Hymn 132 Our ord is risen from the dead C. Wesley 291 Our Saviour alone, the Lord let us bless P. 2. 313 Oh, ye immortal throng 375 Oh, ye immortal throng Doddridge ib. P. 2. 28 O, where shall rest be found! Montgomery P. 260 Peace be to this congregation 185 Praise God, from whom all blessings flow Bishop Ken 224 Praise the Lord, who reigns above ye * Montgomery R. 316 Rejoice! the Lord is King 310 Rejoice! Messiah reigns Fawcet Doddridge Dr. Collyer P. 2. 184 Return, my roving heart, return S. Toplady 52 Salvation! O melodious sound Doddridge 231 Saviour, I thy word believe * Toplady 45 Saviour of men and Lord of love Mrs. Steele 102 See from his dark and dismal cave Dr. Haweis Hymn 59 See Israel's gentle Shepherd stands 368 See what numerous creatures rise Doddridge T. Walker 211 Self-destroyed, for help I pray Doddridge Fawcet 222 Sinner, hear the Saviour's call T. Walker 35 Some seraph, lend your heavenly tongue 235 Some sweet savour-of thy favour Watts Dr. Haweis P. 2. 348 Sound the loud timbrel o'er Egypt's dark sea Moore 204 Source of light and power divine Toplady Doddridge spring Newton 93 Stern winter throws his icy chains T. Dr. Haweis 152 The billows swell, the winds are high Sir W. Scott 289 The fountain of Christ, Lord help us to sing Hart Hymn 282 The God of Abr'am praise Oliver 297 The gospel brings tidings to each wounded soul 36 The Lord descended from above 26"The Lord is risen indeed" 13 The Lord Jehovah calls Sternhold 305 The Lord my pasture shall prepare Addison P. 2. 247 The Lord, th' eternal sceptre rears Merrick P. 2. 105 The race that long in darkness pined Watts Dr. Morrison P. 2. 93 The rush may rise where waters flow Cowper Cowper P. 2. 89 The Saviour, what a noble flame P. 2. 246 Their beauteous graces, all divine Cowper P. 2. 243 There is no path to heavenly bliss Hart 238 This God is the God we adore P. 2. 27 Thou God of Jabez, hear * 108 Thou great eternal! mighty God P. 2. 24 Thou Judge of quick and dead * C. Wesley Hymn 164 Thou Lord, my safety and my light stream J. Wesley P. 2. 103 Thus speaks the high and lofty One Tate Logan and Morrison Cowper Newton 137 "Tis finish'd!" so the Saviour cried Dr. S. Stennett Cowper Cowper 215 'Tis my happiness below P. 2. 218 Trust in the Lord for ever U. 192 Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb V. 330 Vital spark of heavenly flame W. * Barber 302 We sing his love who once was slain Watts Hart Pope 182 What hath God wrought! might Israel say Hymn P. 2. 319 What is this passing scene? H. K. White 154 What strange perplexities arise President Davies 168 What various hindrances we meet Cowper 60 What wisdom, majesty, and grace 92 When any turn from Zion's way Newton 166 When as returns this solemn day Beddome 101 When blooming youth is snatched away Mrs. Steele 147 When darkness long has veil'd my mind P. 2. 207 When in dark and dreadful gloom Cowper Montgomery 228 When I travail in distress 341 When the fierce north-wind, with its airy forces Watts 248 When thou, my righteous Judge, shalt come 363 Where high the heavenly temple stands Logan 170 Where two or three, with sweet accord P. 2. 87 While beauty clothes the fertile vale Mrs. Steele 219 While conscious sinners tremble P. 2. 186 While on the verge of life I stand * Doddridge 331 While I my merits all explore Newton * 249 Who hath our report believed? 250 Who is this stupendous Stranger? 180 Why should I say, 'tis yet too soon P. 2. 182 Why sinks my weak, desponding mind? Mrs. Steele 323 Why wake the soft harmonious lays P. 2. 21 With heart and lips unfeigned Watts 175 With heavenly power, O Lord, defend |