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No.
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first line
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subtitle
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MS No.
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for this date
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1. SEASONS
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New-Years hymns
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Time, with an unwearied hand
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New Year's Hymns for 1775 The Time is Short
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186
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1 January 1775
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See! another year is gone!
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New year's hymns for 1776 Uncertainty of life
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231
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1 January 1776
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Time, by moments, steals away
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A New year's thought & prayer
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264
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[1 January 1777]
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Hark! how time's wide sounding bell
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For the New Year 1778 Death & War
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293
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[1 January 1778]
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Oft in vain the voice of truth
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New Year's Hymns 1779
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332
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1 January 1779
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Before annual sermons
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Preachers may, from Ezekiel's case
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Can these dry bones live?
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187
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1 January 1775
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When Moses waved his mystic rod
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The rod of Moses
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232
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1 January 1776
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The God who once to Israel spoke
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For the New Year 1777
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262
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[1 January 1777]
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O thou, at whose almighty word
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Before Sermon
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294
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[1 January 1778]
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Elisha, struck with grief and awe
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Elijah's Mantle
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333
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1 January 1779
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After annual sermons
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Beneath the tyrant Satan's yoke
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After Sermon
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188
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1 January 1775
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What contradictions meet
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Travailing in birth for souls
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233
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1 January 1776
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Thy message, by the preacher, seal
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After sermon
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263
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[1 January 1777]
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When Paul was parted from his friends
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Paul's Farewell charge
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295
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4 January 1778
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Alas! by nature how depraved
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After sermon Jeremiah 3:19
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334
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1 January 1779
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[Seasons general]
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Though cloudy skies, and northern blasts
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Waiting for the Spring
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306
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15 March 1778
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Pleasing spring again is here!
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Spring
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241
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21 April 1776
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Though the morn may be serene
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Summer Storms
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313
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31 May 1778
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The grass, and flowers, which clothe the field
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Hay Time
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316
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12 July 1778
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See! the corn again in ear!
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Harvest
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209
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18 [=25?] June 1775
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The Lord, our salvation and light
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The close of the year
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230
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31 December 1775
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Let hearts and tongues unite
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Ebenezer
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292
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[28 December 1777]
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2. ORDINANCES
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How welcome to the saints, when pressed
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The Lord's day
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331
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27 December 1778
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Happy are they, to whom the Lord
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Gospel Privileges
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193
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1 February 1775
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Sacramental Hymns
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Let me dwell on Golgotha
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The Cross
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225
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26 November 1775
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In evil long I took delight
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Looking at the Cross
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309
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5 April 1778
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Prayer
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In themselves, as weak as worms
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Power of Prayer
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271
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30 March 1777
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3. PROVIDENCES
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The gathering clouds, with aspect dark
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On the commencement of hostilities in America
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207
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11 June 1775
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Fast Day Hymns
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Oh, may the power which melts the rock
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For the Fast-day
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261
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13 December 1776
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While Joshua led the armed bands
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Moses & Amalek
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303
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27 February 1778
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See the gloomy gathering cloud
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The Hiding Place
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321
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27 September 1778
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[Providences general]
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Although on massy pillars built
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On the Earthquake
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217
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1 October 1775
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Wearied by day with toils and cares
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On the Fire at Olney
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285
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2 November 1777
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As the sun's enlivening eye
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At parting
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258
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6 October 1776
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Funeral Hymns
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My soul, this curious house of clay
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Hope beyond the Grave
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265
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12 January 1777
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Courage, my soul! behold the prize
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There the Weary are at rest
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273
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20 April 1777
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God, with one piercing glance, looks through
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The Day of the Lord
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289
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[7 December 1777 ?]
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John in vision saw the day
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The books were opened
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305
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8 March 1778
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4. CREATION
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That was a wonder-working word
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Old & new Creation
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296
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[c. 11 January 1778?]
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The book of nature open lies
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The book of Creation
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245
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9 June 1776
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The moon in silver glory shone
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On the Eclipse of the Moon
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251
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4 August 1776
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If for a time the air be calm
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The Sea
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279
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13 July 1777
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Though small the drops of falling rain
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The Flood
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330
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13 December 1778
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On the same flower we often see
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The Spider and Bee
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301
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15 February 1778
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The subtle spider often weaves
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The Bee saved from the Spider
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302
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22 February 1778
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A lion, though by nature wild
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The tamed Lion
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317
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5 July 1778
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The Saviour calls his people sheep
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Sheep
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322
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6 September 1778
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A garden contemplation suits
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The Garden
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323
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4 October 1778
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The water stood like walls of brass
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The creatures in the Lord's hand
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255
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8 September 1776
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When slumber seals our weary eyes
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Dreaming
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328
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22 November 1778
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See the world for youth prepares
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The World
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335
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[1 January 1779?]
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Blinded in youth by Satan's arts
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The enchantment dissolved
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269
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16 February 1777
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