Hymns with metre 7 7. 7 7 |
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All the nations, praise the Lord (James Montgomery) |
Blessèd are the sons of God (Joseph Humphreys) |
Bright and joyful is the morn (James Montgomery) |
‘Christ the Lord is risen today!’ (Charles Wesley) |
Come, my soul, your plea prepare (John Newton) |
Dust to dust each mortal dies (The Psalter) |
For a season called to part (John Newton) |
For Thy mercy and Thy grace (Henry Downton) |
Gently, gently lay Thy rod (Henry Francis Lyte) |
Glorious is the Lord Most High (Charles Wesley) |
God of love, that hearest prayer (Charles Wesley) |
God of mercy, hear our prayer (Thomas Hastings) |
Hail the day that sees Him rise, (Charles Wesley) |
Hark, my soul! it is the Lord (William Cowper) |
Hasten, Lord, the glorious time (Harriet Auber) |
Heavenly Father! to Whose eye ( Josiah Conder) |
Holy Spirit, from on high (William Hiley Bathurst) |
Holy Spirit! pity me (William Bunting) |
I am hated, Lord, by those (William Allen) |
Jesus, all-atoning Lamb (Charles Wesley) |
Jesus! how my heart is pained (John Newton) |
Jesus, Lord, we look to Thee (Charles Wesley) |
Jesus, with Thy church abide (Thomas Benson Pollock) |
Lord, I cannot let Thee go (John Newton) |
Lord, if Thou Thy grace impart (Charles Wesley) |
Lord my God, I trust in Thee (Evangelical Psalter) |
Lord, my Rock, to Thee I prayed (Evangelical Psalter) |
Lord, my times are in Thy hand ( Josiah Conder) |
Now may He, Who from the dead (John Newton) |
O give thanks unto the Lord (Joseph Irons) |
Plead my cause, O Lord, I pray (Joseph Irons) |
Praise, O praise our God and King (Henry Williams Baker) |
Sing the theme of Jesus’ love (Albert Midlane) |
Songs of praise the angels sang (James Montgomery) |
Sovereign Ruler of the skies! (John Ryland) |
Take my life, and let it be (Frances Ridley Havergal) |
To Thy temple I repair (James Montgomery) |
Unto Thee I lift my eyes (Henry Francis Lyte) |
Vain and futile are the thoughts (Evangelical Psalter) |
Well we speak of Jesus’ blood (Joseph Hart) |
When the Saviour dwelt below (John Ryland) |
Who are these arrayed in white (Charles Wesley) |