| And pleasures banish pain. | 66 Jordan
289 Greensborough
303 Heavenly Land
392 Manchester
446 Infinite Day
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| And sorrow, grief, and pain | 416 The Christian’s Nightly Song
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| And wash away their pain and sin | 484t Millbrook
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| Bane and blessing, pain and pleasure | 532 Peace and Joy
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| For you He suffered pain | 124 Lover of the Lord
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| From ev’ry pain and sorrow free | 122 All Is Well
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| Give joy or grief, give ease or pain | 146 Hallelujah
231 Seiler
383 Eternal Day
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| He hides, and all is pain: | 265 Gwehelog
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| His body bore anguish and pain | 104 The Lovely Story
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| I travel on in pain | 83t Vale of Sorrow
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| I’ll bear the toil, endure the pain | 57 Christian Soldier
309 Living Lamb
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| I’ll soon be freed from all the pain | 398 The Dying Boy
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| I’d rise superior to my pain | 61 Sweet Rivers
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| If aught is felt, ’tis only pain | 287 Cambridge
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| In ev’ry pain I bear | 143 Pleyel’s Hymn Second
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| It fills my heart with pain | 521 Parting Friends
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| It gives us inward pain | 330t Fellowship
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| Let gentle patience smile on pain | 32b Distress
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| No more to suffer pain or fear | 134 The Christian’s Hope
368 Stony Point
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| No pain nor death will we see there | 564 Zion
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| No sickness there, no want or pain | 460 Sardis
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| O Lamb of God, was ever pain | 292 Behold the Savior
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| O may I, Lord, desire the pain | 451 Milton
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| Oh, the pain, the bliss of dying! | 245 Claremont
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| Or sore affliction, pain, or loss | 469 Thy Strength
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| Sickness and sorrow, pain and death | 65 Sweet Prospect
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| They went up through pain and sighing | 133 Hebrew Children
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| Through peril, toil, and pain they climbed | 123b Cross of Christ
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| To darkness, fire, and pain. | 29b Tribulation
419 Melancholy Day
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| Where freed from trouble, sorrow, sin, and pain. | 416 The Christian’s Nightly Song
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| Where pain and parting are no more | 134 The Christian’s Hope
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| Where pain is felt no more. | 387 Penick
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