Chorale Book for England

Index of First Lines

28	A dread hath come on me	S. Dach	1640
148	A pilgrim here I wander	Gerhardt	1650
124	A sure stronghold our God is He	Luther	1529
14	Abide among us with Thy grace	Stegmann	1629
42	Against Thee only have I sinned	Gellert	1757
101	Ah God, from heaven look down and see	Luther	1523
136	Ah God, my days are dark indeed	Hojer	1584
50	Ah Jesus, the merit	Layritz	1854?
21	Ah Lord, how shall I meet Thee	Gerhardt	1653
51	Ah, wounded Head that bearest	Gerhardt	1659
52	Alas! dear Lord, what law	J. Heerman	1630
107	Alas! my God! my sins are great	Rutilius	1604
1	All glory be to God on High	N. Von Hofe	1529
31	All my heart this night rejoices	Gerhardt	1656
8	All my hope is grounded surely	Neander	1679
2	All praise and thanks to God most high	Schutz	1673
130	All things hang on our possessing	Anon.	about 1676
43	Am I on earth a lone and friendless stranger	Raiszner	1678
22	Arise, the kingdom is at hand	Rist	1651
161	As a bird at dawning singeth	Anon.	about 1580
27	Awake, thou careless world, awake!	Rist	1651
92	Baptised into Thy name most holy	Rambach	1723
12	Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word	Clausnitzer	1671
90	Blessed Jesus, here we stand	Schmolck	1704
49	Christ, the life of all the living	Homburg	1659
58	Christ the Lord is risen again	B. Brethren	1531
99	Christ will gather His own	Chr. Gregor	1778
181	Come, Christians, praise your Maker's	Liebich	1768
86	Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come
72	Come, Holy Spirit, God and Lord	Luther	1524
162	Come, my soul, awake, 't is morning	V. Canitz	died 1699
4	Cometh sunshine after rain	Gerhardt	1659
83	Comfort, comfort ye my people	D. J. Olearius	1671
63	Conquering Prince and Lord of Glory	Tersteegen	1731
126	Courage, my sorely tempted heart!	Böhmer	1704
159	Dayspring of Eternity	V. Rosenroth	1684
191	Deal with me, God, in mercy now	Schein	1628
93	Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness	J. Frank	1653
68	Draw us to Thee, Lord Jesus	Ludämilia Elisabeth, Countess of Schwarzburg Rudolstadt	1687
57	Ere yet the dawn hath filled the skies	J. Heermann	1630
123	Faith is a living power from heaven	B. Brethren
137	Farewell, I gladly bid Thee	V. Herberger	1613
140	From God shall nought divide me	Helmbold	1563
30	From heaven above to earth I come	Luther	1538
91	From Thy heavenly throne	Marot	modern
188	Go and dig my grave today	E. M. Arndt	1819
160	God who madest earth and heaven	H. Albert	1644
129	Great High-priest, who deign'dst to be	Scheffler	1657
196	Hark! a voice saith, All are mortal	Albinus	1652
104	Hark! the Church proclaims her honour	Preiswerk	modern
105	Heart and heart together bound	Zinzendorf	1731
65	Heavenward doth our journey tend	Schmolck	1731
172	Help us, O Lord, behold we enter	Rist	1644
122	Here behold me, as I cast me	J. Neander	1679
45	Here, O my God, low at Thy feet	Anon.	18th century
69	Holy Ghost, my Comforter	Tr. of the 17th century
74	Holy Spirit, once again	J. Neander	1679
36	How brightly beams the Morning Star	J. A. Schlegel	1765
121	I know, my God, and I rejoice	P. Gerhardt	1656
185	I know the doom that must befall me	S. Franck	1711
6	I praise Thee, O my God and Father	Mentzer	1704
134	If thou but suffer God to guide thee	Neumarck	1653
60	In Death's strong grasp the Saviour lay	Luther	1524
180	In God's name let us on our way	Anon.	before Luther
147	In God, my faithful God	Weingärtner	1609
81	In peace and joy I now depart	Luther	1525
156	In Thee is gladness	Lindemann	died 1630
120	In Thee, Lord, have I put my trust	Reisner	1533
138	In Thy heart and hands, my God	Winkler	1713
39	Is thy heart athirst to know	Laurenti	1700
117	Jehovah, let me now adore Thee	Crasselius	1697
195	Jerusalem, thou city fair and high	Meyfart	1634
174	Jesu, day by day	Zinzendorf
151	Jesu, priceless treasure	J. Franck	1659
178	Jesu, when Thou once returnedst	Bahnmaier	1823
59	Jesus Christ, my sure Defence	Louisa Henrietta of Brandenburgh	1653
109;	Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me	Tersteegen	1731
106	Jesus, whom Thy Church doth own	P. Flemming	1631
24	Let the earth now praise the Lord	H. Held	1643
29	Let us all with gladsome voice	Anon.	appears 1682
25	Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates	Weiszel	1635
17	Light of Light, enlighten me	Schmolck	1731
80	Light of the Gentile nations	J. Franck	1653
3	Lo, heaven and earth, and sea and air	J. Neander	1679
119	Lord, all my heart is fix'd on Thee	Schalling	1594
183	Lord God, we worship Thee	J. Franck	1653
116	Lord, hear the voice of my complaint	Anon.	1529
112	Lord Jesu Christ, in Thee alone	Schneesing	1522
182	Lord Jesu Christ, the Prince of Peace	Ebert	died 1614
19	Lord Jesu Christ, with us abide	Selnecker	1587
13	Lord Jesus Christ, be present now!	W. August II, Duke of Saxeweimar	1651
190	Lord Jesus Christ, my Life, my Light	M. Behemb	1606
179	Lord Jesus Christ, we come to Thee	B. Brethren
55	Lord Jesus, who our souls to save	G. Werner	1638
103	Lord, keep us steadfast in Thy Word	Luther	1542
66	Lord, on earth I dwell sad-hearted	Neumann	1700
44	Lord, to Thee I make confession	J. Franck	1653
152	Loving Shepherd, kind and true	Scheffler	1657
76	Most High and Holy Trinity	Scheffler	1657
127	My cause is God's, and I am still	Pappus	1598
108	My God, behold me lying	Drewes	1797
133	My God, in Thee all fulness lies	Anon.
194	My God, to Thee I now commend	Hiller	1765
164	My inmost heart now raises	Anon.	1592
67	My Jesus, if the Seraphim	Dessler	1692
186	My life is hid in Jesus	Anon.	1608
7	My soul, now praise thy Maker	Gramann	1540
41	Not in anger, mighty God	Albinus	1652
158	Nothing fair on earth I see	Scheffler	1657
169	Now all the woods are sleeping	Gerhardt	1653
131	Now at last I end the strife	Tersteegen	1731
170	Now God be with us	B. Brethren
97	Now hush your cries, and shed no tear	N. Hermann	1560
96	Now lay we calmly in the grave	M. Weiss	1531
177	Now let us loudly	Löwenstern	died 1648
11	Now thank we all our God	Rinckart	1648
165	Now that the sun doth shine no more	Hertzog	1670
100	O Christ, our true and only Light	J. Heermann	1630
144	O Christ, Thou bright and Morning Star	Anon.	Thirty Years' War
54	O darkest woe, ye tears, forth flow	Rist	1637
118	O God, I long Thy Light to see	A. Unrich of Brunswick	1667
115	O God, Thou faithful God	J. Heermann	1630
70	O Holy Spirit, enter in	M. Schirmer	1650
37	O Jesu, King of Glory	M. Behemb	1606
46	O Lamb of God, most stainless	N. von Hofe	1534
94	O Living Bread from Heaven	Rist	1651
192	O Lord my God, I cry to Thee	Selnecker	1587
47	O Love, who formedst me to wear	Scheffler	1657
149	O Morning Star, how fair and bright	Nicolai	1598
62	O risen Lord, O conquering King	Böhmer	1706
154	O Thou essential Word	Laurenti	1700
155	O Thou of God the Father	Eliz. Creutziger	1524
189	O world, I now must leave thee	J. Hesse	before 1547
175	Oh blest the house, whate'er befall	C. C. L. von Pfeil	1735
71	Oh, enter, Lord, Thy temple	Gerhardt	1653
197	Oh how blest are ye beyond our telling	S. Dach	1657
95	Oh how could I forget him	Kern	died 1835
33	Oh rejoice, ye Christians, loudly	Keimann	1656
5	Oh would, my God, that I could praise	J. Mentzer	1704
173	Oh wouldst Thou in Thy glory come	A. H. Francke	1691
26	Once He came in blessing	M. Weiss	1531
18	Once more the daylight shines abroad	B. Brethren
15	Open now Thy gates of beauty	Schmolck	1704
114	Our Father, Thou in heaven above	Luther	1539
40	Out of the depths I cry to Thee	Luther	1524
85	Praise and thanks to Thee be sung	Rist	1655
9	Praise to the Lord, the Almighty	J. Neander	1679
113	Pure Essence! Spotless Fount of Light	Freylinghausen	1713
23	Redeemer of the Nations, come	J. Franck
23	Redeemer of the Nations, come	after St. Ambrose
32	Rejoice, rejoice, ye Christians	Anon.	early
78	Rise, follow me, Our Master saith	Scheffler	1653
125	Rise, my soul, to watch and pray	Freystein	1697
38	Rise, O Salem, rise and shine	Rist	1655
146	Seems it in my anguish lone	Titius	died 1703
10	Shall I not sing praise to Thee	Gerhardt	1659
64	Since Christ is gone to heaven, His home	Wegelin	1636
167	Sink not yet, my soul, to slumber	Rist	1642
176	Spread, O spread, thou mighty word	Bahnmaier	1823
128	Strive aright when God doth call thee	Winkler	1703
73	Sweetest Fount of holy gladness	Gerhardt	1653
184	Thank God, it hath resounded	Gerhardt	1648
168	The day is done and left alone	Freylinghausen	1704
166	The happy sunshine all is gone	N. Hermann	1560
171	The old year now hath passed away	Tapp	1603
98	The precious seed of weeping	Spitta	modern
16	Thee, Fount of blessing, we adore	Tersteegen	1731
35	Thee, O Immanuel, we praise	Gerhardt	1653
150	Thee will I love, my Strength and Tower	Scheffler	1657
56	Thou, sore-oppressed, the Sabbath rest	Viktor Strauss	modern
82	Thou virgin soul! O thou	Buhrmeister	died 1688
111	Thou who breakest every chain	G. Arnold	1697
89	Thy parents' arms now yield thee	A. Knapp	modern
102	Thy Word, O Lord, is gentle dew	Anon.
79	True Shepherd, who in love most deep	Hesenthaler
157	Up, yes, upward to thy gladness	Schade	1699
200	Wake, awake, for night is flying	Nocolai	1598
87	Wake, Spirit, who in times now olden	Bogatsky	1727
75	We all believe in one True God	Clausnitzer	1671
34	We Christians may rejoice today	? Author Gaspar Fugger	+1617
34	We Christians may rejoice today		Appears 1645
61	Welcome, Thou victor in the strife	Schmolck	1712
132	Well for him who all things losing	G. Arnold	1697
110	What shall I, a sinner do	Flittner	1661
139	What within me and without	A. H. Francke	died 1727
135	Whate'er my God ordains is right	Rodigast	1675
142	When anguish'd and perplex'd	Löwenstern	died 1648
141	When in the hour of utmost need	Paul Eber	1567
193	When my last hour is close at hand	N. Hermann	1560
48	When o'er my sins I sorrow	Gesenius	1646
53	When on the cross the Saviour hung	Ancient
199	When the Lord recalls the banish'd	Bürde	1794
153	Wherefore dost Thou longer tarry	Gerhardt	1653
163	While yet the morn is breaking	J. Mühlmann	1618
77	Who are those that far before me	Schenck	died 1727
187	Who knows how near his end may be	Emilie-Juliane, Countess of Schwarzburgh Rudolstadt	1686
145	Who puts his trust in God most just	Anon.	1571
143	Why art thou thus cast down, my heart	Hans Sachs	1552
198	World, farewell, of thee I'm tired	Albinus	1652
20	Ye heavens, oh haste your dews to shed	J. Franck	1653
88	Ye servants of the Lord who stand	Lobwasser	1573
84	Ye sons of men, in earnest	Thilo	1642

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