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14:15
| Bring to the Lord a glad new song
| Michael A. Perry
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14:15
| Jesus has a table spread Where the saint
| Charles Brenton Widmeyer
| 1906
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14:15
| The King of Heaven His table spreads
| Philip Doddridge
| 1755
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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14:15-17
| See the feast our God prepares
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
| 7 7 7 7
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14:15-24
| Towering over road and river Stands
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
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14:16
| How rich are thy provisions Lord
| Isaac Watts
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| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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14:16
| My heart that was heavy and sad
| William Moore
| 1894
| 8 8 8 6 and refrain
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14:16-17
| How sweet and awesome is this place
| Isaac Watts
| 1707
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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14:17
| Come poor sinner to the blessed
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1877
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14:17
| The trumpets sound the angels sing
| Graham Kendrick
| ©1989
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14:17
| Come for the feast is spread hark to the
| Henry Burton
| 1878
| 6 4 6 4 6 6 6 4
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14:18
| Weary wanderer stop and listen
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
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| 8 7 8 7 and refrain
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14:22
| There is room in the fold of the
| Eliza Edmunds Hewitt
| 1912
| 10 8 10 8 and refrain
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14:22
| What ship is this you're sailing in This
| Anonymous
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| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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14:22
| Stop poor sinner stop and think Before
| John Newton
| 1779
| 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 6
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14:22
| Rescue the souls that perish
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
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| 7 6 7 6 D and refrain
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14:22
| Room for the penitent burdened with sin
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1877
| 10 10 10 10 and refrain
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14:22
| The mistakes of my life
| Urania Locke Stoughton Bailey
| 1871
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14:22
| Yet there is room the Lamb’s bright hall
| Horatius Bonar
| 1872
| 10 10 10
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14:22
| There's a King from above Who has
| James Rowe
| 1918
| 12 8 12 8 and refrain
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14:22-23
| How sweet and awesome is this place
| Isaac Watts
| 1707
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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14:23
| Gather them in for there yet is room
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
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14:23
| Christians wake no longer sleep
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
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| 7 7 7 7 and refrain
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14:23
| Call them in the poor the wretched
| Anna Shipton
| 1862
| 8 7 8 7 D
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14:23
| Rescue the perishing care for the dying
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1869
| 11 10 11 10 and refrain
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14:25-27
| These are the facts as we have received
| Michael Saward
| ©
| 10 10 11 10
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14:33
| All to Jesus I surrender All to Him I
| Judson Wheeler van Deventer
| ©1896
| 8 7 8 7 and refrain
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14:45-47
| These are the facts as we have received
| Michael Saward
| ©
| 10 10 11 10
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15:1-2
| We have done wrong and only God can
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
| 11 10 11 10
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15:1-7
| Gathered together as friends of the
| Brian R. Hoare
| ©
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15:2
| My Saviour sinners doth receive
| Leopold Franz Friedrich Lehr
| c.17
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15:2
| Jesus sinners doth receive O may all
| Erdmann Neumeister
| 1718
| 7 8 7 8 7 7
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15:2
| Jesus Friend of sinners hast Thou love
| Charles Irvin Junkin
| 1909
| 6 5 6 5 D
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15:2
| Sinners believe the Gospel word
| Charles Wesley
| 1741
| 8 8 8 8 8 8
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15:2
| O the wonder of the story Of the night
| Charles Irvin Junkin
| 1909
| 8 7 8 7 D
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15:2
| Jesus the sinner's Friend to Thee
| Charles Wesley
| 1739
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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15:2
| Thy faithfulness Lord each moment
| Charles Wesley
| 1741
| 10 10 11 11
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15:2
| Sinners Jesus will receive Sound this
| Erdmann Neumeister tr/ad by Emma Frances Shuttleworth Bevan
| 1671
| 7 7 7 7 and refrain
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15:3-24
| Light beyond shadow joy beyond tears
| Paul Wigmore
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15:4
| I never looked for Jesus praise God
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
| 7 6 9 7
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15:4
| Catch the fire
| Chris A. Bowater
| ©1996
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15:4
| I was once in darkness
| Joan Parsons
| ©1978
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15:4
| Amazing grace how sweet the sound
| John Newton & Bryn Austin Rees
| 1779
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:4
| Come let us sing of a wonderful love
| Robert Walmsley
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| 10 4 10 7 4 10 extended
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15:6
| I was lost in sin when Jesus found me
| Albert Simpson Reitz
| c.19
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15:6
| For all my days I'll sing His praise
| Dave Bilbrough
| ©1996
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15:6
| There were ninety and nine that safely
| Elizabeth Cecilia Douglas Clephane
| 1868
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15:6
| He is seeking for the lost
| Rebecca Ruter Springer
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| 7 7 11 7 7 11 and refrai
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15:7
| Who can describe the joys that rise
| Isaac Watts
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| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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15:9
| For all my days I'll sing His praise
| Dave Bilbrough
| ©1996
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15:10
| There is joy glad joy among the angels
| Daniel O. Teasley
| 1911
| 10 5 10 5 and refrain
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15:10
| Why do the holy angels sing Why do the
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1868
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.) and refrain
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15:10
| When a sinner comes as a sinner may
| Margaret Moody
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| 10 6 10 6 and refrain
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15:10
| Who can describe the joys that rise
| Isaac Watts
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| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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15:10
| Good news good news of a soul redeemed
| Eliza Edmunds Hewitt
| 1888
| 9 7 9 7 and refrain
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15:10
| There was joy in Heaven
| Reginald Heber
| 1827
| 6 6 7 7 7 7 6
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15:10
| There is sound of rejoicing around the
| Unknown
| 1896
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15:10
| Ring the bells of Heaven There is joy
| William Orcutt Cushing
| 1866
| 11 9 11 9 and refrain
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15:10
| There are angels hovering round
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15:11-24
| Afflictions though they seem severe In
| John Newton
| 1779
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:11-32
| Father of all with praise And thanks to
| David Mowbray
| ©
| 6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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15:13
| Behold the wretch whose lust and wine
| Isaac Watts
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| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:13-25
| The wretched prodigal behold in misery
| Scottish Psalter and Paraphras
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| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:17
| Afflictions though they seem severe
| John Newton
| 1779
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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15:17
| Afflictions though they seem severe In
| John Newton
| 1779
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:17
| Afflictions though they seem severe
| John Newton
| 1779
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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15:17-21
| We have done wrong and only God can
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
| 11 10 11 10
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15:18
| I have heard the welcome story Of
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1901
| 8 7 8 7 and refrain
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15:18
| Vile and sinful though my heart may be
| Alfred Henry Ackley
| 1917
| 9 9 9 5 and refrain
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15:18
| Lord to Thee I make confession I have
| Johann Franck tr/ad by Katherine Winkworth
| 1649
| 8 7 8 7 8 8
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15:18
| Like a wayward child I wandered
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1896
| 8 7 8 7 and refrain
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15:18
| You have wandered far on the desert
| Brown Rowland
| 1916
| 10 7 10 7 and refrain
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15:18
| Th'abyss of many a former sin
| Joseph of the Studium tr/ad by John Mason Neale
| 8 ce
| 8 8 8 8 8 8
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15:18
| Pilgrim burdened with thy sin Come the
| George Crabbe
| 1807
| 7 7 7 7 D
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15:18
| People of the living God I have sought
| James Montgomery
| 1829
| 7 7 7 7 D
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15:18
| Out in the wilderness wild and drear
| Thomas Obediah Chisholm
| 1914
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15:18
| Jesus I am coming home today
| Alfred Henry Ackley
| 1911
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15:18
| There's a sound of praise
| Paul Oakley
| ©1997
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15:18
| Come home come home
| Ellen Maria Huntington Gates
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15:18
| Why perish with cold and hunger
| Mary Ann Baker
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15:18
| Are you coming Home tonight
| C. C. & James McGranahan
| 1894
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15:18
| I've wandered far away from God Now I'm
| William James Kirkpatrick
| 1892
| 8 5 8 5 and refrain
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15:18-19
| Father I scarcely dare to pray So clear
| Helen Hunt Jackson
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| 8 8 8 8 D (D.L.M.)
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15:20
| In the distant land of famine Craving
| T. P. tr/ad by Emma Frances Shuttleworth Bevan
| 1898
| 8 7 8 7 D
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15:20
| Where is my wandering boy tonight
| Robert Lowry
| 1877
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15:20
| Father again in Jesus Name we meet
| Lucy Elizabeth Georgiana Whitmore
| 1824
| 10 10 10 10
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15:20
| My life is built on rock not sand
| Ian Smale
| ©1993
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15:20
| Is it true today that when people pray
| Martin Smith
| ©1996
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15:20
| I sing a simple song of love
| Craig Musseau
| ©1991
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15:20
| I dream of tongues of fire resting on
| Matt Redman
| ©1996
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15:20
| Catch the fire
| Chris A. Bowater
| ©1996
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15:20
| Like a bird on the deep
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1885
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15:20
| You did not wait for me to draw near
| Mark Altrogge
| ©1985
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15:20
| The King of love my Shepherd is Whose
| Henry Williams Baker
| 1868
| 8 7 8 7 Iambic
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15:20-24
| Thee O my God and King My Father thee
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| 6 6 7 7 7 7
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15:21-22
| O great God of nations revive us we pray
| Richard W. Adams
| ©2001
| 11 11 11 11 D
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15:23-24
| Thou who givest of Thy gladness Till the
| Gerhard Tersteegen tr/ad by Emma Frances Shuttleworth Bevan
| 1898
| 8 5 8 5 D
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15:24
| Amazing grace how sweet the sound
| John Newton tr/ad by Jubilate Hymns
| ©
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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15:24
| God is calling the prodigal come without
| Charles Hutchinson Gabriel
| 1889
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15:24
| Abba Father We approach Thee
| James George Deck
| 1841
| 8 7 8 7
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15:24
| I was lost without a trace
| Paul Oakley
| ©1995
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15:24
| My life is built on rock not sand
| Ian Smale
| ©1993
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15:24
| For all my days I'll sing His praise
| Dave Bilbrough
| ©1996
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15:24
| In the land of strangers
| Horatius Bonar
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15:32
| I was lost without a trace
| Paul Oakley
| ©1995
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15:32
| My life is built on rock not sand
| Ian Smale
| ©1993
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15:32
| For all my days I'll sing His praise
| Dave Bilbrough
| ©1996
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16:13
| Gathered together as friends of the
| Brian R. Hoare
| ©
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16:17
| Praise him praise him praise him powers
| Michael A. Perry
| ©
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16:19-22
| Lord build a bridge with us across the
| David Mowbray
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16:19-25
| A Worldling spent each day In luxury and
| John Newton
| 1779
| 6 6 6 6 8 8
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16:20
| As it fell out upon one day
| Traditional English Carol
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| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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16:22
| When I have finished my journey on earth
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
| 1877
| 10 7 10 7 and refrain
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16:22
| My latest sun is sinking fast My race is
| Jefferson Hascall
| 1860
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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16:24
| Come sinners to the gospel feast
| Charles Wesley
| 1747
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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17:4
| What if my brothers wrong me Lord
| David Mowbray
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| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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17:5
| Eternal Power of earth and air For Thou
| Anne Brontë
| 1843
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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17:5
| Lord help us ever to retain The
| Ludwig (Louis) Helmboldt tr/ad by Matthias Loy
| 1594
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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17:5
| Lord I want to be a Christian in my
| American Folk Hymn
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17:5
| Let us plead for faith alone Faith which
| Charles Wesley
| 1740
| 7 7 7 7
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17:5
| Give me the wings of faith to rise
| Isaac Watts
| 1709
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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17:5
| O for a faith that will not shrink
| William Hiley Bathurst
| 1831
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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17:11-19
| To the Lord I looked in patience from
| Paul Wigmore
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| 8 7 8 7 8 7
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17:17
| Wandering afar from the dwellings of men
| Philip Paul Bliss
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| 10 10 10 10 and refrain
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17:17
| Twelve for the twelve apostles eleven
| Christopher M. Idle
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17:20
| O heaven is in my heart
| Graham Kendrick
| ©1991
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17:21
| A little kingdom I possess Where thought
| Louisa May Alcock
| c.18
| 8 6 8 6 D (D.C.M.)
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17:21
| O wondrous world within a world
| Mary Artemisia Lathbury
| 1903
| 8 6 8 6 D (D.C.M.)
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17:26-30
| Is your harvest less than you had hoped
| Christopher M. Idle
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18:1
| Come to the morning prayer Come let us
| James Montgomery
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| 6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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18:1
| Pray always pray The Holy Spirit pleads
| Edward Henry Bickersteth
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| 10 10
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18:1-7
| Our Lord who knows full well
| John Newton
| 1779
| 6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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18:7
| We praise You O Father acknowledge You
| Michael A. Perry
| ©
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18:7
| I lift my eyes to you to heaven your
| Christopher M. Idle
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| 6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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18:7
| A Widow poor forlorn oppressed
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| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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18:8
| O Bethlem town tonight is cold
| Gordon Bottomley
| 1902
| 8 8 8 8 8 8
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18:9-14
| Happy are those whose offence is
| Christopher M. Idle
| ©
| 11 7 11 7
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18:10
| Behold how sinners disagree
| Isaac Watts
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| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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18:13
| O my Saviour I am weary Let my cry to
| Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby
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| 8 7 8 7 and refrain
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18:13
| We praise You O Father acknowledge You
| Michael A. Perry
| ©
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18:13
| Saviour Prince of Israel's race See me
| Charles Wesley
| 1749
| 7 7 7 7 7 7
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18:13
| With broken heart and contrite sigh
| Cornelius Elven
| 1852
| 8 8 8 8 (L.M.)
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18:13
| Lord like the publican I stand And lift
| Thomas Raffles
| 1831
| 8 6 8 6 (C.M.)
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18:13
| Lord I deserve thy deepest wrath
| Basil Jr. Manly
| 1850
| 8 8 8 8 8 8
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