The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley

Wesley, Charles (1707-1788)

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HYMNS FOR A PROTESTANT

HYMNS FOR New-Year's-Day.

HYMNS Occasioned by the EARTHQUAKE, March 8, 1750.

AN EPISTLE To the Reverend Mr. JOHN WESLEY,

AN EPISTLE TO THE REVEREND MR. GEORGE WHITEFIELD

CATHOLIC LOVE.

HYMNS FOR THE YEAR 1756, PARTICULARLY FOR THE Fast-Day, FEBRUARY 6.

Hymns for the Preachers among the Methodists (so called).

HYMNS OF INTERCESSION FOR All MANKIND.

HYMN I. FOR ALL MANKIND.

II.

HYMN II. FOR PEACE.

III.

HYMN III. FOR THE CHURCH CATHOLIC.

FOR THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

FOR THE MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL.

HYMN X. FOR HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE.

XI.

HYMN XI. FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES.

FOR THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

XV.

HYMN XV. FOR THE BRITISH NATION.

XVI.

HYMN XVI. FOR THE MAGISTRATES.

XVII.

HYMN XVII. FOR THE NOBILITY.

XVIII.

HYMN XVIII. FOR THE PARLIAMENT.

XIX.

HYMN XIX. FOR THE FLEET.

XX.

HYMN XX. FOR THE ARMY.

FOR THE UNIVERSITIES.

XXIII.

HYMN XXIII. FOR ALL THAT TRAVEL BY LAND OR BY WATER.

XXIV.

HYMN XXIV. FOR ALL WOMEN LABOURING OF CHILD.

XXV.

HYMN XXV. FOR ALL SICK PERSONS.

XXVI.

HYMN XXVI. FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.

XXVII.

HYMN XXVII. FOR ALL PRISONERS AND CAPTIVES.

XXVIII.

HYMN XXVIII. FOR THE FATHERLESS CHILDREN.

XXIX.

HYMN XXIX. FOR WIDOWS.

XXX.

HYMN XXX. FOR OUR ENEMIES, PERSECUTORS, AND SLANDERERS.

XXXI.

HYMN XXXI. FOR OUR UNCONVERTED RELATIONS.

XXXII.

HYMN XXXII. FOR THE JEWS.

XXXIII.

HYMN XXXIII. FOR THE TURKS.

XXXIV.

HYMN XXXIV. FOR THE HEATHEN.

XXXV.

HYMN XXXV. FOR THE ARIANS, SOCINIANS, DEISTS, PELAGIANS, &c.

THY KINGDOM COME!

HYMNS ON The Expected Invasion, 1759, AND FOR The Thanksgiving Day, November 20, 1759.

FUNERAL HYMNS.

FUNERAL HYMNS. [SECOND SERIES.]

FUNERAL HYMNS. THIRD SERIES. MOST OF WHICH WERE NOT PUBLISHED DURING THE AUTHOR'S LIFE.

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698. [Such as we are, without disguise]

We are before Thee in our trespasses. —ix. 15.

Such as we are, without disguise,
Or colouring we appear,
O'erwhelm'd, before Thy glorious eyes,
With guilty shame and fear:

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Helpless, and in our trespasses,
Most gracious God, receive,
And us who thus our sins confess,
For Jesu's sake forgive.

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[Such as we are, without disguise]