. 735

Lord, at thy table we behold, Stennett. 523

Lord, bless thy saints assembled here, 483

Lord, cause thy face on us to shine, 723

Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing, Burder. 754

Lord, how delightful ’tis to see, Watts. 722

Lord, I am thine, entirely thine, Davies. 397

Lord, I have foes without, within, Montgomery. 853

Lord, I have made thy word my choice, Watts. 12

Lord, in whose might the Saviour trod, Bulfinch. 414

Lord, lead the way the Saviour went, Croswell. 955

Lord, let thy goodness lead our land, 1307

Lord, let thy Spirit penetrate, Bonar. 417

Lord, Lord, defend the desolate, Milton. 1262

Lord, may the Spirit of this feast, Mrs. Sigourney. 519

Lord, my weak thought in vain, Ray Palmer. 26

Lord, now we part in thy blest name, Heber. 724

Lord of all being, throned afar, O. W. Holmes. 636

Lord of eternal truth and might, Breviary. 1177

Lord of hosts, to thee we raise, Montgomery. 1304

Lord of my life, O may thy praise, Mrs. Steele. 1182

Lord of the harvest, hear, C. Wesley. 473

Lord of the harvest, thee we hail, J. H. Gurney. 1237

Lord of the worlds above, Watts. 714

Lord, thou hast bid thy people pray, C. Wesley. 1257

Lord, thou hast formed mine every, E. A. Scott. 33

Lord, thou hast searched and seen me, Watts. 32

Lord, we come before thee now, Hammond. 708

Lord, we expect a day, 822

Lord, what is man? extremes how, Newton. 109

Lord, when my thoughts delighted, Mrs. Steele. 345

Lord, when together here we meet, 732

Lord, while for all mankind we pray, Welford. 1265

Lord, whom winds and seas obey, C. Wesley. 1295

Lo! round the throne a glorious band, 1121

Lo! the Seal of death is breaking, 1112

Love divine, all love excelling, C. Wesley. 710

Love for all! and can it be, S. Longfellow. 367

Love of God! all love excelling, W. T. Moore. 1274

Lonely and solemn be, Mrs. Hemans. 1087

M

Majestic sweetness sits enthroned, Stennett. 250

Make channels for the streams of love, French. 958

Mary to the Saviour’s tomb, Newton. 192

May the grace of Christ our Saviour, Newton. 752

Meekly in Jordan’s flowing stream, S. F. Smith. 384

Mercy alone can meet my case, Montgomery. 361

’Mid scenes of confusion, and creature, Denham. 510

Mistaken souls that dream of heaven, Watts. 354

Morning breaks upon the tomb, Collyer. 191

Mortals, awake, with angels join, Medley. 121

Must Simon bear the cross alone, G. N. Allen. 889

My Christian friends in bonds of love, 485

My country, ’tis of thee, S. F. Smith. 1251

My days are gliding swiftly by, Nelson. 800

My dear Redeemer and my Lord, Watts. 146

My faith looks up to thee, Ray Palmer. 542

My feet are worn and weary with the march, 843

My few revolving years, Beddome. 1241

My God, how endless is thy love, Watts. 1306

My God, how excellent thy grace, Watts. 106

My God, how wonderful thou art, 80

My God, in whom are all the springs, 64

My God, is any hour so sweet, Charlotte Elliott. 581

My God, my Father, while I, Charlotte Elliott. 900

My God, my heart with love inflame, 979

My God, my King, thy various praise, Watts. 635

My God, my strength, my hope, C. Wesley. 915

My God, permit my tongue, Watts. 704

My God, the spring of all my joys, Watts. 769

My God, thy boundless love I praise, H. Moore. 42

My God, thy service well demands, Doddridge. 1009

My gracious Redeemer I love, Francis. 657

My heavenly home is bright and fair, 1124

My Jesus, as thou wilt, B. Schmolk. 921

My only Saviour, when I feel, 557

My opening eyes with rapture see, 612

My precious Lord, for thy dear name, 553

My Prophet thou, my heavenly guide, 226

My rest is heaven, my home is not here, F. Lyte. 838

My Saviour, my almighty Friend, Watts. 249

My Shepherd’s mighty aid, J. Roberts. 781

My spirit longs for thee, John Byrom. 834

My spirit looks to God alone, Watts. 996

My spirit on thy care, F. Lyte. 779

My soul, be on thy guard, Heath. 875

My soul, how lovely is the place, Watts. 691

My soul, it is thy God, 881

My soul, repeat his praise, Watts. 95

My soul, triumphant in the Lord, Doddridge. 436

My times are in thy hand, 914

My times of sorrow and joy, Beddome. 1006

N

Nature with all her powers shall sing, Watts. 45

Nay, tell us not of dangers dire, Lamar. 867

Nearer, my God, to thee, Mrs. S. F. Adams. 928

Near the cross our station taking, 536

New every morning is the love, Keble. 1176

Night with ebon pinion, L. H. Jameson. 163

No bitter tears for thee be shed, Mrs. Hemans. 1049

No change of time shall ever, Tate & Brady. 65

No night shall be in heaven, 1169

No, no, it is not dying, Malon. 1092

No seas again shall sever, Bonar. 1144

No shadows yonder, Bonar. 1148

No sickness there, Neal. 1160

Not all the blood of beasts, Watts. 531

Not for the pious dead we weep, Mrs. Barbauld. 1059

Not for the summer hour alone, Mrs. Sigourney. 1298

Not here, not here! not where the sparkling, 839

Not to condemn the sons of men, Watts. 147

Not to the terrors of the Lord, Watts. 449

Now, as long as here I roam, Gerhardt. 799

Now be my heart inspired to sing, 211

Now begin the heavenly theme, Langford. 653

Now for a song of lofty praise, Watts. 181

Now from labor and from care, T. Hastings. 1198

Now I have found a Friend, Ryle. 440

Now I have found the ground, C. Wesley. 400

Now is the accepted time, Dobel. 297

Now is the day of grace, 298

Now let each happy guest, 527

Now let our cheerful eyes survey, Doddridge. 235

Now let our souls on wings sublime, Gibbons. 806

Now may he, who from the dead, Newton. 746

Now may the Lord, our Shepherd, Montgomery. 715

Now the shades of night are gone, 1186

Now to heaven our prayer ascending, 1278

Now to thy heavenly Father’s praise, Mrs. Steele. 1014

Now to the Lord, who makes, 340

O

O be not faithless with the morn, B. Barton. 959

O bless the Lord, my soul, let all, Watts. 93

O bless the Lord, my soul, his, Montgomery. 650

O blest the souls, for ever blest, 685

O bow thine ear, eternal One, Pierpont. 1302

O Christ, our King, Creator, Lord, Ray Palmer. 215

O come in life’s gay morning, 325

O come, loud anthems let us sing, Tate & Brady. 682

O could I find from day to day, 987

O could I speak the matchless worth, Medley. 152

O could our thoughts and wishes fly, Mrs. Steele. 1128

O day of rest and gladness, Wordsworth. 633

O do not let the world depart, 280

O’er the gloomy hills of darkness, Williams. 1280

O, eyes that are weary, and hearts that are sore, 790

O Father, gladly we repose, G. Gaskell. 763

O Father, though the anxious fear, 620

O Father, with protecting care, 687

O for a closer walk with God, Cowper. 943

O for a faith that will not shrink, Bath Coll. 353

O for a heart to praise my God, C. Wesley. 811

O for an overcoming faith, Watts. 1063

O for the peace that floweth as a river, Bonar. 930

Of thy love, some gracious token, Kelley. 759

Oft in sorrow, oft in woe, 883

O God, by whom the seed is given, Heber. 731

O God, my heart is fully bent, Tate & Brady. 38

O God of Bethel, by whose hand, Doddridge. 73

O God of love! O King of peace! 1258

O God, thy grace and blessing give, 1046

O God, unseen, yet ever near, 521

O God, we praise thee and confess, Patrick. 36

O gracious Lord, whose mercies rise, 962

O happy children who follow Jesus, 508

O happy day that fixed my choice, Doddridge. 398

O happy is the man who hears, 1216

O happy they who know the Lord, 492

O, he whom Jesus loved has truly, Whittier. 972

O holy Saviour, Friend unseen, 371

O how divine, how sweet the joy, Needham. 358

O how I love thy holy law, Watts. 14

O how kindly hast thou led me, Grinfield. 922

O Israel, to thy tents repair, Kelly. 850

O Jesus, King most wonderful, Breviary. 244

O Jesus, Saviour of the lost, Bickersteth. 559

O let my trembling soul be still, Bowring. 902

O Jesus, the giver of all we enjoy, 665

O let the joyful tidings fill the wide, 610

O let your mingling voices rise, 639

O Lord, and shall thy spirit rest, Mrs. Steele. 410

O Lord, and will thy pardoning love, 383

O Lord, another day is flown, H. K. White. 1315

O Lord, how full of sweet, Madame Guyon. 67

O Lord, how happy should we be, 582

O Lord, I would delight in thee, 566

O Lord, thy heavenly grace impart, J. F. Oberlin. 765

O Lord, thy perfect word, Beddome. 18

O Lord, thy precepts I survey, Watts. 17

O Lord, when faith, with fixed eyes, 169

O Lord, thy counsels, 899

O love beyond conception great, 108

O love divine, how sweet thou art, C. Wesley. 505

O love divine, that stooped to, O. W. Holmes. 66

O love of God, how strong and true, Bonar. 110

O may the power which melts the rock, 1256

O mourner, who with tender love, 1048

O my soul, what means this sadness, Fawcett. 890

Once the angel started back, Bishop Williams. 546

One baptism and one faith, E. Robinson. 511

One there is above all others, Newton. 263

On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand, Stennett. 431

Only waiting till the shadows, 1226

O North, with all thy vales of, W. C. Bryant. 256

O, not to fill the mouth of fame, 771

On the mountain’s top appearing, Kelly. 604

Onward, Christian, though the, S. Johnson. 885

Onward, onward, men of heaven, Mrs. Sigourney. 1275

Onward speed thy conquering, S. F. Smith. 1286

On Zion’s glorious summit stood, Kent. 1120

O peace of God, sweet peace of God, 760

O praise our God to-day, 966

O present still, though still unseen, W. Scott. 725

O render thanks to God above, Tate & Brady. 637

O sacred day of peace and joy, 613

O sacred Head, now wounded, Gerhardt. 177

O Saviour, lend a listening ear, T. Hastings. 945

O Saviour, whose mercy severe in its, Grant. 893

O shadow in a sultry land, 1313

O source divine and life of all, Sterling. 30

O strong to save and bless, Bonar. 786

O suffering Friend of human kind, Bulfinch. 157

O sweetly breathe the lyres above, Palmer. 399

O tell me no more of this world’s, Gambold. 841

O that I could for ever dwell, Reed. 981

O that I had wings like a dove, W. T. Moore. 826

O there’s a better world on high, 433

O think that while you’re weeping, Dr. Huie. 1085

O this is blessing, this is rest, Anna L. Waring. 762

O thou Fount of every blessing, Robinson. 660

O thou from whom all goodness flows, Hawes. 862

O thou in whose presence my soul takes delight, 1030

O thou my Light, my Life, my Joy, 74

O thou pure light of souls that love, Breviary. 554

O thou that hearest prayer, 424

O thou that hearest when sinners cry, Watts. 939

O thou to whom in ancient times, Ware. 676

O thou to whose all searching sight, C. Wesley. 809

O thou who driest the mourner’s tear, Moore. 1005

O thou who in the olive shade, Mrs. Hemans. 1012

O thou whose own vast temple, W. C. Bryant. 1303

O thou whose tender mercy hears, Mrs. Steele. 942

O turn you, O turn you, for why will you die, 329

Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed, 422

Our Christ hath reached his, Frothingham. 450

Our earth we now lament to see, C. Wesley. 1260

Our Father God, not face to face, E. H. Chapin. 983

Our Father in heaven, S. J. Hale. 580

Our Fathers, where are they, 1067

Our God, our help in ages past, Watts. 75

Our heavenly Father calls, Doddridge. 528

Our Lord is risen from the dead, C. Wesley. 195

Our pathway oft is wet with tears, Barton. 1222

Our Saviour bowed beneath the wave, 376

Our souls are in the Saviour’s hand, 907

Out of the depths of woe, Montgomery. 1017

O what amazing words of grace, Medley. 290

O when shall I see Jesus, 830

O where are kings and empires now, A. C. Coxe. 451

O where can the soul find relief from, Dutton. 1166

O where is now that glowing love, Kelly. 858

O where shall rest be found, Montgomery. 1065

O why despond in life’s dark vale, 77

O why this disconsolate frame, 1028

O worship the King all glorious above, Grant. 102

O you immortal throng, Doddridge. 1324

P

Psalm of glory, raiment bright, Montgomery. 1140

Peace be to this congregation, C. Wesley. 750

Peacefully, tenderly, 506

Peace, peace on earth; the heart, Longfellow. 974

Peace! the welcome sound proclaim, 1247

Peace, troubled soul, whose plaintive moan, 350

People of the living God, Montgomery. 368

Pity, Lord, this child of clay, 947

Planted in Christ, the living Vine, S. F. Smith. 487

Plunged in a gulf of dark despair, Watts. 252

Praise and thanks, and cheerful love, 1235

Praise God, ye heavenly hosts above, W. T. Moore. 728

Praise, my soul, the King of heaven, F. Lyte. 101

Praise on thee in Zion’s gates, Conder. 655

Praise the Lord, his glories show, F. Lyte. 58

Praise the Lord, ye heavens adore, Dub. Coll. 1252

Praise the Lord, ye saints adore him, B. Skene. 673

Praise to God, immortal praise, Epis. Coll. 1249

Praise ye the Lord, immortal choir, 51

Praise ye the Lord, ’tis good to raise, Watts. 24

Prayer is the soul’s sincere desire, Montgomery. 565

Precious Bible! what a treasure, Newton. 22

Prince of peace! control my will, 1021

Purer yet and purer, Mason. 835

Q

Quiet, Lord, my froward heart, Newton. 920

R

Raise your triumphant songs, Watts. 649

Bedeemed from guilt, redeemed from, F. Lyte. 401

Rejoice, believers in the Lord, Newton. 770

Rejoice, O earth, the Lord is King, 640

Repent, the voice celestial cries, Doddridge. 356

Rest for the toiling hand, Bonar. 1110

Restless thy spirit, poor wandering, A. Broaddus. 333

Restore, O Father, to our times restore, 461

Rest, weary heart, 796

Return, my roving heart, return, Doddridge. 982

Return, my soul, and sweetly rest, Latrobe. 1122

Return, O wanderer, now return, Collyer. 288

Return, O wanderer, to thy home, T. Hastings. 296

Rise, glorious Conqueror, rise, 201

Rise, gracious God, and shine, Pratt’s Coll. 1273

Rise, my soul, and stretch thy, R. Seagrave. 832

Rise, O my soul, pursue the path, Needham. 860

Rise, tune thy voice to sacred song, 642

Rocked in the cradle of the deep, Mrs. Willard. 1291

Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Toplady. 261

Roll on, thou mighty ocean, Noel’s Coll. 1287

S

Safely through another week, Newton. 629

Salvation, O the joyful sound, Watts. 254

Saviour, breathe an evening blessing, Edmeston. 1202

Saviour, haste, our souls are waiting, 1102

Saviotir, I lift my trembling eyes, 216

Saviour, teach me day by day, 784

Saviour, through my rebellious, Charlotte Elliott. 998

Saviour, thy gentle voice, 656

Saviour, thy law we love, 387

Saviour, when in dust, to thee, Grant. 578

Say, whence does this union arise, Baldwin. 500

Say, who is she that looks abroad, 596

Scorn not the slightest word or deed, 957

See! from Zion’s sacred mountain, Kelly. 462

See! gracious God, before thy throne, Mrs. Steele. 1263

See how the rising sun, E. Scott. 1184

See how the willing converts trace, Stennett. 379

See the shining dew-drops, 669

Servant of God, well done, Montgomery. 1070

Shall we grow weary in our watch, Whittier. 896

Shall we sing in heaven for ever, 1164

Shed kindly light amid the encircling, Newman. 590

She loved her Saviour; and to him, Cutter. 960

Shepherd of souls, refresh and bless, 525

Shepherds, hail the wondrous stranger, Psalmist. 133

Shepherd of thy little flock, 575

She was the music of our home, Bonar. 1062

Shout the tidings of salvation, 1276

Show pity, Lord, O Lord, forgive, Watts. 346

Silent, like men in solemn haste, Bonar. 848

Silently the shades of evening, 1204

Silent night, hallowed night, 131

Since all the varying scenes of life, 85

Since first thy word awaked my heart, Moore. 407

Since God is mine, then present, Beddome. 88

Since I can read my title clear, Watts. 434

Since Jesus freely did appear, Berridge. 1297

Since o’er thy footstool here below, Muhlenberg. 55

Sing of Jesus, sing for ever, Kelly. 260

Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice, 47

Sinner, art thou still secure, Newton. 308

Sinner, come, ’mid thy gloom, 319

Sinner, go; will you go, 327

Sinners, come; no longer wander, B. Skene. 335

Sinners, seek the priceless treasure, W. T. Moore. 311

Sinners, turn; why will you die, C. Wesley. 304

Sinners, will you scorn the message, Allen. 314

Sister, thou wast mild and lovely, S. F. Smith. 1076

Sleep not, soldier of the cross, Gaskell. 884

So fades the lonely, blooming flower, Mrs. Steele. 1041

Softly now the light of day, Doane. 1199

Soft be the gently breathing notes, Collyer. 514

Soldiers of Christ, arise, C. Wesley. 879

Songs of immortal praise belong, Watts. 37

Songs of praise awake the morn, Montgomery. 654

Son of God, our glorious Head, G. B. Ide. 475

Soon and for ever the breaking of day, 844

Soon may the last glad song arise, 1269

Soon we shall meet again, C. Wesley. 738

Source of being, source of light, C. Wesley. 59

Sound, sound the truth abroad, Kelly. 275

Sovereign Ruler of the skies, Ryland. 919

Sow in the morn, thy seed, Montgomery. 967

Stand up and bless the Lord, Montgomery. 700

Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears, Watts. 427

Star of the morn and even, F. T. Palgrave. 797

Star of peace to wanderers weary, 1294

Stealing from the world away, Ray Palmer. 577

Still nigh me, O my Saviour, stand, C. Wesley. 224

Still one in life, and one in death, Bonar. 484

Still will we trust, though earth, W. H. Burleigh. 801

Still with thee, O my God, 988

Stop, poor sinner, stop and think, Newton. 317

Sun of my Soul, thou Saviour dear, Keble. 978

Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, 550

Sweet is the fading light of eve, S. F. Smith. 615

Sweet is the friendly voice, Jervis. 366

Sweet is the morning of thy grace, Watts. 76

Sweet is the prayer, whose holy stream, 984

Sweet is the task, O Lord, F. Lyte. 625

Sweet is the work, my God, my King, Watts. 611

Sweet land of rest, for thee I sigh, 812

Sweet the moment, rich in blessing, Altered from Batty. 538

Sweet was the time when first I felt, Newton. 944

T

Take me, my Father, take me, 949

Take my heart, O Father, mould it, 1219

Tarry with me, O my Saviour, 1203

Teach us in time of deep distress, 1308

Thanks be to him who built the hills, Bonar. 1246

Thanks for mercies past received, 744

That clime is not like this dull clime of ours, 1165

That day of wrath! that dreadful day, Sir W. Scott. 1107

The Almighty reigns exalted high, Watts. 62

The angels that watched round the, Collyer. 193

The billows swell, the winds are high, Cowper. 857

The captive’s oar may pause upon the galley, 894

The chariot, the chariot, its wheels, I. Williams. 1111

The child leans on its parent’s, I. Williams. 794

The Christian banner, dread no loss, J. G. Lyons. 266

The Christian warrior, see him, Montgomery. 846

The Church has waited long, Bonar. 1100

The day is ended; ere I sink to sleep, Kimball. 1208

The day is past and gone, Watts. 1197

The dove, let loose in Eastern skies, Moore. 818

Thee we adore, O gracious Lord, 217

The floods, O Lord, lift up their, G. Burgess. 1290

The glories of our birth and state, Sherley. 1044

The God of harvest praise, Montgomery. 1234

The God of mercy will indulge, Fawcett. 1036

The great Redeemer we adore, Stennett. 378

The harvest dawn is near, G. Burgess. 1233

The heavenly spheres to thee, O God, Bowring. 54

The heavens declare thy glory, Lord, Watts. 1

The hour of my departure’s come, Logan. 1051

Their hearts shall not be moved, 936

The King of heaven his table, Doddridge. 294

The last lovely morning, 1113

The Lord descended from above, Sternhold. 90

The Lord is great; ye hosts of heaven adore, 41

The Lord is King, lift up thy voice, Conder. 214

The Lord is my Shepherd, no, Montgomery. 103

The Lord is risen, indeed, Kelly. 187

The Lord Jehovah reigns, and royal, Watts. 57

The Lord Jehovah reigns, let all, Watts. 56

The Lord my pasture shall prepare, Addison. 70

The Lord my Shepherd is, Watts. 94

The Lord of glory is my light, Watts. 447

The Lord will come, the earth shall, Heber. 1106

The mellow eve is gliding, Sac. Songs. 1200

The morning dawns upon the place, Montgomery. 158

The morning flowers display their, C. Wesley. 1035

The morning light returns, A. S. Hayden. 1185

The offerings to thy throne which rise, Bowring. 695

The perfect world by Adam trod, N. P. Willis. 1300

The Prince of salvation in triumph, S. F. Smith. 606

There is a calm for those who, Montgomery. 1086

There is a fold where none can stray, East. 1132

There is a fountain filled with blood, Cowper. 253

There is a land, a happy land, 1129

There is a land immortal, Barry Cornwall. 1145

There is a land mine eye hath seen, 1119

There is a land of pure delight, Watts. 428

There is a little, lonely fold, 448

There is a name I love to hear, 416

There is an hour of hallowed, W. B. Tappan. 1126

There is an hour of peaceful, W. B. Tappan. 1130

There is a place where my hopes, W. Hunter. 1159

There is a region lovelier far, Tuck. 1125

There is a stream whose gentle flow, Watts. 4

There is no night in heaven, 1143

There’s a region above, 1147

There’s a land far away, ’mid, J. F. Clarke. 1167

There seems a voice in every gale, Mrs. Opie. 48

There’s music in the upper heaven, 1127

There’s not a tint that paints the, Wallace. 52

There’s nothing bright above, below, Moore. 63

The Saviour bids us watch and pray, 870

The Saviour calls; let every ear, Mrs. Steele. 289

The Saviour, O what endless charms, Mrs. Steele. 239

The Saviour risen, to-day we praise, 622

The shadows of the evening, Miss A. A. Procter. 1194

The Son of man they did betray, 179

The spacious firmament on high, Addison. 43

The spring tide hour, J. S. B. Monsell. 1033

The starry firmament on high, Grant. 3

The tempter to my soul hath said, Montgomery. 851

The sun above us gleaming, A. Crithfield. 892

The voice of free grace cries “escape, Thornby. 332

The winds were howling o’er the deep, Heber. 151

The world may change from, Sarah F. Adams. 438

They are going, only going, 1074

They who seek the throne of grace, 573

Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we, Doddridge. 617

Think gently of the erring one, Miss Fletcher. 490

This book is all that’s left me now, Morris. 1172

This is not my place of resting, Bonar. 1142

This is the day the first ripe sheaf, 621

This is the day the Lord hath made, Watts. 619

This is the glorious day, Watts. 624

This Lord is the Lord we adore, Hart. 658

This world is poor from shore to shore, Nelson. 874

Thou art gone to the grave, but we will, Heber. 1096

Thou art my hiding place, O Lord, Raffles. 563

Thou art my portion, O my God, Watts. 774

Thou art, O God, the life and light, Moore. 49

Thou art, O Lord, the boundless source, W. T. Moore. 34

Thou art our Shepherd, glorious God, 729

Thou art the way, and he who sighs, 223

Thou art the way, to thee alone, Doane. 248

Thou, dear Redeemer, dying Lamb, Cennick. 231

Though all the world my choice, G. Terstergan. 336

Though faint, yet pursuing, we go on our way, 583

Though I walk through the gloomy vale, Watts. 1047

Though I walk the downward shade, 1071

Though troubles assail, and dangers, Newton. 100

Thou God of love! beneath thy sheltering wings, 1093

Thou grace divine, encircling all, Eliza Scudder. 1311

Thou hidden love of God, whose, G. Terstergan. 859

Thou Lord of life, whose tender care, 1310

Thou only Sovereign of my heart, Mrs. Steele. 222

Thou Saviour, from thy throne on, Ray Palmer. 555

Thou sovereign Lord of earth and skies, 1170

Thou sweet gliding Kedron, Maria De Fleury. 167

Thou that dost my life prolong, Enfield. 1187

Thou very present aid, C. Wesley. 1020

Thou who didst stoop below, Martineau’s Coll. 200

Through all the changing scenes, Tate & Brady. 911

Through all this life’s eventful road, 716

Through cross to crown! and though, Rosegarten. 932

Through the day thy love has spared us, Kelly. 1206

Through the love of God our Saviour, 787

Thus Abra’am, full of sacred awe, T. Scott. 1266

Thus far the Lord has led me on, Watts. 1190

Thy Father’s house thine own, Ray Palmer. 1123

Thy footsteps, Lord, with joy we trace, 951

Thy goodness, Lord, our souls confess, Gibbons. 83

Thy kingdom, gracious Lord, W. T. Moore. 455

Thv kingdom, Lord, for ever stands, Watts. 443

Thy mercy heard my infant, Sir Robt. Grant. 1225

Thy name, almighty Lord, Watts. 740

Thy Spirit shall unite, Doddridge. 419

Thy way is in the deep, O Lord, 1293

Thy way is in the sea, Fawcett. 91

Thy way, not mine, O Lord, Bonar. 913

Thy will be done; I will not fear, Jane Roscoe. 993

Time is winging us away, Burton. 1081

’Tis midnight; and on Olive’s, W. B. Tappan. 159

’Tis my happiness below, Cowper. 1023

’Tis not a lonely night watch, 1029

’Tis religion that can give, 782

To bless thy chosen race, Tate & Brady. 737

To-day if you will hear his voice, Miller. 279

To-day the Saviour calls, 323

To God, the great, the ever blest, Watts. 727

To God, the only wise, Watts. 736

To heaven I lift mine eyes, John Bowdler. 937

To him that loved the sons of men, 646

To him who did salvation bring, 672

To Jesus, the crown of my hope, Cowper. 827

To-morrow, Lord, is thine, Doddridge. 302

To our Redeemer’s glorious name, Mrs. Steele. 643

To spend one sacred day, Watts. 631

Tossed no more on life’s rough billow, 1079

To thee be praise for ever, 757

To thee let my first offerings rise, 1183

To thee, my God, whose presence fills, Gibbons. 1002

To thee my heart, eternal King, Exeter Coll. 2

To thee, my Shepherd and my, Higginbottom. 641

To thee, O God, to thee, Wm. Wilson. 98

To thee our wants are known, Newton. 758

To the hall of that feast came the sinful and fair, 153

To thy temple we repair, Montgomery. 706

To us a child of hope is born, Montgomery. 122

To weary hearts, From the German, by Whittier. 901

Triumphant, Christ ascends on, Mrs. Steele. 198

Triumphant Zion! lift thy head, Doddridge. 591

’Twas on that night, when doomed to know, 517

U

Unchangeable, all-perfect Lord, Lange. 31

Unvail thy bosom, faithful tomb, Watts. 1050

Upon the frontier of this, Dub. Uni. Mag. 1168

Upon the Gospel’s sacred page, Bowring. 6

Up to the hills I lift mine eyes, Watts. 726

V

Vainly through night’s weary hours, F. Lyte. 783

Vouchsafe, O Lord, thy presence now, G. B. Ide. 468

W

Wait, O my soul, the Maker’s will, Beddome. 69

Wake thee, O Zion, thy mourning is, Palmer. 1284

Watchman, tell us of the night, Bowring. 128

We are living, we are dwelling, A. C. Coxe. 1277

We are on our journey home, C. Beecher. 1141

We are too far from thee, our Saviour, 804

We are on the ocean sailing, 313

Weary souls that wander wide, C. Wesley. 392

Weary of wandering from my God, C. Wesley. 940

We ask for peace, O Lord, Miss A. A. Procter. 423

We bless the prophet of the Lord, Watts. 232

Weeping sinners, dry your tears, 310

Weeping souls, no longer mourn, Toplady. 946

Weep not for the saint that ascends, Bacon. 1083

We have heard of that bright, that holy land, 1163

We have no home but heaven—a pilgrim’s, 1155

Welcome, delightful morn, Hayward. 632

Welcome, O Saviour, to my heart, Bourne’s Coll. 359

Welcome, sweet day of rest, Watts. 626

Welcome, ye hopeful heirs of heaven, 516

We lift our hearts to thee, J. Wesley. 1314

We love this outward world, 1019

We love thy name, we love thy laws, 374

We’re bound for the land of the, R. L. Collier. 331

We’re going home, we’ve had visions bright, 1161

We’re traveling home to heaven above, 320

We shall meet no more to part, 503

We sing the Saviour’s wondrous death, 174

We speak of the realms of the blest, 1150

We’ve no abiding city here, Kelly. 1305

We wait for thee, from the German of Hiller. 1105

We wait in faith, in prayer we wait, 905

We will not weep, for God, W. H. Hurlbut. 1031

What could your Redeemer do, C. Wesley. 305

Whate’er my God ordains is right, 935

What glory guides the sacred page, Cowper. 11

What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone, 961

What is life? ’tis but a vapor, Kelly. 1078

What shall I render to my God, Watts. 692

What sinners value I resign, Watts. 808

What’s this that steals upon my, 1084

What though earthly friends may frown, 968

What though the arm of conquering, Doddridge. 1064

What various hindrances we meet, Cowper. 556

When adverse winds and waves, Mrs. Sigourney. 903

When all thy mercies, O my God, Addison. 78

When blooming youth is snatched, Mrs. Steele. 1058

When darkness long has vailed my, Cowper. 854

When downward to the darksome, Ray Palmer. 1108

When far from the hearts where our, Macduff. 992

When for eternal worlds we steer, 437

When gathering clouds around I view, Sir Robt. Grant. 999

When human hopes and joys depart, Roscoe. 337

When I can trust my all with God, Conder. 777

When in the hour of lonely woe, Conder. 852

Whene’er I think of thee, W. Baxter. 1318

When I sink down in gloom or fear, 362

When Israel, of the Lord beloved, Sir W. Scott. 849

When Israel through the desert, Beddome. 5

When I survey the wondrous cross, Watts. 512

When Jordan hushed his waters, T. Campbell. 117

When languor and disease invade, Toplady. 1008

When marshaled on the nightly, H. K. White. 351

When musing sorrow weeps the, B. W. Noel. 432

When our purest delights are nipt in the bud, 938

When overwhelmed with grief, Watts. 1016

When reft of all, and hopeless care, Drummond. 435

When shall we all meet again, 502

When shall we meet again, Select Hymns. 504

When spring unlocks the flowers to, Heber. 1238

When the King of kings comes, 1101

When the spark of life is waning, Dale. 1091

When the vale of death appears, Mrs. Gilbert. 1080

When the worn spirit wants repose, Edmeston. 623

When thou, my, Countess of the Huntington. 1114

When through the torn sail the wild, Heber. 1296

When we can not see our way, 370

When we hear the music ringing, W. M. 1151

When we reach a quiet dwelling, 1156

When we the sacred grave survey, 180

When shall the child of sorrow find, 963

Where two or three with sweet accord, Newton. 552

While in sweet communion feeding, 540

While in the slippery paths of, A. S. Hayden. 1214

While life prolongs its precious light, Dwight. 277

While now thy throne of grace we, C. Robins. 683

While o’er our guilty land, O God, Pres’t Davis. 1254

While others pray for grace to die, 952

While thee I seek, Miss H. M. Williams. 561

While thou, my God, art my help, W. Young. 929

While with ceaseless course the sun, Newton. 1243

Whither goest thou, pilgrim stranger, 886

Whither, O whither, should I fly, C. Wesley. 767

Who are these in bright array, Montgomery. 1137

Why do we mourn departing friends, Watts. 1057

Why should I in vain repining, Edmeston. 1025

Why should we start and fear to die, Watts. 1043

Why will ye waste on trifling cares, Doddridge. 282

With earnest longings of the mind, Watts. 1013

Within thy house, Lord, Con. Ev. Mag. 690

With Israel’s God who can compare, Newton. 71

With joy we meditate the grace, Watts. 228

With joy we own thy servant, Montgomery. 469

With my substance I will honor, Francis. 971

With one consent let all the earth, Doddridge. 29

With sacred joy we lift our eyes, Watts. 689

With songs and honors sounding, Hugh White. 1231

With tearful eyes I look around, 278

With willing hearts we tread, 389

Worship, honor, glory, blessing, 753

Y

Ye Christian heralds, Winchell’s Sel. 465

Ye golden lamps of heaven, Doddridge. 1053

Ye humble souls that seek the, Doddridge. 184

Ye joyous ones, upon whose, R. H. Waterson. 1215

Ye men and angels, witness now, Beddome. 489

Ye nations round the earth, rejoice, Watts. 681

Ye saints, your music bring, Reed. 545

Ye servants of the Lord, Doddridge. 472

Yes, for me, for me he careth, Bonar. 99

Yes, my native land, I love thee, S. F. Smith. 1281

Yes! our Shepherd leads with, Krummacker. 104

Yes! the Redeemer rose, Doddridge. 188

Yes, we trust the day is breaking, Kelly. 603

Ye trembling captives, hear, Pratt’s Coll. 301

Ye who in his courts are found, Hill’s Coll. 309

Ye wretched, hungry, starving, Mrs. Steele. 293

You glittering toys of earth, adieu, Mrs. Steele. 813

You may sing of the beauty of, W. Hunter. 463

You messengers of Christ, Voke. 470

Your harps, ye trembling saints, Toplady. 917

You servants of God, C. Wesley. 474

Z

Zion, awake; thy strength renew, Shrubsole. 593

Zion stands with hills surrounded, Kelly. 464

Zion, the marvelous story be telling, 607