Part 252

W Wait, O my soul, the Maker’s will, _Beddome._ 69 Wake thee, O Zion, thy mourning is, _Palmer._ 1284 Watchman, tell us of the night, _Bowring._ 128 We are living, we are dwelling, _A. C. Coxe._ 1277 We are on our journey home, _C. Beecher._ 1141 We are too far from thee, our Saviour, 804 We are on the ocean sailing, 313 Weary souls that wander wide, _C. Wesley._ 392 Weary of wandering from my God, _C. Wesley._ 940 We ask for peace, O Lord, _Miss A. A. Procter._ 423 We bless the prophet of the Lord, _Watts._ 232 Weeping sinners, dry your tears, 310 Weeping souls, no longer mourn, _Toplady._ 946 Weep not for the saint that ascends, _Bacon._ 1083 We have heard of that bright, that holy land, 1163 We have no home but heaven—a pilgrim’s, 1155 Welcome, delightful morn, _Hayward._ 632 Welcome, O Saviour, to my heart, _Bourne’s Coll._ 359 Welcome, sweet day of rest, _Watts._ 626 Welcome, ye hopeful heirs of heaven, 516 We lift our hearts to thee, _J. Wesley._ 1314 We love this outward world, 1019 We love thy name, we love thy laws, 374 We’re bound for the land of the, _R. L. Collier._ 331 We’re going home, we’ve had visions bright, 1161 We’re traveling home to heaven above, 320 We shall meet no more to part, 503 We sing the Saviour’s wondrous death, 174 We speak of the realms of the blest, 1150 We’ve no abiding city here, _Kelly._ 1305 We wait for thee, _from the German of Hiller._ 1105 We wait in faith, in prayer we wait, 905 We will not weep, for God, _W. H. Hurlbut._ 1031 What could your Redeemer do, _C. Wesley._ 305 Whate’er my God ordains is right, 935 What glory guides the sacred page, _Cowper._ 11 What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone, 961 What is life? ’tis but a vapor, _Kelly._ 1078 What shall I render to my God, _Watts._ 692 What sinners value I resign, _Watts._ 808 What’s this that steals upon my, 1084 What though earthly friends may frown, 968 What though the arm of conquering, _Doddridge._ 1064 What various hindrances we meet, _Cowper._ 556 When adverse winds and waves, _Mrs. Sigourney._ 903 When all thy mercies, O my God, _Addison._ 78 When blooming youth is snatched, _Mrs. Steele._ 1058 When darkness long has vailed my, _Cowper._ 854 When downward to the darksome, _Ray Palmer._ 1108 When far from the hearts where our, _Macduff._ 992 When for eternal worlds we steer, 437 When gathering clouds around I view, _Sir Robt. Grant._ 999 When human hopes and joys depart, _Roscoe._ 337 When I can trust my all with God, _Conder._ 777 When in the hour of lonely woe, _Conder._ 852 Whene’er I think of thee, _W. Baxter._ 1318 When I sink down in gloom or fear, 362 When Israel, of the Lord beloved, _Sir W. Scott._ 849 When Israel through the desert, _Beddome._ 5 When I survey the wondrous cross, _Watts._ 512 When Jordan hushed his waters, _T. Campbell._ 117 When languor and disease invade, _Toplady._ 1008 When marshaled on the nightly, _H. K. White._ 351 When musing sorrow weeps the, _B. W. Noel._ 432 When our purest delights are nipt in the bud, 938 When overwhelmed with grief, _Watts._ 1016 When reft of all, and hopeless care, _Drummond._ 435 When shall we all meet again, 502 When shall we meet again, _Select Hymns._ 504 When spring unlocks the flowers to, _Heber._ 1238 When the King of kings comes, 1101 When the spark of life is waning, _Dale._ 1091 When the vale of death appears, _Mrs. Gilbert._ 1080 When the worn spirit wants repose, _Edmeston._ 623 When thou, my, _Countess of the Huntington._ 1114 When through the torn sail the wild, _Heber._ 1296 When we can not see our way, 370 When we hear the music ringing, _W. M._ 1151 When we reach a quiet dwelling, 1156 When we the sacred grave survey, 180 When shall the child of sorrow find, 963 Where two or three with sweet accord, _Newton._ 552 While in sweet communion feeding, 540 While in the slippery paths of, _A. S. Hayden._ 1214 While life prolongs its precious light, _Dwight._ 277 While now thy throne of grace we, _C. Robins._ 683 While o’er our guilty land, O God, _Pres’t Davis._ 1254 While others pray for grace to die, 952 While thee I seek, _Miss H. M. Williams._ 561 While thou, my God, art my help, _W. Young._ 929 While with ceaseless course the sun, _Newton._ 1243 Whither goest thou, pilgrim stranger, 886 Whither, O whither, should I fly, _C. Wesley._ 767 Who are these in bright array, _Montgomery._ 1137 Why do we mourn departing friends, _Watts._ 1057 Why should I in vain repining, _Edmeston._ 1025 Why should we start and fear to die, _Watts._ 1043 Why will ye waste on trifling cares, _Doddridge._ 282 With earnest longings of the mind, _Watts._ 1013 Within thy house, Lord, _Con. Ev. Mag._ 690 With Israel’s God who can compare, _Newton._ 71 With joy we meditate the grace, _Watts._ 228 With joy we own thy servant, _Montgomery._ 469 With my substance I will honor, _Francis._ 971 With one consent let all the earth, _Doddridge._ 29 With sacred joy we lift our eyes, _Watts._ 689 With songs and honors sounding, _Hugh White._ 1231 With tearful eyes I look around, 278 With willing hearts we tread, 389 Worship, honor, glory, blessing, 753