Hymn FAQs
(Updated January 13, 2010)

Concordance

This simple Concordance to the Supplement Hymns 430-462 is available for free to assist in the selection and use of the new hymns.

This compilation follows the plan of the Hymnal Concordance. Almost all words are indexed. Exceptions are some prepositions, conjunctions, articles, and a few other minor words. It references only new hymn texts. Therefore, the 11 texts that are duplicated from the Hymnal are not included here. Please note these new musical settings in the Supplement when referencing these same texts in the Hymnal. They are listed below.

*First line*	*Hymnal*	*Supplement*
Blest Cmas Morn	23-28	432, 433
Brood o'er us	30-32	434, 435
Come, gracious Spirit	39	436
Father, we Thy loving children	58	438
Glorious things of thee are spoken	71	440
Here, O God, thy healing presence	109, 110	442
It matters not what be thy lot	160-162	447
O, sometimes gleams upon our sight	238, 239	451
Saw ye my Saviour?	298-302	454
Shepherd, show me how to go	304-309	456
Take my life, and let it be	324	457

Key:

Words are indexed by hymn and verse number. If it is appears in more than one verse in the same hymn, the verses are separated by commas.

Ref = Refrain. If the Refrain has slight changes to a word, this is indicated by numbering the Refrain to match the verse it follows.

Des = Descant. A descant is a musical line written above the melody line. Hymn 455 includes this feature and it is identified in this manner.

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