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Browsing topics in A Selection of Hymns: from the best authors, intended to be an appendix to Dr. Watt's psalms and hymns. (1st Am. ed.)

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TopicSub-TopicHymnFirst Line
Covenant of gracePleaded#LXVIIIO Lord my God, whose sov'reign love
Covenant of graceSupporting under trouble#LXVIIMy God, the covenant of thy love,
CreationAnd providence#XXXIILord, when our raptur'd thought surveys
CreationOf Man#XXVIIILord, thy pervading knowledge strikes
CreationOf Man#XXVIILook up, ye saints, direct your eyes
CreationSong to Creating wisdom#XXIXEternal wisdom thee we praise
Creation and Providence#XXXVIIAlmighty father, gracious Lord
Creation and Providence#XXXVIHow are thy servant's bless'd, O Lord
Creation and Providence#XXIXEternal wisdom thee we praise
Creation and Providence#XXXVGreat God of Providence! thy ways
Creation and Providence#XXXIVGod moves in a mysterious way
Creation and Providence#XXXIIIThro' all the various shifting scene
Creation and Providence#XXXIILord, when our raptur'd thought surveys
Creation and Providence#XXXIThy ways, O Lord, with wise design
Creation and Providence#XXXYe sons of men, with joy record
Creation and Providence#XXVIIILord, thy pervading knowledge strikes
Creation and Providence#XXVIILook up, ye saints, direct your eyes
CrossThe Christians, taken up#CCLXXXAsham'd of Christ! my soul, disdain
CrossThe Christians, taken up#CCLXXXIAnd must I part with all I have
Cross of Christ#CXXXVIIStretch'd on the cross the Savior dies

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