Wesley Corpus

p\ut O my God, what must I do . 154 O my offended God ... 157 O my old, my bosom foe . 26 J On all the earth thy Spirit . 427 Once thou didst on earth . 392 Open, Lord, my inward ear 341 O render thanks to God . 542 O Saviour, cast a gracious . 491 O Sun of Righteousness . . 592 O that I could in every place 547 O that I could my Lord receive 123 O that I could repent, O that 103 O that I could repent, With all 101 O that 1 could revere . . 102 O that I first of love possess'd 122 O that my load of sin were gone 371 O that now the church were 624 O that thou wouldstthe heavens 135 Other ground can no man lay 480 O thou dear suffering Son of . 29 O thou eternal Victim slain . 508 O thou, our Husband, Brother 487 O thou that hangedst on the tree 68 ] O thou that hear'st when . 601 O thou, to whose all-searching 321 O thou who earnest from above 31 1 O thou who hast our sorrows 120 O thou who hast redeem'd of 602 O thou, whom fain my soul 113 O thou, whom once they flock'd377 O thou, whose offering on the 569 O 'tis enough, my God, my 167 O unexhausted grace . . . 168 Our earth we now lament to 415 Our friendship sanctify, and 487 Our Lord is risen from the dead 515 Out of the deep I cry . . 148 Out of the depth of self-despair 687 O what shall I do, my Saviour 194 O when shall we sweetly remove655 O wondrous power of faithful 286 Partners of a glorious hope . 486 Pass a few swiftly-fleeting . 50 Peace be on this house bestow'd 447 Peace, doubting heart . . 259 Pierce, fill me with an humble 302 Plunged in a gulf of dark . 550 Praise ye the Lord : 'tis good 218 Prince of universal peace . 420 Prisoners of hope, arise . . 370 Prisoners of hope, lift up your 36'} Prostrate, with eyes of faith 677 Quicken'd with our immortal 397