I. Walking With God.
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- Oh! for a closer walk with God,
- A calm and heavenly frame;
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II. Jehovah-Jireh. The Lord Will Provide.
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- The saints should never be dismay'd,
- Nor sink in hopeless fear;
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III. Jehovah-Rophi. I Am the Lord That Healeth Thee.
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- Heal us, Emmanuel! here we are,
- Waiting to feel Thy touch:
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IV. Jehovah-Nissi. The Lord My Banner.
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- By whom was David taught
- To aim the deadly blow,
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V. Jehovah-Shalom. The Lord Send Peace.
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- Jesus! whose blood so freely stream'd
- To satisfy the law's demand;
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VI. Wisdom
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- "Ere God had built the mountains,
- Or raised the fruitful hills;
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VII. Vanity of the World.
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- God gives his mercies to be spent;
- Your hoard will do your soul no good.
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VIII. O Lord, I Will Praise Thee
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- I will praise Thee every day
- Now Thine anger's turn'd away;
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IX. The Contrite Heart
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- The Lord will happiness divine
- On contrite hearts bestow;
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X. The Future Peace and Glory of the Church
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- Hear what God the Lord hath spoken,
- "O my people, faint and few,
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XI. Jehovah Our Righteousness.
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- My God, how perfect are Thy ways!
- But mine polluted are;
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XII. Ephraim Repenting.
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- My God, till I received Thy stroke,
- How like a beast was I!
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XIII. The Covenant.
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- The Lord proclaims His grace abroad!
- "Behold, I change your hearts of stone;
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XIV. Jehovah-Shammah.
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- As birds their infant brood protect,
- And spread their wings to shelter them,
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XV. Praise for the Fountain Opened.
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- There is a fountain fill'd with blood,
- Drawn from Emmanuel's veins;
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XVI. The Sower.
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- Ye sons of earth prepare the plough,
- Break up your fallow ground;
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XVII. The House of Prayer.
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- Thy mansion is the Christian's heart,
- O Lord, Thy dwelling place secure!
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XVIII. Lovest Thou Me?
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- Hark my soul! it is the Lord;
- 'Tis Thy Saviour, hear His word;
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XIX. Contentment.
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- Fierce passions discompose the mind,
- As tempests vex the sea,
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XX. Old Testament Gospel
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- Israel in ancient days
- Not only had a view
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XXI. Sardis.
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- "Write to Sardis," saith the Lord,
- "And write what He declares,
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XXII. Prayer for Children.
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- Bestow, dear Lord, upon our youth,
- The gift of saving grace;
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XXIII. Pleading for and with Youth.
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- Sin has undone our wretched race;
- But Jesus has restored,
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XXIV. Prayer for Children
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- Gracious Lord, our children see,
- By Thy mercy we are free;
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XXV. Jehovah Jesus.
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- My song shall bless the Lord of all,
- My praise shall climb to His abode;
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XXVI. On Opening a Place for Social Prayer.
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- Jesus! where'er Thy people meet,
- There they behold Thy mercy seat;
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XXVII. Welcome to the Table.
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- This is the feast of heavenly wine,
- And God invites to sup;
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XXVIII. Jesus Hasting to Suffer.
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- The Saviour, what a noble flame
- Was kindled in his breast,
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XXIX. Exhortation to Prayer.
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- What various hindrances we meet
- In coming to a mercy seat!
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XXX. The Light and Glory of the Word.
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- The Spirit breathes upon the word,
- And brings the truth to sight;
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XXXI. On the Death of a Minister.
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- His master taken from his head,
- Elisha saw him go;
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XXXII. The Shining Light.
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- My former hopes are fled,
- My terror now begins;
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XXXIII. The Waiting Soul
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- Breathe from the gentle south, O Lord,
- And cheer me from the north;
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XXXIV. Seeking the Beloved.
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- To those who love the Lord I speak;
- Is my Beloved near?
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XXXV. Welcome Cross.
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- 'Tis my happiness below
- Not to live without the cross,
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XXXVI. Afflictions Sanctified by the Word.
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- Oh how I love Thy holy Word,
- Thy gracious covenant, O Lord!
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XXXVII. Temptation.
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- The billows swell, the winds are high,
- Clouds overcast my wintry sky;
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XXXVIII. Looking Upwards in a Storm.
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- God of my life, to Thee I call,
- Afflicted at Thy feet I fall;
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XXXIX. The Valley of the Shadow of Death.
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- My soul is sad, and much dismay'd;
- See, Lord, what legions of my foes,
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XL. Peace after a Storm.
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- When darkness long has veil'd my mind,
- And smiling day once more appears,
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XLI. Mourning and Longing.
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- The Saviour hides His face;
- My spirit thirsts to prove
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XLII. Self-Acquaintance.
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- Dear Lord! accept a sinful heart,
- Which of itself complains,
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XLIII. Prayer for Patience.
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- Lord, who hast suffer'd all for me,
- My peace and pardon to procure,
XLIV. Submission
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- O Lord, my best desire fultil,
- And help me to resign
| XLV. The Happy Change.
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- How bless'd Thy creature is, O God,
- When with a single eye,
| XLVI. Retirement.
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- Far from the world, O Lord, I flee,
- From strife and tumult far;
| XLVII. The Hidden Life.
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- To tell the Saviour all my wants,
- How pleasing is the task!
| XLVIII. Joy and Peace in Believing.
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- Sometimes a light surprises
- The Christian while he sings;
| XLIX. True Pleasures.
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- Lord, my soul with pleasure springs
- When Jesu's name I hear:
| L. The Christian
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- Honor and happiness unite
- To make the Christian's name a praise;
| LI. Lively Hope and Gracious Fear.
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- I was a grovelling creature once,
- And basely cleaved to earth:
| LII. For the Poor.
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- When Hagar found the bottle spent
- And wept o'er Ishmael,
| LIII. My Soul Thirsteth for God.
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- I thirst, but not as once I did,
- The vain delights of earth to share;
| LIV. Love Constrained to Obedience.
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- No strength of nature can suffice
- To serve the Lord aright:
| LV. The Heart Healed and Changed by Mercy.
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- Sin enslaved me many years,
- And led me bound and blind;
| LVI. Hatred of Sin.
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- Holy Lord God! I love Thy truth,
- Nor dare Thy least commandment slight;
| LVII. The New Convert.
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- The new-born child of gospel grace,
- Like some fair tree when summer's nigh,
| LVIII. True and False Comforts
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- O God, whose favorable eye,
- The sin-sick soul revives,
| LIX. A Living and a Dead Faith.
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- The Lord receives his highest praise
- From humble minds and hearts sincere;
| LX. Abuse of the Gospel.
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- Too many, Lord, abuse Thy grace
- In this licentious day,
| LXI. The Narrow Way.
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- What thousands never knew the road!
- What thousands hate it when 'tis known!
| LXII. Dependence.
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- To keep the lamp alive,
- With oil we fill the bowl;
| LXIII. Not Works.
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- Grace, triumphant in the throne,
- Scorns a rival, reigns alone;
| LXIV. Praise for Faith.
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- Of all the gifts Thine hand bestows,
- Thou Giver of all good!
| LXV. Grace and Providence
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- Almighty King! whose wondrous hand
- Supports the weight of sea and land;
| LXVI. I Will Praise the Lord at All Times
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- Winter has a joy for me,
- While the Saviour's charms I read,
| LXVII. Longing to be with Christ.
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- To Jesus, the crown of my hope,
- My soul is in haste to be gone;
| LXVIII. Light Shining out of Darkness.
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- God moves in a mysterious way
- His wonders to perform;
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