Come, sound his praise abroad
Come thou, Almighty King
Come to the house of prayer
Come unto me, all ye who mourn
Come ye who love the Lord
Dark, dark indeed the grave would be
Deem not that they are blessed alone
Delightful is the task to sing
Eat, drink, in memory of your friend
Eternal and immortal King
Eternal bliss and lasting woe
Eternal God, Almighty cause
Eternal God, how frail is man
Eternal God, thy works of might
Eternal source of every joy
Eternal source of light and life
Eternal source of life and thought
Faith adds new charms to earthly bliss
Far from mortal cares retreating
Far from these scenes of night
Far from the world, O Lord, I flee
Far from thy servant, God of grace
Father, adored in worlds above
Father, bless thy word to all
Father divine, before thy view
Father divine, thy piercing eye
Father in Heaven, to thee my heart
Father in Heaven, thy sacred name
Father of all, eternal God
Father of all, from whom we trace
Father of all, whose cares extend
Father of all, whose sovereign will
Father of Jesus, God of love
Father of light conduct my feet
Father of lights thy needful aid
Father of lights we sing thy name
Father of me, and all mankind
Father of men, thy care we bless
Father of mercies, in thy word
Father of mercies, God of love
Father of our feeble race
Father of peace, and God of love
Father, to thy kind love we owe
Father, thy boundless love to me
Miss E. Taylor. 15
†Scotch Paraphrase. 155
Watts. 16
Salisbury Coll. 161
J. Taylor. 20
Mrs. Steele. 162
Cowper. 163
Doddridge. 164
Pope's Coll.
Kelly. 515
J. Taylor. 165
Doddridge. 416
H. Ware, Jr. 516
L'pool Coll. 22
Exeter Coll. 23
Ancient Hymns. 560
Pope. 24
+C. Wesley. 417
†Exeter Coll. 166
Smart. 167
Wesley's Coll. 561
Doddridge. 25
Wesley's Coll. 517
Doddridge. 418
Mrs. Steele. 26
Heginbotham. 168
J. Taylor. 27
†Doddridge. 28
Father, thy gentle chastisements
For all thy Saints, O God
For safety in the evil day
Forth from the dark and stormy sky
Fountain of light and living breath
Fountain of mercy, God of love
Frail life of man, how short its stay
From all that dwell below the skies
From Christ, my Lord, shall I depart
From every thought, and wish impure
From Greenland's icy mountain
H. Ware, Jr. 62 Ancient Hymns. 56 tDrummond. 41 Heber. 51 I. Quarles. 56 Christ. Psalmist. 62 H. More. 16 Watts. †Christ. Reformer. 17 tExeter Coll. 17
From north and south. from east and west From the table now retiring
Give thanks to God most high
Give to our God immortal praise
Give to the Lord in cheerful songs
Give to the winds thy fears
Glory be to God on high
Glory to thee, my God, this night
God in his earthly temples lays
God in the Gospel of his Son
God in the high and holy place
God is a Spirit just and wise
God is love, his mercy brightens
God is my strong salvation
God our strength and song
God moves in a mysterious way
God of eternity, from thee
God of glory! God of love
God of mercy! God of love
God of my childhood and my youth
God of my life, through all its days
God of my life, whose gracious power
God of our lives, our thanks to thee
God of our lives, whose bounteous care
God of our lives, thy constant care
God of the changing year, whose arm
God of the morning! at whose voice
God of the prophet's power
God reigns, events in order flow
God to correct the world
God, who in various methods told
God, who is just and kind
Go, messenger of peace and love
Go to the grave in all thy glorious prime Go to dark Gethsemane
Heber. 62
Butcher. 17
Exeter Coll. 42
Watts.
+Exeter Coll.
Gerhardt. 56 J. Taylor. Kenn. 4 Watts. Beddome. 1
Montgomery. 5t
Watts.
Bowring. 5
Montgomery. 56 Montgomery. 51 Couper. 11 Doddridge. 11 Broadmead. Coll. 41 J. Taylor. 11 Watts. 4 Doddridge. 41 Wesley's Coll. 5 Browne. 1 Dodsley's Poems. 1 Doddridge. 41 Miss E. Taylor. 4 Watts. 1 Dyer's Coll. 5 Scott. 1 Jervis 4 Watts.
Patrick. 1
Balfour. 4
Montgomery. 4
Montgomery. 5
Great Author of all nature's frame
Great Cause of all things! source of life
Great First of beings! mighty Lord
Great Former of this various frame
Great Framer of unnumbered worlds
Great God! at whose all-powerful call
Great God! beneath whose piercing eye
Great God! how infinite art thou
Great God! how vast is thine abode
Great God! in vain man's narrow view
Great God! let all our tuneful powers
Great God! my Father and my Friend
Great God of grace, arise and shine
Great God! the followers of thy Son
Great God! the heaven's well-ordered frame
Great God! thine attributes divine
Great God! this sacred day of thine
Great God! to thee our grateful tongues
Great God! wert thou extreme to mark
Great God! we sing that mighty hand
Great God! whose all-pervading eye
Great God! whose universal sway
Great Lord of earth, and seas, and skies
Great Ruler of all nature's frame
Great Ruler of the earth and skies
Great Source of life and light
Great Source of life, our souls confess
Great Source of unexhausted good
Greatest of beings! source of life
Greatest of beings! source of good
Hail, great Creator, wise and good
Hail, love divine! joys ever new
Hail to the Lord's anointed
Hail to the Sabbath day
Happy is he whose early years
Happy the man whose wishes climb
Happy the meek, whose gentle breast
Happy the unrepining poor
Hark, the glad sound! the Saviour comes
Hark! what mean those holy voices
Hear, Lord! the song of praise and prayer
Hear what God the Lord hath spoken
Hear what the voice from Heaven proclaims
Heaven is a state of rest from sin
Heavenly Father, to whose eye
He dies, the Friend of sinners dies
Dyer. 38
Browne.
Doddridge. 184
Dyer. 429
Gent's. Mag. 431
†Roscoe. 430
Watts. 185
Jervis. 187
Kippis. 186
Heginbotham. 432
tExeter Coll. 188
Needham. 189
Watts. 41
Jervis. 191
†Mrs. Steele. 42
Flexman. 190
Doddridge. 182
Doddridge. 434
Watts. 192
Watts. 193
Browne. 194
Doddridge. 195
Mrs. Steele. 437
Wesley's Coll. 572
Doddridge. 196
tExeter Coll. 438
Dyer. 39
Phila. Select. 428
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