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A

COLLECTION OF HYMNS,

FOR

THE USE OF THE PEOPLE CALLEDMETHODISTS.

BY THE REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A.,

SOMETIME FELLOW OF LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD.

With a New Supplement.

LONDON:WESLEYAN-METHODIST BOOK-ROOM;2,CASTLE STREET, CITY ROAD, E.C.;SOLD AT 66, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.

1889

Title Index

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Contents

1780 Preface

1876 Preface

Index

CONTENTS.

PART I. CONTAINING INTRODUCTORY HYMNS

SECTION I. Exhorting Sinners to return to God 1

II. Describing, 1. The Pleasantness of Religion 12

2. The Goodness of God 22

3. Death 41

4. Judgment 54

5. Heaven 67
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6. Hell 80

III. Praying for a Blessing 81

PART II. CONVINCING

SECTION I. Describing Formal Religion 91

II. Inward Religion 95

PART III.

SECTION I. Praying for Repentance 99

II. For Mourners convinced of Sin 108

III. For Persons convinced of Backsliding 168

IV. For Backsliders recovered 182

PART IV. FOR BELIEVERS

SECTION I. For Believers Rejoicing 189

II. Fighting 265

III. Praying 291

IV. Watching 305

V. Working 321

VI. Suffering 329

VII. Seeking for full redemption 340

VIII. Saved 418

IX. Interceding for the World 441

PART V.

SECTION I. For the Society Meeting 478

II. Giving Thanks 488

III. Praying 501

IV. Parting 533

SUPPLEMENT.

SECTION I. SELECT PSALMS, i. to cl. 540

SECTION II. HYMNS OF ADORATION 642

SECTION III. THE LORD JESUS CHRIST.

His Person, Offices. and Work 665
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His Incarnation, Life, and Works 683

His Sufferings and Death 699

His Resurrection 712

His Ascension 719

His Kingdom 727

SECTION IV. THE HOLY SPIRIT.

His Person, Work, and Officcs 750

SECTION V. PENITENTIAL HYMNS 772

SECTION VI. THE EXPERIENCE AND PRIVILEGES OF BELIEVERS.

Rejoicing 800

Praying 815

Watching 828

Suffering 831

Working 858

SECTION VII. CHRISTIAN ORDINANCES AND INSTITUTIONS.

Worship 859

The Ministry, and Prayers for Ministers 868

The Scriptures, and Prayers before reading them 879

Baptism, and Prayers for Children and Parents 888

The Lord's Supper 897

For Covenant Services 909

SECTION VIII. DEATH AND THE FUTURE LIFE.

Death 913

Resurrection 927

The Last Judgment 932

Heaven 938

SECTION IX. VARIOUS SEASONS AND OCCASIONS.

The Lord's Day 950

Morning 955
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Evening 961

Morning Hymn 963

Evening Hymn 967

Saturday Evening 975

The Watch Night 976

New Year's Day 978

For the King 985

In Time of Pestilence 986

Harvest Home 987

Laying the Foundation of a Chapel 989

Opening a Chapel 994

For a Wedding 995

Family Religion 997

After a Journey 998

Going on Shipboard, Prayers for Travellers 999

Benedictions 1005

Graces before and after Meat 1009

PREFACE.

1. For many years I have been importuned to publish such a hymn-book as might be generally used in allour congregations throughout Great Britain and Ireland. I have hitherto withstood the importunity, as Ibelieved such a publication was needless, considering the various hymn-books which my brother and Ihave published within these forty years last past; so that it may be doubted whether any religiouscommunity in the world has a greater variety of them.

2. But it has been answered, "Such a publication is highly needful upon this very account: for the greaterpart of the people, being poor, are not able to purchase so many books; and those that have purchasedthem are, as it were, bewildered in the immense variety. A proper Collection of hymns for general use,carefully made out of all these books, is therefore still wanting; and one comprised in so moderate acompass, as to be neither cumbersome nor expensive."

3. It has been replied, "You have such a Collection already, (entitled 'Hymns and Spiritual Songs') whichI extracted several years ago from a variety of hymn-books." But it is objected, "This is in the otherextreme: it is far too small. It does not, it cannot, in so narrow a compass, contain variety enough; not somuch as we want, among whom singing makes so considerable a part of the public service. What wewant is, a Collection not too large, that it may be cheap and portable; nor too small, that it may contain a

sufficient variety for all ordinary occasions."

4. Such a Hymn-Book you have now before you. It is not so large as to be either cumbersome or
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expensive; and it is large enough to contain such a variety of hymns as will not soon be worn threadbare.It is large enough to contain all the important truths of our most holy religion, whether speculative orpractical; yea, to illustrate them all and to prove them both by Scripture and reason; and this is done in aregular order. The hymns are not carelessly jumbled together, but carefully ranged under proper heads,according to the experience of real Christians. So that this book is, in effect, a little body of experimental

and practical divinity.

5. As but a small part of these hymns is of my own composing, I do not think it inconsistent with

modesty to declare, that I am persuaded no such hymn-book as this has yet been published in the Englishlanguage. In what other publication of the kind have you so distinct and full an account of scripturalChristianity? Such a declaration of the heights and depths of religion, speculative and practical? sostrong cautions against the most plausible errors; particularly those that are now most prevalent? and soclear directions for making your calling and election sure; for perfecting holiness in the fear of God?

6. May I be permitted to add a few words with regard to the poetry? Then I will speak to those who arejudges thereof, with all freedom and unreserve. To these I may say, without offence, 1. In these hymnsthere is no doggerel; no botches; nothing put in to patch up the rhyme; no feeble expletives. 2. Here isnothing turgid or bombast, on the one hand, or low and creeping, on the other. 3. Here are no cantexpressions; no words without meaning. Those who impute this to us know not what they say. We talk

common sense, both in prose and verse, and use no word but in a fixed and determinate sense. 4. Hereare, allow me to say, both the purity, the strength, and the elegance of the English language; and, at thesame time, the utmost simplicity and plainness, suited to every capacity. Lastly, I desire men of taste tojudge, (these are the only competent judges) whether there be not in some of the following hymns thetrue spirit of poetry, such as cannot be acquired by art and labour, but must be the gift of nature. By

labour a man may become a tolerable imitator of Spencer, Shakespeare, or Milton; and may heaptogether pretty compound epithets, as "pale-eyed," "meek-eyed," and the like; but unless he be born apoet, he will never attain the genuine spirit of poetry.

7. And here I beg leave to mention a thought which has been long upon my mind, and which I shouldlong ago have inserted in the public papers, had I not been unwilling to stir up a nest of hornets. Manygentlemen have done my brother and me (though without naming us) the honour to reprint many of our

Hymns. Now they are perfectly welcome so to do, provided they print them just as they are. But I desirethey would not attempt to mend them; for they really are not able. None of them is able to mend eitherthe sense or the verse. Therefore, I must beg of them one of these two favours; either to let them standjust as they are, to take them for better for worse; or to add the true reading in the margin, or at thebottom of the page; that we may no longer be accountable either for the nonsense or for the doggerel ofother men.

8. But to return. That which is of infinitely more moment than the spirit of poetry, is the spirit of piety.And I trust, all persons of real judgment will find this breathing through the whole Collection. It is in thisview chiefly, that I would recommend it to every truly pious reader, as a means of raising or quickeningthe spirit of devotion; of confirming his faith; of enlivening his hope; and of kindling and increasing his

love to God and man. When Poetry thus keeps its place, as the handmaid of Piety, it shall attain, not apoor perishable wreath, but a crown that fadeth not away.

JOHN WESLEY. London, Oct. 20, 1779.

N.B. The Hymns distinguished by the prefix of an asterisk were not in the editions published during thelife of Mr. Wesley.

The New Supplement to "A Collection of Hymns for the use of the People called Methodists,"originally published by John Wesley in 1780, has been compiled under the direction of aCommittee appointed by the Conference in 1874.

The "Collection" of 1780 has been circulated by millions, and has been recognised as a priceless


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treasure, not only by Methodists, but by many other disciples of the One Master. As a testimony toScripture doctrine and Christian experience, as a monument of piety, a manual of devotion, and a bondof fellowship, it can never cease to be precious to all who cherish the spirit of its authors, and wish wellto that revival of religion of which they were the instruments; while, in instances almost innumerable,personal associations have invested portions of its contents with tender, and even sacred interest.

The Conference therefore determined that it should be retained in use, and, while generally revised,should undergo no alteration which would affect its substance or impair its identity. But as altered

circumstances, often resulting from the growth of the Connexion, and occasions repeatedly arising inpublic, social, and domestic life have rendered additional hymns necessary, an attempt has been made tomeet the want which has been long felt, and which was by no means adequately provided for by thevaluable Supplement published about forty-five years since.

In this compilation the necessities of public worship have been first considered; and it is hoped that anample supply of compositions suitable for mixed congregations is here furnished. In addition to hymns ofadoration and thanksgiving, there will be found seventy versions of Psalms, or parts of Psalms (besidesthose contained in the former Supplement) by means of which that portion of Holy Scripture, which hassupplied so large a share of the devotional exercises of Christians generally, will become more fullyavailable for the use of Methodists than it has been for a long time past. Many poems of Charles Wesley

also, which up to a late period only existed in manuscript, are now for the first time presented forcongregational use; and by the force and sublimity of thought, the depth and tenderness of feeling, andthe spirit of fervent piety displayed in them, will fully vindicate the judgment of John Wesley respectinghis brother's poetical remains. Well does it become all the lovers of Scriptural Christianity, but especiallythe Methodists, to be thankful to the Author of every good gift for the endowments and labours of

Charles Wesley, which were so long and faithfully consecrated to the promotion of vital andexperimental religion, and by which that "power of godliness" which it is the mission of Methodism tospread, has been alike exemplified and vindicated. The full extent to which these labours have beenrendered serviceable to the cause of Christ can only be known in the day when all secret things shall berevealed.

The Spirit of its living Head having never departed from the Church, it follows that those in all ages who

by the Holy Ghost have called Jesus Lord should have been occupied with attempts to set forth Hispraise. As in the old time they still "prophesy and do not cease," so that our age is richer in good hymnsthan any that have gone before it. The Committee have been glad to avail themselves of the labours ofboth contemporaries and predecessors, and accordingly the present volume is enriched by a selectionfrom the works of modern hymnologists as well as from the accumulated treasures of the past. Thenames of authors as presented in the "Index of First Lines," will help to exemplify the substantial unityexisting between all believers in Christ, notwithstanding the many causes which at present hinder its fullmanifestation to the world.

It may be proper to add that the Committee, while mainly desirous to provide by this Supplement for thewants of congregations, have not restricted themselves to that object. The people called Methodists were

supposed by their Founder to have many uses for good hymns besides singing them in public assemblies;and he selected for them accordingly. Here also will be found some adapted to personal and private,

rather than to collective worship, or to praising the Lord "secretly among the faithful," rather than "in thecongregation;" but none, it is hoped, which will not minister "to exhortation, edification, or comfort:" andfor these objects they humbly invoke the blessing of God upon their work.

The Committee offer respectful thanks to the authors and publishers concerned, for permissioncourteously given to use hymns in which they have a copyright. A list of these, as far as known, is givenbelow. If they have in any instance failed to seek for permission where they ought to have done so, suchomission has been entirely unintentional, and they trust this apology for it will be accepted.

The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln; the Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster; the Right Hon. and

Rev. the Earl Nelson; the Rev. Sir H. W. Baker, Bart.; the Rev. Sir J. Prevost, Bart.; the Rev. W. J. Hall,M.A., and the Rev. W. Josiah Irons, D.D., Prebendaries of St. Paul's; the Rev. B. H. Kennedy, D.D.,


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Canon of Ely; the Rev. Horatius Bonar, D.D.; the (late) Rev. J. S. Monsell, LL.D.; the Rev. W. M.Punshon, LL.D.; the Rev. Messrs. J. Ellerton, M.A., J. M. Fuller, M.A., Arthur Tozer-Russell, M.A., theRev. S. J. Stone, M.A., the Rev. H. Twells, M.A., the Rev. Ed. Caswall, and the Rev. E. E. Jenkins,M.A.; Sir Charles Reed; Richard Massie, Esq.; Granville R. Ryder, Esq.; Thomas Montgomery Foster,Esq.; T. Stamford Raffles, Esq.; George Rawson, Esq.; Miss C. Winkworth; Mrs. Lynch; and H. L. L.,

the Authors or representatives of the Authors of hymns; and Messrs. Murray, Longmans, Nisbet,Rivingtons, Masters, Hayes, Novello, Daldy Isbister & Co., and the Committee of the Society forPromoting Christian Knowledge, and the Committee of the Religious Tract Society, the Publishers of theseveral volumes from which hymns have been selected.

LONDON, 1876.

Index to the hymns

Hymn 1 O FOR a thousand tongues to singHymn 2 COME, sinners, to the gospel feast,Hymn 3 ALL that pass by, To Jesus draw near,Hymn 4 HO! every one that thirsts, draw nigh!Hymn 5 THY faithfulness, Lord, Each moment we find,Hymn 6 SINNERS, turn, why will ye die?Hymn 7 LET the beasts their breath resign,Hymn 8 WHAT could your Redeemer doHymn 9 SINNERS, obey the gospel-word!

Hymn 10 YE thirsty for God, To Jesus give ear,Hymn 11 GOD, the offended God most high,Hymn 12 COME, ye that love the Lord,Hymn 13 HAPPY soul that free from harmsHymn 14 HAPPY the man that finds the grace,Hymn 15 HAPPY the souls to Jesus joined,

Hymn 16 HAPPY the souls that first believed,Hymn 17 JESUS, from whom all blessings flow,Hymn 18 FATHER, Saviour of mankind,Hymn 19 REJOICE evermore With angels above,Hymn 20 WEARY souls, that wander wideHymn 21 YE simple souls that strayHymn 22 BEHOLD the Saviour of mankindHymn 23 EXTENDED on a cursed tree,Hymn 24 SAVIOUR, if thy precious loveHymn 25 STUPENDOUS love of God most high!Hymn 26 I THIRST, thou wounded Lamb of God,

Hymn 27 SAVIOUR, the world's and mine,Hymn 28 LOVE divine! what hast thou done!

Hymn 29 COME, ye weary sinners, come,Hymn 30 WHERE shall my wondering soul begin?Hymn 31 SEE, sinners, in the gospel glass,Hymn 32 SINNERS, believe the gospel word,Hymn 33 WOULD Jesus have the sinner die?Hymn 34 LET earth and heaven agree,Hymn 35 JESUS, thou all-redeeming Lord,Hymn 36 LOVERS of pleasure more than God,Hymn 37 JESUS! the name high overHymn 38 GOD, of good the unfathomed sea!Hymn 39 FATHER, whose everlasting loveHymn 40 YE neighbours, and friends Of Jesus, draw near:
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Hymn 41 O GOD! our help in ages past,Hymn 42 THEE we adore, eternal name!Hymn 43 AND am I born to die?Hymn 44 AND am I only born to die?Hymn 45 SHRINKING from the cold hand of death,

Hymn 46 THE morning flowers display their sweets,Hymn 47 COME, let us anew our journey pursue, RollHymn 48 PASS a few swiftly-fleeting years,Hymn 49 REJOICE for a brother deceased,Hymn 50 BLESSING, honour, thanks, and praise,Hymn 51 HARK! a voice divides the sky,Hymn 52 AGAIN we lift our voice,Hymn 53 GLORY be to God on high, God, inHymn 54 HEARKEN to the solemn voice,Hymn 55 THOU Judge of quick and dead,Hymn 56 HE comes! he comes! the Judge severe,Hymn 57 THE great archangel's trump shall sound,Hymn 58 JESUS, faithful to his word,Hymn 59 THOU God of glorious majesty,

Hymn 60 RIGHTEOUS God! whose vengeful phialsHymn 61 STAND the omnipotent decree!Hymn 62 HOW happy are the little flock,Hymn 63 WOE to the men on earth who dwell,Hymn 64 BY faith we find the place above,

Hymn 65 YE virgin souls, arise,Hymn 66 LO! He comes with clouds descending,Hymn 67 HOW weak the thoughts, and vain,Hymn 68 HOW happy is the pilgrim's lot!Hymn 69 THOU, Lord, on whom I still depend,Hymn 70 I LONG to behold Him arrayed

Hymn 71 LEADER of faithful souls, and guideHymn 72 SAVIOUR, on me the grace bestowHymn 73 AWAY with our sorrow and fear!Hymn 74 WE know, by faith we know,Hymn 75 LIFT your eyes of faith, and seeHymn 76 WHAT are these arrayed in white,Hymn 77 THE Church in her militant stateHymn 78 THE thirsty are called to their Lord,Hymn 79 FOUNTAIN of life and of graceHymn 80 TERRIBLE thought! shall I alone,Hymn 81 FATHER of omnipresent grace!Hymn 82 SHEPHERD of souls, with pitying eye

Hymn 83 THOU Son of God, whose flaming eyesHymn 84 COME, O thou all-victorious Lord!Hymn 85 SPIRIT of faith, come down,Hymn 86 SINNERS, your hearts lift up,Hymn 87 COME, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire,Hymn 88 FATHER of all, in whom aloneHymn 89 INSPIRER of the ancient seers,Hymn 90 COME, O thou Prophet of the Lord,Hymn 91 LONG have I seemed to serve thee, Lord,Hymn 92 STILL for thy loving-kindness, Lord,Hymn 93 MY gracious, loving Lord,

Hymn 94 THE men who slight thy faithful word,Hymn 95 AUTHOR of faith, eternal Word,Hymn 96 HOW can a sinner know
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Hymn 97 THOU great mysterious God unknown,Hymn 98 UPRIGHT, both in heart and will,Hymn 99 FATHER of lights, from whom proceedsHymn 100 JESU, my Advocate above,Hymn 101 SAVIOUR, Prince of Israel's race,

Hymn 102 O THAT I could repent! WithHymn 103 O THAT I could revereHymn 104 O FOR that tenderness of heartHymn 105 O THAT I could repent! OHymn 106 JESU, let thy pitying eyeHymn 107 THE Spirit of the Lord our GodHymn 108 ENSLAVED to sense, to pleasure prone,Hymn 109 WRETCHED, helpless, and distrest,Hymn 110 JESU, friend of sinners, hear,Hymn 111 THUS saith the Lord! Who seek the Lamb,Hymn 112 WOE is me! what tongue can tellHymn 113 O THOU whom fain my soul would love!Hymn 114 JESU, in whom the weary findHymn 115 LET the world their virtue boast,

Hymn 116 SAVIOUR, cast a pitying eye,Hymn 117 God is in this and every place;Hymn 118 AUTHOR of faith, to thee I cry,Hymn 119 FATHER of Jesus Christ, my Lord, IHymn 120 COMFORT, ye ministers of grace,

Hymn 121 EXPAND thy wings, celestial Dove,Hymn 122 O THOU who hast our sorrows borne,Hymn 123 LET the redeemed give thanks and praiseHymn 124 O THAT I, first of love possessed,Hymn 125 O THAT I could my Lord receive,Hymn 126 TOO strong I was to conquer sin,

Hymn 127 WHEREWITH, O God, shall I draw near,Hymn 128 WITH glorious clouds encompassed round,Hymn 129 ADAM descended from above,Hymn 130 THOU God unsearchable, unknown,Hymn 131 LORD, I despair myself to heal:Hymn 132 JESU, the sinner's friend, to thee,Hymn 133 JESU, whose glory's streaming rays,Hymn 134 JESU, if still the same thou art,Hymn 135 JESU, if still thou art to-dayHymn 136 WHILE dead in trespasses I lie,Hymn 137 WHEN shall thy love constrain,Hymn 138 O THAT thou wouldst the heavens rent,

Hymn 139 JESU! Redeemer! Saviour, Lord,Hymn 140 COME, O thou Traveller unknown,Hymn 141 YIELD to me now, for I am weak,Hymn 142 DROOPING soul, shake off thy fears,Hymn 143 JESU, Lover of my soul,Hymn 144 THEE, Jesu, thee, the sinner's friend,Hymn 145 JESUS, let me bless thy name!Hymn 146 STILL Lord, I languish for thy grace;Hymn 147 O LOVE divine, how sweet thou art!Hymn 148 FATHER of Jesus Christ the Just.Hymn 149 l WHY not now, my God, my God!

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Hymn 153 I SEEM desirous to repent,Hymn 154 FAIN would I leave the world below,Hymn 155 GOD of my life, what just returnHymn 156 O DISCLOSE thy lovely face!Hymn 157 MY sufferings all to thee are known,

Hymn 158 O MY God, what must I do?Hymn 159 LAY to thy hand, O God of grace!Hymn 160 O JESUS my Hope,Hymn 161 STAY, thou insulted Spirit, stay,Hymn 162 l O MY offended God,Hymn 163 WHEN, gracious Lord, when shall it be,Hymn 164 LORD, regard my earnest cry,Hymn 165 COME holy celestial Dove,Hymn 166 JESU, take my sins away,Hymn 167 LAMB of God, for sinners slain,Hymn 168 DEPTH of mercy! can there beHymn 169 JESUS, the all-restoring Word,Hymn 170 O 'TIS enough, my God, my God!Hymn 171 O GOD, if thou art love indeed,

Hymn 172 O UNEXHAUSTED grace!Hymn 173 JESUS, I believe thee near,Hymn 174 HOW shall a lost sinner in painHymn 175 GOD of my salvation, hear,Hymn 176 O GOD, thy righteousness we own,

Hymn 177 JESUS, thou know'st my sinfulness,Hymn 178 YES, from this instant now, I willHymn 179 FATHER, if thou must reproveHymn 180 SAVIOUR, I now with shame confessHymn 181 THOU Man of griefs, remember me,Hymn 182 I WILL hearken what the Lord

Hymn 183 JESU, Shepherd of the sheep,Hymn 184 MY God, my God, to thee I cry,Hymn 185 AFTER all that I have done,Hymn 186 WEARY of wandering from my God,Hymn 187 SON of God, if thy free graceHymn 188 LORD, and is thine anger gone?Hymn 189 NOW I have found the ground whereinHymn 190 JESU, thy blood and righteousnessHymn 191 THEE, O my God and King,Hymn 192 OFT I in my heart have said,Hymn 193 O FILIAL Deity,Hymn 194 ARISE, my soul, arise, Thy

Hymn 195 HIGH above every name,Hymn 196 INTO thy gracious hands I fall,Hymn 197 HAPPY soul who sees the day,Hymn 198 WHAT shall I do My Saviour to praise,Hymn 199 O HEAVENLY King, Look down from above!Hymn 200 MY Father, my God, I long for thy love,Hymn 201 AND can it be, that I should gainHymn 202 ARISE, my soul, arise, ShakeHymn 203 GLORY to God, whose sovereign graceHymn 204 For whom we now lift up our voice,Hymn 205 MY God, I am thine,

Hymn 206 WHAT am I, O thou glorious God!Hymn 207 JESUS is our common Lord,Hymn 208 COME, let us, who in Christ believe,


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Hymn 209 THOU hidden source of calm repose,Hymn 210 THEE will I love, my strength, my tower,Hymn 211 LET all men rejoice, By Jesus restored!Hymn 212 MY brethren beloved, Your calling ye see;Hymn 213 MY God, the spring of all my joys,

Hymn 214 TALK with us, Lord, thyself reveal,Hymn 215 GLORIOUS Saviour of my soul,Hymn 216 INFINITE, unexhausted Love!Hymn 217 JESUS, to thee I now can fly,Hymn 218 SEE how great a flame aspires,Hymn 219 ALL thanks be to God,Hymn 220 ALL glory to God in the sky,Hymn 221 MEET and right it is to sing,Hymn 222 HOW happy, gracious Lord! are weHymn 223 WHEN Israel out of Egypt came,Hymn 224 I'LL praise my Maker while I've breath,Hymn 225 PRAISE ye the Lord! 'tis good to raiseHymn 226 ETERNAL Wisdom! Thee we praise,Hymn 227 HOW do thy mercies close me round!

Hymn 228 THOU Shepherd of Israel, and mine,Hymn 229 GOD of my life, to theeHymn 230 FOUNTAIN of life and all my joy,Hymn 231 AWAY with our fears!Hymn 232 YOUNG men and maidens, raise

Hymn 233 HAPPY man whom God doth aid!Hymn 234 LET all that breathe Jehovah praise,Hymn 235 FATHER of all! whose powerful voiceHymn 236 SON of thy Sire's eternal love,Hymn 237 ETERNAL, spotless Lamb of God,Hymn 238 MEET and right it is to praise

Hymn 239 HAIL! Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,Hymn 240 O GOD, thou bottomless abyss!Hymn 241 THOU, true and only God, lead'st forthHymn 242 GLORIOUS God, accept a heartHymn 243 THOU, my God, art good and wise,Hymn 244 THOU, the great, eternal Lord,Hymn 245 GOOD thou art, and good thou dost,Hymn 246 MY soul, through my Redeemer's care,Hymn 247 HOLY as thou, O Lord, is none!Hymn 248 BLEST be our everlasting Lord,Hymn 249 GREAT God! to me the sight affordHymn 250 THY ceaseless, unexhausted love,

Hymn 251 FATHER of me, and all mankind,Hymn 252 COME, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, OneHymn 253 FATHER, in whom we live,Hymn 254 THE day of Christ, the day of God,Hymn 255 SPIRIT of truth, essential God,Hymn 256 HAIL! Father, Son, and Spirit great,Hymn 257 GLORY be to God on high, God, whoseHymn 258 JEHOVAH, God the Father, bless,Hymn 259 HAIL! holy, holy, holy Lord!Hymn 260 HOLY, holy, holy Lord,Hymn 261 COME, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Whom

Hymn 262 A THOUSAND oracles divineHymn 263 FATHER, how wide thy glory shines!Hymn 264 O ALL-CREATING God!


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Hymn 265 O MAY thy powerful wordHymn 266 SOLDIERS of Christ, arise,Hymn 267 BUT, above all, lay holdHymn 268 IN fellowship, alone,Hymn 269 SURROUNDED by a host of foes,

Hymn 270 EQUIP me for the war,Hymn 271 O ALMIGHTY God of love,Hymn 272 PEACE, doubting heart! my God's I am;Hymn 273 OMNIPOTENT Lord, My Saviour and King,Hymn 274 O MY old, my bosom foe,Hymn 275 THE Lord unto my Lord hath said,Hymn 276 WORSHIP, and thanks, and blessing,Hymn 277 JESUS, the conqueror, reigns,Hymn 278 WHO is this gigantic foeHymn 279 SHALL I, for fear of feeble man,Hymn 280 THE Lord is King, and earth submits,Hymn 281 ARE there not in the labourer's dayHymn 282 BUT can it be, that I should proveHymn 283 O GOD, my hope, my heavenly rest,

Hymn 284 TO thee, great God of love! I bow,Hymn 285 COME, Saviour, Jesus, from above!Hymn 286 ABRAHAM, when severely tried,Hymn 287 OMNIPRESENT God! whose aidHymn 288 ==8s & 6s.

Hymn 289 GOD of my life, whose gracious powerHymn 290 My God, if I may call thee mine,Hymn 291 FONDLY my foolish heart essaysHymn 292 TO the haven of thy breast,Hymn 293 JESUS, my King, to thee I bow,Hymn 294 JESU, thou sovereign Lord of all,

Hymn 295 COME, ye followers of the Lord,Hymn 296 HELP, Lord! the busy foeHymn 297 SHEPHERD Divine, our wants relieveHymn 298 WONDROUS power of faithful prayer!Hymn 299 JESUS, thou hast bid us pray,Hymn 300 JESUS, I fain would findHymn 301 JESUS, my strength, my hope,Hymn 302 LORD, that I may learn of thee,Hymn 303 AH, when shall I awakeHymn 304 SAVIOUR, on me the want bestow,Hymn 305 GRACIOUS Redeemer, shakeHymn 306 FATHER, to thee I lift mine eyes,

Hymn 307 GOD of all grace and majesty,Hymn 308 I WANT a principle withinHymn 309 HELP, Lord, to whom for help I fly,Hymn 310 JESUS, my Master and my Lord,Hymn 311 BID me of men beware,Hymn 312 JESU, my Saviour, Brother, Friend,Hymn 313 PIERCE, fill me with an humble fear;Hymn 314 HARK, how the watchmen cry,Hymn 315 ANGELS your march oppose,Hymn 316 ETERNAL Power, whose high abodeHymn 317 AH Lord, with trembling I confess,

Hymn 318 A CHARGE to keep I have,Hymn 319 WATCHED by the world's malignant eye,Hymn 320 BE it my only wisdom here


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Hymn 321 SUMMONED my labour to renew,Hymn 322 SERVANT of all, to toil for manHymn 323 GOD of almighty love,Hymn 324 FORTH in thy name, O Lord, I go,Hymn 325 LO! I come with joy to do

Hymn 326 CAPTAIN of Israel's host, and guideHymn 327 THOU who camest from aboveHymn 328 WHEN quiet in my house I sit,Hymn 329 THEE, Jesus, full of truth and grace,Hymn 330 SAVIOUR of all, what hast thou done,Hymn 331 AFFLICTED by a gracious God,Hymn 332 MASTER, I own thy lawful claim,Hymn 333 COME on, my partners in distress,Hymn 334 LORD, I adore thy gracious will;Hymn 335 CAST on the fidelityHymn 336 FATHER, in the name I prayHymn 337 ETERNAL Beam of light divine,Hymn 338 THOU Lamb of God, thou Prince of peace,Hymn 339 O THOU to whose all-searching sight

Hymn 340 THE thing my God doth hateHymn 341 O JESUS, let thy dying cryHymn 342 GOD of eternal truth and grace,Hymn 343 O FOR a heart to praise my God,Hymn 344 THOU hidden love of God, whose height,

Hymn 345 YE ransomed sinners, hear,Hymn 346 FOR ever here my rest shall be,Hymn 347 JESUS, my Life! thyself apply,Hymn 348 HEAVENLY Father, sovereign Lord,Hymn 349 WHERE the ancient dragon lay,Hymn 350 HOLY Lamb, who thee receive,

Hymn 351 COME, Holy Ghost, all quickening fire!Hymn 352 JESUS, thou art our King!Hymn 353 O JESU, source of calm repose,Hymn 354 EVER fainting with desire,Hymn 355 JESU, shall I never beHymn 356 LORD, I believe thy every word,Hymn 357 JESU, the Life, the Truth, the Way,Hymn 358 OPEN, Lord, my inward ear,Hymn 359 GOD of Israel's faithful three,Hymn 360 FATHER of Jesus Christ, my Lord, MyHymn 361 MY God! I know, I feel thee mine,Hymn 362 BE it according to thy word;

Hymn 363 WHAT! never speak one evil word,Hymn 364 JESUS, the gift divine I know,Hymn 365 O GOD of my salvation, hear,Hymn 366 I SOON shall hear thy quickening voice,Hymn 367 O COME, and dwell in me,Hymn 368 FATHER, see this living clod,Hymn 369 O GOD most merciful and true!Hymn 370 DEEPEN the wound thy hands have madeHymn 371 WHAT now is my object and aim?Hymn 372 GIVE me the enlarged desire,Hymn 373 JESU, thy boundless love to me

Hymn 374 COME, Holy Ghost, all quickening fire,Hymn 375 SAVIOUR from sin, I wait to proveHymn 376 I WANT the Spirit of power within,


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Hymn 377 FATHER of everlasting, grace,Hymn 378 WHAT shall I do my God to love,Hymn 379 O LOVE, I languish at thy stay!Hymn 380 PRISONERS of hope, lift up your heads,Hymn 381 WHEN, my Saviour, shall I be

Hymn 382 O GREAT mountain, who art thou,Hymn 383 WHO hath slighted or contemnedHymn 384 I KNOW that my Redeemer lives, AndHymn 385 LOVE Divine, all loves excelling,Hymn 386 Arm of the Lord, awake, awake! ThineHymn 387 PRISONERS of hope, arise,Hymn 388 O THAT my load of sin were goneHymn 389 O JESUS, at thy feet we wait,Hymn 390 SINCE the Son hath made me free,Hymn 391 GOD of all power, and truth, and grace,Hymn 392 FATHER, supply my every need,Hymn 393 HOLY, and true, and righteous Lord,Hymn 394 O GOD of our forefathers, hear,Hymn 395 O GOD, to whom, in flesh revealed,

Hymn 396 O THOU, whom once they flocked to hear,Hymn 397 JESU, thy far-extended fameHymn 398 SAVIOUR of the sin-sick soul,Hymn 399 LIGHT of life, seraphic fire,Hymn 400 JESUS comes with all his grace,

Hymn 401 All things are possible to himHymn 402 O MIGHT I this moment ceaseHymn 403 LORD, I believe a rest remainsHymn 404 O GLORIOUS hope of perfect love!Hymn 405 O JOYFUL sound of gospel grace!Hymn 406 WHAT is our calling's glorious hope,

Hymn 407 NONE is like Jeshurun's God,Hymn 408 HE wills that I should holy be,Hymn 409 JESUS, my Lord, I cry to theeHymn 410 FATHER, I dare believeHymn 411 GOD! who didst so dearly buyHymn 412 THOU God that answerest by fire,Hymn 413 ONCE thou didst on earth appear,Hymn 414 NOW, even now, I yield, I yield,Hymn 415 JESUS hath died that I might live,Hymn 416 I ASK the gift of righteousness,Hymn 417 COME, O my God, the promise seal,Hymn 418 TRUE and faithful Witness, thee,

Hymn 419 QUICKENED with our immortal Head,Hymn 420 YE faithful souls, who Jesus know,Hymn 421 "I THE good fight have fought,"Hymn 422 LET not the wise his wisdom boast,Hymn 423 WHO can worthily commendHymn 424 US, who climb thy holy hill,Hymn 425 THE voice that speaks Jehovah near,Hymn 426 LORD, in the strength of grace,Hymn 427 GOD of all-redeeming grace,Hymn 428 LET Him to whom we now belongHymn 429 BEHOLD the servant of the Lord!

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Hymn 433 GIVE me the faith which can removeHymn 434 JESUS, all-atoning Lamb,Hymn 435 FATHER, to thee my soul I lift,Hymn 436 JESU, my Truth, my Way,Hymn 437 O GOD, my God, my all thou art!

Hymn 438 O GOD of peace and pardoning love,Hymn 439 THY power and saving truth to show,Hymn 440 THOU, Jesu, thou my breast inspire,Hymn 441 LET God, who comforts the distrest,Hymn 442 OUR earth we now lament to seeHymn 443 ARM of the Lord, awake, awake! TheHymn 444 LORD over all, if thou hast made,Hymn 445 O COME, thou radiant morning Star,Hymn 446 JESU, the word of mercy give,Hymn 447 MESSIAH, Prince of peace!Hymn 448 ETERNAL Lord of earth and skies,Hymn 449 TRUE and faithful Witness, thouHymn 450 MESSIAH, full of grace,Hymn 451 FATHER of faithful Abraham, hear

Hymn 452 ALMIGHTY God of love,Hymn 453 JESUS, the word bestow,Hymn 454 GOD of unspotted purity,Hymn 455 O LET us our own works forsake,Hymn 456 FATHER, if justly still we claim

Hymn 457 ON all the earth thy Spirit shower;Hymn 458 AUTHOR of faith, we seek thy faceHymn 459 SHEPHERD of Israel, hearHymn 460 FATHER of boundless grace,Hymn 461 SAVIOUR, to thee we humbly cry!Hymn 462 O LET the prisoners' mournful cries

Hymn 463 LAMB of God, who bear'st awayHymn 464 JESUS, from thy heavenly place,Hymn 465 SOVEREIGN of all! whose will ordainsHymn 466 A NATION God delights to bless,Hymn 467 FATHER of all, by whom we are,Hymn 468 GOD only wise, almighty, good,Hymn 469 FATHER of lights! thy needful aidHymn 470 MASTER supreme, I look to theeHymn 471 HOW shall I walk my God to please,Hymn 472 I AND my house will serve the Lord:Hymn 473 COME, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, ToHymn 474 CAPTAIN of our salvation, take

Hymn 475 BUT who sufficient is to leadHymn 476 COME, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, HonorHymn 477 FATHER, Son, and Holy Ghost,Hymn 478 AND are we yet alive,Hymn 479 PEACE be on this house bestowed,Hymn 480 GLORY be to God above,Hymn 481 ALL thanks to the Lamb, Who gives us to meet!Hymn 482 SAVIOUR of sinful men,Hymn 483 JESU, to thee our hearts we lift,Hymn 484 APPOINTED by thee, We meet in thy name,Hymn 485 JESU, we look to thee,

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Hymn 489 HOW good and pleasant 'tis to see,Hymn 490 BRETHREN in Christ, and well-beloved,Hymn 491 COME away to the skies,Hymn 492 WHAT shall we offer our good Lord,Hymn 493 THE people that in darkness lay,

Hymn 494 LO! God is here! let us adore,Hymn 495 COME, let us arise,Hymn 496 THE earth is the Lord's, And all it contains;Hymn 497 COME, all whoe'er have setHymn 498 COME, let us anew our journey pursue, WithHymn 499 COME, let us ascend,Hymn 500 ALL praise to our redeeming Lord,Hymn 502 COME, thou omniscient Son of man,Hymn 503 TRY us, O God, and search the groundHymn 504 JESUS, united by thy grace,Hymn 505 UNCHANGEABLE almighty Lord,Hymn 506 FATHER of our dying Lord,Hymn 507 SAVIOUR of all, to thee we bow,Hymn 508 GOD of love, that hear'st the prayer,

Hymn 509 JESUS, Lord, we look to thee,Hymn 510 THOU God of truth and love,Hymn 511 FORGIVE us, for thy mercy's sake,Hymn 512 CENTRE of our hopes thou art,Hymn 513 JESUS, with kindest pity see

Hymn 514 FATHER, at thy footstool seeHymn 515 FATHER, Son, and Spirit, hearHymn 516 OTHER ground can no man lay,Hymn 517 CHRIST, our Head, gone up on highHymn 518 CHRIST, from whom all blessings flow,Hymn 519 COME, and let us sweetly join

Hymn 520 COME, thou high and lofty Lord!Hymn 521 LET us join, ('tis God commands)Hymn 522 PARTNERS of a glorious hope,Hymn 523 O THOU, our Husband, Brother, Friend,Hymn 524 OUR friendship sanctify and guide:Hymn 525 JESU, thou great redeeming Lord,Hymn 526 EXCEPT the Lord conduct the plan,Hymn 527 COME, wisdom, power, and grace divine,Hymn 528 O SAVIOUR, cast a gracious smile!Hymn 529 HOLY Lamb, who thee confess,Hymn 530 COME, thou all-inspiring Spirit,Hymn 531 CHRIST, whose glory fills the skies, That

Hymn 532 COME, let us use the grace divine,Hymn 533 LORD, we thy will obey,Hymn 534 BLEST be the dear uniting love,Hymn 535 AND let our bodies part,Hymn 536 JESUS, accept the praiseHymn 537 GOD of all consolation, takeHymn 538 JESUS, soft, harmonious name,Hymn 539 LIFT up your hearts to things above,Hymn 540 HOW blest is he who ne'er consentsHymn 541 HOW are the Gentiles all on fire!Hymn 542 THOU, Lord, art a shield for me,

Hymn 543 ON thee, O God of purity,Hymn 544 O LORD, how good, how great art thou,Hymn 545 THEE will I praise with all my heart,


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Hymn 546 O GOD, the help of all thy saints,Hymn 547 HOW long wilt thou forget me, Lord?Hymn 548 O LORD, thy faithful servant save,Hymn 549 SAVE me, O God; for thou alone

Hymn 550 O THAT I could, in every place,Hymn 551 O GOD my strength and fortitudeHymn 552 THE spacious firmament on high,Hymn 553 THE heavens declare thy glory, Lord,Hymn 554 JESUS the good Shepherd is;Hymn 555 MY Shepherd will supply my need,Hymn 556 THE Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not want,Hymn 557 THE earth with all her fulness ownHymn 558 ONE thing with all my soul's desireHymn 559 I PRAISE thee, Lord, who o'er my foesHymn 560 My spirit on thy care,Hymn 561 BLEST is the man, supremely blest,Hymn 562 THROUGH all the changing scenes of life,Hymn 563 HIGH in the heavens, eternal God,Hymn 564 ALMIGHTY Maker of my frame,

Hymn 565 LORD, let me know mine end,Hymn 566 DAY after day I sought the Lord,Hymn 567 As pants the hart for cooling streams,Hymn 568 MY heart is full of Christ, and longs

Hymn 569 GOD is the refuge of his saints,Hymn 570 GOD, our Hope and Strength abiding,Hymn 571 CLAP your hands, ye people all,Hymn 572 GREAT is our redeeming Lord,Hymn 573 GREAT is the Lord our God,Hymn 574 SHOW pity, Lord; O Lord, forgive;Hymn 575 THROUGH God I will his word proclaim,

Hymn 576 MY heart is fixed, O God, my heartHymn 577 GREAT God, indulge my humble claim,Hymn 578 FULL of providential love,Hymn 579 O THOU God who hearest prayer,Hymn 580 EARTH, with all thy thousand voices,Hymn 581 TO bless thy chosen race,Hymn 582 GOD of mercy, God of grace,Hymn 583 JESUS, Jehovah, God,Hymn 584 GOD of my childhood and my youth,Hymn 585 GREAT God, whose universal swayHymn 586 HAIL to the Lord's Anointed;Hymn 587 IN time of tribulation

Hymn 588 O LORD, how long shall heathens holdHymn 589 OF old, O God, thine own right handHymn 590 How lovely are thy tents, O Lord!Hymn 591 LORD of the worlds above!Hymn 592 HOW pleasant, how divinely fair,Hymn 593 PLEASANT are thy courts above,Hymn 594 GLORIOUS things of thee are spoken,Hymn 595 BY the holy hills surrounded,Hymn 596 HEAVY on me, O Lord, thy judgments lie:Hymn 597 CALL Jehovah thy salvation,Hymn 598 THOU who art enthroned above,

Hymn 599 SWEET is the work, my God, my King,Hymn 600 WITH glory clad, with strength arrayed,Hymn 601 JEHOVAH reigns on high


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Hymn 602 O Lord, with vengeance cladHymn 603 COME, sound his praise abroad,Hymn 604 RAISE the psalm: let earth adoring,Hymn 605 SING we to our conquering LordHymn 606 GOD the Lord is King; before him

Hymn 607 ALL people that on earth do dwell,Hymn 608 BEFORE Jehovah's awful throne,Hymn 609 MERCY and judgement will I sing,Hymn 610 O BLESS the Lord, my soul!Hymn 611 O WORSHIP the King, All glorious above;Hymn 612 O RENDER thanks to God above,Hymn 613 THE Lord unto my Lord thus said,Hymn 614 O THOU who, when I did complain,Hymn 615 FROM all that dwell below the skiesHymn 616 ALL glory to our gracious Lord!Hymn 617 BEHOLD the sure foundation-stoneHymn 618 TO the hills I lift mine eyes,Hymn 619 GLAD was my heart to hearHymn 620 UNTO thee I lift my eyes,

Hymn 621 IF our God had not befriended,Hymn 622 WHO in the Lord confide,Hymn 623 WHEN our redeeming LordHymn 624 IN vain we build, unless the LordHymn 625 OUT of the depth of self-despair,

Hymn 626 OUT of the depths I cry to thee,Hymn 627 THOU, Lord, my witness artHymn 628 LORD, if thou the grace impart,Hymn 629 REMEMBER, Lord, the pious zealHymn 630 BEHOLD, how good a thingHymn 631 PRAISE, O praise our God and king!

Hymn 632 IN all my vast concerns with thee,Hymn 633 WHITHER shall a creature run,Hymn 634 IN deep distress, to GodHymn 635 HEAR thou my prayer, O Lord,Hymn 636 FAR as creation's bounds extend,Hymn 637 SWEET is the memory of thy grace,Hymn 638 MY soul, inspired with sacred love,Hymn 639 YOU, who dwell above the skies,Hymn 640 PRAISE the Lord! ye heavens, adore him,Hymn 641 PRAISE the Lord! who reigns above,Hymn 642 HAIL, Father, whose creating callHymn 643 HAIL, co-essential Three,

Hymn 644 We give immortal praiseHymn 645 FATHER, live, by all things feared;Hymn 646 HOLY, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty!Hymn 647 INFINITE God, to thee we raiseHymn 648 MESSIAH, joy of every heart,Hymn 649 SAVIOUR, we now rejoice in hope,Hymn 650 THE Lord Jehovah reigns,Hymn 651 GOD is a name my soul adores,Hymn 652 GOD, at thy command we riseHymn 653 FATHER of earth and sky,Hymn 654 BEING of beings, God of love!

Hymn 655 ETERNAL depth of love divine,Hymn 656 GREAT God of wonders! all thy waysHymn 657 WHEN all thy mercies, O my God,


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