Song Info:




Tune Name: Phillippi
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 23t
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 23t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 23t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Now let our voices join
Meter: S.M.
 
Tune Name: Ninety-Third
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 26b
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 26b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 26b
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Grace! 'tis a charming sound!
Meter: S.M.
 
Tune Name: Time
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 31b
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 31b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 31b
Composer: William L. Montague
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Ye servants of the Lord
Meter: S.M.
 
Tune Name: Cranbrook
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 50
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 50
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 50
Composer: Thomas Clark
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Grace! 'tis a charming sound!
Meter: S.M.
 
Tune Name: Derrick
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 103
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 103
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 103t
Composer: T. W. Carter
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Hark! the glad sound, the Saviour comes
Meter: C.M. 8 lines.
 
Tune Name: Juniata
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 133
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 133
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 133
Composer: Virgil Corydon Taylor
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Jesus, I love thy charming name
Meter: C.M.
 
Tune Name: Detroit
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 167t
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 141
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 141
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Do not I love thee, O my Lord!
Meter: C.M.
 
Tune Name: Kay
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 193
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 224t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 215b
Composer: John G. McCurry
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: I love the Lord for what he's done
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: O Happy Day
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 194
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 194
Composer: E. F. Rimbault
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: O happy day that fixed my choice
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: Nazareth
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 415t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 69t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand
Meter: C.M.
 
Tune Name: Charming Name
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 429
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 90
Composer: William Walker
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Jesus, I love thy charming name
Meter: C.M.
 
Tune Name: Anvern
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 463
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 173t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: Triumphant Zion! lift thy head
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: Bartholday
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 473
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 181t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: All-glorious God, what hymns of praise
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: Holden
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 481
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 189t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: God of our lives, thy constant care
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: Chester
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 487
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 194t
Composer: William Billings
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: God of eternity, from thee
Meter: L.M.
 
Tune Name: Newbury
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 522
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 295
Composer: Michael Haydn
Poet: Philip Doddridge
First Line: O Zion, tune thy voice
Meter: H.M. or 6,6,6,6,8,8.