O Lord! my best desires fulfil
O Lord of earth, and seas, and skies
O Lord! to earth's contracted span
O may we live before thy face
On God supreme our hope depends
O praise ye the Lord
O source of uncreated light
O that the Lord would guide my ways
O the abundance of thine house
O there's a better world on high
O Thou! before whose gracious throne
O' Thou! from whom all blessings
O Thou, my earliest, latest hope
O Thou, my father and my friend
-O Thou, the wretched's sure retreat
O Thou, through all thy works adored
O Thou! whose all-discerning eye
O Thou! whose mercy hears
O ye who seek Jehovah's face
Our country is Immanuel's ground
Our God as merciful as just
Our life advancing to its close
Cowper. 177
Browne. 102
Pope. 77
Doddridge. *3
C. Wesley. 114
Tate. 49
Dryden. 15
Watts. 246
Cotton. 364
W. Boston Col. 283
Rippon's Col. 359
Salisbury Col. 320
Watts. 179
Exeter Col. 200
Carter. 221
Enfield. 36
Watts. 14
Steele. 217
J. Taylor. 324
Barbauld. 260
Parent of all, omnipotent
Parent of good! we rest on thee
Patience, O 'tis a grace divine
Peace, 'tis the Lord Jehovah's hand
Perpetual Source of light and grace
Pity, dread Sovereign! and forgive
Pity thine erring world, O God
Praise, everlasting praise be paid
Praise to God, the great creator
Praise to God, immortal praise
Praise to his grace, who loud proclaims
Praise to the Lord of boundless might
Praise to thee, thou great Creator
Providence, profusely kind
Raise your triumphant songs
Remark, my soul! the narrow bounds
Return, my roving heart, return
Searcher of hearts! my thoughts
Shine forth, eternal Source of light
Walker. 192
Merrick. 178
Rippon's Col. 198
Watts. 173
Doddridge. 215
Watts. 216
Watts. *9
Watts. 240
J. Taylor. 128
Barbauld. 52
Doddridge. 117
Doddridge. 116
Fawcett. *1
Steele. 266
Watts. 126
Doddridge. 343
Doddridge. 206
Ev. Luth. Col. 214
Doddridge. 154
Shine on our souls, eternal God
Sing to the Lord, ye distant lands
Sing, ye redeemed of the Lord
Soft are the fruitful showers
So let our lips and lives express
Supreme and universal light
Sweet is the friendly voice
Doddridge. 161
Watts. 119
Doddridge. 132
Henry Moore. 243
Watts. 209
Henry Moore. 74
Jervis. 220
Steele. 281
Olney Hymns. 271
Doddridge. 277
Steele. 112
That awful hour will soon appear
The evils that beset our path
Thee we adore, eternal name
The gifts indulgent heaven bestows
The God of heaven is kind and just
The heavens declare thy glory, Lord
The heart dejected sighs to know
The highest heaven cannot contain
The Lord! how tender is his love
The Lord my pasture shall prepare
The man whose faith and hope are strong
The morning flowers display their sweets C. Wesley. 280
There is a God, all nature speaks
There is a glorious world on high
There is a house not made with hands
There is a land of pure delight
The rising morn, the closing day
The rolling year, Almighty Lord
The spacious firmament on high
The starry hosts in order move
The swift-declining day
This feast was Jesus' high behest
This is the day the Lord of life
Those happy realms of peace and joy
Thou, God of mercy! wilt indulge
Thou God, who reign'st alone
Thou great Creator, Father, Lord
Thou great and sacred Lord of all
Thou, Lord, by mortal eyes unseen
Thou, Lord, through every changing
Thou Power, by whose command I live
Thou, who dost our powers sustain
Thou, who dwell'st enthroned above
Thou, God, who with an absolute
Thou unseen Power, arrayed
Grove. 98
Doddridge. 274
Enfield's Sel. 307
Cotton. 17
Steele. 292
Fawcett. 332
Drummond. 83
Steele. 101
Williams' Col. 72
Mason. 123
Doddridge. 268
Carter. 55
Doddridge. *11
Sandys. 45
Barbauld. 89
Henry K. White. 37
Though earthly shepherds dwell in dust Doddridge. 360
Through all the various shifting scene Liv. Old Col. 106
Through all the changing scenes of life
The uplifted eye and bended knee
Thus far, thou, Lord! hast led me on
To calm the sorrows of the mind
To God let fervent prayers arise
To God, the only wise
To Thee, let my first offerings rise
To Thee, O God! my days are known
To Thee, O God! my prayer ascends
To Thee, O God! we homage pay
To Thee, Supreme, the ever-bless'd
To Thee, Supreme, eternal mind
To your Creator God
Triumphant, Lord! thy goodness reigns
Doddridge. 165
Rowe. 70
Doddridge. 122
Merrick. *5
Carter. 69
We hail the glorious day
We own the grace divine
What countless myriads draw their breath
What eyes like thine, eternal Sire
What glory gilds thy word
What pleasure, Lord! thy house attends
What seraph of celestial birth.
Cowper. 251
Watts. 19
Watts. 3
Scott. 129
Merrick. 113
Cowper. 150
Watis. 13
Tate. 41
Ev. Luth. Col. 321
Doddridge. 385
Hawkesworth. 279
Jervis. 285
Addison. 57
Barbauld. 9
What shall we render, God of love
What tho' downy slumbers flee
When a few years or days perhaps
When all the powers of nature fail
When all thy mercies! O my God
When as returns this solemn day
When darkness long has veiled my mind
When fancy spreads her boldest wings
When from the verge of youth, my mind
When gloomy thoughts and boding fears
When in the light of faith divine
When in the vale of lengthened years
When life's tempestuous storms
When opening life its scenes unfolds
When present sufferings pain our hearts
When reft of all, and hopeless care
>>When rising from the bed of death
Cowper. 176
Steele. 267
Merrick. 257
Steele. 234
Watts. 265
180
W. Boston Col. 293
365
Steele. 174
Drummond. 233
Addison. 218
Heginbotham. 286
Heginbotham. 225
Scotch Par. 297
Enfield. 205
Browne. 10
Steele. 336
When sickness shakes the languid
When storms hang o'er the christian's
When the last trumpet's awful voice
Wherefore should man, frail child of clay
Wherewith shall I approach thee, Lord
While beauty clothes the fertile vale
While raptured saints adoring stand
While some in folly's pleasures roll
While sounds of war are heard around
While with ceaseless course, the sun Olney Hymns. 347
While thee I seek, protecting power H. M. Williams. 167
While through life's pilgrimage I stray
While to the grave our friends are borne
Who, gracious father! can complain
Why do I thus perplex
Why do we waste in trifling cares
With ecstasy of joy
Doddridge. 130
Needham. 108
Doddridge. 63
Ogilvie. 35
Doddridge. 34
Doddridge. 66
Hawkesworth. 378
With eye impartial, heaven's high King
With glad amazement, Lord! I stand
With grateful heart and cheerful tongue
With grateful joy, O man, record
With pleasing wonder, Lord! we view
With sleep's oblivion o'er me spread
Ye followers of the Prince of peace
Ye golden lamps of heaven, farewell
Ye weak inhabitants of clay
Beddome. 309
Doddridge. 290
Doddridge. 86
PUBLIC WORSHIP, Introduction of, 1-26. Worship,
of the One Supreme, 2. Of the God of Holiness, 18.
Simplicity of christian, 24. Acceptable, 9-11, 14, 182.
The House of God, his presence in, 25. Invitation to,
4, 23. The heavenly Sabbath, 7, 26. The Lord's day,
17, 19, 20. Sanctuary privileges, delight in, 12, 13.
Abuse of, 210. Privation of, 364.
GENERAL PRAISE, PRAYER, &c. The God of cre-
ation adored, 27-35, 46. The God of Providence ce-
lebrated, 39-44, 60-62, 65. Greatness of God in the
elements, 36-38. Universal Praise, 1, 5, 6, 46. Ex-
alted and perpetual Praise, 16, 43, 45-51. Gratitude
for personal mercies, 52-68. Gratitude under all cir-
cumstances, 52, 64. The gifts of Providence and grace
generally, implored, 69-79. Spiritual blessings espe-
cially, 15, 70, 74-78. The Lord's Prayer, 79.
GOD, Revealed in his works, 29, 30, 80, 81
Supreme, 2. The One Living and True, 82, 83. The
Creator, 97. Creator of man, 55. Invisible, 155. In-
finite and eternal, 87. Incomprehensible, 84, 85. His
unchangeable existence, 88, 89, 269. His universal
presence and knowledge, 90-93. His universal good-
ness, 67, 94, 95, 102. His majesty, 86. His fore-
knowledge and decrees, 96. Upholder of the course of
nature, 98.
His moral attributes, 156. His condescension, 108. His
faithfulness, 239, 240. His paternal character, 157,
159, 176. His mercy, the refuge of the penitent, 216
-221. His benignity through all dispensations, 117.
Equity of his government, 107, 111. God, the guar-
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