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O for an heart to love my God!

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCXV (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns Lyrics: 1 O for an Heart to love my God! An heart from Sin set free; An heart that's sprinkled with the Blood, So freely shed for me! 2 An heart resign'd, submissive, meek, My dear Redeemer's Throne; Where only Christ is heard to speak, Where Jesus reigns alone. 3 An humble, lowly, contrite Heart, Believing, true, and clean; Which neither Life nor Death can part From Him that dwells within. 4 An heart in ev'ry Thought renew'd, And fill'd of Love Divine, Perfect and Right, and pure, and good, A Copy, Lord! of thine. 5 Thy tender Heart is still the same, And melts at Human Woe; Send down thy Grace, O blessed Lamb! That I thy Love may know. 6 Thy holy Nature Lord! impart Come quickly from above, Write thy new Name upon my Heart, Thy new best Name of Love. Languages: English

O for an Heart to love my God!

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXV (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns Languages: English

O for a sweet, inspiring Ray

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXVII (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns Languages: English

Victory over Death

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCXVI (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: O for an overcoming faith Lyrics: 1 O for an over-coming Faith To chear my dying Hours; To Triumph o'er the Monster Death, And all his frightful Pow'rs! 2 Joyful with all the Strength I have My quiv'ring Lips should sing- Where is thy boasted Vict'ry Grave? And where the Monster's Sting? 3 If Sin be pardon'd, I'm secure, Death hath no Sting besides; The Law gives Sin its damning Pow'r; But Christ, my Ransom, dy'd. 4 Now to the God of Victory Immortal Thanks be paid, Who makes us conqu'rors while we die, Throu'h Christ our living Head. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:55-58 Languages: English

Victory over Death

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXVI (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: O for an over-coming Faith Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:55-58 Languages: English

O Lord, thou know'st my Soul's Desires

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCXXII (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns Lyrics: 1 O Lord, thou know'st my Soul's Desires, And thou canst give me perfect Ease; Thou art the Good my Heart admires, There's nothing but thy Love can please. 2 Give me, O Lord, the Happiness To sit and hear thy gracious Voice; Come, Saviour, come, my soul possess, And make my mourning Heart rejoice. 3 Lord, I would praise thy holy Name, Thou art my everlasting Friend; Thou hast not put my Soul to shame; Preserve me safe unto the End. 4 Thou art my Strength, and my Support, My Hope, my everlasting Aid To Thee I always would resort, And trust in Thee when I'm afraid. 5 Thy Name affords my Soul relief, When I with Sorrows am opprest; When I am full of woe and Grief, Thy word doth give my Spirit rest. 6 Teach me to do thy holy Will, Unite my Heart to fear thy Name; O lead me to thy heav'nly Hill, Where stands the new Jerusalem. 7 Were not the Lord of Hosts my Strength I should have sunk in deep Despair; But now I trust I shall at length Arrive at Canaan's Harbour fair; 8 There shall I rest for Evermore, Fearless of Storms, and raging Seas, And sit upon the heav'nly Shore, And dwell at everlasting Ease. Languages: English

O Lord, thou know'st my Soul's Desires

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXXII (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns Languages: English

Breathing after Holiness

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXXVI (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: O that the Lord would guide my Ways Languages: English

Winter

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCLIV (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: See how rude Winter's Icy Hand Lyrics: 1 See how rude Winter's Icy Hand Has stript the Trees, and seal'd the Ground; But Spring shall soon his Rage withstand, And spread new Beauties all around. 2 My soul a sharper Winter mourns, Barren and lifeless I remain, When will the gentle Spring return, And bid my Graces grow again? 3 Jesus, my glorious Sun,a rise, 'Tis thine the frozen heart to move; Oh! hush these Storms, and clear my Skies, And let me feel thy vital Love. 4 Dear Lord, regard my feeble Cry, I faint and droop 'till thou appear; wilt thou permit thy Plant to die? Must it be Winter all the Year? 5 Be still, my Soul, and wait his Hour, With humble Pray'r, and patient Faith, 'Till he reveals his gracious Pow'r, Repose on what his Promise saith. 6 He, by whose all commanding Words, Seasons their changing Course maintain; In ev'ry Change a Pledge affords, That none shall seek his Face in vain. Languages: English

Winter

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCLIV (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: See how rude Winter's Icy Hand Languages: English

Agur's Wish

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCXCIII (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Thus Agur breathed his warm desire Lyrics: 1 Thus Agur breath'd his warm Desire: "My GOD, two Favors I require, "In neither my Request deny, "Vouchafe them both before I die. 2 "Far from my Heart and Tents exclude "Those Enemies to all that's Good, "Folly whose Pleasures end in Death, "And Falshood's pestilential Breath: 3 "Be neither Wealth nor Want my Lot; "Below the Dome, above the Cot, "Let me my Life unanxious lead, "And know not Luxury nor Need." 4 These Wishes, Lord, we make our own O shed in Moderation down Thy Bounties, 'till this Mortal Breath, Expiring Tunes thy Praise in Death! 5 But should'st thou large Possessions give, May we with Thankfulness receive The Good and--still our GOD adore, And bless the Needy from our Store. 6 Or should we feel the Pains of Want, Submission, Resignation grant, Till thou shalt send the wish'd Supply, Or call us to the Bliss on high. Scripture: Proverbs 30:7-9 Languages: English

Agur's Wish

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCXCIII (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Thus Agur breath'd his warm Desire Scripture: Proverbs 30:7-9 Languages: English

A Prayer for Persons joined in Fellowship

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCC (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Try us, O God, and search the Ground Lyrics: 1 Try us, O God, and search the Ground Of every sinful Heart, Whate'er of Sin in us is found O bid it all depart. 2 When to the Right or Left we stray, Leave us not comfortless, But guide our Feet into the Way Of everlasting Peace. 3 Help us to help each other Lord, Each others Cross to bear; Let each his friendly Aid afford, And feel his Brother's Care. 4 Help us to build each other up, Our little Stock improve, Increase our Faith, confirm our Hope, And perfect us in Love. 5 Up into thee the living Head, Let us in all Things grow, Till thou hast made us free indeed, And spotless here below. 6 Then when the mighty Work is wrought Receive thy ready Bride, Give us in Heav'n a happy Lot, With all the Sanctify'd. Languages: English

A Prayer for Persons joined in Fellowship

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCC (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Try us, O God, and search the Ground Languages: English

GOD our Preserver

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCCII (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Upward I lift mine Eyes Scripture: Psalm 121

GOD our Preserver

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCCII (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: Upward I lift mine Eyes Scripture: Psalm 121 Languages: English

Exhortation to Prayer

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCCXII (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: What various Hindrances we meet Lyrics: 1 What various Hindrances we meet, In coming to the Mercy Seat! Yet who that knows the Worth of Pray'r But wishes to be often there. 2 Pray'r makes the dark'ned Cloud withdraw, Pray'r climbs the Ladder Jacob say; Gives exercise to Faith and Love, Brings ev'ry Blessing from above. 3 Restraining Pray'r we cease to fight; Pray'r makes the Christian Armour bright; And Satan trembles, when he sees The weakest Saint upon his Knees. 4 While Moses stood with Arms spread wide, Success was found on Israel's Sde; But when thro' Weariness they fail'd, That Moment Amelek prevail'd. 5 Have you no Words? Ah, think again, Words flows apace when you complain, And fill your Fellow Creatures Ear With the sad Tale of all your Care. 6 Were half the Breath thus vainly spent, To Heav'n in Supplication sent! Our cheerful Song would oft'ner be, "Hear what the LORD has done for me Languages: English

Exhortaion to Prayer

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CCCXII (1801) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: What various Hindrances we meet Languages: English

Hannah; Or the Throne of Grace

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CCCXXI (1791) Topics: Supplicatory Hymns First Line: When Hannah press'd with Grief Lyrics: 1 When Hannah press'd with Grief, Pour'd forth her Soul in Pray'r; She quickly found Relief, And left her Burthen there: Like her in ev'ry trying Case, Let us approach the Throne of Grace. 2 When she began to pray, Here Heart was pain'd and Sad; But ere she went away, Was comforted, and glad: In Trouble, what a resting Place Have they who know the Throne of Grace. 3 Tho' Men, and Devils rage, And threaten to devour; The Saints from Age to Age, Are safe from all their Pow'r; Fresh Strength they gain to run their Race, By waiting at the Throne of Grace. 4 Eli her Case mistook, How was her Spirit mov'd, By his unkind Rebuke? But God her Cause approv'd, We need not fear a Creature's Face, While welcome at the Throne of Wrace. 5 She was not fill'd with wine, (As Eli rashly thought) But with a Faith Divine, And found the Help she sought: Tho Men despise and call us Base, Still let us ply the Throne of Grace. 6 Men have not Pow'r or Skill, With troubled Souls to bear; Tho' they express Good-will, Poor Comforters they are: But swelling Sorrows sink apace, When we approach the Throne of Grace. 7 Numbers before have try'd, And found the Promise true; Nor One been yet deny'd, Then why should I, or you? Let us by Faith, their Footsteps trace, And hasten to the Throne of Grace. 8 As Fogs obscure the Light, And taint the morning Air, But soon are put to fFight, If the bright Sun appear; Thus Jesus will our Sorrows chase, By shining from the Throne of Grace. Languages: English