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Browsing topics in The Christian's Duty: exhibited in a series of hymns collected from various authors designed for the worship of God, and for the edification of Christians (2nd ed.)

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TopicSub-TopicHymnFirst Line
For the Hope of the World#CCCLIIZion rejoice, lift up your Voice
For the Hope of the World#CCCIXWhat mighty Man, or mighty God
For the Nativity of Christ#XVAway dark Thoughts, awake, my Joy
For the Nativity of Christ#CCCXXXWhile Shepherds watch their Flocks by Night
For the Nativity of Christ#XIXBehold, the Grace appears
For the Nativity of Christ#CCCLIVThe Lord is come; the Heav'ns proclaim
For the Nativity of Christ#XCIXHark, the glad Sound! the Saviour comes
For washing of Feet and the Lord's Supper#LICome, let us join a joyful Tune
For washing of Feet and the Lord's Supper#CCLXXIXThe Mem'ry of our dying Lord
For washing of Feet and the Lord's Supper#CCCXXVIWhen our great Sov'reign from on High
Funeral Hymns#CCCXLIIIYe mourning Saints, whose streaming Tears
Funeral Hymns#CHear what the voice from Heav'n proclaims
Funeral Hymns#CCCXXXIVWhy do we mourn departing Friends?
Funeral Hymns#XCVIIHark! from the Tombs a doleful Sound
Funeral Hymns#CCCXVWhen blooming Youth is snatch'd away
Holy Fortitude#CXXIVI'm not asham'd to own my Lord
Holy Fortitude#VIIAm I a Soldier of the Cross?
Holy Fortitude#CCCXLIYe humble Sinners, in whose Breast
Holy Fortitude#CLILet me but hear my Saviour say
Holy Fortitude#CCCXIVWhen Abraham's Servant to procure

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