V View me, Lord, a work of Thine[76]

W We are a garden walled around[168] We woke to-day with anthems sweet[303] Weary of earth, and laden with my sin[270] What a gracious God have we[91] What are these arrayed in white[178] What conscience dictates to be done[24] When all Thy mercies, O my God[243] When I survey life’s varied scene[153] When I survey the wondrous Cross[11], [125], [139] When Israel, freed from Pharaoh’s hand[243] When rising from the bed of death[243] Where but on yonder tree[218] ‘Where is your God?’ they say[314] Wherewith, O God, shall I draw near[212] While Jacob for a wife doth wait[218] While shepherds watched their flocks[219] Who in the Lord confide[213] Why do I sigh to find[265] Why should I always pray[310] Wilt thou forgive that sin[108] With all the powers my poor heart hath[315] With glorious clouds encompassed round[174] With golden bells the priestly vest[237] With solemn faith we offer up[177] Worship and thanks and blessing[196]

Y Ye holy angels bright[99] Ye humble souls that seek the Lord[165] Ye neighbours and friends of Jesus[195] Yes, I to the end shall endure[27] You that have spent the silent night[75]

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