Wesley Corpus

Thus saith the Lord, 'tis God 146 Thus saith the Lord, Who . 110 Thy ceaseless, unexhausted . 241 Thy faithfulness, Lord ... II Thy power and saving (ruth 412 'Tis finish'd! TheMes«ias . 565 To God the only wise . . 623 Too strong I was to conquer sin 123 To thee, great God of love . 272 To the haven of thy breast . 280 To the hills I lift mine eyes . 517 To us a child of royal birth 557 Tremendous God, with humble 648 Try us, O God, and search . 470 Two are better far than one 454 Unchangeable, almighty Lord 472 Upright both in heart and will 98 il.< who climb thy holy hill . 401 Vain, delusive world, adieu . 619 Victim divine, thy grace we 512 VVatch'd by the world's . . 306 Weary of waud'ring from my 181 Weary souls that wander wide 25 Welcome, sweet day of rest 540 We know, by faith we know 76 AN hat am I, O thou glorious 202 W hat are these array'd in white 78 What could your Redeemer 14 What equal honours shall we 580 What is our calling's glorious 386 WTiat! never speak one evil . 348 What now is my object . . 255 What shall I do my God to . 361 What shall we offer our good 460 When all thy mercies, O my 517 When, gracious Lord, when 159 When Israel out of Egypt . 216 When I survey the wondrous 571 When, my Saviour, shall I be 365 When quiet in my house I sit 312 When shall thy love constrain 1 34 Where shall my wondering . 33 Where shall true believers go 658 Where the ancient dragon . 330 Wherewith, 0 God, shall 1 . 124 While dead in trespasses I lie 132 Who can describe the joys . 551 Who can worthily commend 400 Who hath slighted or contcmn'd 367 Who in the Lord confide . . 616 Who is this gigantic foe . . 265 Who Jesus our Example know 536 Whom Jesu's blood doth . 571 Why do we mourn departing 650 Why not now, my God, my 391 Why should the children . . 599 Wisdom ascribe, and might . 645