Charles Wesley Hymns, Meters S.M. and S.M.D.

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This is a list of hymns of Charles Wesley, sorted by meters of 66.86. (S.M.) and 66.86.66.86. (S.M.D.), For other meters, see Hymns of Charles Wesley.

Publication Codes

  • 1739a – Hymns and Sacred Poems
  • 1739b – Free Grace
  • 1739c – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Ed.2
  • 1740a – Means of Grace
  • 1740b – Life of Faith
  • 1740c – Hymns and Sacred Poems
  • 1741a – Collection of Psalms and Hymns
  • 1741b – Hymns on God's Everlasting Love
  • 1741c – Promise of Sanctification
  • 1742a – Hymns on God's Everlasting Love
  • 1742b – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Pt.1
  • 1742c – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Pt.2
  • 1742d – Whole Armor of God
  • 1742e – Taking of Jericho
  • 1742f – Elegy on Death of Robert Jones
  • 1742g – Fourteenth Chapter of Isaiah
  • 1742h – Thanksgiving for Colliers
  • 1742i – Hymn for Condemned Prisoners
  • 1743a – Psalms and Hymns, Pt.1
  • 1743b – Psalms and Hymns, Pt.2
  • 1743c – Prayer for Those Convinced of Sin
  • 1743d – Earnest Appeal to Men of reason
  • 1744a – Collection of Moral and Sacred Poems
  • 1744b – Hymns for Times of Trouble
  • 1744c – Times of Trouble and Persecution
  • 1744d – Extract of Wesley’s Journal [No. 4]
  • 1745a – Farther Appeal to Men of Reason
  • 1745b – Hymns on the Lord's Supper
  • 1745c – Difference between the Moravian
  • 1745e – A Word in Season
  • 1745f – Hymns for the Nativity of our Lord
  • 1745g – Word to a Protestant
  • 1745h – Hymns for Times of Trouble
  • 1746a – Funeral Hymns
  • 1746b – Hymns for Our Lord’s Resurrection
  • 1746c – Hymns for Ascension Day
  • 1746d – Hymns of Petition and Thanksgiving
  • 1746e – Hymns on the Great Festivals
  • 1746f – Public Thanksgiving Day
  • 1746g – Gloria Patri
  • 1746h – Graces Before and After Meat
  • 1747a – Hymn at the Sacrament
  • 1747b – Letter to the Bishop of London
  • 1747c – Hymns for Those that Seek
  • 1749a – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Vol.1
  • 1749b – Hymns and Sacred Poems, Vol.2
  • 1749c – Hymns for New Year’s Day
  • 1750a – Earthquake Hymns, Pt.1
  • 1750b – Earthquake Hymns, Pt.2
  • 1750c – Death of Thomas Hogg
  • 1755a – Epistle to John Wesley
  • 1755b – Catholic Spirit
  • 1756a – Hymn on the Lisbon Earthquake
  • 1756b – Hymns for the Year 1756
  • 1756c – Earthquake Hymns
  • 1758a – Hymns of Intercession
  • 1759a – For the Kingdom of England
  • 1759b – Funeral Hymns
  • 1759c – Hymns on the Expected Invasion
  • 1759d – Hymn for the People of Custrin
  • 1759e – Thanksgiving Hymns
  • 1760a – Hymns for the Preachers
  • 1762a – Scripture Hymns, Vol.1
  • 1762b – Scripture Hymns, Vol.2
  • 1763a – Hymns for Children
  • 1767a – Family Hymns
  • 1767b – Trinity Hymns, Pt.1
  • 1767c – Trinity Hymns, Pt.2
  • 1770a – Hymn for Mary Langson
  • 1770b – Hymn on the Death of Whitefield
  • 1771a – Elegy on Whitefield
  • 1771b – Epistle to Whitefield
  • 1772a – Preparation for Death
  • 1778a – Arminian Magazine, 1
  • 1779a – Arminian Magazine, 2
  • 1779b – Ode on Dr. Boyce
  • 1779c – Hymn for John Wesley
  • 1780a – Arminian Magazine, 3
  • 1780b – Tumult Hymns
  • 1781a – Arminian Magazine, 4
  • 1781b – Protestant Association
  • 1781c – Hymns for the Nation
  • 1782a – Arminian Magazine, 5
  • 1782b – Hymns for the National Fast
  • 1783a – Arminian Magazine, 6
  • 1784a – Arminian Magazine, 7
  • 1785a – Arminian Magazine, 8
  • 1785b – Prayers for Condemned Malefactors
  • 1787a – Arminian Magazine, 10

Sorted by Meter

Meter 66.86. (S.M.) (17)

  • And shall I let him go (1745b)
  • And wilt thou yet be found (1739a)
  • And wilt thou yet be found (1739c)
  • Father of mercies hear (1745b)
  • Father the grace we claim (1745b)
  • Let heaven and earth agree (1740c)
  • Lord of the harvest, hear (1742c)
  • Nay, we have thousands got: (1762a)
  • No, thou malicious fiend (1762a)
  • The land of uprightness (1762a)
  • This, this is he that came (1745b)
  • Thou very Pascal Lamb (1745b)
  • We lift our hearts to thee (1741a)
  • What doth that silence mean (1762b)
  • What shall I ask but thee (1762b)
  • Where have I been so long (1745g)
  • Who would not look on thee (1762b)

Meter 66.86.66.86. (S.M.D.) (274)

  • A charge to keep I have (1762a)
  • A child on us bestowed (1767b)
  • A crown of righteousness (1762b)
  • A death-devoted race (1762b)
  • A voice is in his blood (1762a)
  • A voice of shrieking fear (1762a)
  • Ah! Gentle, gracious Dove (1741b)
  • Ah! My dear, loving Lord (1742b)
  • Ah, what a wretch am I (1749b)
  • Ah! When shall I awake (1742a)
  • Ah! Whither should I go (1742a)
  • Ah! Whither should we fly (1758a)
  • Ah! Whither would ye fly (1750b)
  • Alas, it must be so (1749a)
  • All praise to God above (1745b)
  • All that command is love (1762a)
  • All ye that Zion love (1762a)
  • All-good, Almighty God (1749a)
  • Almighty God of love (1762a)
  • Almighty Lord of hosts (1756b)
  • And am I born to die (1763a)
  • And are we yet alive (1749b)
  • And hath he bowed his head (1759b)
  • And let my carcass fall (1762a)
  • And let our bodies part (1749b)
  • And must I give him up (1749b)
  • And shall we now turn back (1744c)
  • And still we trust in thee (1762b)
  • Arise, ye men of war (1742e)
  • Away my faithless fear (1762b)
  • Away my needless fears (1749b)
  • Be double honor paid (1762b)
  • Being of beings, make (1762a)
  • But may the righteous man (1762b)
  • By faith accounted just (1762b)
  • Called after thee I am (1762b)
  • Called from above, I rise (1762b)
  • Can these dry bones perceive (1762b)
  • Captain, we look to thee (1744c)
  • Caught by the almighty hand (1762b)
  • Centre of unity (1762a)
  • Clothed in our flesh and blood (1762b)
  • Come all who truly bear (1745b)
  • Come, O thou breath divine (1762b)
  • Come, our redeeming Lord (1747c)
  • Come then, and dwell in me (1762b)
  • Come to the supper come (1745b)
  • Come ye that seek the Lord (1746b)
  • Constraineth us, to what (1762b)
  • Covered with guilty shame (1749a)
  • Evil I then must be (1762b)
  • Father, and can it be (1749a)
  • Father, for power I groan (1762b)
  • Father, I dare believe (1762a)
  • Father, I seek thy face (1749a)
  • Father, in whom we live (1747c)
  • Father of boundless grace (1762a)
  • Father of earth and heaven (1742a)
  • Father of earth and heaven (1746h)
  • Father of earth and heaven (1767a)
  • Father of mercies hear (1749b)
  • Father, our hearts we lift (1745f)
  • Father, to thee we bring (1781c)
  • Flesh out of his flesh we are (1762b)
  • For I my Zion’s peace (1762a)
  • For lo! The Lord will come (1762a)
  • Fountain of life divine (1767b)
  • Get thee behind us, fiend (1744c)
  • Giver of every good (1767a)
  • Glory, and thanks, and love (1759b)
  • Glory, and thanks, and praise (1759b)
  • God of almighty love (1749a)
  • God of my righteousness (1743a)
  • God of the upright ones (1762a)
  • God of tremendous power (1782b)
  • Great heir of David’s throne (1762a)
  • Hark, how the watchmen cry (1749b)
  • Hasten the joyful day (1762b)
  • Head of thy church, attend (1781a)
  • Hear all the Savior's cry (1746d)
  • Hear ye dry bones, and feel (1762b)
  • Help, Lord! The busy foe (1749a)
  • How happy is the man (1742b)
  • How safe, when God hath sealed (1762a)
  • How shall I give thee up (1762b)
  • I cannot wash my heart (1762b)
  • I follow on to know (1762b)
  • I hear, the rod I hear (1762b)
  • I know myself the same (1762a)
  • I seek the kingdom first (1762b)
  • I take thee at thy word (1762b)
  • I the good fight have fought (1762b)
  • I too have done the same (1762b)
  • I trust in thee; for what (1762a)
  • I want the witness, Lord (1762b)
  • I will, through grace I will (1762b)
  • I would, and ye would not (1762b)
  • Immortal King of kings (1745e)
  • In weariness and pain (1749a)
  • Is it a thing so small (1762a)
  • Israel, exult to prove (1762a)
  • Jehovah God and Lord (1767b)
  • Jesus, bestow the power (1749b)
  • Jesus, I fain would find (1762b)
  • Jesus, I look to thee (1762b)
  • Jesus, if mine thou art (1762b)
  • Jesus, Jehovah, God (1767b)
  • Jesus, my faithful guide (1767a)
  • Jesus, my Jesus, hear (1742a)
  • Jesus, my Lord, attend (1747c)
  • Jesus, my Lord, my God (1767b)
  • Jesus, my strength, my hope (1742c)
  • Jesus, my truth, my way (1749a)
  • Jesus the Conqueror reigns (1749a)
  • Jesus, the glory take (1744c)
  • Jesus, the grace re-give (1762b)
  • Jesus, the just, the good (1772a)
  • Jesus, the Lord most high (1767a)
  • Jesus, thou art a tree (1762a)
  • Jesus, thy flaming eyes (1782b)
  • Jesus, thy sovereign will (1762a)
  • Jesus, thyself impart (1762a)
  • Jesus, we follow thee (1745b)
  • Jesus, we look to thee (1749b)
  • Jesus, we thus obey (1745b)
  • Jesus, we wait to see (1762a)
  • Jesus, with pitying eye (1762a)
  • Just such a wretch am I (1762a)
  • Knowledge howe’er sublime (1762b)
  • Leaving myself behind (1762a)
  • Let all the sons of light (1762b)
  • Let all who truly bear (1745b)
  • Let God, the mighty God (1759c)
  • Let Jacob’s favored race (1762a)
  • Let Judah’s joyous house (1762b)
  • Long did I seek in vain (1762b)
  • Lord, am not I at ease (1762a)
  • Lord, I thy charge obey (1762a)
  • Lord, I thy truth proclaim (1762a)
  • Lord, if thy grace I have (1762b)
  • Lord, in the strength of grace (1762a)
  • Lord in thy light, I see (1762a)
  • Lord, we have all forsook (1744c)
  • Lord, while at thy command (1762b)
  • Meanest of Jacob’s race (1762a)
  • Messiah, full of grace (1762b)
  • Messiah, Prince of Peace (1762a)
  • Mine eyes are holden too (1762b)
  • More of this madness, more (1762b)
  • Most gracious God, reveal (1762a)
  • My ever living Lord (1749b)
  • My God will add the rest (1762b)
  • My potter from above (1762a)
  • My sins as mountains rise (1762a)
  • Nature’s high-mindedness (1762b)
  • None is originally good (1762b)
  • Not all that hear the word (1762b)
  • Not unto me, O Lord (1749a)
  • Nothing too hard can be (1762a)
  • O all-atoning Lamb (1742a)
  • O all-creating God (1763a)
  • O for a thankful heart (1763a)
  • O for the saving fear (1756c)
  • O let us ever dwell (1749b)
  • O might the gracious hand (1749b)
  • O might thy powerful word (1762b)
  • O my offended God (1742a)
  • O take away the stone (1742a)
  • O take away thy rod (1749a)
  • O take this plague away (1762a)
  • O that I always may (1767a)
  • O that I could but pray (1749b)
  • O that I could repent (1749a)
  • O that I could repent (1749a)
  • O that I could revere (1749a)
  • O that my load were gone (1749a)
  • O that my son might live (1767a)
  • O that the chosen band (1762a)
  • O that the power were mine (1762b)
  • O thou whose gracious word (1749a)
  • O thou whose pitying eye (1762a)
  • O what a life is mine (1762b)
  • Of Christ the Son of man (1767b)
  • Prisoners of hope, arise (1749b)
  • Pursue the mystery (1762a)
  • Read all and understand (1767b)
  • Redeemer of mankind (1762a)
  • Rejoice in Jesus’s birth (1762a)
  • Rejoice, ye sons of light (1746a)
  • Salvation from the Lord (1762a)
  • Savior, and Prince of Peace (1746d)
  • Savior of sinful men (1749b)
  • Savior, thou seest the fear (1762b)
  • Secure in Christ I dwell (1762a)
  • See, Lord, with pity see (1749b)
  • Send then thy servants forth (1762a)
  • Servant of God, well done (1770b)
  • Shall I in thy care confide (1762a)
  • Shall I stand idle still (1762b)
  • Shall our corruptions stand (1762a)
  • She saw; she took; she ate (1762a)
  • Shepherd of Israel, hear (1749b)
  • Sin is the desperate wound (1762a)
  • Sinner, that knowest not God (1762b)
  • Sinners, the call obey (1744c)
  • Sinners, with joy look up (1762b)
  • Smitten the shepherd was (1762b)
  • So near the haven brought (1772a)
  • Soldiers of Christ, arise (1742d)
  • Spirit of faith, come down (1746d)
  • Strengthened by Christ alone (1762b)
  • Taste him in Christ, and see (1762a)
  • That blessed law of thine (1762b)
  • That careless fool am I (1762a)
  • That steadfast faith divine (1762b)
  • The Almighty God is he (1762a)
  • The caution is not vain (1762b)
  • The grace and peace of God (1762b)
  • The hope of Christ how good (1762a)
  • The incurable disease (1762a)
  • The knowledge of thy love (1781a)
  • The light in us must shine (1762b)
  • The Man of Sorrow now (1762b)
  • The power to bless my house (1767a)
  • The Son of man supplies (1767a)
  • The souls that Israel leave (1762a)
  • The thing my God doth hate (1762b)
  • The wicked and the just (1762b)
  • The world, who know not God (1762b)
  • Thee King of saints we praise (1745b)
  • Then let us urge our way (1762a)
  • Then thou wilt pardon me (1762b)
  • There is no fear in love (1762b)
  • They tempt the Lord most high (1767b)
  • This blessed word be mine (1762b)
  • This happiness be mine (1762a)
  • This is that sin of sins (1762b)
  • Thou art that bread of life (1762b)
  • Thou God who hearest the prayer (1780b)
  • Thou hast in part forsook (1762a)
  • Thou judge of quick and dead (1749b)
  • Thou very present aid (1749b)
  • Thrice acceptable word (1762b)
  • Through fear of feeble man (1762a)
  • Thy deity to prove (1762b)
  • Thy faithful God, shall I (1762a)
  • Thy messenger we hear (1762a)
  • Till Tophet takes me in (1762a)
  • To suffer, and abstain (1762b)
  • To teach the wretched man (1762a)
  • Twas thus the subtle foe (1742a)
  • Was ever grief like thine (1762a)
  • We know, by faith we know (1746a)
  • We lift our hearts to thee (1767c)
  • We look for mercy still (1762b)
  • What doth the ladder mean (1762a)
  • What good remains in me (1762b)
  • What is that gospel-hope (1762b)
  • What matters it to me (1767a)
  • What matters it to pray (1763a)
  • What nation is so high (1767b)
  • What then is all beside (1762b)
  • Where is the Hebrews’ God (1762a)
  • Who in the Lord confide (1743b)
  • Who in thy word confide (1762a)
  • Who truly know his name (1762b)
  • With forward zeal well meant (1762a)
  • With graces from above (1762a)
  • With us we know He dwells (1780a)
  • Without a voice he cried (1762a)
  • Woman, thy faith is great (1762a)
  • Ye men of Israel, hear (1746b)
  • Ye worms of earth arise (1749c)
  • Yet soon my wretched heart (1742b)

Meter 66.86.66.86.66.86.66.86. (S.M.D.D.) (7)

  • But will the gracious Lord (1759a)
  • But will the gracious Lord (1759c)
  • God of unbounded power (1759a)
  • God of unbounded power (1759c)
  • Here then we calmly rest (1759a)
  • Here then we calmly rest (1759c)
  • Let God, the mighty God (1759a)