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Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional, Vol. 1

Author:	Theodosia
Publisher:	J. Buckland at the Buck in Paternoster Row, and J. Ward at the King's Arms in Cornhill, London, 1760
Language:	English
Notes:	Numbering is by page number. The full-text transcription incorporates corrections given on the errata page.

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Scripture References
Elements of Worship

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#	Text	Tune
1	Almighty author of my frame
2	My God, whene'er my longing heart
4	Lord, when my raptur'd thought surveys
7	Come heav'nly love, inspire my song
15	Ye mourning sinners, here disclose
17	Ye wretched, hungry, starving poor,
18	The weary trav'ler, lost in night
20	Lord of my life, O may thy praise
22	Great God, to thee my ev'ning song
24	Lord of the earth, and seas, and skies
25	O happiness, thou pleasing dream
27	Come weary souls with sin distressed
28	When fainting in the sultry waste
30	In vain the erring world enquires
32	My God, the visits of thy face
34	Come Lord, and warm each languid heart
37	Great King of kings, eternal God
38	Great Ruler of the earth and skies
40	There is a God, all nature speaks
42	To your creator God
48	My maker, and my king
50	Almighty Father, gracious Lord
53	Jesus, the spring of joys divine
54	Thou only sov'reign of my heart
56	Another day is past
58	Father of mercies, in thy word
61	Dear Lord, and shall thy Spirit rest
63	Deep are the wounds which sin has made
64	He lives, the great Redeemer lives
65	Eternal pow'r, almighty God
67	And will the Lord thus condescend
68	In vain the world's alluring smile
70	Faith leads to joys beyond the sky
72	Permit me, Lord, to seek thy face
74	While to the grave our friends are borne
75	The pains that wait our fleeting breath
76	Come, thou desire of all thy saints
78	Great source of boundless pow'r and grace
79	Alas, what hourly dangers rise!
80	The Lord forgets his wonted grace
82	Eternal source of joys divine
83	Why sinks my weak desponding mind?
85	Awake, awake the sacred song
86	Should famine o'er the mourning field
88	How oft, alas, this wretched heart
89	Ye humble souls, approach your God
90	There is a glorious world on high
92	Lord, we adore thy boundless grace
94	To Jesus, our victorious Lord
96	How long shall earth's alluring toys
97	Happy the soul, whose wishes climb
99	Life is a journey, heav'n my home
100	When fancy spreads her boldest wings
102	In vain my roving thoughts would find
103	Ye gay deceivers of the mind
104	Sad pris'ners in a house of clay
106	When blooming youth is snatch'd away
107	Death! 'tis a name with terror fraught
109	The wondring nations have beheld
110	O thou, whose tender mercy hears
112	Why should my spirit cleave to earth
114	My God, my Father, blissful Name!
116	My God, my hope, if thou art mine
117	Thee, dearest Lord, my soul adores
119	Ah! wretched, vile, ungrateful heart
120	Sure I must love the Saviour's name
122	And is the gospel, peace and love?
124	Hence, vain, intruding world depart
126	God is my sun, his blissful rays
127	Oft have I said, with inward sighs
130	Enslav'd by sin, and bound in chains
131	Lord, how mysterious are thy ways!
133	My God, 'tis to Thy mercy seat
134	When I survey life's varied scene
136	Hear, gracious God, my humble moan
138	When sins and fears prevailing rise
139	Vain world, be gone, nor vex my heart
141	When fill'd with grief, my anxious heart
143	My God, to thee I call
144	Dear refuge of my weary soul
146	O'erwhelm'd with restless griefs and fears
148	Peace, my complaining, doubting heart
150	When sin and sorrow, fear and pain
151	Awake, my soul, nor slumb'ring lie
153	When death appears before my sight
155	Should nature's charms, to please the eye
157	Far from these narrow scenes of night
159	While my Redeemer's near
161	Ah wretched souls, who strive in vain
162	The Saviour calls—let ev'ry ear
163	Dear center of my best desires
164	Thou lovely source of true delight
165	O for a sweet inspiring ray
166	O could we read our int'rest here
169	Jesus—in thy transporting name
171	To our Redeemer's glorious name
172	Ye earthly vanities depart
173	Now let us raise our chearful strains
175	And did the holy and the just
176	To Jesus. our exalted Lord

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