Powerful Poetry
Some Thoughts on Classical Christian Poetry from
Copyright © 2002 Jim Kerwin
Introduction
King David,the “sweet psalmist of Israel,”
worshipping with a lyre
(from a stained-glass image)
Image licensed from 123RF.com.

all me retro, old-fashioned, or out-of-touch (my daughters have called me all that and more, at various times, and undoubtedly for good reasons), but I like good poetry. Poets aren’t just people who can rhyme words or write in meter. Real poets, in my humble estimation, are men or women gifted with the ability to express deep yearnings and experiences which all of us share as human beings, but which most of us lack the ability to communicate—or sometimes even to recognize. Poets help us to grasp, for an instant, the sublime, the simple, the soul, and—sometimes—even the deeply spiritual. They elicit of us exclamations of confirmation: “Yes! I know that feeling! You have expressed in words all that is in my heart. You have crystallized something I have sensed for a long time but have never been able to articulate.” True poets seem to write under a sense of inspiration and what they write leaves us inspired as well.
And I use the word inspiration in a sense much closer to the Biblical idea of “God-breathed,” when it comes to classical Christian poets. They were men and women who, first and foremost, knew God intimately, who burned with intense passions to worship and praise Him with all their hearts, minds, souls, and strength. Because they knew God and they learned His Book by heart, their works are full of Biblical quotations, references, and allusions. Knowing God personally and worshipfully, and His Book intimately, their lyric phrases and stanzas are full of profound theological Truth. And because they were masters of their God-given native language and could draw deftly and richly out of the treasure-trove of their mother tongue, they could express, sublimely and under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, what most of us, with our lesser gifts, find to be inexpressible.
Yes, almost all of these creations found their way into hymns; but remember—they were born as poems. We at Finest of the Wheat prayerfully re-introduce these priceless (but neglected or forgotten) treasures to a new generation. May these Poetic Pearls of Praise inspire purer and deeper expressions of passionate worship to our loving God. May they help channel hearts, souls, minds, and spirits towards the Throne of Grace, while edifying the inner man and the mind of the believer. We will start out small, perhaps adding only one poem per month, and add to the list as God gives us grace and strength and allots us the time. May you be edified, enriched, and released into new avenues of adoration by means of these Treasures from the Chief Musician’s Trove.
Feel free to continue scrolling down the page at this point, or use the indices in the upper right-hand corner of this page to help you locate certain items alphaetically.
New in Powerful Poetry
Poems by First Line or Title
A
- A Charge to Keep I Have by Charles Wesley
- A Mind at Perfect Peace with God by Catesby Paget
- A Pearl-Strewn Pathway by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Advent Sunday by Reginald Heber
- Alas, and Did My Saviour Bleed? by Isaac Watts
- All Creatures of Our God and King by St. Francis of Assisi (translated by William Draper)
- All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name by Edward Perronet
- All Thanks to the Lamb by Charles Wesley
- All Things Are Possible to Him by Charles Wesley
- Almighty God, Whose Wondrous Hand by William Cowper
- Amazing Grace by John Newton
- Another Year Is Dawning! by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Arise, My Soul, Arise by Charles and John Wesley
- At My Redeemer's Feet by Johnson Oatman, Jr.
- At the Name of Jesus by Caroline M. Noel
- Awake, My Soul, and with the Sun by Thomas Ken
B
- Be Thou Removed by Joseph Ellison
- Begin, My Soul, Some Heavenly Theme by Isaac Watts
- Behold the Saviour of Mankind by Samuel Wesley
- Behold, the Grace Appears by Isaac Watts
- Blessed Lord, In Thee Is Refuge by Herbert Booth
- Blest Are the Humble Souls that See by Isaac Watts
- Blest Are the Humble Souls that See by Isaac Watts. (This is a presentation of the hymn that parallels Watts’ verses with the text of Matthew 5:2-12.)
- Blest Spirit! from the Eternal Sire by John Wesley
- Breathe on Me, Breath of God! by Edwin Hatch
- Burial of Moses (also known by its first line, By Nebo's Lonely Mountain) by Cecil Frances Alexander
C
- Christ the Lord Is Risen Today! by Charles Wesley
- Christmas Day by Reginald Heber
- Church of God, Beloved and Chosen by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Come, All Ye Chosen Saints of God by Joseph Hart
- Come, Holy Ghost, All Quickening Fire [version 1] by Charles and John Wesley
- Come, Holy Ghost, All Quickening Fire [version 2] by Charles and John Wesley
- Come, My Soul, Thy Suit Prepare by John Newton
- Come, O My God, The Promise Seal by Charles Wesley
- Come, O Thou Traveller Unknown by Charles Wesley (also known as Wrestling Jacob)
- Come, Saviour, Jesus, from Above!
by Antoinette Bourignon
tranlsated by John Wesley - Come, Sinners, to the Gospel Feast! by Charles Wesley
- Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing by Robert Robinson
- Come, Ye Lofty, Come, Ye Lowly by Archer Gurney
- Come, Ye Thankful People Come by Henry Alford
- Come, Ye that Love the Lord by Isaac Watts and Robert Lowry (also known as We’re Marching to Zion)
- Come On, My Partners in Distress by Charles Wesley
- Come Ye Yourselves Apart and Rest Awhile by Edward Bickersteth
- Consecration Hymn by Chaplain Charles C. McCabe
- Cradled in a Manger, Meanly by George Rowe
- Crown Him With Many Crowns! by Matthew Bridges and Godfrey Thring
D
- Dear Lord and Father of Mankind by John Greenleaf Whittier
- Desire Of God by Frederick W. Faber
- Doxology (see the last verse) by Thomas Ken
- Dwelling in Beulah Land by C. Austin Miles
E
F
- Faith of Our Fathers by Frederick W. Faber
- Far Away the Noise of Strife by C. Austin Miles
- Father, I Dare Believe by Charles Wesley
- Father of Jesus Christ My Lord by Charles Wesley
- Fed Upon the Finest of the Wheat by Frederick A. Graves (also known by its first line, Hungry, Lord, for Thy Word of Truth)
- Fourth Sunday in Advent by Reginald Heber
G
- Get The Flame! (Anonymous; from the Azusa Street Revival)
- Gethsemane by Joseph Hart
- Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken by John Newton
- Glory to God and Praise and Love by Charles Wesley (a hymn more popularly known today as O For A Thousand Tongues to Sing)
- God in Heaven Hath a Treasure by Emma Frances Bevan
- God Moves in a Mysterious Way by William Cowper
- God of All Power, and Truth, and Grace by Charles Wesley
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- Hallelujah! What a Savior! by Philip P. Bliss
- Hark! The Herald-Angels Sing by Charles Wesley
- Have Thine Own Way, Lord! by Adelaide Pollard
- He Dies—The Friend of Sinners Dies! by Isaac Watts
- He Keeps Me Singing by Luther Bridgers
- He's a Friend of Mine by John Sammis
- Help, Lord, the Busy Foe by Charles Wesley
- Holy As Thou, O Lord, Is None by Charles Wesley
- Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty! by Reginald Heber
- Hosanna to the Living Lord! by Reginald Heber
- How Good Is the God We Adore by Joseph Hart
- How Happy Is the Pilgrim's Lot! by Charles and John Wesley
- How I Praise Thee, Precious Saviour by Mary E. Maxwell
- How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds by John Newton
- Hungry, Lord, for Thy Word of Truth by Frederick A. Graves (also known by its title, Fed Upon the Finest of the Wheat)
- Hymn to Be Sung on the Anniversary of One's Birth by Charles Wesley (a hymn more popularly known today as O For A Thousand Tongues to Sing)
I
- I Am Coming to the Cross by William McDonald
- I Am Thine, O Lord by Fanny J. Crosby
- I Ask Not for the Highest Place by Johnson Oatman, Jr.
- I Believe Jesus Saves by Francis Bottome
- I Gave My Life for Thee by Frances Ridley Havergal
- I Hear Thy Welcome Voice by Lewis Hartsough
- I Know Not Why God's Wondrous Grace (better known by its chorus as I Know Whom I Have Believed) by Daniel Webster Whittle
- I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord! by Timothy Dwight
- I Stand All Bewildered with Wonder by Wilbur F. Crafts
- I Want a Principle Within by Charles Wesley
- I Worship Thee, Sweet Will of God by Frederick W. Faber
- I’ll Praise My Maker While I’ve Breath by Isaac Watts
- I’ll Praise My Maker While I’ve Breath by Isaac Watts. (This is a presentation of the hymn that parallels Watts’ verses with the text of Psalm 146.)
- I've Reached the Land of Corn and Wine by Edgar Page Stites
- In Christ There Is No East or West by William Dunkerley
- Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise by Walter Smith
- Indifference by Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy
- In Heavenly Love Abiding by Anna Waring
- Infinite, Unexhausted Love! by Charles Wesley
- It Passeth Knowledge, That Dear Love of Thine by Mary Shekelford
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- Jesu, Come, My Hope of Glory by Charles Wesley
- Jesu, Thou Strength of All That Turn by Charles Wesley
- Jesu, Thy Blood and Righteousness by Nikolaus Ludwig, Graf (Count) von Zinzendorf (translated by John Wesley)
- Jesus Christ Is Made to Me by Charles P. Jones
- Jesus, All-Atoning Lamb by Charles Wesley
- Jesus Hath Died that I Might Live by Charles Wesley
- Jesus, I Am Resting, Resting by Jean Sophia Pigott
- Jesus Shall Reign by Isaac Watts
- Jesus! The Name High Over All by Charles Wesley
- Jesus, Thy Boundless Love to Me by Paul Gerhardt, translated by John Wesley
- Joy in the Holy Ghost by John Mason
- Joy to the World by Isaac Watts
- Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee by Henry J. van Dyke
K
- King of My Life, I Crown Thee Now by Jennie E. Hussie
- King Solomon and the Ants by John Greenleaf Whittier
- Knowest Thou of Him, Gentle Valley? by Benjamin Kerr Maltby
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- Lead Me to Calvary by Jennie E. Hussie
- Let Earth and Heaven Combine by Charles Wesley
- Let Me Burn Out for Thee, Dear Lord by Bessie Hatcher
- Let Us Sing of His Love Once Again by Francis Bottome
- Light of Life, Seraphic Fire by Charles Wesley
- Like A River Glorious by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Lo! I Come With Joy To Do by Charles Wesley
- Look, Ye Saints, The Sight Is Glorious! by Thomas Kelly
- Lord, Her Watch Thy Church Is Keeping by Henry Downton
- Lord, I Believe A Rest Remains by Charles and John Wesley
- Lord, I Believe Thy Work of Grace by Charles Wesley
- Lord, I Hear Showers of Blessing by Elizabeth H. Codher
- Lord Jesus, Make Thyself to Me by Anonymous
- Love Divine, All Loves Excelling by Charles Wesley
- Lovely Lamb, I Come to Thee by Charles Wesley
- Low in the Grave He Lay by Robert Lowry
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- “Man of Sorrows,” What a Name! by Philip P. Bliss
- Marching to Zion by Isaac Watts and Robert Lowry
- Master, Speak! Thy Servant Heareth (also known as Master, Say On!) by Frances Ridley Havergal
- More Love To Thee, O Christ! by Elizabeth Prentiss
- My Body, Soul, and Spirit by Chaplain Charles C. McCabe
- My Goal Is God Himself by Frederick Brook
- My God, How Wonderful Thou Art! by Frederick W. Faber
- My God, I Thank Thee, Who Hast Made by Adelaide Procter
- My Savior Suffered on the Tree by Hodgson Casson
- My Soul and I by John Greenleaf Whittier
- My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord by John Mason
N
- Nearer, My God, to Thee by Sarah Adams
- New Every Morning Is the Love by John Keble
- New Year's Wishes by Frances Ridley Havergal
- No Prophet or Dreamer of Dreams by Joseph Hart
- None Is Like Jeshurun's God by Charles Wesley
- Now in a Song of Grateful Praise by Samuel Medley
O
- O Beulah Land by Edgar Page Stites
- O for a Closer Walk with God by William Cowper
- O For A Heart To Praise My God by Charles Wesley
- O For A Thousand Tongues to Sing by Charles Wesley, or, as known by its original title, Hymn to Be Sung on the Anniversary of One's Conversion
- O Glorious Hope of Perfect Love by Charles Wesley
- O God, Our Help in Ages Past by Isaac Watts
- O God, the World Is Lost in Sin by Bessie Hatcher
- O God, What Offering Shall I Give by Joachim Lange and translated by John Wesley
- O How the Thought of God Attracts by Frederick W. Faber
- O Jesus, Make Thyself to Me by Charlotte Elliott
- O Jesus, The Rest by Charles Wesley
- O Joyful Sound of Gospel Grace! by Charles Wesley
- O Love Divine, How Sweet Thou Art! by Charles Wesley
- O Perfect Love by Dorothy Gurney
- O Sacred Head, Now Wounded by Bernard of Clairvaux and Paul Gerhardt (translated by James W. Alexander)
- O Saviour, Precious Saviour by Frances Ridley Havergal
- O Soul, Are You Weary and Troubled? otherwise known as Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus by Helen Lemmel
- O the Bitter Shame and Sorrow by Theordore Monod
- O, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus! by Samuel Trevor Francis
- O Thou Who Camest From Above by Charles Wesley
- O Worship the King! by Robert Grant
- O Zion, Haste! by Mary Ann Thomson
- Of Him Who Did Salvation Bring by Bernard of Clairvaux
- Oh for Freedom, for Freedom in Worshipping God by Frederick W. Faber
- Oh Saviour, Is Thy Promise Fled? by Reginald Heber
- Oh Saviour, Whom This Happy Morn by Reginald Heber
- On Our Way Rejoicing! by Frances Ridley Havergal
- On the Victory Side by James L. Black
- Our Blest Redeemer, Ere He Breathed by Harriet Auber
- Our Souls Cry Out, Hallelujah! by James L. Black
- Over and Over Again by Anonymous
P
- Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow (see the last verse) by Thomas Ken
- Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire by James Montgomery
- Prisoners of Hope, Arise by Charles Wesley
R
- Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It! by Fanny J. Crosby
- Rejoice, the Lord Is King by Charles Wesley
- Rise Up, O Men of God! by William Merrill
- Rock of Ages by Augustus M. Toplady
S
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port by either Joseph of the Studium or by Joseph the Hymnographer and translated by John Neale Mason
- Saviour, Like A Shepherd Lead Us by Dorothy Thrupp
- Saviour from Sin, I Want to Prove by Charles and John Wesley
- Second Sunday in Advent by Reginald Heber
- See How Great a Flame Aspires! by Charles Wesley
- Send the Fire! by William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army
- She Only Touched the Hem of His Garment by George Root
- Since the Son Hath Made Me Free by Charles and John Wesley
- Sinners, Obey the Gospel-Word! by Charles Wesley
- Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break by Fanny Crosby
- Sound the Battle Cry! by William Sherwin
- Speak, Lord, in the Stillness by E. May Grimes
- Spirit of Faith, Come Down by Charles Wesley
- Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart by George Croly
- Standing on the Promises by R. Kelso Carter
- Sunday by Frederick W. Faber
- Sweeping Through the Gates of the New Jerusalem by Tullius Clinton O'Kane
T
- Take My Life And Let It Be by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Take Time To Be Holy by William D. Longstaff
- Talk With Us, Lord by Charles Wesley
- Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand by Henry Alford
- Thanks Be to God! by Frances Ridley Havergal
- The Babes in Christ Should Nothing Know by Charles Wesley
- The Blessed Nation by Georgia Elliott
- The Brewing of Soma by John Greenleaf Whittier
- The Church’s One Foundation by Samuel J. Stone
- The Doxology (see the last verse) by Thomas Ken
- The Galilean Fishers Toil by Christopher Wordsworth
- The God of Abraham Praise by Thomas Olivers
- The Lord Will Come! by Reginald Heber
- The Mystic’s Christmas by John Greenleaf Whittier
- The Nativity of Christ by Isaac Watts
- The New Song by A. T. Pierson
- The Safe Return by either Joseph of the Studium or by Joseph the Hymnographer and translated by Mason, John Neale
- The Savior of Men Came to Seek and to Save by Albert Orsborn
- The Vale of Nazareth by Benjamin Kerr Maltby
- The World Is Grown Old by Reginald Heber
- Thee Will I Love, My Strength, My Tower by Johann Scheffler, translated by John Wesley
- There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood by William Cowper
- There Is Power in the Blood! by Lewis Jones
- There Is Singing Up In Heaven by Johnson Oatman, Jr.
- There's a Wideness in God's Mercy by Frederick W. Faber
- There's within My Heart a Melody by Luther Bridgers
- They Who Know the Saviour by Mrs. C. H. Morris
- Thine Be the Glory, Risen, Conqu’ing Son! by Edmond Budry
- Third Sunday in Advent by Reginald Heber
- This Is My Father's World! by Maltbie Babcock
- This Same Jesus by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Thou Christ of Burning, Cleansing Flame by William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army
- Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne by Emily Elliott
- Thou Hidden Love Of God by Gerhard Tersteegen and translated by John Wesley
- Thou Lamb of God by Christian Friedrich Richter and translated by John Wesley
- Thou Thinkest, Lord, of Me by Edmund S. Lorenz
- Thou Whose Name Is Called Jesus by Jean Sophia Pigott
- Through All the Changing Scenes by Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady
- Time Speeds Away by Vicesemus Knox
- ’Tis Finished! The Messiah Dies by Charles Wesley
- ’Tis Not for Gifts Alone by Mary Olivant
- To God Be the Glory by Fanny J. Crosby
- To the Haven of Thy Breast by Charles and John Wesley
- Truehearted, Wholehearted, Faithful and Loyal by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus otherwise known as O Soul, Are You Weary and Troubled? by Helen Lemmel
W
- Walk in the Light by Bernard Barton
- Welcome, Sweet Day of Rest by Isaac Watts
- What Am I, O Thou Glorious God by Charles Wesley
- What Have I on Earth to Boast Of? by Vivian Dake
- When All Thy Mercies, O My God by Joseph Addison
- When I Survey the Wondrous Cross by Isaac Watts
- When Jesus Came to Golgotha by Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy
- When Morning Gilds the Skies by Edward Caswall
- When Spring Unlocks the Flowers by Reginald Heber
- When the Great Sun Sinks to His Rest by Maltbie Babcock
- Where Is My God, My Joy, My Hope? by Charles Wesley
- Whether the Word Be Preached or Read by Charles Wesley
- While the Fire of God Is Falling (Anonymous)
- Why Should I Charge My Soul With Care? by John Sammis
- Who Is On The Lord’s Side? by Frances Ridley Havergal
- Wise Men Seeking Jesus by James T. East
- With Gladness We Worship by George Rawson
- With Harps and with Vials by A. T. Pierson
- Workman of God by Frederick W. Faber
- Would You Be Free from Your Burden of Sin? by Lewis Jones
- Wrestling Jacob by Charles Wesley (also known as Come, O Thou Traveller Unknown)
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Poems by First Line of Chorus
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
- Hark! The Herald-Angels Sing
- Hallelujah! What a Savior!
- He Is All I Need
- Holy, holy, is what the angels sing
- Hosanna! Lord! Hosanna in the Highest!
I
- I'm Living on the Mountain
- I Am Coming, Lord!
- I Am Trusting, Lord, in Thee
- I Believe Jesus Saves
- I Know Whom I Have Believed
J
L
M
N
O
- O Beulah Land, Sweet Beulah Land
- O Come to My Heart, Lord Jesus
- Oh, Touch the Hem of His Garment!
- On Our Way Rejoicing!
- On the Victory Side
P
- Peal out the watchword! Silence it never!
- Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!
- Publish glad tidings, tidings of peace
R
S
- Send the Fire!
- Standing, Standing, Standing on the Promises of God My Savior
- Stayed Upon Jehovah Hearts Are Fully Blessed
- Sweeping Through the Gates of the New Jerusalem
T
- The Cross Now Covers My Sins
- The Lamb, the Lamb, the bleeding Lamb
- There Is Power, Power, Wonder-working Power
- Thine Be the Glory, Risen, Conqu’ing Son!
- Thou Thinkest, Lord, of Me
- Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus
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Poems by Author’s Last Name
A
- Adams, Sarah
- Addison, Joseph
- Alexander, Cecil Frances
- Alexander, James W.
- Alford, Henry
- Anonymous
- Auber, Harriet
B
- Babcock, Maltbie
- Barton, Bernard
- Bernard of Clairvaux
- Bevan, Emma Frances
- Bickersteth, Edward
- Black, James
- Bliss, Philip P.
- Booth, Herbert
- Booth, William
- Bottome, Francis
- Bourignon, Antoinette
- Brady, Nicholas
- Bridgers, Luther
- Bridges, Matthew
- Brook, Frederick
- Budry, Edmond
C
- Carter, R. Kelso
- Casson, Hodgson
- Caswall, Edward
- Codher, Elizabeth H.
- Cowper, William
- Crafts, Wilbur
- Croley, George
- Crosby, Frances Jane (“Fanny”)
D
E
F
G
H
- Hart, Joseph
- Hartsough, Lewis
- Hatch, Edwin
- Hatcher, Bessie
- Havergal, Frances Ridley
- A Pearl-Strewn Pathway
- Another Year Is Dawning!
- Church of God, Beloved and Chosen
- I Gave My Life for Thee
- Like A River Glorious
- Master, Say On!
- Master, Speak! Thy Servant Heareth
- New Year's Wishes
- O Saviour, Precious Saviour
- On Our Way Rejoicing!
- Take My Life And Let It Be
- Thanks Be to God! or Thanksgiving
- This Same Jesus
- Truehearted, Wholehearted, Faithful and Loyal
- Who Is On The Lord’s Side?
- Heber, Reginald
- Advent Sunday
- Christmas Day
- Fourth Sunday in Advent
- Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty!
- Hosanna to the Living Lord!
- Oh Saviour, Is Thy Promise Fled?
- Oh Saviour, Whom This Holy Morn
- Second Sunday in Advent
- The Lord Will Come!
- The World Is Grown Old
- Third Sunday in Advent
- When Spring Unlocks the Flowers
- Hussie, Jennie E.
J
- Jones, Charles P.
- Jones, Lewis
- Joseph of the Studium
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
also known as The Safe Return
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
- Joseph the Hymnographer
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
also known as The Safe Return
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
K
- Keble, John
- Kelly, Thomas
- Ken, Thomas
- Awake, My Soul, and with the Sun
- Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow (see the last verse)
- The Doxology (see the last verse)
- Knox, Vicesemus
L
M
- Maltby, Benjamin Kerr
- Mason, John
- Maxwell, Mary E.
- How I Praise Thee, Precious Saviour, also known as Channels Only
- McCabe, Charles C.
- McDonald, William
- Medley, Samuel
- Merritt, William
- Miles, C. Austin
- Monod, Theodore
- Morris, Leila Naylor (Mrs. C. H. Morris)
- Montgomery, James
N
- Nathan, El (a pseudonym of Daniel Webster Whittle)
- Neal, John Mason
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
also known as The Safe Return
- Safe Home, Safe Home in Port
- Newton, John
- Noel, Caroline M.
O
P
- Paget, Catesby
- Perronet, Edward
- Pierson, A. T.
- Pigott, Jean Sophia
- Pollard, Adelaide
- Prentiss, Elizabeth
- Procter, Adelaide
R
S
- Sammis, John
- Scheffler, Johann
- Shekelford, Mary
- Sherwin, William
- Smith, Walter
- Stites, Edgar Page
- Stone, Samuel J.
- Studdert-Kennedy, Geoffrey
T
- Tate, Nahum
- Tersteegen, Gerhard
- Thring, Godfrey
- Thrupp, Dorothy
- Toplady, Augustus M.
- Thomson, Mary Ann
V
W
- Waring, Anna
- Watts, Isaac
- Alas, and Did My Saviour Bleed?
- Begin, My Soul, Some Heavenly Theme
- Behold, The Grace Appears
- Blest Are the Humble Souls that See
- Blest Are the Humble Souls that See (This is a presentation of the hymn that parallels Watts’ verses with the text of Matthew 5:2-12.)
- Come, Ye That Love The Lord
- He Dies—The Friend of Sinners Dies!
- I’ll Praise My Maker While I’ve Breath
- I’ll Praise My Maker While I’ve Breath (This is a presentation of the hymn that parallels Watts’ verses with the text of Psalm 146.)
- Jesus Shall Reign
- Joy to the World
- O God, Our Help in Ages Past
- The Nativity of Christ
- We’re Marching to Zion
- Welcome, Sweet Day of Rest
- When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
- Wesley, Charles
- A Charge to Keep I Have
- All Thanks to the Lamb
- All Things Are Possible to Him
- Christ the Lord Is Risen Today!
- Come, O My God, the Promise Seal
- Come, O Thou Traveller Unknown
- Come On, My Partners in Distress
- Come, Sinners, to the Gospel Feast!
- Father, I Dare Believe
- Father of Jesus Christ My Lord
- Glory to God and Praise and Love
- God of All Power, and Truth and Grace
- Hark! The Herald-Angels Sing
- Help, Lord, the Busy Foe
- Holy As Thou, O Lord, Is None
- Hymn to Be Sung on the Anniversary of One’s Conversion
- I Want a Principle Within
- Infinite, Unexhausted Love!
- Jesu, Come, My Hope of Glory
- Jesu, Thou Strength of All That Turn
- Jesus, All-Atoning Lamb
- Jesus Hath Died that I Might Live
- Jesus! The Name High Over All
- Let Earth and Heaven Combine
- Light of Life, Seraphic Fire
- Lo! I Come With Joy To Do
- Lord, I Believe Thy Work of Grace
- Love Divine, All Loves Excelling
- Lovely Lamb, I Come to Thee
- None Is Like Jeshurun's God
- O for a Heart to Praise My God
- O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing
- O Glorious Hope of Perfect Love
- O Jesus, The Rest
- O Joyful Sound of Gospel Grace!
- O Love Divine, How Sweet Thou Art!
- O Thou Who Camest From Above
- Prisoners of Hope, Arise
- Rejoice, the Lord Is King
- See How Great a Flame Aspires!
- Sinners, Obey the Gospel-Word!
- Spirit of Faith, Come Down
- Talk With Us, Lord
- The Babes in Christ Should Nothing Know
- The Promise of Sanctification
- ’Tis Finished! The Messiah Dies
- What Am I, O Thou Glorious God
- Where Is My God, My Joy, My Hope?
- Whether the Word Be Preached or Read
- Wrestling Jacob
- Ye Ransomed Sinners, Hear
- Wesley, Charles and John
- Arise, My Soul, Arise
- Come, Holy Ghost, All Quickening Fire (1)
- Come, Holy Ghost, All Quickening Fire (2)
- Enslaved to Sense, to Pleasure Prone
- How Happy Is the Pilgrim’s Lot!
- Lord, I Believe A Rest Remains
- Saviour from Sin, I Want to Prove
- Since the Son Hath Made Me Free
- To the Haven of Thy Breast
- Ye Servants of God
- Wesley, John
- Wesley, Samuel
- Whittier, John Greenleaf
- Whittle, Daniel Webster
- Wordsworth, Christopher
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