William Hiley Bathurst

William Hiley Bathurst

Texts by William Hiley Bathurst (67)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A beam from heaven is sentWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)2
Almejo a fé que forte é no mundo tentadorWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)Portuguese2
Before thy cross, my dying LordWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)4
Before thy mercy seat, O LordWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English19
Call it not death, it is but lifeWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)2
Danos el fuego que ardíoWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)Spanish2
Darkness long hath veiled the nationsWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
Ere the world, with light investedWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)2
Eternal Spirit, by whose powerWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English6
Except the Lord our labors blessWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English12
Few are the hours when we can shareWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)6
Full of weakness and of sinWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English7
Glory to the almighty FatherWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English5
Great God, when I approach Thy throneWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English29
Hail, brightest, happiest mornWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
Hark, the distant isles proclaimRev. William H. Bathurst, 1796- (Author)English9
Holy Lord, our hearts prepareWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)17
Holy Spirit, from on highW H Bathurst (Author)English67
How blest are they whose hearts are pureW. H. Bathurst, 1796-1877 (Author)English1
How blessed the righteous when he diesWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English1
How bright a day was that, which sawWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)6
How long will ye despise My name?William H. Bathurst (Author)English2
How sweet it is in early youthWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
How sweet the hour of closing dayBathurst (Author)English93
How vainly strive ungodly foesWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
In pity to a dying worldWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
Is there a world of bitter woeWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
Jesus, Thy church with longing eyesWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English68
குன்றிப்போகா விஸ்வாசமே (Kuṉṟippōkā visvācamē)William Hiley Bathurst (Author)Tamil2
Lord, a better heart bestowWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)4
Lord, bid Thy light ariseW. H. Bathurst (Author)English10
Lord, let thy saving mercy healWm. Hiley Bathurst (Author)2
Lord, show thy glory, as of oldWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)3
Lord, when I lift my voice to TheeWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English3
Lord, when our offerings we presentW. Bathurst (Author)5
Lord, when wilt Thou extend Thy swayWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
O att den elden lyste klarWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)Swedish2
O for a beam of heavenly lightWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)2
O for a faith that will not shrinkWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English517
O for that flame of living fireWm. H. Bathurst (Author)English66
O, give thanks unto the Lord, All His wondrous deeds proclaimBathurst (Author)3
O havde jeg saa sterk en troWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)Norwegian2
O how is Zion's glory goneWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)2
O Savior, may we never rest, Till Thou art formed withinWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English15
O Tro, som skr'kkes ej, om denWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)Danish2
¡Oh! tenga yo la ardiente feWilliam H. Bathurst (1796-1877) (Author)Spanish1
Por una fe capaz, SeñorWilliam H. Bathhurst, 1796-1877 (Author)Spanish2
Savior at Thy feet we bowWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English10
Savior, let Thy Gospel lightWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
Shepherd of Israel, from aboveWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English16
Spirit of holiness, look downWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)20
Spirit of life, thine influence shedWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)2
The long expected hour draws nearWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
The Lord shall come; at that great dayWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
The Savior comes; O happiest soundWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
This day the Lord hath called His ownWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English23
To the Source of every blessingWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)6
When shall thy name be knownWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)2
When the world my heart is rendingWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English11
When threatening enemies assailWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
Who can declare the day or hourWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English2
Why buy we that which is not breadWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)1
Why search ye in the narrow tombWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)1
Why should our tears in sorrow flowWilliam H. Bathurst (Author)English79
Wide o’er earth’s remotest borderWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2
Ye servants of the living God Let praise your hearts employWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)7
Zion, by her God forsakenWilliam Hiley Bathurst (Author)English2

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