First Line of Hymn | Composer of Tune | Meter |
A charge to keep I have | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
A thousand oracles divine | Thomas Augustine Arne | C. M. |
Abba, Father, hear thy child | William B. Bradbury | 7, 6 l |
Abraham, when severely tried | Rev. T. R. Matthews | L. M. |
Ah, tell us no more | T. Butts | 5, 5, 5, 11 |
Ah! whither should I go | Joseph E. Sweetner | S. M. |
All Glory to God in the sky | J. Goss | 8 d |
All praise to Him who dwells in bliss | Rev. Ralph Harris | C. M. |
All praise to our redeeming Lord | Sylvanus Billings Pond | C. M. |
All praise to the Lamb! accepted I am | Francis Joseph Haydn | 10, 11 |
All thanks to the Lamb | W. Croft | 10,10,11,11 |
All ye that pass by | The Hallelujah | 5, 5, 11 |
And am I born to die | Thomas Hastings | S. M. |
And are we yet alive | Hans George Naegeli | S. M. |
And can I yet delay | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
And can it be that I should gain | Joseph P. Holbrook | L. M. |
And let our bodies part | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
And let this feeble body fail | Isaac Tucker | C. M. |
And must I be to judgment brought | George Kirbye | C. M. |
And wilt Thou yet be found | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Are there not in the laborer's day | Otto Nicolai | C. P. M. |
Arise, my soul, arise | Lewis Edson | H. M. |
Arise, my soul, on wings sublime | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
Arm of the Lord, awake, awake! | Frederick M. A. Venus | L. M. |
Author of faith, eternal Word | George Frederick Handel | L. M. |
Author of faith, to thee I cry | O. L. Carter | C. P. M. |
Author of life divine | J. D. Edwards | 6, 6, 6, 6, 8, 8 |
Author of our salvation, thee | St. Alban's Tune Book | L. M. |
Awake, Jerusalem | William Boyce | L. M. |
Away with our sorrow and fear | Rev. John Bacchus Dykes | 7, 6, 8, 6 |
Away with our fears, our troubles | H. J. Gauntlett | 5, 5, 11 |
Away with our fears, the glad morning | W. Burlton | 5,6,9,6,6,9 |
Away, my needles fears | Francis Joseph Haydn | S. M. |
Away, my unbelieving fear! | Jeremiah Ingalls | L. M. d |
Be it my only wisdom here | Otto Nicolai | C. P. M. |
Behold the servant of the Lord! | Rev. William Yoakley | L. M. 6 l |
Being of beings, God of love | Mehul and Haydn | C. M. |
Blest be the dear uniting love | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
Blow ye the trumpet | Lewis Edson | H. M. |
Brethren in Christ, and well beloved | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
But can it be that I should prove | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
Captain of Israel's host | J. W. David | 8 |
Captain of our salvation | Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan | L. M. 6 l |
Cast on the fidelity | C. Garbutt | 7, 6 |
Christ, from whom all blessings flow | Ignore Pleyel | 7 d |
Christ, our Passover, for us | J. S. Bach | L. M. |
Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day | Thomas Clark | 7 |
Christ, whose glory fills the skies | Thomas Hastings | 7, 6 l |
Come, all who truly bear | Handel | D. S. M. |
Come, and let us sweetly join | B. Milgrove | 7 |
Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Come, Holy Ghost, all-quickening fire | Lowell Mason | L. P. M. |
Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire | William Tansur | C. M. |
Come, Holy Ghost, Thine influence | Gorlitz | C. M. |
Come, Holy Spirit, raise our songs | Samuel Webbe | L. M. |
Come, let us anew our journey pursue | James Lucas | 10, 5, 11 |
Come, let us anew our journey pursue | Samuel Webbe | 10,5, 11 |
Come, let us ascend | Rev. William McDonald | L. M. |
Come, let us join our friends above | Isaac Tucker | C. M. |
Come, let us use the grace divine | William Tansur | C. M. |
Come, let us with our Lord arise | G. F. Handel | 8 |
Come, let us who in Christ believe | Rev. John Black | C. M. |
Come, O my God, the promise seal | Louis Spohr | C. M. |
Come, O thou all-victorious Lord | Aaron Williams | C. M. |
Come, O thou greater than our heart | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
Come, O thou Traveler unknown | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
Come, O ye sinner, to the Lord | Israel Holboyd | L. M. |
Come on, my partners in distress | S. Chandler | C. P. M. |
Come, sinners, to the gospel feast | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Come, thou everlasting Spirit | Marechio | 8, 7 d |
Come, thou long-expected Jesus | Felix M. Bartholdy | 8, 7 |
Come to the feast | N. Herman | C. M. |
Come, ye weary sinners, come | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Comfort, ye ministers of grace | Francois Hippolyte Barthelemon | L. M. |
Deepen the wound Thy hands have made | Edwin Moss | C. M. |
Depth of mercy! can there be | Ignace Pleyel | 7 |
Draw near, O son of God, draw near | Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | L. M. |
Entered the holy place above | Anonymous | 8 |
Equip me for the war | Rev. William Jones | S. M. |
Eternal Beam of light divine | William B. Bradbury | L. M. |
Eternal Sun of righteousness | John Freckleton Burrows | C. M. |
Ever fainting with desire | Walter Bond Gilbert | H. M. |
Except the Lord conduct the plan | Hubert P. Main | 7, 6 |
Father of everlasting grace | Lowell Mason | L. P. M. |
Father of Jesus Christ, my Lord | Nathaniel D. Gould | C. M. |
Father, hear the blood of Jesus | Sir George J. Elvey | S. M. d |
Father, I dare believe | George Frederick Handel | S. M. |
Father, I stretch my hand to thee | S. Hubbard | C. M. |
Father, in whom we live | Rev. Ralph Harrison | S. M. |
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost | Rev. W. D. Maclagan | 7, 6 l |
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, In solemn power | B. Milgrove | 7, 6 |
Father, to thee my soul I lift | Henry W. Greatorex | C. M. |
Forever here my rest shall be | Hugh Wilson | C. M. |
Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go | Henry Kemble Oliver | L. M. |
Fountain of life, to all below | Nathaniel D. Gould | C. M. |
Full of trembling expectation | Johann C. W. A. Mozart | 8, 7 d |
Gentle Jesus, meek and mild | M. Shaw | 7 |
Give me the faith which can remove | S. S. Wesley | 8 |
Giver of peace and unity | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Glory be to God above | Johann Rudolf Ahle | 7 |
Glory be to God on high | Rev. John B. Wilkes | 7 |
Glory to God, whose sovereign grace | W. H. W. Darley | L. M. |
God is gone up on high | Charles Steggall | H. M. |
God is in this and every place | Thomas Hastings | C. M. |
God of all power, and truth, and grace | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
God of all-redeeming grace | Old Provencal Melody | 7 d |
God of almighty love | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
God of eternal truth and grace | Louis Spohr | C. M. |
God of Israel's faithful three | Henry John Gauntlett | 7, 6, 7 |
God of love, that hearest the prayer | Rev. William H. Havergal | 7 |
God of my life, that just return | H. Percy Smith | L. M. |
God of my salvation, hear | William B. Bradbury | 8, 7, 8 |
God of unexampled grace | M. Praetorius | 7, 6 |
Good Thou art and good, Thou dost | R. Mellor | 7, 6 |
Gracious Redeemer, shake | Isaac Baker Woodbury | S. M. |
Gracious soul, to whom are given | Xavier S. von Warensee | 7 |
Granted is the Saviour's prayer | William B. Bradbury | 7 |
Great is our redeeming Lord | W. Arnold | 7, 6 |
Hail the day that sees Him rise | Thomas Clark | 7 |
Hail, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost | William Coomes | C. M. |
Happy soul, thy days are ended | Isaac Baker Woodbury | 8, 7 |
Happy the man who finds the grace | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Happy the souls to Jesus joined | William Croft | C. M. |
Hark! the herald-angles sing | Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | 7. d. |
Hark, how the watchmen cry! | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
He wills that I should holy be | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
Head of the Church triumphant | Edwin Moss | 7, 8, 7 |
Head of the Church, whose Spirit fills | Francois Hippolyte Barthelemon | L. M. |
Help, Lord, to whom for help I fly | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
Holy, and true, and righteous Lord | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
Holy as thou, O Lord, is none | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Holy Lamb, who Thee confess | J. Hintze | 7 d |
How can sinner know | German Melody | S. M. |
How do Thy mercies close me round | from German Choral | L. M. |
How happy every child of grace | Isaac Tucker | C. M. |
How Happy Gracious Lord | Lowell Mason | C. P. M. |
I and my house will serve the Lord | Rev. Robert Lowry | 7, 6, 5, 4 |
I ask the gift of righteousness | Hugh Wilson | C. M. |
I know that my Redeemer lives | Rev. William H. Havergal | C. M. |
I long to behold Him arrayed | J. B. | 8 |
I the good fight have fought | Rev. William Jones | S. M. |
I too, forewarned by Jesus' love | George Neumarck | L. M. |
I want a heart to pray | Henry Stephen Cutler | S. M. d |
I want a principle within | Louis Spohr | C. M. d |
In age and feebleness extreme | J. D. Buckingham | L. M. 6 l |
In that sad, memorable night | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Infinite God, to thee we raise | W. Shore | L. M. |
Inspirer of the nation seers | J. H. Schein | 8 |
Jesus, a word, a look from thee | Virgil Corydon Taylor | L. M. |
Jesus, all-redeeming Lord | William Henry Monk | 7 |
Jesus, at whose supreme command | Guillaume Franc | C. M. |
Jesus comes with all His grace | Foundery Collection | 7 |
Jesu, dear, redeeming Lord | Handel | 7 |
Jesus, Friend of sinner, hear | William Henry Oakley | 7, 6, 8 |
Jesus, from whom all blessings flow | Gioacchimo Rossini | L. M. |
Jesus, great Shepherd of the sheep | George Kingsley | C. M. |
Jesus hath died that I might live | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
Jesus, if still the same Thou art | H. Carey | 8 |
Jesus, in whom the Godhead's rays | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
Jesus is our common Lord | Carl Maria von Weber | 7 |
Jesus, let thy pitying eye | William Henry Oakley | 7, 6, 8 |
Jesus, Lord, we look to thee | Johann Rudolf Ahle | 7 |
Jesus, Lover of my soul | Joseph P. Holbrook | 7 d |
Jesus, my Advocate above | George Kingsley | L. M. |
Jesus, my Life, thyself apply | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
Jesus, my Saviour, Brother, Friend | Thomas Hastings | L. M. |
Jesus, my strength, my hope | Henry Stephen Cutler | S. M. d |
Jesus, my Truth, my Way | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Jesus, Redeemer of mankind | Samuel Parkman Tuckerman | C. M. |
Jesus, the Conqueror, reigns | Charles Lockhart | S. M. |
Jesus the good Shepherd is | W. D. Maclagan | 7 |
Jesus, the Life, the Truth, the Way | George Kingsley | C. M. |
Jesus! the name high over all | Oliver Holden | C. M. |
Jesus, the sinner's Friend, to thee | Daniel Read | L. M. |
Jesus, the word bestow | Aaron Williams | S. M. |
Jesus, the word of mercy give | Oliver Holden | C. M. |
Jesus, thine all-victorious love | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
Jesus, thou soul of all our joys | Lowell Mason | C. P. M. |
Jesus, thy far-extended fame | Joseph E. Sweetner | L. M. |
Jesus, thy wand'ring sheep behold | H. Baker | L. M. |
Jesus, to thee I now can fly | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
Jesus, to thee our hearts we lift | Zerubbabel Wyvill | L. M. 6 l |
Jesus, united by thy grace | John Henry Cornwell | C. M. |
Jesus, we look to thee | John Black | S. M. |
Jesus, we thus obey | J. S. Bach | S. M. |
Join, all ye ransomed sons of grace | William Tansur | C. M. |
Lamb of God, for sinners slain | Joseph P. Holbrook (Perrina) | 7, 6, 8 |
Lamb of God, whose dying love | Joseph P. Holbrook | 7, 6, 8 |
Leader of faithful souls, and Guide | Lowell Mason | L. M. 6 l |
Let all who truly bear | Johann Rosenmuller | 7, 6 l |
Let earth and heaven agree | Lewis Edson | H. M. |
Let Him to whom we now belong | William Tansur | C. M. |
Let not the wise their wisdom boast | W. H. W. Darley | L. M. |
Let the world their virtue boast | William B. Bradbury | 8, 7, 8 |
Lift up your hearts to things above | Heinrich Christopher Zeuner | C. M. |
Lift your eyes of faith, and see | James Nares | 7, 6, 7 |
Lift your heads, ye friends of Jesus | Vincent Novello | 8, 7, 4 |
Light of life, seraphic fire | Ignore Pleyel | 7 d |
Light of the world | H. Isaak | 8, 8, 6 d |
Light of those whose dreary dwelling | John Henri Wilcox | 8, 7 d |
Lo! He comes, with clouds descending | Vincent Novello | 8, 7, 4 |
Lo! I come with joy to do | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
Lord of earth, and air, and sea | Dimitri S. Bortiansky | L. M. 6 l |
Lord of the harvest, hear | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Lord of the wide, extensive main | Thomas Hastings | L. M. |
Lord, and is thine anger gone | Isaac Baker Woodbury | 7, 6, 8 |
Lord, fill me with a humble fear; | William B. Bradbury | L. M. |
Lord, I believe a rest remains | Rev. William H. Havergal | C. M. |
Lord, I despair myself to heal | Joseph E. Sweetner | L. M. |
Lord, if at thy command | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Lord, in the strength of grace | Rev. George Javis Geer | S. M. |
Lord, that I may learn of Thee | O. Gibbons | 7 |
Lord, whom winds and seas obey | George Frederick Handel | 7 |
Love divine, all love excelling | John Zundel | 8, 7 d |
Lovers of pleasure more than God | Aaron Williams | C. M. |
Meet and right it is to sing | Foundery Collection | 7, 6 |
My God, I am thin; what a comfort divine | J. Riley | 11, 12 |
My God, I know, I feel thee mine | Edwin Moss | C. M. |
My God, my God, to thee I cry | Rev. Wm. Henry Havergal | C. M. |
My heart is full of Christ | T. A. Arne | 8 |
My soul and all its powers | Thomas Clark | H. M. |
None is like Jeshurun's God | F. Giardini | 7, 6 |
O come, and dwell in me | George Frederick Handel | S. M. |
O for a heart to praise my God | Louis Spohr | C. M. |
O for a thousand tongues to sing | Lowell Mason | C. M. |
O for that tenderness of heart | Henry W. Greatorex | C. M. |
O Glorious hope of eternal love | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
O God, most merciful and true | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
O God of all grace | B. Milgrove | 5, 5, 11 d |
O God of our Forefathers, hear | W. H. Monk | 8 |
O God, thy faithfulness I plead | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
O heavenly King, look down | H. J. Gauntlett | 10,10,11,11 |
O how happy are they | R. D. Humphreys | 12,9 |
O Jesus, full of grace | Isaac Baker Woodbury | S. M. |
O Jesus, full of truth and grace | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
O Jesus, my Hope | Sacred Melody | 5, 5, 12 d |
O joyful sound of gospel grace! | George Kingsley | C. M. |
O Lamb of God, for sinners faith | O. L. Carter | C. P. M. |
O Love divine, how sweet thou art | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
O love divine, what hast thou done! | Isaac Baker Woodbury | L. M. |
O love, thy sovereign aid impart | Luther Orlando Emerson | L. M. |
O that I could my Lord receive | S. Hubbard | C. M. |
O that I could repent | Joseph E. Sweetner | S. M. |
O that I could repent! | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
O that my load of sin were gone! | William B. Bradbury | L. M. |
O that Thou wouldst the heaven rend | Joseph Grigg | C. M. |
Oh, the depth of love divine | O. R. Barnicott | 7, 6 |
O Thou eternal Victim, slain | K. Kugelmann | 8 |
O thou who camest from above | Richard Langdon | L. M. |
O thou who hast our sorrows borne | Ignace Pleyel | 7 |
O thou who this mysterious bread | Day's Psalter | C. M. |
O thou, our Saviour, Brother, and Friend | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
O thou, who, when we did complain | Guillaume Franc | C. M. |
O Thou, whom all thy saints adore | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
O what a mighty change | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
O what delight is this | Leonard Marshall | S. M. |
O what shall I do my Saviour to praise | William Gardiner | 10, 11 |
O when shall we sweetly remove | J. B. | 8 |
O wondrous power of faithful prayer! | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
Oft I in my heart have said | R. D. Humphreys | 12, 9 |
Omnipotent Lord, my Saviour and King | H. J. Gauntlett | 10,10,11,11 |
Open, Lord, my inward ear, | S. Arnold | 7, 6 |
Our Lord is risen from the dead | George Frederick Root | S. M. |
Pass a few swiftly fleeting years | Ignace Pleyel | L. M. |
Peace, doubting heart! my God's I am | Zerubbabel Wyvill | L. M. 6 l |
Pray, without ceasing pray | Francis Joseph Haydn | S. M. |
Prisoners of hope, lift up your heads | William Henry Monk | L. M. 6 l |
Rejoice, the Lord is King! | Charles Steggall | H. M. |
Saviour, and can it be | C. Garbutt | 6, 6, 7, 7 |
Saviour from sin, I want to prove | P. Reingius | 8 |
Saviour of all, to thee we bow | Gioacchimo Rossini | L. M. |
Saviour of the sin-sick soul | Xavier S. von Wartensee | 7 |
Saviour, on me the grace bestow | Edward Hodges | C. P. M. |
See how great a flame aspires | Lowell Mason | 7 d |
See the Lord, thy Keeper, stand | London Tune Book | 7, 6, 7 |
See, Jesus, thy disciples see | John Black | C. M. |
Shall I, for fear of feeble man | A. Widdop | L. M. |
Shepherd divine, our wants relieve | Deodatus Dutton, Jr. | C. M. |
Shepherd of souls, with pitying eye | William Boyce | L. M. |
Shrinking from the cold hand of death | Ignace Pleyel | L. M. |
Since the Son hath made me free | J. Cruger | 7 |
Sing to the great Jehovah's praise | William Tansur | C. M. |
Sinners, obey the gospel word | Israel Holboyd | L. M. |
Sinners, turn; why will ye die | John Bacchus Dykes | 7 d |
Soldiers of Christ, arise | Francis Joseph Haydn | S. M. |
Soldiers of Christ, lay hold | Francis Joseph Haydn | S. M. |
Son of the carpenter, receive | Thomas Este's Psalter | C. M. |
Spirit of faith, come down | John Black | S. M. d |
Stand the omnipotent decree | Thomas Augustine Arne | 7, 6, 8 |
Stay, thou insulted Spirit, stay | Daniel Read | L. M. |
Still for Thy loving kindness, Lord | A. R. Reinagle | C. M. |
Still out of the deepest abyss | Edwin Moss | 7, 8, 7 |
Stupendous height of heav'nly love | H. J. Gauntlett | 8 |
Talk with us, Lord, thyself reveal | Deodatus Dutton, Jr. | C. M. |
The great archangel's trump shall sound | Ignace Pleyel | L. M. |
The heavenly treasure now we have | George Kingsley | L. M. |
The Lord of earth and sky | Lowell Mason | H. M. |
The praying spirit breathe | Joseph Barnby | S. M. |
The Sun of righteousness on me | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
The thing my God doth hate | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Thee, Jesus, Thee, the sinner's friend | S. S. Wesley | 8, 8, 6 d |
Thou God of glorious majesty | Lowell Mason | C. P. M. |
Thou God of truth and love | Richard Redhead | H. M. |
Thou great mysteries God unknown | Lewis Edson | H. M. |
Thou hidden Source of calm repose | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
Thou Judge of quick and dead | Rev. T. R. Matthews | 7, 6 l |
Thou Shepherd of Israel, and mine | Lewis Edson | 8 |
Thou Son of God, whose flaming eye | Samuel Parkman Tuckerman | C. M. |
Thou very-present Aid | Hans George Naegeli | S. M. |
Thy ceaseless, unexhausted love | London Tune Book | C. M. |
Thy presence, Lord, the place shall fill | Edwin Moss | C. M. |
' Tis finished! the Messiah dies | Ludwig von Beethoven | L. M. |
To the haven of the breast | Henry John Gauntlett | 7, 6, 7 |
To the hills I lift mine eyes | London Tune Book | 7, 6, 7 |
Try us, O God, and search the ground | John Henry Cornwell | C. M. |
Unchangeable, almighty Lord | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Urge on your rapid course | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Vain, delusive world, adieu | Isaac Baker Woodbury | 7, 6, 8 |
Victim divine, Thy grace we claim | J. Bishop | 8 |
We have no outward righteousness | George Frederick Handel | L. M. |
We know, by faith we know | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
Weary souls, that wander wide | Rev. Henri A. C. Malan | 7, 6 l |
Weep not for a brother deceased | German | 8 |
What could your Redeemer do | Rev. John Bacchus Dykes | 7 d |
What is our calling's glorious hope | Edwin Moss | C. M. |
What shall I do my God to love | Nathaniel D. Gould | C. M. |
What shall I render to my God | C. T. Smart | C. M. |
What! never speak one evil world | Johann C. W. Amadeus Mozart | L. M. |
When, my Saviour, shall I be | I. J. Pleyel | 7 |
When quiet in my house I sit | Aaron Williams | S. M. |
When shall Thy love constrain | Lowell Mason | S. M. |
When, gracious Lord, when shall it be | William B. Bradbury | L. M. |
Where shall my wond'ring soul begin | Roner | 8 |
Wherefore should I make my moan | Edward L. White | 6, 4 |
Wherewith, O Lord, shall I draw near | Lowell Mason | L. M. |
Which of the monarchs of the earth | Samuel Webbe | C. M. |
While we walk with God in light | Johann Rudolf Ahle | 7 |
Who are these arrayed in white | Elam Ives, Jr. | 7 d |
Who in the Lord confide | Rev. William A. Muhlenberg, D. D. | S. M. |
With glorious cloud encompasses round | R. Wainwright | C. M. |
Would Jesus have the sinner die | Isaac Baker Woodbury | L. M. |
Ye faithful souls who Jesus know | Joseph P. Holbrook | L. M. |
Ye diff'rent sects, who all declare | F. Duckworth | L. M. |
Ye ransomed sinners, hear | Walter Bond Gilbert | H. M. |
Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim | Francis Joseph Hayes | 10, 11 |
Ye virgin souls, arise | Lowell Mason | H. M. |
Yield to me now, for I am weak | J. G. Walton | L. M. 6 l |
Young men and maidens | Rev. John Darwall | H. M. |
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