| 5t Dear Friends, Farewell | How can I bear to journey where
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| 6 Babel's Streams | If I can reach that charming sound,
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| 11 Minister's Farewell | How can I bear to journey where
Who can you save from the cold grave,
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| 16 The Finest Flower | No mortal sense can bear;
Nor can the tongue of angels tell
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| 35b Boylston | Can send us swift to death.
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| 42 Joy Bells | For no evil can befall me,
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| 54 My Trust | And He can well secure
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| 57 Salvation's Rock | No Pow'r on earth my hope can shake,
Nor hell can pull it down.
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| 70b Brown | Where none but God can hear.
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| 73t Ella's Song | No sweeter subject can invite
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| 82t Lady Touch Thy Harp Again | How can it forgotten be
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| 87 The Promised Land | Can reach that healthful shore,
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| 94 Plenary | Oh how can words with equal warmth
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| 96 Mighty Love | There we can dwell when time is done,
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| 99 Pleasant Hill | Can give us such repose.
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| 101 An Address for All | No human pow'r can stop the hour wherein a mortal dies,
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| 102 Missionary's Adieu | How can I say “Farewell”?
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| 105t Tender Care | O how can words with equal warmth
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| 106 Sweet Rivers | Triumphant I can sing:
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| 122 The Dying Boy | I can no longer stay,
I can no longer dwell;
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| 125t Endless Joy | Jesus can make a dying bed
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| 128b Ninety-Fifth | When I can read my title clear
Then I can smile at Satan's rage,
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| 133 Juniata | All my capacious pow'rs can wish
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| 144b Walk with God | The world can never fill.
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| 147 Fairfield | I can but perish if I go;
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| 150 Salvation | I can but perish if I go;
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| 151 Sweet Prospect | The world can never fill.
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| 152t Cross of Christ | Oh, who can be compared to Him,
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| 155 Solemn Call | No human pow'r can stop the hour
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| 160 The Saint's Delight | When I can read my title clear,
Then I can smile at Satan's rage,
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| 166 What Can I Do? | What can I do for my dear King,
Can I to Him some tribute bring,
If I can lead one soul above
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| 175 O How I Love Jesus | Can feel my deepest woe;
That none can bear below.
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| 179 Traveling On | No pain, nor death can enter there,
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| 186 Lord Remember Me | Then I can go to my Saviour in prayer,
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| 188 He Loves Me | But drops of grief can ne'er repay
'Tis all that I can do.
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| 190 Salutation | No earthly joy can charm us
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| 218b Harmony | Tis religion that can give
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| 224b Hark My Soul | “Can a mother's tender care
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| 226t Rock of Ages | Can fulfil Thy law's demands.
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| 229 Tranquility | Where no grief can entrance find;
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| 233 Believer and His Soul | How can I be cheerful?
Can control thy nature:
That He can, I nothing doubt,
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| 234 The Singing Christian | We cheerfully can say,
It can bring with it nothing,
I can not but rejoice.
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| 236t Pacolet | Can all the worldling's treasure
Can quench this flame of fire.
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| 242 Come, Ye Disconsolate | For He has felt mare than sinners can feel;
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| 244b The Christian's Conflicts | No mortal tongue can tell:
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| 246 The Good Physician | Can cure a sin-sick soul.
The least relief can find.
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| 256t Pleading Savior | Sinners, can you hate this Saviour?
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| 258 Thorny Desert | Who can paint those scenes of glory
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| 265 Mourner's Lamentation | How can I live! how can I rest!
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| 267 Louisiana | Can make a feast of union:
Can move a lofty mountain.
Can rule the whole creation:
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| 274 Mother Tell Me of the Angels | But with joy no tongue can tell,
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| 275 Missionary's Farewell | Can I bid you all farewell?
Can I leave you,
Joys no stranger tongue can tell!
Can I, can I say farewell?
Can I leave thee,
Can I say at last farewell?
Can I leave you,
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| 279 Lecil | That never can be filled.
Where death can never come;
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| 281b Palmetto | Satan now no more can harm me,
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| 282 Friendship | Only in friendship can we find
Scarce can be called a blessing;
Nothing but friendship can display
Friendship can lasting bliss inspire,
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| 292 Grief of Love | But that His grace can bear.
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| 295 Redeemer's Praise | His blood can make the foulest clean,
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| 307 True Happiness | Tongue can never express
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| 323 Holy Manna | Can you bear to let them go?
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| 328 Mercy's Free | Great God of love, I can but wonder,
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| 338t How Firm a Foundation | What more can He say than to you He hath said,
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| 344 Morality | Nor listen to all that deceivers can say.
What pleasure in beauty or wealth can I find?
For virtue and wisdom can warm the cold scene,
And sixty can flourish as gay as sixteen.
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| 353 Bower of Prayer | And can in all places give answer to prayer,
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| 356 Morning Song | Oh, who can be sad, when the dewdrops so bright
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| 368b Sweetest Pleasure | Tis religion that can give
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| 388 Anchor | To mortals can impart;
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| 393b China | As fast as time can move?
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| 394 Stubborn Heart | But one can yet perform the deed,
Thy spirit can from dross refine,
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| 404t Rosalie | What can I want beside?
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| 405t Honeywel | More praise than life can give.
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| 407 Sweet Hope (Second) | Their sweetness who can tell?
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| 416t Fragrance | Nor half so sweet can be.
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| 417t Heber | Can ye proclaim His praise?
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| 418b Union Vale | Our souls can neither fly nor go,
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| 425b Ryland | The world can never fill.
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| 429 Charming Name | All my capacious pow'rs can wish,
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| 432b Fish Pond | For death and hell can do no more
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| 440t Beulah | For none can perish there.
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| 446 Damascus | Naught we can ask to make us blessed
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| 448t Suffield | A span is all that we can boast;
What can I wish, or wait for then,
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| 456t Blenden | Great is the Lord! what tongue can frame
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| 457b Evening Chant | In language that no tongue can speak.
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| 459b Refuge | Ere we can offer our complaints,
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| 464 Reformation | Great is the Lord! what tongue can frame
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| 469 Pilesgrove | Who can His mighty deeds express,
What mortal eloquence can raise
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| 472t Sunset | Jesus can make a dying bed
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| 472b Cleaveland | He can create, and He alone.
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| 475 Portugal | How freely Jesus can forgive.
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| 480 Salineville | Can make this world of guilt remove;
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| 485 Quito | Or all we can endure below,
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| 487 Chester | Whence not one soul can e'er return.
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| 528 Throne of Glory | What language can I borrow
Oh, can I leave Thee ever?
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| 535 Trial's Hour | When I can trust my all with God,
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| 542 The Heavenly Home | No pain nor death can enter there;
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| 548 Macedonia | Nor life, nor death can part.
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