Let us then, with gladsome mind
Let the whole earth his love proclaim 199
Let the whole earth his power confess 206
Let the world despise and leave me 449
Let this bless'd hope my eyelids close 310
Let this vain world engage no more 615
Let those refuse to sing
300
Let those that sow in sadness wait 255
Let thy kind Spirit in my heart
Let troubles rise, and terrors frown
Let us search well the bosom, if
Let vigorous youth engage
Let wisdom all my actions gaide
Let Zion's walls before thee ceaseless 561
Life, death, and hell, and worlds
Life is a blessing can 't be sold
Life is the hour that God has given
Life, like a fountain, rich and free
Life like a vain amusement flies
Life's duty done, as sinks the clay
Lift up a banner in the field
Lift up the everlasting gates
Lift up thy feet, and march in haste 159
Lift up your hands by morning light 262
Light are the pains that nature 494
Light of them who sit in error 549
Like angry bees they girt me round
Like bees my foes beset me round
Like burnished brass, the heaven
Like flames of fire his servants are
Like floods the angry nations rise
Like flowery fields the nations stand
Like fruitful showers of rain
Like her, with hopes and fears we
Like pilgrims through the countries
Like raging fire thy wrath shall burn 126
Like the rough sea that cannot rest 410
Like thoughtless sheep the sinner 116
Ling'ring about these mortal shores 618
Lions, and beasts of savage name 415
Little, then, myself I knew
Lo! his triumphal chariot waits
"Lo, I am with you," saith the Lord 616
Lo, I cumber still the ground
Lo! Jesus, who invites
Lord, our iniquities prevail
Lord, prepare us, by thy grace
Lord, search my soul, try every
Lord, search my thoughts, and try
Lord, shall a sinful man proclaim
Lord, shall it be for ever said
Lord, shall these breathings of my
Lord, shall the wicked still deride
Lord, shall thy bright example shine 221
Lord, shall we lie so sluggish still
Lord, since, in my advancing age
Lord, submissive make us go
Lord, thou hast proved our suffering 143
Lord, tune our hearts to praise and 296
Lord, we accept, with thankful heart 403
Lord, we adore thy ways
My conscience felt and owned the
"My covenant I will ne'er revoke
"My covenant stands for ever fast
My crimes are great, but don't surpass
My cup is mingled with my woes 204
My days are wasted, like the smoke 203
My days unclouded, as they pass
My dear, Almighty Lord
My eyes and ears shall bless his
My fainting flesh had died with grief My faith would lay her hand "My fasting and my holy groans My Father-God! how sweet the 336 My Father God! and may these lips "My Father's house," said he, "was My feet shall never slide,
My Saviour by his powerful word
My Saviour, I would wait
My Saviour, whom absent I love
My Saviour will my life restore
My sins a heavy load appear
My song for ever shall record
My soul hath gone too far astray
My soul is like a wilderness
My soul, in every scene admire
My soul, in pleasing wonder lost
My soul lies humbled in the dust
My soul looks back to see
My soul obeys th' Almighty call
My soul's bowed down with heavy 45
My soul shall pray for Zion still 251
My soul was overwhelmed with woes 276
My soul would all her thoughts
60
My soul would leave this heavy clay 337
My spirit faints to see thy grace
My spirit in thy hands secure
My spirit labors up thy hill
My God, forgive my follies past
My God hath saved my soul from
My God, how excellent thy grace
"My God," I cried, "thy servant save
My God, I cry with every breath
My God, if possible it be
My spirit, Lord, thou wilt not leave 60 My spirits flag, like withering grass 203 My thirsty, fainting soul 609 My thoughts address his throne 100 My thoughts are like a troubled sea 100 100 My thoughts, before they are my own 271 My thoughts lie open to the Lord 274 "My times are in thy hand," I cried 85 My tongue repeats her vows
My tongue shall all the day proclaim 153 My tongue, the glory of my frame
My God, I long, I hope, I wait My God is reconciled
My trust is fixed upon thy word
Now is the time; he bends his ear
Now let me mount and join their
No longer will I ask your love
No medicines could effect the cure
No more fatigue-no more distress
No more let human blood be spilt
No more let sins and sorrows grow
No more shall atheists mock his long 120
No more shall bold blasphemers say 117
No more, ye lusts, shall ye command 435
No prophet speaks to calm our woes 160
No, rather let me freely yield
Nor angels can their joys contain
Nor children, relatives, nor friends
Nor death nor hell shall e'er remove 469
Nor death nor life, nor earth nor hell
Nor doth it yet appear
Nor earth, nor all the sky
Nor earth, nor seas, nor sun, nor stars 381
Nor let this willing soul complain
Nor less thy glories in the deep
Nor pain, nor grief, nor anxicus fear 622
Nor scorching sun, nor sickly moon 249
Nor shall my tongue alone proclaim 478
Nor shall the tyrant's rage
Nor shall thy spreading gospel rest
No rude alarms of raging foes
Nor wreck, nor ruin, there is seen
No sons of slander, rage, and strife
No sun shall smite thy head by day
Not all his treasures can procure
Not all that men on earth can do
Not all the blessings of a feast
Not all the harps above
Not all their anguish and their blood 618
Not all the pains that e'er I bore 468
Not by the tertors of a slave
Now let our souls' immortal powers 77
Now let the church rejoice, and sing 179
Now let them boast how tall they
Now let the world forbear its rage
Now, Lord, I would be thine alone
Now, Lord, I would be thine alone
Now, Lord, my weary soul release
Now make thy glory known
Now may the King descend
Now may we hear the voice of love 295
Now on our burdened hearts, O Lord 598
Now on thy grace I build my hope 447
"No works nor duties of your own
Now rest-my long-divided heart
Now safely moored-my perils o'er
Now save us, Lord, from slavish fear 70
Now shall my head be lifted high
81
Now shall my minutes smoothly run 461
"Now shall the saints rejoice, and 147
Now shall the Lord exalt the just
Now, sinners, dry your tears
Not choicest meats or noblest wines 584 | Now truth and honor shall abound
Now, ye saints, lift up your eyes
Now, ye that sit on earthly thrones
Not death itself shall stop my song
Not for our duties or deserts
"Not for the want of goats or
Not for the want of goats or bullocks 120
"Not for the want of bullocks slain 118
Not fruits, nor wines, that tempt our 136
Not Gabriel asks the reason why
Not half so far has nature placed
Not half so high his power hath
Not the fair palaces
No, the gracious word of faith
Nothing but truth before his throne
Not honey to the taste
Oft, when they saw their brethren
On all our souls let grace descend
On all the wings of time it flies
On a poor worm thy power might
Once has his awful voice declared
"Once have I sworn, (I need no
Once more our welcome we repeat
Once on the raging seas I rode
Once they were mourning here below
631
Our harps, that, when with joy we 268
167 Our hearts, by dying love subdued 453
589 Our hearts have often burned within 530
568 Our heart, that flinty, stubborn thing 515
Our heavenly Father calls
One army of the living God
One day amidst the place
One family, we dwell in him
One privilege my heart desires
One thing demands our care
On every soul assembled here
On every side I cast mine eye
On him the race of man depends
On him the Spirit, largely poured
On impious wretches he will rain
On kings that reign as David did
On lands that lie beneath
Only this frail and fleeting breath
On thee alone my hope relies 385
On thee foul spirits have no power 249
On thee, our God, we all depend 574
On thee, our guardian God, we call 588
On the islands that sit in the regions 553
On the word thy blood hath sealed
On us he bids the sun
Our help is in Jehovah's name
Our hope in waiting posture sits
Our labors done, securely laid
Our life contains a thousand springs 328
Our life is ever on the wing
Our life, while thou preserv'st that
Our lips shall tell them to our sons
409 Our lives through various scenes are 321 587 Our moments fly apace
276 Our prayers are faint and dull
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