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THE
PRIMITIVE METHODIST
HYMNAL
WITH ACCOMPANYING TUNES
EDITED BY
GEORGE BOOTH
THE HARMONIES REVISED BY
HENRY COWARD.
( MUS. BAC., OXON.)
LONDON:
PUBLISHED BY ROBERT BRYANT,
48 TO 50, ALDERSGATE STREET, E.C.

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PREFACE.
THIS HYMNAL is the fourth which has been published for congregational worship in the Primitive Methodist community. The first was chiefly a collection of hymns for ' Revivals,' open- air services, and general evangelistic work. It rapidly passed through several editions and slight enlargements, and contributed in various ways to the growth of the Connexion.
In 1825' The Large Hymn Book for the use of the Primitive Methodists' was issued under the editorship of Hugh Bourne, one of the Founders of the Denomination. In the preface he says-' In compiling the present Hymn Book great care has been taken to select the best hymns from the best authors; and a considerable number of original hymns have been composed expressly for this work.' This book and the previous small one bound together continued in use for nearly thirty years, but not without the need for a more suitable collection being for some time both felt and expressed.
A new book compiled by the late Rev. John Flesher, and published in 1854, was doubtless a great improvement on its predecessors, and it has also served the Connexion for upwards of thirty years.
While it is admitted that a change of hymn book may be an inconvenience to some, it can hardly be said that we are changing too often. Considering how new hymn writers continue in the order of Providence to be raised up; the constantly increasing number of hymn books; the progress made in hymnology and church music; and, owing to the spread of education, the altered tastes and preferences of vast numbers who worship with us- it can scarcely be expected that any hymn book, however carefully compiled, will, without addition or alterations, meet the wants of our church for more than thirty years.
The present IIymnal has been compiled by a committee appointed by the Conference of 1882. The appointment was made in response to a loud call for a Hymn Book more suitable for the public worship of our congregations than the one in use. The con. nittee soon found that the work involved much more labour than was at first anticipated. The richness of our age in good hymns increased rather than diminished the difficulty. There were not only the accumulated treasures of the past, but also the abundant stores of modern hymnologists, from which to make selections. With a much less supply of material the work of the committee would have been considerably easier.
In compiling the book the aim has been to retain the older hymns which are endeared by many hallowed associations to the hearts and memories of Christians of every name, and to add the choicest productions of our own times. Although the collections of Watts and Wesley still supply the largest number of hymns for a good hymnal, especially for Methodist worship, yet in these pages will be found selections from numerous other authors and translators. The names of these, as affixed to the hymns and contained in a separate list, will show that no church has had a monopoly of the gift of sacred song.
The committee have guarded as much as possible against altering the text of the hymns; and, as a rule, have scrupulously adhered to the author's own version, where that could be ascertained. The exceptions to this are few, and such as changes of taste in forms of expression, or the exigencies of correct measure, rendered necessary. Scarcely less than the evil of altering words and lines in classical hymns is that of cutting down lengthy compositions to an arbitrary standard. On this ground there will not, it is presumed, be great fault found with the present Hymnal. In some hymns a weak verse or verses have been deleted where this did not appear to injure, but improve,

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the sense and strength of the hymn. Tunes are now much shorter and sung more quickly than formerly, and the service of praise is becoming, and ought to become, a more important and prominent part of public worship.
Like other Christians, however, Primitive Methodists do not require hymns for public worship only, for they need them for the sick chamber, for the marriage feast, for funerals, for journeys by sea and land, for various social gatherings, for the home sanctuary, for personal and private use, for praising the Lord' secretly among the faithful,' as well as in the' great congregation.' All these objects the committee have kept in view, hoping that the Hymnal will become a precious companion to all classes of our people in the varying conditions of life.
It will be observed, that a method of arrangement has been followed, whereby hymns of the same metre are placed together. While this interferes somewhat with the logical sequence of the Hymns, it is thought that the advantages to be gained in the compilation of the Edition with Tunes will amply justify a departure from the ordinary method of arrangement.
Thanks are hereby most respectfully tendered to those authors and publishers who have courteously granted permission to print hymns in which they have a copyright. Obligations are due especially to the following:-The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Exeter; the Very Rev. the Dean of Wells; the Rev. Canon Furse, for hymns by the late Dr. Monsell; the Rev. Canon Dayman; Cardinal Newman; the Ven. Archdeacon Pott; the Rev. Dr. Allon; the Rev. Dr. Hannay; the Rev. C. Wordsworth, for hymns by the late Bishop of Lincoln; the Rev. Dr. Bonar; the Revs. James Hamilton, John Ellerton, W. Garrett Horder, T. Vincent Tymms, E. E. Jenkins, H. A. Mills, Sabine B. Gould, W. Tidd Matson, Godfrey Thring; Sir Edward Denny; Mr. W. C. Dix; Messrs J. Masters& Co.; Messrs. Longman& Co.; the Proprietors of Hymns Ancient and Modern'; Messrs. Nelson& Sons; Messrs. T. Walrond, for hymns by the late Dean Stanley; Albert Midlane; Mrs. Downton; Miss V. G. H. Havergal; Miss Frances E. Cox; Mr. W. H. Groser; Messrs. Macmillan& Co., for hymn 86, by Lord Tennyson; Mr. Geo. Morrish; Messrs. Oliphant& Co.; Messrs. Novello, Ewer& Co.; Messrs. Smith, Elder& Co.; Messrs. George Rawson, T. Stamford Raffles, J.P.; Mrs. Punshon, Mrs. Moultrie, and Mrs. Lynch.
If any persons to whom the committee are indebted have not been mentioned, or any hymns inserted without permission, it is an oversight and not intentional, and it is hoped this apology will be accepted.
In securing the sanction for copyright hymns, obtaining the names and dates of authors, and making several of the Indexes, valuable assistance has been rendered by Mr. W. T. Brooke, who is an able expert in hymnology, and who possesses the original editions of most of the hymn books which have been issued. The indebtedness of the committee to him is hereby respectfully acknowledged.
At the risk of its being considered invidious for the name of any of their own members to be mentioned, the committee cannot forbear acknowledging the eminent services of Dr. George Booth, J.P., of Chesterfield, in obtaining the best versions of the hymns, and in the time and labour which, at great sacrifice, he has bestowed on the work from its commencement to its completion.
That the Hymnal will be, or deserves to be, regarded as faultless, is not for a moment thought or expected. The committee, in the fragments of time which they have been able to snatch from other numerous and pressing engagements, have done the best they could; and they now send forth the fruit of their efforts, praying that it may contribute in some humble degree to the more worthy praise of the Triune GodFATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOST.
THE HYMNAL COMMITTEE.
June, 1889.

PREFACE TO THE EDITION WITH TUNES.
THE publication of the Hymnal naturally gave rise to an urgent necessity for an edition with accompanying tunes, and a Committee was appointed by Conference to select appropriate tunes for use in the public and private Worship of Praise. The following are the names of those to whom the selection was entrusted:—
T. BEELEY, G. BOOTH,
W. CUTTS,
D. HAIGH,
W. HESLOP,
T. W. TURNER,
J. TOULSON,
W. SHACKLETON.
T. G. SNOWDEN,
B. SUTOLIFFE,
T. WAITE,
J. WIGELSWORTH, J. WOOD.
After several protracted sittings the Committee approved of a selection of tunes which are known to be extensively used by our congregations. These, together with a large number of original tunes, were placed in the hands of the Editor for final selection.
The task was found to be one of considerable difficulty, but by keeping in mind the needs of the present, the probable requirements of the future, combined with a due reverence of the past, it is believed that a collection has been provided which will give general satisfaction. To make the book more complete a comprehensive list of old favourites, not set to words, has been included in the Appendix, a feature which it is hoped will be greatly appreciated.
It has been the endeavour of the Committee to provide a book adapted to the increased musical culture of our organists, choirs, and congregations. That this was rendered imperative, is shown by the marvellous advance in congregational singing which has been made during the past few years, and great progress continues to be made through the attention given to the singing at anniversary services, choral festivals, and especially through the teaching of music in the Public Elementary Schools. The book will be found to contain old and familiar melodies, combined with the best modern tunes, selected from every available source, and further enriched by many original tunes composed expressly for this work. While no school of musical thought has been uniformly adhered to, care has been taken to select the tune best adapted for giving expression to the sentiment of the hymn.
Some tunes are inserted which a severe taste would reject, but as these are wedded to the hymns and hallowed by old associations, it was thought that their exclusion would have been a source of regret to many, not only on sentimental grounds, but because of the inherent vitality which they evidently contain. With these possible exceptions, it is hoped that there is no composition in this large collection of eight hundred and eighty- four tunes but will gratify the taste of the musician, and at the same time appeal to the highest and noblest feelings of our congregations. thus materially assisting them to" Make melody in their hearts to the Lord."

PREFACE TO THE EDITION WITH TUNES.
Much difference of opinion will be found to exist as to the best method of performance of hymn music. Whilst a hurried style of singing is to be deprecated, it is suggested that much advantage would be gained by an approximate return to the lively, vigorous singing, which characterized the early period of the history of our Connexion.
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In order to remove the tendency to pause at the end of each line, where very frequently the sense of the hymn does not require it, the use of double bars has been discarded, except at the end of a musical period; the end of the lines being indicated by dashes("). To avoid an overcrowded appearance from the too frequent use of expression marks, it has been deemed advisable to omit all mezzo- signs, it must therefore be understood, that all unmarked verses, or parts of verses are to be sung with medium force, the letters p, pp, f and ff having their usual significance in modifying such medium. The graphic signs A⇒ for crescendo and diminuendo have been used as more clearly expressing the effects desired.
The adoption by the Compilers of the Hymnal of the Editor's suggestion, to place in each section, hymns of the same measure together, has considerably reduced the size of the work, and possesses this additional advantage, that if the tune selected is not known, possibly a tune already familiar may be found on the same or the adjoining page, and may be used until the one chosen has been learnt. The logical sequence of the hymns has been less interfered with than was anticipated.
The Committee desire to recognize the professional ability and judgment of Mr. Henry Coward in the examination and re- arrangement where necessary, of the harmonies of non- copyright tunes, and the skill more especially shown in improving the harmony of many of the old tunes by imparting vigour and melody to the" parts" while retaining the character of the tunes.
The Committee moreover desire gratefully to record the valuable and unwearied labours undertaken by the Secretary, the Rev. W. Cutts, and their deep sense of obligation to Dr. Booth, the Editor, upon whom has devolved most onerous and responsible duties. With the earnest hope that it may prove instrumental in rendering the Service of Praise typical of that higher and brighter worship of the" Saints in Light," the Committee commend this edition of the Hymnal with Tunes to the use of the families and congregations of our beloved Connexion.
The Committee desire to thank the following proprietors of copyright tunes for their permission most generously given to insert their tunes without payment:-Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, for Gotha, by H.R. H. the late Prince Consort; Dr. Allon, for Finchley; Mr. Malcolm Allison, for Eadric, St. Deny's, Blasius, Faith, and St. Jerome; Mr. E. Aykroyd, for Burnett and Eden Grove; Mr. A. Knott Baines, for Greenock; Mr. F. G. Baker, for St. Saviour; Rev. H. Baker, for Hesperus; Rev. 0. R Barnicott, for Warrenne, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5; Mr. J. Barritt, for Day of Gladness; the proprietors of the Bristol Tune Book, through Mr. F. Morgan, for Caterham and Beachley; Mr. F. Brain, for Kensington; Dr. G. Booth, for St. Margaret, Pastor, and Nocturn; Mr. J. B. Birkbeck, for Everlasting Light, Providence, Adela, Worship, Sacred Rest, and Christian Submission; Mr. J. W. Best, for Humility; Mr. J. Broadbent, for Rinder; Rev. R. Brown- Borthwick, for St. Peter and Grange; Rev. E. W. Bullinger, for Bullinger, Selattyn, and Tenterden; Messrs. Burns, Oates, and Co., for Rome, Toronto, and St. Justin; Mr. H. Elliot Button, for Rothesay, Watchword, Suppliant, Priodas, and Sursum Voces; Rev. E. S. Carter, for Wreford; the proprietors of Cheetham's Psalmody, for Fertile Plains, Ossett, Grosvenor, Maudsley Street, and Passing Bell; Mr. G. F. Cobb, for Holderness; Dr. Cooke, for Wanswell; the proprietors of the Christian Psalmist for Dawning; Mrs. E. Cottman, for Caterham and Beachley; Mr. R. F. Coules, for Dedicatio Anni; Mr. H. Coward, for Triumphant Host, Nature's Voice, Oxford, Entreaty, Clegg, Burngrove, Thornbury, Solace, Song of

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Triumph, St. Louis, Brocco Bank, Iris, Tribute, Firs Hill; Messrs. Curwen& Son, for Woodhouse, Day of Gladness, and Norfolk Park; Mr. H. Dawson for Fides; Mr. T. W. Dean, for Whitefriars; Mr. R. Dennis, for Crewe and Matlock; Mr. H. Dennis, for Euphony; Mr. A. Dicks for Carleton; Mr. F. Dykes, for the following tunes of the late Rev. Dr. Dykes:-Durham, St. Agnes, St. Bees, Lux Benigna, Visio Domini, St. Hilary, and St. Anatolius; The Lord Bishop of Exeter and Dr. Bunnett for St. Peter's ( Mancroft); Sir G. J. Elvey, for St. George; Mr. M. B. Foster, for Monica; Mr. W. D. Farrar from Lowestoft Supplemental Tune Book, for White Robes; Mr. O. M. Fielden, for Eden; Mr. A. R. Gaul, Mus. Bac., for Hosanna and St. Saviour; Mr. J. H. Gaunt, for Mount Zion and Brampton; Mr. J. M. Gibson, for Mansion, Bensham, and Clarence Street; Mr. W. G. W. Goodworth, for Andover; Hon. and Rev. F. R. Grey, for St. Aidan; Mr. J. W. Griffith for Ruskin; Mr. J. T. Grimley, for Woodside; Mr. J. Hall, for Paterson; Mr. C. Hancock, Mus. Bac., for Consecration and Scopas; Mr. W. Haynes, for Priory; Miss M. V. G. Havergal, for Consecration, Tryphena, and Evan; Mr. A. L. Hayne, for Buckland, St. Anselm, and St. Cecilia; Mr. W. Heslop, for Shildon; Mr. W. P. Holmes, for Centenary; Mr. J. C. Hirst, for Hirst; Mr. J. Higson, for Redemption; the proprietors of Hymns Ancient and Modern, through the Rev. W. Pulling, for Almsgiving, St. Cross, St. Cuthbert, Diademata, St. Fulbert, Rivaulx, Hollingside, Purleigh, St. Raphael, Stephanos, Vox Dilecti, Southwell, Horbury, Vigilate, Melita, St. Philip, St. Matthias, Pax Dei, Quam Dilecta, Monkland, St. Columba, Eudoxia, St. Gabriel, Chalvey, Dies Iræ, Beatitudo, Pilgrims, Paradise, and Caswall; Mr. C. Iseard, for Elthorne, Hatchard, and Fairbridge; Mrs. Jackson, for Evening Hymn; Mr. F. James, Mus. Bac., for Moorgate and Gennesaret; the proprietors of the London Tune Book, for Norwood and Grasmere; Dr. H. J. Leslie, for Alpha; Mr. J. Langran, Mus. Bac., for Deerhurst and St. Agnes; Mr. E. Lemare, for Conquest and Haven; Mr. E. H. Lemare, F.C.O., for" Come praise the Lord and Broomhill; Mr. F. G. Ladds for Reliance and Hiding Place; Mr. H. T. Lewis, Mus. Bac., for Pardon, Eastwood, Tribute, Kelvinside, Humility, Lewis, St. Fillans, Glasgow, and Vital Spark; Mr. G. A. Löhr, for St. Frances; Dr. A. H. Mann, for Censorinus, Woodhouse Grove, Valour, Angel's Story, Lasus, and Aristides; Mr. T Marshall, for Rokeby; Mr. J. Maurice, for Easter Eve and Springfield; Mr. J. Mayhurst, for Eventide; Dr. H. Middleton, for Alicia, Helena, and Clarissa; Mr. J. Millington, for Rejoicing, Philip, Tranquillity, Advocate, and Celeste; Mr. R. Mellor, for Elevation; Mr. G. Merritt, for Ormsby, Supplication, and Clive Vale; Messrs. Morgan& Scott, from Songs and Solos, for Substitution and Cæsarea; Mr. T. Waldo Morrell, for Shortlands, Southend, and Brixton; Mr. T. Morley, for St. Albans; Mr. J. Moxon, for Ferguson, Nuremburg, and Eventide; Mr. J. Morrell, for New Leeds; Mr. H. Naylor, for Zion; Messrs. Nicholson& Son, from Prize Psalmody, for Requies; Mr. J. Nicholson, for Hotham; Rev. R. S. Newman, for Land of Rest; the Onward Office, for Erlesdene; Mr. J. Osborne, for Cuthbert; Rev. Sir F. A. Gore Ouseley, for Tenbury and St. Austin; Mr. J. I. Overton, for Pitsmoor, Caunton, and Rehoboth; Mr. J. Parsons, for Mahlon; Mr. J. W. Phillips, for Glossop Road and Communion; Mr. J. Price, for Ethel; the proprietors of the Psalmist through Messrs. J. Haddon and Co., for Neapolis; Mr. C. H. Purday, for Gainsworth and Sandon; Mr. C. Reinagle, for Ellesmere; Mr. H. Roach, for Camborne, Chypons, Pendeen, Penzance, and Porthminster; the proprietors of the Sarum Hymnal, for St. Philip; Mr. J. Selby, for Parkes and Orison; Mr. J. Slater, for Eastwood; Rev. H. P. Smith, for" Sun of my soul" Mr. A. Smith, for Maplebeck; Mr. W. Smallwood, for Antwerp, Hampstead, and Brentwood; Mr. E. Stock, for Harlan; Rev. R. W. Strickland, for College Street; Mr. T. B. Southgate, for Brabant, Brookfield, and Southgate; Dr. W. Statham, for Eccleriggs, De Mortuis, Handford, and Olney; Sir A. Sullivan, Mus. Doc., for Gabriel; Mr. F. T. Sutton, for Trimnell: Mr. J. F. Swift, for Evening Hymn; Mr. S. W.
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Taylor, for Lytham; Mr. R. Tomlinson, for Thirlwall; Dr. Torrance, for Trust; Mr. J. R. Turle, for Westminster; the proprietors of Tunes Old and New, for Worsley; the proprietors of the Union Tune Book, for Arabia and Daniel; Dr. Waite, for Hungerford, Ilighbury, and Halstead; Mr. T. Wallhead, for Teignton, Nazareth, Safety, and Bexley; Mr. J. Walch, for Angelic Songs, Eagley, St. George's Bolton, and Sawley; Mr. J. C. Walton, for St. Catherine; The Wesleyan Conference Office, for Monmouth, Succour, Brimington, Early Dawn, Arabia, Harvest Home, Leeds, Morning Flowers, Warrington, Whittington, and Vigil; the Newcastle on Tyne Wesleyan Service of Song Committee, for Jesmond; Mr. J. A. Wears, for Heaton and Cheviot; Mr. T. H. Williams, for Keighley; Mr. N. M. Wells, for Guidance; Mr. A. H. Welbourn, for Cecil and Driffield; Mr. C. L. Williams, for Tibberton; Mr. W. W. Woodward, for Litany; Mr. J. W. Waugh, for" Jesus, still lead on."
Permission to use the following copyright tunes has been purchased from:Dr. Allon from the Congregational Psalmist, for Houghton, Sherwood, Abinger, Swanland. Willerby, Cheshunt College, Newland, and Autumnus; the Rev. Carey Bonner, for Intercessor; the proprietors of the Anglican Hymn Book, for Anglican; the proprietors of the Bristol Tune Book, for Chester, Eli, Ephraim, Clifton, Fatherland, Farningham, Evensong, Morgenlied, Hosanna, Southport, Lucerne, St. Christopher, Ravendale, Trinity, Trust, St. Dominic, and Wentworth; the proprietors of the Burnley Tune Book, for Agnus Dei, Southfield, Christus, St. Benignus, and Communion; the Book Society, for Leslie, Normandy, Bethlehem, and Sanctissimus: Mr. A. H. Brown, for Dale Abbey, Allhallows, St. Kitts, and St. Mabyn; Mr. G. Cooper, for St. Sepulchre; Mr. H. A. Crosbie, for Mossleigh and Sefton; the proprietors of the Church of England Proper Tunes, for Christchurch; the Rev. R. R. Chope, for St. Aëlred, St. Godric, St. Oswald, St. Mary Magdalene, and Sylvester; the Congregational Union, for Westbury, Greenwood, and Suppliant; Mr. H. G. Gooke, for Bath; the Rev. S. P. Dunman, for St. Hilda and Spes Gloriæ; Sir G. J. Elvey, for Elvey; Lady Victoria Evans- Freke, for Ellers; Mr. W. Filby, for Epiphany, Faversham, and Hughenden; Mrs. Gauntlett, for Jeshurun, St. George, University College, Triumph, Hosanna, Southwold, Dura, Lux Mundi, St. Alphege, Victory, and St. Albinus; Dr. H. Hiles, for St. Leonard; Mr. H. J. E. Holmes, for Pater Omnium and Holy Warfare; Mr. H. S. Irons, for Hope; Mr. R. Jackson, for Rowsley, Lymington, St. Leonard, and Stainforth; Mr. W. A. Jefferson, for Omagh; Mr. C. W. Jordan, for Rhodes; Mr. Alfred King, for Ledbury; Mr. H. Lahee, for St. Serf and Sacrifice; Mrs. Lomas, for Southport; the proprietors of the London Tune Book, for Melancthon and Llandaff; Lady Macfarren, for Lux Prima; Mr. F. C. Maker, for Broomsgrove; Messrs. Masters and Co., for Redhead, Nos. 4, 47, and 76; Mr. W. Mercer, for Colosse, Euroclydon, and Göttingen; Messrs. Metzler& Co., for Redhead, No. 66; Mr E. Minshall, for Horton and Runcorn; Dr. W. H. Monk, for Ecce Homo, Easter Hymn, Morning, and Everton; Messrs. Nisbet& Co., for Bentley, Bethany, Coldrey, Gordon, Endsleigh, Clarion, Glastonbury, Heathlands, Mount Zion, Intercession, and Regent Square; Messrs. Novello, Ewer& Co., for Angel Voices, Barnby, Bridegroom, Castle Rising, Chant ( Elvey), Defence, Elim, Exeter, Fatherland, Gounod, Lewisham, Nassau, Nuremburg, Ombersley, Propior Deo, Reading, Rochester, St. Boniface, St. Gertrude, St. Mildred, Supplication," The day is gently sinking," and The Long Home; the proprietor of the North Coates Supplemental Tune Book, for Bury St. Edmunds, Chorley Wood, New Radnor, Reynoldstone, Ludborough, and Saxby; Sir H. S. Oakeley, Mus. Doc., for Abends; Mr. C. H. Perrott, for Guardant and Sinai; Mr. W. Pitts, for Princethorpe; Mr. A. R. Read, for King of Glory, Ruperra, and Fontainbleau; Mr. C. C. Schofield, for Irene; Messrs. J. F. Shaw and Co., for Audite Audientes Me; Sir A. Sullivan, Mus. Doc., for Evelyn, Golden Sheaves, Hanford, Holy City, Lux Eoi, Samuel, Saints of God, Safe Home, St. Patrick, St. Philip, St. Theresa, and Zwingle; Mr. Trimnell, for Trinity; Mr. A. E. Tozer, for Jazer; Mr. C. J. Vincent, for Southwick; Mr. J. V. Watts, for Saviour; Rev. F. G. Wesley, for Aurelia.

PREFACE TO THE EDITION WITH TUNES.
The thanks of the Committee are due for the offers of many hundreds of compositions, which have been necessarily omitted for want of space. They also desire to state that every effort has been made to discover the owners of copyright tunes, and trust that any involuntary infringement which may have occurred may be pardoned, and promise that all due acknowledgments shall be made in future editions of this book.
THE COMMITTEE.
EDITOR'S NOTE.
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As the innovations are somewhat numerous and important, it may be advisable to state here that the Editor is responsible for the introduction of the methods of ' Barring,"" Expression Marks,"" Graphic Signs,"" Numeral Time Signatures," and for the selection of tunes in the Appendix. He also desires to express his acknowledgments to the General Book Steward, the Rev. J. Toulson, for his kindness in carrying out his suggestions as to the manner of printing,& c., and for sparing no expense in obtaining permission to use copyright tunes; nor should omission be made of the valuable services rendered by the Assistant Book Steward, Mr. T. C. Eamer. To the following gentlemen the Editor tenders his thanks for their suggestions and assistance while the work wa passing through the press:-Rev. W. Cutts, Mr. W. Heslop, Mr. T. W. Turner, Mr. W. Shackleton, Mr. T. Waite, Mr. J. Wigelsworth, aud Mr. II. Elliot Button.
G. B.
CHESTERI IELD, June, 1009.

L- GOD THE FATHER...
HIS BEING AND ATTRIBUTES HIS WORKS
HIS PROVIDENCE
HIS GRACE
HIS PRAISE
II.- GOD THE SON
VENT
HIS INCARNATION AND AD...
CENSION
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CESSION
HIS LIFE, WORK, AND EXAMPLE
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HIS SUFFERINGS AND DEATH HIS RESURRECTION AND As...
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HIS PRIESTHOOD AND INTER...
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STEADFASTNESS
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HIS KINGDOM AND REIGN HIS NAMES AND PRAISE
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III.- GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT 165-190 IV. THE HOLY TRINITY 191-201
V.- THE HOLY SCRIPTURES
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VI.- MAN
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HIS FALLEN CONDITION 214-222 HIS REDEMPTION 223-238 WARNINGS AND INVITATIONS 239-268
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TION
CONSECRATION AND HOLINESS
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VII. CHRISTIAN LIFE... 269-682
269-438|
ITS EXPERIENCE REPENTANCE AND TURNING TO GOD JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH
REGENERATION AND ADOP...
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HYMNS 1-72 1- 16 17- 27
28- 40 41-48 49- 72
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73-164
73-83
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84-89 90-104
105-116
117-125
126-138 139-164
269-325 326-337
GROWTH IN GRACE
DECLENSION AND RECOVERY 429-438 ITS PRIVILEGES 439-578 SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE 433-485
338-349
350-398
399-428
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COMMUNION WITH GOD... THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS
ANTICIPATIONS AND HOPES
ITS DUTIES
WORK AND WATCHFULNESS TRUST IN GOD CONTENTMENT AND RESIGNATION
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PRAYER AND SUPPLICATION
MUTUAL FORBEARANCE
AND LOVE
TUTIONS..
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VIII- CHRISTIAN INSTI...
RECTION
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THE MINISTRY
THE CHURCH
BAPTISM AND THE LORD'S SUPPER THE SABBATH PUBLIC WORSHIP...
FAMILY AND PRIVATE DEVOTION
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THE JUDGMENT FINAL AWARDS
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IX.- VARIOUS OCCASIONS
AND SEASONS...
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PLACES OF WORSHIP
MISSIONS SABBATH SCHOOLS COMMENCEMENT AND CLOSE OF THE YEAR HARVEST THANKSGIVING NATIONAL HYMNS MARINERS AND TRAVELLERS MARRIAGE AND HOME MORNING AND EVENING
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XI.- MISCELLANEOUS
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HYMNS
486-523
524-540
541-578
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579-682
579-611
612-648
X. THE FUTURE STATE 965-1032
DEATH AND THE RESUR649-663
664-673
674-682
683-811
683-704
705-724
725-746
747-769
770-796
797-811
812-964
812-824
825-850
851-867
868-889
890-904
905-915
916-929
930-937
938-964
965-1001 1002-1013
1014-1032
1033-1052

FIRST LINE.
A blessing on Thy servant's head
A charge to keep I have
A few more years shall roll
A fortress sure is God our King
A glory gilds the sacred page
A good High Priest is come
A thousand oracles divine Abide with me, fast falls the eventide.. According to Thy gracious word.. Across the sky the shades of night Again, as evening's shadow falls.. Ah, whither should I go
Alas, and did my Saviour bleed.. All as God wills, Who wisely heeds All glory to our gracious Lord All hail the power of Jesus' name All people that on earth do dwell
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Almighty Father of mankind Almighty God, Thy word is cast..
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All praise to our redeeming Lord All praise to the Lord, who rules with a word All praise to Thee, my God, this night
All thanks to the Lamb, Who gives us to meet All things are possible to him All ye that pass by
Although the vine its fruit deny.. Am I a soldier of the cross And am I only born to die.. And are we yet alive
And can it be, that I should gain
And is there, Lord, a cross for me And let our bodies part And let this feeble body fail And must this body die
And will the great eternal God Angel- voices ever singing Angels, from the realms of glory Another Sabbath ended
Another six days' work is done.. Another year is dawning
Approach, my soul, the mercy- seat Are there no years in heaven Arise, my soul, arise..
..
..
..
Art thou weary, art thou languid As helpless as a child who clings
..
..
Author of faith, eternal Word Author of faith, to Thee I cry Awake, and sing the song.. Awake, glad soul, awake, awake.. Awake, my soul, and with the sun Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve Awake, our souls; away, our fears
..
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As pants the hart for cooling streams.. As the sun's enlivening eye
At even, ere the sun had set
Arise, my tenderest thoughts, arise
Arm of the Lord, awake, awake
Arm of the Lord, awake, awake, Thine own.. Around the throne of God in heaven
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INDEX.
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HYMN
689 Humility..
373 Silchester
980
637 205
123
785
963
729
885
748
297
285
622
520
143
772
532
928
945
724
395
95
337
614
695
549
NAME OF TUNE.
976
812
791
80
764
Chalvey, Leominster..
215 708
829
864
Ein feste Burg Emmanuel,
" Elvey" Heaton St. Peter
Eventide, Ellers
Allhallows
Faith
Staincliffe
Fonthill Abbey, Ethel.
Resting, Tallis..
Jazer
Snowdon..
Miles' Lane
1st tune, Old Hundredth
( original form)
2nd tune, Old Hundredth
..
33 St. Peter 210 Byzantium, " Cooke"
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..
640 Ruperra 586 Marlow 995 Grosvenor
533 St. Michael
( modern form)
Solomon.. Tribute Tallis' Canon Hughenden
Euphony.. Darlington, Osborne
..
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..
938
584 Philippi
402 Bonn
..
Chant
..
753
883
229 874 Southport, Sator
331
Nicma
Sacrifice, Crewe Gordon
Angel Voices,( 1094)
Regent Square
Bradford..
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Oxford,
..
..
462 623 500 Spohr
680 Chester
754 Angelus Mainzer
326
152 106
333 Magdalen College St. George University
Morning Hymn..
Chant
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S.M.
L.M.
St. Paul's, Sagina( 1104) 88.8 8.8 8. Saxby Augustine, Vigil St. Matthew
S.M.
C.M.D.
S.M.
St. Bride, Hotham Winchester
L.M.
85.8 5.8 4 3. 87.87.47.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 L.M.
7 6.7 6.
C.M.
S.M.
..
..
Millennium, Majesty ( 1089) Melcombe Bristol
Mainzer
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Glory( with refrain)
Stephanos, Bullinger.. Land of Rest
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* 1
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METRE.
33
L.M.
S.M.
S.M.D.
87.8 7.6 6.6 6.7
C.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8. C.M.
10 10.10 10.
C.M. 87.87.8 8.7.
L.M. S.M. or S.M D
C.M.
C.M.
888.888.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
10 6.11 11.63
L.M.
10 10.11 11.
88.8 8.8 8.
55.11.5 5.11.
C.M.
C.M. 886.8 86. C.M. 886.886.
66.6688.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
8 5.8 3. C.M.D.
C.M. 77.77.
L.M.
L.M. 886.886 8.M. C.M. L.M.
CM.
L.M.

xiv
FIRST LINE,
Awake, ye saints, awake Away, my needless fears Away, my unbelieving fears Away with our fears.. Away with our sorrow and fear
Be it my only wisdom here Be present at our table, Lord Before Jehovah's awful throne Before the great Three- One Before Thy mercy- seat, O Lord..
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Behold, the mountain of the Lord Behold the Saviour of mankind.. Behold the servant of the Lord.. Behold Thy temple, God of grace Behold us, Lord, a little space.. Behold, what condescending love Behold, what wondrous grace Behold, what wondrous love and grace Beyond, beyond that boundless sea Beyond the glitt'ring starry skies Blest be the dear uniting love Blest be the tie that binds
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Call Jehovah thy Salvation Captain of Israel's host, and Guide Cast on the fidelity
Children of light, arise and shine Children of the heavenly King Christ, above all glory seated Christ, from whom all blessings flow Christ is our corner- stone..
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Begin, my soul, some heavenly theme..
Begone, unbelief, my Saviour is near Behold a sinner at Thy feet Behold, a Stranger's at the door
Behold, the Bridegroom cometh in the middle of the night..
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Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove Come, humble sinner, in whose breast
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Blest is the man whose heart expands Blow ye the trumpet, blow Bound upon the accursèd tree Bread of heaven, on Thee I feed
Break, new- born year, on glad eyes break Breast the wave, Christian, when it is strongest Brethren in Christ, and well- beloved..
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Brief life is here our portion
Bright and joyful is the morn
Brightly gleams our banner
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning By Christ redeemed, in Christ restored
By cool Siloam's shady rill
By faith we find the place above
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Christ is risen,' hallelujah Christ, the Lord, is risen to- day.. Christ, whose glory fills the skies Christ will gather in His own Christians, awake, salute the happy morn Christian, seek not yet repose City not made with hands.. Clap your hands, ye people all Cling to the Crucified Come all whoe'er have set.. Come, and let us sweetly join Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, One God Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Honour the means
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Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, To whom
we for..
Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove Come, Holy Ghost, all- quickening fire Come, Holy Ghost, in love.. Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire..
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INDEX.
HYMN
762
625
Seabridge Franconia Maplebeck 180 Hosanna.. Arabia
617
574
421 1033 1
8 482
296
246
889
834
93
397
817
780
728
343
740 869
609 526
561 77
413
83
743
855
1006
639
643
415
422
NAME OF TUNE,
45 Pontypridd
206 Bishopthorpe, Chant
" Mornington
555
124
48
26
126
676
Tiverton..
677
Caunton..
856
Westminster 842 Brooklyn.. Ecce Homo
99
679
823
115
107
944 982
82 605 715
59 233 716 537
341
Maudsley St. Old Hundredth.. Old Hundredth..
Bridegroom Barrow Sympathy
St. Catherine
Mylon Hanover, Gorton Claremont Entreaty, Hartel
..
Clayton Samuel Morgenlied
Vigilate Oasis
Melcombe
Eastwood
Kind Shepherd.. Batchford, Toronto Stella Sherwood..
Warwick
..
Bohemia Pardon Lebanon Thanksgiving Attercliffe
725 Blockley.
867 Dura
166 396 181
209
..
188 176 Eagley 284 Spohr
Defence
Admiration
Camborne
Magdalen College Blasius, Eli
St. Oswald
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Angels' Hymn Lucerne Moscow
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Easter Hymn Spanish Chant Cuthbert, Hernlein Yorkshire..
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" 1
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19
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..
Redhead( No. 76)
Rome
Tenbury, Fontainbleau
Haydn
St. Alphege Reading
St. Theresa, Burngrove
Epiphany Hymn Calm, Faith
Brixton
Shildon
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St. Magnus, Chant " Dupuis Rochester
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MB TRE
6 6.6 6.8
S.M.
L.M.
5 5 5.11.5 5 5.11
8 8.8 8.8 8.8 8.
886.886.
L.M. L.M.
6 6.8 4.6 6.8 4.
C.M. C.M.
10 10.11 11.
C.M.
L.M.
14.14.14.14.
C.M.
C.M.
88.88.88.
L.M. C.M.
C.M.
S.M.
8 8.8 8.8 8.
8 6.8 6.8 6.
C.M.
C.M.
S.M.
C.M.
66.6 6.8 8.
77.77.77.77 7
77.77.77.
C.M. 10.10.11.11.
L.M.
7 6.7 6. 77.77.
65.65. D. 11.10.11.10.
888.4.
C.M.
C.M.
87.87.87.87. 88.88.88. 76.7 6.7 8.7 6. 886.886.
77.7 7.
87.87.
77.7 7.
6 6.6 6.4 4.4 4.
87.8 7.87.87.87.87
77.7 7.
77.7 7.77.
77.77.
10.10.10.10.10.10
777.3.
66.6 6.6 6.
7.7.7.7.
6's( 12 lines.) 66.66.88. 7777.77.7 7. C.M.
L.M.
88.8 8.8& L.M. 888888 664.6664
C.M.
8 8.8 8.88. C.M
C.M.

FIEST LINZ.
Come in, thou blessed of the Lord Come, labour on
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Come, let us anew our journey pursue, Roll round..
Come, let us anew our journey pursue, with vigour..
Come, let us ascend..
Come, let us join our cheerful songs Come, let us join our friends above Come, let us to the Lord our God Come, let us use the grace Divine Come, let us who in Christ believe Come, my soul, thy suit prepare Come, O come, thou vilest sinner Come, O my God, the promise seal Come, O Thou all- victorious Lord Come, O Thou Traveller unknown
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Come on, my partners in distress Come, praise your Lord and Saviour Come, Saviour, Jesus, from above Come, sinners, to the Gospel feast Come, Thou Almighty King Come, Thou high and lofty Lord Come, Thou fount of every blessing Come, Thou long- expected Jesus Come to Calvary's holy mountain Come to our dark nature's night Come unto Me, ye weary.. Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched Come ye thankful people, come.. Come, ye that love the Lord Comfort, ye ministers of grace Command Thy blessing from above Commit thou all thy griefs Creator Spirit, by whose aid Crown Him with many crowns
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Daughter of Zion, from the dust Day by day the manna fell Day of Judgment, day of wonders Day of wrath, O day of mourning Days and moments quickly flying Dear refuge of my weary soul
..
Dear Shepherd of Thy people here Dearest friends by love united
Deathless soul, arise, arise
Deep are the wounds that sin has made
Enslaved to sense, to pleasure prone Enthroned on high, Almighty Lord Equip me for the war
..
Ere another Sabbath close Eternal Beam of light Divine Eternal Father, strong to save.. Eternal Light, Eternal Light Eternal Power, whose high abode Eternal Source of every joy Eternal Spirit, come
Eternal Wisdom, Thee we praise Exalted high at God's right hand
Except the Lord conduct the plan
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Far from my heavenly home Far from the world, O Lord, I flee Far from these narrow scenes of night Father, how wide Thy glory shines Father, I know that all my life.. Father, I stretch my hands to Thee Father. Thou if my Father art
Deep in the dust before Thy throne Depth of mercy, can there be Dismiss me not Thy service, Lord
Drawn to the cross which Thou hast blessed. Dread Jehovah, God of nations.. Dying souls, fast bound in sin
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INDEX.
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HIMN
529 Uppingham 598 Bluntisham
877 Derba
878 Victory
556
150
870
280
St. Magnus
Richmond
1042
York
Attercliffe
342 669 Pendeen 268 Welcome 404 Kensington 279 Richmond
516
255
264
901
NAME OF TUNE.
58
703
778
37
190
129
420
863
486
243
Luton
195
Moscow
Guidance
538 163 Bethany 130 Stuttgart..
265
184
433
606
321
913
256
..
Spes Gloriæ, Hungerford 669.669.
Arnold's
..
Sylvester
Jazer
..
Traveller, Traveller ( 1106).
Weber Arabia
Agnus Dei
..
St. Fulbert
Hull
" Come praise the Lord"
Brimington
Darmstadt, Paran
Capetown
Aurelia
Triumph
..
219
175 Eagley
595
761
654
926 Melita
65
2
St. Sepulchre
St. Luke
709
453 Paris
1008 Helmsley, Jewisham
1013
Dies Ira
1000
621
818
Wiltshire Everton
682
990 Tichfield
241
214
St. Frances
..
891
Lux Mundi
183
Fulneck
56 Byzantium 1039 Ernan,
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..
..
..
Penzance..
Beachley, St. Mabyn
Chant King's College
700
553 Langton.. 803 Thorner 1018 19 463 667 189 Philip
..
St. Leonard Tottenham Pitsmoor.. Suppliant
..
..
Newland, Ferguson
Percy Melcombe
St. George Silchester Lusatia
Blockley Southport Creator
Tibberton, Diademata
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Newcastle, Royal Fort
Pentecost
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Missionary
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..
C.M. 4.10.10.10.4.
55.511.
55511.5 55 11
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
METRE.
C.M.
C.M. 77.77. Irregular. C.M.
C.M.
8 8.8 8.8 8.
88 6.88 6.
76.7 6.7 6.7&
L.M.
L.M. 664.6664. 77.77.77.77 87.87.87.87.
87.87. 87.87.77.
7.7.7.5.
76.7 6.7 6.7 6.
87.87.47.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7. S.M.
88.88.88.
L.M.
S.M.
88.8 8.88.
S.M.D.
C.M. 77.7 7. 87.87.47.
888.888.
87.87 and 88.8
C.M. C.M.
87.87.47.
77.77.77.77.
L.M.
L.M.
7 7.7 7.
8 6.8 6.8 6.
888.6. 87.87.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6
C.M.
C.M.
S.M.
77.7 7.
L.M. 88.88.88, 86.886.
L.M.
L.M.
66.7 7.77. C.M.
L.M. 886.888
S.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
8686.8 C.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
XV

xvi
FIRST LINE.
Father, in high heaven dwelling..
Father, in whom we live.. Father, let me dedicate
Father, let Thy kingdom come Father, Lord of earth and heaven. Father, now the day is over
Father of all, Thy care we bless.. Father of earth and sky
Father of heaven, whose love profound Father of Jesus Christ the Just..
Father of mercies, God of love
Father of mercies, in Thy word..
Father of lights, from whom proceeds.. Father of love and power
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Father of mercies, bow Thine ear
For the beauty of the earth
For thee, O dear, dear country
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Fountain of mercy, God of love.. Friend after friend departs
From all that dwell below the skies From Egypt lately come
From every stormy wind that blows From Greenland's icy mountains From the cross uplifted high Full of providential love
:
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Father of omnipresent grace
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, One in Three.. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, In gracious power Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Bless the young Father, throned on high Father, whose everlasting love
Feeble, helpless, how shall I
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Gentle Shepherd, Thou hast stilled Gently, Lord, O gently lead us Give me the faith which can remove Give me the wings of faith, to rise Give to the winds thy fears Gird on thy conquering sword Glad was my heart to hear Glorious God, accept a heart Glorious things of thee are spoken Glory be to God on high Glory to God, Whose sovereign grace Go, labour on; spend and be spent
..
Go, messenger of peace and love Go not far from me, O my Strength Go to dark Gethsemane
..
Feeble in body and in mind Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deep
For all Thy saints, who from their labours rest
For ever,-beatific word
For ever here my rest shall be For ever with the Lord
God is love; His mercy brightens
God is the refuge of His saints
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For Thy mercy and Thy grace
For what shall I praise Thee, my God and my King
Forth, in Thy name, O Lord
Forward, be our watchword, steps and voices joined..
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Go to the grave in all thy glorious prime
Go when the morning shineth
Go, ye messengers of God..
God bless our native land
God is gone up on high
INDEX.
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God might have made the earth bring forth.. God moves in a mysterious way..
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HYMN
961 Evening Hymn, Finchley
193
Tytherton
882 Dedicatio Anni
837
Supplication
983
Cuthbert, Hernlein 958 Communion, Easter
799
61
222
382
735
860
194
223
534
NAME OF TUNE.
440
925
608
1030
367
551
191 335 Erlesdene
323 Colmar
952 685
868
207
64
562
875
662
940
611
894
986
776
560
Eve
Rinder
St. Hilda
Blockley, Rivaulx
15
705
1044 36
Wells
Ontario
Parkes
Benison Kelvinside
Requies, Hampstead..
Dublin, Chant" Langdon
Supplication
..
Sawley Bremen
Spanish Chant Mossleigh
St. Helen..
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Tribute Fertile Plains
Highbury.. Blockley..
..
Spire
Duke Street Redhead( No. 47), St. Denys St. Luke
St. Aëlred, Tranquillity ( Metrical Chant) Colosse, St. Philip, Chant" Troyte' Firs Hill, Celeste
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De Mortuis
Old Hundredth.
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..
777
845 Patna, Missionary Dale Abbey Brentwood
258
899
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St. Gertrude, St. Boniface
Shildon
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Meinhold
Sefton Whittington
Jerusalem, Southwell.. Southport Darwell's 148th Rhodes Jeshurun Austria
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992
465
702
78.7 8.7 7. 87.87. 88.88.88 C.M. S.M.
545
38
131
6 6.6 6.4 4.4 4. S.M.
786 63 722
..
7 6.7 6.7 7.7.6. 87.87.87.87. 78 University College 77.77. 340 Simeon L.M. 579 Wainwright's Evening Hy. L.M. 830 Mainzer 656 Allhallows 98 704
Redhead( No. 76) Toulon Supplication, Alpha
L.M. 86.86.86. 77.7 7.7 7. 10 10.10 10. 7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6
806
697
Innocents
77.77. 664.6664
911
National Anthem
111
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..
METRE.
887.887.
S.M.
7 5.7 5.7 5.7 5. 77.77.
77.77.
..
87.87.77
L.M.
66.7 7.7 7.
L.M.
88.8 8.8 8. 88.8 8.8 8. 664.6664.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.8 8. 77.77.77.
7 6.7 6.7 7.76
7 6.7 6.3 3.6 6
5 5.8 8.5 5. L.M.
77.7 7. L.M.
888.3.
10 10.10 4.
887.8887.
C.M. S.M.D. 77.7 7.77. 76.7 6.7 6.7 6 77.7 7.
66.6 6.
87.87.
Adoration, Burnham ( 1087) Bethlehem Wavertree Winchester( Old) London( New), Sawley C.M.
L.M. C.M.
Irregular. L.M.
11. 6 lines. C.M.
6 6.8 6.88. L.M. 66.86.87. L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. 77.77.7 7.
7 6.7 6.7 7.76

FIRST LINE.
God of all consolation, take
God of eternal truth and grace God of love that hear'st the prayer God of mercy, God of grace
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God of mercy, throned on high
God of my life, I would Thy praise proclaim
God of my life, through all my days God of my life, to Thee I call
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God of my life, what just return
God of my life, whose gracious power.
God of my salvation, hear..
God of our life, Thy various praise God of pity, God of grace.. God of that glorious gift of grace God of truth and power and grace God only wise, and great, and strong God save our gracious King
God, that madest earth and heaven God the Father's only Son
God the Lord is King; before Him Good Thou art, and good Thou dost Grace,' tis a charming sound Gracious Redeemer, shake Gracious Saviour, gentle Shepherd Gracious Spirit, dwell with me Granted is the Saviour's prayer.. Great Giver of all good, to Thee again Great God, as seasons disappear Great God attend, while Zion sings Great God, indulge my humble claim Great God of wonders, all Thy ways Great God, this sacred day of Thine Great God, what do I see and hear Great God, whose universal sway Great is the Lord our God
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Great King of Glory, come
Great King of nations, hear our prayer Great Ruler of the land and sea Great was the day, the joy was great Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah
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Hail, blessèd communion of love Hail, sacred day of earthly rest Hail the day that sees Him rise Hail, Thou once despisèd Jesus.. Hail to the Lord's Anointed Hail to the Sabbath Day.. Hallelujah, Hallelujah Happy soul that free from harm Happy soul, thy days are ended.. Happy the man that finds the grace Happy the souls that first believed Happy the souls to Jesus joined Hark, a voice divides the sky
Hark, hark, my soul; angelic songs are swelling
..
Hark, how the watchmen cry
Hark, my soul, it is the Lord
Hark, the glad sound, the Saviour comes Hark, the gospel news is sounding Hark, the herald- angels sing Hark, the song of jubilee Hark, the voice of love and mercy Hark,' tis the watchman's cry Hark, what mean those holy voices Hast Thou bidden, gracious Lord He comes, He comes, the Judge severe He dies, the Friend of sinners dies He is gone- a cloud of light He wills that I should holy be Head of Thy Church triumphant Hear what God the Lord hath spoken.. Heavenly Father, all creation Heavenly Father, send Thy blessing Heavenly Father, to whose eye..
Heavenward our path still goes..
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INDEX.
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HYMN
531
Solomon
370 Burnett, Northampton
713
St. Bees
718
858
481
309
871
310
NAME OF TUNE.
Ellers
53 Eden, Trinity
442
Norwood
272
28
Redhead( No.76), Morning
Ellingham
Rockingham
Hesperus..
Josiah
St. Magnus
1032
590 412
79
847
103
726 Blockley
876
4
910
956
160
Paraclete.. Saviour Ormesby 411 Charming Sound
16 46
591 865 185
Watchman Grange St. John
Trimnell..
178 904
Autumnus
890
Lux Mundi
49
339
47
768
1010
826
820
821
912 927 Melita
167 467
Ledbury, Horton
St. Helen..
Mainzer
National Anthem
Temple
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915 765 108 235 Austria
133
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Luther's Hymn
Samson
Cambridge
Beverley
Moorgate..
Antwerp Dismissal
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Iris..
Calvary
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Communion Wreford Innocents
Wareham
Warrington Worsley, Salvator Eaton
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Broomsgrove
599 81 Deerhurst 857 Ellingham 1002 Holly
90 Hayes
114
353
633
723
198
866
452 569
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St. Patrick
St. Anselm
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80
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Worship, Grasmere Bethany
Exeter
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Day of Gladness Paris
The Long Home
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Ellacombe, Fairford St. Andrew's
758
994
Lux Eoi, Sursum Voces 416 Requies 993 Vesper, Scopas. 338 Warrington 524 Viator 530 St. Leonard 989 Tichfield
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Pilgrims, Angelic Songs 11 10.11 10.9 11. Watchman
S.M.
Christus, Priory
St. Saviour
75 262 Rousseau, Grace( 1096)
7.7.7.7. C.M. 87.87.47.
Mendelssohn
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.77.
77.7 7.7 7.77.
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C.M.
C.M.
77.77.
METRE.
77.7 7.77.
77.7 7.
10.10.10.10.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.
C.M.
777.5
L.M.
77.77.
L.M.
664.6664.
8 4.8 4.888.4
77.7 7.7 7. 87.87.47. 76.7 6.7 8.7 6. S.M.
S.M.
87.87.87.
77.7 7.7 7.
77.7 7. 10.10.7.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
88.8 8.88.
8 8.8 8.8 8.
87.87.887.
L.M.
S.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8 C.M.D.
8 8.8 8.8 8 L.M.
87.8 7.47.
88.8 8.8 8.88.
86.8 4.
77.7 7.
87.8 7.8 7.8 7.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. S.M. 87.87.87.87. 77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
87.8 7.8 7.87,
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
87.87.47.
6 4.6 4.6 7.6 4.
87.87.87.87.
77.7 7.
L.M.
L.M.D. 77.7 7.7 7.7 7. L.M.
7 7.8 7.7 7.8 7. 87.87.87.87. 87.87.7 7.7 7. 8 7.8 7.8 7.8 7.
7.7.7.7.
7 8.7 8.77b
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xviii
FIRST LINE.
Help, Lord, to whom for help I fly Here, Lord, we offer Thee all that is fairest Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to face High in the heavens, eternal God Hills of the North, rejoice..
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Ho, every one that thirsts, draw nigh Holy Father, Thou hast given Holy Ghost, dispel our sadness.. Holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty Holy, holy, holy Lord, In the highest heavens Holy, holy, holy Lord God of Hosts
Holy Lamb, who Thee receive
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How happy are we
How happy, gracious Lord, are we
How happy is the pilgrim's lot How heavy is the night How helpless guilty nature lies How honoured, how dear
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How blest the righteous when he dies.. How bright these glorious spirits shine How can a sinner know
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I bring my sins to Thee
I could not do without Thee
Holy Spirit, pity me..
Home, kindred, friends, and country- these.
Hosanna, loud hosanna
Hosanna, raise the pealing hymn
Hosanna to the living Lord
How are Thy servants blest, O Lord How beauteous are their feet How blest is life if lived for Thee
I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus I and my house will serve the Lord
I ask the gift of righteousness
I have a home above
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I heard the voice of Jesus say
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How many pass this solemn night How pleasant, how divinely fair.. How precious is the book divine.. How sad our state by nature is How shall I follow Him I serve.. How sweet to think that all who love How sweet the name of Jesus sounds How sweetly flowed the gospel's sound How swift the torrent rolls How vain are all things here below How weak the thoughts and vain How welcome was the call..
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I hunger and I thirst
I know that my Redeemer lives.. I know Thee, Saviour, Who Thou art
I lay my sins on Jesus
I lift my heart to Thee
I long to behold Him arrayed
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I love the Lord, He lent an ear..
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How do Thy mercies close me round
How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord How happy are the little flock
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In all my ways, O God
In fellowship, alone
In grief and fear, to Thee, O Lord
In heavenly love abiding
In memory of the Saviour's love..
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I love Thy Kingdom, Lord..
I need Thee, precious Jesus
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I sing the almighty power of God
I thirst, Thou wounded Lamb of God.. I want a principle within
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I would commune with Thee, my God.. If our God had not befriended I'll praise my Maker with my breath I'm but a stranger here I'm kneeling at the threshold
In age and feebleness extreme.
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HYMN
607 1051
745 30 841 244 213 187
201
345
14
505
179 850
861
854
793 920
693
489
967 1019
344
649
485
473
714 514
573
221
217
535
886
771
204
218
650 719
146
85 978
585
1027
933
635 808 372 379 305 554 502
734
357
518
306
378
575
368
712
630
22 352
588
NAME OF TUNE.
St. Justin.. Springfield Valparaiso St. Paul Rehoboth Luton St. Margaret Clevedon.. Nicea, Trinity Hirst, Buckland Syria
Pleyel
Weber Eaton Lymington St. Saviour Hosanna..
Llandaff
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St. George
David's Harp Malta Beatitudo
Batchford, Toronto St. Paul
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01
Ruperra
Hull
Clegg, St. John.
Horsley Houghton
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Providence
Woodhouse Grove
Bensham..
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Aurelia Ruskin Eden Kilmarnock Rochester
494 469 Anglican..
71
558
565
996 805 593 1043
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417 St. Theodulph 730 Belmont..
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Daniel, St. Kitts
Belmont Staincliffe Shawmut.. Philippi.. Eccles Mahlon
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Monmouth, Dresden Fatherland
St. George's, Bolton Clarissa Doncaster Driffield.. Orison
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St. Catherine Bavaria
Farrant, Chant" Boyce" French( Dundee)
Brookfield
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Sacred Rest Lonsdale.. Emmaus, Dunfermline Carinthia..
St. George's, Bolton Mansion
Vox Dilecti, Vox Jesu,
Audite Audientes Me Safety Eventide..
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St. Catherine, Saints of God
Madagascar Sursum Corda Uxbridge.. Sawley Thirlwell..
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886.886.
11 10.11 10.
10 10.10 10. L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8. L.M. 77.77.77. 87.87.77.88. 11.12.12.10.
METRE.
77.77.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
77.7 7.
77.7 7.
88.8 8.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. C.M.
88.8 8.47,
C.M.
S.M.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
S.M.
L.M.
11 11.11 11. 886.886. 559.669.
88 6.88 6. 88 6.886.
S.M. C.M.
5 5.5 5.6 5.6 5
88.8 8.8 8.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M.
L.M.
86.8 6.88.
C.M.
L.M.
S.M.
C.M.
6 6.7 7.7 7. S.M.
85.8 3. 886.8 86. C.M. 6 6.6 6.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
S.M.D.
C.M.D.
66.6 6.
C.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 3 6 4.6 4.10 10. 88.8 8.8 8.8 8. C.M.
S.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M. 87.87.47. 888.888.
6 4.6 4.6 6 6 4
7 6.7 6.7 6. 88.88.88
8.M.
8.M.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6 C.M.

FIRST LINE.
In the cross of Christ I glory In the dark and cloudy day
In the day of thy distress.. In the hour of trial
In this glad hour, when children meet Infinite God, to Thee we raise Infinite, unexhausted Love Into Thy gracious hands I fall It came upon the midnight clear It is not death to die
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Jerusalem, my happy home Jerusalem on high Jerusalem the golden Jesus, all- atoning Lamb Jesus, and shall it ever be.. Jesus, at Thy command
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Jesus, at whose supreme command Jesus Christ is risen to- day, Hallelujah Jesus, exalted far on high Jesus, Friend of sinners, hear Jesus, from Whom all blessings flow Jesus, great Shepherd of the sheep Jesus hath died that I might live Jesus, I love Thy charming name Jesus, I my cross have taken Jesus, I rest on Thee Jesus, if still the same Thou art Jesus, if still Thou art to- day Jesus is our common Lord Jesus in Thee our eyes behold Jesus, Life of those who die Jesus lives, no longer now.. Jesus, Lord of life and glory Jesus, Lord, we look to Thee Jesus, Lover of my soul Jesus, my Advocate above.. Jesus, my All, to heaven is gone.. Jesus, my Life, Thyself apply Jesus, my Lord, my God, my All Jesus, my Saviour, Brother, Friend Jesus, my strength, my hope Jesus, Redeemer, Saviour, Lord.. Jesus shall reign where'er the sun Jesus, still lead on
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Jesus, Sun and Shield art Thou.. Jesus, Sun of Righteousness Jesus, the all- restoring Word Jesus, the Conqueror, reigns Jesus, the name high over all Jesus, the sinner's Friend, to Thee Jesus, the very thought of Thee.. Jesus, the word of mercy give Jesus, these eyes have never seen Jesus, Thou all- redeeming Lord.. Jesus, Thou sovereign Lord of all Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness Jesus, Thy boundless love to me Jesus, Thy far- extended fame Jesus, to Thee, our hearts we lift Jesus, to Thy table led Jesus, we on the word depend Jesus, where'er Thy people meet Join all the glorious names Join, all ye ransomed sons of grace Just as I am, without one plea Just as thou art, without one trace
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Kindred in Christ, for His dear sake Labouring and heavy- laden Lamb of God, for sinners slain Lamb of God, whose dying love Lamp of our feet, whereby we trace
Lead kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom
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INDEX.
HYMN
102
Ellerker.. 459 Evelyn
Coldrey
631 455
796
200
228 445
76
979
563
376
141
628
732
109
408
434
525
675
366
149
512
304
324
286
348 120
988
991
418
678
302
371
423 580
159
943
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369 ..
374
283
827
454
NAME OF TUNE.
544 Jerusalem, Southwell..
1024
St. Mary Magdalene Portobello
873
322
266
528
511
308
737
208
479
Pater Omnium St. Paul
Abridge
Neapolis Noel
Serenity
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Christ Church
Ewing
Nottingham
St. Luke
St. Godric
Chypon's.
Easter Hymn
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Bishopthorpe Greenock, Marlow Viator Nares Barrow
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Arnold's..
Fruition
Bath
Carey's Belmont New Leeds St. Flavian
117 Doversdale
403
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Advocate..
St. Albinus
St. Raphael
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Clayton
Hollingside, Pulchra
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Home Mozart
St. Philip.. Samson
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Gotha, Solace Josiah
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Leeds
Emmaus, Dunfermline
Barnby
Philip
Emmaus..
Spohr
Eden
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Montgomery, Lasus
St. Mildred
St. James..
Gainsworth
Alicia, Keighley
Nunhead.
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Melancthon
Lux Prima
Burnett, Northampton 128 Huddersfield 145 Matlock 278 Brimington
360 691
Thorner.. Abridge
359
Thorner
226
673
Martyrdom St. Werbergh Fulda
327
391 Geissen
350 425 738 170
773
132
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Fatherland," Jesus, still lead on"
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Nuremberg
Rome, Chant" Whittington"
Lux Benigna, Sandon..
METRE.
87.87.
777.6.
76.76.7 7.
65.6 5.6 5.6 5.
L.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
O.M.
L.M.
C.M.D.
S.M.
C.M.
66.6 6.44.44.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
77.7 7.
L.M.
66.6 6.8 8.
C.M.
77.7 7.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M. C.M.
87.87.87.87.
66.86.88.
88.8 8.8 8.
C.M.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
C.M.
777.6. 78.7 8.4. 87.87.47.
77.77.
7's.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.88
L.M.
S.M.D. C.M.
L.M.
55.88.55.
76.7 6.7 7.
77.7 7.73.
C.M.
8.M.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.89.
L.M.
88.8 8.88.
L.M. 88.88.88
777.
L.M.
L.M.
66.66.88
C.M.
888.6.
888.6.
L.M.
87.87.
76.7 6.7 8.7 6. 7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.
C.M. 10.4.10.4.10.10.
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XX
FIRST LINE.
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us Lead us, O Father, in the paths of peace Leader of faithful souls, and Guide
Led by& kindlier hand than ours Let earth and heaven agree Let every mortal ear attend Let God arise, and let His foes Let Him to Whom we now belong Let me be with Thee, where Thou art
Let me go the day, is breaking
Let party- names no more
Let the redeemed give thanks and praise
Let the world their virtue boast
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Let us join(' tis God commands) Let us with a gladsome mind
Let worldly minds the world pursue Lift up to God the voice of praise Lift up your hearts to things above Lift your eves to faith, and see.. Lift your glad voices in triumph on high
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May the grace of Christ our Saviour Meet and right it is to sing Mercy alone can meet my case Mighty Father, blessèd Son
Millions within Thy courts have met
Mortals, awake; with angels join
Light of life, seraphic Fire
dwelling
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Light of the lonely pilgrim's heart Light of those whose dre Lo, God is here; let us adore Lo, He comes with clouds descending.. Lo, round the throne, at God's right hand Lo, the storms of life are breaking Long have I seemed to serve Thee, Lord Look from Thy sphere of endless day. Look, ye saints, the sight is glorious Lord, as to Thy dear cross we flee
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Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing, Bid us Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing, Fill our Lord God, the Holy Ghost Lord, have mercy when we pray Lord, I believe a rest remains Lord, I believe Thou wilt forgive Lord, I hear of showers of blessing Lord, I was blind, I could not see Lord, in the morning Thou shalt hear Lord in this blest and hallowed hour Lord, in this Thy mercy's day Lord, it belongs not to my care Lord Jesus, are we one with Thee Lord Jesus, let Thy watchful care Lord, let my heart still turn to Thee.. Lord, like the publican, I stand Lord of all being, throned afar.. Lord of all power and might Lord of earth, Thy forming hand Lord of life, prophetic spirit Lord of mercy and of might Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail Lord of the living harvest
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Lord of the Sabbath's peaceful hours Lord of the sea, afar from land Lord of the wide extended main Lord of the worlds above.. Lord, speak to me, that I may speak Lord, Thou hast searched and seen me through Lord, Thy children guide and keep Lord, when we bend before Thy throne Lord, while for all mankind we pray Lord, whom winds and seas obey Lord Divine, all love excelling Low in Thine agony Lowly and solemn be
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466 Eadric
427
Summerford, Mount
Zion
476 Plymouth Dock, Southgate Norwood:: Trumpet London( New)
Warrington
Sawley Brookfields
443
155
248
828
406
1038
1049
710 293
307
NAME OF TUNE.
539
39
501
55
546 568
116 Epiphany
334
313
276
942
527
513 Monica
836 St. Fulbert 314 Normandy
794 1009 1014 475 220
833
161 405 1050 1048
177
671
358
Kent
Syria
916 822
583
6
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Even Me Boston Runcorn
Haydn
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Break of Day, Stepney
Hope Gloucester
Greenock, New Zealand
( 1093) Stainforth
Ephraim Marlow Richmond
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Benevento
Eventide..
Erlesdene
St. Philip
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739
974 Kent
498 Allhallows
906 Bristol
St. Bernard
652 289 Martyrdom
51 Bavaria
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Pater Omnium Helmsley, Lewisham
Passing Bell Boniface St. Frances Pentecost Olivet Nazareth Benediction Dismissal Tuam
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St. Saviour
Luton
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839 Harlan
504 Pleyel
St. Werburgh Cape Town, Wanswell Clive Vale
751 917
699 1047 903 604 Adela Berry Eisenach Eisenach Darwell's 148th Entreaty Williams.. Nassau Lewis Aristides Haven Faben Abinger Suppliant 1041 St. Oswald, Mariner's 62 Jeshurun 292 197
460
781 908 923 385 96 985
749
73 Winchester( Old)
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87.87.447.
10.10.10.10.
88.88.88 L.M. 66.66.88
C.M.
L.M.
C.M. .M. 87.87.7 7.
S.M.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.
77.77.77.777.7.7.7.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
10 11.11 11.12 11.10. 11.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7. C.M. 87.87.87.87. 88.8 8.8 8. 87.87.47. L.M.
8 8.8 6.
O.M.
L.M.
87.87.47. O.M. 87.87.87.87. 87.87.47.
S.M.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
C.M.
88.8 8.88
87.87.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
777.
O.M.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M. L.M. 66 4.6 6.6 4. 77.77. 87.87.87. 77.7 5. 88.88.448
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 5. L.M.
L.M. L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 6.
L.M. L.M. 77.77.79.
C.M.
O.M.
77.77. 87.87.87.87. 664.6 6 64.
6 6.4 6.6 4. 87.87.
7 6.7 6.7 7.7 6. C.M.
777.777.777.
L.M.
C.M.

FIRST LINE.
My dear Redeemer and my Lord My faith looks up to Thee
My God and Father, while I stray
My God, how wonderful Thou art My God, I am Thine..
My God, I know, I feel Thee mine
My God, I thank Thee, Who hast made My God, is any hour so sweet My God, my Father, blissful Name My God, my Father, dost Thou call My God, my God, to Thee I cry.. My God, my King
My God, the spring of all my joys My gracious Lord, I own Thy right My heart and voice I raise
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My heart is full of Christ, and longs My heart is resting, O my God My rest is in heaven, my rest is not here My Saviour,' mid life's varied scene My soul, inspired with sacred love My soul is now united
O blessed Life, the heart at rest O bread to pilgrims given..
O comfort to the dreary O day of rest and gladness O disclose Thy lovely face O Everlasting Light..
O Filial Deity..
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Not unto us, but Thee, O Lord
Not worthy, Lord. to gather up the crumbs Now begin the heavenly theme Now I have found the ground, wherein Now let our cheerful eyes survey Now let our souls on wings sublime Now, Lord, I on Thy trnth depend Now thank we all our God Now that the daylight fills the sky Now the day is over..
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My soul, through my Redeemer's care My soul, with sacred joy survey.. My sufferings all to Thee are known My trust is in the Lord
Nearer, my God, to Thee
None is like Jeshurun's God
Not all the blood of beasts
Not heaven's wide range of hallowed space..
Not here as to the prophet's eye..
Not, Lord, unto that mount of dread
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O Christ, the Lord of heaven, to Thee O Christ, Thou hast ascended
O Christ, what burdens bowed Thy head O come and mourn with me awhile
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O for a heart to praise my God O for a shout of sacred joy O for a thousand tongues to sing O for that tenderness of heart O for the peace which floweth as a river O give thanks to Him who made O glorious hope of perfect love O God, how often hath Thine ear O God of Bethel, by whose hand
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O God of life, whose power benign O God of love, O King of peace..
O God, our help in ages past
O God, Thou art my God alone
O God, though countless worlds of light
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INDEX.
HYMN
84 330 658
9 507
362
570
810
618
271
432
60
493
351
156
138
663
578
461
394
332
355
825
651
629
557
380
231
815
813
490 784
746
232
NAME OF TUNE.
Elstow
Harlan Southport, " Troyte" Glossop Road Harwich, Jesmond Farningham, St. Thomas
Wentworth
Southport, Humility
Shortlands, Horsley
Rockingham
St. Polycarp
David's Harp
St. Frances
Valparaiso Vienna
Tyrone
Nature's Voice, Marlow
Thornbury, Attercliffe Eden
Ascalon
King of glory
Elim, or Rest
Home, Lytham. Willerby
Eaton, Dura
New York
Brooklyn, Requies
Samson
Brookfield
St. Godric
644 Carey's Farrant
121 543
615
458
939
951
Ombersley Saxby Wittemburg Fertile Plains Eudoxia
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Jeshurun..
Cambridge
Luther's Chant..
400 736 140 112 100
91
254 763 Endsleigh
510
451
346
431
619
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365
54 142 291 St. Agnes.. 577 Dawning 25 Dix.. 388 Pembroke 887 St. Catherine 35
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St. Cross, Babylon Aurelia
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907 Home
972 French( Dundee) 488 Blockley 819 Wiltshire
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Morning Everlasting Light, Eastwood
Southfield, Warrenne ( No. 2)
Abridge, Burmah Brampton,
Ordination Hymn Barrow Richmond Manchester
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METRI.
888.4.
C.M.
55 12.5 5 12.
C.M.
84.8 4.8 4.
888.4.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
446.446
C.M.
L.M. 668.668.
88.8 8.8 8. Irregular. 11.11.11.11. 84.8 4.888.
88.8 8.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
64.6 4.6 6 4.
7 6.7 6.7 7.7 6
S.M.
L.M
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
10 10.10 10. 77.77.
88.8 8.8 8.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
67.6 7.6 6.6 6 L.M.
6 5.6 5.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6 L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. 86.8 6.8 6. L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6 76.7 6.7 6.7 6 77.7 7.7 7.
S.M.
6 6.7 7.7 7. C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M. C.M. 11.10.11.10 77.7 7.7 7. 886.8 86.
88.8 8.8 8
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888.
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FIRST LINE.
O God, Thy faithfulness I plead O God, to whom my life I owe O God, unseen, yet ever near O God, what offering shall I give O God, Who didst Thy will unfold O happy band of pilgrims.. O happy day, that fixed my
choice
O happy soul departed
O heavenly Zion, rise and shine.. O help us, Lord, each hour of need O Holy Saviour, Friend unseen O how blest the congregation O Jesus, I have promised
O Jesus, full of truth and grace O Jesus, King most wonderful
O Jesus, let me bless Thy name O Jesus, Lord of heavenly grace..
O Jesus, Thou art standing
O joyful sound of gospel grace
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O let him, whose sorrow
O Lamb of God, that tak'st away O Lord, another day is flown
O Lord, how happy should we be O Lord, I would delight in Thee.. O Lord of heaven and earth and sea O Lord of hosts, whose glory fills O Lord, our fathers oft have told O Lord, Thy faithful servant save O Lord, Thy heavenly grace impart O Lord, turn not Thy face away.. O Love Divine and golden.. O Love Divine, how sweet Thou art O Love Divine, that stooped to share O love of God, how strong and true O Master, it is good to be O Paradise, O Paradise
O righteous Father, Lord of all O Sacred Head, once wounded
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O Saviour, precious Saviour O show me not my Saviour dying O Spirit of the living God
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O that I could my Lord receive.. O that I could repent
O that in me the sacred fire
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O that my load of sin were gone.. O that Thou wouldst the heavens rend
O Thou, before Whose gracious throne O Thou by long experience tried O Thou from Whom all goodness flows O Thou God of my salvation
O Thou, our Husband, Brother, Friend O Thou that hearest prayer
O Thou that hear'st when sinners cry.. O Thou, the contrite sinner's Friend O Thou, through suffering perfect made O Thou, to Whose all- searching sight.. O Thou, to Whom in ancient time O Thou Who camest from above O Thou Who driest the mourner's tears O Thou Who hast our sorrows borne O Thou, Whom all Thy saints adore O Thou, Whose tender mercy hears O timely happy, timely wise O what shall I do my Saviour to praise O where shall rest be found
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O why should gloomy thoughts arise O why should Israel's sons, once blest.. O wondrous power of faithful prayer..
O word of God incarnate.:
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HYMN
O worship the King
O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness Object of my first desire
O'er the gloomy hills of darkness
472 Innspruck
970 Rockingham
731 Belmont
398
203
601
354
987
831
668
642
721 Westbury.. 414 Rutherford
Maplebeck Jazer Pembroke
616 148 319 444
234
361
NAME OF TUNE.
7 491
1029
809 97
St. Catherine
Olney
Barton
Truro
St. Jerome, Munich
Widdop..
Etheldreda
Trust, Durham..
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cour
Munich
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Watford.. Antwerp
688
( New) Festus Ely.. 448 Kensington 384 Oriel
612
706 Wavertree 182 Leslie 274 Ludborough 125 Durham Angelus St. Luke
1036 441 775 487
449 316 770
295 941 523 1023 249 832 672 212
Worsley Bentley 13 Houghton 796 Sanctissimus 506 Theodora..
849 Calvary
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Lux Mundi
Mossleigh.. Farningham, St. Thomas
St. Dominic, Caswall.. Hanford
Thorner
627
320
802
471 Innspruck
492 Thornbury, Attercliffe 70 Almsgiving
814
Luther's Chant..
909
Stukeley
515 389 Oberlin
Ruperra..
288 936
387
1035
Fertile Plains
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30
Brimington
Kensington Latrobe Bavaria St. Stephen Haydn Hanover.. Tytherton London( New) Pentecost..
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Centenary Carleton
Burleigh Angelus Fertile Plains St. Serf
Paradise( Gill), Paradise( Dykes) Lonsdale. St. Christopher, Suc..
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168
294 St. Stephen 300
Langton
363 Lancaster, St. Flavian
275 Boston
282
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886.886.
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C.M.
88.8 8.88
L.M.
7 6.7 6.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
L.M.
C.M.
888.6. 87.87.47.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
L.M.
C.M. 886.886.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
C.M.
6 5.6 5. 888.4.
C.M. 886.886.
C.M.
88.84.
L.M.
C.M.
88 6.88 6.
88.886.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
886.886.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.D.
8 6.8 6.6 6.6 6. 886.886.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
9 6.9 6.9 6.9 6. L.M.
C.M.
S.M.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
C.M.
87.87.47.
L.M.
66.6 6.8
L.M.
88.8 6.
L.M. L.M.
L.M.
L.M. C.M. 886.886.
L.M.
O.M.
L.M.
10 10.11 11,
8.M.
C.M.
L.M.
8 8.8 8.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
55.5 5.6 5.6 5. 12 10.12 10. 77.77. 87.87.47

FIRST LINE.
Oft in danger, oft in woe
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Oft when the waves of passion rise Omnipotent Lord, my Saviour and King On all the earth Thy Spirit shower On Jordan's stormy banks I stand On the mountain's top appearing
On the waters dark and drear
Oppressed with sin and woe
Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathed Our day of praise is done..
Our hearts and voices let us raise Our Jesus is gone up on high Our Lord is risen from the dead.. Out of the deep I call
Out of the depth of self- despair.. Out of the depths I cry to Thee..
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One there is above all others One thing with all my soul's desire Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war
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Partners of a glorious hope Pass a few swiftly fleeting years.. Peace be to this habitation Peace, doubting heart, my God's I am.. Pierce, fill me with an humble fear Pilgrims we are and strangers Pleasant are Thy courts above Plunged in a gulf of dark despair Pour out Thy Spirit from on high Praise for Thee, Lord, in Zion waits Praise, my soul, the King of heaven Praise, O praise our God and King Praise the Lord, His glories show Praise the Lord, ye heavens adore Him Praise to God, immortal praise Praise to the Holiest in the height Praise ye the Lord, immortal choir Praise ye the Lord on every height Praise ye the Lord,' tis good to raise.. Prayer is the breath of God in man Prayer is the soul's sincere desire Prisoners of hope, lift up your heads Quiet, Lord, my froward heart..
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Saviour, breathe an evening blessing Saviour from sin, I wait to prove Saviour, let Thy sanction rest Saviour of all, what hast Thou done Saviour of them that trust in Thee Saviour, on me the want bestow Saviour, through the desert lead us Saviour, visit Thy plantation Saviour, when in dust to Thee Saviour, who Thy flock art feeding
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Raise the psalm, let earth adoring Reaper, behold the fields are white Rejoice, believer, in the Lord Rejoice for a brother deceased Rejoice, the Lord is King.. Rejoice to- day with one accord Rest from thy labours, rest Return, O wanderer, return Return, O wanderer, to thy home Ride on, ride on in majesty Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings Rock of Ages, cleft for me..
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Round the Lord in glory seated.
Safe home, safe home in port Safely through another week Salvation, O the joyful sound Saviour, again to Thy dear Name we raise Saviour, blessèd Saviour, listen whilst we sing
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98
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HYMN
597
641
Holy Warfare
Ruperra
483 Edinburgh, Old 104th..
169 1016 846
922
638
496
610
299
186
NAME OF TUNE.
581
564
536
227
540 Hohenlohe
966
807
478
Samson Spohr
Zurich
Haven
Gounod
Tiverton.. Song of Watchword Rothesay.. St. Cuthbert
Franconia, Vigil Ombersley
Angel's Hymn.. Montgomery
Wirksworth, Doncaster
St. Peter..
694
429
247
92 566 311
69
1026 955
41
769
164
● 3
Passing Bell Cheviot
759
893
165
105
301
281
315 Luther's Hymn..
Laister Dyke
Maidstone
Sawley
Bolton
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Ashley Pax Dei
Holly Wanderer Hosanna Elevation
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Cheshunt College
Hesperus..
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Safe Home Glastonbury
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959
390
Giessen
937 Cassel
426 Reddish 797 St. Fillans
386 468
Ravendale Dismissal Tiberias
436
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Triumph,
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Acclamation
Ein feste Burg
Augustine, Vigil
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St. Bernard
687
Festus
52
Eden, Trinity
67 Regent Square 895 Monkland 789 Clarion 66 Lucerne 900 Porthminster, Ratisbon 230 Gordon
57 Triumphant Host
21
St. Fulbert 3 Accrington 664 Dublin, Brocco Bank 665 Dublin, Brocco Bank 393 Eaton, Dura
665 Early Dawn
68 Austria, Woodhouse
684
Southend..
407
998
509
914
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( No. 76).. Censorinus
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METRE,
77.77. 886.886.
10 10.11 11.
L.M.
C.M. 87.87.47.
77.77. 87.87.77. C.M.
11. 6 lines.
S.M.
86.84.
S.M.
L.M.
L.M.
L.M.
S.M.
C.M.
87.87.88.7
77.7 7.7 7.7 7. L.M.
87.87.87.87. 88.8 8.8 8. L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
87.87.47.
77.77.
77.77.
87.87. 77.77.77.
C.M.
C.M.C. C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
77.77.77.
87.87.87.87.
L.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.8 8.8 8.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
87.87.66.6 6.7.
S.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 7.7 6.
77.7 7.7 7.
87.8 7.8 7.87.
6 6.6 6.8 8. 77.77.7 7. C.M. 10.10.10.10.
xxiii
6 5.6 5.6 5.6 5.
87.8 7.8 7.87.
88.8 8.88. 77.77.77. 88.8 8.88 L.M. 886.886. 87.87.47. 87.87.47. 77.7 7.7 7.77. 87.87.

xxiv
FIRST LINE.
Say, sinner, hath a voice within..
Say, why should friendship grieve for those.. See how great a flame aspires
See Israel's gentle Shepherd stands
See, sinners, in the gospel glass.
See the blessèd Saviour dying
See the Conqueror mounts in triumph Servant of God, well done..
Servants of the Great Jehovah.. Shall hymns of grateful love Shall I, for fear of feeble man
Shepherd Divine, our wants relieve Shepherd of souls, the great, the good.. Shepherd of souls, with pitying eye Shepherd of tender youth.. Show pity, Lord; O Lord, forgive Shrinking from the cold hand of death Since all the downward tracts of time
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Since Jesus freely did appear Since the Son hath made me free Sinful, sighing to be blest..
Sing Hallelujah forth in duteous praise Sing to the Great Jehovah's praise Sing to the Lord of harvest
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Sing we the song of those who stand Sinners, obey the gospel word Sinners, turn, why will ye die Sinners, will you scorn the message Sleep thy last sleep. Soldiers of Christ, arise Sometimes a light surprises Son of God, to Thee I cry Songs of praise the angels sang. Souls of men, why will ye scatter Sow in the morn thy seed.. Speed Thy servants, Saviour, speed them Spirit Divine, attend our prayers Spirit of faith, come down Spirit of truth, on this Thy day. Spread, O spread, thou mighty Word
Stand, soldier of the cross..
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Supreme in wisdom, as in power Sweet is the work, my God, my King Sweet place; sweet place alone.. Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go Sweet the moments, rich in blessing Swift as an eagle's flight..
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The day is past and over..
The day of resurrection
The festal morn, my God, is come
The Galilean fishers toil
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The God of Abraham praise
The God of glory walks His round
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Stand up and bless the Lord Stand up, stand up for Jesus
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Stay, Thou insulted Spirit, stay.. Still, Lord, I languish for Thy grace Still will we trust, though earth seem dark and dreary Still with Thee, O my God Strong Son of God, immortal Love Summoned my labour to renew.. Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear
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Take my life, and let it be..
Take up thy cross,' the Saviour said Talk with us, Lord, Thyself reveal Teacher of hearts,' tis Thine alone Terrible thought, shall I alone That day of wrath, that dreadful day That mystic word of Thine, O sovereign Lord The billows swell, the winds are high.
The Church's one foundation
The day is gently sinking to a close
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INDEX.
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173
211
733
.. 787
co
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HYMN
239
971
838
727
267
236
135
696
931
347
303
1031
872 897
779
245
259
263
984
592
40
634
12
261
596
848
171
329
Elthorne..
Hotham
698
Mannheim, Melita
154
College Street Wareham
683
666
Arnold's.. Bonn
401 224 Duke Street
859
273
968
34
NAME OF TUNE
647 804
86
587
947
Holly Staincliffe Harts
Kind Shepherd..
409
752
559
767 101 881
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Rochester
Austria
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Moreb, Greenwood Ludborough
Tichfield.. Mannheim
Fairbridge Driffield
Scott
Russia
St. Agnes... Rhodes
Bedford
Pleyel Swabia
Rhodes 602 New York 430 Holly 317 Ravendale
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0.
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Malta
Wiltshire, Chant" Langdon
Eagley
Early Dawn Litany
Holy City St. James.. Ellacombe St. Fulbert Ernan
St. Theodulph Requiem..
Vienna
Stuttgart, Sharon
St. Anatolius
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954 113 Endsleigh 792 Drayton
589 St. Leonards 43 Leoni 582 Hesperus..
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Hampstead
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Warrenne( No. 5) St. Matthias Sardis Carinthia..
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79
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Trust Doncaster Reliance.. St. Ann
Hursley, Abends," Sun
of my soul" Faversham
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377 Consecration 356 Brooklyn, Requies 495 Tiverton.. 692 1020
Kirkstall.. Martyrdom
1003
Babylon Streams St. Agnes..
522 918
Hesperus.. 717 Aurelia 964 Tenterden," The day is
gently sinking'
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L.M.
L.M. 77.77. C.M. 88.8 8.88.
87.87.87.87 87.8 7.8 7.897. S.M. 87.87.47. 66.6 6.8 8.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M. 664.6664, L.M.
L.M.
CM.
C.M.
77.7 7.77.
7.7.7.7.
10.10.7.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 8
C.M.
L.M.
77.7 7.7 7.7 7. 87.87.47.
4 6.4 6.4 6.4 6. S.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6. 77.7 7.77.
7.7.7.7.
87.87.
S.M.
87.87.47.
C.M.
S.M.
C.M.
77.7 7.
S.M.
S.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
L.M. 886.886.
11.10.11.6. S.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
8 8.8 8.8 8. 87.87.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
77.7 7.
L.M.
C.M. C.M.D. C.M. L.M. 10.10.10.10. L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
10.10.10.10.10.10
7 6.7 6.8 8.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6 886.8 86. C.M.D.
6 6.8 4.6 6.8 4. L.M.

FIRST LINX.
The God of harvest praise.. The God of nature and of grace The glory of the spring, how sweet The hallowed morn is dear to me The harvest of my joys is past The Head, that once was crowned with thorns The heavens declare Thy glory, Lord..
The Lord be with us, as we bend
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The Lord Jehovah reigns.
The Lord of earth and sky
The Lord of might from Sinai's brow The Lord my pasture shall prepare The Lord will come, and not be slow The Lord will come, the earth shall quake
The spring- tide hour
The strain upraise of joy and praise
The strife is o'er, the battle done
The sun is sinking fast
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The morning flowers display their sweets The radiant morn hath passed away The roseate hues of early dawn The Sabbath- day hath reached its close The spacious firmament on high
The Spirit in our hearts
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Thou art near; yes, Lord, I feel it Thou art, O God, the life and light Thou art the Way- to Thee alone Thou God of glorious majesty..
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Thee, Jesus, full of truth and grace Thee, Jesus, Thee, the sinner's Friend Thee we adore, eternal Name Thee will I love, my Strength, my Tower There is a blessed home
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The twilight falls, the night is near
The universe is shaking
The voice of free grace cries, Escape to the
mountain
The voice that breathed o'er Eden
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Thou God of truth and love Thou great mysterious God unknown.. Thou hidden Love of God, whose height Thou hidden Source of calm repose
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sorrow
Thou Lamb of God, Thou Prince of Peace Thou, Lord, art love, and everywhere.. Thou, Lord, hast blest my going out Thou, Lord, through every changing scene Thou Man of Griefs, remember me Thou say'st,' Take up thy cross' Thou Shepherd of Israel, and mine Thou Son of God, whose flaming eyes Thou sovereign Lord of earth and skies Thou very present Aid
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There is a book who runs may read There is a fountain filled with blood There is a land of pure delight.. There is a Name I love to hear There is an hour when I must part .There is no night in heaven
There was a time when children sang.. Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old Thine for ever, God of love This is the day of light
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This is the day the Lord hath made This is the field, the world below This stone to Thee in faith we lay Thou art coming, O my Saviour. Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not deplore thee..
Thou art my hiding- place, O Lord
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INDEX.
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HYMN
896
20
1040
747
325
127
202
756
24
880
1011
660
835
1004
965
960
550
766
17
250
1046
238
935
447
318
NAME OF TUNE,
St. Austin Caterham
Bexley, Sharon
Lasus
Carey's
St. Magnus, Dalehurst
Winchester
Zwingle Adoration
Bickleigh
Sinai
Southgate
Barrow
Erfurt,
464
27
499
1012
..
Chant Morning Flowers
Serenity
Nature's Voice
Free Grace
White Robes
St. Gabriel, Selattyn.. Castle Rising
Fides, Intercessor( 1108)
Ossett
72
137
950 949 Helena, Redemption.. 844 Hatchard..
Evangelist Pembroke
973 424 Mozart
1025
The strain upraise Conquest..
St. Columba, Nocturn.
French( Dundee)
..
St. Flavian
23 328
Evan
1017 Pastor, Jerusalem 151 Tyrone 975 Kent 1022 Langton.. 851 Birstal 1045 Gennesaret
375
St. Bees, Sherborne
760
Franconia, or Vigil
755
..
Cathedral
..
..
Clarence Street, Bury
St. Edmunds
..
999 Proper Tune, Ems 624
..
..
..
Hiding- Place, Norseman( 1097)
Sefton, Eccleriggs Pater Omnium
Redhead( No. 66)
..
..
68
Zwingle
997 Stella, Harvest Home
816 Melcombe
136
Southwick
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St. Justin, Magdalen
College.. Cheerful..
..
..
..
681
349 Grosvenor
519
392 Magdalen, Teignton St. Catherine, Saints of God Göttingen, Old 25th
1007
648
Warrenne( No. 4) 653 Melcombe 10 Clapham 921 Llandaff 29 Hesperus.. 1015 Brookfield, Babylon 410 Braden
521 Warrenne( No. 1), Zion 783 St. Ann 930 Ernan 450 Aynhoe
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METRE.
664.6664.
C.M.
C.M.
L.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8
66.6 6.8 8. 87.87.887. 88.8 8.88.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
88.84.
C.M.D.
888.6.
L.M.
S.M.
446.446.
Irregular.
88.84.
6 4.6 6.
C.M.
76.7 6.7 6.7 6.
12.12.12.12.
7 6.7 6.
C.M.
886.8 86.
C.M.
88.8 8.88
6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
C.M.
S.M.
L.M.
C.M.D.
77.77.
S.M.
C.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
L.M.
87.887.7 7.77.
13 11.13 12.
C.M.D.
87.87.
88.8 8.8 8.
C.M.
886.8 86.
66.6 6.88.
886.8 86.
88.8 8.8 8.
88.8 8.8 8. S.M.D.
XXV
11 10.11 10.10 10.
L.M.
C.M.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M.
S.M.
8 8.8 8.8 8.88.
C.M.
L.M.
8.M.
6*

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FIRST LINE.
Thou Who didst stoop below Thou, Who hast in Zion laid Thou Whose Almighty Word
Though by sorrows overtaken
Though faint, yet pursuing, we go on our way Though nature's strength decay..
Till He come- O let the words " Tis for conquering kings to gain To- day, the Saviour calls To God be glory, peace on earth To- morrow, Lord, is Thine
Though troubles assail and dangers affright Thousands, O Lord of hosts, this day.. Through all the changing scenes of life Through good report and evil, Lord Through the day Thy love hath spared us Through the love of God our Saviour.. Through the night of doubt and sorrow Thy ceaseless, unexhausted love Thy goodness, Lord, our souls confess Thy hand, Lord, cannot shortened be.. Thy power and saving truth to show Thy way, not mine, O Lord
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To realms beyond the sounding sea To the hills I lift mine eyes
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Unchangeable, Almighty Lord Up to the hills I lift mine eyes.. Uplift the blood- stained banner
Vain, delusive world, adieu Victim Divine, Thy grace we claim Vital spark of heavenly flame
..
UU
Thy Word, O Lord, Thy precious Word alone Thus far the Lord has led me on
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To the Name that brings salvation To Thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise To Thy temple I repair Tossed upon life's raging billow" Try us, O God, and search the ground..
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Walk in the light, so shalt thou know We ask not that our path be always bright We bid thee welcome in the name We came at early morn to sing We give immortal praise We have a great High Priest We join to crave with wishes kind We lift our eyes, our hands, to Thee We love the place, O God..
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We love Thee, Lord, yet not alone We may not climb the heavenly steeps We plough the fields, and scatter
We praise Thee, O God; we acknowledge Thee to be the Lord
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We praise, we worship Thee, O God We rose to- day with anthems sweet We saw Thee not when Thou didst come We see not, know not; all our way We seek a glorious rest above We sing the praise of Him who died We sing to Thee, Thou Son of God We thank Thee, Lord, for this fair earth We thank Thee, Lord, for this our food We would see Jesus; for the shadows lengthen Weary of earth and laden with my sin Weary of wandering from my God Weary souls, that wander wide Welcome, sweet day of rest Welcome, welcome; sinner, near We've no abiding city here What are these arrayed in white What are those soul- reviving strains What could your Redeemer do What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone
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HYMN
89
824
840
657
428
44
661
800
620
419
957
636
571
42
11
645
701
456
840
948
741
153
253
192
977
905
632
162
902
788 924 674
381 744 1001
NAME OF TUNE.
1052
50 750 646 659
548 139 147 1037 1034
484
438
437
Elvey Halstead Philippi St. Mildred
257
757
251 541 1028
852 260
88
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Chorley Wood Leoni
Hanover..
Glasgow
Farrant, St. Louis
Clifton
..
707
Newmarket 31 St. Paul 603 Fairford.
St. Hilary
Triumph..
Golden Sheaves
Nottingham Woodside Nares
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Evensong..
Southgate
Rokeby, Toronto Arnold's..
Clapham.. Carey's
St. Edmund
Eden, St. Cecilia
Lux Benigna, Sandon
..
497 Allhallows 576 Holderness 686 Hope
946 Saxby
196 122 932 892 790 Quam Dilecta 503 Cecil 87 Edgware.. 898 Wir pflügen
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St. Swithin Silchester Priodas Ellesmere
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Hursley, Abends," Sun of my soul" Reynoldstone University College
Nain
..
In Memoriam
Dale Abbey
St. Andrew's
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Manchester, Handforth
Woolwich, Whitefriars Bristol
...
Tichfield..
Edgware..
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Evan, Ephesus.
Redhead( No. 4)
Jazer Brookfield
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.
Old Hundredth.. Visio Domini
Dalkeith, St. Agnes
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L
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Warrenne( No. 3) Adam Vital Spark, " Vital Spark"( Anthem).
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0.
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Te Deum Laudamus Bavaria Luton Samaria
Christian Submission
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Sacred Harmony Montgomery St. Peter's( Mancroft) Ossett
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METRE.
66.10.6 6.10.
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6. 664.6664. 88.77. 11.11.11.11. 6 6.8 4.6 6.8 4. 10.10.11.11 C.M.D
C.M.
888.4. 87.87.77.
8 4.8 4.8 8 84.
87.87.
C.M.
C.M.
8 8.8 8.8 8.
888.888.
6.6.6.6. 10 4.10 4.10 10.
L.M.
77.77.77. 77.77. 64.64.
C.M.
S.M.
L.M.
76.7 6.7 7.76. 87.87.87. 87.87.87.87. 77.7 7. 87.87.87.87.
C.M.
L.M. L.M.
76.7 6.7 6.7 6.
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6. 8 8.8 8.88.
Irregular.
C.M. 10.10.10.10.6.
L.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
S.M.
C.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.
C.M.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.6 6.8 4.
L.M. L.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
88.884.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
L.M. 11.10.11.10.
10.10.10.10.
88.8 8.88. 77.77.77.
S.M.
77.77. L.M. 77.77.77.77. L.M.
77.7 7.7 7.77. O.M.

FIRST LINE.
What is our calling's glorious hope What shall the dying sinner do.. What sinners value, I resign What though my frail eyelids refuse What though my shrinking flesh complain What various hindrances we meet When all Thy mercies, O my God When evening shadows gather When gathering clouds around I view When God of old came down from heaven When, gracious Lord, when shall it be When His salvation bringing When I can read my title clear When I had wandered from His fold When I survey the wondrous cross When Israel, of the Lord beloved When languor and disease invade When on her Maker's bosom
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Ye sons of men, with joy record..
Ye virgin souls, arise
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Yes, God is good,-in earth and sky Yes, the Redeemer rose Your harps, ye trembling saints..
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Zion's daughter, weep no more.. Zion stands by hills surrounded..
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8.
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When our heads are bowed with woe.. When our redeeming Lord When quiet in my house I sit When shall that sound of gladness When shall Thy love constrain.. When the day of toil is done When the weary, seeking rest When this passing world is done
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When through the torn sail the wild tempest is streaming.. When we cannot see our way When wounded sore, the stricken soul Where high the heavenly temple stands Where shall my soul begin to sing Where shall my wondering soul begin.. Wherewith, O God, shall I draw near.. While dead in trespasses I lie While life prolongs its precious light While lone upon the furious waves While passing through this vale of woe While shepherds watched their flocks by night While Thee I seek, protecting Power.. While, with ceaseless course, the sun.. Who are these like stars appearing Who in the Lord confide
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Ye faithful souls, who Jesus know Ye ransomed sinners, hear
Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim
Ye servants of the Lord
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Who is on the Lord's side.. Why do I wander from my God Why should I fear the darkest hour Why should I murmur or repine.. Why should our tears in sorrow flow Why should the children of a King Why should we start, and fear to die Why those fears, behold,' tis Jesus Why unbelieving
Why will ye lavish out your years Wisdom ascribe, and might, and praise With broken heart and contrite sigh With glorious clouds encompassed round With hearts and soul, with mind and might.. With hearts in love abounding With joy we meditate the grace.. Woe to the men on earth who dwell Would Jesus have the sinner die
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to
90
HYMN
364
216
542
962
517
774
32
953
477
172
270
862
547
435
225
439
801
934
981
457
811
843
298
567
670
383
240
888
277
94
399
508
NAME OF TUNE.
795
594
18 879
Lancaster, St. Flavian Melcombe
Ombersley David
Traveller
Montgomery, Lasus
St. Peter..
..
134 720
Evening Hymn..
Halle
929
626
290
118
144
336
269
287
242
St. Sepulchre
919
Pastor
446
Neapolis Gabriel
74
782
Lewis
884
Requies Darmsdadt
600 1021 474 613
572 711 Rowsley Warrior, Valour Windsor, Crowle Tryphena... Ely.. 690 Claremont 174 Bedford
969 Rockingham
470 Anglican
252
Cæsarea
Westminster
Hampstead
Missionary
Evan, Ephesus.
Euroclydon
Zion
St. Agnes.. Doversdale
Consecration
Rockingham Luther's Chant.. St. Hugh, Andover White Robes
Redhead( No. 47)
St. Benignus
Euphony..
Eden Grove
Whitefriars, Aston
Irene
Intercession
Mount Zion
St. Saviour
St. Paul's..
..
Hampstead
Belmont..
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..
Holly
New Radnor
Nuremberg
Abridge
Ossett Swanland
..
Heathlands Westbury..
5 Williams..
110 Croft's 148th 552 Lumen Verum
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..
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er
a
69
..
83
St. Anselm
Rejoicing Houghton
Newland, Ferguson Ossett Omagh
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853
158
St. Flavian
119 1005
St. Mary
C.M.
237 Sovereignty, Euphony 88.8 8.8 8.
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..
..
METRE.
O.M.
L.M.
L.M.
88.88.
88.88.88.
L.M.
C.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
88.8 8.8 8.
C.M.
L.M.
767 6.7 6.7 6.
C.M.
C.M.( 12 lines)
L.M
L.M. C.M. 7 6.7 6. 7777.
6 6.7 7.7 7.
88.8 8.8 8.
76.7 6.7 6.7 6.
S.M.
77.7 5.
75.7 5.7 5.7 5.88.
77.7 7.77.
12.12.12.12.
77.7 7.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M. 88.88.88
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M. C.M.D.
C.M.
77.7 7.7 7.77. 87.87.77.
S.M.
6 5( 12 lines). C.M.
888.
L.M.
C.M.
xxvii
C.M.
L.M.
87.87.47.
5 4.5 4.6 6.64.
L.M.
88.8 8.8 8.
L.M.
C.M.
L.M.
7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.
C.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
10 10.11 11.
S.M.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.8 8.
L.M.
6 6.6 6.4 4.4 4.
S.M.
77.7 7.7 7. 87.87.47

Abends Abinger Abridge Acclamation
Accrington
..
..
Adam
* Adela
Adeste Fideles
..
..
+ Almsgiving + Alpha
Amsterdam * Andover
Angels' Hymn tAngelic Songs tAngel's Story Angelus
..
Admiration
643
Adoration( 6 6.6 6.8 8.) 24, 111
Adoration( L.M.)
1053
1100
988
..
321
Adoration( 88.8 8.8 8.) * Advocate + Agnus Dei 266 * Alicia Allhallows( C.M.) 497, 498, 729 + Allhallows( 8 6.8 6.86.).. 656 Alma 1095
..
Augustine
+ Aurelia
Austria
+ Autumnus
Aynhoe Azzah
947, 948
96 94, 228, 431, 691
509
..
..
..
70 806 1092 801 165, 166
1032
736
754, 1035, 1036
791
tAngel Voices( Monk) + Angel Voices( Sullivan) 1094 Anglican + Antwerp
469, 470 167, 168 574 606
+ Arabia( 8 8.8 8.8 8.8 8.) + Arabia( 8 6.8 6.8 6.) Aristides.. Arlington.. Arnold's
.. 908
Ascalon
Ashley Aston Attercliffe
..
Benediction
Benevento Benison + Bensham..
+ Bentley Berry Bethany Bethel + Bethlehem
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
..
..
..
..
..
1069
42, 149, 150, 666 156 41 298 341, 342, 493 + Audite, Audientes Me..
502 694, 695 254, 255, 630, 717 68, 235, 236, 722
904 450 1054
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..
..
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..
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+ Copyright Tunes inserted by permission in this work.
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09
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Babylon Babylon's Streams Bangor
91, 1015 1003 292 423
+ Barnby
Barrow
365, 366, 834, 835
601
.. 343, 344 304
Barton Batchford + Bath Bavaria + Beachley + Beatitudo.. Bedford
50, 51, 770, 771 256 1019
173, 174
Belmont 146, 286, 287, 730, 731
1050
..
..
..
..
..
3 744 604
1090
..
..
..
..
..
..
671
952
.. PO
714 218
751 163, 723 557 15
Beverley + Bexley
Bickleigh. Birstal
880 851 206, 408 555
Bishopthorpe
* Blasius
Blockley. 191, 488, 725, 726,
777, 778. Bluntisham
Bohemia..
Bolton
Boniface
..
Bonn
Boston
Braden
+ Bradford * Brampton Break of Day Bremen + Brentwood + Bridegroom + Brimington Bristol * Brixton * Brocco Bank + Brookfield
..
..
..
..
..
..
co
..
..
..
1037, 1038 Brooklyn( L.M.) Brooklyn( 6 6.6 6.8 8.) * Broomhill + Broomsgrove + Buckland + Bullinger.. Burmah + Burnett * Burngrove Burnham + Bury St. Edmunds Byzantium
..
..
..
..
278, 486, 487 708, 905, 906
855 664, 665
650, 651, 1015,
..
..
..
..
..
+ Cæsarea Calm Calvary + Camborne Cambridge Cambridge, New Capetown Carey's Carinthia.. * Carleton.. Carlisle Cassel + Castle Rising + Caswall + Caterham Cathedral Chant * Caunton * Cecil * Celeste + Censorinus * Centenary + Chalvey
Chant( Boyce) + Chant( Elvey) Chant( Mornington) Chant( Langdon) Chant( Whittington) Chant( Dupuis).. Chant( Cooke)
..
..
821 .. 1040
..
..
598 59 998 475 401, 402 275, 276 410 764 619 1049
551
899
889
..
..
..
..
252 743 103, 849 415 231, 820 1070 184, 1047 324, 325, 644, 645
379, 881 936 1081 937
550
627
20 1004 677 503
.. 1030
..
..
.. ..
355, 356
842 959 599 345 462 431 369, 370
413 1087 1025 56, 210
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
69 288 980 204 205 206 207 208 209 810
Chant( Troyte in G) Chant( Troyte in Eb)..
+ Charming Sound Cheerful + Cheshunt College + Chester * Cheviot
..
+ Chorley Wood + Christ Church
..
..
..
..
* Christian Submission + Christus * Chypons.. Clapham Claremont + Clarence Street.. + Clarion * Clarissa Clayton Cleft of the Rock
* Clegg
Creator + Crewe Croft's 148th Crowle * Cuthbert..
..
Derbe
Derby Devizes + Diademata + Dies Ira Dismissal Dix Doncaster Doversdale Drayton Dresden.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Daisy Hill + Dale Abbey Dalehurst Dalkeith.. + Daniel Darlington Darmstadt Darwell's 148th David David's Harp + Dawning.. + Day of gladness Decapolis + Dedicatio Anni.. + Deerhurst + Defence * De Mortuis
..
..
Clevedon.. + Clifton * Clive Vale + Coldrey + College Street Colmar + Colosse
..
* Come praise the Lord Comfort 1071 * Communion( 88.88.8 8.88) 915 + Communion( 87.87.77.) 958 * Conquest 137 + Consecration( 77.77).. 377 + Consecration( C.M.12 lines) 435 Cranbrook
1082
190
883
110
1021
982, 983
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
732
10, 11
296, 690
1025 789 996
678, 679
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
608
658
411
681
478
680 807
428
1024
659
412
..
1055 257, 258 127 438 719 95 265, 572 131, 822
962
1101
221
..
187
419
489, 490 577
866
..
903
631
154
323
608
863
1102
●
.. 882
..
81 .. 639 986 877 1056 1072 129
1013
467, 468, 1048
25 301, 804, 805 117, 118 792 n
.. ..

* Driffield..
..
Dryden Dublin Duke Street Dundee Dunfermline Dunkirk + Dura + Durham..
..
+ Eli..
+ Elim + Elevation.. Ellacombe
Ellerker
..
* Eadrio
+ Eagley + Early Dawn
+ Easter Eve
958
+ Easter Hymn( Monk).. 107 Easter Hymn( Carey) 107, 109 Eaton 393, 394, 768, 850 Eastwood( S.M.) 451 * Eastwood( C.M.) 780 + Ecce Homo 99 + Eccleriggs 464, 465 Eccles 1027 + Eden( L.M.) 52, 53, 351, 352,827
..
..
Eden( 66.66.) + Eden Grove Edgware Edinburgh Edwinstow Ein Feste Burg.. Eisenach..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
592, 593
..
1057 207, 664, 665 223, 224 218, 972, 973 371, 372 1091 393, 394, 867 125, 642
+ Ellers + Ellesmere Ellingham Elstow * Elthorne
+ Elvey Ely.. Emmanuel Emmaus( C.M.).. Emmaus( S.M.D.) Ems + Endsleigh
* Entreaty
Ephesus + Ephraim
..
..
..
..
..
Faben * Fairbridge Fairford * Faith( 88.84)
466
..
175, 176, 931
347, 655
..
..
..
456 843 87, 88 483 1058 637, 914 916, 917
..
555 663 566 133, 897 102 481, 963 892 857, 858 84 135 89 612, 613 205 371, 372 374 999 112, 113, 763 246, 583 547, 548
..
39 116 83
..
..
..
Epiphany.. + Epiphany Hymn Erfurt + Erlesdene
Ernan * Ethel Etheldreda + Eudoxia + Euphony + Euroclydon + Evan
..
*.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Evangelist + Evelyn
Evening
+ Evening Hymn( 7 6.7 6.7 6.
76)
953
313 957
+ Evening Hymn( 887.887.) 961 Even Me + Even Song + Eventide( C.M.).. + Eventide( 10 10.10 10) * Everlasting Light + Everton Ewing + Exeter
357, 358 963 451 682
06 ..
..
..1004 334, 335
245, 930, 1039
297 668 951 237, 395, 811
929 328, 547 548 447 459 1059
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..
..
..
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..
563 198
no
385 984 133, 603 743
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
..
Faith( 87.87.887.) 885 + Farningham 361, 362 Farrant 121, 204, 620 + Fatherland( 5 5.8 8.55).. 454 + Fatherland( 6 4.6 4.66.64) 558 + Faversham 409 + Ferguson.. 594, 595 + Fertile Plains 7, 775, 939, 940 Festus 687, 688 * Fides + Finchley * Fir's Hill + Fontainbleau Fonthill Abbey Franconia Free Grace French Fruition Fulda Fulneck
766 961
.. 1030
..
609 297 625, 759, 760 238 218, 972, 973 512 327 183
..
..
..
..
+ Harlan
Hartel
..
+ Gabriel + Gainsworth * Gennesaret Giessen
* Glasgow + Glastonbury Glory * Glossop Road Gloucester + Golden Sheaves
+ Gordon
Gorton + Gotha
..
..
•
+ Gottingen + Gounod Grace + Grange + Grasmere + Greenock.. + Greenwood + Grosvenor + Guardant.. * Guidance..
..
..
th
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
vo
477 824
Halle + Halstead + Hampstead 269, 270, 752, 868 + Handi + Hanford Hanover
192
..
..
..
..
320
482, 523, 661
330, 839
246
Hart's
838
+ Harvest Home Harwich * Hatchard.. * Haven Haverhill.. Haydn Hayes + Heathlands * Heaton * Helena Helmsley Hensbury.. Hernlein
997 507 844 922, 923 1060 526, 527, 941 90 134 123 949 1008, 1009 1073 982, 983 + Hesperus 28, 29, 581, 582, 918 * Hiding Place( C.M.D.)
624 Hiding Place( 8 6.8 6. D.) 1097 + Highbury.. 560
..
345 540 576
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. ..
74 322 1045 390, 391
800
955
864
9
..
::
..
..
..
293 902 229, 230 482 511 1007
638
1096 865 633 307, 434 859 349, 995 742 538
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
302
* Hirst Hohenlohe + Holderness + Hollingside Hollingsworth 1088 Holly 239, 240, 429, 430, 1002 + Holy City 1031 + Holy Warfare 597 Home( L.M.)
850, 907
..
..
..
..
578
686
..
710
Home( 11 11.11 11.) + Hope( L.M.) Hope( S.M.) + Horbury 557 Horsley 217,618 + Horton 310 * Hosanna( L.M.).. 92 + Hosanna( 555.11.555.11.) 180 + Hosanna( 88.88.4 7.) 793 696, 976 13, 535, 795
* Hotham
+ Houghton Huddersfield
128 724
420, 573
689
+ Hughenden Hull * Humility( L.M.) * Humility( 888.4.) + Hungerford Hursley
..
Irish
..
..
+ In Memoriam Innocents Innspruck + Intercession + Intercessor Invocation + Irene
* Iris
..
●
..
..
Laister Dyke Lancaster + Land of Rest
..
..
..
..
..
..
+ Jazer Jerusalem + Jeshurun + Jesmond + Jesus, still lead on Josiah Justification
..
..
+ Lux Benigna + Lux Eoi
+ Lux Mundi + Lux Prima Lydia
..
..
..
..
..
..
Langdon Chant.. Langton + Lasus Latrobe Lebanon + Ledbury + Leeds
..
.147, 148, 621, 622
544, 545, 1017
..
. 62, 63, 380 507 454 308, 309 1061
..
..
..
..
266
* Keighley * Kelvinside
685
+ Kensington 404, 448,449 Kent Kilmarnock
546, 974, 975
538 727, 728
Kind Shepherd.. + King of Glory King's College Kirkstall..
138
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
810 556
947, 948
..
437 108, 697 471, 472 670 1108
..
..
..
..
564 363, 364 623 34, 35 300, 553, 1022 747, 773, 774
316
..
..
..
303
920, 921 248, 249, 282
Leominster Leoni + Leslie * Lewis + Lewisham + Litany + Llandaff( C.M.). London, New, 36, Lonsdale 808, 809 Love ..1103 + Lucerne( 87.87). 66 Lucerne( 888.888) 396 + Ludborough 273, 274 Lumen Verum 552 Lusatia 703 Luther's Chant 439, 814, 815 Luther's Hymn.. Luton
..
315, 1010
243, 244, 749, 750
479, 480
312
567
847
1074
..
716
310
403
980 43, 44
182 781, 782 1008, 1009
700
692
..
99-1
444, 890, 891
943
..1075
..

Lymington * Lytham
..
306
Madagascar Magdalen..
392
Magdalen College 333, 422,
1012.
* Mahlon
Maidstone
Mainzer Majesty.. Malta Manchester
Mannheim
+ Mansion Maplebeck
Mariners
1
..
..
* Marlow( 446.4 46), 60, 501,
586.
..
t
+ Marlow( 7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6).. 434
Martyrdom
226, 289, 1020
145
+ Matlock + Maudsley Street Meinhold..
421
992
+ Melancthon
159
Melcombe 215, 216, 653, 654,
+ Monica
+ Monkland
+ Monmouth
816, 817.
Melita( 87.8 7.4 7.) + Melita( 88.88.88.) Mendelssohn Miles Lane Millennium Missionary Missionary Chant
..
..
..
933
536
4, 326, 829, 830 1089
967, 968 142, 192 263, 698 554 616, 617 1041
..
..
.. ..
..
..
..
●●
..
71
Montgomery, 105, 541, 773, 774
912
* Moorgate.. + Moreb + Morgenlied
859 115
510, 718
Morning + Morning Flowers Morning Hymn.. Moscow + Mossleigh.. Mount Ephraim
965 938 181, 195
..
234, 562 1083 1076
Mount Pleasant * Mount Zion( 10 10.10 10.) 427 + Mount Zion( 77.7 7.7 7.) 383 Mozart 424, 425 157, 987
Munich
Mylon
8
..
Nain
Nares
+ Nassau
National Anthem ( Leslie).. National Anthem * Nature's Voice + Nazareth.. Neapolis + Newcastle New Creation + Newland + New Leeds Newmarket New Mills New Providence + New Radnor New Sabbath New York.. New Zealand + Nicæa( 11 12.12 10.) Nicæa( L.M.) + Nocturn Noel Norfolk Park
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
●●
..
..
..
..
..
.. ..
861
578
::
845, 862
1039
513
895
..
..
..
..
253 674, 675 460
..
910 911 60, 1046 405 445, 446 65 1062 594, 595 348 707 1098
..
..
..
..
..
.. 1077
888 1063 332, 602 1093 201 753 950
..
..
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
698
926, 927
79
Paraclete.. Paradise( Gill)
143
331+ Paradise( Dykes)
76 164
314
1097
369, 370 442, 443
+ Norwood Nottingham Nunhead
376, 788 528 + Nuremberg( L.M.) 277 + Nuremberg( 7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.) 737
+ Normandy Norseman Northampton
Oasis Oberlin
Olivet
+ Oluey
tOmagh
Old Hundredth( modern
form) 1, 772, 776, 1033, 1034 Old Hundredth( original form) Old 104th.. Old 25th
+ Ombersley Ontario Oriel * Orison
* Ormesby
Osborne
tOssett * Oxford
..
..
Paran * Pardon
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
161 203 879
542, 543, 893
735 384 1043
46
95
17, 18, 852, 853
95
..
..
+ Quam Dilecta
160 1029 ..1029 265 233 452, 453 860 966, 1014 919, 1017 27, 200, 794
Paris * Parkes + Passing Bell + Pastor
742 845 769
..
+ Pater Omnium * Paterson.. Patna + Pax Dei Pembroke. * Pendeen Pentecost.. * Penzance
318, 319, 388 669 2,832, 833 913 761
..
Percy Peru 1064 580 * Phillip 584, 585 Phillipi( C.M.) 840 Phillipi( 6 6 4.6 6 6 4) Piety ..1078 1032 + Pilgrims.. * Pitsmoor.. 463
211, 504, 505
..
..
..
Pleyel Plymouth Dock Pontypridd * Porthminster Portobello Praise + Princethorpe * Priodas + Priory Proper Tune + Propior Deo * Providence Pulchra + Purleigh
..
●
..
..
..
...
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
772 483 ..1007
..
..
●●
●●
..
..
999
557
485
302
887
790
..
Ratisbon. + Ravendale + Reading.. Reddish * Redemption + Redhead, No. 4.. + Redhead, No.47.. + Redhead, No.66.. + Redhead, No. 76 98, 311, 718,
900 317, 386 77 426 949 139, 140 534, 981 499
1740
..
715
389
..
.. ..
..
900
798 1099 .. 164 932 412
..
..
..
..
+ Regent Square. * Rehoboth
86
634
* Rejoicing * Reliance.. Requiem + Requies( L.M.) 355, 356, 868 Requies( 77.7 7.7 7.7 7.) 416, 884 Rest Resting + Reynoldstone + Rhodes 329, 786, 787 Richmond 54, 55, 279, 280 + Rinder
663
..
285
741
..
Ripon + Rivaulx
799 .. 1084 191
494
+ Rochester( 88.8 8.8 8.) 188, 267 Rochester( C.M.) Rockingham 225, 271, 272, 969 970. * Rokeby + Rome Rousseau..
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..
..
..
..
...
..
..
519, 886, 887.
..
* Rothesay + Rowsley + Royal Fort
..
+ Runcorn
942
+ Ruperra 514, 515, 640, 641
* Ruskin Russia Rutherford
.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
251
635
Sacred Harmony * Sacred Rest 883 + Sacrifice + Safe Home ..1026 734 tSafety 1104 Sagina 925 + St. Aëlred + St. Agnes( C.M.) 171, 290, 291 St. Agnes( 77.7 7.7 7.77) 312 + St. Agnes( 10 10.10 10) 438, 522 + St. Aidan..
199
164
991
561
+ St. Alban's + St. Albinus + St. Alphege + St. Anatolius St. Andrew's St. Ann
954 757,758 587, 783 353, 399
896 375 713
457
..
+ St. Benignus St. Bernard( C.M.) St. Bernard( L.M.)
227
652
611
+ St. Boniface 476 45
St. Bride..
976
+ St. Catherine, 397, 398, 518,
..
..
..
...
+ St. Cecilia
St. Christopher
+ St. Columba + St. Cross
+ St. Cuthbert St. David.. * St. Denys
+ St. Dominic
St. Edmund
xxxi
67, 80
841
508
..
.. ..
..
CO
..
..
571
208, 869
262
299
..
+ St. Anselm
St. Austin + St. Bees( Dykes)
St. Bees( Smallwood)..
..
..
..
..
..
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..
..
..
..
456
97
950 91 186 292 534
627
701
* St. Fillans
790
St. Flavian, 23, 119, 120, 363, 364.
..
711
65
..
22
848
414
..
..
+ St. Frances
219, 220, 784
+ St. Fulbert + St. Gabriel
..
+ St. George( S.M.)
21, 709, 779, 836 960 152, 693 + St. George( 7 7.7 7.7 7.77) 901 + St. George's, Bolton 305, 565 611 + St. Gertrude 628, 629 + St. Godric 875, 876 St. Helen

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+ 8t. Hilary St. Hilda
St. Hugh
St. James
* St. Jerome
St. John( 7 7.7 7.77)
St. John( S.M.)
+ St. Justin..
+ St. Kitt's
+ St. Leonard( Smart)
719 530 St. Leonard( Jackson) 1018 + St. Leonard's
589 620
* St. Louis..
St. Luke.. 141, 214, 440, 441 tSt. Mabyn
913
St. Magnus 127, 209, 870, 871 tSt. Margaret( 7 7.7 7.77) 213, 311.
..
Samson
Samuel
St. Mary
+ St. Mary Magdalene
St. Matthew
+ St. Matthias
St. Michael
St. Mildred( 6 6.6 6.8 8.)
St. Mildred( 88.77.)
+ St. Oswald
..
657
124, 1041
+ St. Patrick
114
St. Paul( L.M.) 30, 31, 649 St. Paul( Staniforth) 200 St. Paul's( Goss 336, 337 + St. Peter 32, 33, 281, 785 + St. Peter's( Mancroft).. 1028 + St. Philip( 88.8 8.88.).. 189 + St. Philip( 10.10.10 4.) 608 St. Philip( 777.) 738, 739 400, 813
St. Polycarp
+ St. Raphael
418
+ St. Saviour( C.M.) 75, 144, 854 * St. Saviour( 777.777. 777.) + St. Sepulchre tSt. Serf
St. Stephen
St. Swithin
Sanctissimus
Sandon
Sarah
Sardis
Satisfaction
† Saxby
+ Scopas Scott Seabridge..
197 241, 242 491 294, 295 196 40, 417 413 361, 362
St. Theodulph
+ St. Theresa
St. Thomas
Samaria
St. Werburgh( 88.8 8.8 8.) 673 St. Werburgh( 87.87.87.) 699 + Saints of God 518, 519 Salvator 47 646 169, 170, 825, 826 823 796 479, 480 1085 101 1105 874
16
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..
+ Sefton + Selattyn Serenity Sharon( 8787) Sharon( C.M.) Shawmut.. Sherborne + Sherwood * Shildon Shirland * Shortlands Silchester Simeon
+ Sinai Snowdon..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Sator + Saviour
Sawley 36, 367, 368, 406, 407
614, 615, 946
993 596 762 464, 465 960 250, 979 261 1040
..
..
..
..
692
61
801
872, 873
.. ..
..
..
..
987 185 221
607, 1012
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
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978
375
26 894, 1006 1086 618 58, 122, 373 340 1011 520
..
1005
455
549
767
533
132
..
..
..
..
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
511
* Solace Solomon
591, 532
* Song of Triumph
* Southend
610 684 346
+ Southfield
..
..
Southgate( 88.88.88.) 476, 660 + Southgate( 84.8 4.8884.) 636 + Southport( S.M.) 37, 38, 874 + Southport( 888.4.) 658, 810 + Southwell( Gauntlett) 282 + Southwell( Irons) 544, 545 + Southwick 136 Sovereignty 237 Spanish Chant 64, 944 * Spes Gloria 556 Spire 194 Splendour 1065 Spohr 283, 284, 500, 1016 + Springfield Sprowston Staincliffe + Stainforth
..
to
1051
1079
85, 748, 971
539 462 1049 48, 997 909 130, 261 100 97
+ Stephanos Stepney.. Stella Stukeley Stuttgart + Substitution + Succour.. Summerford 427 + Sun of my soul 947, 948 * Suppliant( C.M.) 667 + Suppliant( 66 4.664.) 985 * Supplication( 88.88,88.) 222 Supplication( 7 6.7 6.7 6.7 6.) 806. + Supplication( 7 7.7 7.).. 837 Sursum Corda 378 * Sursum Voces.. 994 Swabia 733 + Swanland 158 + Sylvester .. 1000 Sympathy 93 Syria 14, 568 945
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Tallis' Canon Tallis' Ordination Hymn, 285,
..
..
..
Te Deum Laudamus 1052 + Teignton 392 Temple 956 + Tenbury 609 + Tenterden 964 Thanksgiving 537 + The day is gently sinking 964
+ The Long Home
569 72
The strain upraise Theodora * Thirlwell..
506
712 492
359, 360, 802, 803
* Thornbury Thorner + Tibberton Tiberias Tichfield Tiverton Toronto( S.M.) + Toronto( 8 7.8 7.) Tottenham Toulon * Tranquillity( Metrical
129 436 259, 260, 989, 990 495, 496, 676 343, 344
571 19 704
Chant)
925
1066
Tranquillity( L.M.) Traveller.. 516, 517, 1106 * Tribute( Irregular) 662 * Tribute( 106.11 11.612).. 928 * Trimnell 178 + Trinity( L.M.) 52, 53 + Trinity( 11 12.12 10) 201 Trinity( C.M.) 1080 + Triumph 162, 264 * Triumphant Host 57
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:
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Trumpet.. Truro + Trust( 888.6.) + Trust( 11 10.11 6.) + Tryphena Tuam
Tyrone Tytherton
+ Valour Valparaiso Vesper
Viator
Universal praise University + University College Uppingham Uxbridge..
+ Victory Vienna
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. ..
600
745, 746 993 524, 525 878 12, 232
694, 695, 759, 760
+ Vigil + Vigilate + Visio Domini
605 484
* Vital Spark( Irregular) 1001 * Vital Spark( Anthem).. 1001 + Vox Dilecti
502 502
Vox Jesu..
..
..
York Yorkshire
..
..
..
..
Wainwright's Evening Hy. 579 Wanderer
247
+ Wanswell
..
Wareham + Warrenne, No. 1
Warrenne, No. 2 Warrenne, No. 3 + Warrenne, No. 4 tWarrenne, No. 5 + Warrington Warrior Warwick.. Watchman * Watchword Watford Wavertree Weber Welcome Wells + Wentworth + Westbury + Westminster * Whitefriars + White Robes + Whittington Widdop + Willerby Williams.. Wilton
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
642
647
474
177
151, 432 193, 1023
..
521
346
381
648
559
338, 339, 828
600 126
590, 591 610
..
Zalmonah * Zion( 88.8 8.8 8.8 8.) Zion( 77.77.) Zurich + Zwingle
1067 106 78, 153
529
575
..
1047
49, 683
5, 6
1068
202, 812 73, 1044
1021
Wiltshire.. 34, 35, 818, 819 Winchester Winchester, Old Windsor Wirksworth Wir pflügen Wittemburg + Woodhouse + Woodhouse Grove * Woodside + Woolwich * Worship + Worsley Wreford
1
..
..
104
705, 706 179, 433
268
382
570
720, 721 172, 856
298, 977 934, 935 702 831
461
..
..
..
155
354
301 898 458 68 473
924 977 633
..
47, 672
765
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. 1042 82
..1107 521 626
846
755, 756
..

L.M.
Abends
Accrington Adoration
947, 948
3 1053
Angel's Hymn 165, 166 tAntwerp 167, 168 Angelus 754, 1035, 1036 Azzah 1054 Babylon's Streams1003 Babylon 91, 1015 Bavaria 50, 51, 770, 771 Berry 751 Birstal
851
Blockley, 191, 488, 725, 726, 777, 778.
Bonn Boston
..
401, 402
275, 276
Brimington 278, 486, 487 Bristol 708, 905, 906 Brooklyn.. 355, 356 + Brookfield
650, 651,
1015, 1037, 1038, Cathedral Chant 1004 Daisy Hill
1055
1056
117, 118
1057
David's Harp 489, 490 Derby Doversdale Dryden Duke Street 223, 224 Eden 52, 53, 351, 352, 827. Edwinstow Eisenach + Ellesmere Ely.. Elstow * Entreaty Erfurt Ernan Evening 1059 + Fertile Plains, 7, 775,
939, 940. Festus Fulda + Hampstead 752, 868. Hartel Haverhill
..
+ Lasus
+ Leeds
..
..
..
* Copyright Tunes composed for this work.
+ Copyright Tunes inserted by permission in this work.
...
245, 930, 1039+ Rinder
METRICAL INDEX.
Luther's Chant 439, 814, 815.
Luton, 243, 244, 749, 750 + Lux Mundi 444, 890, 891.
616, 617
Mainzer, 4, 326, 829, 830 967, 968 Malta * Maplebeck Melcombe, 215, 216, 653, 654, 816, 817: Missionary Chant 1039 Montgomery 105, 541, 773, 774. Morning Hymn.. 938 965 Hayes + Morning Flowers 445, 446+ St. Serf Neapolis 1062 New Creation Newmarket 707 1063 New Sabbath Nicæa 753 + Norwood.. Nunhea Nuremburg Old Hundred th, 1, 772, 776, 1033, 1034.
C.M.
442, 443
..
Abridge 94, 228, 431, 691 Allhallows 497, 498, 729 801 528* Andover 908 277+ Aristides.. 1069 Arlington Arnolds 42, 149, 150, 666 41 Ashley Attercliffe 341, 342, 492 493. Bangor
781, 782
Old
Hundredth ( original form) 772 + Olney + Ombersley 542, 543, 893.
203
292
Barrow 365, 366, 834, 835 1019 + Beatitudo
449. Kent 546, 974, 975 Kilmarnock 588 Kind Shepherd 727, 728 Lancaster 363, 364 * Lewis 920, 921 + Llandaff London( New) 36, 248, 249, 282. 1075 Lydia Manchester 142, 192 Marlow 501, 586 Bedford 173, 174 Martyrdom 226, 289, 1020. Belmont 146, 286, 287, + Matlock 730, 731. 1040 Miles' Lane 143 + Bexley Bishopthorpe 206, 408 Mount Pleasant.. 1076 8 619 Mylon 612, 613+ Redhead( No. 4), 139,* Brampton 855 Nares 674,675 * Brixton 405 * Brocco Bank 664, 665+ Nazareth 431 New Providence 1077 Burmah 799+ Burnett 369, 370 Northampton 369, 370 1043 56, 210* Orison 799 Byzantium 919, 1017 191 Cambridge( New) 1070+ Pastor 20 Phillipi 584, 585 + Caterham * Cecil 503 Piety .. 1078 932 288* Priodas * Centenary 949 732* Redemption
+ Ossett 17, 18, 852, 853 Passing Bell 966, 1014 Pentecost.. 2, 832, 833 1064 Peru 580
145
892 Portobello
798
84 140. 246, 583* Reliance
86
1004+ Requies 355, 356, 868
Romer + Rivaulx Rockingham 225, 271, 272,969, 970. Samson 169, 170, 825, 826 + Saxby
614, 615, 946* Chypons
340 Clapham
684
10, 11 296, 690 1071
Simeon * Southend.. Splendour Staincliffe 85, 748, 971 St. Anselm
285
1065
353, 399
St. Bernard
+ St. Cross
494 208, 869 942 22
* St. Fillans
Claremont Comfort + Consecration( 12 lines) Crowle Dalehurst Devizes Dunfermline Dublin + Eagley * Eastwood Edgware.. Emmanuel 945 Emmaus .. 1066 Ephesus 52, 53 Etheldreda 354+ Evan
Redhead( No. 66.) 499 Resting Richmond 54, 55, 279, 280. 435 Rochester 1021+ Rome 127+ Runcorn 1072* Ruskin 371, 372+ Sawley 36, 367, 368, 406, 407. 207, 664, 665 Sharon 1040 175, 176, 931 780* Shildon 894, 1006 87, 88* Shortlands 618 205 Solomon 531, 532 371, 372+ Southwell( Gauntlett) 547, 548 668+ Southwell( Irons) 544. 545. 328, 547, 548
282
..
..1058
916, 917* Philip
246
1060
Haydn 526, 527, 941 Hesperus 28, 29, 581, 582,918.
687, 688
327
269, 270,
Holly, 239, 240, 429, 430, 1002.
Home
350, 907
686
92
+ Hope * Hosanna.. * Humility Hursley Justification 1061
689
947, 948
* Kelvinside
685
747, 773, 774
403
+ Ludborough 273, 274
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Universal Praise 1067 Viator 524, 525 Wainwright's Even579 -ing Hymn Wareham.. 49, 683 + Warrington 338, 339,828 Wavertree 705, 706
831 5, 6 1068 202, 812
652
91
797
St. Luke 141, 214, 440,
441.
St. Paul
30, 31, 649 400, 813
St. Polycarp
+ St. Sepulchre 241, 242 + Sun of my Soul 947,948 Tallis' Canon Tranquillity + Trinity Truro
Widdop Williams Wilton Winchester
..
L.M.D.
..
..
..
..
..
..
447
218
Evangelist + Eventide.. 357, 358 + Farningham 361, 362 Farrant 121, 204, 620 409 + Faversham French( Dundee) 972, 973. * Glossop Road Glory Gloucester + Gordon + Handforth * Helena Hensbury.. 90 Horsley
9
864
293
229, 230
192
949
1073
491
Irish
217, 618 .. 1074 + Jazer 147, 148, 621, 622 Jerusalem 544, 545, 1017 + Kensington 404, 448,
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Spohr 283, 284, 500, 1016 Sprowston 1079 Stukely
909
St. Agnes 171, 290, 291 St. Ann
587, 783 227
St. Bernard St. David..
292
St. Flavian 23, 119, 120, 363, 364.
St. Frances 219, 220, 784 St. Fulbert, 21, 709, 779, 836.
..
..
St. Hugh St. James.. + St. Leonard * St. Louis.. St. Magnus 870, 871. St. Mary 1005 + St. Peter, 32, 33, 281, 785 + St. Saviour 75, 144, 854 St. Stephen 294, 295 St. Thomas 361, 362 * Suppliant 667 Sympathy 93 Tallis'
Ordination Hymn 285, 619 * Thornbury 492, 493 Thorner 359, 360, 802, 803 Tiverton 495, 496, 676 Tottenham 19 1080 151, 432 106
..
..
Trinity * Tyrone University Uppingham Wanderer Warwick tWestminster 172, 856 Wiltshire 34, 35, 818,819 Winchester( Old) 73,
1044. Windsor.. York + Zwingle
..
801 872, 873 530, 1018
620 127, 209,
+ Vox Dilecti
Vox Jesu..
S.M.
C.M.D.
+ Audite, Audientes
Me
+ Castle Rising + Gabriel * Gennesaret * Glasgow * Hiding Place Kirkstall.. + Land of Rest * Moorgate.. Noel
+ St. Leonard's
St. Matthew
..
..
..
..
1021 .. 1042
755, 756
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
* Triumphant Host 57
502 502
..
Aston Augustine Aynhoe Batchford Braden Cambridge
677
Carlisle * Caunton + Charming Sound 411 * Clegg 221 Cranbrook 1082 Doncaster 301, 804, 805 * Driffield 592, 593 * Eastwood 451 * Everlasting Light 451
+ Ferguson.. 594, 595 Fonthill Abbey. 297 Franconia 625, 759, 760 * Hotham 696, 976 5 5 11.5 5 11. Hope 710 Huddersfield 128 Darlington Langton 300, 553, Lumen Verum.. * Mahlon
Osborne.. * Oxford
1022 552 933 Mount Ephraim. 1083 + Newland 594, 595 + Rhodes 329, 786, 787 Ripon 1084 * Rothesay 299 + Rowsley Sarah Sator 874 Scott 596 Serenity 250, 979 Shawmut.. 978 Shirland 1086 Silchester 58, 122, 373 + Southport 37, 38, 874 St. Andrew's 757, 758 St. Bride.. 976 St. George 152, 693 St. John St. Michael Swabia * Thirlwell Toronto
Tuam
..
..
694, 695 450
343, 344 410 231, 820
1081
..
S.M.D.
+ Bremen Chalvey Diademata Emmaus.. * Ethel + Gottingen Leominster + Mansion Old 25th + Tibberton
298+ Cæsarea
METRICAL INDEX.
..
733 712 343, 344
177 Tytherton 193, 1023 + Vigil 694, 695, 759, 760 529 Watchman 247* Whitefriars 126
Wirksworth
+ Woolwich
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. ..
502 550 74 1045 800 624 692* Marlow 60 623* Nature's Voice 60, 1046 912
44 6.4 46.
..
..
..
4 6.4 6.4 6.4 6. * Fairbridge 549
76 589
984
4 10.10 10.4. Bluntisham
.. 1007
980 554 .. 1007 129
..
1085
6 4.6 6. + Nocturn 590, 591+ St. Columba 298, 977
301 977
..
711 Nain..
..
5 4.5 4.6 6.6 4.
5 5.5 11. Derbe
..
..
5 5.8 8.5 5. + Fatherland 454 Jesus, still lead on, 454 Spire 194
5 5.5 5.6 5.6 5. + Houghton 13, 535
598
5 5 5.11.5 5 5 11. + Hosanna + Victory
551 980
129* Burngrove 374+ Norfolk Park 297+ Princethorpe St. Albans
5 5 12.5 5 12. + Jesmond Harwich
6 4.6 4.
252
6 4.6 4.6 7.6 4. 221+ Broomsgrove 533
6 4.6 4.6 6 4.
..
6 5.6 5. + Caswall + Eudoxia
+ St. Dominic
Bethel
Horbury Propior Deo 6 4.6 4.6 664. † Fatherland
507 .. 507
..
6 4.6 4.10 10. Sursum Corda..
..
..
..
..
6 5.6 5. D.
877 Oasis
..
..
..
St. Mary Magdalene + St. Theresa
..
6 5.( 12 lines). tValour Warrior
..
6 6 4.6 6 4. + Suppliant
66 4.6 6 6 4.
..
253
..
6 6.6 6.6 6.
95 95* Pardon 95
..
558
+ Abinger Benison + Greenwood + Harlan + Moreb Moscow
859 181, 195 National Anthem ( Leslie). 910 National Anthem 911 Phillipi 840 St. Austin
6 6.6 6.
Eden + Quam Dilecta 180 Safety 878+ St. Cecilia
599
378
627
951
627
1087
..
879, 881 681 557+ Christchurch .. 1024 557+ College Street.. 154 557 Croft's 148th 110 Darwell's 148th 131, 822 Heaton 123 Hollingsworth Lebanon + Leslie
1088
413 164 164 164
455
413
6 6.6 6. D.
+ Bury St Edmunds 1025 + Clarence Street.. 1025
600 600
6's( 12 lines).
985
..
6 6.6 6.8 8. Acclamation Adoration Beverley Bickleigh.. Brooklyn.. Burnham.. Carinthia Cheerful
..
..
..
Majesty Millennium tOmagh * Rehoboth * Rejoicing + Safe Home + Samuel
..
950
950 Seabridge.. + St. Godric + St. Mildred St. Swithin Trumpet tWarrenne( No. 5)
..
Eccles Fulneck Southfield + St. Benignus + St. Hilda..
..
96
952+ Bath 859 De Mortuis 330, 839
509
24, 111
821
880
842
..
..
..
6 6.7 7.7 7.
716
182
.. 1089 331
..
..
+ Bensham + Hungerford * Spes Gloria
879
.. 841 .. 508 ..1026 .. 823
762 628, 629
132
1027
183
346 457 61
+ Warrenne( No. 2) 346
..
..
..
..
66 8.6.6 8. Ascalon
..
6 6.8 4.6 6.8 4. Leoni 43, 44 Pontypridd
45
6 6.8 6.8 7. + Highbury..
6 6.8 6.8 8.
..
669.6 69.
233
..
..
6 6 10.6 6 10. 896+ Elvey
..
196
155
559
..
158
560
304
986
714
556
556
89
6 6.11 5.6 10
456 Adeste Fideles.. 1090 790 734 6 7.6 7.6 6.6 6. 456 Wittemburg
458
7 5.7 5. D.
715+ Dedicatio Anni.. 882

7 5.7 5.7 5.7 5.8 8. + Intercession
7 6.7 6.
Barton
+ Crewe
+ Sacrifice
* Parkes
883
St. Alphege
561
+ White Robes 934, 935
7 6.7 6.3 3.6 6.
7 6.7 6. D.
..
..
Supplication + Swanland
* Adela
+ Alpha
+ Angels' Story
+ Aurelia 254, 255, 630, 717
256
212
764
936
..
+ Beachley.
+ Bentley
Bradford
* Carleton
* Come, praise the
Lord
863
Dunkirk
+ Eden Grove Ellacombe
1091 843 133, 897
..
563
133, 603 844
+ Endsleigh 112, 113, 763 + Evening Hymn.. 953 Ewing Fairford * Hatchard.. Laister Dyke + Lymington Madagascar Missionary + Mossleigh.. Munich
New York.. Patna Rutherford
+ Coldrey + Melancthon
+ Brentwood + Elevation + Jeshurun.. Ontario + St. Hilary
..
..
..
..
7 6.7 6.7 7.
..
+ St. Christopher.. 97
George's( BolAmsterdam + Camborne + Greenock.. + Halstead.. Josiah + Marlow New Zealand
ton) * St. Jerome
305, 565
987
St. Theodulph 40, 417 + Succour
97
..
777.
670+ St. Philip.. 738, 739
601 883
860
76.76.76.76.66.84. Wir pflügen
..
604
806
736
7 6.7 6.7 7.7 6.
..
+ Nuremberg * Ormesby + Warrenne( No. 3)
..
..
899
566
62, 63, 380
735
632
7 6.7 6.8 8. tst. Anatolius
7 6.7 6.7 8.7 6.
90
806
158
631
159
1092 415
307, 434 824
308, 309
898
Bohemia
+ Buckland + Chester + Christus
+ Clarion
Clayton + Consecration * Cuthbert Easter
+ Easter ( Monk) + Eli
564 Ellingham
861
+ Ephraim Harts
* Haven
METRICAL INDEX.
777.3
Vigilate.
954
777.5.
Capetown + Horton + Irene + Ledbury + Wanswell..
..
* Advocate..
+ Evelyn
* Blasius
777.6.
77.77.
..
..
..
..
..
..
University lege
Weber Zion
..
..
..
184, 1047
310
789
678, 679 377 982, 983 Hymn ( Carey).. 107, 109
Hymn
434 1093 Cassel
737+ Dale Abbey 46 Dix..
881
+ Early Dawn + Glastonbury + Heathlands + Morning
567
310
..
:. 1047
..
..
..
383
460+ Allhallows 160+ Arabia 900* Pitsmoo1..
..
900+ Sherwood 605+ Redhead( No. 76) 98,+ Substitution
311, 718, 740. Requiem.. + Reynoldstone
77.77 D. Benevento * Guidance Hohenlohe + Hollingside Invocation
Agnes)
* Iris.. Maidstone
1028
+ Monica + New Leeds Requies + Stainforth + St. George + St. Patrick + St. Peter's( Mancroft) Syria Thanksgiving Tichfield 259, 260, 989, 990. 77.7 7.7 7.7 7 7. 922, 923* St. Saviour 197 982, 983
14, 5 568
107 555
537
857, 858 39 838
345 7 7.7 7.7 7.7 7.7 7. + Ecce Homo Mendelssohn
99
79
..
..
988 459
77.7 7.7 3. + Lux Prima
77.7 7.7 7.
555
59
345
680
412
+ Mount Zion + Nassau Paraclete.. * Porthminster
Ratisbon..
78, 153 179, 433 626
..
943
937 257, 258
347,
634
741
Spanish Chant 64, 944 St. John
185
St. Margaret 213, 311 Wells 382
..
..
..
..
..
..
306
845, 862
234, 562
597 108, 697
303
Hernlein 157, 987* Hirst 332, 602 + Holy Warfare 845 Innocents.. 414 + Litany + Monkland Nottingham 376, 788 Paris 452, 453 669* Worship * Pendeen 761
895
Alma
1095
469, 470
Percy
103, 849
..
Pleyel
211, 504, 505
7 8.7 8.4. 412 St. Albinus 302 77
682 1096
1008, 1009 1008, 1009 263, 698
992
+ Anglican Calvary Dismissal 467, 468, 1048 Everton + Priory Grace Pulchra + Reading 7 8.7 8.7 7. Helmsley + Redhead( 47) 534, 981+ The Long Home. 569+ Lewisham Sacred Harmony 251 Meinhold.. Sherborne 375 + St. Bees( Dykes) 375 St. Bees( Smallwood) * St. Denys.. St. Helen + Supplication Theodora * Trimnell Vienna
..
Mannheim Melita Olivet Oriel
698 161
384
262
848
16
+ Regent's Square 67, 80 Rousseau.. Russia + Saviour + St. Raphael Tiberias 436 Triumph 162, 264 + Westbury 720, 721 Zurich 846
418
..
..
( St.
..
312 847 536 513 348 416, 884 539 901 114
..
..
..
..
..
..
713 534
8 4.8 4.888. 875, 876+ Willerby..
837
..
506
178 12, 232 Col..
7 7.8 7.7 7.8 7. + Grasmere..
8 4.8 4.8 4. + Wentworth
..
8 5.8 3. Bullinger.. * Sacred Rest + Stephanos
461
8 4.8 4.8 8.8 4. + Southgate 636 Temple 956
..
..
..
671 538
540+ Newcastle
302+ Royal Fort
633
633
..
991
..
570
8 5.8 5.84 3. + Angel Voices 791, 1094
462
635
462
8 6.8 6.8 6.
186 765
..
+ Daniel + St. Kitts..
8 6.8 6.8 6.8 6.
Norseman( Hiding Place)
8 6.8 6.8 8.
8 7.8 7.
8 6.88 6.
..
8 6.8 4. + St. Cuthbert 25+ Wreford 655 955
8 6.8 6.6 6.6 6.
..
134 Paradise( Gill).. 1029 510, 718+ Paradise( Dykes) 1029+ Gounod
* Eadric
XXXV
..
..
..
..
..
+ Bethlehem + Eccleriggs Ellerker.. Even Me.. + Gotha + Guardant + Lucerne Mariners * Paterson * Penzance * Rokeby Sardis + Sefton
Sharon * Solace + St. Mabyn + St. Oswald Stuttgart..
511 913 124, 1041 130, 261
Toronto
571 87.87.& 88.8 8.
+ Sylvester..
1000
..
..
719
1719
..
..
15 464, 465
..
..
102
313
511
742
66 1041 742
913
571
101
464, 465
261
..
87.8 7.4 7.
..
..
..
..
..
1097
8 7.8 7.44 7.
656
606
463
26
100
..
468
8 7.8 7.6 6.6 6 7. Ein Feste Burg. 637, 914.
..
65
65
87.8 7.7 7. Break of Day 1049 958 + Communion Darmstadt + Easter Eve + Evensong
265, 579
958
957
638
..
..
..

xxxvi
Paran Stepney
..
8 7.8 7.7 7.7 7. + Exeter
8 7.8 7.7 7.8 8. Clevedon..
87.8 7.8 7. + Grange St. Werburgh + Triumph..
..
+ Normandy + Scopas * Sursum Voces
Vesper
+ Woodhouse * Woodside
..
+ Morgenlied
87.8 7. D.
Austria, 68, 235, 236, 722 Benediction
1050
+ Bethany * Broomhill
163, 723
+ Censorinus
959 69 807
* Cheviot
+ Day of Gladness 866
+ Deerhurst
81
+ Defence
* Elthorne
Faben Fruition + Golden Sheaves
+ Lux Eoi
..
..
..
..
..
88.77.
..
St. Mildred
* Celeste * Firs Hill
..
..
..
..
..
..
87.8 7.88 7.
..
87.87.87.87.87.87
..
265
1049+ St. Aidan.. + Tryphena..
..
198
885
Faith Luther's Hymn 315, 1010.
+ Sinai
1011
87.8 8.77.777. tSouthwick
..
187
..
639
135 385
512
..
887.8887
699
162
865+ Almsgiving Calm + Clifton( Metrical Chant) * Conquest. * Faith
.. 1099
387 317, 386 + Ruperra 514, 515, 640, 641.
115
+ St. Justin.. 607, 1012 + Woodhouse Grove 473
136
902
Boniface + Durham
314 993 994 993 68
994* Fides + Gainsworth + Intercessor * Keighley + Trust
924
887.887. + Evening Hymn.. 961 Finchley..
961
657
8 8.8.
.. 1030 .. 1030
888.3. + St. Aëlred * Tranquillity( Metrical Chant)
888.4.
METRICAL INDEX.
..
+ Agnus Dei * Alicia
+ Hanford
* Humility + Selattyn( Metrical Chant)
+ Southport + St. Gabriel
888.6.
..
8 8.8 8.
Oberlin
..
..
..
88 6.8 86.
792 349, 995
Drayton Grosvenor Hull 420, 573 Innspruck 471, 472 King's College 700 Latrobe 316 Lonsdale
808, 809
Magdalen College, 333,
422, 1012. 645. + Maudsley Street 421+ Cheshunt College 478 New Mills 1098* Clarissa 996 Pembroke, 318, 319, 388, Cleft of the Rock 1101
..
..
1012. Praise
+ Purleigh + Ravendale
..
..
..
David
8 8.8 8.4. * Christian Submission.. 8 8.8 8.4 7. + Hosanna
88.8 8.448. * Clive Vale
..
..
St. Paul's..
+ St. Philip
960
658, 810
..
St. Werbergh Stella 48, 997 960* Supplication 222 + Teignton 392 Traveller 516, 517, 1106 321+ Whittington 702 266 Worsley 47, 672 475 Zalmonah 125, 642 766 322 1108 266 642
1107
..
8 8.8 8.6.
..
..
..
..
..
..
888
..
+ New Radnor 199+ Pater Omnium 27, 200, 474
795
10 10.11 11. Edinburgh 483 794. + Fontainbleau 609 Plymouth Dock 476 Gorton 482 Reddish 426 Hanover 482, 523, 661 925+ Rochester 188, 267+ Houghton Sagina 1104+ Hughenden 925+ Saints of God Old 104th.. + Salvator + Tenbury Samaria Satisfaction Southgate Sovereignty + St. Catherine
518, 519, 886, 887. + St. Matthias St. Paul
..
70
743
..
419
137
743
320
810
..
962
..
659
793
903
389
..
926, 927 424, 425
1003
..
+ Dies Ira Dresden Lucerne Monmouth Snowdon St. Edmund
888.888.
..
518, 519 47
646
1105 476, 660
237 397, 398, 767+ Trust
200
336, 337
..
..
744
643 1100
8 8.8 8.8 8. Adam Admiration 10 10.7. Adoration + Barnby 423 Autumnus Carey's 324, 325, 644,+ Holy City.. 10 10.10 4. + Colosse + St. Philip
..
..
..
392+ Tenterden
..
..
..
..
8 8.8 8.8 8.8 8.
..
+ Arabia
Bolton Communion
Uxbridge + Warrenne( No. 1) 521 * Zion
521, 626 9 6.9 6.9 6.9 6. Watford 104 10 4.10 4.10 10. + Lux Benigna 479, 480 Sandon 479, 480 10 6.11 11.6 12. * Tribute 928
..
..
..
1059 390, 391
Colmar 323 10 10.10 10. Creator 190 Dalkeith Decapolis.. 1102 + Ellers + Dura 393, 394, 867+ Eventide Eaton 393, 394, 768, 850* Mount Zion + Erlesdene 334, 335+ Pax Dei + Euphony 237, 395, 811+ St. Agnes Evening Summerford Giessen Toulon Halle 477 Valparaiso + Harvest Home 997 + In Memoriam 437 + King of Glory Love Lusatia Magdalen + Melita Mozart New Creation
138+ Holderness 1103
703 10 10.10 10.10 10.
964
..
..
..
..
.0
10 10.10 10.6.
1013
71 396 71 520 701
+ The day is gently sinking.. Yorkshire..
..
..
904 1031
..
Epiphany..
11 10.11 10.
577
189+ Dawning 673+ Epiphany Hymn 83 Springfield 1051 Visio Domini 484 11 10.11 10.9 11. Angelic Songs 1032 Pilgrims..
1032 11 10.11 10.10 10. + Warrente( No. 4) 618
11 11.11 11.
964
82
10 11.11 11.12 11. 10 11.
+ Chorley Wood Home * Lytham * Providence
11 10.11 6.
..
..
+ St. Boniface
+ St. Gertrude
+ Nicæa + Trinity
..
..
..
Boyce Cooke 576 + Elvey
..
574 998
915 Song of Triumph 575* Watchword
..
..
..
..
Chants.
11 11.11 11.11 11.
11 12.12 10.
..
..
..
Irregular.
438+ Elim or Rest Te Deum Lauda481, 963 mus
963 427 769 438, 522 427 704 745, 746
* Tribute * Vital Spark Vital Spark ( Anthem) Welcome..
Dupuis Langdon Mornington Troyte Whittington
..
12 10.12 10. + Sanctissimus 12 12.12 12. + Euroclydon Free Grace
Ems
Proper Tune 14 14.14 14. 608+ Bridegroom
608
..
13 11.13 12.
..
..
..
..
724
483
609
..
116
..
647
..
428
578
578 485
611
611
610
610
201
201
796
663
..
1052 662 .. 1001 .. 1001
268
929
238
999
999
889
204 210
205 209 34, 35, 207 206
72, 608, 658 208

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2 The Lord builds up Jerusalem, And gathers nations to His name; His mercy melts the stubborn soul, And makes the broken spirit whole.
f4 Great is our Lord, and great His might, And all His glories infinite;
3 He formed the stars, those heavenly flames; [ names: He counts their numbers, calls their His wisdom's vast and knows no bound, A deep where all our thoughts are drowned.
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His ways and thoughts are not as He cheers the languid souls that fail,
And
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7 What is the creature's skill or force? The sprightly man, or warlike horse? The piercing wit, the active limb? All are too mean delights for Him.
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renew.
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But Thou art greater than my heart.
7 Enlarge my heart to make Thee room; Enter, and in me ever stay, The crooked then shall straight become, The darkness shall be lost in day.
8 Foolish, and impotent, and blind,
Lead me a way I have not known; f Bring me, where I my heaven may find, The heaven of loving Thee alone. C. WESLEY.
3 So, when our pilgrimage is o'er, And we must dwell in flesh no more, To Thee our separate souls shall come, And find in Thee a surer home.
4 To Thee our infant race we leave; Them may their fathers' God receive, That voices yet unformed may raise f Succeeding hymns of humble praise. P. DODDRIDGE.

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4 Israel, a name divinely blest, May rise secure, securely rest; p Thy holy Guardian's wakeful eyes Admit no slumber nor surprise.
5 No sun shall smite thy head by day, No pallid moon with sickly ray Shall blast thy couch; no baleful star Dart his malignant fire so far.
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6 Ye floods and ocean billows, Ye storms and winter snow,|| Ye days of cloudless beauty, Hoar frost and summer glow,| Ye groves that wave in spring, And glorious | forests, sing|| Halle-| lujah!
7 First let the birds, with painted| plumage gay,|| Exalt their great Creator's | praise, and say|| Halle-| lujah!|| Halle-| lujah!
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f 6 Then may we hope, the angelic hosts among, To sing, redeemed, a glad triumphal song; He that was born upon this joyful day, Around us all His glory shall display; Saved by His love, incessant ye shall sing Eternal praise to heaven's almighty King. J. BYROM.
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5 O sovereign Love, to Thee I cry, Give me Thyself, or else I die!" Save me from death, from hell set free, Death, hell, are but the want of Thee.
6 Quickened by Thy imparted flame, Saved, when possessed of Thee, I am; My life, my only heaven Thou art, O might I feel Thee in my heart! C. WESLEY.
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All might and love they render Thee;
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P1 HOLY, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty,
Gratefully adoring our song shall rise to Thee; Holy, holy, holy! Merciful and Mighty, f God in Three Persons, Blessèd Trinity.
p2 Holy, holy, holy all the saints adore Thee,
Casting down their golden crowns around the glassy sea; Cherubim and seraphim falling down before Thee, Who wert, and art, and evermore shalt be.
p3 Holy, holy, holy! though the darkness hide Thee, Though the eye of sinful man Thy glory may not see, Only Thou art holy: there is none beside Thee Perfect in power, in love, and purity.
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2 The rolling sun, the changing light,
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Bless the dark world with heavenly light;
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3 What though no more by dreams is shown That future things to God are known; Enough the promises reveal: Wisdom and love the rest conceal.
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5 Word of life most pure and strong, Lo! for thee the nations long; f Spread till, from its dreary night, All the world awakes to light.
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' Mid mists, and rocks, and quicksands, Still guides, O Christ, to Thee.
4 0 make Thy church, dear Saviour,
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O that e'en now Thy powerful call May quicken and convert us all.
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4 Then, then acknowledge, and set free The people bought, O Lord, by Thee! The sheep for whom their Shepherd bled, For whom we in Thy Spirit plead: Let all in Thee redemption find,
And not a soul be left behind.
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2 See, where o'er desert wastes they err, And neither food nor feeder have, Nor fold, nor place of refuge near;
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Ourselves but newly found in Thee.
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Open the door of faith and heaven; And grant their hearts Thy word to hear, And witness all their sins forgiven. C. WESLEY.
f6 Arise, O God, maintain Thy cause! The fulness of the Gentiles call; Lift up the standard of Thy cross, And all shall own Thou diedst for all. C. WESLEY.
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6 Poor tempest- tossèd soul, be still, My promised grace receive;' Tis Jesus speaks- I must, I will, I can, I do believe.
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C. WESLEY.
4 Ah! wherefore did I ever doubt? Thou wilt in no wise cast me out, A helpless soul that comes to Thee, With only sin and misery.
p 5 Lord, I am sick, my sickness cure; I want, do Thou enrich the poor; O lift the abject sinner up! Under Thy mighty hand I stoop,
6 Lord, I am blind, be Thou my sight; Lord, I am weak, be Thou my might; A helper of the helpless be.
f And let me find my all in Thee!
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The bliss, the heaven of being Thine. H. BICKERSTETH.
5 The blessing of Thy love bestow: For this my cries shall never fail; f Wrestling, I will not let Thee go, I will not, till my suit prevail.
6 I'll weary Thee with my complaint; Here at Thy feet for ever lie,
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7 Come then, my Hope, my Life, my Lord, And fix in me Thy lasting home: Be mindful of Thy gracious word; Thou, with Thy promised Father, come
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7 Come, Lord! the drooping sinner cheer, Nor let Thy chariot- wheels delay; f Appear, in my poor heart appear! My God, my Saviour, come away! C. WESLEY.
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f8 Lo! to the hills I lift mine eye, Thy promised aid I claim; Father of mercies, glorify
Ungrasp the hold of Thy right hand, Or pluck the sinner thence?
7 Sworn to destroy, let earth assail; Nearer to save Thou art,
f Stronger than all the powers of hell, And greater than my heart.
Thy favourite Jesus' name. f9 Salvation in that name is found, Balm of my grief and care; A medicine for my every wound, All, all I want is there.
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3 Faith to be healed Thou know'st I have, For Thou that faith hast given: Thou canst, Thou wilt the sinner save, And make me meet for heaven.
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5 Perhaps He will admit my pleaPerhaps will hear my prayer; But if I perish, I will pray, And perish only there.
4 I'll to the gracious King approach, Whose sceptre pardon gives, Perhaps He may command my touch, And then the suppliant lives.
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3 Now, Lord, to whom for help I call, Thy miracles repeat;
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Bid me stretch out my withered hand, And lift it up in prayer.
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p2 While, full of anguish and disease, My weak, distempered soul Thy love compassionately sees, O let it make me whole!
3 Cast out Thy foes, and let them still To Jesus' name submit:
Clothe with Thy righteousness and heal, And place me at Thy feet.
4 To Jesus' name, if all things now
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The love of God I cannot see,
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Jesus, in mercy hear my cry, Thou Son of David, hear! Behold me waiting in the way For Thee, the Heavenly Light; Command me to be brought, and say, ' Sinner receive thy sight!' C. WESLEY.
Fill every want my spirit feels, And break off every chain!
f6 If Thou impart Thyself to me, No other good I need:
If Thou, the Son, shalt make me free, I shall be free indeed.
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Fast bound in sin and nature's night; Thine eye diffused a quickening ray:
I woke, the dungeon flamed with light; My chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee. 5 No condemnation now I dread;
Jesus, and all in Him, is mine! Alive in Him, my living Head,
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2 Answer that gracious end in me For which Thy precious life was given; Redeem from all iniquity.
Restore and make me meet for heaven; Unless Thou purge my every stain, Thy suffering and my faith are vain.
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No thought can reach, no tongue declare;
O knit my thankful heart to Thee, And reign without a rival there! Thine wholly, Thine alone, I am, Be Thou alone my constant flame. 20 grant that nothing in my soul
May dwell, but Thy pure love alone! O may Thy love possess me whole,
My joy, my treasure, and my crown! Strange flames far from my heart remove; My every act, word, thought, be love.
30 love, how cheering is Thy ray!
All pain before Thy presence flies, Care, anguish, sorrow, melt away Where'er Thy healing beams arise O Jesus, nothing may I see, Nothing desire, or seek, but Thee!
4 Didst Thou not die that I might live, No longer to myself, but Thee; Might body, soul, and spirit give
To Him who gave Himself for me? f Come, then, my Master, and my God, Take the dear purchase of Thy blood.
f4 Unwearied may I this pursue,
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This holy flame, this heavenly fire; And day and night be all my care To guard the sacred treasure there.
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May follow Thee, and never rest Till sweetly Thou hast breathed Thy And lowly mind into my breast![ mild Nor ever may we parted be, Till I become one spirit with Thee.
7 Still let Thy love point out my way! How wondrous things Thy love hath wrought!
Still lead me lest I go astray:
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8 In suffering be Thy love my peace,
In weakness be Thy love my power; And when the storms of life shall cease, Jesus, in that important hour,
f In death as life be Thou my Guide, And save me, Who for me hast died. P. GERHARDT, trs. by J. WESLEY.

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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE- CONSECRATION AND HOLINESS.
The day of liberty draws near! Jesus, who on the serpent treads,
Shall soon in your behalf appear; The Lord will to His temple come: Prepare your hearts to make Him room.
2 Ye all shall find, whom in His word
Himself hath caused to put your The Father of our dying Lord[ trust,
Is ever to His promise just; Faithful, if we our sins confess, To cleanse from all unrighteousness.
3 Yes, Lord, we must believe Thee kind, Thou never canst unfaithful prove; Surely we shall Thy mercy find,
Who ask, shall all receive Thy love; Nor canst Thou it to me deny, I ask, the chief of sinners I!
f4 0 ye of fearful hearts, be strong! Your downcast eyes and hands lift up!
Ye shall not be forgotten long, Hope to the end, in Jesus hope! Tell Him ye wait His grace to prove, And cannot fail, if God is love!
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The Lord Thy God delight to praise; His gifts I will for Him improve, To Him devote my happy days; To Him my thanks and praises give, And only for His glory live.
6 Hast Thou not died to purge our sin, And risen, Thy death for us to plead? To write Thy law of love within
Our hearts, and make us free indeed? That we our Eden might regain, Thou diedst, and couldst not die in vain.
f2 Long as my God shall lend me breath,
My every pulse shall beat for Him; And when my voice is lost in death,
My spirit shall resume the themeThe gracious theme for ever new, Through all eternity pursue.
7 Lord, we believe, and wait the hour
Which all Thy great salvation brings; The Spirit of love, and health, and power [ kings;
p3 Soon as the breath of man expires, Again he to his earth shall turn; Where then are all his vain desires, His love and hate, esteem and scorn? All, all at that last gasp is o'er, He falls, to rise on earth no more.
f Shall come, and make us priests and Thou wilt perform Thy faithful word, The servant shall be as his Lord.'
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The promise stands for ever sure, And we shall in Thine image shine,
We only hang upon Thy word,
The servant shall be as his Lord.'
Partakers of a nature pure,
Holy, angelical, divine:
In spirit joined to Thee the Son, As Thou art with Thy Father one.
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4 He then is blest, and only he,
Whose hope is in the Lord his God; Who can to Him for succour flee
That spread the earth and heaven That still the universe sustains[ abroad; And Lord of all creation reigns.
5 True to His everlasting word,
He loves the injured to redress; Poor helpless souls the bounteous Lord Relieves, and fills with plenteousness; f He sets the mournful prisoners free, He bids the blind their Saviour see.
f6 The Lord Thy God, O Zion, reigns! Supreme in mercy as in power, The endless theme of heavenly strains, When time and death shall be no ff And all eternity shall prove Too short to utter all His love. C. WESLEY.
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f5 All things are possible to God, To Christ, the power of God in man, To me, when I am all renewed, When I in Christ, am formed again, And witness, from all sin set free, All things are possible to me. C. WESLEY.

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3 When wilt Thou my whole heart subdue! Come, Lord, and form my soul anew, Emptied of pride, and self, and hell: p Less than the least of all Thy store Of mercies, I myself abhor; All, all my vileness may I feel.
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6 Be Thou my joy, be Thou my dread; In battle cover Thou my head,
Nor earth nor hell I then shall fear; I then shall turn my steady face, Want, pain defy, enjoy disgrace, Glory in dissolution near.
7 My will be swallowed up in Thee; Light in Thy light still may I see, Beholding thee with open face; Called the full power of faith to prove, Let all my hallowed heart be love,
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2 Me if Thy grace vouchsafe to use- 4 Here then to Thee Thine own I leave; Meanest of all Thy creatures, meMould as Thou wilt Thy passive clay; The deed, the time, the manner choose, But let me all Thy stamp receive, Let all my fruit be found in Thee; But let me all Thy words obey, Let all my works in Thee be wrought, f Serve with a single heart and eye, By Thee to full perfection brought. And to Thy glory live and die.
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5 Revive, O God of power, revive Thy work in our degenerate days; f0 let us by Thy mercy live,[ praise! And all our lives shall speak Thy f6 Turn us again, O Lord! and show The brightness of Thy lovely face; So shall we all be saints below, And saved, and perfected in grace. C. WESLEY.
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f4 Jesus, of Thee shall be my song, To Thee my heart and soul belong; All that I have or am is Thine, And Thou, blest Saviour, Thou art mine. Jesus, my Lord, I Thee adore,
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There are who suffer for Thy sake, Enjoy Thy glorious infamy,
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And seek a Father's melting heart, Whose pitying eyes thy grief discern, Whose hand can heal thine inward smart.
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6 Return, O wanderer! return! Regain thy lost, lamented rest: Jehovah's me ting bowels yearn To clasp Iis Ephraim to His breast. W. B. COLLYER.
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Ask my Advocate above!
See the cause in Jesus' face, Now before the Throne of grace.
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Me He now delights to spare; Cries,' How shall I give thee up?' Lets the lifted thunder drop.
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Shows His wounds, and spreads His hands!
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Thine image to my soul restore; f Love me freely, seal my peace,
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All our help must come from Thee.
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All our help must come from Thee.
p7 Younger plants- the sight how pleasant,
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All our help must come from Thee. 8 Dearest Saviour, hasten hither, Thou canst make them bloom again: O permit them not to wither, Let not all our hopes be vain! f Lord, revive us; All our help must come from Thee.
9 Let our mutual love be fervent, Make us prevalent in prayers; Let each one esteemed Thy servant Shun the world's bewitching snares. f Lord, revive us;
All our help must come from Thee.
f10 Break the tempter's fatal power; Turn the stony heart to flesh: And begin, from this good hour, To revive Thy work afresh. Lord, revive us;
All our help must come from Thee. J. NEWTON AND J. RYLAND, JUN.

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Crumbling round us into dust; Strong alone in faith's believings, ' Word of Life!' in Thee we trust.
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3 Jesus, my All in All Thou art; My Rest in toil, my Ease in pain; p The Med'cine of my broken heart;
In war, my Peace; in loss, my Gain; My Smile beneath the tyrant's frown; In shame, my Glory and my Crown:
f 4 In want, my plentiful Supply;
In weakness, my Almighty Power; In bonds, my perfect Liberty; My Light in Satan's darkest hour; In grief, my Joy
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4 O what are all my sufferings here, If, Lord, thou count me meet With that enraptured host to appear, And worship at Thy feet!
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My companion and friend, To a taste of the banquet above; If thy heart be as mine, If for Jesus it pine,
Come up into the chariot of love.
2 Who in Jesus confide,
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The storms of affliction beneath; With the prophet we soar To the heavenly shore,
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To the great everlasting I AM; To the Lamb that was slain, And liveth again,
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Lo! He dwells with His own, And to rivers of pleasure He leads;
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And bright in effulgence divine! f5 The saints in His presence receive Their great and eternal reward; In Jesus, in heaven they live; They reign in the smile of their Lord; The flame of angelical love
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3 Teach us, O Lord, to find the latent good That sorrow yields when rightly understood; f And for the frequent joy that crowns our days, Help us, with grateful hearts, our hymns to raise Of thankfulness and praise.
4 Thou knowest all our needs, and wilt supply. No veil of darkness hides us from Thine eye:
Nor vainly from the depths on Thee we call; Thy tender love, that breaks the tempter's thrall, Folds and encircles all.
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Grievous and harsh, but O not felt in vain, Found their eternal gain!
6 If it be ours, like them to suffer loss,
Give grace, as unto them, to bear our cross,
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6 Ah, then! to His embrace repair; My soul, thou art no stranger there: f There Love Divine shall be thy guard, And peace and safety thy reward.
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p 4 Submissive would I kiss the rod, Needful each stroke I humbly own; Or let me trust Thee, O my God!
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5 Soon shall Thy dealings be unrolled, The wondrous chart will fix my gaze, f And heaven's revolving years unfold New themes for wonder and for praise. Wave upon wave which rolled before Tempestuous o'er this ruffled breast, Then lulled asleep, shall break no more The rapture of eternal rest! J. R. MACDUFF.

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5 Have I not heard, have I not known, That Thou, the everlasting Lord, Whom heaven and earth their Maker own, Art always faithful to Thy word?
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f A crown of glory his grey hairs. 5 With holier zeal his heart enlarge, Though strength decay, and sight grow dim,
That we, the people of his charge, May glorify Thy grace in Him.
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C. WESLEY.
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3 I have no help but Thine; nor do I need Another arm save Thine to lean upon;
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Nearer than ever- still my Shield and Sun.
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The Lamb's great bridal feast of bliss and love. H. BONAR.
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To plead Thy promise and obey Thy call.
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p Me, Lord, the chief of sinners, me forgive! And Thine the greater glory, only Thine.
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4 Life's tumult we must meet again, We cannot at the shrine remain; But in the spirit's secret cell, May hymn and prayer for ever dwell. S. LONGFELLOW.
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2 Whate'er has risen from heart sincere, Each upward glance of filial fear, Each true resolve, each solemn vow, Jesus our Lord! accept it now.
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7 Yet one prayer more and be it one In which both heaven and earth accord;
Fulfil Thy promise to Thy Son,
Let all that breathe call Jesus, Lord. J. MONTGOMERY.
p' Mid this sweet stillness while we bow, Jesus our Lord! forgive it now.
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p To tread in Christ's long- suffering way, And grow more like Him day by day.
6 So as our Sabbaths hasten past, And rounding years bring nigh the last: When sinks the sun behind the hill, When all the weary wheels stand still;
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How deep Thy counsels, how divine!
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Be He of every heart the Light,
Of every home the Guest.
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4 When we disclose our wants in prayer, May we our wills resign,
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6 My lifted eye, without a tear,
The lowering storm shall see;
f My steadfast heart shall know no fearThat heart at rest in Thee.
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3 Be peace by each implored on thee. O Zion, while, with bended knee, To Jacob's God we pray; How blest, who calls himself Thy friend! Success his labour shall attend,
And safety guard his way.
f2 Hither from Judah's utmost end, The heaven- protected tribes ascend, Their offerings hither bring;
4 Seat of my friends and brethren, hail! How can my tongue, O Zion, fail
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Thy good to seek, whose walls enclose
The mansions of my God!
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4 Being of beings! may our praise Thy courts with grateful fragrance fill; f Still may we stand before Thy face, Still hear and do Thy sovereign will; To Thee may all our thoughts arise, Ceaseless, accepted sacrifice.
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And still He is nigh, His presence we have: The great congregation His triumph shall sing, Ascribing salvation to Jesus our King.
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8 If such the sweetness of the stream, What must the fountain be,
Where saints and angels draw their bliss Immediately from Thee?
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Shall echo through the realms above,
When time shall be no more.
W. COWPER.
3 There, if Thy Spirit touch the soul, And grace her mean abode,
O with what peace, and joy, and love, She communes with her God.
4 Author and Guardian of my life, Sweet Source of light divine! And- all harmonious names in oneMy Saviour, Thou art mine!

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6 Both now and ever, Lord, protect The temple of Thine own elect; Be Thou in them, and they in Thee, O ever- blessed Trinity. J. M. NEALE.
3 Its sacred shrine it fixes where But two or three are met to raise Their holy hands in humble prayer, Or tune their hearts to grateful praise. Be this, O Lord, that honoured placeThe house of God the gate of heavenAnd may the fulness of Thy grace To all who here shall meet be given.

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4 When from its altar shall arise Joint supplication to Thy name, Deign to accept the sacrifice, Thyself our answering God proclaim.
7 Now, therefore, O our God, arise In this Thy resting- place appear, And let Thy people's longing eyes Behold Thee fix Thy dwelling here! R. PALMER.
5 And when from hence the voice of praise Shall lift its triumphs to Thy throne, f Show Thy acceptance of our lays By making all Thy glory known.
6 When here Thy ministers shall stand, To speak what Thou shalt bid them say, [ hand, Maintain Thy cause with Thine own And give Thy truth a winning way.

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3 With grateful joy Thy children rear This temple, Lord, to Thee;
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4 Here, Saviour, deign Thy saints to meet,
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Who seek Thy praise to show. Earth is Thine; her thousand hills Thy mighty hand sustains; Heaven Thy awful presence fills; O'er all Thy glory reigns; Yet the place of old prepared By royal David's favoured son Thy peculiar blessing shared, And stood Thy chosen throne.
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And, piercing through the gloom afar, Shed heavenly light and love divine.
From North to South, from East to West,
Messiah yet shall reign supreme; His name by every tongue confessed, His love, the universal theme.
6 Then faint not in the day of toil, When harvest waits the reaper's hand: f Go, gather in the glorious spoil, And joyous in His presence stand. Thy zeal a rich reward shall find From Him who sits enthroned on high: For they who turn the erring mind
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5 All nations shall thy goodness know, And unto thee like rivers flow; Then God shall bid thy fears depart, Enlarge thy borders and thy heart.
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f3 The beam that shines from Zion's hill Shall lighten every land;
The King who reigns on Salem's throne Shall all the world command.
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f Break forth in rapturous strains of joy, In memory of Thy love.
5 No strife shall rage, nor hostile feuds Disturb those peaceful years;[ swords To ploughshares men shall beat their To pruning- hooks their spears.
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6. No longer hosts, encountering hosts, Their crowds of slain deplore: They hang the trumpet in the hall, And study war no more.
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1¹ WHAT WHAT are those soul- reviving strains
Which echo thus from Salem's plains?
What anthems loud, and louder still, Sweetly resound from Zion's hill?
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In many a glad and grateful throng, The aged and the young unite
To sing their yearly festal song.
2 This day brings sweet remembrances Of hallowed seasons gone before, And pledges greater things than these, To schools and teachers, still in store.
3 Thus every year bequeaths one day Of special blessing to record, With dear companions by the way, While following on to know the Lord.
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2 Hosanna! Lord, our feeble tongue No lofty strains can raise: But Thou wilt not despise the young, Who meekly chant Thy praise.
3 Nor these alone their voice shall raise, For we will join this song of praise; Still Israel's children forward press, To hail the Lord their righteousness.
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Hosanna! Sovereign, Prophet, Priest, How vast Thy gifts, how free! Thy blood, our life; Thy word, our [ feast; Thy name, our only plea.
4 A gathering here on pilgrimage Refreshes thousands in their course; A field day here gives those who wage War with the world redoubled force.
5 Among the annals of the past This happiest day let us enrol; And year by year, while life shall last, Inscribe a happier on the scroll.
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W. H. HAVERGAL.

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H. DOWNTON.
| p4 When perplexed in danger's snare, Thou alone our Guide canst be; When oppressed with woe and care, Whom have we to trust but Thee?
5 Let us ever hear Thy voice, Ask Thy counsel every day: f Saints and angels will rejoice, If we walk in wisdom's way.
6 Saviour, give us faith, and pour Hope and love on every soulf Hope, till time shall be no more; Love, while endless ages roll! H. NEELE.

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5 So now, and till we die, Sound we Thy praises high, And joyful sing.
Infants, and the glad throng Who to Thy Church belong, Unite, and swell the song
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FATHER, Son, and Holy Ghost,
Bless the young before Thee: Thou their wants and dangers know'st; Watch them, we implore Thee: Here they stand, Hopeful band,
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That, while we stay below, We may, like Thee, O Jesus!
In grace and wisdom grow. W. W. How.

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So now they see His blesssèd face, And stand before the Lamb:
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The New Year comes! but, Spirit sweet, Thou goest not away.
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Our sins are swelling evermore; But pardoning grace still streams.
4 Lord! from this year more service win, More glory, more delight!
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One church above, beneath, Though now divided by the stream, The narrow stream of death;
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4 Never more will I commit, Follow, or be led by it; Only grant the grace I claim, Arm my soul in Jesus' name.
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4 Beware, my soul; take thou good heed, lest thou in slumber lie, And, like the foolish, stand without, and knock, and vainly cry;
A But watch, and bear thy lamp undimmed, and Christ shall gird thee on f His own bright wedding robe of light- the glory of the Son.
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0 may our more harmonious tongues In worlds unknown pursue the songs; And in those brighter courts adore, Where days and years revolve no more! P. DODDRIDGE.

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How rich Thy bounties are! The rolling seasons, as they move, Proclaim Thy constant care.
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A. FLOWERDEW.

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J. S. B. MONSELL.

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22 When the soft dews of kindly sleep My wearied eyelids gently steep, Be my last thought, how sweet to rest For ever on my Saviour's breast!
3 Abide with me from morn till eve, For without Thee I cannot live; Abide with me when night is nigh, For without Thee I dare not die.
4 If some poor wandering child of Thine Have spurned to- day the voice Divine, Now, Lord, the gracious work begin; Let him no more lie down in sin.
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3 For the love of friends we bless Thee, Who to- day our joys have shared, Whose true hearts, spread out before us, Have Thy love to us declared; For each thought of truth and love They have echoed from above.

4 For the mystic bonds which bind us Each to each, and all to Thee, And with all the past entwines us, In the world's long harmony; For each striving human soul, Which is part of Thy great whole.
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p2 Our changeful lives are ebbing to an end,
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3 Thou, who in darkness walking didst appear Upon the waves, and Thy disciples cheer,
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3 Vain his ambition, noise and show; Vain are the cares which rack his mind, He heaps up treasures mixed with woe, And dies, and leaves them all behind. 4 O be a nobler portion mine!
My God, I bow before Thy throne: f Earth's fleeting treasure I resign, And fix my hope on Thee alone. A. STEELE.
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The friends not lost, but gone before. On Jordan's banks whene'er we come, And hear the swelling waters roar, Jesus, convey us safely home
To saints not lost, but gone before. J. F. CLARKE.
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5 The busy tribes of flesh and blood, With all their cares and fears,
p Are carried downward by the flood, And lost in following years.
6 Time, like an ever- rolling stream, Bears all its sons away; They fly forgotten, as a dream Dies at the opening day.
70 God! our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come;
f Be Thou our Guard while life shall last, And our perpetual home. I. WATTS.
p And fierce diseases wait around,
To hurry mortals home.
5 Great God! on what a slender thread Hang everlasting things;
The eternal states of all the dead Upon life's feeble strings!
6 Infinite joy, or endless woe, Depends on every breath;
And yet how unconcerned we go Upon the brink of death!
7 Waken, O Lord, our drowsy sense, To walk this dangerous road!
f And if our souls be hurried hence, May they be found with God! I. WATTS.

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6 My knowledge of that life is small, The eye of faith is dim;
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R. BAXTER.
4 There is an hour, when I must stand Before the judgment- seat;
pp And all my sins, and all my foes, In awful vision meet.
5 There is an hour, when I must look On one eternity;
And nameless woe, or blissful life, My endless portion be.
6 0 Saviour! then, in all my need Be near, be near to me;
f And let my soul in steadfast faith, Find life and heaven in Thee! A. REED.

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3 Thine earthly course is ended, Thou hast obtained the prize, Triumphantly ascended
To God in Paradise; Thy more enduring treasure Thou hast obtained above, And riches beyond measure, In thy Redeemer's love.
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10 In the gloom Thy light provide, Safely through the valley guide; Thee we trust, for Thou hast died! p Hear us, Holy Jesus. A. SULLIVAN.

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EATHLESS soul, arise! arise! Soar, thou native of the skies; Pearl of price by Jesus bought, To His glorious likeness wrought: Go to shine before His throne; Deck His mediatorial crown; Go, His triumph to adorn; Made for God, to God return! 2 Lo, He beckons from on high! Fearless to His presence fly; Thine the merit of His blood, Thine the righteousness of God: Angels, joyful to attend, Hovering round Thy pillows bend, Wait to catch the signal given, And escort thee quick to heaven.
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5 Saints in glory perfect made
Wait thy passage through the shade; See, they throng the blissful shore, Ardent for thy coming o'er:
f Mount, their transports to improve, Join the longing choir above, Swiftly to their wish be given, Kindle higher joy in heaven!
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Great God! what do I see and hear? The end of things created!
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O nights and days of tears, O longings not to roam,
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Thy widowed hours are past; The Bridegroom at thy side, Thou all His own at last: The sorrows of thy former cup In full fruition swallowed up.
ST. JOSEPH OF THE STUDIUM, trs. by J. M. NEALE.

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5' Come in, thou blessed, sit by Me; With my own life I ransomed thee; Come, taste my perfect favour: Come in, thou happy spirit, come;
f Thou now shalt dwell with me at home; Ye blissful mansions, make him room, For he must stay for ever!'
E. SWAINE AND E. H. BICKERSTETH.

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By Thee to rise from earth to heaven. G. E. L. COTTON.
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