Appendix, Containing a Number of Hymns Taken Chiefly from Dr. Watts's Scriptural Collection

#	Text	Tune
I	Behold the Glories of the Lamb
II	Let every mortal ear attend
III	How honourable is the Place
IV	In vain we lavish out our Lives
V	How beauteous are their Feet
VI	Blest be the everlasting God
VII	In thine own Ways, O God of Love
VIII	Whence do our mournful Tho'ts arise?
IX	Now shall my inward Joy arise
X	These glorious Minds how bright they shine
XI	We sing the Glories of thy Love
XII	Jesus is gone above the Skies
XIII	How sweet and awful is the Place
XIV	Thou whom my Soul admires above
XV	The Voice of my beloved sounds
XVI	Daughters of Sion, come, behold
XVII	Thus saith the high and lofty One
XVIII	Blest are the humble Souls that see
XIX	I'm not asham'd to own my Lord
XX	There is a House not made with Hands
XXI	Thus saith the first, the great Command
XXII	Come hither, all ye weary Souls
XXIII	Now blest be Isr'l's Lord and God
XXIV	My Soul and Spirit fill'd with Joy
XXV	Lord, let thy Servant now depart
XXVI	While Shepherds watch's their Flocks by Night
XXVII	Since Christ our Passover is slain
XXVIII	O God, we praise Thee and confess
XXIX	Thou God, all glory, honor, power
XXX	All ye who faithful servants are
XXXI	Our Father, who in Heaven art
XXXII	Christ from the dead is raised and made
XXXIII	Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes
XXXIV	Children, to your Creator, God
XXXV	Naked as from the earth we came
XXXVI	Who shall the Lord's Elect condemn?
XXXVII	In vain the wealthy Mortals toil
XXXVIII	All mortal Vanities be gone
XXXIX	Death may dissolve my Body now
XL	What mighty Man, or mighty God
XLI	Adore and tremble, for our God
XLII	Awake, our Souls, away our Fears
XLIII	To God the only Wise
XLIV	Let mortal Tongues attempt to sing
XLV	Now to the Lord, that makes us know
XLVI	Come let us join our chearful Songs
XLVII	Behold what wondrous grace
XLVIII	Who is this fair One in Distress
XLIX	Shall the vile Race of Flesh and Blood
L	Life is the Time to serve the Lord
LI	Vain are the hopes the Sons of Men
LII	Not to condemn the Sons of Men
LIII	Nor Eye hath seen, nor Ear hath heard
LIV	Shall we go on to sin
LV	No more, my God, I boast no more
LVI	Lord, how secure my Conscience was
LVII	The Law by Moses came
LVIII	With Joy we meditate the Grace
LIX	So let our Lips and Lives express
LX	Had I the Tongues of Greeks and Jews
LXI	Now to the Pow'r of God supreme
LXII	Who has believ'd thy Word
LXIII	How short and hasty is our Life!
LXIV	Now to the Lord a noble Song!
LXV	Bright King of Gory, dreadful God!
LXVI	Hark! from the Tombs a doleful Sound
LXVII	Thus saith the Ruler of the Skies
LXVIII	Infinite Grief! amazing Woe!
LXIX	Not to the Terrors of the Lord
LXX	Where are the Mourners (saith the Lord)
LXXI	Can Creatures to pPerfection find
LXXII	'Twas on that dark, that doleful Night
LXXIII	When I survey the wond'rous Cross
LXXIV	How rich are thy Provisions, Lord!
LXXV	Glory to God the Father's Name
LXXVI	To Him that chose us first
LXXVII	Behold the Love, the gen'rous Love
LXXVIII	David rejoic'd in God his Strength
LXXIX	For ever shall my Song record
LXXX	Almighty Ruler of the skies
LXXXI	Lord, what was Man, when made at first
LXXXII	Maker and Sov'reign Lord
LXXXIII	It is the Lord our Saviour's Hand
LXXXIV	The Lord is come; the Heav'ns proclaim
LXXXV	Save me, O God the swelling Floods
LXXXVI	Now let our Lips with holy Fear
LXXXVII	Father, I sing thy wondrous Grace
LXXXVIII	Thus saith the Lord, Your Work is vain
LXXXIX	I set the Lord before my Face
XC	O for a shout of sacred joy
XCI	Lord, when thou didst ascend on high
XCII	My Saviour and my King
XCIII	See what a living stone
XCIV	My Savior, my Almighty Friend
XCV	Come let our Voices join to raise
XCVI	Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
XCVII	No Sleep nor Slumber to his Eyes
XCVIII	He reigns; the Lord, the Saviour reigns!
XCIX	Sing to the Lord, who loud proclaims
C	Salvation! O melodious Sound