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Afflictions though they seem severe - John Newton
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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In all my vast concerns with thee - Isaac Watts
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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Let Christian Faith and Hope Dispel - John Logan
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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O Thou whose feet have climbed life's hill - Louis FitzGerald Benson
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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O will of God beneath our life - G. A. Gordon
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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Two brothers freely cast their lot - John Henry Newman
Attributed to Jeremiah Clarke 1707
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Come holy ghost all-quickening fire - J. F. Herring
Attributed to J. Herring
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The royal banners forward go - Johann Eccard
Attributed to Johann Eccard 1597
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The night is far spent and the day is at hand Already the dawn may be seen in the sky (Kelly) - Thomas Kelly
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn
A Faithful Creator
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
I Will trust and Not Be Afraid - John Newton
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
Thank god for bethlehem - Johann M. Haydn
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
The night is far spent (kelly) - Johann M. Haydn
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
We knelt before kings - William Pierson Merrill
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
Ye Heavenly Choir - Charles Wesley
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
Ye thirsty for God to Jesus give ear - Charles Wesley
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
Ah what can i do? - Johann M. Haydn
Attributed to Johann Michael Haydn (17371806)
All Men Living Are But Mortal - Johann Georg Albinus
Attributed to Johann Rosenmüller 1768
All men living are but mortal - Johann Rosenmüller
Attributed to Johann Rosenmüller 1768
God bless your church with strength! - Johann S. Bach
Attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach 1736
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Ich Halte Treulich Still
Attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach 1736
Awake my tongue thy tribute bring - John Needham
Attributed to John Hatton 1793
Eternal father thou hast said - John Hatton
Attributed to John Hatton 1793
Forth in Thy Name O Lord I Go - Charles Wesley
Attributed to John Hatton 1793