awaken former trains of feeling, sometimes painful, sometimes joyous, but profitable withal, either to humble us under the sense of our transgressions, or to animate us to perseverance and hope. On this account, not to name other motives, how important to have the minds of the Young stored with Hymns and Portions of Scripture. I have prefixed an appropriate Text of Scripture to each Hymn. A Table of those Texts will be found immediately after the Table of First Lines. I have only to add my earnest Prayer, that the Great Head of the Church will be pleased to continue his blessing on the use of these Psalms and Hymns, which he has so often acknowledged before, to the comfort and edification of his people. May He fill with his Spirit all who may use them, that they may 'sing with the spirit" and "with the understanding" also, "singing and making melody in their hearts unto the Lord.” (1 Cor. xiv. 15. Eph. v. 19.) 66 St. Michael's, June 8, 1838. In this Table, Psalms and Hymns are both included. The Psalms are distinguished by the letter P prefixed to each. Author. Page Steele 52 Watts 130 75 Alas! and did my Saviour bleed... Toplady 128 87 126 ...... ........ ...... Glory be to God on high Glory to thee, my God, this night.. ... 82 ..Steele 103 Father of heaven, whose love profound. Father of mercies, in thy word... Father of mercies, send thy grace...Doddridge 93 Father, whate'er of earthly bliss .Steele 57 Fierce passions discompose the soul.... Newton 113 From all that dwell below the skies. From Egypt lately come... From Greenland's icy mountains. P.-From lowest depths of woe.. Watts 116 Gloria Patri.. 9 60 27 ..... .Kelly 68 20 23 82 Kenn 29 Author. Page God moves in a mysterious way. Cowper 97 Grace is the sweetest sound... .Kelly 120 Grace, 'tis a charming sound. Doddridge 109 Great God of Abra'am, hear our prayer.. Davies 125 Great God, to thee my voice I raise. .Watts 111 Great God, what do I see and hear. Luther 42 Great God, with wonder and with praise. Watts 102 Guide me, O thou great Jehovah..... Robinson 72 Hark, the glad sound... ..Doddridge 44 Hark, the herald angels sing Wesley 48 Hark, the song of jubilee .Montgomery 43 P.-Have mercy, Lord, on me Here we suffer grief and pain. Hosanna to the Son... 10 38 Watts 116 Addison 88 Watts 108 1 100 18 ....... ...... How are thy servants blest, O Lord ... ..... Watts 83 Hindoo 26 Cowper 63 9 .. I'm glad I ever saw the day. 16 62 C. Wesley 77 Jesus shall reign where'er the sun....... Watts 107 P.-Let all the lands with shouts of joy 91 47 17 Cowper 33 ..Wesley 61 11 99 Oliver 39 Lo, he comes, with clouds descending. Long have I sat beneath the sound..... Watts 121 Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing. P. Lord, hear the voice of my complaint. Burder 114 Lord, how delightful 'tis to see..... ....Watts 31 xi Author. Page .Kelly 129 ..Doddridge 84 56 Watts 76 Lord, when we bend before thy throne... Caryl 37 May the grace of Christ our Saviour... Newton 115 Methinks I stand upon the rock. My God, and is thy table spread My God, my Father, while I stray. My God, the spring of all my joys. P.-No change of time shall ever shock No strength of nature can suffice.... Not all the blood of beasts. Nothing know we of the season P.-O come, loud anthems let us sing. O'er the gloomy hills of darkness Of Jesus we'll sing TABLE OF FIRST LINES. .... 4 . Cowper 124 .Watts 63 .Kelly 43 15 Williams 105 .Kelly 45 Newton 93 115 Oft as the bell with solemn toll Of thy love some gracious token P.-O God, my heart is fully bent.. P.-O God of hosts, the mighty Lord 17 13 Cowper 73 33 13 Cowper 53 Oh, for a closer walk with God.... Oh, for a heart to praise my God ......Wesley 112 Oh, thou that dwell'st in the heavens high. P.-O Israel's shepherd, Joseph's guide O Lord, my best desires fulfil... O Lord, our languid hearts inspire..... Newton P.-O Lord, our fathers oft have told P.-O Lord, the Saviour and defence On the mountain's top appearing P.-O praise the Lord in that blest place. P.-O thou to whom all creatures bow. P.-O 'twas a joyful sound to hear. 34 10 Ours is a rich and royal feast..... O Zion, when I think on thee.... Plung'd in a gulf of dark despair.. Prostrate, O Lord, before thy feet. P.-Protect me from my cruel foes ......... ... ...... 14 .Kelly 108 22 2 19 Kelly 85 Kelly 119 Watts 127 51 ...... .......... 4 Newton 54 Toplady 59 Watts 117 Quiet, Lord, my froward heart .Kelly 89 66 Heber 49 Addison 95 P.-The heavens declare thy glory, Lord.. Cowper 100 Newton 96 21 8 29 31 Through all the dangers of the night. Through the day thy love has spared us... Kelly Thy presence, gracious God, afford Fawcett 101 P. To bless thy chosen race... P. To celebrate thy praise, O Lord.. P.-To God, in whom I trust... 12 3 7 Cowper 79 19 .Kelly 124 122 .... .... Author. Page To Jesus, the crown of my hope. P.-To Zion's hill I lift mine eyes ..... .Kelly 92 .... We 've no abiding city here What are these arrayed in white What is life? 'tis but a vapour.... What various hindrances we meet. ....Cowper 57 When all thy mercies, O my God... Addison 98 When any turn from Zion's way Newton 119 When I can read my title clear. Watts 79 When I survey the wondrous cross......Watts 58 When languor and disease invade..... Toplady 118 P.-When we our weary limbs to rest..... . 21 Where high the heavenly temple stands. ... 69 While with ceaseless course the sun... Newton 50 P.-Who place on Zion's God their trust.. 20 Why should I say 'tis yet too soon......Watts 132 Why those fears? behold 'tis Jesus....... P. With glory clad, with strength array'd P.-With one consent let all the earth.. ...... ...... .Kelly 70 14 16 Ye hearts with youthful vigour warm. Doddridge 90 .... ...... .... .... ... |
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