BELMONT

Stanza Arc

The narrative or theological arc traced by this tune's stanzas: From conviction of sin and burden (Law) to confidence in Christ's hearing and answering (Gospel) to assurance of complete provision (Gospel) to commitment in pilgrimage (Gospel)

Associated Hymn Texts (19)

• Come, My Soul, with Every Care — John Newton (1779)
• Father of Mercies in Thy Word — Anne Steele (1760)
• Songs of Praise the Angels Sang — James Montgomery (1819)
• The Lord My Faithful Shepherd Is — Henry Baker (1861)
• The Man is Ever Blessed — Cornelius Elven (1860)
• When All Your Mercies O My God — Thomas Addison (1712)
• Come, We That Love the Lord — Isaac Watts (1707)
• Deep Were His Wounds — William Cowper (1779)
• Father of Glory to Thy Name — Unknown (1800)
• Great God We Sing That Mighty Hand — John Newton (1779)
• How Shall the Young Secure Their Hearts — Isaac Watts (1719)
• Lord Hear the Voice of My Complaint — William Cowper (1779)
• Lord, 'Tis Not that I did Choose Thee — Josiah Conder (1824)
• May the Grace of Christ Our Savior — John Newton (1779)
• My God My Father While I Stray — William Cowper (1772)
• My Soul's Best Friend What Joy and Blessing — Unknown (1800)
• Sweet Is the Work My God My King — Isaac Watts (1719)
• The Lord Hath Helped Me Hitherto — Unknown (1800)
• The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want — Isaac Watts (1719)

Set to This Tune in The Lutheran Hymnal (1)

• TLH 436 The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want