S

Safely through another week, Newton. 629

Salvation, O the joyful sound, Watts. 254

Saviour, breathe an evening blessing, Edmeston. 1202

Saviour, haste, our souls are waiting, 1102

Saviour, I lift my trembling eyes, 216

Saviour, teach me day by day, 784

Saviour, through my rebellious, Charlotte Elliott. 998

Saviour, thy gentle voice, 656

Saviour, thy law we love, 387

Saviour, when in dust, to thee, Grant. 578

Say, whence does this union arise, Baldwin. 500

Say, who is she that looks abroad, 596

Scorn not the slightest word or deed, 957

See! from Zion’s sacred mountain, Kelly. 462

See! gracious God, before thy throne, Mrs. Steele. 1263

See how the rising sun, E. Scott. 1184

See how the willing converts trace, Stennett. 379

See the shining dew-drops, 669

Servant of God, well done, Montgomery. 1070

Shall we grow weary in our watch, Whittier. 896

Shall we sing in heaven for ever, 1164

Shed kindly light amid the encircling, Newman. 590

She loved her Saviour; and to him, Cutter. 960

Shepherd of souls, refresh and bless, 525

Shepherds, hail the wondrous stranger, Psalmist. 133

Shepherd of thy little flock, 575

She was the music of our home, Bonar. 1062

Shout the tidings of salvation, 1276

Show pity, Lord, O Lord, forgive, Watts. 346

Silent, like men in solemn haste, Bonar. 848

Silently the shades of evening, 1204

Silent night, hallowed night, 131

Since all the varying scenes of life, 85

Since first thy word awaked my heart, Moore. 407

Since God is mine, then present, Beddome. 88

Since I can read my title clear, Watts. 434

Since Jesus freely did appear, Berridge. 1297

Since o’er thy footstool here below, Muhlenberg. 55

Sing of Jesus, sing for ever, Kelly. 260

Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice, 47

Sinner, art thou still secure, Newton. 308

Sinner, come, ’mid thy gloom, 319

Sinner, go; will you go, 327

Sinners, come; no longer wander, B. Skene. 335

Sinners, seek the priceless treasure, W. T. Moore. 311

Sinners, turn; why will you die, C. Wesley. 304

Sinners, will you scorn the message, Allen. 314

Sister, thou wast mild and lovely, S. F. Smith. 1076

Sleep not, soldier of the cross, Gaskell. 884

So fades the lonely, blooming flower, Mrs. Steele. 1041

Softly now the light of day, Doane. 1199

Soft be the gently breathing notes, Collyer. 514

Soldiers of Christ, arise, C. Wesley. 879

Songs of immortal praise belong, Watts. 37

Songs of praise awake the morn, Montgomery. 654

Son of God, our glorious Head, G. B. Ide. 475

Soon and for ever the breaking of day, 844

Soon may the last glad song arise, 1269

Soon we shall meet again, C. Wesley. 738

Source of being, source of light, C. Wesley. 59

Sound, sound the truth abroad, Kelly. 275

Sovereign Ruler of the skies, Ryland. 919

Sow in the morn, thy seed, Montgomery. 967

Stand up and bless the Lord, Montgomery. 700

Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears, Watts. 427

Star of the morn and even, F. T. Palgrave. 797

Star of peace to wanderers weary, 1294

Stealing from the world away, Ray Palmer. 577

Still nigh me, O my Saviour, stand, C. Wesley. 224

Still one in life, and one in death, Bonar. 484

Still will we trust, though earth, W. H. Burleigh. 801

Still with thee, O my God, 988

Stop, poor sinner, stop and think, Newton. 317

Sun of my Soul, thou Saviour dear, Keble. 978

Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, 550

Sweet is the fading light of eve, S. F. Smith. 615

Sweet is the friendly voice, Jervis. 366

Sweet is the morning of thy grace, Watts. 76

Sweet is the prayer, whose holy stream, 984

Sweet is the task, O Lord, F. Lyte. 625

Sweet is the work, my God, my King, Watts. 611

Sweet land of rest, for thee I sigh, 812

Sweet the moment, rich in blessing, Altered from Batty. 538

Sweet was the time when first I felt, Newton. 944

T

Take me, my Father, take me, 949

Take my heart, O Father, mould it, 1219

Tarry with me, O my Saviour, 1203

Teach us in time of deep distress, 1308

Thanks be to him who built the hills, Bonar. 1246

Thanks for mercies past received, 744

That clime is not like this dull clime of ours, 1165

That day of wrath! that dreadful day, Sir W. Scott. 1107

The Almighty reigns exalted high, Watts. 62

The angels that watched round the, Collyer. 193

The billows swell, the winds are high, Cowper. 857

The captive’s oar may pause upon the galley, 894

The chariot, the chariot, its wheels, I. Williams. 1111

The child leans on its parent’s, I. Williams. 794

The Christian banner, dread no loss, J. G. Lyons. 266

The Christian warrior, see him, Montgomery. 846

The Church has waited long, Bonar. 1100

The day is ended; ere I sink to sleep, Kimball. 1208

The day is past and gone, Watts. 1197

The dove, let loose in Eastern skies, Moore. 818

Thee we adore, O gracious Lord, 217

The floods, O Lord, lift up their, G. Burgess. 1290

The glories of our birth and state, Sherley. 1044

The God of harvest praise, Montgomery. 1234

The God of mercy will indulge, Fawcett. 1036

The great Redeemer we adore, Stennett. 378

The harvest dawn is near, G. Burgess. 1233

The heavenly spheres to thee, O God, Bowring. 54

The heavens declare thy glory, Lord, Watts. 1

The hour of my departure’s come, Logan. 1051

Their hearts shall not be moved, 936

The King of heaven his table, Doddridge. 294

The last lovely morning, 1113

The Lord descended from above, Sternhold. 90

The Lord is great; ye hosts of heaven adore, 41

The Lord is King, lift up thy voice, Conder. 214

The Lord is my Shepherd, no, Montgomery. 103

The Lord is risen, indeed, Kelly. 187

The Lord Jehovah reigns, and royal, Watts. 57

The Lord Jehovah reigns, let all, Watts. 56

The Lord my pasture shall prepare, Addison. 70

The Lord my Shepherd is, Watts. 94

The Lord of glory is my light, Watts. 447

The Lord will come, the earth shall, Heber. 1106

The mellow eve is gliding, Sac. Songs. 1200

The morning dawns upon the place, Montgomery. 158

The morning flowers display their, C. Wesley. 1035

The morning light returns, A. S. Hayden. 1185

The offerings to thy throne which rise, Bowring. 695

The perfect world by Adam trod, N. P. Willis. 1300

The Prince of salvation in triumph, S. F. Smith. 606

There is a calm for those who, Montgomery. 1086

There is a fold where none can stray, East. 1132

There is a fountain filled with blood, Cowper. 253

There is a land, a happy land, 1129

There is a land immortal, Barry Cornwall. 1145

There is a land mine eye hath seen, 1119

There is a land of pure delight, Watts. 428

There is a little, lonely fold, 448

There is a name I love to hear, 416

There is an hour of hallowed, W. B. Tappan. 1126

There is an hour of peaceful, W. B. Tappan. 1130

There is a place where my hopes, W. Hunter. 1159

There is a region lovelier far, Tuck. 1125

There is a stream whose gentle flow, Watts. 4

There is no night in heaven, 1143

There’s a region above, 1147

There’s a land far away, ’mid, J. F. Clarke. 1167

There seems a voice in every gale, Mrs. Opie. 48

There’s music in the upper heaven, 1127

There’s not a tint that paints the, Wallace. 52

There’s nothing bright above, below, Moore. 63

The Saviour bids us watch and pray, 870

The Saviour calls; let every ear, Mrs. Steele. 289

The Saviour, O what endless charms, Mrs. Steele. 239

The Saviour risen, to-day we praise, 622

The shadows of the evening, Miss A. A. Procter. 1194

The Son of man they did betray, 179

The spacious firmament on high, Addison. 43

The spring tide hour, J. S. B. Monsell. 1033

The starry firmament on high, Grant. 3

The tempter to my soul hath said, Montgomery. 851

The sun above us gleaming, A. Crithfield. 892

The voice of free grace cries “escape, Thornby. 332

The winds were howling o’er the deep, Heber. 151

The world may change from, Sarah F. Adams. 438

They are going, only going, 1074

They who seek the throne of grace, 573

Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we, Doddridge. 617

Think gently of the erring one, Miss Fletcher. 490

This book is all that’s left me now, Morris. 1172

This is not my place of resting, Bonar. 1142

This is the day the first ripe sheaf, 621

This is the day the Lord hath made, Watts. 619

This is the glorious day, Watts. 624

This Lord is the Lord we adore, Hart. 658

This world is poor from shore to shore, Nelson. 874

Thou art gone to the grave, but we will, Heber. 1096

Thou art my hiding place, O Lord, Raffles. 563

Thou art my portion, O my God, Watts. 774

Thou art, O God, the life and light, Moore. 49

Thou art, O Lord, the boundless source, W. T. Moore. 34

Thou art our Shepherd, glorious God, 729

Thou art the way, and he who sighs, 223

Thou art the way, to thee alone, Doane. 248

Thou, dear Redeemer, dying Lamb, Cennick. 231

Though all the world my choice, G. Terstergan. 336

Though faint, yet pursuing, we go on our way, 583

Though I walk through the gloomy vale, Watts. 1047

Though I walk the downward shade, 1071

Though troubles assail, and dangers, Newton. 100

Thou God of love! beneath thy sheltering wings, 1093

Thou grace divine, encircling all, Eliza Scudder. 1311

Thou hidden love of God, whose, G. Terstergan. 859

Thou Lord of life, whose tender care, 1310

Thou only Sovereign of my heart, Mrs. Steele. 222

Thou Saviour, from thy throne on, Ray Palmer. 555

Thou sovereign Lord of earth and skies, 1170

Thou sweet gliding Cedron, Maria De Fleury. 167

Thou that dost my life prolong, Enfield. 1187

Thou very present aid, C. Wesley. 1020

Thou who didst stoop below, Martineau’s Coll. 200

Through all the changing scenes, Tate & Brady. 911

Through all this life’s eventful road, 716

Through cross to crown! and though, Rosegarten. 932

Through the day thy love has spared us, Kelly. 1206

Through the love of God our Saviour, 787

Thus Abraham, full of sacred awe, T. Scott. 1266

Thus far the Lord has led me on, Watts. 1190

Thy Father’s house thine own, Ray Palmer. 1123

Thy footsteps, Lord, with joy we trace, 951

Thy goodness, Lord, our souls confess, Gibbons. 83

Thy kingdom, gracious Lord, W. T. Moore. 455

Thy kingdom, Lord, for ever stands, Watts. 443

Thy mercy heard my infant, Sir Robt. Grant. 1225

Thy name, almighty Lord, Watts. 740

Thy Spirit shall unite, Doddridge. 419

Thy way is in the deep, O Lord, 1293

Thy way is in the sea, Fawcett. 91

Thy way, not mine, O Lord, Bonar. 913

Thy will be done; I will not fear, Jane Roscoe. 993

Time is winging us away, Burton. 1081

’Tis midnight; and on Olive’s, W. B. Tappan. 159

’Tis my happiness below, Cowper. 1023

’Tis not a lonely night watch, 1029

’Tis religion that can give, 782

To bless thy chosen race, Tate & Brady. 737

To-day if you will hear his voice, Miller. 279

To-day the Saviour calls, 323

To God, the great, the ever blest, Watts. 727

To God, the only wise, Watts. 736

To heaven I lift mine eyes, John Bowdler. 937

To him that loved the sons of men, 646

To him who did salvation bring, 672

To Jesus, the crown of my hope, Cowper. 827

To-morrow, Lord, is thine, Doddridge. 302

To our Redeemer’s glorious name, Mrs. Steele. 643

To spend one sacred day, Watts. 631

Tossed no more on life’s rough billow, 1079

To thee be praise for ever, 757

To thee let my first offerings rise, 1183

To thee, my God, whose presence fills, Gibbons. 1002

To thee my heart, eternal King, Exeter Coll. 2

To thee, my Shepherd and my, Higginbottom. 641

To thee, O God, to thee, Wm. Wilson. 98

To thee our wants are known, Newton. 758

To the hall of that feast came the sinful and fair, 153

To thy temple we repair, Montgomery. 706

To us a child of hope is born, Montgomery. 122

To weary hearts, From the German, by Whittier. 901

Triumphant, Christ ascends on, Mrs. Steele. 198

Triumphant Zion! lift thy head, Doddridge. 591

’Twas on that night, when doomed to know, 517

U

Unchangeable, all-perfect Lord, Lange. 31

Unvail thy bosom, faithful tomb, Watts. 1050

Upon the frontier of this, Dub. Uni. Mag. 1168

Upon the Gospel’s sacred page, Bowring. 6

Up to the hills I lift mine eyes, Watts. 726

V

Vainly through night’s weary hours, F. Lyte. 783

Vouchsafe, O Lord, thy presence now, G. B. Ide. 468

W

Wait, O my soul, the Maker’s will, Beddome. 69

Wake thee, O Zion, thy mourning is, Palmer. 1284

Watchman, tell us of the night, Bowring. 128

We are living, we are dwelling, A. C. Coxe. 1277

We are on our journey home, C. Beecher. 1141

We are too far from thee, our Saviour, 804

We are on the ocean sailing, 313

Weary souls that wander wide, C. Wesley. 392

Weary of wandering from my God, C. Wesley. 940

We ask for peace, O Lord, Miss A. A. Procter. 423

We bless the prophet of the Lord, Watts. 232

Weeping sinners, dry your tears, 310

Weeping souls, no longer mourn, Toplady. 946

Weep not for the saint that ascends, Bacon. 1083

We have heard of that bright, that holy land, 1163

We have no home but heaven—a pilgrim’s, 1155

Welcome, delightful morn, Hayward. 632

Welcome, O Saviour, to my heart, Bourne’s Coll. 359

Welcome, sweet day of rest, Watts. 626

Welcome, ye hopeful heirs of heaven, 516

We lift our hearts to thee, J. Wesley. 1314

We love this outward world, 1019

We love thy name, we love thy laws, 374

We’re bound for the land of the, R. L. Collier. 331

We’re going home, we’ve had visions bright, 1161

We’re traveling home to heaven above, 320

We shall meet no more to part, 503

We sing the Saviour’s wondrous death, 174

We speak of the realms of the blest, 1150

We’ve no abiding city here, Kelly. 1305

We wait for thee, from the German of Hiller. 1105

We wait in faith, in prayer we wait, 905

We will not weep, for God, W. H. Hurlbut. 1031

What could your Redeemer do, C. Wesley. 305

Whate’er my God ordains is right, 935

What glory guides the sacred page, Cowper. 11

What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone, 961

What is life? ’tis but a vapor, Kelly. 1078

What shall I render to my God, Watts. 692

What sinners value I resign, Watts. 808

What’s this that steals upon my, 1084

What though earthly friends may frown, 968

What though the arm of conquering, Doddridge. 1064

What various hindrances we meet, Cowper. 556

When adverse winds and waves, Mrs. Sigourney. 903

When all thy mercies, O my God, Addison. 78

When blooming youth is snatched, Mrs. Steele. 1058

When darkness long has vailed my, Cowper. 854

When downward to the darksome, Ray Palmer. 1108

When far from the hearts where our, Macduff. 992

When for eternal worlds we steer, 437

When gathering clouds around I view, Sir Robt. Grant. 999

When human hopes and joys depart, Roscoe. 337

When I can trust my all with God, Conder. 777

When in the hour of lonely woe, Conder. 852

Whene’er I think of thee, W. Baxter. 1318

When I sink down in gloom or fear, 362

When Israel, of the Lord beloved, Sir W. Scott. 849

When Israel through the desert, Beddome. 5

When I survey the wondrous cross, Watts. 512

When Jordan hushed his waters, T. Campbell. 117

When languor and disease invade, Toplady. 1008

When marshaled on the nightly, H. K. White. 351

When musing sorrow weeps the, B. W. Noel. 432

When our purest delights are nipt in the bud, 938

When overwhelmed with grief, Watts. 1016

When reft of all, and hopeless care, Drummond. 435

When shall we all meet again, 502

When shall we meet again, Select Hymns. 504

When spring unlocks the flowers to, Heber. 1238

When the King of kings comes, 1101

When the spark of life is waning, Dale. 1091

When the vale of death appears, Mrs. Gilbert. 1080

When the worn spirit wants repose, Edmeston. 623

When thou, my, Countess of the Huntington. 1114

When through the torn sail the wild, Heber. 1296

When we can not see our way, 370

When we hear the music ringing, W. M. 1151

When we reach a quiet dwelling, 1156

When we the sacred grave survey, 180

When shall the child of sorrow find, 963

Where two or three with sweet accord, Newton. 552

While in sweet communion feeding, 540

While in the slippery paths of, A. S. Hayden. 1214

While life prolongs its precious light, Dwight. 277

While now thy throne of grace we, C. Robins. 683

While o’er our guilty land, O God, Pres’t Davis. 1254

While others pray for grace to die, 952

While thee I seek, Miss H. M. Williams. 561

While thou, my God, art my help, W. Young. 929

While with ceaseless course the sun, Newton. 1243

Whither goest thou, pilgrim stranger, 886

Whither, O whither, should I fly, C. Wesley. 767

Who are these in bright array, Montgomery. 1137

Why do we mourn departing friends, Watts. 1057

Why should I in vain repining, Edmeston. 1025

Why should we start and fear to die, Watts. 1043

Why will ye waste on trifling cares, Doddridge. 282

With earnest longings of the mind, Watts. 1013

Within thy house, Lord, Con. Ev. Mag. 690

With Israel’s God who can compare, Newton. 71

With joy we meditate the grace, Watts. 228

With joy we own thy servant, Montgomery. 469

With my substance I will honor, Francis. 971

With one consent let all the earth, Doddridge. 29

With sacred joy we lift our eyes, Watts. 689

With songs and honors sounding, Hugh White. 1231

With tearful eyes I look around, 278

With willing hearts we tread, 389

Worship, honor, glory, blessing, 753

Y

Ye Christian heralds, Winchell’s Sel. 465

Ye golden lamps of heaven, Doddridge. 1053

Ye humble souls that seek the, Doddridge. 184

Ye joyous ones, upon whose, R. H. Waterson. 1215

Ye men and angels, witness now, Beddome. 489

Ye nations round the earth, rejoice, Watts. 681

Ye saints, your music bring, Reed. 545

Ye servants of the Lord, Doddridge. 472

Yes, for me, for me he careth, Bonar. 99

Yes, my native land, I love thee, S. F. Smith. 1281

Yes! our Shepherd leads with, Krummacker. 104

Yes! the Redeemer rose, Doddridge. 188

Yes, we trust the day is breaking, Kelly. 603

Ye trembling captives, hear, Pratt’s Coll. 301

Ye who in his courts are found, Hill’s Coll. 309

Ye wretched, hungry, starving, Mrs. Steele. 293

You glittering toys of earth, adieu, Mrs. Steele. 813

You may sing of the beauty of, W. Hunter. 463

You messengers of Christ, Voke. 470

Your harps, ye trembling saints, Toplady. 917

You servants of God, C. Wesley. 474

Z

Zion, awake; thy strength renew, Shrubsole. 593

Zion stands with hills surrounded, Kelly. 464

Zion, the marvelous story be telling, 607