Hymns

Olney Hymns

John Newton & William Cowper · 1779 · 348 hymns

The 1779 hymnal of John Newton and William Cowper, written for the parish of Olney. Source of "Amazing Grace," "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken," and "There Is a Fountain." Organized in three books: on select passages of Scripture, on occasional subjects, and on the progress of the spiritual life.

  1. 1On man, in his own image made,John Newton · Gen 3:9
  2. 2When Adam fell he quickly lostJohn Newton · Gen 4:3-8
  3. 3O! for a closer walk with God,William Cowper · Gen 5:24
  4. 4By faith in CHRIST I walk with God,John Newton · Ps 23:4
  5. 5How hurtful was the choice of Lot,John Newton · Gen 13:10
  6. 6The saints should never be dismayed,William Cowper · Gen 22:14
  7. 7Though troubles assailJohn Newton
  8. 8Poor Esau repented too lateJohn Newton · Gen 25:34; Heb 12:16
  9. 9If the LORD our leader be,John Newton · Gen 28:12
  10. 10Nay, I cannot let Thee go,John Newton · Gen 32:27
  11. 11My soul once had its plenteous years,John Newton · Gen 41:56
  12. 12When Joseph his brethren beheld,John Newton · Gen 45:3,4
  13. 13Bitter, indeed, the waters are.John Newton · Ex 15:23-15
  14. 14Heal us, EMMANUEL, here we are,William Cowper · Ex 15
  15. 15Manna to Israel well suppliedJohn Newton · Ex 16:18
  16. 16The manna favored Israel's meat,John Newton · Ex 16:20
  17. 17By whom was David taught,William Cowper · Ex 17:15
  18. 18When Israel heard the fiery law,John Newton · Ex 32:4,31
  19. 19See Aaron, God's anointed priest,John Newton · Lev 8:7-9
  20. 20How blest the righteous areJohn Newton · Num 23:10
  21. 21When Joshua, by GOD's command,John Newton · Josh 10:6
  22. 22Jesus, whose blood so freely streamedWilliam Cowper · Judg 6:24
  23. 23The signs which GOD to Gideon gave,John Newton · Judg 6:37-40
  24. 24The lion that on Sampson roared,John Newton · Judg 14:8
  25. 25When Hannah pressed with grief,John Newton · 1 Sam 1:10,18
  26. 26When first to make my heart his own,John Newton · Judg 5:4,5
  27. 27The kine unguided wentJohn Newton · 1 Sam 6:12
  28. 28When first my soul enlistedJohn Newton · 1 Sam 17:38-40
  29. 29How David, when by sin deceived,John Newton · 2 Sam 11:27
  30. 30Poor, weak, and worthless though I am,John Newton · 2 Sam 16:17
  31. 31Come, my soul, thy suit prepare,John Newton · 1 Ki 3:5
  32. 32If Solomon for wisdom prayed,John Newton · 1 Ki 3:5
  33. 33Behold the throne of grace!John Newton · 1 Ki 3:5
  34. 34From Sheba a distant reportJohn Newton · 1 Ki 10:1-9
  35. 35Elijah's example declares,John Newton · 1 Ki 17:6
  36. 36By the poor widow's oil and mealJohn Newton · 1 Ki 17:16
  37. 37Though Jericho pleasantly stood,John Newton · 2 Ki 2:19-22
  38. 38Before Elisha's gateJohn Newton · 2 Ki 5:14
  39. 39The prophets sons, in time of old,John Newton · 2 Ki 6:5,6
  40. 40Alas! Elisha's servant cried,John Newton · 2 Ki 6:16
  41. 41Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound)John Newton · 1 Chr 17:16,17
  42. 42Joy is a fruit that will not growJohn Newton · Neh 9:10
  43. 43Sweet was the time when first I feltJohn Newton · Job 29:2
  44. 44Savior shine and cheer my soul,John Newton
  45. 45In mercy, not in wrath, rebukeJohn Newton · Ps 6
  46. 46How tedious and tasteless the hours,John Newton · Ps 73:25
  47. 47Incarnate God! the soul that knowsJohn Newton · Ps 91
  48. 48That man no guard or weapons needs,John Newton · Ps 91
  49. 49When Israel was from Egypt freed,John Newton · Ps 107:7
  50. 50For mercies, countless as the sands,John Newton · Ps 116:12,13
  51. 51What a mournful life is mine,John Newton · Ps 120:5-7
  52. 52Ere God had built the mountains,William Cowper · Pr 8:22-31
  53. 53One there is, above all others,John Newton · Pr 18:24
  54. 54The evils that beset our pathJohn Newton · Eccl 2
  55. 55God gives his mercies to be spent;William Cowper
  56. 56Honey though the bee prepares,John Newton
  57. 57How sweet the name of Jesus soundsJohn Newton · SS 1:3
  58. 58I Will praise thee every dayWilliam Cowper · Isa 12
  59. 59He who on earth as man was known,John Newton · Isa 32:2
  60. 60Glorious things of thee are spoken,John Newton · Isa 33:27,28
  61. 61As the serpent raised by MosesJohn Newton · Isa 45:22
  62. 62How lost was my conditionJohn Newton
  63. 63Pensive, doubting, fearful heart,John Newton · Isa 44:5-11
  64. 64The LORD will happiness divineWilliam Cowper · Isa 47:15
  65. 65Hear what God the LORD hath spoken,William Cowper · Isa 60:15-20
  66. 66As parched in the barren sandsJohn Newton · Jer 17:5-8
  67. 67My God! how perfect are thy ways!William Cowper · Jer 23:6
  68. 68My God! till I received thy stroke,William Cowper · Jer 31:18-20
  69. 69From pole to pole let others roam,John Newton · Lam 3:24
  70. 70Once perishing in blood I lay,John Newton · Ezek 16:64
  71. 71The Lord proclaims his grace abroad!William Cowper · Ezek 36:25-28
  72. 72As birds their infant brood protect,William Cowper · Ezek 48:33
  73. 73Supported by the word,John Newton · Dan 3:6
  74. 74Poor sinners! little do they thinkJohn Newton · Dan 5:5,6
  75. 75As once for Jonah, so the LordJohn Newton · Jonah 4:7
  76. 76Son of God! thy people's shield!John Newton · Zech 2:10
  77. 77With Satan, my accuser near,John Newton · Zech 3:1-5
  78. 78Jesus Christ, the Lord's anointed,John Newton · Zech 3:9
  79. 79There is a fountain filled with bloodWilliam Cowper · Zech 13:1
  80. 80When sinners utter boasting words,John Newton · Mal 3:16-18
  81. 81Encouraged by thy wordJohn Newton · Mt 7:7-8
  82. 82Oft as the leper's case I read,John Newton · Mt 8:23
  83. 83Physician of my sin-sick soul,John Newton · Mt 9:12
  84. 84When Jesus claims the sinner's heart,John Newton · Mt 12:43-45
  85. 85Ye sons of earth prepare the plow,William Cowper · Mt 13:3
  86. 86Though in the outward church belowJohn Newton · Mt 13:37-42
  87. 87A Word from JESUS calms the sea,John Newton · Mt 14:28-31
  88. 88Prayer an answer will obtain,John Newton · Mt 15:22-28
  89. 89What think you of Christ? is the testJohn Newton · Mt 22:42
  90. 90When descending from the skyJohn Newton · Mt 25:1
  91. 91When Peter boasted, soon he fell,John Newton · Mt 26:73
  92. 92Legion was my name by nature,John Newton · Mk 5:18,19
  93. 93Could the creatures help or ease usJohn Newton · Mk 5:39-42
  94. 94When the disciples crossed the lakeJohn Newton · Mk 8:14
  95. 95Mercy, O thou Son of David!John Newton · Mk 10:47,48
  96. 96Thy mansion is the christian's heart,William Cowper · Mk 11:17
  97. 97One aweful word which JESUS spoke,John Newton · Mk 11:20
  98. 98Once a woman silent stoodJohn Newton · Lk 7:47
  99. 99How kind the good SamaritanJohn Newton · Lk 10:33-35
  100. 100Martha her love and joy expressedJohn Newton · Lk 10:38-42
  101. 101The castle of the human heartJohn Newton · Lk 11:21,22
  102. 102"My barns are full, my stores increase,John Newton · Lk 12:16-21
  103. 103The church a garden isJohn Newton · Lk 13:6-9
  104. 104Afflictions, though they seem severe;John Newton · Lk 15:11-24
  105. 105A Worldling spent each dayJohn Newton · Lk 16:19-25
  106. 106Our Lord, who knows full wellJohn Newton · Lk 18:1-7
  107. 107Zaccheus climbed the tree,John Newton · Lk 19:1-6
  108. 108"Simon, beware! the Savior said,John Newton · Lk 22:31,32
  109. 109"Father, forgive (the Savior said)John Newton · Lk 23:34
  110. 110Sovereign grace has pow'r aloneJohn Newton · Lk 23:39-43
  111. 111Jesus, to what didst thou submitJohn Newton · Jn 4:28
  112. 112Beside the gospel poolJohn Newton · Jn 5:2-4
  113. 113Here at Bethesda's pool, the poor,John Newton · Jn 5:2-4
  114. 114Constrained by their LORD to embark,John Newton · Jn 6:16-21
  115. 115When any turn from Zion's way,John Newton · Jn 6:67-69
  116. 116"I Am, saith CHRIST our glorious head,John Newton · Jn 11:25
  117. 117Mary to her Savior's tombJohn Newton · Jn 20:11-16
  118. 118Hark, my soul! it is the LORD;William Cowper · Jn 21:16
  119. 119'Tis a point I long to know,John Newton · Jn 21:16
  120. 120As some tall rock amidst the waves,John Newton · Acts 7:54-60
  121. 121Lord, thou hast won, at length I yield,John Newton · Acts 9:6
  122. 122Fervent persevering prayersJohn Newton · Acts 12:5-8
  123. 123A Believer, free from care,John Newton · Acts 16:29,30
  124. 124Then the apostle wonders wrought,John Newton · Acts 19:13-16
  125. 125If Paul in Caesar's court must stand,John Newton · Acts 27
  126. 126I would, but cannot sing,John Newton · Rom 7
  127. 127Darkness overspreads us here,John Newton · Rom 8
  128. 128When Israel's tribes were parched with thirst,John Newton · 1 Cor 10:4
  129. 129Oppressed with unbelief and sin,John Newton · 2 Cor 12:9
  130. 130Strange and mysterious is my life,John Newton · Gal 5:17
  131. 131Fierce passions discompose the mind,William Cowper · Php 4:11
  132. 132Israel in ancient days,William Cowper · Heb 4:2
  133. 133The word of CHRIST, our Lord,John Newton · Heb 4:12,13
  134. 134By various maxims, forms and rules,John Newton · Heb 12:2
  135. 135Afflictions do not come alone,John Newton · Heb 12:5-11
  136. 136Thus saith the LORD to Ephesus,John Newton · Rev 2:1,7
  137. 137The message first to Smyrna sent,John Newton · Rev 2:11
  138. 138"Write to Sardis, saith the Lord,William Cowper · Rev 3:1-6
  139. 139Thus saith the holy One, and true,John Newton · Rev 3:7-13
  140. 140Hear what the Lord, the great Amen,John Newton · Rev 3:14-20
  141. 141When the beloved disciple tookJohn Newton · Rev 10
  142. 142While with ceaseless course the sunJohn Newton
  143. 143Time, with an unwearied hand,John Newton · Is 10:3
  144. 144See! another year is gone!John Newton
  145. 145Time, by moments, steals away,John Newton
  146. 146Hark! how time's wide sounding bellJohn Newton
  147. 147Oft in vain the voice of truth,John Newton
  148. 148Now, gracious Lord, thine arm reveal,John Newton
  149. 149Bestow, dear Lord, upon our youthWilliam Cowper
  150. 150Now may fervent prayer ariseJohn Newton
  151. 151When Peter through the tedious nightJohn Newton · Lk 5:4
  152. 152Sin has undone our wretched race,William Cowper
  153. 153Gracious Lord, our children see,William Cowper · Ex 10:9
  154. 154The Shunemite, oppressed with grief,John Newton · 2 Ki 4:31
  155. 155Does it not grief, and wonder move,John Newton · 1 Ki 18
  156. 156Preachers may, from Ezekiel's case,John Newton · Ezek 37
  157. 157When Moses waved his mystic rodJohn Newton · Ex 14:21
  158. 158The God who once to Israel spokeJohn Newton
  159. 159O Thou, at whose almighty word,John Newton · Num 20:11
  160. 160Elisha, struck with grief and awe,John Newton · 2 Ki 51:11-14
  161. 161O David's Son, and David's Lord!John Newton · 1 Chr 28:9
  162. 162Let us adore the grace that seeksJohn Newton · 2 Cor 6:17,18
  163. 163Jesus, who bought us with his blood,John Newton · 1 Chr 4:9,10
  164. 164Ensnared, too long, my heart has beenJohn Newton · Prov 8:34,35
  165. 165Zion! the city of our God,John Newton · Jer 1:5
  166. 166Beneath the tyrant Satan's yokeJohn Newton · Deut 6:20-23
  167. 167What contradictions meetJohn Newton · Gal 4:19
  168. 168Thy message, by the preacher, seal,John Newton · 2 Cor 5:20
  169. 169When Paul was parted from his friendsJohn Newton · Acts 20:26,27
  170. 170Alas! by nature how depraved,John Newton · Jer 3:19
  171. 171See, how rude winter's icy handJohn Newton · Gen 8:22
  172. 172Though cloudy skies, and northern blasts,John Newton
  173. 173Bleak winter is subdued at length,John Newton
  174. 174Pleasing spring again is here!John Newton
  175. 175Though the morn may be serene,John Newton
  176. 176The grass, and flow'rs, which clothe the field,John Newton · Isa 40:7
  177. 177See! the corn again in ear!John Newton · Hos 14:7 Mk 4:26-29
  178. 178Sweeter founds than music knowsJohn Newton
  179. 179My song shall bless the LORD of all,William Cowper · Col 1:17
  180. 180Now let us join with hearts and tongues,John Newton · Rev 5
  181. 181Safely through another week,John Newton
  182. 182The LORD, our salvation and light,John Newton · 1 Sam 7:12
  183. 183Let hearts and tongues uniteJohn Newton · 1 Sam 7:12
  184. 184O LORD, our languid souls inspire,John Newton
  185. 185Jesus, where'er thy people meet,William Cowper · Isa 54:2
  186. 186How welcome to the saints, when pressedJohn Newton · Exod 31:15
  187. 187O happy they who know the Lord,John Newton
  188. 188Happy are they, to whom the LORDJohn Newton · Deut 32:29
  189. 189Once, while we aimed at Zion's songs,John Newton
  190. 190Gladness was spread through Israel's hostJohn Newton
  191. 191Chief Shepherd of thy chosen sheep,John Newton · Zech 11:17
  192. 192Savior, visit thy plantation,John Newton
  193. 193My harp untuned, and laid aside,John Newton
  194. 194This is the feast of heav'nly wine,William Cowper
  195. 195When on the cross, my Lord I seeJohn Newton
  196. 196The Savior! what a noble flameWilliam Cowper · Lk 11:50
  197. 197Let me dwell on Golgotha,John Newton
  198. 198In evil long I took delight,John Newton · John 19:37
  199. 199When Israel by divine commandJohn Newton
  200. 200Refreshed by the bread and wine,John Newton
  201. 201What various hindrances we meetWilliam Cowper · Ex 17:11
  202. 202In themselves, as weak as worms,John Newton · Ps 50:15
  203. 203The Spirit breathes upon the word,William Cowper
  204. 204Precious Bible! what a treasureJohn Newton · Ps 119:50,103
  205. 205The gath'ring clouds, with aspect dark,John Newton · Rev 16:1
  206. 206O, may the pow'r which melts the rockJohn Newton · Isa 1:2
  207. 207While Joshua led the armed bands.John Newton · Ex 17:9
  208. 208See the gloomy gath'ring cloudJohn Newton · Isa 26:20
  209. 209Although on massy pillars built,John Newton · Rev 6:16
  210. 210Wearied by day with toils and cares,John Newton
  211. 211Kindred in CHRIST, for his dear sake,John Newton
  212. 212As the sun's enliv'ning eyeJohn Newton
  213. 213In vain my fancy strives to paintJohn Newton
  214. 214His master taken from his head,William Cowper
  215. 215Oft as the bell, with solemn toll,John Newton
  216. 216My soul, this curious house of clay,John Newton · 2 Cor 5:1
  217. 217Courage, my soul! behold the prizeJohn Newton · Job 3:17
  218. 218Day of judgment, day of wonders!John Newton · Matt 12:36
  219. 219God, with one piercing glance, looks throughJohn Newton · 2 Pet 2:8-10
  220. 220John in vision saw the dayJohn Newton · Rev 20:11,12
  221. 221That was a wonder-working wordJohn Newton · Job 38:7
  222. 222The book of nature open lies,John Newton · Mt 6:26-28
  223. 223When the sun, with cheerful beams,John Newton · Gen 9:14
  224. 224When a black overspreading cloudJohn Newton · 2 Pet 3:10
  225. 225A Glance from heav'n, with sweet effect,John Newton
  226. 226The moon in silver glory shone,John Newton
  227. 227The moon has but a borrowed light,John Newton · 1 Cor 13:1
  228. 228If for a time the air be calm,John Newton
  229. 229Though small the drops of falling rain,John Newton · Mt 7:24 1Pet 2:6
  230. 230The ice and snow we lately saw,John Newton
  231. 231As needles point towards the pole,John Newton · Jn 7:32
  232. 232On the same flow'r we often seeJohn Newton
  233. 233The subtle spider often weavesJohn Newton
  234. 234A Lion, though by nature wild,John Newton · Isa 11:6
  235. 235The Savior calls his people sheep,John Newton · Ps 23:1
  236. 236A Garden contemplation suits,John Newton · Isa 61:3
  237. 237A Shelter from the rain or wind,John Newton · Isa 32:2
  238. 238The water stood like walls of brass,John Newton · Ex 14:22
  239. 239When slumber seals our weary eyes,John Newton · Isa 29:8
  240. 240See, the world for youth prepares,John Newton
  241. 241Blinded in youth by Satan's arts,John Newton
  242. 242No words can declare,John Newton
  243. 243Stop, poor sinner! stop and thinkJohn Newton · Rev 6:16
  244. 244Shall men pretend to pleasureJohn Newton · Isa 57:20,21
  245. 245Sinner, art thou still secure?John Newton
  246. 246Sinner, hear the Savior's call,John Newton · Ezek 33:11
  247. 247Ah, what can I do,John Newton
  248. 248O LORD, how vile am I,John Newton · Job 40:4
  249. 249My former hopes are dead,William Cowper · Ps 130:6
  250. 250My soul is besetJohn Newton · Lk 23:43
  251. 251Breathe from the gentle South, O LORD,William Cowper · Ps 40:1
  252. 252Cheer up, my soul, there is a mercy-seatJohn Newton
  253. 253Approach, my soul, the mercy-seatJohn Newton · Ps 32:5-7
  254. 254To those who know the LORD I speak,William Cowper · SS 5:8
  255. 255Does the gospel-word proclaimJohn Newton · Mt 11:28
  256. 256God moves in a mysterious way,William Cowper · Jn 8:7
  257. 257'Tis my happiness belowWilliam Cowper · Heb 12:8
  258. 258O How I love thy holy word,William Cowper · Ps 119:71
  259. 259The billows swell the winds are high,William Cowper
  260. 260God of my life, to thee I call,William Cowper · Ps 69:15
  261. 261My soul is sad and much dismayed;William Cowper · Eph 6:16
  262. 262'Tis past-the dreadful stormy nightJohn Newton
  263. 263Unless the LORD had been my stayJohn Newton
  264. 264When darkness long has veiled my mind,William Cowper · Isa 54:7-10
  265. 265The Savior hides his face!William Cowper
  266. 266When my prayers are a burden and task,John Newton · Jn 13:25
  267. 267Dear Lord accept a sinful heart,William Cowper
  268. 268Kindle, Savior, in my heartJohn Newton
  269. 269Lord, who hast suffered all for me,William Cowper · Josh 7:1-6
  270. 270O Lord, my best desire fulfillWilliam Cowper
  271. 271When my Savior, my Shepherd is near,John Newton · Jer 1:19
  272. 272Return to bless my waiting eyes,John Newton
  273. 273Though sore beset with guilt and fear,John Newton · Judg 13:23
  274. 274Forest beasts, that live by prey,John Newton · Ps 104:20
  275. 275When the poor pris'ner through a grateJohn Newton · Ps 140:2
  276. 276Uncertain how the way to findJohn Newton
  277. 277I asked the LORD that I might growJohn Newton · Ps 65:5
  278. 278Begone unbelief,John Newton · Acts 14:22
  279. 279If to Jesus for reliefJohn Newton · Mt 6:26-30
  280. 280Unbelief the soul dismays,John Newton · Ex 14:21
  281. 281Be still my heart! these anxious caresJohn Newton · Luke 22:35
  282. 282One glance of thine, eternal LORD,John Newton · 2 Cor 5:21
  283. 283From Egypt lately freedJohn Newton · Heb 11:13,27
  284. 284Sight, hearing, feeling, taste and smell,John Newton · Lk 8:46
  285. 285How blest thy creature is, O God,William Cowper · Isa 35:7
  286. 286Far from the world, O Lord, I flee,William Cowper
  287. 287Why should I fear the darkest hour,John Newton
  288. 288To tell the Savior all my wants,William Cowper
  289. 289Sometimes a light surprisesWilliam Cowper · Mt 6:34
  290. 290Lord my soul with pleasure springs,William Cowper · Pr 3:17
  291. 291Honor and happiness uniteWilliam Cowper
  292. 292I was a groveling creature once,William Cowper
  293. 293Yes! since God himself has said it,John Newton · Isa 48:8
  294. 294O, speak that gracious word again,John Newton · Ps 71:11
  295. 295Saved by blood I live to tell,John Newton
  296. 296While I lived without the Lord,John Newton · Ps 55:22
  297. 297When the wounded spirit hearsJohn Newton
  298. 298When Hagar found the bottle spent,William Cowper · Gen 21:19
  299. 299As when the weary travell'r gainsJohn Newton · Acts 20:24
  300. 300Let worldly minds the world pursue,John Newton · Jer 31:3
  301. 301Happy the birth where grace presidesJohn Newton
  302. 302I thirst, but not as once I did,William Cowper
  303. 303No strength of nature can sufficeWilliam Cowper · Rom 3:31
  304. 304Sin enslaved me many years,William Cowper
  305. 305Holy LORD GOD! I love thy truth,William Cowper
  306. 306Quiet, LORD, my froward heart,John Newton · Ps 131:2 Mt 18:3,4
  307. 307Fix my heart and eyes on thine!John Newton
  308. 308Ten thousand talents once I owed,John Newton · 1 Chr 29:14
  309. 309The new-born child of gospel-grace,William Cowper · Judg 7:2
  310. 310O God, whose favorable eyeWilliam Cowper
  311. 311Zeal is that pure and heav'nly flame,John Newton · 2 Ki 10:16
  312. 312The LORD receives his highest praise,William Cowper · Ex 28:33
  313. 313Too many, LORD, abuse thy grace,William Cowper
  314. 314What thousands never knew the road!William Cowper
  315. 315To keep the lamp aliveWilliam Cowper · Mt 26:33
  316. 316Grace, triumphant in the throne,William Cowper
  317. 317Sin, when viewed by scripture light,John Newton
  318. 318Destruction's dangerous roadJohn Newton · 1 Pet 3:20
  319. 319The wishes that the sluggard frames,John Newton · Prov 6:10; 24:30; 22:13; 20:4
  320. 320How soon the Savior's gracious call,John Newton · Acts 9:6
  321. 321Of all the gifts thine hand bestows,William Cowper
  322. 322Almighty King! whose wondrous hand,William Cowper
  323. 323Let us love, and sing, and wonder,John Newton · Rev 2:10
  324. 324Winter has a joy for me,William Cowper
  325. 325Rejoice, believer, in the LORDJohn Newton · Col 3:3
  326. 326Salvation! what a glorious plan,John Newton
  327. 327Now may the LORD reveal his face,John Newton · Rom 5:21
  328. 328Prepare a thankful songJohn Newton
  329. 329Lord, what is man! extremes how wide,John Newton
  330. 330Confirm the hope thy word allows,John Newton
  331. 331Now, LORD, inspire the preacher's heart,John Newton
  332. 332Thy promise, LORD, and thy commandJohn Newton · Ps 85:8
  333. 333Hungry, and faint, and poor,John Newton
  334. 334Remember us, we pray thee, LORD,John Newton · Psalm 106:4,5
  335. 335Not to Sinai's dreadful blaze,John Newton · Heb 12:18,22
  336. 336Often thy public means of grace,John Newton · Judg 5:11
  337. 337With Israel's God who can compare?John Newton · Deut 33:26-29
  338. 338JESUS is mine! I'm now preparedJohn Newton · Hab 3:17,18
  339. 339We seek a rest beyond the skies,John Newton
  340. 340The saints EMMANUEL'S portion are,John Newton · Deut 32:9,10
  341. 341Now may He who from the deadJohn Newton · Heb 13:20,24
  342. 342May the grace of CHRIST our SaviorJohn Newton · 2 Cor 13:14
  343. 343The peace which God alone reveals,John Newton · Php 4:7
  344. 344To thee our wants are known,John Newton · Rev 22:20
  345. 345The Father we adore,John Newton
  346. 346Father of angels and of men,John Newton
  347. 347Glory to God the Father's nameIsaac Watts · 1 Cor 10:31
  348. 348Ye saints on earth ascribe with heav'ns high host,John Newton

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