28 | A dread hath come on me | S. Dach | 1640 |
148 | A pilgrim here I wander | Gerhardt | 1650 |
124 | A sure stronghold our God is He | Luther | 1529 |
14 | Abide among us with Thy grace | Stegmann | 1629 |
42 | Against Thee only have I sinned | Gellert | 1757 |
101 | Ah God, from heaven look down and see | Luther | 1523 |
136 | Ah God, my days are dark indeed | Hojer | 1584 |
50 | Ah Jesus, the merit | Layritz | 1854? |
21 | Ah Lord, how shall I meet Thee | Gerhardt | 1653 |
51 | Ah, wounded Head that bearest | Gerhardt | 1659 |
52 | Alas! dear Lord, what law | J. Heerman | 1630 |
107 | Alas! my God! my sins are great | Rutilius | 1604 |
1 | All glory be to God on High | N. Von Hofe | 1529 |
31 | All my heart this night rejoices | Gerhardt | 1656 |
8 | All my hope is grounded surely | Neander | 1679 |
2 | All praise and thanks to God most high | Schutz | 1673 |
130 | All things hang on our possessing | Anon. | about 1676 |
43 | Am I on earth a lone and friendless stranger | Raiszner | 1678 |
22 | Arise, the kingdom is at hand | Rist | 1651 |
161 | As a bird at dawning singeth | Anon. | about 1580 |
27 | Awake, thou careless world, awake! | Rist | 1651 |
92 | Baptised into Thy name most holy | Rambach | 1723 |
12 | Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word | Clausnitzer | 1671 |
90 | Blessed Jesus, here we stand | Schmolck | 1704 |
49 | Christ, the life of all the living | Homburg | 1659 |
58 | Christ the Lord is risen again | B. Brethren | 1531 |
99 | Christ will gather His own | Chr. Gregor | 1778 |
181 | Come, Christians, praise your Maker's | Liebich | 1768 |
86 | Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come | |
72 | Come, Holy Spirit, God and Lord | Luther | 1524 |
162 | Come, my soul, awake, 't is morning | V. Canitz | died 1699 |
4 | Cometh sunshine after rain | Gerhardt | 1659 |
83 | Comfort, comfort ye my people | D. J. Olearius | 1671 |
63 | Conquering Prince and Lord of Glory | Tersteegen | 1731 |
126 | Courage, my sorely tempted heart! | Böhmer | 1704 |
159 | Dayspring of Eternity | V. Rosenroth | 1684 |
191 | Deal with me, God, in mercy now | Schein | 1628 |
93 | Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness | J. Frank | 1653 |
68 | Draw us to Thee, Lord Jesus | Ludämilia Elisabeth, Countess of Schwarzburg Rudolstadt | 1687 |
57 | Ere yet the dawn hath filled the skies | J. Heermann | 1630 |
123 | Faith is a living power from heaven | B. Brethren | |
137 | Farewell, I gladly bid Thee | V. Herberger | 1613 |
140 | From God shall nought divide me | Helmbold | 1563 |
30 | From heaven above to earth I come | Luther | 1538 |
91 | From Thy heavenly throne | Marot | modern |
188 | Go and dig my grave today | E. M. Arndt | 1819 |
160 | God who madest earth and heaven | H. Albert | 1644 |
129 | Great High-priest, who deign'dst to be | Scheffler | 1657 |
196 | Hark! a voice saith, All are mortal | Albinus | 1652 |
104 | Hark! the Church proclaims her honour | Preiswerk | modern |
105 | Heart and heart together bound | Zinzendorf | 1731 |
65 | Heavenward doth our journey tend | Schmolck | 1731 |
172 | Help us, O Lord, behold we enter | Rist | 1644 |
122 | Here behold me, as I cast me | J. Neander | 1679 |
45 | Here, O my God, low at Thy feet | Anon. | 18th century |
69 | Holy Ghost, my Comforter | Tr. of the 17th century |
74 | Holy Spirit, once again | J. Neander | 1679 |
36 | How brightly beams the Morning Star | J. A. Schlegel | 1765 |
121 | I know, my God, and I rejoice | P. Gerhardt | 1656 |
185 | I know the doom that must befall me | S. Franck | 1711 |
6 | I praise Thee, O my God and Father | Mentzer | 1704 |
134 | If thou but suffer God to guide thee | Neumarck | 1653 |
60 | In Death's strong grasp the Saviour lay | Luther | 1524 |
180 | In God's name let us on our way | Anon. | before Luther |
147 | In God, my faithful God | Weingärtner | 1609 |
81 | In peace and joy I now depart | Luther | 1525 |
156 | In Thee is gladness | Lindemann | died 1630 |
120 | In Thee, Lord, have I put my trust | Reisner | 1533 |
138 | In Thy heart and hands, my God | Winkler | 1713 |
39 | Is thy heart athirst to know | Laurenti | 1700 |
117 | Jehovah, let me now adore Thee | Crasselius | 1697 | |
195 | Jerusalem, thou city fair and high | Meyfart | 1634 |
174 | Jesu, day by day | Zinzendorf | |
151 | Jesu, priceless treasure | J. Franck | 1659 |
178 | Jesu, when Thou once returnedst | Bahnmaier | 1823 |
59 | Jesus Christ, my sure Defence | Louisa Henrietta of Brandenburgh | 1653 |
109; | Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me | Tersteegen | 1731 |
106 | Jesus, whom Thy Church doth own | P. Flemming | 1631 |
24 | Let the earth now praise the Lord | H. Held | 1643 |
29 | Let us all with gladsome voice | Anon. | appears 1682 |
25 | Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates | Weiszel | 1635 |
17 | Light of Light, enlighten me | Schmolck | 1731 |
80 | Light of the Gentile nations | J. Franck | 1653 |
3 | Lo, heaven and earth, and sea and air | J. Neander | 1679 |
119 | Lord, all my heart is fix'd on Thee | Schalling | 1594 |
183 | Lord God, we worship Thee | J. Franck | 1653 |
116 | Lord, hear the voice of my complaint | Anon. | 1529 |
112 | Lord Jesu Christ, in Thee alone | Schneesing | 1522 |
182 | Lord Jesu Christ, the Prince of Peace | Ebert | died 1614 |
19 | Lord Jesu Christ, with us abide | Selnecker | 1587 |
13 | Lord Jesus Christ, be present now! | W. August II, Duke of Saxeweimar | 1651 |
190 | Lord Jesus Christ, my Life, my Light | M. Behemb | 1606 |
179 | Lord Jesus Christ, we come to Thee | B. Brethren | |
55 | Lord Jesus, who our souls to save | G. Werner | 1638 |
103 | Lord, keep us steadfast in Thy Word | Luther | 1542 |
66 | Lord, on earth I dwell sad-hearted | Neumann | 1700 |
44 | Lord, to Thee I make confession | J. Franck | 1653 |
152 | Loving Shepherd, kind and true | Scheffler | 1657 |
76 | Most High and Holy Trinity | Scheffler | 1657 |
127 | My cause is God's, and I am still | Pappus | 1598 |
108 | My God, behold me lying | Drewes | 1797 |
133 | My God, in Thee all fulness lies | Anon. | |
194 | My God, to Thee I now commend | Hiller | 1765 |
164 | My inmost heart now raises | Anon. | 1592 |
67 | My Jesus, if the Seraphim | Dessler | 1692 |
186 | My life is hid in Jesus | Anon. | 1608 |
7 | My soul, now praise thy Maker | Gramann | 1540 |
41 | Not in anger, mighty God | Albinus | 1652 |
158 | Nothing fair on earth I see | Scheffler | 1657 |
169 | Now all the woods are sleeping | Gerhardt | 1653 |
131 | Now at last I end the strife | Tersteegen | 1731 |
170 | Now God be with us | B. Brethren | |
97 | Now hush your cries, and shed no tear | N. Hermann | 1560 |
96 | Now lay we calmly in the grave | M. Weiss | 1531 |
177 | Now let us loudly | Löwenstern | died 1648 |
11 | Now thank we all our God | Rinckart | 1648 |
165 | Now that the sun doth shine no more | Hertzog | 1670 |
100 | O Christ, our true and only Light | J. Heermann | 1630 |
144 | O Christ, Thou bright and Morning Star | Anon. | Thirty Years' War |
54 | O darkest woe, ye tears, forth flow | Rist | 1637 |
118 | O God, I long Thy Light to see | A. Unrich of Brunswick | 1667 |
115 | O God, Thou faithful God | J. Heermann | 1630 |
70 | O Holy Spirit, enter in | M. Schirmer | 1650 |
37 | O Jesu, King of Glory | M. Behemb | 1606 |
46 | O Lamb of God, most stainless | N. von Hofe | 1534 |
94 | O Living Bread from Heaven | Rist | 1651 |
192 | O Lord my God, I cry to Thee | Selnecker | 1587 |
47 | O Love, who formedst me to wear | Scheffler | 1657 |
149 | O Morning Star, how fair and bright | Nicolai | 1598 |
62 | O risen Lord, O conquering King | Böhmer | 1706 |
154 | O Thou essential Word | Laurenti | 1700 |
155 | O Thou of God the Father | Eliz. Creutziger | 1524 |
189 | O world, I now must leave thee | J. Hesse | before 1547 |
175 | Oh blest the house, whate'er befall | C. C. L. von Pfeil | 1735 |
71 | Oh, enter, Lord, Thy temple | Gerhardt | 1653 |
197 | Oh how blest are ye beyond our telling | S. Dach | 1657 |
95 | Oh how could I forget him | Kern | died 1835 |
33 | Oh rejoice, ye Christians, loudly | Keimann | 1656 |
5 | Oh would, my God, that I could praise | J. Mentzer | 1704 |
173 | Oh wouldst Thou in Thy glory come | A. H. Francke | 1691 |
26 | Once He came in blessing | M. Weiss | 1531 |
18 | Once more the daylight shines abroad | B. Brethren | |
15 | Open now Thy gates of beauty | Schmolck | 1704 |
114 | Our Father, Thou in heaven above | Luther | 1539 |
40 | Out of the depths I cry to Thee | Luther | 1524 |
85 | Praise and thanks to Thee be sung | Rist | 1655 |
9 | Praise to the Lord, the Almighty | J. Neander | 1679 |
113 | Pure Essence! Spotless Fount of Light | Freylinghausen | 1713 |
23 | Redeemer of the Nations, come | J. Franck | |
23 | Redeemer of the Nations, come | after St. Ambrose | |
32 | Rejoice, rejoice, ye Christians | Anon. | early |
78 | Rise, follow me, Our Master saith | Scheffler | 1653 |
125 | Rise, my soul, to watch and pray | Freystein | 1697 |
38 | Rise, O Salem, rise and shine | Rist | 1655 |
146 | Seems it in my anguish lone | Titius | died 1703 |
10 | Shall I not sing praise to Thee | Gerhardt | 1659 |
64 | Since Christ is gone to heaven, His home | Wegelin | 1636 |
167 | Sink not yet, my soul, to slumber | Rist | 1642 |
176 | Spread, O spread, thou mighty word | Bahnmaier | 1823 |
128 | Strive aright when God doth call thee | Winkler | 1703 |
73 | Sweetest Fount of holy gladness | Gerhardt | 1653 |
184 | Thank God, it hath resounded | Gerhardt | 1648 |
168 | The day is done and left alone | Freylinghausen | 1704 |
166 | The happy sunshine all is gone | N. Hermann | 1560 |
171 | The old year now hath passed away | Tapp | 1603 |
98 | The precious seed of weeping | Spitta | modern |
16 | Thee, Fount of blessing, we adore | Tersteegen | 1731 |
35 | Thee, O Immanuel, we praise | Gerhardt | 1653 |
150 | Thee will I love, my Strength and Tower | Scheffler | 1657 |
56 | Thou, sore-oppressed, the Sabbath rest | Viktor Strauss | modern |
82 | Thou virgin soul! O thou | Buhrmeister | died 1688 |
111 | Thou who breakest every chain | G. Arnold | 1697 |
89 | Thy parents' arms now yield thee | A. Knapp | modern |
102 | Thy Word, O Lord, is gentle dew | Anon. | |
79 | True Shepherd, who in love most deep | Hesenthaler | |
157 | Up, yes, upward to thy gladness | Schade | 1699 |
200 | Wake, awake, for night is flying | Nocolai | 1598 |
87 | Wake, Spirit, who in times now olden | Bogatsky | 1727 |
75 | We all believe in one True God | Clausnitzer | 1671 |
34 | We Christians may rejoice today | ? Author Gaspar Fugger | +1617 |
34 | We Christians may rejoice today | | Appears 1645 |
61 | Welcome, Thou victor in the strife | Schmolck | 1712 |
132 | Well for him who all things losing | G. Arnold | 1697 |
110 | What shall I, a sinner do | Flittner | 1661 |
139 | What within me and without | A. H. Francke | died 1727 |
135 | Whate'er my God ordains is right | Rodigast | 1675 |
142 | When anguish'd and perplex'd | Löwenstern | died 1648 |
141 | When in the hour of utmost need | Paul Eber | 1567 |
193 | When my last hour is close at hand | N. Hermann | 1560 |
48 | When o'er my sins I sorrow | Gesenius | 1646 |
53 | When on the cross the Saviour hung | Ancient | |
199 | When the Lord recalls the banish'd | Bürde | 1794 |
153 | Wherefore dost Thou longer tarry | Gerhardt | 1653 |
163 | While yet the morn is breaking | J. Mühlmann | 1618 |
77 | Who are those that far before me | Schenck | died 1727 |
187 | Who knows how near his end may be | Emilie-Juliane, Countess of Schwarzburgh Rudolstadt | 1686 |
145 | Who puts his trust in God most just | Anon. | 1571 |
143 | Why art thou thus cast down, my heart | Hans Sachs | 1552 |
198 | World, farewell, of thee I'm tired | Albinus | 1652 |
20 | Ye heavens, oh haste your dews to shed | J. Franck | 1653 |
88 | Ye servants of the Lord who stand | Lobwasser | 1573 |
84 | Ye sons of men, in earnest | Thilo | 1642 |