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Author: Wesley, John, 1703-1791.
Title: Hymns and sacred poems: Published by John Wesley, ... and Charles Wesley, ...
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Wesley, John, 1703-1791., Wesley, Charles, 1707-1788.
London: printed by William Strahan; and sold by James Hutton; and at Mr. Bray's, 1739.
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THE PREFACE.
THE CONTENTS.
HYMNS AND SACRED POEMS. PART I.
EUPOLIS' Hymn to the Creator.
SOLITUDE. From the Latin.
The Mystery of Life.
EPITAPH.
VIRTUE. Altered from Herbert.
Upon list'ning to the Vibrations of a Clock.
DOOMSDAY. From Herbert.
SPIRITUAL SLUMBER. From the German.
ZEAL.
On Reading Monsr. de RENTY's Life.
VANITY. From Herbert.
FAREWELL to the WORLD. From the French.
GIDDINESS. From Herbert.
To a FRIEND in LOVE.
HYMN to CONTEMPT.
The AGONY. From Herbert.
The THANKSGIVING. From the same.
The REPRIZAL. From the same.
MATTINS. From the same.
EMPLOYMENT. From the same.
The ELIXIR. From the same.
GRACE before MEAT.
Another.
GRACE after MEAT.
On CLEMENS ALEXANDRINUS'S De|scription of a Perfect Christian.
AFFLICTION. From Herbert.
FRAILTY. From the same.
The COLLAR. From the same.
GRACE. From the same.
GRATEFULNESS. From the same.
The METHOD. From the same.
Grieve not the HOLY SPIRIT. From the same.
The SIGH. From the same.
The FLOWER. From the same.
DESERTION. From the same.
A TRUE HYMN. From the same.
The TEMPER. From the same.
The same.
BITTER-SWEET. From the same.
A HYMN for MIDNIGHT.
After considering some of his Friends.
RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE.
MAN'S MEDLEY. From Herbert.
MISERY. From the same.
The SINNER. From the same.
REPENTANCE. From the same.
COMPLAINING. From the same.
HOME. From the same.
LONGING. From the same.
The SEARCH. From the same.
DISCIPLINE. From the same.
DIVINE LOVE. From the German.
Written in the Beginning of a Recovery from Sickness.
After a Recovery from Sickness.
A PRAYER under Convictions.
The 53d Chapter of ISAIAH.
Hoping for GRACE. From the German.
The DAWNING. From Herbert.
The CHANGE. From the German.
HYMNS AND SACRED POEMS. PART II.
CHRIST the Friend of Sinners.
On the Conversion of a Common Harlot.
HYMN of THANKSGIVING to the FATHER.
HYMN to the SON.
HYMN to the HOLY GHOST.
PRAISE. From Herbert.
The GLANCE. From the same.
Desiring to praise worthily. From the German.
FREE GRACE.
The CALL. From Herbert.
TRUE PRAISE. From the same.
The DIALOGUE. From the same.
Subjection to CHRIST. From the German.
Renouncing all for CHRIST. From the French.
The INVITATION. From Herbert.
The BANQUET. From the same.
Therefore with Angels, &c.
Glory be to GOD on high, &c.
HYMN to CHRIST. Altered from Dr. Hickes's Reform'd Devotions.
On the CRUCIFIXION.
Part of the LXIII Chapter of ISAIAH, Altered from Mr. Norris.
The MAGNIFICAT.
PRAYER. From Herbert.
TRUST in PROVIDENCE. From the German.
In AFFLICTION.
In AFFLICTION, or PAIN. From the German.
Another. From the same.
In DESERTION or TEMPTATION.
JUSTIFIED, but not SANCTIFIED.
The BELIEVER's SUPPORT. From the German.
Living by CHRIST. From the German.
GOD's Love to Mankind. From the same.
GOD's Greatness. From the same.
HYMN on the Titles of CHRIST.
IId HYMN to CHRIST.
IIId HYMN to CHRIST.
HYMN to CHRIST the King.
IId HYMN to CHRIST the King.
The SAVIOUR glorified by All. From the German.
A MORNING HYMN.
A Morning Dedication of ourselves to CHRIST. From the German.
CHRIST protecting and sanctifying. From the same.
Supplication for Grace. From the same.
HYMN to the HOLY GHOST.
On the Descent of the HOLY GHOST at Pentecost. Altered from Dr. H. More.
PUBLICK WORSHIP. From the German.
Prayer to CHRIST before the Sacrament. From the same.
HYMN after the Sacrament.
, &c.
To be sung at WORK.
Another.
GOD with us. From the German.
GOD our Portion. From the Spanish.
GRATITUDE for our CONVERSION. From the German.
BOLDNESS in the GOSPEL. From the same.
Congratulation to a Friend, upon Believ|ing in CHRIST.
HYMN for CHRISTMAS-DAY.
HYMN for the EPIPHANY.
HYMN for EASTER-DAY.
HYMN for ASCENSION-DAY.
HYMN for WHITSUNDAY.
GRACE before MEAT.
At MEALS.
GRACE after MEAT.
Another.
, &c.