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  1. Preface
  2. Book I
    1. 1 Adam By Newton Genesis 3.
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    2. 2 Cain and Abel By Newton Genesis 4:3 – 8.
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    3. 3 Walking with God By Cowper Genesis 5:24.
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    4. 4 Another By Newton
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    5. 5 Lot in Sodom By Newton Genesis 13:10.
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    6. 6 Jehovah-Jireh —The Lord Will Provide By Cowper Genesis 22:14.
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    7. 7 The Lord Will Provide By Newton
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    8. 8 Esau By Newton Genesis 25; Hebrews 12:16.
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    9. 9 Jacob’s Ladder By Newton Genesis 28:12.
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    10. 10 My Name Is Jacob By Newton Genesis 32:27.
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    11. 11 Plenty in the Time of Dearth By Newton Genesis 41:56.
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    12. 12 Joseph Made Known to His Brethren By Newton Genesis 45:3 – 4.
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    13. 13 The Bitter Waters By Newton Exodus 15:23 – 25.
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    14. 14 Jehovah-Rophi —I Am the Lord That Healeth Thee By Cowper Exodus 15.
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    15. 15 Manna By Newton Exodus 16:18.
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    16. 16 Manna Hoarded By Newton Exodus 16:20.
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    17. 17 Jehovah-Nissi —The Lord My Banner By Cowper Exodus 17:15.
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    18. 18 The Golden Calf By Newton Exodus 32:4, 31.
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    19. 19 The True Aaron By Newton Leviticus 8:7 – 9.
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    20. 20 Balaam’s Wish.1 By Newton Numbers 23:10.
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    21. 21 Gibeon By Newton Joshua 10:6.
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    22. 22 Jehovah-Shalem —The Lord Send Peace By Cowper Judges 6:24.
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    23. 23 Gideon’s Fleece By Newton Judges 6:37 – 40.
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    24. 24 Samson’s Lion By Newton Judges 14:8.
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    25. 25 Hannah; or the Throne of Grace By Newton 1 Samuel 1:18.
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    26. 26 Dagon Before the Ark By Newton 1 Samuel 5:4 – 5.
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    27. 27 The Milch Kine Drawing the Ark: Faith’s Surrender of All By Newton 1 Samuel 6:12.
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    28. 28 Saul’s Armour By Newton 1 Samuel 17:38 – 40.
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    29. 29 David’s Fall By Newton 2 Samuel 11:27.
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    30. 30 Is This Thy Kindness to Thy Friend? By Newton 2 Samuel 16:17.
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    31. 31 Ask What I Shall Give Thee By Newton 1 Kings 3:5.
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    32. 32 Another By Newton
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    33. 33 Another By Newton
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    34. 34 Queen of Sheba By Newton 1 Kings 10:1 – 9.
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    35. 35 Elijah Fed by Ravens.3 By Newton 1 Kings 17:6.
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    36. 36 The Meal and Cruse of Oil By Newton 1 Kings 17:16.
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    37. 37 Jericho; or, the Waters Healed By Newton 2 Kings 2:19 – 22.
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    38. 38 Naaman By Newton 2 Kings 5:14.
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    39. 39 The Borrowed Axe By Newton 2 Kings 6:5 – 6.
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    40. 40 More with Us Than with Them By Newton 2 Kings 6:16.
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    41. 41 Faith’s Review and Expectation By Newton 1 Chronicles 17:16 – 17.
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    42. 42 The Joy of the Lord Is Your Strength By Newton Nehemiah 8:10.
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    43. 43 Oh That I Were as in Months Past! By Newton Job 29:2.
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    44. 44 The Change.4 By Newton
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    45. 45 Pleading for Mercy By Newton Psalm 6.
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    46. 46 None Upon Earth I Desire Besides Thee By Newton Psalm 73:25.
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    47. 47 The Believer’s Safety By Newton Psalm 91.
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    48. 48 Another By Newton
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    49. 49 He Led Them by a Right Way By Newton Psalm 107:7.
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    50. 50 What Shall I Render?5 By Newton Psalm 116:12 – 13.
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    51. 51 Dwelling in Mesech By Newton Psalm 120:5 – 7.
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    52. 52 Wisdom By Cowper Proverbs 7:22 – 31.
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    53. 53 A Friend That Sticketh Closer Than a Brother By Newton Proverbs 18:24.
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    54. 54 Vanity of Life.6 By Newton Ecclesiastes 1:2.
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    55. 55 Vanity of the World By Cowper
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    56. 56 Vanity of the Creature Sanctified By Newton
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    57. 57 The Name of Jesus By Newton Canticles 1:3.
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    58. 58 O Lord, I Will Praise Thee By Cowper Isaiah 12.
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    59. 59 The Refuge, River, and Rock of the Church By Newton Isaiah 32:2.
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    60. 60 Zion; or the City of God.7 By Newton Isaiah 33:20 – 21.
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    61. 61 Look Unto Me, and Be Ye Saved By Newton Isaiah 45:22.
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    62. 62 The Good Physician By Newton
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    63. 63 To the Afflicted, Tossed with Tempests, and Not Comforted By Newton Isaiah 44:5 – 11.
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    64. 64 The Contrite Heart By Cowper Isaiah 57:15.
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    65. 65 The Future Peace and Glory of the Church By Cowper Isaiah 60:15 – 20.
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    66. 66 The Trust of the Wicked and the Righteous Compared By Newton Jeremiah 17:5 – 8.
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    67. 67 Jehovah Our Righteousness By Cowper Jeremiah 23:6.
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    68. 68 Ephraim Repenting By Cowper Jeremiah 31:18 – 20.
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    69. 69 The Lord Is My Portion By Newton Lamentations 3:24.
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    70. 70 Humbled and Silenced by Mercy By Newton Ezekiel 16:63.
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    71. 71 The Covenant By Cowper Ezekiel 36:25 – 28.
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    72. 72 Jehovah-Shammah By Cowper Ezekiel 48:35.
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    73. 73 The Power and Triumph of Faith By Newton Daniel 3:6.
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    74. 74 Belshazzar By Newton Daniel 5:5 – 6.
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    75. 75 The Gourd By Newton Jonah 4:6 – 8.
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    76. 76 Prayer for the Lord’s Promised Presence By Newton Zechariah 2:10.
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    77. 77 A Brand Plucked Out of the Fire By Newton Zechariah 3:1 – 5.
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    78. 78 On One Stone Shall Be Seven Eyes By Newton Zechariah 3:9.
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    79. 79 Praise for the Fountain Opened By Cowper Zechariah 13:1.
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    80. 80 They Shall Be Mine, Saith the Lord By Newton Malachi 3:16 – 18.
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    81. 81 The Beggar By Newton Matthew 7:7 – 8.
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    82. 82 The Leper By Newton Matthew 8:2 – 3.
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    83. 83 A Sick Soul By Newton Matthew 9:12.
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    84. 84 Satan Returning By Newton Matthew 12:43 – 45.
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    85. 85 The Sower By Cowper Matthew 13:3.
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    86. 86 The Wheat and Tares By Newton Matthew 13:37 – 42.
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    87. 87 Peter Walking Upon the Water By Newton Matthew 14:28 – 31.
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    88. 88 The Woman of Canaan By Newton Matthew 15:22 – 28.
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    89. 89 What Think Ye of Christ? By Newton Matthew 22:42.
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    90. 90 The Foolish Virgins.9 By Newton Matthew 25:1.
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    91. 91 Peter Sinning and Repenting By Newton Matthew 26:73.
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    92. 92 The Legion Dispossessed By Newton Mark 5:18 – 19.
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    93. 93 The Ruler’s Daughter Raised By Newton Mark 5:39 – 42.
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    94. 94 But One Loaf.11 By Newton Mark 8:14.
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    95. 95 Bartimeus By Newton Mark 10:47 – 48.
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    96. 96 The House of Prayer By Cowper Mark 11:17.
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    97. 97 The Blasted Fig-Tree By Newton Mark 11:20.
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    98. 98 The Two Debtors By Newton Luke 7:47.
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    99. 99 The Good Samaritan By Newton Luke 10:33 – 35.
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    100. 100 Martha and Mary By Newton Luke 10:38 – 42.
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    101. 101 The Heart Taken By Newton Luke 11:21 – 22.
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    102. 102 The Worldling By Newton Luke 8:16 – 21.
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    103. 103 The Barren Fig-Tree By Newton Luke 13:6 – 9.
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    104. 104 The Prodigal Son By Newton Luke 15:11 – 24.
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    105. 105 The Rich Man and Lazarus By Newton Luke 16:19 – 25.
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    106. 106 The Importunate Widow.13 By Newton Luke 18:1 – 7.
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    107. 107 Zaccheus By Newton Luke 19:1 – 6.
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    108. 108 The Believer’s Danger, Safety, and Duty By Newton Luke 22:31 – 32.
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    109. 109 Father, Forgive Them By Newton Luke 23:34.
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    110. 110 The Two Malefactors By Newton Luke 23:39 – 43.
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    111. 111 The Woman of Samaria By Newton John 4:28.
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    112. 112 The Pool of Bethesda.14 By Newton John 5:2 – 4.
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    113. 113 Another By Newton
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    114. 114 The Disciples at Sea.15 By Newton John 6:16 – 21.
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    115. 115 Will Ye Also Go Away? By Newton John 6:67 – 69.
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    116. 116 The Resurrection and the Life By Newton John 11:25.
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    117. 117 Weeping Mary By Newton John 20:11 – 16.
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    118. 118 Lovest Thou Me? By Cowper John 21:16.
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    119. 119 Another By Newton
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    120. 120 The Death of Stephen By Newton Acts 7:54 – 60.
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    121. 121 The Rebel’s Surrender to Grace. – Lord, What Wilt Thou Have Me to Do? By Newton Acts 9:6.
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    122. 122 Peter Released from Prison By Newton Acts 12:5 – 8.
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    123. 123 The Trembling Gaoler By Newton Acts 16:29 – 31.
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    124. 124 The Exorcists By Newton Acts 19:13 – 16.
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    125. 125 Paul’s Voyage By Newton Acts 27.
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    126. 126 The Good That I Would Do, I Do Not By Newton Romans 7:19.
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    127. 127 Salvation Drawing Nearer By Newton Romans 13:11 – 12.
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    128. 128 That Rock Was Christ By Newton 1 Corinthians 10:4.
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    129. 129 My Grace Is Sufficient for Thee By Newton 2 Corinthians 12:9.
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    130. 130 The Inward Warfare By Newton Galatians 5:17.
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    131. 131 Contentment.17 By Cowper Philippians 4:11.
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    132. 132 Old Testament Gospel By Cowper Hebrews 4:2.
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    133. 133 The Word Quick and Powerful By Newton Hebrews 4:12 – 13.
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    134. 134 Looking Unto Jesus By Newton Hebrews 12:2.
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    135. 135 Love Tokens By Newton Hebrews 12:5 – 11.
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    136. 136 Ephesus By Newton Revelation 2:1 – 7.
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    137. 137 Smyrna By Newton Revelation 2:11.
      1. I
      2. II
      3. III
      4. IV
      5. V
      6. VI
      7. VII
    138. 138 Sardis By Cowper Revelation 1 – 6.
      1. I
      2. II
      3. III
    139. 139 Philadelphia By Newton Revelation 3:7 – 13.
      1. I
      2. II
      3. III
      4. IV
      5. V
      6. VI
    140. 140 Laodicea By Newton Revelation 3:14 – 20.
      1. I
      2. II
      3. III
      4. IV
      5. V
      6. VI
      7. VII
    141. 141 The Little Book.18 By Newton Revelation 10.
      1. I
      2. II
      3. III
      4. IV
      5. V
      6. VI
      7. VII
  3. Book II
    1. I
      1. New Year’s Hymns
        1. 1 Time How Swift By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
        2. 2 Time How Short By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
        3. 3 Uncertainty of Life By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
        4. 4 A New-Year’s Thought and Prayer By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        5. 5 Death and War. 1778 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        6. 6 Earthly Prospects Deceitful By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
      2. Before Annual Sermons to Young People on New-Year’s Evenings
        1. 7 Prayer for a Blessing By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        2. 8 Another By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        3. 9 Another By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        4. 10 Casting the Gospel Net By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        5. 11 Pleading for and with Youth By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        6. 12 Prayer for Children By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
        7. 13 The Shunammite By Newton 2 Kings 4:31.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        8. 14 Elijah’s Prayer By Newton 1 Kings 18.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        9. 15 Preaching to the Dry Bones By Newton Ezekiel 37.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        10. 16 The Rod of Moses By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        11. 17 God Speaking from Mount Zion By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        12. 18 A Prayer for Power on the Means of Grace By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        13. 19 Elijah’s Mantle By Newton 2 Kings 2:11 – 14.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
      3. After Sermons to Young People on New-Year’s Evenings, Suited to the Subjects
        1. 20 David’s Charge to Solomon By Newton 1 Chronicles 28:9.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        2. 21 The Lord’s Call to His Children By Newton 2 Corinthians 6:17 – 18.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        3. 22 The Prayer of Jabez By Newton 1 Chronicles 4:9 – 10.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        4. 23 Waiting at Wisdom’s Gates By Newton Proverbs 8:34 – 35.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        5. 24 Asking the Way to Zion By Newton Jeremiah 1:5.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        6. 25 We Were Pharaoh’s Bondmen By Newton Deuteronomy 6:20 – 23.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        7. 26 Travailing in Birth for Souls By Newton Galatians 4:19.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        8. 27 We Are Ambassadors for Christ By Newton 2 Corinthians 5:20.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        9. 28 Paul’s Farewell Charge By Newton Acts 20:26 – 27.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        10. 29 How Shall I Put Thee Among the Children? By Newton Jeremiah 3:19.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        11. 30 Winter.19 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        12. 31 Waiting for Spring By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        13. 32 Spring By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
          9. IX
        14. 33 Another By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        15. 34 Summer Storms.20 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        16. 35 Hay-Time By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        17. 36 Harvest By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
      4. Christmas
        1. 37 Praise for the Incarnation By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        2. 38 Jehovah-Jesus By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        3. 39 Man Honoured Above Angels By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        4. 40 Saturday Evening By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
      5. The Close of the Year
        1. 41 Ebenezer By Newton 1 Samuel 7:12.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        2. 42 Another By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
          9. IX
    2. II
      1. 43 On Opening a Place for Social Prayer By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      2. 44 Another By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      3. 45 The Lord’s Day By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      4. 46 Gospel Privileges By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      5. 47 Another By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      6. 48 Prayer for the Continuance of the Gospel.22 By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      7. 49 A Famine of the Word By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
        9. IX
      8. 50 Prayer for Ministers By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      9. 51 Prayer for a Revival By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      10. 52 Hoping for a Revival By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      11. Sacramental Hymns
        1. 53 Welcome to the Table By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        2. 54 Christ Crucified By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        3. 55 Jesus Hasting to Suffer By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        4. 56 It Is Good to Be Here By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        5. 57 Looking at the Cross By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        6. 58 Supplies in the Wilderness By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        7. 59 Communion with the Saints in Glory By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
      12. On Prayer
        1. 60 Exhortation to Prayer By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        2. 61 Power of Prayer By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
      13. On the Scripture
        1. 62 The Light and Glory of the Word By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
        2. 63 The Word More Precious Than Gold By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
    3. III
      1. 64 On the Commencement of Hostilities in America By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
        9. IX
      2. Fast Day Hymns
        1. 65 Confession and Prayer. Dec. 13, 1776 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        2. 66 Moses and Amalek By Newton Exodus 17:9. Feb. 27, 1778.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        3. 67 The Hiding-Place. Feb. 10, 1779 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
        4. 68 On the Earthquake. Sept. 8, 1775 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        5. 69 On the Fire at Olney. Sept. 22, 1777 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        6. 70 A Welcome to Christian Friends By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        7. 71 At Parting By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
      3. Funeral Hymns
        1. 72 On the Death of a Believer By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
          8. VIII
        2. 73 On the Death of a Minister By Cowper
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
        3. 74 The Tolling Bell By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        4. 75 Hope Beyond the Grave By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        5. 76 There the Weary Are at Rest By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
        6. 77 The Day of Judgment By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        7. 78 The Day of the Lord.24 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
          6. VI
          7. VII
        8. 79 The Great Tribunal By Newton Revelation 20:11 – 12.
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
          4. IV
          5. V
    4. IV
      1. 80 The Old and New Creation By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      2. 81 The Book of Creation By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      3. 82 The Rainbow By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      4. 83 Thunder By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      5. 84 Lightning in the Night By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      6. 85 On the Eclipse of the Moon. July 30, 1776 By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      7. 86 Moonlight By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      8. 87 The Sea.25 By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      9. 88 The Flood By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      10. 89 The Thaw By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      11. 90 The Loadstone By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      12. 91 The Spider and Bee By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      13. 92 The Bee Saved from the Spider By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      14. 93 The Tamed Lion By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      15. 94 Sheep By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      16. 95 The Garden By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      17. 96 For a Garden-Seat or Summer-House By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      18. 97 The Creatures in the Lord’s Hands By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      19. 98 On Dreaming By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      20. 99 The World By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      21. 100 The Enchantment Dissolved By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
  4. Book III
    1. I
      1. 1 Expostulation By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      2. 2 Alarm By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      3. 3 We Were Once as You Are By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      4. 4 Prepare to Meet God By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      5. 5 Invitation By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
    2. II
      1. 6 The Burdened Sinner By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      2. 7 Behold, I Am Vile By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
        9. IX
      3. 8 The Shining Light By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      4. 9 Encouragement By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      5. 10 The Waiting Soul By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      6. 11 The Effort By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      7. 12 The Effort-in Another Measure By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      8. 13 Seeking the Beloved By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      9. 14 Rest for Weary Souls By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
    3. III
      1. 15 Light Shining Out of Darkness By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      2. 16 Welcome Cross By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
      3. 17 Afflictions Sanctified by the Word By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      4. 18 Temptation By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      5. 19 Looking Upwards in a Storm By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      6. 20 The Valley of the Shadow of Death By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      7. 21 The Storm Is Hushed By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      8. 22 Help in the Time of Need By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      9. 23 Peace After a Storm By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      10. 24 Mourning and Longing By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      11. 25 Rejoice the Soul of Thy Servant By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      12. 26 Self-Acquaintance By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      13. 27 Bitter and Sweet By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      14. 28 Prayer for Patience By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      15. 29 Submission By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      16. 30 Why Should I Complain? By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      17. 31 Return, O Lord, How Long? By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      18. 32 Cast Down, but Not Destroyed By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      19. 33 The Benighted Traveler By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      20. 34 The Prisoner By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      21. 35 Perplexity Relieved By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      22. 36 Prayer Answered by Crosses By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      23. 37 I Will Trust and Not Be Afraid By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      24. 38 Questions to Unbelief By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      25. 39 Good Effects by Weak Means By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      26. 40 Why Art Thou Cast Down? By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      27. 41 The Way of Access By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      28. 42 The Pilgrim’s Song By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
    4. IV
      1. 43 Faith a New and Comprehensive Sense By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      2. 44 The Happy Change By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      3. 45 Retirement By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      4. 46 Jesus My All By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      5. 47 The Hidden Life By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      6. 48 Joy and Peace in Believing By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      7. 49 True Pleasure By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
      8. 50 The Christian By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      9. 51 Lively Hope and Gracious Fear By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      10. 52 Confidence By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      11. 53 Peace Restored By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      12. 54 Hear What He Has Done for My Soul! By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      13. 55 Freedom from Care By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      14. 56 Humiliation and Praise By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      15. 57 For the Poor By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      16. 58 Home in View By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
    5. V
      1. 59 Old Things Are Passed Away By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      2. 60 The Power of Grace By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      3. 61 My Soul Thirsteth for God By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      4. 62 Love Constraining to Obedience By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      5. 63 The Heart Healed and Changed by Mercy By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
      6. 64 Hatred of Sin By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      7. 65 The Child By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      8. 66 True Happiness By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
      9. 67 The Happy Debtor By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
    6. VI
      1. 68 The New Convert By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      2. 69 True and False Comforts By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      3. 70 True and False Zeal By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      4. 71 A Living and a Dead Faith By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      5. 72 Abuse of the Gospel By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      6. 73 The Narrow Way By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      7. 74 Dependence By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      8. 75 Not of Works By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
      9. 76 Sin’s Deceit By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      10. 77 Are There Few That Shall Be Saved? By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
      11. 78 The Sluggard By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
      12. 79 Not in Word, but in Power By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
    7. VII
      1. 80 Praise for Faith By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      2. 81 Grace and Providence By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      3. 82 Praise for Redeeming Love By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      4. 83 I Will Praise the Lord at All Times By Cowper
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      5. 84 Perseverance By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      6. 85 Salvation By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
      7. 86 Reigning Grace By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
      8. 87 Praise to the Redeemer By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
        7. VII
        8. VIII
        9. IX
        10. X
      9. 88 Man by Nature, Grace, and Glory By Newton
        1. I
        2. II
        3. III
        4. IV
        5. V
        6. VI
    8. VIII
      1. Before Sermon
        1. 89 By Newton
          1. I
        2. 90 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        3. 91 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        4. 92 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
        5. 93 Psalm 106:4 – 5 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        6. 94 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
        7. 95 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
      2. After Sermon
        1. 96 Deuteronomy 33:26, 29 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        2. 97 Habakkuk 3:17 – 18 By Newton
          1. I
        3. 98 By Newton
          1. I
        4. 99 Deuteronomy 32:9 – 10 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        5. 100 Hebrews 13:20, 22 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
          3. III
        6. 101 2 Corinthians 13:14 By Newton
          1. I
        7. 102 By Newton
          1. I
        8. 103 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
      3. Gloria Patri
        1. 104 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        2. 105 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        3. 106 By Newton
          1. I
          2. II
        4. 107 By Newton
          1. I
  5. Endnotes
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Olney Hymns

John Newton, William Cowper

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Preface

Copies of a few of these Hymns have already appeared in periodical publications and in some recent collections. I have observed one or two of them attributed to persons who certainly had no concern in them but as transcribers. All that have been at different times parted with in manuscript are included in the present volume; and (if the information were of any great importance) the public may be assured, that the whole number were composed by two persons only. The original design would not admit of any other association. A desire of promoting the faith and comfort of sincere Christians, though the principal, was not the only motive to this undertaking. It was likewise intended as a monument, to perpetuate the remembrance of an intimate and endeared friendship. With this pleasing view I entered upon my part, which would have been smaller than it is, and the book would have appeared much sooner, and in a very different form, if the wise though mysterious providence of God had not seen fit to cross my wishes. We had not proceeded far upon our proposed plan before my dear friend was prevented, by a long and affecting indisposition, from affording me any further assistance. My grief and disappointment were great; I hung my harp upon the willows, and for some time thought myself determined to proceed no farther without him. Yet my mind was afterwards led to resume the service. My progress in it, amidst a variety of other engagements, has been slow; yet, in a course of years, the Hymns amounted to a considerable number; and my deference to the judgment and desires of others has at length overcome the reluctance I long felt to see them in print, while I had so few of my friend’s Hymns to insert in the collection.

There is a style and manner suited to the composition of hymns, which may be more successfully, or at least more easily attained by a versifier than by a poet. They should be Hymns, not Odes, if designed for public worship, and for the use of plain people. Perspicuity, simplicity, and ease, should be chiefly attended to: and the imagery and colouring of poetry, if admitted at all, should be indulged very sparingly, and with great judgment. The late Dr. Watts, many of whose hymns are admirable patterns in this species of writing, might, as a poet, have a right to say, That it cost him labour to restrain his fire, and to accommodate himself to the capacities of common readers. But it would not become me to make such a declaration. It behoved me do my best. But though I would not offend readers of taste by a wilful coarseness and negligence, I do not write professedly for them. If the Lord, whom I serve, has been pleased to favour me with that mediocrity of talent, which may qualify me for usefulness to the weak and the poor of his flock, without quite disgusting persons of superior discernment, I have reason to be satisfied.

As the workings of the heart of man, and of the Spirit of God, are in general the same in all who are the subjects of grace, I hope most of these hymns, being the fruit and expression of my own experience, will coincide with the views of real Christians of all denominations. But I cannot expect that every sentiment I have advanced will be universally approved. However, I am not conscious of having written a single line with an intention either to flatter or to offend any party or person upon earth. I have simply declared my own views and feelings, as I might have done if I had composed hymns in some of the newly discovered islands in the South sea, where no person had any knowledge of the name of Jesus hut myself. I am a friend of peace; and being deeply convinced that no one can profitably understand the great truths and doctrines of the Gospel any further than he is taught of God, I have not a wish to obtrude my own tenets upon others in a way of controversy; yet I do not think myself bound to conceal them. Many gracious persons (for many such I am persuaded there are) who differ from me, more or less, in those points which are called Calvinistic, appeared desirous that the Calvinists should, for their sakes, studiously avoid every expression which they cannot approve. Yet few of them, I believe, impose a like restraint upon themselves, but think the importance of what they deem to be truth justifies them in speaking their sentiments plainly and strongly. May I not plead for an equal liberty? The views I have received of the doctrines of grace are essential to my peace; I could not live comfortably a day or an hour without them. I likewise believe, yea, so far as my poor attainments warrant me to speak, I know them to be friendly to holiness, and to have a direct influence in producing and maintaining a gospel conversation; and therefore I must not be ashamed of them.

The Hymns are distributed into three Books. In the first I have classed those which are formed upon select passages of Scripture, and placed them in the order of the Books of the Old and New Testament. The second contains occasional Hymns, suited to particular seasons, or suggested by particular events or subjects. The third book is miscellaneous, comprising a variety of subjects relative to a life of faith in the Son of God, which have no express reference either to a single text of Scripture, or to any determinate season or incident. These are further subdivided into distinct heads. This arrangement is not so accurate but that several of the hymns might have been differently disposed. Some attention to method may be found convenient, though a logical exactness was hardly practicable. As some subjects in the several books are nearly coincident, I have, under the divisions in the third book, pointed out those which are similar in the two former. And I have likewise here and there, in the first and second, made a reference to hymns of a like import in the third.

This publication, which, with my humble prayer to the Lord for his blessing upon it, I offer to the service and acceptance of all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, of every name and in every place, into whose hands it may come, I more particularly dedicate to my dear friends in the parish and neighbourhood of Olney, for whose use the hymns were originally composed, as a testimony of the sincere love I bear them, and as a token of my gratitude to the Lord and to them, for the comfort and satisfaction with which the discharge of my ministry among them has been attended.

The hour is approaching, and at my time of life cannot be very distant, when my heart, my pen, and my tongue, will no longer be able to move in their service. But I trust while my heart continues to beat, it will feel a warm desire for the prosperity of their souls; and while my hand can write, and my tongue speak, it will be the business and the pleasure of my life, to aim at promoting their growth and establishment in the grace of our God and Saviour. To this precious grace I commend them, and earnestly entreat them, and all who love his name, to strive mightily with their prayers to God for me, that I may be preserved faithful to the end, and enabled at last to finish my course with joy.

John Newton.

Olney, Bucks,

February 15, 1779.

Book I

On Select Texts of Scripture

1

Adam

By Newton

Genesis 3.

I

On man, in his own image made,
How much did God bestow!
The whole creation homage paid,
And own’d him lord below.

II

He dwelt in Eden’s garden, stored
With sweets for every sense;
And there, with his descending Lord,
He walk’d in confidence.

III

But, oh by sin how quickly changed—
His honour forfeited—
His heart from God and truth estranged—
His conscience fill’d with dread!

IV

Now from his Maker’s voice he flees,
Which was before his joy,
And thinks to hide amidst the trees
From an all-seeing eye.

V

Compell’d to answer to his name,
With stubbornness and pride,
He cast on God himself the blame,
Nor once for mercy cried.

VI

But grace, unask’d, his heart subdued,
And all his guilt forgave;
By faith the promised Seed he view’d,
And felt His power to save.

VII

Thus we ourselves would justify,
Though we the law transgress—
Like him, unable to deny,
Unwilling to confess.

VIII

But when by faith the sinner sees
A pardon bought with blood,
Then he forsakes his foolish pleas
And gladly turns to God.

2

Cain and Abel

By Newton

Genesis 4:3–8.

I

When Adam fell he quickly lost
God’s image, which he once possess’d:
See all our nature since could boast,
In Cain, his first-born son, express’d!

II

The sacrifice the Lord ordain’d
In type of the Redeemer’s blood
Self-righteous reasoning Cain disdain’d,
And thought his own first-fruits as good.

III

Yet rage and envy fill’d his mind
When, with a sullen downcast look,
He saw his brother favour find,
Who God’s appointed method took.

IV

By Cain’s own hand good Abel died,
Because the Lord approved his faith;
And, when his blood for vengeance cried,
He vainly thought to hide his death.

V

Such was the wicked murderer Cain,
And such by nature still are we—
Untill by grace we’re born again,
Malicious, blind, and proud as he.

VI

Like him the way of grace we slight,
And in our own devices trust;
Call evil good, and darkness light,
And hate and persecute the just.

VII

The saints in every age and place
Have found his history fulfill’d:
The numbers all our thoughts surpass
Of Abels whom the Cains have kill’d!

VIII

Thus Jesus fell; but, oh! his blood
Far better things than Abel’s cries—
Obtains his murderers’ peace with God,
And gains them mansions in the skies.

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