Hymns and Spiritual Songs

audiobook

Hymns and Spiritual Songs

by Isaac Watts

EN·~5 hours·3 chapters

Chapters

3 total
1

HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS.

5:05
2

Book 1. Collected from the Holy Scriptures.

5:30:36
3

Table of the Lord, see Lord. Temptations, hope under them, 1:139; of the world, 2:101; of the devil, 2:65, 2:156, 2:157; and desertion complained of 2:163. Tempted, Christ's compassion to them, 1:125. Terrors of death to the unconverted, 1:91. Testament, new, in the blood of Christ, 3:3. Thanksgiving for victory, 2:111; for mercies, 2:116; national, 2:1. Throne of Grace, see Grace. Thunderer, God, 2:62. Time redeemed, 1:88; ours, and eternity God's, 2:67. Tree of life, 3:8; and river of love, 3:20; Trials on earth, and hope of heaven, 2:63. Trinity praised, 3:26-41. Triumph over death, 1:6; 2:110; of faith in Christ, 1:14; at a feast, 3:21; of Christ over our enemies, 1:82. Trust, see Faith. Truth and promises of God unchangeable, 1:139; 2:60, 2:69. Types, 2:12; and prophecies of Christ, 2:135.

7:02

Description

This three‑part anthology gathers a rich mix of biblical paraphrases, fresh devotional verses, and specially crafted songs for the Lord’s Supper. The first book reshapes familiar passages from both Testaments into singable poetry, letting listeners hear the Psalms and New‑Testament doxologies in a new, melodic form. The second volume presents original hymns drawn from the composer’s own reflections, aiming for clear, gentle language that still conveys deep theological insight.

Designed for both private contemplation and communal worship, the collection captures a wide spectrum of Christian feeling—joy, sorrow, gratitude, and awe—each set to flowing, accessible meter. Listeners will find verses that ease into prayer, lift the spirit during gatherings, and accompany the sacraments with reverent melody. The final section offers a concise series of songs meant to follow the sharing of bread and wine, echoing the early church’s practice of praising the Lamb after the Eucharist.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (329K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-08-31

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Isaac Watts

Isaac Watts

1674–1748

Best known as the father of English hymnody, this English minister and writer helped reshape congregational singing with hundreds of hymns that were both memorable and deeply devotional. His work also reached beyond church walls into poetry, theology, and books for children.

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