INDEX TO THE HYMNS.
NOTES.- 1. Where no name follows the first line in the Index, the hymn may be taken as the production of Mr. Charles Wesley The letter W is affixed to those hymns which first appeared in publications for which the Wesleys were jointly responsible; in this case it cannot be determined with certainty to which of the two brothers a hymr. should be ascribed.
2. The mark f affixed to certain hymns denotes that the sixth line of each verse contains eight syllables.
AUTHOR.
FIRST LINE.
A charge to keep I have
HYMN 318
A few more years shall roll. Dr. Bonar 984
A fountain of life and of grace.
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A nation God delights to bless
. 466
A safe stronghold our God is still Luther,
trans. by T. Carlyle 856
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A thousand oracles divine A widow poor, forlorn, oppressed Abide with me! fast falls. H. F. Lyte 972 Abraham, when severely tried W. 286 Adam descended from above
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Afflicted by a gracious God
After all that I have done. Again we lift our voice
Ah! Lord, with trembling I confess
Ah! when shall I awake
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Ah! whither should I go
Ah! why am I left to complain. All glory to God in the sky All glory to our gracious Lord. All hail the power of Jesu's, E All people that on earth.. W
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All thanks to the Lamb. Whc gives All things are possible to him
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- 777 .. 220 W. 616 Perronet 681 Kethe or
J Hopkins 607 All praise to our redeeming Lord. W. 500 All thanks be to God.
W. 219 . 481
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W, 303
W. 152
All ye that pass by Almighty God of love
. 452
Almighty Maker of my frame Miss Steele 564 And am I born to die
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And am I only born to die
44 478
And are we yet alive.
W. 201
W. 1025
535 . 948
And can it be, that I should gain And can we forbear, In tasting our And let our bodies part And let this feeble body fail And must this body die Angels your march oppose Appointed by thee, We meet in thy Are there not in the labourer's day Arise, my soul, arise, Shake
Dr. Watts 930
. 315 . 434
281 W. 202
. 443
Arise, my soul, arise, Thy.... W. 194 Arm of the Lord, awake, awake! The Arm of the Lord, awake, awake! Thine. 386 Art thou weary, art thou Dr. Neale 733 . Tate and Brady 567 At even, ere the sun was set H. Twells 969 Author of faith, appear. W. 852
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FIRST LINE.
AUTHOR.
Author of faith, eternal Word Author of faith, on me confer Author of faith, to thee I cry Author of faith, we seek thy face Awake, my soul, and with the Awake, our souls! away, our. Away, my needless fears Away, my unbelieving fear. Away with all our trouble. Away with our fears, Our
Away with our fears, The glad
Away with our sorrow and fear.
HYMN W. 95
805 ..118 . 458
Bp Ken 964 Dr. Watts 802
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W. 803
W. 1026
- W. 760
. 231
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Be it according to thy word
W. 362
Be it my only wisdom here
- 320
Be known to us in breaking Montgomery 908 Before Jehovah's awful. Dr. Watts 603
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Before the great Three- T. Olivers( pt. 3) 800 Begin, my soul, some heavenly Dr. Watts 659 Behold, how good a thing. W. 630 Behold! the mountain of the. M Bruce 740 Behold the Saviour of. S. Wesley, Sen. 22 Behold the servant of the Lord. 429 Behold the sure foundation-. Dr. Watts 617 Behold us, Lord, a little.J. Ellerton 863
Being of beings, God of love.
Bid me of men beware
W, 654 .. 311
Blessed are the pure in. W. M. Bunting 817
Blessing, honour, thanks, and
W. 50
Blessing to God, for ever blest
W. 1023
Blest be our everlasting Lord
. 248 W. 534 W. 561
Blest be the dear uniting love Blest is the man, supremely blest. Blest Spirit! from the. W. M. Bunting 770 Blow ye the trumpet, blow
Bold in our Almighty Lord
. 738 873
Branch of Jesse's stem, arise
. 756
Bread of heaven! on thee I. J. Conder 904 Bread of the world, in mercy Bp. Heber 906 Brethren in Christ, and well- beloved W. 490 Brief life is here our. Bernard of Clugny ( A.D. circ. 1100), trans. by Dr. Neale 913 But, above all, lay hold..
. 267
. 282
. 475
But can it be, that I should prove. But who sufficient is to lead. By faith we find the place above By secret influence from above. By the holy hills surrounded.
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Spitta,
trans. by R. Massie 595 231