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Life
Born: 23 June 1738, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England
Died: 17 July 1799, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Biography
After a false start as an apprentice, Medley joined the British Royal Navy, becoming a midshipman in 1755. He was wounded in battle off Port Lagos in 1759; during his recuperation, he heard a sermon by Isaac Watts that led to his conversion. He then left the navy and studied for the ministry under Dr. Gifford in London. In 1767, he became pastor at the Baptist church in Watford, Hertfordshire. In 1772, he began his ministry at Byron Street in Liverpool.
List of hymn lyrics
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Settings of text by Samuel Medley
- Awake, my soul, in joyful lays (Thomas Clark)
- Come join, ye saints (Thurlow Weed)
- Forerunner (Oliver Holden)
- Gilead (Oliver Holden)
- Lebanon (James P. Carrell)
- Mortals awake, with angels join (from A Fourth Set of Psalm Tunes) (Thomas Clark)
- Mortals awake, with angels join (Incarnation) (Thomas Clark)
- Now in a song of grateful praise (Thomas Clark)
- O could I speak the matchless worth (James Leach)
- Once more dear brethren (Louis Bourgeois)
- Rama (Samuel Babcock)
- Sing the dear Saviour (Louis Bourgeois)
- Wisdom (Jeremiah Ingalls)
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