Great Author of all nature's frame
Great Cause of all things! source of life
Great First of beings! mighty Lord
Great Former of this various frame
Great Framer of unnumbered worlds
Great God! at whose all-powerful call
Great God beneath whose piercing eye
Great God! how infinite art thou
Great God! how vast is thine abode
Great God! in vain man's narrow view
Great God! let all our tuneful powers
Great God! my Father and my Friend
Great God of grace, arise and shine
Great God the followers of thy Son
Great God! the heaven's well-ordered frame
Great God! thine attributes divine
Great God! this sacred day of thine
Great God! to thee our grateful tongues
Great God! wert thou extreme to mark
Great God! we sing that mighty hand
Great God! whose all-pervading eye
Great God! whose universal sway
Great Lord of earth, and seas, and skies
Great Ruler of all nature's frame
Great Ruler of the earth and skies
Great Source of life and light
Great Source of life, our souls confess
Great Source of unexhausted good
Greatest of beings! source of life
Greatest of beings! source of good
Hail, great Creator, wise and good
Hail, love divine! joys ever new
Hail to the Lord's anointed
Hail to the Sabbath day
Happy is he whose early years
Happy the man whose wishes climb
Happy the meek, whose gentle breast
Happy the unrepining poor
Hark, the glad sound! the Saviour comes
Hark! what mean those holy voices
Hear, Lord! the song of praise and prayer
Hear what God the Lord hath spoken
Hear what the voice from Heaven proclaims
Heaven is a state of rest from sin
Heavenly Father, to whose eye
He dies, the Friend of sinners dies
Scott. 183 Dyer. 38 Browne. 40 Doddridge. 184 Dyer. 429
Gent's. Mag. 431 tRoscoe. 430 Watts. 185 Jervis. 187 Kippis. 156 Heginbotham. 432 tExeter Coll. 188 Needham. 189
Watts. 41
Jervis. 191
†Mrs. Steele. 42
Flexman. 190
Doddridge. 182
Doddridge. 434
Watts. 192
Watts. 193
Browne. 194
Doddridge. 195
Mrs. Steele. 437
Wesley's Coll. 572
Doddridge. 196
Exeter Coll. 438
Dyer. 39
Phila. Select. 428
Help us to help each other, Lord
Here, gracious God, do thou
Here, in a world of doubt
Here, in the broken bread
Here, Lord, when at thy table met
High in the heavens, eternal God
Holiest breathe an evening blessing
Holy and reverend is thy name
Holy as thou, O Lord, is none
Holy, holy, holy Lord
How are thy servants blessed, O Lord
How beauteous are their feet
How bless'd is man, O God
How bless'd the righteous when he dies
How bless'd the sacred tie that binds
How gracious is our God
How happy is he born and taught
How happy is the man who hears
How long shall dreams of earthly bliss
How long the time since Christ began
How lovely are thy dwellings, Lord
How many millions draw their breath
How pleasant, how divinely fair
How pleasing, Lord, to see
How rich thy blessings, O my God
How rich thy favours, God of grace
How rich thy gifts, Almighty King
How still and peaceful is the grave
How sweetly flowed the Gospel's sound
How swift the torrent rolls
How welcome thy returning beams
How well our great Preserver knows
If high or low our station
If human kindness meets return
If in a temple made with hands
If solid happiness we prize
If we the Saviour's laws obey
I cannot shun the stroke of death
I hear the voice of wo
I read my duty in the Word
I'll bless Jehovah's glorious name
I'll praise my Maker with my breath
Immortal God! on thee we call
Imposture shrinks from light
In all my vast concerns with thee
In all thy dealings, gracious God
Wesley's Coll. 576
Breviary. 521
Furness. 574
Furness. 628
Miss E. Taylor. 629
Watts. 44 tEdmeston. 630 Needham. 522 C. Wesley. 577 Salisbury Coll. 45
Addison. 205
Watts. 212
Cowper. 207
Mrs. Barbauld. 206
Mrs. Barbauld. 208
Doddridge. 209
Sir H. Wotton. 210
Logan. 211 Doddridge. 214 Heber. 443 Milton. 524
Scott. 213 Watts 46 Watts. 442 tMiss Roscoe. 215 Doddridge. 216 Kippis. 444 Scotch Para. 217 Bowring. 578 Doddridge. 218
Hancox. 523
Merrick. 219
Scott. 221 Noel. 631 Lamport. 525 Cotton. 220 tExeter Coll. 222 Browne. 229 Scott. 224 Watts. 223 Miss Daye. 47 Watts. 48 Doddridge. 225
Scott. 226 Watts. 227
tExeter Coll. 228
In glad amazement, Lord! I stand
In mercy, Lord, remember me
In pleasant lands have fallen the lines
In sleep's serene oblivion laid
In the cross of Christ, I glory
In the soft season of thy youth
In thy courts, O Lord, assembling
In vain opposing nations rage
Indulgent Father! how divine
Indulgent God! whose bounteous care
Is there a lone and dreary hour
Is there no kind and lenient art
Is there on earth a nobler name
Is this a fast for me
Jehovah bids the morning ray
Jehovah, God, thy gracious power
Jehovah reigns, let every nation hear
Jesus is gone above the sky
Jesus, the Friend of man
Join all ye servants of the Lord
Joy to the world, the Lord is come
Joy to those that love the Lord
Keep silence all created things
Lauded be thy name forever
Let children hear the mighty deeds
Let coward guilt, with pallid fear
Let every tongue thy goodness speak
Let Heaven arise, let earth appear
Let men of high conceit and zeal
Let none be envious when they see
Let one loud song of praise arise
Let party names no more
Let songs of praise from all below
Doddridge. 447
†Moravian. 63
Flint. 633
Hawkesworth. 448
Bowring. 579
Gibbons. 230
Kelly. 526
Patrick. 449
Sowden. 445
Gent.'s Mag. 446
*Mrs. C. Gilman. 450
Mrs. Steele. 231
tExeter Coll. 232
†Drummond. 451
Watts. 452
†Thomson. 49
Mrs. Barbauld. 50
Watts. 453
Watts, partly. 454
Spirit of the Ps. 581
Watts. 51
Mrs. Barbauld. 580
†Hogg. 455
Watts. 234
Mrs. Carter. 456
Watts. 52
Let thanks to God, all-sovereign power, arise †Exeter Coll. 238
Let the whole race of creatures lie
Let us with a joyful mind
Life is a span, a fleeting hour
Life is the time to serve the Lord
Lift your glad voices in triumph on high
Lift your voice and joyful sing
Like shadows gliding o'er the plains
Lo! God is here; let us adore
Look round, O man! survey this globe
Long have we sat beneath the sound
Watts. 240
Milton. 53
Mrs. Steele. 459
Watts. 241
H. Ware, Jr. 458
Merrick. 54
J. Taylor. 242
Salisbury Coll. 55
L'pool Old Coll. 243
Watts 56
Lord, bring me to resign
Lord dismiss us with thy blessing
Lord, how resplendent shines thy grace
Lord, I am thine, but thou wilt prove
Lord, I believe a rest remains
Lord, I believe thy power I own
Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear
Lord, now we part, in thy bless'd name
Lord of the Sabbath, hear our vows
Lord of the sea, thy potent sway
Lord of the worlds above
Lord, teach us how to pray aright
Lord, thou art good, all nature shows
Lord, thou hast been thy children's God
Lord, thou hast searched and seen us through
Lord, through the dubious path of life
Lord, we adore thy vast designs
Lord, we adore thy wondrous name
Lord, we would make thy word our joy
Lord, what a feeble frame is ours
Lord, when we bend before thy throne
Lord, while for all mankind we pray
Lord, who's the happy man that may
Love divine, all love excelling
Lowly and solemn be
Mark how the swift-winged minutes fly
Mark the soft-falling snow
Messiah now is gone before
Mistaken souls that dream of Heaven
Must friends and kindred droop and die
My Father! cheering name
My Father! I adore
Heber. 528 Doddridge. 59 Anon. 461 Watts. 60 Montgomery. 529 Browne. 61
tExeter Coll. 245
Watts. 246 Exeter Coll. 247
Watts. 248 Doddridge. 249 Watts. 250 Browne. 585 Carlisle. 530 Ureford. 634 Tate. 251 Wesley's Coll. 586 Mrs. Hemans. 635
tExeter Coll. 462
Doddridge. 253
Breviary. 587
Watts. 252
Watts. 463
Mrs. Steele. 254 Belknap's Coll. 255
My God! all nature owns thy sway Miss H. M. Williams. 62
My God! how endless is thy love
My God! I thank thee, may no thought
My God! my King! O may thy praise
My God! permit me not to be
My God! permit my tongue
My God! the covenant of thy love
My God! the steps of pious men
My God! thy boundless love I praise
My God! thy service well demands
My Helper, God! I bless thy name
My Maker, and my King
My soul before thee prostrate falls
My soul, forbear on transient things
Watts. 64 Doddridge. 256 Watts. 258 H. More. 259 Doddridge. 466 Doddridge. 467 Mrs. Steele. 261 From the German. 588 Browne. 260
My soul, praise the Lord
My soul, repeat his praise
My soul shall bless thee, O my God
My Sovereign, to thy throne
Naked as from the earth we came
Not for the pious dead we weep
Not he whose baseless hope relies
No war nor battles' sound
O azure vaults, O crystal sky
O bless the Lord, our souls
O bow thine ear, Eternal One
O come all ye sons of Adam, and raise
O come and sing your Maker's name
O come, loud anthems let us sing
O could I soar to world's above
O draw me, Father, after thee
O Father, though the anxious fear
O for a closer walk with God
O for a heart to praise my God
O for a prophet's fire
O for a firm and lively faith
O God! accept the sacred hour
O God! beyond that boundless sea
O God! by whom the seed is sown
O God! my strength, my hope
O God of Bethel! by whose hand
O God! on thee we all depend
O God! our help in ages past
O God! protector of the lowly
O God! thou art my God alone
O God! to thee my sinking soul
O God! we praise thee and confess
O God! whose dread and dazzling brow
O happy souls that dwell on high
O hear me, Lord, to thee I call
O help us, Lord, each hour of need
O here, if ever, God of love
O how can they look up to Heaven
O how delightful is the road
O how kindly did our Lord
O let your mingling voices rise
O Lord, how excellent thy name
O Lord, my best desires fulfil
O Lord, our languid souls inspire
O Lord, thy everlasting love
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