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HYMN . 288 O God, thy faithfulness I plead. . 176 O God, thy righteousness we own. O God, to whom, in flesh revealed... 395 O God, to whom the faithful. J. Conder 945 O God, what offering shall J. Lange, trans. by J Wesley 431 O God, who dost thy sove-. J. Conder 821 W. 382 O great mountain, who art thou O happy day that fixed my Dr.Doddridge 912 W. 199 O heavenly King, Look down
O help us, Lord! each hour Dean Milman 696 O how blest the hour, Lord Spitta, trans. by R. Massie 882 911
O how shall a sinner perform O Jesu, source of calm
INDEX TO THE HYMNS.
Freylinghausen, trans. by J. Wesley 353 389 W. 815
145 341 . 160 W. 405
462 455
. H. F. Lyte 544 W. H. Bathurst 588 Dr. Neale 992 548
O Jesus, at thy feet we wait O Jesus, full of truth and grace. O Jesus, let me bless thy name
O Jesus, let thy dying cry.
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O Jesus my Hope..
O joyful sound of gospel grace. O let the prisoners' mournful cries O let us our own works forsake.. O Lord, how good, how O Lord, how long shall O Lord of hosts, whose O Lord, thy faithful servant O Lord, turn not thy face.
Bp. Heber, from Mardley 797 . Spitta, trans.
O Lord, who by thy.
by R. Massie 967 O Lord, with vengeance. W. H. Bathurst 602 O Love divine! how sweet thou art O Love divine! what hast thou.
. 147 W. 28 W. 379 .. 265
W. 402 W. 158
W. 162
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O Love, I languish at thy stay
O may thy powerful word.
O might I this moment cease.
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O my God, what must I do
O my offended God
O my old, my bosom foe
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O render thanks to God Tate and Brady 612 O Saviour, cast a gracious smile O Saviour, whom this holy. O Sun of righteousness. O that I could, in every place. O that I could my Lord receive. O that I could repent! O that
O that I could repent! With all O that I could revere.
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O that I, first of love possessed
O that my load of sin were gone O that thou wouldst the heavens O thou eternal Victim, slain. O thou faithful God of love O thou God who hearest Dr. B.H. Kennedy 579 O thou, our Husband, Brother, Friend
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O thou who camest from above
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122 .772
W 113
O thou who hast our sorrows borne O thou who hast redeemed of old O thou who, when I S. Wesley, Sen. 614 O thou whom fain my soul would. O thou, whom once they flocked O thou, whose offering on the tree O timely happy, timely wise. O'tis enough, my God, my God O unexhausted grace
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W 702 J. Keble 965
W. 170
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W 198 946
TV 298
O wondrous power of faithful
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O worship the King, All. Sir R. Grant 611 O'erwhelmed with blessings Of old, O God, thine own. Oft 1 in my heart have said Oft in danger, oft in woe. Kirke White and Miss Maitland 847
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O what shall I do My Saviour to O when shall we sweetly
Omnipotent Lord, My Saviour
Omnipotent Redeemer.
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Omnipresent God! whose aid
Montgomery 589 W 192
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On all the earth thy Spirit. Altered from
Dr. H. More 457
On thee, O God of purity.... W. 543
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Once more the sun is St. Ambrose( died A.D. 397), trans. by Chandler 966 Once thou didst on earth appear One thing with all my soul's Montgomery 558 Open, Lord, my inward ear. Other ground can no man lay Our earth we now lament to see Our friendship sanctify and guide. Our Jesus is gone up on high
WV. 358
W 516
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W 759
Our Lord is risen from the
2.) 557
W. 151
W. 625
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W. 273
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Out of the deep I cry
Out of the depth of self- despair.. Out of the depths I cry. Luther, trans.
by Miss Winkworth 626
Partners of a glorious hope
W. 522
48 479
Pass a few swiftly- fleeting years. Peace be on this house bestowed Peace, doubting heart! my God's W 272 Pierce, fill me with an humble.. W 313 Pleasant are thy courts H. F. Lyte 593 Plunged in a gulf of dark... Dr. Watts 699 Praise, O praise our. Sir H. W. Baker 631 Praise the Lord! who reigns. W. 641
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Praise the Lord! ye.. J. Kempthorne 640
Praise ye the Lord!' tis good Dr. Watts 225 Prayer is the soul's sincere
Montgomery 823
Prisoners of hope, arise.
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Prisoners of hope, lift up your.
Pure baptismal Fire divine
Quickened with our immortal Head.. 419
Archdn. Churton 604
W. 773
Raise the psalm: let Regardless now of things Rejoice evermore With angels Rejoice for a brother deceased Rejoice, the Lord is King
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