Christ My Song - English hymns

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A: A clearer view of things unseen; A few more conflicts, toils, and tears; A few more years shall roll; A gentle angel wendeth; A great and mighty wonder; A homeless Stranger amongst us came; A land I know there is; A little flock! So calls he thee; "A little while!" so spake our gracious Lord; A pilgrim for his new abode; A pilgrim through this lonely world; A sinful man am I; A voice beloved thus spoke of late; "Abba, Father!" we approach thee; Abide with us, the shades of eve; Abide ye in my love!; Acquaint thyself with God!; Again the Lord of life and light; Against thee only have I sinned, I own it; Age of the ages; Ah! how empty is the heart; Ah, Jesus Lord, thou art near to me; Ah, Lord, the world is dark!; Ah, Lord! why am I thus?; Ah! when shall I be, from sinning; Alas for the city, deserted and lonely; All around the gracious seasons; All fair within those Children of the light; All gone, all gone! for this life gone; All hail! O glorious Son of God; All hail the power of Jesu's name!; All have their work to do; All my heart this night rejoices; All night upon the city wall; All that I was, my sin, my guilt; All the earth this day is crying; All things to mine eyes are bright; Allured into the desert, with God alone, apart; Almighty Comforter and friend; Almighty Father, just and good; Almighty King! whose wondrous hand; Alone! – a stranger here; Alone with thee! Alone with thee!; Always in the Lord rejoice; Am I not enough, mine own?; Amid the darkness, when the storm; Amid the shadows and the fears; Among the many, I am lost and weary; An absent Lord I serve and love; And art thou, gracious Master, gone; And art thou ready, Saviour dear!; And does my parting hour draw nigh; And is it so, I shall be like thy Son; And is there, Lord, a rest; And shall we see thy face; Angel-voices sweetly singing; Angels heard with admiration; Are there no wounds for me?; Arise! ye lingering saints, arise!; Arise, ye saints, arise; Around one name they gather; Art thou afflicted? O belovèd, pray!; Art thou weary, art thou languid; Art thou weary, sad, and lonely; As a lamb led forth to slaughter; As a traveller, returning; As God shall lead I'll take my way; As on a vast eternal shore; As one to self-indulgence prone; As the bridegroom to his chosen; As the lily of the valley; As with gladness men of old; Ascribe ye strength to God - The mighty God; Ask not, what it is that ails me; Ask not why my soul doth languish; Ask ye what great thing I know; At last!; At our Father's table meeting; At the Lord's right hand there are pleasures; Awake, awake, O arm of God!; Awake, glad soul! awake! awake!; Awake, my glory! harp and lute!; Awake, my heart; arise, my tongue; Awake, my heart, this day of rest; Awake, my soul, from sleep arise!; "Awake, O sword," awake and smite; Awake our souls! awake our tongues!; Awake, sweet harp of Judah, wake!; Awake, ye saints, awake and watch; Awaked by Sinai's awful sound; Away, away! thy work is done!; Away from earth my spirit turns; Away! he calls thee hence away; Away! thou dying saint, away!; Away with Egypt's burdens; A B C
B: Base among the base; Be not afraid / Fürchte dich nicht; Be still, my soul, be still; Be still, my soul; Jehovah loveth thee; Be still, my soul! – the Lord is on thy side; Be thou my Friend, and look upon my heart; Bear Jesus Christ the Lord in mind; Bear thou my burden; Bearer of sin, he came to earth; Before thy throne with tearful eyes; Begin the day with God!; Behind the hills of Naphtali; Behold! behold! what wonder's here!; Behold me here, in grief draw near; Behold the glories of the Lamb; Behold the Lamb, with glory crowned!; Behold the man! how glorious he!; Behold, the shade of night is now receding!; Beloved associates in the strife; Beloved one, thy place no more; Belovèd! still 'tis "Onward!" Faint not, the goal is nigh; Beneath Moriah's rocky side; Beside the dark grave standing; Better two than one; Beyond the hills where suns go down; Beyond the smiling and the weeping; Beyond the world a city stands; Bless, my soul, the name of Jesus; Blessed are ye, ye chosen bearers; Blessèd be God, my God! who, ever near; Blessed be the Lord for ever!; Blessed Father, infinite in grace; Blessed fountain, full of grace!; Blessed hope! that we the sinful; Blessed morning! all the year; Blessed morning, whose young dawning rays; Blessed, whom Jesus keeps; Born in a stable he; Born in sin, and doomed to die; Boundless glory, Lord, be thine!; Break not this heart, my children; Breathe from the gentle south, O Lord; Brethren, called by one vocation; Bride of the Lamb, awake! awake!; Bright, bright Home! Beyond the skies; Brightest and best of the sons of the morning!; Brightly hopeful for the future; Bring no money here, nor price; Bring the bright day to me; Broken was his body; broken; Burdened and plagued within; By sleep he consecrated sleep; By the cross of Jesus standing; By the holy hills surrounded; A B C
C: Calm me, my God, and keep me calm; Calm was the hallowed night!; Can then the world make no provision; Carol, brothers, carol; Cheer up, my soul, there is a mercy-seat; Cheerfully to work proceed; Chief of sinners, Lord, am I; Chief of sinners though I be; Child of the Eternal Father; Child of promise, looked for long!; Children of God and heirs of heaven; Children of light, arise and shine!; Christ has done the mighty work!; Christ is born, go tell the story; Christ is my hope, Christ is my life; Christ is risen! Alleluia!; Christ, of heaven the life and grace; Christ, whose first appearance lighted; Christian, wouldst thou fruitful be?; Christians an arduous fight maintain; City of celestial health; Cling to the Crucified!; Come, all ye nations, utter all your praises; Come and deck the grave with flowers; Come and let us praise our King!; Come, children, on and forward!; Come hither, ye faithful; Come, Holy Ghost, in love; "Come in, thou blessed of the Lord"; Come, Jesus, Redeemer, abide thou with me; Come, Jesus, with the coming night; Come, Lord, and tarry not; Come, mighty Spirit, penetrate; Come, O Lord, the heavens rending; Come praise the Lord, exalt his name; Come, saints, praise the Lamb, rejoice in his name!; Come to Calvary's holy mountain; Come to thy temple here on earth; Come, tune your heart, to bear its part; Come, weary souls, with sin distressed; Come, ye lofty! come, ye lowly!; Come, ye saints, look here and wonder; Commit whatever grieves thee; Conquering Prince and Lord of glory; Constrained by their Lord to embark; Could ye not watch?; Courage, ye who fighting are; Crowns of glory, ever bright; A B C
D: Dark was the night, the wind was high; Darkness reigns, – the hum of life's commotion; Day of judgment! day of wonders!; Days are dying; suns are setting; Dead unto sin through him who died; Deal gently with thy servant, Lord; Dear Lord! accept a sinful heart; Dear to thee, O Lord, and precious; Death, the Grave, and Resurrection; Does the way seem long and lonely?; Done is the work that saves; Doubt it not – thou too shalt come; Doubting soul! lay down thy fears; Draw, Holy Spirit, nearer - Whitsunday; A B C
E: Each pang I feel is known to thee; Embosomed in the fragrance sweet; Endless praises; Ere God had built the mountains; Eternal Father, gracious One - Laudate Deum; Eternal Father, mighty Lord; Eternal Father! Thou hast said; Eternal honour be to him; Eternity for glory; Ever as I onward go; Ever gladness, never sadness; Ever patient, gentle, meek; Ever would I fain be reading; Everlasting glory; Every good and perfect gift; Every good possessing; Every knee shall bow to Jesus; Exalt, exalt, the heavenly gates; Exalt the name of him who bore; Excite in me, O Lord, an ardent thirst; A B C
F: Fair world of earth, and air, and clouds, and sea; Far from the world, O Lord, I flee; Father, in thine eternal power; Father, thy name our souls would bless; Father, thy sovereign love has sought; Father, thou needest not our praise; Father! when thy child is dying; Father, while the shades of night; Father, whose hand hath led me so securely; Fear not, beloved, go calmly on; Feelest thou disquiet, care, unrest; Fetch me the lightning from yon frowning cloud; Fierce was the wild billow; Fierce passions discompose the mind; Fight the good fight; Fill thou my life, O Lord my God; Finish thy work, the time is short; Firm is my hope of future good; Fling out the Banner! let it float; Fly abroad, and tell the story; Fly, ye seasons, fly still faster; Food of the soul, eternal bread; For help, O whither shall I flee?; For him the wilderness did not sing; For the bread and for the wine; For the first time I see; For the hope we have of life; For the vision of the Bridegroom; For whom is yonder crown prepared; Forgotten! no; that cannot be; Forsake me not, my God, my heart is sinking; Forth from the dark and stormy sky; Fount of everlasting love; From Bethlehem to Calvary; From earth retiring; From every stormy wind that blows; From far I see the glorious day; From the brightness of the glory; From the cross the blood is falling; From the far East we come; From the glory and the gladness; From the palace of his glory; From the Rock that God has riven; From this green earth of ours; Fruit we have of God's election; Full many a bud and flow'ret fair; A B C
G: Gently think and gently speak; Gift of the Father's living love!; Give thanks for all things, children of our God!; Give thou thy youth to God; Giver of rest!; Glad I am to have thee; Glad I was today; Glad we keep the feast today; Glorious and solemn hour; Glorious River of God's pleasures; Glory be to God on high!; Glory be to him who saved us; Glory, glory everlasting; Glory, glory to our King!; Glory to God above; Glory to God on high!; Go and dig my grave today!; Go! and let my grave be made; Go forth to sow, O sowers; Go to Jesus when you're weary - Tell him all; Go up, go up, my heart; God comes; – and who shall stand before his fear?; God forbid that I should glory; God has turned my grief to gladness; God in heaven hath a treasure; God is for us; God is gone up with a merry noise; 'God is love,' by him upholden; "God is love," his word has said it; God is my light! – Never, my soul, despair; God moves in a mysterious way; God must acquaint his comforters with grief; God of hope and consolation; God of my life! Thy boundless grace; God of my life, to thee I call; God of Truth, tho' thy hand; God, to my soul benighted; Going home, and going quickly; Good and faithful are thy words; "Good courage"! Good success!; Good is thy will, O Lord, and good thy way; Grace and peace and glory yonder; Grace is the sweetest sound; Grace, triumphant in the throne; Gracious Lord, my heart is fixèd; Gracious Lord, our children see; Great Captain of salvation; Great gain is thine, belovèd one, exchanging; Great King of kings, why dost thou stay?; Great Ruler of the land and sea; Ground of my hope, the Cross appears!; A B C
H: Had David done as Saul advised; Hail the day that sees him rise; Half a wreck, by tempests driven; Hallelujah! Hallelujah!; Hallelujah! I believe!; Happiness, thou lovely name; Hard to be won! No, no; Hark! a voice! it cries from heaven; Hark! hark! hark!; Hark, how all the welkin rings!; Hark, my soul! it is the Lord; Hark, ten thousand harps and voices; Hark! ten thousand voices cry; Hark! that shout of rapturous joy; Hark, the glad sound! the Saviour comes; Hark the notes of angels singing; Hark! the solemn trumpet sounding; Hark! the voice of love and mercy; Hark, 'tis a martial sound!; Hark! 'tis the trumpet's sound; Hark! what mean those holy voices; Hark! what sounds salute our ears; Hark! what voice of love is speaking; Hath not each heart a passion and a dream?; Have faith in truth; Have we known indeed, and tasted; Having nothing, yet possessing all things; He bore the sin!; He called them, and they left; He came a leper, all unclean and foul; He comes! Emmanuel comes!; He comes! the Saviour full of grace; He found me the lost and the wandering; He has come! the Christ of God; He looks on us, we look on him; He must grow greater; He must increase, and I decrease; He's gone! see where his body lay; He's gone – the Saviour's work on earth; He speaks! The gracious words I hear; He took our flesh!; He who on earth as man was known; He who saved us when assaulted; He whom all the prophets told of; Heal us, Emmanuel, here we are; Hear the glad words of grace; Hear what God the Lord hath spoken; Heavenward still our pathway tends; Help me, my God, be thou thyself my guide!; Help me, my God, to speak; Hem of the seamless robe; Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face; High at God's right hand is seated; Higher! higher to aspire!; Him on yonder cross I love; Himself he cannot save; His master taken from his head; His name is Jesus! None beside; Ho, ye thirsty! here's a spring; Holy Comforter! my Guide!; Holy Comforter! who guidest; Holy Father, mighty God; Holy Ghost, that promised came; Holy, holy, holy Lord; Holy Slumberer, rest in peace!; Holy Spirit! long expected; Holy Spirit! mighty God!; Holy Spirit, spring of gladness; Home of holy light; Homeward bound, the way is dreary; Honour and happiness unite; Hope in Christ our Lord possessing; Hope is the anchor of the soul; Hope of our hearts, O Lord, appear!; Hosanna to the living Lord!; Hosanna to the Prince of light; Hours, and days, and months, and years; How blessed and how bright the day; How blessed are we, that God of us; How blessed is he, whom God forgives; How blessed thy creature is, O God; How goes the fight with thee; How good it is, Lord, to be here; How great Jehovah's love, how tender!; How long, O Lord, in weariness and sorrow; How mean ye thus by weeping; How patiently, O Lord, thy love endures!; How pleasant is the sound of praise!; How pleasant to me thy deep blue wave; How proud is the position; How smiling the day departed; How tedious and tasteless the hours; How the spirit oft is moved; How wondrous are the works of God; A B C
I: I am a passing stranger here; "I am not;" O words unwelcome; I and my house are ready, Lord; I ask a perfect creed!; I believe, and so have spoken; I came and saw, and hoped to conquer; I can gaze on that beautiful sky; I close my heavy eye; I come, I rest beneath; I come, my Lord, to offer up to thee; I come to thee once more, my God!; I follow thee, O gracious Son of God!; I give my heart to thee; I give thee back thine own again; I go from grief and sighing; I go on my way rejoicing; I go to life, and not to death; I have a mighty Friend; I have no comfort but thy love; I have sinned, but thou hast suffered; I hear my Shepherd calling; I hear the words of love; I heard the voice of Jesus say; I heard the voice of Love divine; I hinder not, nor would reprove thy tears; I hunger and I thirst; I journey forth rejoicing; I knew thee in the land of drought; I know I should be wholly his; I know in whom I put my trust; I know, Lord Jesus Christ, God's Son; I know, my God, that thou art near; I know not the song of thy praises; I know, O Lord, though all around is dark; I know thy poverty, but thou art rich; I lay my sins on Jesus; I lay up treasure in the heavens; I lean upon no broken reed; I LITTLE thought, when last we met; I look along the past, and gather themes; I look to thee! I hope in thee!; I love the sacred book of God; I'm but a weary pilgrim here; I'm waiting for the glory; I'm waiting for thee, Lord (Burlingham); I'm waiting for thee, Lord (Darby); I'm weary of myself; I must go hence, – here there is nought abiding; I need no priest save him who is above; I need not blush to own that he; I need not fear to die; I need thee, precious Jesus; I once was a stranger - Jehovah Tsidkenu; I place an offering at thy shrine; I place myself in Jesus' hands; I praise thee, blessed God; I praised the earth, in beauty seen; I say to all men, far and near; I see my Lord, the pure, the meek, the lowly; I sing of death and dying; I sit in my silent chamber; I sleep, my heart awaketh; I sought thee when my heart was low; I suffer, that I may behold; I take my pilgrim staff anew; I thank thee, Lord, for using me; I think of thee, my God, by night; I thought upon my sins, and I was sad; I trust the Lord; I've found a joy in sorrow; I've found the pearl of greatest price; I wake from sleep, and this new day; I want that adorning Divine; I was a wandering sheep; I was in love with hill and vale; I was journeying in the noontide; I weep, but do not yield; I will praise thee every day; I would bear in my body the dying; I would not live alway – live alway below!; I would see Jesus now, when life is bright; If belovèd, why belovèd?; If I had wings, then would I go; If I only have thee; If Jesus rose not from the grave; If thy Presence go not with me; If worldly thoughts so much employ; Immortal love, for ever full; In all my plans, thou Highest; In evil long I took delight; In faith we sing this song of thankfulness; In form I long had bowed the knee; In God my faithful God; In God, your God, be strong; In him we live, in him we move; In him, whose presence gladdens heaven; In our Lord we have redemption; In spirit, Lord, we dwell with thee above; In the Book of Life enrolled; In the bosom of the Father; In the dark days of grief; In the day when silent sorrow; In the death of Christ I die; In the depths of his bright glory; In the distant land of famine; In the great and terrible wilderness; In the hour when guilt assails me; In the Lord put I my trust; In the Paradise of glory; In the region of light and of glory; In the silent midnight watches; In the sun and moon and stars; In the world ye shall have tribulation; In thee, O God, I find my joy; In thee, O God, the hosts above; In thee our God will we rejoice; In this great world of ours; In this the wondrous love of God; In this world of sorrow; In thy service will I ever; In thy tabernacle, Lord, I offer; In trouble, Lord, I sought thy face; In vain, in vain with human love; In vain thou seekest in thyself to find; Into the heaven of the heavens hath he gone; Is God for me? I fear not; Is it not God appoints it so?; Is life's evening long and dreary?; Is not this a brand; Is the Lord among us?; Israel's Keeper, never sleeping; It ends – the vigil of high festival; It has not fully yet appeared; It is a practice greatly blessed; "It is finished!" sinners, hear it; It is not after all so hard; It is not death to die; It is not time that flies; It is not we who can direct; It is not with uncertain step; It is said that the exile who chances to hear; It is the Father's voice that cries; It is thy hand, my God!; It is winter: all seems dead or dying; It tarries long - Not in vain; It was as if upon his breast; A B C
J: Jacob's star is risen at last; Jerusalem celestial; Jerusalem, Jerusalem; Jerusalem the golden; Jerusalem, the holy!; Jerusalem! thou glorious City-height; Jesus, canst thou receive; Jesus Christ is risen today; Jesus Christ, the Shepherd True; Jesus Christ! thou Son of David!; Jesus comes, by crowds attended; Jesus comes, the Judge of all; Jesus drains the cup of sorrows; Jesus, Friend of sinners; Jesus gave his life, to save us; Jesus! gentle Sufferer, say; Jesus gives his people freedom; Jesus' holy Cross and dying; Jesus, how much thy name unfolds; Jesus, how sweet thy memory is!; Jesus, I come to thee; Jesus! I live to thee; Jesus, I love thee evermore; Jesus, I love thy charming name; Jesus, I rest in thee; Jesus is God! the solid earth; Jesus is the Lord my Shepherd; Jesus is the Lord's anointed; Jesus, Lamb of God, for me; Jesus leaves his throne of glory; Jesus – let him thy portion be; Jesus lives! no longer now; Jesus, Lord, in whom the Father; Jesus, Lord of life eternal; Jesus, my Lord! my life! my all!; Jesus, my Lord, 'tis sweet to rest; Jesus, my Lord, to thee; Jesus, my loving Lord! I know; Jesus! my Master! when I feel; Jesus, my Saviour! look on me; Jesus, my Saviour! Thou art mine; JESUS, our life, is risen; Jesus our Lord is King; Jesus soon will come to bless us; Jesus, spotless Lamb of God; Jesus, sun and shield art thou; Jesus, the Christ of God; Jesus, the One unchanging; Jesus, the Shepherd of the sheep; Jesus, these eyes have never seen; Jesus, this heart within me burns; Jesus, thy boundless love to me; Jesus, thy Church, with longing eyes; Jesus, thy love alone - Thee, Only Thee; Jesus! thou in heaven art pleading; Jesus, thou Joy of loving hearts!; Jesus, thou precious One, what depths of love; "Jesus" was written broadly on the cross; Jesus, we hail thee Israel's King; Jesus! where'er thy people meet; Jesus, whose blood so freely streamed; Joy and gladness! joy and gladness!; Joyful be the hours today; Joyful let us raise our voices; Just as thou art; A B C
K: Keep silence, God is speaking; Keep us, Lord, O keep us ever!; King of glory, sov'reign God; King of kings, and Lord of lords!; King of kings, and wilt thou deign; King of kings! ascend thy throne; Kneeling on the earth, he prays; A B C
L: Labouring and heavy-laden; Laid up for those who fear thee, Lord; Lamb of God! our souls adore thee; Lamb of God! thou now art seated; Lamb, the once crucified! Lion, by triumph surrounded!; Lamb, thy white-robed people feeding; Lead us, O Lord, to Bethlehem; Leaning on thee, my Guide, my Friend; Leave all to God; Led by a Father's gracious hand; Let all the creation; Let all who name his blessed name; Let crowns of glory wreathe the head; Let God arise; Let me build on this secure foundation; Let me but hear my Saviour say; Let me call nothing dark or ill; Let me suffer wrong without complaining; Let not terrors haunt thee; Let not your heart be faint; Let others in their wealth delight; Let others labour to possess; Let sinners saved give thanks, and sing; Let us low in rev'rence wait; Let us sing, for we have reason; Let Zion's sons and daughters say; Lie down in peace to take thy rest; Lie still, lie still; Life is coming, death is going; Life nor Death shall us dissever; Light beams upon my inward eye; Light hath arisen, we walk in its brightness; Light of life, so softly shining; Light of the cradle! shine; Light of the lonely pilgrim's heart; Light of the world, I come to thee!; Like mist on the mountain; Listen to the wondrous story; Lo! God to heaven ascendeth!; Lo, he comes! let all adore him!; Lo! he comes with clouds descending; Lo! my choice is now decided; Lo! the infant Saviour lies; Lo the lilies of the field; Lo! the storms of life are breaking; Lo! what a glorious sight appears; Lonely was the way and dreary; Long and earnestly she pleaded; Long and toilsome is the road; Long days and nights, upon this restless bed; Long did I toil, and knew no earthly rest; Long hast thou wept and sorrowed; Long hath he waited for you, long; Look, child of time, he comes ...; Look on the better sacrifice, O Lord; Lord, by thy hand withdrawn apart; Lord, dearest Lord! to thee I call; Lord, dissolve my frozen heart; Lord, exceeding sorrowful; Lord, give me light to do thy work; Lord! how oft shall I forgive?; Lord, I have trusted in thy name; Lord, I put my trust in thee; Lord! I thank thee thou dost listen; Lord, I trust in thee, O never; Lord, I would heavenward ever press; Lord, if he sleep he shall do well!; Lord, if thou wilt; Lord! in all I offer thee; Lord Jesus, all my sin and guilt; Lord Jesus, are we one with thee?; Lord Jesus Christ, in glorious worth made known; Lord Jesus Christ, my Life, my Light; Lord Jesus, source of every grace; Lord Jesus, when I think of thee; Lord Jesus, 'tis exceeding gain; Lord, let the people of thy love; Lord, let thy Spirit from above; Lord, my portion thou shalt be; Lord! much we need thy Shepherd-care; Lord, my soul with pleasure springs; Lord, my weak thought in vain would climb; Lord of all power and might!; Lord of Mercy and of might; Lord of the mountains, and the hills!; Lord, this is not Jerusalem; Lord, thou art mine; Lord, thou hast said it, thy Word standeth sure; Lord, thou knowest that I love thee!; Lord, thou on earth didst love thine own; Lord, thou wilt bring the joyful day!; Lord, 'tis good to know thy grace; Lord, to be with thee in thine own abode; Lord, to thy holy Temple; Lord, to thy will my anxious soul; Lord, to whom except to thee; Lord, we are thine: our God thou art; Lord, we plead thy promise given; Lord, what am I? I once for answer sought; Lord, when I see thee as thou art; Lord, when I wander from thy side; Lord! whose love, in power excelling; Loss is gain, and pain is pleasure; Love Divine, all loves excelling; Love, in all its depth and height; Love not the world!; Love of Christ which passeth knowledge; Love thou the truth; Love, who in the first beginning; Low at thy feet I lie; Low at thy feet my spirit lies; A B C
M: Make friends with Time: the years are flying; Make thy face to shine upon us; Make use of me, my God!; Man hath his anxious seasons; Many foes our march opposing; Many perils, many crosses; Many sorrows hard and bitter; May heavenly guides attend thee!; Meek and lowly let me be; Mercy, mercy, God the Father!; Messiah, at thy glad approach; Mid evening shadows let us all be watching; 'Midst the darkness, storm and sorrow; Mighty Comforter, to thee; Mighty Father! Blessed Son!; Mighty is the arm that saves us; Mine own Belovèd's voice!; Mine was a hopeless case; Morning breaks upon the tomb; Mourner! is thy heart still grieving; Most at home among the angels; Much I love the honoured name; Much there is to harm us; Much there is to turn us; Much there is to try us here; My Beloved, from earth's many voices; My body is weary and weak; My faith looks up to thee; My Father God, lead on!; My Father knows my feeble frame; My former hopes are fled; My froward heart, my wayward will; My God and Father, while I stray; My God how great thy goodness; My God, how perfect are thy ways!; My God! how wonderful thou art; My God! is any hour so sweet; My God! the dreaded hour draws near; My God, though far above my thought; My God with me in every place!; My God, within thy secret place; My head is low, my heart is sad; "My home, my home, my happy home!"; My home! 't is not here in a region of death; My Jesus, as thou wilt!; My Jesus, if the seraphim; My Lord and God, whose gracious hand; My past, O Lord, with all its scenes; My path through the desert grows dreary; My Saviour! I am thine; My Saviour, I am weary; My Saviour! I can think of thee; My Saviour! when I come to die; My sins have taken such an hold on me; My sins, my sins, my Saviour!; My song shall bless the Lord of all; My soul in God abideth still; My soul is sad, and much dismayed; My soul, thou art weary within me and faint; My tempted soul, arise and fight!; A B C
N: Name of Jesus! highest Name!; Nay, 'tis not what we fancied it; Neither "voice" we have, nor "vision"; Never leave us nor forsake us; Night of wonder, night of glory; No distance now! the far-off and the near; No language can express, O Lord; No more veil! God bids me enter; No, not despairingly; No, not the love without the blood; No other voice than thine has ever spoken; No shadows yonder!; No strength at all belongs to us; No strength have I, no strength at all; No strength of nature can suffice; None to help us, no, not one; Not built with hands is that fair radiant chamber; Not far from any one of us; Not in the silence only - Ever with thee; Not in thine anger, Lord; Not long, not long! The spirit-wasting fever; Not the reproach of men; Not thine, not thine, but THEE; Not to ourselves again; Not what I am, O Lord, but what thou art!; Not what these hands have done; Not yet the dawn – the things around; Nothing but the purest grace; Nothing fair on earth I see; Now at the Father's side; Now – borne upon the still, the boundless deep; Now have I seen thee and found thee; Now I have found a friend; Now in thy presence I appear; Now let us all together sing; Now may the Spirit from above; Now may the Spirit, sent from heav'n; Now may the Spirit's power be felt; Now, pilgrim! of thy journey home; Now praise we, and bless we, the Lord; Now raise a solemn, cheerful strain; Now we sow in tears; A B C
O: O abide, abide in Jesus; O blessèd Lord! we own in all our sorrow; O blessed Sun, whose splendour; O blind, O blind in sin; O Bread to pilgrims given; O Captain of God's host; O Christ, I long to know thee; O Christ, my Life, my Saviour; O Christ, our hope, our heart's desire; O Christ, our King, Creator, Lord!; O Christ, our true and only Light; O Christ, the same through changing years; O Christ, thy precious blood was shed; O Christ, who hast prepared a place; O Christian, search the Scriptures!; O City, golden-bright!; O earth, rejoice! from Salem see; O ever sacred spot; O everlasting Light; O faint and feeble-hearted!; "O Father! not my will, but thine be done!"; O fear not, Christians, that rough path to tread; O for a deeper knowledge of thy ways!; O Friend of souls! how blessed the time; O glad the wilderness for me; O God, a world of empty show; O God, I long thy Light to see; O God! may I look up to thee?; O God, my God, an anguished heart; O God, my God, just as I thee; O God, my God, these aching thoughts control; O God! my sins are manifold, against my life they cry; O God of matchless grace; O God, through Christ the living way; O God, whose favourable eye; O had I the wings of a dove; O happy house, O home supremely blessed; O Heaven! Sweet Heaven! the home of the blessed; O Holy and mighty and marvellous Word; O Holy Comforter; O Holy Ghost! thy heavenly dew; O holy Saviour! Friend unseen!; O how blessed the hour, Lord Jesus; O how good and pleasant; O how I love thy holy word; O how many hours of gladness; O how shall I describe the pleasure; O how sweet the sadness; O Israel to thy tents repair; O Jesus Christ, our Saviour; O Jesus, Friend unfailing; O Jesus, gracious Saviour; O Jesus, Lord! 'tis joy to know; O Jesus, precious Saviour; O Jesus, who art gone before; O Lamb of God, still keep me; O Light of light, shine in!; O Lord, I have loved the fair beauty; O Lord, I would delight in thee; O Lord, in my songs I have praised thee; O Lord, in thee is all my trust; O Lord, my best desire fulfil; O Lord, my heart aspires; O Lord, the most fair, the most tender; O Lord, thy glory we behold; O Lord, thy love's unbounded; O Lord! 'tis but a little while; O Lord, 'tis joy to look above; O Lord, what sorrows past expression; O Lord, when we the path retrace; O Lord, who by thy presence hast made light; O Lord, who now art seated; O love invisible, yet infinite; O love of God, how strong and true; O love that casts out fear - The love of God; O Love, too boundless to be shown; O mighty Breath of God; O much beloved! fear not to die; O my soul, why dost thou grieve; O Name, the psalm and the music; O path which no eagle knoweth; O Rock of Ages, since on thee; O safe at home, where the dark tempter roams not; O Saviour! thou this day didst make; O Spirit of the living God; O strong to save and bless; O sweet home-echo on the pilgrim's way!; O tell me, Jesus, to my heart; O that my soul might never lack; O that my ways were made so strait; O that thy Name may be sounded; O this soul, how dark and blind!; O thou Father of all living; O thou beautiful Creation; O thou Redeemer of our race; O thou, the contrite sinner's Friend!; O thou, the hope, the strength of Israel; O thou! who by a star didst guide; O thou, who from Eternity; O thou, who holdest in my heart; O thou whose grace first found us; O weary soul with guilt oppressed; O, would that I were fairer, Lord!; O ye of little faith; O Zion, when I think on thee; O'er the distant mountains breaking; Of all the gifts thine hand bestows; Of God I sing; Of Jesus we'll sing; Of sinners the chief; Oft comes to me a blessed hour; Oh, blessed Lord, I fain would be resigned; Oh, bright and blessed hope!; Oh! bright and blessed scenes; Oh bright will be the waking; Oh, can we be forgetful, Lord; Oh! for a closer walk with God; Oh for a heart to praise my God!; Oh for the peace which floweth as a river; Oh hand of bounty, largely spread; Oh happy day! when first we felt; Oh help me o'er this river; Oh how could I forget him; Oh, how wondrous is the story!; Oh! if I walked by sight, not faith; Oh, Jesus Christ, grow thou in me; Oh, Jesus! ever present Friend; Oh King of earth and air and sea!; Oh! let him whose sorrow; Oh, make me, Jesus, Saviour; Oh more than merciful! whose bounty gave; Oh, never can I serve thee here; Oh, oneness beyond all that words can tell!; Oh, our God, how full of blessing; Oh Saviour, is thy promise fled?; Oh Saviour, whom this holy morn; Oh! the joy of the salvation; Oh, the love of Christ is boundless; Oh, there are many tears and sighs; Oh, thou glorious world unseen; Oh thou whom neither time nor space; Oh, what a tranquil, hallowed sleep; Oh, what is thy Beloved?; Oh what will be the day when won at last; Oh when shall the fair day break; Oh! when the exile views his home; Oh wondrous City: pure, translucent gold!; Oh yes! there is a land of light!; On both sides is my anchor firmly cast; On earth awhile, 'mid sufferings tried; On, O beloved children; On our way rejoicing; On that eternal love of thine; On the great love of God I lean; On the Lord depending; On thee, O Jesus, strongly leaning; Once to other lords we bowed; One Christ we feed upon, one living Christ; One place I have in heaven above; One there is, above all others; One with Christ – within the golden City; Only one cross!; Onward, and upward, and forward today!; Oppressed with noonday's scorching heat; Other Name than my dear Lord's; Our blessings come, O God; Our Father sits on yonder throne; Our life is often dark; Our lot is fall'n in pleasant places; Our rest be here, the Cross beneath; Our souls, they cleave unto the dust; Ours is a pardon bought with blood; Out in the dew and cold he stands; Out of darkness into light; A B C
P: Pass away, earthly joy; Peace, be still; Peace! earth's last battle has been won; Peace! O restless heart of mine; Peace upon peace, like wave on wave; Peaceful lay the doomèd city; Pity on us, Heavenly Father; Poor fainting spirit, still hold on thy way; Poor stranger, in the Master's name; Pour out all your heart in praises; Praise, all praise, to thee be given; Praise him! Praise the conquering King!; Praise, O Lord, we know becomes us; Praise the God of our salvation; Praise the Lord; Praise the Lord! rejoice, ye Gentiles; "Praise the Lord," 'tis meet we should; Praise the Lord, who died to save us; Praise the Lord, ye heavens above!; Praise the Saviour, ye who know him; Praise will I unto thee; Praise ye the Lord, all things that be!; Praises more than we can render; Praises to him who built the hills; Precious volume! what thou doest; Press up the hill!; A B C
Q: Quick and powerful is the word; Quickly bright life withers; A B C
R: Ransomed spirit! heavenward hasten!; Refuse him not, O man!; Region of life and light!; Rejoice, all ye believers; Rejoice and be glad!; Rejoice, believer, in the Lord; Rejoice in the beautiful earth; Rejoice, my soul, the Christ has come!; Rejoice, the Lord is risen; Rejoice, ye saints! – your fears be gone!; Rejoice ye with Jerusalem!; Rescued from the lake infernal; Rest of all rests art thou; Rest of the saints above; Rest of the weary; Rest, weary Son of God, and I, with thee; Rest, weary soul!; Resting from his work today; Resting on thy footstool, Lord!; Rich and poor, and high and low; Rich in mercy, great in love; Rich, our God, art thou in mercy; Rise, daughter of Zion, thy mourning is o'er; Rise, my soul, thy God directs thee; Rise, my soul! to Heaven ascend; Risen Son of God, this day; Rock of the desert; Rule thou my portion, Lord; my skill; A B C
S: Salvation is of God alone; Saved by blood, I live to tell; Saviour, be thou with us, going; Saviour, I come for rest!; Saviour, I long to follow thee; Saviour, send a blessing to us; Saviour, send us help from heaven; Saviour, this is what I ask; Saviour! thou hast done much, but we want more; Saviour, through the desert lead us; Saviour, 'tis to thee; Saviour, we have seen thy goings; Saviour, work in us thy pleasure; Say where doth Wisdom dwell?; Say, who they are who have believed; Say, why art thou cast down, my soul?; See! he comes, his work is done; See, O see, what love the Father; See the holy victim smitten; See, the ransomed millions stand!; See the saints in heaven appearing; See, the spring begins to waken; See where the Lord his glory spreads; Seamless and fair; Searcher of the human heart; Seed of the woman, looked for long; Seeking thy lost ones here on earth; Seems it in my anguish lone; Send thy Spirit, Lord, from heaven; Shadow of a mighty Rock!; Shall I be ashamed of Jesus?; Shall I forsake the ways divine; Shall I never wash thy feet?; Shall this life of mine be wasted?; Shepherd of the chosen number; Shine on, sweet sun, and let my day; Shut in with God, as in his tent; Sin enslaved me many years; Since o'er thy footstool here below; Sinful, sighing to be blessed; Sing aloud to God, our strength; Sing, O Heavens! O Earth, rejoice!; Sing of grace, the grace of Jesus; Sing of him, the Lord, who; Sing of him who bore our guilt; Sing of him who came to save us; Sing of him who gives us; Sing of him, who left a throne; Sing of him who lives for ever; Sing of Jesus, sing for ever; Sing, sing his lofty praise; Sing the Saviour's praises; Sing to the Lord a joyful song; Sing we our choral strain; Sing we praise to God above; Sing without ceasing, sing; Sinks the swift sun; "Sinner, I am thy salvation"; Sinner, wilt thou still go on?; Sinners Jesus will receive; "Sit thou on my right hand, my Son!" saith the Lord; Smile, O my God, on me; So early in the morning; So they said, who saw the wonders; Sometimes a light surprises; Son of God, who 'midst the throne; Sons of men, behold from far!; Sons of Zion, raise your songs; Soon and for ever; Soon shall our Master come; Soon this corruptible; Soon we taste the endless sweetness; Sore sick of sin, and longing to be free; Soul, journeying through the desert wild; Souls of men! why will ye scatter; Speak, my Saviour, speak to me; Sounds the trumpet from afar!; Spared a little longer; Speak, lips of mine!; Speak thou to me, O Son of God; Spirit, by whose operation; Spirit of truth, of power, of love; Spirit of Truth! on this thy day; Stand for Christ; Stars of the silent night; Stealing from the world away; Still, O soul! the sign and wonder; Still on thy loving heart let me repose; Still, still with thee, when purple morning breaketh; Stillness midst the ever-changing; Strange and mysterious is my life; Stricken, smitten, and afflicted; Suffer me to come to Jesus; Sun of my soul, thou Saviour dear; Sun, shine forth in all thy splendour; Sure anchor of the soul!; Sure the record; Christ has come!; Surely Christ thy griefs has borne; Sweet cup of sorrow; Sweet is the gentle voice of Spring; Sweet is the savour of his name; Sweet is thy mercy, Lord!; Sweet lily of the field, declare; Sweet shades and fields that glow with summer flowers; Sweet song of life! oh, sound again; Sweet the moments, rich in blessing; Sweet to trace his toiling footsteps; Sweet was the hour, O Lord, to thee; Sweet were the sounds that reached our ears - Sweet sounds; A B C
T: Take me, Jesus, to thy breast; Take me, O my Father, take me; Take these things hence!; Tale of tenderness unfathomed; Teach me thy love, O gracious Son of God!; Ten virgins, clothed in white - Oil in the lamp; Thank God that towards eternity; That Holy One; That love is purest and most true; The angel has come down; The atoning work is done; The badge the Christian wears on earth; The battle is the Lord's; The billows swell - Temptation; The Bridegroom comes!; The channels are on earth, the fountain is above; The chariot! the chariot! its wheels roll on fire; The Christ of God hath come; The Christ, the Son of God, hath died!; The clouds that gather overhead; The Cross! a theme of joy to some; The Cross! my hope, my boast, my theme; The cross, it standeth fast; The cross stands firm; The cross! The cross of Jesus Christ our Lord; The crowd sweeps onward still; The crowns of earth are jewelled dust; "The cup of salvation", the cup that we drink of; The day is gone – my soul looks on; The day of God at length appears; The demon, Lord, expel; The earth was without form and void; The earthen pitcher frail; The evening comes, the sun is sunk and gone; "The everlasting hills!" how calm they rise; The Father sent the Son; The gems of earth are still within; The glory shines before me; The God himself, who reigns on high; The God of glory dwells on high; The God, who made the silver stars; The Good old Times! how glorious!; The Gospel is of God; The grave is empty now, – its prey; The hart panteth after the waters; The head that once was crowned with thorns; The heavens declare thy glory, Lord!; The land! the glory of all lands; The light is sweet, and pleasant is; The little while! how nearly gone; The Lord be praised, that in my heart; The Lord his people all; The Lord, his way is in the storms; The Lord is coming in the clouds; The Lord is my help and my shield; The Lord is my strength; The Lord is risen indeed; "THE LORD IS RISEN!" – Oh, what joy; The Lord of all things, in his humble birth; The Lord of life is risen!; The Lord of Might, from Sinai's brow; The Lord receives his highest praise; The Lord, "the only wise", is he; The Lord, to whom I pleaded; The Lord, who sits enthroned in light; The love that passeth knowledge; The man is highly blessed; The Master hath his word fulfilled; The Master saith, 'My time is now at hand'; The mighty God our father is; The new-born child of gospel grace; The night is dark and sad; The night is now far spent; The night-shades have begun their flight; The old is better than the new; The people of the Lord; The pilgrim spirit journeys on; The pilgrimage cares and calamities past; The praise of heaven to him is due; The privilege I greatly prize; The promise, Lord, that thou hast given; The purple morning gilds the eastern skies; The race of God's anointed priests; The Rock was smitten, and from it; The saints shall have joy in the morning; The saints should never be dismayed; The Saviour bears a lovely name; The Saviour hides his face!; The Saviour, Jesus, left the skies; The Saviour leads his people on; The Saviour, what a noble flame; The shades of evening chase away; The sky is clouded over; The Son of God descends; The Son of God, in mighty love; The Spirit breathes upon the Word; The Spirit, coming in his pow'r; "The Spirit of the Truth" is he; The thought of death inspires no fear; The Throne of his Glory; The time is short!; The tomb is empty: wouldst thou have it full; The trump of God is heard on high; The trumpet is sounding, the Lord is appearing; The trumpet shall sound; The twilight hour is come; The veil is rent. Lo! Jesus stands; The way is long and dreary; The winds were howling o'er the deep; The wish so near my heart; The wondering sages trace from far; The world can neither give nor take; The world is bright, but I am sad; The world is grown old, and her pleasures are past; Thee in the loving bloom of morn; Thee would I trust, my God; Thee would we follow to the cross; There are ten at the feet of the Saviour; There is a balm for every pain; There is a Day of rest before thee; There is a fountain deep and pure; There is a family on earth; There is a fountain filled with blood; There is a land where troubles never come; There is a place of endless joy; There is a song so thrilling; There is an everlasting home; There is no love like the love of Jesus; There is rest for the weary soul; There lies a land beyond these clouds; There's not a name beneath the skies; There's one sweet day the Christian heart holds dear; There sounds a glorious music; There was joy in Heaven!; There was no angel midst the throng; There were two worn and weary ones; They did not die! - Sleep in Jesus; They hear his voice!; Thine and yet ours, O Lord!; Thine Handmaid, Saviour! can it be?; Thine holy day's returning; Things unseen engage us now; Think, oh, think, my heaven-born spirit; Thinner and thinner grows the veil; This is not my place of resting; This is, of a truth, the Prophet; This is the day of toil; This is the feast of heavenly wine; This is thy love, my God!; This night a wondrous revelation; This world is a wilderness wide; This year will prove a happy one; Thou art coming, mighty Saviour!; Thou art home at last, each waymark past; Thou art my Joy, Lord Jesus!; Thou art our refuge, O Eternal God; Thou Breath from still eternity; Thou for whom we look, now aid me; Thou gracious Lord and God; Thou hast borne our sins and sorrows; Thou knewest not where to lay thy head; Thou knowest, Lord, the weariness and sorrow; Thou know'st my longings to be taught of thee; Thou living God! how blessed are all; Thou, Lord, art all to me; Thou Lord of all, on earth hast dwelt; Thou must deny thyself; Thou, Saviour, from thy throne on high; Thou sweet beloved Will of God; Thou, through whose all-prevailing name; Thou who givest of thy gladness; Thou, who searchest every heart; Thou, whose coming seers and sages; Though sorrows rise, and dangers roll; Though thou slay me, I will trust; Though troubles assail - The Lord will provide; Three hours the land was wrapped in gloom; Through good report and evil, Lord; Through night and tribulation; Through the long vista of the bygone days; Through the love of God our Saviour; Thus far the Lord hath led us on, – in darkness and in day; Thy death – Lord Jesus! Death wherein we died; Thy Father's house! Thine own bright home!; Thy holy will, my God, be mine; Thy mansion is the Christian's heart; Thy precious gift, O Lord, impart; Thy promise, Lord, just suits my case; Thy rebuke my heart hath broken!; Thy thoughts are here, my God; Thy way, not mine, O Lord; "Thy way, O Lord, is in the sea"; Thy will I cheerfully obey; Thy works, not mine, O Christ; Thy yoke! All other yokes are hard; Till he come we own his name; Time hastens on, and as it wings its flight; Time's sun is fast setting; 'Tis a blessed thing to know; 'Tis a dead world through which I walk; 'Tis a long and a toilsome day; 'Tis a sharp rugged hill, that seems to mock; 'Tis finished all – our souls to win; 'Tis good, 'tis sweet, 'tis passing sweet; 'Tis Jesus in the sunshine; 'Tis meet that we should humbled be; 'Tis my happiness below; 'Tis not far off – the hour; "Tis not yet the hour appointed!"; 'Tis only for a season; 'Tis sweet to know the sacred name; 'Tis the day of Resurrection; 'Tis the last trumpet's voice; 'Tis the Lord, I know it is; 'Tis to thee we owe allegiance; 'Tis to us no cause of sorrow; To Calvary, Lord, in spirit now; To God, my Saviour, praise is due; To God our Saviour and our King; To have each day the thing I wish; To heart and soul how sweet thou art; To heaven's eternal King; To him alone, whose name is love; To him that sits upon the throne; To him, "the only wise"; To him who left his throne; To him who reigns in heaven above; To him who washed them in his blood; To him whose name is "love"; To Israel's God let praise be given; To Jehovah, God of might; To Jesus, the Crown of my hope; To keep the lamp alive; To learn, and yet to learn, whilst life goes by; To live of thee – blessed source of deepest joy!; "To me to live is Christ," and yet the days; To my beloved ones my steps are moving; To our Lord a throne is giv'n; To praise him in the dance! O glorious day!; To see the Saviour as he is; To tell the Saviour all my wants; To the cross, away, away!; To the name of God on high; To thee, Lord, my heart unfoldeth; To thee, O dear dear Saviour!; To thee, O Lord our God, we come; To thee, O Lord, we turn our eyes; To thee, to thee alone, Lord, would I hearken; To thee we come, our God, to thee; To those who know the Lord I speak; To visit earth, O Master; To wait for that important day; To whom should those in trouble flee?; Today our Lord went up on high; Tree of Life! that, in the desert; Tremble not, though darkly gather; Trembling before thine awful throne; Trim the lamp, its light is fading; True bread of life, in pitying mercy given; True mirror of the Godhead! Perfect Light!; "Trust ye in the Lord for ever"; Trustingly, trustingly - My Pilgrimage; Turn, poor wanderer, ere the sentence; 'Twas a conflict while it lasted; 'Twas a dark and fearful hour; 'Twas a foolish thing to say; 'Twas he who made the world that said; 'Twixt gleams of joy and clouds of doubt; A B C
U: Uncomplaining, though with care grown hoary; Under thy shadow; Unfold, O Lord, to us unfold; Unknown by men, the Christian lives; Unto us a Son is given; Up now, my soul, 'tis day!; Up! up! my heart with gladness; Upon the Rock I plant my foot!; Upward, where the stars are burning; A B C
V: Voices of Spring, with what gladness I hear you again!; Victor of night!; A B C
W: Wake thee, O Zion, thy mourning is ended; Wake, ye saints, from sleep awake; Wanderer, rest thy weary feet; Watch, for ye know not when the Master cometh; We are come unto Mount Zion; We are the Lord's, whether we live or die; We bless our Saviour's name; We give thee thanks, O Lord, who hast; We give thee thanks, O Saviour dear; We glory only in the cross; We have heard the voice of trembling; We have not seen the Saviour's face; We leave now behind us; We'll praise thee, glorious Lord; We'll sing in spite of scorn; We'll sing of the Shepherd that died; We'll speak of Christ; We look for joys to come; We need not be ashamed to own; We ought to sing for joy today; We praise and bless the Saviour's name; We're bound for yonder land; We're not of this world that fadeth away; We sing of him, and so we should; We sing of him who came from heav'n; We sing of him who died; We sing the praise of him who died; We sing the praise of him who gave; We sing the Saviour's praise; We sing to thee, Immanuel; We sing with joy today; We slept – a sleep of death, and yet of dreams; We speak of the realms of the blessed; We stand in deep repentance; We take the peace which he has won; We thank thee, Lord, for weary days; We wait for thee, O Son of God - The Day of Glory; "We walk by faith, and not by sight"; We walk on earth – and to its ways; We were lost, but God has found us; We would see Jesus; – all is gloom around us; We yield to death; the fight is lost; Wearily my spirit sinketh; Weep no more, my soul! forgiven; Weep no more, poor child of sorrow; Weep no more, ye saints, why should ye?; Welcome thou victor in the strife; Welcome, welcome, Holy Child!; What affects my heart?; What for us is more befitting; What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone; What greater blessedness can be; What in the Lord thou doest must succeed; What is human life below?; What is life? 'Tis but a vapour; What is our sweetest joy?; What is the lesson I am taught; What love is this the Father shows; What love, what pleasure, what surprise; What! Know ye not; What pleasure there is in expecting the season; What powerful, mighty Voice, so near; What shall we be, and whither shall we go; What should keep me from the cross?; What sudden blaze of song; What terrors shake my trembling soul!; "What things were gain to me"; What thou hast; What thousands never knew the road!; What tongue can tell, what fancy paint; What various hindrances we meet; What within me and without; When a believer yields his breath; When across the heart deep waves of sorrow; When all outward comfort flies; When along life's thorny road; When, by the busy crowd of life; When comes the hour which seals my doom; When darkness long has veiled my mind; When downward to the darksome tomb; When earth's supports and comforts fail; When first I heard of Jesus' name; When gathering clouds around I view; When Hagar found the bottle spent; When I shall wake on that fair morn of morns; When inward turns my searching gaze; When it is well with thee before thy God; When o'er Judea's vales and hills; When one whom ...; When passing through deep waters; When Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil; When the leaves of life are falling; When the Lord rebukes his servant; When the night is dark and dreary; When this passing world is done; When through the torn sail the wild tempest; When two or three together meet; When waves of trouble round me swell; When we cannot see our way; When we stand on Pisgah's summit; When winds are raging o'er the upper ocean; When, wounded sore, the stricken soul; Whence those sounds symphonious; Whence those unusual bursts of joy; Where climbs thy steep, fair Olivet; Where high the heavenly temple stands; Where, in this waste unlovely world; Where is mercy and compassion; Where shall I go, my Lord, from thee?; Where the faded flower shall freshen; Where yonder mount, with olives clad; Wherever our Master may call us; Wherefore goest thou with me?; Wherefore weep we over Jesus; While ceaseless love and ceaseless care; While I wandered, Jesus sought me; While in the world we still remain; Who are these who come amongst us; Who are these whose faces are irradiate; "Who is this that calms the ocean?"; Who knows how near my life's expended?; Who lives in God has save abode; Who shall condemn the Lord's elect?; Who touched me? - Luke 8,45; Who yonder on the desert heath; Why is my heart so far from thee; Why, my soul, so sad and fearful; Why should these eyes be tearful; Why sleeps the harp of Judah now?; Why stand I lingering without; Why those fears? behold 'tis Jesus; Why walk in darkness? Has the dear light vanished; Why, why art thou so fearful; Wilt thou not, my Shepherd true; Winter has a joy for me; With heart and soul in sweet accord; With heav'n in view, we tread the path; With tearful eyes I look around; With thanks we closed the year; With the Sabbath's holy dawning; With what bright and holy charm; Withhold not, Lord, the help I crave; Within a vineyard's sunny bound; Wondrous is the simple story; Wondrous joy, thy joy, Lord Jesus; Wondrous ways is God pursuing; Word of Life, eternal Fountain; Work in me, Lord, thy wondrous will; Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness!; Would I lead another right?; Wouldst thou learn the depth of sin; A B C
Y: Ye desolate children of sorrow!; Ye heirs of God, joint heirs with Christ, arise!; Ye know not what ye ask!; Ye must suffer ere ye serve; Ye saints, come and join in the praise of the Lamb; Ye sons of earth, prepare the plough; Ye virgins, gird your loins!; Ye who know the Lord, draw nigh; Yes, a call there is; Yes, for me, for me he careth; Yes, I love the name that is; Yes, I will always love; Yes, kind Saviour, grieving; Yes, Lord, thou hast the words of life; Yes! – my Redeemer lives, to save us; Yes, "the battle is the Lord's"; Yes, the day is at hand; rejoice, then, ye saints; Yes, the Lord has thus far led us; Yes! "the Lord is good", I know it; Yes, the Lord no more is found; A B C