| First Line | Author (Meter) | Number |
|---|
| A Christ with idols base, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| A Daysman he is made, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| A Fountain that never can sink. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| A Friend and Helper so divine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| A Friend before the Throne of Love. | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| A Friend there is, your voices join, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| A God of providence; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| A God, long-suffering, still restores | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| A Man there is, a real Man, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| A Marys or Manassehs stains, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| A Physician, I learn, abides in this place, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| A River that never can fail; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| A Sabbatism, a rest from pains, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| A Sanctuary unto me. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| A Saviour all divine. | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| A Surety just and good; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| A Tower, a precious Hiding-place, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| A banquet more divine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| A bar to all thats wrong. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| A barren tree that bears no fruit, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| A base, ungrateful monster I have been, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| A beam of comfort shines. | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| A beggar poor, at mercys door, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| A beggar, vile and base, I come, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| A bleeding Christ is all they plead, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| A bleeding Jesus is the Way, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| A bleeding Saviour seen by faith, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| A body united indeed; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| A bold, rebellious will, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| A boundless stock of grace; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| A boundless treasure, all of grace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| A brighter faith impart. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| A brother or sister landed safe from fears, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| A bruisèd reed he never breaks, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| A calm and heavenly frame; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| A calm, delightful house of prayer. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| A captive born, a child of earth, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| A captive here, and far from home, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| A child of corruption and dust. | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| A child of sorrows here? | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| A chosen sheep in Zions fold. | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| A city of refuge and righteousness too. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| A clearer passport they receive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| A confidence thats strong; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| A conscience hard does oft retard | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| A constant flow of every good, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| A constant warfare must maintain. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| A contrite heart, or no? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| A cordial for our fears. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| A cordial in sickness; a fountain of life. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| A costly, consecrating oil, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| A covenant once was made, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| A cross of massy wood; | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| A crowd about him will be found, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| A crumb of mercy, Lord, I crave, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| A cup of blessing for the poor, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| A darksome and restless abode: | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| A debt no more to pay; | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| A debtor to mercy alone, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| A deep celestial spring. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| A doctrine most divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| A doleful gulf of gloomy care, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| A door of hope is opened wide, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| A double eye is in the child, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| A drop of heaven on worms below. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| A dwelling fit for thee? | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| A dwelling for the Eternal Mind, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| A fair one, whose garments are clean, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| A faith that assureth my sonship with God. | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| A faith that endureth, and feasts on his blood; | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| A faith that triumphs over death, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| A faith that will live in water and flame, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| A faithful God restrains their hands, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| A faithful and unchanging God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| A faithful friend of grief partakes; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| A faithful, loving God | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| A fathers hand I fain would see; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| A fathers rod no terror hath. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| A favour bestowed, we hope not in vain | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| A favour so great we highly should prize; | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| A feast is now prepared for thee, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| A feast of mercy, sweetly free | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| A feeble creature pray; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| A feeble saint shall win the day, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| A fence against evil, by which we resist | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| A few more days, or months, or years, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| A few more rolling suns, at most, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| A few more sighs, a few more tears, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| A filthy Mary, and a dying thief; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| A flood should drown the earth no more. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| A foe received a favourite, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| A form of words may please | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| A form of words, though eer so sound, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| A fountain is opened for sin, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| A fountain is opened in Jesus the Word; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| A fountain opened for the poor, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| A fountain which will ever run | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| A fountain with a purple flood; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| A fountain! cries the man of God, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| A free, a full supply; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| A fretful soul his fault may spy, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| A friendless, helpless wretch indeed, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| A full and free pardon Christ gives, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| A fulness of every good; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| A fulness of grace to display, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| A fulness of grace, rich, sovereign, and free; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| A fulness resides in Jesus our Head, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| A gift both rich and free; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| A glad and grateful song | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| A glimpse of love, a glimpse of thee. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| A glorious life indeed. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| A glorious, immortal repast. | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| A godliness which feeds on form, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| A godly fear of sin impart; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| A gracious gale on plants beneath. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| A grievous, galling load. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| A guard of heavenly warriors waits; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| A guide and help be with me found; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| A guilty world to save. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| A guilty, weak, and helpless worm, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| A habitation for our God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| A happy, pardoned child thou art, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| A hard and haughty heart. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| A hardened herd, a rebel race; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| A healing balm for all their woes. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| A healing rest in thee? | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| A heart from sin set free, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| A heart renewed by faith and love, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| A heart resigned, submissive, meek; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| A heart submissive, mild, and meek, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| A heart thats sprinkled with the blood | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| A heart the Saviour to adore. | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| A heart which prays for great and small, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| A heavenly form appears; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| A heavenly joy his words convey; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| A helper of the helpless be, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| A helpless soul, I come to thee, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| A helpless worm am I, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| A helpless wretch am I; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| A holy Christ to view; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| A holy oil anoints him too, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| A hope so much divine | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| A hope that triumphs over death, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| A house of prayer, O Lord for thee, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| A humble groan, a broken heart, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| A humble, lowly, contrite heart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| A jealous God art thou, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| A joyful sound indeed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| A judgment bond against me lay, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| A kindly harvest crowns thy love, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| A kingdom of immense delight, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| A kingdom which can neer decay, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| A life of joy and peace. | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| A life thats known by few; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| A lifeless lump of loathsome sin, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| A lifeless lump of sin like me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| A light to shine upon the road | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| A limping beggar, clothed in rags; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| A little spot enclosed by grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| A little, they own, they may fail, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| A lively type of Christ; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| A living spark of heavenly fire? | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| A loathsome stench of death and sin | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| A long eternity to spend, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| A long, an everlasting day. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| A look from him will cheer thy heart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| A look from the Lord discovers our case, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| A look of thy love is all that we want; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| A lovely vine in heathen lands? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| A lover of all his dear saints. | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| A loving Christ is near; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| A loving Saviour surely will | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| A man, or an angel at most: | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| A manger is his bed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| A mansion in the skies. | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| A mansion of immortal love. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| A meek suit adorning both sinner and saint. | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| A method strange this Friend has shown, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| A mighty Saviour suits me well; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| A miracle of grace I stand; | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| A mist before thy eyes; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| A moment he hid the light of his face, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| A moment puts an end to these, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| A monstrous mass of woe! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| A monument of grace, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| A mortal man ashamed of thee? | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| A most illustrious Prince of Peace; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| A mourner all his days; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| A mourner waiteth at thy door, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| A moving lip and silent heart. | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| A name just suited to their case; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| A needy, helpless sinner still; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| A never-changing Friend; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| A new peculiar race. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| A new regenerated race, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| A noble end and truly great; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| A paradise divinely fair; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| A pardon on the breast; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| A pattern chaste and kind; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| A peaceful sceptre in thy hands | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| A pearl for rotten wood; | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| A people for his praise; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| A perfect Saviour prove; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| A pilgrim in his walk, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| A pitcher and a lamp? | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| A place whereon to lay his head – | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| A pleasant mount indeed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| A pledge of endless love we call, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| A plentiful blessing of pardon shall taste. | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| A plentiful treasure, to give to the poor. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| A point so little known? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| A poor backsliding soul restore; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| A poor blind creature of a day, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| A poor, little, faint-hearted band; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| A porter at the heavenly gate, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| A portion for my soul, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| A portion of thy love unknown, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| A portion so divine? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| A precious Christ for evermore. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| A precious resting-place indeed; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| A precious stream of vital blood, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| A present help in times of need; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| A prey to death and hell, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| A principle active and young, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| A prodigy of injured love! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| A promise so divine? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| A prophet good and great, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| A prosperous gale of grace; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| A proud and fruitless strife! | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| A proud and wandering heart, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| A refuge for sinners the gospel makes known; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| A refuge sweet, and sure, and nigh, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| A remnant small of humble souls | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| A rest where pure enjoyment reigns, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| A resting-place below; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| A righteousness brought in. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| A righteousness divine. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| A righteousness full and complete he receives, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| A righteousness to raise; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| A ring that denotes his unchangeable love, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| A risen Saviour sing; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| A rival near his throne; | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| A robe is provided, their shame now to hide, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| A rod shall make their shoulders smart. | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| A rough and thorny path we tread, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| A royal robe to cover thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| A ruined soul to save, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| A ruined soul, condemned he stands, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| A sacred ray breaks on his eyes; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| A sacred, solemn sign | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| A sacrifice of nobler name | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| A sad inheritance! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| A safe and solid ark. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| A saint there was in days of old | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| A scene of pain, of grief, and woe; | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| A scornful and a smarting crown | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| A season most fit his love to disclose; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| A second look he gave, which said, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| A sense of pardoning love, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| A servant he becomes; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| A servant, though the Lord of all? | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| A short, but an effectual prayer. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| A sign in which by faith we read | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| A sign of Jesus near! | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| A single smile from thy sweet face | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| A sink of sin and unbelief. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| A sinner clothed in this rich vest, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| A sinner dead in sin; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| A sinner is he, a rebel in chief; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| A sinner may repent and sing, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| A sinner once purchased by blood; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| A sinner saved by blood; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| A sinner saved by grace. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| A sinner saved by sovereign grace. | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| A sinner self-condemned I come, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| A sinner so signally loved. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| A sinner trembles at his doom. | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| A sinner vile indeed! | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| A sinner weak and vile, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| A sinner, saved by grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| A sinners heart to sing, | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| A sinners thankful voice; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| A slave to every lust obscene; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| A slave to rebellion and lust; | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| A smiling eye upon them cast, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| A soft and tender sigh | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| A solemn joy proclaims; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| A solemn sacred place; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| A solid peace is found, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| A soul devoted unto thee, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| A soul oppressed with sins desert | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| A soul so base as mine. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| A soul that fain would see his face, | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| A soul, though as wretched as mine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| A soul-reviving feast; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| A sovereign God I wish to see; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| A sovereign Protector I have, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| A sovereign act indeed; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| A sovereign balm for every wound, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| A spectacle he stood; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| A spectacle of wounds and blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| A spring that issues from a rock, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| A stable peace, a constant strife; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| A stable serves him for his room, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| A strength proportioned to our day; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| A stubborn guest is sin, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| A subject divinely sublime; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| A substance sound and sure, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| A sun amongst ten thousand stars. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| A sure defence from all their rage. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| A sweet and a permanent peace | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| A sweet glimpse of thy sweet face; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| A sweet law of liberty this; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| A sweet resting-place is Jesus to thee; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| A taste of joys divine! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| A temple of infinite grace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| A temple undefiled; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| A thievish swarm frequents the place; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| A thorn in the flesh they shall have, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| A thousand ages in thy sight | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| A thousand angels learn thy name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| A thousand blessings on him rest. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| A thousand glories more | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| A thousand promises are wrote | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| A thousand snares beset | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| A thousand stripes upon my back; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| A thousand victories. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| A time he has set to heal up your woes, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| A travelling fair one in distress, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| A treasure well stored with heavenly wealth; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| A tree that bears corrupted fruit, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| A triune God is here displayed | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| A truth from nature never learned, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| A vale of sin and woe! | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| A victim bathed in blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| A wall of fire Ill be. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| A warfare I find without and within, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| A way to make the conscience clean, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| A weakling, more than strong; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| A wicked heart is no small part | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| A wondrous wine there is, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| A word of thy supporting breath | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| A work of freest grace; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| A work of heavenly grace; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| A world he drowns at once, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| A world of filth, too base to name, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| A world to redeem from its woes; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| A world undone, a world restored; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| A worldly crowd to din thy ears, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| A worm deserving endless misery, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| A worm, by self and sin oppressed, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| A worthless worm like me? | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| A wounded soul, and not a whole, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| A wretch that had nought of his own, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| A wretched wanderer from the Lord? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| A wretched wanderer mourn! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| A yoke that is easy and mild; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Aaron within the veil appears, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Abba, Father, hell cry, my Lord and my God, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Abhor to touch the thing unclean, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Abhorred by God above, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Abide secure enough, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Abides and reigns within; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Above her guilt she cannot rise, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Above the ground we tread, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Above these creature things, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Above what the fiends have in hell; | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Above your highest mirth, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Abram had as much as most; | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Abram, to unknown countries led, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Absent from thee I cannot rest; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Absent from thee, my Guide, my Light, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Absolute redemption. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Abundance of good folk, I find, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Accept in Christ, and bless withal | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Accept us in thy Son, and bless | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Accept us in thy Son; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Accept, O Lord, the humble song, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Accepted at thy throne of grace, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Access to thee is given, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Accomplish in me all thy will; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Accomplish in the soul. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Accomplished is the sacrifice; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Accounting each a jewel rich, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| Accounts so very different there, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Acknowledge him the Lord alone, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| Across my peaceful breast. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| Acts a raw and foolish part; | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Acute disease, or tiring pain; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Adam, when the tempter foiled him, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Adhering to his laws; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Adieu, thou world so vain; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Adopted sons perceive | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Adopted too, and children made, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Adopts them for his own. | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Adore him or deride him. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Adore our infant God. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Adore the dying Friend of man, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Adore the just, the sovereign Lord, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Adored be his name for his grace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| Adored by angels, and obeyed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Adored by hosts above the sky, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Adoring at our Fathers throne. | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Adoring saints around him stand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Adorn the heavenly plains; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Adorned me with his glory too, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Adorned with wondrous grace, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Affected angels, while they view! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Affections placed above, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Affections wild, by sin defiled, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Afflicted at thy feet I fall; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Afflicted believer, thy cause hell maintain; | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Afflicted saint, to Christ draw near, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Afflictions abound in body and mind! | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| Afflictions make us see, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Afflictions, temptations, or pain; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| After his example rise. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| After so much mercy past, | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Again revive and bloom? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| Again, dear Lord, we would be fed; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Again, through heedless haste, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Again, we cannot see | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Again, yea, and again, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Against delusions blast. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Against her God reply; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Against him dreadful enmity. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Against him in malice unite, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Against his throne in vain they rage; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Against hope to believe in hope, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Against it preach, it prompts the speech; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Against its influence pray, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Against my soul unite, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Against no Scripture ever strive, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Against the God of my delight. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Against the God who rules the sky | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Against the Son of Gods delight, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Against the chosen few; | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Against the grace of God, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Against the man who fails but once! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| Against the visits of thy face. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Against this faith can stand; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Against thy image, work, and grace, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Against thy law, against thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Against tomorrow came; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Agonising, groaning, dying, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Agree and shine in Jesus face. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Agree to give us up, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Ah! Lord, with such a heart as mine, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Ah! Lord, direct my wishful eyes, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Ah! bring a wretched wanderer home, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Ah! but for free and sovereign grace, | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| Ah! compassionate my case; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Ah! how my pensive spirit faints, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Ah! look from above, and give us content. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Ah! must I die with this sad plague? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Ah! my winter has been long! | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Ah! tear it thence, and reign alone, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Ah! tell me, how is it I find | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Ah! then my faith gives way; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Ah! what a fool have I been made! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Ah! what avails my strife, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Ah! what will profession like this | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Ah! where are now the faithful few | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Ah! whither must I go, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Ah! whither shall I flee | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Ah! whither shall we fly? | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Ah! why should unbelief and pride, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Ah! wretched soul to reason thus, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Ah, Lord, behold us at thy feet! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Ah, give me, Lord, the tender heart, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Ah, leave me not alone. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Ah, my Lord, thou knowst my name; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Ah, whither shall thy prisoner flee? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Ah, wretched, vile, ungrateful heart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Aid and keep us by thy power; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Aiming to distress the mind. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Airs divine; and this the song: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Alas! I broke his heart! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| Alas! and did my Saviour bleed? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Alas! dear Lord, with shame we own | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Alas! from such a heart as mine, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| Alas! how large a share is his! | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Alas! how oft this wretched world | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Alas! how soon theyre gone! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Alas! my dear friends, were apt to forget; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| Alas! my sinking spirits droop; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Alas! the Lord my life is gone, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Alas! the cruel spear | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Alas! theres worse than nothing there. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Alas! what can I do? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Alas! what could we worse? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Alas, what hourly dangers rise! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Alas, what numbers do! | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Alive to that to come; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Alive when wounded, dead when whole! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| All Deity can there agree | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| All Deitys engaged | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| All I have is in the Lamb. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| All I want for life or pleasure, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| All Israel must to glory go, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| All Jehovahs love can give, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| All a faithful God can give, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| All a helpless soul can need, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| All a hungry soul can want, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| All appointed were by him. | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| All are his in Christ the Lord. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| All are too mean to speak his worth, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| All bare, or, what is quite as bad, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| All believers feel the same. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| All beside to ruin lead; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| All black, and yet comely, through Jesus desert. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| All blessings for the poor. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| All blessings have secured for me; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| All blessings he contains; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| All blessings that a God can give, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| All blessings that a God can give; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| All born of heavenly birth; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| All born of the Spirit are brought to repent; | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| All contained in that red list | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| All creation groans through thee, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| All creation must give place | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| All creatures are at his control; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| All creatures obey his commands! | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| All creatures to his bounty owe | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| All cry out, It is not here. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| All demands to satisfy. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| All disorders of the soul; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| All earthly good I count but loss, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| All enriching as it goes; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| All events at thy command. | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| All filthy waters rise; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| All flowing from eternal love, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| All for sin could not atone; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| All glory to mercy we bring, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| All glory to the Lord! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| All glory to the dying Lamb, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| All glory to the great I AM, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| All good thats worthy of a God, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| All grace is now to sinners given; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| All grace is vanished from my sight, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| All hail reproach, and welcome shame! | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| All hail the power of Jesus name, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| All hail! we bless thee now! | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| All hail, holy Jesus! our Lord and our God. | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| All hail, incarnate Love! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| All hell and its lions stood roaring around; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| All her debts were cast on me, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| All his care rejoice to prove, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| All his dealings wise and good, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| All his garments in their blood; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| All his helpless soul can need. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| All his love and loveliness; | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| All his majesty is seen! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| All his saints obtain delight; | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| All his saints, by man rejected, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| All his sheep amazing wonder! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| All his ways are holy; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| All human beauties, all divine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| All human medicines will do harm; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| All in all in thee I find; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| All in debt or in distress, | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| All in heaven and earth is mine. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| All in league with death and hell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| All in one grand cause unite; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| All is dark, and vain, and wild; | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| All is finished; do not doubt it; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| All is ours if we are his. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| All is ours in earth and heaven; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| All is settled, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| All is well if Christ be mine; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| All its dregs am drinking up; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| All its hid disorders, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| All keepers that come short of this, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| All lower things despise, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| All melt away like snow. | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| All must come, and last, and end, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| All my backslidings freely heal, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| All my darkness chase away; | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| All my desires are now content | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| All my evidences dark, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| All my guilty fears remove, | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| All my help from thee I bring; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| All my little strength is gone; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| All my powers are depraved, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| All my prayer and praise suggest; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| All my safety is in thee. | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| All my safety is in thee. | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| All my safety is in thee. | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| All my safety was in thee. | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| All my sins on Christ were laid; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| All my sins were on him thrown; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| All my sorrows to him bringing, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| All my souls delight in thee. | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| All my springs and consolations | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| All my stubbornness subdue; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| All my times are in thy hand, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| All my times shall ever be | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| All my trust on thee is stayed; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| All nations rose from earth at first, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| All natures gold appears but dross. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| All needful grace will God bestow, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| All obeyed with fixed attention, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| All other means my heart has tried, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| All other paths must lead astray, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| All other streams are vain beside | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| All others lead to hell. | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| All our prayers and all our praises, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| All our righteousnesses hateful; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| All our souls in safety keep. | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| All our souls in safety keep. | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| All our souls shall praise the Lord, | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| All our strength is from above. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| All our weakness pity; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| All outward means, till God appears, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| All over glorious is my Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| All penal wrath to Zion due, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| All penitent cries his Spirit imparts, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| All performed he came to do; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| All plagues and distempers, all sickness and pain, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| All plaintive I pour out my song, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| All polluted is my breast; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| All power belongs to thee. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| All praise to the Spirit, whose whisper divine | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| All pregnant with delight; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| All real good in Jesus dwells, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| All real, vital prayer; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| All souls that in the Lord believe, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| All souls that under that are found, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| All sovereign, rich, and free; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| All sufferings, if my Lord be there; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| All taken up by thee? | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| All that a living soul can crave, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| All that bears the name of good, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| All that feeds my busy pride, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| All that feel thy quickening flame, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| All that has been amiss forgive, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| All that he has is yours! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| All that his Father loved in him. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| All that his heavenly Father gave | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| All that might offend or grieve. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| All that the Word relates. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| All that the ark did once contain, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| All thats past, and all to come, is | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| All the blessings of his love! | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| All the blissful regions ring. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| All the bright angelic spirits | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| All the debts I had contracted, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| All the elected train | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| All the fitness he requireth, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| All the glory | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| All the glory God can show! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| All the glory, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| All the glory, Lord, be thine! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| All the glory, Lord, is thine! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| All the heart, or nothing. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| All the heavenly hosts adore thee, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| All the law in human nature | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| All the powers of nature, shaken, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| All the sorrows he endured, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| All the vain things that charm me most, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| All the while they work alone; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| All the world calls good or great | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| All their sins are washed away; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| All things another aspect wear. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| All things but loss for Jesus sake; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| All things else are dung and dross; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| All things for our good are given; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| All things in Jesus I possess. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| All things to promote our fall | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| All things to them seemed to agree | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| All things to thy omniscient eye, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| All things to us must work for good, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| All this was done for you? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| All those that God had foreordained, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| All thou hast done, and all thou dost, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| All through it our Jesus does shine. | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| All through the wilderness below, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| All thy chosen | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| All thy faithful mercies crown. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| All thy kindness well explore, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| All thy needs he will supply; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| All thy people are forgiven, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| All thy people shall adore; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| All thy sheep shall come to Zion; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| All thy sins are washed away. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| All thy sorrows soon shall end, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| All thy wastes I will repair; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| All thy ways Id well approve, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| All to happiness aspire, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| All to leave and follow thee; | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| All to make us | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| All to succour | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| All unholy and unclean, | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| All vanity below. | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| All waters beside them are full of the curse; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| All we can boast, till Christ we know, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| All we hear, or feel, or see, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| All we saw and heard was suited | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| All were loathsome in Gods sight, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| All were wretched sinners. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| All who are taught by thee shall know, | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| All who discontented are, | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| All who find their sinful debt | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| All who hate him must, confounded, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| All who have been Satans tool – | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| All who in thy Son believe; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| All who shall sing Jehovahs praise! | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| All who taste it | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| All who would protection have, | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| All will be well if thou art mine. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| All will come to desolation, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| All worlds are nothing in his sight. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| All worlds his glorious power confess; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| All, all is grief and misery, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| All-kind and all-wise, thy season is best. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| All-sufficient is our Jesus, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Alls deceit; and the cheat | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Allure, enchant, affright; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Allurèd by thy voice; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Almighty God of grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Almighty God sighed human breath! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Almighty King of grace! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| Almighty King of grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Almighty King of saints, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Almighty Ruler of the sky, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Almighty grace, thy healing power | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Almighty love inspires my heart, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Almighty love, arrest that man! | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Almighty mercy guards my life, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Almighty to rescue thou art, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Almighty to rule and command; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Almost carry me away. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Alone secure are found; | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Aloud will I rejoice. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Alpha and Omega be; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Already has prepared for me | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Also the means were fixed upon | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Although he bless from day to day, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Although the billows roll between; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Altogether like our Lord. | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Always interceding. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Always keeping Christ in view; | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Always pray and never rest; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Always takes the tempters part; | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Am I his, or am I not? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Am I made a real Christian, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Am I not safe beneath thy shade? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Am I not safe, since God is nigh? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Am I quickened by his Spirit; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Am freely saved by grace. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Am thy Husband and thy Friend; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Am weary of the bustling crowd; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Amazed to find him bathed in blood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Amazed to see myself so vile, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Amazed, I turn, grown strangely bold, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Amazing favour, matchless grace | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Amazing grace! how sweet the sound! | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Amazing pity! grace unknown! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Amazing thought! which devils fear; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Amazing wisdom, power, and love, | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Amazing work of sovereign grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| Amen! our hearts with rapture cry, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Amen! the word is good; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| Amen! well bless his name; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Amen, to all the praise. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Amid the dreadful storm. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Amid the sharpest pains I feel, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Amid this little company; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Amidst his Fathers throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Amidst temptations sharp and long, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| Amidst ten thousand anxious cares, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Amidst ten thousand dangers, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Amidst the bright numberless throng, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Amidst the din of Jordans flood; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Amidst the house of God | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Amidst the roaring of the sea, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Amidst the sorrows of the way, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Amidst the storms career, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Amidst thy works can rove, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Among that favoured band! | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Among the children of thy grace, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Among the chosen of his love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| Among the flock they rest, | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| Among the great unfit to shine; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Among the rest this note shall swell, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Among the sons of God. | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Among thy saints abide, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Amongst the shades I roll, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Amongst the sons of flesh and blood? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Amongst thy children room for me? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| An able Counsellor, to plead, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| An able, willing Saviour too; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| An alien made a child; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| An all-atoning Priest; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| An all-prevailing plea. | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| An all-sufficient help for me, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| An earthly brother drops his hold, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| An empty knowledge bloats with air, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| An end of sins entirely made; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| An endless Father, He; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| An everlasting righteousness. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| An everlasting song from thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| An everlasting song of praise. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| An everlasting theme. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| An ignominious death. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| An interest in the Saviours blood, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| An unctuous light to all thats right, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| Ancient of Days! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Ancient of endless days; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| And Abba, Father, cry. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And Abram heard his voice, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And Calvary, say gentler things: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And Calvarys peace impart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And Christ all his battles will fight; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| And Christ be all in all, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| And Christ exalted be; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| And Christ has made him heir of heaven. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| And Christ himself my Rock. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| And Christ in him dwelleth as King of one host. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| And Christ is faithful to his word. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| And Christ my All in All. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And Christ receives and gives it in. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| And Christ shall be our song. | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| And Christ the Man, we sing. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And Christians join the solemn word, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And Christians, with a smile, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| And Esau vows my death. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| And God calls him his son, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And God from his purpose shall never remove, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| And God from thy eyes wipe all sorrows away. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| And God has raised his Son. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| And God how pure and bright. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| And God invites to sup; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| And God the Spirit we adore; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| And God the eternal Spirit bless, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| And God will clear thy misty sight, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And God, thy God, thy soul shall fill | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| And Gods just law with terror fills your soul, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| And He that will not for my sake | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| And Him in everything employ. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| And Him youll sing for ever there. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| And Holy Ghost; | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| And Holy Spirit, Three-in-One, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 868 |
| And I also trust to see the glad hour; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| And I am black as hell. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| And I am left below, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| And I am left to walk alone, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| And I believe tis often true, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| And I desire no more. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And I each boisterous storm outride. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And I feel the sweets of peace, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| And I for ever am set free. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| And I his grace record. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| And I hope, by thy good pleasure, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| And I on him depend. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| And I shall his glory see; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| And I shall see his face. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| And I shall sin abhor. | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| And I shall stand forgiven. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And I shall surely find, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| And I stand complete in him. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| And I still pray and be denied? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| And I to his praise in heaven shall live; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| And I want something new. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| And I will shout his fame. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And I will work thy good. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| And I, with them, thy praise will sound | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| And Im a sinner vile indeed; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| And Im completely blest; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| And Im for ever justified. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| And Im victorious through his name. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And Ishmael send away, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| And Ive a carnal nature too, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| And Jehovah gave the word: | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| And Jesus be my All in All. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| And Jesus call his ransomed home. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| And Jesus entombed was the same | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| And Jesus had no charms for me; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| And Jesus holds her hand; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| And Jesus is his name; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And Jesus is the child. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And Jesus is thy rest. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And Jesus leads the song; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And Jesus name adore. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And Jesus says hell cast out none | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| And Jesus seals it with his blood. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| And Jesus seems to mock his groans. | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And Jesus smiles at such a guest; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| And Jesus smiling all the while. | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And Jesus will not fail thy hope; | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| And Jesus wins the heart. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| And Jesus, at the Lords right hand, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| And Jesus, on the eternal throne, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| And Jesus, the incarnate Word, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| And Jesus, with his precious blood, | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| And Mercys angel-form appeared; | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| And Moses much condemn, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And Moses never can demand | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And O may this my glory be, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| And O my soul, with wonder view, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| And O what love the Spirit shows! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| And O, celestial Dove! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| And Paul may plant in vain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| And Paul the hateful truth shall tell. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| And Satan binds our captive minds | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| And Satan cheat the Holy Ghost? | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And Satan lays his wily net. | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| And Satan says the medicines vain | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| And Satan sorely thrust; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And Satan trembles when he sees | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| And Satan would confound us; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And Satan, my malicious foe, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| And Zion is his dwelling still; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| And Zion preserve from despair. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| And Zion shall behold his face. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| And Zion shall in glory be, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| And Zion shall in him rejoice. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And Zion shall record | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And Zion shall surely prevail. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| And Zion shall wear it in praise of her Friend. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| And Zion triumph in her King. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| And Zion with beauty does deck; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| And a full release proclaim; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| And a sad decline we see; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| And a thousand deaths are due. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| And adore thy matchless name. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| And adoring, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| And after perfect bliss aspires, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And against thee all things feel; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| And ah! still less enjoy. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And aid my tongue to bless his name, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| And air, and earth, and seas, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| And all Gods glory see. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| And all Gods judgments right. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| And all Zions mourners shall decked with it be. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| And all are one in him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| And all complain, as thou wilt do, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And all conspire with sweet accord, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| And all fear of want remove. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| And all her joys decline. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And all his boundless love proclaim! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| And all his choicest treasure gives | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| And all his chosen seed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| And all his frightful powers. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| And all his glory view. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And all his glory view? | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| And all his goodness make to pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| And all his legions roar; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And all his mercies prove; | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| And all his springs in Zion flow | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And all his will be done; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| And all his wondrous grace explore, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| And all his word shall stand. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| And all his works I praise; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| And all in faithfulness is sent. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| And all is foul within us; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And all its glory spoiled. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And all its hardness cease. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| And all its pride abase. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| And all its shame despised? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| And all its streams which here are found, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| And all my fears were hushed to peace. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| And all my foes shall lose their aim; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| And all my help in Jesus seek. | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| And all my hope of bliss. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| And all my hopes decline. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| And all my hopes were slain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| And all my leprosy subdue. | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And all my powers be praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| And all my powers by thine control. | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| And all my powers renew. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| And all my powers shall bow and sing | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| And all my soul adore, and love his name. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| And all my soul be tuned to sing | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| And all my soul resigned. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| And all my thoughts and powers control. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| And all my warfare oer; | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And all my work be praise! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| And all new covenant blessings brings? | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| And all of humble mind. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| And all our beautys gone, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And all our faith increase, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| And all our help, we then shall prove, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| And all our wants supplied; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| And all seems death within; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And all such pleading he approves, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| And all that are born from above, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| And all that are born from above, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| And all that earth calls good or great. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| And all that guilty sinners need; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| And all that in the Son believe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| And all that seek to him shall know, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And all that take may live. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| And all thats earth must perish. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And all the blissful seats of love | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| And all the debt was charged on him. | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| And all the dreadful debt is paid. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| And all the earth shall hear. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| And all the garden grow. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| And all the glorious ranks above | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And all the glory shall be thine. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| And all the grief that intervenes, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| And all the heavens adore. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And all the help of man proves vain; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| And all the host was overthrown. | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| And all the openings of thy love, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And all the power it hath, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| And all the saints adore. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And all the sons of darkness fly | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| And all the sons of malice join | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| And all the steps that grace display | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| And all the trials here we see, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| And all their actions guilt. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| And all their fears destroy: | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And all their foes shall surely fly. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And all their pleasure share; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| And all their powers engage, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| And all their work is praise and love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| And all things dark appear, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| And all this to prove thee, to stain thy cursed pride; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| And all through the Lamb and his blood. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And all thy foes oerturn, oerturn, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And all thy glory see, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| And all thy nature clean. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| And all thy saints in praises join. | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| And all within it shared the same. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| And almost as unwilling; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And always hears our cry. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And always is the same. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| And am but barren still. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| And an unfeeling soul. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And angel round the throne, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| And angels fly at his command. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| And angels proclaiming the stranger forlorn, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| And angels tell, The Lord is risen. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| And art rebellious still; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| And art thou not a captive led, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And as a nail he fastened him. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| And as a sinner, plead for grace, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And as his kingdom grows, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| And as my soul more humbled grows, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And as priests, his solemn praises | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| And as the benefit is ours, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| And as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| And ask him still for more. | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| And ask our Lord some new years gift. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| And asked for what the worldings prize. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| And at his footstool bow the knee, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| And at last our souls receive. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| And at my Lords feet fall; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And at thy footstool lie; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| And at times may know no reason | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| And autumn with rich crops succeeds; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| And avarice gripeth still. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And bade the rivers glide between. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| And balm for every fear; | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| And banish all your fear. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And banished guilt and fear. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And banishes her fears. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| And banishes their fears. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And banquet on pleasures divine, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And banquet with our Head; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| And base that heart must be | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And bathed in its own blood; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| And be his name adored. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| And be his name adored. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| And be his name adored; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| And be it my fixed endeavour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| And be it our great concern, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| And be not wise in self-conceit; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And be our Sun, and Strength, and Shield. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| And be sure he died for me? | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| And be the guest of God. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| And beamed with characteristic light. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| And bear my fainting spirit up, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| And bear our spirits home, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And bear thy witness with my heart, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| And bears the sword in vain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And before his power to fall. | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| And beggars raised to reign in heaven. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| And begin, from this good hour, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| And bettered by the cross. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| And bid a dying sinner live. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| And bid each trembling fear begone. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| And bid me cleave to thee, my Lord, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| And bid me wait serene; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| And bid my crimes remove? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| And bid my drooping powers rejoice? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| And bid my faith prevail. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And bid my fears depart; | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| And bid my fears remove. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| And bid my sorrows fly; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| And bid our kindred rise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| And bid the dying live. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| And bid the mourners fears depart. | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| And bid the poor sinner look there. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| And bid the prisoner fly | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And bid the tempter flee; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| And bid thee welcome to our heart. | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| And bid us all depart in peace. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| And bid us all go free. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And bids affliction drive me home, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| And bids his cares adieu; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And bids the enlightened sinner seek | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| And bids the weary in him rest. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| And bids them trust in him. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| And bids your longing appetites | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And blacken all my soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And blasphemy grows bold, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And blasts the promised crop. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| And bless een two or three. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And bless him highly as you can; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And bless his saints and angels eyes, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And bless me with thy smile? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| And bless the hand that dries their tears, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| And bless the happy hour. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| And bless the nuptial bands. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| And bless the seed thats sown; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| And bless us with a holy fear; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And blessed us with a living faith; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And blesses them indeed. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| And blessings more than we can give, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| And blessings on atoning blood, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| And blessings shall attend my word. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| And blessèd am I when I see | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| And blest in Jesus live: | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| And blind is that unholy eye, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| And bliss, immortal bliss enjoy; | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| And bloats the soul with air; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And blood that takes out every stain. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| And blood to purge our sin; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And blood tracks all the path. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| And blush that I should ever be | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| And blushing, looks to thee; | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And boast in him alone. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And boast their moral dignity; | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| And body bathed in blood? | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| And bore the loved Immanuels name. | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| And bore their sins away. | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| And born unholy and unclean; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| And both became our heavenly food. | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| And both through mercy still, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And bought for us, so dear! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| And bought the blest release; | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And bought us with a price; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And bound in legal fear, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| And boundless as our sins! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And bounds his raging power. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And bounty all divine prepares | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And bow before his throne? | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| And bow before the King. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| And break in upon his soul. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| And break infernal chains; | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| And break my heart of stone. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| And break my heart of stone. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| And break the chains of reigning sin; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| And break thy schemes of earthly joy, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| And breaks his prison door; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| And breaks my peace in vain; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And breathe the living word. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| And brighten all the scene. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| And brighter and brighter shall shine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| And brightest angels can but guess. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| And bring a lasting peace about? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| And bring all heaven before our eyes. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| And bring her home to God; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| And bring his gospel store? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And bring in bills exceeding large? | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And bring me near to God. | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| And bring my vileness to my view, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| And bring on weeping eyes? | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And bring renewèd strength. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And bring the gospel feast; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| And bring the promised hour. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And bring thy presence near; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And bring upon thy wing | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And bringeth his word attended with grace; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And bringeth nigh to God; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And brings another year. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| And brings at length salvation nigh. | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And brings eternal glories near. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| And brings him from his cell. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| And brings immortal blessings down. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| And brings proud nature down; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And brings such salvation as this, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And brings the distant near. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And brings the gospel-rest. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And brings the sinner back to God. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| And broken heart rejoice; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And brooding sorrows steal my rest. | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And brought himself into disgrace. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And brought me home to God. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| And brought me to his chosen fold. | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| And brought us liberty. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| And bruise thy inmost soul. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And burial we see; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| And buries our woes in triumphant grace, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And burst into a song; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| And bursting to a better birth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| And by and in him live. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| And by and in him lives; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And by faith may I inherit | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| And by faith may we inherit | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And by faith the shore espy; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| And by faith therein we view | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| And by his Spirit and his word | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| And by his Spirit given; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And by his Spirits power reveals | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| And by his dying vanquished death. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| And by his own atoning blood, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| And by his power my foes controlled; | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| And by his saints it stands confessed, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| And by his winning ways, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| And by my very birth unclean. | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And by one atonement thy sin has condemned, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| And by such granted help I thought | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| And by such means, though strange to tell, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And by such rovings I have brought | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And by such visionary props | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And by that grace, through faith, we stand, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| And by that needs must hate | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| And by the gospel live. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| And by thy Spirit form | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| And by thy oath and covenant sure. | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| And by thy people here; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| And by what wondrous ways! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| And call his Makers ways unjust, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And call my words and actions oer. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| And call no more on Jesus name? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| And call the Lord our own; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| And call the spices forth. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| And called by grace divine, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And called the day of rest. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And called the stars my own, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And called them still his sons. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And calls effectual reach their hearts, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| And calls her trash delicious sweets. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| And calls my sins his own. | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| And calls the place his own; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| And calls them all his own. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| And calls us to a feast divine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And calm the surges of the mind. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| And calmed offended Majesty. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| And calms the troubled breast; | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| And came to earth to bleed and die! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| And can an all-creating arm | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| And can both watch and pray, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| And can he have taught me to trust in his name, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| And can its virtues tell; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| And can my heart aspire so high | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| And can my hope – my comfort die, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| And can my soul from thee depart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| And can no farther go. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| And can no sovereign balm be found? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| And can the Lord pass heedless by, | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| And can the ear of sovereign grace | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| And can those prayers be lost? | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| And can we remain unwounded, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| And cannot be condemned. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| And cannot evil see, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And cannot see the cloud cleared up | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| And canst thou, wilt thou yet forgive, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| And captivate my soul; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| And carelessness succeed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And carnal things discard. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And cast a gracious eye | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| And cast each hated idol down, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| And cast it all around. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| And cast my soul at last away? | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And cast the world and sin behind; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| And cast your gloomy fears away. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| And cause our doubts and fears. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| And cause the dead to hear. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| And causes the deed to be done. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| And celebrate, with one accord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| And centre of my soul. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| And chains them down in iron bands. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| And chainèd down each night in bed? | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And change the leopards skin. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| And chase the darkness of the mind. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| And chase the thieves away; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And chastens whom he loves. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| And cheer a drooping heart; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| And cheer a troubled heart. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And cheer me from the north; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| And cheer my fainting soul! | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| And cheer my heart with sacred wine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| And cheer us ere we go. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And cheereth souls distressed; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And cheerfully bear up the cross, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And cheers him with a heavenly feast. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| And cheers us under every care, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| And chide each vanity away, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| And chose them both to means and end. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| And chosen in the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| And churlish hearts makes harder still; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| And circle it around. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And cleanse my spotted garments too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And cleave to the world and its toys: | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| And clothe with power the preachers tongue. | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| And clouds and darkness thee surround, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| And clouds surround his throne, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| And come according to thy word. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| And come for all I want to thee. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| And comes at evening late; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| And comes to standing corn. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| And comfort of my mind; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| And comfort of my nights. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| And comforts and cheers him, and banishes fear. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| And comforts mingle with my sighs. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And complained their hopes were spilt, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| And completely spoiled their might, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| And condescends to be a worm, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And conflicts hard with doubts and fears, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And conquered him that conquered all. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| And conquers death and hell. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| And conquest sparkles in his eyes. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| And conscience roar within? | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And conscious, fled his Makers face, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| And consolation send; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| And contradict his gracious word. | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| And could a single holy soul | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| And count the fulsome store | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And count them basely born. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| And counteth every sigh; | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And counts our cause his own. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| And covenant of grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| And cries, Im all over as any fiend black. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And cries, with his expiring breath, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And crosses still increase; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| And crowds of unbelieving fears, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And crown him Lord of all. | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| And crown him Lord of all. | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| And crown him Lord of all. | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| And crown him Lord of all. | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| And crown my journeys end. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| And crown that grace with glory too; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| And crown the nuptial ties. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| And crown thee Lord of all for evermore. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| And crown thy gospel with success. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And crown thy gospel with success. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And crown thy gospel with success. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And crown thy gospel with success. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And crowns of joy laid up in heaven. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| And crowns of victory wear. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| And crushed before the moth? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| And cry aloud, and give to God | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| And cry for help to God. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| And cry, Behold, he prays! | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| And cry, with joy unspeakable, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| And daily make them more. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| And daily makes his sovereign goodness known. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| And daily strength renew. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| And dainties not a few. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| And dare so many deaths to brave? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| And darkness veils the skies, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| And dart through all the lofty skies, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And dash our every hope. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| And dash thy ship, it is not lost; | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| And days how swift they are! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| And dearly bought us with his blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| And dearly loves thy children all, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And death is ever nigh; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| And debts, and broken laws. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| And deep repentance melts their souls. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| And deep to deep incessant calls, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| And deeper visions show. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And delights to hear his praise. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| And destined to a throne. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| And destroyed the powers of hell; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| And determined to forgive; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| And devils aim our overthrow; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| And devils at thy presence flee; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| And did my Sovereign die? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| And did resist to blood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| And did the Holy and the Just, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| And did the darling Son of God | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| And die as one thats born of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And died a cursèd death! | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| And dies in peace with God. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And different objects she surveys; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| And different passions shake us; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And disappoints his devilish views; | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| And dissolve your every fear. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| And do as Jesus did. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| And do what good you can. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| And does his sceptre sway; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| And does thy heart for Jesus pine, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And dost thou say, Ask what thou wilt? | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| And dost thou still regard, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| And down we sink as low. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And downcast souls rejoice; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| And drag me down to hell. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And drag the tyrants from my heart, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And draw me by thy special grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| And draw me to thy mercy-seat. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And draw me up to thee; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And draw my soul from all thats good. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| And draw my thoughts to thee; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And draw us after thee. | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| And draw your hearts from him away, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| And draws a bloody sweat. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And draws the soul upwards to God. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And drink abundance of my love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And drink at my spring-head; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| And drink full draughts of heavenly love, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| And drink immortal vigour in, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| And drink immortal wine: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| And drink the blood as shed for me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| And drink with thankful hearts. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| And drink, and wash my sores away; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| And drive away our fear? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And drive him near despair. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| And drive my foes away. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And drive our wants away. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And drive thy guilty fears away. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| And drives away his fear. | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| And drooping spirit cheer. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And drove thee from my breast. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| And drown the sorrows of my breast, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| And drowned destruction in thy blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| And drowned my head in tears, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And drowns my every fear. | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| And dry those falling tears. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| And duty into choice. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| And dwell for ever in his love. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And dwell where Jesus is. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| And dwells in heavenly light. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| And dyed in his own blood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And dying saints can sing, Tis well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| And dying, bowed his head. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| And each for thee would daily pine, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And each in its course is made good; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| And each returning want supplies. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| And each says, I am chief; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| And earth and hell my course withstand, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| And earth converse with heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| And earth grow less in our esteem; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| And ease the sorrows of my breast; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| And eat celestial bread; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| And eat celestial food. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| And echo to thy praise. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| And empty send us not away. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And empty send us not away. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And empty send us not away. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And endure, for Jesus sake, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| And enemies deride; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| And enjoy sweet peace of mind. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| And enter my celestial home, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| And enter to thy rest; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| And enter while theres room; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| And envy base its head will hide, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And envy rage in vain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| And eternal life to win; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| And ever abides to answer our need; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| And ever brings us higher. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| And ever cleave to God. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| And ever dwell in his embrace. | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And ever intercedes. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| And ever is his time. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And ever lives the church to save. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| And ever sing electing love. | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| And ever was the same. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| And ever with him reign. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| And everlasting ages sing | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| And everlasting life impart. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| And everlasting life obtained. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| And everlasting love demands | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| And everlasting love. | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| And everlasting love. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| And everlasting righteousness | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| And everlasting songs. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| And evermore endure; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And every beast devours the vine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| And every bosom swell | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| And every breath we draw is love, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| And every burdened soul redress, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| And every cheering ray depart. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| And every comfort be withdrawn, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| And every conflicts oer; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| And every danger past, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And every danger past, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And every day your songs renew, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And every door is shut but one, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| And every favour claim. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| And every favour, richly given, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| And every fiery dart repel, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And every good obtain. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| And every grace be active here. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And every groan and gaping wound | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And every heart be glad. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| And every hurtful snare. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| And every idle thought remove. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And every labour of his hands, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| And every man a liar. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| And every mercy passed in silence by. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| And every moment live. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And every mouth sing praise. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| And every one thats with it blessed | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| And every place is hallowed ground. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| And every promise mine; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| And every ransacked corner shows | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| And every ransomed soul support; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And every score did quit; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And every sinful thought subdued. | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| And every step we take betrays | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And every step, from first to last, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| And every storm blows oer. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And every sweet a snare. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| And every trial firm endure; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| And every voice be praise. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| And every wish has full supplies. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| And everything thats dear to him, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| And experience the comforts peculiar to thine; | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| And face a frowning world. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| And fain would reach Jehovahs ear, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| And faint beneath the bliss. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| And faint upon the way; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And faint, yet her course shall pursue, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And fainting hope almost expires, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| And faith and hope be fixed on him. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| And faith assures us, though we die, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| And faith be mixed with what we hear; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And faith has all it asks; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| And faith may have enough and more, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| And faith says, All is mine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And faith seems lost in fears. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And faith therein will make the conscience glad. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| And faith, and love, and joy appear, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And faithful is the word, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And faithful pastors cease; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And faiths a full discharge. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| And fall before his feet. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And falsehood whispers out its lies, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And fan the sacred fire. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| And fancys never fixed. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| And fast as sheep to Jesus go, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And fasten in his side. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And favoured with peculiar grace, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| And fear where no fear is; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| And fears distress us sore; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| And feast and sing for evermore. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| And feast on love divine; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And feast on thy ravishing love? | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And feast upon the sacrifice. | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And feast upon thy love. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| And feast us on thy sacrifice, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| And feasts his saints today; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| And feeble flesh assumes. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| And feed my soul with heavenly love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| And feed on bread and wine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| And feed thereon and grow; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| And feeds them, and folds them, and guards them from harms. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| And feel a broken heart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And feel destruction close at hand, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And feel its power within; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And feel my heart to thee ascend; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And feel no change by changing time. | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| And feel no want or woe, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And feel that God is love. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| And feel the Saviour in their hearts. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And feel the Saviour near. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| And feel the balm of Jesus blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| And feel the load of sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And feel the plague of sin? | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And feel the virtue of thy blood, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| And feel them incessantly shine, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And feel, when resigning his breath, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| And feeling thus our ruined state, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And feels a sympathetic smart. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| And feels each tempted members pains; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| And feels the plague of sin? | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And felt a mortal wound. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| And felt no inward dread! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| And felt that God in blessing has us blessed. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| And fenced with power divine; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| And fetches agonising throes, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And fetches out sighs from sin-feeling hearts; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And few lambs in the fold appear. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And fiery cloven tongues appear; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| And fight till the conquest I gain. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And fight with foes so very strong, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| And fight with hell by faith. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And fight, and win the well-fought day, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| And fill each heart with peace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| And fill me with devotions fire; | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| And fill me with thy heavenly peace. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| And fill thee with his praise. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And fill their souls with living bread; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| And fill them with celestial fire; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And fill thy poor with bread. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| And fill us all with love. | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| And fill your fellow-creatures ear | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| And filled me with shame and disgrace. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| And filled with love to God and man; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And fills all heaven with endless praise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| And fills us with fears, we triumph by faith; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| And find an open way to heaven? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| And find eternal rest. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And find his Saviour there. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| And find me food, and bring me joy. | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| And find salvation in the Lord. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| And find that all things work for good, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| And find the rest they sought. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And find these consecrated hours | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| And finding no deliverance near, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| And finds the grand specific there. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| And fired his zeal along the road. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| And firmly to believe. | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| And fit me to approach my God; | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| And fix his childrens hearts above. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| And fix my heart and bind it fast. | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And fix our hearts and hopes above; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And fixed my standing more secure | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And fixes in our hearts, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| And flame melt down the skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And flesh and sin no more control | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| And flowed in those rivers for me, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| And flows from every bleeding wound; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| And fly in the face of my God? | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And fly to God by prayer. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And fly to Jesus breast! | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And foes by their distress made glad, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| And following their incarnate God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| And folly to the Greek. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| And for a stranger Surety stood; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| And for dead sinners died. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| And for ever | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| And for ever | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| And for ever | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| And for ever | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| And for her was surely made sin; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| And for his people cares, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| And for my Saviours blood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| And for my relief will surely appear; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| And for our pardon pleads his blood. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| And for their crimes be sold? | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| And form them fit for heavenly joys? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And form thyself in me. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| And forms a people for his praise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| And fortune I defy; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| And found I had no hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| And fraught with sin and guile, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| And free salvation reign, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| And freed from sin and Satans power. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| And freely bore it all! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And freely he bestows | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And freely in my room endured | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| And freely is bestowed | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| And freely left his native skies, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And freely to them will impart | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| And freely would exchange | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And friends betrayed him to his foes. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| And fright the rescued sheep; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| And frights my soul away. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| And from Jesus send supplies. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| And from Sinai | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| And from bondage set thee free. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| And from bondage sets me free. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| And from his Father ran; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And from his working ceased; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And from it she will pertly start, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| And from me bid evil depart; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And from our old husband freed, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| And from the affliction take the curse. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| And from the curse delivers thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| And from the curse has set me free? | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| And from the mighty take the prey, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| And from the second death be free. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| And from the work it once begins | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| And from their sins be freed. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| And from thy joy to draw my strength; | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| And from within, whats worse to bear, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| And fruits immortal feast the soul. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And full felicity. | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| And full redemption too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| And full salvation too; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| And fully clears from guilt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| And further, I seek the charms of thy mind, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| And gall a tender mind; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| And garments washed in blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| And gather all with thee. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| And gave her to him for a wife; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| And gave himself a sacrifice: | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| And gave them to his Son. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| And gaze and tarry here; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| And gaze upon his tomb; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| And gems divinely bright. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| And gild the smiling vales below; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| And gilded baits of sin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| And gilds the bed of death with light. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| And gird the gospel-armour on; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| And give a cheerful spring, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And give a new, a contrite heart, | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| And give me all this pain? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| And give me daily cause to raise | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| And give me lowliness of heart. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| And give me more enlargèd faith, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| And give my friends a good report | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And give my straitened bosom room | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| And give new strength to fainting souls. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| And give our conscience rest; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| And give the glory all to God. | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And give the glory to the Lord. | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And give the heart of flesh; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And give them liberty. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And give thy word success; | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| And give us faith, and hope, and love, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And gives a secret prop, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And gives him Davids throne. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And gives me glory too. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And gives me to groan at feeling my wants; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| And gives soon as felt infallible cure; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| And gives the Holy Ghost. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| And gives them power in Christ to live. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| And gives true peace and joy, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| And gladly thy commandments do; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| And glittering robes for conquerors wait. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| And glorify God in the flames. | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| And glorify his name; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And glorify the Lamb once slain. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| And glorify the Son; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| And glory glads his eyes. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| And glory immortal with Christ thou shalt share. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| And glory in him whom proud sinners abhorred. | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| And glory in his name; | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| And glory in his name; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| And glory in our Surety, Christ, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And glory in thy name. | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| And glory, like a crown, adorns | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| And go at thy command. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| And going, take thee to their home. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| And gold is sordid dust. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| And good works Ive none to show. | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| And govern all my words and ways; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And govern every motion there. | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| And grace and sin by turns prevail; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| And grace be all our song. | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| And grace command my heart away | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| And grace in return makes me know | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| And grace my fears relieved; | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| And grace my soul sustain, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| And grace on me bestows; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| And grace subdues my lusts within. | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| And grace will help us through the worst, | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| And grace will lead me home. | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| And grant his souls desire. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| And grant me such supplies of grace, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| And grant that I may ever find | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| And grant that we may spend an hour | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| And grant thy Spirits kindly heat, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| And grant thy Spirits power; | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| And grants them all their wants. | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| And grasp an empty shade. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And grasp in all the shore; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And grief indulge no more; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| And grieve for grieving him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| And grieved him day by day. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| And grieves that he can work no more. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| And grieves thy Spirit still. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And grins, but cant devour. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| And griped and grappled hard with love. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| And groanings that cannot be told. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And grovel not on earth. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| And groweth afflicted more than he can tell. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And guard from every snare; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And guard me in this dangerous way. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And guard my very hair, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| And guard the soul from harm; | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And guards me through the war. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| And guide and guard me through the storm; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| And guide it in thy way. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| And guide it right, and hold it fast. | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And guide me right and bring me through. | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| And guide me safe to heaven and thee. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| And guide me safe to heaven. | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| And guide me with his eye; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And guide our roving feet anew. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| And guide us in thy way; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And guide us on the gospel road; | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And guide us to eternal rest. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| And guide us to the realms of day. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And guide you safe from every thrall, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And guided by his power, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And guilty I, though vile as they could be, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| And guilty fears depart. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| And hallelujah sing; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And hang upon thy arm; thy breast | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| And harps of sweeter sound. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And has he not his promise passed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| And has immortal joys to give. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| And has its cursed foundations laid | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| And has my soul at freedom set? | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| And has set my soul at large. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| And hast brought us home to God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| And hast not lost thy power to save. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| And hate the works he hates. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| And hates to put away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| And hateth Satans yoke, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And have my conversation there. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| And have their thousands slain. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| And having tasted gospel-grace, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And he anoints my head, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And he baptizes us with fire. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| And he can well secure | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| And he engaged to bring them through; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And he enjoys the sight no more; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| And he has answered all the laws demand. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| And he has conquered death and hell: | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| And he has gainèd high renown | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| And he has heard my prayers. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| And he is safe, and must succeed, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| And he is with me still. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| And he loved the sacred spot; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| And he my rising sun. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| And he reduced them low. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And he refuse to hear thy call? | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| And he reveals his love to me. | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| And he shall all the glory have. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| And he shall live again. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| And he that first made me still keeps me alive. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| And he that flees, and he that sleeps, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And he that gave his Son to bleed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| And he that hell endured; | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| And he that in my name believes, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| And he the dreadful debt has paid, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| And he the first-born Son. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| And he will bring them home to God. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| And he will give in bail. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| And he will guide your footsteps right. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| And he will make it plain. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| And he will preserve it from hell; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| And he will send supplies. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And he, I trust, has answered prayer; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| And headlong urge the mad career; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| And heal a bleeding breast. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And heal it if it be. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| And heal the plague of sin and death; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And heal, with balm from Jesus wounds, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| And healing up thy guilty smart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And healing virtue stole, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| And heals old wounds and new; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And health, and safe abode; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And hear him say, It was for you! | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| And hear his pardoning voice, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| And hear his secret call, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| And hear the Saviours faithful word; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| And hear the blessed Spirit say, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| And hear thy still small voice. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| And hearest every sigh; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And hears their humble prayer, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| And hearts as hard as stone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And hearts of stone are turned to flesh. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| And heaven afford them sweet repose. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| And heaven begins below. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| And heaven begun below. | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| And heaven below I shall prove; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And heaven is at thy door. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And heaven will not be wanting here | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And heaven with joy resounds. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| And heavenly breathings there inspire; | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| And heavenly dews enrich the ground? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| And heavenly life afford. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| And heavenly peace on earth; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And heavenly peace on earth; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And heavenly truths discern. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| And heaviness may endure for a night, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| And held by Jews in high esteem, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| And hell against heaven prevail – | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| And hell and earth in vain combine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| And hell for ever smile. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| And hell have all the glory too. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| And hell redress my woes. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| And hell them accomplish too; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| And hell, with its legions, come on; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| And hellish darts be hurled, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| And help from him implore; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And help him to obey thy will. | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| And help me in my darkest frame | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And help me to resign | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| And help to sing before the throne, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| And help us more to thee to live, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And helped to nail him there. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| And helps a pulse with grace to beat; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| And her everlasting Head. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| And her from Sinais dreadful yoke | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And her request and her complaint | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| And here I sue, and here I wait | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And here as travellers we meet, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| And here is all my hope; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| And here the Saviours lovely face | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| And here thy choicest blessings bring, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| And here thy praises sing: | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And hes an heir of heaven that finds | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| And hid his head, to shun the sight; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And hide in heaven the hoard. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| And hide it deep within their heart. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| And him that runs too fast. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And himself more deeply know! | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| And his angels have thy part. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| And his availing blood; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| And his best resolutions be crossed; | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| And his blood has washed us clean; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| And his dear name does health afford, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| And his dear truth deny? | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| And his deep mind can trace; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| And his delight is placed in them. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| And his electing love employs, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And his eternal praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| And his forgiving love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| And his garments rolled in blood. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| And his life he receives from the dead. | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| And his likeness fully bear. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| And his mercy knows no end; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| And his obedience mine. | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| And his people cease to mourn. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| And his shall be the praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| And his wonders spread abroad. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| And hold sweet fellowship with God. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| And holds the fear of God. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| And holds the promises | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And holy is his name. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| And holy zeal inspires my heart. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| And honour him in all we do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And honour thee in all we do. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| And hope almost expires in night, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| And hope expects for evermore | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And hope he his help will afford, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| And hope in glory to appear. | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| And hope soon in glory to praise the Three-One. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| And hope that with us thou wilt be. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| And hope the like in heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| And hope to be formed to that likeness anew. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| And hope to follow that. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| And hope, and every grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| And hope, though eer so clear of doubt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| And hoped it some mercy would show; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| And hopeless, yield to fear? | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And hopes her guilt was there. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| And hosannas daily give; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| And hosannas ever cry. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| And hourly watch and pray. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| And how for sin they daily mourn. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And human pride abase. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| And humble souls rejoice with fear. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And humbled in the dust, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And humbly seek thy face; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| And hunt for tinkling sound; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| And hurts beyond them all. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And husks he now must eat, or pine. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And if God the Spirit reveal this to you, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| And if free grace, why not for me? | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And if he wounds, or if he heals, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And if it be not broken, break, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| And if my soul were sent to hell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| And if no grace the Lord will grant, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And if our dearest comforts fall | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| And if sufferings must ensue, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| And if the conflict should be long, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| And if the rod should needful be, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| And if this one be given, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| And if thou count us worthy, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| And if thou make thy temple shine, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| And if thou reject my prayer, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| And if with lively faith we view | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| And if you are minded, you freely may eat. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| And if your souls be sad, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| And ills I cannot flee; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| And implore thy mercy. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| And in Jehovah lives. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| And in bliss immortal sing, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| And in dreadful troops drew near; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| And in every trying case, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| And in glory, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| And in heaven is now set down | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| And in him alone rejoice; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| And in him alone rejoice; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| And in him are all my springs; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| And in him endless life prepared, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| And in him our boast well make; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| And in him they shall boast; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And in him well rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And in his arms shall lose my breath; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| And in his love may we be blest, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| And in his precious name rejoice. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| And in his sweet presence to dwell; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And in his wondrous mercy see, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| And in measure sweetly trace | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| And in my Saviours image rise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| And in one bosom, false as hell, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And in our Priest we will rejoice, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| And in our hearts record, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| And in our troubles flee | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| And in prayer watch every day; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| And in return accepts with smiles, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| And in sweet murmurs by thy side, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| And in that glorious, bright abode, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And in the Lord rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And in the conscience safely seals | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| And in the mount it shall be seen, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| And in the new Jerusalem | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| And in thee it shall appear | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| And in them does rejoice; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| And in these galleries of thy grace, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And in this covenant thou shalt view | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| And in this stormy sea provide | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| And in thy temple let us see | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| And inly sigh for thy repose; | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| And insolvent debtors will fit. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| And interest in his death. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| And interest sways the whole; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| And into boundless glory flow. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| And is by God the Spirit sealed. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| And is freely given; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| And is he not thy friend? | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And is no kind physician nigh, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| And is the beginning of wisdom and grace. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| And is the gift of God. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| And it is his righteous will, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| And it must and shall endure. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| And it suffices still. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| And it will move at thy command. | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| And its waters freely flow. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| And join the anthems in the skies, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| And join the joyful song. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| And join their songs of praise! | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| And join with all the angelic host | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| And join with the armies above, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And joy a constant guest; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| And joy from heart to heart. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| And joy shall rest upon their head. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And joy succeeds to smart. | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| And joy surrounds a dying bed. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| And joy within thee wait, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And joyful spread thy praise abroad, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And joyfully believes. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| And joys that never die. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| And judge by what he feels? | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| And judgment joining in the theme, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| And judgment unto victory send. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| And justice all her rights maintains; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| And justice for the oppressed. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| And justice now is on your side. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| And justice, mercy, truth, and power, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| And justifies the dreadful stroke | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| And keep our comforts back. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And keep the solemn day! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| And keep us safe from every snare, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| And keeps his love from first to last, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And keeps us from the Lord. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And kept our eye on him alone? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| And kill me to Moses, to sin, and the world. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| And kills him with a kiss. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And kindle in our breasts the flames | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| And kindles with a pure desire; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| And kindly call thy foe thy friend; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| And kindly handed down to us. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And kindly knits a broken bone, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| And kiss a weeping child. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And kiss our Saviours feet. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| And kissed him, for his mercys sake. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And knock at Mercys door; | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And knock at mercys door; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| And knock at mercys door; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| And knock at mercys door; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| And knock at mercys door; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And knock at mercys gate; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And know he saved us by his blood? | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And know no will but his. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| And know that hes your conquering Lord. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| And know thou art my Father, God! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| And know what Israel ought to do? | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| And knowest well the Fathers will, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| And knows himself unclean, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| And labour but in vain. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| And labours hard for peace; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| And laid his robes aside, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And laid the Gittite low? | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| And land my soul with God. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| And land you safe above; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And larger make my share; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And lash them well with grief on grief, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And lashed him when his hands were bound; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And lasting as the mind. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| And laud the Lord most high. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| And lay and keep us low. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And lay their highest honours down, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And lay us abhorring ourselves at thy feet. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And lay your load at Jesus feet, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| And lays his thunder by. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And lead me in thy path; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| And lead me to Jesus for peace, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And lead me to the Lamb; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| And lead me to thy blest abode. | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| And lead my thoughts to things above, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| And lead the soul astray? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| And lead the steps astray; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And lead us on with Christ in view. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And lead us safely home. | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| And lead us safely on | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| And leads me safely through; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| And leads me, for his mercys sake, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| And leads us to adore | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And lean on Jesus breast. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| And leaning moves along. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| And leaped to the hills of ethereal day! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| And learn from man, vain man, to cease. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| And learn to feast upon | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And learn to kiss the rod. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| And learn to walk the best. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| And learn your Fathers will; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| And learn, in some degree, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And learned to trust the Saviours name; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| And leave all our cares in his hands. | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| And leave but half for God! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| And leave it to return no more. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| And leave me to my joys; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And leave my native land, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And leave the consecrated door. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| And leave the narrow road; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| And leave the rest among their heirs. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| And leave the world and sin behind. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And leaves my heart in pain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| And led by thy Spirit, we boldly draw near; | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| And led the tribes, thy chosen sheep, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| And left a long perfume. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| And left no more to roam. | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| And left the burden there. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| And legal toil as well, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| And legions of the blackest crimes, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| And lends a gracious ear, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And lepers all unclean. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| And lest I should be neglected, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| And let a precious Jesus be | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And let distinctions fall? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| And let each prefer another, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| And let every ransomed soul | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| And let his precious love | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| And let it there remain. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| And let me cease from sin. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| And let me feel the softening shower; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And let me find my all in thee. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| And let me have true intercourse with thee. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| And let me heal thy smart. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And let me know my Father reigns, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| And let me look, at least, to thee. | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| And let me lose my sins in thee. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| And let me never, never stray, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| And let me rove no more. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And let me rove no more. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And let me rove no more. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And let me rove no more. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| And let me sing thy praises well, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And let me taste thy special grace, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And let me with confidence sing, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And let my feeble cries | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| And let my tongue declare the woes | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| And let our souls go free. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And let repentance go? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| And let the Lord be all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| And let the angry powers of hell | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| And let the marriage be complete. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| And let the mourning sinner live. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| And let the seed thy servant sows | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| And let the year we now begin, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And let their songs record his name, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| And let thy Spirits voice impart | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| And let thy hand in every need | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And let thy loving-kindness still | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And let thy presence fill this place. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| And let thy truth within us live. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| And let thy wrath be turned away. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| And let us all in him rejoice. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And let us drink thy precious blood. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| And let us eat and sing; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And let us feast indeed; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And let us lay claim to thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| And let your conduct shine; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And let your hearts be glad. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| And lets them lifeless lie? | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| And lie submissive at his feet! | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| And life almost depart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| And life deriving from thy blood, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| And life proceeds from grace. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| And life, and joy, and crowns above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And lift their ghastly eyes. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| And lift their hearts above. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| And lift your souls above; | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| And lifts his name on high. | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| And light from darkness springs; | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| And light their steps surround. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| And light, and hope, and joy impart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| And lighter than our guilt. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| And lights our passions to a flame! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| And like the mountains for their size, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| And link me to thy side? | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And link mid-day with night, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And linked in kindly care, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| And lip devotion, barren cheer, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| And lisp thy holy name; | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| And listen to thy call; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| And live and reign with Christ my Lord. | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| And live and reign with him above. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| And live for evermore. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| And live for evermore. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| And live for evermore; | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And live to eternity too, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| And live while they behold thee die. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| And live with God eternally. | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| And lives and reigns for you. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| And lives beneath the throne, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| And lives in Jesus righteousness, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And lives to God above the skies. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| And lives to carry on his love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| And lives to die no more. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| And living joy imparts; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| And living waters gently roll, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| And lo! I plead the atoning blood, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| And loathe my folly too; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| And loathsome is my breath; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| And loathst the mire they bring? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| And long abused his grace. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| And long for a discharge! | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| And long may they remain. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| And long to be dissolved; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| And long to fly away. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| And long to know thy will; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And long to meet my Saviours face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| And long to see his face. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| And long to see it fall; | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| And long to see thy face above. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And long to see thy face? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| And longing to dwell with my God. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And look for certain joy. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| And look for his love to the end. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And look for salvation in me. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| And look within the veil, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| And looks like an angel of light; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| And looks well reconciled; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And looks with everlasting love | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| And looks, and loves, and smiles; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And loose my cable from below; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| And loosed thy native chains; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| And lordly self before it fly. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| And lost in Deity. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| And loud for mercy cries; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And loud repeat their songs: | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And love beyond degree. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| And love command my tongue. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| And love divine he will impart, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| And love eternal, strong as death. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| And love for ever reigns. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And love him in his word. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| And love is waxing cold – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And love maintains it to the end. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| And love me to the end. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| And love shed in the heart abroad, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And love that lasts for evermore. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| And love that seeks no merit. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And love the faithless sinner still. | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| And love thee freely too. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And love thee more than I can tell, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And love thy house of prayer; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| And love thy righteous law. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| And love will bring them safe to God; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| And love will finish all their strife. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| And love wipes her sorrows away; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And love, and concord dwell; | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| And love, and praise, and pray. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| And love, and pray, and praise, and sing, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And love, are all in thee. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| And loves as much as fears. | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| And loves the road to death; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| And lovest to the end. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| And loving to the end. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| And lust, and work, engendering sin? | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| And made alive to God | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| And made an end of sin; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| And made believers clean, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And made een death our gain. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| And made his glories known, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| And made his truth and mercy known; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And made me strong in faith. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| And made salvation mine; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| And made their conscience clean. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| And magnify thy grace divine; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| And magnify thy grace. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| And magnify thy sovereign name; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And make Jehovahs arm their song; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| And make a bankrupt whole; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| And make a joyful noise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And make all heaven to ring with joy? | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| And make an end of sin? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And make each face to shine. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And make her in his name rejoice, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| And make him all thy arm; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| And make him often halt. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And make him to the end endure. | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| And make his counsels shine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And make his goodness known; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| And make his love at times prevail, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And make his mercy known. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| And make his wonders known. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| And make it only know thy call; | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| And make it strong and clear, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| And make it wholly thine. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| And make its secret moan? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And make me gladly all thy will embrace. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| And make me live to thee. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| And make me live wholly to thee. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And make me more than conqueror too. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| And make my broken bones rejoice. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| And make my comforts strong; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| And make my conquest quite complete. | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And make my guilty conscience clean; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| And make my heart a house of prayer. | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| And make my heart alive; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And make my heart sincere; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| And make my refuge, Lord, in thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| And make my spirit thrive. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And make oppressors flee; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And make our happiness complete. | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| And make our outward worship pure | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| And make that Sonship clear. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| And make the careless sinner fear. | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| And make the conscience whole. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| And make the covert of thy wings | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| And make the living Lord, alas! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| And make the promise sweet. | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| And make the rent still worse. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| And make the sinner whole. | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| And make the world obey. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| And make the wounded whole. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| And make thee from the promise start? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| And make thee master of the field. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| And make thee more like him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| And make their faces shine. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| And make them fall! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| And make them know what union is; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| And make them like a drunkard reel. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| And make them when he please, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| And make thy conscience sweet. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| And make thy eyes run oer. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And make thy foes obey. | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| And make thy glory known. | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| And make thy glory known; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And make thy name our choice; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And make thy pleasure mine. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| And make thy praise my song. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| And make thy spirit meek. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| And make thy word my guide to heaven. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| And make us feel it too. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| And make us watch and pray; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And make us watch and pray; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And make your passage clear. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And makes a rueful rout; | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| And makes een grace a snare. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And makes her all-glorious within; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| And makes him choose to die. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| And makes his Fathers counsels known; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| And makes his counsels shine; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| And makes his face to shine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And makes his goodness known; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| And makes me dutiful besides. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| And makes me feel the plague of sin; | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And makes me pant for God; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And makes such a sinner as I | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And makes temptations light! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| And makes the atonement her plea, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And makes the conscience clear. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| And makes the soul rejoice; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| And makes thee young again. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| And makes their faces shine. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| And makes their sore consciences whole; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And makes them white as wool, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| And makes us anticipate heaven. | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| And makes us more than conquerors, too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| And malice brooding ill; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And malice to the deep. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| And man grows up to mourn. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| And man may change, he changes not; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And manages the seas; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| And manifests his power. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| And many are the wonders we have known; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| And many enter in thereat, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And many sighs and many tears, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| And marks a secret groan. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And matchless grace has made that treasure mine. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| And may I for ever recline | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And may draw near to God. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| And may obtain a place, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| And may the gospels joyful sound, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| And may the heavenly Paraclete, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| And may thy blessed family | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| And may thy will be done. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| And may we all pursue | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| And may we feel the blessing come, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And may we thy love inherit, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| And may we to thy glory live, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| And may we, in thy faith and fear, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And meanly value him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| And measures out our pains; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| And measures the earth with a span; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| And meet a scourging God, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| And meet no crowd to check their pace, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And melt in flowing tears! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| And melted is my frame. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And melts a most obdurate heart. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| And melts my soul to love. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| And members sound and whole; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And mercy lifts him to a crown. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| And mercy or wrath is your lot. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| And mercy will bear us away | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| And mercy, like a mighty stream, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| And mercy, like a river, flows | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And merits of the Son. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| And mighty is his name. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| And mix no more with mud. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| And mix with the triumphing crowd. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And mixes all with sin. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And mocks the weak, the slender ties; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| And mongst a thousand tender thoughts, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| And more exalts our joys. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| And more resemble too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| And more than conquerors too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And more will after rise. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And mortal life shall cease, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| And mothers monsters prove, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| And mould it for a nobler end, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And mount and bear us far above | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And mount to meet the Lord. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| And mount with thee to heaven. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| And mountains of almighty wrath, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And mourn an absent God. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And mourn to think that I should be | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| And mourned because I found it not; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| And move and melt this heart of mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| And murmur beneath his kind rod? | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And murmur without end! | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And murmured with their tongue. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And must I ever smart, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And must I, then, indeed, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| And must appear at length; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| And must be righteous still? | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| And must be saved by grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| And must divinely be adored. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| And must have sunk them down, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| And must it, Lord, be so? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| And must thy children bear | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| And my Beloved mine! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And my Elder Brother, who loves to the end? | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| And my best honours to his name! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| And my heart is hard and cold, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| And my own self defend; | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| And my poor heart cries out for God. | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And my sad condition moan; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| And my soul approves it well. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| And my soul will cling to thee, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| And my tongue be rightly skillèd, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| And my unguarded soul surprise; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| And nail my glory to his cross. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| And nailed and pierced thy body there. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| And naked must depart. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| And naked now to Jesus flies. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| And near me seat my favourites, and my sons; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| And nearer to our house above, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| And needs a heart upright. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| And neer can give it up, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| And neer forget thy word, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| And neer from us depart, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| And neither knows measure nor end. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| And neither sun nor stars appear, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| And nerves the feeble arm for fight; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| And never dare to offend thee more. | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| And never from thy sight remove. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| And never hunger more. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| And never part again. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| And never part again? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| And never shall see death. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| And never shall they die again, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| And never was forfeited yet. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| And never with it part. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| And never, never part again. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| And never, never sin; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| And never, never stray again, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| And never-ceasing praise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| And never-withering flowers; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| And new-create the whole. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| And next, to have our coast enlarged | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And nights and days thy power confess: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| And no help from heaven appears. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| And no helper there was found, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| And no man ever will. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| And no payment he demandeth, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| And no relief can find. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| And none can raise to life the dead | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| And not a single mite will bate; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| And not a wave of trouble roll | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| And not by bread alone; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| And not feel tears of sorrow flow, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| And not from Esaus bow. | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| And not like an alien rove; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| And not one jot or tittle fail. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| And not the grace of God abuse, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And not thy liberal hand espy, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| And nothing move this heart of mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| And nought on earth desire to know, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| And nourish your despair? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| And now he fills the mercy-seat. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| And now his God forsakes him too! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| And now his office is to wait | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| And now in stubborn silence sit. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| And now it pleads before the throne. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And now it shall be mine; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| And now made willing to return, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| And now my willing footsteps move | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| And now the Fathers house abounds | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And now the work is done, | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| And now their fervent prayers ascend – | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| And now thou in thy kingdom art, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| And now thou livst for evermore, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| And now we live through thee. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| And now will I set thee at large. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| And now with shame my guilt and folly own; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| And now, O Lord, my wants I see; | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| And now, in his distress, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And now, through grace, I fix on thee, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And nowhere else but there. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| And nursèd by folly, brings all evil forth! | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| And obey thy righteous will. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| And oer the plains of Canaan range; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| And of covenant mercy sing. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| And of him will make my boast. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| And of his conquest boast? | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| And of his mercy boast. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| And of his righteousness partake! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| And of the heavenly Canaan sing, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And of thee we will boast. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| And of their richness boast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| And offer solemn prayer and praise; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| And offers his blood to purge off our stain; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| And oft a Fathers rod | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| And oft an absent God I mourn. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And oft bring mischief on our head, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| And oft he seems to gain the field, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| And oft my comforts kill. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| And oft our enemies have felt | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| And oft stick fast in mire; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And oft, to thy sorrow, his face he shall hide, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| And often said, None are so tried as we; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| And often say theyre neither just nor wise. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| And often see thy face; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And often since our life had failed, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| And often takes me by surprise. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| And often thou shalt hear from me. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| And often wonder where the scene will end; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| And on him can cast all his cares; | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| And on him rest when dangers near. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| And on his bosom leans secure, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| And on his bounty feed, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And on his hand a ring; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And on his heart inscribe the name | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| And on his righteousness rely, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| And on his word can feast; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And on me justly mightst thou pour | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| And on the Rock of Ages set | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And on the kind errand most joyfully comes. | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| And on the water brood; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| And on the wings of every hour, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| And on thee cast our cares. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And on thee to cast their cares. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| And on them puts a crown. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And on thy care depend; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| And on thy faithful word relies; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| And on thy knees for pardon sue, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| And on thy righteousness to live, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| And one pure anthem swell the joys | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| And only be living to publish thy praise. | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| And only pleasure know; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| And only the debt did increase, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| And only thou canst help afford; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| And open adamantine locks; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| And open all his grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| And open all his wounds? | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| And open all our eyes. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| And open every seal? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And open wide the gospel-door. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| And order all his works of grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| And orders all things by his will, | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| And others from without; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And others lull to sleep. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And our debt was paid by thee. | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| And our defence is sure. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| And our devotion dies. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| And our eternal Home. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| And our eternal Home. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| And our justest cause to grieve | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| And our requests renew; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| And our souls at last receive. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| And out he lets his vital flood | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And out his arm reach to help you on too; | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| And overcome the devil. | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And own it a blessing sent down from above. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| And own no other Lord but thee. | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| And own our foul offences here; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| And own our sins the cause; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| And own the virgins Babe our God and King; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| And own thou hast helped me till now. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| And own thy sovereign sway. | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| And own tis free, because bestowed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| And owns Immanuel for his name. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| And owns the vital power he gives – | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And paid for follies not his own. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| And paid our ransom with his blood. | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| And paid the heavy debt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| And pain our hearts, and fill our eyes | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| And pardon every fault. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| And pardon in his hands. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| And pardon them and punish me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| And pardon, full and free; | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| And pardoning blood that swells above | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| And pardoning love to know; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| And pardons in his hands; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And part of heaven possessed. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| And pass in a moment away. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| And pass the river, telling | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| And passing through a thousand woes, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And passing through the fire, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| And past offences pain my eyes. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| And patient wait, for who can tell? | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| And patient wait, till thou shalt see | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| And pay their praise to thee! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| And pay their praise to thee! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| And peace and comfort find: | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And peace and pardon from the skies | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| And peace in my peace-speaking blood. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| And peace, most richly meet | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| And pearly gates behold; | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| And perceived his mountain slip. | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| And perfect love cast out sad fear. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| And perfectly perform, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| And perished in our sin. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| And personates our case; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| And pierce thee through and through, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And pine away and die; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And pities my distress; | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| And planted holy life within; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| And plead that blood by which the church is freed. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| And plead what he has done. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| And plead with thee in vain? | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| And pleading Christ alone. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| And pleasure tunes my tongue. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| And pleasures all serene. | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| And pleasures banish pain. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| And plenteously thy truth declare. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And plenty fills the plain. | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| And pluck new life from heavenly trees; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| And plucked thee burning from the fire. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| And plunge into shame and disgrace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| And plunge me again in the deep. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And plunged in deep distress. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| And plunged me in despair; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| And possess, in sweet communion, | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| And pour contempt on all my pride. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| And pour my woes abroad. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| And pour out floods of tears, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And pour thy blessings from above, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| And power to run the race; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And powerfully bring us forth from all ill; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| And powers of hell unknown, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And practise what you know. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| And praise be to the Spirit given, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| And praise employs our breath. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| And praise redeeming grace. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| And praise thee in our room. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And praise, and bless, and love him too. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| And pray thee, for thy mercys sake, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| And pray to him for more. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| And pray with fervent strife? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And prayer indited by the Lord, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| And preserve us day and night. | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| And preserve your title clear. | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| And prize them more than mines of gold; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| And promised they should walk at large, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And prove his truth divine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| And prove like them at last, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| And proved their sin and shame. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| And proves our cause completely good. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| And proves the Sabbath true. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And pull each fancy idol down. | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And purged the guilt of all our sin; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| And purifies the soul. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| And purifies with blood; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| And put his soul to pain. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| And put our souls in frame. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| And put the hosts of hell to flight. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| And put them all to flight. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| And put thy threatening foes to flight. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| And puts all guilty fears to flight. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| And quenched his Fathers flaming sword | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| And quickens whom he slays, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| And quickly flies to my relief. | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| And quickly sends salvation down. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| And quit yourselves like men. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| And rage without control; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And raise thy drooping head; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| And raise us from the fall. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| And raise your heads, ye saints, for heaven rejoices. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| And raised his head and showed his face, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And raising my soul from the pit of despair; | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| And raptures all divine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| And rates his merits high; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| And rather choose to die. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| And rather starve than come? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| And rather than lose me his own blood he spilt. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| And ravished my soul with his look. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| And readest all my aching heart, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And realms of endless day. | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| And rear again my head. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And rear the fallen race. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And rebels brought to God. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| And rebels that deserve his sword, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| And receives us for his own. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| And reckon trash for treasure? | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And reconciled to God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| And reconciles the soul to God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| And redeemed the church to God. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| And redeemed with blood divine. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| And reign for ever, says the Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| And reign without a rival there. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| And reigns enthroned above the skies; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| And reigns on high, the Saviour, God. | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And reigns supreme alone. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| And rejoice in his dear name. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| And rejoice in his dear name. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| And rejoice in his dear name; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| And rejoice with holy fear. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| And rest alone on sovereign grace. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And resting on his blood alone, | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| And restless sure my heart must be | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And reverential fear. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| And richer blood than they. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| And richly dispenses salvation and health. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| And richly furnished too, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| And richly grasp the whole. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| And richly supplied from its Head, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| And richly will supply | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| And rides upon the storm. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| And righteousness divine brought in. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| And righteousness divine brought in. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| And righteousness divine brought in. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| And righteousness divine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| And righteousness has none; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| And righteousness have none, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| And rightly taught of God. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| And rills of comfort here below. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| And rise to everlasting bliss. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| And roars aloud, Why, O my God, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And rob it of repose. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| And rob my Saviour of his praise. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| And rocks and dangers fill the way. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| And rocky hearts, by Moses struck, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| And rovèd from the gospel track; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And ruined rebels raised to heaven, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And rules and reigns the God of grace. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| And rules as on a throne. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| And run coeval with his love. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| And run to Christ, my Hiding-place. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And runs to this relief; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| And sacred peace made known. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| And safe beneath thy wings to rest. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| And safe in Jesus dwell, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| And safely through each tempest sail; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| And safety is where he is found. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| And sail to heaven with thee and thine. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And saints adore the name; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| And saints and angels join to sing, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| And saints have all need to trust in his name; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| And saints to endless bliss. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| And saints, triumphant sing. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| And sanctified us by his grace; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| And sanctify the will. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| And sanctify to thee thy deepest distress. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| And sang the triumph when he rose. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| And sat on every one; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| And satisfied with living bread. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| And satisfy my heart. | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| And save from sad despair; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| And save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| And save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| And save me from all evil deed, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And save me from my gloomy fear. | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| And save me in thy Son. | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| And save me to the end. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And save them from the power of hell; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| And save them in a trying hour. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| And saved the trembling, dying prey. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| And saved us from the pains of hell! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| And saves him by his death; | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| And saves our souls from death; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| And saves the helpless and the poor. | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| And saves them from their guilt and woes, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| And savèd sinners know, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And saw the horrors of the deep. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| And say hes the Fountain of joys; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| And say, Behold the way to God. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| And say, Christ died for thee. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| And say, Let Death this house destroy, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| And say, my soul, why not for thee? | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And say, our dear Saviour redeemed us from hell. | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| And says it made the payment good. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| And says that I shall shortly be | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| And scan his work in vain; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| And scarce can lift a sigh, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| And scarce know how to pray or speak; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| And scarcely a prayer can repeat, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| And scoffed, and sneered, and cursed, and railed. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And scorners rise up in their room. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And scorns the Saviours blood; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| And seal me ever thine! | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| And seal their own destruction sure? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And seal them heirs of heaven? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| And seal them sons and heirs of grace. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| And sealed an heir of heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| And sealed by blood divine. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| And seals it on his heart. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| And see a mourning sinner die? | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| And see a smiling God. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And see great cause to be abashed. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And see him bleed for me. | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| And see in all his grace; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And see its purple tide; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And see my glorious Hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| And see myself a fool. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| And see such evils there, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| And see the Canaan that we love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| And see the Father smile. | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| And see the Saviour eye to eye. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| And see the sorrows of his soul | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| And see thee face to face. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And see their guilt forgiven; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| And see thy smiling face: | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| And see with joy a godly seed, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| And see, in his dear sacred face, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| And seek more earnestly his face. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| And seek salvation only there? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| And seek the presence of the Lord! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| And seek thy face, and learn thy praise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| And seek thy treasure there. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| And seeking help duly, as sinners must do; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And seeks his treasure there. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| And seeks his will before his own. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| And seem to want no hiding-place. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And seems intent to kill, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And seems to closer cling; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| And seems to quite forsake us; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| And sees our ages waste. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And seldom do we see the snares | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And self, and Satans art, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| And send a labouring groan; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And send the Spirit down, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| And send the cheering blessing down. | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| And send their darts like hail, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| And sends the Spirit from heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And sends the blessed Spirit down | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| And sent him to gather his children in one. | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| And sent his equal Son to show | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| And sent the early rain. | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| And sent the lion down to howl | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| And separate from all beside; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| And serve thee kindly every day, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| And set his soul at large. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| And set his tongue at liberty, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| And set my broken bones; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| And set my servants free. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And set our grovelling minds on things above. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| And set our hearts on things above. | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| And set our souls on fire. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And set the prisoner free. | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| And set the prisoner free. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| And set thy prisoners free. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| And set thy works in view. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| And set your minds above. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| And set your minds above. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| And sets my soul at liberty. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| And sets the heart at rest. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| And setteth captives free; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| And shades of sin obscure thy soul; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| And shake the globe from pole to pole, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| And shall I be ashamed, O Lord, | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| And shall I harbour in my breast | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| And shall I impatiently fret | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And shall I not sing as I go, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And shall I scorn his name to own? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| And shall I seek in vain? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| And shall a pardoned rebel live, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| And shall again behold thy face. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| And shall all her foes confound; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| And shall be for ever the same. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| And shall be till I die. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| And shall for ever be. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| And shall my guilty fears prevail | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| And shall my pride disdain the deed | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| And shall sing, beyond the sky, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| And shall the man be cursed | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| And shall the subject scorn to tread | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| And shall we be found forgetful | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| And shall we come in vain to God? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And shall we for whom he died, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| And shame confound his foes. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| And share in the gladness of all that believe. | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| And share thy flesh and blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| And shares in all their griefs and pains. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| And she became his bride. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| And she must and shall go free. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| And shed abroad Gods love. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| And shed my glories round the place. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| And sheds his love abroad! | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| And sheds sweet glories on them all. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And shelter in his wounded side, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| And shines and reigns the incarnate God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And shines in Jesus face. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| And shook the gates of hell. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| And shortening tribulation days | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| And shout the victories of the Lamb; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And shout, Free grace, free grace alone! | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| And shout, ye saints, he comes for your salvation. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| And shout, ye saints, he comes for your salvation. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| And show a brothers love. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| And show a sin-forgiving God; | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And show his praises forth. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| And show my guilt forgiven; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| And show my sins forgiven? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| And show our names upon thy heart; | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| And show the man of sin; | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And show the sweet smiles of thy face | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And show the world how Christians live. | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| And show them the depth of their sin; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| And show thy smiling face; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| And showed our feet the way; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| And shows a most ill-favoured face; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| And shows a smiling face. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| And shows his glorious scars; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And shows his lovely face; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And shows me where his glories are; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| And shrink at every stroke; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| And shrink, and tremble, and despair. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And shut his glories in, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| And shuts, and no man opes. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| And sick and faint am I. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| And sigh for Canaans shore, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And sigh, and sing, and mourn, and love. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| And sighed, and groaned, and prayed, and feared; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| And sighs of pity rise? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| And sighs to be set free. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| And signed it with his blood. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| And signed with all their names, the Greek, the Jew, | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| And silent abides for merciful ends, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And sin and Satan break my rest, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And sin by Christ was borne! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And sin the sin to death? | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And since his love is to the end, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| And since my glorious God | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And since my soul has known his love, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| And since the Saviour gave me sight, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| And since, kind God, tis only thou | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And sing and triumph in his name. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| And sing at the dear Saviours feet, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| And sing his bleeding love. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| And sing his praise below. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| And sing the Lamb once slain. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| And sing the bounties of our Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| And sing the eternal Fathers praise, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| And sing the eternal Fathers praise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| And sing the everlasting song | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| And sing the joys of heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| And sing the love that took me in, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| And sing the song of Moses. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| And sing the wonders of thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| And sing their cares away, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| And sing their cares away. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| And sing thy bleeding heart. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| And sing thy great Redeemers praise; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| And sing thy love in every breath. | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And sing with rapture and surprise, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| And sing, The Lord is risen. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| And sing, The Lord our righteousness. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| And sing, as we pass through this valley of tears, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| And sink with gay indifference down | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| And sinks our virtues down so far, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| And sinks them if he please. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| And sinners hear his voice; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And sinners highly value him. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| And sinners now may learn to love, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And sinners plunged beneath that flood, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| And sinners, daring God, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And sinners, saved by grace, silent remain? | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| And sins and snares oft make me sigh; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And sins complete remission too. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| And sins like mountains rise, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| And sit and sing herself away | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| And sit on every heavenly hill, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And sit to all eternity, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| And sits in judgment there. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| And skill to aim aright; | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| And sleep on doctrines sound; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| And slight the fear of God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| And slight the tokens of thy grace, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And smarts with hanging all his weight | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And smile on all around. | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| And smiles upon his Son. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And smiling day once more appears, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| And smite the Son of God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| And smite through all inferior things | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| And smite upon my thigh. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| And smooths the rugged way; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And so fulfil his word! | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| And so go safely on. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| And so supply each member well. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| And soar aloft, and reach the sky; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| And soften hearts of stone. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| And softened every bed; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| And softened in his blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| And solemn oaths have bound his love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| And solemnly confess, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| And solemnly confess, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And solemnly rejoice. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| And some five hundred owe. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| And some of wisdom boast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| And some say, Strive to please. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| And sometimes shorts the warning. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And sometimes, lest we might go wrong, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And songs before unknown. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And soon we fall a prey; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| And souls who under grace are found, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| And sound his power abroad; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| And sovereign love alone confessed; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And spare the guilty realm. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| And speak some boundless thing; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| And speak thy endless praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| And spend my hours in fruitless grief, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| And spit in their Creators face! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| And spoil him of his crown. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| And spread his fame abroad, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| And spread our woes at his dear feet; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| And spread the table of thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| And spread the triumphs of their King! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And spreads his wounded hands. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| And spreads its poison to the heart. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| And sprinkled with his blood. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| And sprinkled with thy blood? | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| And squeezed his heart and bruised his breast; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| And stamp thy image on my heart. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| And stand and bow amongst them there | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And stand before the Lord, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| And stand complete in righteousness. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| And stands condemned to die, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| And stay myself on thee alone; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| And steadfast faith on Jesus fixed, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| And stem the tide of sin. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| And still are upwards borne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| And still despair of thy return? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| And still direct our way | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| And still displays his love; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| And still his love shall prize. | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| And still in him let Israel trust. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| And still my soul would cleave to thee, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| And still preserves us here, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And still the Lord is dumb; | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And still they are talking of Jesuss grace. | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| And still to his most holy place, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And still we live to pray. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| And still we meet, at thy command, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| And still, from that auspicious day, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| And still, through the Lamb and his blood | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| And stimulate my powers to sing | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| And stoop to those of low estate. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| And stopped my wild career. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| And storms forbear to toss; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| And storms of sorrow fall; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| And straight a flaming troop was seen; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| And streets of shining gold? | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| And strength to do thy will. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| And strength to run the race. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| And stretch forth my hands unto God. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And strictly obeying our God, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| And strive to force a passage through; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| And strive, with a Do this and live, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| And strong affections fix my sight | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| And strong temptations blow. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And strove hard to make matters straight, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| And struck with terror all my soul, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| And struggle much, and often try | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| And such as there resort; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And such his justice too, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| And such is my Jesus to me, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| And such were some of you! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| And such, O Lord, am I. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| And suffered in his stead; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| And suffered once for me. | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| And suffers in their place. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| And surety would become; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And swear he has no choice, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And sweeps away mountains of guilt. | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| And sweet refreshment find. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And sweeten pain to peace. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| And sweetens every bitter cup. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| And sweetens every painful cross; | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| And sweeter streams above. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| And sweetly discovers his face and his blood. | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And sweetly lean upon him too, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| And sweetly lean upon his breast. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| And sweetly sing the Lamb once slain. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| And sweetly sing thy matchless grace. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And sweetly weep my life away. | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| And sweetly whisper to my heart, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| And sweetly works by love. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| And sweets that never cloy. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| And swell, and reach to heaven, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| And take a servants place? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| And take away all stain. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| And take him for their all. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And take his children home; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| And take his servants up | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| And take its sting away; | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| And take my hearty fill. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| And take the remission God gives in his Son. | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| And take the saints to heaven. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| And take thee captive at their will? | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And take them to his bliss. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| And take thy mourning pilgrims home. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| And tame the beasts within thy breast; | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| And tarry at leisure, and hope still in thee. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| And taste a living spring. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| And taste of the gall of in-dwelling sin; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And taste the promised bliss, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| And taste the riches of his grace. | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| And taste the wine, and bless our God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| And taste thy joys divine. | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| And taught my wretched heart to prove | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| And taught thee how to feel the smart. | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And teach me how to love and praise. | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And teach me how to pray. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And teach me now to sing thy praise, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And teach me on thee to rely; | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| And teach my tongue to sing thy praise. | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And teach our stammering tongues | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| And teach thee to prize his immutable love. | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| And teach them all his ways to prize; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| And teach us lessons how to live, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| And tears of penitential grief | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| And tell him my complaint; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And tell him thou hast died. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| And tell me all thy name. | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| And tell me what it all can mean. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| And tell of thy wonderful love. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| And tell the wonders of his love. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| And tell thee all my grief and pain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| And tell thy love, and tell our shame, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| And tell what I have done; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| And telling the shepherds that Jesus is born. | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| And tells me its wages are hell after death. | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| And tempted all hope to resign, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| And tempts me to despair. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| And terror of the human race; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| And that blood will you deliver, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| And that dear something much I need; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| And that divinely free, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| And that in drinking wine. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| And that is mercys door. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| And that love be much admiring, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| And that my treasure is above. | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And that shall kindle ours. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| And that shall the first notes employ | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| And that strong arm shall guide us home | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| And that sweet land forgot | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And that they may safe abide, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| And that thou wouldst enlarge my bound; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And that we may never part, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| And that will be for good to me. | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And that will make me well. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| And that with smiling face. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And thaw, with beams of love divine, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| And the Fathers boundless love, | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| And the God who answers prayer, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| And the Lord himself shall sing. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| And the Lord will have it so. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| And the Lord will prove at length, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| And the Spirit sends the man. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| And the Word was made flesh. John 1. 14 | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| And the amazing depths of grace, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| And the blest Spirit, Three-in-One, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| And the blest volume thou hast writ | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| And the conscience witness; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| And the covenant love of thy crucified Son; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| And the coward flesh would start, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| And the craft of Satan knows, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| And the flood increases fast; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| And the great Judge of all descend | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| And the keen sword that justice draws, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And the law that I had broke. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| And the loathsome stench of sin | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| And the needy it approve. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| And the old prince of hell | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| And the performing God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| And the rich flood of purple gore | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| And the richest consolation | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| And the storms before him fly. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| And the sweet Spirit sends, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| And the sweet kingdom of thy grace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| And the trifles of a day | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| And the vindictive wrath of God | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| And the weary long for rest. | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| And the whole in Zion dwell? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| And the whole race of Adam stand | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| And the whole world before his throne, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And their God as soon relented; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| And their Lord, with pity pressed, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| And theirs too weak who faint. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| And them to heaven convey. | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| And then O how pleasant the conquerors song! | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| And then a crown of life receive. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| And then again at mine. | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| And then all his sorrows will end. | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| And then bestowst a crown. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And then how proud we grow! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And then proclaim my peace with thee; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| And then the conflicts done. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| And then those very vows repeat. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| And then thy praise they sung; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And then, O then, what wilt thou do? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| And then, Thy will be done. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| And then, compelled to fight, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| And thence his mighty foes | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And thence return again. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| And thence to glory wing my way. | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| And there I fix my trust. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| And there be loved and served alone, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And there confess my sin. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| And there for ever stay. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| And there have I, as vile as he, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| And there is all my trust. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And there is none beside him, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And there it dwells for me; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| And there my guilt would hide. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And there our hope to stay, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| And there our vows and honours pay. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And there should I have gone, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| And there sing for ever, Tis all for the best. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| And there the dying Lord behold, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| And there the following page he turns, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| And there would look, and look again. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| And there, to make his wonders known, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| And there, when all my fears are past, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| And therefore cannot fail. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| And therefore gives his own. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| And therefore his love Ill repeat. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| And therefore none his boast; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| And these are they who soon shall rise | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| And these rejoicing eyes. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| And these shall all be freed | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| And these shall now ascend with me | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| And these the hymns they raise – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And they a sweet victory sing. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| And they be filled with joy and peace; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And they from his fulness are fed. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| And they from sin are freed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| And they his faithfulness record. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| And they must in glory shine. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| And they shall with him reign. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| And they that in this Jesus trust, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| And they who scarce can speak. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| And they who seek my face shall find. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| And thine to us so great? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| And think him nothing worth. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| And think their state so blest? | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And thinks his toils will soon be oer; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| And thirst for fresh supplies of grace. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| And this be my subject, Tis all for the best. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| And this blest covenant ever sing; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| And this good prayer by God was heard, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And this inferior clod! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And this produces doubt. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And this, O Christian, is thy lot, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| And this, when brought through grace to know, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| And thorns begird it round. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And those emphatic lines denote | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| And those he kills he makes alive; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| And those views relieve me; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| And those who in his name believe, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| And thou a faithful God? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| And thou alone shalt have the praise. | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| And thou art loved alone. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| And thou canst bear me where thou fliest, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| And thou canst give no more. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| And thou hast this to give; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| And thou my joyful portion be! | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| And thou refuse that mourners plea? | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| And thou return to God. | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| And thou shalt all our needs supply, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And thou shalt for ever go free. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| And thou shalt praise him still. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And thou shalt see his face. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| And thou shalt witness what we say, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And thou the kindred own. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| And thou their songs approve! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| And thou treadst the thorny road, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| And thou wilt safely lead us home, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And though exceeding faint, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And though he reproved us, and still may reprove, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| And though his outside be kept clean, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| And though his pale and ghastly face | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| And though his ransomed race elect | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| And though it be costly, yet is the robe free, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| And though not like a mighty wind, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| And though sin and Satan, and their hellish guest, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| And though the Lord awhile forbear, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| And though they may trembling stand, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| And though thus in pain for an evidence clear, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| And though unskilful, weak, and blind, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| And though we neither feel nor see, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And thought his base, adulterate coin, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| And thought my sins were dead. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| And thousands its virtues have proved; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| And thousands pursued him his life to bereave. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| And thousands sink to hell, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| And threat with final fall | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And threaten to devour, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| And threaten with disgrace; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| And thrive in number too, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And thrones and powers before him fall; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And through all time it will remain, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And through this desert land, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And thrust out preachers more, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And thunders when he please; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| And thus approve thy chastening rod, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| And thus became their Hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| And thus begin the year. | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| And thus far have brought me to put me to shame? | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| And thus he is furnished with men, to be sure, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| And thus he pours abundant shame | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| And thus his grief relate: | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And thus is kept alive | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And thus it seems to say: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| And thus obtains his ends. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| And thus redeem the slave. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| And thus supported, who shall faint? | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| And thus we all are even. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| And thus with many foretastes blest | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| And thus with zeal pursue; | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| And thy good Spirit on the heart | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| And thy heart was filled with pain; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| And thy love in him reveal. | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| And thy mighty grace abounding, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| And thy own gospel bless; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And thy rebellious worm is still. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| And thy revenging justice shows | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| And thy rich glories from afar | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| And thy salvation see. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And thy sinful inclinations | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| And thy soft wings, celestial Dove, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| And thy soul draws near to death; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| And thy sweet grace have felt, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And thy victory oer the grave, | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| And thy weak stomach choke, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And tides of pleasure oer me roll; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| And till he is ready to show his good-will, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| And till we reach those seats of bliss, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| And tis a pleasing sight; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| And tis as well, in Gods account, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And tis by his favour we are what we are. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| And tis his hand that hides my sun, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| And to God the glory give. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| And to adore the Lamb. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| And to comfort in distress; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| And to enter into rest; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| And to eternity | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| And to every evil prone; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| And to glory in thy cross; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| And to her his glory unfold. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| And to him it most surely leads. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| And to him the weakest is dear as the strong. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| And to his much-loved friends, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| And to me, for ever, The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| And to our wondering view reveal | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| And to receive we now agree, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| And to relieve us ran; | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| And to remember thee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| And to save the lost he came. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| And to show thy great salvation, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| And to that Dove who seals for heaven | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| And to the Holy Ghost: | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| And to the Lamb your way pursue. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| And to the fount of Jesus blood | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| And to the herd he goes; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And to the utmost farthing paid | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| And to the vilest yields the most. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| And to the weary rest. | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| And to the weary rest; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| And to this my woeful plea, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| And to thy footstool let me come, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| And to thy glory take me in, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| And to thyself the conquest get. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| And to tremble in that hour. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| And toil and seek salvation there, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| And too often proudly say, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| And took his throne in glory too. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| And took my heart in hand, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| And took possession of the joy. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| And took up a life to be able to die! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| And touch with compunction, and sprinkle with blood. | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| And trace the footsteps of my God, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| And trace the pure footsteps of Jesus, my Lord, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| And trap the travellers feet. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And travel much by night. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| And treacheries abound. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And tread the heavenly road. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| And tread the path he trod before. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| And tread the refuse with his feet. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| And tread the tempter down! | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| And treads the monarch down. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| And treads their foes to hell. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| And tremble, and asunder part; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| And tries them by his law; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| And triumph ever more. | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| And triumph in my God, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| And triumph in my Saviours cross. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| And triumph in the power of God. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And triumph in thy God; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And triumph oer the fall; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| And triumph over sin and death. | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And troubles rush in as a flood, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| And true disciples safely may, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| And true faith works by love. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| And trust a surer seal; | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| And trust him for all thats to come. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| And trust him for the rest. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| And trust him till my troubles end. | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And trust his promised grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| And trust his tender care. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| And trust in him alone; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| And trust in none beside. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And trust the gracious God. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| And trust upon the Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| And trusts a faith thats dead. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| And trusts his righteousness. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| And trusts in his crucified God, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And truth informs us how. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| And truth is his delight; | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| And truth upon his tongue. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| And try if we can pray so too. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And try its real state to find, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| And try their choicest strains. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| And tunes of pleasure sing; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| And turn his very grace to sin. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And turn my sorrows into joy. | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| And turn the feet to Zions hill. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| And turn the shade to day. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| And turn this night to day! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| And turn to earth again. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| And turn to see thy woe, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| And turned his joy to praise: | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| And turned the house into a den, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| And turns my grief to joy. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| And turns the gloomy shade to day. | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| And turns the night to day. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And turns with double love. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| And twas named Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| And unbelief within; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| And unceasing sing his love! | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| And unconcerned can look upon | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And unctuously displays | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| And underneath the heaviest load, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| And undertake the Saviours part; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And unto Jesus lifts his hands. | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| And upon thee cast our care. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| And upon thy grace depend. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| And upright in his way; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| And use the freedom Christ has brought. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| And vain the rage of hell. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| And vainly strive with earthly toys | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| And vanity confess. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| And vanquish all the force of hell. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| And vanquish every foe; | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| And vast destruction come! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And veil thy glory from my eyes, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| And vengeful mountains on him roll. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| And venture near the throne. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And venture, O Lord, for salvation on thee! | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| And very, very poor, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| And vex my sickly soul! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| And vex your heart with pain; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| And vexed with trifling cares, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| And victory hangs in doubtful scale; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| And view his lovely face; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| And view his wounded side. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And view the glory given; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| And view the landscape oer, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| And view thy face, and sing thy love? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| And view your Saviour dear. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And view, with sharp remorse and shame, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| And views them righteous in his Son. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| And vigour every day, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And wage the war within; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| And wait and look, and look again. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| And wait beneath thy feet. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| And wait for mercy at thy door; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| And wait the great decisive day. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And wait the time when Christ shall speak, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And wait the welcome hour. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| And wait their fiery doom. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| And wait till thy salvation come. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| And wait to hear his great command, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| And wait your Makers nod; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| And wait, and pray, and groan, and sigh, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| And waits around the tomb to see | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| And waits to answer prayer. | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| And waits upon the Lord, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| And wakes the general doom. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| And walk in Jesus path; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| And walk that beaten road. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| And walk the gloomy vale of death, | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| And walk the heavenly way. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| And walk the ways of God, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| And walk with joy to heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| And walls of salvation surround | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| And walls of strength embrace thee round; | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And wandered from the gospel way; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| And wantoned with the wounds of God. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And wantoned with thy woe! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| And wantons with his wounds and pains. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| And warmest zeal their souls inflame | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| And warns us of such to beware. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| And wars with the Most High; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| And was himself made man, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| And was in battle slain? | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| And wash me in his blood; | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| And wash our guilt away; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| And wash the leper clean. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| And wash thee from filth in his blood. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| And wash your garments in my blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| And wash, and drink, and there abide; | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| And washed me in a Saviours blood | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And washed me in his blood; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| And watch at wisdoms gate, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| And water is the sign. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| And watering our divine abode. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| And waves of fierce temptation roll, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| And we all live in peace. | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| And we are clothed with love; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| And we attempt the work alone, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| And we do bless thee, Lord, because | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| And we drink his blood in wine. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| And we have nought to give. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| And we hope, through thy good pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| And we loved his service well. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| And we must feel thy rod, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| And we on the way are no farther yet, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| And we reflect his brightest praise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| And we rise his praise to sing. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| And we shall bid adieu to pain. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| And we shall do all things in love. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| And we shall never, never mourn. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| And we shall not delay. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And we shall pray indeed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| And we shall reign with thee. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| And we shall share the prize. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| And we shall stand through him. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| And we shall weep no more. | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| And we still will follow thee. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| And we were justified. | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| And we will follow thee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And we will likewise laud the Lamb, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| And we with pleasure realise | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| And wear an everlasting crown, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| And wearied oft, yet give not out; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| And weariness our steps attends. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| And wears his priesthood still. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| And weep to the praise of the mercy I found. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| And welcome wanderers home. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| And well adore his name. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| And well deserves the praise. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| And well engrave thy law | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And well he knows weve none to give. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| And well in him rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And well in him rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And well in thee rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And well secures his sheep. | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| And well thou knowest all my state; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| And well when called to die. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And went from hence, though sorely maimed, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| And wept, and bled, and died; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| And were these first disciples blessed | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| And wet their couch with tears; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| And wet thy feet with tears, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| And what can tame the lusts but grace? | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| And what can wash me clean | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| And what canst thou view more suited to thee | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| And what distress I feel. | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| And what from Jesus shall divide? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| And what he commands inspires. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| And what he wills is best. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| And what is all our pain? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| And what makes this gospel most precious to me, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| And what she has she misapplies, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| And what should fill us with surprise | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| And what their secret sighs declare; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And what works have I to plead, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| And when I once begin to save, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| And when I safely reach my home, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| And when I shall resign my breath, | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| And when I wake he shall me keep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| And when at my footstool at last, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| And when before thee we appear, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| And when by faith we trace | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| And when every dangers past, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| And when from him I start, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And when he resigns his breath, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| And when he withdraws them, tis all for the best. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| And when hoary hairs shall their temples adorn, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| And when in death they bow their head, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| And when in glory I appear, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| And when in glory I appear, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| And when insulting Ishmaels mock | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| And when my guilt was to him charged, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| And when my heart I feel so foul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| And when my mourning days are oer, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And when the appointed hour shall come, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| And when the fights ended, the crown thou shalt wear, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| And when the hour is near | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And when the icy hand of death | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| And when the soul to march prepares, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| And when they leave this world of woe, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| And when they touch the mournful string, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| And when thou hidst thy lovely face | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| And when thou veilst thy lovely face, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| And when through Jordans flood | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| And when thy victories are complete, | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| And when to that bright world I rise, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| And when united trials meet, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| And when we are fainting and ready to die, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| And when we are wounded by sin, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| And when we faint and cannot walk, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And when we have immortal tongues, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And when we his unction feel, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| And when we meet our Lord, | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| And when we taste thy love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| And when were frightened, bid us stand | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| And when with her pardon shes blessed, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And when within his house they meet, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| And when wounded healed thy wound; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| And when, at the archangels blast | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| And when, through fear, I only creep, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| And where I rove, or where I restt, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| And where the Son is honoured well, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And wheres our courage fled? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| And wheres the man, in thought or deed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| And wheres the monsters sting? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| And which to leave for viler use? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And while I feel afflictions rod, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| And while I tread the thorny road, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| And while by faith they see his face, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| And while he in Jesus their souls shall approve, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| And while my throne unshaken stands, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| And while our faith enjoys this sight, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And while our lips their tribute bring, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| And while the Spirit seals my heart, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| And while the legal nights abide, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| And while they feast upon his grace, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| And while they strike the golden lyres, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| And while they walk the thorny way, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| And while thou shalt smile upon us, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| And while thy salute him, betray; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| And while we mourn, and sing, and pray, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| And while with sin and hell I fight, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| And whilst he remains on his throne, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| And whilst upon my restless bed, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| And whisper in each humble ear, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| And whisper in his ear, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| And whispers I am his. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| And whither can we go? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| And who can say how nigh? | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| And who can tell but God may bless, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| And who in Jesus only trust! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| And who more poor than we? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| And who shall be our Lord? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And who shall set them free? | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| And wholly in his name confide; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| And wholly live to thee; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| And why not so? for who can tell? | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| And why so called, let Christians guess; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| And why, dear Saviour, tell me why, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| And why, my soul, why not for thee? | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And why, my soul, why not for thee? | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And why, my soul, why not for thee? | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| And will all needful blessings grant. | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| And will bring me safely through. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| And will bring you home to God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| And will ever hold us fast. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| And will for ever love; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| And will his people keep; | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| And will my soul defend. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| And will not Jesus show his face, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| And will not feed on trash. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| And will not let me go. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| And will not let me miss my way. | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| And will not let us fall; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| And will present them all to God. | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| And will take us safe to heaven. | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| And will the righteous Judge of men | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| And will their strength renew. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| And will while Jesus lives. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| And will you to his glory bring. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| And wilt be King alone! | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And wilt thou give thyself to me? | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| And wilt thou not subdue | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| And wipe my weeping eyes. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| And wipe our tears away. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| And wisdom, grace, and glory meet; | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| And wish and long to be released. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| And wish our sufferings less. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| And wish the world to know; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| And wish thy fiery chariots, Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| And wishes thy increase, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| And with Christ exalted reign. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| And with Jesus | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| And with Jesus | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| And with Zion on his breast, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| And with a double heart. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| And with a holy, reverend awe, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| And with a humble hope | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| And with a humble, fervent prayer, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| And with a smiling face; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And with a solemn pleasure prove, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| And with a solemn pleasure tell, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| And with a solemn, heavenly voice | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| And with a song filleth the mouth of the saint. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| And with a whispering word, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And with an immortal song, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| And with angels loud proclaim, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| And with boldness, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| And with conviction preach | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| And with delightful joy record | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| And with flaming heart adore. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| And with him bear a part; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| And with him for ever rest, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| And with him in glory shall reign, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| And with him must ever reign. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| And with him she shall live and reign. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| And with him to be baptized? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| And with his love be blessed. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| And with holy wonder tell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| And with love our bosoms cheer; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| And with love our souls inspire; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| And with me all the heavenly throng | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| And with me fast abide; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And with me sup and stay; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And with mighty care and pain, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| And with obedience mixed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| And with our thankful tongues proclaim, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| And with patience may I wait, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| And with pleasure ever prove | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| And with pleasure keep in view, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| And with pleasure keep in view, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| And with pleasure say, My God! | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| And with pleasure, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| And with pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| And with pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And with pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| And with pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| And with such a scene in view, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| And with sweet comfort cheers. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| And with the will afford me strength | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| And with their Saviour rest. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| And with thy Father plead my cause; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| And with thy gracious presence blest, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| And with thy quickening power apply | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| And with us there abide; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| And with wonder | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| And with zeal our hearts inflame. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| And without a rival reign. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| And without praises die. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| And witness thou art mine. | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| And witness with the blood. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| And wonder at his grace. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| And wonder yet what all could mean. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| And wonders where the scene will end. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| And wondrous in our eyes. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| And works by fraud or force. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| And works his sovereign will. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| And works obedience too. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| And works of righteousness, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| And works of slavish kind; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| And worldly wisdom mock; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| And worship at his Fathers throne. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| And worship at his feet. | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| And worship love divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| And worship only thee. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| And would be always only thine. | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| And would but cannot pray, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| And would gladly do his word. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| And would gladly him obey, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| And would repose his trust in thee, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| And would to prison hale; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| And wound my soul, and make me halt. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| And wound us with distress; | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| And wrapped him in our clay; | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| And wrath and darkness chained them down; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| And wrestle for thy Spirits power; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| And writ the blessings in thy word. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| And ye shall glean ere long. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| And ye that sincerely confide in the Lamb, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| And yet I am not whole? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| And yet O how faithfuls my Friend! | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| And yet are always poor; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| And yet be just and gracious still? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| And yet from thee will start; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| And yet have sought it well; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| And yet how far from thee I lie; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| And yet how oft did Israel prove | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| And yet how slow my spirits move | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| And yet is just and holy still. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| And yet my God was good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| And yet my heart unmoved remain, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| And yet no answers come; | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| And yet reject my soul at last? | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| And yet what land so vile! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| And yet while below we cannot but sing; | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| And yield obedience to his laws. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| And yield some patient gain. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| And yield the fruits of righteousness – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| And yields no more to sad complaints. | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| And yields obedience true; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| And you and me the worst. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| And you must be content. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| And you shall of your pain be eased, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| And you to him belong. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| And young ones catch no fire, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| And your souls shall bless the Lord. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| And your wounds you cant endure? | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| And youthful vigour cease; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| And, Jonah like, has fled from thee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| And, Likewise ye shall perish all, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| And, Lord, do thou the prayers fulfil | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| And, Lord, we ask thy presence here | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| And, O victorious King! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| And, Saviour, we are such. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| And, aiming at the eternal throne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| And, as the jewels of his crown, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| And, believing, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And, bless his precious name, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| And, blessed be his name, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| And, brooding in each secret cell, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| And, by his loves constraining power, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| And, by savage beasts of prey, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| And, by sweet experience taught, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| And, by the most endearing names, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| And, conscious of his mighty woe, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| And, determined us to save, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| And, dying, clasp thee in my arms, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| And, for their comfort, has expressed | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| And, grasping hard, embraces all, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| And, having paid the utmost cost, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| And, if thou dost my health restore, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| And, if tis done by faith, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| And, in every deep distress, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| And, in her foulest way, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| And, in his measure, feels afresh | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| And, in his set time and way, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| And, in living, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And, in the presence of our God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| And, in the presence of our Lord, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| And, in the sweet promise, shall find | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| And, lest the priest the place defile, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| And, lest the shadow of a spot | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| And, lest we should mistake the way, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And, lo! he bowed his head. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| And, lo! this charge I give to you. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| And, midst the terrors of his rod, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| And, nurtured by celestial power, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| And, pressed with sorrows and with sins, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| And, seated on his Fathers throne, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| And, taught by him, I find | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| And, that they might be justified, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| And, though I cannot always feel | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| And, though he reigns enthroned on high, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| And, though theyre long delayed, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| And, through his atoning blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| And, to make his wonders known, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| And, to redeem us from the dead, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| And, venturing hard, behold I come; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| And, what is still stranger to tell, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| And, when Jesus bids me fly, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| And, when dying, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And, when his strokes are felt, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| And, when the souls oppressed | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| And, when their languid life is spent, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| And, when they stumble, makes them fly | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| And, when time is no more, we still shall adore | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| And, when we close our eyes, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| And, when youve ended, find at last | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| And, while I pour my soul to thee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| And, while he shows our heavenly crown, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| And, while his awful voice | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| And, while that marks in view, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| And, while through many a painful path | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| And, with a cheerful voice, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| And, with a smiling face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| And, with a smiling face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| And, with a strong, immortal voice, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| And, with a touch divine, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| And, with a transporting wonder, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| And, with all the saints above, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| And, with thy precious mercy crowned, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| And, without a jarring voice, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| And, without a veil between, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| And, yielding to the tempters power, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Angelic minds cannot explore | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Angels and men agree, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Angels and men shall join to sing | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Angels have no perfect sense. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Angels have not skill to mention | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Angels here may gaze and wonder, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Angels joyed, and devils trembled, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Angels made the heavens ring, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Angels songs of victory sing; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Angels, astonished, viewed the scene; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Angels, that hymn the great I AM, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Angels, with saints above, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Annoys my better joys! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Anon the Fathers set time came, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Another year of our short life is gone, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Answers the beholders face, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Anxious to know thy sins forgiven, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Apace the solemn hour draws nigh, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Appear to mingle earth and sky. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Appear, O gracious Lord, appear, | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Appear, and thy own flock protect, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Appears in my Redeemers face! | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| Appears the God of hope. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Appears to call the saint away, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Appears to set his people free | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| Appeased stern Justice with his blood, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Applies peace and pardon, with power from above, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Apply the balm, thy love reveal. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Apply the reconciling blood, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Apply thy word that rules must give, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Appoint my soul a place. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Appointed for the poor, | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Appointed, by Gods firm decree, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Approach his royal board, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Approach the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Approach thy awful throne; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Approach with humble faith; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Approach, my soul, the mercy-seat, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Approach, ye poor, nor dare refuse | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Are all at thy control; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Are all the afflictions I see, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Are all thy ways to me, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Are all without money and price; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Are as yet so little known, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Are at once made whole again. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Are baptized beneath the wave. | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Are big with mercy, and shall break | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Are broken, not divided, hearts. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Are brought to know themselves and God, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Are everlasting mines; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Are found, and there alone. | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Are gathering goodness for the wind | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Are growing lank and few; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Are heartily welcome to knock at his door; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Are hidden from the wise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| Are hot, are cold; now freeze, now burn; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Are in the gospel found! | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Are justified freely by grace; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Are like an evening gone; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Are little works compared with one. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Are lost to my astonished sight. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Are much more warm, more safe, more fine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Are my portion here below; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Are not our lips our own? they cry; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Are not thy mercies large and free? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Are not thy mercies sovereign still, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Are not thy righteous dear to thee | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Are once to be compared to this, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Are one eternal NOW. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Are one in Jesus now. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Are only rambling still; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Are opened to our sight; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Are others utmost views. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Are pleased with her deceptive ore; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Are put beneath thy power; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Are saved, I know full well; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Are scandal in the Jews esteem, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Are signs that mark the present times. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Are some to speak or hear? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Are springs of joy that never fail, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Are swallowed up, O love, in thee! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Are taught by the Spirit to Jesus to fly. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Are taught this lesson well; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Are terrors to my mind. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Are the shipwrecked saved by sinking? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Are the welcome guests of God. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Are these the blessings we expect? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Are these the toils thy people know, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Are these unstable hearts, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Are those that hold thee fast! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Are thy bounteous gifts t bestow; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Are thy gifts, thou God of grace. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Are thy sins beyond recounting, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Are to our Jesus given; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Are too vast to be conceived. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Are very, very great; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Are washed from sin by Jesus blood; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Are we not tending upward too, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Are welcome to the feast of grace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Are you tempted? So was he. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Are, like myself, with fetters bound, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| Aright his dangerous course to steer. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Arise, O God, thy cause defend; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Arise, O King of grace, arise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Arise, arise, O God of might, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Arise, my love, and come away, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| Arise, my soul! awake my voice, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Arise, my soul, my joyful powers, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Armed with vengeance, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Armed with wrath and righteous vengeance, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Around fair Zions hill, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Around the throne of majesty; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Around their wandering camp, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Around thy all-supporting stem, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Arrayed in hallowed vests he stood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Arrayed in mortal flesh, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Arrayed in obedience, all wrought by the Lamb, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| Art that mysterious Three-in-One, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Art thou a stranger still | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Art thou afflicted, sore distressed, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Art thou by sin a captive led? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Art thou not mine, my living Lord? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Art thou ready to meet God? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| As Christ reveals himself to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| As God with us hes present now. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| As I am ready to repine; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| As I can be destroyed. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| As I live, ye shall live too; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| As I, and lower too; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| As Isaac and Rebecca give | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| As Jesus appears in your view, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| As Jesus died to save the lost, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| As Jesus, in covenant love, did engage | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| As Prophet, Priest, and King, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| As Shepherd, Priest, and King, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| As a dim candle dies at noon. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| As a fair signet, on my breast. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| As a gift divinely free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| As a helmet, guard thy head. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| As a rock, he guards them well | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| As absolute as free; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| As all I need, as all I have, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| As almost drove me to despair. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| As an emblem of thy passion, | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| As an emblem of thy passion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| As black as the confines of endless despair; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| As body differs from a shade, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| As by the light of opening day | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| As children loved and taught of God, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| As dangerous as the fire. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| As dangerous foes as they. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| As divine historians say, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| As emblems of thy death, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| As far from God as sheep can run. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| As fast as time can move? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| As favoured objects of his choice; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| As finished by the Son of God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| As free as the sun runs its race. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| As from a serpent, fly; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| As full of guilt, and fear, and pain, | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| As full of truth and full of grace; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| As gold from the flame, hell bring thee at last, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| As he is belovèd or not; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| As he sustained their weight; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| As he the grace imparts. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| As her Surety, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| As holy believers, rely on your Priest; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| As if he sought some help from man; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| As in the days of flesh he grew | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| As kind as when he died; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| As kindest fathers will not spare | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| As knowledge, arts, or learning, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| As long as life and speech endure, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| As loud as others I could sing; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| As made with Christ our Head, | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| As members of his mystic frame, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| As much when in the manger laid | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| As my Guide, my Guard, my Friend, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| As my atoning Priest, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| As near his cross I stood. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| As new-born babes desire the breast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| As now I am of power. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| As oft as sin defiles. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| As one Elijah dies, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| As one Jehovah, in one mind. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| As one in the Lord, hes a true son of peace; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| As one new-born or nourished there. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| As one whom thou regardest not? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| As one with those who worship thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| As one, through grace, thats born of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| As our Prophet, King, and Priest. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| As prompted from within. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| As pure as an angel of light. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| As pure as he is pure. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| As round the pool, Bethesda named, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| As school-boys learn their task; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| As servants of the Lord most high, | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| As settled by decree, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| As shall please my heavenly Friend. | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| As sheep are gathered to the fold, | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| As shuts all doubtings out; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| As sinners bought with blood; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| As sinners saved by grace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| As sons from bondage freed. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| As soon as we have nought to pay, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| As sparks break out from burning coals, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| As spears in thy side or thorns in thy eyes; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| As still shall support us and silence our fear, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| As sure as God is God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| As sure as the earnest is given; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| As tender mothers grieve to hear | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| As that which built the skies; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| As the Lord his Righteousness. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| As the Lord our Righteousness; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| As the effect of sin; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| As the image in the glass | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| As the purchase of thy blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| As the way, indeed, is hard, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| As they draw near their journeys end, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| As those whove felt the legal lash, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| As thou hast given a place for prayer, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| As though on eagles wings. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| As three in one God, and no more, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| As through the wilderness I roam, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| As thy Saviour will be known, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| As thy days may demand, shall thy strength ever be. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| As thy days, thy strength shall be! | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| As thy foes and fears increase. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| As tis by some men named; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| As to Canaan on you move, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| As to lay down his life to redeem us from hell. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| As trophies of his grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| As up the shining path I soar, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| As vast as the burden of guilt which he bore. | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| As we have had before. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| As we lay exposed and friendless, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| As we the light can bear | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| As well as their danger to see, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| As what my Shepherd speaks. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| As when a child, secure of harms, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| As when at first I came. | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| As when the six days work he made | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| As wonder to create? | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| As ye are chosen from the rest, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| As ye journey, sweetly sing; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| As zealous for his glorious name, | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| Ascend to the Most High; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| Ascended Saviour, fix our eyes, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Ascends above the skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Ascribe their conquest to the Lamb, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Ascribing the glory to God and the Lamb. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Ashamed of Jesus! just as soon | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Ashamed of Jesus! sooner far | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Ashamed of Jesus! that dear Friend, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Ashamed of Jesus! yes, I may, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Ashamed of self, we prostrate at thy door, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Ashamed of thee, whom angels praise; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Ashamed to show his shameful face, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Ask thy God, for hell provide. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Ask thy Saviour for this token; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Ask what thou wilt, it shall be done. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Ask, O why such love to me? | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Assault my soul in every part. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Assist my soul, my heavenly King, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Assist us now thy grace to sing, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Assure me of thy love; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Assure my conscience of her part | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Assure my soul that thou art mine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Assured that he will not refuse. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Assures us sin no more shall reign. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Astonished and distressed, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Astonished angels stand amazed, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Astonished angels stoop to gaze, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| Astonished at the amazing view, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| At God incarnate threw, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| At Jehovahs searching word; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| At Jesus cross we find. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| At Jesus feet to lay it down, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| At Jesus right hand, in glory to reign, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| At Mercy on her knees? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| At a distance, unconcerned; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| At a trifling distance stand. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| At all times he loves them; twas for them he died; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| At all times on the Lord; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| At all times, in every case, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| At anchor laid, remote from home, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| At death, beyond the grave, hell love; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| At first did freely move; | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| At hells dark door we lay; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| At his call the dead awaken, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| At his throne their sins confessing, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| At home, or abroad, on the land, on the sea, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| At humble distance bow. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| At last be where my Jesus is, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| At least I to depend desire; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| At least Im sure with me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| At length he uncovers himself from his cloud, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| At length my Lord, with sweet surprise, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| At length my Suns refulgent beam | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| At length shall walk at large. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| At mercys footstool would remain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| At most we do but taste the cup, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| At once hed answer my request; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| At once my soul revives and sings, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| At once to cleanse and pardon too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| At once unite to make thee yield, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| At once would make me clean. | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| At our Redeemers feet. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| At peace with hell, with God at war, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| At sin they grieve and groan. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| At that transporting word, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| At the Redeemers birth! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| At the Redeemers birth! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| At the birth of Christ our King, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| At the dear Saviours feet. | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| At the foot of Olivet, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| At the great rising day. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| At this poor dying rate? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| At thy commanding word. | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| At thy dear feet repentant mourn; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| At thy feet, O God, Id groan, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| At thy perfections awed, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| At war with heaven, in league with hell, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Atoned for sins which we had done. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Atonement made for Israels race, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Atonement to the heart; | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Attack the child of God; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Attacked in vain by all its foes, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Attend me all my days. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Attend the followers of the Lamb, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Attend to every case; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Attend us all the desert through. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Attending day and night; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Attends the mourners prayer; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Attends their wanderings here and there; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Attends when you speak, nor lets a word fall; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| Attentive to the state and wants | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Attract us with the cords of men, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Aught that more of God displays; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Author of the new creation, | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Avail in his terrible day? | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Availèd nothing here; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Avenge thy own despised elect, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Averse to all thats good. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Await their several crowns; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Awake my heart, arise, my tongue; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Awake our love, our fear, our hope; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Awake the sacred song; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Awake! the powers of hell are near! | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Awake, O heavenly wind, and come, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Awake, my soul, in joyful lays, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Awake, my soul; awake, my tongue! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Awake, my voice, and loud proclaim | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Awake, nay, while we sleep, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Awake, our hearts, adore the grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Awake, sweet gratitude, and sing | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Awake, the Father cries, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Awake, ye nations under ground; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Awaken many sinners round, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Awakened by the Archangels sound. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Awakened to see the depth of my fall, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Away, sad doubt and anxious fear; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Awful is thy threatening, Lord; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Awhile endure, for tis your due; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Awhile in that dark cell to rest, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Awhile we will endure, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Backsliding souls, return to God; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Backwards and forwards thrice he ran, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Bad shepherds will flee, yet whats that to us? | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Banish all our guilt and fear. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Banish all your guilty fears; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Baptized into his death, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Baptized into his death, and then | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Baptized with fire, and bathed in blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Baptizèd Christian, bear the cross. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Barren, wandering from the fold. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Barrenness is not all I bear; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Bars the sinners peace no more; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Base and vile, from head to feet; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Base as I am, yet, blessed Lord, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Base ingratitude indeed! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Base it is, and full of guile, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Bastards may escape the rod, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Bathe here and be whole, wash here and be white; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Bathed in agonies and blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Bathed in blood was Christ for me; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Be all the glory thine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Be all things else accounted dross, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Be ascribed for evermore. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Be banished from our mind; | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Be baptizèd in my name. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Be deaf when I complain? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Be doomed to Tophets endless flame, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Be endless blessings paid; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Be everlasting honour given; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Be everlasting peace. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Be every anxious thought suppressed, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Be exercised again; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Be felt by all assembled here! | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Be found at thy right hand? | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Be glory, praise, and honour given | J. Hart (L.M.) | 868 |
| Be her attendants blest. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| Be his mercy, therefore, sought | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Be in rags, exposed to shame, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Be interred at his commanding; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Be it but his pleasure. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Be it ours his word to keep; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Be it that from thee were freed; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Be love your aim, for I am love. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Be mine this better part. | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| Be mine to recommend thy grace, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Be my Pilot in each storm; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Be my everlasting all! | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Be my guide in every peril, | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Be my portion, Lord, alone. | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Be neither weak nor small, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Be not as they could wish, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Be of sin the double cure, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Be our Guardian, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Be passed unheeded by? | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Be patient and steady, and wait on him still. | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| Be patient under every cross; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Be precious to us; all beside is as dross, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Be saved, to sin no more. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Be shame and self-abhorrence mine. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Be silent, each unhallowed tongue, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Be silent, still tis there. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Be simple, meek, and kind; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| Be something, and yet nothing, there. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Be sovereign love for ever blest, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Be spotless as snow, and as white; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Be sprinkled on each guilty heart, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| Be sprinkled with thy blood! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Be still and know that thou art God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Be still and know that thou art God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Be still and know that thou art God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Be still, my heart! these anxious cares | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Be strict obedience paid; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Be sullen, or repine? | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Be sweetly felt within; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Be sweetly graven on my heart, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Be thankful for present, and then ask for more. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Be that far from thee, Lord. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Be that forgotten never; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Be the Lords adopted child? | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Be the breastplate of thy heart. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Be the language of our souls, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Be this my great, my only care, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Be this one God adored, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Be this our constant care: | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Be this religion mine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Be this the cry of every heart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Be thou both life and light to me. | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Be thou my Counsellor, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Be thou my Shield and constant Sun! | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Be thou my all-sufficient Friend, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Be thou my portion, Lord, alone! | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Be thou my shield and hiding-place, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Be thou my strength and righteousness, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Be thou our Guard while life shall last, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Be thou our guardian, thou our guide, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Be thou still my strength and shield. | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Be thou, dear Jesus, ever near, | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Be thou, dear Lord, my hiding-place, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Be thou, dear Lord, still nigh, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Be thou, in every time of need, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| Be thus abused? Forbid it, Heaven! | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Be thy groans and cries rehearsèd | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Be to disappointment brought, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Be to our incarnate God. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Be to their own will left, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Be to this world as dead, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Be too proud to be despised, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Be tormented night and day? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Be with me in temptations fire; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Be with me soon on this my throne. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Be with me where I am. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Be with thee delighted, and clasp thee and twine, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Be with these anxious thoughts oppressed? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Be with you to unfold his grace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| Be, Lord, for ever thine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Beam forth with mildest majesty, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Beam from the glorious Lord. | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Beaming in the Saviours face, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Beams of glory decked his mission, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Bear me, in thy bosom bear. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Bear one tremendous name; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Bear the joyful truth on high : | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Bearing all our misbehaviour, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Bearing all the wrathful anger | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Bears all its sons away; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Bears my name upon his breast; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Bears tokens of a ransomed soul. | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Beasts of prey, nor roaring lion, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Because I could not cease from sin. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Because freed from the law? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Because he died for me, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Because he hopes a port to find, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Because he sent his Son to die; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Because hes determined his grace shall be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Because his sin has been forgiven? | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Because men think they all possess | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Because my foes were then concealed. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Because that nothing could control | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Because the Lord has promised me | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Because the gate of life | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Because the land affrights him more | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Because they are so rich. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Because they think themselves so wise | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Because those golden hours are gone. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Because thy grace abounds? | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Because tis a gospel as full as tis free! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| Because we yet are sick. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Because you thirst for God. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Because young Davids God is yours. | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Because, as masters over sloth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Because, of all opposers worst, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Become the favourites of the Lord. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Becomes a true believer; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Becomes his meetness now for heaven. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Before Gods burning throne, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Before Jehovah built the skies, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Before Jehovah stood, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Before all worlds, the glorious plan, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Before creation-work began. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Before for sin we rightly grieve. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Before he finds a Saviour? | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Before he gave the mountains birth, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Before he made the worlds above, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Before he spread the starry sky. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Before he vanquished hell? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Before him thy protection send; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Before his Fathers face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Before his Fathers face. | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Before his Fathers face; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Before his Fathers throne; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Before his feet they prostrate fall – | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| Before his sovereign will, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Before men or angels, sing, Worthys the Lamb | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Before my Redeemer Ill spread my complaint; | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Before my roving eyes, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Before my troubles rose; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Before the Lord like incense rise. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| Before the Saviours blood | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Before the dying hour. | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Before the earth or seas were made, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Before the eternal All. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Before the glory of his face, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Before the golden throne. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Before the gospel day, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Before the hills in order stood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Before the mournful scene began, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Before the rising sun. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Before the scoffers of the age | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Before the sinner fell; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Before the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Before the willing spirit takes | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Before the world began | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Before the world began; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Before the worlds foundation slain; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Before the worlds were made; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Before thee now may be; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Before thee on their bended knees, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Before them in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before they were possessed by me, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| Before thy face Ive told my case; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Before thy gracious feet to bow, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Before thy pure discerning eye, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Before tomorrow fall from grace; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Before us in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before us in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before us in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before us in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before us in the way. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Before we feel the smart. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Before we reach the fields above, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Before weve journeyed far, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Beggars, approach my royal board, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Begging mercy every hour. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Begging, trusting, cleaving; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Begin and end with thee. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Begin, my tongue, some heavenly theme, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Begins to discover his colour and make, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Begone, unbelief, my Saviour is near, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Begotten, not of blood, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Behind a frowning providence | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Behind this Shield did stand. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Behold Peter boasting, but oercome at length; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Behold a never-failing store | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Behold a scene of matchless grace, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Behold and love him too. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Behold him as your All in All. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Behold him as your Head; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Behold him as your King, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Behold him as your Shepherd dear, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Behold him as your great High Priest, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Behold him now, the Father cries; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Behold him present with his aid. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Behold him rising from the dead! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Behold his patience lengthened out, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Behold his suffering Lord. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Behold in sorrow and disgrace, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Behold me prostrate at thy gate; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Behold my heart and see; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Behold my soul at freedom set; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Behold that pale, that languid face, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Behold the Lamb, the incarnate Word; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| Behold the Saviours righteousness, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Behold the awful Judge is come, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Behold the darling Son of God | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Behold the glories of the Lamb, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Behold the gospel plan: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Behold the pastures large and green; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Behold the potter and the clay; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Behold the rising billows roll, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Behold the sure foundation stone | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Behold the throne of grace! | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Behold what wondrous grace | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Behold your Saviours face: | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Behold! my covenant stands for ever good, | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Behold! the grace appears, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Behold! with awful pomp | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Behold, I fall before thy face; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Behold, I make thy cause my own; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Behold, a dying Saviours veins | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Behold, again we turn to thee; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| Behold, dear Lord, we come again, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Behold, from the desert of sin, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Behold, from what beginnings small | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Behold, he lays his vengeance by; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Behold, the Judge descends; his guards are nigh; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Behold, these walls we raise; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Behold, with wondering eyes, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Beholds her Lord leave all below, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Beholds their grief, and feels their smart. | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Being of the favoured number, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Believe and enter in! | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Believe and plead his holy word; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Believe on me, and banish fear; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| Believe the gospel, and rejoice; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Believe, but not alone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Believe; receive the full release; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Believer, here thy comfort stands – | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Believer, lift thy drooping head; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Believer, thou shalt see | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Believers are not called, we see, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Believers in their darksome graves | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Believers know its taste, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Believers own they are but blind; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Believers then grow strong in faith, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Believers, hail your rising Head, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Believers, rejoice, for all things are yours; | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| Believing, Christ will send them down. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| Believing, they rejoice in him, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Believing, true, and clean, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Believing, we rejoice | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| Beloved Saviour, ever be | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Beloved of the Lord most high, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Beloved, we are come | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| Belovèd Saviour, faithful Friend, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Bend their bright sceptres down; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Beneath his sheltering blood! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Beneath his smiles my heart has lived, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Beneath my Fathers eye? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| Beneath my Lord the Lamb. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Beneath my soul he placed, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Beneath the droppings of thy blood, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Beneath the heaviest load; | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Beneath the sacred throne of God | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Beneath the shadow of thy cross | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Beneath thy fainting head | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Bequeathed in everlasting love; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Bereave thee of thy guilty fear, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| Beset and plunge the soul in shame. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Beset by sore evils without and within, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Beset the soul by night and day. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Beset with snares on every hand, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Beside the gospel-pool | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Beside the living stream. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Besmear the frighted ground! | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Bestow this rich blessing on me, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Bestows his alms on Christ. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Bethesdas pool is not like this, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Betrays, with blind and feeble rage, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Better than himself to be; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Better, wisdom cant devise; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Between my soul and sin. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Between the folded leaves. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Between the goats and chosen sheep; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Between the powers of grace and sin, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| Between the saints and sin; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Betwixt a head diffusing blood | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Betwixt a heart like melting wax | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Betwixt an agonising God | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Bewail thy want of sight; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Bewildered on a legal coast, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| Beyond all brightness bright, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Beyond the limits of his love; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Beyond the reach of human thought. | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Beyond the reach of sin and gloom, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Beyond thy utmost wants | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Beyond what angels know, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Beyond what his wisdom ordains, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Beyond whateer they knew. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Beyond, beyond the grave, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Beyond, beyond this lower sky, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Bid all jars for ever cease. | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Bid all my vile affections die, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Bid corruptions, Lord, be still; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Bid every furnace purge my dross | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Bid every string awake. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Bid heart and flesh cry out for thee, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Bid me disbelieve no more. | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Bid me embrace my dying Lord, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Bid me seek thy smiling face; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Bid my anxious fears subside; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Bid my corruptions end. | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Bid my doubts and fears depart; | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Bid my will to thine submit; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Bid rocks and mountains on them fall, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Bid stormy trouble cease, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Bid the bitten look up to it; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Bid the guilty him embrace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Bid the refreshing north wind wake; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Bid the tempestuous rage of sin, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Bid the unruly throng depart, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Bid thy restless fears be gone; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Bid us call to mind thy cross, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Bid us in thy care confide; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Bid us now thy influence prove; | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Bid us praise thee, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Bid, Lord, thy banished ones rejoice; | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Bids Mercy bring the news to me. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Bids his children watch and call; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Bids his mourners weep no more. | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Bids our souls his glories taste, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Bids saints remember all his pains, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Bids sins of a crimson-like dye | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Bids us now to Jesus flee; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Bids you undismayed go on. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Billows of temptation roll; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Bind my wandering heart to thee. | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Bind thy golden girdle round thee, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Binding his slaves in heavy chains; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Black with white, dark with light, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Blameless in love, a holy seed. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Blasphemies and murders; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Blasphemously obscene; | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Blasted my gourds, and laid me low. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Blasted with cold, and black with gloom. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Blazing in the incarnate Word. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Blazing with majestic light, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Bleed through his wounded side. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| Bleeding on the cross for me, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Bleeding, grieving, crying, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Blending their beauties, both proclaim | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Bless Him, my soul, from day to day, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Bless our hearts with gospel peace, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Bless the Lord, my soul, and raise | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Bless the dark world with heavenly light; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Bless the provisions of thy house, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Bless the work they undertake; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Bless thee for Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Bless them, for thy churchs sake. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Bless thy church, and guard the throne. | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Bless us with a solemn frame, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Bless us with a solemn frame; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Bless us with a solemn frame; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Bless with true fellowship with thee, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Bless, O bless us, ere we go; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Bless, dear Lord, each labouring servant; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Blessed Comforter, appear | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Blessed Jesus! fill each heart | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Blessed Jesus! thee we sing; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Blessed Jesus, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Blessed Jesus, Lord of all, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Blessed Spirit from above, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Blessed be the wisdom and the grace, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Blessed with a surer prophecy. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Blessed with the pardon of her sin, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| Blessings more numerous than the stars, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| Blessings, my friends, like these, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Blessèd are the eyes that see him; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Blessèd are the poor in spirit, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Blessèd are the sons of God, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Blessèd are the souls that trust him, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Blessèd are the souls who tremble | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Blessèd are they whose guilt is gone, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Blessèd is the upper saint, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Blest God! that once in fiery tongues | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Blest Jesus! what delicious fare! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Blest Source of life divine! | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Blest Spirit of Christ, descend on us thus; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| Blest Spirit of truth, eternal God, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Blest angels leave their high abode, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Blest angels sound his lofty praise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Blest are the humble souls that see | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Blest are the men of broken heart, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Blest are the men whose hearts are set | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Blest are the saints who sit on high, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Blest are the souls that find a place | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Blest are the souls that hear and know | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Blest are the souls that thirst for grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Blest assurance! | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Blest be the Father and his love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Blest be the Lamb, my dearest Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Blest inhabitants of Zion, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Blest is the man who trusts in thee. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| Blest is the man, O God, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Blest mourners! they shall shortly rise | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Blest river! great its virtues are; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Blest soul that can say, Christ only I seek. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Blest the ears that hear his voice; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Blest to everlasting. Amen, and amen. | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| Blest with this faith, then let us raise | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Blind guides cry, Lo, here! and, Lo, there! | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Blind unbelief is sure to err, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Blind zeal, or false devotion; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Blind, perverse, and filthy; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Blissful sound to rebel man. | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Blood and righteousness divine | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Blood has a voice to pierce the skies: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Blood, that answers every claim, | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Blood-bought pardon, dying love. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Blow on the treasures of thy word, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Blow on this garden of perfume; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Blow ye the trumpet, blow | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Blush, Christian, blush; let shame abound; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Blushes of blood the moon deface; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Boast not, but meek and lowly be; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Boast not, ye sons of earth, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Bold shall I stand in that great day, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Bold shall they appear in the presence of God. | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Boldly before him stand; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Bondage and labour quite forgets, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Borders on the shades of death, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Bore all incarnate God could bear, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Bore sins tremendous load! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Born a Saviour, Christ the King. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Born a babe, by birth mysterious, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Born by degrees, but chose at once; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Born in the image of his Son, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Born of God, they hate all sin; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Born that we no more may die! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Born thy children to deliver, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Born to reign in us for ever, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Born to set thy people free; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Borne aloft, to heaven be brought, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Borne on angels wings to heaven, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Both heaven and earth shall pass away; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| Both now and evermore. | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Both on thy heart and on thy hand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Both represent the unstable mind; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Both to watch and seek his face. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Bought us with his own hearts blood; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Bought with the blood of Christ, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Bought with the treasures of his blood; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Bound by everlasting bands? | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Bound by his word, he will display | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| Bound down with twice ten thousand ties, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Bound hand and foot by sin. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Boundless depths of love divine! | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Bow down, sense and reason, faith only reign here. | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Bow their bashful heads, and own | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Bowed down beneath a load of sin; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Bowed down with guilt, I cant look up; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Bowed down with horror to the ground, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Bowed down with weighty woe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Bowed with fruitless sorrow down; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Bread and wine to feed our bodies; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Bread of heaven, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Bread, thus broken, aptly shows | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Break down this separating wall, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Break off our legal chains, O God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Break our chains, and set us free; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Break the tempters fatal power, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Break through these tottering walls of clay. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Break, O break these hearts of stone, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Breaks forth in boundless grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Breaks through the clouds of flesh and sense, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Breathe comfort where distress abounds, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Breathe from the gentle south, O Lord, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Breathe on these bones, so dry and dead; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Breathe thy life, and spread thy light. | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Breathe thyself into my breast, | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Breathe upon us from above, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Breathe, O breathe thy blessed Spirit | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Breathe, O breathe, celestial Dove, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Brethren should from conflict cease? | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Brethren, be not too secure, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Brethren, by this, your claim, abide – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Brethren, in a state so sad, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Brethren, let us think of this: | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Brethren, let us walk together | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Brethren, this had never been | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Brethren, those who come to bliss | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Brethren, though we cannot see, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Brethren, we should learn the rather | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Brethren, why toil ye thus for toys, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Brethren, would you know your stay, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Bright Morning Star, arise, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Bright Morning Star, bids darkness flee. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Bright examples to our youth! | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Bright world of bliss, O could I see | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Bright, everlasting mansions stand, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Brighter than the blaze of day, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Bring down a taste of truth divine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Bring forth the fatted calf, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Bring forth the royal diadem, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Bring hither the best robe; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Bring it with thy burial-seal. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Bring me back, and lead, and keep; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Bring me where I my heaven may find, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Bring near, bring near, the joyful hour, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Bring no money, price, or aught, | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Bring our inconstancy to view. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Bring pardon, peace, and healing too. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Bring relief in deepest straits! | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Bring the blessed gospel-rest. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Bring their sweetest, noblest lays; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Bring them back into thy fold; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Bring them, ye angels, from their distant lands. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Bring thy salvation near; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Bring wandering sinners home; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Brings all the will and power forth. | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Brings distant prospects home, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Brings every blessing from above. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Brings kind compassion in his eyes, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Brings no great glory to its root; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| Bringst forth thy bread and wine; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Brisk and dull in half an hour, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Britain, all guilty as she is, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Britons, then, shall still before thee | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Broken by the laws loud thunder, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Broken hearts in him are blessed; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Broken hearts, and humble walkers, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Broken hearts, or wounded spirits, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Broken hearts, repeat the same; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Broken words, not half his worth. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Brooding mischief in a smile. | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Brother to your souls becomes. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Brought Israel of old at a stand, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Brought down to that sad state for me | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Brought his own covenant to his thoughts, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Brought near the doctrine of the cross, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Brought rebel sinners near to God; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Brought safely by his hand thus far, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Brought the Saviour from the sky; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Brought the Shepherd of the sheep, | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Brought us to abhor the crime; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Bruised the harmless Lamb of God; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Bruisèd Bridegroom, take us wholly, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Buckle on thy heavenly armour; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Buds and blossoms as the rose; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Build on no mans parts or merit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Build up and bolster sandy hopes! | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Built by the eternal hands; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Built on his truth and armed with power. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Burdened and groaning then no more, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Burdened with a load of sin; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Burdened with sin, and fears oppressed, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Burdened, dejected, and oppressed, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Buried in baptism with our Lord, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Buried in shadows of the night, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Buried in sorrow and in sin, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| Buried with our Lord, and rising | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Burning seraphs round thy throne, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Burning with vindictive fire. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Burst through the clouds, O Source of Light! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Bursting through the veil of night; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| But Abrams lawful family. | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| But Christ a faithful Son. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| But Christ has blessed the poor. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| But Christ has cleared my misty sight, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| But Christ has holiness enough | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| But Christ in every age has proved | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| But Christ well knows, and Christ alone, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| But Christ who saves from hell. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| But Christ will bring thee safe on shore. | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| But Christ will do for me; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| But Christ will not allow | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| But Christ withdrawn, what watch we keep! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| But Christ, by his own powerful blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| But Christ, my ransom, died. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| But Christ, the heavenly Lamb, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| But God himself declares | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| But God must work the will, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| But God, who called me here below, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| But I am jealous of my heart, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| But I can only spread my sail; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| But I can read each moving line, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| But I feel myself so hard. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| But I from month to month complain; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| But I have trusted in thy grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| But I lisp and falter forth | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| But I now with wonder tell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| But I would be holy. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| But Ill retire beneath the cross; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| But Im cold, Im dark, Im dead. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| But Im in prison yet. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| But Jesus answered, Set them free, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| But Jesus blood has full atonement made, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| But Jesus blood its rage can quell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| But Jesus cries, Return, return, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| But Jesus crucified! | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| But Jesus guides us through the vale; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| But Jesus has his promise passed | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| But Jesus is the Head. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| But Jesus is the same. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| But Jesus love they highly prize; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| But Jesus makes us then his care; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| But Jesus precious blood? | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| But Jesus seems to mind thee not! | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| But Jesus spent his life to work | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| But Jesus the blessed can yield them good cheer. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| But Jesus will relieve the poor. | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| But Jesus, stronger far than he, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| But Jesus, thy dear gasping breath | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| But Justice cried, with frowning face, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| But O for this no power have I! | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| But O good news of grace! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| But O his love what tongue can tell? | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| But O remember Me! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| But O remember him; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| But O what backwardness to pray! | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| But O what gentle terms | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| But O what joy this witness gives, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| But O! he gives to every child | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| But O! when gloomy clouds arise, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| But O! when gloomy doubts prevail, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| But O, amazed, I see the hand | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| But O, if Christ and heaven be mine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| But O, indulge this only wish, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| But O, my soul trembled, and felt | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| But O, my soul, if truths so bright | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| But O, the blest day, and soon twill arise, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| But Zion cries to God on high, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| But Zion feels it so. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| But a bleeding Jesus. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| But a drought has since succeeded, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| But a prayer-hearing, answering God | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| But a sense of blood-bought pardon | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| But a shadow or a worm. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| But after all thats said or done, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| But ah! I feel no love at all, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| But ah! both heaven and earth have heard | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| But ah! how barren still! | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| But ah! my hearts a barren heath, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| But ah! my inmost spirit cries, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| But ah! my soul laboured in vain, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| But ah! what is the house to me, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| But ah! when these short visits end, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| But all be life and peace; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| But all be love and blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| But all gave a smile when he spoke; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| But all in Jesus name; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| But all my prayer he shutteth out. | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| But all my treasures with me bear. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| But all such claims I now renounce; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| But all the time the Lord they seek, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| But all the wine leaks out. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| But all their joys are one. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| But all this will not do; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| But all true Christians this may boast, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| But answers of peace to thee shall send none; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| But are married to the Lord, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| But as they his beauty see. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| But as to mans merit, tis hateful to me! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| But as we from Jesus receive | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| But ask the Lord for his receipt, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| But at Gods footstool humbly fall, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| But at thy own sad folly blush, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| But banished thence we fly to thee, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| But be our conflicts short or long, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| But behold the gospel plan; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| But believe your dying Lord, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| But better bread by far | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| But boast of a heart that from sickness is free. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| But by faith in Jesus blood. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| But by faith, and not by sight, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| But can I bear the piercing thought: | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| But can there, tell me, can there be | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| But cannot afford nor comfort nor food, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| But cannot enter in; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| But cannot long refrain. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| But cannot turn them out; | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| But cheerly work, and sing of grace. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| But chose a pebble from the brook. | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| But cloud, and wind, and dew, and star, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| But dearest Lord, lest these should faint, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| But deaths cold hand must close my eyes, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| But defend, defend us, Jesus, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| But did the blind receive their sight | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| But dies when dreadful storms appear. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| But dwell, dear Jesus, where thou art; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| But each shall say, For me. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| But ever with him reign, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| But everlasting is thy love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| But faith approves it well; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| But faith can answer thy demands, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| But faithful thou art, O Fountain of Love. | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| But fall on their faces, and worship the Lamb. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| But far more welcome to the soul | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| But fear, alas! tis not for me. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| But feels the plague of sin; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| But feels within foul envy lurk, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| But fellowship with him; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| But few among the carnal wise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| But few of noble race, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| But filthier still I grew; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| But find no comfort there. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| But find, alas! when night comes on, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| But firm and steadfast stands his word; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| But firm as his decree | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| But firmly eye the Saviour; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| But first instructs them how to choose, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| But fix on thee my choice. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| But fly to what the Lord has done, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| But for a living soul to stand, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| But for free and sovereign grace, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| But for the soul himself prepares | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| But for this truth O sound it wide!, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| But found a smarting debt. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| But found no refuge in that name | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| But freely will heal them by night or by day. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| But fresh folds build up everywhere, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| But from Gileads sovereign balm. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| But from bondage set us free; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| But from his dear covenant love. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| But gather first my saints, the Judge commands; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| But godliness, in all its life, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| But gospel acts a kinder part, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| But gospel sings of Jesus blood, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| But grace a spring of hope supplies; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| But grace and truth by Christ are given; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| But grace has set me free. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| But grace sweetly speaks unto me, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| But grace, though the smallest, shall surely be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| But greater is thy mercys store! | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| But greater the pangs of his mind. | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| But greater, Lord, thou art, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| But greatest gratitude should flow | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| But hates the God of truth and grace. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| But have full salvation found. | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| But he chose our hopeless case, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| But he conquered when he fell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| But he conquered, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| But he descends and shows his face | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| But he knows nothing of it yet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| But he that feels pollution most, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| But he that feels the heaviest load | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| But he that into Christ believes, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| But he upholds us with his arm, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| But he vouchsafes to be my guide, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| But he who raised himself indeed, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| But he who saved them by his blood, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| But he whose sins are washed away, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| But he will never take away | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| But hear it still in vain; | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| But heavy bars confine their power | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| But hell and sin are vanquished foes; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| But here, my friends, the danger lies; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| But heres our point of rest: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| But hes pure and holy too; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| But his beloved bride; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| But his sin-atoning blood | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| But his whose name is Truth and Grace. | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| But how little understood! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But how littles understood! | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| But humbly own the cost | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| But if I lisp a song of praise, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| But if Immanuels face appear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| But if guilt removèd return and remain, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| But if he deign to whisper peace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| But if he has taught us, our ends should be these: | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| But if the Lord be once withdrawn, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| But if they only make you stray, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| But if we food and raiment have, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| But importune thee so | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| But in Jesus balmy blood; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| But in dear Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But in his heart no faith is found. | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| But in his looks a glory stands, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| But in his pleasure rest; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| But in strains of much compassion, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| But in the Lamb, for sinners slain, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| But in the Lord alone. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| But in the Lord alone. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| But in the gospel Christ appears | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| But in the grace that rescued man, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| But in thee a solid peace. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| But in this great Sacrifice; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| But into bondage fall, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| But is by faith put on. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| But is by sin undone, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| But it has been in such a way | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| But it overwhelms them all. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| But keep me, Lord, from party zeal, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| But keep my conscience clear. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| But know not which way to move: | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| But lambs are preserved, though helpless in kind; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| But leaves him in distress; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| But lest I faint, or turn away, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| But let not all this terrify; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| But let our debts be what they may, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| But let righteousness imputed | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| But let the stoutest sinner feel | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| But let the thought our spirits cheer, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| But let us haste from all below. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| But life attends each deathful sound, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| But like a child at home. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| But lo! he leaves those heavenly forms; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| But lo! the Second Adam came, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| But looks for all in Christ. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| But loud hosannas round the throne, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| But love shall still remain, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| But love thee, and bless thee, and rest in his love. | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| But love to sinners fills his heart, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| But loves him to the end. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| But lower now than angels made. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| But lumpish is and dry. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| But makes a more delightful stay | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| But makes it not secure. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| But man, vile man, forsook his bliss, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| But many a lion is in the way found. | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| But mark, the way is holy ground, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| But may I hope that thou wilt own | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| But may be found in thee; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| But may its powers be felt and seen; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| But me he found, and always held, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| But meet reproach and bear the shame. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| But mercy is thy choice; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| But mercy much entreat; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| But mercy now triumphant reigns. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| But mix their own works with his plan; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| But more shall grow again. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| But mourn the plague within. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| But mourn their defilement within. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| But much I fear, lest in some hour | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| But much more is signified: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| But must return again. | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| But my complaints remain; | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| But my enemies make head. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| But my mercies Ill renew; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| But my petition hear. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| But my safety is in thee. | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| But my sins return anew; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| But neither shall us quite control; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| But never, never, Lord, from thee. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| But new trials soon surround us, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| But night and stars, and moon and sun, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| But no man ever did so yet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| But none of the ransomed shall ever be lost; | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| But not the living child. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| But now I find an aching void | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| But now I learn to blush for shame, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| But now he feels his woes; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| But now her beauty is defaced; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| But now my Gods a martyred Man. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| But now those golden hours are fled, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| But now whose hearts are sore distressed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| But now, my soul, behold | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| But of his own abounding grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| But of immortal seed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| But of life, the healing tree | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But oft my mind is called away. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| But oft, alas! Ive need to say, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| But often find another mind, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| But often tend to aggravate my grief; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| But oh! my soul wants more than sign! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| But oh, what human eye can trace, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| But on him wait till he rise up. | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| But on him wait, till he give rest. | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| But on his sovereign mind. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| But one sweet smile from thee | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| But only he could drink it up. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| But only say Theyre past. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| But our Jesus died to have us | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| But own my heart, with shame and grief, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| But owns all doctrines must be true | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| But part with all, and follow him. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| But peace, and truth, and love | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| But penetrates his ears; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| But perfect truth and righteousness | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| But plead the blood that did for sin atone. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| But plead the blood that once for sin was spilt. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| But pleads the blood that did for sin atone. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| But pray with faith in Jesus name. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| But produce a grateful mind, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| But quickened sinners want to pray | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| But raise it to a flame; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| But rather be boldly withstood, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| But readily will say, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| But retrospect of former days | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| But richer far, for more it cost. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| But richer pastures I prepare, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| But rocks and mountains fly. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| But save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| But scatters all his corn; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| But see how heavens indulgent care | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| But see what different thoughts arise | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| But seek enduring happiness | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| But send more showers of heavenly love, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| But sent the world his truth and grace, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| But shall I from thy throne retreat, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| But shall with joy behold their Head, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| But sharper scourges tear his heart! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| But she can charm by day or night. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| But should not cost the saint a tear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| But should repentance, or should faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| But shrink from sin with holy dread. | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| But sin hangs heavy on my soul. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| But sin will still remain; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| But sin, with shameless face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| But since Ive known the life and power | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| But since in love I took thee in, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| But since my Saviour stands between, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| But since the precept came | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| But sinners, and their wicked ways, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| But skilfuls the Pilot who sits at the helm; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| But smile my darkness into day. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| But some faint shadows of my Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| But something greater lies there yet. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| But something yet can do the deed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| But soon he was forced into Adullams cave, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| But soon revives, and springs again, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| But soon theres something intervenes; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| But soon they every one must cease, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| But soon thy works of power forgot, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| But sooner all nature shall change, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| But souls enlightened from above | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| But sovereign grace was underneath, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| But speak, my Lord, and calm my fear; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| But spotless, innocent, and pure, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| But stay, my soul, to hope give place; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| But steals himself away; | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| But still his grace is sure; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| But still in Zion loves to dwell. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| But still maintain their prime; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| But still the lustre of thy grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| But still the path brighter did shine | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| But still, as oft as troubles come, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| But strength in thee I fain would have, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| But strife and difference will subsist | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| But strong consolation his grace does afford. | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| But such are not of God. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| But such as seem to run the race, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| But such who in Jesus believe, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| But sudden clouds obstruct his view, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| But surely I neer shall forget; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| But surely will heal them, and perfectly too. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| But surely will take out thy stain. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| But sweet will be the flower. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| But sweeter news the gospel brings; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| But swell my sails, and speed my way. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| But teach me to resign. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| But that himself the work begun; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| But that man truly knows the Son | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| But that of Jesus, can suffice | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| But that which comes from God. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| But that wrought out by Christ the Son, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| But the Christian from the tomb | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| But the God of love, the Saviour, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| But the God of my salvation | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| But the Lord, by grace divine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| But the Prince of Peace could sit, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But the Saviours power to know, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| But the awful stroke that found him, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| But the bliss of it is | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| But the blood of Jesus. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| But the bond-womans son | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| But the bright world to which I go, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| But the bright world, to which they go, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| But the dear stream, when Christ was slain, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| But the horrors which he felt, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But the proof of proofs indeed | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| But the remedys without thee; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| But the rich food on which we live | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| But the rich savoury meat | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| But the sorest trial yet, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But the soul that is whole | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| But the true gold sustains no loss; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| But the true-born child of God | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| But there eternal pleasure reigns, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| But theres a people taught by grace | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| But theres a voice of sovereign grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| But they are not my God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| But they cannot tell it all; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| But they cause us grief at present, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| But they know the Throne of Grace; | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| But they that in the Lord confide, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| But thine conduct to heaven. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| But think on nobler things. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| But this he will teach us in time, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| But this hour is too, too sad! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But this righteousness of Jesus | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| But this unfeeling heart of mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| But this we can tell, that he loved us so well, | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| But this we know, twas done for us. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| But this we sought in vain. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| But thorns, and knotted whips, and bands | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| But thou art greater than my heart. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| But thou canst every breach repair, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| But thou canst give me faith. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| But thou dost all things well; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| But thou, O Christ, my wisdom art: | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| But thou, O Lord, art still the same, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| But though I feel as cold as clay, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| But though I have him oft forgot, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| But though a seed of heavenly birth, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| But though his methods are unknown, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| But though my wants are very great, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| But though ten thousand foes engage, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| But though the host of hell | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| But though thus surrounded, yet, when I come there, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| But through the merits of his blood. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| But thus the eternal counsel ran: | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| But thy commands, exceeding broad, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| But thy illustrious sacrifice | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| But thy love, without beginning, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| But thy one offering takes away | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| But thy salvations sure; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| But thy word shall firm abide; | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| But till the Holy Ghost applies | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| But till the Lord the Saviour smiles, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| But times of refreshing return, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| But tis a blessing few can boast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| But tis my heavenly Fathers will, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| But tis the King who reigns above, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| But tis through scenes of floods and fire. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| But to Zions throne of grace, | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| But to abide in thy embrace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| But to have all our sins forgiven; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| But to him who comfort gives? | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| But to him who ever lives? | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| But to sing the Rest remaining, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| But to the Rock of Ages led. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| But to the loving Saviours breast? | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| But to those who have confessèd, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| But to thy arms, for peace and rest? | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| But to thy care the rest resign; | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| But to thyself, who bidst us come? | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| But toiled without success. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| But tread, whilst we taste of the bliss, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| But tremble at his word. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| But triumph all the while. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| But trust him for his grace; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| But turns his eye another way, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| But twas because he loved my soul, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| But unbelief, self-will, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| But union can be none | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| But vain and sinful thoughts intrude, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| But venture to be nought. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| But vile infernals cant prevail; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| But vile outrageous thieves broke in, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| But wait and look, and look again. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| But wake and feel my hunger still. | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| But walk, depending on my Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| But we arise by grace divine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| But we build upon a base | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| But we command respect. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| But we first after Jesus reach, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| But we have no such lengths to go, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| But we have pierced him through and through. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| But we know, the saints have reason | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| But we that wait upon the Lord | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| But we think whose blood was spilt; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| But weep and kiss the rod. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| But were defiled in every part. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| But what I have in Christ, my Head, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| But what are seas, or skies, or hills, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| But what are vile and base; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| But what by Christ is given; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| But what call we small things – sins whole cancelled sum? | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| But what can poor lost sinners say, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| But what great ends can men pursue | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| But what his grace decreed to give; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| But what says our Shepherd divine? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| But what they could not tell. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| But what we all shall be above | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| But what were ever in thy view, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| But what will approve the Bread well. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| But when I cry, My strength renew, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| But when I felt the tempters power | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| But when I meet some little cross, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| But when dangers closer threaten, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| But when days of darkness come, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| But when faith views the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| But when home our souls are brought, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| But when my Father smiles again, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| But when my faith is sharply tried, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| But when our eyes behold his face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| But when our eyes behold thy word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| But when such suggestions our spirits have plied, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| But when the King himself was here, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| But when the Lord his arm made bare, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| But when the Lord shows his satisfied face; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| But when the Lord withdraws | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| But when the Lords people have need, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| But when the Spirit of truth is come, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| But when their sins forgiven, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| But when this lisping, stammering tongue | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| But when thy Spirit shines within, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| But when to me that bloods applied, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| But when we reach the plains above, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| But when we see our Saviour there, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| But when we view thy strange design | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| But when with clothes were decked, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| But when, by faith, the cross we view, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| But when, great God, thy light divine | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| But when, like a sheep that strays from the fold, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| But when, through weariness, they failed, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| But where the Lord has planted grace, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| But where thou art, Lord, I would be; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| But while I stood trembling with fear, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| But while I walk the mournful road | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| But while their voice is heard within, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| But whither can I go to lodge | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| But who his weakness knows? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| But wholly lean on Jesus name. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| But why should I give way to grief? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| But will save from hell and sin; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| But wilt thou pity us the less? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| But wisdom in the Lord they find, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| But wishes to be often there? | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| But with Christ the church shall have. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| But with a loathing heart? | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| But with authority he asks, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| But with humble faith to see | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| But with humble joy to draw | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| But with the noblest powers they have, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| But with their dying Head? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| But words engender strife; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| But work with care and skill; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| But would on this depend – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| But would receive by faith. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| But would receive with hope. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| But would receive with love. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| But yet the love of Christ is such, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| But yet we daily see | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| But yet we shall behold the day, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| But youll find your foes too strong; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| But, Lord, let not my soul be lost | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| But, O be astonished! theyre helpless and poor. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| But, O my Lord, one look from thee | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| But, O my soul! admire; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| But, O! one thing I plead: | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| But, after all, the saint shall find | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| But, ah! Im worse within. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| But, ah! what vain attempt is this, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| But, alas! how slow we move; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| But, alas! how soon I stand | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| But, as oft as this you do, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| But, as the objects of Christs love, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| But, brethren, Christ, and Christ alone, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| But, brethren, rest not there; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| But, gracious Lord, who once didst feel | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| But, if still a total stranger | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| But, in every chastening, prove | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| But, in himself, can find no rest. | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| But, seldom to my purpose true, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| But, self-condemned before thy throne, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| But, since sin first fixed thee there, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| But, thanks to God, its loud alarms | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| But, that delayed, to doubting fall, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| But, though the world may think it strange, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| But, though they own the Saviours name, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| But, through thy free goodness, my spirits revive, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Buts found in Gods decrees; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| Buts, ifs, and hows are hurled | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| By Christ he finds his sins forgiven, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| By Christ our Jehovah, the ancient I AM; | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| By Christ we enter into rest, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| By God deserted too! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| By God himself are cursed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| By God, our good Father, who gave us his Son, | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| By Gods almighty word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| By Him my feeble souls sustained; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| By Jesus blood, the righteous God | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| By Jesus from Moses are freed. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| By Satan and indwelling sin, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| By Satan sorely pressed; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| By a way marked out with blood, | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| By a world of sin and vice; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| By all on earth, and all in heaven. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 868 |
| By almighty love anointed, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| By ancient prophets sung; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| By awful temptations attacked and distressed, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| By casting his name in the scale. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| By covenant transaction and blood, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| By crosses Ill scourge them for sin, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| By crosses and losses, at last | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| By day and by night his love is made known; | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| By days and years of sin; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| By eternal destination, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| By eternal union one. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| By faith I see the land – | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| By faith in Christ I walk with God, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| By faith in Christ he lives. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| By faith in Christ, as God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| By faith in Jesus blood, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| By faith in Jesus blood. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| By faith in Jesus blood; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| By faith in Jesus name; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| By faith in him we live, and view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| By faith in me the soul receives | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| By faith lift up your eyes | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| By faith may we receive! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| By faith obeyed the Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| By faith on him roll, and lean on his breast; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| By faith received, his flesh and blood | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| By faith she leans upon his breast, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| By faith she shall hold on her way; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| By faith shes enabled to view | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| By faith they journey through. | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| By faith they wrestle day and night, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| By faith upon him live; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| By faith upon this glorious prize! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| By faith we know the worlds were made | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| By faith we see the glory | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| By faith, I wield my Shield about, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| By faith, and not by sight. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| By faith, the bread and wine | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| By faith, the just shall live and own | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| By faith, the just shall say, Tis well, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| By far excels all things beside; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| By favour adopted, thy sons we appear, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| By giving credence to his word, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| By grace alone I persevere. | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| By grace thus far were come; | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| By heaven and earth adored, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| By him some word of life impart, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| By him supported all things stand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| By him who dwells within. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| By him with proper food; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| By his Godhead, blood, and pain; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| By his Spirit sent from heaven; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| By his almighty grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| By his almighty hand. | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| By his almighty hands. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| By his almighty power; | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| By his beloved Son. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| By his looks, prepare to flee! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| By his own atoning blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| By his own power were all things made; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| By his own sovereign will. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| By his scars his toils are viewed, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| By his sufferings, death, and merits; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| By his sweet resistless grace; | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| By holy loves resistless chain, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| By imputation, mine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| By its quickening operation, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| By legions of devils and mountains of sin. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| By little and by little, he | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| By mediums drawn from natures laws. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| By methods of our own; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| By nature can no man be just, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| By nature prone to ill, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| By nature, bears, and bulls, and swine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| By nature, none of Adams race | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| By no means can agree; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| By others, for their virtue fair, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| By our Saviour | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| By pleading what my Lord has done. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| By pleading with our God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| By power from heaven above; | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| By prayer let me wrestle, and he will perform; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| By pure and living faith, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| By ravens was constantly fed. | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| By reason of his groans; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| By sin I am oppressed, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| By sin and sorrow pressed; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| By sin and sorrow sunk as low | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| By sinners and by saints withstood; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| By some endearing word. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| By some unwary step. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| By springs of fear and love. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| By such poor trifling toys? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| By sweet alluring call; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| By taking mutual share. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| By the Redeemers grace, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| By the Spirit in our ears, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| By the beams of love divine; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| By the broken law convicted, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| By the great sacred Three; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| By the mouth of God most high. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| By the shining of thy Spirit, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| By the way and to the end. | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| By thee the joyful news | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| By thee we shall break through them all, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| By them the heart is viewed; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| By them we feel how low were lost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| By these our Redeemer us tries, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| By these signs: A Babe youll see, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| By things like these men often run | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| By this are restored the senses that droop; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| By this are sinners snatched from hell, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| By thousand dangers scared, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| By thousand dangers scared, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| By thousands through the skies! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| By thy all-sufficient merit | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| By thy all-sufficient merit, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| By thy counsel thou wilt guide us, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| By thy loving counsel guide us, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| By thy own eternal Spirit, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| By thy power alone we stand. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| By thy power and love perform. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| By thy precious love constrainèd, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| By thy reconciling love, | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| By thy resistless grace; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| By thy word we fain would steer, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| By trusting in his faithful word, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| By union with our living Lord, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| By upright walk, and lowly heart; | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| By us were furnished to their hands. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| By virtue of his blood, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| By wars without, and fears within, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| By what amazing ways | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| By which I will be known. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| By which Im reconciled to God; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| By which our souls are fed. | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| By which the truths reviled; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| By whom shall Jacob now arise? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| By whom shall Jacob now arise? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| By whom shall Jacob now arise? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| By whom their prayers succeed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| By whom was David taught | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| By works of righteousness; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| By works their hands have wrought; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| By works, salvation to obtain; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Call back a wandering sheep; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Call for songs of loudest praise. | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Call gay deceptions solid joys, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Call him our own, in ties of blood, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| Call me a child of thine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Call on him with unceasing prayer | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| Call to mind Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Call upon him while we live. | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Called and proved the sons of God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Called by grace these many years, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Called the cleansing blood to feel; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called to feel its vengeful power, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called to feel my guilt depart, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called to know it me can heal; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called to part with flesh and sin, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called to see Gods righteous law | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called us by his grace, and taught us; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Called while here, to sing and tell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Called, and called by grace divine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Calls him his only Son; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Calls the south nations and awakes the north; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Calm amidst tempestuous motion, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Calm and serene my frame; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Came at length the dreadful night, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Came to bruise the serpents head. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Camst down in open view, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Can I deem myself a child? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Can I forget that look; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Can I survey this scene of woe, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Can a kind woman eer forget | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Can a part be sent to hell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Can a sinner thus beguiled | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Can a womans tender care | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Can afford the sons of mirth. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Can all our active powers inflame. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Can alter his decree; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Can any creature give me rest, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Can any door of hope be found? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Can any tell by whom? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| Can anything be mean, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Can assuage a thirst like mine! | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Can aught be with it named? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Can be just and save by grace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Can blood such horrid crimes atone? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Can boast of goodness in Gods sight; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Can both instruct and cherish; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Can bring thee sweet relief. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Can bring us near the throne. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Can bring you nearer to the Lamb, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Can cleanse the vilest sinners guilt, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Can come from thee alone, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Can control thy nature; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Can crush a thousand worlds to dust? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Can do nothing but devour. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Can ease thy pain and heal thy woe. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Can eer dissolve the sacred bands. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Can ever God dwell here? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Can folly still retain; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Can from afflictions raise | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Can fulfil thy laws demands; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Can give themselves a birth; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Can heal a wounded spirit; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Can hold the sinner in that hour | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Can inform me where it lies; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Can it be a question whether | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Can it be less than power divine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Can it be thus in those who live? | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Can keep the trembling soul from God, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Can know how dear the victory cost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Can know what endless love can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Can look the monster in the face? | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Can loosen the mountain of high-crying guilt. | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Can make a heavenly place, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Can make him hate his choice; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Can make him his purpose forego, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Can make his love from her depart. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Can make the foulest clean; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Can make this world of guilt remove; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Can more weary be than I. | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Can move such loads of sin; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Can neer be known beneath the skies. | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Can neer thy broken law redress; | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Can neither love nor fear. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Can neither praise nor pray; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Can never be erased. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| Can never be known till we sing them above. | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| Can never save a soul; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Can now come near to God. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Can oer my heart prevail; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Can on this promise die. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Can purge away sin, or shorten arrears; | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Can purity dispense. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Can raise a soul to heaven. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Can raise my heart from earth and dust, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Can raise our souls from guilty fears | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Can relieve us from our smart; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Can rescue even me. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Can rightly do the thing; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Can save her from the curse. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Can save thee from despair. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Can sentence believers to hell; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Can set the soul at rest. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Can shield my head when dangers rise. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Can sinful souls, then, stand unclad, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Can sons of God destroy; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Can souls unto the utmost save, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Can souls, all oer defiled with sin, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Can sovereign goodness be unkind? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Can such besetting evils dwell | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Can supply the soul with food? | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Can the bliss I seek create. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Can the ruined rise by fears? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Can this dark world of sin and woe | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Can turn the Suretys heart away; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Can wash the Ethiopian white, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Can wit or reason help him out, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Can with Jesus then compare; | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Can with a precious Christ compare. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Cancelled all his peoples sin. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Cancelled all thy sins and mine. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Cancelled all your sins with blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Cancelled by redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Cancels every penal tie; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Cannot be callèd good. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Cannot be said to wait. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Cannot but be binding. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Cannot content, nor pleasure please. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Cannot love the Saviours choice. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Cannot perfect bliss create. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Cannot, such a soul forsake. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Canst keep me in the trying hour; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Canst thou face a holy God? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Canst thou let me sink at last? | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Canst thou not, poor soul, perceive | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Canst thou thy face for ever hide, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Canst thou, by faith, survey with joy, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Captived by the devil; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Careless sinner, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Carnal else will be our cries; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Carnal pleasures will resign; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Carry on thy new creation; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Cast it evermore aside; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Cast not away your little hope; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Cast, he said, on me thy care; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Casting on him all my care? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Catch all thy sweet Spirit, and burn with thy love. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Cause each soul to cleave unto thee, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Cause to be dejected? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Causing bitter anguish, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Causing them to hear his call, | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Cease from your own works, bad or good, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| Cease thy fears, then, weak believer; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Cease towards the child she bare? | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Cease, O believer, cease to mourn; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Celebrate his dying love, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Celebrate the happy day, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Celestial Dove, descend from high, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Celestial breeze, no longer stay, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| Cemented together by love; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Censure and scorn without; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Centre, source, and sum of bliss; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Centring in the worthy Lamb; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Chained to his throne a volume lies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Change thy mourning into praise. | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Changed from glory into glory, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Changed into a little child; | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Changes a slave into a child, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Chase away the shades of night? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Chase your legal duns away; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Chasing all our fears, and cheering | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Cheer and animate my heart. | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Cheer our desponding hearts, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Cheer up, desponding soul, it said, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Cheer up, ye travelling souls; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Cheered by hope, and daily strengthened, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Cheered with sacred solitude, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Cheerful I live, and joyful die; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Cheerful he does his Fathers will, | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Cheerful hope and godly fear. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Cheerful let us raise our voice; | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Cheerful we tread the desert through, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Cheerfully join in one, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Cherubs on the Conqueror gaze; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Chief of ten thousand, now appear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Children of the heavenly King, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Chilled by the icy damps of death, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Chilled my hopes and stopped my song. | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Choose some to life, while others die, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Choose the ways I once abhorred, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Choose thou the way, but still lead on. | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Chose out his favourites to proclaim | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Chosen Jews must not use | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Chosen and made peculiar ground; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Chosen in Christ their blessed Head. | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Chosen of God, to sinners dear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Chosen of old, of old approved, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Chosen of thee ere time began, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Chosen to faith and hope, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Chosen to know the Prince of Peace, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Chosen to prove salvation sure; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Chosen to reign for evermore. | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Christ Jesus, with his own hearts blood, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Christ admired, themselves abhorred, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Christ alone could us redeem. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Christ and free grace therein abounds; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Christ and his bride appeared as one; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Christ and his cross is all our theme; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Christ and his love fill every thought, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| Christ and his members one; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Christ be my first elect, he said; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Christ bears the names of all his saints, | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Christ ever will defend | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Christ exalted is our song, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Christ exalted, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Christ has blessings to impart, | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Christ has burst the gates of hell; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Christ has full atonement made. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Christ has given with his blood, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Christ has opened paradise. | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Christ has perfect holiness | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Christ has shown to worthless me. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Christ has wrought this mighty wonder; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Christ is mine, and I am his; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Christ is my All! where should I go? | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Christ is my All, and he will lead | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Christ is my All, my sure Defence, | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Christ is our all; of Christ we sing, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| Christ is our life, our joy, our hope, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Christ is ready to receive you; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Christ is the Friend of sinners; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Christ is the Keeper of his saints, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Christ is the eternal Rock, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Christ is the new mans boast and joy; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Christ is the only way | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| Christ is their Life, nor can they die, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Christ is their salvation, and strength he will give; | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Christ loved, and chose, and ransomed me, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Christ says, That I might sinners call | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Christ the Master, Lord of all, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Christ to Israel freely gives. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Christ to banish from their sight; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Christ was appointed to redeem | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Christ was born in Bethlehem! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Christ will make you reap in joy. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Christ without a rival reigns. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Christ your Advocate is made; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Christ, and him crucified, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Christ, and him crucified, has been our song; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Christ, the Lord, is risen today, | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Christ, the true, the only Light, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Christ, who conquered for us once, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Christ, whose glory fills the skies, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Christian, dost thou want a teacher, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Christians are priests and kings, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Christians in Christ obtain | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Christians oft pray for faith; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Christians yield obedience. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Christians, dismiss your fear; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Christians, lift up your heads; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Christians, rejoice, and sing | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| Christians, repeat his love; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| Christians, view this solemn scene, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Christians, your hearts and voices raise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Christs fair image on me seal, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Christs presence shall thy fears subdue; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Christs righteousness will not suffice | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Christs the Rock of our salvation; | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Cite the will of his own sealing; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Claiming our supreme attention, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Cleanse me from its guilt and power. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Cleanse my heart, my mind renew. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Cleanse, and make me white as snow. | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Cleansed me well from top to toe. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Cleanses from all sin, doubt it not, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Cling and twine, dear Lord, to thee. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Clipped are the greedy vultures claws; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Close to the ignominious tree, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Close, cragged rocks are seen, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Clothe my soul and make it fit, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Clothe thee with righteousness divine; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Clothe us with thy righteousness; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Clothed in Jesus righteousness; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Clothed in Majesty divine; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Clothed in a body like our own. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Clouds hide the light divine; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Cloven, perhaps, to be a sign, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Cold as I feel this heart of mine, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Coldness, deadness, errors. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Coldness, unbelief, and pride, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Collect thy scattered flock once more, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Come and accept the promised rest; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Come and hymn the holy Jesus, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Come and reign over us, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Come and shed abroad thy love; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Come and spread thy banner here. | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Come and taste its streams below. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Come before him as you are: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Come boldly to a throne of grace, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Come boldly to the throne of grace, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Come boldly to the throne of grace, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Come boldly to the throne of grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Come down by Jesus hands. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Come forth the dead from deaths dark dome, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Come from the blissful realms above; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Come hither, and behold the Lamb. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Come hither, soul, I AM THE WAY. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Come hither, to the Saviour come, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Come hither, ye by sin distressed, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Come hither, ye that fain would know | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Come hither, ye whose rising fears | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Come just as thou art, with thy woe, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Come naked, and adorn your souls | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Come needy, come guilty, come loathsome and bare; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Come now, reveal thyself to me; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Come quickly from above; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Come see a scene of matchless woe, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Come shed abroad a Saviours love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Come through sore temptations; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Come to judgment! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Come to judgment! come away! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Come to my help, pronounce the word, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Come to witness and declare | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Come unto me, the Saviour cries, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Come, Holy Ghost, and blow | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Come, Holy Spirit, and make known | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Come, Holy Spirit, calm my mind, | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| Come, Holy Spirit, come; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Come, Lord Jesus, come away. | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Come, Lord Jesus, quickly come, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Come, Lord, and grant each soul to feel | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Come, Lord, and set our souls on fire, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| Come, O thou Saviour dear, | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Come, Saviour, quickly come, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Come, all harmonious tongues, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Come, all ye chosen saints of God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Come, all ye pining, hungry poor, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Come, and Ill make you free. | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Come, and bring thy gospel grace. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Come, and claim us as thy portion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Come, and let us reason. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Come, and manifest the favour | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Come, and on his grace depend. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Come, and thy people bless, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Come, and with thy presence bless. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Come, and, thy bright beams revealing, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Come, be baptized without delay, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Come, cast away despair; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Come, come, my soul, with boldness come, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Come, dearest Lord, and melt my heart, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Come, dearest Lord, thy power impart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Come, drink, and never die. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Come, every gracious heart, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| Come, fill our souls with love, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Come, glorious Conqueror, gracious Lord, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Come, guilty souls, and flee away | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| Come, holy Comforter, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Come, let us join our cheerful songs | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Come, let us seek our God today! | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Come, mourning souls, in Jesus trust; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| Come, my dear Jesus, from above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Come, my redeemed, possess the joys prepared | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Come, my soul, and let us try, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Come, my soul, thy suit prepare, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Come, poor sinners, come away; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Come, raise your thankful voice, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Come, saints, and sing in sweet accord, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Come, saints, with solemn pleasure trace | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Come, see if there ever were sorrow like his. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Come, sing with all poor sinners here, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Come, sit at table with your Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Come, then, and give our souls a treat, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Come, then, repenting sinner, come; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Come, then, with all your wants and wounds, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Come, then, ye saints, in strains divine, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Come, thirsty souls, and prove it true, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Come, thirsty souls, your wants disclose, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Come, thou Almighty Comforter, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Come, thou Fount of every blessing, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Come, thou Incarnate Word, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Come, thou Source of joy and gladness, | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Come, thou almighty King, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Come, thou best of all donations, | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Come, thou burdened sinner, come. | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Come, thou dear Saviour, come away! | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Come, thou dear exalted Saviour! | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Come, thou long-expected Jesus! | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Come, thou now exalted Saviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Come, visit every heart that longs | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Come, wash your guilt away. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Come, weary souls, with sin distressed, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Come, whosoever will, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Come, ye Christians, sing the praises | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Come, ye backsliding sons of God, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Come, ye beloved of the Lord, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| Come, ye humble sinner-train, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Come, ye mourning souls, rejoice; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Come, ye redeemèd of the Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Come, ye saints, with wonder view | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Come, ye souls, by sin afflicted, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Come, ye souls, who now are sighing | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Come, ye that know and fear the Lord, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Come, ye weary, heavy laden, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Comes from the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Comes to us through Jesus blood. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Comfort every sinking heart. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Comfort flowed from all he said: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Comfortless awhile thou art, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Comforts eternal they shall prove, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Comforts fail, and sins abound. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Comforts undeserved possessing, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Comforts, crosses, staffs, or rods; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Commissioned from his Fathers throne, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Commits his works to God alone, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| Commune with Jesus as our Friend; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Communion with Jesus she gains, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Communion with their Lord. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Companion with the dead. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Companions if we find, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Compared with Christ, in all beside | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Compared with Jesus grace? | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Compared with sin-atoning blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Compared with this stupendous grace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Compared with thy love and the blood of thy cross. | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Compared with what my sins deserve, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Compassion on us have, we pray, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Compassions in his heart are found, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Compel them to yield in the day of thy power. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Compelled I am on Christ alone to hang, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Complete and all pure in Jesus you are; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Complete atonement thou hast made, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Completes their salvation, and all is of grace. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Composed and softened by the day, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Concealed within the passive clay; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| Condemn me for that debt of sin | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Condemned or shunned by all. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Condescend to hear my cry. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Condescend, in love to smile, | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Conduct me in thy fear; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Conduct us safe, conduct us far | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Conduct, blest Guide, thy sinner-train | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Confess our sin, and thy free grace implore. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Confined in bodies, groan, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Confirm our faith, our fears remove; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Confirm our souls in thee, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Confirmed by one soft, secret word, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Confirms each promise true; | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| Confirms his good pleasure to help me quite through. | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Conquests over hell and sin! | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Conscience accuses from within, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Conscience condemns, corruptions rise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Consists in standing still. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Conspire to lift thy glories high, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Conspire to make our weighty cross, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Conspire to praise redeeming love, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Conspire to raise the sound. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| Constant still in faith abiding, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Constitute our bliss above. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Constitute our bliss below; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Constrain my soul thy sway to own; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Constrain the soul, by love, to love, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Contained in Scripture, said, I thirst. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Contained in the law of the wise, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Contempt or slight I cant approve; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Content all honour to forego, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| Content to see thy gate, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| Contented well in every state, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Contented with the husky part, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Contracted to a span. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Contrite hearts cannot dissemble; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Contrition is granted, and God justified, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Control the waves; say, Peace! be still! | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Convince us of our sin, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Convinced and piercèd through and through, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| Convinced as a sinner, to Jesus I come, | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Convulsions shake the solid world, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Cordials to revive me quickly, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Correct thy worm, but not in wrath; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Corruption rises like a storm, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Corruption shall be slain; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Corruptions dark and foul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Corruptions foul and thick; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Corruptions like vapours shall rise; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Corruptions make the mourners shun | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Corruptions rise up thick; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Corruptions, base and foul as hell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Corrupts the race, and taints us all. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Cost thee wounds, and blood, and smart. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Costly, free, and knows no end; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Could I joy his saints to meet, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Could black corruptions rise and swell | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Could give so sweet a smell. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Could give the guilty conscience peace, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| Could it tell half the wonders that Jesus has done. | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Could my heart so hard remain, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Could my tears for ever flow, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Could my zeal no respite know, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Could no corruption see. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Could no such grace afford. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Could or would have shed his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Could show one sin forgiven, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Could to my heart seem half so good; | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Could we but climb where Moses stood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Could we his person learn to prize, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Could we our woes with truth divide, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Could we see how all is right, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Could we the law fulfil; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Could with delight and love explore | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Counting all things else but dross! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Countless millions | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Counts all things else but earth and dross, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Courage, soul, there yet is room! | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Courteous, pitiful, and kind; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Cover my defenceless head | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Covered is my unrighteousness; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Covered thick with blossoms stood; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Covering our incarnate God. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Crafty is the foe, and strong; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Crawling out and in the earth. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Create anew my waiting heart, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Creates us heirs of grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Creating most exalted bliss, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Creating power and will; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Creature and Creator. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Creatures all conspire to wound us, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Creatures are but vain at best; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Creatures no more divide my choice; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Creatures of every sort and kind | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Creatures of fear, we drag along, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Cried out, It is finished! | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Cried, Inflict it all on me. | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Cries triumphant, It is done; | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Cries, Father, let the rebels live! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Cries, I suffered all for thee. | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Crooked things makes even. | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Cross, or quite contrarious. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Crossed all the fair designs I schemed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Crown him, crown him! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crown him, crown him! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crown him, crown him! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crown the Saviour King of kings! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crown the Saviour; saints, adore him; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crown the mighty Conqueror, crown him, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Crowns become the victors brow! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Crush not my soul beneath thy hand, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Crush, dear Babe, his power within us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Cry and groan beneath afflictions, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Crying out, Unclean, unclean! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Crying, Grace, grace to it. | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Cursed be the man, for ever cursed, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Cut off for sins, but not his own; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Cut thy way through hosts of devils, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Cuts deep beyond expression. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Dagon shall fall before thy face, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Daily Id commune with God. | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Daily Id repent of sin, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Daily Id thy name adore, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Daily Im constrained to be! | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Daily feel thy peace within, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Daily lead us unto Christ, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Daily new cause of grief impart, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Daily panting, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Daily to feel thyself undone, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Daily wash in Calvarys blood, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Daily within my bosom rise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Dangerous is the path we go, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Dangers of every shape and name | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Dare to defend his noble cause, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Dares not appear before thy throne; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| Dark and cheerless is the morn, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Dark clouds and storms come on apace, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Dark is he whose eyes not single; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Dark unbelief and pride, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Darkness and doubts had veiled my mind, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| Darkness veils my shipwrecked soul. | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Darkness, deadness, guilt, and sin, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| David also felt the same; | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Davids own God, and Davids blessed Son. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Davids son, yet Davids Lord; | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Day of judgment, day of wonders! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Day-spring from on high, be near, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Day-star, in my heart appear. | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Days of darkness and distress | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Days of fierce temptation too, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Dead be my heart to every joy, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Dead faith is but to think. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Dead sloth and pharisaic pride, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Dead to every lord but thee, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Deal gently with thy servant, Lord, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Dear Father, bless us with this grace, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Dear Father, draw, and we will run, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Dear Father, let thy presence be | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Dear God! the treasures of thy love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Dear God, my every foe subdue, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Dear God, our guilt forgive, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Dear Immanuel, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Dear Jesus! Zions holy King, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Dear Jesus! thy glories unfold, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Dear Jesus, bless the wine and bread, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| Dear Jesus, fix my roving heart, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Dear Jesus, my Saviour, thy truth I embrace – | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| Dear Jesus, preserve me in love, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Dear Jesus, raise me higher. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Dear Jesus, set me free, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Dear Jesus, show thy smiling face, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Dear Jesus, thou art true, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Dear Lord! and will thy pardoning love | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Dear Lord! are these thy ways? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Dear Lord! my panting soul inflame, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| Dear Lord! to us assembled here | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Dear Lord, I wait thy sweet return, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Dear Lord, an adamant would melt; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Dear Lord, and may I come? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Dear Lord, and shall thy Spirit rest | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Dear Lord, and shall we ever live | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Dear Lord, assist our souls to pay | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Dear Lord, do thou our strength renew, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Dear Lord, forbid that we should boast, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Dear Lord, in this new year. | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Dear Lord, may I a mourner be, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Dear Lord, may we prize the rich peace, | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Dear Lord, more drops of honey send, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Dear Lord, our many wants supply; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Dear Lord, our souls would thus be fed. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Dear Lord, remember me, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Dear Lord, remember me. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Dear Lord, that cannot be; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Dear Lord, the ardour of thy love | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Dear Lord, thy people still are thine! | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Dear Lord, thy weaker saints inspire, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Dear Lord, we fall before thy face; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Dear Lord, what heavenly wonders dwell | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| Dear Lord, while in thy house were found, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Dear Lord, while we adoring pay | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Dear Refuge of my weary soul, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Dear Saviour, I adore; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Dear Saviour, come; O quickly come, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Dear Saviour, enlighten my eyes, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Dear Saviour, for thy mercys sake, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Dear Saviour, help us now to seek, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Dear Saviour, let thy beauties be | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Dear Saviour, let thy powerful love | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Dear Saviour, make me free. | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Dear Saviour, now the power bestow, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Dear Saviour, on thy people smile, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Dear Saviour, still lead on, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Dear Saviour, this is welcome news, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Dear Shepherd of thy chosen few, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Dear Shepherd of thy people, here | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Dear Source of every good; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Dear condescending God, appear, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Dear desire of every nation, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Dear dying Friend, we look on thee, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| Dear dying Lamb! thy precious blood | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Dear in primeval glory, when | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Dear name! the rock on which I build; | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| Dearest Jesus, bid me come; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Dearest Lord, what must I do? | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Dearest Object of my love, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Dearest Saviour! we adore thee, | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| Dearest Saviour, hasten hither, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Dearest of all the names above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Dearly we are bought, for God | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Dearly were bought, highly esteemed; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Dearly were bought, highly esteemed; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Dearly were bought, highly esteemed; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Dearly were bought, highly esteemed; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Dearly were bought, highly esteemed; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Death and damnation for the first, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Death and destruction are my due; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Death and hell no more shall awe. | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Death and hell were its attendants, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Death and the grave are doleful themes, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Death has no sting beside; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Death has received a deadly bruise; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Death has received a deadly wound; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Death his deaths wound has now received; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Death in vain forbids his rise; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Death is no more a frightful foe; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Death is now upon the road. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Death lost his sting when Jesus bled; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Death of deaths, and hells Destruction, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Death! awful sound! the fruit of sin, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Death, like a narrow sea, divides | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Death, nor hell, nor world, nor sin, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Death, thou hast lost thy sting. | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Deaths a blessing now to those | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Deaths within thee, all about thee; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Deceived by the father of lies, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Decide this doubt for me; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Decked with resplendent wounds; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Declare my sins forgiven; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Declare thee good, proclaim thee just. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Declares the great transactions past, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Declares the wage of sin is death. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Decline each thorny road, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Decline not to the right or left; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Deeds of righteousness Ive none; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Deep and deeper growing yet; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Deep are the wounds thy arrows give; | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Deep are the wounds which sin has made; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Deep as our helpless miseries are, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Deep in a cold, a joyless cell, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Deep in his breast engraved he bore | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Deep in his breast our names were cut; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Deep in our hearts let us record | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Deep in rebellion too; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Deep in the everlasting mind | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Deep in the heart it lies; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Deep in unfathomable mines | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Deep interred in earths dark womb | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Deep on his heart engraved; | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Deep quagmires choke the way; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Deep river, through the desert way; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Deep seated in the wounded gold, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Deep sunk in foul disgrace, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Deep-wounded souls to thee repair, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Deeper than the depths beneath, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Deeply wailing, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Defend me from each threatening ill; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Defends my soul when dangers near; | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Defiled I am indeed; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| Defiled throughout by sin, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Defiled throughout by sin; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| Deign to hear a sinners call; | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Dejected, and often complains, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Delay not, lest I lose my life. | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Delicious drops, like balmy dews, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Delight to disobey? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Delighted, weve heard its contents; | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Deliverance must I seek; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Deliverance unto Zion send. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Delivered from the mercy-seat, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Deluded soul, be not secure; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Deluged the world, and drowned his foes. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Demands more praise than tongue can give. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Depart from thee? – tis death – tis more; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Depend on him, thou canst not fail; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Depend on his promise alone; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Depend on living bread. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Dependent on thy grace; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Depressed at heart, and faint with fears, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Descend from heaven, celestial Dove, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Descend from heaven, immortal Dove, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Descend, celestial Dove, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Descend, descend, thou God of grace, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Descended from above, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Descending from above. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Descending from the realms above, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Descending from the skies. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Describe the form, the cause define, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Deserted? He was too. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Deserving nought but misery, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Desire in vain its depth to see; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| Desiring mercy for my sin, | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| Despair assaults by night. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Despairing of favour – cold, lifeless, forlorn, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Despise your lot, your hope deride; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Despised and crucified with thee, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Despised the mention of his grace, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Despondency and doubt. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Destined to spread to every land: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Detach from sublunary joys | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Detect, destroy whats not thy own; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Determined her heart he would win, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Determined to save me, he bore all my guilt; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| Determined to save, he watched oer my path, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Determined was the manner how | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Devils retreat when he appears; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Devoted as it is to thee, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Devoted to thy praise. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Did Christ expire upon the cross? | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Did Christ, my Lord, suffer, and shall I repine? | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Did I meet no trials here, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Did Jesus once upon me shine? | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Did all our miseries bear | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Did all the powers of hell destroy. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Did almost with his latest breath | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| Did eer such love and sorrow meet, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| Did ever mourner plead with thee, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Did ever trouble yet befall, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Did for man short sweetness breathe; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Did not thy power defend it round, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Did oer his bosom roll, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Did on his bosom bear | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Did them from all cursings set free, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Did with such willingness comply; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Didst thou not hear and answer prayer; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Didst thou the great example lead | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Die to redeem us from the curse; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Died to save my soul from hell. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Died, rose, ascended, intercedes. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Dies at the opening day. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Diffuse thy alms about; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Diffuse thy kind celestial dew, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Direct his feet in paths of peace; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Direct us to the bleeding wounds | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Directs our doubtful feet; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Disarmed, the King of terrors fled, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Discern the love, and bear the pain. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Disciples who are taught | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Disclose the heavenly mysteries, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Discontented more or less, | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Disgrace the Christian name! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Disgraceful and forlorn; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Disheartened with waiting so long, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Dismayed at every breath, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Dismayed, dejected, shocked, distressed. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Dismiss us with thy blessing, Lord, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| Disordered all by sin; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Dispatched from heaven an angel stood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Dispel the darkness from our minds, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Dispel the gloom, and touch the string. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Dispelled my gloomy fears. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| Dispense his favours as he will? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Display the power of saving grace, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Display the wonders of his love, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Display their glories here. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Display thy matchless grace; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Displayed through all the world abroad! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Displayed to rebels from above! | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Displays the greatness of his power; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| Disputings only gender strife, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Dissatisfied for want of God, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Dissipate the clouds beneath. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Dissolve my heart in thankfulness, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Dissolve these rocks; call forth the stream, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Dissolved by thy goodness, I fall to the ground, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Distracting thoughts and cares remove, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Distressed at heart, hell tell his God | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Distressed on every side | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Distressful anguish fills my breast! | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Distressèd, tormented, forlorn, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Distrust and self-wrought confidence; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Distrust, presumption, artful guile, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Divides the sinners from the saints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| Divine compassion, mighty love, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Divine decrees remain unmoved; | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Divinely fill this place. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Divinely rich and free, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Divinity back to his frame | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Divinitys indwelling rays | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Divorce my soul from every sin, | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Do I love the Lord, or no? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Do I not find his healing voice, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Do I not in thy word delight | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Do make me, Lord, a little child, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Do not I love thee from my soul? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Do not I love thee, dearest Lord? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Do not believe, but think. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Do not my suit deny; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Do not rough tempers, proud and base, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Do not think thou canst be lost, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Do not thy lusts beset thee still, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Do not turn away thy face; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Do our imperious lusts subdue, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Do saints repentance own; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Do these charming words afford! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Do they perform his will; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Do this, he cried, till time shall end, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Do thou defend my battered shield; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Do thou direct our feeble hearts | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Do thou in all thy grace appear, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| Do thou my Sanctuary be. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Do thou my sins subdue; | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Do thou the gracious harvest raise, | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| Do thou the manna give; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Do thou thy face reveal. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Do thou, O God, surround me still; | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Do thou, O Lord, my faith increase, | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Do thou, dear Lord, thy face reveal; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Do thou, my soul, to Calvary fly, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Do vex and dishearten, Jehovahs thy rest. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| Do we not know that solemn word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Do what we will, it haunts us still, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Does Gods election seem? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Does Satan tempt thee to give up, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Does Satan tempt you to give up, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Does Sinais thunder make thee start, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Does all our guilt remove. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Does all thy childrens graces prove; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Does bitter anguish fill thy heart, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Does both grace and glory give. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Does conscience lay a guilty charge, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Does in a manger lie. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Does it boast of love within? | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Does it feel a melting frame? | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Does it talk of faith, and boast? | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Does life, and time, and death command, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Does my weak courage raise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| Does not my heart thy precepts love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Does not the gospel bring relief | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| Does not the word still fixed remain, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Does not the workmans power extend | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Does not thy sacred word proclaim | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Does not thy tender word express, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Does not, my brethren, yet appear. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Does our Redeemer use | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Does sorrow press thee down? | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Does still my table spread; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Does the gospel-word proclaim | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Does the word of God afford! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Does with her Beloved withdraw; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Doleful, dark Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Domestics, serve your Lord; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Dominions, thrones, and powers rejoice | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Dost thou ask me who I am? | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Dost thou not dwell in all the saints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Dost thou not long for Jesus rest? | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| Doting on his golden store? | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Doubt not he will carry on, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Doubting, fearing, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Dove-like meekness graced his visage; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Down Id fall at thy dear feet, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Down Immanuels lovely side; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Down from Adams day to this. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Down from his shining throne on high | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Down from the willows take; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Down they sink to rise no more. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Down to the chambers of the grave, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Down to the deep and buried there: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Down to the gates of death, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Down to the shades of death | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Drained every drop of vital blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Drank of this soul-reviving stream, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Draw forth patience, faith, and prayer; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Draw me from all forbidden toil and care, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Draw me to his lovely breast? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Draw my soul to thee, my Lord; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Draw sinners unto Christ; | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Draw us, Lord, by thy sweet power, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Drawn by the eternal pen. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Drawn from Immanuels veins, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Draws my affections from afar. | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| Draws them to his tender breast; | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Dread no ills that can befall you, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Dream not of faith so clear | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Dressed in his righteousness alone, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| Dressed in such feeble flesh as they. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Drew me near his gracious throne; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Drink endless pleasures in. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| Drink, and for ever bless his name, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Drink, and for ever live. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Drink, for he says, Whoever will. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Drink, for the fountains open still; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Drive all my sad doubtings away; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Drive away my gloomy fear, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Drive each rebellious, rival lust, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Drive each rival from the heart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Drive the old dragon from his seat, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Drives all my fears away. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Drives all these thoughts away. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Drives doubt and discontent away, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Drop into his sea outright, | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Drop my head into the dust; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Drop the soft tribute of a tear, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Drop us down a pledge of peace; | John Berridge (7s) | 442 |
| Dropping tears upon the grave, | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Dry bones are raised and clothed afresh, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Dry doctrine cannot save us, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Duration and degree. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Dust and ashes is my name, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Dwell and reign within my breast. | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Dwell only with the Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Dwell thou sensibly in us; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Dwell, therefore, in our hearts; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Dwells in him for ever. | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Dwells on his dying lips, Forgive! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Dying love her heart attracted. | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Dying sinners, look and live. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Each Christian will approve; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Each anothers burdens bear; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Each believer | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Each bright order of the sky | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Each can his brothers failings hide, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| Each cheerful grace declines; | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Each chosen sinners case; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Each exactly suited. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Each for a thank-offering brings. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Each heart is known to thee. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Each heart that pants to thee, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| Each heart, once hard as steel, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Each his tale in secret tells, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Each humble soul presents; | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Each idol tread beneath thy feet, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Each in an honest heart; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Each in his due season. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Each joint is the care of the Lord, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Each moment watered by thy care, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Each note shall echo, Grace, free grace! | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Each of us cry, with thankful tongues, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Each opening leaf, and every stroke, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Each part shall appear in its place, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Each perfection of Jehovah | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Each pleasure has its poison too, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Each seeming loss improves their gains; | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Each sight would sink me to despair. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Each singing, I am blest! | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Each star that gilds the heavenly frame, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Each sweet Ebenezer I have in review | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Each taste redeeming love, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Each to bear a brothers load. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Each to each unite, endear; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Each traitor from thy throne. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Each trial we have viewed with fretful eye, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Each trouble comfort brings. | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Each tumultuous storm defy; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Earnest asking all around her, | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Earnest of immortal rest. | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Earth and hell in vain combine | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Earth and sin beset me round; | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Earth is a polluted spot, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Earth is too narrow to express | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Earthly comforts, Lord, are vain; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Earths fluttering joys impart; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Earthy cavern, to thy keeping | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Ease for the torment of the mind? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Eat of the tree of life, my friends; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Eat thy flesh and drink thy blood. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Eats his flesh and drinks his blood; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Ebenezers shall be reared; | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Echo to our Saviours praise; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Eden, from each flowery bed, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Een down to old age, all my people shall prove | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Een now we are the sons of God. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Een that from him we first receive, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Een then shall this be all my plea: | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Een then thy heart was fixed on me; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Een though released from guilt. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Een to the upper skies. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Een when he hides his face! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Eer since, by faith, I saw the stream | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Effectual cleansing work was there, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Effectual his medicines, nor ever did miss. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Effectual to the promised end. | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Egypt and Tyre, and Greek and Jew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Eight human souls, a little crew, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Election is a truth divine, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Election! tis a word divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Elijahs example declares, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Else I could not act this part. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Else he another choice had made, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Else my foolish heart will wander | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Else the next cloud that veils my skies | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Else we had still refused to taste, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Else would my hopes for ever die, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Embarrassed and by guilt oppressed? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Embrace a wretch so vile? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Embroidered round with blood; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Employ thee all thy days; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Emptied of earth I fain would be, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Empty and bare, I come to thee | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Empty of good, and full of ill, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Empty send me not away, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Empty, dark, and fleeting too; | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Empty, polluted, dark, and vain, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Encompassed with clouds of distress, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Encourage souls that on me wait, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Encouraged by his gracious word, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| End of faith, as its beginning, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Endangered or distressed, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Endeavoured with reason and wit, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Ending in eternal peace. | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Endless blessings on him rest! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Endless blessings on the Lamb! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Endless blessings rest on thee! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Endless glory and renown. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Endless honours are thy due; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Endless life with glory crowned. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Endless love he fixed upon us, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Endless love shall ever last; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Enemies to God and goodness, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Enemies to all thats good, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Enforced by mighty grace, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Enforces his word, enlivens our faith, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Engage this roving, treacherous heart | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Engage to make me blest! | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Engagèd to save her by grace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Engraved as in eternal brass, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Engraved on my heart does for ever remain; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Enjoined us thus to do. | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Enjoy salvation full and free. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Enjoy thy comforts evermore. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Enjoyed by all thy family, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Enjoying heavenly peace. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| Enlarge, inflame, and fill his heart; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Enlighten, enliven my heart, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Enlightened by thy heavenly ray, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Enmity to Gods right ways, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Enough, my gracious Lord, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Enraptured myriads sing! | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| Enrich the dry and barren ground. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Entangle, and I reel. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Enter and fill this place; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Enter the chamber of my breast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Enter the dismal grave; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Enter thyself, and cast out sin; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Enter with all thy glorious train, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Enter with all thy train, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Enthroned above, with equal glow | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| Enthroned in glory now. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Enthroned with him above the skies; | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| Enveloped in debt and distress; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Envy and anger in my breast | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Envy, and pride, and lust depart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Ere life and hope for ever fly? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Ere long a heavenly voice I heard, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Ere long hell change this gloomy scene. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Ere seas or stars were made; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Ere sin its baleful poison spread. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Ere sin was born, or Satan fell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Ere the blue heavens were stretched abroad, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Ere time began – tis your divine reward; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Ere time began, designed to be | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Ere time its rapid course began; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Ere we can offer our complaints, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Ere we leave thy table, Lord, | John Berridge (7s) | 442 |
| Erect thy throne within my heart, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Erects his bloody cross. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Erewhile I sit and sigh, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Errors of different kind | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Eternal Father, Lord of all, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Eternal Father, who shall look | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Eternal Sire, by all adored; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Eternal Source of joys divine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Eternal Spirit! heavenly Dove! | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Eternal Spirit, we confess | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Eternal Wisdom has prepared | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Eternal Wisdom neer designed | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Eternal ages saw him shine; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Eternal as thy days. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Eternal favours hed bestow; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Eternal is his name; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| Eternal joys my own. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Eternal life at once receive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Eternal life by Christ is given, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Eternal life is theirs. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| Eternal life thy words impart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Eternal life, at his request, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Eternal lifes the gift of God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| Eternal lifes the gift of God; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Eternal mansions! bright array! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Eternal misery; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Eternal power performs the word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| Eternal praise to Christ our King. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Eternal praises be | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Eternal thoughts of love to me. | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Eternal victory thou shalt gain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Eternal was the choice of God, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Eternal wisdom drew the plan; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Eternal wrath to shun? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Eternally the same. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Eternally the same. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Eternally the same; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Eternity will not erase, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Eternity, tremendous sound! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Eternity, with all its years, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Eternitys his dwelling-place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Ever can in this way run. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Ever can my soul destroy; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Ever flows their thirst to assuage? | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Ever for them interceding, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Ever full, and ever free! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Ever gracious, ever wise; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Ever in thy Spirit live. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Ever keeping this in mind, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Ever knocking at thy gate. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Ever on thy Captain calling, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Ever since the world began; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Ever sinking, yet to swim; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Everlasting peace restore; | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Every attribute of God, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Every blessing he can need, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Every blessing, great and small, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Every blessing, great or small, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Every burden to lay by; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Every burdened soul release; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Every burdened soul relieve, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Every day brings something new, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Every evil let me flee; | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Every eye shall now behold him, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Every foe for them to quell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Every foe he will subdue – | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Every grace and every favour | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Every hour my strength renew; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Every island, sea, and mountain – | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Every knee to him shall bow. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Every man is vanity; | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Every member lives in him; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Every moment be receiving | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Every moment on thee call, | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Every one, without exemption, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Every ordinance a blessing, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Every part and power unclean; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Every part looked gay and green; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Every plant should droop and die. | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Every poor benighted heart. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Every prop will, first or last, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Every providence a friend. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Every sinner | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Every soul of man, by sinning, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Every soul that gains salvation | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Every soul who would not die, | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Every state, howeer distressing, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Every stumbling-block remove; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Every tempted, burdened son. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Every trial works for good; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Every trifle give me pain, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Every virtue, every grace, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Every word should joy impart, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Every work that thou must do, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Every wound appears a river | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Everything we do we sin in. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Exactly as I am! | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Exalt his love with one accord, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Exalt his love, proclaim his name, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Exalt redeeming love; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Exalt the Lamb of God, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Exalt the sovereign grace of God, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Exalted Prince of grace! | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Exalted at his Fathers side, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Exalts the truth of God; | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Exceeding precious is my Lord; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| Exceeds a thousand days of mirth. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| Exceeds all empty notion. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Except I add my own. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Except a Saviours brighter beams | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Except a very few; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Except his base and filthy rags, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Except in Jesus crucified, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Except the heart of man. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Except thy mercy make me whole. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Except ye do repent. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Exception none can boast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Exerts his short, expiring breath; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Expand, my soul, arise and sing | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Expect to find no balm | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Expecting mercy from the Lord; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| Expects some favourable breeze | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Expects to prove that all is true | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Expel the darkness of my mind, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Experience likewise tells us this; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Exposed by sin to Gods just wrath, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Exposed to earth and heaven above, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Exposed to wrath divine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| Expressly, in one part, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Extend thy mercy, gracious God; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Extend to every thought. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Eye has not seen, nor ear has heard, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Eyeing Jesus new command; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Fain thy Spirits dictates hear; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Fain would I find increase of faith; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Fain would I find my God, but fear | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Fain would I hope that thou didst bleed | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Fain would I mount, fain would I glow, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| Fain would I see fresh graces bloom; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Fain would I sound it out so loud, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Fain would make my soul to flee; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Fain would my eyes my Saviour see; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Fain would my raptured soul depart, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Fain would my soul look up and see | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Fain would my thoughts leap out and fly, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Fain would the heart unite | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Faint and imperfect emblems are; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Faint not then, but pray and wait, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Fair Canaans delectable plains, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Fair branch, ordained of old to shoot | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Fair dawn of immortality | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Fair their portion! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Faith alone makes thy own, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Faith and repentance all must find; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Faith and repentance he bestows | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Faith believes it – Hope expects it – | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Faith eyes the promise firm and sure, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Faith gives the full release; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Faith has an overcoming power; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Faith he gives us to believe it; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Faith in Christs righteousness alone | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Faith in the bleeding Lamb, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Faith increase, and fears decline; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Faith is by knowledge fed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Faith is our guide, and faith our light. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Faith is the brightest evidence | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Faith is thy gift, and hope, and love, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Faith keeps in constant view; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Faith lives in spite of hell; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Faith looks beyond the flood, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Faith must obtain the prize. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Faith owes its birth to sovereign grace, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Faith owns the sceptre through the cross, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Faith relieves us from thy guilt, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Faith shall soon to vision turn; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Faith shall trace in Christ, his Head, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Faith strives, but all its efforts fail, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Faith that stands fast when devils roar, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Faith viewed the Saviours precious blood, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Faith views him dead upon the tree; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Faith when void of works is dead; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Faith will point out the road | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Faith will to bliss give place; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Faith without works is dead. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Faith yields to grace the glory due, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Faith! tis a grace divine, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Faith! tis a precious grace, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Faith, and love, and every joy; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Faith, and love, and holiness; | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Faith, implanted from above, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Faith, like a conqueror, can produce | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Faithful Jehovah must remain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Faithfulness is Gods alone, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Faithless may prove, and give up all. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Faiths a convincing proof, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Faiths mighty Beginner and Finisher too. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Fall down and veil before the Lamb. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Fall down at the feet of the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Fall far below thy word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Fall on him with thy wrathful power | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| False and foul as hell, my heart | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| False hopes, vain pleasures, and light joys. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| False lights delude the eyes, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| False to thee, like Peter, I | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Familiar freedom, luscious names, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Famine, or sword, or nakedness? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Far and wide the cleansing flood | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Far as the east is from the west, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Far distant from my blissful home; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Far from my heart be joys like these, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Far from my thoughts, vain world, begone; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Far from thee, I faint and languish; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Far into distant worlds she pries, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Far off, and make my feeble heart | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Far removes each anxious care; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Far removing | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Far too deep for human reason; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Farther than this he yet must go. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Fast bound in the chains of imperious death, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Fast by this fountain let me stay, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Fast hastening to our blest abode. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Fast in his slavish chains. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Father all glorious, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Father of heaven, almighty King, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Father of heaven, we thee address; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Father, I long, I faint to see | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Father, I thank thy wondrous love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| Father, I will that all my saints | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. | J. Hart (7s) | 503 |
| Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Father, at the point to die, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Father, ere we hence depart, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| Father, fix my soul on thee; | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Father, he cries, I will that these | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Father, how wide thy glory shines! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Father, in us thy Son reveal; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Father, make us clearly view | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Father, the rebel cries, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Father, thy quickening Spirit send | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Father, thy will be done, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Father, thy will be done. | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Father, whateer of earthly bliss | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Fathom that it never can; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Fatigued with sin, distressed with fear, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Faultless to stand before the throne. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| Favour astonishing, divine! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Fear is a grace which ever dwells | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Fear not, I am with thee; O be not dismayed; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Fear not, I procured thy discharge; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Fear not, brethren, joyful stand | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Fear not, favourites of the Almighty! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Fear not, he is ever near; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Fear not, his merits must prevail; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Fear not, mourner; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Fear possessed them at the vision; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Fear thou not, nor be ashamed; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Fearless of all that could oppose. | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Fearless of hell and ghastly death, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| Fearless of rejection. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Fearless of the worlds despising, | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Feast us with thy sovereign grace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Feeble souls, be not dismayed; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Feeble, faint, and fearful; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Feed me now and evermore. | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Feed us with thy flesh and blood | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Feeds he with his flesh and blood; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Feeds us with his flesh and blood; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Feel how thy heart does beat, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Feel its sad condition; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Feel sweet redemption through his blood, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Feel sweetness in salvations plan; | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Feel the Saviour always near; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Feel their souls alive to God; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Feel your hearts a sink of sin, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Feeling the blood which Jesus spilt, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Feeling thou art the sinners Friend, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Feeling well the peace of God | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Feeling your guilt a dreadful sting. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Feels for them in distress; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Feels no affection for the Lord, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Fellowship with Jesus have. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Felt their griefs and sorrows gone; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Fenced with Jehovahs shalls and wills, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Few run with trumpets in their hand, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Fierce, impetuous, oer my head | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Fiery darts of fierce temptations, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Fiery serpents sent to bite them; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Fill all the realms of space; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Fill each believers soul, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Fill me, Radiancy Divine! | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Fill my heart with thy rich grace; | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Fill my soul with heavenly love; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Fill our hearts with joy and peace; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Fill our souls with heavenly love; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Fill up the vast desires of man. | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Fill us with divine forbearance; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Fill us with that source of joy, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Fill us with the love of God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Fill us with thy boundless grace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Fill, O fill us | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Filled all the morning stars with joy. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Filled with sin in every part; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Filled with unbelief and sin, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Filled with zeal, and love, and truth? | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Fills them with deep distress, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Find at times the promise sweet, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Find it everlasting love. | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Find my sin a grief and thrall; | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Find the dangers undiminished, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Finding him their King and Priest, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Finish, dear Lord, what is begun; | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Finished all that God had promised; | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Finished our vile transgression is, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Finished, all the types and shadows | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Finished, free, and full salvation | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Firm as his throne his promise stands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Firm as his throne the same shall prove; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Firm as the earth thy gospel stands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| Firm as the everlasting hills. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Firm as the lasting hills, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Firmer than heaven his covenant stands, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| First at my bleeding Suretys hand, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| First partook of human clay; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Fit name! fit place! where vengeance strove, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Fix in us thy humble dwelling; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Fix there my heart, and for the rest, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Fix, O fix our fickle souls; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Fixed by thy grace, and fixed on thee? | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Fixed my first and second birth; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Fixed on his counsels and his love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Fixed on his own eternally; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Fixed on this ground will I remain, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Fixed on thy everlasting word, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Fixed was the eternal state of man, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Fixed was the vast eternal deep | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Flamed furious on his head! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Flaming and red, shall pass me by. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Flee to him, your only Saviour; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Flesh does the old man satisfy. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Flesh of flesh, and bone of bone, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Flies to the fountain of his blood, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Floating in his languid eye. | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Flood after flood, with mire and mud, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| Floods of fury roll before him; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Floods of vengeance | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Flow down to sinners through his Son! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Flow to us from Christ the Lord. | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Flowing from thy precious blood. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Flowing springs in deserts dreary, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Flowing with eternal love. | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Flows from the high decree of heaven. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Flows to Zion through him; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Fly to the hope the gospel gives; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| Fly, then, awakened sinners, fly; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Foes advancing all around, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Foes insulting his distress. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Foes may hate, and friends disown us, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Foes on every side beset us; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Foes within, and foes without, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Foes without, and worse within. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Foes without, nor foes within, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Follow him without delay; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Follow him, our glorious Leader, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Following our exalted Head; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Fond of these trifling toys; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Fond self-direction is a shelf; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Fondly I flee from pain, yet ease | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Food and medicine, shield and sword, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Food to the hungry give; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Food, to which the worlds a stranger, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Foolish man never can | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Foolish, and impotent, and blind, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| For Anak was stronger than they. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| For Christ and he are now but one. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| For Christ has made them free; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| For Christ himself is King. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| For Christ is the substance of it; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| For Christ is thy freedom from wrath, law, and sin. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| For Christ was crucified! | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| For Christ will still reign, and of Christ thou shalt boast; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| For God has determined his grace shall be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| For God has pledged his holiness. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| For God will your backslidings heal. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| For Him I gladly all things leave; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| For I confide in thee. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| For I have nought to pay. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| For I have nowhere else to flee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| For I have nowhere else to fly; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| For I have peace with God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| For I his mercy have not missed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| For I to him belong. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| For I was bought with blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| For I will be with thee, thy troubles to bless, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| For I would wait on thee, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| For I, thou knowst, am poor. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| For Im unchangeable. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| For Israels God thy Peace shall be. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| For Jacobs foes are strong; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| For Jacobs friends are few; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| For Jehovah-Jesus is mine. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| For Jesus and he are but one; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| For Jesus appears to give you relief. | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| For Jesus blood, through earth and skies, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| For Jesus came to save the lost. | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| For Jesus died for me. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| For Jesus fills the throne; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| For Jesus helps them from the skies, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| For Jesus holds and guides the helm, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| For Jesus is his name; | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| For Jesus is my Hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| For Jesus is the bread. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| For Jesus is their glorious King; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| For Jesus to my heart makes known | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| For Jesus was humbled that grace might abound; | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| For Jesus, my Lord, paid the fine. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| For O what tongue can tell | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| For O! they neer shall lose their God, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| For Satan meets me when I try, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| For Satan there in arms resides, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| For Zions sacred walls I sigh; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| For a God supremely kind; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| For a glory and a covering, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| For a moment I withdrew, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| For a season called to part, | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| For a season they may be | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| For a wretch so vile as I; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| For all Gods words are right. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| For all beyond is thine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| For all he is or has is theirs; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| For all his peoples sins was slain; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| For all his sons in Jesus blest, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| For all our hope is there. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| For all our sins we his may call, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| For all that come to God by him, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| For all that the gospel makes known, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| For all that unto him will come; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| For all the blood-bought race; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| For all the mercy shown to me! | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| For all the riches of thy grace | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| For all things to depend. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| For all thy saints to care; | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| For all true Israelites adore | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| For all was dark within; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| For all who have tried them, swell, rot, and grow worse. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| For and in us intercede; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| For as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| For as we sow we reap, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| For blessings like these, so bounteously given, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| For by thee we come to God. | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| For calling thus thy children home; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| For conquering mercy we rise, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| For constant support to thee fly; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| For continual earnest | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| For crawling worms like me; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| For crimes that I had done! | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| For daylight will spring up at last. | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| For death and hell can do no more | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| For death can never keep from view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| For dust men seldom part with gold, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| For earth and all its gilded toys? | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| For error, guilt and shame! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| For ever Id abide; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| For ever all our guilt. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| For ever and ever. Amen. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| For ever and ever. Amen. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| For ever be his name adored; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| For ever be thy love adored, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| For ever bless and love | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| For ever blessèd be the Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| For ever freed from pain; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For ever he loved us, and ever will love. | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| For ever interceding there; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| For ever is the same! | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| For ever on thy head. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| For ever sing, Thou art my God! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| For everlasting fetters too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| For everlasting strength is thine | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| For every grace is thine. | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| For every pain I feel. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| For every poor mourner, who thirsts for the Lord, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| For every sin-sick soul. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| For every thankful tongue afford | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| For every truly Christian thought | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| For every willing guest. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| For famine is stronger, and gnaws them with pain. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| For favours so divine? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| For fellowship with Zion here; | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| For filthiness and sin. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| For food he gives his flesh; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| For from the Saviour you shall find | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| For glory and renown, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| For godly men decay, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| For good remember me. | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| For grace so rich and freely given; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| For guilt and sin to mourn and grieve, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| For guilty Sodom sued; | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| For he for me was slain; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| For he has determined his grace shall be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| For he has felt the same. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| For he is still the same. | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| For he is thy All and in All; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| For he shed many a tear for you. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| For he that eats immortal food, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| For he was slain for us. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| For he was slain for us. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| For he will show his face. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| For heaven alone my heart prepare, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| For hell against both must prevail, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| For hell can neer their life destroy. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| For hell itself shakes at his name, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| For help, amazed I view, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| For helpless, wretched, ruined man, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| For here I would begin: | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| For him the cross to fly; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| For his blessed word we should keep | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| For his grace and power are such, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| For his own pattern given; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| For his people bleeding, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| For if thou hadst not loved me first, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| For immortality we groan, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| For it is all of grace. | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| For it pleased the Father well, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| For joys beyond the skies. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| For joys that none can take away. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| For knowledge I have none; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| For life, eternal life, is thine. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| For lo! the dying Lamb | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| For love is all he asks. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| For love of me, the Son of God | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| For love of whom? Of sinners base, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| For man O miracle of grace! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| For man the Saviour bled. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| For man, the creatures sin. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| For mansions celestial, and range | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| For many such I make – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| For many such there are, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| For me he bore the wrath of God; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| For me he died, for me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| For me he has paid the long score. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| For me he in the wine-press trod; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| For me he shed his blood; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| For me in Jesus Christ is stored. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| For me in pity undertake, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me to die is gain. | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| For me, for me the Lamb was slain, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| For men their fairest claims deny, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| For men to build their heaven upon? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| For mercies countless as the sands, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| For mercy confirming aspire; | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| For mercy now I cry aloud, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| For mercy on thee I earnestly call; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| For mercy upholding we pray; | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| For mercy will prevail. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| For mercy would save me through Jesuss blood. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| For mercy, Lord, is all my suit; | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| For mercys falling crumbs. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| For more the treacherous calm I dread, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| For mortal was their race; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| For my defence on high; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| For my untoward heart; | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| For needy sinners, such as you. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| For new life, new will, new power; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| For no mean cause he sent him down | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| For none but God alone | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| For none can perish there. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| For nothing can hurt us while Jesus is near. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| For notions resting in the head | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| For now he lives and reigns above, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| For now, not without hope, I mourn; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| For of ourselves weve none. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| For on her Beloved she leans. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| For on their Lord theyre waiting, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| For one eternal prize; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| For only while they pray they live. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| For other guests, of various sorts, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| For our acceptance pleads his own, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| For our afflictions his. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| For our change our hearts prepare; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| For our life his own he gave; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| For ourselves or else for him. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| For pardon haste away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| For pardon, Lord I pray; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| For pardon, holiness, and heaven. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| For patience pray no more. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| For patience when I raised a cry, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| For perseverance strength Ive none, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| For prodigals dressed, yet costly and good. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| For prospects of peace and foretastes of heaven, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| For reasons line to sound. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| For righteousness divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| For robes and mansions in the skies. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| For shelter from impending doom; | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| For should it dare to enter there, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| For shouldst thou stay till thou canst meet | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| For sin amazing anguish felt, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| For sin and Satan daily strive | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| For sin could eer atone; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| For sinful mortal worms to sing; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| For sinners and the sinners chief. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| For sinners deign to bleed? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| For sinners intercedes. | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| For sinners like me thy mercy is free, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| For sinners, Lord, thou camst to bleed; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| For sinners, is his own; | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| For sins to come heres pardon too. | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| For sons and heirs of God; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| For sorrow and sadness I joy shall receive, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| For souls by sin undone. | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| For still in thy unchanging word, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| For such a worm as I? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| For such a wretch as I. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| For such polluted worms as we. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| For such poor souls as we. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| For such to hear and know | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| For such were some of you! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| For such were some of you! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| For such were some of you! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| For sure I want entreating much, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| For that blest hour I sigh and pant, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| For that may prove extreme; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| For that souls eternal good. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| For the Lord will guard the way. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| For the boasted Saviours aid. | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| For the name of Christ, their Lord; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| For the sick, and not the whole, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| For the wonders he has wrought, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| For the word of consolation | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| For thee I would the world resign, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| For thee my heart would sigh, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| For thee my soul would cry, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| For thee work, and in thee too, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| For them he shed his precious blood, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| For them thy blood atones. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| For them thy righteousness avails; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| For there I long to be. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| For there I long to be. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| For there I long to be. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| For there I long to be. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| For there I long to be. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| For there I seek my dwelling-place, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| For there my friends and kindred dwell; | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| For these too bad, for those too good; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| For they and he are one. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| For thine is all the power. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| For thine must live, though they were dead. | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| For this I sigh, for this I pine; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| For this correction render praise; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| For this my sons alive again. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| For this one favour oft Ive sought; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| For this our sinful land. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| For this stupendous love of heaven, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| For this we come, for this we plead, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| For this we count the world but dross. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| For this word is sent to you, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| For thou alone canst heal; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| For thou alone hast drunk it up. | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| For thou alone hast power divine; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| For thou art all in all. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| For thou art dear to me; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| For thou art good and wise; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| For thou art just, and good, and wise; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| For thou art most near me, my flesh and my bones; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| For thou art still my God; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| For thou art their boast, their glory, and power; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| For thou canst help, and thou alone, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| For thou dost know, before I ask, | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| For thou dost read my heart; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| For thou knowst Im but a worm; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| For thou knowst how soon we err. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| For thou, within no walls confined, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| For though he correct thee, hell rest in his love. | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| For though our cup seems filled with gall, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| For though sin and devils against us unite, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| For though we seem to move, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| For thousands of sinners he groaned and he bled. | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| For thousands of sinners the Lord bowed his head; | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| For thy gospels joyful sound; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| For thy love to lost man alone could constrain | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| For thy people thou art pleading; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| For thy precious life and death; | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| For tis decreed that most must pass | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| For tis his Spirits doing. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| For tis of thee I little know, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| For tis of their Fathers good will | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| For twas for sinners spilt. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| For us Jesus was baptized | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| For us he has the victory won, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| For us his vital blood, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| For us sighed, and groaned, and bled. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| For us the dear Redeemer died; | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| For us thou hast borne the horrors | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| For us to intercede. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| For want of clearer light. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| For we are but travellers yet. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| For we have sinned against his word; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| For we need it often. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| For we, as sons in Christ, are made | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| For when our Jesus hides his face, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| For which the Lord came down to earth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| For which the Saviour came to die. | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| For which the world appears but loss. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| For which we here are come; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| For whither else can sinners go? | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| For who aught to my charge shall lay, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| For who can comprehend it all? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| For who can move thats dead? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| For who needs trust for things he has, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| For who of mercy needs despair, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| For who relieves his brethrens want, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| For who shall sing his lovely name | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| For who the sum can know? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| For whom my life I once laid down, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| For whom the Lamb has shed his blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| For whom the Lamb was slain. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| For whom the Lord vouchsafes to plead. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| For whom thy precious blood was shed, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| For wisdom their course to direct, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| For wishes I have none; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| For works cannot Gods favour win; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| For wretched dying men; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| For wretched strangers such as I, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| For you prepares a place; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| For you the Redeemer in glory appears; | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| For you this wondrous river rolls. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| For your salvation pleads; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| For, Lord, I plainly see, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| For, after all, youll find it true, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| For, living so near him, his secrets they learn. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| For, should we now continue dumb, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| For, though the mournful tragedy | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| For, while of sin we lightly deem, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Forbear, my friends, to weep, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Forbearing, forgiving, and loving always, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Forbid it, Lord, that I should boast, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| Forbid it, mighty God! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Forbid it, mighty God! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Forbid it, mighty God. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| Forbid you to exult and sing; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Force us to trust to Christ alone, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Forced me to the sinners Friend, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Forget thee I will not, I cannot; thy name | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Forget to keep their Lord in view? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Forgetful of a Saviours love! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Forgetful of his word! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Forgive my doubts, O gracious Lord! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Forgive, and bid me sin no more! | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Forgiven, supplied, and banqueted thus | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| Forgiveness shed through every breast, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Forgiveness! tis a joyful sound | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Forgotten in unthankfulness, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Formed and fixed salvations plan. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Formed in bright and grand array; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Formed thee for his own abode; | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Forsake their monumental caves, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Forsake us not, O God! | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Forth from the garden fully tried, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Forward again we press, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Fought the fight, the battle won. | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Foul, I to the fountain fly; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Found a welcome resting-place; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Foundations for his heavenly praise; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Founded on right, thy prayer avails; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Fountain of eternal love, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| Fountain of joy, blest Paraclete, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Fountain of life, who gavest us breath, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Fountain of mercy, God of love, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Fountain of social joys, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Free as any river; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Free election, known by calling, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Free from boasting, free from care; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Free from either dread or fear. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Free from sin and servile fear, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Free from sin, and more than free; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Free from the approaches of decay, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Free from the chirpings of this bird, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Free from wrath and strife to live, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Free grace alone can wipe the tears | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Free grace and dying love. | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Free grace can death itself outbrave, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Free grace can make adamant hearts to relent. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Free grace is the joy of my heart; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Free grace is the theme of my song; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| Free grace only | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Free grace only | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Free grace shall oer their sins abound; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Free grace to every heaven-born soul | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Free grace to such as sinners be; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Free grace! melodious sound! | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Free mercy in Jesus we call, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| Free mercy the Saviour proclaims; | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| Free redemption, glorious scheme! | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Free us from each carking care; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Freed from guilt, law, and the curse. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Freed from pride and empty notion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Freed from trusting empty notion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Freedom from sin and Satans chains, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Freely given, comes from heaven, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Freely let me take of thee; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Fresh blood, as constant as the day, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Fresh burdens made me roar; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Fresh honours shall adorn his crown, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Fresh life and vigour to my heart. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Fresh succours to renew; | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| Fresh wisdom we pursue; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Friend of sinners, spotless Lamb, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Friend of sinners, spotless Lamb, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Friend of sinners, spotless Lamb, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Friend of the friendless and the faint, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Friends, through fear, his cause disowning, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| From Christ, the Living Way. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| From Christ, their Head, their life proceeds, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| From Christ, thy Son, the sinners Friend, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| From Davids stock, from Jacobs root; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| From Egypt lately come, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| From Egypt lately freed, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| From Egypts bondage brought, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| From God the Father and the Son. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| From Him I all things now receive; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| From Jesus Christ, the living Way. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| From Jesus heart and eyes. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| From Jesus my Redeemers hands, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| From Jesus the blessing must flow, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| From Jesus they by faith receive; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| From Jesus turned his face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| From Jesus we receive; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| From Jesus wounded side; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| From Satan and all that oppose. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| From Satans heavy chains, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| From Satans power and rage. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| From age to age he proves the same; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| From all carking care relieve us; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| From all corruption free; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| From all created good. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| From all eternity. | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| From all its wrath and curse to thee; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| From all the assaults of hell and sin, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| From all the guilt of former sin | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| From all the malice which he bears | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| From and to eternity; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| From bondage and from fear discharged, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| From bondage, guilt, and dread, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| From busy scenes we now retreat, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| From condemnation I am free. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| From condemnation free, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| From crimes of deepest dye. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| From death and hell to set them free, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| From death he has me raisèd, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| From death to set us free; | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| From each infirmity, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| From earth and sin arise, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| From east to west his sovereign orders spread, | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| From endless night to endless day; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| From endless wrath to endless bliss, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| From enmity and pride. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| From everlasting flowed; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| From everlasting he decreed | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| From everlasting is the same; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| From everlasting thou art God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| From everlasting was the Word; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| From every evil to depart; | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| From every foe my soul defend! | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| From every folly, every fault. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| From every hateful foe, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| From every legal chain; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| From every murmur free; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| From every sin and hurtful snare, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| From fear and weakness set me free; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| From first to last each one, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| From first to last salvations free, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| From foes strong and cunning, and most from ourselves. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| From foes without, and foes within. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| From grace it proceeds, and all is the Lambs; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| From guilt and error set me free, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| From guilt and pollution, from dead works and dross. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| From guilt and sin he sets me free, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| From guilt and slavish fears. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| From guilt to set me free. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| From guilt, law, and the curse. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| From guilt, sin, wrath, bondage, and fears, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| From happiness and thee. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| From head to feet, a mass of sin and guilt; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| From head to foot Im nought but wounds, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| From head to foot defiled by sin, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| From heaven the sinning angels fell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| From heaven, in Jesus name, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| From him my comforts flow. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| From him such gospel never came. | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| From him that dwells within. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| From him their souls obedience flows, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| From him, our Head, derive. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| From his abounding grace | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| From his blood their hopes arise. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| From his dear wounds and bleeding side. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| From his eye for ever hiding | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| From holiness withdraw? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| From it to relieve them. | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| From love of sin and hateful strife; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| From lust, and pride, and every hurtful snare; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| From me turn not thy face away, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| From my blest face to endless woe. | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| From my debt of sin set clear, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| From my flinty, frozen heart; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| From natures fountains never flowed; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| From one eternal source! | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| From our fears and sins release us; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| From our lamenting eyes; | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| From paths of righteousness; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| From poisonous errors, pleasing cheats, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| From pollution he can raise us, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| From schemes like these, suppose them true? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| From security and ease. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| From self and bondage free; | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| From self and pride to set thee free; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| From self her affections he weans, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| From sin and Satan set me free, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| From sin and Satan set me free? | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| From sin and Satans freed! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| From sin and death release us, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| From sin and death theyre free indeed; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| From sin and from Moses I henceforth am freed. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| From sin the others free. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| From sin to release us – that yoke so long worn, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| From sin, Satan, and the grave. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| From sin, and from Satan, and Mount Sinais flame, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| From sin, and guilt, and fears; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| From sinner and from saint | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| From sins dark thorny maze, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| From sins tremendous curse and shame? | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| From slavish works cease, then, and rest in the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| From such a waste as this, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| From that moment his conflict begins. | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| From the Object of my love. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| From the Strength of Israels hands. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| From the blissful realms above, | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| From the court of heaven dispatched. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| From the dark grave he rose, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| From the dead was raised again, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| From the fight returned victorious; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| From the foe our hearts defend, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| From the formation of the sky, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| From the laws condemning sentence, | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| From the life of grace within, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| From the liquid grave we rise; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| From the long sleep of death; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| From the mighty take the prey, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| From the oppressive weight of sin, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| From the paths of sin and danger | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| From the power of every foe. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| From the rage of sin and hell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| From the rage of sin and hell. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| From the sinners dying Friend; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| From the tempest covered oer; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| From the tempters furious rage. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| From the usurpers power. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| From thee let us never stir, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| From thee our fruit is found. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| From thee turn away our face; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| From thee, Lord, in whom we live; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| From their cursèd empire drove, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| From thence hell quickly come; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| From thence her hopes arise. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| From this diseasèd thing | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| From this polluted spring | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| From this there can be none exempt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| From this vile tenement of clay, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| From this, The Lord has blessed the poor. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| From thy Spirit far away. | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| From thy fulness grace receive; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| From thy riven side which flowed, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| From time to time my helpless soul | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| From vain desires and every lust, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| From vanity turn off my eyes; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| From whence they comfort draw. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| From whence this fear and unbelief? | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| From which blessings flow like a stream, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| From which pure fountain if thou draw | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| From which rich streams of blood once ran, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| From which rich treasure Christ will feed | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| From whom all blessings spring; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| From whom alone my fruit is found, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| From whom assistance I obtain | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| From whom these streams of mercy came : | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| From whose almighty power | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| From whose dear wounded body rolls | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| From without and from within, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| From worldly thoughts O keep us clear, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| From your sins he will relieve you, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Frosts have nipped them in the bud! | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Fruit to eternal life would bear, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Fruitful let thy people be; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Fulfil thy gracious word, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Fulfil thy promise, gracious Lord, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Fulfils his great decrees. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Fulfils some deep design. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Full and free salvation. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Full enjoyment, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Full of enmity to God; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Full of every sad complaint. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Full of guilt and full of fear; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Full of impiety, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Full of inconsistency! | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Full of love to mans lost race, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Full of love, from envy free; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Full of pity, joined with power; | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Full of pride and self-conceit. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Full of truth and grace thou art, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Full oft they lift a hearty word, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Full river, never to decay! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Full salvation sweetly sounds; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Full salvations in it. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Full, unmixed, and evermore. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Fully I am justified; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Fully purge away thy dross; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Fulness all in Christ should dwell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Furious as the foaming wave, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Furnish us with every grace. | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Furnished with all thats good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Gainst their God, as hardly treated, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Gathered from all quarters; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Gave all the various creatures birth, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Gave his own life away. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Gave them a throne which cannot move, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Gave us ears, and gave us eyes; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Gave us faith in Christ, his Son. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Gaze and admire, and hate the change. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Gaze, ye Christians, gaze and wonder; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Gazed unconcerned when nature failed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Gazed with wonder from the sky; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Gazing on Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Gazing on thee evermore, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Gethsemane, the olive press! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Gifts like this, so full and free, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Gilds the whole scene with brighter rays, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Gird him with all-sufficient grace; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Gird on thy mighty sword; | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Gird on thy sword, thou King of kings, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Gird on thy sword, victorious Prince, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Gird thy loins up, Christian soldier; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Gird up your loins, and cease to mourn, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Girded with truth, and full of grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Girt with thy strength at thy right hand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Give Christ the praise; he broke thy heart, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Give Him thy poor, weak, sinful heart; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Give but a flattering light; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Give cause of triumph to thy foes, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Give each some token, Lord, for good, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Give every fettered soul release, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| Give gladly to the poor, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Give glory to the Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| Give gracious hearts and opened eyes, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Give him clear light, and burning love; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| Give him, my soul, thy cause to plead, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Give humility and love. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Give joys like those above. | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me Christ, or else I die. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Give me a calm, a thankful heart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Give me a precious glimpse of thy sweet face, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Give me both grace and glory too. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Give me light, and joy, and rest, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Give me of thy boundless grace, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Give me sweet simplicity; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Give me that frame which thou likst best. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Give me the presence of thy grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Give me the wings of faith to rise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Give me thy lowly mind, | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Give me thy meek and lowly mind, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Give me to find thy promised rest. | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Give me to read my pardon sealed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Give me what thou givest such – | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Give me, O Lord, a place | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Give me, O Lord, to prove | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Give me, my God, to freely share | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Give me, through thy dying love, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Give no bad passion vent; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Give our whole selves, O Lord, to thee. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Give power and will, and then command, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Give solid joy and sacred love, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Give the Saviour, without grudge, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Give the knowledge of salvation, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Give the pardon of our sins. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Give them solid peace in thee. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Give to each a gracious measure | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Give to the thirsty drink; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Give us all a parting word, | John Berridge (7s) | 442 |
| Give us confidence undaunted, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Give us faith thy works to trace; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Give us faith to view thee sighing, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Give us firmly to believe, | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Give us fresh strength to wing our way | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Give us grace to watch and pray; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Give us his gospel and his grace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Give us now a sweet exemption | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Give us that best of blessings, love, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Give us to lie, with humble hope, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Give us, blessed Jesus, give us, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Give us, if we live, ere long, | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Give wisdom and strength from above, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Give wisdom to direct our way, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Give you strength and victory. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Give, what I have long implored, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Given the painful, pleasant smart. | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Gives conduct to fools, and courage to worms | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Gives exercise to faith and love; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Gives light and gladness in its room; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Gives me faith the truth to wield. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Gives me his holy sword to wield; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Gives sanction to his claim: | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Glad frames too often lift us up, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Glad my eyes, and warm my heart. | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Glad they renounce their former pride, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Glad to leave our cumbrous clay, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Gladdened by the flowing treasure, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Gladly bear those sufferings too. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Gladly his command embracing; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Gladly leaving all below; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Gladly own salvation free, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Gladly yield my all to thee; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Gloomy garden, on thy beds, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Gloomy sorrows still increasing, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Gloomy, sad Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Glorious Captain of Salvation, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Glorious in his works and ways. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Glorious in holiness; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Glorious things of thee are spoken, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Glory and eternal laud | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Glory first to God be given | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Glory in the highest height, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Glory is in them begun! | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Glory to God alone | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Glory to God on high! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Glory to God on high! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Glory to God on high, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Glory to God on high, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Glory to God that reigns above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Glory to God the Father be, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Glory to God the Fathers name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Glory to God the Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Glory to God the Son be paid | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Glory to God the Son, that he | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Glory to God the Son; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| Glory to God the Spirit give, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Glory to God, in all the angelic heights; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Glory to God, they neer shall rove | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Glory to our God and King! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Glory to our God and King; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Glory to our God be given | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Glory to the Eternal be, | J. Hart (7s) | 503 |
| Glory to the Lord on high. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Glory to the bleeding Lamb! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Glory to the new-born King, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Glory to the new-born King; | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Glory to thee, great Son of God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Glowed on the breastplate richly bright, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Go and find the royal stranger | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Go forth with one accord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Go forth, sweet Prince, triumphantly, | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Go mourning all their days? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Go on to seek to know the Lord, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Go on, thou mighty God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Go on; lo! heres the way. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Go visit Christ, your King; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Go worship at Immanuels feet; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Go, humble swains, said he, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Go, with the chains about thy neck, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Go, ye that rest upon the law, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| God Almighty and the Lamb. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| God accepts thee for thy tears; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| God and man by him can | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| God and sinners reconciled! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| God and sinners reconciled! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| God bids us bring no price; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| God blest for evermore! | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| God blest for evermore, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| God blest for evermore. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| God can give, or we implore! | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| God did love them in his Son | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| God dwells in them, and they in God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| God from everlasting be blest, and, again, | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| God from the grave has raised his Son; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| God has been merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| God has opened there a fountain, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| God has slain them with his sword; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| God has sworn, nor can he lie, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| God hears and answers their desire; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| God helping me to say, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| God himself the giver. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| God himself the word has spoken, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| God if over all thou art, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| God in his Scriptures to reveal | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| God in his earthly temples lays | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| God is a Father, just and wise, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| God is a Spirit, just and wise; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| God is a high and holy God, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| God is his own interpreter, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| God is holy in his nature; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| God is my Strength, and I will sing; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| God is my everlasting King; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| God is our Shield, and God our Sun; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| God is our Shield, he guards our way | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| God is our Sun, he makes our day; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| God is satisfied and pleased. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| God is the refuge of his saints | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| God is the same to endless years; | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| God is their strength, and through the road | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| God knows we can do nothing well, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| God loved the church, and gave his Son | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| God moves in a mysterious way | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| God of eternal love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| God of my life, thy gracious power | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| God of my life, to thee I call; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| God of our salvation, hear us; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| God of wisdom, love, and might, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| God on his thirsty Zion-hill | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| God only knows the love of God; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| God purifies the heart. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| God sent his Son to die for us, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| God shall alone the refuge be, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| God that pitied sinners lost – | J. Hart (7s) | 503 |
| God their salvation is. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| God through the fight shall thee sustain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| God thus commanded Jacobs seed, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| God to view in Christ the Lord; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| God was clearly justified. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| God was love, and loved the men | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| God well knows, and God alone, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| God will not always chide; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| God will not give to ruin; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| God will not of his oath repent: | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| God will pronounce the sinners just, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| God will surely with me dwell; | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| God with us by sacred ties. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| God, for murmuring to requite them, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| God, in the person of his Son, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| God, of his wrath repenting, swore | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| God, or King, or Priest, or Prophet, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| God, thy own God, will lead thee home, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| God, who must ever be | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| God, you say, is good. Tis true, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Gods care for those he once has loved. | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Gods elect can never fail! | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Gods election is the ground | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Gods eternal love record. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Gods everlasting Son. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Gods goodness to declare, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Gods jewels of election-love | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Gods mercy is for ever sure; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| Gods own foe may plague his sons; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Gods promise and his oath, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Gods promise cannot fail; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Gods promise is our stay; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Gods pure seed remains within! | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Gods righteous law is satisfied, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Gods righteous ways our carnal hearts despise, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Gods ways are just, his counsels wise; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Gods wisdom would not pay for toys | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Gold in the furnace tried | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Gomorrah in its crimes? | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Good God! what can a mortal do, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Good God, defend the dry! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Good God, forbid! inflame us with thy love, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Good creeds may stock his head around, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| Good doctrines can do me no good, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Good hope expects more good to know; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good hope is born of sovereign grace, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good hope rides safely oer the flood; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good hope sends out her fervent prayers, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good hope shall all their power control, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good hope, through grace, the saints possess, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Good manna leave for earthly trash; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Good men there are; but, be it known, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Good news of salvation, through Jesus the Lamb. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| Good will to men, to angels joy, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Good will to men, to angels joy, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Good wings of faith and wings of love | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Good works as legal ties; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Goodness and wrath in vain combine | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Goodness, immortal and divine, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Gospel repentance towards God | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Grace all the work shall crown, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Grace and glory in thee shine; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Grace and justice | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Grace and mercy | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Grace and providence unite; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Grace brings a sense of pardoned sin, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Grace did more than sin abound. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Grace first contrived a way | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Grace first inscribed my name | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Grace fits the new-born soul for heaven, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Grace has put me in the number | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Grace her empire still maintains; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Grace in Jesus fulness dwells, | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Grace is Jehovahs sovereign will, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Grace is a firm but friendly hand, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Grace is a shoreless sea; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Grace is free; and alls the Lambs. | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Grace is my shield, and Christ my song. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Grace is the never-ceasing spring | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Grace must and will relieve | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Grace must be free indeed! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Grace once received can neer be lost, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Grace reconciles to every loss, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Grace reigns to pardon crimson sins, | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Grace shall at last the victory get, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Grace shall be our lovely theme; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Grace shall beyond their sins abound; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Grace shall inspire our souls to sing, | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Grace shall reign eternally. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Grace takes all my ruin and woe, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Grace taught my soul to pray, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Grace taught our friends to know | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Grace taught their souls to sing | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Grace taught them to commune | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Grace to heal thy foul backslidings, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Grace to pardon all my sin; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Grace to restore thy soul, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Grace to save thee from thy fears; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Grace! tis a charming sound, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Grace! tis a sweet, a charming theme! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Grace, like a fountain, ever flows, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| Grace, like an uncorrupted seed, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Grace, till the tribes redeemed by blood, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Grace, which, like the Lord, the giver, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Grace, wisdom, power, and righteousness; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Gracious God, thy children keep; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Gracious Lord, incline thy ear; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Gracious Redeemer, take, O take, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Gracious Saviour, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Gracious Saviour, never leave me, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Gracious Spirit, Dove divine, | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Gracious Spirit, make me heedful; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| Grant me the visits of thy face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Grant me thy Divine direction | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Grant these requests, I ask no more, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Grant us, Lord, a gracious rain! | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Grappling with the powers of darkness, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Grateful hearts his love to prize; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Graved on his hands divinely fair, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Great All in All, eternal King! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Great Comforter! descend and bring | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Great Father of glory, how rich is thy grace! | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| Great Father of mercies, thy goodness I own, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Great God of Hosts, deliverance bring; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Great God of order, truth, and grace, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Great God! and why is Britain spared? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Great God! attend, while Zion sings | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| Great God! before thy throne | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Great God! from thee theres nought concealed, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Great God! how infinite art thou! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Great God! how infinite art thou! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Great God! if thou shouldst bring me near, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Great God! my Maker and my King, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Great God! prepare each heart and voice | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Great God! theres nothing new! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Great God! thy glory and thy love | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Great God! thy kingdom come, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Great God! thy nature has no bound, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Great God! to thee Ill make | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Great God! whose universal power | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Great God, Three-One, again we call, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Great God, and shall thy remnant cry | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Great God, are in thy hand; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| Great God, do thou my spirit cheer; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Great God, forbid the thought! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Great God, how deep thy counsels lie: | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Great God, if once compared with thine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Great God, in whom we live, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Great God, to talk to thee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Great God, to thee we come, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Great Head of influence divine, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Great High Priest, we view thee stooping | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Great Prophet of my God, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Great Protector! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Great Rock of my secure abode; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Great Rock, for weary sinners made, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| Great Shepherd of thine Israel, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Great Spring of comfort, life, and light? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Great Sun of righteousness, arise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Great and small, since the fall, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Great are the graces he confers, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Great as he is, I dare be free; | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Great his glory! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Great in his anger, God arose, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Great is his love to me, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Great lengths of ground by day; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Great or good, whateer we call, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Great sovereign Lord, what human eye | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Great things we are not here to crave; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Greater is thy danger. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Greater riches than this earth | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Greater than the sinful heart; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Greatest sinners, greatly spared, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Grief him covered like a grave, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Griefs and sorrows, sins and cares; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Groaned and bled for worms below. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Groaned, and bled to set me free. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Groaning on the ground he lies; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Groaning, gasping, dying! | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Grovelling in Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Grow most rank and bitter weeds; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Grow weary of his saints? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Grow weary, or decay? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Growing wanton when full fed. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Grows in rich Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Guard me round on every side; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Guard me through life, and let my end | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Guard us from a world of sin; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Guarded by his almighty hand. | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Guide a poor pilgrim safely on; | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Guide me all the desert through; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Guide me safe to Zions land. | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Guide me, O thou great Jehovah! | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Guide those that hold the helm; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Guide us down to death, and there | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Guide us into perfect peace. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Guide us safely by thy word | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Guide us, Jesus; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Guide, O guide me by thy Spirit; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Guide, and Counsellor, and Friend; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Guided by grace, shall walk his ways, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| Guides cry, Lo here! Lo there! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Guilt broke his guiltless heart | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| Guilt from the troubled heart remove, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Guiltless, since for me he died; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Guilty before the Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Guilty thoughts, like ghosts, pursuing, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Guilty, but with heart relenting, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Gush from the sinners eyes. | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Had I a glance of thee, my God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Had I the pinions of the dove, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Had for his office made him meet. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Had he to any other prayed, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Had incurred the wrath divine; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Had it not been in thee. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Had not God detested sin. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Had not love first touched my heart, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Had not thy choice prevented mine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Had room; but none for him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Had shone on this dark soul of mine, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Hagarenes have here no room; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Hail him who saves you by his grace, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Hail the Lamb who came to save us; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Hail the incarnate Deity! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Hail the love that made him die! | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Hail! the Lord of earth and heaven! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Hail! the Resurrection thou! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Hail, Son of God and man! | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Hail, blessed time! Lord, bid me come, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| Hail, great Immanuel, all divine! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Hail, matchless, free, eternal grace, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Hail, mighty Jesus! how divine | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Hail, sacred union, firm and strong! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Hail, slaughtered Lamb of God; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Hail, sovereign love, that first began | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Hail, thou Bridegroom, bruised to death, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Hail, thou dear, thou worthy Lord; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Hail, thou mighty Saviour, blest | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Hail, thou suffering Son of God! | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Hails him as he passes by. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Half his wisdom, power, or grace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Hallelujah to their King. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Hallelujah! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Hallelujah! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Hallelujah! | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Hallelujah! | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Hallelujah! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Hallelujah, amen; salvations of God! | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Hand in hand we would be walking, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Hang on his firm decree; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Hangs at the mothers breast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Hangs my everlasting all; | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Hangs my helpless soul on thee; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Hangs upon yonder cross. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Happiness complete is thine; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Happiness is not here; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Happiness, thou lovely name, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Happy are they to whom the Lord | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Happy are we, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Happy in thy precious love. | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Happy is the man indeed, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Happy is the savèd sinner, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Happy moments! | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Happy moments! | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Happy moments! | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Happy seasons we have seen! | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Happy songsters! | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Happy soul, that hears and follows | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Happy soul, that, free from harms, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Happy souls! who cleave to Christ | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Happy the church, thou sacred place; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Happy the man that bears the stroke | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Happy the men that fear the Lord; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Harassed with tormenting doubt; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Hard by the signals of his wound; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Hard is that heart which does not melt, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Hard my heart, and cold, and faint; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Harder than rocks and mountains are, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Hardly have a good desire. | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Hardly, sure, can they be worse | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Hark! from the cross a gracious voice | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Hark! his expiring groans arise! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Hark! how he prays, the charming sound | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Hark! how his doleful cries affright | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Hark! how the blood-bought hosts above | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Hark! how the gospel trumpet sounds! | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Hark! ten thousand harps resounding! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Hark! the herald-angels sing, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Hark! the trumpets awful sound, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Hark! the voice of love and mercy | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Hark! those bursts of acclamation, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Hark! those loud triumphant chords! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Hark, my soul! it is the Lord; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Hark, the voice of love, proclaiming | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Harmonious to the ear; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Has God a command to fulfil, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Has God refused to give thee aid, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Has Jesus made you free? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Has a much better faith. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Has all his mightiest works outdone. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Has answered these demands; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Has broken off as well. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Has crowned thy sacred head. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Has died to redeem us! what could he do more? | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| Has ever turned my night to day, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Has felt his sins forgiven, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Has fixed his royal throne; | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Has for hope a solid ground. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Has forgiven, and does forgive, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Has free redemption in his blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Has frequently yielded good cheer. | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Has full atonement made; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Has gathered thick and thundered loud, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Has given a fair and full release, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Has hired him, it seems; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Has joys substantial and sincere; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Has made his nature known. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Has made the contest cease, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Has made the gospel known. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| Has my poor heart been turned aside; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Has nailed our tyrants to his cross, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Has neither shore nor bound; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Has on me laid his gentle rod, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Has power sufficient to atone; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Has restless sin and raging hell | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Has right to interpose? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Has sealed the covenant, too! | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| Has sovereign power to save. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Has touched our eyes and ears, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Has waited for a cure. | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Has wandered from the Lord, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Has washed us clean, and made our peace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Has won my affections, and bound my soul fast. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Has, in the precepts of his word, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Hast made us kings and priests to God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Hast set the prisoners free, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Hast thou a foe before whose face | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Hast thou a lamb in all thy flock | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Hast thou forsaken me? | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Hast thou imparted to my soul | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| Hast thou not bid me seek thy face, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Hast thou not given the sign? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Hast thou not planted with thy hands | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Hast thou the cross for me endured, | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Hast thou, O Father, put to grief | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Haste grasps at all, but nothing keeps; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Haste to join the heavenly throng. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Haste, and seek the Saviours face; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Haste, my Beloved, and remove | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| Haste, then, but with a smiling face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Have I union | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Have cheered our souls and vanquished every fear. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Have done with sin, and care, and woe, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Have envied and admired our lot. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Have favour in his eyes; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Have fixed my roving heart. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Have found eternal wisdom. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Have made the curse a blessing prove! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Have no acceptance here. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Have no presumptuous thought, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Have not I, if any soul, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Have pity on my needy soul; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Have proved his mercy sovereign, rich, and free. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Have taught my soul to see, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Have warned me of approaching harms; | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Have we beheld the Lord; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Have we forgot the almighty Name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Have you no words? ah! think again; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Having Jesus, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Having thee, I want no more. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Having thy sweet consolations, | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| He a present help will be – | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| He all his foes shall quell; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| He all my foes shall quell; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| He all their sorrows heals. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| He and he alone is fit | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| He anoints me from above; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| He answers and fulfils | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| He bears my name upon his heart, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| He bears my sinking spirits up, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| He bears us in his arms. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He bequeathed his peace to me, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| He bids him rule the lands abroad, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| He bids his saints draw nigh, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He bids the saints be glad; | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| He bids us drink his blood; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| He binds my name upon his arm, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| He bore almighty wrath for you, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| He bore it for a chosen race, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| He bore their every poisonous dart, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| He bought me with his precious blood, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| He bought our souls from death and hell; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| He bought thee dear abandon fear; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| He bought thee with his blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| He bought them with his own hearts blood, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| He bowed his awful head; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| He breaks his childrens hearts in twain, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| He breaks the traps and gins that lie | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| He breaks their bonds, himself sets free, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| He breaks through every darksome cloud, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| He brings my wandering spirit back, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| He brings them to the test, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| He bursts at once the sleep of sin, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| He called on Israels God, tis said; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| He calls our wandering feet to heaven. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| He calls the fool and makes him know | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| He calls the simple, blind, and lame | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| He calls thee to his throne of grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| He calls them sons and heirs. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He calls them to a mercy-seat, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| He came from above, the laws curse to remove; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| He came on the pinions of covenant love! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| He came the lost to seek and save by grace. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| He came to atone the dread justice of God, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| He came to save her soul from hell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| He came to save such worms as you, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| He came to save the lost, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| He came to save the poor; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| He came to seek and save, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| He came to seek poor sinners out, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| He came, and, with his own hearts blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| He came, we adore him, to raise us on high; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| He can do nothing good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| He cancels his malicious claim, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| He cannot finally depart, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| He cannot learn to love. | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| He cannot let you starve; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| He cannot long delay; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| He cannot take from us, though oft he has tried, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| He cheers my heart, my needs supplies, | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| He chose a people for his praise, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| He chose her in Jesus his Son, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| He clothed me well from top to toe, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| He comes to set thy spirit free, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| He comes, he comes with truth and grace! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| He comes, the world to judge, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| He comes; the Saviour full of grace, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| He condescends to dwell below. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| He conquered when he fell. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| He could but just sustain the weight. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| He could not me forget; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| He cries, and cries again, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| He crowns thy life with love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| He cures without money; nor will he disdain | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| He designèd to redeem. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| He did all my debts discharge, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| He did thy state survey, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He died and rose again for you; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| He died to atone for our sins, not his own; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| He died to set the captives free; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| He dies! and in that dreadful night | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| He does and will for me provide; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| He doomed me in the dust to lie, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| He draws life and virtue from him. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| He draws the thirsty to his spring, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| He dries their tears, relieves their fears, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| He engaged to manage all, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| He enters into Christ, and there | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| He ever lives to intercede | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| He ever lives, and reigns, and rests. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| He executes his firm decrees; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| He feeds among the spicy beds, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| He feeds his flock, he calls their names; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| He feels himself guilty, and what can he do? | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| He feels it every day; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| He feels the Saviours worth, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| He feels the filth within. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| He feels the sweets of sin forgiven; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| He feels within the weight of sin, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| He felt its galling load, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| He fights our battles well; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| He fills his own immortal NOW, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| He fills the poor with good; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| He finds a settled rest. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| He fondly strives to fling | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| He for them did once atone; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| He formed the sun, fair fount of light; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| He forms his vessels as he please; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| He forsook his ancient glory, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| He fought and he conquered her foes, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| He fought, he conquered though he fell, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| He found me wandering far from God, | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| He freely and faithfully gives | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| He freely loves, and without end. | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| He freely redeemed with his blood | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| He from faith to faith shall go, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| He from the grave my dust will raise; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| He fulfilled; reconciled | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| He gapes with adamantine jaws, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| He gave himself for wretched me, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| He gave his Son their life to be, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| He gave his life a ransom-price | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| He gave his only Son. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| He gave us grace in Christ his Son, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| He gently leads us on; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He gives her power to live and view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| He gives the conquest to the weak, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| He gives the sufferers rest; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| He gives them out strength for their day, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| He gives us all things, and withholds | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| He gladly dictates, gladly hears, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| He graciously imparts; | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| He groaned upon the tree? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| He groaned; he cried; he bled; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| He guards his children well, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He guards our souls from hell and sin | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| He guards them by his power; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| He guides, and moves our steps, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He has a redundance for all that believe. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| He has borne their misbehaviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| He has bought me with his blood; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| He has bought our souls with blood! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| He has broke the bands asunder, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| He has brought us home to God! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has brought us home to God! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has brought us home to God! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has brought us home to God! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has brought us home to God! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has burst their bands asunder, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| He has called us, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| He has conquered death and hell; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| He has engaged, by firm decree, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| He has engrossed my warmest love; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| He has hushed the laws loud thunder; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has made an end of sin, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| He has made us priests and kings; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| He has not got a grain. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| He has once the wine-press trod; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| He has promised to provide; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| He has quenched Mount Sinais flame; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has quite mistook the way. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| He has said hell ever rest. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| He has saved his favourite nation; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| He has saved my soul from sin, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| He has saved us by his blood; | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| He has saved us! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| He has shed his precious blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| He has the Father and the Son, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| He has unmeasured bliss to give, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| He has vanquished death and hell; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| He has washed us in his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has washed us in his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has washed us in his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has washed us in his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He has washed us in his blood; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He hates to put away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He hates to put away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He hates to put away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He hates to put away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He heard, and bade the tempest cease; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| He hearkened to their groans, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| He hears and will relieve complaint: | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| He hears my sad complaints, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| He hears our mournful call. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| He hears our praises and complaints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| He hears the Spirits voice within; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| He hears the groans of his elect, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| He hears the sigh or groan. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| He helps me on him to rely; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| He hides a smiling face. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| He hides the purpose of his grace, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| He himself has bid thee pray, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| He himself, in Jordans river, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| He holds all nature in his hand; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| He hung in open view; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| He hung, through soul and body pierced, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| He in holy triumph broke | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| He in the thickest darkness dwells; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| He in various ways reproves; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| He invites us to this feast; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| He is able, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| He is faithful, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| He is mighty, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| He is my All; of him Ill boast; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| He is my Helper and my Guide; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| He is my Refuge in each deep distress; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| He is my Rock, my Refuge too, | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| He is my Rock, my anchor-ground, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| He is my rich treasure, my God, and my King. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| He is my souls sweet morning star, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| He is my strength and tower; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| He is needful as our All; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| He is needful in all stations, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| He is no fickle friend; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| He is the Son to free; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| He is the whole creations Head, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| He is their Father still; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He is their God, and they shall know | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| He is their treasure and their joy, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| He is though I am blind | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| He is willing; doubt no more. | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| He is your God and King, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| He is your God and King. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| He is your strength and portion too, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| He is, I daily find, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| He justly claims a song from me; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| He keeps a gradual pace. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| He kindly listens while they tell | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| He knows and loves the beggars knock, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| He knows he must resign. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| He knows how deep their groanings are, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| He knows how long Ive languished here, | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| He knows how weak and faint thou art, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| He knows our feeble frame; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| He knows our foes are strong; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| He knows our sins perplex and tease, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| He knows the frailty of our frame; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| He knows we are but dust; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| He knows we have no strength at all; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| He knows what arguments Id take | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| He knows what sore temptations mean, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| He knows, and is known by, his sheep; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| He laid his glory by, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| He leads my soul safely along, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| He led the host of morning stars; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| He led them by the way: | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| He left his radiant throne on high! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| He left his starry crown, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| He lends an unseen hand, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| He let his patience long endure, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| He like an angel stands, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| He likes the tents of Jacob well, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| He lines it out with blood. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He listens to their broken sighs, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| He lives and blessed be my Rock, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| He lives on the bounty of grace, rich and free – | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| He lives within the vail above, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| He lives! he lives! and sits above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| He lives, all blessings to impart! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, all glory to his name! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, eternally to save! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, he reigns, and sits above, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| He lives, the Lord enthroned on high! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, their mansions to prepare, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, to bring them safely there! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, to calm their troubled heart! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, to still his peoples fears! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, to wipe away their tears! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, triumphant oer the grave! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He lives, unchangeably the same! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| He loads their shoulders well with woe, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| He looks to him that works the whole, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| He looks with smiling face; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| He loved and chose because he would; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| He loved me ere the world began; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| He loved, he has loved us, because he would love; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| He loves beyond degree; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| He loves his people, great and small, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| He loves them without end, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| He loves through every changing scene, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| He loves to bind up broken reeds, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| He loves to hear our praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| He loves you most dearly rejoice in his name; | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| He loves, but will correct us too, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| He made a precious way to God. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| He made an end of sin, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| He made by Moses known; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| He made his Son our sacrifice; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| He made the payment good. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| He magnified the law | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| He magnified the law for me, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| He makes his graces shine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| He makes my soul his care; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| He makes the believer, and gives him his crown. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| He makes the blind to see; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| He makes the dead to hear his voice; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| He makes the glorious victory mine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| He makes the sinner sad, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| He makes them feel the cleansing grace, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| He many a sore temptation meet, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| He marketh every tear, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| He may them exercise; | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| He measures, with a span, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| He meets me with a kiss, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| He meets with many a blow; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| He must relieve the poor. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| He my Surety is, and Priest; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| He my wounded spirit cured; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| He near my soul has always stood; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| He never can leave thee, till God is not love. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| He never moves a man to say, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| He never takes away our all – | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| He never will confound | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| He never will permit | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| He never will their cause despise, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| He now has the witness within, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| He now is the theme of my songs, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| He of endless lifes a winner; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| He often makes the crooked straight, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He on Calvary | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| He only claims whateers amiss; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| He only rests in God. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| He paid thy ransom with his hand, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| He paid to justice all its due, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| He pardons all their sins, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| He pardons and forgives, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| He passed to reach the crown. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| He passed within the vail, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| He pities all that feel his fear, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| He pities all their griefs; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| He pities your crying, and will give you rest. | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| He pity neer withdrew. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| He placed in heaven his radiant bow; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| He plants his footsteps in the sea, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| He pleads, before the throne, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| He plucked me as a brand from hell; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| He prays with lifted eyes. | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| He pushes at the gate, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| He puts you in mourning, the dress that you want, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| He quits the dark abode, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| He raised me from the depths of sin, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| He raised me from the lowest state, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| He raises monarchs to their thrones, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| He ran to fetch him home; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| He ran, and fell upon his neck, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| He ransomed me from hell with blood, | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| He ravens and lions can tame! | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| He reads the dark lines which sin has writ there; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| He redeemed us | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| He redresses all the woes | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| He reigns and intercedes. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| He relieves the wounded heart; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| He requires pure desires; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| He reveals in gospel days. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| He rises, sets, but goes not back, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| He rolled the seas and spread the skies, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| He rose and triumphed oer the grave, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| He rose in triumph from the dead; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| He ruined all his future race: | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| He rules and reigns from pole to pole. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| He rules me by his well-known laws | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| He rules oer earth and heaven; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| He rules on Zions hill, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| He safely leads my soul along; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| He said, and off he goes | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| He sank in wraths tremendous tide, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| He satisfied the claims of law, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| He saved me from my lost estate; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| He saved them from their foes; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| He saved us from the wrath of God, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| He saves from death, destruction, and despair. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| He saves from hell we bless his name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| He saves from sin, wrath, law, and hell, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| He saves from wrath and sin, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| He saves you by his grace; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| He saves, and he smiles in the face, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| He saw her polluted with sin, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| He saw her rolling in her filth, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| He saw me distressed, and he said, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| He saw me ruined in the fall, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| He says hell freely give, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| He says, Ive all that I require; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| He sees me often overcome, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| He sees the struggles that prevail | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| He sees us when we see not him, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He sees when I am sunk in grief, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| He sends a legal night; | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| He sends his Spirit with his word, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| He sends his millions down to hell, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| He sets no rigorous tasks; | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| He sets the prisoners free, and breaks | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| He shall by means like these | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| He shall fly to endless day. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| He shall fulfil thy great decrees; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| He shall get safe at last. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| He shall guide me to the tomb: | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| He shall hold thee up when falling, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| He shall send down his heavenly powers, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| He sheds his beams of light divine | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| He shines eternal ages hence. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| He shines into my heart; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| He shouts aloud through pain, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| He shows us first how foul | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| He sighed; he groaned; he sweat; he cried; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| He sighs, he faints, he groans, he cries, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| He sinks in miry clay, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| He sits for grace and judgment there. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| He sits on no precarious throne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| He smarts beneath a Fathers rod, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| He smarts with nails that pierce his feet, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| He smiles, and my comforts abound; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| He sought a city fair and high, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| He spared no pains, declined no load, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| He speaks as prompted from within; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| He speaks, and that almighty breath | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| He speaks, and that almighty voice | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| He stained his garments in their blood, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| He stands accepted in his name | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| He stands in Jesus still complete. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| He stood to strengthen, not to fight; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| He stooped to bleed and die; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| He stretched forth his power, and snatched us from hell. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| He subdued the infernal powers, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| He suffered and died your wants to supply; | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| He surely will display, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| He surveys all our ways; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| He swore but once; the deed was done; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| He takes my soul, ere Im aware, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| He takes peculiar care of such, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| He takes the men of meanest name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| He takes the rebel to his breast, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| He takes the vilest of our race | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| He takes, but cannot hold. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| He tarries oft till men are faint, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| He taught me wisdoms lessons, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| He teach, save the Lamb and his blood. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| He teaches in the soul. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| He tells the shepherds of their joys, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| He tells us were weak, our hope is in vain, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| He that answers is the same. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| He that believes on Jesus Christ, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| He that believes shall never die; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| He that believes, the Scripture says, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| He that believeth Christ the Lord, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| He that better knows than we, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| He that bought thee on the cross | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| He that can dash whole worlds to death, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| He that dictates them is Jesus; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| He that finds this is rich indeed; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| He that formed me in the womb, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| He that has loved us bears us through, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| He that has made my heaven secure | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| He that hung upon the cross, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| He that redeemed my soul from hell | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| He that trusts in his own heart, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| He that wears it | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| He that with Jesus gathers not, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| He that would keep this solemn day, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| He the great atonement made! | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| He the vail has rent in twain; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| He then is all my hope and stay. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| He then took the yoke off my neck, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| He thinks himself the sinner chief; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| He to my succour came. | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| He to the needy and the faint | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| He toils through life, and pants through death, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| He took all her debts and her woes, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| He took his seat above; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| He took our weakness, bore our load, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| He took the Lord, the great I AM, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| He took the bread and blessed and brake; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| He took the dying traitors place, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| He took the robe the Saviour wrought, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| He treasures up his bright designs, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| He tries, but cannot pray, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| He triumphed oer the powers of hell, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| He trusts in our Redeemers hands | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| He turns, and looks, and cries, Tis done. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| He understands a sigh divine, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| He undertakes for sinners lost, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| He undertook our desperate debt; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| He undertook the care and charge, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| He undertook, and must go through. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| He unto the utmost saves. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| He upholds them with his hand. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| He waits to answer prayer. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| He waits to make you free. | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| He was in all things like to you. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| He was needed much indeed; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| He was not readier to deceive, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| He was too wise to err, and O, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| He was tried and tempted too; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| He welcomes all by sin oppressed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| He wept, he bled, he died for you; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| He who Mary thus affected, | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| He who found the wandering sheep | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| He who has helped me hitherto, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| He who taught their hearts to pray, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| He whom I fix my hopes upon; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| He whose word can not be broken, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| He will bring us safely through. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| He will change their night to day. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| He will cheer thee | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| He will ease you of your pains. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| He will have compassion; then why should you grieve? | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| He will his grace reveal. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He will neer afflict too much; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| He will never, never leave us; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| He will never, never, never | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| He will no more be wroth with them. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| He will not deceive thee; his faithfulness prove; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| He will not deceive them, nor spurn them away, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| He will not leave behind; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| He will not pronounce thy doom; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| He will not the weakest forget; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| He will not, cannot go away. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| He will not, he cannot say, Go, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| He will present our souls | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| He will present us sound and whole, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| He will rise up the prey to take; | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| He will say, Come near, ye blessed, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| He will surely give the crown; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| He will wash and feast you there. | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| He will, for his own mercys sake, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| He with his wisdom makes them wise, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| He wore conspicuous on his breast. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| He works it by his power; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| He works salvation in our hearts, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| He wraps in frowns as well as smiles, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| He wrought the righteousness, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| He, beneath the Spirits sealing, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| He, in mercy, called his own; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| He, in the days of feeble flesh, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| He, in the most distressing hour, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| He, like a beacon on a hill, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| He, my Goodness, Strength, and God, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| He, the sinners wise Physician, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| He, to save my soul from danger, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| He, to save your souls from ruin, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Head oer all is Christ to me, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Head of the Church triumphant, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Heal the sick, and lead the blind. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Heal us, Immanuel, here we are, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Healing medicines, here I find, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Heals him of all his wretchedness, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Health and every needful blessing | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Hear and sing, ye sons of God; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Hear him speak, ye savèd few, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Hear his groans, till he, expiring, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Hear my never-ceasing cry; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Hear the Lord himself declaring | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Hear the Redeemers gracious call : | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Hear the blest Redeemer call you; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Hear the dreadful sound, Depart! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Hear the dying Saviour cry! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Hear the general answer, No! | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Hear the glad tidings, hear and live! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Hear the good tidings God has sent, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Hear the hymn of praise we sing. | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Hear the sighs and groans of God! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Hear the trump proclaim the day; | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Hear the voice of revelation; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Hear the whole conclusion of it; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Hear thy humble suppliants cry; | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Hear thy word with godly fear. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Hear us from thy bright abode, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Hear what Christ the Saviour says; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Hear what the Lord has done for me. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Hear whilst we plead the Saviours name, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Hear with meekness; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Hear, gracious God, a sinners cry, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Hear, then, blessed Saviour, hear me! | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Hearing ears, and seeing eyes. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Heart and flesh may fail, tis true; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Heaven and earth shall pass away, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Heaven and earth, shall flee away; | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Heaven before them, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Heaven is that holy, happy place, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Heaven its King congratulates; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Heaven only can bear the full flame. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| Heaven will bring us sweeter rest. | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Heaven will gladly share our songs. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Heaven with the echo shall resound, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Heaven, earth, and hell, draw near; let all things come | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Heavenly Warrior, may we never | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Heavenly blessings, without measure, | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Heavenly joys on earth begin. | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Heavenly tongues are ever aiming, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Heavens brightest Glory sunk in shame, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Heavens brightest lamps, with him compared, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Heeded not a heart unclean; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Heirs of God, joint-heirs with Jesus, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Held by the Saviours mighty arm, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Held for me in thy hand, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Held in the deepest bondage there, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Hell and all its murderous train, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Hell and earth their powers unite, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Hell and thy sins resist thy course, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Hell answer their complaint. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Hell banish every fear; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| Hell be my Sanctuary there. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Hell break the strings of nature soon, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Hell cause thee to bring thy griefs to his throne, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Hell charm them with a holy kiss, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Hell deal thy deeds their righteous doom, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Hell draw them to his breast; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Hell freely and faithfully give. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Hell give thee power, till light return, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Hell give them honour, peace, renown, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Hell had been my destined place. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Hell humble thy proud heart; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Hell is vanquished, heaven appeased, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Hell lead them forth with love and power, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| Hell lead them on fair Zions road, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Hell leave me at last in trouble to sink; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Hell leave you? No, never! his love is too great. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Hell love his own to endless day. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Hell love his saints unto the end, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Hell love tomorrow as today. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Hell make his goodness known; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Hell make his sons and daughters wise, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| Hell neer thee forsake, but surely perform | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Hell never leave thee doubt it not | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Hell never quench the smoking flax, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Hell never, no never deceive; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Hell reach the port for which hes bound; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Hell resounds the dreadful roar; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Hell save you by his grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| Hell seized his agonisèd heart, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Hell surely turn and smile again, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Hell take thee, and plunge thee therein, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Hell take them all to glory too. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| Hell therefore supply all his need, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Hell was our just desert, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| Hell with heaven mingle. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Hell-born sin, once crept in, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Hells deep caverns opening wide; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Help can only come from thee. | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Help each other in the road; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Help each poor trembler to repeat, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| Help me all thy will to do; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Help me in his name to trust; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| Help me to begin today. | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Help me to keep the bloody field; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Help me to taste thy dying love. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| Help me to tear it from thy throne, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Help me to watch, and pray, and strive, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Help me, Lord, on thee to call; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Help them fully to believe, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Help them their office to fulfil, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Help theres none for such as we, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Help to chant the Saviours praise. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Help to sing the Saviours merits; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Help us in Jesus to believe, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Help us thy name to sing; | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Help us to be much in prayer, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Help us to feed on thee by faith, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Help us to feed upon thy word; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| Help us to praise: | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Help us to take, from doubtings free, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Help us, dear Lord, to honour thee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Help, Lord, for men of virtue fail; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Helper, counsellor, or guide? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Helpless and far from all relief, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Helpless and weak, a sinner great, | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Helpless souls have here a Friend; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Helpless, look to thee for grace; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Helps them when they seek his face. | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Hence all our comforts flow, | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| Hence evermore! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Hence from my soul, sad thoughts, begone, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| Hence shall his sovereign throne arise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Hence! accursèd wretch, depart! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Hence, vain, intruding world, depart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Henceforth an end is put to sin | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Henceforth my great concern shall be | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Her conscience gets no ease. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Her craft and spleen shell make them feel, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Her debts and guilt upon him fell; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| Her dissolution mourns; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Her efforts all abortive prove; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Her empire shall maintain; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Her faith and her patience to prove; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Her favourite god pursue; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Her hopes all centre there; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Her hopes oerturned, her projects crossed, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Her mansion near the throne. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Her name he enrollèd above; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Her natures serpentine indeed; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Her noblest life my spirit draws | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| Her only clothing sin and guilt; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| Her only hope for heaven, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Her several saints can boast; | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Her sin, by imputation, his, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Her strength could make a Samson yield; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Her strength shall suffice for the day; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Her suckling have no room? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Her trembling conscience pains, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Her woes are permitted of God, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Her working makes her worse; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Here I behold thy distant face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Here I behold thy wonders, Lord, | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Here I my Ebenezer raise, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| Here I raise my Ebenezer; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Here I will meet the hungry poor, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Here I with wonder see | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Here Id feast my soul for ever; | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Here all Deity can meet, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Here at thy cross, my dying God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Here billows break upon my breast | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Here every bowel of our God | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Here give the troubled conscience ease; | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Here griefs, and cares, and pains, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Here he exalts neglected worms | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Here he smiles and smiles for ever; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Here his brightest glories shine; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Here hungry souls appear, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| Here in this world of sin and woe, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Here in thy love will we rejoice, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Here is my hope, my joy, my rest; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Here is no prevarication; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Here it is I find my heaven, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Here it shines in Jesus face; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Here its guilt may estimate. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Here let him hold a lasting throne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Here let me build and rest secure. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Here let me rest my weary head, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| Here let me search my inmost mind, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Here let me trust, while I adore, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Here let me wash my spotted soul | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Here let my faith unshaken dwell; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Here let my soul her hold maintain, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Here let my soul retreat; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Here let the Son of David reign; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Here let the great Redeemer reign, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| Here let the weary rest, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Here let thy praise be spread; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Here light, descending from above, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Here love, eternal love, abounds, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Here manifest thyself in peace; | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Here may the eternal Three | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Here may true friendship ever reign, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Here may view its nature rightly, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Here may we confidently trust, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Here may we prove the power of prayer | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Here mercys boundless ocean flows, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Here my hungry soul enjoys; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Here no jarring notes are found; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Here no strangers durst intrude; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Here often from our eyes | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Here on my heart the burden lies, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Here on the cross tis fairest drawn, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| Here pardoned rebels sit, and hold | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Here peace and liberty have dwelt, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Here peace and pardon, love and blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Here promises of heavenly love | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Here safety dwells and peace divine; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Here shall my power and love be known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Here shall your numerous wants receive | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Here sinners may approach and live, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Here sinners may commune with God, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Here sinners may draw near, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Here sinners, black as hell, obtain relief; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Here sweeter comforts cheer my heart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Here the Father | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Here the hungry eat and live. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Here the sacred records show | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Here the vast seas of grace, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Here the whole Deity is known, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Here they find a sure abiding, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Here they forget their doubts and fears, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Here they oft conversing sat, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Here they trusted him before us, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Here thirsty souls approach, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| Here thy bleeding wounds are healed; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Here to meet in peace again. | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Here to our waiting hearts proclaim | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Here unite to endless days. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Here we behold his bowels roll, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| Here we by faith may view, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Here we could sit and gaze away, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Here we fix and comfort take – | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Here we have a firm foundation; | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Here we have power to plead with God, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Here we may sit and see him here, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Here we raise our Ebenezer, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Here when thy feet shall fall, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Here will I fix my gracious throne, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Here will I lie, and wait till thou | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Here would I constantly abide, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Here would I wait, and hope, and pray, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Here wouldst keep thy private court; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Here yet is thine abode; | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Here you may quench your raging thirst, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Here, Lord, my soul convicted stands | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Here, O my soul, thy trust repose; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Here, humble saints, your tribute pay; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Here, in obedience to thy word, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Here, in thy gospels wondrous frame, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Here, mighty God! accept our songs; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Here, on the mercy-seat, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Here, says the Lord, ye angels, spread their thrones; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Here, soul, heres raiment rich enough; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Hereafter he will make me know, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Herein let self be all abased, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Herein we every blessing view, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Heres a cord which cant be broken; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Heres a soul that perished suing | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Heres all a God can give; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Heres an amazing change indeed! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Heres blood that can take its defilement away. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Heres health for the sickly, heres life for the dead. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Heres life, and light, and holiness, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Heres my claim, and here alone; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Heres my heart, Lord, take and seal it; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Heres one among the damned | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Heres pardon full for sin thats past; | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| Heres refuge for sinners, whose guilt shall appear | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Heres righteousness enough. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Heres room for my soul to expand; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Heres strength for the weakly that hither are led; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Heres the refuge of the lost; | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Heres water, whose all-powerful stream | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Heres your tenure keep it safe – | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Hes Bread, and the Bread of Life too; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Hes King in Zions land, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Hes Water to cleanse and to heal; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Hes a Strong-hold, ordained for you; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Hes all the helpless soul can need; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Hes boundless both in truth and grace. | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Hes fastened there as God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Hes gone in endless bliss to dwell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Hes great, and Zion shall record | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Hes made unto them righteousness. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Hes marrow and fatness as well, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Hes mine, and with pleasure I see, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| Hes mine; I bought him with my blood. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Hes one in the Lord, and in him he abides, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| Hes precious in his precious blood, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Hes precious in his righteousness, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Hes precious on a dying bed. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Hes precious to his people still. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Hes saved, and saved by grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Hes the Rock in which they hide. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Hes the Rock of our salvation, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Hes the life of every limb. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Hes unsound and filthy, and no good can show. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Hid from all creatures peering eyes; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Hide all my transgressions from view. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Hide me, O Gethsemane! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Hide me, O my Saviour, hide, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Hide my soul within thy arms; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Hide the heavens from my view, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Hides the loved Saviour from my sight, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| High as the heavens are raised | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| High beyond imagination | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| High on a throne of light they stand, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| High on his Fathers throne; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Higher than the heights above; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Him face to face shalt see. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Him rise with power to save. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Him that bled for you and me, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Him whom we now to thee commend; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Him your fellow-sufferer see; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Himself a noble vine, and we | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Himself for others sake he gave, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Himself has bound, by holy ties, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Himself has said my ransoms paid, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| Himself he binds by oath and blood, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Himself he cannot save. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Himself he cannot save. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Himself he gives us still. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Himself my heaven, himself my joy. | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| Himself shall be thy helping Friend, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| His Fathers broken laws. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| His Godhead from his throne: | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| His Prophet now becomes his Priest, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| His Sons own flesh and blood. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| His Spirit all the motion gives, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| His Spirit from above | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| His Spirit he sent, to soften my heart; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| His Spirit joins with ours | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| His Spirit makes our conscience clean; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| His Spirit must disclose | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| His Spirit will cherish the life he first gave; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| His Spirit write the law within, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| His Spirits quickening breath. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| His Spirits voice I hear. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| His Well-Beloved gave; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| His aid and his influence afford, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| His aid theyre supplicating | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| His all-creating beams display | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| His all-prevailing sacrifice | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| His and our Fathers will; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| His are faithful words and true. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| His ark was settled there; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| His arm of omnipotent grace | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| His arm shall thee defend, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| His arms embrace this happy ground, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| His back with hardy stripes is hewed, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| His back with scourges lashed and torn; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| His backs with knotted scourges lashed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| His beams, hes ever mine. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| His beauties called to trace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| His beauties trace, his majesty adore; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| His beauties we can never trace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| His bleeding cross is all my boast; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| His bleeding hands extended wide; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| His blest Spirit does impart. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| His blood alone can wash thee fair, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| His blood can cleanse the blackest soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| His blood has set often the worst broken bones; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| His blood must purge the conscience clean, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| His blood, which did your sins atone, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| His body bruised for sin; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| His body bruised, from every part | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| His body, bathed in sweat and blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| His bodys glorious Head; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| His bodys the temple of the Holy Ghost, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| His bones keep waxing old, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| His bosom bears the tender lambs. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| His bosom glow with love. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| His bosom heaves, with guilt oppressed, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| His boundless years can neer decrease, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| His bounteous hand the poor supplies, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| His bowels melt with love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| His bright robes were quickly gone; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| His brightest form of glory shines; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| His building shall complete; | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| His chariot will not long delay; | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| His chariots will not stay; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| His charms so transcendently blaze, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| His chastening, therefore, prize, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| His children he supplies | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| His children should obey; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| His church is with his presence blessed. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| His claims were set at nought; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| His comforts from the law, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| His commandments | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| His conquering banner oer my head. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| His conquest is crowned with the honours he won; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| His counsel and his care, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| His counsel stands for ever sure, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| His counsel, promise, and his power. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| His counsels are settled of old; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| His counsels eternal made known; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| His counsels to unfold! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| His countenance more graceful is | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His course is joy and righteousness; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| His covenant life eternal gives. | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| His covenant of peace. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| His covenant shall learn; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| His covenant will my soul defend, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| His creatures all are filled | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| His cries may control the lusts of thy heart; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| His cross a sure foundation laid | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| His dear face by faith I see, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| His dear hands were pierced for thee; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| His dear heart was broken too, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| His dear presence makes me whole, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| His death procured thy peace, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| His debts are all discharged, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| His decree who formed the earth | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| His deep and dangerous lies | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| His destined land he sometimes sees, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| His disciples likewise came; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| His drooping head, his streaming side, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| His dying love repeat. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| His dying toil and smart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| His ear is open to their cries, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| His everlasting arms has laid, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| His everlasting love. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| His every word of grace is strong | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| His excellencies trace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| His eyes are majesty and love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His eyes in tears of sorrow drowned! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| His eyes their beams display; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| His face they always view; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| His fairest pretensions must wholly be waived, | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| His faith beheld the promised land, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| His faith stands in Jesuss power, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| His faith to action seldom mounts; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| His faith, and yet believes. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| His faithful word declares to thee, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| His faithfulness, justice, and truth; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| His favour nothing could remove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| His favourites from his breast; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| His flesh and his spirit with malice they tore, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| His foes shall the Christian withstand, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| His footsteps who can trace? | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| His form divinely fair; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| His former visits we recount, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| His free grace adore, and sing Worthys the Lamb! | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| His freed-man thou shalt go. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| His fretful child, a toy, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| His friends forsook him in the night, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| His fulness shall yield us abundant supplies; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| His gifts in abundance we daily receive; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| His glorious grace abroad. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| His glorious power make known, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| His glory and his grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| His glory can never depart; | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| His glory to enjoy. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| His goodness he will make to pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| His goodness praise, his wonders tell, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| His goodness runs an endless round; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| His goodness will find out a way. | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| His grace as the dew shall descend; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| His grace despised, his power defied, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| His grace is now my song and boast, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| His grace mysteriously controls | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| His grace removes my sins. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| His grace shall neer depart; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| His grace shall to the end, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| His grace, from age to age the same, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| His gracious name makes known! | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| His gracious name to raise; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| His gracious purpose he will do. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| His great decrees fulfil, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| His great, his firm decree. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| His hand has writ the sacred word | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| His hand sustains us still. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| His hands a golden censer held, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| His hands and his feet he resigned; | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| His hands are fairer to behold | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His hands securely keep. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| His hatred, unbelief, and guilt, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| His head the finest gold excels; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His head, the dear majestic head, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| His heart dissolves apace. | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| His heart is made of tenderness; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| His heart is my abode; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| His heart upon Zion did set; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| His helping hand, but feel; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| His holy Son he gave; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| His holy head is thrust upon, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| His holy truth to know; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| His honour and his names at stake, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| His honour is engaged to save | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| His honours, and his deathless fame. | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| His humble suit below; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| His infinite power and wisdom proclaim; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| His institutions would I prize; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| His is love beyond a brothers – | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| His judgments adored, his righteousness clear, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| His judgments disapprove. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| His justification receives, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| His kingdom cannot fail; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| His kingdom is begun. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| His kingdom neer decay. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| His language is, Let me, my God, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| His laws are just and mild, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| His legs like marble pillars stand. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His life and death in my behalf, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| His life and glory gone; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| His life he gave a ransom-price, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| His light and airy dreams, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| His light shall make the darkness flee, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| His little arms about her neck, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| His love abideth sure. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| His love all victorious shall conquer for me. | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| His love and grace adore, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| His love and his mercy forget, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| His love and power can bless. | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| His love and righteousness display, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| His love before all time began, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| His love divinely free! | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| His love from Zion move. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| His love from eternity gave us a home, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| His love he fixed on me before time began, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| His love in time past forbids me to think | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| His love is still as great; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| His love is still the same. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| His love no end or measure knows; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| His love no variation knows. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| His love shall banish all your fears; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| His love too can soften hearts harder than stones. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| His love will defend and guard us through life; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| His love, as ancient as his name, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| His love, more ancient than the skies, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| His love, what mortal thought can reach, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| His love, without beginning, knew | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| His loves the same to thee; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| His loving heart engaged to be | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| His loving heart is still | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| His loving-kindness changes not! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness in the skies. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness sing in death! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness, O how free! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness, O how good! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness, O how great! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His loving-kindness, O how strong! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| His matchless grace to you | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| His matchless honours spread; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| His mercies Ill proclaim; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| His mercies lay a sovereign claim | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| His mercies never have an end; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| His mercy and his power; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| His mercy ever stands the same, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| His mercy has no end; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| His mercy never knows a bound; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| His mercy record; his faithfulness sing, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| His mercy visits every house, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| His mercy, truth, and justice join, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| His mercys still the same; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| His merit shall atone for me, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| His mighty acts be told; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| His mighty aid makes known; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| His mighty arm he will make bare; | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| His mighty arms their strength resume, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| His mighty needful help afford, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| His mighty power proclaim. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| His mouth is held with bit; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| His mouth, that poured out long complaints, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His name a tower for strength renowned, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| His name forbids my slavish fear; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| His name is Jesus, for he saves, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| His name is Jesus, full of grace, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| His name is Wonderful indeed; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| His name is all my trust; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| His name is gracious still, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| His name, and love, and gracious voice, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| His name, as Jesus, suits them well; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| His needs he will supply. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| His oath and promise true. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| His oath, his covenant, and his blood, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| His office is to purchase slaves, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| His only Son he deigned to give; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| His overwhelming pain, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| His own bad heart creates him smart, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| His own glory | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| His own good pleasure, not our worth, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| His own though he had all things made | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| His paternal care and love. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| His patience long endures, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| His people and his ways; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| His peoples cause above. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| His person and his word, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| His person bless, his soul secure; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| His piercèd hands and feet; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| His pity melted oer our woes, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| His pleasant fruits at his own feast. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| His power and truth, that never fail, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| His power from above hell kindly impart, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| His power shall shield us when dangers arise. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| His power subdues our sins, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| His power upholds my feeble frame, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| His powerful blood did once atone, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| His praises aloud Ill proclaim, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| His praises my tongue shall employ; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| His precious blood was shed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| His presence cheers the soul, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| His presence lays proud nature low, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| His priestly office she disdains, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| His promise and faithfulness fail, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| His promise assures thee, when troubles assail, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| His promise in his word I see, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| His promise is Yea and Amen, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| His promise is sure: hes Jesus thy Priest; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| His promise stands for ever firm; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| His promise surely hell fulfil. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| His promises are true; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| His providence unfolds the book, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| His providential grace, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| His purchase firm and true; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| His purpose to fulfil, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| His purposes will ripen fast, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| His radiant throne on high, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| His resurrections thine; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| His right hand shall still defend thee; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| His right to reign the flesh denies. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| His righteous laws obey; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| His righteousness exalts their hope, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| His righteousness he gives to them; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| His righteousness is theirs. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| His righteousness makes sinners just. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| His righteousness my robe shall be, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| His righteousness wouldst thou receive? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| His rising from the grave again, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| His sacred side no more shall bear | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His saints in him are perfect too. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| His saints in safety go; | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| His saints shall sing and tell. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| His saints shall surely dwell; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| His saints to bless was present there. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| His salvations full and free; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| His secrets they shall share, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| His shield is spread oer every saint, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| His shoulders held up heaven and earth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| His six days toil is finished then; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| His skill in all cases infallible is; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| His skill infallible, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| His slavish fear for ever gone; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| His sons, in every age and clime, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| His sorrows made thy justice known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| His soul with bitter anguish pressed; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| His sovereign grace shall own. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| His sovereign majesty | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| His sovereign sceptre sway. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| His spirit once rejoiced aloud, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| His spotless righteousness I plead, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| His springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| His steady course has run, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| His streaming feet transfixed and torn; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| His strength, wheneer our spirits fail, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| His strokes are fewer than our crimes, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| His sweet atoning sacrifice | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| His sweet commands fulfil. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| His sweetest thoughts on them did roll | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| His sweetest, loveliest face to view. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| His sympathising heart | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| His tender pity and his love | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| His tender, loving heart | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| His the name of which we boast. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| His track I see, and Ill pursue | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| His traitors and his foes. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| His troops rush headlong down to hell, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| His unctuous love has tuned our hearts and tongue; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| His vengeance sleeps no more, behold the day! | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| His voice the strong one armed dismays; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| His warm affections downward flow; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| His watchful eyes shall keep | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| His way was much rougher and darker than mine; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| His ways are just and true! | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| His will has condescended; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| His will we wickedly oppose, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| His wisdom all his works express; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| His wisdom conducts thee, his power thee defends, | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| His wisdom, love, and power displays, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| His wonders see, his sermons hear, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| His wonders to perform; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| His wondrous works and ways | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| His word a firm foundation gives; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| His word is this poor sinners, hear; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| His word its rage restrains. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| His word of grace the precious field, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| His word shall stand, his truth prevail, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| His word the heart asunder breaks; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| His word to Jews alone. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| His word, though he take his way in the storm; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| His worth I love to tell, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| His worth if all the nations knew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| His worth, his glory, or his grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| His wrath none can escape, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| His yoke is soft and mild, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| His zeal inspired their breast; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Hither by thy help Im come; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Hither the blood-bought children fly; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Hither, Lord, thou didst resort, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Hither, then, your music bring; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Hither, when hell assails, I flee; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Ho! all ye hungry, starving souls, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Ho! ye despairing sinners come, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Ho! ye that pant for living streams, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Ho, poor distressèd, thirsty soul, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Ho, ye despairing sinners, hear, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Hoard up his sacred word, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Hoard up the precious treasure there, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Hold he cannot, though he seize us; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Hold me fast and keep me near thee, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Hold me with thy powerful hand; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Hold thy helpless people fast; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Hold up, and I shall stand. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Hold us up, and we shall stand. | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Holds the helm, and guides the ship; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Holiness in all its parts, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Holiness is his blest abode, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Holiness, without a stain, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Holy Comforter, descend, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Holy Father, God of love! | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Holy Ghost, dispel our sadness, | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Holy Ghost, inspire our praises, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Holy Ghost, repeat the word, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Holy Ghost, we look to thee; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Holy Jesus, Lamb of God, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Holy Lamb, incarnate Word! | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Holy Spirit, on me shine; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Holy Spirit, quickening breath! | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Holy Spirit, shed thy grace, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Holy as the Holy One. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Holy is he in all his works, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Holy is without a flaw; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Holy men, and only they, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Holy, holy, holy Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Holy, holy, holy Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Holy, holy, holy Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Holy, holy, holy Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Holy, holy, holy Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Holy, immortal Three, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Honour and power divine; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Hope all that heaven has good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Hope and sinners here must part. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Hope is my anchor, firm and strong, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| Hope is my helmet; Christ my shield; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Hope long will wait, and wait again, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Hope of all the saints thou art; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Hope of salvation in his name, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Hope, and joy, and love increase. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Hoping still in Jesus blood. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Horrors all hearts appal; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Horrors we can never mention | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Horrors, past imagination, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Hosanna through all the ethereal groves; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Hosanna to his glorious name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| Hosanna to our conquering King! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Hosanna to our conquering King! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Hosanna to the King of saints; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| Hosanna to the eternal name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Hosanna was sung to David, we hear; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| Hosannah to my dying God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Hosannas languish on our tongues, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Hosannas on our tongues; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Hosts of angels, bright and glorious, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Hot and cold, and sweet and sour; | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Hourly conflicts from within; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Hourly crosses from without; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| How Christ has to thy law restored | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| How God had respect to us under sin; | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| How God is satisfied, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| How I waver to and fro, | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| How amiable they are! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| How awful and how grand! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| How backward is my heart | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| How barren is my soul today! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| How bitter that cup, no heart can conceive, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| How blessed are they who truly see | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| How blest is the man who in Jesus believes | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| How blest is the season at which we appear! | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| How blest your state to come is! | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| How blest, how sacred, and how sweet! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| How bright their glories be. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| How can I be cheerful? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| How can I come? some soul may say, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| How can I dare to venture nigh | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| How can a burdened cripple rise? | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| How can a fettered captive flee? | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| How can my soul, with hopes like these, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| How can poor believers stand, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| How can ye hope, deluded souls, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| How canst thou want if he provide, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| How changed, alas, are truths divine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| How charming is the place, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| How choice, how rich they are. | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| How comfortable tis! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| How condescending and how wise | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| How dear that great salvation cost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| How dear to him our cleansing stood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| How desolate my way! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| How despicable to my eyes. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| How did my heart rejoice to hear | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| How different from the wilderness | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| How does he mourn his lonely state, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| How does thy heart to sinners move! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| How dreadful now my guilt appears, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| How easy are my pains! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| How fair soeer it seem. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| How fair soeer they seem. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| How faithful is the Lord! | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| How false, and yet how fair! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| How far the heavenly robe exceeds | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| How few upon the real! | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| How fickle are our ways! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| How firm the promise eer remains: | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| How firm thy hope, thy comfort stands! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| How first thou from bondage wast freed – | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| How free thy favours to dispense! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| How full of doubts I live, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| How full of truth! how full of grace! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| How full the vast reward; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| How gladly does the prisoner hear | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| How glorious is thy holiness; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| How glorious, how divine! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| How grace divine broke up thy cell, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| How grace recedes and comfort dies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| How great and solemn is the thing, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| How great salvation hast thou seen! | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| How great the grace! how sweet the song! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| How great the triumph, who can sing, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| How great their sum, how high they rise, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| How great thy guilt and misery, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| How great we must be made; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| How great, how solemn is the work | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| How great, immutable, and free! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| How happy are we our election who see, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| How happy if their lot is cast | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| How happy is the little flock, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| How happy the man whose heart is set free, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| How happy, how divinely blest, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| How hard and rugged is the way | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| How hardly it was won. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| How harsh soeer the way, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| How hast thou been usèd? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| How hateful, then, must it appear | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| How he shines! how he smiles! how he looks! how he loves! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| How high a privilege tis to know | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| How high thy wonders rise! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| How high, how deep, how wide it rolls! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| How his body God did bruise; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| How his eyes astonished are! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| How huge the heavy load of all, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| How is it he so safe abides? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| How is it, Lord, that thou art kind, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| How is our nature marred by sin! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| How is their fury stirred! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| How it delights my ear! | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| How it was done we cant discuss, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| How joyful this sound, while daily I find | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| How just and holy is the law, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| How kind and gracious he has been. | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| How kind the promises he makes! | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| How light compared with thine! | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| How light, while supported by grace, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| How long beneath the law I lay, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| How long hast thou bestowed thy care | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| How long shall my poor troubled breast | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| How long, O Lord, shall I complain | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| How long, dear Lord, how long | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| How loth with toys to part, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| How low the Lord of life must sink, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| How mean their writings look! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| How mean they look, and dim! | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| How mighty thou art, O Lord, to convert; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| How oft I grumble and repine, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| How oft are we involved! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| How oft art thou constrained to say, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| How oft deceived by self and pride, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| How oft have sin and Satan strove | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| How oft my mournful thoughts complain, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| How oft my roving thoughts depart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| How oft some darling lust creeps out, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| How oft, alas, this wretched heart | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| How often do they steal | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| How often have I thought, | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| How our Lord resumed his breath; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| How perfect, holy, just, and pure | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| How perplexed is the path he must tread! | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| How pleasant is the gate | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| How pleasant, how divinely fair, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| How pleased and blest was I, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| How pleased they look, how bright they shine, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| How poor are all the goods of earth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| How precious and how true! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| How precious are thy thoughts, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| How precious did that grace appear | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| How precious is the Saviour! | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| How precious is the faith | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| How precious is their heavenly Friend! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| How prone the mind to search for ill, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| How prone to start aside, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| How rank their scent, how harsh their juice! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| How ready was Jesus to give! | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| How rich the gift, how free the grace! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| How rich thy bounties are; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| How rich thy flowing blood! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| How sad our state by nature is; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| How safe and how happy are they | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| How shall I approach the Lord? | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| How shall I come to thee, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| How shall I give thee up? | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| How shall I pour out my complaint, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| How shall I praise the eternal God, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| How shall I stand the trying day? | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| How shall a heart that doubts like mine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| How shall we get our crimes forgiven, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| How sharp and numerous are the pangs | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| How short our sorrows are, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| How short the powers of nature fall, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| How signal are the blessings | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| How simple are thy children, Lord, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| How sinners vaunt of power | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| How small thy faith appears! | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| How soft the words my Saviour speaks, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| How soft, compared with that he felt! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| How sore a plague is sin, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| How sovereign is the love of God | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| How sovereign, wonderful, and free, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| How strange is the course that a Christian must steer! | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| How strong it strikes the sense! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| How strong my foes and fears! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| How sure his great salvation shines; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| How sure is our salvation! Christ | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| How sweet and awful is the place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| How sweet and how fragrant the smell! | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| How sweet and precious is the name | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| How sweet are his commands! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| How sweet his providential word, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| How sweet the accents, how divine! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| How sweet the name of Jesus sounds | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| How sweet the song, theres none can say | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| How sweet their memory still! | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| How sweet thy entertainments are! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| How sweet to leave the world awhile, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| How sweet to wait upon the Lord, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| How sweet, how heavenly is the sight, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| How terrible thy praise! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| How the Lord should dwell with me. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| How the summons | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| How then can wrath on me take place, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| How they divide our wavering minds, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| How they escaped from hell, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| How they glory in the Lord, | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| How they shrink with horror, viewing | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| How thou wast plunged in wrath and pain, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| How to mourn and not despair; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| How vain a toy is glittering wealth, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| How vain are all things here below; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| How vast the sufferings, who can tell, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| How very foul and dim are we, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| How vile and black must I appear, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| How watchful is the loving Lord, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| How we may our hearts assure. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| How weak all other helps appear! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| How weak must be this wicked heart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| How welcome are thy shade and streams; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| How welcome to the saints, when pressed | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| How welcome to the soul oppressed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| How welcome to the tempest-tossed, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| How well thy blessed truths agree! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| How white the garments are! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| How wide they spread, how bright they shine! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| How will the wicked quake and fear, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| How willing was Jesus to die, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| How wise and holy thy commands! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| How with delight thy ways they walk, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| How wonderful, how grand the plan! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| How wondrous are the works of God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| How wondrous is thy love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| How would the powers of darkness boast | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| How, all my life-time past, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| How, then, can they persevere? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| However great or small, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| However sinful, weak, and poor, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Huge sorrows meet us as we go, | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| Human hearts and looks deceive us; | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Humble souls, who seek salvation | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Humbly I entreat thy favour, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Humbly take him at his word, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Humbly then sue again | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Humbly trusting in thy cross; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Humility and love. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Humility, and love; | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Hunger and long for righteousness; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Hungry, and poor, and lame, and blind, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Hymned by all the blood-bought throng; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Hymned by all the heavenly host | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Hymned his praise; and why not you? | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Hyssop, the plant ordained by God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| I Omega likewise am! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| I a slave to sin and Satan | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| I always would remain; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| I am Alpha, says the Saviour, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| I am all unrighteousness; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| I am all unrighteousness; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| I am condemned, but thou art clear. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| I am defiled throughout by sin, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| I am nothing else but sin; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| I am now, and shall be thine | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| I am rich, tis he is poor: | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| I am safe, though thousands flee! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| I am saved eternally. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| I am sealed upon his heart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| I am the sinners only hope; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| I am thy God shall be thy stay; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| I am thy God, thy Guide till death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| I am thy Saviour, God, thy All! | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| I am thy gracious Lord. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| I am weak, but thou art mighty; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| I am with thee, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| I am, he says, homely, deformed in each part; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| I am, says Christ, the Life; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| I am, says Christ, the Truth; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| I am, says Christ, the Way; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| I am, says Christ, your glorious Head, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| I answer prayer for grace and faith. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| I ask my soul this question then, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| I ask no price for all I give, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| I ask them whence their victory came, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| I asked the Lord that I might grow | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| I basely sinned against his love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| I bid farewell to every fear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| I bid them all depart; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| I bless thee for the same; | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| I bore for thee the avenging ire, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| I bought thee with my blood; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| I broke his law, and, worse than that, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| I brought thee forth from Pharaohs land; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| I call on God, and cry and shout, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| I call the promises my own, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| I calmly would resign, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| I can do all things, or can bear | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| I can do nothing without thee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| I can do nothing without thee; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| I can do nothing, Lord, tis true, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| I can easily endure. | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| I can feel no love to God; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| I can have no access to God, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| I can no denial take, | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| I can of thy wonders talk, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| I can read my pardon there. | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| I can say, My God is nigh; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| I can suffer, I can die; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| I cannot bear the yoke; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| I cannot doubt thy will; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| I cannot frame a good desire, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| I cannot from my idols part, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| I cannot hope but in thy blood; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| I cannot keep thee in my sight, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| I cannot leave thy throne unblest. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| I cannot live if thou remove, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| I cannot pray, and feel thee near, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| I cannot rest without my resting-place; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| I cannot see without his light. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| I cannot see without his light; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| I cannot serve him as I ought; | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| I cannot serve thee as I would. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| I cannot to a wish aspire, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| I cannot walk without his might, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| I cannot well abide | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| I cannot, dare not, on my own works lean, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| I cant be confounded, The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| I cant wait in vain, for The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| I cast my eager eyes around; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| I chide my unbelieving heart, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| I choose thee in return. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| I come to thee for rest. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| I come, O Lord, and thirst for thee; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| I come, my spouse, I come, he cries, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| I could from all things parted be, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| I daily draw supplies; | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| I dare not trust the sweetest frame, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| I dare to make this plea: | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| I date my maladies; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| I delivered thee when bound, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| I depend on solely, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| I die that thou mayst live. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| I do but humbly speak my wish; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| I do not so for nothing grieve: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| I dread no denial, no danger I fear, | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| I drop my vile head in the dust, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| I durst not confide in his blood, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| I eat his flesh, and drink his blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| I eat the bread, and drink the wine; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| I ever into ruin run, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| I fain would give the day to God; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| I fain would in all things my gratitude show; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| I fain would love the day of rest, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| I fain would see the Saviour near, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| I fain would strive for more; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| I faint unless I feed on thee, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| I fancied patience would be brought | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| I fear to call thee mine; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| I feel I hate it too. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| I feel I must, I shall decline, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| I feel as one immersed in gloomy woes. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| I feel at my heart all thy sighs and thy groans, | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| I feel from day to day; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| I feel its burden every day; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| I feel my fainting spirits droop; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| I feel my loss, nor can my spirit rest, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| I feel my soul the sink of sin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| I feel myself a rebel, base and vile; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| I feel no firm support of faith. | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| I feel no warmth; no fruits I see; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| I feel the mighty power of God; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| I feel this mud-walled cottage shake, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| I feel, alas! the same; | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| I felt it applied, and I joyfully cried, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| I felt the arrows of distress, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| I find how vile I am. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| I find my striving all in vain, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| I find myself a learner yet, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| I find, alas! do all I can, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| I fondly hoped would always last, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| I fought with hand uplifted high; | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| I freely all forgive; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| I freely choose his ways. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| I freely feed them now | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| I full of sorrow go. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| I give him all my heart. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| I give thee what was thine before. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| I glory in infirmity, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| I go and sit with others there; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| I grieve, rejoice, decline, revive, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| I groan, and grieve, and cry, and call | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| I groan, and pray, and cry, and strive, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| I had provoked a dreadful God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| I hate my sins, I loathe myself, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| I hate the sins that made thee mourn, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| I have a heavenly home? | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| I have a mansion in his heart, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| I have a mind that loves him well; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| I have a rich, almighty Friend; | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| I have a sinner to renew, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| I have already come; | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| I have an immortal store. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| I have an unbelieving heart; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| I have joy and peace below. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| I have neither will nor power. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| I have no life, no light, no love, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| I have no refuge of my own, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| I have no skill the snare to shun, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| I have redemption through his blood, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| I have, I want no rest beside; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| I have, as I seem, when left in the dark, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| I hear a righteous man, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| I hear the lion roar; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| I hear, and bow me to the rod; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| I hear, and sing, and seem to pray, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| I hear, but seem to hear in vain; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| I hoped that in some favoured hour, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| I humbly answer, No. | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| I humbly would my wish present, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| I hunger now for heavenly food, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| I in the heavens will sing his praise; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| I kick and murmur at the rod, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| I know I should be spared. | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| I know his glories from afar, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| I know my heart deceitful is indeed; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| I know my sheep, he cries; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| I know not where I am. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| I know not where I am. | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| I know the Lord is nigh, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I know the bright, the Morning Star. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| I know them, and I hate their din; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| I know this wretched world cant fill | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| I know thy holy, fiery law | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| I know thy judgments, Lord, are right; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| I know thy vessels cant be broke. | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| I know what Christians ought to be; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| I know what he appoints is best, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I know, in all that has befell, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| I launch into the deep; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| I lay down my life for my sheep; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| I lay my soul beneath thy love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| I lift my heart to thee; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| I like a stone remain. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| I lisp and falter in my prayer, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| I lived at ease, nor feared to die; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| I long for a concert of heavenly praise, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| I long in thee to live and move, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| I long to hear thy pardoning voice; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| I long to lay me down and die, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| I long to lie beneath thy throne; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| I long to taste the purple flood, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| I look for life, but dead remain: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| I look into my Saviours breast. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| I look into my heart, and find | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| I look to Christ alone; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| I look to thee to be supplied | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| I looked to the law for some help, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| I lose my life, I lose my soul, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| I love her gates; I love the road; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| I love my Shepherds voice; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| I love the Incarnate Mystery, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| I love the Lord with mind and heart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| I love the windows of thy grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| I love thee well, my child. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| I love to meet among them now, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| I make it all my song. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| I make it fouler still. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| I may be helped to sing, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| I may my fierce accuser face, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| I might as soon the seasons change, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| I miss the presence of my Friend, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| I mope, I grieve, I faint. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| I mourn like one bereft of home and friend, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| I mourn to see thy blood | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| I muse on the years that are past, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| I must expect a daily cross; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| I must have Christ as All in all, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| I must have all things, and abound, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| I must lie down and die. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| I must pronounce thee just in death; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| I need not blush to own that he, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| I need not dread his utmost spite, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| I need the influence of thy grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| I need thy quickening powers; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| I neer had chosen thee. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| I never can from him be torn. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| I never, no never can starve. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| I no more at Mary wonder | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| I now account as worthless dross; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| I often hear him say, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| I often hear the word of life, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| I often make the last the first. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| I on his breast a place have found | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| I on thy promises depend; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| I once was lost, but now am found; | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| I only read a sealèd book, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| I own my wretched case; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| I own the just decree; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| I pant for the light of thy face, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| I pant, I groan, I grieve | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| I pine with sickness and with sin. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| I pray to be released from guilt, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| I prize the privilege of prayer, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| I quit the hopes I held before, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| I ran the roads of sin and death | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| I read my name upon his breast, | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| I read the truth and think it oer, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| I read their triumph in their eyes; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| I rest on his unchanging grace; | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| I rise from earth, and soar to heaven. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| I run to meet my Lord. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| I sacrifice them to his blood. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| I saw One hanging on a tree, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| I saw a river rise, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| I saw it too just to forgive; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| I saw my sins his blood had spilt, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| I say, hes my meat and my drink, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| I scarce perceive a glimpse of hope. | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| I see from far thy beauteous light, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| I see my fig-leaf righteousness | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| I see my remedy at hand; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| I see thee full of truth and grace, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| I seek and hope to find | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| I seek no further light; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| I seek on earth no happier lot, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| I seem forsaken and alone; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| I seem to eat and take my fill, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| I shall appear to their surprise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| I shall be near, and like my God! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| I shall be safe, for Christ displays | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| I shall behold my Lord at home, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| I shall behold thy blissful face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| I shall escape, secure from harm | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| I shall for ever reign, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| I shall have peace at last, I cried. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| I shall know and feel thee mine. | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| I shall partake the heavenly store, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| I shall possess the same. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| I shall possess, within the vail, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| I shall sing to him that died. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| I shall with the Lord appear! | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| I shall, as my Master, be | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| I shall, as ransomed by thy blood, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| I share a filial part, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| I should be a castaway? | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| I should not fear, but boldly stand; | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| I should perceive the noise no more | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| I sigh, I mourn, I groan; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| I sigh, but dare not talk. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| I sing my Saviours wondrous death; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| I sink at thy feet with my load; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| I sinned and stumbled but the more; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| I sometimes go where others go, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| I sometimes think myself inclined | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| I soon shall reach the harbour, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| I sought thee, but I found thee not, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| I sought, my God, for thee, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| I starving am for want; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| I still had lived estranged from God, | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| I still shall see thy face, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| I stood amazed, and wondered when, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| I surely will save thee from sin; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| I taste the dear, enchanting bliss, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| I tell him all my grief and pain, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| I thee had hated still. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| I therefore now commend; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| I think my foes all dead. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| I thirst for thy Spirit, with cries | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| I thirst, and faint, and die to prove | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| I thought to leave his school; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| I tire, and faint, and mope, and mourn, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| I to evil still am prone; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| I to my Saviour speed my way, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| I to my own sad place return, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| I to my sheep will give; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| I to thy mercy-seat repair, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| I toiled the precept to obey, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| I too could boast of merit once, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| I took for solid good, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| I travel through a desert wide, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| I tread the world beneath my feet, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| I trembled at the stormy hour, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| I tried his patience with my crimes, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| I tried, resolved, and toiled, and tugged, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| I triumph and adore; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| I triumph over all by faith, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| I trust I shall be saved at last. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| I trust him now, and feel him too. | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| I trust his righteous character, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| I trust in him alone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| I trust thy faithfulness and power, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| I tune my harp with theirs. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| I turn my eyes within; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| I venture all on One. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| I view my own bad heart, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| I wait a visit, Lord, from thee. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| I want no sacrifice beside. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| I want no work within, says one; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| I want to be set free | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| I want to know nothing beside; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| I want to trust, but cannot trust, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| I want – do thou enrich the poor; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| I was alive without thy law, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| I was as destitute of will | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I was dead and live for ever, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| I were a wretch undone! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| I who his name did once revile, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| I will all thy burdens bear; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| I will all thy needs supply. | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| I will ever give to thee. | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| I will exalt my Fathers name; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| I will not leave you comfortless? | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| I will not let thee go, unless | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| I will not let thee go. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| I will not, I will not desert to his foes; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| I wish for pinions like the dove, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| I with joy his love repeat, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| I with saints and angels stand; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| I without him perish must. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| I wonder not if giddy men | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| I wonder not – how should he please | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| I would be near thy feet, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| I would be peaceful and alone. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| I would be rid of sin. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| I would believe thy promise, Lord; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| I would disdain to feed? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| I would esteem the world but dross, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| I would for ever speak his name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| I would give all my ramblings oer; | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| I would love him ten times more; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| I would not be a stranger still | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| I would see Jesus every day, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| I would submit to all thy will, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| I would, but cannot love, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I would, but cannot rest | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I would, but cannot; Lord, relieve; | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I would, but cant repent, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| I would, but thou must give me power, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| I, I am thy God, and will still give thee aid; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| I, a wretch undone and lost, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| I, the High and Holy One, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| I, who heaven and earth have framed, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Id break through every foe; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| Id choose thee for my portion, Lord; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Id creep beside him as a worm, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Id fear thy cause to plead? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Id flourish and bear fruit; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Id fly to thee, and be at rest. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Id fly, and leave this world below, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Id hear his groans, and view each wound, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Id keep my station near its side, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Id leave thy earthly courts and flee | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Id part with all the joys of sense | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Id plead for his own mercys sake, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| Id seek his will in all I do, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Id seek my every joy in thee, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Id sing how he left his own mansions of light, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Id spread my wants before his face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| Id tell him how my sins arise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| Id to this Rock for shelter flee, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| If Christ do not appear, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| If Christ his influence withhold; | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| If God his residence remove, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| If God his sword of vengeance draw, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| If God rebuke for pride, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| If God, our God, is near. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| If I am found in Jesus hands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| If I attempt to pray, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| If I did not love at all? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I did not love the Lord? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I have not loved before, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I knew a Saviours love? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I love at all, I pray; | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I love, why am I thus? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I loved my Lord before, | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| If I must perish, there to die. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| If I pray, or hear, or read, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If I should turn from thee? | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| If I through thy word am clean; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| If I will also go? | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| If Jesus be but there. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| If Jesus be but there; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| If Jesus did himself withdraw, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| If Jesus is for ever mine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| If Jesus is ours, we have a true Friend, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| If Jesus kindly say, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| If Jesus loves the gospel-poor, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| If Jesus on them pity show. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| If Jesus seem to hide his face, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| If Solomon for wisdom prayed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| If all the world to me was given; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| If anything, easy or hard, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| If asked what of Jesus I think, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| If aught is felt, tis only pain, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| If aught there dark appear, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| If but a moment I depart, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| If but a single moments space, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| If by sin theyre overtaken, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| If cares and sorrows me surround, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| If close to thy Lord thou wouldst cleave, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| If darkness cloud my days. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| If darkness him surround, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| If death must follow, I comply; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| If doings prove rather too light, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| If dust and ashes might presume, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| If endless life be their reward, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| If ever it could come to pass, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| If ever my poor soul be saved, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| If faith be strong as well as true, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| If for thy want of love he chide, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| If from death Im fully saved, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| If guilt affords thee fearful smart, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| If guilt and sin afford a plea, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| If guilt pursue thee with its cry, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| If guilty stings thy conscience feel, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| If he is made to trust in Christ, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| If hope, that used thy soul to cheer, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| If in his crown I hope to share, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| If in my Fathers love | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| If in my soul thy Spirits ray | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| If in prison, he can set free, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| If in thy presence can be room | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| If in thy word I look, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| If it be indeed begun. | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| If it be thy holy will, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| If justice draw its flaming sword, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| If light attend the course I run, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| If light, exulting thoughts arise, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| If more refined amusements please, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| If my Redeemer shows his head, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| If my heart is broken well, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| If my hope on Christ is stayèd, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| If my immortal Saviour lives, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| If my soul is cast to hell, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| If no milder means will do. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| If not wholly built on his might, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| If often he hides his face from his friends, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| If on false foundations built; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| If on my face for thy dear name, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| If once compared to thee! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| If once his grace renew the heart, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| If once the love of Christ we feel | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| If once the sun shines upon a soul clear, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| If one believer may be lost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| If one good wish would purchase heaven. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| If pain and sickness rend this frame, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| If penitence be quite left out, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| If profit be thy scope, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| If providence should frown, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| If rebels thus are freed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| If reconciled I see thy face, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| If reproached, let me rejoice; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| If severed from the Vine. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| If sheltered in thy righteousness, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| If sick, or lame, or poor, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| If sin affects thee not with woe, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| If sin be pardoned, Im secure; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| If sin is loathsome to thy heart, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| If sinless innocence be theirs, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| If sometimes I strive, as I mourn, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| If strong thyself, support the weak; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| If such a weight to every soul | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| If such the sweetness of the streams, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| If the whole world you could possess, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| If theres one so vile as I, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| If these can alter, I must fall; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| If this be Zions rule, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| If this be granted, well adore | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| If this be, Lord, thy way, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| If this foundation be removed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| If thou be mine, all will be well; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| If thou be on my side, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| If thou depart, tis hell. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| If thou hast my discharge procured, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| If thou press on, the crowds will fly, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| If thou remember me. | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| If thou shouldst leave us, we must fall; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| If thou shouldst take them all away, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| If thou the least displeasure show, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| If thou withdraw, tis night. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| If thou, O God, art mine. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| If thou, celestial Dove, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| If thou, dear Lord, so base a wretch wilt save, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| If thou, my God, art near. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| If thou, my Jesus, still be nigh, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| If thourt the Son of God, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| If thy blood has purged my sin; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| If thy life was in the root, | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| If thy presence thou deny; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| If to thee I breathe my prayer, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| If to this thou art a stranger, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| If today he deigns to bless us | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| If today we be sincere, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| If unbeliefs that sin accursed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| If unto Jesus thou art bound, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| If we now believe aright, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| If we of his death partake. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| If we reprove some hateful lie, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| If we think of reconciling | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| If wealth or honour, power or fame, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| If well, be tender to the sick; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| If what those words aver, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| If with my sin compared, tis light, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| If you are returning to Jesus, your Friend, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| If you but touch that purple tide, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| If you tarry till youre better, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Ill bear the unequal strife, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Ill bless his name; hell bring me through, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Ill cast my crown before his throne, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Ill cry, Remember me. | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| Ill daily seek, for who can tell? | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Ill eat them with the paschal Lamb. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Ill gladly glory, then, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Ill go, for all his paths are peace. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Ill lay me down, and sweetly sleep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Ill make him my foundation too, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Ill never, no never, no never forsake. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Ill not despair, for who can tell? | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Ill point to thy redeeming blood, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Ill praise his name for grace received, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Ill raise a cheerful song, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Ill raise my fainting voice, and say, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Ill sing the riches of thy love, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Ill sing thy power to save. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Ill speak forth the love of my Lord, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Ill speak the honours of my King. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Ill speak the honours of thy name | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Ill still adore his name. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Ill strengthen thee, help thee, and cause thee to stand, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Ill teach them to look unto me. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Ill tell him, too, how base I am, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Ill tell the Father and the Son, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Ill then go exulting in thee, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Ill therefore wait in Meshechs land, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Ill to my Father go, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Ill trust the world no more; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Ill work in thee both power and will; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Im Jesus, the First and the Last; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Im Jesus, who lives, and was dead, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Im a miracle of grace. | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Im a pilgrim here below; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Im a poor wanderer far from home, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Im blest, Im blest, for ever blest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Im but a mass of filthiness; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Im captive led, nor can get free, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Im dear to God and to the Lamb; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Im filled with tossings to and fro; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Im fretful as before. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Im full of diffidence. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Im happy! all is well. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Im lame, and cannot walk; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Im lost in wonder, melt with grief, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Im married to the Lord the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Im not ashamed to own my Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Im rich to all the intents of bliss, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Im safe! Ill shout, O law and sin, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Im saved by grace divine; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Imagination gives! | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Imaginations utmost stretch | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Immanuel had not bled and died, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Immanuel! thrice-blessèd name! | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Immanuels offspring come; | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| Immediately from thee! | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Immensely great! immensely small! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Immensity he fills; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| Immortal and divine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Immortal crowns of majesty, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Immortal honours rest on Jesus head; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| Immortal life to bring, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| Immortal love no change can know | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Immortal majesty is his, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Immortal principles forbid | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Immortal thanks be paid, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Immortally must live. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| Immovable the promise stands; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Immutable and free. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Immutably the same, it flows | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Impart a kind celestial shower, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Impart thy quickening power; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| Impart to all thy flock below | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Implant and root it deep within; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Implore thy powerful help, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Impoverished souls receive? | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Impress our souls with dread; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Impress upon my wandering heart | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| Impressed on his heart it remains, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Imputed righteousness I own | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Imputed righteousness is strange, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| In Christ eternally beloved; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| In Christ he is perfect, and free from all guilt, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| In Christ he moves, and acts, and lives | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| In Christ is a suitable store, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| In Christ is salvation; the kingdom is his. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| In Christ most richly dwell. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| In Christ my treasure gathered is; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| In Christ their mysterious Head; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| In Christ they all complete appear; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| In Christ they both harmonious meet; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| In Christ, his Ark, he safely rides, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| In Christ, your glorious Head; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| In Christs atoning blood, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| In Christs obedience clothe, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| In David I see a greater by far; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| In Edens garden there was food | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| In God, the life of all my joys, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| In Gods all-searching sight. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| In Gods eternal book; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| In Gods most holy will; | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| In Him for ever to rejoice. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| In Him my treasures all contained; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| In Him what glories I behold! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| In Jehovahs sacred word. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| In Jesus Christ, the King of grace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| In Jesus Im comely and fair. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| In Jesus Im perfect and free. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| In Jesus approvèd, eternally loved, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| In Jesus belovèd, and washed in his blood, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| In Jesus bleeding hands and side. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| In Jesus combine all the riches of grace, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| In Jesus house there still is room | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| In Jesus image shining bright | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| In Jesus may we live and rest, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| In Jesus the Lamb, from eternity slain; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| In Jesus the Saviour, the sinner shall view | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| In Jesus they are justified; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| In Jesus they most richly meet; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| In Jesus they shall trust; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| In Jesus thy image with brightness we view, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| In Jesus, and Jesus alone, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| In Jesus, the Lamb, the Fathers delight, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| In Jordans swelling flood; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| In Jordans swelling flood? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| In Meshech, as yet, I reside, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| In Meshechs discouraging land. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| In Salems streets above; | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| In Satans image born; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| In Unity through Christ our King; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| In Zion let us all appear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| In Zion soon we all shall meet. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| In Zions courts for praise and prayer, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| In Zions salvation accord; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| In a believers ear! | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| In a diviner light. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| In a favour so divine; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| In a form, without the power; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| In a polluted, dreadful state, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| In a rich ocean join; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| In agonies and blood, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| In all commotions rest! | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| In all created good; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| In all his glorious hue; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| In all his holy, sovereign will, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| In all its height, and breadth, and length. | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| In all my sorrows, conflicts, woes, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| In all my troubles and distress, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| In all need to Jesus go; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| In all our hearts abroad; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| In all our worst afflictions, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| In all their sorrows bears a part, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| In all they do, or think, or say, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| In all they say and all they do. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| In all things are the same. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| In all things nothing may I see, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| In all things ordered well for thee; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things ordered well. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In all things well approved. | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| In all thy distresses thy Head feels the pain; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| In all thy ways to run? | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| In all we ask or do. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| In all we think or speak, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| In all you say, in all you do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| In an eternal covenant sure; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| In awful flames of fire. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| In bearing witness to his word, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| In blazing wrath drew near. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| In blessings on your head. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| In bondage and distress! | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| In both his grace we prove. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| In bringing proud Goliaths down. | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| In chanting forth his grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| In characters of blood; | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| In childhood, youth, and growing years; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| In coming from thy courts above, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| In coming to the mercy-seat! | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| In covenant from of old, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| In coverings not his own. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| In coverings of their own? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| In dark dispensations his kindness hell prove, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| In darkest nights he makes a way, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| In darkest shades if he appear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| In darkness and distress, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| In darkness born, I went astray, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| In darkness or distress, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| In darkness such are held; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| In death thou wilt most needful be, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| In deaths awful day true peace in my mind; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| In deep distress complain, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| In deep distress, then raptures feel; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| In doctrines no savour; in duties no salt. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| In doubt, nor dies nor lives. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| In dread consternation, distracted with fear | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| In due time the true blessing came. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| In duty and in bliss, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| In each dear place the same rich scene | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| In earth or heaven above, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| In endless bliss, his own shall prove | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| In endless love, the Holy Three | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| In essence eternally one, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| In eternity thats past; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| In every action glows! | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| In every age, of every name, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| In every believer two armies are seen, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| In every blessing he ordained. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| In every changing scene below, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| In every condition – in sickness, in health, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| In every counsel of his will, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| In every gloomy hour. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| In every mercy, full and free, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| In every new trial, to him will I cry, | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| In every office he sustains, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| In every outward act, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| In every rough and stormy gale, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| In every sore and deep distress, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| In every star thy wisdom shines; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| In every state are blest; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| In every state secure, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| In every storm, in every sea, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| In every thought and act impure, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| In every thought within, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| In every time of need well cry, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| In every time of need, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| In every trying, deep distress, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| In every victory he gains, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| In evil long I took delight, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| In exercise remain. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| In faith and godly fear. | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| In faith and holy fear; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| In faith and love, while thus we sing: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| In faith present our prayers, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| In faith, and love, and every grace; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| In faithful friendship joined. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| In fellowship with him we loved? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| In fellowship with thee. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| In fiery trials thou shalt see, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| In firmest bonds of peace. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| In fragrant rows at thy right hand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| In full glory I shall shine. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| In garments dyed in blood, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| In garments white as snow; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| In glorious triumph led; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| In glory evermore. | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| In glory throned, divinely bright, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| In glory to appear. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| In glory, Lord, may I be found, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| In glory, soon, with Christ their King, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| In glorys ineffable light. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| In graces magazine; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| In guilts dark dungeon when we lay, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| In hands, and feet, and side. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| In heart, in lip, in life depraved, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| In heaven he lives, our King, our Priest; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| In heaven he reigns your God and King, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| In heaven my choicest treasure lies, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| In heaven their dwelling-place. | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| In heaven theres neer a vacant throne; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| In heaven, and earth, and air, and seas, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| In heavens high court for good, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| In higher notes than they? | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| In him I hope; in him I trust; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| In him I live, upon him cast my care; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| In him I stand completely just; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| In him Im ever, ever pleased, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| In him Ive power with God. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| In him a holiness complete, | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| In him a rich fulness dwells, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| In him alone Ill boast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| In him live, upon him rest, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| In him my soul admires and loves, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| In him my soul delighteth well; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| In him my weary soul has rest, | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| In him the Father never saw | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| In him the Gentile church shall trust; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| In him the brightest seraph boasts. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| In him the church was chosen too, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| In him the world no beauty sees, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| In him there dwells a treasure all divine, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| In him they stand complete and just; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| In him thy mighty power exert; | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| In him, and him alone, confide; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| In him, as my Head, abide; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| In him, as my portion, boast. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| In himself, he is nothing but sin and disgrace; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| In his appointed hour, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| In his appointed way. | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| In his best and brightest form, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| In his blood has washed us clean; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| In his dying minute; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| In his heart they have a place, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| In his highest work, redemption, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| In his likeness to appear? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| In his mighty name confide; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| In his own appointed way. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| In his own heart the Christian puts | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| In his own vital flood; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| In his remembrance-book | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| In his rich garments clad; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| In his righteousness confiding, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| In holiness the saints delight, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| In honour high, of whom is told | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| In honour of your King. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| In hopes to see his face. | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| In humble praise, with holy fear; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| In hymns of joy, to praise the Lord. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| In joy, and peace, and thee? | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| In knowledge of thy Lord? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| In language loud to men proclaim | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| In lifes fair book set down; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| In lifes uncertain path I stand; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| In loud complaints he spends his breath, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| In love I correct thee, thy soul to refine, | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| In love for ever rest; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| In love remember me. | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| In love to Zion, he has broke | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| In lustre, when compared with him. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| In marks of indelible grace; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| In me, a sinful worm; | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| In meditation sweet, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| In melting grief and ardent love. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| In memory of thee. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| In memory of thee. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| In memory of thee. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| In memory of thee. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| In memory of your dying Friend! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| In men redeemed from death. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| In mercy forgiving delight; | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| In mercy put a stop to war; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| In mercy send us peace; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| In mercy to our aid descend, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| In mercy to us speak; | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| In millions of creatures, which fell | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| In miseries great he sighed; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| In mounts of danger and of straits, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| In mutual love, ere time began. | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| In my Beloved meet and shine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| In my Jesus arms secure, | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| In my infirmity, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| In my own breast I look and read | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| In myself I have no hope; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| In natures barren soil; | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| In never-ceasing prayer. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| In oaths, and promises, and blood. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| In one anothers peace delight, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| In one harmonious song; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| In oneness with his nature pure, | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| In other ills we find | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| In our Almighty Leaders name; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| In our Jehovah dwell; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| In our and angels breasts; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| In our deepest darkness rise, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| In our distress he bears a part, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| In our eternal home, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| In our happiness rejoices, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| In our hearts and lives be found; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| In pain, in sickness, or in death. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| In part or through the whole, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| In pastures fresh and green; | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| In pastures fresh he makes me feed, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| In paths of truth and grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| In peace dismiss us hence; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| In pensive pleasure join with me, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| In pity for me paid. | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| In pleasing him their pleasures placed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| In poverty and wretchedness, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| In povertys vale, or abounding in wealth; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| In praise and prayer ascend thy hill; | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| In prayer, and faith, and hope; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| In precious blood, and crimson lines. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| In principle unmoved; | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| In purest love their souls unite, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| In quiet rests our brothers dust, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| In realms above the sky, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| In realms of endless peace. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| In rebellion blindly bold; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| In relieving our complaints, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| In rising from the flood, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| In rivers of sorrow it flowed, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| In robes of salvation and praise, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| In robes prepared by God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| In sacred peace our souls abide, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| In sad Gethsemane. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| In safety and quiet thy warfare he ends. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| In search of earthly good, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| In search of endless life! | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| In seas of heavenly rest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| In seas of unmolested rest. | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| In season due he seals | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| In secret so increase thy store, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| In self Im polluted and vile; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| In self a mass of hateful dregs, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| In shadows and types so sublime. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| In shining glory with the just; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| In shining ranks they move, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| In sighs, or groans, or words expressed, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| In signs of bread and wine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| In singing, God is love. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| In sinners born of God? | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| In sins dark maze they wander far, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| In six days God made heaven and earth | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| In solemn, sweet accord, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| In some degree condole. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| In some unexpected way, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| In some unguarded hour? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| In songs to make thy glories known, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| In sorrows sharp and long; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| In sorrows vale, by raging thirst, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| In sorrows, sicknesses, or pains, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| In souls renewed, and sins forgiven; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| In sounds to mortal ears unknown; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| In spite of all hell we of victory sing; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| In spite of all my foes can do. | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| In spite of all that may oppose. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| In spite of all thy unbelief; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| In spite of every foe; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| In spite of the world, sin, or thrall; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| In spite of unbelief, and pride, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| In such a frame as this, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| In such a wretched heart as mine? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| In such sweet posture let me lie, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| In swaddling bands the Saviour view! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| In sweet harmonious strains; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| In sweet obedience to thy Son. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| In sweet raptures I shall see | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| In sweetest harmony | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| In sweetest harmony of praise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| In temptations darkest hour; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| In thankful notes your voices raise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| In that dear Babe of Bethlehem I see | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| In that divine treasure of grace; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| In that dread moment, O to hide | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| In that immortal song! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| In that tremendous day. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| In that tremendous day; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| In the Lord is our perfection, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| In the Lord, his Living Way, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| In the Lords most holy place. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| In the Redeemers blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| In the Redeemers blood; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| In the affections of his heart; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| In the ark the weary dove | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| In the bonds of love and peace; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| In the bright world above. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| In the churchs room and stead, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| In the councils of Jehovah, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| In the day of thy appearing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| In the dear bosom of his love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| In the distressing hour. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| In the distressing hour. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| In the eternal Fathers breast, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| In the garden groaning, drooping | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| In the gloomy garden, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| In the happy paths of love! | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| In the highest heaven enthrone him! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| In the highest heights, and then | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| In the highest heights, and then | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| In the highest strains of love; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| In the hour of dark temptation, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| In the midst of tribulation, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| In the paths of promise tread; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| In the person of the Saviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| In the purposes of heaven; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| In the sad garden, on the wood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| In the shepherds hearts a flame, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| In the watery grave we see, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| In the watery grave, to show | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| In the way himself has taught; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| In the way that I should go; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| In the way the fathers trod; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| In the whole of your behaviour, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| In the world of endless ruin, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| In the world weve tribulation, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| In the young gardens of his grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| In thee I all things do possess; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| In thee I every glory view, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| In thee all blessings richly meet; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| In thee our tribes appear, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| In thee shall Israel trust, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| In thee thy Fathers glories shine; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| In thee, and thee alone. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| In thee, the Lord alone. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| In their Shepherds loving breast. | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| In their divinest forms. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| In them is no solid rest. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| In them that unto Jesus flee; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| In themselves as weak as worms, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| In these cold hearts of ours. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| In these he was resolved to make | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| In things whereof theyre now ashamed? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| In this I make my greatest boast, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| In this alone I can confide; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| In this appointed place. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| In this appointment shine! | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| In this bewildered state, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| In this dark desert to complain; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| In this dark wilderness. | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| In this dear Christ I all things have; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| In this distress, the course I take | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| In this eternal choice; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| In this glad hour! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| In this his understanding stood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| In this one God will I rejoice, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| In this one request agree, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| In this our evil day; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| In this our strong tower for safety we hide, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| In this place he loved to be, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| In this poor stony heart! | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| In this posture let me live, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| In this temper let me die, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| In this the accepted day; | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| In this way is to be had; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| In this way the church has trod, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| In this wilderness below, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| In this – we ask thy presence, Lord! | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| In those who love thy name; | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| In those whom God has loved? | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| In thy Surety thou art free; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| In thy almighty favour; | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| In thy atoning blood! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| In thy beloved Son. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| In thy bitter passion; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| In thy bosom bearst the lambs; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| In thy bosom safely lodgèd, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| In thy dear bosom let me hide; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| In thy deep wounds a balsam find, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| In thy delightful ways. | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| In thy fair book of life and grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| In thy foul condition; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| In thy grace alone I trust. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| In thy mercy if I share; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| In thy name O Lord, assembling, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| In thy own appointed way. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| In thy own ways. | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| In thy presence I am happy; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| In thy presence I can conquer, | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| In thy presence Im secure; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| In thy presence all afflictions | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| In thy promise is my hope; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| In thy shining courts above; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| In thy strength alone I stand; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| In thy strength may we be strong; | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| In ties of blood, and nothing less, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| In time and to eternal days, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| In toiling and rowing thy strength is decayed. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| In tremendous agonies; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| In tribulations thorny maze, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| In triumph rose the conquering God, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| In trouble afford a confidence strong, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| In trouble and in joy, | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| In union with the Lamb, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| In vain Apollos sows the ground, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| In vain I charge my thoughts to stay, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| In vain I read, in vain I pray, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| In vain I seek for rest | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| In vain I withstood, and fled from my God, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| In vain from creatures help I seek; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| In vain men talk of living faith, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| In vain our march opposes, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| In vain the bright, the burning sun | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| In vain the fancy strives to paint | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| In vain the sons of wealth and pride | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| In vain the tempter frights my soul, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| In vain the trembling conscience seeks | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| In vain they boast their little stores; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| In vain they seek the worlds relief; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| In vain to hoard it up they tried, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| In vain we ask Gods righteous law | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| In vain we boast perfection here, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| In vain we meet to sing and pray, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| In vain we search, in vain we try, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| In vain we seek for peace with God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| In vain we strive to rise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| In vain we tune our formal songs, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| In vain ye rail, in vain oppose; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| In vain, alas! is natures aid; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| In vain, alas! resolve to bind | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| In value less or greater seem, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| In vanity I spent my youth; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| In vast eternity he chose | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| In vengeance burst upon his head; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| In victory over all; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| In vineyards, planted by his hand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| In weakness and distress, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| In what sad plight I stand! | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| In whateer we do or say; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| In which none are clothèd but Jesuss bride; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| In whom I live, and move, and am, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| In whom I stand complete. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| In whose dear name their fervent cries | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| In willing bonds, beneath thy feet. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| In wisdom, stature, grace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| In wit to heal affliction? | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| In wonder dies away! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| In word, and deed, and mind; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| In words we oft express; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| In worship so divine | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Incarnate God and Lord, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Incarnate God, I fly; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Incensed at all your sins and mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Incline the heart, unclose the mouth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| Incomprehensibly made man. | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Increase my faith, increase my hope, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Increase our faith and love, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Increase our faith, and hope, and love; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Increased and filled the world with sin. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Indeed we are not much like him. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Indeed, Ive nowhere else to flee; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Indignant Justice stood in view; | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Indulge their lust, and still go on | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Indulge their sloth, consult their ease, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Indulged by thy Lord his glory to see; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Indulgent God, how kind | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Indulgent goodness spares | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Infant of Days he here became, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Infect and rot within; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Infidels may laugh; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Infinite day excludes the night, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Infinite in truth and justice, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Infinite justice on him threw. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Infinite wisdom! boundless power! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Infirmities annoy, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Infirmities, as means, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Inflicting strokes of wrath divine; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Informed by the gospel for such there is room; | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Inhabitest the humble mind; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Innumerable foes, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Inscribes his laws in every son, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| Insensible as steel; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Insensible to love or pain? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Inspire the living faith, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Inspires the heart with heavenly bliss, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Instead of this, he made me feel | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Instruct our minds; our wills subdue; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Instruct them in thy heavenly will, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Instructs me to the heavenly fight, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| Insult and rend thy helpless soul? | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Insulted in his lowest case! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Insulting foe, tis true; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Intent to aggravate my woe; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Interceding for his own. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Intercepted by thy God, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Interposed his precious blood. | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Into every troubled breast! | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Into my arms for freedom fall; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Into my soul convey; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Into my soul descend; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Into the world we nothing brought, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Into thy heart-breaking sorrows, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Into thy secret will? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Intolerable load! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Intoxication pleasure? | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Invaluable blood! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Invite believers to rejoice. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Invites his children near, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Invites the helpless and the poor? | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Inviting souls to venture near; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Iron bars and brazen gates. | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Is Davids root and offspring too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is Jesus Christ to me. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Is Jesus my Saviour, my Husband, and Friend, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| Is a delightful theme; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Is a privilege divine; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Is able and willing to save; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Is all from immutable love. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Is all his love to sinful me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Is all that saves me from despair. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Is all the law can do. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Is all this world to me; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Is always joined to faith. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Is as they stand in Christ their Head; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Is brought, for all his people, in. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Is but a lie at best. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Is but a thin and lowering cloud, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Is but the voice of every saint: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Is by God exalted high. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Is cancelled by his death. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Is easier still; but O to feel | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Is endless praise and glory due. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Is faithful to his Son. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Is faiths divine repast; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Is filled with anxious fear; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Is food for dying souls. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Is fooled and vexed, yet snaps again. | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Is freed from the bondage of guilt and the curse; | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| Is from his gifts to draw a plea, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| Is guarded well in every part | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| Is he a Door? Ill enter in; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Fire? hell purge my dross; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Fountain? there I bathe, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a God, and shall his grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Is he a Head? each member lives, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Rock? how firm he proves! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Rose? not Sharon yields | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Star? he breaks the night, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Sun? On thee hell shine. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Is he a Sun? his beams are grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Temple? I adore | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Tree? the world receives | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Vine? his heavenly root | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he a Way? he leads to God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he compared to Wine or Bread? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he designed the Corner-stone, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Is he thy God? Hell bring thee through. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Is heaven on earth to me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Is hid, or lies forlorn; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Is in this book denied. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Is infinite delight. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Is it not his who could not call | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Is it thy all-wise decree, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Is laid for your faith in his excellent word! | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Is left on sacred record thus; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Is like the troubled sea; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Is manifestly passed from death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Is mercy transportingly sweet. | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| Is more than highest angels can; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Is more than mere notion or name; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Is more than mere notion or whim; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Is my inquiry now. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Is narrow, low, and small; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Is not a legal task; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| Is not for such as I. | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Is not the Holy Ghost. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Is not thy chariot hastening on? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Is not thy mercy still the same, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| Is not thy name melodious still | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Is not to eat and drink; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Is now to Christians given; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Is our best sacrifice. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Is precious, pure, and good; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Is prone to go astray; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Is put on the finger, Gods kindness to prove, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| Is raised for their defence; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Is raised on seats of power and pride, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Is rendered fit with Christ to feast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Is revealèd | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Is richly treasured here. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Is richly treasured here. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Is risen victorious from the grave. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Is sin thy daily grief? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Is sin, and death, and hell. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| Is some kind haven near! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Is something very hard. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Is sometimes hot and sometimes cold, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Is still to call and pray, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Is still to dreadful changes prone; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Is stored with precious promises, | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| Is subject to his eye. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Is sweeter than ten thousand days | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Is that secure abode, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Is that thou wilt to us cleave. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Is that which leads to life! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Is the Lord and Saviour! | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Is the eternal God! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| Is the evening time at hand? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Is the hope of Israel now. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Is the love of God to man; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Is the rest the cross supplies; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Is the returning day of rest, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Is the sweet well of Bethlehem! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Is there a thing beneath the sun, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Is there nothing here below | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Is there nought can yield repose? | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Is this polluted heart | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Is this the Man? can this be he | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Is this the case? Yes, Lord, tis true; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Is this the lot of Gods elect? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Is this, dear Lord, that thorny road | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Is thy own care. | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Is thy victorious sword! | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Is to be one with thee. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Is to feel your need of him, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Is to me a mighty shield, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Is true Almighty God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Is vanity and toil. | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Is walled around with grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Is welcome news to him. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Is welcome to a Throne of Grace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Is, he sent his Son to bleed. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Is, that our hearts extend their plan; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Is, then, the law of God untrue, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Is, to be led by thee | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Isaac alone is lawful heir; | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Israel trembled when they heard. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Israel, passing through the fire. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Israel, thy King for ever reigns, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Israels God, by all adored, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Israels hope and sacrifice. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Israels strength and consolation, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| It always is full to the brim, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| It behoves us | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| It bids me fly, and lends me wings. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| It binds up the broken in heart, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| It blows its poisonous breath, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| It boasts of a celestial birth, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| It brings amazing stores of grace | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| It charms the humble saint, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| It cheers a debtors gloomy face, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| It cheers my soul, revives my hope, | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| It cheers with hope the gloomy day, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| It claims no merits of its own, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| It comes entirely free; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| It comes not from above; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| It comes through Christ alone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| It cometh from the Lord. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| It conquers in weakness; is proof against strife; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| It dies as soon as born. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| It does not reign alone. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| It drank in various woe; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| It fights against his love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| It fills the heart with dread; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| It flows from Jesus love and grace. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| It flows through the word of thy grace, | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| It follows, so may all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| It follows, without further strife, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| It gives religion life | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| It gives what it teaches, and guards what it gives. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| It grows not native, like our skin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| It has no charms for me; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| It heals the soul of feverish heat, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| It holds forth salvation so perfectly free! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| It holds the fainting spirit up; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| It holds the weak believer up, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| It is finished! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| It is finished! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| It is finished! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| It is finished! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| It is finished! Angels bear it, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| It is finished! Sinners, hear it; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| It is finished! all is over; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| It is finished! – O what pleasure | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| It is finished, said the Lord, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| It is his delight to succour his own; | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| It is the Lord, enthroned in light, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| It is the Lord, my covenant God, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| It is the Lord, who can sustain | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| It is the Lord, whose matchless skill | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| It is the Lord; should I distrust | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| It is the Lords own promise. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| It is the Spirits gracious part | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| It is the cordial true; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| It is the wine of Love, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| It knew no beginning, and never shall end! | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| It knows and craves no higher birth. | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| It lays in heaven the topmost stone, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| It lays my soul at mercys gate; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| It leans on Jesus breast. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| It leaves me yet unblest, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| It lives and labours under load; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| It looks for life and peace; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| It made them strong and made them bold, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| It magnifies his precious name, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| It makes a conscience whole, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| It makes broken hearts to rejoice, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| It makes me feel my ruined state, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| It makes me start aside, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| It makes obedience all delight. | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| It makes the coward spirit brave, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| It makes the foulest sinner clean, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| It makes the wounded spirit whole, | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| It matters not how black their cast; | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| It might enchant; it could not bless; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| It mingles with the prayer; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| It must be so, it is the way. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| It never once departs. | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| It oft has afforded relief from my fear, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| It overcomes heaven by prayer; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| It pineth after thee, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| It pities the falls of the weak, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| It points the road to Zions hill, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| It puffs us glad, torments us sad; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| It regulates passion, and helps us to quell | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| It rises high, and drowns the hills; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| It says to the mountains, Depart, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| It scorns in borrowed robes to shine, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| It seemed to charge me with his death, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| It sets the soul at large; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| It sets time past in present view, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| It shall a blessing prove; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| It shall last eternally. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| It sharpens our sword and strengthens our shield. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| It shines with everlasting light. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| It softens well the heart of stone, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| It soothes his sorrows, heals his wounds, | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| It speaks of mercy, rich and free, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| It speaks of pardon, full and free, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| It strikes our spirits dead. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| It sweetly once drew in? | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| It takes its terror from the grave, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| It takes out all stain whenever applied; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| It tells me, and that with a smile, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| It then bred worms and putrefied; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| It treads on the world and on hell; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| It triumphs in the dying hour. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| It triumphs over sin and death, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| It vanquishes death and despair; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| It welcomes the weary to come and be blessed | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| It were an easy part | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| It will see war no more; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| It yields some hope of life divine | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Its beams have shone with strength and heat, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Its beauties all centre in Christ, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Its beauties astonish me quite, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Its beauties none can trace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Its best belovèd Son; | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Its blessings all unite; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| Its blessings, though rich and divine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Its bonds shall never break, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Its endless glories shine so bright, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Its everlasting arms. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Its fountain springs in heaven above, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Its glories Ill sing, and its wonders Ill tell; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Its glories cannot cease, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Its glories, with wonder, I trace; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Its healing power has always wrought | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Its highest delight is to give | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Its hold we cannot break. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Its honours in his blood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Its interest in thy grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Its jots and tittles stand the same. | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Its loathsome stench emits; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Its owner is a heavenly King; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Its pleasures now no longer please, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Its power and zeal increase. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Its power may be provèd again and again. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Its riches are unsearchable; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| Its streams revive our drooping souls. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Its unctuous odours downward spread; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Its wondrous virtues must prevail; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Ive Canaans goodly land in view, | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Ive a settled peace with God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Ive bound thee up secure, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Ive foes and fears of every shape, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Ive none but thee in heaven above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Ive nought to trust but sovereign grace; | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Ive riches immense and divine; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Ive scarce a glimmering ray of light; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Ive seen an end to what we call | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Ive sinned against thy love; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Ive something else in view; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Ive tried the rest, and plainly see | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Jehovah God! eternal Lord most high! | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Jehovah Jesus is our King, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Jehovah Jesus is the sinners Friend, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Jehovah Jesus, we will thee adore, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Jehovah does my griefs redress, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| Jehovah filled his throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Jehovah has decreed, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Jehovah has said, tis left on record, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Jehovah here resolves to show | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Jehovah is her God and King, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Jehovah is his name. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Jehovah is his name; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Jehovah is his name; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Jehovah is my Sun; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Jehovah is my righteousness; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Jehovah is the sinners Friend, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Jehovah on the mercy-seat; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Jehovah shut him in. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Jehovah their souls will expand, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Jehovah was her guide; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Jehovah will appear. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| Jehovah will maintain | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Jehovah will put them to flight, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| Jehovah, Great I AM, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Jehovah, the Saviour, appears, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| Jehovah-Jireh is his name; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| Jehovah-Jireh will appear, | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| Jehovahs awful name revere, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Jehovahs eternal and co-equal Son, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Jehovahs love declare; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Jerusalem, my happy home! | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Jerusalem, my happy home! | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Jesus Christ has wrought for me. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Jesus Christ is All in All. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Jesus Christ is still the same, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Jesus Christ to keep in view, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Jesus Christ, Gods holy Lamb, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Jesus Christ, our King and Head, | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Jesus Christ, the righteous Judge, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Jesus Christ, the sinners Friend, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Jesus Christ, the sinners Friend, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Jesus Christ, your Fathers Son, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Jesus all your debts will pay; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Jesus as his Way shall shine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Jesus bears a matchless name. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Jesus beholds where Satan reigns, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Jesus blood speaks loud and sweet; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Jesus blood speaks solid rest; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Jesus blood still speaks with power, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Jesus came to reclaim | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Jesus conquered death and hell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Jesus crucified I see; | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Jesus died for sinners sake. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Jesus does his spirit bear, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Jesus draws the chosen race | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Jesus feels for thy distress. | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Jesus freely gives us all. | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus gets and fills my heart. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Jesus gives both, the Scripture saith; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Jesus gives us | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Jesus gives us life and peace, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus gives us pure affections, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Jesus gives us true repentance, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Jesus grave before you lies; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Jesus has done all things well. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Jesus has done all things well; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Jesus has lived and died for me. | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Jesus has made an end of sin, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Jesus has made an end of sin, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Jesus has made an end of sin, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Jesus has our sins forgiven, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus has said who surely knew | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Jesus heals the broken-hearted; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Jesus invites his saints | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Jesus is Judge of quick and dead; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Jesus is Zions only rest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Jesus is a Friend in need! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Jesus is a holy way; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is a humble way; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is a mighty Saviour; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Jesus is a wise Physician, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Jesus is his name, and Christ; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Jesus is kind to our complaints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Jesus is my great High Priest; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Jesus is of life the fountain; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Jesus is our God and Saviour, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Jesus is our great salvation, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Jesus is our strong salvation; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Jesus is precious, says the word; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Jesus is still the sinners Friend, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Jesus is the King of kings, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Jesus is the chiefest good; | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus is the living way; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is the narrow way; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is the one thing needful; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| Jesus is the way of peace, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is the way of strength; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is the way to God; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is the way to bliss; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Jesus is worthy to receive | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Jesus it owns a King, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Jesus lived and died for me, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Jesus lived and died for thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Jesus lived, and loved, and died, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Jesus love and blood impart, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Jesus loved, and loves for ever; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Jesus loves to answer prayer; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Jesus makes the weakest able, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Jesus my Boaz is; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Jesus name is life and peace; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Jesus name will richly grant; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Jesus opened when he died. | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Jesus our distress was viewing; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Jesus our heavenly Warrior is, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Jesus precious blood alone; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Jesus precious blood, once spilt, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Jesus presence still I crave; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Jesus ready stands to save you, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Jesus saved my soul from hell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Jesus saw us sunk in ruin, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Jesus says hell neer forget thee, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Jesus says, Let each believer | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Jesus sends his Holy Spirit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Jesus shall his elect avenge, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Jesus shall reign, the new man cries; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Jesus sought me when a stranger, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Jesus speaking in his word! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Jesus speaks it, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Jesus speaks, and speaks to thee; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Jesus still to Israel gives; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Jesus takes the highest station; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Jesus the Author is | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Jesus the Lord appears at last, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Jesus those happy souls does bless, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Jesus was chosen as our Head, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Jesus well exalt alone; | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus weltering in his blood! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Jesus whispers from the skies, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Jesus whispers this sweet sentence, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Jesus will not thy cries forget; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Jesus will not, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Jesus will revive thee. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Jesus will thee soften. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Jesus will there remain; | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Jesus! to thee I breathe my prayer; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Jesus, Friend of sinners, hear | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Jesus, I know, has died for me; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Jesus, I long for thee, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Jesus, I love thy charming name; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Jesus, Lord of life and peace, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Jesus, Lord, we look to thee; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Jesus, Lover of my soul, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Jesus, Lover of thy nation; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Jesus, Redeemer, Saviour, Lord, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Jesus, Shepherd of the sheep, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Jesus, Shepherd of thy people, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Jesus, Source of our salvation, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Jesus, and him crucified. | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Jesus, and shall it ever be, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Jesus, arrayed in mortal form, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Jesus, as water well applied | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Jesus, at thy command | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Jesus, before thy face I fall, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Jesus, cast a look on me; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Jesus, come! May every one | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Jesus, confiding in thy name, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Jesus, crucified for me; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Jesus, deign to bless us thus, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Jesus, engrave it on my heart, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Jesus, ere he gave his blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Jesus, fix our souls on thee! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Jesus, full of all compassion, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Jesus, guide thy silly sheep; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Jesus, hail! enthroned in glory, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Jesus, hear our humble prayer, | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Jesus, how glorious is thy grace! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Jesus, how heavenly is the place, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Jesus, immutably the same, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Jesus, in thee our eyes behold | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Jesus, in thee what glories shine! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Jesus, in thy dear name I trust, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Jesus, in thy mercy smile; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Jesus, in whom the Godheads rays | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Jesus, lead me by thy power | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Jesus, let me feel its power, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Jesus, let thy pitying eye | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Jesus, make us one in heart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Jesus, make us wise and holy, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Jesus, mighty God and Saviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Jesus, mighty King in Zion! | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Jesus, mighty Prince of Peace, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Jesus, mighty to renew, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Jesus, my All, to heaven is gone, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Jesus, my God, I know his name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Jesus, my Lord! thy blood alone | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Jesus, my Lord, my Life, my All, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Jesus, my Sanctuary, lives! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Jesus, my Shepherd, lived and died, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| Jesus, my great High Priest, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Jesus, my humbled soul would cleave; | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Jesus, my soul befriend; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Jesus, my souls athirst for thee; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Jesus, my souls compelled to flee | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Jesus, nor shall it eer remove. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Jesus, now thyself reveal; | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Jesus, now to thee I bow; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Jesus, oer the billows steer me, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Jesus, omnipotent to save, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Jesus, once for sinners slain, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Jesus, our Lord and God, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Jesus, our Lord and King, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Jesus, our Lord, arise, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Jesus, our Redeemer, shed | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Jesus, our dear Redeemer, died | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Jesus, our eternal Lover, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Jesus, our exalted Head, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Jesus, our exalted Saviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Jesus, our great High Priest, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Jesus, our triumphant Head, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Jesus, our victorious Lord, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Jesus, overwhelmed in blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Jesus, remember me. | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| Jesus, reveal thyself to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Jesus, reveal thyself to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Jesus, save me, or I die. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Jesus, the Friend of sinners, dear, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| Jesus, the Gift of gifts appears, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Jesus, the Judge, shall come, | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Jesus, the Judge, shall come, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Jesus, the King of Glory, reigns | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Jesus, the Lord our Righteousness, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Jesus, the Lord our righteousness. | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Jesus, the Lord, enthroned on high, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Jesus, the Lord, is King, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Jesus, the Lord, my Saviour is, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Jesus, the Man of constant grief, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| Jesus, the Saviour, is his name; | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| Jesus, the Truth, the Way, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Jesus, the faithful, true, and just, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Jesus, the glorious Head of grace, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Jesus, the mighty Saviour, lives, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Jesus, thee we all adore; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Jesus, therefore, let us own: | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus, theres nothing but thy blood | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Jesus, thou Almighty Saviour, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Jesus, thou alone canst save, | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Jesus, thou art all compassion; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Jesus, thou art our only rest | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Jesus, thus for sinners smitten, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Jesus, thy Godhead, blood, and name, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Jesus, thy Spirit and thy word | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| Jesus, thy blood and righteousness | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Jesus, thy feast we celebrate, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Jesus, thy helping hand | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Jesus, thy humble mind impart, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Jesus, thy light impart, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Jesus, thy love alone can give | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Jesus, thy rich consolations | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Jesus, to thee I lift my eyes, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Jesus, to thee I make my moan; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Jesus, to thee I would return, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Jesus, we bless thy Fathers name; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Jesus, we come to meet | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Jesus, we in thy name entreat; | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Jesus, we our cross have taken, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Jesus, we thy name adore; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Jesus, we will frequent thy board, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Jesus, what a love was thine! | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Jesus, when on the bloody tree | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Jesus, when stern Justice said, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Jesus, whereer thy people meet, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Jesus, while he dwelt below, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Jesus, who came to save, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Jesus, who once was dead. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Jesus, whom their souls rely on, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Jesus, with all thy saints above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Jewels to thee are gaudy toys, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Join all the glorious names | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Join and point to mercys store; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Join in the everlasting song, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Join prayer with each inspection; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Join the glad song, and there adore | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Join the triumph of the skies; | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Join thou, my soul, for thou canst tell | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Join to admire the feast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Join to confirm the wondrous grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| Join to make this peace secure, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Join to praise Immanuels name. | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Join to praise redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Join to sing aloud of him. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Join to sing the pleasing theme; | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Join to swell the sacred song. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Join with delight in prayer and praise, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Join with me, ye angels, join! | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Join with the host of virgin souls, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Join, all who love the Saviours name, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Join, every tongue, to praise the Lord, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Join, every tongue, to sing | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| Join, ye saints, the hosts above; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Joined by his Spirit and his love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Joined hand in hand, they go to meet | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Joint-heirs with him for evermore. | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Joy and love shone round his head; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Joy and shame our hearts possess; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Joy and wonder sweetly mingling; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Joy is a fruit that will not grow | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Joy of every longing heart. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Joy of heaven, to earth come down! | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Joy to those who know the Lord. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Joy, that thou couldst pity thus; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Joyful Ill pass the chilling flood, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Joyful news to you I bring; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Joyful with all the strength I have | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Joyless is the days return, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Joys which earth cannot afford. | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| Judge not the Lord by feeble sense, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Judgment and truth support his throne. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Judgments nor mercies eer can sway | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Just and holy is thy name; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Just and jealous in his ire, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Just and righteous is our King; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Just and true are all thy ways, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Just are thy ways and true thy word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Just his judgments, fit his rod | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Just suits a case like theirs. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Justice and truth attend thee still, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Justice and truth his court maintain, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Justice cried, Im satisfied, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Justice declared the debt was paid; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Justice declares the work is done, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Justice drew its sword on me! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Justice every plea will stop; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Justice exacts its utmost mite, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Justice has no loss sustainèd; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Justice is now for me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Justice obeyed the word; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Justice once unsheathed its sword; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Justice satisfied indeed; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Justice seals it; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Justice smiles, and asks no more; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Justice stands, and demands | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Justice unsheathed its sword, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Justice views with approbation | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Justice with mercys reconciled, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Justice, beholding his attire, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Justice, from her awful station, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Justice, mercy, truth, and love, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Keep Christ in view; let God be true; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| Keep Christ, your living Head, in view, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Keep close to me, thou helpless sheep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Keep distance, ye profane; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Keep from courage, vain or vaunted, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Keep it safely, softly sleeping, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Keep me, Lord, from self-deceit. | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Keep me, O holy Lover, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Keep no longer at a distance, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Keep silence all created things, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Keep us from a proud appearance, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Keep us in a world of sorrow; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Keep us near thy wounded side; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Keep us near thy wounded side; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Keep us safe from every foe. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Keep us till the storm shall cease; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Keep us very, very low. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Keep us with thy arm almighty, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Keep us, then, O keep us ever! | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Keep waiting evermore; | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Keep your slaughtered Lord in view. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Keeps thee from the Saviour. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Kept as Jehovahs eye, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Kind Author and ground of my hope, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Kind and loving to the end. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Kindle a flame of sacred love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| King Jesus does appear, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| King of glory! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| King of kings, and Lord of lords! | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| King of kings, and Lord of lords! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| King of kings, enthroned above, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| King of saints, incarnate God. | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Kingdoms and men would vanish soon; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Knock I may at Jesus door, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Knock on at mercys door; | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Know thee to be my promised rest. | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Know they greatly need him; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Know, whom the Saviour favours much, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Knowing that the Lord is nigh; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Knowing we are not exempted | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Knowledge of all terrestrial things | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Knowledge of what is right, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Known through the earth by thousand signs, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Known to thee by tasting. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Knows every saints peculiar case; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Knows in whom our trust is. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Knows not a limit nor an end. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Labour hard you may, and long, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Laid aside his just displeasure, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Lamb of God for sinners wounded! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Lamb of God, in thee we trust, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Lamb of God, thy power make known; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Lamb of God, we fall before thee, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Lamenting it truly, and loathing it too, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| Land me safe on Canaans side; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Large petitions with thee bring; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Larger communion let me prove | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Law and conscience Jesus quells; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Law and terrors do but harden, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Law charges, too, which he must pay, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Laws that bespeak his kindness still, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| Lay down our heads, and sleep in thee; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Lay heavy on his soul. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Lay in the womb, before his birth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Lay me humbly at thy feet. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Lay me low and keep me there. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Lay to my arm, but all in vain; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Lay us low before thy feet, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Lays his bright robes of glory by, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Lays the foundation of my hope, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| Lead me all my journey through; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Lead me forth by thy right hand; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Lead me the celestial way. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Lead me the way thy saints have known; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Lead me to my journeys end. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Lead me to the Lamb of God; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I. | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I. | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Lead them into pastures green, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Lead us forth by thy sweet Spirit, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Lead us out of self to thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Lead us through this desert land; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Lead us to Christ, our only rest, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Lead us to thy Throne of Grace; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Leading us in holy fear. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Leads to endless joys above; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Lean upon his loving breast; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Lean upon thy truth and grace. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Leaning on all-sufficient grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Leaning on thy loving breast, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Learning, pleasure, wealth, and fame, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Leave all your boasting self behind, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Leave earth and all its toys, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Leave his church a prey to hell. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Leave me not to walk alone; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Leave more righteous souls to boast: | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Leave not my trembling heart to fail. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Leave the false ways ye long have trod, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Leave them, and to refuge fly; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Leave us not to empty notion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Leave us not, forsake us never, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Leave worldly cares behind, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Leave, ah! leave me not alone; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Leaves may languish, fruit decrease, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Led by him we brave the ocean; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Led by that report alone; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Led forth by Gods free grace, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Led forth by the Spirit to fight. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Left at an uncertainty, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Left his own house to walk with God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Left the bright realms of bliss! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Legal obedience were complete, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Leprous quite throughout with sin; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Leprous soul, press through the crowd | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Leprous souls, unsound and filthy, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Less than thyself will not suffice | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Less we cant, we cant give more. | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Lest I farther yet should roam | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Lest I should loiter in my race, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Lest I should suffer loss; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Lest it should once from thee depart; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Lest it sink thee lower; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Lest some hid snake or wily snare | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Lest thy people careless grow; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Lest we drive them to despair. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Lest we settle on our lees; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Lest what he gives us we should lose; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Lest you should go weeping, while Canaanites boast. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Lest, for want of thine assistance, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Let Christ be all your song; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Let Christ be thy boast, for thou art his choice; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| Let Christians all attend | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Let Christians join to laud | J. Hart (S.M.) | 502 |
| Let God be the Object in praises addressed, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Let Gods anointed shine; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Let Israel bless the Lord, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Let Jesus answer them. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Let Jew and Gentile stop their mouths, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Let Zion in him trust; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| Let Zion songs of triumph sing; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Let Zion with sweet pleasure sing | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Let Zion, in her songs, record | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Let Zion, then, with one accord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Let a poor labourer here below, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Let a repenting rebel live; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Let all be liars and him be true, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Let all fruitless searches go, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Let all obedient souls | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Let all our powers agree; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Let all our powers be joined | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Let all that dwell above the sky, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Let all the heathen writers join | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Let all the ransomed of the Lord | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Let all the saints adore his name, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Let all the saints below the skies | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Let all thy powers agree. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Let all thy powers aloud proclaim. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Let all within me join, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Let angels prostrate fall, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Let avarice, from shore to shore | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Let but thy own almighty arm | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Let cares like a wild deluge come, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| Let carnal Jews blaspheme, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Let each child enjoy a portion, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Let each into his soul descend, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| Let each one esteemed thy servant | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Let earth and heaven combine, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Let earth and skies reply, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Let earths alluring joys combine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Let elders worship at his feet; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Let evening blush to own a star; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Let everlasting glories crown | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Let every Christian lift his voice, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Let every anxious thought be still, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| Let every breast with gladness glow, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Let every drooping saint | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Let every heart and voice accord, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Let every heart record. | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| Let every kindred, every tribe, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Let every open ear attend, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Let every plant the power partake, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Let every saint above, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Let every soul repeat with faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Let every thankful tongue repeat, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Let every tongue the Father own, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Let every vanity be gone; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Let faith be active in the Lamb once slain, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Let faith survey your future store. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Let faith the battle win. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Let faith triumphant cry; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Let fear and love, most holy God, | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Let fears no more confound! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Let gladness crown the day; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Let grace abound in every part, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Let grace divine my soul defend, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Let grace triumphant reign. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Let graces, then in exercise, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Let heaven and earth, from pole to pole, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Let him come when he thinks best; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Let him who thirsts for heavenly joys, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Let his great name be praisèd, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Let his people raise their song. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Let hope and joy succeed; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Let hope survive, though damped by doubt; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Let incense smoking from my breast, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Let it by thee made tender be, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Let it never, Lord, be said, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Let its power be felt by me, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Let joy succeed the weeping night; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Let man forbear to boast, | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Let me again thy smiles partake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Let me among thy saints be found | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Let me attest thy power; | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Let me be by grace restored; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Let me be sick with love, and die. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Let me build and rest alone. | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Let me but feel thee near; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Let me but hear my Saviour say, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Let me but view thy lovely face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Let me come unto my Lord, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Let me die thy peoples death. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Let me ever with thee dwell. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Let me feel like what I see; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Let me find thyself my home; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Let me for shelter fly; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Let me hide myself in thee. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Let me hide myself in thee; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Let me know thy gentle voice, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Let me know thy great salvation; | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Let me live a life of faith; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Let me love thee more and more, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Let me mark the solemn word; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Let me never | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Let me not murmur nor repine, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Let me reflect, with humble awe, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Let me see thy loving heart. | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Let me thy goodness prove, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Let me thy servant be; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Let me thy sorrows bear; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Let me, as I journey, see | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Let me, therefore, drink and live! | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Let me, thou sovereign Lord of all, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Let men or angels dig the mines | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Let men think what they will, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Let mercy set us free; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Let midnight be ashamed of noon; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Let mountains from their seats be hurled | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Let my Beloved come and taste | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Let my cry ascend thy ears. | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Let my helpless soul be found, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Let my petitions reach thy ears, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Let my religious hours alone; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Let my soul for ever dwell. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Let my wrath on him be poured. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Let no corrupt design, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Let no false comfort lift us up | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Let no idol eer divide us | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Let no vain words your souls deceive, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Let none be slow to weep for him | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Let none his weakness scorn; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Let not all our hopes be vain! | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Let not conscience make you linger, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Let not his hopes or wishes faint; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Let not my eyes with tears be fed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Let not my heart grow stiff with pride, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Let not my heart with sorrow break, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Let not the strong the weak despise; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Let not the world our rest appear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Let not thy chastening make me faint, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Let not thy heart despond, and say, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Let not, then, my foes confound me, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Let others stretch their arms like seas, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Let our good works abound; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Let our hearts and voices raise | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Let our mutual love be fervent, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Let our needs be what they may, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Let patience comforts place supply. | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Let poor backsliders be restored, | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| Let poor insolvents know | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Let praises be your sweet employ; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Let precious drops of heavenly dew, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Let ransomed mortals say; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Let rich rewards be sought; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Let saints employ their tongues; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Let saints from hence their comfort draw, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Let saints his sceptre own; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| Let saints lift up their hearts, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Let saints prepare to crown his brow | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| Let sin have no dominion, Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Let sinners gaze and hate me too; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Let sinners such as we, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Let some Elisha rise | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Let sovereign grace its crimes efface, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Let tempests mingle earth and skies; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Let terrors fright the unwilling slave, | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Let that grace, Lord, like a fetter, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Let the Lord a smile bestow | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Let the Redeemer dwell within, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Let the blessings freely flow; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Let the danger make thee bolder; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Let the fiery, cloudy pillar | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Let the healing streams abound; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Let the hope of free salvation, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Let the next age thy praise prolong | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Let the poor thy pity move; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Let the song to Jesus flow. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Let the sweet hope that thou art mine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Let the unction of redemption | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Let the water and the blood, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Let the whole race of creatures bow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Let the whole race of creatures bow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Let the word be food to nourish | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Let the world despise and leave us; | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Let the world their virtue boast, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Let them but singly look to Christ | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| Let them closer drive thee. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Let this be seen by faith, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Let this hope our spirits cheer. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Let this petition rise: | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Let this the gate of heaven be. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Let this thought the Christian strengthen; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Let thy Spirit now dwell in us, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Let thy almighty aid | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Let thy arm be now revealèd; | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Let thy arms of love surround me, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Let thy blood, for sinners spilt, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Let thy bright beams arise; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Let thy courage wax the warmer, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Let thy glory in us shine. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Let thy good Spirit rule my heart, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Let thy griefs be turned to gladness; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Let thy hand be my protection | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Let thy inward kingdom come; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Let thy light within me shine; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Let thy love my spirit cheer; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Let thy mercy and thy care | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Let thy mercy hold me up. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Let thy peoples graces flourish; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Let thy power in me be shown; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Let thy power on me be shown; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Let thy praise my tongue employ. | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Let thy promise and thy love | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Let us all in thee inherit; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Let us all, with grateful praises, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Let us ask the important question, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Let us attend the Lamb of God. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Let us each for other care; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Let us each, thy love possessing, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Let us feel thy power within, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Let us find our rest in thee. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Let us find thy love surrounding | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Let us find thy promised rest. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Let us go to Golgotha, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Let us hear thee sigh and groan, | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Let us in his wounded side | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Let us in thy name agree; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Let us look to Jesus. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Let us love the Lord who bought us; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us love, and sing, and wonder; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us never, Lord, forget thee; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Let us not the cost forget. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Let us now our praises give; | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Let us now ourselves commend | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Let us now the anthem sing; | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Let us our loved Redeemer meet, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Let us praise the Saviours name; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us praise, and join the chorus | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us see our whole salvation | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Let us see thy sufferings plain; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Let us sing though fierce temptation | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us sing, with saints in heaven, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Let us take notice first of that; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Let us then with joy remove | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Let us thus rejoice in thee. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Let us trust thee evermore; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Let us trust thee for the morrow, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Let us trust thee, Lord, for all; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Let us value nought but him; | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Let us with humble hearts repair | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Let us wonder! grace and justice | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Let us, Lord, thy glory see; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Let us, leaning on thy merit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Let whatever ills betide; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Let whoever will despise; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Let worldlings know we scorn the toys | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Let worldly minds the world pursue, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Let worms of earth their tribute bring, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| Let your eyes the Saviour view; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Lie and blush at Jesus feet. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Lie still you do, and never move; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Lies silent in the grave, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Lies still, and yet proceeds: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Lies such a wretch as I; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Life and joy thy beams impart, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Life and peace to me impart; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Life attended every look. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Life deriving from his death. | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Life eternal they shall have. | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Life everlasting in his Son; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Life impart and joy afford! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Life is very, very low; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Life restored, and sin forgiven; | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Life to sinners, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Life to what seemed dead before. | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Life with trials hard may press us, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Life, and health, and joy bestowing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Life, and health, and peace possessing | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Life, and light, and truth impart, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Life, death, and hell, and worlds unknown, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Life, health, and bliss abundant flow! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Life, health, and comfort to thy will, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Life, light, and holiness divine, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Life, love, and joy, still gliding through, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Life, peace, and heaven are mine to give. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Lift up the heart, lift up the voice; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Lift up the heart, lift up the voice; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Lift up the heart, lift up the voice; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Lift up the heart, lift up the voice; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Lift up your heads, ye saints, with cheerful voices. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Lift up your heads, ye sin-sick souls, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Lift up your ravished eyes, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Light are the pains that nature brings; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| Light by night and shade by day, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Light hearts, or smooth behaviour; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Light of those whose dreary dwelling | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Light to newly-opened eyes, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Light, and perfection shine; | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Light, life, and love, thou dost bestow | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Light, love, and delight shall be gone; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Like Abram and Sarah, have I | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Like Gad, by a troop overcome, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Like Him one day I shall appear. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Like Judas, the Saviour they kiss, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Like Lazarus in the dreary tomb, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Like a refiner shall he sit, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Like a refreshing shower. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Like a rich olive, bruised and pressed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Like a savage, fierce and wild? | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Like a torrent, drown thy eyes; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Like brazen bulwarks built around. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Like doves to my wounds they shall flee; | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Like floods of milk and wine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Like free-born sons, we would be free | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Like her, with hopes and fears we come, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Like him I mourn, like him I cry, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Like him, we daily feel the same, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Like lambs they shall still in my bosom be borne. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Like lightning from the skies. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Like lightning from the skies; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Like mountains, seemed to reach the skies, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Like offerings without salt. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Like one that seeks his God in vain? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Like one whose comforts gone. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Like pointed mountains rise? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Like rising waves with angry roar, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Like showers of heavenly rain, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Like slaves before thy throne; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Like some abandoned wretch he moans, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Like some raw bullock not well broke, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Like some reviving cordial, cheers, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| Like streams from the fountain they flow, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Like the heavenly host above, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Like the sand the ocean laves? | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Like the sun at noon-day shine. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Like them too, Ive proved in the end, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Like trees of myrrh and spice we stand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Linked in clandestine league with hell, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Lions and beasts of savage name | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Listen to his gracious voice; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Listen to his saving voice: | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Listen to the charming lays. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Live a life of faith and prayer? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Live and reign with him above. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Live and reign with thee at last. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Live in a calm and cheerful mood, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Live in spite of earth and hell. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Live in thee for evermore. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Live near his heart, upon his bosom lean; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| Lively type of deadly guilt! | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Lives again our glorious King; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Living and dying to be thine. | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Living faith from God must flow. | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Living faith will still esteem | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Living tongues are dumb at best; | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Lo! at its sound the dead revive, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Lo! glad I come; and thou, blest Lamb, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Lo! he comes in glory shining; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Lo! he comes, arrayed in vengeance, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Lo! he comes, with clouds descending, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Lo! he sets in blood no more! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Lo! here is a feast of delicate food, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Lo! heres a foundation for comfort and peace – | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Lo! in his hands the sovereign keys | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Lo! in thee I put my trust. | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Lo! the Redeemer leaves the tomb; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Lo! the suns eclipse is oer; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Lo! thy Captain calls thee out; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Lo! thy church waits with longing eyes, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Lo! your Captain leads the way. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Lo, at thy gracious bidding, Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Lo, here are souls by Satan bound, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Lo, sweet Babe, we fall before thee; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Lo, the desert smiles with pleasure, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Loaded with sins and agonies, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Loads of sin on thee were laid; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Loathed incurables we stand, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Locked up within thy breast. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Long as eternal ages roll, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Long as he lives, his own hell love. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Long as our fiery trials last, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Long as the covenant shall endure, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Long as the cross we bear; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Long as they live should Christians pray; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Long before our birth, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Long before the world began; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Long before this world was made, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Long ere the lofty skies were spread, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Long ere the suns refulgent ray | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Long ere time its race begun; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Long had Satan reigned imperious, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Long has thy presence blessed our land; | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Long in the paths of sin I trod, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Long may they stand to show thy fame, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Long time I after idols ran; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Long to read their own election, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Longed to bear their loads – and mine; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Longer than sun and moon endure. | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Longing for that happy day, | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Look as when thy pitying eye | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Look beyond the cloud between, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Look down, and aid our joy. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Look from the borders of the pit | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Look from the windows of thy grace, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Look here, the Lord replies; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Look how deep your sins have stung him; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Look how we grovel here below, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Look on all our deep distress; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Look on him, my soul, and gaze on his smart; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Look on the now united pair, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Look on these wounded hands, and read | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Look to Jesus, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Look to Jesus, kind as strong – | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Look to Jesus; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Look to the Lord with steadfast eye, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Look to the flame that Moses saw, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Look up to the skies, and cheerfully sing; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Look up, O fainting soul, and live. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Look upon the unequal war; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Look, and pierce my heart no more. | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Look, and, with a cheerful voice, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Look, my soul, though stung to death. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Look, ye saints! the sight is glorious! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Look, ye sinners, ye that hung him; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Looking through it, Lord, to thee, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Looks like a lamb that has been slain, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Looks set us adoring thy person most sweet, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Loose him, and let him go. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Loose him, and let him go. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Loose him, and let him go. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Loose him, and let him go. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Loose him, and let him go. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Lord God Almighty, great I AM! | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Lord Jesus, Son of God most high, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Lord Jesus, heal this malady, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Lord Jesus, quickly come! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Lord Jesus, shine, and then I can | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Lord Jesus, teach my soul to pray; | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Lord increase, increase our faith; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Lord of heaven, and earth, and ocean, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Lord of life, and light, and glory, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Lord of life, and light, and glory, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Lord of life, and light, and glory, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Lord, I address thy heavenly throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Lord, I am blind – be thou my sight; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| Lord, I am sick – my sickness cure; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| Lord, I am thine, but thou wilt prove | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Lord, I am vile, conceived in sin, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Lord, I am weak – be thou my might; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| Lord, I approach thy throne of grace, | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| Lord, I believe a rest remains | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Lord, I believe, thy grace is free, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| Lord, I believe, with tears he cried, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Lord, I cannot let thee go, | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Lord, I come to thee for rest; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Lord, I freely would confess, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Lord, I know thou canst not lie; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Lord, I own the sentence just, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Lord, I would indeed submit; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Lord, I would seize the golden hour; | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Lord, afford a spring to me; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Lord, as thou showst thy glory there, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Lord, at thy feet I fain would lie | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| Lord, break these bars that thus confine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Lord, bring them home, nor let them roam | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Lord, bring thy purging sacrifice | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| Lord, can thy Spirit then be here, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Lord, captivate my soul; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Lord, cheer me with it still; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Lord, cleanse my sins, my soul renew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Lord, clothe thy word with sovereign power | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| Lord, come in thy appointed ways, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Lord, decide the doubtful case; | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Lord, deny me what thou wilt, | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Lord, direct thy own-sent servant; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Lord, direct us; we are fools. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Lord, dissolve my frozen heart | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Lord, do not tarry long. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Lord, draw me by thy secret touch, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Lord, draw my heart from earth away, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Lord, enter in my breast, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Lord, fill thy servants soul today | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Lord, fill us well with this rich food, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Lord, for thy manifested grace | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Lord, gather in more; make this the glad hour; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Lord, give me life divine; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Lord, give me single sight, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Lord, give more faith, more solid faith, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Lord, give our burdened spirits rest, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Lord, give us all thats good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Lord, give us faith, and let that faith | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Lord, grant me free access | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| Lord, guide my silly, wandering feet, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Lord, hast thou made me know thy ways? | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Lord, hear a restless wretchs groans; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Lord, hear me when I cry. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Lord, hear our call! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Lord, hear thy people everywhere, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Lord, help a worthless worm, so weak | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Lord, help us by thy mighty power | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Lord, help us from above; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Lord, help us on thy grace to stand, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Lord, help us on thy word to feed; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| Lord, help us to believe, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| Lord, help, and mercy send; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Lord, hold me with thy hand; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Lord, how many are my foes! | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Lord, how our souls are all on fire | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Lord, how rich and free thy grace | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Lord, how secure my conscience was, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Lord, how we love thy charming name! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Lord, if thou thy grace impart, | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Lord, if thou thy presence give, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Lord, if with thee part I bear; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Lord, in thy house I read theres room, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| Lord, it is my chief complaint, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Lord, it is not life to live, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Lord, keep thy chastening hand away. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Lord, let a tempest-tossèd soul | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Lord, let me feel the unction of thy love, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Lord, let me hear thy pardoning voice, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Lord, let me neer offend thee more. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Lord, let not guilt thus plague my soul; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Lord, let thy Spirit prompt us when | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Lord, let thy presence be my stay, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Lord, let thy quickening Spirit convey | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Lord, let thy wondrous cross employ | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Lord, look on all assembled here, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Lord, look upon the unequal strife; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Lord, look, and heal my broken bones; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Lord, make our union closer yet, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Lord, make them now begin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Lord, make us daily live by faith, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Lord, may I bear my every loss; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Lord, may this bliss in me be found; | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Lord, my heart, a desert vast, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Lord, my longed happiness is full, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Lord, on it shine, with light divine, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Lord, our hearts are most deceitful, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Lord, pardon a backslider base, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Lord, pardon our complaints; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Lord, pardon what I ask amiss, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Lord, pity outcasts, vile and base, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Lord, plant a godly fear | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Lord, protect us; we are fools. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Lord, raise each soul above the sign, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Lord, raise my soul above the ground, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Lord, remove this load of sin; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Lord, resort with worthless me | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Lord, sanctify the pain; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Lord, save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Lord, save me, or I sink, I prayed; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Lord, save thy worm, for thou alone | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Lord, search my heart; O search me through! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Lord, send thy Spirit down | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| Lord, send thy servants sweet relief. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Lord, set thy cross before our eyes, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| Lord, should thy judgments grow severe, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Lord, submissive make us go, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Lord, succour and comfort my heart, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Lord, take my foolish heart at last, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Lord, teach me thy cause to maintain; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Lord, teach us how to pray. | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Lord, tell me what tis close to keep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Lord, that mercy came to me. | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Lord, there are no streams but thine | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Lord, thou alone canst save; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Lord, thou art my hope; oerwhelmèd with grief, | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Lord, thou canst tell – the work is thine; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| Lord, thy help is greatly needed; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Lord, thy light, thy love display; | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Lord, thy pardoning love reveal; | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Lord, thy powerful work begun, | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Lord, thy wandering sheep behold; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Lord, tis enough that thou art mine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Lord, to thee I trembling run, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Lord, wash my sores, and heal them too, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Lord, we adore thee, and would fain express | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Lord, we adore thy boundless grace, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Lord, we are come to seek supplies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Lord, we fain would trust thee solely; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Lord, we fain would walk in love, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Lord, we lie before thy feet; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Lord, we long to be at home, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Lord, we plead with thee for pardon; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Lord, we praise for mercies past; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Lord, we then remember thee. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Lord, what a filthy wretch am I! | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Lord, what a heaven of saving grace | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Lord, what a riddle is my soul! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Lord, what a wretched, wretched heart, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Lord, when I hear thy children talk, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Lord, when iniquities abound, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Lord, when this vine in Canaan grew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Lord, when thy Spirit descends to show | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Lord, while I wander here below | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Lord, while thy judgments shake the land, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Lord, while we thus show forth thy death, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Lord, whither shall I go? | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Lord, who can hear of all thy woe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Lord, why is this? I trembling cried; | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Lord, why was I a guest? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Lord, wilt thou not deign to hear? | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Lord, with shame and grief I own, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Lose all their guilty stains. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Lose myself in Jesus quite. | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Lose sight of Jesus and his cross, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Lost and ruined by the fall; | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Lost and ruined, void of good, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Lost and undone, I come to thee. | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Lost for ever! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Lost in despair, beset with foes, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Lost in wonder, love, and praise. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Lost souls to recover, and form them afresh, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Loud hallelujahs shall address | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Loud may the troubled ocean roar, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Loud roaring, the billows now nigh overwhelm; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Loud thanksgivings to our God. | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Loud to the praise of Christ our Lord, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Louder than a thousand thunders, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Loudest praises, without ceasing, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Love Him above all earthly joy, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Love I much? Ive much forgiven; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Love all defects supplies, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Love and adore! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Love and grief my heart dividing, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Love and justice shine for ever; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Love and praise thee and adore. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Love brings to compliance the will, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Love calls them all from death to life; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Love cannot from its post withdraw; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Love constrained the Lamb to die, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Love divine oerflows the soul; | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Love divine, all love excelling, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Love does every sin control. | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Love eternal | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Love everlasting has not spared | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Love has redeemed his sheep with blood; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Love immense, beyond degree; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Love inscribed upon them all, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Love is the golden chain that binds | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| Love like Jesus none can measure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Love me freely, seal my peace, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Love me freely, seal my peace, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Love me freely, seal my peace, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Love moved him to die, and on this we rely, | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Love much, and themselves abase; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Love redeemed us, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Love shall wipe thy weeping eye; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Love so great, so rich, so free; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Love to such vile worms as I, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Love to them, and love to me, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Love, immensely great and free, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Love, peace, and mercy flow, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Love, tenderly expressed. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Loved for ever, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Loved from eternity, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Loved me from eternity. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Loved of God, to Jesus given, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Loved of my God, for him again | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Loved with an everlasting love. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Loved with an everlasting love. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Loved, and served the Lord below, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Loved, when a wretch defiled with sin, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Lovely Jesus, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Loves and still delights to keep. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Loves his people to the end; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Loves redeeming work is done; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Loving Bridegroom, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Low as the deeps of hell? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Low at his feet would fall, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Low at the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Low at thy feet I bow; | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Low at thy feet my soul would lie; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Low at thy footstool humbly fall; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Low before his cross to lie, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Low, and proper to be made | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Lowliness of heart, and meekness | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Lowly, meek, in thought and word, | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Lust, vanity and pride, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Made an appearance so divine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Made by the great Three-One, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Made him love Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Made light of all thy bitter smart | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Made like him, like him we rise; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Made me meet for glory too, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Made to salvation wise. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Made unto salvation wise, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Made us kings and priests to God; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Made valleys sink and mountains rise; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Magnify his awful name! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Magnify the Saviours name. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Maintain our fainting breath, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Maintain the honour of his word, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Make Him thy refuge in distress; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Make Jesus all thy peace, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Make Satan and his hellish powers to flee, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Make all thy wants and wishes known; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Make and keep me pure within. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Make each others cause our own; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Make every blessing sure: | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Make every eye a sluice; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Make haste to gird my armour on, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Make haste, O God, make haste. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Make him from his purpose start. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Make him humble, wise and fervent, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Make it with Gods praises swell; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Make known Gods great salvation. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Make known thy grace to us; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Make me lean upon thy breast. | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Make me like a little child, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Make me love thy precious word! | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Make me poor, and keep me low, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Make me strong and steadfast too; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Make me to walk in thy commands; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Make me willing to be clean; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Make me willing to receive | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Make me, Saviour, make me feel | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Make my drooping soul rejoice; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Make my evidences clear; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Make my poor trembling soul thy care; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Make of brass a serpent like them; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Make one in this assembly, Lord, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Make our best spices flow abroad, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Make our love to thee and thine | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Make our souls thy habitation; | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Make some haughty rebel bend; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Make the blessings of free grace | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Make the heavens with echoes ring. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Make the whole conscience clean, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Make thee a new creature. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Make their own powers and passions clean? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Make them able, faithful, fervent; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Make them closer cling to Christ, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Make them prize the Saviours blood; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Make them to those fountains go, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Make thy matchless wonders known. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| Make thy mighty wonders known; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Make thy worst condition known; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Make up the breach twixt God and man; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Make us as a watered garden! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Make us cry to thee our Friend, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Make us faithful unto death. | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Make us feel the plague within; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Make us humble and sincere; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Make us kind and tender-hearted | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Make us more resemble thee. | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Make us of one heart and mind, | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Make us prevalent in prayers; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Make us start aside or flee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Make us walk as children here. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Make us well our vileness know; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Makes Satan abhorred and Jesus beloved; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Makes all their thoughts and acts so good, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Makes een the captives portion sweet; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| Makes every sorrow work for good. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Makes glad the city of our God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Makes godly sorrow rise; | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Makes great obstructions small; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Makes living springs of grace arise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Makes me in Christ my Lord rejoice, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Makes me strong in Christ my Lord. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Makes mercy sweet, salvation great, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| Makes the spirit languish. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Makes thee his blest abode, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Makes them kings and priests to God | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Makes us follow his directions, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Making all around look gay; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Malice, envy, lust, and pride, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Man braved the patient power of heaven, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Man first gave thee power to ruin; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Man has by nature none; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Man his life has forfeited, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Man may trouble and distress us, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Man viewed unmoved thy bloods rich stream, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Man wrought sin, and sin wrought death; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Man, bewail thy situation; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Man, too, takes that power away. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Manifest thy love to me; | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Many changes I have seen; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Many days have passed since then; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Many hands were raised to wound him, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Many sore temptations met, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Many they that me oppose; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Many woes had he endured, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| March to the gates of endless joy, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Mark the sacrifice appointed! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Marks of grace I cannot show; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Mars Gods fair creation. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Mary, the wondrous virgin, bears, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Marys first-born was God and man in one; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Matchless Jesus! may we be | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Matchless Saviour! let us view thee | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Matchless grace has set us free. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Matchless in his grace and power; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Matchless love their bosoms firing, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Matchless mercy, love divine. | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Matter eternity to fill | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Matured the swelling grain; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| May Christ be first, and Christ be last, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| May Gods eternal love and grace | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| May I be found a living stone, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| May I but safely reach my home, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| May I ever here confide, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| May I from every sin, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| May I redeeming grace enjoy. | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| May I sit for ever viewing | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| May I still enjoy this feeling, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| May I the better world obtain; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| May I thy house below resort, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| May I thy praises daily show, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| May I with sweet assurance claim | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| May I with this be satisfied, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| May Jesus Christ disclose | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| May all I act, or think, or speak, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| May all believers pray the same. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| May all each others burdens bear; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| May all my Saviours love and smart, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| May all thy children prove | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| May all true mourners feel | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| May appear to take thy part; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| May be to me and for my good. | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| May both be fired with one concern | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| May burdened sinners lose their load, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| May but this grace my soul renew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| May call up tears in every eye, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| May come and take his fill; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| May double portions of thy grace, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| May doubting souls believe today | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| May each one feel himself at home, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| May each one wrestle too; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| May each the other kindly help | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| May each, with strength from heaven endued, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| May ever rest on me; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| May every heart with rapture say, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| May every saint with joy abound, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| May every worldly care | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| May faith and patience hold us fast | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| May faith be strong, and pierce the skies, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| May feel the effects of Jesus death, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| May gospel-blessings spread around, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| May grace not only live and reign, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| May grace triumphant reign, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| May growing numbers worship here, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| May he declare delightful things, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| May he help thee to believe; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| May he his good Spirit bestow, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| May he teach me to resign. | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| May he teach us to fulfil | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| May he that sings or reads | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| May hence for hope have ground; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| May his grace in me abound; | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| May it be our blessed case, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| May it not in measure? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| May lambs recruit his fold below. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| May live like one thats born of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| May love and harmony | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| May love in equal ardour glow. | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| May mercy, truth, and peace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| May my soul be sweetly fillèd, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| May my soul his name record; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| May not a sinner trust in thee? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| May not the sovereign Lord on high | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| May our lamps be always burning, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| May our souls be sweetly led; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| May peace attend thy gate, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| May plough and sow, and weed his plot, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| May say, Those lively colours shine | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| May seem to frown the while; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| May sinful sweets be all forgot, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| May the eternal Three-in-One | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| May the fruits of thy salvation | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| May the grace of Christ, our Saviour, | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| May the grace thou hast imparted, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| May the power that brings salvation, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| May they live to thee alone. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| May this be a much-favoured hour | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| May this my blest experience be; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| May this name be all my choice; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| May this thought our courage raise; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| May those mercies ever last; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| May thousands more thy name confess, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| May thy presence | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| May to these waters go. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| May trials well endure, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| May venture to hope and rejoice; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| May vex and tease the soul; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| May watchmen, taught of God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| May we all in Jesus live, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| May we all, remembering this, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| May we all, with faith and patience, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| May we attention give, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| May we be to death resigned; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| May we by sweet experience know | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| May we cleave unto him; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| May we ever | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| May we ever be ambitious | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| May we feel thy power within. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| May we for ever trust | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| May we gaze upon the furrows | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| May we give them, Lord, to thee; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| May we hear it, nothing fearing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| May we in all his footsteps move | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| May we in faith receive thy word, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| May we in glory see, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| May we in thy ways delight. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| May we keep a constant guard. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| May we love thee, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| May we mourn with those that mourn; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| May we mutually agree, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| May we never more forget thee; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| May we never rest, or glory | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| May we never, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| May we not trust and live upon | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| May we nothing know beside | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| May we now thy nature know; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| May we oft thy glory see; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| May we possess thy fear, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| May we ready, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| May we receive the word we hear, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| May we run, nor weary be; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| May we seek each others good; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| May we the privilege highly prize, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| May we thy calmer comforts find, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| May we thy wonders tell, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| May we view thee, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| May we watch while others sleep. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| May we with profit hear; | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| May we with reverence look so high; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| May with the Lord compare. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Me and Jesus to disjoin. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Me thou hast forgiven much; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Me to save for evermore. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Me with Jesus mind inspire; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Me, me thou hast loved, and for me thou hast died. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Meantime, that foe cant boast of much, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Meet at my table, and record | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Meet it is for saints to give. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Meet to recount his acts of grace, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Meet, and never sunder. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Meeting at last around the throne, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Meets and shines in Jesus face; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Melt each stubborn heart before thee; | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| Melt in love, O Lord, to thee. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Melt in sympathetic tears. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Melt it in Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Melt me with celestial fire. | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Melt our hearts with love like thine, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Melted the rest away. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Men and angels, sound his fame! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Men of one heart, and in one mind, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Men readily will own; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Men whose hearts admit not fear, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Mens actions with their minds will suit; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Mercies which all my praise excel; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Mercy and Justice are the names | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Mercy and judgment sing, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Mercy and justice here agree, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Mercy and love are written there. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Mercy and love, from Jesus felt, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Mercy and truth and righteousness, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Mercy cried, Spare; and Justice, Slay. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Mercy flows through him alone. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Mercy for his sake implore, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Mercy from his bosom flows, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Mercy heard and set him free; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Mercy is above the skies, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Mercy is welcome news indeed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Mercy joined with power; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Mercy may justly claim | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Mercy never can be bought; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Mercy speaks by Jesus blood; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Mercy that triumphs over guilt, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Mercy through a Saviours blood; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Mercy, eternal mercy, cries. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Mercy, good Lord, mercy I ask; | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| Mercy, such as thou wilt give; | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Mercy, through blood, I make my plea; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Mercys full power I then shall prove, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Mercys streams in streams of blood; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Mere mortal power shall fade and die, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Merits everlasting pain; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Methinks I hear my Saviour say, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Midst all his vast concerns, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| Midst all my dejection, dear Lord, I can trace | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Midst all my fear, and sin, and woe, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Midst all my sins and woes. | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Midst all the dangers that await | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Midst all the rage of hell; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Midst flaming worlds, in these arrayed, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Midst friends and foes his goodness sing, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| Midst shouts of loftiest praise. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Midst sins, and woes, and fear, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Midst storms and distresses, my soul shall rely | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Midst the celestial throng. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Midst the waves O bear me up; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Midst thy coldness, doubts, and death, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Midst worlds in a blaze, and wrath streaming forth, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Might I not with reason fear | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Might more of his salvation know, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Might plead thy gracious name. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Mighty King, thy power display, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Mighty enemies without, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Mighty in redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Mighty is my guilts increase, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Mighty let thy gospel be, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Mighty to save is Christ the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Mighty to save! he saves from death; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Mighty to save! he saves from hell; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Mighty to save! let Zion sing | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Mighty to save! nor all sins power | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Mighty vengeance, like a flood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Mild he lays his glory by, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Millions of tongues shall sound thy praise | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| Millions will unto mountains call, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Mine is an unchanging love, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Mine it is, if thou art mine. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Mines a paradox too hard – | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Mines an urgent, pressing case. | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Mistaken men may brawl | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Mocked, spit upon, and crowned with thorn, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Moisten all the weary ground. | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Molested with foes on each side, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Monstrous ingratitude I own, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Monuments of grace divine; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| More and more in thee rejoice; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| More and more thyself display, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| More beastly far than swine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| More blessings than we can conceive; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| More confidence in thee; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| More dull than dirt and earth by far, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| More frequent let thy visits be, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| More full of grace than I of sin; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| More grapes from Eshcol may I bring, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| More happy, but not more secure, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| More holiness to feel. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| More lasting and more bright. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| More likely to rob than to feed, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| More of thy image let me bear; | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| More of thy presence, Lord, impart, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| More of thy purity bestow; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| More precious than rubies by far; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| More precious than their daily food; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| More precious than their vital blood. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| More sweet than we can tell. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| More than conquerors, Lord, through thee; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| More than men or angels know. | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| More than they can express. | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| More than thyself I cannot crave, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Mortal tongues far short must fall; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Mortals with joy behold his face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Mortals, give thanks and sing, | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Moses a faithful servant stood, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Moses prayed; he answer gave: | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Most firmly united to thy living Vine. | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Most holy God, to thee! | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Mount of Gods unchanging love. | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Mourning saint, whose heart is broken, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Mourning souls who feel the smart | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Mourning souls, by sin distressed, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Mourning souls, dry up your tears; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Moved by the powerful love of God, | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| Moved with tenderest compassion, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Moveless and firm this heart shall lie; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Much better what we ought to do | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Much harder than the hardest stone | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Much his madman or his fool; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Much humility and love. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Much mightier within, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Much pains to make them mad; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| Much patience on his friends, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Much sooner than God promised it; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Much we talk of Jesus blood; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Murmuring oft for gospel-bread, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Must Sarah send her free-born son. | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Must and shall be born again. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Must and shall in God delight. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Must be beloved, and yet adored; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Must be brought, lacking nought, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Must be surely best for me. | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Must disgorge their ransomed prey; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Must eer be had afresh; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Must eternally be blest; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Must ever be the same. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Must every fair pretension leave, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Must fix this firm and sure, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Must give them to the poor. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Must in those crowns appear, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Must keep it firm in faith. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| Must mingle colours not her own. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Must needs be rich indeed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Must not think to be caressèd | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Must not, would not if he might. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Must now create him new again, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Must quickly fall to worms a prey, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Must reign from pole to pole. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Must the heirs of endless bliss | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Must they of the prize despair? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Must trust to Christ for all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Must we then all hope resign? | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| My Advocate appears | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My All in all, I pray. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| My Author and my End. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| My Captain leads me forth | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My Captain sounds the alarm of war – | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| My Conqueror and my King, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My Fathers hand prepares the cup, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| My Fathers house abounds with bread. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| My Fellow, from the skies; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| My Friend and my Portion, my Head and my All; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| My God is reconciled to me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| My God is returnèd to glory on high; | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| My God shall live an endless day | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| My God their counsels overthrows, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| My God, I ask no more. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| My God, I would not long to see | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| My God, contracted to a span for me. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| My God, if thou art mine indeed, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| My God, my Creator, the heavens did bow, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| My God, my Father, and my Friend. | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| My God, my Father, blissful name! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| My God, my Heaven, my All. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| My God, my Life, my Love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| My God, my Portion, and my Living Bread; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| My God, my Portion, and my Love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| My God, my Redeemer, is mine! | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My God, the spring of all my joys, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| My God, when I reflect | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| My Jesus does maintain my cup, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| My Jesus has all things done well, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus has done all things well. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| My Jesus makes a way; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| My Jesus, and my God! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| My Jesus, and my all. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| My Jesus, has suffered for me! | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| My Jesus, my Saviour, my King. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My Jesuss love the battle shall win; | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| My Lord himself withdraws, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| My Lord, my Hope, my Trust; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| My Lord, my Life, my Head, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| My Lord, my Life, my Hope, my All; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| My Maker, hear me when I cry, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| My Pattern, and my Guide; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My Refuge, my Almighty Friend; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| My Rock and Refuge, would I flee; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| My Saviour and my Friend; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| My Saviour and my King. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| My Saviour and my shield; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| My Saviour from sin and from thrall; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| My Saviour gasped, forgive! | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| My Saviour has bestowed! | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| My Saviours obedience and blood | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| My Shepherd will supply my need; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| My Shepherd, and my God; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| My Shepherd, my Husband, my Friend, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| My Shields a match for all their power, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| My Sun no change can know; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| My Sun shall not depart. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| My Surety paid the dreadful debt. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My absent, present, precious Friend! | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| My all is bound up in the Lamb; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| My all is in thy storehouse found. | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| My all is nothing worth. | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| My all is sin and misery. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| My anchor holds within the veil. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| My anchor, hope, shall firm abide, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| My anchor, hope, shall firm remain, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| My base backslidings kindly heal, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| My base ingratitude I mourn, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| My baseness I deplore; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| My beauty are, my glorious dress; | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| My best Beloved keeps his throne | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| My best desires are faint and few; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| My best is stained and dyed with sin; | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| My best, my only Friend. | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| My better part from Jesus win. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| My blood was the price my sheep cost; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| My body and my blood receive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| My bodys weak, my hearts unclean; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| My bosom was designed to be | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| My boundless, ineffable joy. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My breaches of the law are his, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| My brethren, must be ours. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| My brethren, reflect on what we have been, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| My brethren, then were right. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| My brethren, tis our Fathers will, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| My brethren, why these anxious fears, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| My burdened soul can take no rest. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| My business lies at Jesus gate, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| My case bemoan, my wants reveal, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| My cheerful songs are turned to sighs; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| My cheerful voice to songs of praise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| My chief pursuit, my ardent prayer, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| My choicest comforts come from thee, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| My comfort to destroy, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| My comfort to restore; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| My compass is thy word; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| My conscience felt and owned the guilt, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| My crimes are great, but dont surpass | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| My cup with blessings overflows; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| My daily wants thou canst supply, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| My darkened mind, I daily find, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| My darling sins in secret hugged, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| My dead foes rise with dreadful power, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| My dear Redeemer, purge this dross; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| My dear, almighty Lord, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My debt of suffering paid. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| My doleful tale I tell to thee; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| My doubts subside, my fears remove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| My dreadful sins appeared, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| My drooping soul canst cheer, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| My dust he will raise, and glory hell give; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| My earthly joys are from me torn, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| My everlasting All, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| My every need he richly will supply; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| My expectation is from God; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| My eyes are sweetly drowned in tears, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| My eyes refuse to lend a tear; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| My eyes with joy and wonder see | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My fainting hope relies. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| My faith would lay her hand | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| My faith, my patience, and my love; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| My faith, though weak, can never fail, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| My fallen spirit to restore; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| My fate with curious eyes; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| My fearful heart he reads; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| My fears sometimes say I never shall find, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| My feeble arms Id twine. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| My feeble efforts aid; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| My feeble soul secure; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| My feet made haste to hell; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| My fickle, feeble soul, alas! | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| My filth and folly both. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| My filthiness I loathe; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| My flesh shall slumber in the ground, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| My flesh the law of sin. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| My foes be all defeated, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| My foes subdue, my fears dispel; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| My foolish heart would then reply, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| My foolishness I hate; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| My former pride I call my shame, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| My fresh springs of hope, and faith, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| My friends devoutly say, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| My froward heart is in thy hand, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| My full receipt should there be showed, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| My glad Ebenezer set up, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| My glorious Redeemer! I long | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My grace all-sufficient shall be thy supply; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| My gracious God, take what thou please, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| My gracious Redeemer I love; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My great commands he shall fulfil, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| My grief, my burden long has been, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| My griefs and sorrows known; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| My groaning, gasping God! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| My guardian and my guide. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| My guilt and sin have stopped my mouth; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| My guilt appeared but small before, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| My guilty conscience seeks | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My guilty soul for mercy cries; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| My guilty wounds may Jesus heal, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| My harp is on the willows hung, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| My harp on yonder willow lies, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| My heart and tongue employ. | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| My heart by nature is a stone, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| My heart can on this promise live; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| My heart from every sin release; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| My heart grows warm with holy fire, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| My heart has known and felt; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| My heart is all on flame; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| My heart is hard; Im such a wretch – | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| My heart is pained, nor can it be | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| My heart misgives me oft, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| My heart no better than before | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| My heart obscene, my nature foul. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| My heart reveals its dross and dung, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| My heart shall feel thy love, and raise | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| My heart with loads of guilt oppressed, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| My heart within me dies, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| My heart, a most degenerate root, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| My heart, too, after idols sought, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| My heavenly Fathers will. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| My heavenly intercourse increase, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| My heedless feet surprise. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| My help must come from thee. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| My helpless soul defend, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| My hold of thy promise to keep, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| My hope from beginning to end, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| My hope is built on nothing less | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| My hope, my all is fixed on thee, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| My hope, my heaven, my all in thee. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| My hope, my joy begins; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| My hope, my only hopes in thee; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| My hope, my trust, my life, my Lord, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| My hopes and fears alternate rise, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| My hopes are placed above the skies; | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| My hopes of heaven were firm and bright, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| My idols all depart; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| My inward peace they cannot wound, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| My joy everlastingly flows; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My labour brought bondage and pain; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| My legal self may Jesus kill, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| My leprous soul is all unclean, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| My life Id from thy sap derive, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| My life and death attend; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| My life from the dead, the death of my sins; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| My life is all a dream; | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| My life is bound up in the Lamb, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| My life with Christ in God is hid, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| My life, and my strength, and my store; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| My life, my light, my Saviour, God; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| My life, my treasure, and my trust? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| My lifes minutest circumstance | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| My light and glory too. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| My light, my strength, my joy, my bliss; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| My lips proclaim thy praise. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| My lips with shame my sins confess, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| My load of guilt remove; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| My loss of freedom mourn; | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| My love and mercy to repeat, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| My malady to heal! | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| My memory bad, but what is sad, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| My mountain disappears; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| My mourning to a song. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| My mouth with these if conscience cram, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| My musings all day long, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| My name from the palms of his hands | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| My nature unholy was tainted in birth, | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| My never-failing treasury, filled | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| My night of woe was like a dream; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| My offence was reckoned his; | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| My only inheritance sin, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| My only refuge is thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| My only sovereign be; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| My only trust is in thy blood, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| My pardon sealed, and peace with God. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| My pardon speak, thy peace impart; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| My peace at his command; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| My person and offerings to bring. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| My poor mind was burdened with sin, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| My portion and my all? | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| My portion is the Lamb. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| My portion, my Lord, and my All. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| My poverty and pride; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| My praise shall climb to his abode; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| My present militant estate; | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| My priests, my ministers shall shine; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| My promise Ill fulfil. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| My promise, my truth, are they light in thy eyes? | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| My promised grace receive; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| My quivering lips should sing, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| My rags and wounds my wants proclaim, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| My rags are gone, and I am dressed | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| My raptured soul will rise, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| My reigning sins subdue; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| My requests vouchsafe to hear; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| My rescued soul shall sing, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| My richest gain I count but loss, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| My road is safe and pleasant too. | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| My sheep, by my Father elect, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| My shelter and my shade! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| My shield and hiding-place; | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| My shoulder frets beneath the yoke. | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| My shoulders will not bear the load; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| My simple heart then fondly dreams, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| My sins and sorrows too. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| My sins are all drowned in his blood; | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| My sins are swallowed up in thee! | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| My sins just like a flood, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| My sins lie heavily; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| My sins on Jesus laid; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| My sins revived again; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| My sins to crush, my fears to quell, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| My sins, O how black they appear, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| My slippery footsteps fast. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| My son, give me thy heart; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| My song shall bless the Lord of all; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| My sores it heals, my rags it hides, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| My sorrow and complaint? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| My sorrow thou canst see, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| My soul approves them well; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| My soul believes we neer shall part. | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| My soul beneath thy shade would lie, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| My soul can neer be lost. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| My soul cleaveth to the dust; | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| My soul each storm defies, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| My soul for his salvation waits; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| My soul from all iniquity. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| My soul from the confines of hell, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| My soul has known by guilt. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| My soul has quelled a thousand foes, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| My soul in confidence shall rise, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| My soul in mercy upward raise, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| My soul in pastures green to feed; | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| My soul in praise would soar above; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| My soul in trouble flies to thee. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| My soul into thy arms I cast; | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| My soul is both happy and free. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| My soul is filled with sad dismay; | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| My soul is in my ears; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| My soul is redeemèd – salvation is won! | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| My soul is then sincere; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| My soul lies cleaving to the dust; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| My soul looks back to see | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| My soul obeys the almighty call, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| My soul of its glories shall sing; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| My soul shall ever love thee well. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| My soul shall glow with gratitude, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| My soul shall pray for Zion still, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| My soul shall sing salvation full and free. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| My soul shall with wonder proclaim | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| My soul should awake in harmonious lays, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| My soul stands trembling while she sings | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| My soul still hangs her hopes on thee; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| My soul still pants for thee; | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| My soul through many changes goes; | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| My soul to Christ, the living Vine! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| My soul to hell would send. | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| My soul to keep, my heart to cheer. | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| My soul to thee alone | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| My soul to this dear refuge flies; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| My soul was blessed and cheered. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| My soul with holy wonder views | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| My soul would leave this heavy clay, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| My soul, Lord, inflame with zeal from above, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| My soul, ask what thou wilt, | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| My soul, my all resign! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| My soul, no more attempt to draw | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| My soul, now arise, my passions, take wing; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| My soul, rejoice and sing | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| My soul, repeat his praise, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| My soul, take courage from the Lord; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| My soul, then, rejoice; let Christ be thy song; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| My soul, this curious house of clay, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| My soul, thou hast, let what will ail, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| My soul, thy Saviour laud, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| My soul, thy sails expand, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| My soul, what canst thou give? | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| My soul, where canst thou find supplies | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| My soul, with joy attend, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| My soul, with various tempests tossed, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| My souls cast down within me, Lord, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| My souls eternal food; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| My souls new creation, alive from the dead; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| My souls new heavenly birth began; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| My sovereign, eternal, unchangeable love; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| My spirit longs for thy embrace! | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| My spirit mourns, with sorrow fed; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| My spirit rejoices – the work it is done! | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| My spirit seemed the Lord to dare, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| My spirits inmost poverty. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| My stony heart does move; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| My strength and portion too; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| My strength decays, my spirits droop; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| My strength is at thy feet to lie. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| My strength is wholly thine; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| My strong, my only plea, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| My struggling spirit free; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| My stubborn will opposes still | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| My supplication, Lord, is this, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| My thoughts are hurried soon away, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| My thoughts no comfort find; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| My thoughts rejoice at Jesus name! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| My thoughts surmount these lower skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| My throat is hoarse and dry; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| My times of sorrow and of joy, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| My tongue his mercy shall confess | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| My tongue repeats her vows, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| My tongue shall triumph in my God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| My tongue this truth proclaim. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| My tongue would bear her part; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| My tongue would bless thy name; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My tower of safe retreat. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| My transport and my trust; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| My treasure is divine; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| My treasure is immense in thee. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| My treasure is thy precious blood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| My trust is in his name; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| My trust is in the Lord, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| My universal emptiness, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| My vigour from thy root. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| My vile corruptions, O control; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| My vile ingratitude I mourn; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| My walk in holy peace; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| My wandering soul among | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| My wandering to and fro? | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| My wants are great and many too; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| My way to Zion to pursue; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| My weak resistance, ah, how vain! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| My weakness, sin, and foolishness. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| My weapon from my side! | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| My weary soul in him finds rest; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| My weather-beaten bark; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| My wicked heart has said, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| My willing soul would stay | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| My wisdom is perfect, supreme is my power; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| My wisdom, wealth, and might are his, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| My wit and might are his; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| My work Ill neer forsake. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| My worth is all in Jesus found, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| My worthless heart to gain, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| My wretched leanness I deplore; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| My wretched state to feel; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Myself I cannot keep; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Myself I cannot save; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Myself can hardly bear | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Myself so very weak? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Mysterious Three-in-One, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Mysterious conflict! dark disguise! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Mystery of redemption this: | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Nailed naked to the accursed wood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Nailed to the cross through hands and feet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Naked and weak, we want a screen; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Naked knowledge, all are vain; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Naked thou camst upon the earth, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Naked, come to thee for dress; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Naked, poor, despised, forsaken, | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Name ever dear to me; | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Nations rejoice when he appears | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Nature and time quite naked lie | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Nature has all its glories lost, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| Nature in wild amaze, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Nature with open volume stands, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| Nature, to make his beauties known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Nay, before Jehovah laid | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Nay, often tempts him first. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Near himself for ever place us, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Near my Redeemers face. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| Near to Kedrons brook it lay; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Nearer, nearer, to him clinging, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| Need the good Physician. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Needful art thou all grace to give; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful art thou to make me live; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful art thou, my soul can say, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful art thou, to raise my dust | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful is thy correcting rod; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful is thy indulgent care; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful is thy most precious blood; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful thy all-prevailing prayer. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful thy presence, dearest Lord, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful thy promise to impart | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful to guide me, lest I stray; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful to help me every day. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needful when I in heaven appear, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Needing what no hand could give, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Needs the good Physicians care. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Needy beggars at his table | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Needy, and naked, and unclean, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Neer loses aught but dross; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Neer to my soul true pleasure brings; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Neer would I covet mans esteem, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Neither fully knowing why. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Neither lifted up with air, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Neither were angels made nor men, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Never can oppose again. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Never dare thy ways despise. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Never did angels taste above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Never did men, by faith divine, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| Never fails from age to age. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Never felt the inward flame, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Never from thy cross Id move, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Never from your memory lose | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Never had I sought thy name, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Never in his nature stood. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Never leave thy wounded side. | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Never let me cease to pray. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Never may I my Saviour blame, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Never once defiled with sin. | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Never reason more about it, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Never shall the foe confound thee, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Never to wander wide again, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Never was such a mighty pair; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Never were two such desperate foes. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Never will from her depart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Never, never ceasing. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Never, never may we dare, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| New Ebenezers to his praise. | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| New dangers and new foes. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| New life from him we must receive, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| New life, though dead before; | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| New strength to mans lost race; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| No Canaanite enters therein, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| No Canaanite therein? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| No Christ is seen, although the Guide. | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| No Jewish types could cleanse me so. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| No act thy grace can supersede, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| No age can change its glorious hue; | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| No angel can be more esteemed | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| No angels harp such music yields | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| No arguments have power to move | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| No arm can reach my desperate case | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| No arm of mine can break the chain. | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| No awful sense we find of sin, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| No balm but in the blood he spilt; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| No beauty in the Lord she views, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| No big words of ready talkers, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| No blood of goats, nor heifers slain | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| No bottom know, nor bound. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| No cause of pain and grief to me. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| No change can take place in his mind; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| No change can turn its course; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| No change has taken place in him; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| No charge against me can be brought, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| No chariots of Amminadib | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| No chastisement by the way, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| No clouds shall now obstruct his sun, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| No comeliness I see; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| No comeliness in them there is | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| No consolation yields. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| No cooling stream to quench the thirst. | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| No covenant blessing for me, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| No creature on earth is more happy than he, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| No cross or bliss, no loss or gain, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| No darkness can prevent his eyes; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| No drops of heavenly love will fall | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| No dry doctrine will suffice; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| No earthly charms my soul can move; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| No evil, without or within, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| No eye can pierce within the vail | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| No fatal shipwreck shall I fear, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| No fearing or doubting with Christ on our side; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| No fears to quell; no soul to save. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| No fiery afflictions shall burn | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| No fiery darts from Satans den | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| No flaming bolt could daunt my face, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| No flesh shall in his presence boast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| No foes on earth, or fiends of hell, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| No form nor comeliness; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| No gleam of comfort could I see, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| No good deeds, nor pleasing frames, | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| No good in creatures can be found, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| No good thing shall be denied us; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| No goodness God foresaw in his, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| No goodness he expects; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| No goodness of our own we bring; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| No goodness, no fitness, expects he from us; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| No hand to my help did appear; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| No hard conditions brought; | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| No harsh commands he gave, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| No healing balm springs from its dust; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| No health or sickness, ease or pain, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| No heights of guilt, nor depths of sin, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| No help in present grief will bring. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| No help in self I find, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| No help is found but in the Lord, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| No help on earth, I know, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| No human arm his case can reach, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| No imperfection can be there, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| No joy, but through his pardoning blood. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| No labours of mine, with fasting and tears, | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| No less almighty at his birth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| No less than love divine could move | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| No loathing of the plague within, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| No longer a sinner distressed, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| No longer burns our love; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| No longer from thy creature stay, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| No longer tinsel grandeur praise, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| No love but thine can make me blest, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| No man can truly say | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| No manna can they make or keep; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| No master of plausible speech, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| No merit but in him I see. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| No metaphor we speak; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| No money for thy ransom take, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| No monster more wretched could be, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| No more a stranger or a guest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| No more allure nor vex my heart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| No more appears his foe; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| No more content afford; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| No more in Jesus name to hope? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| No more indictments justice draws; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| No more let sin or Satan reign | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| No more of self they boast, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| No more on gaudy idols gaze, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| No more shall Atheists mock his long delay; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| No more shall Satan tempt my soul, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| No more shall bondage see; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| No more shall trickling sorrows roll | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| No more the believer from God shall be torn – | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| No more the bloody spear; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| No more we dread his power; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| No more, but Christ in me, may live; | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| No more, my God, I boast no more | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| No music can with it compare; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| No musics like thy charming name | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| No naked pride, no fig-leaf dress, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| No nearer we venture than this, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| No need thou hast to fear. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| No new demand, no bar remains, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| No news can be compared with this, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| No object else should intervene, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| No ointment put on Aarons head, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| No other change shall that sustain, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| No other hand can help but thee; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| No other helps have I beside; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| No other sacrifice for sin | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| No other song will be the employ | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| No other stay have I beside; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| No other subject pleased our ear; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| No part sound or healthy. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| No peace we have, no joy we see, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| No peace, but in the Son of God; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| No place can him contain; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| No pomp adorns, no sweets perfume | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| No power can long withstand; | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| No power his nature can afford | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| No power of reason can | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| No prophet, or dreamer of dreams, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| No rankling rust or moth; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| No real good from upright souls. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| No real goodness long can stand, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| No reckoning can we rightly keep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| No room is now left us to boast, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| No sacrifice beside. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| No sanctuary, Lord, but thee. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| No satisfying rest | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| No schism can ever take place; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| No shadow of turning in Jesus is found. | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| No sinner can be beforehand with thee; | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| No sinner dejected that flees to the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| No sinner needed mercy more, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| No sinner shall ever be empty sent back, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| No smoke, no thunderbolts are there, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| No sooner we begin to mourn, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| No sorrow, nor sickness, nor pain, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| No spirit, though ever so bright, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| No spot nor wrinkle can I see | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| No spring like this makes lepers whole, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| No spring will quench a thirst like this; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| No stock will keep upon my ground; | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| No storm shall injure thee; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| No strange commotions on the earth, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| No strength of nature can suffice | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| No strength of our own, or goodness we claim; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| No sweeter subject can invite | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| No sweets the gospel can afford; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| No sword nor spear the stripling took, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| No tear to wipe; no good to crave; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| No tempter, without or within, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| No thought can fly, nor thing can move, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| No thought een for the morrow take; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| No tongue can tell, but some can taste, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| No tribulations which they feel, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| No trifling gift or small, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| No trust; but builds his hopes | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| No truth or righteousness, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| No turns of providence abate | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| No voice but thine can give me rest, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| No wars have taken place, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| No wisdom of man can spy out his heart, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| No wit or will of man, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| No wonder if he cast at us, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| No works have I to boast; | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| No wrath on his brow he does wear, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| No wrath shall eer his bosom move | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| No! but to take it in this view, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| No! glory to his name we say, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| No! we bless the Lord on high, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| No, dear Saviour, we will go | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| No, in the strength of God Id wait, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| No, it was not the will of man | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| No, not a drop of real joy, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| No, not another day. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| No, not one good work to plead; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| No, thou Almighty Paraclete, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| No; I must maintain my hold; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| No; Zions great and gracious Lord | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| No; he is full of grace; | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| No; let me rather freely yield | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| No; still the ear of sovereign grace | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| No; they will tread, while here below, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| No; tis theirs to watch and pray, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| No; when I blush, be this my shame, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| None a Saviour more can need; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| None among the heavenly train, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| None among the sons of men, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| None but Jesus could have gained. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| None but Jesus! | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| None but burdened sinners prove | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| None but his favourites may draw near, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| None but the chosen seed | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| None but the sheep have freedom there. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| None but the wounded patient knows | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| None but this little favoured few | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| None can ever ask too much. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| None can penetrate through thee, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| None can pluck me from thy hand. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| None can save you but the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| None can with it compare, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| None come except the Father draw. | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| None ever miscarry that on him rely, | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| None have greater sins than mine; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| None less than Gods Almighty Son | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| None of the sons of mortal race | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| None other repast my spirit would have; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| None shall ever be confounded | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| None shall glory in thy sight | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| None shall pluck thee | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| None shall pluck them from thy heart; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| None so sweet and none so fair. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| None would interpose to save, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| None, none can eer be lost. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Nor David could against her stand, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Nor Gabriel can boast of a robe more divine, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Nor Gabriel himself is more blest; | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| Nor Gabriel is able to tell, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Nor Gabriel is loved more than I; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Nor God the reason gives; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Nor Hagar must continue there. | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Nor Moses, nor Satan, nor sin, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Nor Moses, with his iron rod, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Nor Satan any more control, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Nor Satan dares condemn. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Nor Satan dares my soul invade. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Nor Satan tempt you to believe | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Nor Siloams stream, nor Jordans flood, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Nor Siloams streams, nor Jordans flood, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Nor act the liars part. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Nor after strangers roam; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Nor all his footsteps find? | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Nor all his wiles destroy; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Nor alter his profound decree. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Nor am I yet able to tell | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Nor angels are clothèd more fine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Nor any other dress, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Nor are the vessels of the Lord | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Nor are they now complete. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Nor aught can him from Zion wean; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Nor aught exist but God. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Nor be deceived, nor die. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Nor borrows leave TO BE. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Nor burst the battered door. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Nor can I be better employed, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Nor can I be brought guilty in, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Nor can I sing with heavenly cheer, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Nor can I think one thought aright, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Nor can a union eer take place | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Nor can angels ever mention | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Nor can he bark, nor can he bite, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Nor can he be reprieved | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Nor can he expect to be perfectly saved, | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| Nor can her firm foundation move, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Nor can his glory end. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Nor can his joy decrease. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Nor can his members die. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Nor can it be sullied with sin. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Nor can it ever find | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Nor can it, nor will it deceive, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Nor can its dimensions know; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Nor can its joys content afford. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Nor can myself deny; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Nor can that fair body, the sun, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Nor can the best experience past | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Nor can the heart conceive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Nor can the powers of darkness rase | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Nor can their life be eer destroyed; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Nor can there aught in nature be | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Nor can they ever starve or die. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Nor can thy grace procure, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Nor can we call them thence. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Nor can we deliverance obtain; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Nor can we from it carry aught; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Nor can we sink with such a prop. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Nor can you hope the law to satisfy; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Nor cancel his decree, nor change | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Nor cease to press me, and persuade | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Nor cheer his troubled breast; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Nor constancy, nor strength, I have; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Nor could the world one joy afford. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| Nor covetous desires, arise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Nor dare I promise future good to bring; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Nor dares a creature guess | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Nor dares assume her place; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Nor dares my guilty fear, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Nor dares the favourite angel pry | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Nor death nor danger fear, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Nor death nor danger fear. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Nor death nor hell shall make us part. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| Nor death, nor danger fear. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Nor death, nor hell, nor sin, nor law, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Nor death, nor hell, shall eer remove | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| Nor death, nor sin, nor hell, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Nor death, nor sin, nor hell, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Nor dejected to despair; | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Nor did I expect a reprieve. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Nor did his choice depend | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Nor did my Saviour love alone; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| Nor did the Saviour then disdain | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Nor discontented grow; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Nor does he now believe it true | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Nor does it yet appear | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Nor doubt the Fathers grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Nor dread the dangers of the night; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Nor dreads destruction there. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Nor earth, nor all the sky, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Nor earth, nor hell, can it remove; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Nor earth, nor seas, nor sun, nor stars, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Nor earths deceitful, empty name, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Nor entertain a thought | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Nor envy heavenly powers; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Nor ever boast what I have done; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Nor ever can the way be known, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Nor ever dreamed it flowed for him. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Nor ever let me from thee start, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Nor ever more repine. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Nor ever quits his destined track. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Nor ever repents of the grace that he gives. | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Nor faint nor falter in the race, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Nor faints beneath his rod. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Nor fear the issue to abide. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Nor fear the plots of hell below. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Nor fear the power of hell and sin, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Nor fear the powers of hell; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| Nor fear the wrath of men or hell; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Nor fear thy banishment from God, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Nor fear to call him theirs; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Nor fear to cross that gloomy sea, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Nor fear to sing the charming lay; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Nor fear to trust his name. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Nor fear, with thy righteousness on, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Nor finally departs. | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| Nor flesh, nor soul, has rest or ease; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Nor fright them from the door; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Nor from Gods vengeance fled; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Nor from him shall eer be torn; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Nor from his own remove; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Nor from my Refuge eer remove. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Nor from the sacred streams remove, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Nor from them can my soul escape; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Nor from these earthly courts remove, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Nor give thy conscience rest, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Nor glow but with celestial fire. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Nor gold, nor house, nor land. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Nor good nor ill can stir a hand, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Nor goodness have to bring, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Nor guilt oerwhelm me with despair. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Nor guilt shall me pursue? | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Nor half his glory show. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Nor half so sweet can be. | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Nor have I aught wherein to trust; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Nor have I one good work to plead, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Nor have I skill the malady to heal, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Nor heals nor cures such leprosies; | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Nor heaven his full resemblance bears; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Nor hell can it deface; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Nor hell from Christ thy soul divide. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Nor hell shall fright my heart away, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Nor how to leave them knew. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Nor is it liberty alone, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Nor is it such a dismal thing | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Nor is she charmed with gospel-news; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Nor is the Surety short of love; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Nor is the strongest free. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Nor is there one in heaven above, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Nor know its saving power; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Nor know themselves wretched and lost. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Nor know which path to take, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Nor knows the shadow of a turn. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Nor law nor Satan can condemn. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Nor law, nor death, nor hell, nor sin, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Nor lead a step beyond the grave; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Nor lean upon her God. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Nor leave us till we say | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Nor less of Gods favour deserve; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Nor let Satans dire vexations, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Nor let him as thy pilgrim rove | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Nor let his mercies lie | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Nor let his saints forget. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| Nor let it eer be said | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Nor let me against thee reply; | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Nor let me be wanting of sight; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Nor let me drop a murmuring word, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| Nor let me fall, I pray. | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Nor let me to this monster bend. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Nor let my head, or heart, or hands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Nor let my heart rove, but keep at thy feet; | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Nor let my hope be lost. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Nor let my tongue indulge deceit, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Nor let one hateful lust survive. | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Nor let the price of blood | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Nor let their faith and courage droop, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Nor let thy vengeance on us fall, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Nor let us ever stray; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Nor lets me feel the unction of his grace; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| Nor lets one guilty blemish stay? | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Nor lift to heaven his eye; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Nor longer here remain, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Nor look with scornful eyes; | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Nor love the Lord with all my heart, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Nor meanly of the tempted think; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Nor men, nor angels heal the breach. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Nor murmur at his will. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Nor murmurs my burdens to bear; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Nor nakedness to shame. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Nor need I blush to call him Lord, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| Nor of fitness fondly dream; | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Nor on his protection rely, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Nor on the contrite sinner frown; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| Nor one faint murmur rise. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| Nor one that unto him shall go, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Nor power the sick to heal; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Nor powers on high, nor powers below, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Nor pray in a time of distress, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Nor prayer is made on earth alone; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Nor present things, nor things to come, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Nor prove a hasty guest, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Nor put their hope to shame. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Nor rites that God has given, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Nor rove, nor seek the crooked way! | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Nor scorns neither aged nor youth. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 597 |
| Nor scorns the meanest name. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Nor sends them from his door. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Nor shall I know a Fathers frown, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Nor shall condemnation see; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Nor shall eer a sinner perish, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Nor shall it eer be said at last, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Nor shall my hopes be lost. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| Nor shall my soul depart from thence; | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Nor shall our hope be turned to shame. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Nor shall our poor peevish heart | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Nor shall our souls be thence removed, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Nor shall the avenger of blood enter there. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Nor shall the dreadful power of sin, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Nor shall the powers of earth or hell | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Nor shall the weakest saint complain | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| Nor shall their fare be mean; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Nor shall they eer prevail. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Nor shall they ever be | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Nor shall they starve for want; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Nor shall they suffer shame. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Nor shall thy deep foundations move, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Nor shall thy living gospel rest, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor shalt thou seek his face in vain. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Nor should we wish the hours more slow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Nor sin, nor Satan, can oercome | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Nor sin, nor death, nor hell, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Nor sin, nor temptation, nor fear, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Nor skill, alas! nor power has he, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Nor spare him in the trying hour. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Nor spare to make me clearly see | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Nor start from the trial if Jesus be here. | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Nor stubbornly rejects the yoke, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Nor suffered in our place, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Nor sung his worthy praise, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Nor suppose the evil great, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Nor this without thy aid; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| Nor thy goodness do thee good. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Nor thy mourning saints forget; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Nor trace thy bounteous love? | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Nor tremble at their mighty rage, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Nor troubles rise by chance; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Nor turn the truth to bane, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Nor vainly strive to mend; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Nor wander far abroad; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Nor will Satan spare to say, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Nor will ever take it from us; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Nor will he change his mind; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Nor will he ever with me part. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| Nor will he ever with you part. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Nor will he fair Zion forget, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Nor will he forsake us at last; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Nor will he let me die. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| Nor will he poor mourners condemn; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Nor will he put my soul to shame, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Nor will he quench the smoking flax. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| Nor will he send them empty back, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Nor will he send them empty back. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Nor will he take a bribe; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Nor will he take from me the love he had then; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| Nor will he them neglect. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Nor will it eer from me depart. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Nor will let us quite leave him. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Nor will nor power of flesh and blood | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Nor will of man, nor blood, nor birth, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Nor will the afflicted to Jesus apply, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Nor will they be wanting of gun-shot from hell; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| Nor will we fear, nor blush with shame, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Nor will we fear, while thou art near, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Nor will with human fancies range; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| Nor wilt thou relinquish at last | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Nor wings from wrath to fly. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Nor wish thee to lessen the power | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Nor with a rushing noise, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Nor with a soul will part; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Nor worship prove a task. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Nor would we dare his ways despise. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Nor wrath to sink you in despair. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| Nor yet are men willing to have the truth told, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Nor yet by duty led; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Nor yield to fear. | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Not Aaron, in his costly dress, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Not Gabriel asks the reason why, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Not Jordans stream, nor deaths cold flood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Not a blessing God can give, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Not a glimpse of hope for me, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Not a single joint can die; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Not a single shaft can hit, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Not all at once, for fear thou find, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Not all that hell or sin can say, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Not all that men on earth can do, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Not all that tyrants think or say, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Not all the blood of beasts | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| Not all the chains that tyrants use | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Not all the craft of earth or hell | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Not all the delusions of sin | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Not all the harps above | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Not all the outward forms on earth, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Not all the pains that eer I bore | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Not all the powers of earth or hell | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Not all the rage of earth or hell. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| Not all the wanderings of her heart | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Not all the world can help afford. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Not all things below nor above, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Not an attribute is stainèd; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Not any sure, on natures ground. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Not as the world the Saviour gives; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Not but we taste his bitter cup; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Not by the terrors of a slave, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Not creatures righteousness, but mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Not death itself, that last of foes, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Not driven by fear, nor drawn by love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Not enter into judgment strict. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Not even a holy desire. | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Not every one in like degree | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Not fairly entered on the list, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Not feed on their graces, nor strut with a frame, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Not flowing from wrath, but in love; | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Not for an hour, or day, or week, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Not for our duties or deserts, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Not for the gift of tongues we pray, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Not from the dust affliction grows, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Not health, nor wealth, nor sounding fame, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Not heaven affords a costlier treat, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Not in anger, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Not like the writing on the sand, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Not long in ground the dying grain | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Not murmur, nor fret, nor small things despise. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Not nasty rags to foul the place, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Not one by force or chance can fall | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Not one in the court did object, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Not one of Adams race | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Not one of them for whom he bled, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Not one shall eer possess | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Not one shall hold him fast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Not one that on me shall believe | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Not only lies our shame unseen, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Not only that he shed his blood, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Not outward forms can make me clean – | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Not so the needy, helpless soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Not sodden, but roast in the flame | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Not that renowned Bethesdas pool, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Not the bare life in Adam lost, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Not the fair palaces | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Not the grandeur of the great | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Not the labour of my hands, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Not the most perfect rules they gave, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Not the righteous, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Not the wisdom of the wise | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Not to Sinais dreadful blaze, | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Not to hear the fiery law, | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Not to live without the cross, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Not to propose but call by grace; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Not with our mortal eyes | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Not worthy to be called his son, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Not worthy, Lord, we must confess, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| Not wrecked by death or sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Nothing I merit, Lord, I own, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Nothing brought him from above, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Nothing but Jesus I esteem; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Nothing but dismal things to see? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Nothing but grace appears | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Nothing but love shall I receive. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Nothing but redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Nothing but sin I thee can give; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Nothing but the filth of hell; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Nothing but this my ardent plea, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Nothing but thy blood, O Jesus! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Nothing desire, or seek, but thee. | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Nothing else can melt the heart. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Nothing else deserves esteem. | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Nothing else from guilt release us; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Nothing have I, Lord, to pay, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Nothing in my hand I bring; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Nothing in myself I am; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Nothing in nature, nor in art, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Nothing in self, but all in thee; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Nothing know we of the season | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Nothing less than that would do. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Nothing like a beast of prey | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Nothing more shall me dismay. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Nothing short of this can heal thee, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Nothing should be left undone. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Nothing want, beneath, above, | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Notion is empty, cold, and dead, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Notions the harlots test, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Notwithstanding Jesus grace. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Nought but mercy seems appearing, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Nought but the Saviours flesh and blood | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| Nought deserves the endearing name | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Nought have we to look unto | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Nought we can ask to make us blest | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Nought will content my heart | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| Now I have found the ground wherein | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Now I have seen the Lord. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Now I see, whateer betide, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Now I take the deadly cup; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Now Jesus, the true Light, is come, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Now are we sons and heirs of God, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Now begin the heavenly theme; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Now commemorate thy pain, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Now consider, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Now display their boundless store. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Now exerted in the word, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Now faints my heart within me quite, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Now fill our hearts with heavenly love. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Now for a holy, solemn frame, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Now for a song of praise, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Now for a theme of thankful praise | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Now for a wondrous song, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Now for believers is brought in | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Now he appears before our God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Now he lives, now he reigns, now he dwells in the sky, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Now hear the same petitions made | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Now heat consumes, now frost benumbs, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Now heaves my hallowed breast; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| Now if we search to find our sins, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Now in heaven sits, for us | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Now in shame they veil their face, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Now justice smiles on mercy sweet, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Now leaves thee dark as night, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Now let my soul arise, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Now let the feeble all be strong, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| Now let thy voice engage our ear, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Now look up with faith and see | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Now made for sin to feel, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Now maintains your peace with God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Now may he who from the dead | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Now may the Lord reveal his face, | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Now most men will approve the rich, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Now no ill can me betide; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Now nothing merely humans right. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Now on presumptions billows borne, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Now on the throne of his command, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Now proclaim a full release; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Now reconciles poor sinners. | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Now redemption, long expected, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Now reigns victorious over death | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Now rule in every heart, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Now send thy Spirit from above; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Now serves my mind the law of God, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| Now shall meet him in the air! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Now shall my inward joys arise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Now shouldst thou me to judgment call, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Now smiles, and cheers his fainting saints; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Now tell me what can all this mean? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Now the battles fought and gainèd; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Now the full glories of the Lamb | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Now the heart disclosed, betrays | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Now their praises fill the sky; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Now they believe his word, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Now they sing his praises. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Now though he reigns exalted high, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| Now thy gracious kingdom bring. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Now thy gracious word fulfil; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Now thy love almighty show, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Now tides of sorrow, rolling high, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Now to feed on heavenly food; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Now to heaven I aspire, | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Now to shades of death retire. | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Now to the God of victory | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Now to the Lamb that once was slain, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Now to the Lord a noble song! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Now to the power of God supreme | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Now with joy we come before thee, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Now with pleasure we attend | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Now with their lusts provoke the Lord, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Now, Lord, I would be thine alone, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Now, Lord, thy wondrous power exert, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Now, Lord, to us reveal | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Now, and when beneath the flood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Now, as in ancient times? | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Now, dear Lord, the heavens rend; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Now, dearest Lord, to praise thy name, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Now, despisers, look and wonder! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Now, een now, hes with us here. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Now, for the love I bear his name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| Now, freely chosen in the Son, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Now, from the garden to the cross, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Now, from the throng withdrawn away, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Now, gracious Lord, thy arm reveal, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Now, henceforth, and ever. | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Now, henceforth, for ever. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Now, if I feel its power within, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Now, if we credit him, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Now, now let me find thee almighty to save. | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Now, quick as thought, a sudden turn | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Now, the graves a downy bed, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Now, what in holy writ he says, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Numbers do his throne surround; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| O Garden, scene of tragic love! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| O God of grace, of love immense, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| O God of mercy, hear my call; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, be merciful to me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| O God, our Help in ages past, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| O God, our Help in ages past, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| O God, our King, whose sovereign sway | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| O God, thy powerful aid impart – | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| O God, to thee we pray. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| O God, who holy art, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| O I sink beneath the load | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| O Jesus! full of truth and grace, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| O Jesus, thou fountain of grace, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| O Jesus, to me now impart; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| O Kedron, gloomy brook, how foul | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| O Lamb of God, some pity show, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| O Lord of Hosts, thy dwellings are! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| O Lord our God, but in thy smile. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| O Lord! the sinner cries; | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| O Lord, I cast my care on thee; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| O Lord, I need not to repeat | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| O Lord, I would delight in thee, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| O Lord, a cheering look bestow, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| O Lord, descend and fill this place | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| O Lord, do thou instruct my heart | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| O Lord, how vile am I, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| O Lord, increase my faith. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| O Lord, increase my feeble faith, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| O Lord, my best desire fulfil, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| O Lord, rebuke me not in wrath; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| O Lord, stir up thy power, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| O Lord, the pilots part perform, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| O Lord, thy Spirits aid impart, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| O Lord, thy dwelling-place secure! | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| O Lord, with shame I do confess | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| O Love, beyond conception great, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| O Mount of Olives, sacred grove! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| O Prince of life, with power descend; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| O Zion, afflicted with wave upon wave, | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| O Zion, when I think on thee, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| O behold the Lord expiring; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| O believer! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| O bend my will to thine. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| O beware of fondly thinking | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| O beware of trust ill-grounded; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| O bless the Lord, my soul! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| O bless the Lord, my soul! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| O bless the Saviour, ye that eat, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| O bless thy servant, dearest Lord, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| O blessed Jesus, neer may those | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| O blessed sight, O lovely form, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| O blessèd be Jesus, for answering prayer, | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| O blest devotion! thus to meet, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| O blest exchange! transporting thought! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| O break the yoke of sin and death, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| O breathe on us a gale of grace, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| O bring no price! Gods grace is free | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| O bring thy worthless worm relief! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| O cast us not away, though vile! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| O change my captive, mournful state, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| O come and dissipate my fear; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| O come and spread your woes abroad, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| O come, Lord Jesus, quickly come! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| O come, and conquer, Lord, for me, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| O come, and give the weary rest; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| O come, poor helpless thirsty soul, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| O come, thou much-expected Guest! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| O come, with thy resistless word, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| O confer that grace again; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| O could I but believe, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| O could I know and love him more, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| O could I lift this heart of mine | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| O could I say, The Lord is mine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| O could I to my Fathers will | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| O could we but with clearer eyes | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| O could we make our doubts remove, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| O crucify the man of sin, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| O crucify this self, that I | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| O defend thy purchased flock; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| O do I feel a want of Christ | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| O do not frown my soul away, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| O do not tarry long. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| O dwell in me, fill all my soul, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| O fearful, O faithless! in mercy he cries; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| O fill it, Lord, with thy sweet word, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| O fix our souls above, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| O for a closer walk with God, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| O for a glance of heavenly day, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| O for a heart prepared to sing, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| O for a heart to praise the Lord, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| O for a heart to seek my God, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| O for a living faith to view | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| O for a sight, a pleasing sight, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| O for an overcoming faith, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| O for faith this choice to make, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| O for faith, and hope, and patience, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| O for grace our hearts to soften! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| O for grace to love thee more! | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| O for his sake our guilt forgive, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| O for love, for faith, and patience! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| O for my help do thou awake, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| O for the joy thy presence gives; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| O garden of Gethsemane. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| O give me strength to bear; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| O give me strength, Lord, as my day; | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| O give me, Lord, thy righteousness, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| O glorious hour! O blest abode! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| O grace, thou bottomless abyss, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| O gracious God, in whom I live, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| O grant him bright celestial views, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| O heal my loathsome, stinking wounds, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| O heal them with thy balmy blood! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| O help me to obey thy laws; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| O help me, or I die. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| O help my unbelief! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| O help my unbelief. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| O help my unbelief. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| O how could he so sweetly smile | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| O how good our gracious God is! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| O how sweet that sound to me! | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| O how sweet their songs arise: | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| O how unstable is my heart! | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| O if to me thy strength be given, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| O ignorance extreme! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| O keep me at thy sacred feet, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| O keep me in the heavenly way, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| O kindle now the sacred flame! | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| O lead me to the Rock | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| O let a lasting union join | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| O let it fall on us around, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| O let me climb those higher skies, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| O let me never quite give out; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| O let me then at length be taught | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| O let my feet neer run astray, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| O let my name engraven stand | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| O let my voice proclaim the joys | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| O let our souls on thee be cast, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| O let some blessed crumbs be given. | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| O let the Lord bestow | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| O let the Spirit within me dwell, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| O let the dead now hear thy voice; | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| O let thy love sufficient prove | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| O let thy mercy come. | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| O let thy mercy me supply; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| O let thy presence, by thy word, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| O let us banquet with the King, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| O let us ever hear thy voice; | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| O let us now thy presence share, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| O lift the abject sinner up! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| O look on God the Son! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| O love divine, how sweet thou art! | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| O love him, save him to the end! | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| O love of unexampled kind! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| O love, how high thy glories swell! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| O magnify that grace in me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| O magnify the Lord with me, | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| O make and keep my conscience clean | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| O make it clearly known. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| O make it to increase | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| O make them useful, wise, and kind, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| O make this heart rejoice or ache, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| O make thy awful warnings heard, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| O make to us salvation known, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| O matchless grace indeed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| O may I bear some glorious part | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| O may I call thee mine? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| O may I ever find access | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| O may I ever rest in him, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| O may I find my name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| O may I live the friend of peace; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| O may I live to reach the place | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| O may I patiently endure | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| O may I reach the heavenly shore | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| O may I read my name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| O may I seek thy praise alone. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| O may I then be found in him, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| O may I with pleasure behold | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| O may I, with my latest breath, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| O may he preach the word of God | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| O may his love immortal flame! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| O may my blood-washed soul be found | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| O may my heart, by thee possessed, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| O may my last expiring breath | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| O may my single aim be now | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| O may my soul be found in him, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| O may my soul such folly shun, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| O may my spirit daily rise | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| O may not duty seem a load, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| O may the Lord appear, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| O may the power which melts the rock | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| O may this love my soul constrain | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| O may thy Spirit, Lord, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| O may thy house be my abode, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| O may thy matchless merits be, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| O may thy name upon my heart | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| O may thy servant now today | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| O may we all, dear Lord, as one, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| O may we all, while here below, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| O may we each, with heart and tongue | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| O may we feel as once we felt, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| O may we hear the Saviours voice, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| O melt our hearts, or break; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| O might I doubt no more, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| O might I once mount up and see | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| O my Jesus, let me know | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| O my Jesus, thou art mine, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| O my distrustful heart, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| O my loving, bleeding Lord, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| O my soul! be not dismayèd, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| O my soul, admire and wonder; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| O my soul, what means this sadness? | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| O my soul, with wonder tell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| O my soul, with wonder tell; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| O never give up this. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| O never remove thy presence, nor hide | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| O pity and forgive! | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| O praise the Lord, ye heavenly hosts! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 867 |
| O put me in with thy own hands, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| O quell my lust, nor let me fall! | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| O raise me to thy bright abode. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| O receive my soul at last! | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| O refresh us! | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| O rend with thy expiring breath, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| O revive us, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| O righteous Father, just and true, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| O sacred covert from the beams | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| O sacred deep, without a shore, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| O save a wretch condemned to die! | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| O save me for thy mercies sake. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| O save me from my treacherous heart! | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| O seal my pardon to my soul, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| O see the blood-washed world | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| O send thy Spirit down to write | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| O send thy Spirit from above; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| O send us not despairing home; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| O send us thy unction, to teach us all good; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| O shine on this benighted heart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| O show my wandering feet the way | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| O shut me safely in; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| O speak the kind transporting word, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| O speak the reconciling word, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| O speak, and bid my soul rejoice; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| O speak, that we thy voice may hear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| O sustain us on the road | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| O sweet abode of peace and love, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| O sweet revelation divine! | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| O take away thy rod. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| O take my all, this worthless heart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| O take the wanderer home. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| O teach me to love thy Person most sweet, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| O teach me to resign; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| O teach me, Lord, thy truth to know, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| O that I could at last submit | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| O that I could now adore him | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| O that I had a stronger faith, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| O that I knew the secret place | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| O that I now the rest might know, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| O that closer we could cleave | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| O that in Jordans swelling | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| O that it now were shed abroad | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| O that love, how vast it is! | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| O that my God would grant me grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| O that my Sun, with cheering ray, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| O that my anxious mind were free | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| O that my load of sin were gone! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| O that my soul could love and praise him more, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| O that my soul, as heretofore, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| O that our flinty hearts could melt, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| O that our souls could wait | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| O that the Lord would guide my ways | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| O that the happy hour were come, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| O that thou wouldst me bless indeed, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| O that we now might know | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| O the dear mysteries of his cross, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| O the delights, the heavenly joys, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| O the happiness arising | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| O the heights, the depths of grace, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| O the love of Christ to sinners! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| O the love that fills his heart! | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| O the matchless love of God! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| O the mysterious depths of grace! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| O the pangs by Christians felt, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| O the power of love divine! | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| O the sweet wonders of that cross, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| O the vast mysteries of thy love! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| O this indeed is hard! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| O thou Saviour, keep me nigh. | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| O thou bleeding love divine, | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| O thou by whom we come to God, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| O thou dear suffering Son of God, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| O thou from whom all goodness flows, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| O thou hideous monster, Sin, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| O thou lovely, loving Saviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| O thou mighty God and Saviour | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| O thou mild, pacific Prince! | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| O thou sin-atoning Lamb! | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| O thou that hearst the prayer of faith, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| O thou with battering tempest tossed, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| O thou, at whose almighty word | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| O tidings sweet of grace, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| O to grace how great a debtor | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| O tune our tongues, and set in frame | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| O turn us, turn us, mighty Lord, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| O vanity extreme! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| O wash my soul from every sin, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| O watch against trusting to your native strength; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| O what a Friend is Christ to me! | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| O what a dreary land | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| O what a field of battles here; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| O what a gift is this! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| O what a heavenly field! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| O what a rest is Christ to me! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| O what a rich field of delight! | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| O what amazing joys they feel, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| O what amazing words of grace | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| O what an IF was there! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| O what blest devotions that, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| O what dangers, all distressing, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| O what immortal joys I felt, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| O what is honour, wealth, or mirth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| O what joy the sight affords! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| O what matchless condescension | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| O what sacred joys await them! | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| O what shall I do my Saviour to praise, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| O what wonders love has done! | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| O what wonders love has done! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| O when shall my spirit exchange | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| O when will God our joy complete, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| O when wilt thou bid me ascend, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| O where is now that glowing love | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| O where shall I find a guide to direct, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| O why did Jesus show to me | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| O why for man, dear Saviour, why? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| O wonder of wonders! astonished I gaze, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| O wondrous gifts of love divine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| O wondrous love! to bleed and die; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| O would the Lord appear | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| O would the Lord but shine again, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| O wretched, wretched man! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| O ye banished seed, be glad; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| O ye helpless, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| O ye much-esteemèd sinners, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| O ye needy, haste unto him; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| O ye sinners saved by grace; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| O ye sons of men, be wise; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| O ye thirsty, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| O ye who long to feel and see | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| O yield not to fear, rest only in Christ; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| O! I fear tis all a cheat! | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| O! I have seen the day, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| O! the rock which Moses struck, | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| O! tis eternal life to know; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| O, beloved Saviour, haste, | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| O, for thy truth and mercys sake, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| O, then, fulfil thy gracious word, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| Obedience is our view; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Obedient to their sovereign Lord, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Obey his voice, and all his will esteem. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| Obey the precepts of her Lord. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Obeys his precepts, keeps his word; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| Object of faith, and not of sense; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Object of my first desire, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Obtain the favour of thy eyes, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| Obtained by a dear bleeding God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Occasioned a famine of bread, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Oer Jacob shall he reign | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| Oer Satan, sin, and hell, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Oer all his Fathers house he stands | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Oer all the man their sweets diffuse. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Oer all the mass, which part to choose, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Oer all their sins divinely rolls. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Oer all victorious, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Oer every thought and step preside, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Oer hell and sin has victory won, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Oer his pungent sorrows ponder, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Oer sins unnumbered as the sand, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Oer the dear Object of our love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Oer the sin-cursed garden ran; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Oer this benighted soul of mine. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Oercome with bliss, I cry, Remove | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Oerwhelmed with distress I mourn at thy feet; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Oerwhelmed with his love. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| Oerwhelms my soul with poignant grief; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Oerwhelmèd with sorrow for sin, will I cry; | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| Of Canaans heavenly land. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Of Christ they speak; of Christ they boast; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Of Gods good will to men, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Of Gods rich gift of faith, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Of Him my soul delights to talk; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Of Him what wondrous things are told! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Of Jesus Christ, the Lord, the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Of Jesus and his word? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Of Jesus blood, and Jesus might, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Of Jesus gracious store, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Of Jesus, will we plead; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Of Satan and his powers; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Of Sinais fiery law? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Of Sinais most horrible heat. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Of Zion, for his ancient rest; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Of a bright celestial crown; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Of a guilty, treacherous heart, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Of a sin-avenging God; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Of a weak believer. | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Of all for whom he stood. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Of all his guilts acquitted quite, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Of all his love has saved. | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Of all my sins the chief. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Of all my swelling joys. | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Of all rich dowries best! | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Of all that God bestows, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Of all thats dismal in this world, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Of all the creatures God has made, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Of all the crowns Jehovah wears, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Of all the duties I have done; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| Of all the rightful heir, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Of awful vengeance fell! | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Of breaking all thy ten commands; | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Of choosing some from lost mankind, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Of cistern waters art thou sick, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Of covenant mercy I sing; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Of crowds that daily come; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Of enmity to God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Of everlasting love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Of everlasting love. | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Of every kind for man while good; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Of every kind of good, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Of every murderous, hateful sin. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Of excess there is no danger; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Of faith, and love, and joy, and peace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Of feeling all things show some sign, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Of friends and counsellors bereft, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Of heaven, and death, and hell. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Of hell subdued, and peace with heaven. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Of him shall sing; of him shall boast; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Of him that sits upon the throne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Of him who died upon the cross; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| Of him who has suffered and died in my place, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Of him would think, and speak, and hear; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Of his almighty power Ill boast; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Of his body breads the sign, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Of his body, bread and wine; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Of his chastising God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Of his glory shall partake; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Of his love wed eer be talking, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Of his oerflowing grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Of his special favour. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Of his sufferings so intense, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Of humility and love. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Of its honey let me eat; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Of judgment too we sing; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Of just condemnation and utter despair, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Of light not a beam, of love not a spark; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| Of love and righteousness. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Of love it the precious law is, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Of making love divinely known | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Of man and beast thy care; | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Of men, or angels know: | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Of my celestial song. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| Of my deserved but dread abode. | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| Of my distress and shame; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Of my natures evil! | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Of my strength and wisdom spoiled, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Of natives in his holy mount, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Of never-abating despair, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Of never-dying love. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Of never-failing grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Of never-failing skill, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Of one Lord will we sing, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Of one body each a part, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Of one celestial throng. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Of our High Priest above; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Of our Lords redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Of our Redeemers face; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Of our almighty Fathers throne; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Of our descending God! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Of our eternal King. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Of our ever-present Friend. | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Of our exalted King. | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Of our hope to persevere; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Of our incarnate God. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Of our salvation came; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Of our sins for evermore, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Of pain, and grief, and shame. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Of pardon, life, and joy, and peace, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| Of passions, or of pains; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Of peace if Im in quest, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Of perseverance why so loath | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Of pleasurable sin. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Of rage and mischief on, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Of sacred worship here; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Of safety, strength, and beauty too; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Of saints, in worlds of endless joy, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Of sin and guilt the very dregs. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Of sin and sorrow fall, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Of sinners saved, and sins forgiven, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Of sinners, Lord, I am the chief; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Of sore temptation I may fall; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Of sovereign grace to preach! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Of such a love as this, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Of that love that brought us near. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Of that mighty multitude, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Of the Almightys burning wrath! | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Of the Lord, who thus forgave? | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Of the Saviours family; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Of the ceremonial law; | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Of the incarnate Word; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Of the life that shall endure? | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Of the royal blood-bought throng, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Of the saints enthroned on high; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Of the same broken bread; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Of the total remission of sins, | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| Of thee Ill speak, of thee Ill sing; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Of their labours eer so bright; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Of their salvation freely paid; | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Of things a thousand years ago, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Of things beyond our sight; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Of this he sang, and we sing too. | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Of this poor faltering tongue; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| Of this the best of men have need; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| Of this they sin, of this they boast, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Of those that fear thy name; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Of thy glory here below; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Of thy proper title; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Of thy soul in wraths deep flood? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Of true and living faith; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Of unceasing praises, for ever. Amen. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Of usefulness or fruit; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Of various kinds, assault; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Of vengeance on Jesus, our Head; | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Of water of life and of peace; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Of what himself has done, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Of what the Saviours undergone, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Of which all his Israel must eat; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Of whom the prophets tell, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Of wisdom, love, and power, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Of worth they seem to have, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Of yonder everlasting rest, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Of your condescending God; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Of your exalted Lord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Offend against my God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Offered his blood and died; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Oft as sins, my soul, assail thee, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Oft by a Saviours dying love, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Oft clothe thy word with power divine, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Oft feed us, Lord, beneath this vine, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Oft have we each in private prayed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Oft have we seen the tempest rise; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Oft he chastised, but neer forsook | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Oft hurry me away; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Oft it causes anxious thought, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Oft rises up within, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Oft turned aside the fatal hour, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Oft we cast a wishful eye | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Oft were best when dangers fright us, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Oft when their hearts are sinking fast, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Often I feel my sinful heart | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Often fill thee with dismay? | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Often in Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Often makes us start aside. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Often set their hearts on flame; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Often use their treacherous art; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Often, Saviour, feast us thus, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Ofttimes to Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Ofttimes with thy little train; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Oh what a narrow, narrow path | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Oh! Im leprous, stinking, foul, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Oh! for his sake attend our cry, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Oh! that I might so believe; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Oh! this unstable heart of mine | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Oh! what a sad and doleful night | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Oh, permit them not to wither, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Oil and wine to heal and cherish, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Old professors, tall as cedars, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Old sheep are moving off each year, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Old shepherds, too, retire, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Old things cease, and all is new; | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Omnipotence weakness become, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Omnipotent Lord, my Saviour and King, | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| On Canaans happy land. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| On Christ thy affections then fixed, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| On Christ your Lord calling, your foes you shall rout. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| On Gods incarnate Son. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| On Him I cast my every care; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| On Jacob now arise and shine, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| On Jesus aid rely; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| On Jesus call, and trust his word, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| On Jesus call, though wretched be your case; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| On Jesus calling with sad thought, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| On Jesus for relief; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| On Jesus hands and side. | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| On Jesus head the crown hell place; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| On Jesus puts the crown; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| On Jesus, and spent itself there. | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| On Jesus, the Rock that is higher than I. | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| On Jewish altars slain, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| On Mizars hill and Hermons mount; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| On Zions bright summit above, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| On Zions heavenly hill; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| On Zions hill he reigns, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| On a precarious throne; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| On all that love the Son. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| On all the dainties earth can give; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| On all who feel their woes. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| On babes that long to learn; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| On contrite hearts bestow; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| On doctrine he relies. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| On earth can be known but in part; | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| On earth each verdant clod, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| On earth we sing thy bleeding love, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| On earth we want the sight | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| On every begging soul bestow | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| On every child of God. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| On every side shall hem thee in, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| On harps of gold they praise his name, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| On heavenly things we fix our eyes, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| On her Beloved leans. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| On her beloved Lord she leans? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| On hills of light, in worlds unknown; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| On him Ill wait, and in him trust. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| On him almighty vengeance fell, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| On him alone depend. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| On him alone my hopes recline; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| On him cast all their care; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| On him depend; before him fall; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| On him shall Zion place | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| On him she casts her cares; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| On him that opes, and no man shuts; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| On his conflict much he thought; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| On his dear head, O what a storm | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| On his face what sadness dwells! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| On his head the crown they place; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| On his lisping babes below, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| On honourable blood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| On its glories, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| On me be all its freeness shown; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| On me for all depend. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| On me for love, for works, for faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| On men of vilest race. | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| On millions of the human race; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| On my unworthy, favoured head, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| On nature-strength and power, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| On natures barren ground; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| On one so foul, so base, so blind, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| On one so vile as I. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| On seeking souls vouchsafe to shine; | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| On sinners of a mortal race, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| On sinners who have nought to bring, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| On sinners work, or bad or good, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| On sovereign grace rely; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| On spiritual things we cannot dwell; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| On such a wretch as I; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| On such as cannot help themselves, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| On such as he designs to save; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| On such enchanted ground. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| On such love, my soul, still ponder, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| On that dear head of thine; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| On that we build our hope. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| On the Lord I cast my care, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| On the Rock of Ages founded, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| On the Saviours fulness living, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| On the borders of your land; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| On the bosom of Jesus, my Lord. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| On the bright hills of heavenly day. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| On the cross thy body broken | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| On the great Physician. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| On the left hand and right, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| On the wings of angels fly; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| On the wings of faith uprising, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| On the word thy blood has sealèd | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| On thee Ill wait; in thee Ill trust; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| On thee alone Id cast my care, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| On thee my feeble soul Id stay, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| On thee, when sorrows rise, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| On thee, when waves of trouble roll, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| On their own works have built; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| On them his fond affections ran, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| On these my fainting spirit lives; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| On this benighted soul of mine; | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| On this firm rock, believers build; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| On this indulged, ungrateful spot! | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| On this my darksome path; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| On this rock your building found, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| On this sure foundation stone | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| On this, on that side keep; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| On those that fear his name, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| On thy fixed love depend; | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| On thy garden deign to smile; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| On thy kind arm may they rely, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| On thy kind arms I fall, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| On thy kind wings, celestial Dove. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| On thy mercy I rely; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| On thy shoulders bear them home; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| On us assembled here; | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| On us descend! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| On us he sheds new beams of grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| On what dost thou depend? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| On what has now been sown, | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| On what have thy fond hopes been stayed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| On what kind hand rely, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| On what sure hand rely? | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| On which I raise my prospects high, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| On which his church is built; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| On which the Prince of Glory died, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| On whom alone my hopes depend? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| On whom my hope of heaven is built, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| On whom my hopes of heaven depend! | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| On wings of faith above the skies; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| On wings of love came down, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| On wings of love he flies, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| On wings of love the Saviour flies, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| On wings of love, from heaven he flies, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| On yonder glorious height, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| On yonder shores of bliss | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Once I admired its trifles too, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Once I beheld his lovely face, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Once I could sound the note of praise, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| Once I rolled in guilt and sin, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Once I was enveloped in debt, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Once a sinner near despair | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Once applied, tis always on; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Once beneath my sin he smarted, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Once did live, and liked it well; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Once for favoured sinners slain, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Once he died our souls to save; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Once in floods of wrath, the Lamb | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Once in him, in him for ever; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Once in the circuit of a year, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Once more before we part, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Once more his blessing ask; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Once more the constant sun, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Once more we come before our God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Once more, dear God of grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Once more, like children, we are come, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Once they were mourning here below, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Once we lay immersed in sin; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| One God eternally, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| One God, Jehovah, and no more. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| One almighty God of love, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| One baptism we own; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| One be their views, their aim, their end, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| One body has its several limbs, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| One day amidst the place | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| One gentle sigh their fetters breaks; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| One glimpse of happiness afford? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| One glimpse, dear Saviour, of thy face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| One hour upon the truth I feed, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| One in the tomb; one when he rose; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| One living, vital faith, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| One look from Christ shall make thee whole; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| One loves to watch and pray, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| One mighty foe deals wondrous woe, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| One of this remnant I would be, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| One only sweet fountain of blood that was spilt | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| One pants with God to live and reign; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| One precept, eer so small; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| One shining glimpse, one cheerful ray, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| One sip has made them well. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| One sip of Bethlehems sacred well. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| One smile, one blissful smile of thine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| One that would only hear thy voice. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| One there is, above all others, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| One thing I keep in view – | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| One when he triumphed oer his foes; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| One when in heaven he took his seat, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| One with Christ, our living Head, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| One with God, through Jesus one, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| One with Jesus, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| One with him for evermore. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| One with incarnate Deity! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Only Source of all thats good: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Only because we slightly know, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Only by faith in Jesus wounds | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Only by report is known, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Only discloses to my view | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Only ease me of my guilt. | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Only fully known to God. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Only in Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Only in him they make their boast, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Only on his love rely, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Only place of happiness? | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Only remember I am dust. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Only reserved for Christ that died, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Only take him at his word. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Only this can make me feel; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Only thou our Leader be, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Only thou the way canst show; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Only through a Saviours blood. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Only to be found in thee. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Only to believe, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Only to produce despair; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Only when the way is rough, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Open all our hearts to thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Open now thy precious treasure: | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Open our eyes, and make us wise, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| Open thou the crystal fountain, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Open thy arms, and take me in! | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Open wide the bloody scene. | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Open, Lord, and take me in, | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Opened is the gate of heaven; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Opens an eternal day. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Opens wide her golden gates; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Opinions in the head, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Oppressed by sins of every name, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Oppressed with guilt a painful load, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Or Adam formed, or angels made, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Or God eer lose a saint. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Or I must surely die; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Or I shall faint and die; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Or I shall tire at length, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Or Satan harass thee, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Or all my friends to me? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Or any blessing make me blest, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Or at thy bleeding side; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Or backward I shall start; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Or barter pearls for straws. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Or bears them in his arms. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Or bid thee leave his door? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Or but conceal his face. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Or but to Golgotha remove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Or by the world abhorred, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Or catch him in his talk; | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| Or contradict his will – | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Or count the number of thy years? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Or crucify the Lord again, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Or dare not move a single step, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Or deep distress, or poverty, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Or deep revelations pretend; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Or do any holy thing, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Or does he seem to frown? | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Or does this guilty land exceed | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Or dread the unknown way? | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Or drop one heart-feeling tear. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Or drops in ocean lost. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Or earth on her huge columns placed. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Or earth received her frame – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Or earth, or seas, or sun, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Or eer will know, is love. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Or else our service will but mock | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Or else we worship thee in vain. | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Or faithfully sinners reprove, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Or feel at death dismay? | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Or fight the fight of faith? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Or form our natures fit for heaven? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Or from natures deepest cell; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Or give my mourning heart relief. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Or gives us room to boast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Or groping twixt hope and despair, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Or harbour one hard thought of thee. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Or heal the wounded mind. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Or hear salvations word, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Or hope expect, or faith believe. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Or hope for what he views? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Or how can Mercy lift her head, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Or how escape the wrath to come? | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Or human heart conceive, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Or if the Lily he assume, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Or if thou faint, to Jesus cry, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Or in a falling tear. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| Or in the fire, or through the sea, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Or in the world to come. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Or in what glorious form appears, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Or justice can caress, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Or kernels from the shells. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Or laid foundations for the earth. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Or learning he may boast, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Or lend a hand to help me through, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Or let them longer last; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Or lets the tempter do, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Or lift his guilty head. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Or lifted up my sinking head. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Or like a shooting star. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Or like an apostle to preach; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Or lose thy way with such a guide? | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Or love my thoughts engage, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Or lure my feet aside, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Or make the clouds in order range, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Or mammon foul with grace; | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Or mans or angels thought; | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Or members less comely to sight, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Or might join with Christ in prayer; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Or more display the glorious right | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Or must we wait till then? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Or on the mount of God. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Or on the mount of sovereign grace, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Or on this earthly ball. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Or plead with the words of a friend, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Or prove the ransom incomplete? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Or raise the dead to life. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Or rather made myself; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Or rather, what our prayer? | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Or read, or speak, or hear, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Or saints to feel his grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Or sever my soul from his love. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Or shake at deaths alarms? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Or shall lift thee up when down. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Or should I start aside, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Or shrink to meet a deadly foe? | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Or sink amidst the flood; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Or sink in ruin, guilt, and thrall. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Or sins more vile than they. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Or sins your peace assail, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Or soon my strength will fail. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Or sore affliction, pain, or loss, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Or spurn thy humble plea; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Or stand or fall by his doom; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Or sunk in dismay, and none to uphold; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Or tell the Lord my sore distress? | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Or that monster, Sin, appeared, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Or the least shadow of a spot. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Or thorns compose so rich a crown? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| Or though they fight, no victorys won; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Or thousand years to come. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| Or thy sweet ark will leave the place. | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Or to defend his cause, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Or to guard against the woe. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Or trace thy wondrous ways? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Or tremble at the gracious hand | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Or trifle with thy blood? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Or turn my feet astray. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Or venture near his throne? | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Or verdant vales, or gliding rills, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Or wash away the stain. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| Or wean our hearts from Christ our love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Or what bright scenes may rise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Or what can force them thence? | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Or what shall tempt us to despair? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Or what the Trinity has done | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Or what the tempers will control? | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Or whats my safety or my health, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Or when I do, would own it base. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Or when Satan wounds my mind, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Or when they seek themselves to please, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Or wheres a refuge like our God? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Or who can cure a troubled mind | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Or why, this ocean rose, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Or wilt withhold from me. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Or wished, at least, they would condole | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Or with the childrens bread. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Or wonders of argument forge, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Or worldly-prudent grow; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Or, if I never more must rise, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Or, if among us some be met, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Or, if rich cordials thou deny, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Or, if self-interest will intrude, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Or, should the dread decree be past, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Order my footsteps by thy word, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Ordered by his wise decree. | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Ordinances tease or tire; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Other attainments are of earth, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Other refuge have I none, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Others affirm, The Spirit of God | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Others investigate their cause | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Others, again, more smoothly go, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Our Advocate that pleads; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Brother, and our Friend; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Captain fought the field alone; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Our Captain is stronger than all that oppose. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Our Captain stood the fiery test, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Our Counsellor, our Guide, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Father and our Friend; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Our Father and our love; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| Our Father provided this Lamb for a treat; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Our First and Last, in thee we stand. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Our God contracted to a span, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Our God will with him bring. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Our God, how firm his promise stands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Our God, was manifest below! | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Our Hope for years to come, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Our Hope for years to come, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Our Hope, our Joy, our All. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Our Jesus freely did appear | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Our Jesus has loved us, we cannot tell why; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Our Jesus is the God of hope; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Our Jesus loves his dear elect; | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Our Jesus sends some cheering ray; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Our Jesus shall be still our theme, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Our Joseph turns aside to weep, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Our Life and Resurrection thou, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Our Lord forgives us all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Our Lord has made his empire fall, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Our Lord into his garden comes, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Our Priest that prayed, atoned and bled, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Prophet, Christ, expounds | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Ransom, our Peace, and our Surety he is; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Our Redeemer | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Our Saviour alone, the Lord, let us bless, | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Our Saviour and Friend, his love shall extend; | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Our Saviour and our God. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 502 |
| Our Saviour and our King, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Our Saviour, by free grace alone, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Our Shelter from the stormy blast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Our Shepherd and King cares much for his sheep; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Our Strength, and Righteousness. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Our Sun will always shine. | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Our Surety for us stood; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our Surety knows for whom he stood | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Our Surety stands before the throne, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Our Surety undertook the cause, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Our admiration draws; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Our ardent wishes meet. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Our baptism first declares | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Our bruisèd Champion came, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Our building in heaven eternally stands. | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Our characters were then decreed, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Our comforts may vary, our frames may decline, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Our condescending God, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Our conquering Hero hangs and dies! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Our country might find grace; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Our courage and our strength renew, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Our courage yields to fear; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Our danger and our refuge too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Our dear Deliverers love is such, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Our dear Redeemer dearly paid | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our dearest joys, and dearest friends, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Our doubts and fears remove; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Our earnest, fervent cry attend, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Our every fear will chase; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Our fainting hope to raise; | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Our faith adores the name we sing. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| Our faith and love, and every grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Our faith and patience fail; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Our faith he daily will assail, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Our faith is feeble, we confess; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Our faith receives a righteousness | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Our faith shall Abba, Father, cry, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Our faith shall never yield to fear. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Our faithful, unchangeable Friend; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Our fancy loves to range | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Our feeble feet enclose; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Our feeble souls assail. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Our follies and our thoughts. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Our follies past forgive; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Our folly and unsteadfastness; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Our frozen hearts to warm. | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Our fruitful fields and pastures tell, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Our gifts and grace increase; | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Our glorious Leader claims our praise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Our good Guide and Saviour has helped us thus far; | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Our gracious Shepherd thou, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Our grateful hearts and voices raise | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Our grateful tribute bring. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Our great Deliverer rise; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Our great High Priest, before the throne, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Our great salvation rose; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Our griefs we labour to prolong! | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Our guilt and folly own; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Our guilty souls are drowned in tears, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Our guilty treasons called aloud | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| Our happy thoughts employ. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Our hard hearts to soften; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Our hearts approve his ways. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Our hearts are prone to roam | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Our hearts cast up uncleanness, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| Our hearts in love, our voice in praise; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Our hearts remain as cold as clay, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Our hearts shall love him more. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Our hearts were fixed on things above, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| Our heavenly Father calls | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Our heaviest burdens he sustains; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| Our helper still is God. | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Our highest thoughts exceed. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Our hope of performing whats right, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Our hope, our comfort, dies. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Our hopes on Jesus cast; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Our hopes on Jesus place; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Our humble hopes depend. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Our humble songs employ; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Our humble thanks to thee, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Our interest in his blood; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Our journey lies along this road; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Our joy shall still increase; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Our joyful eyes behold him sit, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Our joyful songs shall echo still, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our joys divinely grow | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Our joys in haste dismiss. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Our legal hope he kindly kills, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| Our life in Christ is hid, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Our life is ever on the wing, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Our life, our hope, our alls in him, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Our lips address the Spirits name, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Our lives through various scenes are drawn, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Our longing breasts inspire | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Our loudest hosannas his name shall adore! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Our love so faint, so cold to thee, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Our lust and pride, by power or craft, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Our minds from bondage free; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Our mortal flesh to save; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| Our mournful minds to move, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Our names, with every penal score, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Our natures made by sin; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Our numerous complaints his mercy will hear; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Our numerous griefs are here redressed, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Our only, all-prevailing plea, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Our outward walk and inward frame, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Our paths been strewed with blessings rich and rare, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Our peace is made with heaven; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Our prayers attend; | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Our quickened souls awake and rise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| Our ransom with his life. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Our raptured eyes and soul employs, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Our raptured eyes behold. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Our ravished breasts inspire; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Our refuge and defence. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| Our righteousness and strength are found | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Our saddest hours we prize; | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Our seeking thy face was all of thy grace; | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Our shades and darkness turn to day; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Our sin how deep its stains; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Our sin revives, and death and hell | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Our sins are all forgiven; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| Our sins can neer be found. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Our sins on the Lamb, and he bore them away. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Our sins upon the tree; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Our sleeping dust shall rise, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Our song through all the year. | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Our sonship still to keep in view, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Our sorrows in the scale he weighs, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Our sorrows then shall flee away, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| Our souls can neither fly nor go, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| Our souls divinely cheer; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Our souls on thee be stayed; | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Our souls receive diviner breath, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Our souls revive, our strength renew; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Our souls their heavenly birth derive, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Our souls, ourselves, our all we pay; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| Our spirits when they droop, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Our springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our springs are all in thee. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Our staggering faith gives way to doubt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Our strength will soon decrease, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Our sure defence be made, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Our theme shall be, a sinner saved, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Our tongues rejoice in tunes of praise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Our very frame is mixed with sin; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Our vile requital of his love; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Our waiting souls set free; | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| Our warmer thoughts employs; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Our wars and tumults all arise | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Our wishes all above, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| Our wonderful Lover took flesh of our flesh; | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Ours appeared a hopeless case; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Ours the cross, the grave, the skies! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Out of Christ, almighty power | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Out of self to Jesus lead! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Out of the mouth of God? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Out of the worlds wide wilderness. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Outshines the wonders of the skies. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Over my sins and after thee; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Over our mortal flesh again; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Over self to reign as kings; | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Overgrown with weeds and briars. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Overwhelmed in deep disgrace; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Overwhelmed in sweat and blood; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Overwhelmed the Lamb of God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Overwhelmed was he indeed, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Overwhelmed with fear and doubt, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Overwhelmed with helpless grief, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Owe what thou wilt, the total sum | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Own him for your Sovereign Guide. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Own me in that day for thine. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Own their great and gracious God; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Paid all charges, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Paid is the mighty debt they owed; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Paid my ransom with his blood; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Paid off each law demand, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Pains and sorrows, sins and woes, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Panting, groaning, sweating blood! | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Pardon a worm that would draw near, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Pardon all our baseness, Lord; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Pardon and grace, and boundless love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Pardon and life for dying souls. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Pardon and peace from God on high; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Pardon any other way. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Pardon my sins, and take me home; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Pardon through thy dear wounds and blood, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Pardon, Lord, our poor endeavour; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Pardon, and life, and endless peace; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Pardoning the guilt of numerous years. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| Parents, native place, and time, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Part of that weight which thou hast felt; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Partake of a spiritual birth, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Partial service is his loathing; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Partner of my throne shalt be; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Paschal Lamb, by God appointed, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Passed on mans devoted race; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Passèd by, and bid us live; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Patch up no inglorious peace; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Patient, and to pains inured; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Paul, and Cephas, and Apollos, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Pause, my soul! adore and wonder! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Pause, my soul! and ask the question, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Paved from end to end with love; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Payment God cannot twice demand, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Peace and great goodwill to men! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Peace and great goodwill to men. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Peace be within this sacred place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| Peace by his cross has Jesus made; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Peace is made twixt man and God. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Peace of conscience, peace with God, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Peace on earth and mercy mild, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Peace on earth brought down from heaven – | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Peace on earth, and mercy mild, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Peace on earth, proclaimed by heaven – | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Peace procured by blood divine; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Peace shall attend the path they go, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Peace to this sacred house, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Peace, my complaining, doubting heart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Peculiar are the saints, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Peculiar indeed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Peculiar is the grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Peculiar must the blessing be, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Peculiar price indeed! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Pensive, doubting, fearful heart, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Perceives at length his unbelief; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| Perfect holiness of spirit, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Perfect us in all his will, | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Perfection here below; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Perfection is not found. | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Perfection of glory reigns there. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Perfection, then, in him we view; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Perfectly secured by thee; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Performs his works, the cause conceals; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Perfumed the chambers of the grave, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Perfumed the throne of God on high, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Perfumes the holy throne. | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Perfumes, and makes it welcome there. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Perhaps he died for me. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Perhaps tomorrow hell distress us, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Permit a worm to bow before thy throne; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Permits a vile worm of the dust | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Perpetual honours raise; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| Perplexed and at a loss, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Perplexed and shattered here and there, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| Perplexèd with sin, guilt, and fear; | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Perseverance he bestows | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Perseverance in our race, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Peter loved his Master well, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Pharisees gainsay or rail; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Pierce it with the blood-dipped dart; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Pierce the clouds of natures night; | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Pierce the gloom of sin and grief; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Pierced and nailed him to the tree, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Pierced my heart to pass by thee! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Piercing the shades with dawning light; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Pilgrim through this barren land; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Pilgrims we are, to Canaan bound; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Pitied us when enemies; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Pity a helpless sinner, Lord, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| Pity my soul, and make me whole, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Pity thy poor, dejected few; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Pity, for thou knowst our frame; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Plagued with every sore disease; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Plagues and deaths around me fly; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Plainly here his footsteps tracing, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Planted by God the Fathers hand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Plead and claim my peace with God! | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Pleads the rich ransom of his blood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Pleased we read in sacred story, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Pleased with Jesus sacred word! | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Pleased with all the Lord provides; | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Pleasure and love fill every mind, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| Pleasure comes and hopes abound; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Pleasure springs fresh for ever thence, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Pleasure, though with zeal pursued, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Pleasures which can never cloy. | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Plenteous grace with thee is found; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Plunge them down the rolling tide! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Plunge us in that crimson ocean, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Plunged in horrors dreadful flood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Plunged me in gulfs of black despair. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Point out the place where grace abounds; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Points out the breast of every soul, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Points to heaven, and shows the road. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Points to their names upon his breast, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Polluted without and within, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Poor and afflicted, Lord, are thine, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Poor and afflicted, yes, they are; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Poor and afflicted; but ere long | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Poor and afflicted; yet they sing, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Poor angry bosom, hush, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Poor bankrupt souls, who feel and know | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Poor captives, come to me; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Poor child, maternal love alone | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Poor comfort to mourners they give | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Poor disciples, tell me now, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Poor fearful saint, be not dismayed, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Poor helpless souls he neer neglects, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Poor helpless worms in thee possess | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Poor in spirit, meek in heart, | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Poor pilgrims shall not stray, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Poor sinner, come, cast off thy fear, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Poor sinner, dejected with fear, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Poor sinners dejected, of comfort debarred, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Poor sinners eat immortal meat, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Poor sinners may with boldness pray, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Poor sinners tormented with sickness or sore | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Poor sinners, sing the Lamb that died; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Poor sinners, sunk in sins tremendous cell, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Poor soul, what is thy hope? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Poor tempest-tossèd soul, be still; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Poor though I am, despised, forgot, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Poor trembling sinner, come | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Poor trembling sinners hear his call; | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Poor, weak, and worthless though I am, | John Newton (L.M.) | 91 |
| Poor, wretched, worthless worm! | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Pore not on thyself too long, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Possess a life that never dies. | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Possess the promised rest. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Possess this soul of mine; | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Post away to Davids cave. | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Pour out their souls to thee; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Poured on the ground a purple flood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Poured out his cries and tears; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Pouring day upon our eyes. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Power and love in Christ combine, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Power, and glory, and dominion, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 867 |
| Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. | T. Ken (L.M.) | 506A |
| Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; | T. Ken (L.M.) | 506A |
| Praise Him in cheerful, grateful songs; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Praise and bless him, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Praise and bless redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Praise him above, ye heavenly host; | T. Ken (L.M.) | 506A |
| Praise him all creatures here below; | T. Ken (L.M.) | 506A |
| Praise him who brought our liberty, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Praise his name in hymns divine. | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Praise the great Redeemers name. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Praise the mount! O fix me on it! | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Praise to Jesus bleeding love. | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Praise to thee by both be given! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Praise ye his name! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Praise ye his name! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Praising his name, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Prattling of him all day long. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Pray for faith and patience. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Pray that thy lusts may all be slain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Pray thou for us, that we, through faith, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Pray, if thou canst or canst not speak; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Prayer a task and burden prove, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Prayer can force a passage through | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Prayer climbs the ladder Jacob saw; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Prayer is the burden of a sigh, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Prayer is the contrite sinners voice, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Prayer is the souls sincere desire, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Prayer makes the Christians armour bright; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Prayer makes the darkened cloud withdraw, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Prayer was appointed to convey | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Prayer, too, seems a load; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Prayers a weapon for the feeble; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Preaching peace by Jesus blood – | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Preceded that days morn, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Precious Bible! what a treasure | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Precious Jesus! Friend of sinners; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Precious Jesus! here we are, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Precious Jesus! must it be, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Precious Jesus! we adore thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Precious Saviour | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Precious Spirit, make us see | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Precious drops my soul bedewing, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Predestinated to be sons, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Prefers his humble prayer; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Pregnant cause of misery. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Pregnant with mercy, truth, and grace, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Prepare a tuneful voice; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Prepare me, gracious God, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Prepare new honours for his name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Prepare us for that day; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Prepare us for thy will, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Prepare us to receive thy word; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Prepared by grace divine. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| Prepared of old, at Gods right hand, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Present your suffering Lord to view, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Presents a sign to Christian sight, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Presents the merits of his blood; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Preserve the power of faith alive | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Preserve thy saints in love, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Preserve us from running on rocks or on shelves, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Preserve us in love, while here we abide; | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Preserve us in thy fear; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Preserve us through the year. | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Preserved in Jesus when | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Preserves the soul from poisonous pride; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Preserves thee, first and last; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Preserves us safe from sin and death, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Preservèd by thy sovereign hand, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Press forward to the heavenly gate; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Press them close on every hand? | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Presumption tempts us every day; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Presumptions dangerous snare, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Pretend to live the life divine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Prevent, prevent it by thy grace; | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Pride and self must be brought down; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Pride only knows to interpose, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Pride, envy, slavish fear. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Pride, lust, and self-deceit; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Pride, that haughty monster, pride, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Primeval shades of darkness drove, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Princes to his imperial name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Print thy own resemblance there. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Prisoners of hope are quite reprieved, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Prisoners of hope, to Jesus turn; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Prize thy word, and love to pray; | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Proceed it from an angels mouth, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Proceeding from the throne above; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Proceeding from thy special love and care. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Proclaim a Saviours blood, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Proclaim a full release; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Proclaim his love abroad; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Proclaim salvation free, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Proclaim the grace of your incarnate God; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Proclaim the wise, the powerful God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Proclaim thy constant care. | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Proclaim, Salvation from the Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Proclaim, through all the land, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Proclaim, with honour to his name, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Proclaims his grace abroad. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Proclaims that God is love! | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Produce a copious fruit. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Produce a patient mind. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Produced by the Spirit and goodness of God. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Produces only cankered fruit. | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Producing precious fruit. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Profaneness, riot, lust, and pride | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Professors minds control; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Profound in his wisdom, abounding in grace; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Prompting us to secret prayer; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Prone from my Saviour to depart; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Prone to leave the God I love; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Pronounce his hand severe. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Pronounce the truths of Jesus vain, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Pronounce, O pronounce I am thine; | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Proofs I see sufficient of it; | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Prophets of old, and saints the same, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Propitious from thy throne above, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Proportioned to their cost. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Prostrate I fall, ashamed of doubt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Prostrate at thy feet I lie; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Prostrate at thy feet repenting, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Prostrate before his awful seat; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Prostrate before thy throne I fall; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Protection in me they shall find, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Protects from fatal harms; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Proud lions, that boast when lusty and young, | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Proud nature cries, with loathing eyes, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| Proud, envious, false, unclean; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Prove I was dear to thee. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Prove his wounds each day more healing, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Proves Zion to be the Lambs wife, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Provided for beggars distressed! | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Provides for those who come to God | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Provides her a clothing divine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Provoked a kind and gracious God, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Pull down all the bars between us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Pull his polluted garments off; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Pure and holy may we be; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Pure gold, well tried by fire. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Pure heavenly bliss to prove, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Pure honey, milk, and wine; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Pure river, O how sweet and clear! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Pure unbounded love thou art; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Pursue the narrow path; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Pursued by guilt and fear. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Pursued by guilt and sin, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Pursues me and rages with fulsomest breath, | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Pursuing folly with much pain, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Put forth by God to save his own; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Put forth thy Spirit with the word, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Put off the body of our sin? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Put on the nature of the lamb; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Put shoes upon his feet, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Put the hosts of hell to flight. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Put their most dreadful forms | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Put thy Spirit in my heart; | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Quick as lightning to the soul: | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Quick down to the place of our distant abode, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Quick my idols all depart, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Quicken souls, and make them cry, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Quickened by grace are made alive; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Quickened by thee, and kept alive, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Quickened by vital faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Quite throughout infected; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Quitted the believer; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Raise every chorus to his blood, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Raise our souls from earth and sin; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Raise the dead; the captive free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Raise the fallen, cheer the faint, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Raise the plants, enrich the soil; | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Raise thy downcast eyes and see, | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Raise us to thy glorious throne. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Raise us up and make us whole. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Raise we, then, our cheerful voices | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Raise your joys and triumphs high; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Raised from corruption, guilt, and death; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Raised, and then with glory crowned. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Rankling venom killed the faster; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Ransomed mortals, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Ransomed souls, the tidings swell; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Ransoms poor prisoners with his blood, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Rare virtues now these herbs contain; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Rash presumption, timid doubt, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Rattling like a peal of thunder, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Reach us more within the vail. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Read my anguish in my gore; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Reared it high, that all might view it; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Reason no help can give, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Rebellious thou hast been, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Rebels against his goodness prove. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Receive and eat the living food; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Receive the conquering King; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Received full payment from his hands. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Receiving food and rest: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Reception worthy thee, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Reclaim thy roving child at last, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Reclines his head on Jesus breast, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Reconciled in him to God. | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Reconciled my soul to God; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Record his mercies, every heart; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Recorded in some humble place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| Red with the blood he shed for me; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Redeemed by his blood, and with him made one; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Redeemed from earth by Jesus blood | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Redeemed from hell, and sealed for heaven; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Redeemed us from the curse. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Redeemed with his merit, were washed in his blood; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Redeemed, and saved by grace, we sing | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Redeemed, with Jesus blood redeemed. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Redeemer! whither should I flee, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Redeeming grace and dying love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Redeeming love has been my theme, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Redeeming mercy never dies. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Redemption all is ours. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Redemption by his blood, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Redemption in full through his blood; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Redemption in his blood by faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Redemption through his blood. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Redemptions glorious work is done; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Reduce to practice what we hear. | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Reflect in what you thus delight. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Reflect what trifles ye pursue, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Refresh his eye with sweeter light, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Refresh us from thy word, we pray, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Refresh us now, and send us down | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Regard the grief and shame Ive felt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Regard thy guilty creatures call, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Regard, great God! my mournful prayer; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Regardless of thy smile or frown, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Regards their moan with pitying eye, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Rehearse the same in every line; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Reign oer us as King, accomplish thy will, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Reject it with disdain; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Rejected and despised he is, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| Rejected be the thought! | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| Rejoice aloud, ye saints, rejoice. | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice aloud, ye saints, rejoice. | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice aloud, ye saints, rejoice. | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice aloud, ye saints, rejoice. | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice and be ashamed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Rejoice and tremble at his word, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Rejoice in glorious hope, | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice to see me sunk so low? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Rejoice, and let Christ be thy song, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Rejoice, the Lord is King; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice, the Saviour reigns, | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Rejoice, then, not repine; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Rejoice, thou ransomed soul, rejoice, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Rejoice, ye mourning souls; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Rejoice, ye saints, in every state, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Rejoice, ye saints, rejoice, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Rejoicing in Jesus by faith. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Rejoicing in the Incarnation of Christ. Matt. 2. 10 | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| Rejoicing in what Christ has done, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| Release from slavish fear; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Relieve his praying poor. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| Relieved our every smart. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Religion is but halt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Religion loses ground; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Relinquish all, s unworthy me. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Rely alone upon his grace, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Relying on thy faithful word; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Remember all to me are dear; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Remember him that died for you. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Remember him who once applied, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Remember how the devil dared | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Remember me, O Lord, for good. | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Remember one thing, O may it sink deep; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Remember the ends for which we are met; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| Remember this in eating bread, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Remember, O Christian, with heed, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Remember, brethren, whose you are; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Remember, man, thy birth; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Remember, the Saviour in winter was born. | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Remember, with a mighty hand | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Remembering thou thyself wast dead. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Remission is given, and both from his love. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Remote from the regions of sin. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Remove each vain, each worldly thought, | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| Remove our pride, whateer betide, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Remove this hardness from my heart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| Rend, O rend the vail between; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Rendered safe by his protection, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Renew, O Lord, my strength | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Renewed by his Spirit, weve power with God. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Renews their strength and heals their wounds. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Repeat it again, and publish abroad | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Repeat, ye ransomed souls, repeat, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Repeats in various ways; | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Repent, awakened souls, repent; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Repentance flows freely through Calvarys blood, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Repentance is a gift bestowed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Repentance is granted, Gods justice to prove; | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Repentance is so too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Repentance to impart, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Repentance to their faith they join, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Repenting saints the Saviour own | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Reproves my cold delays; | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Rescued from ten thousand fears; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Resolved for thats my last defence, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Resolved for thy glory to die. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Resolved to buy us with his blood. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Resolved to mend in aftertimes, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Resolved to put my foes to flight; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Resolved to set her free; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| Respecting all the holy seed, | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Rest assured you shall be winners, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Rest for my soul I long to find; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Rest for those who weary be? | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Rest in Christ, the Ark of grace. | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Rest in the oath that he has swore, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Rest in the promise God has spoke, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Rest thou on Jesus, sink or swim, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Rest upon us from above. | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| Rest, doubting saint, assured of this, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Restless as the troubled seas; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Restored to health away; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Restores their fainting breath; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Restoring hearing, speech, and sight, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Restraining prayer, we cease to fight; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Restrains the rash by fear; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Rests within his Shepherds arms! | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Retired to make sweet mercy room; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Retiring from thence, she appears | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Return to Jesus Christ, and see | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Return to pray awhile; believe, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Return to thy rest, my soul, and rejoice; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| Return unto thy rest, return; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Return, O holy Dove! return, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Return, my wandering heart, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Return, then, my soul, to Jesus, thy Rest; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| Return, thou Prince of Peace; return, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Return, ye ransomed sinners, home. | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Return, ye sons of men; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Returning from his ways; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Returning from the dead; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Returning prodigals shall find, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Returns to loose my bands, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Returns triumphant home. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Returns will not be scant | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Reveal Immanuels matchless love | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Reveal his love with power. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Reveal the path of life and peace, | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Reveal the things of God; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Reveal thy gracious arm; | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Reveal thy smiling face, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Reveal, confirm my interest there; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Reveals thy justice and thy grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Reveals to them his grace. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| Revenge! the blood of Abel cries; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Revere his judgments, not contemn; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Revere the sacred page; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Revive our drooping faith; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Revive the parched with heavenly showers; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Revive thy work within my soul, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Revive thy work within, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Revives my joys again. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| Revolving round his sphere, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Rich Lord, bestow on all | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Rich blessings are in store, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Rich blessings, just suiting my case; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Rich food the servants bring; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Rich garments must be worn to grace | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Rich in glory, Lord, with thee. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Rich in glory, thou didst stoop; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Rich mercy he proclaims | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| Rich of mercy, poor of grace; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Rich souls may glory in their store, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Rich the trophies Jesus brings! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Rich thy provisions, Lord, appear: | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Rich wine, and milk, and heavenly meat, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Richer than Aaron ever knew. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Riches, honour, strength, and blessing, | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Richly dwells in Christ the Lamb. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Richly flowed the crimson river, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Ride with majestic sway; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Ride with majestic sway; | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Riding down the heavenly road; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Right simple-hearted, meek and mild, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Right skilful and kind, and brave to protect? | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Right worthy indeed he is of high fame, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Righteous are the works of God; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Righteous are thy ways, and true; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Righteous, since he lived for me. | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Righteousness and peace embrace; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Righteousness thats white and clean. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Righteousness to full perfection | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Righteousness to the believer, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Righteousness within thee rooted | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Rightly offered in his name, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Rightly to oppose the foe, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Rise and reign in endless day. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Rise to all eternity. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Rise to hear your dreadful sentence, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Rise to life from earth and sea! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Rise, and bless him for his grace; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Risen victorious from the dead, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Rising high and sinking low! | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Rising upon thee from behind, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Rising, he brought our heaven to light, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Rivers of bliss perpetual glide. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Rivers of endless joy above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Rivers of love and mercy here | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Robed in dreadful majesty; | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Robes of imputed righteousness | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Robes of righteousness imputed, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Rock of Ages, cleft for me; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Rock of Ages, cleft for me; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Rooted in humility. | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Rose that we might be justified, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Rose, and lives to intercede, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Rose, and lives to intercede; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 584 |
| Rose, and now lives to intercede; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| Round each habitation hovering, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Round the heavenly herald throng, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Round the whole earth, and never stand; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Round the wilderness I roam, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Rounds of dead service, forms, and ways, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Rouse my corruptions from their sleep, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Roused by the animating sound, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Ruined, lost, Ill perish there! | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Rule in all our hearts alone; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1054 |
| Run in the way to joys above, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Run roving all the world about, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Run up with joy the shining way, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| Run, run, and work, the law commands, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Runs down the sacred crimson tide! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Rushed into the hosts, and stainèd | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Sacred to thy eternal name, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Sacrificed to cancel guilt! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Sad help! and what is worst | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Sad is my heart and mute my tongue. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| Sad prisoners in a house of clay, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Sad truth, were this to be our home; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Safe and sure for ever. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Safe folded in her anxious arms, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Safe from pride and self-conceit; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Safe into the haven guide; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Safe into the promised rest; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Safe they feed upon the manna | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Safe through the desert and the deep. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Safe to Jesus wounded side. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Safely to arrive at home. | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Safety on earth, and, after death, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Saints above, full of love, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Saints and angels bow before him, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| Saints are kept from final falling; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Saints dejected, cease to mourn; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Saints on earth, and all in heaven, | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Saints on earth, with saints above, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Saints shall thy ways approve. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Saints solemnly proclaim | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Saints the glorious triumph meet, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Saints, arise and meet your King! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Saints, from hence your comfort draw. | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Saints, from the garden to the cross, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Saints, hymn the incarnate Word; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Saints, in whom thy Spirit dwells, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Saints, raise your expectations high; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Saints, the dying words record. | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Salutes my ravished ears; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Salvation by grace, how charming the song! | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| Salvation by the works obtained | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Salvation for a bulwark stands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Salvation free in Jesus name? | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Salvation from his healing leaves; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Salvation full and free. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Salvation he demands; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Salvation in abundance flows, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Salvation in the Son. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Salvation is for ever sure, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Salvation is his dearest claim; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Salvation is of God alone; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Salvation is of God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Salvation is of God; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Salvation is of God; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Salvation is of grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Salvation is of grace. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Salvation is of grace. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Salvation is of grace. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Salvation is of grace. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| Salvation is of grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Salvation sends, procures, and seals. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Salvation sing, no word more meet | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Salvation through his blood; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Salvation to the Lamb. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Salvation to the Lamb. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Salvation to the Lamb. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Salvation to the Lamb. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Salvation unto God belongs! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Salvation! O the joyful sound! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| Salvation! O my soul, rejoice; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Salvation! let the echo fly | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| Salvation, glory, joy remain | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Salvations blessings taste and feel; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Salvations of God, the effect of free grace, | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| Salvations of the Lord alone; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Salvations theme pursue; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Salvations work is done; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Sanctifying every loss. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Sank his soul in vengeful smart; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Sank thy soul in deep disgrace. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Sank, and called it baptism; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Satan and my wicked heart | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Satan and sin may vex the mind, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Satan avaunt; stand off, ye foes; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Satan cannot make me yield; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Satan may vent his sharpest spite, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Satan might then full victory boast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Satan the weakest saint will tempt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Satan trembles at the word, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Satan will accuse withal, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Satan, in vain, with rage assails | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Satans agents | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Satans captives, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Satisfied he cares for me. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Satisfied they cannot be, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Satisfied! not they indeed, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Savage beasts, of every kind, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Save in the cross of Christ, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Save in the death of Christ, my God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| Save in the well of Bethlehem. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Save me from Satans wiles and snares, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save me from gloomy black despair; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save me from pride, that angel-form | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save me from pride, the plague repel; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Save me from self-righteous pride; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Save me from sin and all its smart; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Save me from sin, my desperate foe, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save me from this bewitching world, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save me, O God, my spirit cries, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Save only to increase. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Save us chiefly from ourselves. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Save us from loyalty so lame, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Save us from the rocks and shelves, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Save us in thy great compassion, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Save us, Lord, from first to last. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Save, O save me, or I fall. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Saved from Satans iron yoke, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved from all its reigning power; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved from every tribe and tongue, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Saved from sin, that hateful foe | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved is the sinner that believes, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Saved to see my Saviours face; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved to serve my lusts no more. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved unto the utmost now, | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Saved, and saved alone by grace; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saved, nor can I be condemned; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Saving grace we here receive; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Saviour divine, diffuse thy light, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Saviour divine, reveal thy love; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Saviour is his unctuous name; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Saviour of sinners, deign to shine | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Saviour of sinners, thee proclaim – | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Saviour of thy people free! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Saviour! follow with thy blessing | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Saviour, Prince, enthroned above, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Saviour, all the stone remove | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Saviour, at thy dear feet Ill lie! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Saviour, bless us | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Saviour, do not go too far; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Saviour, do not tarry long. | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| Saviour, if mine indeed thou art, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Saviour, keep us, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Saviour, let thy love be felt, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Saviour, make thy face to shine, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Saviour, visit thy plantation, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Saviour, with my last parting breath, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| Savèd sinners | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Saw the messenger descending, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Say not the believers dead, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Say to that ugly gaoler, Sin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Say to the south wind, Blow; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| Say, Christian, wouldst thou thrive | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| Say, My Beloveds mine: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Say, Peace, be still; look up and live; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Say, could the tempter try | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Say, how can Justice smile | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Say, is thy heart well broke, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Say, poor sinner, lovest thou me? | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Say, poor sinner, lovest thou me? | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Say, shall this branch that withered lies, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| Say, thou Shepherd all divine, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Say, was it by works, or by faith? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Say, wast thou not a captive born, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Say, what has Jesus done? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Say, whilst lost in holy wonder, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Says Jesus, my people are mine; | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Says his word shall never fail. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Says, All the Bibles lies, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Scarce a hairs breadth betwixt. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Scarce a single leaf they show. | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Scarce an hour but pilgrims see | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Scarce can lift a thought on high, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Scarce enough for the proof | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Scarce through a single hour the same. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| Scarcely know what theyre about; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Scatter all my unbelief; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Scatter our enemies, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Scattering all the night of nature, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Scatters his feeble light; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Scoffers appear on every side, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Scorched by the suns meridian beam, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Scorn thy grace; thy power defy; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Scorning all created good, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Seal it from thy courts above! | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Seal me upon thy arm, and wear | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Seal salvation on my heart; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Seal thy peace, or do thee good; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Sealed by the eternal sacrifice in blood, | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Sealed by thy Suretys bleeding hands; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Sealing your peace with God, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Seals mercy, and pardon, and righteousness mine. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Sealèd with a parting kiss. | John Berridge (7s) | 442 |
| Search all the world through, examine and see, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Search, Lord, O search my inmost heart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| Searches and finds the wandering out, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Seated at thy Fathers side. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Seated on his glorious throne, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Secure against a threatening hour; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Secure of never-failing aid, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Secure within thy arms to lie, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Secure, when mortal comforts flee, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Secured by graces conquering reign, | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Secured from hurts and harms; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Secures my soul from harms; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Secures the chosen seed. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| See a poor sinner, dearest Lord, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| See all thy foes in triumph led, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| See from the dungeon of the dead, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| See him by faith, and praises sing; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| See him dying on the tree! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| See him gasping! Hear him crying! | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| See him my Prophet, Priest, and King; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| See him stretched upon the wood, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| See his bloody cross appear. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| See his burdened bosom heave! | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| See his glory in a blaze; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| See how from Jesus wounded side | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| See how she holds it fast! | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| See how the Victim panting lies, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| See how the patient Jesus stands, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| See in his face what wonders meet, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| See in solemn pomp appear! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| See in yon cloud what tinctures glow, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| See it in thy Saviours blood. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| See royal robes your shame to hide, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| See the Judge our nature wearing, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| See the Lord of glory dying! | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| See the Lord of life expiring, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| See the cloud and fire appear, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| See the day of God appear! | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| See the exalted Saviour now, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| See the glorious armies rising, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| See the kingdom I bestow; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| See the mighty Hero fight; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| See the suffering Lamb of God! | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| See the suffering Son of God | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| See the suffering church of Christ, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| See the triumphant Hero rise! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| See the victorious Jesus come; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| See thee on thy judgment throne, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| See their enemies at his feet! | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| See there his temples crowned with thorns; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| See thy great salvation. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| See what a beauteous, costly ring | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| See what healing virtues flow; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| See what immortal glories shine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| See what tribulations rise; | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| See where it shines in Jesus face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| See your guilt and curse remove, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| See your slaughtered Saviour rise! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| See! from his head, his hands, his feet, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| See! it rends the rocks asunder, | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| See! the streams of living waters, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| See, I languish, faint, and die. | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| See, Lord, before thy throne of grace | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| See, from Zions sacred mountain, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| See, from his hands, his feet, his side, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| See, from the regions of the dead, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| See, gracious God, before thy throne | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| See, here an endless ocean flows | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| See, how the well-pleased angel rolls | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| See, in his heavenly smiles appear | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| See, in the Saviours precious blood, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| See, my soul, thy Saviour see, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| See, the insulting Ishmaels mock, | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| See, yonder rolls a stream of blood, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Seed-time, nor harvest, night nor day, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Seeing only in thy light, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Seek no healing, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Seek thy face, thy mercies own; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Seek ye my face, Jehovah cries; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| Seek ye my face, the Saviour cries; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Seek, my soul, no other healing, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Seeking only thee to know. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Seeking to know thee as thou art; | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Seeks after Jesus love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| Seem weaker than before. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Seems a slaughtered sacrifice! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Sees every day new straits attend, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Sees others walk at large, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Seized our Lord and Saviour there; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Self hunts about for praise; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Self-abhorrence, contrite hearts, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Self-condemnèd and abhorred, | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Self-condemnèd and abhorred; | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Self-renouncing, grace admiring, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Self-righteous souls on works rely, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Self-righteousness, and pride, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Self-will, self-righteousness dethrone; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Send a spark of heavenly fire, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Send comforts down from thy right hand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Send down the Spirit of thy Son | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Send down thy Spirit from above, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Send down thy Spirit, like a dove, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Send help, O Lord, we pray, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Send none unhealed away. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Send none unhealed away. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Send streams of blood from every part! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Send the Comforter to cheer me, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Send thy Spirit from above, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| Send thy blessing from above, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Send thy good Spirit down, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| Send thy healing word abroad; | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Send, O send me quick relief. | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Sends down his Spirit to guide you through | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Sent by the Father and the Son, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Sent to the nations from above; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| Sent to waft us through the deep, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Sequestered from the noise and strife, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Seraphs glow with brighter blaze; | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Serpents are the beasts that strike them; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Serves to raise our hate to thee. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Set captive sinners free, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Set my conscience free from guilt. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Set not on gold thy heart; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Set our hearts at liberty. | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Set poor captive sinners free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Set the burdened sinner free. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Set the burdened sinner free; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Sets up his kingdom in their breasts; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Severely make me daily smart, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Shakes the earth and veils the sky! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Shakes the vast creation round! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Shall I among them stand? | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Shall I ask, and not obtain? | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Shall I envy, then, the miser, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Shall I for ever be forgot, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Shall I resist them both – | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Shall I seek, but seek in vain? | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Shall all her needs supply. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| Shall all my chosen live. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Shall all our sins destroy; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Shall angels sing the honours of his name, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Shall any child of God be lost, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Shall at my voice awake, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Shall babes in Christ, bereft | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Shall be my eternal employ; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Shall be my soft repose. | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Shall be profit in the end; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Shall be raised in matchless might. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Shall bind their souls to vice; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Shall break a union so divine. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Shall cause his mercy to remove, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Shall cease from all my labour, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Shall declare from whence it came. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Shall dwell where Jesus is. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Shall eer be neglected, for Davids his name. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| Shall ever against them prevail. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Shall ever be accounted free; | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Shall ever be honoured and blest, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Shall ever molest me again; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Shall ever seduce him to death; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Shall feel our strength increase. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Shall find thee a permanent Friend; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Shall find thy promise sure. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Shall glory in the Lord. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| Shall grace seduce the mind, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Shall grace triumphant reign. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Shall guilty man complain? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Shall have a settled peace with God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| Shall have dominion now no more. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| Shall help my heaviest hours. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Shall his great salvation see. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Shall hold thy soul, till thou at last | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Shall in full glory be, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Shall in incorruption rise; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Shall in life through Jesus reign. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Shall in the Lord rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Shall join, and say, Amen. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Shall keep us thine for ever. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Shall lead us in thy ways. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| Shall leave the hateful ways of sin, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Shall life eternal give; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| Shall live to die no more. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Shall loud hosannas raise; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| Shall make him cease to shine; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Shall man reply against his Lord, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Shall meet around the throne; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Shall my love and glory know. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Shall needy sinners flee | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Shall neer dissolve nor rend in twain! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Shall never lose its power, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Shall not confusedly haste. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Shall not my soul destroy; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Shall of endless bliss be winners; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Shall one of these deceive. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Shall one, as now in thy embrace, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Shall order all my ways. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Shall perish from his sight. | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Shall persecution, or distress, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Shall prove his burden light. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Shall put an end to sin. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Shall quench the spark divine. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Shall quench your thirst and wash you clean, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Shall redound to thy free grace! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Shall resound through Canaans land! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Shall revive to glorys light; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Shall rise and break through all. | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Shall round the throne of glory meet, | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Shall save his people from their sin; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Shall see him crowned at home. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Shall see the danger overpast, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| Shall see thee stand at Gods right hand, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Shall shout that God is love! | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Shall sin and Satan Jesus cheat, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Shall sinful dust repine? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Shall sing the conquerors song; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Shall sinners, saved by grace divine, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Shall slay thy sins, and end the strife. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Shall sons of heavenly birth | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Shall soon triumphant rise. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Shall sovereign grace which makes him clean, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Shall speak aloud thy righteousness, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Shall spoil my future peace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Shall stand for ever good, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Shall start, to light restored; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Shall steal away our mortal breath, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Shall such a worthless worm as I, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Shall surely be pardoned through Calvarys blood. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Shall surely see his face. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Shall tear them from his heart. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Shall the Christian trust his heart? | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Shall the believer dare to sin, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Shall the foretaste thou hast wrought, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Shall the praise to Christ redound. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Shall the true Messiah see. | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Shall there begin their lives anew; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Shall thirst for greater glory. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Shall thy salvation see. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Shall to rest immortal rise. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Shall trust in thee alone. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Shall turn his heart, his love away. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Shall unto Zion come; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Shall we go on to sin, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Shalt bid me rise and live. | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Shalt take me to thee as I am; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Shame and reproaches be, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| Shame, for such returns from us. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Shares in our sorrows and our pains. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| Sharp vinegar conveyed to him. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| She eyes the Saviour well, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| She hates him as the mighty God, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| She leans upon his righteousness; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| She led me on, with placid pace, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| She makes the pearly gates appear; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| She richly gilds her pleasing baits, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| She sets at nought, with vain contempt, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| She sings of none but him. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| She views the covenant sure; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| She was, and is, and still will be | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| She, too, who touched thee in the press, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Sheathed in love, and quenched in blood. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Shed a rich fragrance there; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Shed abroad the Saviours love. | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| Shed all his vital blood; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Shed his blood upon the tree! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Shed his blood, and brought us to him; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Shelter us beneath that rock! | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Sheltered in his wounded side, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Sheltered near thy bleeding side! | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Sheltered safe beneath his wing; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Shepherd divine, our wants relieve | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Shepherd, seek thy wandering sheep; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Shepherds on their flocks attending, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Shepherds, that in night-time watched, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Shes pleased with things that suit her taste, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Shine equal to Jesus, the Way; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Shine from on high, and guide us through; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Shine in their dying Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Shine on thy churches lest they die; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Shine upon thy work of grace, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Shine upon us from on high; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Shine with thy sweet approving smile, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| Shine, Lord, and my terror shall cease; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Shines in Davids root and rod, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Shines therein into my mind. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Shines through the beauties of thy face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Shining in the Saviours face! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Shining to the perfect day. | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Shining with meridian blaze! | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Shocked at the sight, we straight cry out, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Shocked at the sum, yet prompt to pay. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Shod with gospel-preparation, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Short as the watch that ends the night, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Shortly the cup of life will fill, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Should I go mourning to the grave, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Should I grieve for what I feel, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Should I spend my life in prayers, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Should I, displeased, my face but turn, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Should all the hosts of death, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Should be to enjoy Gods favour; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Should bear me conqueror through. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| Should both deficient seem, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Should but one praying soul be lost! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Should conscience accuse us, as oft-times it may, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Should creatures all agree, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Should darken all the skies, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Should dazzle and confound thy sight, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Should earth against my soul engage, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| Should ever be renewed; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Should friends of Christ desire. | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| Should fright us from the shore. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Should guilt disturb thy peace, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Should hell against my soul conspire, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Should hell with all its legions rise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Should hosts within, and hosts without, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Should justice appear a merciless foe, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Should learn to be therewith content. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Should love compose my dying bed, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Should make their memory dear; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Should meet with a moments regard, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Should men and devils try | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Should natures self expire, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Should not melt the frozen heart. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Should on my soul be found, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Should persecution rage and flame, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Should poverty, and loss | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Should raise them from the dead. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Should some short darkness intervene; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Should some short start his quiet break, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Should storms of seven-fold thunder roll, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Should sudden vengeance seize my breath, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Should the law against her roar, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Should the tears of deep contrition, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Should vengeance still my soul pursue, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Should vile blasphemers, with disdain, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Should with transgressors numbered be, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Should worlds conspire to drive me thence, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Shouldst thou a moments absence mourn; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Shouldst thou let thy people go, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Shout, believer, to thy God! | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Shout, ye little flock, and blest; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Shouting glory | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Shouts of triumph | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Show a mighty fitness; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Show how kind and strong thou art, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Show how true believers die. | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Show how true believers live. | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Show it, Lord, and let me live. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Show me some token, Lord, for good, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Show me that I am born of God, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Show me what I have to do; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Show pity, Lord; O Lord, forgive; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Show thy face, and all is bright. | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Show thyself the Prince of Peace; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| Show us some token of thy love, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Show us that loving Man | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Show us the Fathers boundless love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Show us, Lord, thy great salvation; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Show us, dear Lord, thy smiling face, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Show where the fetters gall thy flesh, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Shower down blessings from above; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Shower down thy blessings from above; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| Showered on the ground a purple flood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Showing that the Lord is near. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Shows a sweet mixture, red and white: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Shows his own sacrifice. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Shows something worthy of a God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| Shows the same path to heaven. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Shun the worlds bewitching snares; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Sick is my head, and faint my heart. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Sick men feel their bad condition; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Sick of self and fond of him. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Sick or in health, or rich or poor, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Sick sinner, expect no balm but Christs blood; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Sigh and groan beneath their load; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Sighs shall then be changed to praise! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Signed by the sacred Three-in-One, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Silent, neglected, and unstrung; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| Simple, teachable, and mild, | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Simply to thy cross I cling; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Sin and Satan plague them too! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Sin and death are stronger. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Sin and deaths tremendous yoke. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Sin and sorrow may distress; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Sin condemned and pardon sealed; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Sin does like itself appear; | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Sin has a thousand pleasing charms, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Sin has laid my vineyard waste, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Sin in every creature. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Sin is mixed with all I do; | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Sin is the cause of all the woes | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Sin may distress, but not subdue; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Sin my every power defiles, | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Sin plunged them all in sad disgrace; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Sin soon would reduce me to utter despair; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Sin to pardon without blood | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Sin, Satan, and the curse of God, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Sin, Satan, and the world maintain; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Sin, alas! I deeply feel; | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Sin, armed with all the spleen | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Sin, but ah! thy blood appears! | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Sin, death, and hell are now subdued; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Sin, like a raging fever, reigns | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Sin-born slaves, through grace, are winners | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Sin-burdened soul, with tempest tossed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Since Adam from Gods image fell, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Since Christ and thou are one? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Since Christ has made us free; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| Since I can hardly, therefore, bear | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Since I have mercy found? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| Since I have prayed to him as such, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Since I with Christ shall reign, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Since Jesus and he are but one. | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Since Jesus blood was spilt; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Since Jesus died for thee. | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Since Jesus has saved me, and that freely too, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| Since Jesus, having loved his own, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Since all are conceivèd in sin; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Since all that I meet shall work for my good, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Since by a new and living Way | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Since death has lost its sting; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Since death, that puts an end to life, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Since flesh and reason fail? | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Since his own blood for thee he spilt, | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Since nothing is the price thats set, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Since thou hast said, Ill meet thee there. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Since thou hast tasted death for me. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Since thou so kind and watchful art, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Since tis his blood that cancels guilt. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| Since tis thy work alone, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Since to convince and to condemn | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Since we are sons and heirs of God. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Since ye have eternal redemption through blood, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Sing aloud evermore, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Sing aloud in Jesus name; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Sing and tell the pleasing story, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Sing and tell the pleasing story, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Sing and tell the pleasing story, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Sing his Godhead, blood, and name. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Sing his great name alone; | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Sing his praise beyond the skies. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Sing his praise beyond the sky. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Sing how he lives to carry on | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| Sing in concert, This is love! | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Sing of deathless victory. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Sing that amazing, boundless, matchless love, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Sing the dear drops of sacred blood, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Sing the honours of your Lord, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Sing the rich wonders of his grace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Sing the sweet promise of his grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Sing the victories thou hast won. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Sing then as one thats born of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Sing your Saviours worthy praise, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Sing your dear Redeemers praise; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Sing, Worthy is the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| Sing, every tongue, the same. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply. | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Singing, we hope with heart and voice, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Singing, with a solemn joy, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Singly from thy smile it flows; | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Sings for joy whereer it flows. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Sink I must without supply; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Sink in despair and die? | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Sink in lust and lewdness. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Sink or fail, but Jesus Christ; | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Sink to nothing at his feet. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Sink your Saviour low as death; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Sinless perfection we deny, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Sinner, flows from Jesus wounds. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Sinner, he cries, behold the head | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Sinner, if thou art taught to see | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Sinner, thou hast done the deed; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Sinner, thou standst in me complete; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Sinner, wipe away thy tears. | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Sinners Jesus came to call. | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Sinners are freely welcome still | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Sinners are high in his esteem, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Sinners as black as hell to save; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Sinners black but comely too. | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Sinners can say, and none but they, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Sinners have bound the Almightys hands! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Sinners here by faith may view, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Sinners in corruptions pit | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Sinners must now come forth | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Sinners now approach to God. | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Sinners shall hear the sound; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Sinners shall hear this joyful sound, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Sinners that wait before my door, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Sinners the gift receive, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Sinners tremble at the light. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Sinners vile like me, and lost, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sinners who on Jesus rest, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Sinners, I read, are justified, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Sinners, called by grace, and blessèd | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Sinners, deserving endless pain, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Sinners, in their deep affliction, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Sinners, in yourselves despairing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Sinners, join the heavenly powers, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Sinners, not the righteous. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Sinners, of whom the chief I am. | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Sinners, rejoice! he died for you; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Sinners, the Saviours love make known; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Sinners, to this Strong-hold repair. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Sins I have, a thousand too, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Sins against a holy God; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sins against his love, his blood; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sins against his name, and cause; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sins against his righteous laws; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sins as foul as hell hell find | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Sins filth and guilt, perceived and felt, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Sins immense as is the sea – | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sins of every name and size; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Sins rankling sores my soul corrode; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| Sins subdued, and I am free. | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Sit smiling on his brow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Sits our victorious Lord; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Skilful and exceeding kind; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Skilled the bread of life to break; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Slain in the guilty sinners stead, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| Slides softly into promised rest, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Slights the good Physician. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Sloth is a dangerous state; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Sly snares beset his travelling feet, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Small comfort there I see, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Small riddance in the race I make, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Smile at the destroyer nigh; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Smile me into fruit, or chide, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Smile on me, gracious Lord, and show | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Smiles are seated on his face. | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Smite the Shepherd; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Snaps at a shadow, thin and vain, | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Snare each mourning pilgrims feet; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Snares and dangers may beset, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Snares through all the way are strewed; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Sneaks off, and skulks from sight. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| So Abram must obey, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| So Abram, by divine command, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| So God is disposèd to you; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| So I might be of Christ possessed. | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| So Jesus but their souls present | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| So anxious and so heedful; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| So careless of their sin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| So comes the peace of God, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| So dazzling his beauties appear, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| So dead, so lost, as I? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| So destitute of cheering hope. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| So distant from the place I love. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| So earthly pleasures fade away, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| So fair a face bedewed with tears; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| So fair as Jesus face. | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| So faithful and true, so plenteous in grace; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| So fallen is nature, such her flaw, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| So far hes right, but let him know, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| So far the riches of his grace | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| So fearful is my heart. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| So fickle and so false as we. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| So fickle, false, and blind, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| So foully trampled on; | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| So free is his love, so tender his heart; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| So freely shed for me. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| So from the grave did Christ arise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| So gentle sometimes is the flame, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| So give us hearts to pray. | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| So great a price as this; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| So grief is rooted in our souls, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| So grossly I believed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| So guilty, so helpless am I, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| So his path shall brighter shine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| So in the fountain of thy side | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| So in the soul thats born anew, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| So is the Christian purified | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| So it may, and yet may sin; | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| So let me wait upon this Friend, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| So let my heart be drawn | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| So let thy pardoning love be found. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| So lift I up my hands and eyes, | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| So long shall Jehovah abide in his love. | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| So may this new-met couple live, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| So much my Master seemed to blame, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| So off the rebel sets, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| So polluted as I am; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| So poor, and blind, and lame I am, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 748 |
| So prone to act the rebels part; | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| So purer light shall mark the road | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| So ready to abate. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| So rich a boon obtain? | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| So rich a cost can neer be lost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| So saints with joy the gospel taste, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| So shall I lift my head with joy | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| So shall I sweetly sing and pray, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| So shall my joyful soul adore | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| So shall my walk be close with God, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| So shall we all with pleasure say, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| So sharp, that life itself oft hangs | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| So smiles my cheerful soul to see | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| So some who hear the word divine, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| So souls that into Christ believe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| So souls that would to Jesus cleave, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| So stiff-necked a rebel to love thee again. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| So strange did love like his appear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| So strange, so boundless is his grace, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| So strong to deliver, so good to redeem, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| So terribly glorious his coming shall be, | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| So time and place, yea, means and mode, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| So truths by which the soul is fed | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| So vile a heart as mine! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| So wakes the sun, when rosy dawn | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| So will my soul be full of light, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| So will we sing thy lovely name, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| So wretched and so poor, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| So, at the gospel pool we wait, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| So, like a pilgrim let me wait, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| So, waking from the womb of earth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| So, when our great Melchisedec | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| So, when thy truth begun its race, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| So, wheneer the signals given, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Soar we now where Christ has led, | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Soften thy heart by due degrees, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Softly to thy garden lead us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Sold under sin, was Pauls complaint; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Soldiers, your Captain own; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Solid peace can neer be had, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Some blessing to get and enjoy | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Some call him a Saviour in word, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Some comfort to bring from Sinais flame, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Some cordial from his word he brings, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Some creature-help to spy. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Some hideous monster sits. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Some legalising priest, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Some living water give to me, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Some long repent and late believe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Some marks of election, some tokens of grace. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Some mercy-drops has thrown, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Some overdrive, some frighten back, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Some patience to obtain; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Some righteousness their own. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Some say, Believe; and some, Repent; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Some small glimmering light I have, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Some solid ground to rest upon; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Some souls are fifty pieces deep, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Some style him the Pearl of great price, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Some sure support against despair. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Some sweet foretastes they have below, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Some sweetness in waiting for thee? | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Some take him a creature to be, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Some talk of Christ their Head; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Some talk of works, and some of faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Some tell me I must change my heart, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Some tempted, weak, and trembling saint | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Some this, some that good virtue teach, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Some time it took to beat | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Some token of thy special love; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Some tokens of his love; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| Some tokens of thy grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Some unsuspected sin! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Some unsuspected sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Some wise men of opinions boast, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Some, alas! we fear are blighted, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Some, in whom we once delighted, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Something fills them with dismay. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Something must be known and felt. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Sometimes I carelessly retreat; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Sometimes I follow after God; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Sometimes I take the tempters part, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Sometimes I think I cannot stand, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Sometimes beyond his own; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Sometimes grave at Jesus school, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Sometimes hes pleased his face to hide, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Sometimes in solemn silence we have sat, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Sometimes light, and play the fool. | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Sometimes the Lord bestows on me, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Sometimes things around are cheering; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Sometimes we have no strength; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Sometimes we seem to gain | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Sometimes we want the will; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Sometimes were tempted to despair, | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| Sometimes, alas! I think I can; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Sometimes, like Ephraim, I rebel, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Son of man, and Son of God. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Son, thy sins are all forgiven. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Songs of ceaseless praises sing; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Songs of praises | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Songs of praises, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Sons of God, by blest adoption, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Sons of God, in tribulation, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Sons of God, lift up your eyes; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Sons of Zion, too, arise, | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Sons of men and angels say, | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Sons we are, through Gods election, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Sons, and only sons are they, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Soon I hope to see his glory, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Soon all my mortal powers must fail; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Soon as I reach my Saviours arms, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| Soon as faith the Lord can see, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Soon as my heart could beat, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Soon as the Chief to battle led, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Soon as the foe comes in, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Soon as thy heart can moaning cry, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| Soon as we draw our infant breath, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Soon dissolves a heart of stone. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Soon find, to their cost, self-confidence wrong; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Soon he cheered them with his message; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Soon hell bring thee home to God; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Soon hell teach them, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Soon shall I pass the gloomy vale; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Soon shall I pass the vale of death, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Soon shall see him face to face. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Soon she felt its rising power, | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Soon the tempest will be over, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Soon the whole elect shall view | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| Soon their happiness shall see. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Soon thou must leave thy all below, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Soon thy jaws, restrained from chewing, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Soon thy presence will restore | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Soon tis lost in doubts and fears. | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Soon touched with human woe; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Soon with glory shall be crowned; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Soon would make my heart a brook; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Soon ye shall enter into rest, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Soon, by Satans counsel led, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Sores corrupt and putrefied, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Sorrow and love flow mingled down; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| Sorrow for joy I shall exchange, | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Sorrowful, yea, unto death! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Sorrows rise, and joys are fled; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Sorrows, trickling from my eyes, | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Sought thee wandering, set thee right, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Sought thy mercy-seat by prayer; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Soul and body bruisèd! | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Souls by whom the truths explored | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Souls for whom the Lamb was slain, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| Souls redeemed, your voices raise, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Souls renewed by grace divine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Souls that trust him, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Souls united thus to God? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Sound his dear fame abroad; | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Sound his praise from pole to pole. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Sounds aloud from Calvary! | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Sounds from the sacred word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Source and Giver of repose, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Source of delight! Fountain of bliss! | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Sovereign Ruler of the skies, | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Sovereign grace oer sin abounding! | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Space and duration God does fill, | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Sparkle in every rolling star. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Speak and the deaf shall hear thy voice, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Speak comfort to my drooping heart, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Speak peace and liberty; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Speak thy pardoning grace to me; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Speak to each heart some healing word, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Speak to my heart the healing word, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Speak to my inmost soul, and say, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Speak, Lord, and bid me stray no more. | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Speak, Lord, and let me find thee near; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Speak, Lord, theres mercy in the sound; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Speak, O speak my kind release, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Speak, Saviour, for sweet is thy voice; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Speak, and by thy gracious voice | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Speak, and let the worst be known; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Speak, and let thy servants hear; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Speaking by Peters mouth, By faith | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Speaking may relieve thee. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Speaks all the promises. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Speaks peace as loud from every vein: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Speaks peace to every troubled breast, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| Spectres, of various forms, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Spend long nights in sorrow, and days in distress, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Spent all he had with harlots base, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Spirit divine, descend and breathe | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Spirit of faith, descend and show | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Spirit of holiness, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Spirit of power! | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Spirit of power, thy strength impart; | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Spirit of truth, come down, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Spiritual pride would soon creep in, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Spiritual pride, that rampant beast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Spread the fair dawn of heaven below, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Spread the sails, and catch the breezes, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Spreads his salvation for my shield. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Spring soon revives the verdant meads; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Spring thou up within my heart, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Spring up, O stream! from Bethlehems well. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Spring up, O well! be this my theme, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Springing from eternal love, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Springing from the churchs Head. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Sprinkle on me thy precious blood; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| Sprinkled with blood his conscience is; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Sprinkled with holy oil and blood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Sprung from the man whose guilty fall | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Squeeze my idols from my breast, | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| Squeezed and wrung till whelmed in blood, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Stablished there through sovereign grace; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Stand as firm as Deity; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Stand every storm, and live at last. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| Stand firm in Zions ways; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Stand open night and day; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Stand still, says one, thats easy sure; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Standing in our wretched place. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Stands ever open, full, and free. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Stands like a palace built for God | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| Stands present in thy view; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Stands thy great High Priest with God. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Start from the monumental bed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| Stay, O stay me, lest I fall! | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Steadfast on this my soul relies, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Steadfastly to Jesus cleave; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Stem the torrent of my pride. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Stern Justice, satisfied by thee, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Still I am condemned and cast. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Still I could not yield thee fruit. | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Still I cry, My Saviour, come! | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Still at the throne of grace abide; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Still bind me to thy sway, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Still cry and shout till night is past, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Still deeper idols shall appear, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Still follow with thy feeble cries, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Still from his embraces flies. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Still gird thy sword upon thy thigh, | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Still hard at heel, whereer they stray, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Still his compassions are the same; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| Still in my ransomed soul abide, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Still is he gracious, wise, and just, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| Still keep me near thy side; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Still kind to hear, and strong to save. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Still let me live beneath thy eye, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Still let this truth support my mind, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Still look to Christ with longing eyes, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Still may we fight, and still prevail, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Still more he bestows, and grace upon grace. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Still my efforts all are vain; | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Still on thy promise Ill rely, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Still pray, for God will all explain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Still press on to perfect day. | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Still repeat it often. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Still seeking rest, but finding none? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Still shall my soul thy absence mourn, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Still shall seem decreasing? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Still support and comfort me. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Still their hope is in the Lord. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Still there are those who bear thy name, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Still they hear the dreadful sentence; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Still to Jesus turn thy eyes – | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Still to glorify his name. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Still to this most favoured nation | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Still trust in thy Redeemers name; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Still wait and pray at mercys door; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Still we should believe them. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Still we wait for thy appearing; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Still will I in thy mercy trust; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Still, as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Still, still I am with thee; my promise shall stand; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Stood, and with collected might | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Stoop down and take us on thy wings, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Stoop down to wretchedness and dust, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| Stop the whirlwind of my will; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Storms shall never | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Straight a host of angels glorious | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Strange and mysterious is my life; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Strange indeed, if love like this | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Strange myself and paths appear; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Strangely, my soul, art thou arrayed | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Strangers and foes against her join, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Strangers to the worldlings mirth, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Strangers will they not obey. | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Streaming along a Saviours blood; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Streams of living water flow; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Streams of mercy find their way; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Streams of mercy, never ceasing, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Strength and salvation gives; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Strength shall be equal to thy day; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Strength, and yet be always weak; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Strengthened by thy Spirits might, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| Stretch forth thy almighty hand; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Stretch forth thy hand, and hold us fast, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Stretch out thy arm, victorious King, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| Stretched on the bloody tree! | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Stretched on the cross, the Saviour dies; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Strewed on the ground, a food they found, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Stricken, smitten, and afflicted, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Strike aloud each cheerful string; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Strip them of each idol god; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Stripped naked, and exposed to shame, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| Stripped of all their fancied meetness | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Strong Deliverer, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Strong in its native sin, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| Strong in thy full strength I stand; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Strong nations now possess the land, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Stronger and brighter shine; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Stronger his love than death or hell, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| Stronger than death thy love is known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Struck all our comforts dead? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Struggle hard relief to gain; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Struggle hard, and call aloud | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Stung Zions Lord to death. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| Stung by these, they soon repented; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Stupid, secure, and hard, and blind, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Subdue each hateful sin, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Subdue it, Lord, I pray. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Subdue my sins, and give me rest. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Subdue that monstrous host that dwells within, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| Subdue the power of sin; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Subdues the disobedient will; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Subdues their numerous complaints, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Submissive at his feet. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Submit to Jesus righteous rules, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Subsists a bond of sovereign grace, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Substantial bliss, without alloy, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Success was found on Israels side; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Succour they at length obtain; | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Such a peace can never miss, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| Such a rock is Christ to me, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 551 |
| Such a shade I am in view, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Such a worm of nothing worth, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Such are the wonders of our God, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| Such darkness fills my mind; | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Such dire disorders vex my soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| Such dismal storms are raised within, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Such ease as nature cannot give. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Such ever bring thee where they come, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Such find no gospel rest, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Such fragrancy in all her fields; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Such his omnipotence, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Such is its mighty power, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Such is its power, and its effect, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Such is our God, and such are we, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Such it had been, but for grace. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Such jarring things as these? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Such knowledge is not proof | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Such loads of guilt were on him put, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Such needful wings, O Lord, impart, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Such numbers seek in vain? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Such peace ensues, so calm and sweet, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Such plentiful grace will Jesus bestow | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Such simple folk the world despise; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Such simple soul I fain would be, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Such soul-perplexing fear? | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Such the truth these words discover; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Such they were all; and such are we. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Such various kinds of woe, | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| Such virtues from his sufferings flow, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Such was I when Jesus looked down, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Such was the race of sinful men, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Such, and such only, still we see; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Sudden a rushing wind they hear; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Sudden he stands confessed; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Sue it out, spurning doubt; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Suffer them no more to roam. | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Suffered in our wretched place; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Suffering Saviour, Lamb of God, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Suffering all the wrath of God, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Suffering vile rebels to go on, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Suffice for us, that God we know, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Sufficient and alone. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Sufficient is thine arm alone, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Sufficient strength to bear thee through. | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Suited to every sinners case | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Suited to him as his Way. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Suits the wretched sinners case. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Summer nor winter fails. | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Sun of Righteousness, arise, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Sun, moon, and stars convey thy praise | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Sung by flaming tongues above; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Sunk in earthly, vain delight; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Sunk in wraths tremendous flood. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Superior power and guardian grace. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Supple every conscience well; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Suppliant at thy feet I lie; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Supplies for this new year. | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Supplies from thy exhaustless store. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Supplies it with his own. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| Supplies of every grace I want, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| Supplies the boughs with life and fruit; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Supplies the city of our God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Supply me well from mercys board. | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Support and comfort too; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Support me in the whelming flood, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| Support the state, preserve the king, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Support, protect, defend, embrace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| Supported and kept by his hand; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Supported by his staff and rod, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Supports me under every load. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Supreme in power art thou; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Sure I am, or should be, wiser; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Sure ground, and sure foundation too, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Sure he feels a thousand hells! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Sure never till my latest breath | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Sure that promise speaks to thee. | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Sure the blest Comforter is nigh; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Sure the plague is in my heart, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Sure the whole world would love him too! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Sure these have not feelings like me, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Sure they witness conflict near! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Sure upon the earth theres none | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Surely none on earths so vile, | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Surely the Lord will welcome me, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Surely the mercy I have sought | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Surely, once thy garden flourished, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Surely, with that dying word, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Surpassing human thought to know | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Surprising mercy! love unknown! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| Surrendered to the Crucified. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Surrounded with Gods glory, in a blaze | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Surrounded with sorrows and fears, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Surrounded with sorrows, temptations, and cares, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Suspicions, and complaints? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Sustain a feeble worm, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Sustained both in fire and in flood; | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Sustained him till nature was dead. | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Sustained with corn and wine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| Swarming, alas! in every part, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Swarms of ill thoughts their bane diffuse, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Sweating blood at every pore, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Sweating blood, amazing sight! | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Sweet Comforter, descend, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| Sweet Jesus! how great is thy love; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Sweet Jesus, come, and let me thee embrace. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| Sweet Spirit, guide me over | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Sweet and terribles thy word; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Sweet as home to pilgrims weary, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Sweet cherubs learn Immanuels name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Sweet consolation to each soul, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Sweet deliverance | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Sweet earnests of immortal joys. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Sweet fellowship they find. | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Sweet in his faithfulness to rest, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet in his righteousness to stand, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet in the confidence of faith | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet is the peace my Father gives. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Sweet is thy speech, and heavenly grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Sweet joy and peace inherit, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Sweet love and sweet shame now hallow his breast; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Sweet majesty and awful love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Sweet messenger of rest! | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Sweet music charms his ears; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Sweet name, when once its virtues known, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Sweet on his covenant of grace | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet peace thy promises afford, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Sweet pleasures mingle with the pains | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Sweet the moments, rich in blessing, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Sweet the name of Christ must be, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Sweet theme of every thankful song. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Sweet to experience, day by day, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to lie passive in his hands, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to look back, and see my name | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to look forward, and behold | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to look inward, and attend | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to look upward to the place | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to reflect how grace divine | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet to remember that his blood | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Sweet truth, and easy to repeat! | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Sweet victory to sing. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| Sweet wonders are shown unto me, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Sweeten every cross and pain; | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Sweeter than honey, milk, or wine: | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Sweetest pasture dost prepare, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Sweetly draw, and we will run; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Sweetly mourning oer each sign, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Sweetly sleep, dear saint, in Jesus; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Sweetly to lean upon. | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Sweetly view and feel thy glory, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Swell the present changing state. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Swell the triumph of his train, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Swift as an Indian arrow flies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Swift as lightning flies his love; | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Swift as the fleeting moments run; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Swiftly Gods great day approaches; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Swords are piercing through thy heart; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Take Him for strength and righteousness; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Take and make us what thou wilt. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Take away my darling sin, | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Take away the heart of stone. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Take away the heart of stone. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Take away the love of sinning; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Take courage, then, my trembling soul; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Take courage, then; ask and believe, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| Take each wounded heart and heal it, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Take me, Saviour, as I am, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Take me, dear Saviour, as thy own, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Take of the things of Jesus, take; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Take on thee my every care; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Take out the heart of stone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Take possession of my breast; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Take refuge in Jesus, though hell should pursue. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Take the sinners safe retreat, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Take the trophies of thy blood. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| Take this stony heart away. | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Take this tribute of the poor; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Take up my cross, the shame despise; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Take up their Shield, nor fear; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Take, receive it as your food! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Takes no impression from his word, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Takes on him flesh, and in a manger lies; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Takes the whole gospel, not a part, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Talk with him one never sees; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Talks much of frames and victories great, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Tarry his leisure, then; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Tasting of enjoyment greater | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Teach him how and what to speak; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 694 |
| Teach me my numerous wants to know, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Teach me some melodious sonnet, | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Teach me thy chastening to sustain, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Teach me to burn with pure desire. | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| Teach me to confide in thee; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Teach me to hug and love the cross; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Teach me to lean upon my God. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Teach me to lean upon thy breast, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Teach me to own thy sovereign right; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Teach me to trust thee more; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Teach me with child-like mind to sit, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Teach me, Lord, with all to part; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Teach me, with sweet and solemn sound, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Teach the weak to watch and pray. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Teach them what and where they are; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Teach us at thy holiness | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Teach us for what to pray, and how; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Teach us how and what to pray. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Teach us now, henceforth, and ever, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Teach us now, henceforth, for ever, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Teach us on thy name to call; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Teach us to know and do thy will; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Teach us to praise; | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Teach us to rejoice with trembling, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Teach us to walk with Christ in view, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Teach us truly how to pray, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Teach us truth, and give us love; | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Teach us, Lord, at length to love; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Teach us, Lord, to live to thee. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Teach us, by thy patient Spirit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Teach, O teach me how to pray; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Tear all idols from my heart; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Tell Jehovahs grand design, | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Tell all who fear the Lord below, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| Tell him all your sad complaints; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Tell how he took our flesh, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Tell how thy bosom tyrants lash, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| Tell it through the earth and sky! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Tell me all the storms are past! | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Tell me, Saviour, from above, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Tell me, is it thus with you? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Tell me, ye who hear him groaning, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Tell of his wondrous faithfulness, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Tell us, Lord, and make us feel it, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Tell us, O our best Beloved, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Tell what his arm has done, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Tells me, Jesus died for me. | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Tells me, with a feeble breath, | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Tempest-tossed I long have been, | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Tempests and fire attend him down the sky! | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Temptation or pain? He told me no less; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Temptations and sins in legions shall rise, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Temptations everywhere annoy, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Temptations more or less. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Temptations sore obstruct my way, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| Temptations, fears, and guilt remove, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Temptations, sins, and doubts appear, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Temptations, too, without, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Tempted souls produce this token, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Ten righteous men be found. | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Ten thousand and ten thousand foes | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Ten thousand baits the foe prepares | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Ten thousand blessings it contains, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Ten thousand blessings on thy name, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Ten thousand evils me assault, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Ten thousand horrors seize his soul, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Ten thousand monstrous beasts of prey | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Ten thousand sins forgiven. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Ten thousand sins, as black as hell, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Ten thousand snares beset, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Ten thousand songs and glories wait | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Ten thousand thousand are their tongues, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Ten thousand thousand suns were dim | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Tender Shepherd of thy sheep; | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Testify of Christ, the Lamb; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Th Holy Ghost will make the soul | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Than Christs eternal righteousness. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Than I to be deceived. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| Than India or Peru. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Than Jesus blood and righteousness; | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| Than Lebanon, with all its trees. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Than all my doubts and fears. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Than all the perils of the wave; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Than all the round that nature gives. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Than diamonds, set in rings of gold; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Than life and all its comforts are; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| Than man, their fallen king. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Than on his throne supreme; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Than on you is cast, and in which you shall shine. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Than one of Gods promises fail. | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Than sinners saved by grace. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Than tempests bursting oer my head. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Than the rich gems and polished gold | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Than they could conceive before; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Than this declaration, in Scripture expressed, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Than twas before I fell. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| Than we can eer pretend to see, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Than we can hear a shaking leaf, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Than what my Father please. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Than what will prove them blind and poor. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Thank God, Im made so good, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Thankful to find there yet is room | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Thanks be to my Head, the great King of kings, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Thanks be to the Lamb, the great King of kings, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Thanks to thy name for meaner things, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Thanks we give and adoration, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Thanks, Eternal Love, to thee! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Thanks, everlasting thanks be given | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| That Christ for man should bleed. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| That Christ into the world came down, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| That Christ is God I can avouch, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| That Christ is all in all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| That Christ is not ashamed of me. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| That Christ my soul will leave | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| That Christ should die for man; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| That Christians grievous load, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| That Christs own power may rest on me; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| That Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| That God has made our cause his own. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| That God has sworn who dares condemn? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| That God his own elect embraced; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| That God is love, and changes not, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| That God is love, and still the same. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| That God no longer would confine | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| That God the will and power may send. | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| That God to Zion gives! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| That God who made you feel your thirst | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| That God with man might dwell; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| That God, my Father, can approve, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| That God, our Creator, an infant was born. | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| That God, thy Salvation, does all for the best? | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| That I am born of God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| That I am saved by grace; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| That I can nothing do. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| That I in thy beauty may shine. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| That I infirmities should feel. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| That I may ever lay my soul | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| That I may love thy gracious power, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| That I may persevere. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| That I may the wonders behold | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| That I may worthier grow? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| That I might be saved from hell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| That I might be set free; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| That I might view the immortal Word, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| That I my willing flight may take | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| That I no more revere his name. | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| That I shall find my all in thee? | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| That I shall meet my Lord at home, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| That I shall mount to dwell above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| That I shall owe him most. | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| That I shall persevere. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| That I should not be free? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| That I the Lords favour might win! | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| That I thy purest love shall know, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| That I, while earth is my abode, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| That Israels seed, the royal heirs, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| That Jesus came to save the lost; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| That Jesus came to save? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| That Jesus does everything well? | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| That Jesus is the Lord, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| That Jesus lets the captives go. | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| That Jesus may be all in all. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| That Jesus power and name, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| That Jesus the Saviour can make it quite whole; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| That Jesus who stooped from his throne, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| That Jesus will bestow | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| That Jesus, having loved his own, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| That Zion might be free, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| That afflictions must attend | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| That all besides is death. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| That all his Fathers counsel spurned, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| That all his merits mine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| That all my sins may be subdued; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| That all our raging fear controls; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| That all such mourning souls are blessed. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| That all that come their part may take, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| That all the blood-bought race | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| That all things might accomplished be | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| That all thy precious promises | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| That all your toil was vain. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| That alone be all our glory; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| That angels ever bore; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| That as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| That as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| That as thy days, thy strength shall be. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| That bars me from thy love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| That bears our fainting spirits up; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| That bears the curse away. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| That believes, now receives | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| That blessed Spirit omits to speak | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| That blood which thou hast spilt, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| That born I am, and born of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| That brings all nature down, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| That broken heart on me, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| That broken-hearted be, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| That buries all our faults; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| That calms my stormy breast; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| That can do nothing but condemn? | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| That can from Jesus thus depart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| That can suffice alone; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| That can this roving heart confine. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| That can to life and bliss restore | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| That casts itself on thee? | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| That claims them for his own; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| That come to him by faith. | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| That comes by Jacobs kids, | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| That comes crying out against sin, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| That comes with truth and grace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| That could distinguish rebels so! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| That covenant the last accent claims | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| That cruel thorns did wound, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| That cursèd train of unbelief and sin; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| That dare usurp thy throne. | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| That dares to rival thee. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| That dash and die upon the shore. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| That day when Christ was crucified, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| That death has lost its sting. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| That died to ransom, died to raise | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| That does one wilful sin commit; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| That doleful night before his death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| That drooping head, those cold dead eyes! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| That earth and heaven might hear. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| That endures for Jesus sake; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| That ever mortals knew, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| That ever sought thy face. | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| That everlasting, heavenly dress. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| That every Christians dead | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| That eyes have seen or angels known. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| That fain would see our sin and shame, | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| That feed upon the wind, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| That feels himself undone? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| That fights, with all its hellish might, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| That fills my soul with every woe. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| That flesh and heart will fail, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| That flesh, that dying blood of thine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| That flows through Jesus blood; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| That for whatever they agree | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| That formed the earth and sea? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| That formed the vast stupendous plan, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| That fountain in his day; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| That freed us from the fear of men, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| That future ages this might know, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| That gained that great salvation then; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| That gave my soul a hiding-place! | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| That ghastly phantom, Death, remains | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| That good work he has begun; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| That grace must needs be rich and free, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| That grace shall overcome at last. | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| That grace triumphant reigns. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| That grace triumphant reigns. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| That grace which is thy own, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| That gracious hand on which I live | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| That gracious pardon seals. | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| That gracious sound well-pleased he hears, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| That guilty sinners such as I, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| That guilty worms might rise? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| That has millions plunged in woe, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| That has not broken all? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| That has revealed thy Son | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| That has the Saviour brought; | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| That has to death ten thousand hurled; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| That he can I nothing doubt, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| That he had ever seen the shore. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| That he has chosen me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| That he has sought the Lord in vain. | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| That he may hold converse with worms, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| That heavenly building stands. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 226 |
| That hell, with its infernal train, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| That hellish monsters spilt. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| That hence our lives, our all may be | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| That hides all his guilt, sin, and fears. | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| That his chosen might be freed. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| That his sons chastised shall be. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| That host at his right hand; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| That human heart he still retains, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| That ill engenders ill; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| That image-chamber foul | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| That impious IF he thus | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| That in his mercy trust; | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| That in it can look and remain; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| That infinite Unknown? | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| That into him believes; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| That it has power to save. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| That just such hearts have we. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| That keeps the soul secured enough, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| That killing sight, I die with love. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| That law but makes your guilt abound; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| That leads me to the Lamb. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| That leads me to the Lamb. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| That leads our souls above. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| That leads to realms of endless day. | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| That leaves all thought so far behind; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| That lives under pressure and load; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| That long to be healed, the great and the small. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| That long to feel the cleansing blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| That love has altered mine. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| That love he will impart. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| That love that made him bear the cross, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| That love which all your state secures, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| That loves the Saviours name, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| That makes out of weakness more strong, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| That makes the sinner just. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| That mans hard heart must be; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| That mariners mad part I played, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| That marked our union with the Lord? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| That mine might with glory be crowned. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| That mocked and trampled on thy blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| That moment Amalek prevailed. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| That moment every soldier fled. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| That moment rise and rage. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| That moves the tongue, the hands, the eyes, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| That must have sunk a world to hell; | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| That my love is cold and faint; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| That my soul in peace shall dwell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| That never felt its woe? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| That none shall seek thy face in vain? | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| That nothing can remove, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| That nought, how fair it seems, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| That ocean of love, without bottom or shore. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| That on him her hopes may stand fast, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| That on the weary traveller beat, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| That once my raptured soul oercame! | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| That once rude iron tore, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| That once supported me. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| That one we murdered gives us heaven. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| That paid the ancient worship, or the new. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| That pants to reach thy promised rest. | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| That pardoning and soul-cleansing flood; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| That pay their night and morning vows; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| That peaceful harbour see, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| That pledge of love for ever there. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| That poor rebel, Lord, was I. | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| That prayers or cries are heard. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| That precious blessing know | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| That precious blood atones all sin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| That precious love divine | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| That pride will still be there. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| That prize such numbers never seek, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| That prodigals might have enough | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| That rebels might adore his name. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| That rich atoning blood | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| That rides upon the stormy sky, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| That righteous branch, that fruitful bough, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| That rose no more to fall. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| That rules the courts of bliss, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| That sacred flood, from Jesus veins, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| That sacred stream, thine holy Word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| That saints may love thee more, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| That save rebellious souls from hell. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| That saved a wretch like me; | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| That saw the Lord arise; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| That sea of life and love unknown, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| That see the light, or feel the sun. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| That seeks its own and not thy praise; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| That seeks relief for all his woe? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| That seeks the joys which are above, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| That sees, yet strikes the shelf. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| That seldom sees his way. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| That sets from condemnation free, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| That sets the guilty free. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| That sets the soul at large; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| That sheep of Christ might fall away, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| That shines on Zions hill; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| That sin may be hated, while sinners believe; | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| That sin might be forgiven. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| That sinners black as hell, by Christ | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| That sinners may believe and live; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| That sinners might by him be saved. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| That sinners, confessing their wickedness past, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| That soul the Holy Ghost inspires | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| That soul, though all hell should endeavour to shake, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| That spring from sovereign grace. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| That stand betwixt God and the soul; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| That stands in need to be arrayed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| That stopped me in my wild career; | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| That strikes the sinner dead. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| That strives with thee my heart to share? | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| That such a rebel race | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| That suffered for our sake. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| That supplies the plains below; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| That sweetly forced us in; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| That swells a poor, weak, sinful worm; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| That takes the old yoke from our neck, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| That the whole has worked for good. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| That their weight is fully known. | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| That they have chosen him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| That they may seek and love him too. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| That they who live may run the race, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| That thou art mine, and I am blest. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| That thou mayst seek thy all in me. | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| That thou my Sanctuary art. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| That thou shalt overcome at last? | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| That thou the one thing needful art; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| That thou wilt call me to my home, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| That thou wilt love me to the end, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| That thou wouldst cause that evil be | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| That thousands, yet unborn, may praise | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| That thy people live to thee. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| That to us be given the fear of the Lord. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| That traveller treads the surest here | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| That travels from this wilderness; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| That trembles at the approach of sin; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| That trembles in the breast. | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| That tribulation, more or less, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| That tribulations, working right, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| That turned my heart from sin to God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| That wafts salvation down to men, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| That washes guilt and filth away. | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| That waters shall no more prevail. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| That we are buried with the Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| That we by faith may see thy face! | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| That we can never say, Theyre here, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| That we enjoy a gospel-day, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| That we fellow-sinners might live! | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| That we may all this language speak, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| That we may eat and live. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| That we may here converse with thee; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| That we may not thee grieve; | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| That we may praise and sing. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| That we may praise him too. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| That we may rejoice in thee. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| That we may render praise. | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| That we may see and taste. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| That we might be forgiven; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| That we of childrens bread should taste, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| That we should be unknown; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| That we, whose sins are crucified, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| That were a grief I could not bear, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| That were unholy needs no proof; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| That what he does is ever best. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| That when by stern Justice arraigned, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| That when the Saviour knew | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| That when they leave thy house this day, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| That wheresoever faith is strong, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| That will keep their infant tongue | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| That will make my temper sweet. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| That will not hide your sin; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| That will soften hardest hearts. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| That will supple every joint. | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| That wipes away my tears? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| That wisdom, Lord, on us bestow, | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| That within thy back were made; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| That word which built the earth and sky? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| That worms of dust thy praise should sing, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| That worms of earth should ever be | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| That would his heart to thee resign; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| That wounded his hands and his feet. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| That wounded thee, though thou wast free, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| That wrath would have kindled a hell | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| That you may hear and gaze. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| That you might all his glory view. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| That, When thy foes, death, hell, and sin, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| That, alas! of foes the worst, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| That, by a precious faith in Christ, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| That, had I not thy blood to plead, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| That, if we take not heed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| That, sheltered near thy side, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| That, till we shall by thee be blest, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Thats free, and full, and flowing oer. | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Thats high above my head. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Thats in the gospel-scheme revealed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Thats the fountain opened wide | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Thats the way I choose to save. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Thats thy childrens steadfast stay | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Thats worthy of my God? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Thats worthy of our God? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Thaw it with the beams of love, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| The Almighty Prisoner quits the prison, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| The Almighty Saviour comes, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| The Alpha and the Omega too, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Antidote of death! | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| The Antidote of death. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| The Bishop he to bless; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Breaker is gone forth in love, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| The Bridegroom of his chosen bride, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Canaanites dwell in the land. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Canaanites dwelt in the land. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Canaanites still in the land, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Canaanites still in the land. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Canaanites still in the land. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Canaanites still in the land. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The Christian cries, Unclean, unclean! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| The Christian laying out. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| The Christian navigates a sea | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| The Christian often cannot see | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| The Christian seeks his brothers good, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| The Christian works with all his power, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| The Christians heart his prayer indites; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| The Christians hope can never fail. | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| The Christians hope shall never fail. | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| The Christians hope shall never fail. | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| The Christians hope shall never fail. | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| The Church and congregation bless, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| The Comforter must teach | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| The Ethiop then shall change his skin; | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The Father and the Word, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| The Father bows his ears, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| The Father dearly loves the Son, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| The Father gave orders to kill, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| The Father gives the Son; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The Father has bestowed | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| The Father has graven our names on thy hands, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| The Father has in Jesus stored | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| The Father has punished for us his dear Son. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| The Father is a holy God; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| The Father lays his vengeance by, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| The Father loved us ere we fell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| The Father of all grace; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| The Father saw him come, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| The Father sends us down, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The Father sent the Son to die; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| The Father smiles on thee; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| The Father then replies, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost – | J. Hart (S.M.) | 502 |
| The Father, Son, and Thee. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| The Father, Word, and Spirits voice | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| The Father, in eternal love, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| The Father, the Spirit, and Word, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| The Fathers first Elect; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| The Fathers good pleasure has laid up in store | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| The Fathers honoured too. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| The Fathers love in this we find, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| The Fathers love shall run | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| The Fathers pardoning love receive, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| The Fathers will to do. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| The First and Last. Amen. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Friend of sinners lost, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| The God I trust is true and just; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| The God and the Man, how he fills up his throne! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| The God by all adored. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| The God of Jacob chose the hill | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| The God of glory sends his summons forth, | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| The God of grace delights to hear | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| The God of my Salvation lives; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| The God of my salvation see? | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| The God of spirits only can | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| The God of truth and love; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| The God shines gracious through the Man, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| The God that fills immensity | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| The God that first us chose, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The God that rules on high, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| The God we trust is still the same! | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| The God who gave me breath | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| The God who thus does bless the poor, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| The God whom we profess to fear! | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| The Holy Ghost apply, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| The Holy Ghost has made him so. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| The Holy Ghost in Scripture saith | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| The Holy Ghost indites | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| The Holy Ghost into us breathe; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| The Holy Ghost must give the wound, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| The Holy Ghost this witness bears, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| The Holy Ghosts thy witness. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| The Holy Spirit leads them on, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| The Holy Spirit pleads; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The Holy Spirit works the faith, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The Holy, Wise, and Just, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The Infinite Captain arose from the earth, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| The Infinite Captive a prisoner lay; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| The Jewish world knew not their King, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| The Jews with thorns his temples crowned, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| The Judge prepares to come; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| The King himself comes near, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| The King himself was seen | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| The King of heaven a feast has made, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| The King of kings, and God of love. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| The Kings highway of holiness | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| The Lamb for sinners slain, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| The Lamb is exalted repentance to give, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| The Lamb of God for sinners slain, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| The Lamb procured it by his blood. | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| The Lamb that died for me! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| The Lamb that freed my captive soul | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| The Lamb that took our guilt; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Lamb, for sinners slain, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| The Life, the Truth, the Way! | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The Living Bread from heaven. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| The Lord Jehovah is | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| The Lord Jehovah is my guide; | J. Franklin (L.M.) | 513 |
| The Lord a victim fell; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The Lord assured the chosen race, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| The Lord be with you to the end, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| The Lord before had made him wise; | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| The Lord declares me clean. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| The Lord delights to hear them cry, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| The Lord finds pasture for his sheep. | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| The Lord gave faith to eye the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| The Lord has forsaken thee quite; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| The Lord has judgments for the proud, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| The Lord has shut him in. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| The Lord has taught my heart to fear. | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| The Lord himself be near; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| The Lord himself be with you all, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| The Lord in Zion placed his name; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| The Lord in Zion reigns, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| The Lord is Zions King; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| The Lord is all our trust. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| The Lord is great indeed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The Lord is just and true, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| The Lord is our power, The Lord will provide. | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| The Lord is rich indeed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| The Lord is risen indeed. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The Lord is risen resound! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| The Lord is risen! thou trembling soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| The Lord is surely near | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| The Lord is the path of the just, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| The Lord my Saviour is; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| The Lord my soul does own; | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| The Lord my strength and glorious righteousness; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| The Lord my wants and weakness knows, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| The Lord of Glory came; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| The Lord of Hosts, the Mighty God, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| The Lord of Hosts. | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| The Lord of Life was slain; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| The Lord of glory fights for me, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| The Lord of life and power; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| The Lord of life experienced death! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The Lord of life this table spread, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| The Lord oft gives his people here; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| The Lord on high his love proclaims, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| The Lord on high proclaims | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| The Lord only can show his hidden part, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| The Lord our God will make to pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The Lord our Righteousness; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Lord proclaims his name; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| The Lord relieves the poor; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| The Lord so rules by his command, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| The Lord that made both heaven and earth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| The Lord the Saviour gave; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The Lord the Saviour is her rest; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| The Lord the righteous tries; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| The Lord to die for me. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| The Lord vouchsafes to explain | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The Lord whom thou seekest will not tarry long; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| The Lord whom ye seek is nigh to your call, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| The Lord will feed the poor, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| The Lord will grant whateer they want; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| The Lord will guard them well, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| The Lord will happiness divine | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| The Lord will hear us in his name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| The Lord will help the poor, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| The Lord will make his goodness pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The Lord will make his goodness pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The Lord will make his goodness pass | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The Lord will neer despise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| The Lord will not uphold thy breast, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| The Lord will scourge us if we stray, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| The Lord will surely hear. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| The Lord will take you in. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| The Lord will teach him Jesus well. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| The Lord will weary them with woe, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| The Lord would spare, if in the place | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| The Lord, I hear, the hungry feeds, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| The Lord, descending from above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| The Lord, displeased, has raised his rod; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| The Lord, in the day of his anger, did lay | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| The Lord, on whom that faith depends, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| The Lord, our glory and defence, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| The Lord, the highest God, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| The Lord, their Father, still is nigh, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| The Lord, who first created man, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| The Lords ascended up on high, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| The Lords my Helper and Support, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| The Maker lived alone. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| The Man of griefs condemned for you; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| The Man the Lord Jehovah sent. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| The Man who brake the serpents head | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| The Mediator made the peace, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The One-in-Three, and Three-in-One, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| The Redeemers lone retreat; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| The Refuge where I hide. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| The Resurrection of the dead, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| The Rock of Ages never moves; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The Rock prepared of God. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| The Rock that is higher than I. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| The Sabbath of thy love. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| The Sabbath was a day of rest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| The Saviour brings us nigh, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| The Saviour did languish for sinners like me. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| The Saviour died for me. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| The Saviour died, and by his blood | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| The Saviour empties whom he fills, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| The Saviour expired for me. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| The Saviour gave his vital blood; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| The Saviour has made known; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| The Saviour hides his face; | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| The Saviour in my heart. | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| The Saviour left his native sky, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| The Saviour lives no more to die! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 751 |
| The Saviour of sinners came in, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| The Saviour sets them down, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| The Saviour shed his blood; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| The Saviour sucked out all their bane; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| The Saviour, whom I then shall see, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| The Saviours arm is wanted here, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| The Saviours blood to plead. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| The Saviours bounty taste; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| The Saviours cross shall be my theme, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| The Saviours footsteps to explore, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| The Saviours praise below. | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| The Saviours precious blood, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| The Saviours toil and smart, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| The Saviours voice to hear? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| The Scripture assures us, The Lord will provide. | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| The Scriptures and the Lord | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| The Servant of the Lord; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| The Shepherd of his little flock; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Shepherd softly cries; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| The Shepherd that chose us must surely be good, | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| The Son deserves it well; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| The Son his flesh and blood; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The Son in love his life resigned; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| The Son of David here shall reign, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| The Son of David holds his throne, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| The Son of God and man, has died, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| The Son of God came down to die, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The Son shall make you free. | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| The Son with joy looks down and sees | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The Sovereign and the Head. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| The Sovereign of the skies, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| The Spirit and the Father joined, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| The Spirit and the Word; | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| The Spirit applies, and faith puts on, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The Spirit brings the chosen race, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| The Spirit dwells with men. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| The Spirit he sends his truth to impart; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| The Spirit his petition writes, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| The Spirit makes his graces shine, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| The Spirit of Christ thou dost not know. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| The Spirit of God receives; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| The Spirit of adoption breathe, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| The Spirit of love his blood applies. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| The Spirit takes delight to view | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The Spirit wrought my faith, and love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| The Spirit, too, must show | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| The Spirits own dictator, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| The Three-in-One and One-in-Three, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| The Triune Jehovah we praise, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| The Truth that cant deceive; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Wine of the Kingdom is Christ, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| The Witness sure and true | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The Word descends and dwells in clay, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| The adamant give way; | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| The adoring armies fall; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| The all-atoning Lamb! | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| The all-confirming grace; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| The angelic host among; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| The angels owe their bliss; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| The angels theme in heaven above. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The angry powers of hell | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The angry waves his word obeyed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| The appointed time rolls on apace, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| The archangel sounds the dreadful trump, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| The arm of his strength will complete; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| The arm that vindicates thy cause; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| The arm, and the eye, and the breast, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| The arms of everlasting love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| The ascended Saviours love; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| The authors merits none, | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| The babe of Christ, at hearing this, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| The badness of our hearts, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| The balm of life, the cure of woe; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The banquet spread for you; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| The beam of day which pierces through | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| The beams of his grace are passing all worth, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| The beauties of his face? | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| The beauties of this bow but shine | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| The beggars finger wears! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| The best gift saint or angel knows, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| The best obedience of my hands | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| The best returns for one like me, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| The best, the very best. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| The billows cannot heave, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| The billows more fiercely return, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| The billows rage and roar, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| The birthday of our King. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| The bitter is sweet, the medicine is food; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| The bitter pangs they feel within. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| The blazing glory of that love | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| The blessed Three-in-One; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| The blessedness that then we proved? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| The blessing is sure to obtain; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| The blessings God designs to give. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| The blessings from his death that flow, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| The blessings of his grace? | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| The blessings of thy death. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| The blessings of thy grace impart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| The blessings of thy word. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| The blessings that in him are stored. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| The blessings that my Father sends; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| The blest eternal deed, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| The blest memorials of thy grief, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| The blind his sight receive; | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The bliss of endless day, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The blood and righteousness | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| The blood of Christ divinely flows, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| The blood of Christ has brought you nigh – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| The blood of Christ thy soul can cure. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| The blood of Christ, a precious blood! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| The blood of Christ, how sweet it sounds, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| The blood of Jesus surely saves | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The blood of atonement apply; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| The blood of his Surety by faith he reviews, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| The blood of our Priest, our crucified King; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The blood, the righteousness, and love | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| The blood, which, as a priest, he bears | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| The bloody conflicts of your God; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| The body in his bounty shares, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| The body of thy Son. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| The body prepared by the Father assumes, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| The body, the church, ever stood | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| The boundless treasures of his grace, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| The boundless treasures of his grace; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| The bounty of his sovereign will, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| The bowels of thy grace | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| The bowels strangely move; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| The bread of the kingdom, the wine of the blest! | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| The bread we ask which comes from heaven, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| The breath of life, thy quickening flame, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| The brightest hope will faint at last, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| The brightest image of his grace! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| The brightest things below the sky | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| The bruisèd reed he never breaks, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| The bud may have a bitter taste, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| The burdens thou didst bear, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| The call is made to you; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| The carnal mind takes different ways, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| The castle of the human heart, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| The cause of love is in himself; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| The change before it come, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| The charge did not deny. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| The chief concern of falln mankind | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| The chief of Satans wiles; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| The child of God can enter here, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| The child of God molest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| The child of fancy, finely dressed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| The child with joy appears; | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| The choicest of her stores. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| The chosen sons of Adams race. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| The chosen tribes were led, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| The church adore around; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| The church at large, and every child, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| The church in Christ is found, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The church might wholly fall; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| The church stands for ever complete; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| The church to buy with blood. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| The church, adorned with grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| The churchs Wisdom, Life, and Head; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| The churchs everlasting Head | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| The churchs woes to bear, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| The circle where my passions move, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| The city of my blest abode | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| The clouds ye so much dread | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| The cold with warmth divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| The comfort of his cure. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| The conquest Jesus won | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| The conquest over grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| The contrite heart and broken | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| The copious manna fell; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| The cordial of my care. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| The counsel of the Lord shall stand, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| The counsels of redeeming grace | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| The covenant God with Noah made; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| The covenant made with Davids Lord; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| The covenant of free grace, | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| The creature often proves a bait, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| The creatures! look how old they grow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| The cross and nails no more; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| The cross thats sent to purge thy pride, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| The cross, it takes our guilt away; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The crosss daily load, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| The crowded inn, like sinners hearts, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| The crown that my Saviour bestows, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| The cruel scourge, the piercing spear. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| The curse of the law I sustained, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| The curse thou never shalt endure, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| The dangerous brink of black despair; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| The dark designs of hell are broke; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| The darkest cloud hope pierces through, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| The darkest paths alone. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| The dawn of everlasting life. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| The day of salvation that lifts up my head. | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| The day the Lord Jehovah blest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| The day will surely come, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| The dead professor counts | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| The dead shall feel thy power; | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The deadly plague within, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| The dearest idol I have known, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| The death of Christ shall still remain | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| The debt is paid; the victory won; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The debt of love to him you owe. | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| The debt of praise we owe; | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| The debt, though great, he paid, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| The deep mysterious cause, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| The deeper it reaches, the more the soul thrives; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The deeper sorrows of our Lord, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| The depths of his sorrow; the heights of his love; | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| The diamond, thats for thousands sold, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| The difference will be this: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| The dire contagion fills the veins, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| The doctrine most divine. | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| The door of thy mercy stands open all day, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| The doubts that perplex you, the fears that distress, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| The dragon dragged in chains. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| The dread conflagration their joy cant decrease, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| The dreadful plague of sin. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| The dreadful work is done. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| The dumb in songs of praise rejoice, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The dungeon, opening foul as hell, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| The dying Son atones; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| The dying thief rejoiced to see | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| The eagle tempered with the dove; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| The earth shall soon dissolve like snow, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| The easiest fool he had. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| The elect eternal life shall win, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| The entertainment is for such, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The eternal Father, praise; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The eternal Fathers only Son; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| The eternal God displays; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| The eternal One-in-Three, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| The eternal Prince of Peace. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| The eternal Three-in-One, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| The eternal Three-in-One; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| The eternal Word, who built the earth and skies, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| The eternal love and faithfulness, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| The ever-faithful God. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| The every mite to thee I owed, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| The evils which I feel, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| The exceeding sinfulness of sin; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| The faint, the famished, and the sad, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| The fairest of ten thousand fairs; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| The faith is vain such men profess; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| The faith of Gods elect | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| The faith of a Christian, indeed, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| The faith that lays hold on the Lamb, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| The falling of a tear; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The favoured objects of his love, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| The fear of the Lord confirms a good hope; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord forbids us to yield; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord his mercy makes dear, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord is clean and approved; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord is lowly and meek; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord is soundness and health; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord our days will prolong, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fear of the Lord preserves us from death, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The fearless babe, with passive faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| The feast is furnished free; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The feast prepared by grace; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| The feast thou hast been pleased to make | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| The feeble shall all be made strong; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| The feeblest branch of thine. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| The feeblest heart shall hell subdue, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| The feeblest lamb in Jesus fold | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| The feeblest prayer, if faith be there, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| The feelings of his heart | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| The festering sores of sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| The few that I can call my friends | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| The fictious power of chance | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| The field is ripe for harvest now, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| The filth that into thee was cast. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| The fire of tribulation. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| The first-begotten from the dead; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| The first-born Son of natures womb, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| The first-born sons of light | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| The flame shall not hurt thee; I only design | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| The flesh dislikes the way, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| The flocks in Jesus fold, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| The flocks that long have dwelt | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| The foe, confounded, swift as thought, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| The followers of the Lamb! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| The folly of my doubts and fears. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| The fondness of a creatures love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| The foolish builders, scribe and priest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| The force of their united cries | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| The former mercy is forgot, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| The foundations of the earth, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| The fountain gushing from his side. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| The fountain is just by, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| The fountain oerflows, our woes to redress, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| The fountain of Christ, assist me to sing, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The fountain of Jesus will rid thee of all. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The fountain open stands, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| The fountains opened now for sin; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| The fragrant incense of his prayer | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The fretful look, the wanton eye, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| The frighted dead arise, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| The fruit appear, the spices flow. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| The fruit of Jesus righteousness, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| The fruit of his eternal love; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The fruits of his own righteousness. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| The full Propitiation he; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| The fulness of thy promise prove, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| The furnace shall not singe thy hair, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| The future, the present, the past – | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| The garden scene begins his woes, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| The gate and narrow way they missed, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| The gates of brass fly open wide, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| The gates of gaping hell; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| The gladly solemn sound! | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The gloom in which I dwell, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| The glories of Immanuel. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| The glories of the eternal skies, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| The glories of the place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| The glories that surround the saints, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| The glorified spirits in heaven. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| The glorious Friend that died for you, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| The glorious Sufferer stood. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| The glorious gospel brightly shone; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| The glorious great I AM; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| The glorious hosts in heaven obey; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| The glorious light from darkness sprung, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| The glorious theme well still pursue, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| The glory now prepared; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| The glory of his cross. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| The glory of his righteousness. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| The glory of my brightest days, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| The gold and silver are not mine; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| The golden letters still appear; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| The good hand of God has brought us again | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| The good that we seek we neer shall obtain; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| The goodness of the Lord. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| The gospel bears my spirit up; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| The gospel brings tidings, glad tidings indeed, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| The gospel declares that God, sending his Son | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| The gospel has a joyful sound: | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| The gospel is good news indeed, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| The gospel sweetly now proclaims; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| The gospel – I love it; tis perfectly free! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| The gospel-tables spread | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| The gospel-trumpet gives; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The gospel-trumpet hear, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The gospels a message of peace, | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| The gospels gracious call obey, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| The gospels joyful sound; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| The gospels the law of the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| The grace is far above | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| The grace to be meek, and lowly, and kind; | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| The grace which saves from death and hell. | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| The grandeur of its lines; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| The graves of all his saints he blessed, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| The great Redeemer stood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| The great Redeemers throne; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| The great Supreme, the mighty God. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| The great and bounteous God. | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| The great eternal Three-in-One; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| The great good news with gladness hear, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The great mysterious purpose lay, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| The great redeeming work is done. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| The great, the good Three-One. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 867 |
| The greater riches of thy grace | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| The greatest glories God can show. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The greatness of his power; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The greatness of redeeming love, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| The greatness of the mighty Lord. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The ground feels firm and good; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| The growing empire of their King. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The guilty banish all their fear, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| The guilty, vile, and base, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| The half of the glory I see | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| The hand of heaven not slack; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| The hand that gives, yet keeps in store | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| The happy gates of gospel grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| The happy reward of all that him seek; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| The happy souls above; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| The harder marble of my heart. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| The hardest thing could break or melt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| The healing virtue of his wing. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| The heart is not sincere. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| The heart is turned aside; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| The heart it draws to seek applause, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| The heart of steel to thee must yield, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| The heart of stone believe. | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The heart that wants this fear is poor, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| The heart uplifts with Gods own gifts, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| The hearts he breaks he heals again, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| The heaven of loving thee alone. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| The heavenly rapture can describe. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| The heavenly word declares, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| The heavens declare thy glory, Lord, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| The heavy-laden soul finds rest; | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| The heights and depths unknown, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1039 |
| The heirs of salvation, I know from his word, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| The hell of sin within, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| The help of man is vain; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| The helpless and weak he neer shall destroy, | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| The hidden evils of my heart, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| The high consolation of friendship divine! | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| The highest heavens are short of this; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The hill where living waters spring. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| The hills may depart, and mountains remove, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| The holy Father, Holy Ghost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| The holy angels have no spots, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| The holy child Jesus of Mary was born. | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| The holy child of God; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| The holy law proclaims the same: | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| The holy soul he formed anew; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The holy tribes repair; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| The holy, harmless Child of God | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The holy, holy, holy Lord, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| The holy, just, and sacred Three, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| The honours of her God and King, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| The honours of her God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| The honours of her God. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| The honours of her dying Lord | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| The honours of his grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| The honours of thy law restored; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| The honours of your Lord and King. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| The hope of his happiness rises from fear, | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| The hope that such a day will come | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| The hour I first believed! | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| The hour is near, consigned to death, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| The humble poor hell not despise, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| The humble, contrite heart. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| The humbler I shall lie; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| The humblest soul is most like me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| The hungry soul that feels his need. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| The important word implies not less. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| The incarnate Deity; | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| The incarnate Son of God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| The incense of his prayers and tears | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| The indignation of the Lord | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| The indignation of the Lord | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| The indwelling majesty and power; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The infant and the aged saint, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| The infant of her womb? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| The infinite mercy we sing, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| The iron bondage from our necks. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| The joy of all thy blood-bought train, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| The joy of my heart, and the boast of my tongue; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| The joy of salvation, when shall it be mine? | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| The joy prepared for suffering saints, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| The joy that from thy presence springs; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| The joyful news of sins forgiven, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| The joys of heaven, the pains of hell – | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| The juices of the living Vine | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| The just by faith shall live, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| The just shall live indeed; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| The just shall live, and live to prove, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| The justice or the grace. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| The keys of death and hell | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| The kingdom, and power, and glory are thine. | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| The kiss, or a stroke of his rod, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| The knowledge in thy head; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| The labouring poor may venture here; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| The lame man leaps with joy; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| The land of promise have, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| The language of his dying breath, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| The lash is steeped he on thee lays, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| The latent Godhead lay; | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| The law as loud as thunder cries, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| The law by Moses came, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| The law could but doom me to woe, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| The law demanded blood for blood, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| The law demands a perfect heart; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| The law demands a weighty debt, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| The law gives sin its damning power, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| The law its best obedience owes | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| The law of my Saviour and King; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| The law of the Lord is perfect and good, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| The law of the Spirit of life, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| The law provokes men oft to ill, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| The law thy feet will not enlarge, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| The law was never meant to give | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| The law, with unrelenting breath, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| The least transgression of his law; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| The length, and breadth, and height. | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| The leprosy lies deep within. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| The lesser branches of the tree. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| The lesson each revolving year | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| The life and power of faith; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The life he had yielded restored, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| The life of all that live. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| The life of faith maintain; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| The life of my delights, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| The life they could not take away, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| The light that in Moses appeared, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| The lions of hell, and their roaring no more; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| The lions will not tear, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| The liquid compound from his head | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The listening sheep replies. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| The little too thats known, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| The living look with dread; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| The living possess it, through faith, hope, and love, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| The loathsome leper shall be clean, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The lofty heart can not submit | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| The love divine which made us thine | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| The love of Christ is rich and free; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| The love of Christ to me. | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| The love of Christ, our King, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| The love of Jehovah; his strength and his might; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| The love of my Father and God, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| The love of your Saviour; what themes so complete? | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| The love of your departed Lord. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| The love that Christ for sinners bore; | Lock Chapel Collection (L.M.) | 1008 |
| The love the Lord the Saviour shows, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| The loves of our descending God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| The lust, the pomp, the pride of life; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| The man is convicted and feeleth his hell, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| The man that feels his guilt abound, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| The man that loves the Lord | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| The man that seeks thy peace, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| The man that trusts the promise lives. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| The man who has no works to plead, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| The man who is blessèd with hope in the cross, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| The man who of himself approves? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| The manna, favoured Israels meat, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| The mansion of the dead; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| The mark of that celestial seal | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| The marriage of the Lamb; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| The marriage-supper of the Lamb. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| The matchless beauties of his grace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| The matchless grace of Zions King; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| The meadows clothed with native green, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The meanest gleaner in his field, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| The meanest of his sheep; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| The means of grace afford no sweet relief, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| The means, perhaps, may prove severe. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| The measure and the pledge of love; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The meek with love he draws; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| The men that fear the Lord, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| The men that in thy truth confide | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| The mercies of the Lord; | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| The mercy converting we prize; | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| The mercy eternal adore. | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| The mercy that heals us again, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| The mercy that reigns evermore, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| The merits of thy great High Priest | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| The mighty God, Jehovah, died | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| The mighty One-in-Three; | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| The mighty debt his chosen owed | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| The mighty promise shines; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| The mighty works, or mightier name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| The mild refreshing dew. | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| The miry clay that clogs my feet, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| The moment after death, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| The moment we touch its streams we are well. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The moment when our lives begin, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| The monster loses all his dread; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| The moon and stars shall lose their light, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| The moon and stars, to rule the night; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The more I have, the more I want; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| The more I strove against its power, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| The more thy glories strike my eyes | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| The morning cloud and early dew | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| The motion of a hidden fire, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The motives plain; twas all for love. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| The motives that brought us, the Lord only sees; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| The mouldering body lies; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| The mysteries of his grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| The mysteries of redeeming grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| The mysteries that we speak | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| The names of all their tribes expressed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The narrow way, till him I view. | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| The nation and thy churches spare, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| The nation, thus redeemed from sin, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| The nations shall his grace obtain, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| The native treasure of my mind | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| The needy beggar banquets here, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| The new heavens and earths Creator, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| The new man and the old | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The new man loves to view; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The new man of grace, and the old man of sin; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| The new-born sons of God. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| The news of pardoning grace; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The next I know not what I read. | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| The noblest balm of all my wounds, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| The noblest labour of thy hands; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| The numerous proud, self-righteous host, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| The oath and promise of our Lord; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| The oath and promise of the Lord | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| The oath of Jehovah secures him from fear, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| The oaths and promises of God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| The objects of a mortal love? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| The offended father soon relents, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| The old man struggles hard to gain | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| The old man will pursue; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The old prince of darkness will furnish them well. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| The old veil to rend, and life to impart; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| The one in sin is bold, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The one thing needful, dearest Lord, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| The opening heavens around me shine | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| The other hates his sovereign name. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The other hates the way, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The palms of my hands while I look on I see | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| The pangs and tortures by thee borne | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| The pangs of his body were great, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| The pangs of our expiring Lord, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| The parents bowels move; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| The partners of our blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| The path is drawn in lines of blood; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The path is far brighter than day; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| The path of prayer thyself hast trod; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The path so pressed, so close, so strait, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| The path that Christians tread | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| The path the King himself has made? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| The path their Master trod; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| The peace is his, and not my own, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| The peace of which I had a taste | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| The peace so abundantly given; | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| The peace which Jesus blood secures, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| The people of his choice; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| The people that can be joyful in thee! | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| The people that he chose. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| The piercing nails have wrote their name | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| The pilgrims and the strangers | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| The place of thy abode; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| The place where Christ is laid; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| The place where Jesus lay? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| The plagues within my heart; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| The plaintive cry, the humble prayer; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| The plants in beauty grew; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| The pleasing lustre of his eyes | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| The pleasing sensation will yield | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| The pledge of joys to come; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| The pledges thou wast pleased to leave, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| The plenitude of heaven. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| The poor dependants on thy grace, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| The poor shall shout thy praise. | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| The poor soul to gladden, and calls him his love. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| The poor supply, the wounded heal, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| The poorer the wretch, the welcomer here; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The port of endless rest; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| The portion of a beast | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| The power and glory of thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| The power is all thy own; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The power is thine alone | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| The power of Jesus arm, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| The power of faith in me. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| The power to trust and pray. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| The power, the sweetness of that voice, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| The powers of darkness are despoiled; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| The powers of darkness captive led, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| The powers of darkness in malice may rage, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| The powers of death and hell; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| The powers of hell united pressed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| The praise of Christ, ye Christians, sound; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| The praise of our salvation. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| The praises due to Christ my King. | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| The praises of free grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| The praises of my God shall still | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| The praises of our lives belong; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| The precious cleansing blood of Christ | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| The present and the past, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| The present moments just appear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| The present we compare! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| The price of pardon was his blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| The price, his own hearts blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| The pride of the lofty endures. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| The prince of darkness flies; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| The principle of faith | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The principle of grace | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The principles of grace and sin | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The prisoner now goes forth; | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| The privilege of a saint; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| The prodigals returned – | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| The promise calls me near; | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| The promise is fulfilled! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| The promise is fulfilled; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The promise of the Lord | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The promise runs, Ask and receive, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| The promised Infant born today | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| The promised land of bliss, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| The promised land of peace, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| The proofs of godly fear to give; | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| The prophet, secured from the dearth, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| The prophets have foretold | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| The punished child repents; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| The purchase Christ has made. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| The purchase of his agonies. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| The purchase of his blood. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| The purchase of his blood; | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| The purchase of his pain. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| The purchase of that precious blood | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| The purest gold without alloy | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| The rags that I am poor. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| The rainbow in its various hues, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| The rainbow still remains a sign. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| The ransom that bought us, no less than his blood. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| The ransomed damned shall be. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The ransomed of the Lord | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The ransomed shall to Zion come. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The ransomed shall to Zion come. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The ransomed shall to Zion come. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The ravenous beasts of prey | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| The reach of these inferior things; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| The realms of bliss forsook, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| The reason is, if truth be said, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| The rebel bold and base, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| The reproaches of his cross, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| The reproaches of the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| The resurrection of the just. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| The rich effusion copious ran, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The rich provision taste. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| The rich treasures of his grace. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| The riches it contains, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| The riches of his goodness known; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| The riches of his grace. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| The riches of his love | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| The riches of thy blood. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| The riches of thy grace; | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| The riches of thy grace; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| The righteous are one with Jesus the Lord; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| The righteous are removèd home, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| The righteous man does righteousness, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| The righteous shall hold on his way. | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| The righteous shall hold on his way. | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| The righteous shall hold on his way. | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| The righteous, in their own esteem. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| The righteousness of God. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| The ripening fields in summer smile, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| The rising Victor sing; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The rivers of woe shall not thee overflow; | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| The road that leads from banishment, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| The road to pure and perfect bliss. | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| The robe is spotless, full, and free; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| The robe of Christ is ever new. | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| The robe of righteousness. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| The robes made of glory that dressed him above, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| The rocks can rend, the earth can quake, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| The rocks could feel thy powerful death, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| The rolling seasons, as they move, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| The rolling sun, the changing light, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| The rooted stock shall still remain; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| The ruins of my soul repair, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| The rule of grace, the power of sin; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| The sacred Scriptures this declare: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| The sacred Three-in-One; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| The sacred flood increase! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| The sacred gospel annals show; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| The sacred gospels joyful sound. | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| The sacred joy, the sweet content, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| The sacred mine of Scripture search, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| The sacred pleasures of my soul. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| The sacred words of truth attest. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| The sacrifices God will own, | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| The saints above, how great their joys, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| The saints below and saints above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The saints from everlasting were; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| The saints from his propitious eye | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| The saints his name adore; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The saints in prayer appear as one, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The saints may commit all their cares | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| The saints saw the path in those days, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| The saints shall mount on eagles wings, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| The saints without blame appear in his sight; | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| The saints, unable to contain | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| The same dear Man in heaven now reigns | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| The same on earth be done; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 867 |
| The scheme to rescue fallen man! | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| The scorn of man, the joy of thee, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| The sea and sky must perish too, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| The seal of thy eternal love? | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| The seas can roar, the mountains shake; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| The seas of sovereign grace arise. | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| The seas of sovereign grace expand, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| The season will be sweet, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| The seat of every sin. | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| The seat of thy Creators grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| The secret love of God. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| The secret springs of thought explore, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| The secret things of grace; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| The seeds of evil once brought in, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| The seeds of sin grow up for death; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| The self-same truths, by various ways, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| The sense of thy expiring love, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| The serpents subtle head to bruise; | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| The servants of my God. | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| The seventh he blessed and sanctified. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| The shades of death withdrawn, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| The shepherds heard them sing: | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| The shining paths of peace; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| The sick and wounded lay, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| The sight is too killing for pride to behold. | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| The sight is too melting to bear. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| The sight of this will melt thy heart, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| The sight will melt his piteous heart, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 892 |
| The sight with horror makes me start, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| The sign, till time itself shall fail, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| The simplest Christian shall not err, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| The sin that made the Saviour bleed? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| The sin-atoning Lamb; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The sinful life and sinful heart; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| The sinful soul from death. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The single boon I would entreat | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| The sinner born of God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| The sinner finds release; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| The sinner is humbled, and self is denied. | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| The sinner lost he came to save, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| The sinner may toil with care and with pain, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| The sinner shall look unto me. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| The sinner should look unto me. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| The sinner sleeping in his grave | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| The sinner that truly believes, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| The sinner that, by precious faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| The sinner trusts to it alone, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| The sinners Hope let men deride; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The sinners Peace, the Daysman he, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| The sinners burden to remove. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| The sinners refuge here below; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| The sins which make them groan, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| The slaves to sin and Satan too? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| The smile of mercy on his face, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| The smiles of his face are heaven on earth; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| The smilings of thy face, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| The softening warmth of grace, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| The soldier pierced his side, tis true, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| The solemn oath of God | Gospel Mag., 1778 (S.M.) | 86 |
| The sons of Aaron wore. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| The sons of God they were; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| The sons of God to sin. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| The sons of earth complain of this, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| The sons of earth delight | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| The sons of violence prevail, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| The sorrows of thy soul: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| The sorrows thou hast felt for me; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| The soul that in the Lord believes, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| The soul that knows it lives. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| The soul that on Jesus has leaned for repose, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| The soul that on Jesus relies, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| The soul that shall enter in safety shall dwell; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| The soul that sins against me, dies. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| The soul that waits on him; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| The soul that with Jesus is one. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| The soul that with sincere desires | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| The soul with horror starts. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| The soul, that many a trial bears, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| The souls he delights to defend. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| The souls once sprinkled with his blood, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| The souls redeemed by precious blood | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| The souls that in him trust | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| The souls that would to Jesus press, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| The souls who are by Jesus freed, | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| The sovereign will of God alone | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 190 |
| The sower hid the grain; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| The spacious earth and spreading flood | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| The spacious earth around; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| The spirit by God abhorred; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| The spirit of my mind renew, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| The spirit that would this truth withstand, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| The spirits of the just, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| The springs of comfort seem to fail, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| The springs sweet influence, Lord, was thine; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| The stars are all concealed; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| The stars that fill the skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| The state which power and truth sustain, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| The sterling and ideal, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| The stone, and opes the prison! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| The storm of death draws on apace, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| The stoutest rebel bow and kneel, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| The stoutest rebel must resign | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| The streams of love I trace | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| The streams thereof are rich and free; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| The streams were peace and pardoning blood, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| The strength of God is owned by all; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| The strength of every tempted son | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| The strength of my grace they shall prove. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| The stripling began to publish abroad | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| The strong and the healthy, in vain tis to ask | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| The strong, the tempted, and the weak, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| The strongest traveller sick. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| The struggling Hero, strong to save, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| The subject of our songs. | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| The subjects of his high decrees. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| The substance of the Sabbath miss, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| The substance with the sign. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| The sun forbear to shine: | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| The sun shall be dark in the skies, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The sun shall sink in endless night; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| The sun to darkness turns. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| The sure provisions of my God | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| The sure, unerring Light, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| The sweet Lamb of God comes forth to be slain, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| The sweet Spirit seals him a son and an heir, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| The sweet enjoyment of thy love; | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| The sweetness of thy saving name. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| The symbols of thy flesh and blood | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| The tabernacles sacred frame, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The table now is spread; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| The tempers that vex you, his grace can redress. | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| The tempest of my fears control, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| The tempest shall blow, the billows shall swell, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| The tempter suggests with a roar, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| The tender mercies of the Lord | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| The terror of his frowns. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| The terrors of law and of God | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| The terrors of thy holy law. | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| The thing that I would have. | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| The thing to me is clear; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| The things I once esteemed the most | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| The things on earth which men esteem, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| The thirsty are welcome to drink; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| The thorns that encircled it round; | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| The thought now fills my heart with shame. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| The thousands of his sheep; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| The thousands whom he loves | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| The threatenings of the broken law | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| The thriving corn thy breezes fill, | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| The throne of grace canst move, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| The thunder of whose dreadful word | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| The tidings are for you; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| The time is now fixèd, and soon it will come, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| The time of love will come, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| The time will shortly come, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| The tokens sent us to relieve | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| The travelling parent speeds, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| The trees of life immortal stand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| The tribute of a trembling tongue. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| The tribute of their hearts. | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| The triumph of his groans! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| The triumphs of my King. | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| The triumphs thou hast won. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| The triune Jehovah to bless, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| The troubled conscience knows thy voice; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| The troubles which I meet, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| The true atonement came to make, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| The true believer fears the Lord; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| The true riches of our God; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| The trump of God shall rend the rocks, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| The trump of God shall sound, Rejoice! | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| The trumpet of the gospel sounds | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| The trumpet sounds; hell trembles, heaven rejoices; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| The trumpets made his coming known, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| The unction of his love, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| The upward glancing of an eye, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| The utmost we can do, dear Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| The valleys bless the rich perfume. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The various lusts we served before, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 432 |
| The vengeance due to Zions sin, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| The vengeance or reward. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| The very stones would speak. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| The victories of the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| The victories of your King. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| The victory is thine! then let hell do its worst; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| The vile, the lost, he calls to them. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| The vilest may have it, twas given to me. | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| The vilest of sinners forgiveness have found, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| The vilest of sinners, that unto him go, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| The vilest of the base, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| The vilest sinner out of hell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| The vilest will embrace; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| The vindictive wrath of God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| The virtue of his name. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| The virtue of thy death impart, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| The visits of thy love renew, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| The vital savour of his name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| The vital stream, how free it flows, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| The voice that rolls the stars along | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| The waiting sinners need, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| The wandering star and fleeting wind | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| The want of sight she well supplies; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| The warfare cant be long; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| The warfare will cease before long, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| The water and the blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| The water flows and blood! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| The water flows sweetly with virtue divine, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| The water from his side must run, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| The water sweet of Bethlehem. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| The waters never fail. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| The waters then might swell their tides, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| The waves of swelling grief | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| The way I walk cannot be wrong, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| The way is large and broad; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| The way the Shepherd trod | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| The way the holy prophets went, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| The way to liberty is found – | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| The way to make it clean. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The weakest believer that hangs upon him? | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| The weakest saint upon his knees. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| The weapons of victorious grace | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| The weary sinner flies to thee | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| The weary sinners Friend; | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| The weary, the tempted, and burdened by sin, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| The whispers of his love; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| The whole creation can afford | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| The whole creation join in one, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| The whole elect with Christ are one | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| The whole of Deity, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| The whole of wrath divine, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| The whole that justice eer demands | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| The wicked, too, shall rise again, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| The wide creation swell, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| The wilderness appears! | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| The wildest storm his word obeys; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| The will to rise, the power to live, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| The willing Son obeyed; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| The winds and waves, and fiends may roar, | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| The wings of love and arms of faith | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| The wisdom, truth, and grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| The wise and righteous men go near, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| The witness against me was true; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| The witness in himself he hath, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| The witness that I am thy child, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| The witness thou, to ratify | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| The wonderful love of his heart, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| The wondering world inquires to know | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| The wonders God alone can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The wonders God alone can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The wonders God alone can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The wonders God alone can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The wonders God alone can do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| The wonders of his heart, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| The wonders of his love. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| The wonders of his sovereign grace | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| The wonders of redeeming grace. | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| The wonders of redeeming love? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| The wonders of their King proclaim, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| The wonders of their Saviour, God, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| The wondrous glories of his name, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| The wondrous goodness of the Lord. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| The word he has spoken shall surely prevail. | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| The word he spake was sweet to me; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| The word is honey to their taste, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| The word of truth from thy blest mouth, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| The word that saves me does engage | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| The words a gracious meaning have, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| The work begun is carried on | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| The work begun is carried on, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| The work exceeds all natures power. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| The work for Jesus is prepared, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| The work is in his hand; | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| The work is only fit for God, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| The work is thine to cleanse the place; | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| The work of Christ I sing, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| The work of Gods Spirit it is; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| The work of Gods Spirit within; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| The work of grace in all its parts | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| The work thou hast begun | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| The work thou hast begun? | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| The work we have to do. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| The work weve now to do. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| The work which his goodness began, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| The worker and the weak, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| The works of God proclaim | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| The works of nature all decay. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| The works of nature, bad or good, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| The world and God can hold their parts; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| The world and Satan strive in vain | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| The world and Satan, hell and sin, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| The world and Satans deep-laid snares, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| The world can keep my heart no more, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| The world can never fill. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| The world despise for that high prize | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| The world for thee resign; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| The world for this appeared but loss. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| The world has felt or seen. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| The world knows us not; but in this we rejoice, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| The world must be their fluttering aim, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| The world now drops its charms; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| The world opposes from without, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| The world to creature-objects fly, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| The world with all its hills; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| The world, and the curse of the law, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| The world, myself, and all but thee; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| The world, with sin and Satan, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| The worldling prospers laying up, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| The worldling treads thy court, | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| The worlds of nature and of grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| The worth and glory of his Son; | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| The worthless may crave it; it always comes free; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| The worthless names that did prevail | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| The wounded spirit heal. | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| The wounds I receivèd when suffering for thee. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| The wounds do witness I am lame, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| The wounds of Jesus, for my sin | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| The wounds of ill usage it cures, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| The wounds of sin his Spirit heals, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| The wrath of an offended God? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| The wretched and forlorn, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| The written and the incarnate Word | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| The year of jubilee is come; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The year of jubilee is come; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The year of jubilee is come; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The year of jubilee is come; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| The year of jubilee is come; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Thee the sheep profess and own, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Thee they follow in the way; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Thee they love, and thee alone; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Thee to love and to adore; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Thee to love, crown, and adore. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Thee to praise and thee to know, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Thee to see and thee to love, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Thee to view, of thee to learn. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Thee we greet, triumphant now! | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Thee we hymn in humble strains; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Thee we own a perfect Saviour, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Thee with delight shall God behold, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Thee, Saviour of the lost, we own, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Thee, Saviour, by that name I call, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Thee, only thee, I fain would find, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| Thee, thee for my God I avow; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Thee, with humble adoration, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Their Fathers staff and rod, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Their God and guide till death. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Their God becomes their Priest, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Their Life, their Surety, and their All. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Their Saviour and their God; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| Their Saviour leads them gently through, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Their Saviour seemed so too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Their Saviour, and their God. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Their Saviours cross they view; | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| Their Shepherd upholds them, when faint, in his arms; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Their Shield is Christ; by faith in him | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Their Surety in their law-place stood, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Their beauty this, their glorious dress, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Their beginning or their end? | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Their being and their breath; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| Their birth is from above; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Their bodies to the tomb? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Their burdens and their griefs forget. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Their cause they shall ever maintain. | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Their children to chastise. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Their cup is filled with grief and care; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Their daily delight shall be in thy name; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Their devilish hate pursue; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Their different works were done; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Their dignity debase? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Their emptiness and poverty; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Their emptiness and poverty; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Their everlasting Surety; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Their faith and patience, love and zeal, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Their faith, though small, is true; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Their faults he oft reproves; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Their food was coarse compared with ours, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Their glorious Head for ever lives, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Their goodness dwells in Christ their Head! | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Their grateful tribute bring, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Their grief exchanged for joy; | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Their hearts are hard who that despise, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Their hearts by nature all unclean, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Their helplessness to feel, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Their holiness can never fade. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| Their hope and portion lie below; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Their hopes upon him found; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Their humble praises bring. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Their infants moan when sick. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| Their inward joys, shall shout and sing, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Their joy and peace below. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| Their joy is to walk in the light of thy face, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Their joy shall bear their spirits up, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Their kindred to the sky; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Their life is hid with Christ in God, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Their maladies to heal; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| Their message seal in Zions heart. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Their motion speaks thy skill; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Their murderous weapons dyed. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Their names were in his book; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Their oaths and promises they break, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Their own diminished light. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Their pardon some receive at first, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| Their persons he in Christ approves, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| Their place of repose is on high, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Their pleasures they require; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Their poor parchèd conscience to cool and to wash | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| Their power why should I fear? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| Their priesthood ran through several hands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Their rage he through Christ can oppose, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Their raging lusts control. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Their roving affections to win, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Their roving feet to wisdoms way. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Their sin-bearing Victim I stood; | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Their sins upon him all were laid, | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| Their sorrowful eyes they shall cast, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Their sorrows may swell as the sea; | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Their sorrows, sins, and sufferings told, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| Their souls can feast on nothing less | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Their souls grow holy too. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| Their souls shall dwell at rest. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| Their source is from above. | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Their standing fast is in the Lord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Their substance bless, and peace bestow, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Their sufferings then will reach a close, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Their sweetness who can tell? | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Their thankful tongues shall own, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Their triumph to his death. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Their union with thy favour crown, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Their united tribute bring; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Their vessels with good wine to fill, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Their wants he will surely supply. | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Theirs a drop, and thine a sea, | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Them to wean from self and sin, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Them, loved with an eternal love, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Then Christ with kingly grandeur flew, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Then I arise above my fears, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Then I beheld, with trembling awe, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Then I can smile at Satans rage, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| Then I have all my heart can crave; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Then I may venture too. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Then I rejoice in deep distress, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| Then I stand condemned to die | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Then I thy great name will adore, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Then Ill say that God is mine! | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Then Im completely blest. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Then Jesus is for ever mine. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Then Jesus sends a trying hour, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Then Zion hears with joy; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| Then all that lacks this test, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 152 |
| Then all the chosen seed | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Then all the glory shall redound to thee; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| Then all would easy be; | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Then ask them both of him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Then at the storm Ill smile; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Then at thy bleeding cross Ill stay, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Then be his ways our choice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| Then be not afraid; all power is given | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Then be our behaviour becoming the place. | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| Then be your behaviour becoming his wife. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Then become their happy choice. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Then beneath the cross adoring, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Then bids them ask whateer they will, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Then buried in the grave; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Then burst the chains with sweet surprise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Then by himself sworn that hell love to the end. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 639 |
| Then changed my sadness into joy, | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Then chose our souls in Christ, our Head, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Then cry we to heaven, with one loud accord, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Then do what thou thinkst best. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Then dry up your tears, ye children of grief, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Then evil is at hand. | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Then felt my soul the heavy load; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Then follow these with all your might; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Then gives his soul a glimpse of God, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Then gladly Ill enter my heavenly rest, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Then hail, ye happy mourners, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Then hail, ye happy mourners, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Then hail, ye happy mourners; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Then have I joy and liberty | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Then he his face conceals, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Then he sought Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Then hell as soon shall conquer heaven | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Then help me by thy grace to bear | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Then his love is rich and free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Then hither stretch thy thirsty neck, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Then how I long to see thy face! | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Then how eagerly they move | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| Then how happy we shall be! | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Then in a song for ever new | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Then in the Lord rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Then in the glass of his decrees, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Then keep my Sabbath Day. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Then kiss the rod; thy sins confess; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Then lead to Jesus blood; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Then leads them to the promised rest, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Then learn to renounce all thy own. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Then let his name for ever be | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Then let me mount and soar away | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Then let me never trust it more. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| Then let me nothing love; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| Then let my heart, my soul, my tongue, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| Then let my hopes on thee be stayed; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Then let our humble faith address | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Then let our souls in Zion dwell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Then let our souls in him rejoice, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Then let the last loud trumpet sound, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Then let the weaklings all be strong; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| Then let the wildest storms arise; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| Then let the worldling boast his joys, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Then let them all rejoice. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Then let them rejoice in their King; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Then let this mighty Jesus be, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Then let thy grace be shown; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Then let thy indignation burn, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| Then let thy name be well impressed, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Then let us all unite and sing | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Then let us followers be of them, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Then let us live as pilgrims do; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Then let us not ourselves deceive; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Then let us rejoice in his name, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Then let us rejoice, and cheerfully sing, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Then let us this one God adore. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| Then listen what the Lord will say, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Then loudest of the crowd Ill sing, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Then love everlasting thy griefs shall repay, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Then may I find the Lord my stay, | J. Hoskins (L.M.) | 945 |
| Then may I sin forsake, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Then may my soul march boldly on, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Then may the Lord give me faith in his name, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Then mention no more of the vengeance of God, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Then mines of knowledge, love, and joy | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Then more bowels of compassion | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Then mountains sink at once to plains, | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| Then my frozen heart shall melt, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Then my immortal life is sure; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| Then my rejoicing tongue | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1098 |
| Then my tongue would fain express | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Then object the shield of faith; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Then of him, with pleasure, for ever Ill sing; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 577 |
| Then on his peace-securing blood | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Then peevishly cried out, How hards our lot! | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Then ravished with joy, and oercome with love, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Then reflect what sin must be, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Then see him face to face. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Then sends him forth to feed his swine, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Then shall I know no more of you; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| Then shall I know that thou art mine, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Then shall I love thy gospel more, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Then shall I say, My Father, God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| Then shall I worship thee aright, | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| Then shall he make his justice known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Then shall my heart from earth be free, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Then shall my labours have an end, | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Then shall my passions all be love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| Then shall my soul arise and sing | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Then shall my soul triumphant rise | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Then shall my thankful powers rejoice, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Then shall our hearts obey thy word, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Then shall our joyful senses rove | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Then shall say, This God is mine! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Then shall this legal conflict end, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Then shall we count the season dear | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Then shall we feel a solemn frame, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Then shall we know, and praise, and love | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Then shall we sing of sovereign grace | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Then shorten these delaying days, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Then should I see, and feel, and know, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| Then shows that Christ to all Gods heirs | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Then sin, world, and Satan, their forces will bring; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| Then sing of grace so rich and free, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Then sinners black as hell | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| Then sinners gaze with ravished eyes, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Then slide away in haste, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Then snatch me from eternal death; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| Then sorrow and sadness thy heart shall divide, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Then speaks the Judge, Ye sinners, go | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Then speechless I stood, as if dead, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Then spoiled the powers of hell; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Then still, my soul, fresh cries lift up; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Then stood the wretch of human race, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Then strive that love may be so too; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Then teaches the believing soul | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Then tell me, gracious God, is mine | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Then the Lord whose praise be endless | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Then the first all-healing stream | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Then they might fight, and rage, and rave, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Then think on nobler things, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Then thou presently wilt see | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Then through the clouds ascends to God, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Then thy wonders well proclaim, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Then thy word our spirits nourished, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Then to abstain from outward sin | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Then to his new commands | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Then to maintain the battle | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| Then to the Mount of Olives go; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Then to this Rock may I be led. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Then took the cup and blessed the wine – | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Then tries to eat his husks, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Then trust me, and fear not; thy life is secure; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Then unto Hagars school, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| Then unto him I lift my eye; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Then up I get and try | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Then wait, my soul, upon the Lord. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| Then walk the way your Master went. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Then we awake from deep distress, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Then we savingly unite. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Then we worship God aright, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Then well make the blissful regions | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Then what a fool am I! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Then what inestimable worth | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Then what wouldst thou mix with him now? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Then when at death my soul shall rise | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Then who can hope to gain | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Then why so sad, my soul? though bad, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| Then why, my soul, these sad complaints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Then will I tell to sinners round, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Then will he own my worthless name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Then will we sing more sweet, more loud, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Then with a single eye | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| Then with ease I drive him from me; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Then with joy Ill run my race; | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Then you are free indeed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Then, Jesus, wilt thou be | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Then, O sweetest, lovely Jesus! | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Then, all my servile works were done | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Then, and for the time to come. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 583 |
| Then, dearest Lord, teach me to wait | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Then, ere I quit this mortal clay, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| Then, fearing we may move too fast, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Then, filled with grateful, holy love, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Then, if thou thy help afford, | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Then, in a nobler, sweeter song, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Then, in full sail, my port Ill find, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Then, in his delightful name, | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Then, let each esteem his brother | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Then, mourning souls, dry up your tears; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| Then, my Redeemer, then I find | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Then, my soul, put in thy claim; | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Then, only then, we feel | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Then, ravished with the rich belief | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Then, should insulting foes invade, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Then, since thy mercy makes me melt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Then, then to have recourse to God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Then, though in tents of sin we groan, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Then, though men and devils roar, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| Then, when landed on that shore, | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Then, while I make my secret moan, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Then, with a transporting pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Thence he arose, ascending high, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| There Christ his saving Spirit yields | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| There Davids greater Son | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| There God my Saviour reigns. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| There I behold, with sweet delight, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| There Jesus shows his smiling face; | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| There Jesus sits to answer prayer, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| There Jesus sits with smiling face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| There all his frightful horrors flee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| There all his saints in safety dwell. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| There all the heavenly host are seen; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| There all their mourning days shall cease, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| There and then support the mind; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| There anger lies, and lust, and pride, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| There are but few so in their own. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| There at thy feet, with awful fear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| There everlasting spring abides, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| There faith, with eager eye, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| There for ever to abide! | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| There for his people ever pleads: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| There fruits of heavenly joy and peace | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| There grace its peaceful sceptre wields, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| There he may caress thee, and call thee his bride, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| There he reigns a King supreme; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| There he will deliver my soul from all fear, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| There he, our great High Priest, appears | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| There hes love and there alone; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| There his clemency is such, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| There his full glories shine, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| There humbly fall before his feet, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| There is a Friend, who sticketh fast, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| There is a family on earth, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| There is a fountain filled with blood, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| There is a great Physician near; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| There is a house for God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| There is a land of pure delight, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| There is a period known to God | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| There is a river through the road, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| There is a stream whose gentle flow | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| There is a throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| There is an Advocate above, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| There is but man alone | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| There is but one thing needful. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| There let me view thy pardoning love, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| There love in every bosom reigns, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| There may I bow my suppliant knee, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| There may we all with them unite | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| There may we praise the great I AM, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| There musing on thy mighty love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| There my God bore all my guilt; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| There my best friends, my kindred dwell; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| There on his breast our names he wears, | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| There pardon eternally flows, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| There peace and joy eternal reign, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| There seems no path at all. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| There shall I bathe my weary soul | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| There shall lose their force in patience, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| There shall their souls be ever filled. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| There shall we drink full draughts of bliss, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| There shall we dwell in endless peace, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| There shall we see his face, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| There shall we see his lovely face, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| There shall your eyes with rapture view | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| There shed thy choicest loves abroad, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| There sin and sorrow cease, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| There sits our Saviour crowned with light, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| There springs of endless pleasure rise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| There the Redeemer sits, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| There the dear flesh of Jesus lay, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| There the heavenly truths he taught | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| There they behold thy gentler rays, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| There they behold thy mercy-seat; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| There they find the gospel rest. | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| There thou dost their place prepare; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| There thou mayst fear no thief, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| There thy blood-bought right maintain, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| There to praise thee as we ought. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| There to stand a mighty Lover! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| There unbelief the Lord denies, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| There we shall have unclouded skies, | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| There will I be, says God, to bless, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| There wisdom in perfection dwells; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| There wisdom shines in fullest blaze | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| There would I find a settled rest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| There would I vie with all the host, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| There would I walk with hope and zeal, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| There ye may toil, and weep, and fast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| There your kingdom and reward. | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| There your seat is now prepared, | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| There, and in that way, to show | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| There, bound in chains, the lions roar, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| There, fastened to the rugged wood | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| There, from the rivers of his grace, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| There, in celestial strains, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| There, in thy Spirit, deign to be | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| There, in worship purer, sweeter, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| There, says the Saviour, will I be, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| There, too, a sharp designing trade, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| There, with my powers expanded, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Therefore in his name Ill trust, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Therefore praise him; | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Therefore they, as well as he, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Therefore twas he liked to be | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Therefore will not say thee, Nay. | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Theres curse and death in every stream, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Theres hope of pardon een for me. | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Theres mercy still for such as we. | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Theres no condemnation in Jesus the Lord, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Theres no condemnation to them that believe. | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Theres no condemnation to them that believe. | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Theres no condemnation to them that believe. | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Theres no distinction here; join all your voices | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Theres no peradventure of sinking to hell; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Theres not a groan, nor wish, nor sigh, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Theres not a man thats born of God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| Theres not a man thats born of God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| Theres not a name beneath the skies, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Theres not a sinner out of hell, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Theres not a sparrow nor a worm | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| Theres nothing here can satisfy, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Theres nothing here deserves my joys; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Theres nothing like my God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Theres nought except a power divine | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Theres scarce an eye that views the light, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Theres something secret sweetens all. | J. Hart (148th) | 307 |
| These are dear in Jesus eyes. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| These are ends he has in view, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| These are great and awful words; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| These are my holy race; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| These are springs of consolation, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| These are the souls whom Christ will bless | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| These are they that grieve me. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| These are truths, and happy he | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| These blest symbols of thy pains, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| These can never satisfy; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| These chains that gall me so; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| These days to labour he applied; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| These dear tokens of thy death | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| These did resound my fame; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| These emblems of thy precious love, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| These gates and bars in pieces break, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| These gloomy doubts that rise, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| These hateful enemies destroy. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| These he accepts for Jesus sake, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| These interposing days; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| These inward trials I employ, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| These loved and feared my name; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| These ornaments, how bright they shine! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| These pay no past arrears. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| These pinings prove that Christ is near, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| These prized redeeming grace; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| These rich pledges of thy love, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| These shall and must believe; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| These stones here, speak them into food, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| These thy kingdom own in word; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| These tidings Christ brings, and they reach the heart; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| These tokens of his love; | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| These trials weaklings suffer here; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| These truths to my heart he proclaimed, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| These tyrant-lusts subdue; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| These various mercies from above | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| These walls we to thy honour raise; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| These warm pursuits and eager cares | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| These waters all my soul renew, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| These were sinners once, like thee; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| They all declare, I nothing am, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| They all shall conquer too. | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| They all things have in him; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| They are Christs by ties divine; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| They are Jehovahs choice. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| They are Jesus flesh and bone, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| They are all taught sins demerit, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| They are blessèd | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| They are bought with Jesus blood; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They are bought with blood divine, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| They are completely blest; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| They are dealt in weight and measure, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| They are happy now, and ye | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| They are justified by grace; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They are led to see all fitness | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| They are ransomed from the grave | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They are safe, and only they, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| They are the sword, the hand is thine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| They are the travail of his soul; | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| They are thirsting to obtain. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| They bring no real gain. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| They can them all defy. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| They can wrestle, they can fight. | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| They cannot destroy me, The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| They cannot here contented live | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| They cannot me supply. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| They cannot reach the mystery, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| They cannot set him free, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| They cast dishonour on thy Lord, | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| They come with the suppliant knee, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| They come, and he forgives them all. | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| They could not plough, nor till, nor sow, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| They could not stave the assaulted sides, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| They count the world a bubble, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| They cry with awe, delight, and shame, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| They dance the hell-ward road apace. | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| They did, my brethren; so did we; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| They differ in their time and kind, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| They drink of every bitter cup, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| They enjoy a solid peace; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They fall, through the workings of sin; | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| They feast on dying love; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| They feel a daily need | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| They feel no disorder, no danger they see, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| They feel the public scorn; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| They feel their latter stages worst, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| They find his presence near. | John Newton (C.M.) | 966 |
| They first their own burnt offerings brought | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| They fly, forgotten, as a dream | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| They freely choose to go; | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| They frequently must range; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| They from Jesus shall receive. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| They from danger are not free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| They from the paths of sin depart; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| They get securely home. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| They glory in the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| They go into life eternal, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| They have fellowship with God, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They have left the Saviour too; | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| They have neither strength nor skill | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| They have not cried for mercy yet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| They hear it, and his person view, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| They his followers, with the rest, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| They in heavenly bliss appear, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| They in his mercy hope, through grace; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| They know not how the strife may end; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| They know themselves unwise; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| They lean upon their helper, God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| They learn to love and follow too, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| They leave me unimpressed and cold; | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| They leave this world below. | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| They live, and live to God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| They lodge in Jesus breast. | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| They love the men the Father loves, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| They made my Surety pay the fine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| They marked the footsteps that he trod, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| They may be sore, they must be short; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| They may not empty go away. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| They may on the main of temptation be tossed; | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| They must and shall endure. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| They must for ever rest. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 354 |
| They must wade and grope in; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| They nailed him to the accursèd tree; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| They neer shall die while Jesus lives; | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| They never think theyre laid too low | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| They now behold on Jesus laid. | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| They offered for us here! | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| They on his sacred bosom lay, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| They only beat the air. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| They only skin the wound. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| They only that fear him the truth can discern, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| They opposition meet. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| They own him as the Lord of all, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| They own him, though accounted base, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| They pierce the hardest heart; | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| They piercèd his hands and his feet; | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| They produce the fruits of grace, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They protection seek, and rest, | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| They purpose to make up full weight | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| They quake, they shriek, they cry; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| They reap and gather nought but toil; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| They reap and scatter all the while; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| They rise to everlasting pain, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| They sang, with new surprise and fresh delights, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| They saw thy wonders wrought, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| They scarce deserve the name. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| They see and know their mournful case; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| They see how justice, truth, and grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| They see what wisdom, power, and love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| They seek him night and day; | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| They seek, with human care and skill, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| They seem divided too. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| They seem to breathe a different air; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| They shall be conquerors all ere long, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| They shall be well supplied, and fed | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| They shall never more be judgèd, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| They shall profit, if not please; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| They shall rejoice in him, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| They shall see the Saviour then; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| They shall stand in Gods great day! | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They shall, as their right, thy righteousness claim. | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| They should obtain the promised place; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| They sit around thy gracious throne, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| They steal away my joys from me, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| They swell beyond my faults, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| They the seal of this receive, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| They think hell fail ere long. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1047 |
| They trust their whole salvation here, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| They turn their eyes another way, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| They view the want of Jesus light, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| They vow to persevere. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| They walk in Christ, the living Way, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| They were entirely thine. | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| They who are strong and seldom faint, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| They who once his kindness prove, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| They who the Lords correction share | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| They with Jesus Christ to reign; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| They with cheerfulness go through, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| They with united breath, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| They would not with the world exchange. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| They wrestle, weep, and pray; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| They wrestled hard, as we do now, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Theyd forget how much they owe. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Theyll join the bright celestial throng; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Theyll still adore the Lamb. | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Theyre always fit for heaven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Theyre blessed on earth, for tis by grace | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| Theyre great, and exceeding great too; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Theyre his and shall ever be his, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| Theyre his, and he will hold them fast. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Theyre often heard to sigh and say, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Theyre only sinners who repent. | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Theyre vile and poor in their own eyes, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Thick glooms lie in the way | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Thickets of briers and thorns | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Thine is the power; behold, I sit, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Thine it is the church to bless, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Thine shall rest from danger free; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Thine the kingdom is and power; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Thine was a bitter death indeed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Thines alas! a lost condition; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Thines an everlasting love; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Things future, nor things that are now, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Think and tremble, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Think how loud thy dying Lord | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Think not he now will fail | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Think not hell reject thee, howeer he reprove; | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| Think not that he will, or may, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Think not that hell thy suit reject, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Think on these, my sinful soul; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Think on toils and dangers past. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Think on what thy Saviour bore | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Thirsting, panting after home, | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| Thirsty sinner, come and draw; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| This Breaker to arrest, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| This Friend is always near; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| This God is the God we adore | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| This God-like mystery we will gladly sing, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| This I can well witness, for none could be worse. | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| This I would guard from every foe, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| This I, the worst, receive. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| This Nail is fastened in my heart, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| This Physician understandeth | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| This Saviour must be one that can | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| This Sun has warmed my soul, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| This Victim vengeance will pursue; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| This alone can warmth impart, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| This alone is owned of God; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| This anchor shall my soul sustain, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| This answers all questions, The Lord will provide. | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| This anxious soul of mine; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| This awful God is ours, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| This awful state mankind are in, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| This be my song through all the road, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| This best of blessings prove; | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| This blessed grace he gives, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| This blessed look stilleth the mourners complaint, | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| This blood is for thy ransom paid; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| This boon I must implore: | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| This bow that beams with vivid light, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| This breaks the heart of stone. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| This breaks the stony heart. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| This by faith I sometimes view, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| This cell of corruptible clay | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| This commonly is true; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| This covenant of grace all blessings secures; | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| This covenant shall endure, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| This covenant shall the saints admire; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| This covenant stands the same. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| This covenant stood ere time began, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| This covenant, O believer, stands, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| This curse pertains to those who break | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| This day before thee, Lord, we come; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| This day begins the solemn sound | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| This deep, unfathomed sea; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| This done, my cheerful voice | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| This done, our dear, our dying Lord | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| This dreadful foe, this fatal guest, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| This dungeon where I dwell; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| This emboldens me to plead; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| This faith shall eternally fail | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| This faithful saying let us own, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| This favoured lot, my friends, is ours; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| This fear, a rich and endless store, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| This fearful spirit chase | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| This fears the spirit of faith, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| This fire will not consume, but melt! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| This flock has my Father made mine; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| This fountain from guilt not only makes pure, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain in vain has never been tried; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain is such as thousands can tell, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain so dear, hell freely impart; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain unsealed stands open for all | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain, sick soul, recovers thee quite; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This fountain, though rich, from charge is quite clear; | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| This glorious Man thy Peace shall be. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| This glorious message of grace | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| This glorious theme each bosom fires, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| This good Physician cures our wounds | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| This grand distinction should be known: | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| This haughty tyrant kill, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| This he gives you, | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| This he knew the destined place, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| This heart I bought with blood, he says, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| This heart thy own to be? | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| This heart, this frozen heart of mine! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| This heart-cheering promise, The Lord will provide. | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| This heavenly land from ours. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| This imputation I despise, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| This inheritance, believer, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| This instance to those may be strange | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| This invitation sends: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| This is a treasure rich indeed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| This is happiness to me. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| This is his highest praise. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| This is joyful news to you. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| This is my body broke for sin, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| This is not meant to you. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| This is now thy work of faith? | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| This is the Lords appointed hour; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| This is the Man, the exalted Man, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| This is the feast of heavenly wine, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| This is the name the Father loves | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| This is the pillar of our hope, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| This is the spouse of Christ our God, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| This is the total sum; | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| This is the way I long have sought, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| This is the welcome gospel-day | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| This is the word of truth and love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| This is to find a friend indeed. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| This is what will heal our woes. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| This kind, important message sends: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| This law is the poor pilgrims rule; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| This lifes a dream, an empty show, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| This lifes tempestuous sea; | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| This love no beginning can know, nor an end, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| This lurking pride to quell; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| This man shall be blest in his deed, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| This may distress the worldlings mind; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| This message, then, receive, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| This mountain is no hiding-place! | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| This my body is, and blood; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| This my incessant cry shall be, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| This my sins too plainly prove. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| This of old himself declared; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| This only can my fears control, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| This only can our hearts assure, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| This only leads to endless day | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| This only portion, Lord, be mine; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| This only purgeth sin, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| This only way can pilgrims go, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| This pardon, this peace, which none can destroy, | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| This paschal Lamb, our heavenly meat, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| This pearl of price no works can claim; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| This prayer and this ambition mine, | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| This prayer, my brethren, let us view, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| This prayer, so long ago preferred, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| This precious gift, this bond of love, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| This precious truth his word declares, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| This proof we would give that thee we receive, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| This proves the eternal love of God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| This pure and heavenly gift, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| This pure white stone contains a name, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| This rebel heart, this wandering mind. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| This refuge for sinners his love did ordain, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| This river is his heavenly love, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| This sacred bond shall never break, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| This sacred tie forbids their fears, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| This sacrifice hell not despise, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| This shall create a joy within, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| This shall melt and bring us nigher, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| This should be his peoples aim, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| This solemn feast ordain. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| This solemn rite, to show | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| This soul and this body shall shine | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| This soul-supporting truth contains | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| This special grant of heaven! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| This spotless robe the same appears, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| This spring with living water flows, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| This stony heart can neer relent | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| This temper I would never feel, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| This the Scriptures witness; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| This the ransomed sinner knows. | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| This thing is proved beyond a doubt, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| This thorny wreath entwines; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| This through grace can be believed; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| This title to your bliss; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| This travelling fair one leans. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| This treasure of grace, this heavenly joy, | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| This treasure was by Christ possessed; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| This trembling house of clay, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| This tried almighty hand | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| This truth substantial comfort gives, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| This truth sweet comfort should afford: | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| This truth to rejoice in, The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| This truth with delight we survey, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| This truth with richest grace is stored, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| This truth, like its Author, eternal shall stand, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| This unbelief remove; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| This union is sealèd, all heavens agreed; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| This union with wonder and rapture be seen, | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| This was boundless love indeed! | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| This was compassion like a God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| This was grace, twas grace indeed. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| This was help in time of need; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| This watery path they own; | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| This way, thats found by few, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| This we safely may conclude, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| This wilderness we travel round, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| This will be the song above: | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| This wondrous Man of whom we tell, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| This wondrous deed was done; | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| This wondrous thing to see; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| This word of his grace shall comfort us through; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| This world is not my home; | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| This worlds vain wealth despise; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| This would bruise my bosom well, | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| This wretched heart of mine! | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| This written word with reverence treat; | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| This, and this only, is the way | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| This, this is faith will conquer death, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| This, this is the true fatted calf | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| This, this my soul desires to know. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| This, too, makes the gospel most precious to me; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| Thither the warm affections move, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| Thither, by their Master brought, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Thorny is the wilderness, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Those Christians that in Jesus sleep, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Those are the prayers of the saints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Those death-consuming waters flow; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Those dreadful sufferings of thy Son | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Those everlasting lines. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| Those feeble desires, those wishes so weak, | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Those heavenly hands that on the tree | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Those holy ones shall all appear | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Those honours, on the atoning day, | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Those labouring sighs that heave thy breast? | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| Those mighty orbs proclaim thy power; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Those mournful colours wear? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Those oft-repeated, broken prayers? | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| Those sacred leaves unfold; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Those sacred sweets, in Jesus name, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Those sins were the nails and the spear | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| Those soft, those blessed feet of his, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Those souls who long to see him now, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Those temples once beset with thorns. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Those tremendous foes of ours; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Those who are called by grace divine | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Those who eat are saved from mourning; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Those who now oppose and hate them, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Those who set at nought and sold him, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Those whom thou hast called thy own; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Thou Comforter of all that mourn, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Thou Fountain of bliss, thy smile I entreat; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Thou Friend of friendless sinners, hear, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| Thou King of saints, thy bodys Head, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Thou Son of David, hear, | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Thou all-atoning Lamb; | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Thou all-sufficient Lamb, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Thou alone canst give repentance; | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| Thou alone our Guide shalt be, | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Thou alone our souls canst heal. | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| Thou and thy word are both the same. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Thou art all my help and hope; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Thou art all our joy and treasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Thou art as ready to forgive | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Thou art coming to a King; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Thou art engaged to grant; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Thou art faithful, true, and just, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Thou art full of truth and grace; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Thou art graven on my heart; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Thou art my Lord, my God! | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Thou art my Pilot wise; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Thou art my Salvation from guilt, sin, and thrall. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Thou art my hope, my joy, my rest; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Thou art my life, my joy, my care; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Thou art my only trust; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Thou art not, like them, untrue. | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Thou art on the brink of danger; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Thou art our Father, and thy name | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Thou art our Life, our Joy, our Crown, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Thou art our hope and trust; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Thou art our mighty All; may we | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Thou art precious alone to the souls that believe; | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Thou art that green, that fruitful tree; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| Thou art the Tower of my defence, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Thou art the earnest of his love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Thou art the ever-living God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Thou art the life of all my joys; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Thou art the sea of love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Thou art worthy to receive; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Thou art worthy, thou alone; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Thou brightest, sweetest, fairest One, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 264 |
| Thou callest burdened souls to thee, | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Thou canst make them bloom again; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Thou canst make this desert bloom; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Thou canst my heart content; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Thou canst not be too bold; | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Thou canst not err nor be unkind; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Thou canst oercome this heart of mine, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Thou canst raise the dead to life; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Thou canst save me in this hour; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Thou canst victorious prove; | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Thou city of our God below, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Thou dear Redeemer, dying Lamb, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Thou dearest Lord, outweighs them all. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Thou didst call me by thy grace. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Thou didst once a wretch behold, | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Thou didst sink in floods of wrath, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Thou dost call them by their names; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Thou dost conduct thy people | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Thou dost freely save the lost; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Thou dost promise to forgive | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Thou earthly palace of our God. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Thou everlasting, gracious King, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Thou for us all shame disdainèd; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Thou freely gavest thy Son to die; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| Thou gavst the summer sun to shine, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Thou givest me the lot | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Thou givst us strength to run the race, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Thou great Melchisedec. | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Thou great and compassionate King, | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Thou harmless, suffering Lamb of God! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Thou hast God afflicted too; | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Thou hast a Friend thats good; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| Thou hast borne our misbehaviour, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Thou hast borne the bitter sentence | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Thou hast bought our souls with blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Thou hast claimed us as thy bride; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Thou hast conquered death and hell; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Thou hast for the ransomed race; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1057 |
| Thou hast from hell thy people freed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Thou hast full atonement made. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Thou hast helped in every need; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Thou hast in richer blood been paid, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Thou hast little cause to grieve: | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Thou hast made the Saviour bleed! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Thou hast redeemed our souls from death, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Thou hast redeemed our souls with blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Thou hast ruined wretched man, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Thou hast said and thou art true, | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Thou hast set the captive free; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Thou hast the words of endless life; | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Thou hast washed us in thy blood, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Thou hast wrought out, for our sake, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Thou heavenly Paraclete; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Thou hidden love of God, whose height, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Thou hidst thy face, my sins abound; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Thou highly shouldst esteem | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Thou just, and wise, and kind; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Thou knowest well my secret smart, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Thou knowst my need is great indeed, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Thou knowst the vileness of my heart, | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Thou knowst the way to bring me back, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Thou knowst, O Lord, I would believe; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 820 |
| Thou knowst, dear Lord, for what were come; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Thou loadst the rolling year. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Thou mayst smile at all thy foes. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Thou meek and lowly Dove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Thou meek and lowly Lamb, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Thou merciful Spring of pity and grace; | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Thou must save, and thou alone. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Thou my Rock wilt ever be; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Thou my dross and tin consume; | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Thou my fortress art and tower; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| Thou my strong Protector be; | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Thou never canst forget; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Thou of life the Fountain art; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Thou of life, the eternal spring; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Thou only Sovereign of my heart, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Thou only art my Hiding-place. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Thou only couldst conquer so stubborn a heart, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Thou poor, afflicted, tempted soul, | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| Thou revivest me by thy death; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Thou seest my inward frame; | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Thou seest my soul by sin oppressed; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Thou shalt be rebuilt anew; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Thou shalt conquer, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Thou shalt in me believe. | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Thou shalt obtain the blessing yet; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Thou shalt prove that Christ is strong. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Thou shalt reign on Zions hill; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Thou shalt see my glory soon, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Thou shalt soon rejoice again; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Thou sheddst thy heavenly influence yet, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Thou sinners Advocate with God, | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 928 |
| Thou soon wouldst take it, Lord, from me. | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Thou still art Israels God. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Thou still art his peculiar care; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Thou tell thy name to me; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Thou that art the peoples hope; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Thou the Refuge of my soul, | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Thou the Rock and Corner-Stone. | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Thou then art close to me. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Thou thus wouldst suffer, bleed and die; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Thou thy flock dost feed and keep; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Thou true and living Vine! | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Thou visitst sinners still; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Thou wast given to redeem | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Thou wast poor, that they might be | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Thou water sweet from Bethlehem. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Thou wert its strength and glory too; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Thou who art thy peoples Sun, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Thou wilt be where thy people meet; | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| Thou wilt grace and glory give; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Thou wilt incline thy ear; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Thou wilt never leave undone; | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Thou wilt not despise a sinner distressed; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Thou wilt not give me up to death, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Thou with Satan | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Thou with us shalt wake from death; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Thou, Holy Ghost, who dost reveal | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Thou, Lord, wilt carry on, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Thou, O Christ, art all I want; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Thou, O Christ, art all his plea, | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Thou, O Lord, art righteous still. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Thou, by whose death poor sinners live, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Thou, dear Lord, dost all things well. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Thou, from hence, our All shalt be. | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Thou, only thou, the word canst speak | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Thou, our great Melchisedec, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Thou, therefore, all the praise receive; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Thou, thou must breathe the auspicious gale. | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| Thou, who almighty art, | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Thou, with the Father and the Son, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Though Death remains, he but remains | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Though God may delay to show us his light, | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Though Gods election is a truth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Though I am dark, he still remains | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Though I am weak and vile; | John Newton (C.M.) | 128 |
| Though I endeavour oft; | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Though I have nothing of my own, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Though I have nothing, I confess, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Though I myself have none. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| Though I seem to hide my face, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Though I strove to withstand the force of thy hand, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Though I, a feeble mortal, change, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| Though Im despised for his dear name. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Though Moses faced me there, and all | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Though Satan will seek the sheep to annoy, | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Though afflicted, tempest-tossed, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Though all are sinners in Gods sight, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Though all nature sinks around, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| Though all things in nature decay, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Though awful is his ire, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Though base and vile we are, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Though bleak winds the boughs deface, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Though both begin to fail; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Though by my sins deserving hell, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Though cisterns be broken, and creatures all fail, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Though clouds and darkness hide his face, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Though clouds do often interpose, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Though clouds surround his face; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Though damped, it never dies. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| Though dark and cold as ice, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Though dark be my way, since he is my Guide, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Though darkness spread around our tent, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Though death and dangers fly | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Though death and hell obstruct the way. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Though death, and law, and sin agree | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Though deep distress thy steps attend, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Though devils against him unite; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Though distresses now attend thee, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Though doomed are all men once to die, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Though earth and hell my way oppose, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Though earth and hell unite with sin, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Though earth should shake and skies depart. | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Though earth should to her centre shake; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Though earth, and hell, and sin agree, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 552 |
| Though earths old columns bow; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Though every part he might secure | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Though faith be tried by fire; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 355 |
| Though faithful Abraham us reject, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Though false from thee I slide; | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Though fast in Sinais fetters bound, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Though fear his heart should overwhelm, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Though fear prevail and joy decline, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Though few here esteem us, the God we adore | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| Though filthy as Mary, Manasseh, or I. | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Though free, yet a debtor brought in; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Though frequent griefs I feel, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Though friends should all fail, and foes all unite, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| Though full of grace thou art! | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Though goodness they have none. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| Though great, was but dim at the best, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| Though hard as ice, or rocks, or steel, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Though hard the battle seem, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Though he afflicts thy mind, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Though he thy transgressions hate, | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Though he, by calling, was a saint, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Though hell should oppose thee, thy faith cannot fail. | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Though here, day by day, his love shall see good | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Though hes more happy, Im secure; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Though his majesty be great, | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Though hosts of enemies rise up, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Though hosts of foes beset the way, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Though in a foreign land, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Though in myself, at best, but dust, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Though it be not done throughout, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Though it fills, it never cloys, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Though joys be withered all and dead, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Though justly of wrongs we complain, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Though knowing shed cost him his life. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Though like a bottle in the smoke, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Though lions roar, and tempests blow, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Though lost, and blind, and lame; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Though low they seem in others eyes, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| Though man may be offended. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Though meant in scorn by you. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Though men and devils rage, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Though men, sin, and devils unite | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| Though much dismayed, take courage still, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| Though much the sinner sees and hears, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Though my heart fail and flesh decay; | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Though my sins as mountains rise, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 391 |
| Though not a word he spoke. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Though not quite left alone, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Though now for a season they prove | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Though now we wander far from home, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| Though numerous are their wants, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Though numerous foes our souls assail, | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| Though numerous hosts of mighty foes, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Though of a sinful race, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Though of myself I nothing am, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Though of sinners thou art chief, | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Though oft by sin and sorrow tossed. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Though oft of him Ive not a thought. | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Though oft, through pride, my stubborn will | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Though on the Lord I cast my care, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Though once he bowed his feeble knees, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Though once to human reason lost, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Though only sighs and groans. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Though our sins are black as hell; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Though painful at present, twill cease before long, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Though poor in myself, yet in him | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Though pressed with fears on every side, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| Though prostrate in the dust. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Though pure, he for me was made sin; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Though reason, though fitness he urge, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Though rich, he for me became poor; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Though rocks and quicksands deep | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Though rods and frowns are sometimes brought, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Though ruined and undone, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| Though safe in Christ thy saints abide, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| Though safe, we are not sound; | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Though sharp afflictions still abound, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Though sin and guilt infest them here, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 65 |
| Though sin and sorrow make you sad, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Though snares and dangers throng my path, | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Though so much remains to endure; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Though sometimes we see the case is not thus; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Though sore they annoy me, Ill be of good cheer, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| Though sorely afflicted, tis all for the best. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Though still my best thoughts are but poor, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Though still reviving foes arise, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Though strait be the way, with dangers beset, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Though strength, and health, and friends be gone, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Though temptations seldom cease, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Though ten thousand ills beset thee, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Though the Lord awhile delay, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Though the corruptions of thy heart | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Though the leprosy remain. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Though the shore we hope to land on, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Though the vile tempters hellish rage | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Though the whole world were gone; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| Though the wonders thou hast done | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Though theirs was angels food. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Though they accuse thee, I acquit; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Though they are base, their Fathers kind. | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Though they in darkness walk, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Though they seem, by reason viewed, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Though they suffer for a season, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Though they suffer much on earth, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Though thou from the curse hast freed us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Though thou here receive but little; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Though thou severely with me deal, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Though thought be broken, language lame, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Though thousand snares enclose his feet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Though thousand vexations each moment molest, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Though thousands and thousands of foes | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| Though throned in highest bliss; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Though thy fainting spirits droop, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Though thy promise calls it sure, | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Though to speak thou be not able, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Though trembling and afraid. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Though trouble now thy heart appals, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Though troubles assail and dangers affright; | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| Though unbelief may long molest, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Though vile and base as we. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Though vile and base, we come; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Though vilest of them all; | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Though void of all thats good, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| Though waves and storms go oer my head, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Though we are feeble, Christ is strong; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Though we are guilty, thou art good; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| Though we are saved from guilt and wrath, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Though we believe not, he is true; | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| Though we but little of him hear | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Though we feel it rise within; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Though we hardly of him deem; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Though we tremble while we sing, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Though we walk through this wilderness | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| Though weak in myself, yet Im strong, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| Though weary, weak, and faint; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Though weaved with righteousness divine. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| Though were mean in mans opinion, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Though winter waste the earth awhile, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Though with afflictions sore | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Though with no sweet enjoyments blessed, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Though wooed by love divine; | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Though wretched be your case, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| Though you are faithless, he is true. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Though you through gloomy paths may go, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Though, travelling through this vale of tears, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Thought, and word, and action too; | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Thoughts obscene and filthy; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Thoughts we cannot quell or rout, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Thousand, thousand saints attending, | J. Cennick, C. Wesley and M. Madan (8.7.4.) | 493 |
| Thousands now around the throne | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Threaten death on every side, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Threatening a watery grave. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Threatens hard to bear us down; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Three favoured servants, left not far, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Three-in-One, and One-in-Three; | J. Hart (7s) | 503 |
| Thrice blessèd be his name! | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Thrice comfortable hope | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Thrice happy are the men, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Thrice happy is the man, and blest, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Thrice happys the man, though a fool, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Throned in majesty above, | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Through Christ I hope to be renewed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 811 |
| Through Christ our living Head. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Through Christ we shall victorious prove, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Through Christ, our living Head. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| Through Christ, the Lamb once slain; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Through Christ, the Mediator, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Through Christ, the sinners Hiding-place. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Through Gods free goodness, mercies, rich and rare, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Through Him my soul shall ever live. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Through Jesus blessed name. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Through Jesus piercèd heart and hand, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Through Jesus, our victorious Lord, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Through Jesus, shall be counted just, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| Through ages shall endure; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Through all its channels flow; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Through all lifes dark and thorny way; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| Through all my passage lie; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Through all resolves how soon it flies, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Through all the changing scenes of life, | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| Through all the courts of Paradise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| Through all the earth is known; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Through all the ethereal plains, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Through all the gospel shine! | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Through all the scenes of time, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| Through awful floods he passed and died; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Through corruption, felt within, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Through dangers, fears, and gloomy night, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Through distant worlds, and regions of the dead | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| Through each guilty rebels heart! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Through everlasting days; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Through every bosom flows; | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| Through every heavenly street, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Through every path in Zions road. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Through every trying scene, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Through faith in Jesus blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Through faith, that works by love. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Through fear or shame I stop, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| Through fire and flood she goes, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Through floods and flames he leads me safely on, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 667 |
| Through grace I conquer hell, | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Through grace my soul aspires to heaven, | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Through grace they loved him as their King, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Through him sinners find remission, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Through him we shall conquer the mightiest foes; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Through his flesh I enter in; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Through life and all its changing scenes, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Through many dangers, toils, and snares, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Through mercy we taste the invisible feast, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Through much tribulation must follow their Lord. | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Through natures works the woes he felt | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Through our immortal songs; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Through realms of ineffable day? | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Through regions of the dead, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Through sufferings perfect, now he reigns, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 992 |
| Through tempest and tossing, Ill bring thee to land. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Through ten thousand channels flowing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Through the Lambs redeeming blood, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Through the Lambs redeeming blood. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Through the Mediators blood; | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Through the Redeemers precious blood, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Through the Saviours bleeding heart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 575 |
| Through the cross behold the crown! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 1055 |
| Through the dark cloud appeared; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| Through the new year with heavenly bread; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Through the red sea of his own blood; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| Through the rich aid divinely given, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| Through the trackless deep move on. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Through the virtue of thy blood; | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Through the wide world shall run, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Through thee I embrace the ransoming grace, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Through their Redeemers name; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Through these we long must wade, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Through this apostate isle! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Through this dark, howling wilderness | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Through this desert dreary; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Through this wide wilderness I roam, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Through those dear promises I range; | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| Through those dear windows of his soul. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Through torrents of temptation; | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Through troops of foes hell lead me on, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Through varied deaths my soul has led; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Through various scenes of distress, | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Through vast eternity. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Through which his sovereign love should run. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Through which my Lord is seen, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| Throughout Immanuels land. | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Throughout the azure skies. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Throughout the sacred word. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Throughout this earthly ball, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Thunder, and fire, and vengeance flings; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Thus Abraham, the friend of God, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Thus God Three-One, to sinners lost | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Thus God the Father, God the Son, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Thus I, confined in unbelief, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Thus I, through the law, dead to the law am, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Thus Im burdened, thus I groan, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Thus Jabez prayed, for thats his name. | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| Thus Jesus came the poor to bless, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| Thus Jesus wears the crown; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Thus Sinai roars, and round the earth | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Thus all the armies bought with blood, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| Thus armed, I venture on the fight, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Thus assembling, we, by faith, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Thus beset, they daily feel | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Thus cleansed from filth, and purged from dross, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Thus covered and fed at thy proper cost, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thus danger threats both him that stays | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Thus deriving from their banner, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Thus did eternal love begin | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Thus differ these; yet hoping each | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Thus different powers within me strive, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Thus does the Lord of heaven and earth | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| Thus far have brought us on, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Thus far my God has led me on, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Thus far we prove that promise good, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| Thus fond of trifles vainly rove, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1084 |
| Thus hard beset with evil, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| Thus he invites his people still, | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| Thus he, that he may something do, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Thus heaven shall raise his honours high, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| Thus let thy kingdom come, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Thus make me willing, glorious Lamb, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| Thus make my wounded conscience whole, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Thus may I always be devout; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Thus may I see that I am thine, | C. Cole (L.M.) | 736 |
| Thus may we abide in union | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| Thus may you prove his promise true, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| Thus might I hide my blushing face, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Thus much and this is all we know, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Thus my spirit longs to prove | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Thus pride is broken down, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Thus prone to act so base a part, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Thus pursued, and thus distressed, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Thus redeemed and saved by blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Thus saith the Lord to those that stand | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Thus something, Saviour, may I be, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Thus supported, we shall be | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| Thus the believer, when he views | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Thus the eternal covenant stands. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Thus the hopeless worldling cries; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Thus the victory was obtained; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Thus the word, thy power possessing, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Thus they sang with rapture, kindling | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Thus through this world of trouble | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Thus to be owned and blessed. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Thus unto my heart appear; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| Thus up from the desert she goes, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Thus we begin the lasting song, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Thus we the Trinity can praise | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Thus, Christians glorify the Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Thus, Lord, thy waiting servants bless, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thus, Lord, thy waiting servants bless, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thus, Lord, thy waiting servants bless, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thus, Lord, thy waiting servants bless, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thus, careless, he goes blindly on, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Thus, though a sinner, I am safe; | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Thus, while I sink, my joys shall rise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Thus, while we in the means are found, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Thy Father and thy Friend | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Thy Fathers glorious praise; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Thy God and ours are both the same, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Thy God for ever lives. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 58 |
| Thy God has said his word shall stand, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Thy God is faithful to his saints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 85 |
| Thy God shall all thy woes redress, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Thy God shall bid thee go, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Thy God shall drive them out. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Thy God shall put them all to rout, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Thy God will be gracious no more. | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Thy God will ever be thy aid, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Thy God will every need relieve. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 622 |
| Thy God with blessings infinite | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Thy Holy Spirit into us breathe; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Thy Jesus nailed them to the cross, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Thy Lord for nothing would not chide; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Thy Lord will make the tempter flee; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Thy Maker is thy Friend. | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| Thy Redeemer and thy Lord. | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Thy Saviour has the victory gained; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 836 |
| Thy Saviours gracious promise hear; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Thy Spirit alone repentance implants, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Thy Spirit and thy Word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Thy Spirit can from dross refine, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Thy Spirit must the work perform, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Thy Spirit of supplication give, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Thy Spirit send to make it bend | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Thy Spirit will not let me go. | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Thy Spirit would conquer, and I was constrained. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Thy Word, my God, the sword I wield; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Thy all-prevailing power employ; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| Thy anchor, once in Jesus cast, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Thy ancient thoughts and firm decrees; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Thy anger more than death I fear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy anger who can bear? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Thy animating power impart, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Thy atonement made for sin; | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| Thy bark shall every storm outride; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| Thy beams shall make my desert blow, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Thy beauty see, thy grace admire, | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| Thy beautys all in me; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Thy black, polluted waters roll! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Thy blessing, Lord, bestow; | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| Thy blood apply, my conscience clear; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Thy blood can make me white as snow; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| Thy blood ever flowing my pleasant cup be; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thy blood from guilt has set me free; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Thy blood was shed for me. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Thy blood was shed for me. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Thy blood was shed for me. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| Thy blood, dear Lord, has brought my peace, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Thy bloods renewing might | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Thy body slain, sweet Jesus, thine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Thy body to discern. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| Thy boundless love and grace we sing, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Thy breath perfumes the air. | Boyce (C.M.) | 1151 |
| Thy brightest glories shine above, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Thy broken bones he can make whole, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Thy bruisèd, broken body bore | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Thy bulwarks and salvation strong, | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Thy captive hastens to be loosed; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Thy cheering words awake our joys; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Thy church is in the desert now; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Thy church, O Lord, thats planted here, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| Thy commission we rely on; | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| Thy constancy and grace! | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Thy constant aid afford, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Thy constant dwelling-place. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| Thy constant love, thy faithful care, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Thy countenance let me often see, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Thy dear peculiar ones; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Thy debts have been chargèd on me – | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Thy dreadful power display; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Thy dross to consume, and thy gold to refine. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Thy dying love, thy mercy felt, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Thy earthly courts we tread; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Thy endless grandeur and thy grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Thy everlasting Friend; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Thy everlasting love to sing; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Thy face I seek; with power descend, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| Thy faith hath made thee whole. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Thy faith is weak, thy foes are strong; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| Thy fame shall Tyre and Egypt know. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Thy favour all my journey through, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Thy favour more than life I prize. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy first-born Son, adorned and blessed | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Thy fleece on earth growing make clothing for me. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thy flesh let me taste, sweet Lamb, and yet crave; | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thy flowing wounds supply, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Thy foes in vain designs engage; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Thy former mercies here renew; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Thy free grace alone, from the first to the last, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Thy frown is terrible to bear, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy frowns create despair. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Thy fulness is the same; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Thy garden is the place | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Thy generation who can tell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| Thy glorious image there; | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| Thy glorious salvation, till each of us see, | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Thy good Physician and thy nurse; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Thy good Spirit from above, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Thy goodness how immense | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy goodness is made known. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Thy goodness marked its secret birth, | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Thy gospel makes the simple wise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Thy gospel oft I hear, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Thy grace for ever shall extend; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Thy grace is eternal, almighty, and free! | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Thy grace is immortal and free; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Thy grace sufficèd saints of old; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Thy grace we adore, Director divine; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Thy gracious Redeemer will help thee along; | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Thy gracious hand now, Lord, display, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Thy gracious hand reveals, | J. Hupton (C.M.) | 1099 |
| Thy gracious promise to fulfil. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1034 |
| Thy gracious throne I bow beneath; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Thy great salvation see. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Thy groans and dying cries, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Thy guilt and ruin to disclose, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Thy hand all nature hails; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| Thy hand alone can guide | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1029 |
| Thy hand, in sight of all my foes, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Thy hands have brought salvation down, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Thy happiness is in the Lord, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Thy harp before thy God, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Thy head, my Saviour, and my Lord; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Thy heavenly image draw | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Thy help I trust to, not my own, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy help, Almighty Lord, impart, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| Thy holy courts are his abode, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Thy hopes for heaven more bright and clear, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Thy house is called the house of prayer, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Thy influence withdraw, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Thy inward teachings make us know | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Thy judgments are too deep | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy judgments strike with awe; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy judgments, too, unmoved I hear, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| Thy kind, forgiving, melting look | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Thy kindness for ever to men we will tell, | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Thy lasting favours share; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Thy law upon my heart! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Thy laws are pure, thy judgments right. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Thy life and comfort from the law; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| Thy life was pure without a spot, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Thy love can cheer the darksome gloom, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| Thy love can make the wounded whole, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Thy love surpasses thought or sense, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy love to me impart, | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Thy love to saints, in Christ their Head, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Thy love to them reveal, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Thy love was great, thy mercy free, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Thy love we praise, which tries our ways, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Thy love, thy hope, thy faith. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| Thy love, thy wisdom, and thy power. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy lovely face to see, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Thy mansion is the Christians heart, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Thy matchless goodness and our worthlessness; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Thy matchless mercy, boundless grace, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Thy mercies bid us trust; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy mercy and truth know no end; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Thy mercy demands and shall have all the praise. | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Thy mercy freely to us give, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 556 |
| Thy mercy is more than a match for my heart, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Thy mercy suit to every case; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Thy mercy, Lord, we praise; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy mercy, in Jesus, exempts me from hell; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Thy mercy, my God, is the theme of my song, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Thy mercy-seat is open still; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Thy mourning people bend; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Thy name and thy natures, thy Spirit and grace; | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| Thy name for ever blest. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Thy name in crimson lines. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 951 |
| Thy name is writ in fairest lines; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Thy name my inmost powers adore, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Thy name, dear Saviour, is my boast, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Thy nature, gracious Lord, impart; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Thy never-changing office stands | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Thy new, best name of Love. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Thy noblest wonders here we view, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Thy oil anoints my head. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Thy own appointed time; | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Thy own works reject, the bad and the good; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Thy pardoning love display; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Thy pardoning love so sweet, | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| Thy pardoning love, so free, so sweet, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Thy pardoning voice, O let me hear, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Thy parents arms, and not thy own, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Thy parlour guest and friend; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Thy path I would tread which pleases my host. | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thy patience inherit, thy lowliness prove, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| Thy peace and pardon give; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Thy peoples choice approve; | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| Thy peoples eyes are fixed on thee; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Thy power and glory work within, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Thy power and mercy first prevailed | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| Thy power conveys our blessings down | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Thy power, thy Godhead, still the same, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Thy praise to proclaim and sing of thy love; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| Thy presence and thy glories, Lord, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 367 |
| Thy presence is fair to behold; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Thy presence is my stay; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| Thy presence let us view, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Thy presence makes my heaven; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Thy presence makes this den of thieves | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Thy presence now display; | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Thy presence set each bosom free | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Thy presence through my journey shine, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Thy presence, Lord, be given. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Thy presence, gracious God, afford; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thy present frail abode, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| Thy promise is my only plea; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Thy promise is to two or three, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| Thy promise stands engaged to come, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Thy promises bind thee compassion to have; | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Thy promises, how firm they be! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Thy purchased people, gracious Lamb, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Thy purple fountain, Lord, I need, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| Thy quickening Spirit vouchsafe to send; | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Thy quickening influence afford, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Thy reigning grace I sing; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Thy resurrections power display, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Thy reviving hand requires; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Thy reviving power I crave, | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| Thy rich mercy may we meet; | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| Thy righteous law approves it well. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Thy righteous laws we would embrace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Thy righteous will obey. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| Thy righteousness wearing, and cleansed by thy blood, | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Thy rising fears to quell; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Thy rod commands me to repent; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Thy sacred witness bear | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| Thy saints are comforted, I know, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| Thy salvation suits us well; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Thy salvations wholly free. | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Thy saving health display; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 930 |
| Thy saving power and love display, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| Thy sceptre and thy sword, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Thy seasonable aid afford; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| Thy secret to me shall soon be made known; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Thy servant assist; teach him to teach us; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| Thy shining grace can cheer | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Thy sins are all forgiven. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Thy smile can gild the shades of woe, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Thy smile can give me real joy, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Thy smiles of grace the slain revive, | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| Thy soul is precious in my sight, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Thy soul with tempests may be tossed, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Thy soul, full of woe, shall pass as through hell; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Thy sovereign love and care | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Thy sovereign love make known, | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Thy sovereign will denies, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1010 |
| Thy spotless Son for me? | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Thy statutes, and in them delight. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Thy strength, thy wisdom flee; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Thy stubborn temper break; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| Thy succour afford, thy righteousness bring. | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Thy sufferings, Lord, each sacred sign | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| Thy sufferings, and thy death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| Thy summit rising to the skies, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| Thy sweet communion charms the soul, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Thy sweet unction still repeat; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Thy sweetest, softest influence shed | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Thy temples, Immanuel, bled, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| Thy tender heart inflamed! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Thy tender mercies here make known; | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Thy tender mercies to thy sheep | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Thy tender mercy I forgot | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| Thy tender, broken heart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| Thy terror shall strike through thy foes | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Thy terrors and thy acts of grace; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Thy thoughts of peace to Israels race, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Thy threatening rod, and smiling face; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Thy threatenings and thy promises; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Thy throne eternal ages stood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Thy throne, O God, for ever stands; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Thy treasure and thy heart are safe; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Thy truth and faithfulness fulfil, | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Thy undisturbed affairs. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Thy vengeance will not strike me here, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Thy victories and thy deathless fame | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| Thy walls are strength, and at thy gates | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 364 |
| Thy warfare shall in triumph end; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Thy ways our hearts approve, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| Thy whole dependence on me fix; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Thy wicked works on me be thrown, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Thy willingness to save thy seed, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Thy wisdom did ordain | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| Thy wise and holy hand; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| Thy wise appointments to admire; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Thy wonders here we trace; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| Thy wonders to make known, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Thy wondrous blood, dear dying Christ, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Thy word can bring a sweet relief | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Thy word commands our flesh to dust, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Thy word is past, thy promise made; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Thy word of grace shall prove | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Thy word of promise cannot fail, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Thy word that I have rested on, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Thy word, O Lord, we value more | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| Thy word, like silver seven times tried, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Thy words allay the stormy wind, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 26 |
| Thy worthless schemes with mine to mix, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| Thy wounding and thy healing word; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| Thy wrath in one eternal shower. | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Thyself bestow, for thee alone, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Thyself hast bid me seek thy face; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Thyself hast said, Return. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Thyself prepare the room. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| Thyself the Friend of sinners now. | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| Tidings immensely good; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Till Christ has all the nations blessed | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Till Christ reveals himself to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Till God at length shall crown thy hope, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Till God can change his mind, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Till God diffuse his graces down, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| Till God in human flesh I see, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Till God the sinners mind illume, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Till I am told by Gods own mouth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Till I arrive at Zions hill. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Till I shall see him face to face, | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| Till I shall see thy brighter face | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Till Jesus bids me go. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Till Jesus brings his gospel nigh; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Till Jesus give them leave. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Till Jesus is revealed to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Till Jesus makes it soft. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Till Jesus opens wide the door, | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Till Jesus was revealed to me. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Till Jesus, my Lord, came in view. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Till a blessing thou bestow; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Till a new object struck my sight, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Till all its powers and feelings move | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Till all my toils shall cease; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 341 |
| Till all my warfare ends; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Till all the legal debt is paid? | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Till all the ransomed church of God | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Till all thy saints arrive at home, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Till as a river flows my peace. | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Till at length we sing salvation, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Till at thy seat I drink it new, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Till death consigns the corpse to dust, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Till death shall make my last remove, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| Till every sinner bought with blood, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| Till faith cry out, I Jesus view, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| Till finding all its rest in thee. | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| Till flakes of gore, and streams of blood, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Till from this vain world were freed. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Till gladdened with a gleam of hope | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Till grace has broken down her heart. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| Till he bids, I cannot die; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Till he come, show forth his death; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Till he complete their hope! | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Till he finds himself utterly lost. | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| Till he forgets his first Beloved. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| Till he is all in all. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Till he nought but Christ shall know. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Till he salvation bring. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| Till he who immensity fills, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Till heavenly rapture tune my voice | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Till hell had proved the destined place | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| Till his atoning blood appears; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Till hopes and joys immortal bloom, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| Till in glory they appear. | J. Bakewell (8.7.) | 931 |
| Till in heaven thy face we see, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Till in heaven we take our place; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Till it blow with rich perfume | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Till joy and peace arrive. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| Till late I heard my Saviour say, | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| Till late, I saw no danger nigh; | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Till made to rest on Christ alone. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| Till mercy shall appear. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Till my full soul can hold no more | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| Till needed mercy come; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Till our Lord demand thy trust. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Till quacks give them up, and they think they must die; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| Till sad desertion makes us droop, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Till sorrow broke his tender heart. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Till sovereign grace, with shining rays, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| Till taken to their source above. | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Till terribly I saw | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Till the God of love sees fit. | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Till the blest Lamb, who once was slain, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Till the blood of Jesus | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Till the cloud is passed away, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| Till the day that Adam fell; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Till the decisive hour. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| Till the fair branch of promise rose. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Till the last trumpets joyful sound; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Till the serpent Moses took, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Till the storm be overpast. | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Till the storm of life is past; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Till the womans promised Seed, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Till their unwearied feet arrive | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Till then I boast a Saviour slain; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Till then the believers secure, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Till then, nor is my boasting vain, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Till they inward light impart, | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Till this God can fall from his throne, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Till thou appear, thy members here | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Till thou canst find a full discharge | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Till thou hast brought me to thy home, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Till thou hast looked again on me! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Till thou in mercy drawest nigh. | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Till thou return, and we shall eat | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Till thou shalt bring us there. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Till thou shalt take me home. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Till thou the Fathers love impart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Till thou thyself bestow, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| Till through the world thy truth has run; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| Till thy appointed hour, | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Till thy glory, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Till thy mercys beams I see; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Till time and nature dies. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Till warmer hearts in brighter worlds, | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| Till we arrive at heaven our home, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Till we attain to this rich faith, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Till we behold him face to face. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Till we cast our crowns before thee, | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Till we fly and cleave to thee. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Till we reach fair Canaans land. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Till we see thy face at length; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Till we the Lord by faith behold. | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Till we, viewing whom weve piercèd, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Till with Christ, their living Head, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Till with his lovely presence I am blest. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| Till, falling before thee, we laud thy loved name, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Till, in the realms of purest joy, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Till, joined with saints above the sky, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| Till, sick, they cast their idols up. | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Time! what an empty vapour tis! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Time, like an ever-rolling stream, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Times of penury and wealth; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Times of sickness; times of health; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Times of trial and of grief; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Times of triumph and relief; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Times the tempters power to prove; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Times to taste the Saviours love; | J. Ryland (7s) | 64 |
| Timorous and weak, I shrink and say, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| Tinkling sounds of disputation, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Tis Christ fights our battles, and puts them to flight. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| Tis Christ must be the way. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| Tis Christ my earthen vessel fills | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Tis Christ that suffered in their stead; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Tis Christ the everlasting God, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Tis Christ, the bright and Morning Star, | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| Tis God supports my mind; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Tis God that justifies their souls; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Tis God that speaks, and we confess | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Tis God who works the will. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Tis God, essential light itself, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Tis God-like glory, boundless joys; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Tis Gods own wise decree. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Tis Gods own wise decree; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| Tis Jehovahs own providing; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Tis Jesus blood, that crimson sea, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Tis Jesus can teach the way ye should go, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| Tis Jesus gives us faith | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Tis Jesus gives us faith to view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| Tis Jesus in the sinners place; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Tis Jesus inspires, and bids you still seek; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Tis Jesus precious blood. | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Tis Jesus precious blood. | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Tis Jesus precious blood. | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Tis Jesus precious blood. | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Tis Jesus precious blood. | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Tis Jesus speaks the word | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Tis Jesus, Gods dear Son, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Tis Jesus, the First and the Last, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Tis Jesus, tis he who saves from despair; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| Tis Justice, with its iron rod, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Tis a boundless, endless river, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Tis a deep that knows no sounding; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Tis a delightful road; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Tis a mystery | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Tis a point I long to know, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Tis a thirst thyself didst give; | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Tis a true and faithful word. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Tis a victory | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Tis a way of Gods own finding; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Tis a wonder below and a wonder above. | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| Tis all a gift; let no man boast; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Tis all in Christ the Head; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Tis all my soul desires. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Tis all that a sinner can need; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Tis all the happiness they know; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Tis all they seek; they take their shares | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| Tis also thine, Almighty Lord, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Tis better still to want. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Tis built and supported by God; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Tis but a struggling gasp for life; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Tis but fancied faith at most, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Tis but for a moments space, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Tis but self-beguiling. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Tis but the voice that Jesus sends, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Tis by the faith of joys to come | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| Tis by the merit of thy death | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Tis by thy death we live, O Lord! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Tis by thy interceding breath, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Tis by thy word we live, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| Tis called a robe, perhaps to mean | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Tis cast within the vail. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Tis dangerous, another cries, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Tis dark as night within; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Tis deeper than the vast abyss; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Tis endless ruin, deep despair! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Tis enough that I am nigh; | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| Tis even so; thy faithful love | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Tis expressed in words like these: | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Tis faith in Christ that justifies, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Tis far beyond what words express, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Tis filled with Immanuels grace, | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| Tis finished! and submits to death. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Tis finished! our Immanuel cries; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Tis finished! said his dying breath, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| Tis finished! the Messiah dies! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Tis finished, all my guilt and pain. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 97 |
| Tis finished, and complete! | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Tis folly to perfection. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Tis found in the merits of Jesus alone; | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Tis free for sinners, vile and lost; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Tis from love to Christ, our Head, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| Tis from thee salvation flows; | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| Tis full, out-measuring every crime; | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Tis given thee for thy good. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 871 |
| Tis good to cast an anchor here, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Tis grace has brought me safe thus far, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Tis grace that makes them feel their need, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Tis grateful, tis pleasant, to sing, and adore; | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Tis greater than all things, except those to come. | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Tis hard to squeeze between. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Tis he adorned my naked soul, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Tis he directs my doubtful ways, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| Tis he dispels the dismal gloom; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| Tis he forgives thy sins; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Tis he in trouble bears me up, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| Tis he provides those rays; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| Tis he relieves thy pain; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Tis he supplies my every want, | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Tis he supports this fainting frame; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Tis he sustains my fainting heart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Tis he that brings us comfort down, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Tis he that girds me with his might; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Tis he that heals thy sicknesses, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Tis he that hears me when I cry, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 511 |
| Tis he the universe sustains, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Tis he who does your heaven prepare, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Tis he, instead of me, is seen, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| Tis heard by mere nature with coldness and scorn, | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Tis heaven to live beneath thy smiles; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Tis heaven to rest in thy embrace, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Tis his act, and the pact | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| Tis his almighty love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Tis his love his people raises | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Tis his settled, wise decree, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Tis his stripes that healeth thee. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Tis his, he bought it with his blood; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| Tis holiness, tis all! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Tis hurtful when perceived; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Tis if need be, he reproves us, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Tis in thee our strength we have; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Tis in this way, the Lord replied, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Tis in union | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| Tis labour lost, I see. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Tis lending to the Lord; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Tis life everlasting I give; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Tis love makes us humble and meek! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Tis love the cause unfolds, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Tis manna to the hungry soul, | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| Tis midnight with my soul till he, | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Tis mine to obey, tis his to provide; | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Tis mine to plan, but not to do. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Tis mine, the covenant of his grace, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 84 |
| Tis more than thought can eer conceive, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Tis morning with my soul. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Tis music in my ear; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Tis my happiness below, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Tis no longer death to die. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Tis no precarious light | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Tis no surprising thing | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| Tis no uncertain sound | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Tis no wild fancy of our brains, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| Tis not as led by customs voice, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Tis not for good deeds, good tempers, nor frames; | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Tis not meet that we should slumber; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Tis not now for such as ye | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Tis not of him that wills or runs, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Tis not that hell destroy; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Tis not the fear of hell alone, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| Tis not thy caution, power, or art, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1032 |
| Tis on thy cross we rest; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 946 |
| Tis on thy sovereign grace alone | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Tis only this dear sacred flood | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Tis ours to pray and wait. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Tis paradise when thou art here; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Tis perfect love that casts out fear, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Tis perfect poverty alone | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Tis pleasure to our ears, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| Tis prayer supports the soul thats weak, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 882 |
| Tis prayer, tis praise, tis sacrifice, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Tis pride, accursèd pride, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Tis signed with blood divine. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Tis sovereign mercy finds us food, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Tis sweet to look beyond our cage, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Tis sweet to recline on the bosom divine, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Tis the Christ by man rejected! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Tis the Spirits rising beam. | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Tis the Word, the Lords Anointed, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Tis the avenging hand of God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Tis the dying Victors cry; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Tis the garment | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Tis the gift that God has given us; | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Tis the gospel | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Tis the gospels joyful tidings, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Tis the long expected Prophet, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Tis the new covenant in my blood. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Tis the rich gift of love divine; | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Tis the sick man, not the healthy, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Tis their title | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Tis then I want a hiding-place. | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Tis then it does me good. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| Tis then we cry, A goodly tree. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| Tis then we trust his righteousness, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Tis then, like Ephraim, I repent, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Tis there that power and glory dwell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Tis thine the lost sinner to save and renew; | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| Tis thine the stubborn heart to break, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Tis thine to cleanse the heart, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| Tis thine to flee from self, and prize | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Tis thine to give the hearing ear; | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Tis thine to teach him how to speak; | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| Tis this supports my fainting heart, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Tis thus our pride and self must fall | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Tis thus with the Israel on earth, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Tis thy Saviour, hear his word; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Tis thy almighty grace | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Tis thy goodness makes me bold; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Tis thy own Son, and he shall stand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Tis thy own work almighty God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Tis thy pleasure | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Tis thy sweet beams create my noon; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Tis thyself we want to know. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| Tis time ye should be now reclaimed. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Tis to God, and God alone, | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Tis to Jesus they belong; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Tis to credit contradictions; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Tis to feel the fight against us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Tis to hear the Holy Spirit | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Tis to hope our guilts removèd, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Tis to trust our Well-belovèd | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Tis true we cant pretend to much | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Tis true, dear Lord, I am | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Tis true, in self you have no ground for joy, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Tis unexampled bliss. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Tis void of bottom, brim, or shore, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Tis well when Jesus calls, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when at his feet they groan, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when at his throne | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when darkness veils the skies, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when joys arise; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when on the mount | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when sorrows flow; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well when they can sing | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis well with them while life endure, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis what I always do. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| Tis what no words will eer express; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Tis winter all the year with me. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Tis wisdom, tis strength, and tis love, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Tis with the righteous well. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Tis yours by faith this grace to know: | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Tis yours to conquer, or to die! | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| Title good, signed with blood, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| To Abram made known in due time. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| To Adam revealèd at first; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| To Adullams cave the wretched all run; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| To Boaz field he led her straight, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| To Calvary, where the Lamb was slain, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| To Canaan art thou bound? | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| To Canaans fertile plains, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| To Canaans happy shore. | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| To Canaans sacred bound, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| To Christ for help I fly, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| To Christ some fondly use; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| To Christ they will come, and hell cure them at last. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| To Christ, and heal your wounds; | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| To Christ, the sinners Friend. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| To Christ, the sinners Friend? | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| To David and his royal seed | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| To Davids city fly, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| To Father, and to Son, | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| To God I pour my prayer, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| To God access we find; | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| To God and the glorified choir. | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| To God the Fathers throne | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| To God the Spirit praise; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 506 |
| To God the only wise, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| To God were no strangers, but objects of choice. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| To God will pour his prayer, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 725 |
| To God, my Saviour and my King; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| To God, to Christ, to matchless grace; | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| To Gods free grace a foe, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| To Golgotha; the place of skull | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| To Him that bore the curse, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| To Him that chose us first, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| To Him that formed our hearts anew, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| To Him who will surely provide; | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| To Him your highest praise belongs; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| To Him, my soul, for ever cleave. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| To Israels favoured race! | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| To Jesus Christ repair, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| To Jesus Christ the Lord, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| To Jesus Christ, the Surety, fly, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| To Jesus and his blood, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| To Jesus and his blood. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| To Jesus comes, with all his woes, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| To Jesus exposed on the tree, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| To Jesus heavenly light; | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| To Jesus joined, we all thats good | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| To Jesus let our praises rise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| To Jesus lift thy longing eyes, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| To Jesus lift thy weary eye, | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| To Jesus look up for certain relief; | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| To Jesus some will pray, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| To Jesus thy Lord thy love shall grow cold, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| To Jesus, as my Hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| To Jesus, my God, the omnipotent Son! | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| To Jesus, our Head, in earth and in heaven; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| To Jesus, our victorious Lord, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| To Paul, to Magdalene, to me! | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| To Satan, sin, and Moses too, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| To Sinai feels a cleaving still. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| To Sinais fiery mount I flew; | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| To Zion all the ransomed come, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| To Zion hell ever be kind, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| To Zion the whole nation came | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| To Zion they shall all be led, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| To Zion we go, the seat of our King, | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| To Zions heavenly hill. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| To a God so vastly kind. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| To a bright kingdom in the skies. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| To a life divinely new. | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| To a place would often go; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| To adore thy matchless name. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| To adore thy precious name; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| To aim the dreadful blow, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| To all Gods people now remains | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| To all around we own, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| To all eternal good, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| To all eternity | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| To all eternity endures, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| To all eternity. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 533 |
| To all that confide in his name; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| To all that love his name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| To all the chosen race; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| To all the chosen seed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| To all the life of God, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| To all the things above; | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| To all thy people known; | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| To all thy tempted followers give | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| To anchor on his grace. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| To answer at thy awful bar, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| To answer the needy whenever they cry. | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| To appoint a resting-place; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| To approach the dread I AM, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| To arm me for the field. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| To arms, to arms! I hear him cry; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| To ascend his rightful throne. | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| To ask ourselves the reason why | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To ask, they surely shall obtain. | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| To babes I oft reveal my mind, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| To banquet with our God; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| To be baptizèd in thy name. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| To be beloved, and love again! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| To be comprised in one. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| To be cured, and not be wounded; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| To be exalted thus. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| To be fighting, fleeing, turning; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To be from guilt and terror freed, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| To be my peace and wedding dress! | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| To be saved before youre lost. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| To be steadfast in believing, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To be subdued at last. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| To be supplied with every grace. | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| To be the meanest theyre content, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| To bear about this pledge below, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| To bear the cross and shame; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| To behold thee on thy throne, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| To behold their Maker thus; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| To behold thy bloody sweat; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| To believe in hope gainst hope, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| To believe that Christ has cleansed us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To believe that all is finished, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To bid his foes depart, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| To bid the saints of God rejoice. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| To blaze the gospel-word; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| To bless the great Three-One. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| To bless the sacred name | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| To bless the soul of every guest; | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| To bow before thy feet, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| To brace my feet and brace my heart; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| To break the rocks and raise the dead. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| To break the rocks, and raise the dead. | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| To break upon our eyes, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| To breathe my sorrows there! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| To bring aspiring wisdom low, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| To bring immortal blessings down, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| To bring me from darkness to light in the Lord, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| To bring the glorious news | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| To bring us home to God. | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| To build my hopes on Jesus name; | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| To build our heavenly hopes upon, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| To build thy household up. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| To burdened souls proclaim: | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| To burn for us was his desire; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| To call them sons of God. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| To call them to his arms. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| To call when he appoints the day, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| To carry us above. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 770 |
| To cast itself at Jesus feet; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| To cast off every narrow thought, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| To catch poor pilgrims feet; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| To catch the wandering heart; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| To cause despairs the scope | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| To ceaseless joys above the skies, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| To celebrate his fame; | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| To celebrate so glorious a birth. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| To change his heart, or purge his guilt; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| To change my faith to sight! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| To change the heart, renew the will, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| To changes ever prone. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| To chase their clouds and dry their tears. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| To cheat the human mind. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| To cheer my drooping heart? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| To cheer my dying hours, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| To cheer my heart, and set my mind above; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 693 |
| To cheer the poor, desponding heart; | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| To cheer the weary, thirsting soul. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| To cheer when faint, when sick to heal, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| To children that believe! | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| To cleanse and heal the sinners wounds! | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| To cleanse our guilt and hide our shame, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| To cleanse souls completely, though leprous as mine. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| To cleanse us the latter; the fountains but one. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| To cleanse your guilt, and heal your woes; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| To clothe them with his righteousness; | C. Cole (L.M.) | 984 |
| To combat with at last. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| To come and be his guest; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| To come and fill the place. | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| To comprehend the great THREE-ONE, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| To confidence thats vain; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| To conquer foes and cheer his friends. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| To conquest and a crown. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| To conscience, wrath, and law! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| To converse with Jesus, mourning | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To converted sons of grace; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| To correct our folly. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| To creatures beneath and above; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| To credit what my Saviour saith, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| To credit what thy promise saith, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| To crown and to present me there. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| To crown thy head above. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 424 |
| To crowns of joy and songs of praise. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| To darkness, doubts, and fears, adieu; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| To decide this inward strife. | W. W. Horne (7s) | 1111 |
| To die for man, surprising grace! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| To die for poor sinners, gave all things in one; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (11s) | 52 |
| To dissolve a heart like mine. | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| To do whats right unable quite, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| To draw me near the Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| To drink of the rivers of joy, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| To drink the cup of wrath; | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| To drive me from thy feet? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| To drive the believer to hell, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| To drive us to Egypt again. | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| To dwell and reign on high. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| To dwell for ever with my Love. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| To dwell upon thy grace. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| To dwell with Christ in heaven. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| To each thy blessings suit; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| To earths remotest bound: | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| To ease the pain and heal the wound, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| To embrace my dearest Lord. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| To endear Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| To endless comfort in the skies. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| To endless days. | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| To endless death I seem consigned; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| To endless joy or misery. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| To endless life and boundless bliss! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| To endless years the same. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| To enrich my barren heart | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| To entertain our Saviour, God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| To entertain thee too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| To escape the vengeance due to me? | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| To everlasting bliss. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| To everlasting days. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| To everlasting fire. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| To every blood-bought son. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| To every saint is given; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| To execute their cursed design. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| To expect a glorious day; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| To faith Ill my fulness display, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| To fancy mighty woes! | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| To fear his name, to trust his grace, | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| To feast on Christ by faith. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| To feed the gospel poor. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| To feed us with celestial food, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| To feed, and grow, and thrive; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| To feel the powerful reign of peace, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| To feel thy shame and nakedness, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| To fetch him from Meshech and carry him home; | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| To fetch our souls away. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| To fight and overcome; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| To fill an empty mind; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| To fill their vessels full | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| To fill us with dismay, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| To find I cannot feel. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| To find in thee the promised rest. | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| To find it recorded, The Lord will appear. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| To find our doubts and fears removed, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| To find ten thousand worlds in thee. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| To find the way to Zions gate; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| To fit them for the joys above. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| To fix on Christ, my better part; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| To fix their everlasting doom. | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| To follow Christ is to believe; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| To form my heart divine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| To form one perfect book, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| To gain our constant view; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| To gaze on a deep so profound, | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| To gaze on his glories divine | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To gaze on thee, world without end, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To gaze upon thy bloody sweat | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| To gaze upon thy throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| To give him settled rest, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| To give the conscience ease! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| To give thee always joy. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| To glad the heart of God and man. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| To glory bring me, Lord, at last, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To glory in their worth and might; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| To go, and when to stay; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| To govern me and mine. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| To grace a marriage feast; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| To grace and glory he ordained; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| To grace the praise is due; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| To guard from every harm. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| To guard my head and guard my heart, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| To guard them in his way. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| To guide my doubtful footsteps right. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| To guilty sinners in distress! | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| To guilty souls a dreadful wound; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1085 |
| To hail his birth they left the skies, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| To harass, perplex, and dismay, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| To hate the sins that made him mourn, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| To have it all removed; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| To have our conscience washed from sin | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| To have thy matchless love revealed | John Newton (L.M.) | 692 |
| To heal a feverish mind, | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| To heal my souls deep wound. | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| To heal my wounds, and calm my grief, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| To hear from our Saviour the word of his grace; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| To hear his children plead; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| To hear my justice, and the sinners doom; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| To hear the people cry, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| To hear the sorrows thou hast felt, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| To heaven I lift my eyes. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| To heaven O let me lift my eyes, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| To heaven and hell his hands divide | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| To heaven in supplication sent, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| To heaven our passions raise; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| To heaven they fly, the incarnate God to praise. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| To heaven went up through yielding air; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| To heaven, my destined place, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| To hide him from thy sight. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| To hide them and upon them fall. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| To hide them in the peaceful tomb. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| To hide they know not where; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| To him I lift my eyes; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| To him I look, and humbly cry, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| To him all majesty ascribe, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| To him all the glory belongs; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| To him alone do thou complain, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| To him alone the praise belongs, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| To him every comfort I owe, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| To him it leads the soul, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| To him let saints and angels raise | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him must Moses bow; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| To him repentance Jesus gives, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| To him that brought us back to God, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that found us dead in sin, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that loved us though we fell, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that loved us, ere we lay | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that sits upon the throne, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that taught our feet the way | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him that wrought our righteousness, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 721 |
| To him their prayers and cries | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| To him who is my All. | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| To him, my only Hiding-place, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| To him, their safe retreat. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| To his boundless works and ways. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| To his church, his joy, and treasure, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| To his commanding voice; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 540 |
| To his cross directs their faith. | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| To his name eternal praises; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| To his precious name and blood, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| To his scornèd cave repair; | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| To his throne our shouts shall rise; | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| To his wisdom leaving. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| To his wise and just command, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| To hold him for ever an Infant was born. | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| To honour Christ the crucified, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To hope his forgiveness is just, | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| To hunger, Lord, and thirst for thee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| To injure any part | J. Hart (S.M.) | 878 |
| To its blest mansion in the skies; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| To its full perfection, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| To join in the song of all praise through his blood, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| To join in thy praises above, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To join to Jesus name; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| To joy that never dies. | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| To justify us now, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| To justify us, rose; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| To keep his statutes still! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| To keep our eyes on Jesus fixed, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| To keep the Lamb in view. | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| To keep the field, and never yield, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| To keep thy feast, Lord, are we met, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| To keep us from our love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| To know and do his will. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| To know his matchless worth; | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 975 |
| To know my Jesus crucified, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| To know that God is mine; | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| To know that when hes nought to pay, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| To know the holy Son. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| To lay my soul at Jesus feet ! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| To learn his will be my employ; | H. Paice, 1798 (L.M.) | 200 |
| To learn new mysteries here, and tell | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| To let the pilgrims in. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| To lift up my voice in thanksgiving sincere, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| To lift us up on high. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| To little Bethlehem, and there | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| To live like an angel who seems, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| To live on the smiles of my God, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To live upon his precious death | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| To look on this when sunk in fears, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| To look within the veil; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| To love and praise thee more. | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| To love and praise thy gracious name, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| To love and trust thy plan of grace. | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| To love thee, if I could; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 281 |
| To lovely Mount Zion my heart is now bound, | John Berridge (104th) | 906 |
| To make a wedding-guest. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| To make his grace to mortals known. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| To make his saints his glory view, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 554 |
| To make his sorrows quite complete, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| To make his sovereign, reigning grace | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| To make it better known. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| To make it spring and grow. | John Newton (148th) | 452 |
| To make me pray, or stain my pride; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| To make our waiting minds attend, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| To make returns of love again; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| To make salvation sure. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| To make the Saviours glory known; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| To make the gospel spread; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| To make the gospels joyful sound | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| To make the preservation sure, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| To make the saints a prey; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| To make the young plantation grow. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| To make thee at length in my likeness to shine. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| To make thy bed shall condescend, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| To make thy goodness known. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| To make up every breach. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| To make us shrink and droop; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| To make you in full glory shine. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| To malefactors doomed to die; | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| To mansions in the skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| To mansions of delight and love, | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| To mansions of eternal day. | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| To many a wounded heart revealed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| To mark out some of mortal race, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| To me is also dear. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| To me it does freely impart | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| To me the rest of faith impart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1061 |
| To me when dead in sin. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| To me, dear Saviour, turn once more; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| To meet around his board; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| To meet the assemblies of thy saints. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| To melt the hardest hearts; | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| To men deserving endless pains | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| To men heavy laden with bondage and chains; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| To men oppressed with sin and woes, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| To men oppressed with sin; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| To men theyre little known. | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| To men unlearnèd; and to babes | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| To mourners in Zion, who want to be freed | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| To mourners speak a cheering word; | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| To my Elect, who undertook | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| To my attentive ear? | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| To my dear Redeemers praise, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| To my heart its truth applies. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| To my needy soul impart | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| To my recovering grace. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| To obey thy sweet command; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| To obtain the promised rest, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| To offer up united prayer | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| To open this new year! | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| To our God, who, full of grace, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| To our Redeemer God; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| To our Redeemer, God, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| To our Redeemers glorious name, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| To our correcting God. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| To our destined port we sail; | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| To our future habitation, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| To our immortal praise. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| To our incarnate God. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| To our incarnate God; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| To our remembrance brings; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| To our souls be ever near. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| To overwhelm his holy soul. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| To own with contrition the deeds we have done, | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| To own, with lip confession, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| To part with ease and purchase pain. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| To pay the mortal debt; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| To penitence, Im sent; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| To perform his gracious word. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| To perish at his feet. | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| To perish in my sin; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| To perseverance I agree; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| To pluck such a brand from the fire. | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| To pluck the sinner from a snare. | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| To plunge their souls to hell, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| To pour a prayer in time of need, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| To pour fresh life on every part, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| To practise his word, as well as to hear, | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| To praise him for all through which thou hast past; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| To praise the eternal Three. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| To praise the glory of his grace. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| To praise, in songs divine, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| To pray, and praise, and hear | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| To pray, he thinks too bold; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| To praying souls he always grants | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| To proclaim thy truth abroad; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| To procure thy pardon! | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| To prosper this new year? | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| To prove that Im a son of God. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| To purge the conscience well from guilt, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| To purge themselves from sin; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| To purity and love, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| To quell his foes and mine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| To quench a fire so much divine. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| To quench the sacred flame. | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| To quicken and apply. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| To quicken souls that Christ has bought, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| To raise us up from death and sin; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| To ransom offenders, and stooped very low; | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| To ransom you with blood. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| To reach eternal joys. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| To reach the city of our God. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| To realms of endless day. | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| To reasons eye is strange; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| To rebels doomed to die; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| To receive a full remission | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To recompense their pains! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| To reconcile rebellious man. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| To rectify the soul; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| To redeem our souls from hell? | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| To redeem our souls to God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| To regions of eternal day. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 3 |
| To reign in realms of love. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| To rejoice in Jesus merit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| To release and clear my guilt; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| To rend my soul from thee, my God! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| To render each his due, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| To render family burdens light, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| To rescue rebel, ruined man | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| To rescue rebels doomed to die; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| To rescue ruined man, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| To reside in every heart, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 866 |
| To rest and peace eternal go; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| To rest upon my heart. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| To revive thy work afresh. | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| To rightly keep the Sabbath Day, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| To rule thy saints by love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| To run the heavenly road? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| To run the shining road; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 1153 |
| To sanctify the soul, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| To sanctify us all. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| To save a guilty wretch like me. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| To save a soul from death; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 241 |
| To save a wretch like me; | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| To save and cleanse his rebel foes! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| To save from wraths vindictive rod, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| To save his soul from woe, | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| To save me from my sin? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| To save me from the burning lake. | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| To save me in the trying hour. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| To save my soul from hell | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| To save our souls are all concerned. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| To save our souls from death and hell. | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| To save our souls from woe. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| To save rebellious man, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| To save rebellious man; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| To save rebellious worms, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| To save them from despair; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 570 |
| To save them he shed his own blood, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| To save us, our Redeemer died; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| To say, My Father, God? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 260 |
| To scatter it about; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| To sceptres and a crown; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| To scorn the trifles of a day, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 331 |
| To see a heavenly day. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| To see a prodigal return, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| To see an heir of glory born? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| To see good bread and wine, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| To see him in his grave-clothes lie, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To see him wear the crown. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| To see him, under deaths arrest, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To see how grace, free grace has reigned, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| To see in the manger the Ancient of Days; | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| To see sin smarts but slightly; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| To see the curse remove; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| To see the law by Christ fulfilled, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| To see thee bowed beneath my guilt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| To see thee descend on the cloud, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To see thy blest abode! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| To see thy blood for sinners spilt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| To see thy saints in mourning clad, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| To see thy smiling face; | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| To see what none eer saw, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| To see, while prostrate at his feet, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| To seek and save us sent the Son, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| To seek his face, and not in vain, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| To seek thee all our hearts dispose; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 455 |
| To seek thy gracious presence here. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| To selfishness and sloth incline; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| To serve the Lord aright; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| To set from bondage free; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| To set his children free. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| To shake a tree so sound, so green? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| To shield the sacred place. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 94 |
| To shine with the angels of light, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To shout his adorable name. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To show his milder face. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| To show that God is love! | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| To show that I am free. | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| To show that heaven is surely mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| To show the payment good, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| To shower salvation down. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| To shun the impending curse, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| To shun the sight, they sank in sleep. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| To shun this danger, others run | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| To sickly souls like me. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| To sinful souls like me; | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| To sing his everlasting fame; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| To sing of sad Gethsemane. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| To sing that God is love! | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| To sing thy conquering grace; | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| To sing, Hosanna to the Lamb, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| To sink us with the gloom | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| To sinners deep in debt; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| To sinners distressèd, oerwhelmèd with fear, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| To sinners in distress! | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| To sinners in distress, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| To sinners in distress; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| To sinners lost and poor, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| To sinners poor, like me and you, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| To sit around our Masters feet, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| To sleep or play, but fight. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| To smile upon a worm like me. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| To some careless sinners heart. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| To some poor pilgrims feet: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 747 |
| To soothe each rising tear; | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| To souls in Satans bondage led! | John Newton (L.M.) | 451 |
| To souls that trust alone in God. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| To sound alarms by sea and land. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| To speak the soul-reviving word, | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| To speak thy wondrous love? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| To speed me in my way, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| To spend one day with thee on earth, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 370 |
| To spread abroad thy matchless fame, | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| To spread her Makers praise abroad, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| To spread their fame abroad, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 114 |
| To spread thy praise abroad. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| To spread thy sorrows there. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| To stand before thy face; | R. Elliott (S.M.) | 471 |
| To still my unbelieving fear; | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| To stir this stupid heart of mine. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| To stop the mouth of every foe | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| To storm the invaders camp, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| To strengthen faith, and sweeten care; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| To strive to ford that deep abyss! | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| To struggle with the powers of hell, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| To succour and defend. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| To such a gift as this! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| To such as self-convicted stand? | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| To such as these our Lord was sent; | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| To suffer all things for thy name; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 771 |
| To suffer in the traitors place, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| To suffer what remained beside | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| To suffer, bleed, and die! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| To suffer, grieve, and die. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| To supplicate thy grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| To support Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| To support my suit with thee. | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| To sweeten all the rest. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| To swell and blind their eyes. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| To swift destruction run; | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| To take a glimpse within the veil, | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| To take a human birth; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| To take away our guilt; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| To take my mansion in the skies, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| To take my sins away. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| To take that word and fix it there. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| To take the wretch to bliss; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| To take them up beyond the skies. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| To take this stubborn stone away: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 316 |
| To take thy ransomed people home, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| To take us up to heaven. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| To teach his heavenly grace! | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| To teach our faint desires to rise, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| To teach thee how to live | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| To teach them God is love! | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| To teach them how Jesus can save, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| To teach us gospel praise. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 894 |
| To teach you his own will; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| To tell my dubious state; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| To tempt een Christ to doubt. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| To testify his grace; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 765 |
| To that celestial place, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| To that dear Redeemers praise, | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| To the God of sovereign grace. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| To the Lamb that once did die. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| To the Lamb the sinner sings. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| To the Saviour now be flying; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| To the Three who are One inconceivable God. | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| To the bleeding Lamb belong; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| To the blest banquet in the skies, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| To the bright world of endless day, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| To the churchs living Head? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| To the cross for refuge flee! | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| To the cross thy eyes be turning; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| To the dear fountain of thy blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| To the end I shall endure; | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| To the fair coasts of perfect light; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| To the feeblest of thy saints. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| To the gracious eye and heart | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| To the great Godhead, Father, Son, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 868 |
| To the great One-in-Three | C. Wesley (6.4.) | 35 |
| To the great burning day. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| To the great sacred Three-in-One. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| To the ground, with horrors pressed; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| To the heavenly city. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| To the icy hand of death, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| To the mansion love ordained. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| To the poor and the needy, who knock by the way. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| To the realms of glory gone, | J. Hart (7s) | 490 |
| To the regions | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| To the subjects of his grace. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| To the wounds of Jesus flee. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| To thee I always stand revealed | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| To thee I breathe my souls desires. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| To thee I come, a sinner great, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To thee I come, a sinner lost, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To thee I come, a sinner poor, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To thee I come, a sinner vile; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To thee I come, a sinner weak, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| To thee I look up for certain relief; | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| To thee I offer up. | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 98 |
| To thee I tell each rising grief, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| To thee alone Ill fly, | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| To thee are burdens, thorns, and snares; | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| To thee for help we call; | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| To thee in every trouble flee, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| To thee my soul aspires; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| To thee my soul in secret moans: | J. Hart (L.M.) | 838 |
| To thee my spirits fly, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| To thee my trembling soul draws near; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| To thee theres nothing old appears – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| To thee we lift our voice; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| To thee we look, to thee we bow, | John Newton (C.M.) | 193 |
| To thee we look, to thee we cry; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| To thee we owe our wealth, and friends, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| To thee, almighty God, to thee, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| To thee, and thee alone, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| To thee, dear Lord, for light I cry, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| To thee, kingdom, power, and glory | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| To thee, my God, I make my plaint; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| To thee, to thee I call, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| To thee, to thee, Almighty Love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 317 |
| To thee, who by a word | B. Beddome (148th) | 947 |
| To their eternal home; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| To them he his oath shall fulfil, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| To them he is more precious far | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| To them he will his secrets tell, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| To them his sovereign will | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| To them unveil my smiling face, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| To think of former days, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| To think what he suffered for me. | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| To this dear Fountain Id repair, | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| To this dear Suretys hand | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| To this or that extreme; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| To this, by faith, he oft retreats; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| To those bright realms of peace and rest, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| To those by whom tis felt! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| To those pure eyes of thine! | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| To those that fear thy name! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| To those that guilty stand; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| To those the dear Lord of my peace, | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| To those who from him rove; | G. Burder (C.M.) | 750 |
| To those who never felt their woe? | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| To those who speak or those who hear; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| To those whose sins he deigned to bear. | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| To thy bleeding, dying breast! | J. Hart (7s) | 704 |
| To thy church the pattern give; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| To thy dear resting-place; | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| To thy family above; | C. Wesley (7s) | 248 |
| To thy immense survey, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| To thy kind embrace receive me, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| To thy mercy we appeal; | John Newton (8.7.) | 272 |
| To thy mourning people send; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| To thy sovereign pleasure resigned I would be, | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 262 |
| To thy supreme command. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| To thy waiting children here; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| To touch thee, if we may; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| To trace Gods beauties more; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| To trace her in her flight: | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| To trace him rising from the tomb | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To trap him by the feet, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| To tread the thorny road. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| To tremble and rejoice. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| To triumph oer my woes. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| To triumph oer the monster, Death, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| To triumph over death; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| To true believers given, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| To trust him endeavour; the work is his own; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| To trust him, with the cloud between. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| To trust his firm decrees; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| To trust his gracious promise, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| To trust in him alone; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| To trust the merits of thy Son. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| To trust thee for the whole; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| To trust to Christ alone, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| To trust to faith alone; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| To try both your state and your scheme; | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| To try this Physician; theyd think it a task; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| To tune the stammerers tongue; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| To turn the seekers steps aside, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| To understand these things aright, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| To us it had not mattered what; | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| To us supremely dear; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| To us the Holy Ghost has them applied; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| To us the sacred word apply, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| To us thy grace make known, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| To us who stay, be sent. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| To use this liberty aright, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| To vanquish every foe, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| To vanquish guilty fear; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| To vanquish hell and death, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| To victory and a victors crown. | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| To view as I could bear at least | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| To view my Saviour all complete, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| To view the death of Zions King, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To view the wonders of thy death. | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| To view the wounds of which he died | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 426 |
| To view with eternal delight | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| To visit Zions King. | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 268 |
| To vulgar eyes as something fine; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| To wait on self, or something base, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| To warm this cold and stupid heart; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| To warm, as well as light; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| To wash a leper clean. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| To wash away our sin. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 653 |
| To wash me white, and make me meek; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| To wash this dungeon clean. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| To watch, and wait, and pray. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 847 |
| To weave a garment of your own | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| To which I speed my way, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| To which the great resort, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| To which thou shalt restore us, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| To whom else shall we go? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| To whom, dear Jesus, O to whom | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| To whom, or whither, could I go, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| To whose celestial source we owe | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| To wonders man was born to prove – | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| To worship an incarnate God, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| To worship on this ground, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| To worship the Lord with praise and with prayer; | J. Hart (104th) | 456 |
| To worship thrice a year. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| To wrestle with my God; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| To wretched, dying man; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| To yonder shining hill; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| To you who stand in Christ so fast, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| To you, the favourites of his heart, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Today, with a taste of his love, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Together met to bless his name; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| Toiling, I cry, Sweet Spirit, come; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 1018 |
| Tomorrow hell give them to prove | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Tomorrow may decay. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Too firm to shrink my mountain seems, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| Too good to be unkind. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too good to be unkind. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too grand and too great to be told. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| Too holy at sin to connive; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Too mean to set my Saviour forth. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Too often I am captive led, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Too proud to seek a hiding-place. | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Too wise to be mistaken, He, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too wise to be mistaken, He, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too wise to be mistaken, still | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too wise to be mistaken, sure, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Too wise to be mistaken, yea, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| Took all our transgressions and made them his own. | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Took my place and vengeance bore, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 576 |
| Tormented with hunger, they feel their strength vain; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Tormented with the fiery darts of hell, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| Tortured with anxious care, without repose, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| Tossed about with every ill. | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Tossed like Jonah in the sea; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Touch me, and make the leper clean; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Touch our hearts, and tune our tongues; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Touched with a sympathy within, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| Touching the glorious King of kings. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| Towards an object of his love. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Towards his Fathers house, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Towards the sons of men! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Trace all the wonders of thy death, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Trace the wonders of thy blood. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| Travel this vale of sin and woe, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Travel through a wilderness, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Travelling through this wilderness. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Tread the path that Jesus trod. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Treasure up that sacred word, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Treasures of everlasting might | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Treasures of grace to them are given, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Treat all as deceivers that lead not to Christ; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Trees of life the banks adorning, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Tremble, my soul, at such a deed | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| Tremble, sinners; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Trembles and dreads the swelling tide. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Trembling on the burning shore; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Trembling, fearing, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 1038 |
| Trembling, helpless souls to guide, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 515 |
| Tremendous clouds of wrath and dread, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 536 |
| Tremendous judgments from thy hand | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Trials bring me to his feet, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Trials give new life to prayer; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Trials make the promise sweet; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Trials may press of every sort; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Trials must and will befall; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 282 |
| Tried, and severely tossed; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| Trifles are theirs, a kingdom yours. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Triumph in redeeming grace. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Triumph in redeeming love. | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Triumph oer the shades of night; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Triumphant Lord, appear! | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Triumphant from his wars, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Triumphant over sin and death. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Triumphant over sin; | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Triumphant rose again? | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| True Christians long for Christ alone. | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| True Christians shall stand, without fear or shame, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| True belief and true repentance | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| True faith as far excels | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| True faith prevails with God. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| True faith refines the heart, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| True faith would soon be dispossessed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| True faiths the life of God; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 236 |
| True helpers may they prove indeed, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| True holiness was what we sought, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| True hope looks out for blessing great; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| True peace and comfort to afford; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| True prophet of the Lord, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| True religions more than notion; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| True repentance | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| True riches to sinners undone; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| True wisdom, of celestial birth, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| True, I cant deserve to share | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| True, I frequent the house of prayer; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| True, thou hast kindly given me light; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| True, thou hast paid the heavy debt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| True, tis sweet and solemn pleasure, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| True, twas thine from everlasting, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Truly blessèd is this station, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Truly happy then we are. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Truly that poor soul is just, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Trust Him to bring thee on thy way; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| Trust him for salvation; you need not to grieve; | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Trust him, he will not deceive us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Trust in a wise and gracious God. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Trust in him, ye tempted saints; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Trust in his almighty aid. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| Trust in his efficacious blood, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Trust in the Lord alone for life, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Trust no longer dreams and lies. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Trust not to joyous fancies, | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Trust not to thy smooth behaviour; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Trust thou in him; tis not in vain; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Trust thy faithfulness and grace. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Trust to him, and by thy weakness | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Trusting to his wise direction, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Trusting wholly in his death | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| Trusting wholly to his merit; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Truth and mercy meet together, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Truth remains in perfect light; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Truth to keep thee firm and tight; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Truths delivered in thy name; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1136 |
| Try the grace he works within; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Tune every heart and tongue. | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Tune my heart to sing thy grace! | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Tune your harps anew, ye seraphs; | J. Evans (8.7.4.) | 93 |
| Tuned with love divine, we sing, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| Turn from every evil past, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Turn hither, ye who oft have tried, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Turn hither, ye who once were blessed | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Turn my natures rapid tide; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Turn off these eyes of mine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Turn the stony heart to flesh; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Turn thy eyes to Jesus blood; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Turn to the fold, and enter in. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| Turn us to thee, thy love restore, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Turn us to thee, thy love restore, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Turn us, Lord, from self away, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Turn, and claim me as thy own; | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Turn, and look upon me, Lord, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Turn, and look upon me, Lord, | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Turn, then, my soul, unto thy rest; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Turned thy darkness into light. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Twas Israels God and King, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Twas Jesus, my Friend, when he hung on the tree, | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Twas a garden, as we read, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Twas all they could his tortured soul. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Twas fixed in Gods eternal mind | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Twas for us thy blood was spilt; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Twas grace my soul to Jesus led; | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Twas grace redeemed them from their woe, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| Twas grace that called our souls at first; | John Newton (C.M.) | 202 |
| Twas grace that gave me to the Lamb, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Twas grace that kept me to this day, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Twas grace that made this blessing mine, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| Twas grace that quickened me when dead; | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Twas he that turned our hearts away | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| Twas he who taught me thus to pray, | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Twas here the Lord of life appeared, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Twas hid in Gods eternal breast, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Twas his own purpose that began | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 211 |
| Twas in God, the fount supreme, | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Twas in the night, when troubles came, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| Twas in this way the Lord did show | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Twas justice that burst in a blaze | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| Twas justice that wreathed for his head | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| Twas long before I knew this truth, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| Twas love that moved him to ordain | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| Twas love that took their cause in hand, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Twas made with Jesus, for his bride, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Twas on that dark and doleful night, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| Twas our Creator for us bled, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Twas planned by Jehovah in council above, | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| Twas settled by the great Three-One; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Twas signed, and sealed, and ratified; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| Twas the same love that spread the feast | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Twas this place Moses had in view; | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| Twas thus my soul he drew, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| Twas with an everlasting love | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Twas, Sinner, I have lovèd thee. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Twelve lettered stones, with sculpture bold, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Twere just; yet, Lord, from darkness save. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| Twice he durst deny his wife. | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Twill Jordans icy waves divide, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| Twill be an honour to appear | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Twill but drive us to thy breast; | H. F. Lyte (8.7.) | 971 |
| Twill stand when time shall be no more, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Twixt Jesus and the chosen race, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Twixt heirs of wrath and heirs of grace. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Twixt wrath and mercy, strife, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Two dangerous gulfs are fixed, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Two payments of one debt. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 101 |
| Twould soon be drowned in blood. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Unable to depend | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Unaccompanied by thee; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Unasked, he takes our humblest form, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 149 |
| Unawed by shame or fear, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Unbars the gates of day. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Unblemished and complete | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Unbosom all our cares. | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Unbosom thy mind to the Lamb; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Unchangeable his will; | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Unchangeably faithful to save, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Unchanging faithfulness and love! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Unclouded shall its glories shine, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Uncover all our woes, | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| Unctuous is his heavenly love; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| Unctuously suit every case. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| Under every gracious rod; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Under guilts distressing chains, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Under our tremendous load; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| Under sorrows and reproaches | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Under the shadow of thy throne | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1139 |
| Under these trying strokes of thine; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| Under thy dear wings abide; | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Under thy forming hands, my God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Under thy mighty hand I stoop – | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| Undone, and perishing we lay; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| Uneasy when I feel it not; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Uneasy when I feel my load; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Unerring wisdom guides his hand; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Unfolding every hour; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Ungrateful as we are; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Unholy and unclean! | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Uniform, though various; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Unite our hearts to thee, dear Lamb; | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Unite to bid the saints rejoice. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| Unite to make it mine. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| Unite with sons of earth, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Unite, with one immortal voice, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| United ever be, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| United to Gods only Son, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 538 |
| United to Jesus their Head, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| United to Jesus, his Head, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| United to Jesus, the Vine, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| United to him as his bride. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| United together in heart. | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| Unites in love the holy race – | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| Unjustly now these foes of mine | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Unknown to him that sits above. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Unknown unto all but a child. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| Unless I were sure he is God. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Unless a soul-reviving ray | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Unless he send them forth. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Unless he uphold by his grace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Unless my Lord is near; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Unless my Lord is nigh? | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| Unless our souls be fed; | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| Unless supplied again. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Unless the Lord be nigh. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Unless the Lord is pleased to shine, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 676 |
| Unless the Lord make you to trust him for all. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Unless the Lord permit. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Unless the Master I can see? | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| Unless they yield my heart some food, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| Unless thou hold me fast, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Unless thou make them soft. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Unless thou return again: | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Unless thou take the veil away, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Unless thy Spirit guide. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 904 |
| Unless we do all things in love. | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Unless you think rightly of him. | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Unlocked by the spear, it gushed from his heart, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Unmarked by human eye, | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Unmeasurably high. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Unmingled and refined; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1079 |
| Unmoved above the storm they lie; | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Unmoved for ever must remain. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Unnumbered years of bliss | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Unrighteous are they all, when tried; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Unrivalled reign within; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 1067 |
| Unsearchable the love | C. Wesley (148th) | 37 |
| Unseen or seen, it dwells within, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Unseen, yet for ever at hand; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Unskilful, weak, and apt to slide. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| Unskilled in what they pray; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Unspeakable joy to my heart. | R. Burnham (8s) | 380 |
| Unspeakable! divine! | John Newton (C.M.) | 933 |
| Unspeakable, like those above, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Unspeakable, unknown. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Until he fetch me home. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| Until my Lord return. | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| Until the Lord that feel impart; | John Berridge (112th) | 744 |
| Until the Spirit from on high | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Until they are conveyed. | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Until thou give this blessing, Lord, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Until we meet around thy throne. | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Until, with happy John, | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Unto Jesus cave must fly. | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| Unto the throne of grace; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| Unto thy piercèd side, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 739 |
| Unveil the glories of his face, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| Unveils the beauties of his face, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Unworthy dwelling! glorious guest! | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Unworthy to be fed | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| Up I cast my longing eyes, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| Up from the throne of God, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| Up through the sky the Conqueror rode, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| Up to her courts, with joys unknown, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| Up to the Lord our flesh shall fly, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Up to the fields where angels lie, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Up to the fountain, God; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Up to thy seat, my God! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| Up where eternal ages roll, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Upheld by Jehovahs omnipotent hand, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Upheld by his power, we cannot be moved. | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Upheld by my righteous, omnipotent hand. | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| Upheld by thy supporting hand, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| Uphold and feed them still; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Uphold with staff and rod, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Upon a poor, polluted worm | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| Upon a smiling throne. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Upon him call in humble prayer, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Upon him live; his love commend; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| Upon his grace to come and feast. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| Upon his soul was laid, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Upon me, Lord, some pity take, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Upon me, Lord, vouchsafe to smile; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Upon my bosom fix thy throne, | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Upon my panting heart, | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Upon our hearts impressed, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| Upon the Saviour fell; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Upon the accursèd tree! | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 148 |
| Upon the bridal pair look down; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Upon the cross he pays; | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| Upon the inward part; | John Berridge (148th) | 671 |
| Upon the judgment-seat, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Upon the old will patch the new, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Upon the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| Upon thee to lay his fatherly rod; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Upon thy garden here. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Upon thy hands and feet. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Upon thy lips is shed; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| Upon thy oath I rest; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Upon us bestowed before the world was; | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| Uprising from the darksome tomb, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Upwards I cast my eyes, and see, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Urge thy claim through all unfitness; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Us from earth to call away, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| Us in verdant pastures lead. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Us to save from guilt and death; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| Us, thy fickle children, here; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Use thy name, but not revere | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Uttered or unexpressed; | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| Uttering in harmonious chorus, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Utterly forbids despair | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Utters this rich, important word, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Vain are the hopes the sons of men | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Vain his threats to overcome me, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| Vain is all our best devotion, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Vain is the treacherous worlds disguise, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Vain man, to boast forbear, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Vain the schemes of human framing, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1133 |
| Vain the stone, the watch, the seal; | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Vain was bandage, oil, or plaster; | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Vain world, begone; let things above | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Vainly against the sheep he strives, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 348 |
| Vains the boast; all is lost; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Valid and unfailing. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| Vanish as though I saw them not, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| Vanquish in me lust and pride; | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Vanquish our lust, our pride remove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Vast it seems, though known in part; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1117 |
| Vast were the settlements of grace | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Vaunt thy native strength no longer; | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| Veiled in flesh the Godhead see! | C. Wesley (7s) | 36 |
| Vengeance and love their powers oppose! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Vengeance follows by decree, | J. Hart (7s) | 179 |
| Vengeance on my Saviour fell; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Vengeance, that called for this just doom, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| Vengeance, when the Saviour died, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Vengeance, with its iron rod, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Vents in his bosom all her woes, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Very foolish, very base, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Very soon my wrath shall cease; | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Vex and tease thee day by day, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Vexed, I try and try again; | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Victorious at last they shall stand, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Victorious, to vanquish her foes, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Victory over all our foes | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| View him in that olive press, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| View him in your wretched place, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| View him prostrate in the garden, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| View him, and with wonder tell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| View justice, armed with wrath; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| View that amazing scene! | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| View the dead with steady eyes; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| View the mighty waters roll, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| View the rite with understanding; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| View the swelling floods of wrath | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| View thy Makers deep distress! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Vile and base I am indeed; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| Vile and full of sin I am; | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| Vile and unsound in every part; | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Vile as thou art in every view; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Vilest sinners | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Visions of wonder, flashy frames, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Visit us with thy salvation; | C. Wesley (8.7.) | 1053 |
| Visit us with thy salvation; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Visit, then, this soul of mine; | C. Wesley (7s) | 726 |
| Visited Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Visits my troubled breast, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| Void of refuge and undone; | A. Serle (7s) | 964 |
| Vouchsafe to join us all in one, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| Waft me from all below | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Wages due to sin is death. | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Wait for him alway; be constant though weak; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Wait for our approaching end. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| Wait on the Lord, take courage still; | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Wait the appointed hour; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Wait till the Bridegroom of your souls | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Wait till thy disease he cleanse, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Wait to see thy grace abound. | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| Wait, then, my soul, submissive wait, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 6 |
| Waiting for our Lords returning, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Waiting to feel thy touch; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Wake, fortitude and joy; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Walk in this blest way of love. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Walk on in Jesus might; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Walk worthy of your God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Walk worthy of your Lord, and view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Walking only in thy might. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Walks in rich garments, dipped in blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Wandering from the fold of God; | R. Robinson (8.7.) | 199 |
| Wandering in forbidden ways, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| Want we wisdom? He must give it; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| War in weakness, dare in doubt. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Warm our cold hearts with heavenly heat, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Was answered, Daughter, go in peace; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| Was blessed in Jesus there. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Was blind, but now I see. | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Was chosen, loved, and blessed in him; | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| Was closed, that we might live; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Was crucified on yonder tree, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| Was enmity with thee; | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Was ever grace, Lord, rich as thine? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Was ever love like this? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| Was found in fashion as a man, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| Was free to take away | J. Kent (C.M.) | 914 |
| Was fully come, the Holy Ghost | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| Was gathered day by day; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Was his eternal will; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| Was his petition crowned! | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| Was immersed beneath the stream. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| Was immersed in Jordans flood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| Was it for crimes that I had done | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Was it for sin, for mortal guilt, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1087 |
| Was more than I could do; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| Was on my dying Saviour laid. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Was on their altar spilt; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| Was ordered to embark, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| Was roasted in the flame; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Was settled by the eternal Three, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Was the stroke that justice gave. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Was there ever grief like his? | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Was thy eternal law! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| Was to be sustained in thee, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Was very quickly found; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Wash all our works in Jesus blood; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 457 |
| Wash me in his precious blood. | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| Wash me, Saviour, or I die. | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| Wash me, and I am white as snow. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Wash our souls and songs with blood, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Wash thou the soul from sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Wash till we every whit are clean; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Washed all my sins away. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 160 |
| Washed and made me white as snow; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 542 |
| Washed by Kedrons waters foul, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Washed in the Redeemers blood! | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Washed in the Redeemers blood? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| Washed their robes, and made them white; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Watch me hourly, night and day; | W. Williams (8.7.) | 1101 |
| Watch ye against sleeping, and stand to your post, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Watch, watch, and be sober, ye children of God; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Watched by the world with jealous eye, | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| Watchest them with tender care. | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Watchfulness, perhaps, and prayer, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| Water all my couch with tears, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Water can cleanse the flesh, we own; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| Water from salvations wells, | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Water from this fountain drew; | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Water no man denies; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Water so pure, or half so good, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Water the body laves; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| Water to quench the fiery law, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Water, by that well supplied | John Newton (7s) | 973 |
| Watered Edens garden well. | J. Kent (7s) | 1044 |
| Waves obey him, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| We adore the Lord the Lamb, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| We adore thy matchless grace; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| We all begin to die. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| We all deserve eternal death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| We all have sinned against our God; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| We also praise | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| We always need his hand, his might, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| We are Christs, and Christ is Gods. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| We are a garden walled around, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| We are buried with our King, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| We are but several parts | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| We are children of the light. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| We are come to own thy name; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| We are feeble, fickle, light, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| We are not empty sent away. | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| We are not far from home; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| We are poor, and weak, and silly, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| We are safe beneath thy wing. | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| We are thine, for ever thine. | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| We are thine, redeemed with blood, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| We are to each other joined. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| We are weak, and poor, and feeble, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| We are wholly, doubly thine; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| We ask a blessing on thy word; | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask for faith a sweet increase, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask from our great living Head | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask thy Holy Spirits aid, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask thy gracious presence here, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask to feel a union sweet, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We ask – but all our askings meet | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We at thy courts appear; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| We before thy footstool bow; | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| We behold, and we adore. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| We believe, and we are blest. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| We bless the Fathers name, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| We bless the Lamb with cheerful voice, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| We bless the Prophet of the Lord, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| We bless the triune God – | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| We bless thee for thy peace; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| We bless thee for thy word and laws; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| We blush, and melt, and faint away, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 756 |
| We boldly venture through. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| We both are united in one; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 578 |
| We bow as sinners at thy feet, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| We bring to God the Son, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| We bruised his body, spilt his blood, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| We built thy cross on Calvary, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| We can do nothing good. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| We can hope no healing hand, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| We can never trust too much. | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| We cannot act before we live, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| We cannot miscarry; our aid is divine. | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| We cannot well despair, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| We catch some dangerous fall; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| We choose to stand quite still. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| We claim no merit of our own, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| We come just as we are; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| We come thy name to own, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 652 |
| We come to buy and live; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 818 |
| We come to see thy face, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| We come to seek for living bread, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 643 |
| We come, dear Saviour, to receive; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| We come, dear Saviour, to receive; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| We come, dear Saviour, to receive; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| We commit our brothers dust; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| We conquer and adore. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| We count his treasures worthless toys, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| We despised the Saviours blood. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| We determine nought to know, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| We draw from Jesus blood. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| We each, as dying Stephen, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| We eat his flesh and drink his blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| We eat the bread and drink the wine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 829 |
| We eat the flesh of Christ, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| We esteem the ways of God, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| We every moment come. | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| We faintly trust thy word; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| We fear the last, we bless the first, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| We fear, we faint, we grieve, we doubt, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| We feel our health and peace | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| We feel our leanness and our wants; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| We find how great our weakness is. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| We find in Jesus name; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| We find ourselves, by feeling, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| We follow at thy call; | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| We for the blessing pray. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| We for thee would do the same. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| We for whom thou once wast slain, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| We give thee thanks, we sing thy praise, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| We give thee, sacred Spirit, praise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| We give to earth the breathless frame, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| We gladly trace the power | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| We glory in thy name, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| We groan the lingering hours away, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| We guess the lurking motive well, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 115 |
| We had not known and loved the Son, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (C.M.) | 206 |
| We hardly move at all. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| We haste to Zions hill, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| We haste with songs of joy; | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| We have dearly tried thee; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| We have no full discharge. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| We have no life, no power, no faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| We have reason to rejoice. | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| We have thy promise, gracious Lord, | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| We hear the rumbling wheels, and pray, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| We his footsteps wish to tread; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| We his power defy by faith. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| We honour our exalted King; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| We hope to die shouting, The Lord will provide. | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| We humbly fall at Jesus feet. | John Berridge (148th) | 888 |
| We humbly for thy coming wait, | J. Allen (L.M.) | 952 |
| We in our Conqueror well may boast; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| We in thy name believe. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| We in wonder fall before thee; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| We joyfully adore thee; | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| We joyfully appear, | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| We know thou art too wise to err, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| We laud thy name, almighty Lord, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| We laud thy name, blest Spirit of truth, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| We laud thy name, incarnate Word, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| We lay you all aside, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| We lie till Christ restores the light; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| We lift our hands, exulting | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| We lift our hearts and voices, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| We lift up our eyes to his shining abode; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| We lodged him with the beasts! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| We long to leave our clay; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| We long to view thy lovely face, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| We long, we faint, we pant for thee; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| We look to Christ and view | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| We look, and all is light; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| We loud for mercy cried; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| We love thee and adore. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| We love thy holy name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We love thy holy name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We love thy holy name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We love thy holy name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We love thy holy name. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We love to hear of thee; | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| We love to lean upon thy breast, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| We make these ways our favoured choice, | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| We may know no reason; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| We may let idols in, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| We may unkindly quench the same, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| We may well bless that decree | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| We may, my friends, indeed. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| We meet around the board; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| We meet at thy command, dear Lord; | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| We miss them day by day; | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| We more should prize his grace. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| We must die to speak of Christ. | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| We must not learn Gods truth | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| We must possess all real good, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| We neither can hope nor believe, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| We now are passing through! | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| We now begin the year, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| We now believe, but soon shall view, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| We now descend into the flood; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| We now desire to bless thy name, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 459 |
| We obtain through Jesus blood; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| We oft by experience have felt; | R. Burnham (8s) | 460 |
| We on earth can wish no more. | Augustus Toplady (from the German) (8.7.) | 1073 |
| We on the rich provision feed, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| We only are to God resigned, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| We own and bless thy gracious sway; | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| We own the Lamb, our Leader wise, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| We own thy just uplifted hand, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| We own, because we feel. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| We pass, O Lord, from year to year; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1115 |
| We poor sinners, gracious THREE, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| We pray to be completely blessed | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| We pray to be renewed within, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| We pray to be resigned; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| We pray to have our faith increased, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| We pray, as in Elishas case, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| We pray, we cry, but cannot find | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| We quite mistook the way. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| We ran the score to lengths extreme, | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| We reach his holy place, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| We read the grace, we trust the word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| We read thy name in fairer lines. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1147 |
| We read thy patience still. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| We rejoice with joy divine; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| We rest our souls on Jesus word, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| We reverence our High Priest above, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| We rise and triumphantly fight. | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| We rise to die no more. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| We rise to life divine; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| We rise with him, to life restored; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 718 |
| We scarce can say, Theyre gone! | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| We seek a city out of sight, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| We seek a city yet to come. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| We seek no other blood or name, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| We seek our new, our better home, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| We shall all the fulness prove | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| We shall also reign with him; | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| We shall be conquerors all ere long, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 305 |
| We shall be like our Head. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| We shall be saved and sigh no more. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| We shall be saved and sigh no more. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| We shall be well at last. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| We shall gain the port at last; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| We shall meet no more below; | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| We shall mount to dwell on high. | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| We shall not sink in fear; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| We shall obtain delivering grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| We shall pass the watery waste; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| We shall share his resurrection, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| We shall triumph | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| We shall with the Lamb appear! | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| We should suspect some danger nigh, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| We show thy death, we sing thy name, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| We sin forsake, to sin return; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| We sing the praise of him who died, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 919 |
| We sing thy praise, exalted Lamb, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| We sink under Satan and sin, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| We sinned, and Jesus died; | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| We soar to heaven, then sink to hell. | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| We soon shall feel his bands unbound, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| We soon shall hear the Archangels voice; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| We soon shall join the throng | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| We soon shall see the King of grace, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| We sorely feel the fall; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| We stand for ever justified, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| We still on thee alone depend | John Newton (altered) (L.M.) | 1130 |
| We still retain the root; | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| We straightway cry, Unclean! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| We take the bread and wine, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| We thankfully sing thy glory and praise, | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| We the ancient path pursue; | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| We the young children of his love, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 437 |
| We their sorrows would assuage, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| We then move cheerful on; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| We through grace are dead indeed, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| We thy people now draw near, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| We thy ransomed sinner-train, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| We to this place are come to show | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| We to thy dear saints shall show. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| We toiled and toiled again; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| We too, amid the sacred throng, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| We travel through a barren land, | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| We tremble and rejoice. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| We tremble and rejoice. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| We trust upon the sacred word – | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| We venture to the gospel feast; | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| We view our vileness, and must own | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| We view the year already past, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| We view thee as our own; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| We vow, and straight our vows forget, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| We walk through deserts dark as night; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| We want sweet foretastes of thy love, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| We want to feel, we want to see, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| We want to know thee more; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| We want to see thy face. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| We were chosen in our Head. | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| We were each considered dead; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| We were saved by Gods decree, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| We will be slaves no more, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 210 |
| We will ever thee adore. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 640 |
| We will give thee all the glory | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| We will give thee all the praise. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| We will laud thy lovely name; | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| We will not let thee go. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| We will not slack, nor give thee rest, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| We will praise thee as we ought. | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| We wish no other bread, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| We with Christ will be baptized; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| We with pleasure do his will. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 654 |
| We with thee would be baptized; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| We would be fed with living bread, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| We would by faith receive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| We would fain obedient be. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| We would follow none but thee. | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| We would gladly do thy will. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| We would gladly thee obey, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| We would live and reign with thee. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| We would no longer lie | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 79 |
| We would not come as strangers, Lord, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| We would not let thee go. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| We would not wish it less. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| We would shout aloud and sing, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| We would thy commandments do. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 650 |
| We would thy full salvation prove, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 822 |
| We would with thee sympathise | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| We, alas! forget too often | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| We, as such, to thee draw near; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| We, by nature, are disgraceful; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| We, for whom thou once wast slain, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| We, through our victorious Head | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| We, who know thy great salvation, | J. Fellows (8.7.) | 433 |
| We, whom like children he has reared, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| We, whose sins did pierce thee, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Weak and lying in a manger, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Weak and wounded, sick, and sore; | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| Weak in myself, in him Im strong; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Weak of body, sick in soul, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Weak, indeed, they feel they are, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Weakest souls can wield it best. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Weaklings have the victory won. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Wealth and honour I disdain, | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| Weaned from all the world besides. | Madan’s Selection (7s) | 1058 |
| Weanèd from my lordly self, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Weanèd from the lust of praise. | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Weanèd from the misers pelf, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Weanèd from the scorners ways, | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Weary of earth, myself, and sin, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Weary of wandering from the Lord, | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Weary, O Lord, thou knowst I am; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Wed their faults to them declare; | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| Weep oer his piercèd hands and feet, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Weeping saint, forget thy mourning; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Weeping to Calvary pursue. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| Weeping, loving, praising, blessing, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Welcome Zion to rejoice. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 534 |
| Welcome all by sin oppressed, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Welcome to his sacred rest; | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Welcome to this reviving breast, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Welcome, sweet day of rest, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Welcome, welcome, hear them sing! | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Well bless the Saviours name: | J. Hart (S.M.) | 458 |
| Well deserves the name of Friend; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Well he remembers Calvary, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 438 |
| Well in afflictions thorny maze, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Well in the mighty God rejoice, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Well meet the scandal and the shame, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Well might the angels wing their way to earth, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Well might the sun in darkness hide, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Well pleased to smell our poor perfumes; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Well praise him for all that is past, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Well proclaim his honours high. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Well run, nor in thy ways be tired; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Well sing his glories more. | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| Well sing like those around thy throne, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Well sing no other song but this: | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Well sing our Jesus lovely name, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| Well sing the same while life shall last, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Well sing, and Christ shall be our song, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Well still repeat the same. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 588 |
| Well suited the hungry to fill; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Well supply thy sons and daughters, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Well tell the Father in that day, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Well when the gospel yields | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Well when they see his face, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Well when thy soul her leanness feels, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Well worthy tis to be believed, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| Well worthy wrath divine; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Well, at length I plainly see, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Well, canst thou read thy heart, | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Well, let old nature toil; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Well, we shall quickly pass the night | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Well; let the sea shrink all away, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| Went deep into his side; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Were I possessor of the earth, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Were all determined by our God. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Were all the nations dead. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| Were altogether half so good. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Were bid to wait and watch the war; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Were brought by Christ a nobler name | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 50 |
| Were by his own spouse procured; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Were chosen in their Head, | R. Burnham (148th) | 60 |
| Were clean, just God, were clean. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Were half the breath thus vainly spent, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Were in the book of life enrolled. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Were nailed, and torn, and bled for me. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Were never exempted from entering therein. | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Were no longer of the night; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Were not murdered martyrs. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Were not salvation free. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Were not thy love as firm as free, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Were pressed to fill the cup. | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Were ravens, which live upon prey; | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Were sanctified in Christ above; | W. A. Clarke (L.M.) | 62 |
| Were sinners vile and base; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| Wet his locks with dews of night, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Weve been abashed, our vileness have confessed, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Weve life, strength, and righteousness too, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Weve meat to eat he knows not of; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| Weve no abiding city here, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Weve no abiding city here; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Weve no abiding city here; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Weve no abiding city here; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Weve nothing of our own to plead, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Weve swelled our woes to an immense degree, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| What Christ has said must be fulfilled; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 352 |
| What God had designed they possessed, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| What I am still so slow to learn | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| What I would humbly crave, | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| What Ive committed to his hands, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 54 |
| What Jesus does command, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| What Jesus has done to save us from hell; | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| What Omnipotence can do; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 518 |
| What a Friend we have above. | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| What a curse hast thou brought in! | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| What a dear Saviour I have found; | J. Cennick (L.M.) | 144 |
| What a divine harmonious sound | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| What a doleful voice I hear! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| What a field of consolation! | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| What a frightful, ghastly flood! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| What a garden-scene is there! | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| What a motley wretch am I! | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| What a polluted world this is, | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1027 |
| What a precious, needful thing, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| What a rich faith has he! | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| What a solid basis this! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 594 |
| What a vile, deceitful heart, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| What ails those eyes bedewed with tears? | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| What am I, and where am I? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| What angels taste, what devils feel; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| What anguish has that question stirred: | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| What anxious fears I feel! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| What are his charms, say they, above | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| What are other loves to thine? | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| What balm could wretches ever find | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| What beauties in my Saviour dwell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| What beauty een in grief appears! | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| What bitter herbs thy beds produce! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| What blessings all around us shine | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| What blessings are for them prepared | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| What burdens this thats on him laid? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| What can Christians have to fear, | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| What can I bring him forth? | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| What can I want beside? | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| What can helpless sinners do | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| What can shake thy sure repose? | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| What can soften hearts of stone? | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| What can such hosts of evil mean? | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| What can this lower world afford, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| What cheering words are these; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| What comfort can a Saviour bring | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| What comfort can the soul receive | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| What comfort does this truth afford! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| What concerns me, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| What condescending ways, | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| What conjugal truth didst thou vow? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| What conquests he won, when he himself fell; | J. Swain (104th) | 417 |
| What could I expect but a frown? | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| What creatures beside are favoured like us? | J. Hart (104th) | 449 |
| What crowds of evil thoughts, | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| What crowds would stand on fancys side! | Rozzell (C.M.) | 291 |
| What curses does the law denounce | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 48 |
| What doubts are these that try your faith, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| What dreadful conflicts raged within, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| What earthly princes wear! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 109 |
| What easy victims soon we fall | J. Hart (S.M.) | 27 |
| What else I want, or think I do, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| What else can he withhold? | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| What else would scape our sight. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 872 |
| What empty things are all the skies, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| What every member bears. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| What evils do I see! | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| What faith believes good hope desires, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| What favours all divine; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| What flows from Calvary. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| What foolish worms are we! | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| What forms of love he bears for me. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| What from Christ that soul can sever, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| What fruit could ever Christians find | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| What glad return can I impart | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| What gloomy lines are writ for me, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| What glories were described of old! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| What glory and grandeur I see in his face; | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| What glory, yea, what matchless grace, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| What good thing shall we ask, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| What gospel has to tell! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| What grateful honours shall we show? | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| What handfuls it contains! | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| What harm can ever reach my soul | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| What has brought this heavy woe; | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| What he endured no tongue can tell, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| What he had to undergo. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 649 |
| What he once for us went through. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| What heavenly blessings from his throne | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| What his almighty grace can do. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| What his almighty love could do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| What his almighty power can do, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| What human might can do; | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| What if Mount Sinais smoke | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| What if he drops no gracious smile, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| What if he mean to show his grace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| What if he mend his life, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| What if my name should be left out, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| What if the billows rise and roll, | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| What if the tyrant roar, | John Berridge (148th) | 887 |
| What if their lust rebel, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| What if, to make his terror known, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| What ills my soul annoy! | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| What impious numbers, bold in sin, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| What in myself I see; | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| What is it to be blest indeed, | J. Hart (112th) | 790 |
| What is love? My soul would answer, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| What is love? My soul would echo | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| What is pleasing in his sight; | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| What is sown in deaths dishonour, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| What is sown in this weak manner, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| What is sown thus in corruption, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 463 |
| What is this that casts thee down? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| What is this world to me? | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| What it is supports you still? | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| What it is to be a Christian, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| What joy filled my soul, who can tell? | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| What joy in the land at once did appear! | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| What joyful news the gospel is, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 525 |
| What land as favoured of the skies, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| What less than thy almighty word, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| What little things these worlds would be; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| What love this gift declares! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| What love through all his actions ran! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| What love was that which took the whole, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| What makes mistaken men afraid | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| What makes our Maker hang his head? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| What mean the men that say, Believe, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| What means this agony of smart? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| What mercies has he made me prove; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| What mercies shall we share; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| What mighty motive could thee move? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| What mighty sum paid all my debt, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| What more can he say than to you he has said, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| What more could your Redeemer do? | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| What more, ye saints, could Jesus do? | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 441 |
| What mortal tongue display? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 418 |
| What most I prize to thee, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| What must a wretched sinner do? | John Berridge (112th) | 899 |
| What must the fountain be? | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| What need weve all to cleanse; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 863 |
| What now should be our task? | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| What numerous crimes increasing rise | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| What objects this which meets my eyes | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| What opposites I feel within! | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| What pangs are these that tear his heart? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| What peace shall reign when thou art here; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| What peaceful hours I then enjoyed, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| What poor returns I make to thee | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| What powerful beams of love divine | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| What produced that sweat of blood; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| What rebels they had been; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| What rich feasts does he provide! | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| What right can my tormentors plead, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| What robe is brought to hide his shame? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| What sacred Fountain yonder springs | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| What safety can a sinner find | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| What saints can feel or angels guess; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| What saints themselves cannot conceive, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| What shall I do, or whither flee, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| What shall I do, was then the word, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| What shall I render to the Lord? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 188 |
| What shall the dying sinner do, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| What shall the righteous do? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| What sinners value I resign; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| What slavish fears molest my mind, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| What snares beset my way! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| What solemn tidings reach our ears! | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| What sorrows I sustain; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| What sorrows by their souls are borne, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 263 |
| What spoils from death he won, | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| What stream is that which sweeps away | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| What strength and comfort gleaners get, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| What sweet invitations the gospel contains, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| What the God of love can do. | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| What the God of love could mean, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| What the Lord for me went through. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| What the Lord for us went through. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| What the Lord has done for you; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| What the Saviour did and bore; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| What the righteous Ruler saith: | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| What theme can sound so sweet? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| What theme, my soul, shall best employ | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| What there is said he will fulfil, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| What things ye ask in fervent prayer, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| What think you of Christ? is the test, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| What thou hast freely bought. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| What thou hast promised I implore, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (L.M.) | 942 |
| What though I cant his goings see, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| What though Satans strong temptations | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| What though bad is your condition, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| What though in the furnace we fall, | R. Burnham (8s) | 12 |
| What though the gates of hell withstood? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| What though the hosts of hell engage | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| What though the world no glory sees | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| What though their house with God | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| What though they fear each dread alarm, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 772 |
| What though thou frown to try my faith? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| What though thy corruptions are many and strong, | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| What though thy heavy hand afflict? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| What though thy inward lusts rebel? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| What though your mighty guilt beyond | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| What though your numerous sins exceed | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| What though your sins like mountains on you fall, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 669 |
| What thy goodness waits to give. | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| What thy love designs to do; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| What thy love has for us borne, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| What thy wisdom sees most fit, | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| What tis to rest from sin and woe; | Gospel Mag., 1796 (L.M.) | 482 |
| What tongue can fully tell | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| What treatment since he came? | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| What trivial trash they seem! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| What unsubstantial stuff! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| What various hindrances we meet, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| What various ways do men invent, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 240 |
| What vile affections there! | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 733 |
| What voice is that which speaks for me | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| What was it bruised Gods harmless Lamb? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| What was it pierced his soul, but sin? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| What was my gain I count my loss; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| What we to boundless mercy owe; | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 431 |
| What weakness is and fears, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| What were not to say we are; | J. Hart (7s) | 706 |
| What when prayer meets no regard? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| What will then become of thee? | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| What wisdom, majesty, and grace | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 51 |
| What wonderful love is displayed in thy face! | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| What wonders are of Zion told! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| What wondrous bounties he bestows; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| What wondrous grace was this! | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| What wondrous love, what mysteries, | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| What wondrous words of grace he spake! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| What worthless worms are we! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| What worthless worms are we! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| What would my blood avail, if spilt? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| What! has the Holy Ghost forgot | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| What! is thy pity gone? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| What! must the Christian draw | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| What, then! shall Christians sin, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| Whateer I need in Jesus dwells, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Whateer I wish or want | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Whateer be his lot, while on earth he resides, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| Whateer be our wants, we need not to fear; | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Whateer consists not with thy love, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| Whateer he sought for, there was none; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| Whateer men say, the needy know | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Whateer my fears or foes suggest, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 401 |
| Whateer my humble lot below, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Whateer my wisdom does, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Whateer that idol be; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Whateer thou send to purge my dross; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Whateer thy people owed; | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Whateer thy providence denies | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| Whateer thy sacred will ordains, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1083 |
| Whateer we judge ourselves, we must | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Whateer we want beside. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Whatever I do, some baseness appears; | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Whatever be my frame, | W. Hammond (148th) | 339 |
| Whatever be my frame, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| Whatever be our destined case, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Whatever be thy frame, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 606 |
| Whatever be your frame of mind, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Whatever be your lot below, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Whatever be your state or case, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| Whatever cross lies at thy door, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Whatever dangers he may meet, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Whatever diseases or dangers befall, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Whatever distress awaits us below, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Whatever distress may betide, | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Whatever else my Lord denies, | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Whatever ills the world befall, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Whatever is wanting, his grace will supply. | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| Whatever it possess beside. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 255 |
| Whatever loss you bear beside, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Whatever may appear; | Samuel Medley (S.M.) | 499 |
| Whatever notions we may have, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Whatever office Jesus bears, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Whatever prompts the soul to pride, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 32 |
| Whatever spirit be in thee found, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Whatever weary pilgrims need | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Whatever woes and fears betide, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| Whats all the boast of natures pride? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Whatsoeer afflictions seize us, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Whatsoeer your age or case be, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| When Aaron, in the holiest place, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| When Abram full of sacred awe, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| When Adam by transgression fell, | J. Hart (112th) | 89 |
| When Christ returns, wake every cheerful passion; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| When Christ returns, wake every cheerful passion; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| When Christ takes possession, and proves himself King, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| When Christ the Judge shall come | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| When Christ will his messenger send, | W. Gadsby (11.8.) | 591 |
| When Davids God withheld his hand. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| When God appears, all nature shall adore him; | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| When God designs it so; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| When God gave to Moses his ways, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| When God makes up his last account | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| When God proclaims his name, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| When God the Holy Ghost reveals | S. Stennett (C.M.) | 42 |
| When God, the mighty Maker, died | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| When I a bondman stood, | J. Irons (C.M.) | 1156 |
| When I am weak, then am I strong; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| When I approach to God. | John Newton (C.M.) | 119 |
| When I at the bar was arraigned, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| When I behold Jesuss face. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 529 |
| When I by faith my Maker see | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| When I can feel thy glories shine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| When I can go with thee | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| When I can read my title clear, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 474 |
| When I can say, My God is mine, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| When I can sit at Jesus feet, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| When I could triumph with the saints, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| When I feel my heart like stone, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| When I forsake his ways; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| When I had lost the road. | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| When I have felt its quickening power, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| When I have no heart to pray, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| When I must bow my head and die; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 173 |
| When I plead for Jesus sake. | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| When I shall launch in worlds unseen, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| When I soar through tracts unknown, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| When I survey the wondrous cross | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 439 |
| When I the tempters rage endure, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| When I thy joys shall see. | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| When I tread the verge of Jordan, | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| When I turn my eyes within, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| When I walk through the shades of death, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| When I was to thee a stranger, | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| When I yield up my soul to thee. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1105 |
| When Ive no guilt to wash away; | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| When Jesses young son was honoured of God, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| When Jesus calls him home; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| When Jesus cannot move. | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 1066 |
| When Jesus first his love revealed, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1017 |
| When Jesus fought sin, death, and hell, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| When Jesus gracious hand | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| When Jesus he reveals | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 579 |
| When Jesus hides his face. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 678 |
| When Jesus is revealed. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| When Jesus left the ground, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| When Jesus shall fall from his throne; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| When Jesus told me I was his, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 266 |
| When Jesus undertook | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| When Jesus would his grace proclaim, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| When Jesus, with his mighty love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 251 |
| When King Jesus is in sight. | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| When Mary held up him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 709 |
| When Noah, with his favoured few, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| When Ruth a-gleaning went, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| When Satan appears to stop up our path, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| When Satan roars, and sin prevails, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| When Sinais awful thunder rolled, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| When Zions children shall return; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| When Zions sons, great God! appear | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| When a glimpse of hope appears, | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| When a sense of sin and thrall | John Newton (7s) | 277 |
| When all around my soul gives way, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| When all created streams are dried, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| When all his sheep, redeemed by blood, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| When all my dreadful debt of guilt | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| When all the chosen race | B. Wallin (C.M.) | 194 |
| When all the host was served, the heat | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| When all their works exhibit death; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| When all these foes are quelled, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| When all these foes are quelled, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| When all things else decay. | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| When all things fail beside. | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| When all this is done, and his heart is assured | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| When all we do with love is mixed, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| When and wherever thou shalt smite; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| When any turn from Zions way, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| When assaulted sore by Satan, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| When beset with various evils, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| When brethren, friends, and helpers fail, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| When brought before his throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 74 |
| When by temptations sore oppressed, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| When called the vale of death to tread, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| When called to bear the weighty cross, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| When called to meet the King of dread, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 406 |
| When chastisement shall needful be, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1043 |
| When chilled by sin and death; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 546 |
| When creatures to time bid adieu, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| When dangers line the road, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 209 |
| When dangers round her press, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| When darkness envelops her mind, | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| When darkness envelops the mind, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| When darkness long has veiled my mind, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 323 |
| When darkness seized the Lord of light, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| When darkness veils his lovely face, | E. Mote (L.M.) | 1106 |
| When darkness, thick as beamless night, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| When death itself is dead. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| When death makes a passage, then to him Ill fly, | E. L. Schlict (11s) | 41 |
| When deep calls unto deep, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| When deliverance thou hast wrought, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| When drooping sinners pray, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| When each can feel his brothers sigh, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When earth and time grow old and die. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| When earths foundations melt away. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| When enlarged in faith and prayer, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1037 |
| When every good should be conveyed. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| When faint in the way, or lifeless and cold, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| When faith is hardly to be found, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| When faith is lifted up the highst, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| When faith to Sinai looks, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 713 |
| When feasting on fair Zions hill. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| When filled with deep distress; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| When filthy passions or unjust | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| When first I saw the Lord? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| When foes and fears prevail! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| When foes to God and goodness, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When foes within, and foes without, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 547 |
| When foes without, and foes within, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| When foiled by the tempter, she goes | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| When for a humble mind | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| When for a time we stop, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| When free from envy, scorn, and pride, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When from his toil set free, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| When from my own vileness I turn | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| When from noise he would be free, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| When from sin shall I be freed? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| When from the dust of death I rise, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| When from the grave the immortal King | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| When from this world my soul removes | A. C. R., 1790 (L.M.) | 204 |
| When frowns appear to veil his face, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| When furious foes surround us; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When gathered from his hand. | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| When ghastly death appears in view, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 328 |
| When gloomy death, in dread array, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| When good I would perform, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| When good I would perform, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 314 |
| When great Elijah went, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| When guilt lies heavy on my soul, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| When guilt, a mighty flood, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| When hanging on the accursed tree, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| When he Goliath fought, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| When he bid such sinners live, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| When he bore the curse for you. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| When he descends to show | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 555 |
| When he died, your souls to save. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| When he feels his dreadful woes, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| When he had purged our stains, | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| When he makes the wounded whole. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| When he reveals the Book of Life, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 63 |
| When he sees his poverty. | J. Adams (7s) | 99 |
| When he tore the heart asunder, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| When he who Jesus cross receives | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| When heaven and earth are fled away. | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| When hell was my desert; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 13 |
| When helpless I stood and distressed, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| When his Spirit leads us home, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| When his dear sons should mercy find; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| When his disciples cry, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| When his heavenly odours flow, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 558 |
| When his pardon is signed and his peace is procured, | J. Hart (11.9.) | 309 |
| When hope decays, and God delays, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When in Jesus they believe. | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| When in distress on him I called, | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| When in faith I take the sword; | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| When in glorys full possession, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| When in heaven we see thy face, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| When in our hearts we want our own, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| When in that blest habitation, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| When in that dear bosom they meet! | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| When in the bosom of the earth | A. Flowerdew (C.M.) | 1152 |
| When in this we all agree. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| When in thy name we trust, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| When iniquities abound, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| When involved in sin and ruin, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| When is it Christians all agree, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| When it has found its all in thee. | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| When languor and disease invade | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| When life fast spends her feeble flame, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| When life sinks apace, and death is in view, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| When lightnings blaze and thunders roll. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| When lions are starved, they nourishment find; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| When loathsome in thy sins and blood, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| When lost in themselves and undone, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| When love in one delightful stream | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When love is cold and languid, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When lower and lower we every day fell, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| When men give up the reins to lust, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 851 |
| When most we need his helping hand, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| When mourners stand and hear me tell | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| When my Helper | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| When my Jesus | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| When my days of mourning cease? | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| When my dear Jesus hides his smiling face, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 701 |
| When my eye-strings break in death, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| When my faith is faint and sickly, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| When nature sinks beneath her load, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| When new temptations spring and rise, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| When nights dim shade I feel, | Henry Fowler (S.M.) | 1035 |
| When none but God is near. | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| When none but himself could relieve; | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| When not perceived, tis worse; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| When oer thy head the billows roll, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| When on her Beloved she leans. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| When on her Beloved she leans. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| When on my Beloved I gaze, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| When on my mourning, burdened heart, | T. Haweis (C.M.) | 1065 |
| When on the boughs rich fruit we see, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| When once they get a view; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| When only mines so great! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| When opposed to Christ, their God. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| When our dear Master would bestow | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| When our hearts we feel thus bad, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When our intolerable load | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| When overwhelmed with doubts and fear, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| When pained and grieved at heart, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| When pining sickness wastes the frame, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| When pockets are emptied, and carnal hopes past, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 548 |
| When powers of earth and hell arose | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1121 |
| When prayer or praise attempts to rise, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| When pressed by conscience, wrath, or law. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| When pressed to earth he prostrate lay; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| When rain long withheld from the earth | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| When ransomed from the grave; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| When rocks and mountains rent with dread; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| When rolling worlds depart on fire, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| When ruin shakes all natures frame, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| When ruined nature sinks in years; | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| When saint to saint, in days of old, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| When saints in darkness roam | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| When saints together meet | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| When self and nature die, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| When sense and reason fail, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 605 |
| When shall I find my willing heart | C. Wesley (8.8.6.) | 249 |
| When shall I settled be? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| When shall I the Saviour see, | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| When shall I to Christ ascend? | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| When shall I wake and find me there? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 473 |
| When shall I your chorus join? | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| When shall all my sorrows end? | J. H. Langley (7s) | 284 |
| When shall my eyes behold the Lamb, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| When shall my labours have an end | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| When shall the day, dear Lord, appear, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| When shall the wounded spirit gain | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| When shall these eyes thy heaven-built walls | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| When shall these hearts more fixèd be – | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| When shall thy love constrain | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1050 |
| When shall we walk the land, and meet | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| When sick, or faint, or sore dismayed, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 926 |
| When sin and hell their force unite, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 325 |
| When sin had sadly made, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| When sin prevails, and gloomy fear, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| When sinking, makes them swim; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 832 |
| When sinners broke the Fathers laws, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| When sins and fears prevailing rise, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 980 |
| When some kind promise glads my soul, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| When some sweet promise warms our heart, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| When sore afflictions on me lie, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 7 |
| When sore afflictions press me down, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| When sore temptations haunt the soul, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| When sorely afflicted, and ready to faint, | S. Turner or Bennett (11s) | 1104 |
| When sorrow flows from eye to eye, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When storms of sharp distress invade; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| When storms of sin distress the soul, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| When storms or tempests rise, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| When such a guilty wretch as I, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| When such from wisdoms teaching start, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| When sunk in fears, with anguish pressed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| When sunk under sentence of death, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| When sweat and blood forced through the skin! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| When temptations me surround, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| When temptations seize us, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When temptations seize us? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| When temptations, foes, and storms, | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| When terrors oer the conscience roll | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| When that great God to whom I go | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| When that measure, far from great, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| When the Lord appears in view, | R. Burnham (7s) | 187 |
| When the Lord himself is there! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| When the Saviour will return, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| When the Spirit it imparts, | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| When the blessed Jesus died, | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| When the blest day of Pentecost | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| When the chosen tribes debated | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| When the fair sun withdrew his light, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| When the grapes rich blood we see, | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| When the great water-floods prevail, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| When the heavenly host, assembled, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| When the hell appears within, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When the lovely, loving Jesus | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| When the old creation dies. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| When the poor prisoner, through a grate, | John Newton (C.M.) | 288 |
| When the set time is come. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| When the soul is realising | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| When the storms of life are past. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| When the trump of God shall sound, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| When the work of grace is done; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| When the world is in a blaze. | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| When the world shall pass away; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| When their eyes are open; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When they are severely tempted, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 258 |
| When they before him must appear. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| When they have done all that they can: | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| When they indulge some sinful view, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 256 |
| When they my hopes accost? | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| When they see the gulfs of guilt | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When they the furnace prove. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| When they their needs unto him tell, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| When they view the Saviour there? | J. Hart (7s) | 788 |
| When thirsty, or faint in the way, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| When this afflicted soul shall rise | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 275 |
| When this almighty Warrior stood | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 561 |
| When this frail house dissolves in dust, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| When those that love the Lord, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When thou art nothing in thyself, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 708 |
| When thou canst no deliverance see, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| When thou dost give a heart to pray, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| When thou for them shalt call? | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| When thou hidest thy lovely face, | Gospel Mag., 1781 (7s) | 963 |
| When thou wilt kindly deign | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| When thou, my righteous Judge, shalt come | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| When thousand sins, of various dyes, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| When thousands make a wretched choice, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| When through fiery trials thy pathway shall lie, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| When through his eyes the Godhead shone. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| When through the deep waters I call thee to go, | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| When through the desert vast | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| When through the regions of the dead | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 168 |
| When thus were reconciled, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| When thy face shall on me shine, | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| When thy presence I enjoy, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| When thy title thou discernest, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| When time shall be no more; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| When tired with toil, and faint through fear, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| When to me he shows them, what joy fills my breast! | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| When to worship saints assemble, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| When trouble, like a gloomy cloud, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| When troubles attend, or danger, or strife, | J. Fawcett (104th) | 184 |
| When troubles roll in thick and fast, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| When troubles vex, and fears perplex, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When union sweet and dear esteem, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 1082 |
| When various lusts imperious rise, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 399 |
| When war and tumults waves run high, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| When we appear in yonder cloud | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| When we arrive at Zions hill, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| When we call, O hear our prayer! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| When we complain and mourn for sin; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 1107 |
| When we incurred the wrath of God – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| When we join the general chorus | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| When we join the world, be near us, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1137 |
| When we know twas all for us? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| When we lay in sin polluted, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| When we live on Jesus merit, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| When we possess delight. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1064 |
| When we pray, or when we sing, | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| When we shall clearly see, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| When we shall from earth be free; | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| When we take the sacred symbols | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| When we think how much our Father | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| When we think of love like this, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| When we to his glory come, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| When we trust electing grace | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 795 |
| When we trust thee, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| When we watch, then may we pray, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 645 |
| When weltering in Gethsemane; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| When were faint and weary. | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| When will my Saviour come? | Matlock’s Selection (S.M.) | 948 |
| When will the happy moment come | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| When wilt thou banish my complaints, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| When wisdom calls, they stop their ear, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| When with eternal, future things, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| When with evils Im beset, | R. Burnham (7s) | 990 |
| When with it the soul is refreshed. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| When with that divine Light compared, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| When worms partake, such worms as we, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| When wounded, pained or weak; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 828 |
| When yielding up their breath. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| When you hear your condemnation, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| When you, with sweet surprise, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| When, Satans blind slave, I sported with death. | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| When, and where, and by what means, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| When, by faith, I view my Lord, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 611 |
| When, deaf to every warning given, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 791 |
| When, freed from my clay, I mount to the skies; | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| When, from Egyptian-bondage freed, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| When, gracious Lord, when shall it be | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| When, like the restless ocean, | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| When, nothing in themselves, they see | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| When, overwhelmed with grief, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| When, the wounds of Christ exploring, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| When, through grace, in Christ our trust is, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| When, when will that blest time arrive, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| When, with a single word, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Whence arose the torturing smart? | J. Berridge (7s) | 170 |
| Whence do our mournful thoughts arise? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Whence is imputed righteousness | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Whence the healing streams do flow; | W. Williams (8.7.4.) | 462 |
| Whence will spring a tree of love, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Wheneer I make some sudden stop – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 812 |
| Wheneer I pray, Ill turn my face. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Wheneer I speak, whateer I do, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| Wheneer becalmed I lie; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Wheneer my Saviour and my God | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Wheneer my feeble spirit faints; | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Wheneer my heart complains, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Wheneer temptations fright my heart, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1051 |
| Wheneer the archangels trump shall sound, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Wheneer they meet the public eye, | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| Wheneer to call the Saviour mine, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Wheneer we run astray. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Whensoever tis applied. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Where Christ applies his blood? | Henry Fowler (C.M.) | 1030 |
| Where Christ has lain before, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 845 |
| Where God his full beauty displays. | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Where God the Saviour loved and died! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| Where God unfolds his grace | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| Where God unveils his blissful face, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Where I a-gleaning go. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Where I forever hope to dwell, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 479 |
| Where I may my soul recline. | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Where I may my troubles roll. | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Where I might find my God! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 727 |
| Where I shall sing the song of grace, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Where Jesus Christ is born. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Where Jesus answers prayer; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| Where Jesus holds his court. | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Where Jesus is, there they must be, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 596 |
| Where Jesus pleads above. | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Where Jesus reigns alone. | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Where Jesus sheds the brightest beams | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Where Jesus unveileth his face. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| Where Jesus, Son of man and God, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Where a million evils dwell, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Where a vile race of men | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Where a weary soul may rest; | John Berridge (7s) | 686 |
| Where all divine perfections meet, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| Where all his beauties you behold, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Where all his toil will be repaid; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Where all my pleasures roll; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Where all the exulting tribes are blessed | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| Where are the happy seasons spent | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| Where are those we counted leaders, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Where but with thee, whose open door | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Where can I find a hiding-place? | D. Herbert (L.M.) | 711 |
| Where churches meet to praise and pray. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 360 |
| Where death and darkness reign, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| Where dismal doubts and darkness dwell, | J. Hart (112th) | 835 |
| Where fears and doubts can never come, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Where for refuge shall I fly, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Where fruitful trees in order stand, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| Where grace and peace for ever dwell. | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Where grace maintains her dwelling-place, | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| Where he displays his powers abroad, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Where he has recorded my name, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| Where he is gone they fain would know, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| Where he unveils his lovely face, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Where he would show triumphant grace. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Where health, and peace, and joy unite; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Where hell and horror reigns. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Where his redeemed have ever been, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Where hope or mercy never came? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Where is he that died to save? | C. Batty (8.7.) | 741 |
| Where is the blessedness I knew | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Where is the power can reach them there, | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| Where is the soul-refreshing view | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 958 |
| Where is the zeal that led us then | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1041 |
| Where is thy boasted victory, Grave? | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Where length, and breadth, and depth, and height | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153A |
| Where lilies show their spotless heads. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 22 |
| Where living waters flow; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Where lurking idols lie. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Where many a Lazar comes; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| Where many round me blindly stray; | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| Where mercy does abound, | (Author Unknown) (C.M.) | 1009 |
| Where mingling grief and wonder flow? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Where much transgression is forgiven, | T. Gibbons (L.M.) | 755 |
| Where must a sinner fly, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Where must a sinner fly, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| Where my Redeemer, God, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Where my dear God has been, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 357 |
| Where my mind was fixed before, | J. Adams (7s) | 347 |
| Where natures golden treasure shines; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Where now we are hoping in safety to come. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| Where one is, will be both. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| Where only Christ is heard to speak, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Where peace and liberty are found, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| Where perfect pleasure is. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 327 |
| Where pilgrims freed from toil are blest; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Where pride cannot intrude; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Where purest waters flow; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Where ransomed sinners sound Gods praise | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Where saints and angels draw their bliss | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Where saints are free from every load | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Where saints immortal reign; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| Where shall the guilty conscience find | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 57 |
| Where shall the sinner find a cure? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| Where shall we go to seek and find | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| Where should I lodge my deep complaint? | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Where should the dying members rest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Where sickly souls may find a cure. | John Berridge (L.M.) | 896 |
| Where sin lulls all asleep; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Where sin no more defiles; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Where sin no more shall vex my soul, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| Where sins and sorrows never come. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Where solid pleasures never die, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| Where statedly the gospel sounds! | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Where storms and darkness never rise! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Where the Redeemer reigns. | R. Burnham (S.M.) | 203 |
| Where the living waters flow. | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Where the mourners cease to weep. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Where the rich fountain of thy grace | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Where then can he flee for help or relief? | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Where they rest at noon, discover; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Where they their Saviour oft have met; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Where they with wonder tell | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Where this abyss of love shall flow. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Where thou feedst thy tender flock; | Gospel Mag., 1781 (8.7.) | 965 |
| Where thy dear people wait for thee! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| Where thy great Captain-Saviours gone. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1007 |
| Where thy little flocks abide, | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| Where thy lovely face is seen; | W. Hammond (7s) | 768 |
| Where two or three together meet, | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Where two or three, with sweet accord, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 453 |
| Where undeclining pleasures rise, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Where various forms of death appear; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Where vengeance and compassion join, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Where waves and billows never roll; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 386 |
| Where we our rest shall gain. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| Where were room for credence? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Where willing converts wait | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| Where winds and waves distress no more. | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Where, O Death, is now thy sting? | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Whereer it is bestowed; | B. Beddome (S.M.) | 225 |
| Whereer they seek thee thou art found, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 1023 |
| Whereer thy saints assemble now, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| Wherefore art thou thus cast down? | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Wherein free grace abounds. | J. Humphreys (C.M.) | 55 |
| Wherein my defence thou hast proved; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 346 |
| Wheres the condemning power beside | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| Wheres the faith ye all could vow? | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wheres the love ye lately had, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wheres the power can ever sunder | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Wheres thy seat, O tell me, where? | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 988 |
| Wheres thy sting, thou phantom Death? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Wheres thy victory, boasting Grave? | C. Wesley (7s) | 485 |
| Wheres, O Grave, thy conquering glory? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Wherever I go, it rings in my ears; | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Wherewith shall I come before the Most High, | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Wherewith shall we approach the Lord, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 383 |
| Whether his power we slight or dread, | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Which David must have, their captain become; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| Which God and man will cheer. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Which God has holy made. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 358 |
| Which God imputes, and faith puts on. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Which God in Zion lays, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Which I could not withstand. | Rozzell (C.M.) | 189 |
| Which Jesus kindly sends. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Which Satans power cannot control, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Which all my soul with horror shake; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| Which angels cant express; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Which animates these strong desires? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| Which appears in streams of blood. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| Which before the cross I spend, | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| Which breedeth all the woe. | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| Which brings them to his feet in haste, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Which brought down Goliath in Israels sight. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 549 |
| Which brought the Lord of glory from above. | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Which can both food and comfort give! | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Which can never, never cloy. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| Which cheers the conscience well; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 81 |
| Which clouded all the holy room | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| Which comes to us so free. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Which daily I receive | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| Which draws me to his door; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 743 |
| Which drew the wondrous plan. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Which everywhere abound, | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Which faith presents to view: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Which feeleth well its woe, | John Berridge (148th) | 889 |
| Which filled me with horror and fear, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| Which fills my mind with such surprise | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Which flatter to preserve from harms; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Which floods of wrath can never drown; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Which for his seed he will fulfil, | J. Stevens (L.M.) | 224 |
| Which from the pit delivered me. | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Which greatly increasèd my pain, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Which guilty sinners took away. | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Which he by Moses gave? | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Which he drank quite up that sinners might live! | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Which he gives them when they pray. | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Which hears if Jesus softly speak, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Which hides that world of light. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| Which hides them from the world awhile! | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| Which is, that we may know thee more, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Which keeps them waiting stand, | John Berridge (148th) | 749 |
| Which knits and cheers all hearts above, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 890 |
| Which lead to Zions hill. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Which leads us to the mount of God? | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| Which makes broken hearts to rejoice, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Which makes insolvent wretches free. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Which makes the sinner sing aloud, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| Which makes their bliss secure; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 598 |
| Which met Ezekiels eye, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Which my God for me ordained; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Which nature untoward would shun? | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Which neither life nor death can part | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Which never could from them remove. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 633 |
| Which none but Christ can give; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| Which none but who receives can read. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Which none can do but Jesus. | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| Which nothing shall sunder, without or within. | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Which oer my bosom roll! | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Which of all our friends, to save us, | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 133 |
| Which of the glories brightest shone – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Which only God can know. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 287 |
| Which only bring me grief! | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Which ordained Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Which others cannot do. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Which others cannot view; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Which perfectly cleanses from sin and from filth, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| Which perplex and tease us; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Which planted is by human hand; | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Which prompts our restless, ardent sighs; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| Which purges my conscience from dross. | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Which saves from second death; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Which saves such worthless worms as we. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 700 |
| Which seem to say, While this you do, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Which sees no evil in the guilt, | (Author Unknown) (L.M.) | 937 |
| Which some so much esteem, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 105 |
| Which sprinkled them with paschal blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 815 |
| Which they did not from him receive. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Which they so highly love and prize; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Which thou canst lead aright. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Which thou hast set before us. | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| Which thousands cannot, will not, see. | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Which thus protects us by the way. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| Which tidings suit them well. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Which to us was due alone. | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Which we attend today! | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Which whosoeer receives, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 983 |
| Which wonders to feel its own hardness depart; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Which, Lord, was charged on thee? | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 227 |
| Which, boasting much to know, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Which, children-like, we boast, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Which, sprinkled round, I see, | John Newton (S.M.) | 395 |
| Which, swallowed as delicious meats, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| While Christ is rich, I cant be poor; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| While God is God to me. | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| While I am a pilgrim here, | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| While I draw this fleeting breath, | Augustus Toplady (7s) | 143 |
| While I have such a Lord; | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| While I see divine compassion | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| While Jehovah | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| While Jesus cries, These, these are mine! | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| While Jesus is our King; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| While Jesus kindly deigns to spread | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| While Jesus lives to bring them home, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| While Jesus lives, they cant be lost. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| While Jesus shows his heart is mine, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| While Jesus silence breaks; | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| While Jesus spotless righteousness | J. Kent (L.M.) | 908 |
| While Jesus whispers peace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 682 |
| While Moses stood with arms spread wide, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| While Pharisees set grace at nought, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 601 |
| While Satans fiery darts he bore, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| While Satans troops are bold, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| While all exposed to wrath divine | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| While all our hearts and all our songs | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| While all the armies of the sky | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 213 |
| While angels in their songs rejoice, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| While angels live to know his name, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| While at the throne of grace. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| While conquests wreathe his heavenly head, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 486 |
| While contests rend the Christian church, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 974 |
| While each repeated sight, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 107 |
| While everlasting love displays | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| While every nation, every shore, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| While faith inspires a heavenly ray, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 231 |
| While faith looks up to Jesus blood, | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| While floating in the brain; | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 169 |
| While grace stands pointing out the road | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| While grace the rage of sin controls, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| While guilt disturbs and breaks my peace, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1004 |
| While harassed and cast from thy sight, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| While he exalts the bleeding Lamb. | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| While he fulfils his gracious word; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| While he in silence moans, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| While he is preaching Christ the Lord, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| While he proclaims the gospel news; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| While he shall preach thy gospel word; | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| While heavenly hosts their anthems sing, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| While heavens resounding mansions ring | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| While here on earth they dwell; | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| While here, I walk on hostile ground; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1021 |
| While here, and when I reach beyond the grave, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 668 |
| While here, and when beyond the grave. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 550 |
| While his dear cross appears; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| While his face on me does shine, | W. Hammond (7s) | 342 |
| While his left hand my head sustains. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 326 |
| While his love, my soul surprising, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| While hope in that fountain his spirit renews. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| While horror spreads from coast to coast, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1093 |
| While hosts of hell and powers of death, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| While humbled in the dust we lie, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| While humbly at his throne we bow, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| While in Meshech I reside; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 573 |
| While in Meshech we must wander, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 563 |
| While in afflictions furnace, | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| While in his name we meet; | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| While in this wilderness below? | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 289 |
| While in this world we stay; | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| While less than nothing I could boast, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| While life and breath remain. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 631 |
| While life or breath remains; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| While like a penitent I stand, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 125 |
| While like a tide our minutes flow, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 2 |
| While men will something seem; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 816 |
| While mercy cries, Forbear! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| While mercy oer the guilty reigns. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| While millions shall gaze divested of hope, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| While my toils and conflicts last; | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 1119 |
| While oceans of sorrow lay pressing him down, | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| While on her Beloved she leans. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| While one is pleading with our God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| While other nations, far and near, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| While others go and come | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 139 |
| While others live in mirth and ease, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| While others sank in sin to die. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| While our days on earth are lengthened, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| While our hearts, with deep devotion, | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| While power divine his word attends, | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| While power, and truth, and boundless love | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| While pride and carnal reasonings join | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 71 |
| While rattling thunders round us roar. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 480 |
| While rocks with rivers flow; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| While seraphs sang all hells defeat. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| While shouts of victory rend the sky, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| While sin defiles our frame; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| While sinners tremble, saints rejoice before him. | Isaac Watts (50th) | 497 |
| While some on their own works rely, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| While such a scene of sacred joys | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| While tempests blow and billows rise. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 83 |
| While the Spirit | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 43 |
| While the bright angelic legions | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| While the burning sun is high? | R. Hill (7s) | 944 |
| While the dear saints of God below | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| While the heart relents and trembles, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| While the long cloud of witnesses | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| While the raging billows roll, | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| While the saints rejoice in theirs: | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| While the tempest still is high. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| While the truth maintains thy fight. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| While the vault of heaven rings; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 972 |
| While the vile world esteem it strange, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 53 |
| While their Captain leads the way; | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| While their heart-strings rend with anguish, | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| While these excite my fear and joy, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| While these my tuneful lips employ, | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 8 |
| While they around the throne | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| While they fall before the Word. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| While they have gained, we losers are, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1155 |
| While they the sinners Friend, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| While this balm of life I prove, | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| While thou art near, in vain they call; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| While thou liest out of Christ, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 799 |
| While through thy blood absolved I am, | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| While thus a queen in state I sit, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 336 |
| While thy dear cause is thus suppressed, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 285 |
| While thy eternal thought moves on | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1 |
| While thy sharp sorrows meet their eyes; | J. Swain (L.M.) | 738 |
| While time sweeps earthly thrones away; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| While to remembrance, Lord, we call | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| While to their golden harps they sing | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 481 |
| While travelling through this wilderness; | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| While underneath his mercy spreads | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| While upon the Lamb I gaze; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| While walking on the gospel-way, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 690 |
| While we address our heavenly Friend | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| While we behold thee on the tree, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| While we can call one mite our own, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| While we can hymn thee thus: | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| While we hymn our common King, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| While we in Meshech dwell, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| While we journey homeward, let us | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1014 |
| While we laud the name of Jesus, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| While we pass through the wilderness | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| While we pass through this barren land, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| While we possess a Saviours love. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1125 |
| While we receive the bread and wine, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| While we stand, tis in thy strength; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| While we still continue here, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| While we thy sacred rite obey. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| While we, by faith, with love and fear, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| While with his last expiring breath, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| While with his saints I join to tell, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| While with the Father and the Son, | J. Montgomery (C.M.) | 1002 |
| While within, and all around, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| While you make his ways your choice. | J. Fawcett (8.7.) | 428 |
| While, born from above, and upheld by thy love, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Whilst I am stationed here. | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| Whilst millions of the human race | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Whilst she in spotless splendour shone. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Whilst thee, our Saviour and our God, | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 434 |
| Whilst they are sinners dead to God, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Whilst were engaged in prayer and praise; | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| White and whole, clothe the soul, | J. Hart (8.3.) | 104 |
| White is his soul, from blemish free; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Whither should a wretch be flying, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Whither, O whither should I fly, | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1016 |
| Whither, ah! whither should I go, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 927 |
| Whither, from the dread of dying, | D. Turner (8.7.) | 1068 |
| Who all my sorrows took. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 201 |
| Who all our sorrow bore; | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Who all thy sorrows bore; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Who am all unfitness? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Who am but a worm, and doomèd to die? | John Berridge (104th) | 907 |
| Who are one in Christ their Head. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Who are those that grieve thee? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Who bears your names upon his heart. | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Who bore our curse and sin. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Who bore our curse and sin. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 677 |
| Who bought me with his blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Who bought us with thy blood! | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Who but the Son shall take that book, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| Who but the soul thats led to know | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Who came to seek and save the lost. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Who can ascend his high abode, | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Who can describe the joys that rise | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| Who can faint while such a river | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Who can half our baseness tell? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Who can hear and nothing feel? | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Who can it be that groans beneath | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Who can make its wonders known? | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 535 |
| Who can meet an angry God? | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Who can need it more than we? | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 753 |
| Who can praise and never faint, | J. Berridge (7s) | 177 |
| Who can resist thy heavenly love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1095 |
| Who can rightly comprehend | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Who can speak my heartfelt joy? | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Who can stand before his rod? | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Who can think without admiring? | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Who can thy acts express, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 833 |
| Who can thy deep wonders see, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Who can travel this way home. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Who can understand the sorrows | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Who can well receive them; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Who cannot do but what is just, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Who chose me in the blessed Lamb; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Who cleavest to the Lord by faith; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 707 |
| Who comes just in time, and glad tidings brings, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Who comes seeking mercy for Jesuss sake. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Who comfortest the heavy heart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Who could hold me up but thou? | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Who deigned for such to bleed; | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Who did their ransom pay, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 413 |
| Who didst between the cherubs dwell, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Who died for sin, but lives to God, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Who died to make salvation sure, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| Who died, and who rose, and from sin set me free. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Who does the work without reward. | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| Who dost salvation seal; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| Who drink and sing his praise. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Who dwelt in humble clay, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Who evermore saves us by shedding his blood; | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| Who fain would believe him, and in your best room | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Who feel their hearts a dreadful den | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Who feel your misery; | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Who feels his guilty load, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Who feels the same within. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 217 |
| Who fillst the soul through Jesus blood, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Who fixed his languid eyes on me, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1025 |
| Who fondly of their something boast, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Who for ever bow before him, | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 333 |
| Who freely accepted the same, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 569 |
| Who freely shed atoning blood, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 16 |
| Who frees from sin and leads to heaven. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Who frighted flee from wrath; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Who from all our bondage freed us, | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 208 |
| Who gathered flocks below, | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| Who gave him strength to sling | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Who gave his life a sacrifice; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 123 |
| Who gloried in his plan. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Who gottst thy victory over hell | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Who governs heaven and earth, nor sits | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Who governs the sun, moon, and stars, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Who grants us to know his drawings below | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Who groan with a body of sin, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Who groaned upon the tree. | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| Who has a fountain near – | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Who has an undisputed right | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Who has not shed his blood in vain? | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1036 |
| Who has such a Saviour; | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Who has washed us in his blood. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Who has, by the word of his grace, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 516 |
| Who hast created all things new, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 195 |
| Who hast the wine-press trod | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 823 |
| Who have never heard his name. | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Who have no works to plead | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Who his peoples foes oercame! | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Who his quiet shall molest? | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Who hopes a better rest to find. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Who humbly seek thy face, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Who hunger and thirst for redemption by thee. | Augustus Toplady (104th) | 197 |
| Who hunger for his righteousness; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Who in Jesus Christ are found, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Who in Jesus Christ believe; | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8.7.4.) | 69 |
| Who in his dear name believes. | J. Kent (8.7.) | 759 |
| Who in our Jesus trust. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 843 |
| Who in our hearts of sin and woe | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Who in the Life believe. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Who in the Lord believe. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803A |
| Who in thy presence stand | J. Hart (C.M.) | 808 |
| Who is a God beside the Lord? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 419 |
| Who is not grieved at sin. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| Who is the Bread of God; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Who is this fair one in distress, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 92 |
| Who its breadth or length can tell? | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Who its heights and depths can tell – | J. Bradford (7s) | 116 |
| Who its sovereign virtues know. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Who know not how faith can prevail; | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Who know not to speak, much less to do more, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Who know the joyful sound; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Who know what legal bondage is, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Who knows the Fathers mind. | Rozzell (7.6.) | 292 |
| Who knows the joyful sound. | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Who knows what dwells within? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Who learns to think and call it prayer; | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Who leave the worlds deceitful shore, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 290 |
| Who lives to feel his need, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Who long the paths of sin have trod, | J. Hart (8.6.8.8.) | 806A |
| Who long to lay hold on life by his death; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Who love the Saviours name; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Who loved and conquered thus; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Who loved their ancient race; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Who loves her to the end. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| Who loves to live like him. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| Who makes the Lord his trust. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Who makes the kindred known. | J. Kent (C.M.) | 757 |
| Who makes us conquerors, though we die, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 464 |
| Who makes us watch and pray. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Who makest us conquerors over death, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 844 |
| Who meet to mourn, confess, and pray; | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Who meet together in thy name; | S. Turner (L.M.) | 1131 |
| Who most is favoured most should bear. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Who mourn for sin with inward smart; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| Who must for ever lie in hell, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Who never hast a good withheld, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Who never loved before. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1114 |
| Who now have plighted hands; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| Who now seemed best would soon be worst; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Who of life were winners, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 717 |
| Who offered up his blood, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| Who on the good Shepherd rely; | John Newton (8s) | 276 |
| Who on thee their hopes have built. | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Who only see the sign, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Who opened the channel of mercy for me. | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Who opens all their eyes. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 181 |
| Who ordered Gideon forth, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Who our poor petitions heard. | John Newton (7s) | 501 |
| Who pass through tribulation; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Who ransomed our poor souls from hell. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Who rather than lose us would shed his hearts blood. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Who rightly would his alms dispose | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Who savedst a sinful race; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 870 |
| Who saves by different ways! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 124 |
| Who saves in every deep distress. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 618 |
| Who see no charm in Jesus name. | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Who seek the Lord, but fear his frown; | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| Who seek the smilings of his face, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Who seeks and saves the lost. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 108 |
| Who sent him to the fight, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Who set us to labour in vain; | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Who shall adjudge the saints to hell? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Who shall divide us from his love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Who shall not see his face. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Who shall the Lords elect condemn? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 72 |
| Who shall thy limits eer explore? | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Who shall thy wandering mazes trace? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Who shall violate his rest? | C. Wesley (7s) | 1071 |
| Who shed for man his blood, | J. Hart (8.6.8.) | 234 |
| Who sittst upon thy throne; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Who smiled, and said, Be of good cheer, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 565 |
| Who sometimes am afraid to die, | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| Who soon shall call us home. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Who stand in Christ complete; | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Who tarries but a day; | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Who taste the peace thy blood imparts, | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Who the covenant sealed with blood, | John Newton (7s) | 1138 |
| Who their native vileness see, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 918 |
| Who then shall reconcile | J. Berridge (148th) | 146 |
| Who thus far has brought us from evil to good; | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| Who to everlasting shall rest in his love. | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| Who to glory went before us, | J. Kent (8.7.) | 913 |
| Who to our hearts this love reveals; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 34 |
| Who to the dead canst life impart, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| Who took all my woes, and was made sin for me; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Who tremble for the Ark of God, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1142 |
| Who upon his grace rely, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Who waits for thy salvation, Lord, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Who wants a sight of thee. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Who wept so much for us. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Who will show us any good? | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Who will show us any good? | T. Kelly (7s) | 1045 |
| Who work with mighty pain | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Who worships at my throne. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 1132 |
| Who worthy art alone. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Who would believe thy gracious word, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 447 |
| Who would do all things well, | J. Hart (148th) | 313 |
| Who would revere thy word. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 1128 |
| Who, by faith, in Christ can trust; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Who, by the wonders of his love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Who, dearly to redeem your loss, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Who, except Jesus smiles within, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Who, from our sinful race, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 505 |
| Who, living, lived but to rebel. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 10 |
| Who, safe beneath their guardian Rock, | C. Wesley (last verse unknown) (8.8.6.) | 137 |
| Who, stripped of all merit whereon to rely, | J. Kent (11s) | 1097 |
| Who, through Jesus, gone to glory, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Who, when we all were lost, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 821 |
| Whoeer believes aright | J. Hart (S.M.) | 311 |
| Whoeer can truly say, I thirst, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 684 |
| Whoeer would be completely blest | J. Hart (C.M.) | 809 |
| Whoever in Jesus believes, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Whoever repents of his sin against God, | J. Stevens (11s) | 239 |
| Whole and undiminished; | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Wholly taken up with thee! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 626 |
| Whom Christ has reconciled to God. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Whom angels worship, devils dread – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 803 |
| Whom have we in heaven above, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Whom heaven adores with all its hosts; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| Whom men disturbers call; | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 223 |
| Whom no man can comfort, whom no man can save; | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Whom on earth beside thee? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| Whom once he loves he never leaves, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Whom once he receives, his Spirit neer leaves, | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Whom the Lord Jehovah loves, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Whom the Saviour calls his own, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1063 |
| Whom though we cannot comprehend, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| Whom we, unseen, adore; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 476 |
| Whose Father fills a throne! | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| Whose Spirit shall guide us safe home: | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Whose anger is so slow to rise, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Whose beauties I can neer explain, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| Whose blood can cleanse the foulest soul, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 527 |
| Whose blood did once atone. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Whose blood for him did flow; | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Whose blood should set his people free; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| Whose bonds are firm and sure, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Whose cause you own, whose name you bear; | J. Hart (8.8.8.) | 807 |
| Whose charms enchant, and lead astray | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 954 |
| Whose children they abhorred; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Whose claims are all divine, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Whose dark benighted mind | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Whose dear hearts a constant flame. | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| Whose depth unfathomed, no man knows, | G. Tersteegen, translated by J. Wesley (112th) | 1075 |
| Whose eyelids never sleep. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Whose favours are divine. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 420 |
| Whose glories neer shall fade! | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Whose glories shine to endless days? | J. Grigg and B. Francis (last verse) (L.M.) | 427 |
| Whose glorious works and ways | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Whose goodness endures the same to the end; | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Whose gracious promise, sealed with blood, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| Whose hearts are afflicted because theyre so hard; | J. Hart (11s) | 40 |
| Whose hope is fixed on Christ alone, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Whose hope, still hovering round thy word, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Whose laws are peace and love; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Whose love can never end; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 472 |
| Whose love forbids my fears? | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Whose love is as large as his power, | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| Whose love is still the same; | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Whose love no change can know. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Whose loves a constant flame. | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Whose mercies are so great, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 1015 |
| Whose mercy shall unshaken stay, | J. A. Rothe translated by J. Weeks (112th) | 96 |
| Whose mercy will afford | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| Whose mind is stayed on thee; | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Whose moments pass in sighs and tears, | Henry Fowler (L.M.) | 1028 |
| Whose mystic members, from of old, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Whose name is Jehovah, I AM, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 632 |
| Whose name tis you profess; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Whose potent shalls and wills | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| Whose promises ever remain, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 628 |
| Whose sacred words hell neer revoke, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Whose sins are washed away with blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Whose sins the Lamb should bear away. | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 66 |
| Whose soul, encouraged by thy word, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 1056 |
| Whose souls are humbled in the dust, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| Whose souls oerwhelmed in pains of death | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Whose spirits are filled with dismay, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Whose stench infects the air, and makes | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Whose temples bled for her. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 994 |
| Whose tongue can dare proclaim | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Whose truth and kindness are divine, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Whose waters run both full and free; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Whose wisdom, love, and truth, and power, | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 70 |
| Whose word they scorned on earth, | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| Whose words can never fail. | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Whoso lives upon his promise, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Why I should love my Jesus so; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Why afraid to tell thy case? | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Why am I captivated thus, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| Why am I not healthy? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Why are we then ashamed? | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 344 |
| Why art thou afraid to come? | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Why cast down, or troubled so? | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 760 |
| Why despair of cure, and perish? | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Why do we mourn departed friends, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Why do we, then, indulge our fears, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Why does he venture, then, from shore, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Why does your face, ye humble souls, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 212 |
| Why dost thou envy worldly men, | W. Hammond (C.M.) | 929 |
| Why dost thou now give place to fear? | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Why fear we, then, to trust | J. Hart (S.M.) | 842 |
| Why hast thou laid her fences waste? | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| Why he chose Gethsemane! | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Why he who all the world upholds, | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 1012 |
| Why heaves my heart the anxious sigh? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Why in these tents of sorrow groan? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Why me, why me, O blessed God, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Why should I complain of want or distress, | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| Why should I fear when guarded so, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Why should I grudge to bear his cross? | J. Hart (L.M.) | 873 |
| Why should I longer lie? | John Newton (S.M.) | 729 |
| Why should I shrink at pain and woe, | Bromehead’s Collection (C.M.) | 934 |
| Why should I shrink at thy command, | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Why should I yield to fear? | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Why should I yield to slavish fears? | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Why should I, then, poison cherish? | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Why should a pilgrim grope within, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 604 |
| Why should my fears so far prevail, | T. Greene (C.M.) | 230 |
| Why should one that bears thy name, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Why should the children of a King | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Why should the soul a drop bemoan, | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Why should thy adopted child, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| Why should thy sorrows swell? | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| Why should we shrink at Jordans flood, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 467 |
| Why should we tremble to convey | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Why should you doubt his love or power? | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Why sinks my weak, desponding mind? | A. Steele (L.M.) | 957 |
| Why so cast down, dejected soul? | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Why so offensive in their eyes | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Why such a wretch as me? | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 680 |
| Why such sorrows are endured; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| Why this dull and lifeless frame? | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Why those fears? behold, tis Jesus | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Why through darksome paths we go, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Why to my soul did he convey | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 191 |
| Why was I made to hear thy voice, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| Why, O Lord, such love to me? | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 766 |
| Why, O my soul, art thou dismayed? | J. Kent (L.M.) | 915 |
| Why, drooping saint, dismayed? | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Why, then, this dejection? | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Why, though tempted every day, | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Wide as the stretch of human woe, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| Wide is the gate of death; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| Wield the Spirits two-edged sword, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 270 |
| Will God accept but this. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Will I commit my cause; | Isaac Watts (148th) | 122 |
| Will adore and bless thy name. | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Will all the painful load remove. | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1109 |
| Will as they have been oft | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| Will be for ever mine. | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Will be glad to join the chorus; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Will be their constant theme; | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| Will bid my griefs depart. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 299 |
| Will bless the helping hand. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Will carry us away. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| Will chase them from thy sight; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Will effect a perfect cure. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 976 |
| Will endless salvation and glory bestow. | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| Will fade, like glow-worms in the sun, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| Will find the gospels joyful sound | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Will find their something nothing more | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Will find yourself at home | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| Will freely give us all we need. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 837 |
| Will gain us Gods esteem; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| Will help his servant to the end. | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Will help me all my journey through; | John Newton (L.M.) | 961 |
| Will here all good provide; | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| Will in us conquer too. | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Will ineffectual prove; | John Newton (C.M.) | 691 |
| Will it then indeed be light? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Will keep us from sinning, will prosper our ways, | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Will land me on fair Canaans coast, | J. Brewer (L.M.) | 134 |
| Will leave us exposed to his rod. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Will love them to the end. | C. Wesley (S.M.) | 1059 |
| Will love them to the end. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 222 |
| Will make a cripple sprightly move. | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Will make amends for all. | John Newton (S.M.) | 337 |
| Will make him blooming look as May, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Will make the body clean, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 862 |
| Will make thee haste to kiss the Son, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Will make thee love that glorious dress | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Will make their very souls to sing. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 526 |
| Will make us long to reign with thee. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| Will mind whateer he bid; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Will my doubting neer be oer? | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Will never know or taste his grace; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Will never of his goodness boast, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1089 |
| Will not content my heart; | John Berridge (148th) | 886 |
| Will not let them cry in vain. | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Will only feed the flesh. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1126 |
| Will pay regard to all his word, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 852 |
| Will prize forgiveness most. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Will prove a fertile root, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 779 |
| Will prove his promise true. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Will safe convey me home. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 24 |
| Will satisfy an earthly worm, | John Berridge (112th) | 901 |
| Will show a path of safe retreat. | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| Will sink the sinner very low. | Henry Fowler (148th) | 1026 |
| Will still creep in, which devils devise | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Will surely bring them home; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 532 |
| Will surprise your trembling heart, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Will thankful be for it. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 528 |
| Will the Christians way oppose; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Will the Lord indeed appear, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Will the Lord return no more? | W. Hammond (7s) | 280 |
| Will the sinners heart confound! | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| Will the sun its beams extend – | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Will them a glorious banquet yield; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 979 |
| Will this precede the day of death, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Will thy gracious Saviour | J. Hart (7.6.) | 780 |
| Will to the cross of Christ repair, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Will waft him quickly to the shore. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Will, with his darts, thy soul engage, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 377 |
| Willing to be saved by grace. | J. Adams (7s) | 389 |
| Wills to do what he requires; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 180 |
| Wilt for me work, and in me too, | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Wilt thou forsake me too? | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Wilt thou my load of guilt remove, | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| Wilt thou not crown at length | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Wilt thou not grant me warmer zeal | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Wilt thou not save a soul from death, | Augustus Toplady (8.8.6.) | 1103 |
| Wilt thou pursue thy worm to death? | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Winds from the north and south, awake, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Winter threatens to destroy | John Newton (7s) | 400 |
| Wipe away each falling tear! | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| Wipe away the mourners tears; | Henry Fowler (7s) | 754 |
| Wisdom and mercy guide my way; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 259 |
| Wisdom and power belongs; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| Wisdom descends to heal the blind, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1006 |
| Wisdom through all the mystery shines, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 5 |
| With Christ in the vessel, I smile at the storm. | John Newton (104th) | 232 |
| With Christ the Lamb once slain; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 665 |
| With Christ to sympathise; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| With Christ we would be fed; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 642 |
| With Christ within the doors, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| With Christ, above the skies; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| With Christ, our Lord, we share our part | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 73 |
| With Davids Lord and ours, | J. Kent (148th) | 87 |
| With Father, Son and Spirit, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| With God he was; the Word was God; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 20 |
| With God to commune as a friend; | J. Hart (8s) | 233 |
| With Him I daily love to walk; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| With Him, O never, never part; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 171 |
| With Jesus flock abide; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 792 |
| With Jesus in glory adored. | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| With Jesus on his throne, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| With Pharisaic zeal, | J. Hart (148th) | 353 |
| With Zion on his breast. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| With Zions name upon his breast. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| With a convincing power and light, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 46 |
| With a fixed and constant faith | J. Hart (7.6.7.) | 796 |
| With a holy, solemn frame. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 656 |
| With a living faith in Christ, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 615 |
| With a peculiar sway; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| With a sense of pardoned sin, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| With a view to show his grace. | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| With agonising smart. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| With all his grace contains, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| With all his hellish crew. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 764 |
| With all its pomp and all its glare, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| With all its saving powers. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 31 |
| With all its wondrous toil and smart; | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| With all that scene of suffering love | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| With all the blood-bought throng above, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 647 |
| With all the fates of men, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| With all the graces of his train; | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| With all the heavenly host, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 502 |
| With all the pomp of diction? | J. Hart (P.M.) | 814 |
| With all the ransomed there. | T. Kelly (S.M.) | 995 |
| With all the riches of his grace; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| With all the wonders he has done, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| With all the wounds and pains I bear; | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| With all their hellish train, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| With all their sin and guilt; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 585 |
| With all thy favoured throng, | J. Cennick (C.M.) | 118 |
| With all thy grace and power; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| With all thy great salvation bless, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1088 |
| With all thy saints Ill then agree, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| With an immortal pen. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 14 |
| With an inviting voice. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| With an unwavering tongue. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| With angels join to praise the Lamb, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 752 |
| With angels round the throne; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| With anxious care and painful thought, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 637 |
| With ardent wish my heart aspires, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1078 |
| With arm outstretched, and mighty hand, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| With arms of little worth – | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| With atoning blood and love. | J. Stocker (7s) | 767 |
| With bar, or bolt, or pin, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 685 |
| With beams of mercy shine; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| With beams of sacred bliss, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1011 |
| With bitterest anguish and groans on the tree, | J. Berridge (104th) | 150 |
| With blessings from heaven above. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 635 |
| With blessings from on high; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 630 |
| With blessings in my hand; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 507 |
| With blest anticipation; | C. Wesley (7.7.4.) | 131 |
| With blood and with water; the first to atone, | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| With blood but not his own, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 121 |
| With boldness this truth Ill maintain; | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| With boldness we journey, while Christ leads us on, | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| With boundless stores of grace. | John Newton (C.M.) | 135 |
| With breathings from above. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| With bright immortal trophies now; | J. Kent (last 3 verses) (L.M.) | 407 |
| With burning coals and incense filled, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| With care against assaults provides, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1020 |
| With caution we should tread, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 335 |
| With cheerful hearts, and cheerful voice, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| With choicest tokens of thy grace! | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 368 |
| With comfort, joy, and peace abound. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| With cords of his eternal love, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 923 |
| With cries and tears he offered up | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 117 |
| With dainties such as angels have, | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| With dangers thick on every hand; | Gospel Mag., 1799 (L.M.) | 245 |
| With darkness surrounded, by terrors dismayed, | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| With each other and the Lord; | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| With ease from their burdens, in Jesus to rest. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 524 |
| With energy and power; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| With equal praise and zeal the same. | Isaac Watts (148th) | 409 |
| With ever-growing praise. | T. Greene (C.M.) | 261 |
| With every angels form and size, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 4 |
| With every furious passion die; | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| With every gift of grace. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| With evils, felt or feared; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308 |
| With fair deceitful lips they speak, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| With faith to fight and conquer all. | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| With faith, and hope, and love; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| With faith, and peace, and joy, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| With faith, and peace, and love; | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 242 |
| With fatal strength in every part; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 977 |
| With favour on our deacons shine, | D. Denham (C.M.) | 1154 |
| With fears, and doubts, and tempests tossed, | John Berridge (112th) | 705 |
| With feet to run where thou dost call; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| With fetters loaded every morn, | John Berridge (112th) | 900 |
| With fiery zeal his soul inflame, | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 450 |
| With flames of pure seraphic love | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 29 |
| With flowing tears, Lord, wed confess | B. Beddome (L.M.) | 296 |
| With food and raiment too; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| With food divine may we be fed, | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| With fowls of every wing, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 805 |
| With gifts of grace their hearts endow; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 375 |
| With glory they shall all be decked | J. Adams (8.8.6.) | 67 |
| With great and awful power, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| With groans, and cries, and tears; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| With guilt beset, and deep in debt, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 378 |
| With heart and with voice, to Jesus our King, | J. Hart (104th) | 778 |
| With heart and with voice, with lip and with tongue, | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| With heart, and soul, and mind, | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| With heart, and soul, and voice, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 607 |
| With hearts of flint, and fronts of brass, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 855 |
| With heaven and earth at his command, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| With heaven my journeys end in view; | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| With heavenly gifts? And shall the rest | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 715 |
| With heavenly power, O Lord, defend | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| With heedless heart and simpering face, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| With him Ive all the rest; | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| With him is free and plenteous store, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| With him on the mount today thou shalt be, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| With him sweet converse I maintain; | John Newton (L.M.) | 960 |
| With him they shall for ever reign, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 629 |
| With him tis ever, ever noon, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 664 |
| With him to enter there. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| With him to live and reign. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 580 |
| With him to live, with him to reign, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| With him was there anything mixed? | J. Hart (8s) | 220 |
| With him you shall ever dwell. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 658 |
| With him, their Head, they stand or fall – | J. Kent (L.M.) | 405 |
| With him, too, we rose again, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 657 |
| With his Father in his throne. | J. Hart (7s) | 830 |
| With his delights my soul was cheered, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| With his divine atonement stand! | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| With his own flesh and dying blood; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 435 |
| With his spotless vesture on, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| With holy boldness may we come, | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 382 |
| With holy fear and humble love. | C. Wesley (112th) | 955 |
| With holy fear, and reverent love, | R. Hill (112th) | 1070 |
| With holy gifts and heavenly grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 361 |
| With holy wonder I adore | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| With honour in the highst; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 880 |
| With hope we adore at the footstool of God. | J. Stevens (11s) | 243 |
| With humble hope attend thy will, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| With humility and love. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| With humility and love. | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| With hunger pinched, he cried and said, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| With infinite desire; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| With inward gust their heart approves | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 192 |
| With its fair partner, love; | J. Needham (C.M.) | 252 |
| With its oil my limbs anoint; | John Berridge (7s) | 702 |
| With joy I leave this world of woe; | W. W. Horne (C.M.) | 468 |
| With joy or terror shall confess | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| With joy receive the word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 165 |
| With joy shall I lift up my head. | Count Zinzendorf trans. by J. Wesley (L.M.) | 103 |
| With joy the Father does approve | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 422 |
| With joy the contrite heart replies, | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| With joy they hasten to the place | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| With joy they shrink to nothing there, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| With joy this precious truth receive. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 174 |
| With joy we approve the design of his love; | C. Wesley (11s) | 161 |
| With joy we meditate the grace | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 120 |
| With joy, and sweet harmonious sounds. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| With joy, the blest vision completed in thee. | J. Cennick (104th) | 404 |
| With joys divinely great. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 421 |
| With law, sin, and terrors oppressed. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 581 |
| With laws of peace and grace, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 541 |
| With legions combined, world, Satan, and sin. | Samuel Medley (104th) | 321 |
| With life the ways of God to run; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| With life, with will, with power, with all. | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| With light and comfort from above, | S. Browne (8.8.6.) | 1134 |
| With living streams and living bread. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1112 |
| With long desire my spirit faints, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| With long despair the spirit breaks, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 935 |
| With longing eyes for thee I wait; | J. Fawcett (C.M.) | 393 |
| With looks and hearts serene, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| With looks divinely mild, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 436 |
| With loud hosannas ring. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| With love and pleasure in his eyes. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| With love and power divine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 366 |
| With love intense Id burn; | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 940 |
| With many a groan, and many a tear; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1080 |
| With me can have nothing to do; | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| With me exalt his name; | N.Tate & N.Brady (C.M.) | 936 |
| With me tis little else but night; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 384 |
| With me to sit, to lodge, to live; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| With me upon his heart, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 659 |
| With melting heart and weeping eyes, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| With millions at his bar; | R. Burnham (148th) | 494 |
| With mingled cruelty and rage? | P. Doddridge (L.M.) | 332 |
| With mingled gums and spices sweet, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| With miseries more than tongue can tell, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| With most peculiar joys. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 126 |
| With my burden I begin; | John Newton (7s) | 379 |
| With my earnest suit comply; | W. Hammond (7s) | 737 |
| With my last labouring breath; | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| With my own reaping-hook to part, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| With my tears his feet Ill bathe; | J. Allen & W. Shirley (8.7.) | 158 |
| With neither feet nor legs to stand, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| With neither shoes nor hose, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| With new admiring eyes, | John Newton (C.M.) | 469 |
| With new covenant blessings crowned. | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| With nothing here to give me rest. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| With numbers, blessed with filial fear, | J. Franklin (C.M.) | 512 |
| With odorous streams of rich perfume. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 794 |
| With one accord our hearts wed lift, | J. Hart (148th) | 777 |
| With one accord proclaim abroad, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| With one great choral day. | Norman (8.8.6.) | 430 |
| With only sin and misery. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1074 |
| With our names upon thy breast; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| With pardoning grace and heavenly love, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 978 |
| With peace and safety ever blest, | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| With pleasure my tongue shall proclaim | W. Gadsby (8s) | 523 |
| With pleasure view our Father sit | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 564 |
| With pleasure we behold | J. Stevens (S.M.) | 425 |
| With power and grace above the rest. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1140 |
| With power and skill divine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 553 |
| With power he rules, and wonders performs; | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| With power it came from heaven; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| With power to Jacobs seed he speaks; | W. W. Horne (L.M.) | 943 |
| With pricking thorns to hedge their way. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 76 |
| With pure seraphic fire, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 508 |
| With pure seraphic joy; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| With radiant glory crowned, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| With rage and lightning in their eyes, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| With rapture they adore | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| With raptures then his voice I heard; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| With rash impetuous haste, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| With reverence the hallowèd ground. | J. Swain (8s) | 159 |
| With reverence would we pray, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 683 |
| With rods and stinging scorpions too; | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| With royal dainties fed. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 831 |
| With royal dainties fed; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| With sacred truth my loins are girt, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 271 |
| With saints and with seraphs to sing; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| With salvation in the sound. | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| With salvations walls surrounded, | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| With scarce a gleam of hope between. | J. Swain (L.M.) | 286 |
| With seraphim join the theme to prolong; | J. Kent (104th) | 912 |
| With shame and with wonder I burn, | J. Swain (8s) | 162 |
| With shouting bring forth the head stone, | J. Dracup (C.M.) | 215 |
| With shouts of sovereign grace. | Lady Huntingdon’s Col., 1774 (8.8.6.) | 938 |
| With sin and guilt distressed, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 603 |
| With sin and guilt poor Zion toils, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 638 |
| With sin oppressed, by law condemned, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| With singing and triumph to Zion we move! | Augustus Toplady (11s Irreg.) | 68 |
| With sinners thou wouldst never sit – | J. Hart (C.M.) | 310 |
| With sins, and doubts, and fears. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| With sins, and griefs, and pains oppressed, | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1081 |
| With six days noise, and care, and toil, | John Newton (L.M.) | 1001 |
| With soft compassion rolls; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 440 |
| With soft hearts and weeping eyes | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| With soft infection ran; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 785 |
| With soldier-like behaviour; | J. Hart (7.7.4.) | 235 |
| With solemn pleasure sing | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 663 |
| With solemn pleasure tell, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 411 |
| With solemn weekly state | John Berridge (148th) | 884 |
| With some the tempter takes | J. Hart (S.M.) | 775 |
| With sovereign power and energy; | J. Fawcett (112th) | 454 |
| With springs that never dry. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| With strength and righteousness. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| With strength and righteousness. | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 624 |
| With strength enough, and none to spare. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 153 |
| With such a cursèd, artful foe? | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| With such a load of sin? | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| With such shall not be one, | W. Gadsby (122nd) | 522 |
| With sweet provisions shall be fed. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 365 |
| With sweet surprise to sit and view | W. Gadsby (148th) | 602 |
| With sympathising grief to mourn | J. Hart (C.M.) | 156 |
| With tears of holy joy, extol; | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| With tears of joy, faith now believes | J. Stevens (C.M.) | 228 |
| With tenderness and skill. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 130 |
| With that love which casts out fear. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 610 |
| With that rich blessing, love. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 30 |
| With the Almightys wrathful rod | J. Hart (7.6.) | 827 |
| With the Father, Son, and Thee. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 695 |
| With the Holy Spirits favour, | John Newton (8.7.) | 500 |
| With the King of glory one; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 609 |
| With the Lamb inherit. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 484 |
| With the beloved disciple, I | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| With the celestial host we join, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 38 |
| With the sad tale of all your care. | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| With the saints in heaven above, | Zion’s Trumpet, 1838 (8.7.) | 1118 |
| With the shadow of thy wing. | C. Wesley (7s) | 303 |
| With the smilings of his face. | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 698 |
| With the strength which he is giving, | J. Irons (8.7.4.) | 735 |
| With the treasures of my God; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 641 |
| With thee it shall go well. | J. Kent (8.8.6.) | 917 |
| With thee resolved to die and live; | Augustus Toplady (112th) | 1052 |
| With thee to be baptized? | J. Fellows (C.M.) | 429 |
| With thee, blest Object of my love; | Augustus Toplady (L.M.) | 991 |
| With thee, our Lord and King, | S. Barnard (148th) | 1129 |
| With them thou wilt never part; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| With these a lumpish soul may fly, | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| With this I venture nigh; | John Newton (C.M.) | 388 |
| With this bright hope I walk below – | J. Stevens (8.8.6.) | 216 |
| With this delightful prospect fired, | J. Swain (L.M.) | 387 |
| With this my every fear dispel, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1091 |
| With thorns his temples gored and gashed, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| With thy all-quickening powers; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| With thy all-quickening powers; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 25 |
| With thy children I would sit, | J. Hart (7s) | 874 |
| With thy love, and blood, and smart; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| With thy presence, Lord, refresh us, | W. Gadsby (8.7.) | 697 |
| With thy soft flames of heavenly love, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 28 |
| With tidings great and grand; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| With tokens of his grace. | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 509 |
| With tokens of my love. | P. Doddridge (S.M.) | 345 |
| With treasures rich and free. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| With trembling for relief; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 731 |
| With unbeclouded eyes; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1022 |
| With uncreated rays; | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| With unrelenting hearts be viewed, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 734 |
| With us evermore abound. | J. Fawcett (8.7.4.) | 461 |
| With vials full of odours sweet, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 19 |
| With voice to raise the dead; | John Berridge (148th) | 374 |
| With warmth, and zeal, and strife. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 783 |
| With waters sweet and clear? | J. Ryland (C.M.) | 247 |
| With what raptures hell embrace us, | Henry Fowler (8.7.4.) | 769 |
| With what success, what wondrous grace, | E. Scott (C.M.) | 1145 |
| With what we have received | J. Hart (S.M.) | 825 |
| With which his name is richly stored, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 949 |
| With which the true church is now blest. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 544 |
| With wine and milk, and living bread, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 587 |
| With wishes warm and strong; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 773 |
| With wonder and with love, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 648 |
| With wonder and with love. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 475 |
| With wonder we attend, | J. Swain (122nd) | 371 |
| With wondering eyes, Lord, we admire | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 660 |
| With wounds still gaping wide, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 23 |
| With wrath that we incurred; | J. Hart (148th) | 445 |
| Withered and barren should I be, | Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 939 |
| Withered and dead, and rooted up; | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Within my bosom fix thy throne, | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 903 |
| Within our hearts to move, | J. Hart (148th) | 448 |
| Within the clefts of his dear side, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 924 |
| Within the temple of thy grace; | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 369 |
| Within the veil and see | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 477 |
| Within these walls let holy peace, | John Newton (C.M.) | 398 |
| Within these walls, dear Lord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 696 |
| Within this soul of mine. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1003 |
| Within thy blest abode, | S. Stennett (S.M.) | 359 |
| Within thy presence, Lord, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 140 |
| Within, O what a hellish crew! | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 510 |
| Within, however low. | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Without Jerusalems gate; | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Without a bottom or a shore. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 33 |
| Without a friend, without a home, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Without a glass between. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 478 |
| Without a guilty fear. | (Author Unknown) (8.8.6.) | 902 |
| Without a murmuring word; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 111 |
| Without a seam this garments wove, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 113 |
| Without a single flaw, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 537 |
| Without beginning or decline, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 969 |
| Without cessation pray; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Without clouds, in heaven we see. | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1135 |
| Without declension, more or less, | J. Kent (S.M.) | 909 |
| Without desire, or love, or fear, | John Newton (S.M.) | 196 |
| Without distrust or fear. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Without enlivening grace! | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 402 |
| Without him I can nothing do. | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Without him we nothing can do. | W. Gadsby (8s) | 670 |
| Without its fresh flavour, in knowledge theres fault; | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Without much pains or cost; | J. Hart (148th) | 817 |
| Without one cheering ray; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1069 |
| Without relief and infinite. | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 47 |
| Without the convoy of thy love. | R. Hill (L.M.) | 373 |
| Without the power to act or will. | J. Hart (L.M.) | 740 |
| Without thee, cannot rise; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 679 |
| Without thy graces and thyself, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 186 |
| Without thy life-inspiring ray, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Without thy peace and presence, Lord, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 941 |
| Without thy presence, Lord. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 185 |
| Without thy sovereign power, O Lord, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1127 |
| Without thy sweet mercy I could not live here; | J. Stocker (11s) | 11 |
| Without your Fathers leave. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Witness thou, Gethsemane. | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wonder and joy shall tune my heart, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 207 |
| Wonder, love, and bless thy name; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Wonderful Gethsemane? | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wondering angels stood confounded | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237A |
| Wonders of mercy best proclaim, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Woollen mixed with linen. | J. Hart (8.3.) | 800 |
| Words flow apace when you complain, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Work all thy will by love. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 774 |
| Work in me to will and do; | C. Wesley (7s) | 1077 |
| Work in me, Lord, to will and do, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Work in us thy precious faith; | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Work with the means, and for this end, | John Berridge (148th) | 674 |
| Works cannot work thee remission, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Works neer can make the blessing mine; | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 530 |
| World, and flesh, and devil too. | J. Berridge (7s) | 147 |
| World, flesh, and Satan all surround; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 304 |
| World, flesh, and the devil, and imitate Christ. | J. Hart (104th) | 254 |
| Worms approach him, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Worship God, then, in his Son; | J. Hart (7s) | 789 |
| Worthy art thou of endless fame; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 176 |
| Worthy of eternal praise. | (Author Unknown) (7s) | 970 |
| Worthy of our best esteem; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 205 |
| Worthy that thou shouldst me consume, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Worthy the Lamb that died, they cry, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Worthy the Lamb! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Worthy the Lamb! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Worthy the Lamb! | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Worthy the Lamb, our lips reply, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1005 |
| Worthy the Lamb, shall be my song, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 567 |
| Worthy the slaughtered Lamb! | J. Kent (S.M.) | 922 |
| Worthy thou of love and laud, | J. Hart (7s) | 857 |
| Worthy thou to be adored, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 854 |
| Would God preserve my soul from hell, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Would chase these shades of night away; | J. Kent (L.M.) | 910 |
| Would eer the God of truth make known | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Would fain like Peter, weep; | C. Wesley (7.6.8.) | 390 |
| Would fall a thousand times a day; | J. Hart (112th) | 182 |
| Would feel were one in him. | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 661 |
| Would gladly receive him, but fear to presume; | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Would have the ark and Dagon dwell. | John Berridge (148th) | 885 |
| Would he bestow such mercies past, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Would he devote that sacred head | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 763 |
| Would he reveal my sin and woe, | Dobell’s Selection (L.M.) | 981 |
| Would light on some sweet promise there, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Would on thy sacred bosom lie, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Would pull Gods temple down, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Would pull his glory down. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 617 |
| Would rear its haughty head; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Would sound aloud thy saving love, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 100 |
| Would still esteem this day the best, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1124 |
| Would they another lot prefer? | T. Kelly (C.M.) | 1013 |
| Would we then rejoice indeed? | J. Hart (7s) | 154 |
| Would we view his brightest glory, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 514 |
| Would you condole your dying Friend? | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| Wouldst thou find a proper preacher? | J. Hart (8.7.) | 864 |
| Wouldst thou sins dominion flee, | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wound the heart that wounded thee; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wounded, bruisèd, serpent-bitten, | J. Hart (8.8.7.) | 876 |
| Wove by everlasting love. | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Wrapped and swaddled; that is he. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| Wrapped in contemplation sweet; | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Wrapped in humanity, to die | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Wrapped up in self-conceit and pride, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Wrath and terror | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Wrath, and law, and terrors, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 306 |
| Wrath, law, and Satan, guilt and sin, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 636 |
| Wrathful, impure, and proud I am; | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1076 |
| Wrest Jesus sceptre from his hands, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 351 |
| Wrestle hard with God in prayer. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 746 |
| Wrestling prayer can wonders do; | John Newton (7s) | 397 |
| Wretched and undone we were; | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Wretches that feel what help they need | J. Hart (C.M.) | 218 |
| Write thy new name upon my heart, | C. Wesley (C.M.) | 1024 |
| Written with iron pens in blood, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Wrought by Zions faithful God! | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Wrought by the labours of his Son, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Wrung at the heart, and sweating blood, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 712 |
| Ye Christians, hear the joyful news, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Ye angels, dwell upon the sound! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Ye angels, hymn his glorious name, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 856 |
| Ye angels, strike your harps of gold; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Ye are travelling home to God | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| Ye broken hearts all, who cry out, Unclean, | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| Ye broken hearts, be strong; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Ye busy cares, be still; | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Ye cannot bring me guilty in, | J. Cennick (8.8.6.) | 163 |
| Ye cannot but hold on your way. | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Ye captive souls, in fetters bound, | Spiritual Mag., 1790 (C.M.) | 989 |
| Ye children of God, by faith in his Son, | J. Hart (104th) | 221 |
| Ye children of Zion, now dry up your tears; | Henry Fowler (11s) | 1033 |
| Ye chosen royal seed, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Ye citizens of heaven. | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Ye dying souls, that sit | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 110 |
| Ye elder sons, be still; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 219 |
| Ye eternal gates, your leaves unfold! | J. Hart (C.M.) | 489 |
| Ye famishing, naked, and poor, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Ye fearful saints, fresh courage take; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 320 |
| Ye fearing, doubting souls, turn in. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Ye feeble saints, your strength endures, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Ye gleaners, one and all, | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 519 |
| Ye guilty souls, that groan and grieve, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Ye happy souls, draw near, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Ye heavens, reflect it to the ground! | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 18 |
| Ye highly favoured few | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Ye humble souls, complain no more; | A. Steele (L.M.) | 257 |
| Ye know your faith shall ever last; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Ye lambs of Christs fold, ye weaklings in faith, | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| Ye messengers of grace, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Ye mournful souls, be glad! | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Ye mourning souls, lift up your eyes | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Ye must rise when Christ appears; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Ye palaces, sceptres, and crowns, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Ye perishing and naked poor, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 56 |
| Ye pilgrims of Zion, and chosen of God, | Henry Fowler (11.8.) | 350 |
| Ye pilgrims, too, below, | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Ye poor afflicted souls, give ear, | John Berridge (L.M.) | 897 |
| Ye prisoners of hope, oerwhelmèd with grief, | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Ye prodigals, lift up your voice, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Ye ransomed from the fall; | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Ye ransomed of the Lord; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 834 |
| Ye sadly would your folly mourn; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Ye saints of the Lord, rejoice in your King; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Ye saints on earth, your voices raise, | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 504 |
| Ye saints, ascend the skies. | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 466 |
| Ye saints, to praise his name, | J. Swain (C.M.) | 132 |
| Ye servants of the Lord, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Ye shall have by God imputed, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Ye sinners in distress, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 586 |
| Ye sinners lost, and wretched too, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Ye sinners, while these symbols dear | J. Hart (L.M.) | 824 |
| Ye slaves in Sinais cell, | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Ye sons of God, be wise, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 599 |
| Ye sons of God, rejoice, and sing | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Ye sons of liberty, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Ye soon will meet with comfort sweet; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Ye souls redeemed by Jesus blood, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1094 |
| Ye souls redeemed of Gentile race, | E. Perronet (C.M.) | 730 |
| Ye souls redeemed with Jesus precious blood, | W. Gadsby (10s) | 703 |
| Ye souls redeemed with blood; | J. Hart (148th) | 102 |
| Ye souls that are weak, and helpless, and poor, | J. Hart (104th) | 129 |
| Ye souls that trust in Christ, rejoice; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Ye souls, redeemed with blood, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Ye struggling souls, be strong in faith, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Ye tempted and tried, to Jesus draw nigh, | J. Wingrove (104th) | 1000 |
| Ye tempted souls, reflect | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Ye that assume his sacred name, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 797 |
| Ye that die without repentance, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| Ye that pass by, behold the Man! | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 688 |
| Ye the kingdom shall obtain, | J. Kent (7s) | 145 |
| Ye thirsty, poor, and needy souls, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Ye thirsty, sin-sick souls, draw near; | J. Cennick (112th) | 985 |
| Ye trembling souls appear; | WIlliam Cowper (C.M.) | 1122 |
| Ye tried, ye tempted sinners, look | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| Ye weary spirits, rest; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Ye who find yourselves polluted, | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 920 |
| Ye who have felt his blood | J. Allen (6.4.) | 415 |
| Ye who his salvation prove, | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Ye who scorn the Lamb that died. | J. Swain (8.7.4.) | 495 |
| Ye who see the Fathers grace | J. Langford (7s) | 90 |
| Ye who think of sin but lightly, | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Ye will at last be winners; | J. Hart (7.7.8.7.) | 806 |
| Ye wretched sinners, come; | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 675 |
| Yea, down to old age he will keep, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 627 |
| Yea, down to the Jordan of death, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Yea, for them my life did resign. | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Yea, he decreed the very place | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Yea, more, with his own hand he seemed | John Newton (L.M.) | 295 |
| Yea, oft in the clouds of dejection hell ride, | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Yea, when thy eye of faith is dim, | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Yes! God is above men, devils, and sin; | C. Wesley (104th) | 229 |
| Yes, I shall soon be landed | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Yes, I shall soon be seated, | Gospel Mag., 1801 (7.6.) | 483 |
| Yes, I to the end shall endure, | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 340 |
| Yes, Im secure beneath thy blood, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 166 |
| Yes, Jesus is by heaven adored, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1042 |
| Yes, Lord, I own thy sovereign hand, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1086 |
| Yes, Lord, I shall see the bliss of thy own; | C. Wesley (104th) | 408 |
| Yes, affliction is their lot; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Yes, and I must and will esteem | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 112 |
| Yes, blood so rich as thine. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 860 |
| Yes, bring it forth, and put it on, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 590 |
| Yes, dearest Lord, tis my desire | R. Burnham (L.M.) | 61 |
| Yes, he is the true paschal Lamb, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 566 |
| Yes, he speaks, and speaks to thee, | John Newton (7s) | 273 |
| Yes, if his name be Lord of Hosts, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 557 |
| Yes, mercy reigns, and justice too; | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 17 |
| Yes, my Beloved to my sight | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 21 |
| Yes, my soul, tis he! tis he! | T. Kelly (8.7.) | 1116 |
| Yes, now I know tis he, tis he! | W. Batty (C.M.) | 950 |
| Yes, on thy word alone Ill rest, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Yes, saith the Lord, now will I rise | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Yes, she may forgetful be, | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Yes, the Redeemer left his throne, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 95 |
| Yes, the cup of wrath is drained; | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 982 |
| Yes, the very worst of sinners, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 593 |
| Yes, this Warrior, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 560 |
| Yes, this way abounds with grace, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Yes, thou art precious to my soul, | P. Doddridge (C.M.) | 138 |
| Yes, tis a faithful, cheering word, | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1046 |
| Yes, twas grace beyond all measure, | T. Kelly (8.7.7.) | 1040 |
| Yes, we praise thee, gracious Saviour; | John Newton (8.7.7.) | 416 |
| Yes, when this flesh and heart shall fail, | John Newton (C.M.) | 198 |
| Yes, with a cheerful zeal, | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Yes, with a loud immortal tongue, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 592 |
| Yes, you shall all his glory see, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 666 |
| Yes; though of sinners Im the worst, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1100 |
| Yesterday, today, for ever, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 826 |
| Yet Christ will safely keep, | R. De Courcy (148th) | 294 |
| Yet Davids Lord and Gideons Friend, | WIlliam Cowper (148th) | 338 |
| Yet God, my God, forgets me not; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 967 |
| Yet I feel Im not at home, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Yet I love thee and adore; | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Yet I mourn my stubborn will | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| Yet I must live on thee, dear Lord, | A. Steele (8.8.6.) | 962 |
| Yet I weary am, I know, | John Newton (7s) | 356 |
| Yet I will remember thee. | WIlliam Cowper (7s) | 968 |
| Yet Jesus bids him nothing dread. | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1049 |
| Yet a flagrant rebel still, | Henry Fowler (7s) | 1031 |
| Yet a loving Peter fell. | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Yet act the flatterers part; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1146 |
| Yet after many toilsome years, | J. Berridge (8.8.6.) | 178 |
| Yet all are most needful; not one is in vain. | J. Grant (11s) | 993 |
| Yet all his saints on earth shall know, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 625 |
| Yet all the vain and noisy crowd | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Yet all things shall work for their good, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Yet am I helped on this to dwell, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Yet amazèd I would be, | John Berridge (7s) | 301 |
| Yet ask for further light, | John Berridge (S.M.) | 891 |
| Yet be not dejected, however oppressed, | Samuel Medley (104th) | 322 |
| Yet be of good cheer, and soon shall you know | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Yet black is his name, though by his Lord blest; | John Berridge (104th) | 710 |
| Yet boundless is his grace; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 559 |
| Yet bring their wants away. | J. Kent (S.M.) | 412 |
| Yet cant compare with him. | Isaac Watts & J. Needham (C.M.) | 15 |
| Yet crave a living store. | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 589 |
| Yet drink, and let your hearts be glad. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 996 |
| Yet erring men make much ado, | W. Tucker (L.M.) | 78 |
| Yet feed upon folly and vice, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| Yet feel a strange mysterious strife | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 997 |
| Yet find my own is working too. | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Yet find on the morrow the law does him curse. | W. Gadsby (104th) | 520 |
| Yet finds me neither feet nor hands; | J. Berridge (L.M.) | 49 |
| Yet firm to his promise thy God shall abide; | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Yet firmly decreed to save us by grace; | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Yet for mercy I may plead, | John Berridge (7s) | 895 |
| Yet for sin theres no remission | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 916 |
| Yet full forgiveness is with thee; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 385 |
| Yet glory they not in their shame, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Yet grace, though he bless thee, shall surely be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Yet have been upheld till now; | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Yet he arose to live and reign, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Yet he espies my every want, | W. Hammond (L.M.) | 279 |
| Yet he in the furnace loves us; | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Yet he made a woeful trip, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Yet he will soon the cause decide, | S. Stennett (L.M.) | 762 |
| Yet his Spirit whispers peace, | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 801 |
| Yet his love and grace are such, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 623 |
| Yet his mercy is no less; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Yet his tender, loving heart | W. Gadsby (7s) | 562 |
| Yet hopes determined still to wait, | R. Burnham (C.M.) | 244 |
| Yet hoping in the Lamb, | (Author Unknown) (148th) | 214 |
| Yet how little they could see | J. Hart (7s) | 802 |
| Yet how little understood! | J. Kent (8.7.4.) | 758 |
| Yet in himself evils are both seen and felt. | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| Yet in his righteousness complete. | J. Adams (L.M.) | 175 |
| Yet in the Lord they firm abide, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 634 |
| Yet in thy gospel plan I see, | J. Maxwell (L.M.) | 44 |
| Yet in thy strength can all things do; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Yet joy in the morning shall surely abound; | W. Hammond (104th) | 343 |
| Yet kindly he smiled, and said, Live! | J. Swain (8s) | 319 |
| Yet know not what they say. | J. Berridge (C.M.) | 300 |
| Yet let believers cease their fears, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Yet let me hear thy call, | C. Wesley & Augustus Toplady (C.M.) | 1072 |
| Yet let me not repine; | B. Beddome (C.M.) | 1110 |
| Yet long I vainly sought | John Berridge (148th) | 673 |
| Yet loved me notwithstanding all; | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 9 |
| Yet married am I to Jesus the Lamb! | W. Gadsby (104th) | 521 |
| Yet men would fain be just with God, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 1148 |
| Yet mercy can my guilt forgive, | J. Fawcett (L.M.) | 238 |
| Yet mercy spares this guilty land, | A. Steele (C.M.) | 1143 |
| Yet murmur at it still. | John Newton (S.M.) | 278 |
| Yet must this building rise; | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Yet never wanted bread. | J. Hart (S.M.) | 446 |
| Yet none so foolish are and base, | John Berridge (112th) | 898 |
| Yet not with single eye; | J. Berridge (S.M.) | 253 |
| Yet now and then, dear Lord, bestow | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 265 |
| Yet now, subdued by sovereign grace, | J. Kent (148th) | 732 |
| Yet often start aside; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 613 |
| Yet often triumph in my Head. | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Yet ofttimes he proves them, for grace must be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Yet on her Beloved she leans. | J. Kent (8s) | 334 |
| Yet on its brink I dwell; | John Berridge (S.M.) | 444 |
| Yet on this rock the church shall rest, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 141 |
| Yet once again I seek thy face; | C. Wesley (112th) | 1060 |
| Yet one strange work exceeds them all! | J. Hart (L.M.) | 88 |
| Yet one thing secures us, whatever betide, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| Yet our Jesus loves us freely, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 719 |
| Yet pant for breath each step I take. | John Berridge (148th) | 883 |
| Yet pass rebellious angels by – | A. Steele (L.M.) | 1123 |
| Yet past backslidings Christ can heal, | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Yet plague the prisoner too. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 151 |
| Yet pleased with his journey and swift in his flight; | Isaac Watts (11s) | 414 |
| Yet retain a heart of steel? | J. Swain (8.7.) | 689 |
| Yet save a trembling sinner, Lord, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 761 |
| Yet shall possess a heavenly throne. | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 172 |
| Yet simple folk have sharpest eyes, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 745 |
| Yet since I feel it so, | John Newton (C.M.) | 1108 |
| Yet since we have known the Saviours great name, | John Newton (104th) | 324 |
| Yet sins rank weeds within me live; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 875 |
| Yet sovereign favours we have oft enjoyed; | W. Gadsby (10s) | 699 |
| Yet sovereign mercy calls, Return! | A. Steele (C.M.) | 392 |
| Yet still I cannot come to thee. | C. Wesley (L.M.) | 1019 |
| Yet still he will love thee; but grace must be tried. | J. Kent (104th) | 297 |
| Yet still his hand they shall adore, | J. Adams (S.M.) | 274 |
| Yet still his written will obey, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 75 |
| Yet still knock on, and wait awhile; | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Yet still our souls desire anew | J. Kent (L.M.) | 911 |
| Yet still this Man thy Peace shall be. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 925 |
| Yet still we do all things in vain, | Gospel Mag., 1777 (8s) | 250 |
| Yet such is free grace unto me, | W. Gadsby (8s) | 595 |
| Yet such is the power and love of our King, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 612 |
| Yet sure no soul shall eer be lost | John Berridge (C.M.) | 714 |
| Yet the question gives a plea, | John Newton (7s) | 376 |
| Yet the strong this way cant come; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 543 |
| Yet the sweet streams that from him flow, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 142 |
| Yet the victory hope to gain; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Yet then my happy soul shall tell, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 410 |
| Yet they feel a panting mind | W. Gadsby (7s) | 619 |
| Yet they have an inward joy, | J. Humphreys (7s) | 80 |
| Yet thinks itself the least. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 905 |
| Yet this we safely may believe, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 681 |
| Yet thou alone hast power, I know, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Yet thou canst come to me. | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Yet though beset by crafty foes, | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 302 |
| Yet though in massy fetters bound, | J. Kent (C.M.) | 1092 |
| Yet though their sweetness I have known, | John Newton (112th) | 728 |
| Yet thy God is with thee still. | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Yet tis the gospels joyful sound: | J. Kent (L.M.) | 1090 |
| Yet to dread the thoughts of ease. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Yet to hold deliverance sure. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Yet to sigh with sore contrition, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Yet to tremble, fear and quake; | J. Hart (8.7.) | 237 |
| Yet too dark to see my way; | W. Gadsby (7s) | 722 |
| Yet wait for morning light. | John Berridge (C.M.) | 893 |
| Yet watch against falling, and yield not to doubt, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Yet we are born to cares and woes – | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Yet we by faith deaths power defy; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 492 |
| Yet we freely all abandon, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 1102 |
| Yet we hope the day to see, | T. Kelly (7s) | 1062 |
| Yet we rejoice to hear his name, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Yet we shall hereafter know, | J. Hart (7.6.) | 315 |
| Yet we trust thy mighty hand; | J. Adams (8.7.4.) | 349 |
| Yet well adore his name; | W. Gadsby (S.M.) | 614 |
| Yet well attempt his name to bless, | J. Swain (8.8.6.) | 724 |
| Yet who that knows the worth of prayer, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Yet with my God I leave my cause | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 465 |
| Yet with the bounties of thy grace, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Yet would I glory in the thought, | John Newton (C.M.) | 959 |
| Yet would I in his grace confide, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Yet would I trust in him that died, | J. Hoskins (C.M.) | 953 |
| Yet yield not thou to doubt; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 782 |
| Yet you stand, and stand you will? | J. Hart (7.5.) | 77 |
| Yet, Lord, be near my heart, | John Berridge (148th) | 672 |
| Yet, Lord, if thy love has designed | Augustus Toplady (8s) | 293 |
| Yet, Lord, our inmost thoughts delight | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 423 |
| Yet, Lord, relying on thy word, | John Newton (C.M.) | 999 |
| Yet, Lord, whateer thy will may be, | W. Gadsby (C.M.) | 646 |
| Yet, beguiled by unbelief, | John Berridge (7s) | 742 |
| Yet, bless the Lord, through grace I feel | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 621 |
| Yet, brethren, rest not here. | J. Hart (8.8.6.) | 786 |
| Yet, dearest Lord, when viewed in thee, | Samuel Medley (L.M.) | 470 |
| Yet, gracious God! thy power and love | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 164 |
| Yet, gracious God, where shall I flee? | A. Steele (C.M.) | 136 |
| Yet, lest on their lees they should rest, | J. Kent (8s) | 298 |
| Yet, let the blood our hands have spilt | John Berridge (L.M.) | 716 |
| Yet, mighty God! our fleeting days | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 498 |
| Yet, says the Lord, should nature change, | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Yet, self-abased, will I adore; | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 381 |
| Yet, through all the scenes of time, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 545 |
| Yet, through grace, we know in measure | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 651 |
| Yet, trusting in thy righteousness, | John Berridge (112th) | 1120 |
| Yet, when faith is strong and true, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Yet, when they mourned their faults, | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 318 |
| Yet, while they the furnace are in, | J. Kent (8s) | 183 |
| Yield not, then, to unbelief; | John Newton (7s) | 956 |
| Yield sweet obedience to thy law. | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 655 |
| Yield their fruit to all around, | T. Kelly (8.7.4.) | 932 |
| Yielding peace and sweet delight. | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 1096 |
| Yon permanent sun shall outshine; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| You can never be released, | R. Burnham (8.7.) | 157 |
| You cannot be right in the rest, | John Newton (8s) | 1149 |
| You cant come too filthy; come just as you are. | J. Hart (104th) | 155 |
| You for ever | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| You have now, in Davids city, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 776 |
| You never shall perish if Jesus can save. | J. Hart (104th) | 804 |
| You never will perfection find, | W. Gadsby (8.8.6.) | 572 |
| You on Jesus throne shall rest; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| You that love the Lord indeed, | John Newton (7s) | 283 |
| You then have peace with God. | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| You to dwell with fiends infernal, | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| You to everlasting pain. | J. Hart (8.7.) | 491 |
| You to save, your flesh assumes; | J. Cennick (7s) | 267 |
| You who long for his appearing, | John Newton (8.7.4.) | 496 |
| You who unto Jesus for refuge have fled? | K., 1787 (11s) | 329 |
| You will never come at all. | J. Hart (8.7.4.) | 723 |
| You, the objects of his choice, | W. Gadsby (7s) | 662 |
| Youll sing the same another day. | J. Kent (L.M.) | 87A |
| Young and old do now before thee | Crosse (8.7.) | 1150 |
| Young men and maidens, rich and poor, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 620 |
| Younger plants – the sight how pleasant, | John Newton (8.7.) | 1144 |
| Your Counsellor to plead, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Your God and King adore; | C. Wesley (148th) | 127 |
| Your Husband and Saviour for you gave his life; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Your Husband, and your Friend; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Your Makers lovely praise; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 539 |
| Your Masters lot you must expect – | J. Hart (S.M.) | 312 |
| Your Prophet he to teach; | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Your Saviour, and your God, | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Your Surety, thus released by God, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Your Way, your Life, your End. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 571 |
| Your baseness he bore, and makes you all fair; | W. Gadsby (104th) | 568 |
| Your cancelled claim no more obtrude; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 106 |
| Your case admits no stay; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 45 |
| Your cheerful song would oftener be, | WIlliam Cowper (L.M.) | 394 |
| Your conquering Lord pursue, | J. Hart (C.M.) | 861 |
| Your dread crimes once pierced his heart! | W. Gadsby (7s) | 720 |
| Your every burden bring; | Samuel Medley (C.M.) | 987 |
| Your faithful God is gracious still; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Your first espousals call to mind; | J. Hart (L.M.) | 858 |
| Your glorious Head, in all you do. | W. Gadsby (148th) | 608 |
| Your grateful tribute bring; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 39 |
| Your harps, ye trembling saints, | Augustus Toplady (S.M.) | 330 |
| Your hearts and voices raise; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 487 |
| Your heavenly Father ever lives, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Your heavenly Father is your Light, | W. Gadsby (L.M.) | 531 |
| Your hope in Jesus never dies; | J. Kent (S.M.) | 921 |
| Your interest in his blood, | D. Herbert (C.M.) | 986 |
| Your liberty receive; | C. Wesley (148th) | 59 |
| Your noblest music bring. | Isaac Watts (S.M.) | 167 |
| Your noblest powers exert, | S. Stennett (148th) | 403 |
| Your pomps are but shadows and sounds, | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Your prayers will not prove vain; | J. Hart (S.M.) | 308A |
| Your pride with disdain I survey; | B. Francis (8s) | 246 |
| Your resurrections sure, through his, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 488 |
| Your sighing and mourning in singing shall end. | W. Hammond (104th) | 998 |
| Your sins are all forgiven; | J. Hart (C.M.) | 850 |
| Your sorrow and sighing are felt in his breast; | John Berridge (104th) | 687 |
| Your strength will forsake you, and leave you to fall, | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Your taste shall all my dainties prove, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 363 |
| Your very hairs are numbered all; | John Berridge (8.8.6.) | 1113 |
| Your weaker brethren to despise, | J. Hart (L.M.) | 810 |
| Your wonderful Lover has bought you with blood; | W. Gadsby (11s) | 644 |
| Youre safe in your Redeemers hands, | B. Wallin (L.M.) | 82 |
| Zeal extinguished to a spark; | J. Hart (7.5.) | 853 |
| Zion enjoys her Monarchs love, | Isaac Watts (L.M.) | 1141 |
| Zion has a full salvation, | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Zion in her Lord shall dwell; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 600 |
| Zion its name – the Lord is there; | T. Kelly (L.M.) | 1048 |
| Zion on his heart does dwell; | W. Gadsby (8.7.4.) | 582 |
| Zion shall his mercy sing, | W. Gadsby (7.6.) | 574 |
| Zion still dwells upon the heart | Isaac Watts (C.M.) | 269 |
| Zion to her journeys end? | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |
| Zion, city of our God! | John Newton (8.7.) | 372 |
| Zion, from age to age, | W. Gadsby (6.4.) | 517 |
| Zion, thrice happy place! | Isaac Watts (122nd) | 362 |
| Zions mourners, cease your fear; | J. Hart (7.6.8.) | 787 |
| Zions troubles to renew. | W. Gadsby (7s) | 616 |