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A Collection of Lutheran Music

Hymnal Concordance

’Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary’ Edition

Abridged Concordance

A Collection of Lutheran Music

Hymnal Concordance

’Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary’ Edition

Abridged Concordance

Donald L. Vossler

Editor

Anaheim, California

c© 2008 Donald L. Vossler

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Preface

Wherever Christians gather together to worship and praise God, we sing songs—songs that express ourguilt due to sin, our contrition and confession, and our faith, hope and joy of God’s grace and salvation.Throughout history Christians have joined together in singing hymns of praise to a loving God. Lutheransin particular are blessed with a great heritage of Christian music. The Lutheran hymnals commonly used inour American churches today are truly a blessing from our Lord.

The goal of A Collection of Lutheran Music is to help Christians praise God with music and song. ThisCollection of music provides simplified chordbooks, midi files, concordances and audio CDs as supplementsto the common Lutheran hymnals and is aimed at increasing the number of people who can enjoy studying,listening to and playing this cherished music themselves.

Hymnal Concordance

A concordance is an alphabetical index of all the words in a text or corpus of texts, showing every contextualoccurrence of a word. This concordance indexes the hymn stanzas found in the Lutheran hymnal EvangelicalLutheran Hymnary published in 1996 by Morning Star Music Publishers.

The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary Concordance is available in two versions. This book is the AbridgedConcordance. It includes entries for the significant words in the hymnal (excluding common prepositions,pronouns, verbs, and articles). The CD that accompanies the book contains the browser-based UnabridgedConcordance that indexes all the words that appear in the hymnal and is very convenient for computer use.

The statistics below compare the contents of the Unabridged and Abridged versions:

• Unabridged Concordance: 5,803 words, 109,268 phrases indexed

• Abridged Concordance: 5,396 words, 49,591 phrases indexed

Each phase entry in the concordance is preceeded by a reference. For example, the entry

510.1.3 The Sabbath has no end.

under the word SABBATH has the reference “510.1.3” which means the phrase “Holy keep the Sabbathday,” is found in Hymn 510, Stanza 1, Phrase 3. The abbreviations Ti, Re, or Al shown in some referencesindicate the word is found in the hymn Title, Refrain, or Alleluia Refrain, respectively.

Media Formats

The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary concordance is available in several media formats. The Abridged Con-cordance is available as both a printed book and as an Abobe PDF file (Portable Document Format) that canbe downloaded from the Lutheran Music web site. The Unabridged Concordance is available on a computerCD accompanying the printed book, or as a ZIP file downloaded from the web site.

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Copyrights

In preparing A Collection of Lutheran Music for publication every effort has been made to respect theintellectual property rights of the copyright holders. Other than indexing short phrases, neither the Abridgednor the Unabridged version contains full hymn texts that are under copyright protection.

“Music is an outstanding gift of God and next to theology...I would not give up my slight knowledgeof music for a great consideration...and youth should be taught this art...for it makes fine skillfulpeople...I would certainly like to praise music with all my heart as the excellent gift of God whichit is and to commend it to everyone.” Martin Luther

Dedicated to the glory of Christ,

Donald L. VosslerOctober 2008 (first printing)

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Contents

A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 354W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378

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ABOUND

A (339 words)

A (546 entries omitted)

see Unabridged Concordance

AARON (1 entry)

191.3.7 You can be like faithful Aaron,

ABANDON (1 entry)

43.7.6 Never, Lord, abandon me.

ABASE (2 entries)

488.2.2 Do not My Word of truth abase.

537.6.2 Nor among the goats abase me,

ABATE (1 entry)

369.3.4 And ready to abate.

ABATES (1 entry)

517.11.4 Which never here abates;

ABBA (1 entry)

424.3.5 I have called Thee Abba, Father;

ABEL’S (1 entry)

283.4.1 Abel’s blood for vengeance

ABHORRED (4 entries)

264.4.5 Hence, abhorred possession,

322.4.3 Beneath my burden,self-abhorred,

411.3.4 Freed from sin’s abhorreddominion,

488.1.2 All idols are to be abhorred.

ABIDE (70 entries)

2.2.7 That we in living faith abide,

2.3.3 And in Thy service to abide;

5.3.3 Abide with us till life is o’er

28.5.1 Dearest Guest, with us abide,

58.2.3 In all our hearts abide,

80.4.4 That faith and love in me abide.

84.3.3 In Thy light may we abide

91.5.2 My heart to Thee; here, Lord,abide!

92.5.2 My heart to Thee; here, Lord,abide!

93.3.3 Let it abide in us, that we

104.5.2 Bid Christ with thee abide;

115.15.4 But with Thee abide forever

129.5.4 And here abide forever.

137.4.7 O come to us, abide with us,

188.3.5 Thus may they abide in union

211.2.6 Chose to abide on earth withmen–

229.5.1 Now in this faith I will abide

236.1.9 Faithful Lord, abide with me;

242.4.2 Thy cov’nant surely will abide;

243.2.6 Should I abide in evil

254.3.1 Here let my constant feet abide;

258.3.3 Dear Lord, abide;

270.3.2 There forever to abide!

271.4.3 While here I live, abide with me;290.5.1 In death’s dark hour with me

abide291.11.4 When here I may no more abide.

324.13.4 And in Your saving grace abide

329.6.3 For Jesus will in love abide

353.3.3 Pure in heart and act abide,

374.2.6 That, reconciled, I might abide

398.5.2 Light that enlightens us all, Lifethat in all may abide:

446.2.5 My Jesus doth abide,

446.7.7 But Jesus doth abide.

460.4.2 Truth doth evermore abide.

461.4.6 In Thy garner to abide.

465.6.4 No longer may abide;

482.1.8 In heav’n but joys abide.

494.2.9 Abide with me, O Savior,505.4.3 That He might with Thy Church

abide511.Ti.1 Lord Jesus Christ, with Us Abide

511.1.1 Lord Jesus Christ, with us abide,

523.4.4 Joys that through all time abide.

532.4.5 With my Savior to abide

561.Ti.1 Abide with Me; Fast Falls theEventide

561.1.1 Abide with me; fast falls theeventide.

561.1.2 The darkness deepens; Lord withme abide.

561.1.4 Help of the helpless, O abide withme!

561.2.4 O Thou who changest not, abidewith me!

561.3.4 Come, not to sojourn, but abidewith me!

561.4.4 O Friend of sinners, thus abidewith me!

561.5.4 On to the close, O Lord, abidewith me!

561.6.4 Through cloud and sunshine, Oabide with me!

561.7.4 I triumph still if Thou abide withme!

561.8.4 In life, in death, O Lord, abidewith me!

563.Ti.1 Abide with Us, the Day Is Waning

563.1.1 Abide with us, the day is waning;

563.3.1 Abide with us; with heav’nlygladness

563.4.1 Abide with us, O Savior tender,

577.3.1 Abide with me from morn till eve,

577.3.3 Abide with me when night is nigh,

578.3.3 Abide with me, Thou heav’nlyLight,

578.5.3 Abide! I will not let Thee go.

579.Ti.1 Abide in Grace, Lord Jesus

579.1.1 Abide in grace, Lord Jesus,

579.2.1 Abide, Lord, with the story

579.3.1 Abide, our pathway brighten

579.4.1 Abide with us in blessing,

579.5.1 Abide, our only safety,

579.6.1 Abide among us ever,

581.2.3 If Thou, O Lord, with us abide,

ABIDES (6 entries)

154.4.2 The true God now abides withyou.

448.1.10 God’s great love abides for aye.





ABIDEST (1 entry)

368.5.4 Thou still with me abidest.

ABIDETH (5 entries)

293.6.8 In Thy wounds, and thereabideth.

446.7.1 The world abideth not;

475.4.5 God’s love in all abideth,

513.2.5 My soul in peace abideth

519.1.2 His will abideth holy.

ABIDING (19 entries)

10.5.2 And Thine abiding peace bestow;

13.2.1 Underneath Thy wings abiding,

95.3.5 Now on earth with men abiding,

114.2.1 Shepherds in the fields abiding,

128.3.2 Gave His Son and life abiding;

151.5.5 Within Thy heart abiding,

210.2.5 Close by Your side abiding,

234.4.1 Abiding, steadfast, firm, and sure

288.4.1 Beside that well for aye abiding,

300.4.1 O that, near the cross abiding,

321.6.5 We in heav’n with Thee abiding,

341.7.7 He grants abiding peace

362.2.2 While on earth I am abiding;

374.3.3 His words abiding peace impart;

422.1.2 “All in My way abiding;

437.1.3 His wounds are my abiding-place;

465.9.6 By faith in us abiding,

468.6.4 Earthly wealth is not abiding,

477.2.2 My Hope and Life abiding;

ABLAZE (1 entry)

42.2.2 Saints who set their world ablaze,

ABLE (3 entries)

313.1.3 Thou, Bread of Life, alone art able

313.8.3 For, lo, thereby I now am able

321.4.2 Whereon eyes of faith are able

ABODE (6 entries)

214.1.4 Formed thee for His own abode.

259.7.4 And make it Thine abode!261.Ti.1 Who Trusts in God, a Strong

Abode261.1.1 Who trusts in God, a strong abode

296.4.3 By the vault whose dark abode

518.3.11 To Thine abode

ABODES (1 entry)

581.4.2 To yon abodes of glory;

ABOUND (11 entries)

26.4.7 Abound in love and mercy.

69.6.6 And oil and wine abound,193.4.1 Blessings abound where’er He

reigns:

209.4.3 Let the healing streams abound;

228.1.4 And righteous fruits abound.

391.1.2 Great joy doth there abound;

440.6.5 The wicked ev’rywhere abound

452.5.1 Where’er the greatest sins abound

492.3.2 And would in works of loveabound

511.5.1 O God, how sin’s dread worksabound!

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ABOUNDING ACCURSED

588.2.4 In our hearts and lives abound.

ABOUNDING (2 entries)

313.10.1 This feast is manna, wealthabounding

528.2.5 Thus by His death and graceabounding

ABOUNDS (2 entries)

229.3.5 More than my sins His graceabounds,

530.1.2 There pardon for my sin abounds.

ABOUT (6 entries omitted)


ABOVE (141 entries omitted)


ABRAHAM (5 entries)

46.2.3 To Abraham made in formeryears

47.5.4 To Abraham and all his race.

69.Ti.1 The God of Abraham Praise200.1.3 With Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,

the blest,432.7.1 Thus Abraham, the friend of

God,

ABRAHAM’S (2 entries)

405.2.5 He’s Abraham’s and Isaac’s God,529.3.6 In Abraham’s arms, in

Abraham’s arms.

ABR’AM (3 entries)

69.1.1 The God of Abr’am praise,



ABRAM (1 entry)

95.3.2 Once through faith to Abramgiven,

ABR’AM’S (1 entry)

69.9.5 Hail, Abr’am’s God and mine!

ABRAM’S (2 entries)

165.3.1 Abram’s promised great Reward,

406.3.2 To Abram’s bosom bear mehome,

ABROAD (20 entries)

4.2.3 He blesses them who spreadabroad His fame,

14.3.5 All Thine influence shed abroad;26.1.5 And from them both art shed

abroad,52.2.3 Who works His wonders all

abroad,62.3.2 And yet He deigns to shed abroad

102.4.6 Now o’er earth is shed abroad,

150.4.5 These joyful tidings tell abroad,

163.1.4 Tell abroad His goodness proudly,

192.6.2 Through all the earth abroad;

231.2.3 It sheds its luster all abroad

239a.3.8 His name abroad is poured.

239b.3.8 His name abroad is poured.

259.6.8 And tell Thy grace abroad.

292.8.2 How shall I spread abroad Thywondrous story?

299.1.2 To spread her Maker’s praiseabroad

344.3.6 Now He bids us tell abroad

356.1.2 Earth, tell it out abroad,

390.3.6 Spread abroad the Victor’s fame!

390.3.7 Spread abroad the Victor’s fame!

556.1.6 Around us and abroad,

ABSENT (2 entries)

552.2.2 Absent from Him, I roam,576.1.3 Keep our loved ones who are

absent

ABSOLUTION (4 entries)

417.6.1 The words which absolution give

417.7.2 The absolution sets us free,

417.10.2 For absolution full and free,

537.3.8 Grant Thy gift of absolution

ABSOLVE (2 entries)

257.6.2 Absolve us through Thyboundless grace;

551.4.2 Absolve and lift us up again;

ABSOLVED (2 entries)

417.8.2 Absolved by Christ the sinnerstands;

432.2.3 Fully through these absolved I am

ABSORBING (1 entry)

182.7.7 From things transitory, absorbingmy love,

ABSTAIN (2 entries)

227.4.1 From sin our flesh could notabstain,

470.3.3 Abstain from idle words,

ABUNDANT (4 entries)

71.2.2 For Thine abundant blessing

346.2.4 Flow’rs in life abundant free;468.1.2 God’s abundant grace and

blessing,

580.1.4 Spring up, and bear abundantfruit.

ABUSE (2 entries)

334.2.6 With sore abuse and scorn!

335.2.6 With sore abuse and scorn!

ABUSED (1 entry)

304.3.2 Who hath so sore abused Thee

ABYSS (2 entries)

462.3.2 For near the abyss I am brought,

499.3.1 O Love, Thou bottomless abyss,

ACCENTS (2 entries)

200.3.2 In accents persuasive and tender,

356.2.5 And, list’ning to His accents,

ACCEPT (10 entries)

155.5.4 Accept the praise I bring.

182.6.3 Graciously accept the proffer:

277.5.1 Thou didst accept their praises;

277.5.2 Accept the prayers we bring,

292.14.3 Thou wilt accept my gift in Thygreat meekness

426.4.2 Come, accept His invitation.

512.Ti.1 My God, Accept My Heart ThisDay

512.1.1 My God, accept my heart this day

514.3.2 Accept them with Thy favor;

594.2.3 Accept what is Thine own

ACCEPTANCE (3 entries)

155.4.1 By Thee my pray’rs acceptancegain

397.4.4 And find acceptance there,

397.4.5 And find acceptance there!

ACCEPTED (1 entry)

227.11.1 Hope waits for the accepted hour

ACCEPTING (1 entry)

107.4.4 Accepting Christ’s salvation.

ACCLAIM (2 entries)

70.4.1 Twelve times twelve thousandThee acclaim,

183.4.7 Let word and life acclaim

ACCLAMATION (1 entry)

390.4.1 Hark, those bursts ofacclamation!

ACCOMPLISH (1 entry)

379.4.4 Lord, accomplish Thou Thy will.

ACCOMPLISHING (1 entry)

46.1.4 Accomplishing their salvation,

ACCORD (17 entries)

11.5.5 Victorious death accord

43.2.5 Fill the heav’ns with sweet accord:

86.3.6 O God, with one accord,

104.7.1 E’en babes with one accord112a.12.1 At this glad birth, with one

accord, with one accord112b.12.1 At this glad birth, with one

accord, with one accord144.5.2 Do Thou to us Thy grace accord,

181.6.2 Sang of old with one accord;

182.3.8 Was, with the One needful, inblessed accord.

241.2.1 With one accord, O God, we pray:

244.1.4 In accord with Thine own saying

329.1.2 We celebrate with one accord;

377.6.5 Christ, our Lord, Will accord389.7.2 All praise to Thee let earth

accord,418.7.6 We sing to Thee with one accord.

449.1.3 Attunes my heart to sweet accord,

597.1.2 With one accord our partinghymn of praise.

ACCORDING (2 entries)

383.2.3 And lead, according to Thyname,

418.2.3 You live according to your creed,

ACCORDS (1 entry)

211.4.5 Jesus His grace to us accords,

ACCOUNT (2 entries)

495.3.1 Shouldst Thou a strict accountdemand,

586.3.6 Till my account is given

ACCURSED (5 entries)

39.7.8 Sin’s full accursed burden

239a.1.4 From the accursed load.

239b.1.4 From the accursed load.

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ACCUSATION ADORE

343.5.3 He died on the accursed tree–

373.1.6 Upon th’ accursed tree,

ACCUSATION (2 entries)

61.5.3 Which blotted out all theaccusation

246.3.3 Drop your ugly accusation,

ACCUSATIONS (1 entry)

336.2.3 Spitting, shame, andaccusations,

ACCUSE (4 entries)

33.4.4 When the Foe shall accuse andassail us.

229.3.2 My sins may sore accuse me,

260.3.1 Who now His people shall accuse?

333.5.3 Falsely did Thy foes accuse Thee–

ACCUSES (1 entry)

155.4.3 Satan accuses me in vain,

ACHE (1 entry)

539.3.2 No hurt, no ache, no sore;

ACHIEVE (1 entry)

362.5.5 He redemption did achieve–

ACHING (2 entries)

438.6.5 Comfort then our aching breast,

567.4.3 Strength for our weak hearts, restfor aching bodies,

ACKNOWLEDGE (2 entries)

44.5.3 And ever doth acknowledgeThee,

163.3.2 I acknowledge that by Thee

ACQUIT (1 entry)

417.3.2 I truly pardon and acquit,

ACQUITTED (2 entries)

292.5.3 Man forfeited his life and isacquitted–

426.7.2 From the Law I stand acquitted;

ACROSS (1 entry)

560.1.4 Steal across the sky.

ACT (4 entries)

27.5.2 That we may act the valiant part

208.4.3 Thine act is only blessing,

353.3.3 Pure in heart and act abide,372.2.6 My ev’ry act, word, thought, be

love.

ACTIONS (5 entries)

86.7.7 To such good actions win us

281.4.3 By words and signs and actionsthus

470.4.6 With words and actions kind;487.4.1 May He our actions deign to

bless,538.3.7 In thoughts and words and

actions.

ACTIVE (1 entry)

76.1.2 Active and watchful, standing allbefore Thee;

ADAM (8 entries)

193.5.3 In Him the tribes of Adam boast

194.4.2 The sons of Adam their lost homeregain.

295.3.5 Come now, Adam, come and see

302.2.4 And Adam too by sin defile.

431.Ti.1 In Adam We Have All Been One

431.1.1 In Adam we have all been one,491.4.1 But Christ, the second Adam,

came516.6.3 On Adam with temptation;

ADAM’S (9 entries)

125.4.5 Adam’s likeness, Lord, efface;

181.3.3 That the race of Adam’s children,

268.4.6 From Adam’s fall,

430.Ti.1 By Adam’s Fall Is All Forlorn

430.1.1 By Adam’s fall is all forlorn

430.3.1 By Adam’s sin we all have sinned

430.3.5 Like as we all Through Adam’sfall

491.Ti.1 All Mankind Fell in Adam’s Fall

491.1.1 All mankind fell in Adam’s fall,

ADDRESS (1 entry)

256.1.3 Then to earnest prayer addressyou;

ADDRESSED (5 entries)

147.5.4 Addressed their joyful song:

172.1.7 Anthems be to Thee addressed,



558.1.4 All praises be addressed.

ADDS (1 entry)

523.3.4 Adds more luster to the day.

ADOPTION’S (1 entry)

95.6.6 Now enjoys adoption’s spirit;

ADORATION (18 entries)

1.4.2 Praise to Thee and adoration!

6.1.3 Our songs of adoration.

7.1.5 Sound forth thy true adoration.

54.4.5 Praise, adoration,

58.3.2 In adoration;

61.5.1 To You, O Savior, our adoration

65.1.4 Sound forth in glad adoration!

82.2.2 Praise and adoration.

142.1.9 Give Him praise and adoration!

159.3.1 ’Tis the name for adoration;169.4.3 Richer by far is the heart’s

adoration;222.3.7 Undivided adoration

321.2.2 And with adoration fill thee,380.1.2 And adoration leaves no room

for pride,

436.3.4 Heart’s adoration.

588.2.1 Thanks we give and adoration

596.Ti.1 Praise to Thee and Adoration

596.1.1 Praise to Thee and adoration,

ADORE (90 entries)

6.4.4 With angel hosts let us adore

7.2.2 Now, on the throne of His pow’rlet all creatures adore Him!

12.5.7 Love and adore.15.2.1 Holy, holy, holy! All the saints

adore Thee,20.3.7 Then forever we’ll adore Thee,

21.6.2 Whom earth and heav’n adore,

28.4.2 In His temple to adore Him!

29.2.3 Where we find Thee and adoreThee,

30.2.3 Where we find Thee and adoreThee,

31.5.3 Whom, with the Spirit, we adore

43.1.4 All in heav’n above adore Thee.

44.11.3 Thy name we worship and adore,

45.22.1 Day after day we Thee adore:

50.4.4 Us to adore You as Your love.51.5.2 The God whom heav’n and earth

adore,57.4.8 Hymns that adore Him

61.4.3 Then He shall crown us, while weadore Him;

63.3.6 Whom earth and heav’n adore!64.Ti.1 Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens,

Adore Him64.1.1 Praise the Lord, ye heav’ns, adore

Him,65.5.1 Praise to the Lord! O let all that

is in me adore Him!65.5.4 Gladly for aye we adore Him.

66.4.4 And to adore the Lamb.

67.5.1 Angels, help us to adore Him,

68.6.3 Blest Trinity, whom we adore,

69.4.6 I shall His pow’r adore

76.1.4 Thus we adore Thee.

79.1.6 To honor and adore Thee,

81.9.3 Whom with the Spirit we adore

94.2.3 And I, too, will adore Thee97.4.3 There shall we laud You and

adore98.4.1 Yea, amen, let all adore Thee,

100.3.7 As Lord and God adore Him,

100.5.5 The angels shall adore Him,

103.5.3 All nations shall adore Him,

104.6.4 And honor and adore Him.

106.5.3 Whom with the Father we adore108.4.3 All things in heav’n and earth

adore,116.3.3 Come, adore on bended knee

118.3.1 O dearest Child, whom I adore,

118.4.8 Forever to adore Thee.

133.Re.1 O come, let us adore Him,

133.Re.2 O come, let us adore Him,133.Re.3 O come, let us adore Him, Christ

the Lord!143.5.4 Are His, whom angels’ songs

adore.152.8.4 May I in heav’n Thy name adore!

157.6.3 Whom with the Father we adore168.2.4 Thee, whom heav’n and earth

adore;169.2.3 Angels adore Him in slumber

reclining,

173.5.3 Whom with the Father we adore181.5.1 O ye heights of heav’n, adore

Him;194.Re.2 Till all the world adore His sacred

name.198.6.2 Such grace with wond’ring thanks

adore217.4.3 When His saints in light adore

Him,224.3.4 In Spirit to adore,

230.4.8 I shall greet Thee and adoreThee.

231.5.4 And His distinguished graceadore!

263.3.8 Earth and all its depth adore Him,

266.3.3 We Thee unseen adore:

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ADORED AFFORD

270.3.3 All the heav’nly hosts adore Thee,

278.4.2 And ever Thee adore

281.7.3 The Trinity whom we adore

290.5.3 Where with Thy saints I shalladore

321.6.6 With all saints will Thee adore.327.1.1 O Lord, we praise Thee, bless

Thee, and adore Thee,328.2.6 Saying, while thou dost adore

Him:365.4.5 We thank Thee and adore,

376.1.2 Your Lord and King adore;

404.5.6 The Church doth Him adore.

405.2.2 The righteous seed adore Him;

408.3.3 Thus unite we to adore Him,

443.2.4 Your noblest work is to adore.

454.5.5 Evermore We adore

464.3.7 And with your lives adore Him

466.1.3 We lay it before Thee; we kneeland adore Thee;

467.5.3 We, too, dear Lord, adore Thee;

471a.4.1 Jesus, the name which we adore,

471b.4.1 Jesus, the name which we adore,497.Ti.1 Praise the Almighty; My Soul,

Adore Him497.1.1 Praise the Almighty, my soul,

adore Him!522.2.4 And e’er My pard’ning grace

adore.”535.5.7 And tell, as I adore Thee,

545.14.3 Whom all the angel hosts adore

548.4.4 We with the angels may bow andadore.

558.2.6 Savior, we Thee adore,564.6.1 Through Thee I now my God

adore570.5.3 Spirit blest, whom I adore,


574.2.4 In lowly reverence adore.


ADORED (21 entries)

22.3.7 Be evermore adored!

39.3.4 One Lord to be adored;

42.1.4 Father, by Your Church adored:

44.3.2 Thou, God, of hosts, by alladored;

86.3.8 Be evermore adored!112a.8.1 The ox and ass that Child adored,

that Child adored112b.8.1 The ox and ass that Child adored,

that Child adored113.4.2 By all be He adored,

125.2.1 Christ, by highest heav’n adored,

153.5.4 The God by all adored,

153.5.5 The God by all adored.

196.5.6 Thy name shall be adored,

216.5.2 Adored by all the heav’nly host,

275.1.2 Forever be Thy name adored:

345.6.5 Hail, Thou Prince of Life adored!383.4.2 As where in heav’n Thou art

adored!391.1.8 The God of hosts adored!

400.1.8 Art equally adored.

472.4.8 Triune God, for aye adored!”

490.2.2 No other gods shall be adored.

582.2.2 Be by all that live adored.

ADORING (11 entries)

8.2.5 God the One in Three adoring

43.4.5 And, adoring, bend the knee

89.Ti.1 Jesus Came, the HeavensAdoring

89.1.1 Jesus came, the heav’ns adoring,

159.6.1 Therefore we in love adoring

284.3.2 There, adoring at His feet,

296.1.2 Low we bow th’ adoring knee;

331.6.10 Thy gracious love adoring.

401.5.6 With angels His name adoring.

572.2.6 And Holy Ghost adoring.

581.3.2 The angels praise adoring;

ADORINGLY (1 entry)

36.6.2 As angels sing adoringly.

ADORN (5 entries)

52.6.1 May He adorn with preciouspeace

55.2.4 Which now His brow adorn;

322.3.5 With faith adorn my soul that I

328.Ti.1 Soul, Adorn Thyself withGladness

328.1.1 Soul, adorn thyself with gladness,

ADORNED (5 entries)

91.4.4 Adorned with prayer and love andjoy.

92.4.4 Adorned with prayer and love andjoy.

302.1.7 Its lovely limbs with fruit adorned

398.2A.1 Daily the loveliness grows,adorned with the glory ofblossom;

475.6.3 Adorned and crowned a bride,

ADORNING (3 entries)

169.1.3 Star of the East, the horizonadorning,

169.5.3 Star of the East, the horizonadorning,

392.3.4 Adorning Thy redemption;

ADORNMENT (1 entry)

567.1.3 And to the night give glitteringadornment,

ADORNS (1 entry)

393.1.3 A royal diadem adorns

ADULTERATION (1 entry)

440.5.2 From all adulteration,

ADULTERY (1 entry)

510.1.5 Kill not, shun adultery,

ADVANCING (1 entry)

543.1.3 The evening is advancing,

ADVENT (4 entries)

99.Ti.1 The Advent of Our King

99.1.1 The advent of our King

106.5.2 Whose advent set Thy peoplefree:

110.6.2 Our spirits by Thine advent here;

ADVERSITY (3 entries)

100.7.4 From all adversity,

252.2.5 Oft in adversity

482.3.6 And no adversity

ADVOCATE (4 entries)

257.4.4 Our Savior and our Advocate.

289.6.1 My Advocate appears

436.1.3 Spirit all-kindly, Advocate,Defender,

564.4.1 Thou art my Advocate for aye,

AFAR (15 entries omitted)


AFFECTION (2 entries)

347.3.6 Who with true affection

465.2.1 When man’s help and affection

AFFECTIONS (3 entries)

182.7.8 Withdraw mine affections, andfix them above.

294.4.4 Thee our best affections giving,

532.10.5 There your heart’s affections give

AFFLICTED (4 entries)

105.3.1 Arise, ye much afflicted!

295.2.1 David once, with heart afflicted,

297.Ti.1 Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted

297.1.1 Stricken, smitten, and afflicted,

AFFLICTING (2 entries)

208.7.3 Away each thought afflicting

360.3.2 Afflicting Him for men,

AFFLICTION (7 entries)

287.2.2 Anguish, and affliction,

287.3.6 Wrought Thy deep affliction;

333.6.1 Thou has suffered great affliction

336.3.6 For my comfort in affliction:

448.4.8 E’er the end of my affliction.

524.2.5 Help me in mine affliction.

553.1.6 Who from the great afflictioncame

AFFLICTIONS (2 entries)

256.Ti.1 When Afflictions Sore OppressYou

256.1.1 When afflictions sore oppressyou,

AFFORD (20 entries)

25.2.3 Let e’er that bread of life afford

167.4.5 Thy body and Thy blood, afford

188.3.8 Joys which earth cannot afford.

207.2.8 Did help afford;

221.1.2 Hear Zion’s cries and help afford;

248.2.4 Are joined; Salvation they afford!

290.2.2 For me a cleansing bath afford,

311.3.2 All Thou hast said Thou dostafford,

320.6.6 My comfort here below afford;

368.6.3 The days Thou dost to me afford

406.2.13 In death Thy comfort still afford.

429.5.1 O my Savior, help afford

449.3.5 Thy Spirit doth Thy light afford

497.2.5 Since, then, no man can helpafford,

497.3.6 Counsel and aid He doth afford.

500.4.2 His help and comfort still afford

502.1.6 And needful strength afford.

511.7.2 Are Thine, not ours, to us afford

522.4.1 Give us Thy Spirit, peace afford

582.3.2 Earth shall then her fruits afford.

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AFFORDS AID

AFFORDS (3 entries)

331.9.3 Thy cross affords me coolingshade

390.4.4 O what joy the sight affords!

393.2.1 The highest place that heav’naffords

AFFRIGHT (3 entries)

118.2.3 Ye shepherds, shrink not withaffright,

126.3.2 “Let nothing you affright;

341.4.6 Cannot my soul affright;

AFLAME (1 entry)

183.4.6 Come then with hearts aflame;

AFRAID (5 entries)

130.1.5 Who saw the light and wereafraid,

276.3.7 I am no more afraid.

331.9.1 Of death I am no more afraid,

479.2.5 Frail as a leaf, afraid to trust,

517.12.2 Yet I am not afraid;

AFRESH (2 entries)

320.7.6 Then surely e’er we’ll strive afresh

423.2.6 That rise afresh each morn

AFTER (11 entries omitted)


AFTERWARDS (1 entry omitted)


AGAIN (69 entries omitted)


AGAINST (26 entries)

26.5.2 Against the hosts of evil,

61.5.4 Of sin and guilt which onceagainst us stood.

215.1.2 Against the gates of hell!

246.3.7 And, against your tyranny,

253.2.1 Watch against the devil’s snares

253.4.1 Watch against yourself, my soul,

302.1.8 Against whose eating God hadwarned.

329.2.2 The judgment that against usstood;

341.5.1 The world against me rageth,

375.3.3 Against us shall prevail.

380.4.2 When utmost evil strove againstthe Light?

383.7.3 Against our souls on ev’ry hand,

383.7.5 Against him as a valiant host

396.1.7 Who rise in might against us.

441.4.4 Offend against my God.

442.2.5 Though my sins against me cried,

486.3.7 Against both foe and traitor

489.3.2 Against the man who fails butonce!

493.1.3 I see my sins against Thee, Lord,

503.7.4 Against offense and dangers.

508.1.4 And boldly fight against the foe.

518.1.5 Against each foe you’ll bevictorious.

524.3.4 Against the foes That round meclose.

533.3.4 Against the foes’ dread brood.

533.4.4 Those who against Thee rage.

545.9.4 Against the rescuing angel’s arm.

AGE (18 entries)

44.10.3 Thy people save from age to age,

45.20.1 Help us, O Lord, from age to age:

47.3.2 Who trust in Him from age toage.

51.4.4 And shall from age to age endure.

103.6.3 From age to age more glorious,

108.6.4 From age to age eternally.

170.2.3 Slowly, in type, from age to age,

171.1.8 Shines on from age to age.

176.5.4 And well support our age.

178.1.4 From youth to age remain.

196.1.2 Thy flock from age to age;

214.2.8 Never fails from age to age?

223.2.1 From age to age the Worddeclares

383.3.6 Preserve Thy Church from age toage.

470.6.4 To age at last wilt lead me,

472.5.6 Age on age, through timeextended,

501.1.3 Each age its solemn task mayclaim but once;

583.1.3 To spread its light from age toage

AGED (3 entries)

77.4.4 That, when o’er the aged skies

151.2.8 As did that aged seer.

470.6.7 And crown my aged head

AGELESS (1 entry)

534.12.5 Thine ageless walls are bonded

AGES (21 entries)

8.5.6 While unending ages run.

85.6.5 Though all the ages long:

95.1.6 Waited for through countlessages;

96.5.4 While eternal ages run!

120.5.2 Him whose praise the ages sound.

120.6.4 Shall this light throughout theages

160.Ti.1 O God, Our Help In Ages Past

160.1.1 O God, our Help in ages past,

160.4.1 A thousand ages in Thy sight

160.8.1 Our God, our Help in ages past,

167.2.3 Thou high-born King of ages!

210.2.3 For You, the Rock of Ages,

214.1.5 On the Rock of Ages founded,

229.4.2 It is the rock of ages,

234.3.3 Is all fulfilled while ages roll,

283.3.1 Blest through endless ages

286.Ti.1 Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me

286.1.1 Rock of Ages, cleft for me,

286.4.5 Rock of Ages, cleft for me,

389.7.4 Who art, while endless ages run,

534.13.5 Upon the Rock of Ages

AGLOW (5 entries)

33.3.2 Set our hearts with heav’nly fireaglow

83.1.8 Your heart with joy aglow

215.3.8 With purple fruits aglow!

401.5.3 We’ll gather in song, our heartsaglow,

533.1.6 Keep hope’s bright star aglow.

AGO (3 entries)

46.2.1 God spoke by the prophets longago,

123.4.1 “He brings those blessings, longago

124.4.1 “He brings those blessings, longago

AGONIES (1 entry)

295.5.3 Agonies untold assail Him,

AGONY (8 entries)

215.2.6 Know of Thine agony

240.3.4 To Thy cross of agony,

272.2.5 Of agony, how great the fight

296.3.2 By Thine agony of prayer,

336.5.6 Agony and sore temptation,

473.7.2 Through all death’s agony,

527.3.1 Into hell’s fierce agony

573.2.3 Now let Thy cross, Thine agony,

AGREE (3 entries)

416.3.3 With deep repentance well agree

418.1.5 To be a fam’ly and agree

418.4.2 Agree to banish ev’ry kind

AH (23 entries omitted)


AID (31 entries)

10.1.3 Come with Thy grace and heav’nlyaid,

12.2.4 Let Thine almighty aid

45.18.1 Thy servants, Lord, now seekThine aid:

51.2.2 Without our aid He did us make.58.2.5 In us, blest Spirit, reign, Thine aid

bestowing;

60.1.3 And aid my tongue to bless Hisname

73.3.4 Aid us in our strife;

82.1.3 For His aid and counsel ask;

116.4.3 Lend your voices, lend your aid

150.6.9 Must aid my soul, that I may still

157.4.3 The great Lawgiver for our aid

169.1.2 Dawn on our darkness and lend usthine aid.

169.5.2 Dawn on our darkness and lend usthine aid.

255.1.8 And prompt to aid the weak,

257.1.2 We know not where to look foraid;

313.14.4 With aid and comfort e’er is near.

331.8.2 This ev’ry aid shall yield me;

353.3.5 Freely God doth aid dispense;

378.3.2 They had no pow’r to aid me;

394.5.2 O Brother, Christ, extend Thineaid

396.1.2 And had not come to aid us,

411.4.4 With Thy gracious aid defend us,

413.3.4 Which comes to aid our strife!

452.5.4 With aid where aid is needed.

465.9.3 The Son hath grace to aid us,

497.3.6 Counsel and aid He doth afford.

510.3.6 In temptations aid extend,

521.2.2 For I am your God and will stillgive you aid;

548.4.1 Still let them aid us and still letthem fight,

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AILINGS ALONE

550a.5.4 Never shalt thou lack Mine aid.

550b.5.4 Never shalt thou lack Mine aid.

AILINGS (1 entry)

479.2.1 He knows my poverty and ailings,

AIM (6 entries)

4.1.3 If it shall compass our true goodand aim,

208.5.8 True to its aim and end.

259.3.5 His aim is to control

331.6.4 Shall be my aim and pleasure.

507.1.8 Make his aim and sole endeavor.

545.4.3 It always is his aim and pride

AIMING (1 entry)

295.1.7 Aiming at the Savior solely,

AIMLESS (1 entry)

199.2.4 Wand’ring aimless in the night.

AIMS (1 entry)

420.2.3 Our fears, our hopes, our aimsare one,

AIR (8 entries)

85.5.4 Let air and sea and sky

115.1.5 Till the air Ev’rywhere

121.4.2 With sweetness fills the air,

127.6.2 Let anthems fill the air!

208.1.6 To clouds and air and wind:

387.4.2 The Christian’s native air;

443.3.2 That dance for joy in summer air;

525.3.3 When songs from on high shall fillthe air

ALARM (6 entries)

82.3.2 Foes need not alarm thee;

258.5.4 Can naught alarm;

263.3.5 Nor thy threats alarm me

287.5.1 If my sins give me alarm

292.13.4 Nor death alarm me.

569.5.3 And shield me from alarm!

ALARMS (1 entry)

191.2.6 With the Judgment’s dreadalarms,

ALAS (4 entries)

144.4.1 Jesus, alas! how can it be

282.Ti.1 Alas! And Did My Savior Bleed

282.1.1 Alas! And did my Savior bleed,

421.3.3 Whence, alas! so much dissension

ALIKE (5 entries omitted)


ALIVE (1 entry)

220.2.1 Though alive, I’m dead in sin,

ALL (1315 entries omitted)


ALLAY (1 entry)

563.1.4 Didst all their doubts and fearsallay.

ALLAYING (1 entry)

437.7.4 My ev’ry fear allaying!

ALLELUIA (186 entries omitted)


ALLELUIAS (9 entries omitted)


ALLOY (3 entries)

168.3.4 Pure and free from sin’s alloy,

378.10.5 Take heed lest men with basealloy

534.11.4 And smiles have no alloy!

ALLURE (3 entries)

236.1.4 And to sin our souls allure.

326.4.10 No joy, allure my heart,

513.3.4 The world and sin allure.

ALLUREMENTS (2 entries)

394.3.3 This world’s allurements wedespise

529.1.5 I spurn the allurements whichtempt and appall;

ALLURING (2 entries)

514.4.2 When Satan comes alluring,

587.3.3 When temptations come alluring,

ALMIGHTY (46 entries)

7.4.1 Lord God Almighty, Creator,Redeemer, and Giver,

12.Ti.1 Come, Thou Almighty King

12.1.1 Come, Thou almighty King;

12.2.4 Let Thine almighty aid

12.4.4 Thou who almighty art;

15.Ti.1 Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord GodAlmighty

15.1.1 Holy, holy, holy! Lord GodAlmighty!

15.4.1 Holy, holy, holy! Lord GodAlmighty!

36.3.2 Our Father, the Almighty One.

39.5.2 Almighty Three in One!

40.2.6 Almighty, Everlasting, GraciousGod,

45.23.1 Vouchsafe almighty Lord, wepray:

50.2.1 Almighty, holy, unborn One,

65.Ti.1 Praise to the Lord, the Almighty

65.1.1 Praise to the Lord, the Almighty,the King of creation!

65.4.3 Ponder anew What the Almightycan do

69.8.4 “Almighty King!

77.1.5 Whose almighty hand sustains

79.1.4 To Thine almighty pow’r,

86.6.8 By Thine almighty Word.

132.3.4 ’Tis God’s almighty pow’r.

202.Ti.1 Thou, Whose Almighty Word

202.1.1 Thou, whose almighty Word

203.3.1 Daily doth th’ almighty Giver

218.4.1 A hand almighty to defend,

228.Ti.1 Almighty God, Thy Word Is Cast

228.1.1 Almighty God, Thy Word is cast

243.2.8 In Christ’s almighty name!

270.2.3 By almighty love anointed,

320.4.7 For You, Lord, are almighty.

398.3.1 God the Almighty, the Lord, theRuler of earth and the heavens

407.3.1 Come, Almighty, to deliver,

432.9.1 Ah, give to all, Almighty Lord,

435.2.1 What God’s almighty pow’r hathmade,

436.3.3 Hear us, Almighty, hear us as weraise Thee

436.4.1 To the almighty triune God beglory:

439.1.4 Lord God Almighty.

447.Ti.1 Almighty Father, Heaven andEarth

447.1.1 Almighty Father, heav’n andearth

497.Ti.1 Praise the Almighty; My Soul,Adore Him

497.1.1 Praise the Almighty, my soul,adore Him!

497.4.1 God the Almighty, the greatCreator,

547.3.1 Glory to th’ almighty Father

565.1.4 Beneath Thine own almightywings.

580.Ti.1 Almighty Father, Bless the Word

580.1.1 Almighty Father, bless the Word

ALMIGHTY’S (1 entry)

538.2.6 By the Almighty’s boundlesspow’r

ALMS (3 entries)

447.3.2 Our praises, alms, and prayersshall rise

455.4.1 No alms nor deeds that I havedone

459.3.6 Thou dost deign for alms to sue,

ALOES (1 entry)

331.7.6 Away, myrrh, aloes, cassia!

ALOFT (1 entry)

40.1.9 And with the other twain aloftthey soared,

ALONE (138 entries)

1.2.5 Thou alone to God canst win us;

4.1.4 And not end in shame alone;

8.1.6 And her confidence alone.29.3.4 Bring forth precious sheaves

alone,30.3.4 Bring forth precious sheaves

alone,36.Ti.1 All Glory Be to God Alone

36.1.1 All glory be to God alone,

36.5.2 Thou art o’er all things Lordalone.

37.1.5 By whose mighty pow’r alone

39.2.1 This Faith owns one alone

39.4.3 The Son of Him alone,

39.5.9 Him we must worship, God alone,

39.10.10 Yea, praise to Him alone!

42.1.8 Lord of hosts and God alone!”

45.25.2 Our trust in Thee alone we place.

87.4.2 Rule Thou in our hearts alone;

94.7.6 Moved by His love alone,

153.7.2 And make us Thine alone,

160.2.3 Sufficient is Thine arm alone,

165.5.4 It belongs to Thee alone.

180.5.1 To learn that in our God alone

182.7.4 Sanctified to Thee alone.182.8.8 Where I may approach Him, in

Thy name alone.

182.10.1 Henceforth Thou alone, mySavior,

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WORLDLING’S WORSTED

446.Ti.1 What Is the World to Me

446.1.1 What is the world to me

446.1.8 What is the world to me!

446.2.1 The world is like a cloud


446.3.1 The world seeks to be praised


446.4.1 The world seeks after wealth


446.5.1 The world is sorely grieved


446.6.1 The world with wanton pride

446.6.5 Let others love the world


446.7.1 The world abideth not;




449.3.4 The world of sinners over.449.4.3 Since the great world rejects Thy

Word,461.2.1 All the world is God’s own field,

465.6.1 For when the world is passing

469.4.4 In that eternal world of joy.

473.2.2 I leave this world so dim

477.4.2 And I this world am leaving,

483.2.1 The world that smiled when mornwas breaking

501.3.3 Ah, if with them the world might,now astray,

503.2.3 Yet Thou art in the world,

505.1.3 In pity for a world undone,

508.2.2 They overcome the evil world

513.3.4 The world and sin allure.

524.5.1 The world for me has falsely set

526.6.2 Lead us forth and cast this worldbehind us.

528.1.6 I leave this world with greatrejoicing.

529.Ti.1 Vain World, Now Farewell

529.1.1 Vain world, now farewell!529.2.2 Has all that the world puts so

temptingly forth?

529.3.2 False world with your temptingand glamorous spell!

534.Ti.1 The World Is Very Evil

534.1.1 The world is very evil,

535.1.2 False, evil world, farewell.

541.1.8 And leave this world of pain.

541.4.6 Yon world of shadowy naught,

554.1.2 Who Thee by faith before theworld confessed,

565.1.7 That with the world, myself, andThee

569.1.3 The world in slumber lies.

572.3.5 The world doth glorify,

577.6.2 Ere through the world our way wetake,

588.3.2 Savior, from the world away,

591.2.3 And all the world with joy shallraise

591.3.7 Let all the world praise Himalone;

WORLDLING’S (1 entry)

214.4.5 Fading is the worldling’spleasure,

WORLDLY (7 entries)

17.7.2 To those of worldly taste;

178.1.6 From worldly wisdom’s lore;

252.6.5 All worldly pomp, begone!

261.2.2 And worldly scorn assail us,

264.4.8 Worldly life, thy bond I sever,

292.7.3 All worldly pleasures, heedless, Iwas trying

418.6.4 Nor worldly strife and clamorheed,

WORLD’S (23 entries)

36.4.1 Thou dost the world’s sin takeaway;

36.4.3 Thou dost the world’s sin takeaway;

39.2.7 He wrought the world’s creation,

70.1.6 The world’s distress and shame,107.3.2 Who bears the world’s

transgression,

123.12.3 That this world’s honor, wealthand might

124.12.3 That this world’s honor, wealthand might

166.3.1 The world’s remotest races,

167.5.3 This ancient world’s foundation.181.4.5 And the Babe, the world’s

Redeemer,228.2.1 Let not the world’s deceitful cares

250.3.5 This world’s prince may still

267.2.1 Behold, the world’s Creator wears273.5.2 The weight of this world’s

ransom hung

295.5.8 World’s redemption thusfulfilling.

298.1.5 Tell how He, the world’sRedeemer,

298.7.2 This world’s ransom to uphold;

324.1.4 Who bears the world’s great sinand shame.

364.4.1 That bears unmoved the world’sdread frown,

378.4.2 Before the world’s foundation,394.3.3 This world’s allurements we

despise

499.1.4 Before the world’s foundationslain;

518.2.1 Cast afar this world’s vainpleasures,

WORLDS (8 entries)

55.5.2 Enthroned in worlds above,

64.1.6 Worlds His mighty voice obeyed;

181.1.2 Ere the worlds began to be,

286.4.3 When I soar to worlds unknown,334.2.3 Though mighty worlds shall fear

Thee,335.2.3 Though mighty worlds shall fear

Thee,432.1.3 ’Midst flaming worlds, in these

arrayed,

583.1.7 Lord, grant while worlds endure,

WORM (1 entry)

282.1.4 For such a worm as I?

WORMS (1 entry)

354.8.4 And my flesh the worms devour;

WORMWOOD (2 entries)

49.5.2 The wormwood and the gall,

284.2.3 O the wormwood and the gall!

WORN (1 entry)

274.2.1 Thou our throbbing flesh hastworn,

WORSHIP (24 entries)

5.2.2 And worship humbly at your feet;

6.1.5 Be worship, honor, pow’r, andpraise,

7.2.5 Bow down and worship beforeHim!

21.1.3 We bless, we praise, we worshipThee,

35.2.1 We praise, we worship Thee, wetrust,

36.2.2 We worship Thee in humbleness;

39.5.9 Him we must worship, God alone,

42.1.3 Mighty King whom angelsworship,

44.11.3 Thy name we worship and adore,

45.2.1 All the earth doth worship Thee:

69.8.8 We worship Thee!”

114.Re.1 Come and worship, Come andworship,

114.Re.2 Worship Christ, the newbornKing.

268.5.7 And worship Him forever!

270.4.1 Worship, honor, pow’r, andblessing

299.6.4 And worship at His Father’sthrone.

380.2.3 As worship moved us to a moreprofound

466.2.1 We worship Thee, God of ourfathers; we bless Thee.

476.4.4 We praise, we bless, we worshipThee.

492.6.3 And humbly worship at Histhrone,

512.3.4 And worship near Thy throne.

544.3.6 We worship there around thethrone.

553.1.10 Their voices they in worshipraise;

597.1.3 Once more we bless Thee ere ourworship cease,

WORSHIPED (1 entry)

580.2.3 Grant, Lord, that we whoworshiped here

WORSHIPERS (1 entry)

98.3.4 To His ransomed worshipers.

WORSHIPING (2 entries)

472.4.4 Worshiping before the throne,

567.5.3 In light or darkness worshipingour Savior

WORSHIPS (1 entry)

44.1.3 The whole creation worshipsThee,

WORST (3 entries)

149.2.5 In worst distresses;357.2.1 The pow’rs of death have done

their worst,541.6.3 Who bore the cross and could the

worst disdain

WORSTED (1 entry)

328.4.5 In the battle well-nigh worsted,

373

WORTH WRECKS

WORTH (13 entries)

105.1.8 Naught else your love is worth.

156.3.1 Jesus! Name of priceless worth

226.2.2 Our works and conduct have noworth.

246.1.6 I have one worth more than any

246.5.1 There is nothing worth comparing

289.1.5 All are too weak to speak Hisworth,

309.5.2 And faith alone discerns its worth,

321.1.5 Of His worth, by all the treasure

482.2.4 That have more lasting worth.

517.3.8 Alone my love are worth.

529.2.1 What merit or worth

589.3.1 O Comforter of priceless worth,

591.3.1 O let the people praise Thyworth,

WORTHIEST (1 entry)

182.2.7 There, there is the worthiest lotand the best,

WORTHILY (2 entries)

320.7.1 O help, Lord, that we worthily

329.10.2 That we may worthily receive

WORTHLESS (4 entries)

123.12.4 Are naught and worthless in Thysight.

124.12.4 Are naught and worthless in Thysight.

292.14.1 But worthless is my sacrifice, Iown it;

537.5.4 Worthless are my prayers andsighing;

WORTHY (19 entries)

45.11.2 O worthy, true, and only Son.

66.2.1 “Worthy the Lamb that died,”they cry,

66.2.3 “Worthy the Lamb,” our lipsreply,

66.3.1 Jesus is worthy to receive

128.1.4 Worthy folk of Christendom.

170.5.5 Worthy the Lamb for sinnersslain!

170.5.7 Worthy the Lamb, enthroned toreign,

227.13.7 Thy worthy name be hallowed.

235.4.2 Worthy is He alone

270.4.2 Thou art worthy to receive;

292.8.3 How shall I find some worthygifts to proffer?

298.7.1 Thou alone wast counted worthy

299.1.4 Shows something worthy of ourGod.

313.2.1 O grant that I in manner worthy

323.3.2 And furnished well with worthyguests;

359.1.1 Worthy is Christ, the Lamb whowas slain,

422.5.6 Is worthy no of Me, the Lord.”

436.4.3 We, too, would praise Thee, givinghonor worthy,

495.1.4 Grant that a worthy guest I be.

WOULD (100 entries omitted)


WOULD’ST (1 entry omitted)


WOULDST (2 entries omitted)


WOUND (8 entries)

11.4.3 Heal ev’ry wound.

112a.5.1 From serpent’s wound immunewas He, immune was He,

112b.5.1 From serpent’s wound immunewas He, immune was He,

162.3.5 And thus, as sure His foe towound,

189.2.5 Will bring for ev’ry wound a balm,

287.2.6 Spear and nails, did wound Thee,

297.2.5 Many hands were raised to woundHim,

470.3.8 Nor let me wound the weak.

WOUNDED (19 entries)

155.2.1 It makes the wounded spirit whole

240.2.3 Though we see Thee wounded,bleeding,

259.1.7 He from the souls he wounded

293.2.7 Christ, I say, for me was wounded,

297.4.5 Lamb of God, for sinnerswounded,

309.6.4 And make each wounded spiritwhole.

324.2.2 So sorely wounded by my sin,

324.2.4 That flows from out Yourwounded side.

329.9.4 A wounded and benighted soul.

334.Ti.1 O Sacred Head, Now Wounded

334.1.1 O sacred Head, now wounded,

335.Ti.1 O Sacred Head, Now Wounded

335.1.1 O sacred Head, now wounded,357.5.1 Lord, by the stripes which

wounded Thee,367.3.4 Flowing from Thy wounded side;

412.3.2 Wounded, paralyzed, and blind;

454.2.3 Heal my wounded soul; remove

483.7.2 In faith I touch His wounded side

535.4.2 Deep in Thy wounded side;

WOUNDETH (1 entry)

475.5.2 He woundeth and anointeth,

WOUNDS (30 entries)

25.1.6 We to His open wounds may fly

55.3.3 Rich wounds, yet visible above,

77.3.5 In Thy wounds I find relief

115.10.4 For the poisoned wounds you’refeeling

155.1.3 It soothes his sorrows, heals hiswounds,

220.5.6 In the wounds of Jesus hide me.

252.5.3 Within His wounds I find a stay

276.4.7 Thy wounds, Thy guiltless death.

290.4.3 Within Thy holy wounds enclose,

291.5.2 Heal up the wounds of sin in me;

293.1.2 Jesus, in Thy wounds I find!

293.1.7 Thoughts of Thy deep woundsfrom sinning

293.4.2 Thy dear wounds can make mewhole;

293.6.8 In Thy wounds, and thereabideth.

299.5.4 From His dear wounds andbleeding side.

301.4.2 Thy flowing wounds supply,

304.6.6 My healing in Thy wounds isfound.

329.9.3 Thy sacred wounds indeed makewhole

331.1.8 Bears shame, and stripes, andwounds and death,

331.4.2 Nails, spear, deep woundsbestowing;

331.7.9 Is this which from Thy woundsmost blest

333.3.2 That my wounds might all bewhole;

337.10.4 Thy wounds, Thy cross, Thybitter death,

346.3.4 By the blood His woundssupplied;

432.9.3 That all who to Thy wounds willflee

437.1.3 His wounds are my abiding-place;

499.1.3 The wounds of Jesus, for my sin

513.2.6 Within Thy deep wounds hideth.

530.Ti.1 I Fall Asleep in Jesus’ Wounds

530.1.1 I fall asleep in Jesus’ wounds;

WRAPPED (3 entries)

96.4.2 And the world is wrapped in fear,

147.4.3 All meanly wrapped inswaddling-clothes

225.1.3 Where, wrapped in blissfulecstacy,

WRATH (25 entries)

132.4.5 Their wrath shall naught availthem;

152.7.4 If from God’s wrath I had beenfree.

164.1.6 By whom all wrath is stilled,

238.9.1 Shall never fall God’s wrathbeneath,

261.2.1 Though Satan’s wrath beset ourpath

282.2.3 While all exposed to wrath divine,

292.3.3 Yea, all the wrath, the woe, Thoudost inherit,

316.1.2 Turned away God’s wrath forever;

317.1.2 Turned away God’s wrath forever;

331.2.8 The wrath and stripes are hard tobear,

336.5.4 From the dreadful wrath of God:360.3.1 Fierce though God’s wrath had

been,369.3.3 His wrath is ever slow to rise,396.2.1 Their furious wrath, did God

permit,

396.2.6 Their wrath would have engulfedour soul

449.5.7 By nature children of His wrath,

450.2.6 Do not let Thy wrath o’ertake me.

454.1.6 Lord, Thy wrath upon us.

491.1.4 And over all God’s wrathimpends.

493.2.2 O cast me not in wrath away.

527.1.7 Stirred the fire of Thy fiercewrath:

537.Ti.1 Day of Wrath

537.1.1 Day of wrath, O day of mourning!

545.4.2 With envy, hate, and wrath dothglow;

564.3.4 And thus Thy Father’s wrath haststilled.

WRECKS (1 entry)

523.1.2 Tow’ring o’er the wrecks of time.

374

WREST WROUGHT

WREST (1 entry)

589.1.3 Would wrest the Kingdom fromThy Son

WRESTLE (4 entries)

238.2.4 And I must wrestle, Lord, withdeath.

378.7.4 For thee I strive and wrestle.

520.5.2 Wrestle and fight and pray;

543.1.7 Up, pray and watch and wrestle;

WRETCHED (7 entries)

115.11.1 Hither come, ye poor andwretched;

285.2.1 Weep now, all ye wretchedcreatures,

290.1.4 My wretched soul and body heal.

319.4.1 Just as I am, poor, wretched,blind;

374.1.5 Then this poor, wretched soul ofmine

378.4.1 But God beheld my wretchedstate

414.4.3 This wretched sinner sever,

WRETCHEDNESS (2 entries)

80.2.4 Nor bring me shame andwretchedness.

287.2.3 Bonds and stripes andwretchedness

WRIT (1 entry)

299.3.3 Which of the letters is best writ,

WRITE (6 entries)

157.5.3 Write Thine own name upon ourhearts,

159.6.4 So to write it in us here

244.7.5 Write the name we now havegiven,

244.7.6 Write it in the book of heaven.

531.3.2 And write it on my heart,

535.5.1 Lord, write my name, I pray Thee,

WRITTEN (5 entries)

196.1.3 The wondrous tale is written,

304.5.2 My doom should here be written:

499.4.6 Mercy is all that’s written there.

538.5.4 My name be also written!

586.2.4 The Father’s hand has writtenthere

WRONG (7 entries)

103.2.2 To those who suffer wrong,

304.11.4 The unjust wrong I’ll suffer,

380.3.2 In faith and love, throughcenturies of wrong,

395.3.4 Bold to attack the rule of wrong.

534.2.2 Let right to wrong succeed;

559.2.7 He prayed for those who did thewrong,

570.2.2 All that has been wrong today.

WRONGED (1 entry)

456.1.12 But rights the wronged at last.

WRONGS (1 entry)

375.2.2 To Him who can avenge yourwrongs;

WROUGHT (26 entries)

6.3.4 The saving faith in us He wrought

37.1.6 All is made and wrought anddone.

39.2.7 He wrought the world’s creation,

48.2.1 ’Tis Christ that wrought thiswork for me,

77.2.6 Hath not wrought my overthrow.

128.7.4 That our freedom Thou hastwrought!

136.7.2 God’s Son this wondrous workhath wrought;

182.8.5 Thy sacrifice holy there wroughtmy redemption;

205.6.5 True wonders still by Him arewrought

255.5.8 So through deliv’rance wrought,

267.3.1 For this how wondrously Hewrought!

281.4.2 For us His daily works Hewrought;

287.3.6 Wrought Thy deep affliction;

288.2.1 God wrought for man, His loveforth-showing,

288.3.1 God wrought for man, mankindredeeming,

292.6.4 Such woe it wrought me.

294.3.4 By His stripes He wrought ourhealing;

331.10.8 And there, in garments richlywrought

332.3.5 And such woe hath wrought Him.

333.7.1 Then, for all that wrought mypardon,

343.2.2 Such mischief sin had wrought us,

372.6.2 What wondrous things Thy lovehath wrought!

470.2.7 The work I thus have wrought,

516.4.4 Havoc of God’s grace hathwrought,

541.5.3 The chosen ones on earth whowrought the most,

575.3.4 The words I have spoken, thedeeds I have wrought,

375

Y YOUNG

Y (31 words)

YAWN (1 entry)

354.4.7 Though the dark grave yawnbefore me,

YAWNING (2 entries)

357.4.1 He closed the yawning gates ofhell;

396.2.3 And as a deep and yawning pit

YE (159 entries omitted)


YEA (56 entries omitted)


YEAR (12 entries)

93.Ti.1 The New Church Year Again IsCome

93.1.1 The new church year again iscome

95.1.3 Wake, the Lord’s great yearbehold!

123.15.4 A glad new year to all the earth.

124.15.4 A glad new year to all the earth.

134.4.3 Grant us now a glad new year.

152.8.2 With joyful spirit year by year;

165.2.3 What they longed for many ayear,

342.3.4 The year of liberty is here.

398.1E.2 Ev’ry good gift of the year nowwith its Master returns:

464.2.7 He crowns the year withgoodness,

498.2.4 A year or two, but wallowed in ascore?

YEARN (4 entries)

318.4.1 Our restless spirits yearn forThee,

482.2.8 I do not yearn to win.

525.2.5 Then often I yearn to lay medown

529.3.5 I yearn for the solace fromsorrows and harm

YEARNETH (2 entries)

368.3.4 For this He ever yearneth;

448.5.3 For the prodigal still yearneth,

YEARNING (9 entries)

144.6.3 That ev’ry yearning thought maybe

167.7.8 Quickly greet me! With deepyearning,

220.3.5 Grant that I from Thee, withyearning,

263.1.6 Yearning, Lord, for Thee?

295.8.1 Daily I am gladly yearning

313.5.1 Thy heart is filled with ferventyearning

392.2.7 To still their deepest yearning.

449.4.2 Why is Thine heart still yearning

456.2.4 His yearning pity o’er distress,

YEARS (15 entries)

46.2.3 To Abraham made in former years

84.4.1 Lead us all our days and years

89.4.6 Cheering e’en our failing years.

137.1.7 The hopes and fears of all theyears

152.8.3 And when we reckon years nomore,

160.1.2 Our Hope for years to come,

160.3.4 To endless years the same.

160.8.2 Our Hope for years to come,

180.1.3 Which in our younger years wesaw,

181.1.6 And that future years shall see,

296.2.1 By Thy helpless infant years,

298.5.1 Thirty years among us dwelling,

475.3.6 The joy of heav’n’s eternal years.

489.3.4 Pard’ning the guilt of num’rousyears.

541.5.6 As in the far-off years

YES (7 entries)

179.Re.1 Yes, Jesus loves me!



297.1.4 Yes, my soul, ’tis He, ’tis He!

326.3.9 Yes, Thou wilt hear with favor

459.4.1 Yes, the sorrow and the suff’rings

479.6.2 Into my grave, yes, far away

YESTERDAY (1 entry)

211.6.6 Christ yesterday, today, thesame,

YET (116 entries omitted)


YIELD (20 entries)

109.2.4 The iron fetters yield.

169.3.1 Shall we not yield Him, in costlydevotion,

217.3.6 His great name; we cannot yield.

228.2.3 But let it yield a hundredfold

237.4.2 To Thy healing power yield

251.3.3 Our souls to fear we need notyield,

331.8.2 This ev’ry aid shall yield me;

383.8.4 And, when we yield our dyingbreath,

402.4.3 Yield a sacred, settled peace;

402.6.1 See, to Thee I yield my heart,

404.1.7 Doth make each moment yield

459.2.1 Grant us hearts, dear Lord, toyield Thee

461.2.2 Fruit unto His praise to yield;

467.3.6 To Him I wholly yield me.

472.2.2 Willingly I’ll yield my life

477.2.4 I yield, in Him confiding.

518.1.10 The strong ones yield,

519.1.7 To Him, then, I will yield me.

519.6.7 So to my God I yield me.

545.2.3 Obedience to Thy voice theyyield,

YIELDETH (1 entry)

208.2.5 God yieldeth naught to sorrow

YIELDING (1 entry)

111.3.3 When yielding to His kindpersuasion,

YIELDS (4 entries)

304.1.3 Thy Savior yields His breath.

314.8.2 To all believers life eternal yields.

339.1.3 In triumph He yields up theghost.

449.1.6 My heart yields glad submission;

YOKE (3 entries)

347.1.5 Loosed from Pharaoh’s bitter yoke

367.4.5 Take Thine easy yoke and wear it,

506.4.1 Give me to bear Thy easy yoke,

YON (7 entries)

123.7.2 Who is it in yon manger lies?

124.7.2 Who is it in yon manger lies?

140.1.3 Round yon Virgin mother andChild.

465.7.2 But in yon paradise

541.4.5 From yon dark life of sadness,

541.4.6 Yon world of shadowy naught,

581.4.2 To yon abodes of glory;

YONDER (21 entries)

1.4.6 Till we sing Thy praises yonder.

49.7.1 O that with yonder sacred throng

82.4.8 In the mansions yonder.

100.5.1 In yonder home shall never

114.2.4 Yonder shines the Infant Light.

115.7.1 Hark! a voice from yondermanger,

134.3.4 Here on earth and yonder.

135.1.6 The sun in yonder skies!

154.1.4 “In yonder lowly manger laid,

166.4.2 See, nations gather yonder,

219.2.4 Bestow, both here and yonder,

292.4.1 What punishment so strange issuffered yonder!

332.1.5 Now lies buried yonder!

332.5.5 Should be buried yonder.

337.10.5 Both here below and yonder.

360.4.1 Nailed fast to yonder tree

467.5.6 Until we praise Thee yonder.

517.10.1 In yonder home doth flourish

541.3.5 To yonder shining regions,

541.5.8 In yonder land of tears.

569.4.5 How Christ will give me yonder

YORE (2 entries)

215.3.4 Our fathers had of yore;

251.3.6 Can harm us as of yore;

YOU (252 entries omitted)


YOU’LL (3 entries omitted)


YOUNG (9 entries)

60.3.4 And makes thee young again.

111.4.4 To young and old, to man andwife;

123.7.3 Who is this Child, so young andfair?

124.7.3 Who is this Child, so young andfair?

376

YOUNGER YOU’VE

176.Ti.1 How Shall the Young SecureTheir Hearts

176.1.1 How shall the young secure theirhearts,

211.1.5 Calling the young and old to rest,

509.1.2 Bless the young before Thee;

514.2.1 O bless Thy Word to all theyoung;

YOUNGER (1 entry)

180.1.3 Which in our younger years wesaw,

YOUR (320 entries omitted)


YOU’RE (3 entries omitted)


YOURS (3 entries omitted)


YOURSELF (2 entries omitted)


YOURSELVES (3 entries omitted)


YOUTH (10 entries)

176.5.3 That holy Book shall guide ouryouth

178.1.4 From youth to age remain.

183.Ti.1 Master of Eager Youth

183.1.1 Master of eager youth,

186.2.2 Be taught your children in theiryouth

220.4.2 From my youth are only evil.

369.5.4 The vigor of thy youth.

395.1.2 The watchmen of the Church’syouth,

551.1.4 In simple style to tender youth.

561.5.1 Thou on my head in early youthdidst smile,

YOU’VE (1 entry omitted)


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Z ZION’S

Z (4 words)

ZEAL (9 entries)

75.3.3 Ardent zeal and holy joy

107.1.5 With true forerunner’s zeal

166.3.4 Shall run with zeal untiring,

184.2.3 My zeal inspire!

199.5.1 May our zeal to help the heathen

286.2.3 Could my zeal no respite know,

545.11.2 Their zeal for Jesus ever burns;

545.15.3 Grant us the zeal and fervent love

596.1.7 But with zeal and joy exceeding

ZEST (1 entry)

331.8.6 And when all else has lost its zest,

ZION (32 entries)

29.1.2 Zion, let me enter there,

30.1.2 Zion, let me enter there,

56.1.4 Sing praise unto God out of Zion!




93.1.3 Thy King, O Zion, comes to thee,

94.2.1 Thy Zion stews before Thee

95.3.6 Come to Zion meekly riding;

95.8.1 Hence thy King, O Zion, praising,

192.2.3 “Zion, behold thy Savior King,

214.1.2 Zion, city of our God;

216.1.2 In Zion Christ alone is King;

216.5.3 We bow in Zion at Thy throne–

217.1.4 Ere the foe on Zion tread;

321.Ti.1 Zion, to Thy Savior Singing

321.1.1 Zion, to thy Savior singing,

533.3.1 Preserve, O Lord, Thy Zion,

534.4.7 And Zion in her anguish

534.8.1 They stand, those halls of Zion,

541.4.1 O Zion, hail! Bright city, nowunfold

544.2.1 Zion hears the watchwordsounding,

550a.Ti.1 Zion Mourns in Fear and Anguish

550a.1.1 Zion mourns in fear and anguish,

550a.1.2 Zion, city of our God.

550a.3.1 “Zion, surely I do love thee,”

550a.3.6 Zion, thou art dear to Me.

550b.Ti.1 Zion Mourns in Fear and Anguish

550b.1.1 Zion mourns in fear and anguish,

550b.1.2 Zion, city of our God.

550b.3.1 “Zion, surely I do love thee,”

550b.3.6 Zion, thou art dear to Me.

ZION’S (15 entries)

8.1.5 Holy Zion’s help for ever,

69.7.5 On Zion’s sacred height

70.1.4 That lead to Zion’s height!

99.3.1 O Zion’s Daughter, rise

164.2.7 Hear Zion’s watchmen cry:

165.3.2 Zion’s Helper, Jacob’s Lord–

191.3.2 Standing high on Zion’s wall,

192.1.2 Who stand on Zion’s hill!

214.4.1 Savior, since of Zion’s city

214.4.8 None by Zion’s children know.

216.Ti.1 Of Zion’s Honor Angels Sing

216.1.1 Of Zion’s honor angels sing!

216.2.1 For Zion’s knows no other Lord,

221.1.2 Hear Zion’s cries and help afford;

411.2.5 Drink, O Zion’s sons anddaughters;

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