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Meter 886.886. (332)
- A nation God delights to bless (1762a)
- Against me thou writest bitter things (1762a)
- Ah! Dire effect of female pride (1763a)
- Ah! Lovely Christ-like soul adieu (1759b)
- All hail, thou lengthener of my days (1749a)
- All power to save, O Lord, is thine (1763a)
- All-wise, all-good, Almighty Lord (1745f)
- Amazing love to mortals shewed (1745b)
- An abject slave I long have been (1762a)
- And am I only born to die? (1763a)
- And are our joys so quickly fled (1749a)
- And dost thou not thyself suspect (1762b)
- And have not I ungrateful been (1762a)
- And is the happy moment come (1784a)
- And is the happy spirit fled (1749a)
- And let this gross corporeal clay (1767a)
- And must thou perish in thy blood (1749a)
- And shall I, Lord, the cup decline (1749a)
- Are there not in the laborer's day (1749a)
- At evening to myself I say (1762a)
- Author of faith, to thee I cry (1745c)
- Be it according to thy word (1762b)
- Be it my only wisdom here (1762a)
- Be still ye isles, and wait your doom (1759e)
- Bishop of souls, regard our cry (1745h)
- Breathe into this foul heart of mine (1762b)
- But ah! What means this frantick noise (1759e)
- But all may now to God draw nigh (1762a)
- But can it be, that I should prove (1749a)
- But could the chief apostle grieve (1762b)
- But is the hasty spirit fled (1759b)
- But lest we from our city stray (1762a)
- But when, most gracious God, and true (1762a)
- But where thou didst for ages dwell (1762b)
- By mercy sealed in lasting sleep (1762a)
- By whom, O God, shall Britain rise (1781c)
- Called to sustain the hallowed cross (1762b)
- Casual howe’er our steps may seem (1762a)
- Come Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (1767c)
- Come, Lord, and help me to rejoice (1742c)
- Come, Lord, come quickly from above (1749a)
- Come on, my partners in distress (1749b)
- Come wisdom, power, and grace divine (1767a)
- Delivered now into mine hand (1762a)
- Do what thou wilt; it should be so (1762b)
- Dost thou request a feeble worm (1781a)
- Doth the great God, and judge severe (1762a)
- Evil I from the womb have been (1762a)
- Except the Lord conduct the plan (1767a)
- Faithful and true, thy word we plead (1785b)
- Father, behold I come to do (1745b)
- Father, create my heart again (1762b)
- Father, I do at last relent (1762a)
- Father, I know my day is nigh (1762a)
- Father, I now my sin confess (1762b)
- Father, I offer thee thine own (1745b)
- Father, in Christ we seek thy face (1762a)
- Father, into my heart convey (1762b)
- Father of all, whose sovereign will (1749b)
- Father, that I may keep thy law (1762a)
- Father, thine eyes are open now (1762a)
- Father, thy glory we confess (1767b)
- Father, thy own in Christ receive (1745b)
- Fishers of men ’tis thine to make (1762b)
- Fly, sinners, fly to David’s Son (1762a)
- For a departing friend I grieve (1762a)
- Forgive me, O thou jealous God (1745g)
- Fountain of life, I gasp for thee (1762b)
- Free from that partial blind respect (1759b)
- Fruit of the true immortal vine (1762a)
- Give me, O Lord, my soul to abase (1762b)
- Giver of every useful gift (1767a)
- Gladly I take thy love’s advice (1762b)
- God of my life, for thee I pine (1749a)
- God of my life, thy love I praise (1749a)
- God of unfathomable love (1743a)
- Great God of all-victorious grace (1759e)
- Hail Father, friend of human race (1746g)
- Happy beyond description he (1763a)
- Happy, the men who Jesus know (1762a)
- Have mercy, Lord, for man hath none (1743b)
- He waits, that we from sin may turn (1762a)
- Head of thy patient church beneath (1749b)
- Help, Lord, to whom for help I fly (1749a)
- Hence, lying world, with all thy care (1767a)
- Holy, thou knowest, I fain would be (1762b)
- Hope of thy church and Savior, hear (1762b)
- How am I healed, if still again (1762b)
- How can I my own heart renew? (1762b)
- How dreadful is the mystery (1745b)
- How hapless are the lettered youth (1763a)
- How happy are the little flock (1756b)
- How happy, gracious Lord, are we (1749b)
- How happy is the pilgrim’s lot (1747c)
- How happy, Lord, thy children are (1763a)
- How highly favored then are we (1763a)
- How ignorant the human mind (1763a)
- How justly, Lord, dost thou complain (1762a)
- How long, thou weapon of the Lord (1759c)
- How long, to thee, O God, shall I (1782b)
- How shall a sinner come to God (1744d)
- How shall I walk my God to please (1767a)
- How soon the fruits of sin appear (1762a)
- How vain, great God, and worse than vain (1750b)
- I and my house will serve the Lord (1767a)
- I ask no more, how can it be (1762b)
- I come, but tremble to draw near (1772a)
- I know, and feel it cannot be (1772a)
- I now reflect with grief and shame (1762a)
- I thank thee, Lord of earth and heaven (1749a)
- I too have sinned against the Lord (1762a)
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- I trust thy promise, Lord, to break (1762b)
- I want the weeping prophet’s heart (1762b)
- If death my friend and me divide (1762b)
- If mine were right, it could not be (1762a)
- If punished after my desert (1762a)
- If, taught of him, I understand (1762b)
- If thou thy healing power exert (1762b)
- In hope of perfect liberty (1762b)
- In this expressive bread I see (1745b)
- Jesu, thy weak disciples see (1744c)
- Jesus, at thy command I go (1762b)
- Jesus, by whom redeemed I live (1762b)
- Jesus, from whom dominion springs (1781c)
- Jesus, I in thy promise trust (1762a)
- Jesus, I to thy temple go (1762b)
- Jesus, inspire the watchful power (1762b)
- Jesus, my hope in life, and death (1749a)
- Jesus, my hope, my joy, my rest (1749b)
- Jesus, my Lord and God bestow (1745b)
- Jesus, my Master in the sky (1767a)
- Jesus of Nazareth, look down (1749b)
- Jesus, omnipotent to save (1762a)
- Jesus, omnipotent to save (1767a)
- Jesus, on me the want bestow (1762b)
- Jesus shall still his people save (1762a)
- Jesus, the crowning grace impart (1762b)
- Jesus, the power belongs to thee (1762a)
- Jesus, the promise made by thee (1785a)
- Jesus, the wonders of thy name (1762a)
- Jesus, thou all-redeeming Lord (1749a)
- Jesus, thou seest my troubled breast (1762a)
- Jesus, thou soul of all our joys (1749b)
- Jesus thy hated servant own (1779c)
- Jesus, thy name my Bezer stands (1762a)
- Jesus, thy precious love I need (1762a)
- Jesus, thy saving name I bless (1749a)
- Jesus, thy sovereign name I bless (1749a)
- Jesus, thy weakest servants bless (1745b)
- Jesus, thy word for ever lives (1749a)
- Jesus, to me the joy impart (1762b)
- Jesus, to thee distrest I cry (1772a)
- Jesus, we ask thy promised aid (1767a)
- Jesus, we long to know thy name (1746c)
- Lamb, lovely Lamb, for sinners slain (1749a)
- Lo, on the margin of the grave (1780a)
- Long in those peaceful pleasant ways (1759b)
- Lord, give me that pacific mind (1762b)
- Lord, I adore thy righteous will (1762a)
- Lord, if thou hast on me bestowed (1767a)
- Lord, in thy wrath no more chastise (1743a)
- Lord, thou hast bid thy people pray (1744c)
- Lord, we before the world profess (1762a)
- Master, thy promised help I claim (1749a)
- Master, we call thy word to mind (1749b)
- Mayest thou not still conceal thy face (1762a)
- Me if thou in the desert hide (1762a)
- Me with that restless thirst inspire (1762b)
- Meeken my soul, thou heavenly Lamb (1762b)
- Meekest of all the sons of men (1762a)
- Melt happy soul, in Jesus' blood (1744a)
- Merciful God, to thee we cry (1744c)
- Mercy that heaven-descending guest (1759b)
- Mercy who show shall mercy find (1762b)
- Most meek, and tender-hearted Lamb (1749a)
- Most righteous God, my doom I bear (1762a)
- Must I be tried and tortured still (1762b)
- My faithfulness I cannot see (1762b)
- My God and Lord, thy counsel shew (1767a)
- My God, forsake me not at last (1762a)
- My mournful face is foul with tears (1762a)
- No, ye blind scribes of learning proud (1762b)
- Not for my fault, or folly’s sake (1762b)
- Now, sinner, now what is thy hope (1749a)
- O death, my hope is full of thee (1744a)
- O death, thou art on every side (1744a)
- O God in Christ, accept our prayer (1762a)
- O God, take all my sins away (1762a)
- O God, thy faithfulness I plead (1749a)
- O God, thy truth, and power declare (1749a)
- O happy soul, thy work is done (1744a)
- O Jesus, let me kiss thy name (1749a)
- O let me on the image dwell (1759b)
- O Lord, our strength and righteousness (1749a)
- O love divine, how sweet thou art (1746e)
- O love, thou sovereign good unknown (1781a)
- O may I never sadly prove (1762b)
- O put it in our inward parts (1762b)
- O Savior, cast a gracious smile (1767a)
- O that I first of love possessed (1767a)
- O that the child of heavenly light (1759b)
- O that we now could cast aside (1762a)
- O thou that hast our sorrows borne (1767a)
- O thou, who hast redeemed of old (1749a)
- O thou, who pleads the widow’s cause (1749b)
- O thou, whose bowels yearned to see (1746h)
- O thou, whose eyes run to and fro (1762a)
- O what an evil, faithless heart (1749a)
- O would my God the veil withdraw (1767b)
- Our brethren of their foes afraid (1762a)
- Our Passover for us is slain (1745b)
- Our surety shall the breach repair (1762a)
- Peace, panting soul, the storm is o’er (1767a)
- Physician, friend of human-kind (1749b)
- Physician of the sin-sick race (1762b)
- Plenty is from, and with, the Lord (1762a)
- Poor, wretched heart, by sin oppressed (1749a)
- Prepared by sacred poverty (1762b)
- Refusing with our sin to part (1762a)
- Right notions have their slender use (1767c)
- Savior, ’till thou declare thy will (1767a)
- Savior, apply the powerful word (1762b)
- Savior of life, and Prince of Peace (1756c)
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- Savior, thou hast deliverance sent (1767a)
- Savior, to thee for help I sue (1762b)
- Searcher of hearts, to thee I fly (1767a)
- See from the world’s politest school (1763a)
- See Lord a nation at thy feet (1759e)
- See, Lord, our wavering brethren see (1749b)
- See, Lord, the object of thy love (1749b)
- See, Lord, with tenderest pity see (1749b)
- Servant of Christ, on him I call (1767a)
- Shall I through prudent fear forbear? (1762b)
- Shall man direct the sovereign God (1762a)
- Shepherd of souls, the great, the good (1760a)
- Shepherd of souls, the great, the good (1780a)
- Sinner secure, the writing see (1762b)
- Smitten by thee my heart is sore (1762a)
- So be it Lord; my foes bring down (1762a)
- So dearly-bought I must be thine (1762a)
- So oft preserved in perils past (1762a)
- Sole governor of earth and skies (1762a)
- Spoiled of the bliss to Adam given (1762a)
- Stay, thou triumphant spirit, stay (1759b)
- Steadfast in faith, I rest resigned (1762a)
- Still, Lord, I languish for thy grace (1749a)
- Still wilt thou put a worm to grief (1762a)
- Supreme, immortal potentate (1781c)
- Sure token of redemption near (1762a)
- Sweet is the odor of thy grace (1762a)
- Teach me, O Lord, to fight like thee (1762b)
- That wretched man accursed am I (1762b)
- The Father greater than the Son (1767b)
- The floods, O Lord, lift up their voice (1780b)
- The living principle of grace (1762b)
- The Lord of hosts himself alone (1767b)
- The mingled tribes where're they lie (1762b)
- The nature which its power receives (1767b)
- The promise to myself I take (1762a)
- The promise we for Israel plead (1762b)
- The solemn day draws nigh, when all (1762a)
- The time I to thy wisdom leave (1762a)
- Thee, great tremendous deity (1767c)
- Thee, Jesus, full of truth and grace (1762b)
- Thee, Jesus, thee the sinner’s friend (1742c)
- Thee, Lord, alone do I require (1762a)
- Thee, Lord, in all events we praise (1783a)
- Thee, Savior, I my refuge make (1762a)
- Thee, Savior-Prince, our souls adore (1762a)
- Then let the unrighteous mammon go (1762b)
- Then let us go, and take, and eat (1745b)
- There with the virgin-choir she sits (1759b)
- Thine image if thou stamp on me (1762a)
- Thou callest my former sins to mind (1762a)
- Thou God of glorious majesty (1749a)
- Thou God of harmony and love (1747c)
- Thou God, that hearest the whispered prayer (1749b)
- Thou great mysterious God unknown (1747c)
- Thou hast into the furnace cast (1762a)
- Thou hast, O God, the work begun (1762b)
- Thou hast, O Lord, thine Israel blessed (1762b)
- Thou lovely Lamb, who on the tree (1749a)
- Thou most compassionate high-priest (1780b)
- Thou needest the kind command repeat (1762a)
- Thou Son of God, whose flaming eyes (1749b)
- Though envy foul its poison shed (1759b)
- Though now out of thy presence driven (1762b)
- Thrice happy all who wait for thee (1762a)
- Throe hope of perfect love delayed (1762a)
- Throughout my fallen soul I feel (1762b)
- Throughout my fallen soul I feel (1762b)
- Tis done! The sovereign will’s obeyed (1759b)
- Tis not a sudden stroke of grace (1762a)
- To all, who hallowing grace obtain (1762b)
- To make thy truth and goodness known (1762a)
- To succor man whate’er is done (1762b)
- To whom should I for succor fly (1767a)
- True light of the whole world, appear (1762b)
- Turn, into flesh the stony turn (1762b)
- Vouchsafe the grace for which I pray (1762a)
- Warned of my dissolution near (1762a)
- We wrestle not with flesh and blood (1762a)
- Weary, why should I farther go (1767a)
- Welcome incurable disease (1767a)
- What angel can the grace explain (1762b)
- What recompense, or meet reward (1746f)
- What shall I do my God to love (1749b)
- What would I have on earth beneath (1747c)
- When that philanthropy divine (1762b)
- Whene’er my Father in the skies (1762a)
- Whene’er thou dost thy grace bestow (1762b)
- While Britain’s sons their trophies raise (1759e)
- While void of care, the cheerful crowd (1746f)
- While yet they hear the rebels’ cries (1762a)
- Who shall explain the mystery? (1762b)
- Who shall that rapturous sight explain (1772a)
- Who to thy wounds for refuge flee (1762a)
- Who trust in a supposed decree (1762b)
- Who trust in our Redeemer’s blood (1762b)
- Why do the christened heathens rage (1780a)
- Why dost thou, Lord, conceal thy face (1762a)
- Why have I, Lord, so often been (1762b)
- Why in the neighborhood of hell (1767a)
- Why is he doomed to endless pain (1762b)
- Why should I of his grace despair (1762a)
- Why should my tears for ever flow (1759b)
- Wilt thou from me withdraw thy grace (1762a)
- Wilt thou not, Lord, the word repeat (1762b)
- Worn out with long fatigue, and pain (1749b)
- Wouldst thou require what cannot be? (1762b)
- Ye patient of applause and fame (1762b)
- Yet dost thou, Lord, thy wrath forbear (1762a)
Meter 886.886.D. (2)
- All glory to our gracious Lord (1743b)
- Let heaven my sad confession hear (1762a)
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