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Hymns

A selection of Christian verse by modern masters such as Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts, and from the ancient liturgies of East and West.

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This is a selection of Christian poetry, mostly intended for congregational singing. Some are by modern masters such as Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts; but the collection also includes translations into English verse of prayers and hymns from the ancient liturgies of both West and East.

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1

Lo, He Comes with Clouds Descending

By Charles Wesley

Charles Wesley looks forward to the day when Jesus Christ will return to earth.

2

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

By Isaac Watts

A meditation on the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth.

3

Jesu, Lover of My Soul

By Charles Wesley

A hymn for those times when the Christian life seems like riding in a storm-tossed ship.

4

Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin?

By Charles Wesley

Charles Wesley is bursting with the good news of salvation, but for a moment finds himself at a loss for words.

5

Soldiers of Christ Arise

By Charles Wesley

A meditation on St Paul’s exhortation to put on the whole armour of God.

6

Thou Shepherd of Israel

By Charles Wesley

A short hymn inspired by some words from the Song of Songs, asking the Good Shepherd to lead his straying lamb back to the flock.

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