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Portrait of John Wesley John Wesley A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the People Called Methodists… (1876)

Redeemer, Saviour, LordCome, O thou Traveller unknownYield to me now, for I am weakDrooping soul, shake off thy fearsJesu, Lover of my soulThee, Jesu, thee, the sinner's friendO Jesus, let me bless thy name!Still, Lord, I languish for thy graceO Love Divine, how sweet thou art!Father of Jesus Christ the JustWhy not now, my God, my God!Thou hidden God, for whom I groanOut of the deep I cryAh!
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Portrait of John Wesley John Wesley A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the People Called Methodists… (1830)

Depth of mercy, can there beJesus, the all-restoring WordO 'tis enough, my God, my God!O God, if thou art love indeedO unexhausted Grace!Jesus, I believe thee nearHow shall a lost sinner in painGod of my salvation, hearO God, thy righteousness we ownJesus, thou know'st my sinfulnessYes, from this instant now, I willFather, if thou must reproveSaviour, I now with shame confessThou Man of griefs, remember me Section IV.—For Backsliders Recovered.
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Portrait of John Wesley John Wesley A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the People Called Methodists… (1876)

Father of lights, from whom proceedsJesus, my Advocate aboveSaviour, Prince of Israel's raceO that I could repent!O that I could revereO for that tenderness of heartO that I could repent!Jesu, let thy pitying eyeThe Spirit of the Lord our God
SECTION II.
FOR MOURNERS CONVINCED OF SIN.
Enslaved to sense, to pleasure proneWretched, helpless, and distrestJesu, friend of sinners, hearThus saith the Lord! Who seek the LambWoe is me!
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