The Joachim Neander Collection

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This collection brings together biography, history, theology, hagiography and hymns to gather as many articles as possible about the German hymn-writer Joachim Neander (1640-1680). - Summary by InTheDesert

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1/49Joachim Neander, from Early Reformed Hymnology

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1. Joachim Neander, from Early Reformed Hymnology
2. Joachim Neander Part 1, from History of the Reformed Church of Germany: 1620-1890
3. Joachim Neander Part 2, from History of the Reformed Church of Germany: 1620-1890
4. Joachim Neander and his Hymns
5. Joachim Neander, from The Poets of the Church
6. Joachim Neander, from A Dictionary of Hymnology
7. Joachim Neander's Hymns, 1679.
8. Joachim Neander, from The Reformed Quarterly Review
9. Joachim Neander, from Evenings with the Sacred Poets
10. Joachim Neander, from The Methodist New Connexion Magazine
11. Joachim Neander, from Singers and Songs of the Church
12. Joachim Neander, from The German Hymn Writers of The Reformed Church
13. Joachim Neander, from Christian Singers of Germany
14. Extract from Famous Places of the Reformed Churches
15. Extract from Hymns, their History and Development in the Greek and Latin churches, Germany and Great Britain
16. Joachim Neander from The Encyclopædia Britannica
17. Extract from "The Antiquity of Man"
18. Heaven and Earth, and Sea and Air
19. Himmel, Erde, Luft und Meer, from A Dictionary of Hymnology
20. The Day is Gone, come Jesu my Protector
21. The Christian's Morning Sacrifice
22. The Glory of God in Creation
23. Lord of Hosts, to Thee We Raise
24. Under Clouds
25. Praise the Lord God
26. Wonderful Creator
27. All My Hope is Grounded Surely
28. All My Hope on God is Founded
29. A Hymn of Petition and a Hymn of Trust
30. Notes on Holy Spirit, Once Again
31. Praise to the Lord, the Omnipotent King
32. Let Me Find Thee!
33. All My Hope is Firmly Grounded
34. Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, from A Dictionary of Hymnology
35. Praise the Almighty
36. Wondrous King Almighty
37. Praise the Almighty, —The King of a glory unbounded!
38. Praise thou, my soul, the most mighty and great King of Glory
39. Thou true God alone, great and Holy One.
40. Since Jesus dy’d, my guilty soul to save
41. The Day is gone, come Jesu my Protector
42. The God of Grace
43. Sovereign Ruler, King Victorious
44. For help, O whither shall I flee?
45. How shall I get there? Who will aid?
46. Wonderful and Bless'd
47. Hallelujah, Love, Thanks and Praise
48. This Life is Like a Flying Dream
49. Though Hastening Onward to the Grave

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