Charles Wesley Hymns, Meters 9, 10, and 11

This is a list of hymns of Charles Wesley, sorted by meters that begin with 9, 10, or 11; or are of irregular meter. For other meters, see Hymns of Charles Wesley.

Publication Codes

1739a – Hymns and Sacred Poems 1739b – Free Grace 1739c – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Ed.2 1740a – Means of Grace 1740b – Life of Faith 1740c – Hymns and Sacred Poems 1741a – Collection of Psalms and Hymns 1741b – Hymns on God's Everlasting Love 1741c – Promise of Sanctification 1742a – Hymns on God's Everlasting Love 1742b – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Pt.1 1742c – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Pt.2 1742d – Whole Armor of God 1742e – Taking of Jericho 1742f – Elegy on Death of Robert Jones 1742g – Fourteenth Chapter of Isaiah 1742h – Thanksgiving for Colliers 1742i – Hymn for Condemned Prisoners 1743a – Psalms and Hymns, Pt.1 1743b – Psalms and Hymns, Pt.2 1743c – Prayer for Those Convinced of Sin 1743d – Earnest Appeal to Men of reason 1744a – Collection of Moral and Sacred Poems

1744b – Hymns for Times of Trouble 1744c – Times of Trouble and Persecution 1744d – Extract of Wesley’s Journal [No. 4] 1745a – Farther Appeal to Men of Reason 1745b – Hymns on the Lord's Supper 1745c – Difference between the Moravian 1745e – A Word in Season 1745f – Hymns for the Nativity of our Lord 1745g – Word to a Protestant 1745h – Hymns for Times of Trouble 1746a – Funeral Hymns 1746b – Hymns for Our Lord’s Resurrection 1746c – Hymns for Ascension Day 1746d – Hymns of Petition and Thanksgiving 1746e – Hymns on the Great Festivals 1746f – Public Thanksgiving Day 1746g – Gloria Patri 1746h – Graces Before and After Meat 1747a – Hymn at the Sacrament 1747b – Letter to the Bishop of London 1747c – Hymns for Those that Seek 1749a – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Vol.1 1749b – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Vol.2

1749c – Hymns for New Year’s Day 1750a – Earthquake Hymns, Pt.1 1750b – Earthquake Hymns, Pt.2 1750c – Death of Thomas Hogg 1755a – Epistle to John Wesley 1755b – Catholic Spirit 1756a – Hymn on the Lisbon Earthquake 1756b – Hymns for the Year 1756 1756c – Earthquake Hymns 1758a – Hymns of Intercession 1759a – For the Kingdom of England 1759b – Funeral Hymns 1759c – Hymns on the Expected Invasion 1759d – Hymn for the People of Custrin 1759e – Thanksgiving Hymns 1760a – Hymns for the Preachers 1762a – Scripture Hymns, Vol.1 1762b – Scripture Hymns, Vol.2 1763a – Hymns for Children 1767a – Family Hymns 1767b – Trinity Hymns, Pt.1 1767c – Trinity Hymns, Pt.2 1770a – Hymn for Mary Langson

1770b – Hymn on the Death of Whitefield 1771a – Elegy on Whitefield 1771b – Epistle to Whitefield 1772a – Preparation for Death 1778a – Arminian Magazine, 1 1779a – Arminian Magazine, 2 1779b – Ode on Dr. Boyce 1779c – Hymn for John Wesley 1780a – Arminian Magazine, 3 1780b – Tumult Hymns 1781a – Arminian Magazine, 4 1781b – Protestant Association 1781c – Hymns for the Nation 1782a – Arminian Magazine, 5 1782b – Hymns for the National Fast 1783a – Arminian Magazine, 6 1784a – Arminian Magazine, 7 1785a – Arminian Magazine, 8 1785b – Prayers for Condemned Malefactors 1787a – Arminian Magazine, 10

Sorted by Meter

Meter 10 10.10 10. (1) Shall man, a worm of earth, a child of dust (1780a) Meter 10 10.10 10.4 10.10 10. (1) I felt my heart, and found a chillness cool (1741a) Meter 10 10.10 10.10 10. (2) Fisher of men, ordained by Christ alone (1781a) Stranger to vice, with early grace imbued (1781a) Meter 10 10.10 10.D. (2) Here rests in hope, beneath this humble clod (1750c) When Zeal impetuous urged her votaries on (1779a) Meter 10 10.11 11. (51) Afflicted I cry to God for relief (1762b) All conquering Lord, whom sinners adore (1744c) All glory and praise to Jesus our Lord (1745b) All glory, and praise to Jesus our Lord (1749b) All glory to God, and peace upon earth (1745f) All praise to the Lord, all praise is his due (1745b) All thanks to the Lamb who gives us to meet (1749b) And can we forbear in tasting our food (1746h) Break forth into joy, your Comforter sing (1741b) Brought into the fire, thy wonderful power (1762b) Come let us rejoice in confident hope (1749b) Conformed to our head in outward distress (1762b) Determined I am through Jesus's grace (1762b) Hosanna to him who ruleth on high (1763a) If Jesus doth reign, and saves us from sin (1762b) In Jesus we live, in Jesus we rest (1745b) In Jesus’s name on sinners I call (1749a) In Moses’s song the Lamb we proclaim (1762a) Let all men rejoice by Jesus restored (1749b) Let children proclaim their Savior and King (1763a) My brethren beloved, your calling ye see (1749b) My Father, my God, I long for thy love (1742c) My merciful God hath chastened his son (1762a) O Father receive our heartiest praise (1749b) O fountain of love, O God of all grace (1742a) O God of all grace, all truth, and all power (1742a) O heavenly King, look down from above (1742c) O what shall I do my Savior to praise (1742c) O where are the men with virtue endowed (1763a)

Omnipotent King, who reignest on high (1744c) Omnipotent Lord, my Savior and King (1742c) Our hymns shall record Immanuel’s name (1762a) Our Lord is for us: sin, devils, and men (1762b) Our sins are o’erthrown, which rose against thee (1762a) Rejoice in the Lord, rejoice evermore (1763a) Rejoicing in hope we humbly go on (1762b) Thanksgiving and praise to Jesus belongs (1762a) The Christians of old, united in one (1763a) The earth is the Lord’s, and all it contains (1749b) The Lord is my might: redeemed by his grace (1762a) We run in distress to Jesus our tower (1762b) We should have been doomed with devils to dwell (1762b) Who loves me so well, my helper has been (1762a) Who would not descend his Savior to meet (1762b) With Jesus to reign whoever aspire (1762a) Ye deserts so wild your offerings bring (1762a) Ye neighbors, and friends of Jesus, draw near (1742h) Ye servants of God, who trust in his Son (1749b) Ye servants of God, whose diligent care (1743b) Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim (1744c) Ye thirsty for God to Jesus give ear (1762b) Meter 12 12. (1) By the blood of the Lamb our companions o’ercame (1762b) Meter Irregular (18) A scripture test—to tell, and try (1781a) Agreed! Let it be as the patriots hope (1782a) And is he gone to his eternal rest (1742f) And is my Whitefield entred into rest (1771a) And now from street to street they roam (1781b) Arms, and the good old cause I sing (1781b) Baffled for once, the mob retreat (1781b) But lo! At the appointed time (1781b) Come on, my Whitefield! Since the strife is past (1771b) Farewell! thou man of complicated strife (1783a) Here lies, who late a living emblem lay (1783a) My first and last unalienable friend (1755a) The First and Second George were wise (1781a) What means this melancholy ditty (1781b) Who believes the tidings? Who (1749a) Why do the zealots of Geneva rage (1778a) Ye citizens of London, why (1781b) Ye Londoners, with smiles regard (1781b)