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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
Gravity and decency#CCXXIXBehold the sons, the heirs of God
Growing in Grace#CCCXXIIPraise to thy name, eternal God
Growing in Grace desired#CCXCBegone, unbelief
Growth in Grace#CCCXXIIPraise to thy name, eternal God
Growth in grace desired#CCCXCNow may the God of peace and love
HappinessAttending divine wisdom#CCXCIHappy the man who finds the grace
HappinessIn God#CCCXLVIIIAnother six days work is done
HappinessIn Good#CCXXXVIIIThe righteous Lord, supremely great
HappinessOf being with Christ#DLIVWhile on the verge of life I stand
HappinessOf humble worshippers#CCCXLIIIHow lovely, how divinely sweet
HappinessOf spiritual pilgrims#CCCHow happy is the pilgrim's lot
HappinessOf the poor in spirit#CCXXXIVYe humble souls, complain no more
HappinessOf those who fear God#CCXXVIIHappy beyond description he
HappinessOf those who fear God and trust him#CCLXXXVThro' all the changing scenes of life
Happiness and joys of heaven#DLXXXVOn wings of faith, mount up my soul and rise
Happiness and joys of heaven#CCLXXXIIIIf secret fraud should dwell
Hard heart lamented#CCL'Tis a point I long to know
Harmony of the divine perfections#XXIWhen first the God of boundless grace
Harvest and summer#DIVTo praise the ever bounteous Lord
Harvest and summer#DVSee how the little toiling ant

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