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A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors.: including a great number of originals: intended to be an appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns. (Woodward's rev. and corr. ed.; Sterotype ed.)

Editor: John Rippon, William Staughton
Publisher: Joseph J. Woodward, Philadelphia , 1826
Author: Isaac Watts
Language: English
Notes: Hymns in the Appendix are numbered separately.
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281And must I part with all I havePage Scan
282Let those who bear the Christian namePage Scan
283If secret fraud should dwellPage Scan
284aReligion is the chief concernPage Scan
284bHow vast the blessings, how divinePage Scan
285Through all the changing scenes of life, In troublePage Scan
286aAway my unbelieving fearPage Scan
286bTemptations, trials, doubts and fearsPage Scan
287aLord, didst thou die, but not for me?Page Scan
287bIf God is mine, then present thingsPage Scan
288aYe trembling souls, dismiss your fearsPage Scan
288bDear Lord why should I doubt Thy love Or disbelieve thy grace?Page Scan
289Unclean, unclean, and full of sinPage Scan
290Begone, unbelief, [for] my [our] Savior is nearPage Scan
291Happy the man who finds the gracePage Scan
292Blest men, who stretch their willing handsPage Scan
293aWhile carnal men, with all their mightPage Scan
293bIf duty calls, and suffering [sufferings] tooPage Scan
294aWith melting heart [hearts] and weeping eyesPage Scan
294bIs there, in heaven or earth, who canPage Scan
295Jesus, full of all compassionPage Scan
296aGracious Lord, incline thine earPage Scan
296bHelp and salvation, Lord, I cravePage Scan
297aBeset with snares on every handPage Scan
297bMy God, thy boundless love I [we] praisePage Scan
298aAnd will the eternal KingPage Scan
298bLike Isr'l, Lord, am I, My soul is at a standPage Scan
298cWhen Jesus for his people diedPage Scan
299aAnd will the offended God againPage Scan
299bLord, let me see thy beauteous facePage Scan
299cIndulgent God, to thee I raise My spirit fraught with joy and praisePage Scan
300How happy is the pilgrim's lotPage Scan
301Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsPage Scan
302Awake my soul, stretch every nervePage Scan
303My Captain sounds the alarm of warPage Scan
304Jesus, at thy commandPage Scan
305Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] flyPage Scan
306aNow let the feeble all be strongPage Scan
306b'Tis my happiness belowPage Scan
307Great God, what hosts of angels standPage Scan
308Hear, gracious God [Lord], my humble moan [prayer]Page Scan
309I would but cannot singPage Scan
310The wandering star and fleeting windPage Scan
311Oft have I turned my eye [eyes] withinPage Scan
312Why should a living man complainPage Scan
313Jesus, let thy pitying eyePage Scan
314How did the powers of darkness ragePage Scan
315Sweet was the time when first I feltPage Scan
316Dear refuge of my [the] weary soul, On thee, when sorows risePage Scan
317Great leader of thine Isr'l's hostPage Scan
318O my soul, what means this sadnessPage Scan
319Father, whate'er of earthly blissPage Scan
320Ah what shall I do or where be securePage Scan
321I asked the Lord that I might growPage Scan
322Praise to thy name, eternal GodPage Scan
323Now let our souls, on wings sublimePage Scan
324Thus far my God hath [has] led me onPage Scan
325Ye servant [servants] of the Lord, Each in his [your] office waitsPage Scan
326Assist us, Lord, thy name to praisePage Scan
327O thou that hast redemption wroughtPage Scan
328Hark, 'tis our heavenly Leader's voicePage Scan
329Return, my [each] roving heart, returnPage Scan
330Great God, oppressed [opprest] with grief and fearPage Scan
331What strange perplexities arisePage Scan
332Father divine, thy piercing eyePage Scan
333Great God, where'er we pitch our tentPage Scan
334Ah [O] wretched souls who strive in vainPage Scan
335Father of all, thy care we blessPage Scan
336Great God, now condescendPage Scan
337See Isr'l's gentle Shepherd stand [stands]Page Scan
338In loud [sweet] exalted strainsPage Scan
339Great God, thy watchful care we blessPage Scan
340Dear Shepherd of thy people here, Thy presencePage Scan
341How charming is the placePage Scan
342Lord of hosts, how lovely [how bright] [divinely] fairPage Scan
343How lovely, how divinely sweetPage Scan
344Thou, Lord, my safety, thou my LightPage Scan
345Almighty Maker, God, How wondrous is thy namePage Scan
346The joyful morn, my God, is comePage Scan
347Holy wonder, heavenly gracePage Scan
348Another six days' work is donePage Scan
349Awake our drowsy souls, shake offPage Scan
350Frequent the [this] day of [O] God returnsPage Scan
351aWhen, O dear Jesus, when shall I [we]Page Scan
351bLord, how delightful 'tis to see A whole assembly worship theePage Scan
352Thine earthly Sabbath [Sabbaths], Lord we lovePage Scan
353What various hindrances we meetPage Scan
354Lord, I cannot let thee go Till a blessing thou bestowPage Scan
355Come, humble sinner, in whose breastPage Scan
356Unto thee altar, Lord, A broken heart I bringPage Scan
357Sprinkled with reconciling blood I dare approach thy throne, O GodPage Scan
358Our Father, whose eternal swayPage Scan
359Where two or three, with sweet accordPage Scan
360In vain Apollo's silver tonguePage Scan
361aThy presence, gracious God, affordPage Scan
361bLook from on high great God and seePage Scan
362How free and boundless is the gracePage Scan
363Lord, we come before thee nowPage Scan
364How long, thou faithful God, shall IPage Scan
365Dearest Savior, help thy servantPage Scan

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