Dictionary of Hymnology

Learn hymn terms, meters, forms, and the history behind Christian worship music — curated for hymn lovers, worship leaders, and students.

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Another portion of the span Hymnology An entry on Charlotte Elliott's Saturday evening hymn from Hymns for a Week. Another six days' work is done Hymnology An entry on Joseph Stennett's famous Sabbath hymn and its various hymnal centos. Another week begins Hymnology An entry on Thomas Kelly's Lord's Day hymn based on Psalm 118:24. Another week for ever gone Hymnology An entry on an anonymous 1844 Lord's Day hymn from John Rippon's collection. Another year has passed away Hymnology An entry on an anonymous Sunday school hymn for the New Year. Another year is dawning Hymnology An entry on Frances Ridley Havergal's famous New Year hymn of devotion and trust. Another year is ended History A biographical and historical overview of Alfred Ainger's 1862 harvest hymn "Another year is ended," detailin… Anthologia Davidica Hymnology An entry on Henry Latham's 1846 compiled metrical Psalter and psalmody anthology. Anton Ulrich of Brunswick Hymnology A biographical entry on Duke Anton Ulrich of Brunswick, German ruler, poet, and author of devotional hymns. Aphraston thauma Hymnology An entry on Saint Cosmas's eighth-century Greek Easter Eve canon ode and its English translation by Richard F… Apostle of our own dear home Hymnology An entry on James Elwin Millard's festival hymn for Saint Augustine of Canterbury. Apparuit benignitas Hymnology An entry on a fifteenth-century Latin Christmas poem and its famous English hymn translation. Are there not in the labourer's day? Hymnology An entry on Charles Wesley's hymn regarding duty and spiritual safety. Are we doing as we should do? Hymnology An entry on Thomas Kelly's missionary examination hymn. Are your souls the Saviour seeking? Hymnology An entry on an anonymous nineteenth-century hymn on spiritual peace. Arglwydd arwain trwy'r anialwch Hymnology An entry on William Williams's classic Welsh hymn and its famous English translation, Guide me, O Thou great … Arglwydd arwain trwy'r anialwch. W. Williams. [Strength to pass through the Wilderness.'] This was pub. in the 1st ed. of the author's Alleluia, Bristol, 1745, in 5 st. of 61., as follows:— Hymnology An entry on an anonymous seventh-century Latin acrostic poem on the Day of Judgment. Arise and hail the happy day Hymnology An entry on an anonymous eighteenth-century Christmas hymn later attributed to Elizabeth Scott. Arise, my soul, arise, Shake off Hymnology An entry on Charles Wesley's widely used hymn on Christ the Mediator. Arise, my soul, my joyful powers Hymnology An entry on Isaac Watts's hymn on redemption and spiritual protection.