| First Line |
Tune Composer (Title)
|
Meter |
# |
| Talk with us, Lord, thyself reveal |
J.
Grigg (Tiverton) |
C.M. |
214 |
| Teacher of hearts, 'tis thine alone |
|
C.M. |
871 |
| Terrible thought! shall I alone |
|
C.M. |
80 |
| That health of soul I gasp to know |
|
L.M. |
816 |
| The
Church in her militant state |
|
8-6s |
77 |
| The day is past and over |
Jeremiah Ingalls (Kentucky) |
7 6, 7 6, 8 8 |
968 |
| The day of Christ, the day of God |
|
L.M. |
254 |
| The day of wrath, that dreadful day |
|
L.M. |
934 |
| The earth is the Lord's |
|
10s & 11s |
496 |
| The
earth with all her fulness own |
|
L.M. |
557 |
| The foe behind, the deep before |
|
|
715 |
| The God of Abraham praise |
Rabbi Leoni (Leoni) |
6 6 8 4, 6 6 8 4 |
800 |
| The grace of Jesus Christ the Son |
Jean Janques Rousseau (Greenville) |
14 |
1005 |
| The
great archangel's trump shall sound |
Ignace Pleyei (Grace Church) |
L.M. |
57 |
| The great redeeming, Angel, thee |
|
C.M. |
894 |
| The harvest of my joys is passes |
|
6-8s |
776 |
| The heathen perish; day be day |
|
L.M. |
746 |
| The heavens declare thy glory, Lord |
Lowell Mason (Uxbridge) |
L.M. |
553 |
| The holy unconcern That I |
|
2-6s & 4-7s |
877 |
| The hour of my departure's come |
|
L.M. |
924 |
| The Lord is King, and earth submits |
|
L.M. |
280 |
| The
Lord Jehovah reigns |
English (Millennium) |
4-6s & 2-8s |
650 |
| The Lord of earth and sky, The God of ages |
Lowell Mason (Zebulon) |
4-6s & 2-8s |
981 |
| The Lord of Sabbath let us praise |
Henry Bemble Oliver (Merton) |
C.M. |
950 |
| The Lord unto my Lord hath said |
|
C.M. |
275 |
| The Lord unto my Lord thus said |
|
8 7, 8 7, 8 8 7 |
613 |
| The
Lord's my Shepherd |
|
C.M. |
556 |
| The men who slight thy faithful word |
|
C.M. |
94 |
| The morning flowers display their sweets |
Edward L. White (Bristol) |
L.M. |
46 |
| The name we still acknowledge |
|
7 7, 4 4 7, 7 7, 4 4 7 |
854 |
| The past no longer in my power |
|
6-8s |
835 |
| The people that in darkness lay |
|
6-8s |
493 |
| The promise of my Father's love |
|
C.M. |
903 |
| The saints who die of Christ possest |
Lowell Mason (Ashwell) |
L.M. |
926 |
| The Saviour, when to heaven he rose |
Gregorian Chant, Lowell Mason (Olmutz) |
L.M. |
868 |
| The spacious firmament on high |
Francis Joseph Haydn (Creation) |
L.M. |
552 |
| The
Spirit of the Lord our God |
|
L.M. |
107 |
| The strain upraise of joy and praise |
|
|
663 |
| The thing my God doth hate |
Earl
of Mornington, Lowell Mason (Mornington) |
S.M. |
340 |
| The
thirsty are called to their Lord |
|
8s |
78 |
| The
voice that breathed o'er Eden! |
|
7 6, 7 6 |
996 |
| The voice that speaks Jehovah near |
|
L.M. |
425 |
| The winds were howling o'er the deep |
|
C.M. |
697 |
| Thee
we adore, eternal name! |
Aaron Williams (Mear) |
C.M. |
42 |
| Thee will I love, my strength, my tower |
Geistliche Lieder (Vater
Unser (old 112th)) NOT WESLEY |
6-8s |
210 |
| Thee will I praise with all my heart |
|
6-8s |
545 |
| Thee, Jesu, thee, the sinner's friend |
S.
S. Wesley (Cornwall) |
8s & 6s |
144 |
| Thee, Jesus, full of truth and grace |
|
C.M. |
329 |
| Thee, O my God and King, My Father, thee I sing! |
|
2-6s & 4-7s |
191 |
| Their earthly task who fail to do |
|
6-8s |
858 |
| There is a book who runs may read |
|
C.M. |
662 |
| There is a fountain filled with blood |
Lowell Mason (Cowper) |
C.M. |
798 |
| There is a land of pure delight |
Johann Christian Heinrich Rink
(Varina) |
C.M. |
938 |
| This day with this day's bread |
|
2-6 & 4-7 |
1010 |
| This is the field, the world below |
|
6-8s |
935 |
| This stone to thee in faith we lay; |
John Hation (Duke Street) |
L.M. |
993 |
| This, this is he that came by water |
|
S.M. |
705 |
| This,
this is the God we adore |
|
8s |
660 |
| Thou art gone up on high |
George Frederick Root (Rialto) |
2-6s & 4-7s |
757 |
| Thou art the Way; by thee alone |
London Tune Book (St.Bernard) |
C.M. |
671 |
| Thou bidd'st me ask, and with the Word |
|
C.M. |
778 |
| Thou
doest all things well, |
|
S.M. |
838 |
| Thou
God of glorious majesty |
Lowell Mason (Meribah) |
8s & 6s |
59 |
| Thou God of truth and love |
Richard Redhead (St. Ebbe) |
4-6s & 2-8s |
510 |
| |
J. B. Dykes (St. Godric) |
6s & 8s |
|
| |
J. Warwall (Darwall's) |
6s & 8s |
|
| Thou God that answerest by fire |
|
|
412 |
| Thou
God unsearchable, unknown |
|
6-8s |
130 |
| Thou
great mysterious God unknown |
Sacred Harmony (Traveller) |
8s & 6s |
97 |
| |
H. Isaak (Innsbruck) |
8s & 6s |
|
| |
Lowell Mason (Ariel) |
C.P.M. |
|
| |
Lowell Mason (Meribah) |
C.P.M. |
|
| Thou great Redeemer, dying Lamb |
|
C.M. |
682 |
| Thou hidden God, for whom I groan |
|
C.M. |
150 |
| Thou hidden love of God, whose height |
W. Hayes (New 113th) NOT WESLEY |
6-8s |
344 |
| Thou hidden source of calm repose |
J. G. Walton (St. Catherine) |
6-8s |
209 |
| |
H. J. E. Holmes (Pater Omnium) |
L.M. |
|
| |
D.
S. Bortiansky (St. Petersburg) |
8s |
|
| Thou
Judge of quick and dead |
Rev. T. R. Matthews(Reynoldstone) |
S.M. |
55 |
| |
G. W. Martin (Leominster) |
D.S.M. |
|
| Thou knowest, Lord, the weariness |
|
11,10, 11 10, 10 10 |
850 |
| Thou Lamb of God, thou Prince of peace |
William Bacthelder Bradbury
(Zephyr) |
L.M. |
338 |
| Thou Man of griefs, remember me |
|
L.M. |
181 |
| Thou Shepherd of Israel, and mine |
R.
Harrison (Leyburn) |
8s |
228 |
| |
Lewis Edson (Contrast) |
S. |
|
| Thou Son of God |
Samuel Parkman Tuckerman (Faithful) |
C.M. |
83 |
| Thou very paschal lamb |
|
S.M. |
704 |
| Thou who art enthroned above |
|
6-7s |
598 |
| Thou who camest from above |
|
L.M. |
327 |
| Thou whose Almighty Word Chaos |
Maria Tiddeman (Ibstone) |
6 6 4, 6 6 6 4 |
870 |
| Thou, Jesu, art our King |
|
2-6s & 4-7s |
737 |
| Thou, Jesu, thou my breast inspire |
|
6-8s |
440 |
| Thou,
Lord, art a shield for me |
|
6-7s |
542 |
| Thou, Lord, hast blast my going out |
|
C.M. |
998 |
| Thou,
Lord, my witness art |
|
6 6, 6 6 |
627 |
| Thou, Lord, on whom I still depend |
|
6-8s |
69 |
| Thou, my God, art good and wise |
|
7s & 6s |
243 |
| Thou, the great, eternal Lord |
|
7s & 6s |
244 |
| Thou,
true and only God, lead'st forth |
|
L.M. |
241 |
| Thou, who hast in Zion laid the true foundation |
|
7s & 6s |
989 |
| Though God in Christ reveal Our sins |
|
S.M. |
806 |
| Through all the changing scenes of life |
|
C.M. |
562 |
| Through God I will his word proclaim |
|
8s & 6s |
575 |
| Through the day thy love hath spread us |
|
8 7, 8 7, 7 7 |
970 |
| Thus
saith the Lord! Who seek the Lamb |
|
L.M. |
111 |
| Thy ceaseless, unexhausted love |
London Tune Book (St. Bernard) |
C.M. |
250 |
| Thy
faithfulness, Lord |
|
10s & 11s |
5 |
| Thy messengers make known |
|
2-6s & 4-7s |
735 |
| Thy power and saving truth to show |
|
6-8s |
439 |
| Thy way, not mine, O Lord |
Carl Maria von Weber, Joseph
P. Holbrook (Jewett) |
6 6, 6 6, 6 6, 6 6 |
837 |
| 'Tis finished! The Messias dies |
Ludwig von Beethoven (Germany) |
L.M. |
706 |
| To bless thy chosen race |
|
S.M. |
581 |
| To
God, the only wise |
|
S.M. |
814 |
| To
me, almighty Saviour, |
|
L.M. |
884 |
| To the haven of thy breast |
Henry John Gauntlett (Jeshurun) |
7s & 6s |
292 |
| To the hills I lift mine eyes |
London Tune Book (Bromley) |
7s & 6s |
618 |
| |
Foundery Collection (Amsterdam) |
7s & 6s |
|
| To thee, great God of love! |
|
6-8s |
284 |
| To
us a child of royal birth |
|
L.M. |
689 |
| To-day, while it is called to-day |
|
C.M. |
783 |
| Too strong I was to conquer sin |
|
L.M. |
126 |
| Tremendous God, with humble fear |
|
L.M. |
913 |
| True and faithful |
|
7s & 6s |
418 |
| True and faithful Witness, thou |
|
7s & 6s |
449 |
| Trusting in our Lord alone |
|
7s & 6s |
724 |
| Try us, O God, and search the ground |
John Henry Cornell (Cornell) |
C.M. |
503 |
| |
J. B. Dykes (Beatitudo) |
C.M. |
|
| Two are better far than one |
|
7s & 6s |
487 |
| Two
or three in Jesu's name |
|
7s & 6s |
862 |
Indices
and Hyperlinks Created by Robert Kizer
(Senior
Religion Major)
With
Corrections by George Lyons
(Professor
of Biblical Literature)
for the
Wesley Center for Applied Theology
at Northwest Nazarene University
The Wesley Hymn
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