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The power to bless my house.
The praying spirit breathe
There is a fountain fill'd with
There is a glorious world of light
There is a God-all nature speaks.
There is a land of pure delight.
There is an hour of peaceful rest.
There seems a voice in every gale.
The sacred bond of perfectness.
The saints who die of Christ
The Saviour, when to heaven he..
The spacious firinament on high
The Sun of righteousness
The Sun of righteousness on me
The tempter to my soul hath said
The thing my God doth hate.
The voice of free grace
The wisdom own'd by all thy sons.
They that toil upon the deep
Thine, Lord, is wisdom, thine
This day the covenant I sign W. M. Bunting 21 ||
This day the Lord has call'd his own Bathurst 149
This is the day the Lord hath made
This is thy will, I know.
This slumber from my spirit shake C. Wesley 456
This stone to thee, in faith, we
This, this is He that came
This, this is the God we adore
Thou art the Way: to thee alone
Though eighteen hundred years are C. Wesley 19!
Though I have grieved thy Spirit.
Though nature's strength decay
Though now the nations sit beneath
Though troubles assail, and dangers. Newton 444
Though waves and storms go o'er J. Wesley 470
Thou God of all-sufficient grace C. Wesley 306
Thou God of truth and love....

C. Wesley 41$
C. Wesley 646
Doddridge 127
Addison
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C. Wesley 359
Montgomery 529
C. Wesley 305
Thursby 183
C. Wesley 206
.Montgomery 62
J. Wesley 58

Lyte. 150
C. Wesley 200

Montgomery 57
C. Wesley 89
Hart. 4
Doane 107

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Olivers 565
L. Bacon 594

C. Wesley 415

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hou great mysterious God.
The perfect world, by Adam trd
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hou hidden love of God, whose
The prying spirit breathe.

Pearson's Col. 25
C. Wesley 282
C. Wesley 190
J. Wesley 491

There is a fountain fill'd with hou hidden Source of calm repose C. Wesley 546

There is a glorious world of licht den

hou Judge of quick and dead...
There is a God-all nature spes hou Lamb of God, for sinners
There is a land of pure delight...hou Lamb of God, thou Prince of.
There is an hour of peaceful rest hou, Lord, art God alone
There seems a voice in every gehou, Lord, hast blest my going
The sacred bond of perfectness.hou, Lord of life, whose
hou, Lord,.on whom I still depend

The saints who die of Christ

The Saviour, when to hearen behou refuge of my soul
The spacious firmament on high hou rock of my salvation

housands, O Lord of hosts, this Montgomery 397

The Sun of righteousness

The Sun of righteousness on me..hou seest my feebleness
The tempter to my soul hath said hou seest our weakness, Lord.

C. Wesley 367
J. Wesley 486

The thing my God doth hate....hou Shepherd of Israel, and mine C. Wesley 545

hou Son of God, whose flaming.

The voice of free grace

The wisdom own'd by all thy sons.hou, the eternal Lord
They that toil upon the deep...hou very paschal Lamb

C. Wesley 197
C. Wesley 60
C. Wesley 105

Chou very present aid.

Thine, Lord, is wisdom, thine

This day the covenant Isign. hou, who hast in Zion laid

C. Wesley 530
Mrs. Bulmer 575

This dar the Lord has call'd his own Thou, who on the whirlwind ridest. Pierpont 582
This is the day the Lord hath made Thou, whose almighty word

Through sorrow's night, and.

This is the will, I know.

Marriott 592
H. K. White 658

This slumber from my spirit shake Chus far the Lord hath led me on...
This stone to thee, in faith, we.Thus saith the Lord-'tis God

Watts. 366
C. Wesley 131

This, this is He that came ......
This, this is the God we adore.

Thy ceaseless, unexhausted love
Thy every suff'ring servant, Lord

C. Wesley 179
C. Wesley 471
Steele. 463

...

Though eighteen hundred years are Thy law is perfect, Lord of light. Montgomery 406
Thou art the Way: to thee alone...Thy gracious presence, O my God
Though I have grieved thy Spirit....Thy life I read, my gracious Lord. S. Stennett 643
Though nature's strength decay...Thy loving Spirit, Lord, alone. .
Though troubles assail, and dangers. Thy name to me, thy nature grant C. Wesley 314
Though now the nations sit beneath Thy mercy heard
Thou God of all-sufficient grace.. Chy presence, gracious God, afford.. Fawcett 24
Though waves and storms go o'er. Thy presence, everlasting God. .

C. Wesley 299
infant prayer Glenelg 400

my

Doddridge 379

C.W

Thou God of truth and love.....

C. Wesley 667
C. Wesley 250
J. Wesley 451
a Wesley 543
C. Wesley 377
Flowers of Poetry 368
C. Wesley 506
Steele. 456
C. Wesley 458

Thy presence, Lord, the place shall C. Wesley 3
Thy way is in the sea

Thy word, almighty Lord.
Times without number have I

Fawcett 4
Montgomery 4
C. Wesley 5
Stennett S
C. Wesley

'Tis finish'd! so the Saviour said
"Tis finish'd! the Messiah dies.
To bless thy chosen race... Tate & Brady
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Th Unknown 62
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Who. Watts. 6|
To Father, Son, and Spirit, Ascribe C. Wesley
To Father, Son, and Spirit, ever
To God the Father, Son

Unknown 68
J. Wesley 6
Unknown 6
Watts.
Steele. 16

. Unknown 64
C. Wesley
Doddridge 65
Haweis 383
C. Wesley
Montgomery
C. Wesley
C. Wesley 6
C. Wesley 416!

To God the Father, Son, And
To God the Father's throne
To Jesus, our exalted Lord
To thee be praise forever
To thee, great God of love, I bow.
To thee, O God, when creatures.
To thee, our God and Saviour
To the hills I lift mine eyes
To us a child of hope is born.
To us a child of royal birth.
Tremendous God, with humble fear
Try us, O God, and search the . . .

Unchangeable, almighty Lord
Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb.
Urge on your rapid course

Vain are all terrestrial pleasures
Vain, delusive world, adieu
Vain man, thy fond pursuits
Victim divine! thy grace we claim
Vital spark of heavenly flame.

Walk in the light! so shalt thou.
Watch'd by the world's malignant.
Watchman, tell us of the night. .

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C. Wesley 411
Watts. 656
C. Wesley 44

Ford. 475

C. Wesley 476
Hart. 203
C. Wesley 160
Pope. 403

B. Barton 500

C. Wesley 487
. Bowring 600

Times without number bare
The fish so the Saviour su
Tis in the Messiah dies.
To Hess the chosen race....

Thy presence, Lord, the pa
Thy way is in the sea

Teary souls, that wander wide
We bring no glitt'ring treasures
Third almighty Lord...e by his Spirit prove.

Veep not for a brother deceased. .
Ve have no outward righteousness
Te journey through a vale of tears
We know, by faith we know
Welcome, sweet day of rest.
To Father, Son, and Hol G Ve lift our hearts to thee.

Unchangeable, almighty Lord.

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To Father, Son, and Holy Ghos
To Father, Son, and Spirit, Asale!
To Father, Son, and Spirit,
To God the Father, Son
To God the Father, Son,

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What am I, O thou glorious God.
What are those soul-reviving
erehat glory gilds the sacred page
What is our calling's glorious hope
What majesty and grace
What! never speak one evil word
What now is my object and aim. .
What shall I do my God to love

To fal the Father's throne.
To Jesus, our exalted Loni
To the be praise forever

To the great God of lore, I bow. What various hindrances we meet
To thee, O God, when creatures. When all thy mercies, O my God
To thee, our God and Sarion. When death before my sight.

To the hills I lift mine eyes
To us a child of hope is born.
To us a child of royal birth..

Tremendous God, with humble fear When Israel, of the Lord beloved
Try us, O God, and search the...When Israel out of Egypt came .

When I survey the wondrous cross
When Jesus left his Father's.

C. Wesley 207
Phillips 607
C. Wesley 276
C. Wesley 654
C. Wesley 263
B. Barton 446

C. Wesley 570
Watts. 149
J. Wesley 362
C. Wesley 271
Pratt's Col. 607

Vain, delusive world, adieu
Fain man, thy fond pursuits.

When, my Saviour, shall I be
When o'er the deep we rode

Vain are all terrestrial pleasures. When, O my Saviour, shall it be.

When on Sinai's top I see.
When on the brink of death

When first the Spirit left the throne.. Judkin 123
When, gracious Lord, when shall it C. Wesley 252
When I can read my title clear
Watts. 439

W. Scott 448

Cowper 404
C. Wesley 289
S. Stennett 172
C. Wesley 304
C. Wesley 477
C. Wesley 185
Cowper 336
Addison 501
Steele. 398

Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb... When languor and disease invade.. Toplady 395

C. Wesley 51
Watts. 93
Montgomery 606

Urge on your rapid course

Victim divine! thy grace we claim When power divine in mortal

Vital spark of heavenly flame.

C. Wesley 303
Anon. 625
C. Wesley 509
Montgomery 176
Colyer 399
J. E. Smith 472
C. Wesley 408
Addison 219

When quiet in my house I sit
When rising from the bed of death

Watch'd by the world's malignant. When shall I see the welcome hour C. Wesley 319
Walk in the light! so shalt thou...When shall I hear the inward voice C. Wesley 288

Watchman, tell us of the night....B

C. Wesley

When shall the voice of singing. Pratt's Col.
When shall thy love constrain
C. Wesley
When the last trumpet's Bickersteth's Col.
When through the torn sail
When to the exiled seer were .
Where are the dead..
Wherefore should I make my moan
Where is the Hebrew's God. ...
Where is the Saviour now..
Where shall my wond'ring soul
Wherewith, O Lord, shall I draw
Which of the monarchs of the
While dead in trespasses I lie... C. Wesley
While life prolongs its precious light. Dwight
While shepherds watch'd their Tate & Brady
While thee I seek, protec Mrs. H.. Williams
While thou art intimately nigh. . . C. Wesley
While through this world we.. Montgomery
While we walk with God in light. C. Wesley
While with ceaseless course the sun
Newton
Who are these array'd in white
Who in the Lord confide

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Who make the Lord of hosts
Whom man forsakes thou wilt not. O. Wesley
Why do we mourn for dying friends Watts.
Why is my heart with grief
Wilson's Col.
Why not now, my God, my God. . C. Wesley
Why, O my soul, O why
Colton
Why should our tears in sorrow Conder's Col
Why should the children of a King.. Watts.
Why should we boast of time to.. M. Wilkes
Why should we lament the lot C. Wesley
Why should we start, and fear to die. Watts.
Wilt thou not yet to me reveal . . . C. Wesley
Wisdom ascribe, and might, and C. Wesley
With glorious clouds encompass'd. C. Wesley
Within thy house, O Lord our God Presb. Col.
With joy we hail the sacred day

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