Part 242

I I am a stranger here, 1154 I am thy workmanship, O Lord, _Conder._ 816 I am weary of straying, O fain, 837 I can not always trace the way, _Charlotte Elliott._ 86 “I come,” the great Redeemer cries, 385 I come to thee, to-night, 1317 I did thee wrong, my God, _Bonar._ 926 If human kindness meets return, _R. W. Noel._ 520 If life’s pleasures charm you, _F. S. Key._ 439 If ’tis sweet to mingle where, 571 I have no resting place on earth, _W. Baxter._ 819 I hear thee speak of the better, _Mrs. Hemans._ 1158 I journey forth, _Hymns from Land of Luther._ 1139 I know not if or dark or bright, 803 I know that my Redeemer lives, _Medley._ 219 I’ll praise my Maker while I’ve, _Watts._ 72 I look to thee in every need, 912 I love the volume of thy word, _Watts._ 8 I love thy kingdom, Lord, _Dwight._ 453 I love to steal awhile away, _Mrs. Brown._ 562 I love to think of heaven, 1134 I’m but a stranger here, _T. R. Taylor._ 1146 I’m not ashamed to own my Lord, _Watts._ 865 In all my Lord’s appointed ways, _Ryland._ 380 In all my ways, O God, 1173 In every trouble, sharp and strong, 1010 In expectation sweet, _Kelly._ 1109 Infinite excellence is thine, _Fawcett._ 237 In heavenly love abiding, 785 In hymns of praise, eternal God, 119 In Jordan’s tide the Baptist, _Rippon’s Coll._ 142 In memory of the Saviour’s love, 524 In seasons of grief, to my God I’ll, _Hunter._ 264 In silence of the voiceless night, 980 In sweet, exalted strains, _Francis._ 1301 In that world of ancient story, _Miss H. M. Bolman._ 1152 In the Christian’s home in glory, 1149 In thee, O Lord, I put my trust, _W. T. Moore._ 845 In the floods of tribulation, _Pearce._ 1026 In thy name, O Lord, assembling, _Kelly._ 713 In time of fear, when trouble’s near, _Hastings._ 788 In trouble and in grief, O God, 910 I praise thy name, O God of light, 1180 I saw the cross of Jesus, _F. Whitfield._ 543 I sing the almighty power of God, _Watts._ 50 Is it a long way off, 1153 Israel’s Shepherd, guide me, feed, _Beckersteth._ 751 Israel the desert trod, 778 Is there a lone and dreary hour, _Mrs. Gilman._ 761 It came upon the midnight clear, _E. H. Sears._ 120 I think when I read that sweet story of old, 1220 It is finished, man of sorrows, _T. H. Hedge._ 533 It is not death to die, _Bethune._ 1066 It is the hour of prayer, 568 It is the Lord, enthroned in light, _Green._ 906 I will extol thee, Lord on high, 1000 I will not let thee go, thou help, _Desyler._ 798 I would not live alway, I ask not, _Muhlenberg._ 836