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William Cowper

William Cowper
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Texts by William Cowper (259)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A fountain, Holy Lamb of GodCowper (Author)English1
Adieu, ye vain delights of earthWilliam Cowper (Author)1
Ah! reign, wherever man is found!William Cowper (Author)English3
അജ്ഞാതമേ തൻ ചെയ്തികൾ (Ajñātaṁ tan ceytikaḷ)William Cowper (Author)Malayalam2
All are indebted much to theeWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
All flesh is grass, and all its glory fadesWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
All scenes alike engaging proveWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
Almighty King, whose wondrous handWilliam Cowper (Author)16
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) That saved a wretch like meWilliam Cowper (Author, verse 5)English5
ஆண்டவருடன் நடக்க (Āṇṭavaruṭaṉ naṭakka)William Cowper (Author)Tamil2
Aparte del mundo, Señor, me retiroGuillermo Cowper (Author)Spanish1
Approach, my soul, the mercy seatWm. Cowper (Author)English3
أقرب ما دمت إلى مخلصي القديرWilliam Cowper (Author)Arabic1
As birds their infant brood protectWilliam Cowper (Author)English23
Aus Jesu Wunden quillt das BlutCowper (Author)German3
Bear on, my soul, the bitter crossWilliam Cowper (Author)3
Because I knew not when my life was goodWilliam Cowper (Author)English1
Bestow, O Lord, upon our youthCowper (Author)English74
Beware of Peter's wordCowper (Author)6
Blest is the dear, uniting loveCowper (Author)English2
Blest! who, far from all mankindWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Blinded in youth by Satan's artsWilliam Cowper (Author)4
By whom was David taughtWilliam Cowper (Author)English63
Children of God lack nothingWilliam Cowper (Author)English5
Christian, do you hear the Lord?William Cowper, 1731-1880 (Author)English5
Come, let us lift our joyful eyesWilliam Cowper (Author)English1
Come Lord and bless the rising raceWilliam Cowper (Author)10
Con maravillas obra DiosWilliam Cowper (Author)Spanish2
Courage, my soul, thy bitter crossWilliam Cowper (Author)4
Damu imebubuji ka, Ni ya ImanueliWilliam Cowper (Author)Swahili1
Dangers of every shape and nameCowper (Author)5
Där flöt en gång från korsets stamWilliam Cowper (Author)Swedish3
De sangre diéronnos raudalWilliam Cowper (Author)Spanish2
Dear dying Lamb thy precious bloodWilliam Cowper (Author)3
Dear fountain of delight unknownWilliam Cowper (Author)6
Dear Lord, accept a sinful heartWilliam Cowper (Author)12
Der er en kilde fyldt med blodWilliam Cowper (Author)Norwegian2
Dios obra por senderos misteriososWilliam Cowper (Author)Spanish2
E'er since, by faith, I saw the streamCowper (Author)English2
Ein heil'ger Born, gefüllt mit BlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German10
Ein Quell, voll von Immanuels BlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German2
என் வாழ்வின் ஆண்டவர் நீர் தாமே (Eṉ vāḻviṉ āṇṭavar nīr tāmē)William Cowper (Author)Tamil2
En vand ring helt, o Gud, med digWilliam Cowper (Author)Swedish2
Ere God had built the mountainsWilliam Cowper (Author)English16
Es gibt ein' Born gefüllt mit BlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German1
Es ist ein Born daraus heil'ges BlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German9
Es ist ein Born gefüllt mit BlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German2
Es quillt ein Born gefüllt mit BlutW. Cowper (Author)German4
Es quillt ein Born mit LebensblutW. Cowper (Author)German2
Far from the world, O Lord, I fleeCowper (Author)English190
Father of mercies, in Thy wordCowper (Author)English1
Fierce passions discompose the mindWilliam Cowper (Author)English4
For mercies, countless as the sandsWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
For thou, within no walls confinedWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Forc'd from home and all its pleasuresCowper (Author)English2
Forgive the song that falls so lowWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
Friend of the friendless and the faintWilliam Cowper (Author)13
From Calvary's cross a fountain flowsWilliam Cowper (Author)3
From thorny wilds a monster cameWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Geheimnisvoll, gerecht und hehrWilliam Cowper (Author)German2
Geheimnisvoll in tiefer NachtWilliam Cowper (Author)German11
God gives his mercies to be spentWilliam Cowper (Author)5
God moves in a mysterious wayWilliam Cowper (Author)English923
God never meant that man should scale the heavensWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
God of my life, to Thee My cheerful soul I raiseCowper (Author)English1
God of my life, to Thee I callWilliam Cowper (Author)English105
Gottlob, auch mir strömt dort die FlutWilliam Cowper (Author)German3
Grace is a plant, wherever it growsWilliam Cowper (Author)English15
Grace triumphant on [in] the throneCowper (Author)4
Gracious Lord, our children seeWilliam Cowper (Author)English20
Há uma fonte sem igualWilliam Cowper (Author)Portuguese2
Had I a throne above the restWilliam Cowper (Author)11
Hark, my soul! it is the Lord!William Cowper (Author)English512
Hay un precioso manantialWilliam Cowper (Author)Spanish9
Hay una fuente carmesíW. Cowper (Author)Spanish3
Hay una fuente sin igual William Cowper (Author)Spanish10
He is a freeman, whom the truth makes freeCowper (Author)2
Heal us, Immaneul, here we areCowper (Author)English56
Healer Divine, O hear our prayerWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Hear, Lord, the song of praise and prayerCowper (Author)17
Hear what God the Lord hath spokenWilliam Cowper (Author)English161
His master taken from his head, Elisha sawWilliam Cowper (Author)14
Hört was Gott der Herr gesprochenWm. Cowper (Translator)German4
Holy Lord God, I love thy truthWilliam Cowper (Author)13
Honor and happiness unite William Cowper (Author)English25
Horch', meine Seele, auf ein WortW. Cowper (Author)German3
How are Thy servants blest! O LordWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
How blest is man, O GodCowper (Author)English6
How blest thy creature is, O GodWilliam Cowper (Author)27
How happy are the new born raceWilliam Cowper (Author)English12
How long beneath the law I layWilliam Cowper (Author)English19
How sweet it is to walk with GodWilliam Cowper (Author)4
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds In a believer's earWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
How wondrous was the burning zealWilliam Cowper (Author)3
I am fond of the swallow, I learn from her flightWilliam Cowper (Translator)English4
I am monarch of all I surveyWilliam Cowper (Author)2
I love my God, but with no love of mineWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
"I love the Lord" is still the strainWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
I place an offering at thy shrineWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
I suffer fruitless anguish day by dayWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
I thirst, but not as once I didWilliam Cowper (Author)English49
I was a groveling creature onceWilliam Cowper (Author)English22
I will praise thee every dayWilliam Cowper (Author)English18
ഇമ്മാനുവേല്‍ തന്‍ ചങ്കതില്‍ നിന്നൊഴുകും രക്തം (Im'mānuvēl tan caṅkatil ninneāḻukuṁ raktaṁ)William Cowper (Author)Malayalam2
In holy contemplation we sweetly now pursueWilliam Cowper (Author)English20
In vain ye woo me to your harmless joysWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Infinite God, thou great unrivaled oneWilliam Cowper (Author)1
Israel in ancient daysWilliam Cowper (Author)English73
It happened on a solemn eventideWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
Jealous, and with love o'erflowingWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Jehovah moves in mysteryWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Jest źródło skąd na grzeszny światWilliam Cowper (Author)Polish2
Jesus, I love Thy charming NameWilliam Cowper (Author)English1
Jesus, lover of my soul, Let me to Thy bosom flyCowper (Author)English11
Jesus! the name high over all, In hell or earth or skyWilliam Cowper (Author (B))English1
Jesus, wherever Thy people meetWilliam Cowper (Author)English431
Jesus, whose blood so freely streamedWilliam Cowper (Author)10
Judge not the Lord by feeble senseWilliam Cowper (Author)3
Ka'a mau ke Akua e hana'eWilliam Cowper, 1731-1800 (Author)Hawaiian3
കേൾക്ക എ-ന്റെ ആത്മാവേ യേശു മനസ്സലിഞ്ഞു (Kēḷkka e-nṟe ātmāvē yēśu manas'saliññu)William Cowper (Author)Malayalam2
Kennst du den Quell, der blutig fließtWilliam Cowper (Author)German2
Kuna chemchem itokayoW. Cowper, 1731-1800 (Author)Swahili2
Life can bring with it nothingW. Cowper (Author)2
Like crowded forest trees we standWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Long plunged in sorrow, I resignWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
Lord [Long], unafflicted, undismayedWilliam Cowper (Author)English14
Love! if thy destined sacrifice am IWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Love is the Lord whom I obeyWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Maka oyate kiŋ owasWilliam Cowper (Author)Dakota1
Man's wisdom is to seekWilliam Cowper (Author)English13
Messiah's come, with joy beholdWilliam Cowper (Author)1
My bowels yearn o'er dying menCowper (Author)3
My country, Lord, art thou aloneWilliam Cowper (Author)2
My former hopes are fledWilliam Cowper (Author)English91
My God, how perfect are thy waysWilliam Cowper (Author)12
My heart is easy, and my burden lightWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
My Lord, how full of sweet contentWilliam Cowper (1731-1800) (Translator)English30
My Lord, with thee I find contentWilliam Cowper (Author)2
My Savior, whom absent I loveWilliam Cowper (Author)English27
My sole possession is Thy love, O LordWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
My song shall bless the Lord of allWilliam Cowper (Author)32
My soul is sad, and much dismayedWilliam Cowper (Author)1
My span of life will soon be doneWilliam Cowper (Author)English44
My Spouse! in whose presence I liveWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
نبع دماء خارجWilliam Cowper (Author)Arabic1
你愛所給雖然甚多,恩賜眾善者哪 ! (Nǐ ài suǒ gěi suīrán shén duō, ēncì zhòng shàn zhě nǎ)William Cowper (Author)Chinese2
Ni damu idondokayoW. Cowper, 1731-1800 (Author)Swahili2
Night! how I love thy silent shadesWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
No longer I follow a soundWilliam Cowper (Author)3
No more I ask or hope to findCowper (Author)English6
No strength of nature can sufficeWilliam Cowper (Author)English26
Now is the time, the accepted hourCowper (Author)English25
Now may He Who from the deadCowper (Author)English5
Now theirs was converse such as it behovesWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
O! for a closer walk with GodWilliam Cowper (Author)English1054
O for a heart to praise my GodWm. Cowper (Author)English8
O for that tenderness of heartCowper (Author)English2
O God, whose favorable eyeWilliam Cowper (Author)English20
O how I love thy holy wordWilliam Cowper (Author)English23
O Lord, how full of sweet contentWilliam Cowper (Author)English19
O Lord, in sorrow I resignWilliam Cowper (Translator)2
O Lord, my best desires fulfillWilliam Cowper (Author)English200
O love, of pure and heavenly birth!William Cowper (Translator)English2
O loved, but not enough, though dearer farWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
O most delightful hour by manCowper (Author)5
O Thou, by long experience triedWilliam Cowper (Author)English12
Of all the gifts Thine hand [love] bestowsWilliam Cowper (Author)English14
¡Oh Dios, si a ti pudiese aproximarmeGuillermo Cowper (Author)Spanish2
¡Oh! quién pudiera andar con Dios, Su dulce paz gozarW. Cowper (Author)Spanish6
¡Oh si pudiese á Dios aproximarmeGuillermo Cowper (Author)Spanish2
På dunke stig går Gud framåtWilliam Cowper (Author)Swedish2
Pa underbara v'gar garWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Peace has unveiled her smiling faceWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
Pity, O Lord, my sinful heartWilliam Cowper (Author)2
பொங்கிடும் உதிர ஊற்றுண்டு இம்மானுவேலினதே (Poṅkiṭum utira ūṟṟuṇṭu im'māṉuvēliṉatē)William Cowper (Author)Tamil2
Prayer is appointed to conveyWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
Prayer makes the darkened cloud withdrawWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
Prayer makes the darkest clouds withdrawWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
രക്തം നിറഞ്ഞോരുറവ ഉണ്ടല്ലോ പാപിക്കായ് (Raktaṁ niṟaññēāruṟava uṇṭallēā pāpikkāy)William Cowper (Author)Malayalam2
Saa mange Hindringer vi saaWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Season of my purest pleasureWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
See what unbounded zeal and loveWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
Seht wie der Heiland aller WeltWilliam Cowper (Author)German2
Self love no grace in sorrow seesWilliam Cowper (Author)6
神用奧祕行動前來 (Shén yòng àomì xíngdòng qián lái)William Cowper (Author)Chinese2
Sin enslaved me many yearsCowper (Author)English18
Sin has undone our wretched raceWilliam Cowper (Author)English14
If life in sorrow must be spentWilliam Cowper (Translator)English5
Sleep at last has fled these eyesWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Sometimes a light surprisesWilliam Cowper (Author)English329
Source of love, and light of dayWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Source of love, my brighter sunWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Still, still, without ceasingWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Sun! stay thy course, this moment stayWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Sweet tenants of this grove!William Cowper (Translator)English2
Thankless for favors from on highWilliam Cowper (Author)1
The billows swell, the winds are highCowper (Author)English106
The calm retreat, the silent shadeWilliam Cowper (Author)8
The dearest idol I have knownWilliam Cowper (Author)1
The dying thief rejoiced to seeWilliam Cowper (Author)English3
The evils that beset our pathWilliam Cowper (Author)2
The fountain in its sourceWilliam Cowper (Author)English11
The joy that vain amusements giveWilliam Cowper (Author)7
The Lord of all thingsWilliam Cowper (Author)2
The Lord proclaims his grace abroadWilliam Cowper (Author)English6
The Lord receives his highest praiseWilliam Cowper (Author)English15
The Lord send peace, offending manWilliam Cowper (Author)2
The Lord will happiness divineCowper (Author)English97
The newborn child of gospel graceWilliam Cowper (Author)English26
The path of sorrow, and that path aloneWilliam Cowper (Author)1
The rose had been washedWilliam Cowper (Author)2
The saints should never be dismayedWilliam Cowper (Author)22
The Savior, what a noble flameWilliam Cowper (Author)English48
The Spirit breathes upon the WordCowper, abr. (Author)English237
There is a fountain filled with blood Drawn from Emmanuel's veinsWm. Cowper (Author)English2036
There is a stream of precious bloodWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
There's not an echo round meWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
This God is the God we adoreCowper (Author)English3
This is the feast of heavenly wineWilliam Cowper (Author)English40
Thou dying Lamb, thy precious bloodWilliam Cowper (Author)1
Thou hast no lightnings, O thou Just!William Cowper (Translator)English2
Thou Spirit of eternal truthWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Thrice holy Lord, I love thy truthWilliam Cowper (Author)3
Thy mansion is the Christian's heartCowper (Author)English5
Thy providence supplies our foodWilliam Cowper (Author)English4
"Tis folly all" let me no more be toldWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
'Tis my happiness belowWilliam Cowper (Author)English201
'Tis my privilege belowWilliam Cowper (Author)2
To Jesus, the crown of my hopeCowper (Author)English108
To keep the lamp aliveWilliam Cowper (Author)English57
To lay the soul that loves him lowWilliam Cowper (Translator)English3
To me remains nor place, nor timeWilliam Cowper (Author)2
To tell the Savior all my wantsWilliam Cowper (Author)English5
To Thee our wants are knownWilliam Cowper (Author)English14
Too many, Lord, abuse Thy graceWilliam Cowper (Author)English2
'Twas my purpose, on a dayWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
විසඳන්ට මෙලෝ නැණින් (Visan̆danṭa melō næṇin)William Cowper (Author)Sinhala2
Weak and irresolute is manWilliam Cowper (Author)38
What glory gilds the sacred pageWilliam Cowper (Author)English296
What thousands never knew the roadWilliam Cowper (Author)English11
What various hindrances we meetWilliam Cowper (Author)English409
When all within is peaceWilliam Cowper (Author)2
When darkness long has vailed my mindCowper (Author)English99
When Hagar found the bottle spentCowper (Author)English7
When I review my waysWilliam Cowper (Author)2
When Jesus hung upon the treeCowper (Author)English1
Wie herrlich leuchtet Gottes WortWilliam Cowper (Author)German4
Wilds horrid and dark with o'er shadowing treesWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
With all his sufferings full in viewWilliam Cowper (Author)2
我當敬聽主聲音 (Wǒ dāng jìng tīng zhǔ shēngyīn)William Cowper (Author)Chinese3
Write to Sardis, (said the Lord)Cowper (Author)English13
Ye careless ones, O, hear betimesWilliam Cowper (Author)2
Ye linnets, let us try, beneath this groveWilliam Cowper (Translator)English2
Ye sons of earth prepare the ploughWilliam Cowper (Author)English16
Ye timid saints, fresh courage takeWilliam Cowper (Author)English12
ينبوع دم سال منWilliam Cowper (Author)Arabic1
ينبوع جود من دم زاك جرىWilliam Cowper (Author)Arabic1
有一血泉,血流盈滿,湧自耶穌肋邊;(Yǒuyī xuè quán, xuè liú yíng mǎn, yǒng zì yēsū lē biān;)William Cowper (Author)Chinese2
願更與神親密同行 (Yuàn gèng yǔ shén qīnmì tóngxíng)William Cowper (Author)Chinese2

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