# | First Line | Tune Composer | Meter |
800 |
The God of Abraham praise | Rabbi Leoni (Leoni) | 6 6 8 4, 6 6 8 4 |
801 |
Whom Jesu's blood doth sanctify | | C.M. |
802 |
Awake, our souls! Away, our fears! | | L.M. |
803 |
Away, my unbelieving fear! | Jeremiah Ingalls (Fillmore) | L.M. |
804 |
Sometimes a light surprises the Christian | S. Salvatorl (Endsleigh) | 7 6, 7 6, 7 6, 7 6 |
805 |
Author of faith, on me confer | | C.M. |
806 |
Though God in Christ reveal Our sins | | S.M. |
807 |
How happy are they Who the Saviour obey | | 5 5 9, 5 5 9 |
808 |
O God of all grace, thy goodness we praise | B. Milgrove (Harwich) | 5 5 12 |
809 |
Vain, delusive world, adieu | Isaac Baker Woodbury(Rockport) | 7s & 6s |
810 |
I know in whom I have believed | | L.M. |
811 |
I'm not ashamed to own my Lord | Thomas Augustine Arne(Arlington) | C.M. |
812 |
Jesus, we steadfastly believe | | 8s & 6s |
813 |
Lord, I believe thy mercy's power | | C.M. |
814 |
To God, the only wise | | S.M. |
815 |
O Jesus, full of truth and grace | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart (Janes) | L.M. |
816 |
That health of soul I gasp to know | | L.M. |
817 |
Blessed are the pure in heart | | 7s |
818 |
From trials unexempted | | 7 6, 7 6, 7 6 |
819 |
Lead me not into temptation | | 8s & 7s |
820 |
Vouchsafe to keep me, Lord | | C.M. |
821 |
O God, who dost thy sovereign might | | C.M. |
822 |
Lord, who hast taught to us on Earth | | C.M. |
823 |
Prayer is the soul's sincere desire | Deodatus Dutton, Jr. (Woodstock) | C.M. |
824 |
Come, my soul, thy suit prepare | Rev. Henri Abraham Caesar Malan (Hendon) | 7s |
825 |
From every stormy wind that blows | Thomas Hastings (Retreat) | L.M. |
826 |
Grant, O Saviour, to our prayers | | 8-7s |
827 |
A Widow, poor, forlorn, oppressed | | L.M. |
828 |
Master, thy grace vouchsafe for me | | 8s & 6s |
829 |
Christian! Seek not yet repose | | 7 7 7 3 |
830 |
Forgive my foes It cannot be: | | 6-8s |
831 |
Commit thou all thy griefs And ways | Robert Schumann (Schumann) | S.M. |
832 |
Away, my needless fears | Francis Joseph Haydn (Haydn) | S.M. |
833 |
Unprofitable all and vain | | L.M. |
834 |
I seek the kingdom first, | | S.M. |
835 |
The past no longer in my power | | 6-8s |
836 |
Feeble in body and in mind | | L.M. |
837 |
Thy way, not mine, O Lord | Carl Maria von Weber, Joseph P. Holbrook (Jewett) | 6 6, 6 6, 6 6, 6 6 |
838 |
Thou doest all things well, | | S.M. |
839 |
Guide me, O thou great Jehovah | Thomas Hastings (Zion) | 8 7, 8 7, 4 7 |
840 |
In every time and place Who serve | | S.M. |
841 |
My God, and Father! While I stray | | 8 8 8 4 |
842 |
Father, I know that all my life is portioned | Louis Spohr (Waring) | 8 6, 8 6, 8 6 irregular |
843 |
Father, whate'er of earthly bliss | Hann George Naegali, Lowell Mason (Naomi) | C.M. |
844 |
It is the Lord! Enthroned in light | | C.M. |
845 |
God moves in a mysterious way | | C.M. |
846 |
Since all the downward tracks of time | | C.M. |
847 |
Oft in danger, oft in woe, Onward, Christians | | 7s |
848 |
Nearer, my God, to thee! | Lowell Mason (Bethany) | 6 4, 6 4, 6 6 4 |
849 |
When gathering clouds around I view | | 6-8s |
850 |
Thou knowest, Lord, the weariness | | 11,10, 11 10, 10 10 |
851 |
I will not let thee go, thou Help in time of need | | 12, 4 4, 10, 6 6, 10 6 |
852 |
Author of faith, appear! | | 2-6s & 4-7s |
853 |
Head of thy church triumphant, | Edwin Moss (Grasmere) | 7 7, 4 4 7, 7 7, 4 4 7 |
854 |
The name we still acknowledge | | 7 7, 4 4 7, 7 7, 4 4 7 |
855 |
Safe in the fiery furnace, joyful in tribulation | | 7 7 , 4 4 7, 7 7 , 4 4 7 |
856 |
A Safe stronghold our God is still | | 8 7, 8 7, 6 6, 6 6 7 |
857 |
Go labour on; spend, and be spent | Rev. Jonathon Spilman, Thomas Hastings (Illinois) | L.M. |
858 |
Their earthly task who fail to do | | 6-8s |
859 |
Ye servants of God, Your Master proclaim | (Paderborn) | 10s & 11s |
860 |
Who Jesus our example know | | 6-8s |
861 |
If but one faithless soul be here | | 6-8s |
862 |
Two or three in Jesu's name | | 7s & 6s |
863 |
Behold us, Lord, a little space From daily | Rev. John Bacchus Dykes (St. Agnes) | C.M. |
864 |
Jesus, where'er thy people meet | Lowell Mason (Malvern) | L.M. |
865 |
Lord, teach us how to pray aright | | C.M. |
866 |
Come, thou fount of every blessing | Unknown (Nettleton) | 8s & 7s |
867 |
Who can describe the joys that rise | | L.M. |
868 |
The Saviour, when to heaven he rose | Gregorian Chant, Lowell Mason (Olmutz) | L.M. |
869 |
Disposer Supreme, And Judge of the earth | | 10 & 11s |
870 |
Thou whose Almighty Word Chaos | Maria Tiddeman (Ibstone) | 6 6 4, 6 6 6 4 |
871 |
Teacher of hearts, 'tis thine alone | | C.M. |
872 |
Jesus, thy servants bless, | | S.M. |
873 |
Bold in our Almighty Lord | | 7s & 6s |
874 |
Not from a stock of ours but thine | | C.M. |
875 |
Jesus, the needy sinner's friend | | C.M. |
876 |
When thou hast disposed a heart Saving truth | | 6-7s |
877 |
The holy unconcern That I | | 2-6s & 4-7s |
878 |
Speed thy servant, Saviour, speed tem | | 8 7, 8 7, 4 7 |
879 |
Let everlasting glories crown Thy head | | L.M. |
880 |
Father of mercies, in the word | L. P. Cole (Melody) | C.M. |
881 |
Jesus, descended from the sky | | L.M. |
882 |
O how blest the hour, Lord Jesus | | 8 7, 8 7 |
883 |
Jesus I humbly seek, And of himself inquire | | 4-6s & 2-8s |
884 |
To me, almighty Saviour, | | L.M. |
885 |
Come, divine Interpreter | | 6-7s |
886 |
Lord, with open heart and ear | | 7s & 6s |
887 |
Saviour, I still to thee apply | | C.M. |
888 |
How large the promise, how divine | | C.M. |
889 |
See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand | William Vincent Wallace (Serenity) | C.M. |
890 |
Lord of all, with pure intent | | 6-7s |
891 |
O crucified, triumphant Lord! | | L.M. |
892 |
Father, our child we place | | S.M. |
893 |
Jesus, in earth and heaven the same | | C.M. |
894 |
The great redeeming, Angel, thee | | C.M. |
895 |
Jesus, Lord, thy servants, see | | 7 8, 7 8, 8 8 |
896 |
God of that glorious gift of grace | | L.M. |
897 |
Come, all who truly bear The name | from Handel's Riccardo Primo (Jericho) | S.M. |
898 |
Let all who truly bear The bleeding Saviour's | Johann Rosenmuller (Nassau) | S.M. |
899 |
Come, thou everlasting Spirit | Marrchio (Autumn) | 6s & 7s |
900 |
Lamb of God, whose bleeding love | Kirchengesange (Atonement) | 7s & 6s |
901 |
Jesu, at whose supreme command | Hymns and Sacred Poems (Irish) | C.M. |
902 |
Victim Divine, thy grace we claim | J. Bishop (Leicester) | 6-8s |
903 |
The promise of my Father's love | | C.M. |
904 |
Bread of heaven! On thee I feed | | 6-7s |
905 |
Jesus, Master of the feast, | | 7s & 6s |
906 |
Bread of the world, in mercy broken | | 9 8, 9 8 |
907 |
In memory of the Saviour's love | Louis Spohr (Simpson) | C.M. |
908 |
Be known to us in breaking bread | | C.M. |
909 |
O God! How often hath thine ear to me | | 6-8s |
910 |
God of truth and power and grace | | 7s |
911 |
O how shall a sinner perform The vows | | 8s |
912 |
O happy day that fixed my choice on thee | Lowell Mason (Rockingham) | L.M. |
913 |
Tremendous God, with humble fear | | L.M. |
914 |
Father, Lord of earth and heaven | | 7s |
915 |
O Thou faithful God of love, | | 6-7s |
916 |
Jesu, thou hast to hoary hairs | | 6-8s |
917 |
Justly thou might'st, in helpless age | | 6-8s |
918 |
In age and feebleness extreme | J. D. Buckingham (Vale) | 6-8s |
919 |
Warned of my dissolution near | | L.M. |
920 |
Lord, it belongs not to my care Whether I die | | C.M. |
921 |
Deathless principle, arise! | Isaac Baker Woodbury (Talmar) | 8-7s |
922 |
Happy soul, thy days are ended | Isaac Baker Woodbury (Talmar) | 8s & 7s |
923 |
Mine hour appointed is at hand | | 8 7, 8 7, 8 8 7 |
924 |
The hour of my departure's come | | L.M. |
925 |
Happy who in Jesus live; | | 7s & 6s |
926 |
The saints who die of Christ possest | Lowell Mason (Ashwell) | L.M. |
927 |
I call, the world's Redeemer mine | | 6-8s |
928 |
I know that my Redeemer lives | Rev. William Henry Havergal (Evan) | L.M. |
929 |
Why do we mourn departing friends, | | C.M. |
930 |
And must this body die | Lowell Mason (Capello) | S.M. |
931 |
My life's a shade, my days Apace to death | | 4-6s & 2-8s |
932 |
Great God! What do I see and hear! | Joseph Klug's Gesangbuch (Judgment Hymn) | 8 7, 8 7, 8 8 7 |
933 |
Day of wrath! O day of mourning | | 8 8 8 |
934 |
The day of wrath, that dreadful day | | L.M. |
935 |
This is the field, the world below | | 6-8s |
936 |
Lift your heads, ye friends of Jesus | Vincent Novello (Novello) | 8 7, 8 7, 4 7 |
937 |
Come, Desire of nations, come! | | 7s |
938 |
There is a land of pure delight | Johann Christian Heinrich Rink (Varina) | C.M. |
939 |
Jerusalem, my happy home! | George Kingsley (Newbold) | C.M. |
940 |
Give me the wings of faith to rise within the veil | George Kingsley (Newbold) | C.M. |
941 |
Where shall true believers go | | 7s & 6s |
942 |
Sweet place; sweet place alone! | | 4-6s & 2-8s |
943 |
Brief life is here our portion | Henry John Gauntlett (Gaunlett) | 7 6, 7 6, 7 6, 7 6 |
944 |
"For ever with the Lord!" Amen! | St. Alban's Tune Book (Vigil) | S.M. |
945 |
O God, to whom the faithful dead Still live | | 8s & 6s |
946 |
O when shall we sweetly remove, | J. B. (Desire) | 8s |
947 |
How happy every child of grace | Isaac Tucker (Devizes) | C.M. |
948 |
And let this feeble body fail | Isaac Tucker (Devizes) | C.M. |
949 |
Come, let us join our friends above | Isaac Tucker (Devizes) | |
950 |
The Lord of Sabbath let us praise | Henry Bemble Oliver (Merton) | C.M. |
951 |
Dear is the day which God hath made | | L.M. |
952 |
Saviour, thy sacred day Is subject to thy sway | | 2-6s & 4-7s |
953 |
Come, let us with our Lord arise | G. F. Handel (Refuge) | 6-8s |
954 |
Come let us join with one accord | | G.M. |
955 |
Great God, this sacred day of thine | | 6-8s |
956 |
Welcome, sweet day of rest | Daniel Read (Lisbon) | S.M. |
957 |
Sweet is the sunlight after rain | | L.M. |
958 |
O day of rest and gladness | Lowell Mason (Mendebras) | 7 6, 7 6, 7 6, 7 6 |
959 |
Lord of the Sabbath, hear our vows | Johann Christian Heinrich Rink (Overberg) | L.M. |
960 |
May I throughout this day | | C.M. |
961 |
We rose to-day with anthems sweet | | L.M. |
962 |
Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise | William Henry Mink (Eventide) | 10 10, 10 10 |
963 |
Christ, whose glory fills the skies | Thomas Hastings (Toplady) | 6-7s |
964 |
Awake, my soul, and with the sun | Thomas Tallis (Evening Hymn) | L.M. |
965 |
O timely happy, timely wise | | L.M. |
966 |
Once more the sun is beaming bright | | C.M. |
967 |
O Lord, who by thy presence has made light | | 10 10, 10 10 |
968 |
The day is past and over | Jeremiah Ingalls (Kentucky) | 7 6, 7 6, 8 8 |
969 |
At even, ere the sun was set | | L.M. |
970 |
Through the day thy love hath spread us | | 8 7, 8 7, 7 7 |
971 |
God the Father! Be thou near | | 7s |
972 |
Abide with me! Fast falls the eventide | William Henry Mink (Eventide) | 10 10, 10 10 |
973 |
Sun of my soul! Thou Saviour dear | Peter Ritter, William Henry Monr (Hursley) | L.M. |
974 |
Glory to thee, my God, this night | Thomas Tallis (Evening Hymn) | L.M. |
975 |
Safely through another week God hath brought | Lowell Mason (Sabbath Morn) | 6-7s |
976 |
Join, all ye ransomed sons of grace | William Tansur (St. Martin's) | C.M. |
977 |
How many pass the guilty night | from Crown of Jesus (Stella) | 6-8s |
978 |
Eternal source of every joy | Herbert S. Irons (Southwell) | L.M. |
979 |
Sing to the great Jehovah's praise! | William Tansur (St. Martin's) | C.M. |
980 |
Wisdom ascribe, and might, and praise | from Crown of Jesus (Stella) | 6-8s |
981 |
The Lord of earth and sky, The God of ages | Lowell Mason (Zebulon) | 4-6s & 2-8s |
982 |
Let me alone another year In honour of thy Son | | C.M. |
983 |
Ye worms of earth arise, Ye creatures of a day | | S.M. |
984 |
A few more years shall roll | | S.M. |
985 |
Lord, thou hast bid thy people pray | | 8s & 6s |
986 |
In grief and fear, to thee, O Lord | | C.M. |
987 |
Come, ye thankful people, come | Sir George J. Elvey (St. George) | 8-7s |
988 |
We plough the fields, and scatter The good seed | from Lindeman's Koral Bok (St. James) | |
989 |
Thou, who hast in Zion laid the true foundation | | 7s & 6s |
990 |
In the name which earth and heaven Ever worship | | 8s & 7s |
991 |
Christ is our corner-stone, On him alone | | 4-6s & 2-8s |
992 |
O Lord of hosts, whose glory fills the bounds | John Hation (Duke Street) | L.M. |
993 |
This stone to thee in faith we lay; | John Hation (Duke Street) | L.M. |
994 |
Great God, thy watchful care we bless | | L.M. |
995 |
Saviour, let thy sanction rest | | 6-7s |
996 |
The voice that breathed o'er Eden! | | 7 6, 7 6 |
997 |
Father of all, thy care we bless | | L.M. |
998 |
Thou, Lord, hast blast my going out | | C.M. |
999 |
Lord, whom winds and seas obey, Guide us | Feorge Frederick Handel (Theodora) | 7s |
1000 |
Lord of earth, and air, and sea | Dimitri S. Bortniansky (St. Petersburg) | 7s & 6s |
1001 |
Lord of the wide, extensive main | Rev. Ami Bost, Thomas Hastings (Gratitude) | L.M. |
1002 |
How are thy servants blest, O Lord! | Rev. Ami Bost, Thomas Hastings (Gratitude) | C.M. |
1003 |
While lone upon the furious waves | | C.M. |
1004 |
Eternal Father! Strong to save | Dimitri S. Bortniansky (St. Petersburg) | 6-8s |
1005 |
The grace of Jesus Christ the Son | Jean Janques Rousseau (Greenville) | |
1006 |
May the grace of Christ our Saviour | Jean Janques Rousseau (Greenville) | 8s & 7s |
1007 |
Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing | Ithamar Conkey (Rathburn) | 8s & 7s |
1008 |
Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing | Jean Jacques Rousseau (Greenville) | 8 7, 8 7, 4 7 |
1009 |
Come then, our heavenly Adam, come | | C.M. |
1010 |
This day with this day's bread | | 2-6 & 4-7 |
1011 |
Father of earth and heaven | | S.M. |
1012 |
Lord of all, thy creatures see | | 8-7s |
1013 |
Father of all, who fillest with good | | 10s & 11s |
1014 |
Life of the world, come down and stir | | S.M. |
1015 |
Jesus, to whom alone we live, | | 8s & 6s |
1016 |
O'erwhelmed with blessings from above | | C.M. |
1017 |
Father, 'tis thine each day to yield | | L.M. |
1018 |
For my life, and clothes, and food | | 7s & 6s |
1019 |
Meet and right it is to praise God | | 7s |
1020 |
Being of beings, God of love! | Mehul and Haydn (Manoah) | C.M. |
1021 |
Give Him then, and ever give | | 7s |
1022 |
Father, through thy Son receive Our grateful | | 7s & 6s |
1023 |
Blessing to God, for ever blest | | 6-8s |
1024 |
Be known to us in breaking bread | | C.M. |
1025 |
And can we forbear, In tasting our food | | 10s & 11s |
1026 |
Away with all our trouble and caring | | 7 7, 4 4 7, 7 7, 4 4 7 |
