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The stranger and his friend
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d1 (1853) First Line: A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed
The stranger and his friend
Ah how empty how fleeting
Author: Michael Franck Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d2 (1853)
Ah how empty how fleeting
Ah why this disconsolate frame
Author: Caleb Taylor Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d3 (1853)
Ah why this disconsolate frame
Convalescence
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d4 (1853) First Line: All hail, thou lengthener of my days
Convalescence
And dost thou say, ask what thou wilt
Author: John Newton Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d5 (1853)
And dost thou say, ask what thou wilt
And wilt thou hear the fevered heart
Author: John Keble Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d8 (1853)
And wilt thou hear the fevered heart
Around Bethesda's healing wave
Author: Bernard Barton Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d10 (1853)
Around Bethesda's healing wave
As oft, with worn and weary feet
Author: James Edmeston Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d12 (1853)
As oft, with worn and weary feet
As, panting in the sultry beam
Author: John Bowdler Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d13 (1853)
As, panting in the sultry beam
Ask, and ye shall receive, This promise
Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d14 (1853)
Ask, and ye shall receive, This promise
At evening time, let there be light
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d15 (1853)
At evening time, let there be light
Before thy footstool kneeling
Author: Thomas Hastings Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d16 (1853)
Before thy footstool kneeling
Behold how short a span
Author: Francis Quarles Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d17 (1853)
Behold how short a span
Behold the great physician stands
Author: Philip Doddridge Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d18 (1853)
Behold the great physician stands
Birds have their quiet nest, foxes their holes
Author: John Samuel Bewley Monsell Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d19 (1853)
Birds have their quiet nest, foxes their holes
Broken hearted, weep no more
Author: George W. Doane; George Washington Doane Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d20 (1853)
Broken hearted, weep no more
Cease here longer to detain me
Author: R. Cecil Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d21 (1853)
Cease here longer to detain me
Chamber of sickness, much to thee I owe
Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d22 (1853)
Chamber of sickness, much to thee I owe
Christ's exhortation
Author: John Bowdler Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d24 (1853) First Line: Child of man, whose seed below
Christ's exhortation
Come, let us join our friends above, who [that] have obtained the prize
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d25 (1853)
Come, let us join our friends above, who [that] have obtained the prize
Come, my fond fluttering heart, Come struggle to [you must now] be free
Author: Jane Taylor Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d26 (1853)
Come, my fond fluttering heart, Come struggle to [you must now] be free
Come to Calvary's holy mountain, Sinners ruined by the fall
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d27 (1853)
Come to Calvary's holy mountain, Sinners ruined by the fall
Come who will, the voice from heaven
Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d28 (1853)
Come who will, the voice from heaven
Deathless spirit [principle], now arise [come arise]
Author: Augustus M. Toplady, 1740-1778 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d29 (1853)
Deathless spirit [principle], now arise [come arise]
Alpha and omega
Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d32 (1853) First Line: End of faith and its foundation
Alpha and omega
Eternity, Eternity, how vast
Author: Arthur Russell Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d33 (1853)
Eternity, Eternity, how vast
Ever patient, gentle, meek
Author: Charlotte Elliott Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d34 (1853)
Ever patient, gentle, meek
Father, by thy love and power
Author: Joseph Anstice Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d35 (1853)
Father, by thy love and power
Father, if thou willing be
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d36 (1853)
Father, if thou willing be
A living sacrifice
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d37 (1853) First Line: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, One in three
A living sacrifice
For what shall I praise thee
Author: Caroline Fry Wilson Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d38 (1853)
For what shall I praise thee
Fountain of grace, rich, full, and free
Author: James Edmeston Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d39 (1853)
Fountain of grace, rich, full, and free
Lifting the soul to God
Author: John Quarles Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d40 (1853) First Line: Fountain of light [life] and living breath
Lifting the soul to God
From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
Author: Hugh Stowell Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d41 (1853)
From every stormy wind [sense] that blows
From the depths of grief and fear
Author: P. Fletcher Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d42 (1853)
From the depths of grief and fear
From the recesses of a lowly spirit
Author: John Bowring Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d43 (1853)
From the recesses of a lowly spirit
Extreme sufferings
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d44 (1853) First Line: Full of trembling expectation
Extreme sufferings
Gentle stranger, fearless come
Author: Wilks Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d45 (1853)
Gentle stranger, fearless come
Balm in Gilead
Author: C. Bowles Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d46 (1853) First Line: Give me the voice of mirth
Balm in Gilead
Go and tell Jesus when thy heart is glad
Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d48 (1853)
Go and tell Jesus when thy heart is glad
Go to dark [sad] Gethsemane
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: SNHS1853 #d50 (1853)
Go to dark [sad] Gethsemane
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