| A crown of gold surpassing rare | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| A halo rests upon Thy brow | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| A stream of mercy springs | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Ah, the trembling of that day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Ah! woe is me because of sin | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| All glorious, see, the morning breaks | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Arise, my soul, and gaily sing | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| As angel hosts with heavenly songs | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Ask, and thy prayer with arrow's speed | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| At early dawn, with pious thought | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Awake, arise, and greet the dawning day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Awake, my soul, bestir thee, for the hour is drawing nigh | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Awake! the morn is here | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Because I was brought low | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Because Thy mercy is so great | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Before Thy Cross we take our place | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Behold the Bridegroom cometh | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Behold the Bridegroom! Hark the cry | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Behold, the King of Zion rides | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Behold the King of Zion rides | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Bethlehem rejoices! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Beyond the clouds of Heaven | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Blest Redeemer, O what pain | John Brownlie (Author) |
| Borne on the clouds the Christ arose | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Borne on the wings of light | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Bring to the Christ your fears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Burdened with a heavy load | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| By Thine own hand the gift was given | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Christ, for Thee a wreath adorning | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Christ hath left the dismal tomb | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Christ is born, go forth to meet Him | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Christ The Word! Thine Incarnation | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Christian soldiers in the conflict | John Brownlie (Author) |
| Close beside the heart that loves me | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come friends behold me here | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come, Holy Ghost, in might | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come, keep this Feast, who holy things revere | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come, let us drink the water new | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come, praise with gladness the Lord of all creation | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come to the Christ in tears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come with your praises, a sacrifice meet | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Come, ye people, come, adore Him | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Crown the Lord of glory | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Dark billows bound across the deep | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Ere the morn in beauty wake | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Eternal Ruler, Thou didst will | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Even as Thou saidst, the Spirit came | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Far from Thy heavenly care | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Far let me flee from worldly sin | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Firm through the endless years | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| For all the good performed by Thee | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Forgive me, Lord, my wayward will | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Forgive my heart its vain regrets | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| From the calm of sleep awaking | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| From the hills the light is streaming | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Gladness fills the world this morn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Glorious to our watching eyes | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Glory shone within the gloom | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Glory to God! the Christ hath left the tomb | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Glory to God! The morn appointed breaks | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Go, ye saints, to Bethlehem | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| God of all Grace, Thy mercy send | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| God sent me to the desert wild | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| God, Thou art clothed with light | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail, rising morn! for He hath risen | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail the morn! Let praises cheerful | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail the morn, with gladness crowned | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail the Resurrection day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail to the King, who comes in weakness now | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hail to the morn that dawns on eastern hills | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Hark! upon the morning breezes | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Have faith in God, the Master said | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Have pity, Lord, for Thou art great | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| He came because the Father willed | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| He climbed the slopes of Olivet | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| He who in the fiery furnace | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| He Who made the earth His home | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Heavy laden with thy grief | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Home at last, thy journey ended | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I brought my merits to the throne | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I cannot lift mine eyes | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I have a thought that fills my mind | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I have no tears to shed | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I lift my hands, and with my heart | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I lift my heart to Thee | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I mused within my heart | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I sought the Lord at early morn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I wandered sore distressed | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I will arise and seek Thy face | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| I will not yield my sword | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| If in the cause of right I must | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| In mine affliction, Lord | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| In the bliss of old predicted | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| In the dark of early morn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| In the Father's glory shining | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| It is a comely thing | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| It is not lost what I have given | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Jerusalem, rejoice! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Let all human flesh be silent | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Let all the world abroad | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Let Thy blood in mercy poured | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lift up the gates | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light, ere the dawn in beauty broke | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light is dawning 'mong the hills | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light more glorious than the sun | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light of my life, O Lord, Thou art | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light serene of holy glory | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Light upon our gloom arising | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Like music at the stilly hour | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Like the beams that from the sun | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lo, He is dead! The suffering Christ is dead | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lo, in its brightness the morning arising | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, a band of foes increasing | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, I am Thine, for Thou hast died for me | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, I have strayed afar | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, let our evening prayer ascend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, let our eyes the things unseen behold | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, let us feel that Thou art near | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, may Thy Holy Spirit calm | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord of a countless throng | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord of mercy, at Thy gate | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord of the brave and strong | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord of the hills, where earliest dawn appears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, rest the child, cut off at morning hour | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, soothe my anxious, troubled soul | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, Thou art good and kind | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, Thou art lifted very high | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Lord, to our humble prayers attend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Morn awakes, behold the glory | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Morn of beauty, joyous morn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Mourn, O my soul, thy primal sin | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| My God, shall sin its power maintain | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| My harp upon the willows, grave | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| My heart was sad because of sin | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| My hope is firmly set | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| My sin was very great | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Nailed to the cross the Saviour dies | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Night, and a storm, and hearts with sore affright | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| No longer now at Eden's gate | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now at this evening hour | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now glows the morn in beauty rare | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now, God of Light, the morn appears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now let our souls ascend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now the King immortal | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now the Lord from earth ascending | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now the sun at noon of day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Now with my weeping would I cleanse my soul | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O bleeding heart, look up, behold | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Christ, Thou art my King | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Christ, when on the shameful tree | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O come and let us worship Christ | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O come let us adore | John Brownlie (Author) |
| O darkest night that ever fell! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God, in mercy hear | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of life, in whom we live | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of Light and Life and Joy | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of light, when morn awakes | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of love, on bended knee | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of love, whose mercy came | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God of our salvation, Who in thy glorious might | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O God, the Holy Ghost | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Holy Ghost, Thou Lord of Light | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Holy Spirit, one in power | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O, I have wandered far | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus Christ, my soul contains | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus Christ, when Thou didst dwell | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, Lord of mercy great | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, Lover of our race | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, to Thy servants give | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, Trust of needy souls | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, when my guilty fears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Jesus, when our spirits mourn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Judge of all, when sinful men | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O King enthroned on high | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Light of lights! when other light is fading | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Light, resplendent of the morn | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Light serene of heavenly birth | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Light that knew no dawn | John Brownlie, 325-390 (Translator) |
| O Lord of bounty, let this bread | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Lord of life, when mortals call | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Lord of peace, in mercy hear | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Lord, Thou in the hour of need | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Love divine, my spirit sighs | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Love of God, surpassing far | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O may my soul, uncrushed by care | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O may the Spirit of all grace | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Paradise above! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Son of God, afflicted | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Thou who cloth'st Thyself complete | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O, touch my heart, and bring to mind | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O woeful hour! when from the night | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Word of Truth! in devious paths | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| O Wounded hands and feet! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Open wide the gate of heaven | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Our evening prayers attend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Our hearts to heaven upraising | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Out from the rising of the sun | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Prophet of the Lord, beside us | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Rest in the Lord, O servant by his grace | John Brownlie (Author) |
| Rest of the weary heart | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Rise, O glorious orb of day,— | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| See, in the darkness, the dawn is awaking | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| See where the orb of day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Shine forth, O new Jerusalem | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Sleepers awake! the night's long reign is past | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Spirit of God, in love descend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Strew palms, strew palms upon the way | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Surely comes the dreadful day | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Surpassing great the gift of God | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Teach me Thy gracious will | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The best that heaven could bring | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The Bridegroom comes! My soul, awake | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The chariots of the Lord are strong | John Brownlie (Author) |
| The Christ on Olive’s mount in prayer | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The day declines to night | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The day of resurrection! | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The gate of life stands wide | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The King is on His journey | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The King shall come when morning dawns | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The Lord of Life to earth came down | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The man who erring counsel shuns | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The morn in beauty breaks | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The morning breaks, I place my hand in Thine | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The Morning dawns; on gilded height | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The promise which the Saviour made | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The rosy-fingered dawn appears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The saffron tints appear | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The solemn feast was spent | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The summer leaves decay when autumn winds are chill | John Brownlie (Author) |
| The sun has reached his western goal | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The time is drawing near it may not tarry long | John Brownlie (Author) |
| The time is drawing nigh | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The time shall surely come | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The wealth of high estate | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| The wily Judas watches near | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thee, as the evening light declines | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Then the earth in terror shook | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| There is a land, a happy land | John Brownlie (Author) |
| These are the jewels all glorious that shine | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| They brought Him to the hill of death | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| They cried, “Let Him be crucified!” | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Think on me, Lord, for Thou art kind | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| This be our prayer, O Saviour of our souls | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| This is the chosen day of God | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| This is the time of song | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou art my Hope, O Christ my Lord | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou art my strength, O God my Lord | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou Christ alone art great | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou dost not pass a lonesome way | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou One-begotten Son | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou Saviour of our sinful race | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thou Spirit of Almighty God | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thy Birth upon our world hath given | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Thy glorious rising on the first of days | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To-day a wonder we behold | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To-day the groans of Hades rise | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To depths of earth Thou didst descend | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To Thee my soul enraptured sings | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To Thee, O Christ, our God | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To Thy blest Cross, O Christ, we come | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| To Thy Cross and Resurrection | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Triple beam of glory | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Up rose the morn behind the hills | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Up, up, my soul, on wings of praise | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Up, up, my soul! with gladness rise | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Vain the bliss from earth that springs | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Wake, my soul! In careless slumber | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Wake to the songs that lips unsullied sing | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Watch with Me, the Master said | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Watchers, let your lights be burning | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Watchman from the height beholding | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Wave, wave your banners high | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Waving in the autumn breeze | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| We have heard the wondrous story | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| We worship, Lord, before Thee now | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| What joy of life abideth | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| What Saviour comes from Edom | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| What shall we bring to Thee? | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Adam heard the voice of sin | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When at Thy feet, oppressed | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When came the call to me | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Christ the Lord shall come | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When darkness falls, and night is here | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When glory crowned the mountain top | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Hades held the Lord of Life | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When in the clouds of heaven | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When in the clouds the Lord appears | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Jesus to the Jordan came | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Jesus to the judgment hall | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Lazarus rose at Christ's command | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When night her sable curtain spreads | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When, O King Immortal | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When o'er the world Augustus reigned | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When on the cruel Cross | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When on the mount the Lord appeared | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When the Christ, His mission ended | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When the morning from the skies | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When the trumpet's sound shall wake | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Thou, O Christ, upon the tree | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Thou shalt come, O Lord | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When Thou wert crucified by men | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| When with Powers of heaven attending | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Where the Lord reveals His presence | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Wherefore on the Cross uplifted | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Wherefore on the Cross uplifted | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Who toiled for Christ through suffering sore | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Who would not weep my child | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Within the garden's sombre shade | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Word of God, Who by Thy will | John Brownlie (Translator) |
| Ye saints exult with cheerful song | John Brownlie (Translator) |