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Oh thou my soul, bless God the Lord;
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 103 verses 1-4+22
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Not all the blood of beasts on Jewish altars slain
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Isaac Watts
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Thine be the glory
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Edmond Budry tr. by Richard B. Hoyle
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Sands of time are sinking
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Ann Ross Cousins
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Hushed was the evening hymn,
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J. D. Burns
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Oh! what matchless condescension
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William Gadsby
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How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
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John Newton
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Head of the Church and Lord of all,
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J. Tritton
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Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
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Isaac Watts
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Glory to God on High
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A. Toplady and J. Allen
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My faith looks up to Thee
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Dr Ray Palmer
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I waited for the Lord my God
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 40 verses 1 to 5
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Behold the mountain of the Lord
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Scottish Paraphrase
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How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord
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G. Keith
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After thy loving kindness, Lord,
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 51 verses 1 to 7
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"For ever with the Lord!" Amen, so let it be;
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James Montgomery
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All the way my Saviour leads me
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Fanny J. Crosby
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My faith has found a resting place
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Eliza E. Hewitt
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O send thy light forth and thy truth
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 43 verses 3 to 5
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O worship the King, all glorious above
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Sir R. Grant
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Nearer still nearer, close to Thy heart
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Mrs Charles Morris
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Come Thou Almighty King
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Madan
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Praise your Redeemer, praise His name
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J. Swain
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Hark, my soul! it is the Lord
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William Cowper
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Praise my Soul, the King of Heaven
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H. F. Lyte
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Holy Bible, Book Divine!
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J. Burton
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Jesus! The very thought of Thee
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Bernard
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O for a heart to praise my God
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Charles Wesley
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'Tis the church triumphant singing worthy the Lamb
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J. Kent
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Come every gracious heart
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S. Stennett
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Lord, thee my God, I'll early seek;
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 63 verses 1 to 8
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The King of Love My Shepherd is
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Sir H. W. Baker
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Arise My Soul Arise
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Charles Wesley
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OH, safe to the Rock that is higher than I
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W. Cushing
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Come sing my soul, and praise the Lord
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D.W. Whittle
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Give to our God immortal praise
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Isaac Watts
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Awake! My Soul in joyful lays
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S. Medley
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Glory, glory, to our King
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T. Kelly
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O Lord, thou art my God and King;
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 145 (2nd version)
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Lord I was blind I could not see
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W.T. Matson
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Thou art the Everlasting Word
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J. Conder
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Hail! Thou once despised Jesus!
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J. Bakewell
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Come thou fount of every blessing
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R Robinson
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According to Thy gracious Word
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J. Montgomery
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The God of Abram Praise
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T Olivers
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All people that on earth do dwell
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 100
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Thou whose almighty word
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J. Marriott
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How sweet and awful is the place
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Isaac Watts
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Let us with a gladsome mind praise the Lord, for he is kind
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John Milton
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The race that long in darkness pin'd have seen a glorious light
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Scottish Paraphrase
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Now thank we all our God,
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Martin Rinckart tr. Catherine Winkworth
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What various hindrances we meet
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William Cowper
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Hallelujah! who shall part
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W. Dickinson
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God's mercies I will ever sing
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 89
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A debtor to mercy alone
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Augustus Toplady
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Grace! 'tis a charming sound,
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P. Doddridge and A. M. Toplady
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O Bless the Lord, my soul!
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Isaac Watts
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When I survey the wondrous cross
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Isaac Watts
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Begone unbelief, my Saviour is near
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John Newton
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From all the saints, who from their labours rest
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William Walsham How
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God is our refuge and our strength
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 46
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Praise waits for thee in Sion, Lord:
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 65
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Tell me the old old story
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Miss K. Hankey
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True faith believes the Word Divine
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R. Burnham
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Lord, from the depths to thee I cry'd
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 130
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On Thee, O God of purity
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Augustus Toplady
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Now let a song of sacred joy
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Samuel Medley
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Jesus! Lover of my Soul, Let me to Thy bosom fly,
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Charles Wesley
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More of Thy love, my God, I find, In every hour I live
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Mushett
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Saviour Divine! we know Thy name, and in that name we trust
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Philip Doddridge
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Faith! 'tis a precious grace, Where'er it is bestowed
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Benjamin Beddome
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O Lord thou has me search'd and known.
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 139
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Glory to God the Father be
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A. Triggs
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Christ is the Lord our Righteousness
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S. Turner
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To the name of our salvation, Laud and honour let us pay
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Anon. 15th Century (Trans John Neale)
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God's promises are sweet, They melt the saints in tears
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R. Burnham
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All, fulness dwells in Thee, Lord
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T. Bradbury
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Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty.
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Reginald Heber
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To do thy will I take delight .
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Scottish Metrical Psalm 40
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Jesus! The sinner's friend
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Charles Wesley
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One there is above all others, Well deserves the name of Friend;
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John Newton
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Jesus, the name high over all
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Charles Wesley
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There is no name so sweet on earth
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George W. Bethune
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Salvation! O my soul, rejoice!
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W. Gadsby
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How shall I my Saviour set forth?
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J. Maxwell
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Now ye ransomed of the Lord
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D. Denham
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O God, most Holy! Thee we praise;
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Anonymous
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Like sheep we went astray
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Isaac Watts
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Jesus, Master, whose I am
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Francis Ridley Havergal
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God in Three appears all glorious
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R. Burnham
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O Lord my God! when I in awesome wonder
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Carl Gustav Boberg
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We give immortal praise
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Isaac Watts
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To Thy temple I repair
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James Montgomery
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Lord, we confess our numerous faults
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Isaac Watts
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