First Lines of Verses of Hymns
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- Wake and watch, or else thy night
- Wake, awake, for night is flying
- Wake, awake, for night is flying
- Wake, Spirit, who in times now olden
- Wakenest thou again to sorrow
- Wakenest thou again to sorrow
- Wash'd in the blood that gushes
- Wash'd in the blood that gushes
- Watch against the world that frowns
- Watch against thyself, my soul
- We all believe in One true God
- We all believe in One true God
- We are bound without, within
- We are rich, for He was poor
- We ask but one thing for our lot
- We bury all our sin and crime
- We cannot see as yet Thy glorious face
- We Christians may rejoice to-day
- We die with Thee; oh let us live
- We die with Thee; oh let us live
- We haughty sons of men
- We have deserved, and patiently
- We have no refuge; none on earth to aid us
- We have no refuge, none on earth to aid us
- We know for us a rest remains
- We offer up ourselves to Thee
- We offer up ourselves to Thee
- We pass our nights in wakeful thought
- We praise Thee with the earliest morning ray
- We praise, we worship Thee, we trust
- We pray Thee, O Eternal Son
- We shall not rue our choice
- We sow in tears; but let us keep
- We stand bereft of help, and poor and lonely
- We take thee for our chariot, stormy Sea!
- We thank Thee, Father, that this day
- We thank Thee, Father, that this day
- We thank Thee for that gracious care
- We thank Thee then, O God of heaven
- We thank Thee then, O God of heaven
- We who yet wander through the waste
- We yield, O Thou true Life, to Thee
- Wealth, I will not heed thee
- Wealth, I will not heed thee
- Wealth that this world can command
- Weary am I, Lord, and worn
- Weary am I of my pain
- Weary souls with toil outworn
- Weep not! dearest to my heart
- Weep not, dearest to my heart
- Weep not, my Redeemer lives!
- Weep not, my Redeemer lives
- Weep not that I take my leave
- Weep not that the world I leave
- Welcome, O my Saviour, now!
- Welcome, Thou victor in the strife
- Welcome Thou victor in the strife
- Welcome to earth, Thou noble guest
- Welcome to earth, Thou noble guest
- Well content am I if only
- Well contented is my heart
- Well for him who all forsaking
- Well for him who all forsaking
- Well for him who all things losing
- Well for him who all things losing
- Well for him who nothing knoweth
- Well for him who nothing knoweth
- Well for him whom death has landed
- Well for him whom death has landed
- Well for those who in His strength have lived
- Well He knows how best to grant me
- Well He knows how best to grant me
- Well I know this life of ours
- Well our utmost efforts worth
- Were earth a thousand times as fair
- Were earth a thousand times as fair
- What are earthly joys? a weary
- What can I ask for more? Behold
- What can these anxious cares avail thee
- What can these anxious cares avail
- What had I been if Thou wert not?
- What here may shine I all resign
- What here may shine I all resign
- What human prudence fondly strives to bind
- What is there I yet should do
- What is there I yet should do
- What is there my foes can do
- What lives by life that is not Thine
- What most would profit us He knows
- What now sickens, mourns, and sighs
- What pleases God, O pious soul
- "What pleaseth God I frankly take
- "What pleaseth God, that pleaseth me
- What profit that He loosed and broke
- What profit us His deeds and life
- What profit ye His death and cross
- What profits all that Christ hath taught
- What profits it that Christ hath deigned
- What profits it that Christ is born
- What profits it that He is risen
- What profits us His agony
- What shall I, a sinner, do?
- What strangest punishment! The Shepherd good
- What strangest punishmnent is suffer'd yonder!--
- What the fathers most desired
- What though the world on us may fling
- What though the world were full of fiends
- What thrilling joy when on our sight
- What within me and without
- What within me and without
- What without Thy aid is wrought
- What without Thy aid is wrought
- What would seem to hurt or shame thee
- What would seem to hurt or shame thee
- Whate'er may be His pleasure
- Whate'er may be the burden
- Whate'er my God ordains is right
- Whate'er my God ordains is right
- Whate'er of earthly good this life may grant me
- Whate'er shall be His pleasure
- Whate'er the burden be
- Whatsoe'er my heart hath planned
- When all around is darkling
- When all my mind is darkened o'er
- When along the brook I wander
- When anguish'd and perplex'd I lift my weary eyes
- When anguish'd and perplexed, with many a sigh and tear
- When comes the hour of failing breath
- When evil tongues with stinging blame
- When God's just wrath and anger burn
- When His strokes upon me light
- When His strokes upon me light
- When I cry for help, oh hear me
- When I dread some coming ill
- When I reach that home of gladness
- When I reach that home of gladness
- When I sleep my Guardian wakes
- When I sleep my Guardian wakes
- When I wander by the stream
- When I watch the moon arise
- When I watch the moon arise
- When in the hour of utmost need
- When in the hour of utmost need
- When late at night my rest I take
- When life's day hath fleeted by
- When mind, and thought, O Saviour
- When my heart with longing sickens
- When my heart with longing sickens
- When my last hour is close at hand
- When my last hour is close at hand
- When my trials tarry long
- When my trials tarry long
- When now at last the hour is come
- When on the cross the Saviour hung
- When o'er my sins I sorrow
- When reason contradicts Thy law, or climbs
- When shall the sway
- When sorrow and remorse
- When strength and heart grow faint and sad
- When the golden sun forth goes
- When the heart must know
- When the heart must know
- When the last agony draws nigh
- When the Lord recalls the banish'd
- When the Lord recalls the banish'd
- When the twilight now hath vanish'd
- When these brief trial-days are spent
- When thus Thy Spirit in me burneth
- When weakness on me lies
- Whence come these sorrows, whence this cruel woe?
- Whence come these sorrows, whence this mortal anguish
- Whenever again thou sinkest
- Whene'er I hope in Thee, my Friend
- Whene'er I hope in Thee, my Friend
- Where He joins, Man, place no bar!
- Where is strength, Lord, to fulfil
- Where now my spirit stayeth
- Where now my spirit stayeth
- Where shall we aid and comfort find
- Where they bear the sceptre
- Where Thy joyous splendours dart
- Where would the garden's splendour be
- Wherefore dost Thou longer tarry
- Wherefore dost Thou longer tarry
- Wherefore my hope is in the Lord
- Wherefore should I grieve and pine?
- Wherein as Christians we may live
- Wheresoe'er my couch is made
- Wherever I go, whate'er my task
- While that ye are in your mansions resting
- While that ye are resting in your home
- While the foe my soul is telling
- While yet the morn is breaking
- Who are those array'd in brightness
- Who are those arrayed in light
- Who are those before God's throne
- Who are those that, fare before me
- Who are those that in their hands
- Who follows Christ whate'er betide
- Who hath Thee, knows Thy word and love
- Who is there that would not gladly die
- Who joins him to that Lord
- Who keepeth not God's word, yet saith
- Who knows how near my end may be?
- Who knows how near my end may be?
- Who, Lord, by searching e'er shall find out Thee
- Who, Lord, of us, with thought and tongue so weak
- Who once was borne, betray'd and slain
- Who puts his trust in God most just
- Who puts his trust in God most just
- Who seeks in weakness an excuse
- Who sees God in the precious stone
- Who then would faint, nor join to share
- Who would make the prize his own
- Who wrestling long, with many a cry
- Who yet o'er earth in time must roam
- Whoso shall ponder oft these words
- Why art thou full of anxious fear
- Why art thou thus cast down, my heart?
- Why art thou thus cast down, my heart?
- Why didst Thou leave Thy throne
- Why halt thus, O deluded heart
- Why heed ye then the craft and noise
- Why is it that life is no longer sad
- Why mourn, then, that I now go hence?
- Will come, and with a mighty hand
- Wilt Thou then always bear my sins in mind?
- Wisdom hath made them all
- With a glad and fearless mien
- With all Thy saints, Thee, Lord, we sing
- With all Thy saints, Thee, Lord, we sing
- With holy zeal then fill us
- With peace and joy I now depart
- With the sages from afar
- With the sages from afar
- With the wise who know Thee right
- With the wise who know Thee right
- With Thee, Lord, would I cast my lot
- With Thee, O Father, therefore may
- Witness in our hearts that God
- Witness our hearts that God
- Word of Life! most pure and strong
- Word of Life! most pure and strong
- Work Thou in me, and heavenward guide
- World, farewell! Of thee I'm tired
- World, farewell! Of thee I'm tired
- Worldly joys I cast behind me
- Would I could praise Thee with an angel's tongue!
- Would I then, to soothe my sorrow
- Would I then, to soothe my sorrow
- Would that I today might leave
- Would the powers of ill affright
- Would the powers of ill affright
- Would the world my steps entice
- Would there were help within our walls!
- Wouldst thou inherit life with Christ on high?
- Wouldst Thou that I should tarry here
- Wrestle, till through every vein
- Wrestle, till thy zeal is burning
- Wrestle with strong prayers and cries