Poet
John Wesley
1703–1791
English
- A HYMN for MIDNIGHT
- A Morning Hymn
- A Paraphrase on the Lord's Prayer
- A PRAYER under Convictions
- A TRUE HYMN. From the same
- AFFLICTION. From Herbert
- After considering some of his Friends
- Another
- Another
- Another
- Another. From the same
- Ask, and ye shall receive, that your Joy may be full
- At MEALS
- BITTER-SWEET. From the same
- Blessed are they that mourn
- BOLDNESS in the GOSPEL. From the same
- Captain of my Salvation, hear
- CHRIST protecting and sanctifying. From the same
- CHRIST the Friend of Sinners
- COMPLAINING. From the same
- Congratulation to a Friend, upon Believing in CHRIST
- DESERTION. From the same
- Desiring to praise worthily. From the German
- DISCIPLINE. From the same
- DIVINE LOVE. From the German
- DOOMSDAY. From Herbert
- Earth, rejoice, our Lord is King
- EMPLOYMENT. From the same
- Epitaph
- EUPOLIS' Hymn to the Creator
- FAREWELL to the WORLD. From the French
- FRAILTY. From the same
- Free Grace
- From Greenland's icy mountains
- GIDDINESS. From Herbert
- Glory be to GOD on high, &c
- God of that glorious gift of grace
- GOD our Portion. From the Spanish
- GOD with us. From the German
- GOD's Greatness. From the same
- GRACE after MEAT
- GRACE after MEAT
- GRACE before MEAT
- GRACE before MEAT
- GRACE. From the same
- GRATEFULNESS. From the same
- GRATITUDE for our CONVERSION. From the German
- Grieve not the HOLY SPIRIT. From the same
- HOME. From the same
- HYMN after the Sacrament
- HYMN for ASCENSION-DAY
- Hymn for Christmas Day
- HYMN for EASTER-DAY
- HYMN for the EPIPHANY
- HYMN for WHITSUNDAY
- HYMN of THANKSGIVING to the FATHER
- HYMN on the Titles of CHRIST
- HYMN to CHRIST. Altered from Dr. Hickes's Reform'd Devotions
- HYMN to CONTEMPT
- HYMN to the HOLY GHOST
- HYMN to the HOLY GHOST
- HYMN to the SON
- Hymns and sacred poems — &C
- IId HYMN to CHRIST
- IId HYMN to CHRIST the King
- In AFFLICTION
- In AFFLICTION, or PAIN. From the German
- In DESERTION or TEMPTATION
- Jesu, my God and King
- JUSTIFIED, but not SANCTIFIED
- Living by CHRIST. From the German
- LONGING. From the same
- Looking unto JESUS, the Author and Finisher of our Faith
- MATTINS. From the same
- O Thou, who when I did complain
- On CLEMENS ALEXANDRINUS'S Description of a Perfect Christian
- On GOD supreme our Hope depends
- On Reading Monsr. de RENTY's Life
- On the Conversion of a Common Harlot. There is Joy in the Presence of the Angels of GOD over one Sinner that…
- On the CRUCIFIXION
- On the Descent of the HOLY GHOST at Pentecost. Altered from Dr. H. More
- Part of the LXIII Chapter of ISAIAH, Altered from Mr. Norris
- Peace, doubting Heart—my GOD's I am
- PRAISE. From Herbert
- Prayer to CHRIST before the Sacrament. From the same
- PRAYER. From Herbert
- PUBLICK WORSHIP. From the German
- Religious Discourse
- Renouncing all for CHRIST. From the French
- REPENTANCE. From the same
- She that liveth in Pleasure, is Dead while She liveth
- SOLITUDE. From the Latin
- SPIRITUAL SLUMBER. From the German
- Supplication for Grace. From the same
- The AGONY. From Herbert
- The BANQUET. From the same
- The BELIEVER's SUPPORT. From the German
- The CALL. From Herbert
- The CHANGE. From the German
- The COLLAR. From the same
- The DAWNING. From Herbert
- The DIALOGUE. From the same
- The ELIXIR. From the same
- The FLOWER. From the same
- The GLANCE. From the same
- The INVITATION. From Herbert
- The MAGNIFICAT
- The METHOD. From the same
- The REPRIZAL. From the same
- The same
- The SAVIOUR glorified by All. From the German
- The Scripture hath concluded all under Sin, that the Promise by Faith of JESUS CHRIST might be given to them…
- The SEARCH. From the same
- The SIGH. From the same
- The SINNER. From the same
- The TEMPER. From the same
- The THANKSGIVING. From the same
- Therefore with Angels, &c
- To a FRIEND in LOVE
- To be sung at WORK
- To him that worketh not, but believeth on Him that justifieth the Ungodly, his Faith is counted for…
- TRUE PRAISE. From the same
- TRUST in PROVIDENCE. From the German
- Upon list'ning to the Vibrations of a Clock
- VANITY. From Herbert
- VIRTUE. Altered from Herbert
- Wait for the Promise of the Father, which ye have heard of me
- Where has my slumb'ring Spirit been
- Written in the Beginning of a Recovery from Sickness
- Ye Nations, who the Globe divide
- YE-Priests of GOD, whose happy Days
- Zeal