Hymns & Devotion

The great age of English hymn-writing — John Newton’s "Amazing Grace," the Olney Hymns, and the devotional verse of William Cowper and Henry van Dyke.

Faith set to meter

In this collection

• Genesis 3
• Genesis 4: 3-–-8
• Genesis 5: 24
• With Heaven
• Genesis 13: 10
• Genesis 22: 14
• Though Troubles Assail
• Genesis 25; Hebrews 12: 16
• Genesis 28: 12
• Genesis 32: 27
• Genesis 41: 56
• Genesis 45: 3-–-4
• Exodus 15: 23-–-25
• Exodus 15
• Exodus 16: 18
• Exodus 16: 20
• Exodus 17: 15
• Exodus 32: 4, 31
• Leviticus 8: 7-–-9
• Numbers 23: 10
• Joshua 10: 6
• Judges 6: 24
• Judges 6: 37-–-40
• Judges 14: 8
• 1 Samuel 1: 18
• 1 Samuel 5: 4-–-5
• 1 Samuel 6: 12
• 1 Samuel 17: 38-–-40
• 2 Samuel 11: 27
• 2 Samuel 16: 17
• 1 Kings 3: 5
• If Solomon for Wisdom Pray'D
• Behold the Throne of Grace
• 1 Kings 10: 1-–-9
• 1 Kings 17: 6
• 1 Kings 17: 16
• 2 Kings 2: 19-–-22
• 2 Kings 5: 14
• 2 Kings 6: 5-–-6
• 2 Kings 6: 16
• 1 Chronicles 17: 16-–-17
• Nehemiah 8: 10
• Job 29: 2
• O Come Without Delay!
• Psalm 6
• Psalm 73: 25
• Psalm 91
• That Man no Guard or Weapons Needs
• Prayer, under the Pressure of Violent Anguish
• Paraphrase of the First Psalm
• The First Six Verses of the Ninetieth Psalm Versified
• Stanzas, on the same Occasion
• Prayer-O Thou Dread Power
• A Grace before Dinner, Extempore
• A Grace after Dinner, Extempore
• Hymn of the Moravian Nuns of Bethlehem
• Hymn for my Brother's Ordination
• The Master is Come, and Calleth for Thee
• The Three Enemies
• Long Barren
• Martyrs' Song
• Good Friday
• For Thine own Sake, o my God
• Of him that was Ready to Perish
• It is Finished

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