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2 L u t h e r &Ma s s i e E s s p r i c h t d e r f r o m Wa l t e r ' s G e i s t l i c h e U n w e i s e nMu n d G e s a n g b c h l e i n , 1 5 2 4 &P r a e t o r i u s 3 B e n n a r d , G . T h e O l d R u g g e d B e n n a r d , G . C r o s s 1 Mo r i s o n , J . L o b t G o t t , i h r H e r m a n n , N . C h r i s t e n A l l z u g l e i c h
T h e S o l i d R o c k s e e My H o p e I s B u i l t T h e S o n g o f S i m e o n : N u n c D i m i t i s s e e I n P e a c e a n d J o y I N o wD e p a r t T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s 6 7 E P I P H A N Y 2 S e d u l i u s &N e a l e Wo G o t t Z u mH a u sf r o mK l u g ' s G e i s t l i c h e t h e K i n g i s H e r e L i e d e r , Wi t t e n b e r g , 1 5 3 3 T h e S t r i f e I s O ' e r , 9 4 E A S T E R 2 f r o mS y m p h o n i a V i c t o r y P a l e s t r i n a &Mo n k T h e B a t t l e D o n e S i r e n u m S e l e c t a r u m& P o t t T h e r e ' s a G r e a t D a y 1 8 3 E N DT I ME S 1 T h o m p s o n , W. T h e r e s a G r e a t D a yT h o m p s o n , W. C o m i n g C o m i n g T h e r e ' s a Wi d e n e s s i nG o d ' s Me r c y s e e S o u l s o f Me n ! Wh y Wi l l Y e S c a t t e r T h e s e A r e t h e H o l y T e n C o m m a n d s s e e T h a t Me n a g o d l y L i f e Mi g h t L i v e T h e s e T h i n g s t h e S e e r I s a i a hd i d B e f a l l s e e I s a i a h , Mi g h t y S e e r , I n D a y s o f O l d T h i n e A r m , OL o r d , 2 4 9 T R U S T 2 P l u m p t r e , E . K i n g s f o l d E n g l i s h&Wi l l i a m s i n D a y s o f O l d T h o u Wh o A r t T h r e e i n U n i t y s e e OT r i n i t y o f B l e s s e d L i g h t T h o u , Wh o a t T h y 1 3 3 L O R D ' S S U P P E R 1 T u r t o n , W. U n d e E t Me m o r e s Mo n k , W. F i r s t E u c h a r i s t T h o u g h i n t h e Mi d s t 2 5 0 F U N E R A L 3 Me d i e v a l &L u t h e r Mi t t e nw i r i mL e b e n Me d i e v a l &L u t h e r o f L i f e We B e S i n d T h r o u g h t h e N i g h t o f1 9 4 C O MMU N I O NO F 4 I n g e m a n n& R e x G l o r i a e S m a r t , H . D o u b t a n d S o r r o w S A I N T S G o u l d T i s G o o d , L o r d , T o B e7 1 T R A N S F I G U R A T I 2 R o b i n s o n , J . P o t s d a m B a c h &G o s s H e r e O N ' T i s Mi d n i g h t a n d O n 8 0 G O O D 3 T a p p a n , W. S t . C r o s s D y k e s , J . O l i v e ' s B r o w T H U R S D A Y T o G o d t h e H o l y S p i r i t L e t U s P r a y s e e We N o wI m p l o r e G o d t h e H o l y G h o s t T o J o r d a n C a m e O u r 6 8 E P I P H A N Y 3 L u t h e r &Ma s s i e C h r i s t , U n s e r H e r r Wa l t h e r , J . L o r d , T h e C h r i s t T o S h e p h e r d s A s 6 0 C H R I S T MA S 2 L u t h e r &Ma s s i e V o mH i m m e l H o c hf r o mS c h u m a n n ' s T h e y Wa t c h e d B y G e i s t l i c h e L i e d e r , N i g h t L e i p z i g , 1 5 3 9 T o U s S a l v a t i o n N o wI s C o m e s e e S a l v a t i o nU n t o U s H a s C o m e T o d a y T h y Me r c y 1 6 6 J U S T I F I C A T I O N 2 A l l e n , O . A n t h e s A n t h e s , F . C a l l s Me T o d a y Y o u r Me r c y C a l l s U s s e e T o d a y T h y Me r c y C a l l s Me ' T w a s O n T h a t D a r k , 8 1 G O O D 3 Wa t t s , I . S t . C r o s s D y k e s , J . T h a t D o l e f u l N i g h t T H U R S D A Y U n d e r H i s Wi n g s 2 5 1 T R U S T 1 C u s h i n g , W. U n d e r H i s Wi n g s S a n k e y , I . Wa k e , A w a k e , f o r 1 8 4 E N DT I ME S 3 N i c o l a i & Wa c h e t A u f N i c o l a i , P . N i g h t I s F l y i n g Wi n k w o r t h
T i t l e
N o . S e c t i o n
We A l l B e l i e v e i n O n e T r u e G o d
5 Me d i e v a l &L u t h e r Wi r G l a u b e n a l l a n Me d i e v a l &L u t h e r E i n e n G o t t , S c h o e p f e r o r A p o s t o l i c C r e e d We G a t h e r T o g e t h e r 2 0 O P E N I N GS O N G S 2 u n k n o w n&B a k e rK r e m s e r D u t c h &K r e m s e r We G i v e T h e e B u t 2 6 0 S T E WA R D S H I P 2 H o w , W. E n e r g y Mo n k , W. T h i n e O w n We N o wI m p l o r e 2 1 9 P R A Y E R 2 G e r m a n&L u t h e rN u n B i t t e n w i r d e nG e r m a n G o d t h e H o l y G h o s t H e i l i g e n G e i s t We P r a i s e Y o u , J e s u s a t Y o u r B i r t h s e e A l l P r a i s e t o J e s u s ' H a l l o w e d N a m e We r e G o d N o t Wi t h U s A t T h i s T i m e s e e I f G o d H a d N o t B e e n o n O u r S i d e Wh a t AF r i e n d We 2 2 0 P R A Y E R 1 S c r i v e n , J . u n t i t l e d C o n v e r s e , C . H a v e I n J e s u s Wh a t C h i l d I s T h i s ? 6 1 C H R I S T MA S 2 D i x , W. G r e e n s l e e v e s E n g l i s h Wh e n C h r i s t ' s A p p e a r i n g Wa s Ma d e K n o w n s e e T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s t h e K i n g i s H e r e Wh e n I S u r v e y t h e 7 6 L E N T 2 Wa t t s , I . R o c k i n g h a mO l d Mi l l e r , E . Wo n d r o u s C r o s s Wh e n P e a c e L i k e a R i v e r s e e I t I s We l l Wi t h My S o u l Wh e n T h e R o l l I s 1 9 5 C O MMU N I O NO F 3 B l a c k , J . Wh e n T h e R o l l I s B l a c k &G a b r i e l C a l l e d U p Y o n d e r S A I N T S C a l l e d U p Y o n d e r Wh e r e H e L e a d s Me 2 1 5 N E W 2 B l a n d y , E . B l a n d y o r N o r r i s N o r r i s &B l i s s O B E D I E N C E Wh i l e O ' e r O u r 1 2 6 C O N F E S S I O N/ 1 D a v i e s &D u m o n tF e d e r a l S t r e e t O l i v e r , H . G u i l t y L a n d , OL o r d A B S O L U T I O N Wh i t e r T h a n S n o w 2 0 9 C O N S E C R A T I O N 2 N i c h o l s o n , J . Wh i t e r T h a n S n o w F i s c h e r , W. Wh y H e r o d U n r e l e n t i n g F o e s e e T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s t h e K i n g i s H e r e Wh y I m p i o u s H e r o d , S h o u l d s t T h o u F e a r s e e T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s t h e K i n g i s H e r e Wi l t T h o u , OMa n , 1 4 0 WO R DO F G O D 3 L u t h e r &Ma s s i e Me n s c h , Wi l l t d u L u t h e r &S c h e i n L i v e H a p p i l y L e b e n S e l i g i c h Wo u l d t h a t t h e L o r d Wo u l d G r a n t U s G r a c e s e e Ma y G o d B e s t o wo n U s H i s G r a c e Y o u P a r e n t s H e a r 2 6 5 C H R I S T I A N 1 H e l m b o l d & H e r r J e s u C h r i s t , f r o mC a n t i o n a l e Wh a t J e s u s T a u g h t H O ME C z a m a n s k e D i c t Z u U n s We n d G e r m a n i c u m , D r e s d e n , 1 6 2 8 Y o u P e o p l e Wh o 1 2 0 B A P T I S MA L L I F E 2 G e r h a r d t & E s i s t G e w i s s l i c h a nf r o mK l u g ' s G e i s t l i c h e N o wA r e B a p t i z e d D u m o n t d e r Z e i t L i e d e r , Wi t t e n b e r g , 1 5 3 3 &P r a e t o r i u s Y o u r H a n d , OL o r d , i n D a y s o f O l d s e e T h i n e A r m , OL o r d , i n D a y s o f O l d
1 0 8
T R I N I T Y
P i e c e s F o r C h o i r o r P r e l u d e / P o s t l u d e Mu s i c :
T i t l e N o . S e c t i o n
C o mp lA u t h o r / T r a n s l a t o r e x i t y i ni t a l i c s
T u n e
C a n o n i n D J e s u s , J o y o f Ma n ' s D e s i r i n g L o r d G o d , T h y P r a i s e We S i n g My S o n g S h a l l B e O f J e s u s
2 7 5 I N S T R U ME N T A L 2 7 6 C H O R A L 2 7 7 2 7 8 C H O R A L C H O R A L
5 n o n e K a n o n( f o r p i a n o ) P a c h e l b e l &D u m o n t 4 J a n u s &B r i d g e s J e s u s b l e i b e t m e i n eS c h o p &B a c h F r e u d e 4 L u t h e r &Ma s s i e H e r r G o t t , d i c h L a t i n &L u t h e r l o b e n w i r 5 C r o s b y & S o n d a n c e P a x t o n , K . C l a r k s o n
18
Blessed Jesus at Thy Word
OPENING SONGS
Words: verses 13, Tobias Clausnitzer, 1663. verse 4, unknown author. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858. Music: Liebster Jesu wir Sind Hier Johann Rudolph Ahle, 1664. Setting: Fridrich Layriz, 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Bles 2. All 3. Glor 4. Fa sed Je sus, our know ledge, ious Lord, Thy ther, Son, and at sense, self Ho Thy and im ly Word sight part! Ghost, We Lie Light Praise are ga thered in deep est of light, from to Thee and all dark God a to hear ness shroud pro ceed do ra Thee; ed, ing, tion!
4 4
Let Til O Grant
our hearts and Thy Spir it pen Thou our that we Thy
souls breaks ears Word
be our and may
stirred night heart; trust
Now With Help And
to seek and the beams of us by Thy ob tain true
love truth Spir con
and fear un cloud its plead so la
Thee, ed; ing; tion,
By Thou Hear While
Thy a the we
teach lone cry here
ings to Thy be
sweet God peo low
and canst ple must
ho win rais wan
ly, us; es; der,
Drawn Thou Hear Till
from must and we
earth work bless sing
to all our Thy
love good prayers prais
Thee with and es
sole in prais yon
ly. us. es. der.
Jn 6:6768, 8:3132, Heb 4:12, Jn 1:15, 8:12, 1Cor 2:14
787888
OPENING SONGS
Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty
19
Words: Benjamin Schmolck, 1730. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863. Music: Unser Herrscher or Neander Joachim Neander, 1680. Setting: "Chorale Book for England", 1863. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Op en now thy 2. Lord, my God, I 3. Here Thy praise is 4. Thou my faith in 5. Speak, O God, and gates come glad crease I of be ly and will beau fore chant quick hear ty, Thee, ed, en, Thee, Zi Come Here Let Let on, Thou Thy me Thy let me al so seed is keep Thy will be en ter un to du ly gift di done in there, me; sown; vine, deed;
4 4
Where my soul in Where we find Thee Let my soul, where How so eer temp dist May I un
joy ful and a it is ta tions urbed draw
du ty dore Thee, plant ed, thick en; near Thee
Waits There Bring May While
for a forth Thy Thou
Him heavn pre Word dost
Who on cious still Thy
an earth sheaves oer peo
swers must a me ple
prayer. be. lone, shine feed.
Oh, To So As Here
how my that my of
bless heart, all guid life
d oh, I ing the
is this ter en hear may star through foun tain
place, Thou, be life, flows,
Filled Let Fruit As Here
with it ful my is
so be un com balm
lace, Thy to fort for
light tem life in all
and ple in my our
grace! now! me. strife. woes.
Ps 100:15, Ps 118:1926, Is 26:14, 1Cor 3:1617
878777
20
We Gather Together
OPENING SONGS
Words: Anonymous circa 1597. Translated Theodore Baker, 1894. Music: Kremser Traditional Dutch circa 1597. Setting: Eduard Kremser, 1877. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 100
3 4
1. We 2. Be 3. We ga side all ther us do to to ex ge guide tol ther us, Thee, to our Thou ask God Lea the Lords with us der tri bless join um ing; ing, phant,
3 4
He Or And
cha dain pray
stens and ing, main that Thou
ha tain still
stens His ing His our De
will king fen
to make dom di der will
known. vine; be.
The So Let
wi from Thy
cked op the be con gre
pres gin ga
sing ning tion
now the es
cease fight cape
from dis we were trib u
tres win la
sing. ning; tion;
Sing Thou, Thy
prai Lord, Name
ses to His were at our be ev er
Name; side, praised!
He for all O
gets glo Lord,
not ry make
His be us
own. Thine! free!
Jn 11:52, Jer 10:2324, Jer 30:11, Zech 10:89, Zeph 3:1420
66656665
CLOSING SONGS
In Peace and Joy I Now Depart

(also known as The Song of Simeon: Nunc Dimitis)
21
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Leonard Woolsey Bacon, 1884, alt. Music: Mit Fried und Freud ich Far Dahin from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. In 2. Tis 3. Him 4. He peace Christ Thou is and that hast the joy wrought un Hope I now de this work for to all set and sa ving part me, forth Light At My Their Of Gods faith great lands dis pos ful Sa Sal va be night ing; vior, tion ed;
4 4
For full Whom Thou And to By Him
of hast His are
com made king they
fort is mine eyes dom called who dwelt
my to the in
heart, see earth, night
Soft By Ev Fed
re Thy ery and
pos fa na light
ing. vor. tion, ed.
So Now By He
the Lord I know Thy dear is Is
hath pro He is and whole raels Praise
mised my some and
me, And death Life, My Help Word, In ev Bliss, Their Joy,
is in ery Re
but need place ward,
a slum and dy re sound and Glor
ber. ing. ing. y.
Lk 2:2932, Gen 49:18, Is 42:67, Is 49:6
858477
22
Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing
CLOSING SONGS
Words: John Fawcett, 1773; verse 3 alt. by Godfrey Thring, 1880. Music: Regent Square Henry Smart, 1867. Setting: "Psalms and Hymns for Divine Worship", 1867. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Lord, dis 2. Thanks we 3. So that miss us with give and a when Thy love Thy dor shall bless ing; a tion call us, Fill our For Thy Sa vior, hearts with joy and Gos pels joy ful from the world a peace; sound; way,
4 4
Let May Fear
us the of
each Thy fruits of death shall
love Thy not
pos sal ap
ses va pall
sing, Tri umph tion In our us, Glad Thy
in re hearts and sum mons
deem lives to
ing a o
grace. bound. bey.
O Ev May
re er we
fresh us, faith ful, ev er,
O ev may
re er we
fresh us, Trav ling faith ful, To the ev er, Reign with
through this truth may Thee in
wil we end
der be less
ness. found. day.
Num 6:2227, 1Cor 15:5457, Heb 9:15, Is 63:9
878787
ADVENT
Come, Thou LongExpected Jesus

(also known as Hail, Thou LongExpected Jesus)
23
Words: Charles Wesley, 1745. Music and Setting: Jefferson from "Southern Harmony", 1835, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 100
2 4
1. Come, Thou 2. Born Thy long ex peo ple pect ed to de Je li sus ver, Born Born to a set Thy child and peo ple yet a free; King,
2 4
From our Born to
fears and reign in
sins re us for
lease ev
us, er,
Let Now
us Thy
find our grac ious
rest in king dom
Thee. bring.
Is raels By Thine
Strength and own e
Con ter
sol nal
a tion, Spi rit
Hope of Rule in
all all
the our
earth Thou hearts a
art; lone;
Dear De By Thine
sire of all suf
ev ery fi cient
na tion, mer it,
Joy Raise
of us
ev to
ery Thy
long ing glor ious
heart. throne.
Is 9:6, Lk 1:6775, Is 61:12, 2Pt 1:34
87878787
24
Comfort, Comfort Ye My People
ADVENT
Words: Johann Olearius (Oelschlaeger), 1671. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1862. Music: Freu dich sehr, o meine Seele from Trente Quatre Pseaumes de David, Geneva, 1551. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 160
6 4
1. Com fort, com 2. For the her 3. Yea, her sins 4. Make ye straight fort alds our what ye voice God long My is will was peo ple, cry ing par don, crook ed, Speak ye peace, thus In the des ert Blot ting out each Make the rough er saith far dark pla our and mis ces God; near, deed; plain:
6 4
Com Bid All Let
fort those ding all that well your hearts
who men de be
sit to served true
in dark re pent His an and hum
ness, ance, ger ble,
Mourn ing neath their Since the king dom He will no more As be fits His
sor now see ho
rows is nor ly
load; here. heed. reign,
Speak O She For
ye to that warn has suff the glo
Je ing ered ry
ru cry many of
sa o a the
lem bey! day, Lord
Of Now Now Oer
the pre her the
peace pare griefs earth
that for have is
waits God passed shed
for a a a
them; way! way, broad,
Tell Let God And
her that her leys the val will change her all flesh shall
sins I co rise to meet pi ning sad see the to
ver, Him, ness ken
And And In That
her war the hills to ev His Word
fare bow er is
now down spring ne
is o to greet ing glad ver bro
ver. Him. ness. ken.
Is 40:18
87877788
ADVENT
Gabriels Message
(also known as The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came)
25
Words: Traditional Basque Carol; Paraphrased by Sabine Baring Gould, (18341924). Music: Gabriels Message Traditional Basque Carol. Setting: Edgar Pettman, 1922. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 200
3 4
1. The 2. "For 3. Then 4. Of an know gen her, gel a tle Em Ga bless Ma man bri ed ry u el Mo meek el, from ther ly the hea thou bowed Christ ven shalt her was came, be, head, born
3 4
his all "To in
wings gen me Beth
as er be le
drift a as hem,
ed tions it all
snow, laud pleas on
his and eth a
eyes ho God," Christ
as nor she mas
flame; thee, said, morn,
"All thy "my and
hail," Son soul Christ
said shall shall ian
he, be laud folk
"thou Em and through
low ma mag out
ly nu ni the
mai el, fy world
den, by His will
Ma seers ho ev
fore ly er
ry, told, Name." say
most
high
ly
fa
vored
la
dy,"
Glo
ri
a!
Lk 1:2638, 1:4248
10 10 12 7 3
26
Hark the Glad Sound
ADVENT
Words: Philip Doddridge, 1735. Music: Chesterfield or Richmond (Haweis) or Spa Fields Chapel Thomas Haweis, 1792. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 130
3 4
1. Hark, 2. On 3. He 4. He 5. He the Him comes comes comes glad the the from the sound! Spi pris thick bro the rit, ners est ken Sa large to films heart vior ly re of to comes! poured, lease, vice bind, The Ex In To The Sa erts Sa clear bleed vior its tans the ing pro sac bon men soul mised red dage tal to long; Fire; held; ray, cure;
3 4
Let Wis The And And
ev dom gates on with
ery and of the the
heart might, brass eye trea
pre and be balls sures
pare zeal fore of of
a and Him the His
throne, love, burst, blind grace
And His The To Ten
ev ho ir pour rich
ery ly on ce the
voice a Breast in fet ters les tial hum ble
song. spire. yield. day. poor.
6. His silver trumpets publish loud The jublee of the Lord Our debts are all remitted now Our heritage restored.
7. Our glad hosannas, Prince of Peace, Thy welcome shall proclaim; And Heavns eternal arches ring With Thy belovd name.
Lk 4:1819, Is 61:12, Rev 5:1112, Ps 107:1314, Acts 16:2534, Lv 25:910
8686
ADVENT
Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring
27
Words: Godfrey Thring, 1864. Music: Sieh, hier bin ich, Ehrenkoenig from Geistreiches Gesangbuch Darmstadt, Germany, 1698. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Je 2. Je 3. Je 4. Je 5. Je sus sus sus sus sus came, comes comes comes comes the a to in on heavns gain hearts joy clouds a in re and tri dor ing, mer cy, joic ing, sor row, um phant, Came When Bring Shares When with our ing a the peace hearts news like heavns from are of our shall realms bowed sins hopes pass on with for and a high; care; givn; fears; way;
4 4
Je Je Je Je Je
sus sus sus sus sus
came for comes a comes in comes, what comes a
mans gain sounds eer gain
re in of be in
demp an glad falls glo
tion, swer ness, us, ry;
Low To Lead Glads Let
ly came on an ear nest, ing souls re our hearts, and us then our
earth heart deemed dries hom
to die. felt prayer; to Heavn; our tears; age pay,
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
Came Comes Now Cheer Till
in to the ing the
deep hu save us gate of een our dawn of
mil i ty. from des pair. death is rivn. fail ing years. end less day.
Mk 13:26, Zech 9:9, Lk 2:14, Jn 14:18, Mt 25:3134
878787
28
Lo! He Comes With Clouds Descending
ADVENT
Words: John Cennick, 1752. Altered by Charles Wesley, 1758, alt. Music: Helmsley attr. Thomas Olivers, 1765. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
= 150
4 4
1. Lo! He 2. Ev ry ry 3. Ev 4. Now re 5. An swer comes eye is demp Thine with shall land, tion, own clouds now sea, long bride de be and ex and scend hold moun pect Spi ing, Him tain, ed, rit, Once Robed Heavn See Has for in and in ten, ev dread earth, sol Lord, ry ful shall emn the
4 4
sin ma flee pomp gen
ner jest a ap ral
slain; y; way; pear; doom!
Thou Those All All The
sand who who His new
thou sand set at hate Him saints, by Heavn and
saints naught must, man earth
at and con re in
tend sold found ject her
ing, Him, ed, ed, it,
Swell Pierced Hear Now Take
the and the shall Thy
tri nailed trump meet pin
umph Him pro Him ing
of to claim in ex
His the the the iles
train: tree, day: air: home:
Hal Deep Come Hal All
le ly to le cre
lu wail judg lu a
jah! ing, ment! jah! tion,
Hal deep Come Hal all
le ly to le cre
lu wail judg lu a
Hal deep Come Hal all
le ly to le cre
lu wail judg lu a
God ap Shall the Come to See the Tra vails!
pears on true Mes judg ment! day of groans! and
earth si Come God bids
to ah a ap Thee
reign. see. way! pear! come!
6.The dear tokens of His passion Still His dazzling body bears; Cause of endless exultation To His ransomed worshippers; With what rapture, with what rapture, with what rapture Gaze we on those glorious scars!
7.Yea, Amen! let all adore Thee, High on Thine eternal throne; Savior, take the power and glory, Claim the kingdom for Thine own; O come quickly! O come quickly! O come quickly! Everlasting God, come down!
Rev 1:7, Jn 20:2431, Rev 7:912, Acts 1:11, 1Thess 4:1318, Rev 22:20
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Magnificat
29
Words: Brian L. Penney, 2009. Music: Uffingham Jeremiah Clarke, 1701. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: Words: Copyright 2009, Brian L. Penney. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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3 4
1. My 2. Be 3. The 4. The 5. The soul hold, Lord hun Lord shall I has gry helps mag am shown with His ni for His good be fy ev might things lov the er y are ed Lord, blessed, arm, filled, ones, And For Those They In with my God has proud in see Gods mer cy
3 4
spir done heart kind He
it great He ness His
I things shall ev cov
re for put ry nant
joice; me; down; day; keeps;
My Sav ior His mer cy The haught y But on the Just as He
has rests from rich pro
re on their no mised
gard those thrones bless long
for who re ing a
me, fear, moved, rests, go,
He Who The With to
hears hon low emp A
His or ly ty bra
low His have hands ham,
ly Name Gods theyre and
ser most bless sent to
vants ho ing a his
voice. ly. found. way. Seed.
Lk 1:4655
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O Come O Come Emmanuel
ADVENT
Words: various, combined by unknown author approx 12th Century, Translated by John Mason Neale, 1851. Music: Veni Emmanuel 15th Century French processional. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. O 2. O 3. O 4. O 5. O come, come, come, come, come, O Thou Thou Thou Thou come, Em Wis dom Rod of Day spring, Key of man from Jes come Da u on se, and vid, el, high, free cheer come, And Who Thine Our And ran or own spi o som derest from rits pen cap all Sa by wide tive things tans Thine our Is ra might i ty ran ad vent hea vnly el, ly; ny; here; home;
4 4
That To From Dis Make
mourns us depths perse safe
in the of the the
lone ly path of hell Thy gloom y way that
e know peo clouds leads
xile ledge ple of on
here show, save, night, high,
Un And And And And
til teach give deaths close
the us them dark the
Son of in her vic try sha dows path to
God ways ovr put mi
ap to the to ser
pear. go. grave. flight. y.
Re
joice!
Re
joice!
Em
man
el
shall
come to thee, O
sra
el.
Is 7:14, 11:1, Rev 22:20
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On Jordans Bank the Baptists Cry
31
Words: Charles Coffin, 1736. st. 13 translated by John Chandler, 1837; st 45 translator unknown. Music: Puer Nobis Nascitur Michael Praetorius, 1609. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward for "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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3 4
1. On 2. Then 3. For 4. Stretch 5. To Jor dans cleansed be Thou art forth Thine Him Who bank ev our hand, left the ery Sal to the Bap breast va heal throne tists from tion, our of cry An sin; Make Lord, Our sore, And Heavn To noun straight Ref make save ces the uge, us man
3 4
that way and rise kind,
the for our and all
Lord God great fall praise
is with Re no be
nigh; in; ward. more; givn;
Come, Pre With Once Like
then, pare out more praise
and we Thy up be
hear in grace on to
ken, our our Thy the
for hearts souls peo Fa
he a must ple ther
brings home, fade shine, done,
Glad Where And And And
ti such wi fill Ho
dings a ther the ly
from might like world Spi
the y a with rit,
King Guest flowr love Three
of may de di in
kings! come. cayed. vine. One.
Jn 1:23, Mt 3:112
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O Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee
ADVENT
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653. translator unknown. Music: Wie Soll ich Dich Empfange Johann Crger, 1653. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. O 2. Thy 3. What 4. I 5. Love Lord, how shall I Zi on palms is hast Thou left un lay in fet ters caused Thine in car meet strew grant groan na Thee, ing, ed ing, tion How And To Thou Love wel come Thee a branch es fresh and give me glad re comst to set me brought Thee down to right? fair; lief? free; me;
4 4
All My When I Thy
na tions long to heart, its powrs re soul and bo dy stood, my shame be thirst for my sal
see new pant moan va
Thee, My ing, An ed In ing, Thou tion Pro
Hope, an ut comst cured
my hearts De them shall pre most depth of to hon or my lib er
light! pare. grief, me. ty.
O My In A O
kin soul deep glor love
dle, puts est y be
Lord, most off her de gra Thou dost yond all
ho sad da give tell
ly, ness tion, me, ing,
Thy Thy De A That
lamp with glor ies void of trea sure led Thee
in to joy safe to
my pro and on em
breast, claim; peace, high, brace,
To With Then, That In
do all Thou, will love
in spir it her strength and my souls Sal not fail nor all love ex
low glad va leave cel
ly All ness She tion, Didst me As ling, Our
that may fain would come to earth ly lost and
please serve bring rich fal
Thee Thy re es len
best. Name. lease. fly. race!
Mt 21:19, Ps 42:12
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6.Rejoice, then, ye sadhearted, Who sit in deepest gloom, Who mourn oer joys departed, And tremble at your doom: Despair not, He is near you, Yea, standing at the door; He brings His pity near you, And bids you weep no more. 7.No care nor effort either Is needed day or night, How ye may draw Him hither In your own strength and might. He comes, He comes with gladness, Moved by His love alone, To calm your fear and sadness, To Him they well are known. 8.Sins debt, that fearful burden, Let not your souls distress; Your guilt the Lord will pardon and cover with His grace. He comes, He comes procuring The peace of sin forgivn, To all Gods sons securing Their part and lot in heavn. 9.Why should the wicked move you? Heed not their craft and spite! Your Savior who doth love you, Will scatter all their might. He comes, a King most glorious, and all His earthly foes In vain His course victorious Endeavor to oppose. 10.He comes to judge the nations, A terror to His foes, A light of consolations And blessed hope to those Who love the Lords appearing. O glorious Sun, now come, Send forth Thy beams so cheering, And guide is safely home!
32(2)
Mt 21:19, Ps 42:12
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Savior Of The Nations Come
ADVENT
Words: Ambrose of Milan, c. 397. Translated to German by Martin Luther, 1524. Translated from German to English by William M. Reynolds, 1851. Music: Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. Sa 2. Not 3. Won 4. From 5. Thou, vior of the by hu man drous birth! O the Fa ther the Fa thers na flesh won forth on tions, and drous He ly come; blood; Child came Son, Vir gins Son, By the Spi Of the vir And re turn Hast oer sin here rit gin eth the make of un to vic Thy our de the try home! God filed! same, won.
4 4
Mar Was Though Cap Bound
vel the by tive less
now, Word all lead shall
O of the ing Thy
heavn God world death king
and made dis and dom
earth, flesh, owned, hell be;
That Wo Still High When
the mans to the shall
Lord chose off spring, be in song of we its
such a pure and hea ven en tri umph glo ries
birth. fresh. throned. swell! see?
6. Brightly doth Thy manger shine, Glorious is its light divine. Let not sin oercloud this light; Ever be our faith thus bright.
7. Praise to God the Father sing, Praise to God the Son, our King, Praise to God the Spirit be Ever and eternally.
Ps 67:12, Jn 1:14, Lk 2:3032
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The Advent of Our God
34
Words: Charles Coffin, 1736. translated by John Chandler, 1837, alt. Music: St. Thomas Aaron Williams, 1770. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. The 2. The 3. Come, 4. As 5. Be ad ev Zi judge, fore vent of our er last ing ons daugh ter, on clouds of the dawn ing God Son rise light, day Shall In To He Let be our car nate meet your soon will sin be theme stoops low come put for to ly a to prayer be, King, gain flight;
4 4
Come, Him Nor And No
let us meet self the ser let your faith all His scat long er let
him vants less tered the
on form heart saints law
the puts des u hold
road And on To pise The nite With sway, But
place set peace Him walk
for His He on in
Him pre peo ple comes to high to free doms
pare. free. bring. reign. light.
6. All glory to the Son Who comes to set us free, With Father, Spirit, ever One, Through all eternity.
Lk 19:2840, Phil 2:511, Eph 4:2224, Dan 7:1314
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The King Shall Come
ADVENT
Words: Unknown author. Translated by John Brownlie, 1907. Music and Setting: Consolation or Morning Song John Wyeth, 1813. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. The 2. Not 3. O 4. O 5. The King as bright bright King shall of er er shall come old than than come when a the that when morn lit ris glor morn ing dawns, And tle child To ing morn When ious morn Shall ing dawns, And light bear, He, this earths tri and vic fair dark um fight, tor morn night phant and ious, ing is breaks; die, rose, be, past;
4 4
When But And When O
beau crowned left Christ, haste
ty with the our the
gilds the glo ry lone some King, in ris ing
east ern like the place of beau ty of that
hills, sun death, comes, morn,
And That De And The
life lights spite we day
to the the His that
joy morn rage face aye
a ing of shall shall
wakes. sky. foes. see. last.
6. And let the endless bliss begin, By weary saints foretold, When right shall triumph over wrong, And truth shall be extolled.
7. The King shall come when morning dawns, And light and beauty brings: Hail, Christ the Lord! Thy people pray, Come quickly, King of kings.
Zeph 1:14, Rev 22:20
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CHRISTMAS
A Great and Mighty Wonder
36
Words: Germanus of Constantinople (634734). Translated by John Mason Neale, 1862. Music: Es Ist Ein Ros Entsprungen (Rhythmic) German from Kln, 1599. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1609. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. A 2. The 3. While 4. Since 5. And
great Word thus all id
and be they He ol
might comes sing comes forms
y in your to shall
won car Mon ran per
der, nate arch, som, ish,
a and those by and
full yet bright all er
and re an be ror
ho mains gel He shall
ly on ic a de
cure: high, bands, dored, cay,
The And Re The And
vir cher joice, In Christ
gin u ye fant shall
bears bim vales born wield
the sing and in His
In an moun Beth scep
fant thems tains, lem, ter,
with to ye the our
vir shep oc Sa Lord
gin herds eans, vior and
hon from clap and God
or the your the for
pure! sky. hands. Lord. aye.
Re
peat the hymn
gain: "To
God on high be
glo ry And
peace on
earth
to
men!"
1Tim 3:16, Jn 1:1417, Lk 2:120, 1Tim 2:56, Heb 2:1415
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All Praise to Jesus Hallowed Name
CHRISTMAS
(also known as All Praise to Thee, O Jesus Christ or O Jesus Christ, All Praise to Thee or We Praise You, Jesus at Your Birth or All Praise to Thee, Eternal Lord)
Words: verse 1, ancient German. verses 27, Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Gelobet Seist Du ancient German found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Karl August Haupt, 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. All 2. ThE 3. He 4. ThE 5. The praise to Je sus ter nal Fa thers whom the world could ter nal Light, come Fa thers Son, God hal lowed on ly not in down from ev er Name Son wrap heavn, blest, Who For Yon Hath In of a der to the vir man lies us world gin ger in new be
4 4
pure leaves Ma sun came
be His rys shine a
came throne lap; givn; guest;
True Dis He It He
man guised is shin leads
for in be eth us
us! our come in from
The poor an the this
an flesh in midst vale
gels and fant of of
sing blood small, night, tears,
As See Who And And
the now by mak makes
glad the His eth us
news to er ev might up us the in his
earth they bring. last ing Good. hold eth all. sons of light. king dom heirs.
Hal
le
lu
jah!
6. He came to earth so mean and poor, Man to pity and restore, And make us rich in heaven above, Equal with angels through his love. 7. All this He did to show His grace To our poor and sinful race; For this let Christendom adore And praise His name for evermore.
Jn 1:14, Lk 2:714, Is 9:2, 1Tim 3:16, 1Jn 1:13
8 7 8 8 with Alleluia
CHRISTMAS
Angels From the Realms of Glory
38
Words: James Montgomery, 1816. Music: Regent Square Henry Smart, 1867. Setting: "Psalms and Hymns for Divine Worship", 1867. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. An 2. Shep 3. Sa 4. Saints, 5. Sin gels herds, ges, be ners, from in leave fore wrung the realms of the field a your con tem the al tar with true re glo bid pla bend pen ry, ing, tions, ing, tance, Wing Watch Bright Watch Doomed your ing er ing for flight oer all the oer your flocks by vi sions beam a long in hope and guilt to end less earth; night, far; fear; pains,
4 4
Ye God Seek Sud Jus
who with the den tice
sang cre us is great De ly the now re
a tions now re sire of Lord, de vokes the
stor sid na scend sen
y ing; tions; ing, tence,
Now pro Yon der Ye have In His Mer cy
claim shines seen tem calls
Mes the His ple you;
si ahs in fant na tal shall ap break your
birth. light: star. pear. chains.
Come and
wor ship, come
and
wor ship, Wor ship
Christ,
the
new born
King.
6. Though an Infant now we view Him, He shall fill His Fathers throne, Gather all the nations to Him; Every knee shall then bow down:
7. All creation, join in praising God, the Father, Spirit, Son, Evermore your voices raising To theternal Three in One.
Lk 2:620, Mt 2:111
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Angels We Have Heard On High
CHRISTMAS
Words: French Carol; Translated by James Chadwick, 1862. Music: Gloria French carol melody. Setting: Edward (or Edwin) S. Barnes, before 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. An gels we have 2. Shep herds, why this 3. Come to Beth le 4. See Him in a heard ju hem man on bi and ger high lee? see laid, Sweet ly Why your Christ Whose Whom the sing joy birth choirs ing ous the of oer strains an an the pro gels gels plains, long? sing; praise;
4 4
And the What the Come, a ry, Ma
moun tains glad some dore on Jo seph,
in ti bend lend
re dings ed your
ply be knee, aid,
E Which Christ While
cho ing their in spire your the Lord, the our hearts in
joy heavn new love
ous ly born we
strains. song? King. raise.
Glo
ri a,
in ex cel sis
De
o!
Glo
ri a,
in ex cel sis
De
o!
Lk 2:1314, Ps 95:6
7 7 7 7 with Glorias
CHRISTMAS
Away In A Manger
40
Words: stanzas 1,2 anonymous published Philadelphia, 1885. stanza 3 John T. MacFarland (18511913). Music: Mueller James R. Murray, 1887. Setting: "Hymnal for American Youth", 1919. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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3 4
1. A 2. The 3. Be way cat near in a tle are me, Lord man low Je ger, no ing, the sus, I crib for Ba by ask Thee a a to bed, wakes, stay The But Close lit lit by tle Lord tle Lord me for
3 4
Je Je ev
sus sus, er,
laid no and
down His cry ing love me,
sweet He I
head. makes; pray;
The I Bless
stars love all
in the Thee, Lord the dear
sky Je child
looked sus, look ren in
down where He down from the Thy ten der
lay, sky care,
The And And
lit stay fit
tle Lord by my us for
Je cra Hea
sus, dle ven
a til to
sleep on the morn ing is live with Thee
hay. nigh. there.
Lk 2:7, Lk 18:1517
11 11 11 11
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Come, Your Heart and Voices Raising
CHRISTMAS
(also known as Come and Christ the Lord Be Praising or Come and Let Us Christ Revere Now or Come Unite in Praise and Singing)
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1667. Translation composite. Music: Quem Pastores German, 1410. Setting: "The Lutheran Hymnary", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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3 4
1. Come, 2. Sin 3. See 4. Christ, 5. Ja your and how from cobs hearts death God, heavn Star and may for to in voi well us us all ces be pro de its rais groan vi scen splen ing, ing, ding, ding dor Christ Sa Gave And Beams the tan His in with
3 4
Lord now Son love com
with may and our fort
glad well life race sweet
ness be a be and
prais moan bi frien ten
ing; ing; ding; ding, der,
Loud We, He In For
ly our our our cing
sing full wear need Sa
His sal y His tan
love va steps help to
a tion is ex surr
ma own gui ten en
zing, ing, ding ding, der,
Wor Cast From Saved Break
thy our earths us ing
folk ev woe from all
of ery to the the
Chris care heavn wi powrs
ten a ly ly of
dom. way. joy. Foe. hell.
6. From the bondage that oppressed us, From sins fetters that possessed us, From the grief that sore distressed us, We, the captives, now are free.
7. Oh, the joy beyond expressing When by faith we grasp this blessing And to Thee we come confessing, That our freedom thou hast wrought!
8. Gracious Child, we pray Thee, hear us, From Thy lowly manger cheer us, Gently lead us and be near us Till we join the angelic choir.
Lk 2:15, Lk 1:6871, Is 61:1, Ps 107:1022
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Far, Far Away On Judeas Plains
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Words: John M. MacFarlane, 1869. Music and Setting: Far, Far Away On Judeas Plains John M. MacFarlane, 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. Far, far a way on Ju 2. Sweet are these strains of re 3. Lord, with the an gels we 4. Has ten the time when, from de as deem ing too would re e ve ry plains, love, joice; clime, Shep herds of old Mess age of mer Help us to sing Men shall u nite heard cy with in the from the the
4 4
joy hea heart strains
ous strains: ven a bove: and voice: sub lime:
Glo ry
to God,
glo ry
to God,
Glo
ry to God in the
Glo ry
to God
Glo ry
to God in the
high
est
in the
Glo ry
to God in the
high
est
Glo
ry to God in the
high
est;
Peace on earth, good
will to men;
Peace
on earth,
good
will to
men.
Lk 2:815, Col 1:1920
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From Heaven Above To Earth I Come
CHRISTMAS
Words: Martin Luther, 1535. translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1855. Music: Vom Himmel Hoch traditional German from Schumanns Geistliche Lieder, Leipzig, 1539. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. From 2. To 3. Tis 4. He 5. These Heaven you, Christ brings are a this our those the bove night, God, bless to to is Who ings kens earth I born a far on long a ye shall come, Child high go mark, To Of Had Pre The bear Ma heard pared swadd good news to ry, cho sen your sad and by God for ling clothes and ev mo bit all man ery ther ter be ger home; mild; cry; low; dark;
4 4
Glad This Him That There
ti ten self in shall
dings der will His ye
of Child your heaven find
great of Sal ly the
joy I low ly va tion king dom young Child
bring, Where birth, Shall be, Him blest You laid, By
of be self may Whom
I now the joy from sin with us the heavns
will of will for and
say all make ev earth
and your you er were
sing. earth. free. rest. made.
6. Now let us all, with gladsome cheer, Follow the shepherds, and draw near To see this wondrous Gift of God, Who hath His own dear Son bestowed. 7. Give heed, my heart, lift up thine eyes! What is it in yon manger lies? Who is this Child, so young and fair? The blessd Christ Child lieth there! 8. Welcome to earth, Thou noble Guest, Through Whom een wicked men are blest! Thou comst to share our misery, What can we render, Lord, to Thee! 9. Ah, Lord, Who hast created all, How hast Thou made Thee weak and small, To lie upon the coarse dry grass, The food of humble ox and ass.
11. For velvets soft and silken stuff Thou hast but hay and straw so rough, Whereon Thou King, so rich and great, As twere Thy heaven, art throned in state. 12. Thus hath it pleased Thee to make plain The truth to us, poor fools and vain, That this worlds honor, wealth and might Are naught and worthless in Thy sight. 13. Ah, dearest Jesus, holy Child, Make Thee a bed, soft, undefiled, Here in my poor hearts inmost shrine, That I may evermore be Thine. 14. My heart for very joy doth leap, My lips no more can silence keep, I too must sing, with joyful tongue, That sweetest ancient cradle song.
10. Were earth a thousand times as fair, 15. Glory to God in highest Heaven, Beset with gold and jewels rare, Who unto man His Son hath given, She yet were far too poor to be While angels sing, with pious mirth, A narrow cradle, Lord, for Thee. A glad New Year to all the earth. This hymn was written by Martin Luther to teach his 3 year old son about Christmas, and became a part of the Luther family Christmas tradition. One of the adults would dress up as an angel and sing the first 5 verses to the family. The rest of the family would sing verses 6 through 15.
Lk 2:620, Jn 3:1618, Rom 5:8
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Gentle Mary Laid Her Child
44
Words: Joseph S. Cook, 1919. Music: Tempus Adest Floridum 13th Century spring carol; first published in the Swedish Piae Cantones, 1582. Setting: "Carols Old And Carols New", 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. Gen 2. An 3. Gen tle gels tle Ma sang Ma ry a ry laid bout laid her His her Child birth; Child low wise low ly in a men sought and ly in a man found man ger; Him; ger;
4 4
There He Hea vens He is
lay, star still
the shone the
un bright un
de ly de
filed, forth, filed,
to glo but
the ry no
world all more
a a a
Stran round stran
ger: Him: ger:
Such a Babe Shep herds saw Son of God,
in the of
such won hum
a place, drous sight, ble birth,
can heard beau
He the ti
be an ful
the gels the
Sa sing sto
vior? ing; ry;
Ask the saved of All the plains were Praise His Name in
all lit all
the race that night, the earth,
who have found His all the hills were hail the King of
fa ring glo
vor. ing. ry!
Lk 2:120, Phil 2:511, 1Jn 3:5
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God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
CHRISTMAS
Words: Traditional English. Music: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Traditional English. Setting: "Carols Old And Carols New", 1918. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. God 2. In 3. From 4. "Fear 5. The rest ye Beth le God our not, then," shep herds mer ry, hem, in heavn ly said the at those gen Is Fa an ti tle ra men, let el, this ther a gel, "Let dings re no thing you dis bless d Babe was bless d an gel no thing you a jo iced much in may, born, came; fright mind,
4 4
Re And And This And
mem ber Christ our laid with in a to cer tain un day is born a left their flocks a
Sa man shep Sa feed
vior was ger up herds brought vior of ing in
born on Christ on this bless ti dings of a pure Vir tem pest, storm
mas d the gin and
Day; morn; same; bright, wind,
To The How To And
save us which His that in free all went to
all mo Beth those Beth
from ther le who lem
Sa Ma hem trust straight
tans powr ry was born in Him aw ay
when did the from this
we were gone a no thing take in Son of God by Sa tans powr and bless d Babe to
stray. scorn. name. might." find.
ti dings of
com fort and
joy, com fort and
joy; O
ti
dings of
com fort and
joy.
6.But when to Bethlehem they came where our dear Savior lay, They found Him in a manger where oxen feed on hay; His mother Mary kneeling unto the Lord did pray. 7.Now to the Lord sing praises all you within this place, And with true love and brotherhood each other now embrace; This holy tide of Christmas all others doth deface.
8.God bless the ruler of this house, and send him long to reign, And many a merry Christmas may live to see again; Among your friends and kindred that live both far and near That God send you a happy new year, happy new year, And God send you a happy new year.
Lk 2:1011, Ps 46:10
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
46
Words: Charles Wesley, 1739, alt. Music: Mendelssohn from Festgesang Felix Mendelssohn, 1840. Setting: William H. Cummings, 1857. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. Hark! 2. Christ, 3. Hail 4. Come, 5. Ad The her by high the heavn De sire ams like ald est ly of ness, an gels sing, Heavn a dored; Prince of Peace! na tions, come, Lord, ef face, "Glo ry Christ the Hail the Fix in Stamp Thine to ev Sun us im the er of Thy age new last Right hum in born ing eous ble its King; Lord; ness! home; place:
4 4
Peace on earth, Late in time, Light and life Rise, the wo Se cond Ad
and be to mans am
mer cy hold Him all He con quring from a
mild, come, brings, Seed, bove,
God and Off spring Risn with Bruise in Re in
sin of heal us state
ners a ing the us
re vir in ser in
con gins His pents Thy
ciled!" womb. wings. head. love.
Joy Veiled Mild Now Let
ful, in He dis us
all ye flesh the lays His play Thy Thee, though
na God glo sav lost,
tions rise, head see; ry by, ing po gain, re
wer,
Join the Hail thin Born that Ruin ed Thee, the
tri umph car nate man no na ture Life, the
of the skies; De i ty, more may die. now re store; in ner man:
With than gel Pleased with us Born to raise Now in my O, to all
ic in the stic Thy
host flesh sons un self
pro to of ion im
claim, dwell, earth, join part,
"Christ Je Born Thine Formed
is sus to to in
born our give ours, each
in Em them and be
Beth man se ours liev
le u cond to ing
hem!" el. birth. Thine. heart.
Hark!
the her
ald
an
gels
sing,
"Glo
ry
to
the
new
born King!"
Lk 2:1314, 1Cor 15:2122
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I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
CHRISTMAS
Words: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1864. Music: Waltham (Calkin) John B. Calkin, 1872. Setting: "The Book of Common Praise", 1885. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. I 2. And 3. Till 4. And 5. Then heard thought ring in pealed the how, ing, des the bells as sing pair bells on the ing I more Christ day on bowed loud mas had its my and day come, way head deep: Their The The "There "God
4 4
old bel world is is
fa fries re no not
mil of volved peace dead,
iar all from on nor
car Christ night earth," doth
ols en to I He
play, dom day, said, sleep;
And Had A "For The
wild rolled voice, hate wrong
and sweet a long a chime, is strong shall fail,
the thun a and the
words bro chant mocks right
re peat ken song sub lime the song pre vail
Of Of Of Of With
peace peace peace peace peace
on on on on on
earth, earth, earth, earth, earth,
good good good good good
will will will will will
to to to to to
men. men. men. men." men."
Lk 2:1314, Is 41:13
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In The Bleak MidWinter
48
Words: Christina Georgina Rossetti, 1872, alt. Music and Setting: Cranham Gustav Theodore Holst, 1906, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
()
1. 2. Our 3. E 4. 5. In the bleak mid God, Heavn can not nough for Him, whom An gels and arch can I What win hold cher an give u ter, Him, bim, gels Him, frost nor wor may poor wind earth ship night have ga as y made sus and thered I moan, tain; day, there, am?
4 4
Earth stood hard Heavn and earth ful Breast Cher u bim If I were
as shall of and a
i flee milk, ser shep
a a
ron, way and phim herd,
wa ter like when He comes man ger ful thronged I would bring
a to of the a
stone; reign. hay; air; lamb;
En
Snow In ough But If
had the for His I
fall en, bleak mid Him, whom mo ther were a
snow win an on Wise
on
snow, ter gels ly, Man,
snow sta fall in I
snow place down her mai would do
on ble
on suf be den my
snow, ficed fore, bliss, part;
In The Ox Wor Yet
the Lord and shipped what
bleak God ass the can
mid Al and be I
win migh ca lov give
ter, ty, mel ed Him:
long Je which with give
a sus a a my
go. Christ. dore. kiss. heart.
These lyrics are rather obscure, though quite beautiful. The earth (which represents all of Gods promises to His People, Gen 13:1415, Rom 4:1317, Mt 5:5) and the water (which represents Baptism and forgiveness, Jn 3:5, Eph 5:2527, 1Pt 3:21) are frozen and lifeless as the Law reigns alone (2Cor 3:6b), with no grace flowing before Christ. The Spirit works in the world through the condemnation of the Law and the hope for redemption to come (frosty wind made moan, Micah 4:10, Ez 21:67). Then Christ humbly comes to melt the icy world in grace. This then inpires those saved, who recognize that they have nothing to give to Him, to finally, through His grace, fulfill the greatest commandment (Mt 22:37). Lv 26:1819, Job 38:2930, Ps 147:1620, Is 59:1114, 1Kgs 8:27, Lk 2:714, Ez 36:2528, Pr 23:26, Deut 30:6 Irregular
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It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
CHRISTMAS
Words: Edmund H. Sears, 1849. Music: Carol Richard S. Willis, 1861. Setting: "Order of worship for the Reformed Church in the United States", 1866. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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3 4
1. It 2. Still 3. Yet 4. And 5. For came through with ye, lo! up the the be the on clo woes neath days the ven of lifes are mid skies sin crush has night they and ing tning clear, come strife load, on, That With The Whose By glor peace world forms pro ious ful has are phet song wings suf bend bards of un fered ing fore old, furled, long; low, told,
3 4
From And Be Who When
an gels bend still their hea ven neath the an toil a long with the ev
ing ly gel the er
near the earth, mu sic floats strain have rolled climb ing way circ ling years
To Oer Two With Comes
touch their harps all the wea thou sand years pain ful steps round the age
of ry of and of
gold; world; wrong; slow, gold;
"Peace A And Look When
on the bove its man, at now! for peace shall
earth, sad war glad ov
good and with and er
will to men, low ly plains, man, hears not gold en hours all the earth
From They The Come Its
Heav ens all bend on song love swift ly an cient
gra hov which on splen
cious ring they the dors
King." wing, bring; wing. fling,
The And O O And
world in so lemn ev er ov er its hush the noise, ye side the rest be the whole world send
still Ba men wear back
ness bel of y the
lay, sounds strife road, song
To The And And Which
hear bless hear hear now
the d the the the
an an an an an
gels gels gels gels gels
sing. sing. sing. sing! sing.
Lk 2:814, Is 9:16, Gen 11:9
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Joy to the World
50
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719. Music: Antioch pieced together from "Messiah" George F. Handel, 1741. Setting: Lowell Mason, 1836. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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2 4
1. Joy to the 2. Joy to the 3. No more let 4. He rules the world, the earth, the sins and world with Lord is Sa vior sor rows truth and come! reigns! grow, grace, Let Let Nor And earth re men their thorns in makes the ceive her songs em fest the na tions King; ploy; ground; prove
2 4
Let While He The
ev ry fields and comes to glo ries
heart floods, make of
pre rocks, His His
pare Him hills and bless ings right eous
room, plains flow ness,
And Re Far And
Heavn peat as won
and na ture the sound ing the curse is ders of His
sing, joy, found, love,
And Re Far And
Heavn peat as won
and na ture the sound ing the curse is ders of His
sing, joy, found, love,
And Re Far And
Heavn, peat, as, won
and re far ders,
Heavn, peat, as, won
and the the ders,
na sound curse of
ture ing is His
sing. joy. found. love.
Lk 2:10, Ps 97:1, 98:49
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Let Our Gladness Have No End
CHRISTMAS
Words: From the Kancional, by Tobias Zavorka, 1602. Translator unknown. Music: Narodil se Kristus Pn or Salvator Natus 15th Century Bohemian. Setting: "Carols Old And Carols New", 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. Let 2. See, 3. In our the to glad love flesh ness liest is have no bloom ing made the end, rose, Word. Hal Hal Hal le le le lu lu lu jah! jah! jah!
4 4
For to earth did From the branch of He, our re fuge
Christ de scend. sse grows. Je and our Lord.
Hal Hal Hal
le le le
lu lu lu
jah! jah! jah!
On
this day God
gave
us
Christ, His Son, to
save
us;
Christ, His
Son, to save
us.
Rom 5:11, Rom 8:3233, Jn 1:14, Gen 3:15
7 7 6 6 6 with Alleluias
CHRISTMAS
Lo, How A Rose Eer Blooming
52
Words: verses 12, 15th Century German. Translated by Theodore Baker, 1894. verses 3,4 Fridrich Layriz (18081859). Translated by Harriet Reynolds Krauth, 1875. verse 5, 15th Century German. Translated by John C. Mattes, 1914. Music: Es Ist Ein Ros Entsprungen (Rhythmic) German from Kln, 1599. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1609. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Lo, 2. Is 3. The 4. This 5. O
how a Rose eer ai ah twas fore shep herds heard the Flowr, whose fra grance Sa vior, Child of
bloom told sto ten Ma
ing it, ry der ry,
from the pro with who
ten Rose claimed sweet felt
der I by ness our
stem have an fills hu
hath in gels the man
sprung! mind; bright, air, woe,
Of With How Dis O
Jes Mar Christ, pels Sa
ses lin eage y we be the Lord of with glor ious vior, King of
com hold glor splen glo
ing, it, y dor ry,
as the was the who
men of vir gin born on dark ness dost our
old mo earth ev weak
have ther this ery ness
sung. kind. night. where; know;
It To To True Bring
came, show Beth Man, us
a Gods le yet at
flowr love hem ve length
et a they ry we
bright, right, sped God, pray,
a she and from to
mid bore in sin the
the to the and bright
cold men man death courts
of a ger He of
win Sa found saves Hea
ter, vior, Him, us, ven,
When When As And And
half half an light to
spent spent gel ens the
was was her ev end
the the alds ry less
night. night. said. load. day!
Is 11:110, Mt 1:2021, Heb 2:1415, Lk 2:118
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Now Praise We Christ, the Holy One

(also known as Jesus We Now Must Laud and Sing or From East to West)
CHRISTMAS
Words: Coelius Sedulius, circa 450. Translated to German by Martin Luther, 1524. Translated from German to English by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Christum Wir Sollen Loben Schon ancient Latin found in Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1609. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Now praise we 2. He, who Him 3. The grace of ly 4. The ho ble 5. The no Christ, self God, maid mo the all thAl be ther Ho things might came bare ly did y tha a One, make, Lord, bode Son, The A On And For spot ser the tem so less vants chaste ple did vir gin form vouch mo ther of the Ga briels Ma safed was liv pro rys to out ing mise Son, take, poured God; run,
4 4
Far That a And Whom
as He vir she, John
the as gin who con
bless man pure knew fessed
d man and not and
sun kind un man, leapt
doth might de was with
shine Een win, And filed In blest With joy, Ere
to save won Gods yet
the worlds re His crea tures drous wise con own Word made the mo ther
mote con from their ceived a man i knew her
fine sin. child. fest. boy.
6. In a rude manger, stretched on hay, In poverty content He lay; With milk was fed the Lord of all, Who feeds the ravens when they call. 7. Th angelic choir rejoice, and raise Their voice to God in songs of praise; To humble shepherds is proclaimed The Shepherd who the world hath framed. 8. Honor to Thee, O Christ, be paid, Pure offspring of a holy maid, With Father and with Holy Ghost, Till time in times abyss be lost.
Lk 1:2631, 2:711, Ps 95:16, Phil 2:57
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O Come, All Ye Faithful
54
Words: John F. Wade, circa 1743. v.13, 6 Translated by Frederick Oakeley, 1841; v. 4, 5 Translated by William T. Brooke (18481917). Music: Adeste Fideles or Portuguese Hymn John F. Wade, 1743. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
()
1. O 2. 3. 4. 5. come, True Sing, See Lo! all ye God of choirs of how the star led faith true an shep chief ful, God, gels, herds, tains, joy ful and tri Light from Light E sing in ex ul sum moned to His Ma gi, Christ a um ter ta cra dor phant, nal, tion; dle, ing,
()
O O
4 4
come Lo, sing, Leav Of
ye, O He all ye ing their fer Him
come shuns cit i flocks, in
ye, to not the zens of draw cense,
Beth Vir heavn nigh gold,
le gins a to and
hem. womb; bove! gaze; myrrh;
Come Son Glo We We
and of ry too to
be the to will the
hold Fa God, thi Christ
Him, ther, ther Child
born be glo bend bring
the got ry our our
King ten, in joy hearts
of not the ful ob
an cre high foot la
gels; ted; est; steps; tions.
come,
let
us
dore Him, O
come, let us a
dore Him, O
come, let us a
dore Him,
Christ
the
Lord.
6.Child, for us sinners poor and in the manger, We would embrace Thee, with love and awe; Who would not love Thee, loving us so dearly? 7.Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, born this happy morning; Jesus, to Thee be glory given; Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing.
Lk 2:1516
8.Adeste, fideles, laeti triumphantes; Venite, venite in Bethlehem. Natum videte Regem angelorum. Venite adoremus, venite adoremus, Venite adoremus, Dominum.
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O Little Town of Bethlehem

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CHRISTMAS
Words: Phillips Brooks, 1867. Music: St. Louis Lewis H. Redner, 1868. Setting: "The Chapel Hymnal", 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
4 4
1. O 2. For 3. How 4. Where 5. O lit tle Christ is lent si child ren ho ly town of born of ly, how pure and Child of Beth le hem, how Ma ry, and si lent ly, the hap py pray Beth le hem, des still we ga thered won drous to the cend to see thee all a Gift is bless d us, we lie! bove, givn; Child, pray;
4 4
A While So Where Cast
bove mor God mi out
thy tals im ser our
deep and sleep, the parts to y cries sin, and
dream less sleep the an gels keep their hu man hearts the out to Thee, Son en ter in, be
si lent watch of bless ings of the born in
stars go won dring of His mo ther us to
by. love. Heavn. mild; day.
Yet O No Where We
in morn ear char hear
thy ing may it the
dark streets stars to hear His y stands Christ mas
shin ge com watch an
eth ther, ing, ing gels
the pro but and the
ev er last claim the ho in this world faith holds wide great glad tid
ing ly of the ings
Light; birth, sin, door, tell;
The And Where The O
hopes and fears of sing to prais es meek souls will re dark night wakes, the come to us, a
all God ceive glo bide
the years are the King, and Him still, the ry breaks, and with us, our
met in thee to peace to men on dear Christ en ters Christ mas comes once Lord Em man u
night. earth! in. more. el!
Mic 5:2, Lk 2:416
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See Amid the Winters Snow
56
Words: Edward Caswall, 1851. Music: Humility John Goss, 1870. Setting: "The Childrens Hymnal, with Tunes", 1875. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. See a mid the 2. Lo, with in a 3. Say, you ho ly 4. "As we watched at 5. Sac red In fant, win man shep dead all ters ger herds, of di snow, lies say, night, vine, Born He Tell Lo, What for Who your we a us built joy saw ten on the ful a der earth be low, star ry skies; news to day. won drous light; love was Thine,
4 4
See, He Why An Thus
the gen tle Who, thrond in have you now gels sing ing to come from
Lamb height left Peace high
ap sub your on est
pears, lime, sheep earth bliss
Pro mised from e Sits a mid the On the lone ly Told us of the Down to such a
ter nal years. cher u bim. moun tain steep? Sa viors birth." world as this.
Hail
that ev
er
bles
sd
morn,
Hail
re demp tions
hap
py
dawn,
Sing through all
Jer
sa lem:
Christ
is born
in
Beth
le
hem.
6. Teach, O teach us, holy Child, By Thy face so meek and mild, Teach us to resemble Thee, In Thy sweet humility.
Lk 2:120, Jn 1:29, Phil 2:38
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Silent Night
CHRISTMAS
Words: Josef Mohr, 1818. stanzas 1,3 Translated by John Freeman Young, 1863. stanzas 2,4 translator anonymous. Music: Stille Nacht Franz Xaver Gruber, 1818. Setting: "Concordia Kinderchre", 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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3 4
1. Si 2. Si 3. Si 4. Si lent lent lent lent night, night, night, night, ho ho ho ho ly ly ly ly night, night, night, night All Shep Son Won is herds of drous calm, quake God, star, all at loves lend is the pure thy bright sight; light; light;
3 4
Round yon vir Glo ries stream Ra diant beams With the an
gin from from gels
mo ther and hea ven a Thy ho ly let us
Child. far, face sing,
Ho ly In fant, Heaven ly hosts With the dawn of Al le lu
so sing re ia
ten der and Al le lu deem ing to our
mild, ia! grace, King;
Sleep in hea Christ the Sa Je sus, Lord, Christ the Sa
ven vior at vior
ly is Thy is
peace, born, birth, born,
Sleep Christ Je Christ
in the sus, the
hea Sa Lord, Sa
ven vior at vior
ly is Thy is
peace. born! birth. born!
Lk 2:89, Col 1:1213
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Sing, O Sing, This Blessed Morn

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58
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1865. Music and Setting: Nativity William Henry Monk, 1865. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
4 4
1. Sing, O sing, 2. Je sus Christ, 3. God of God, 4. God with us, 5. Truth and Mer this the and Em cy bless ed King of Light of man u show their morn, kings, Light, el, face, Un Ma Comes Deigns And to ker with for with us of mer ev lov a all cies er ing Child is born, world ly things, in fi nite; now to dwell; kiss em brace;
4 4
Un to us a Now de scends from Join ing in a He on A dams Right eous ness looks
Son is givn, Heavn to Earth, won drous plan fall en race down from Heavn,
God To Heavn Sheds God
Him self re store to earth the ful is pleased
comes us and ness and
down by God of Man
from His to His for
Heavn. birth; Man; Grace; givn;
Sing,
sing,
this
bless
ed
morn,
Je
sus
Christ
to
day
is
born.
6. God comes down that man may rise, Lifted far above the skies He is Son of Man, that we Sons of God in Him may be; 7. Human flesh is now become Christs abode, the Godheads home; Royal Palace, sacred shrine For the Majesty Divine; 8. Now we rise, from prison free; On we march to victory, Joyful banners are unfurled; Tis the Birthday of the World; 9. Now behold the rising Sun Hath His glorious race begun; Now the Bridegroom from above Weds the Bride, with heavenly love; 10. O renew us, Lord, we pray, With Thy Spirit day by day; That we ever one may be With the Father, and with Thee; 11. Sing, O sing this blessed Morn, Jesus Christ today is born; Glory to the Father give, Praise the Son in whom we live; Glory to the Spirit be, Godhead One, and Persons Three.
Is 9:6, Jn 1:13, 1:1417, 8:12, Heb 1:812, Lk 15:20, Col 2:910
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The First Noel
CHRISTMAS
Words: Traditional English carol, possibly dating from as early as the 13th Century. Music: The First Noel Traditional English carol, possibly dating from as early as the 13th Century. Setting: "The Methodist Sunday School Hymnal", 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 100
3 4
1. The 2. They 3. And 4. This 5. Then first look by star did No d the drew they el up light nigh know the and of to as an gel did saw a that same the north sur ed say Was to star Shin ing star Three west, Ov er ly With cer tain in Wise Beth in poor the Men le that shep herds east, came hem house
3 4
in be from it the
fields yond coun took King
as
they them try its did
lay; far; far; rest; lie;
In And To And One
fields to seek there en
where the for a it tered
they earth King did it
lay it was both them
tend ing their gave great their in stop and for to
sheep, light, tent, stay, see,
On a And And to Right And
cold so fol ov found
win it low er
ters con the the the
night tin star place Babe
ued
that both wher where in
was day ev Je pov
er
so and it sus er
deep. night. went. lay. ty.
No
el,
No
el,
No
el,
No
el,
Born is the
King
of
Is
ra
el.
Lk 2:89
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CHRISTMAS
To Shepherds As They Watched By Night
60
Words: Martin Luther, 1543. translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Vom Himmel Hoch traditional German from Schumanns Geistliche Lieder, Leipzig, 1539. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. To 2. At 3. Oh, 4. What 5. Not shep herds as they Beth le hem, in then re joice that harm can sin and one He will or watched Da through death can by vids His then for night town, Son do? sake Ap As God The Who peared Mi is true Him a cah with God his host did sin now con of of ners a fi an old now bides dence gels bright; make known; at one; with you. doth make.
4 4
Be Tis Made Let Let
hold Je like hell all
the ten der sus Christ, your your selves of tan and Sa his wiles the
Babe, Lord flesh rage Temp
they and and and ter
said, King, blood, chafe, try,
In Who Your Christ You
yon doth Bro is may
der to ther your his
low ly all sal is the Bro ther ut most
man va ter ye powrs
ger tion nal are de
laid. bring. God. safe. fy.
6. Ye shall and must at last prevail; Gods own ye are, ye cannot fail. To God forever sing your praise With joy and patience all your days.
Is 9:2, Lk 2:815, Mic 5:2, 1Cor 15:5557
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What Child Is This?
CHRISTMAS
Words: William Chatterton Dix, 1865. Music: Greensleeves 16th Century English Traditional. Setting: traditional from "The Sunday School Hymnal and Service Book", 1871. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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3 4
1. What 2. Why 3. So Child is this lies He in bring Him in who, such cense, laid to rest On mean e state, Where gold and myrrh, Come Ma rys lap ox and ass pea sant, king is are to sleep ing? feed ing? own Him;
3 4
Whom Good The
an gels greet Christ ians, fear, King of kings
with for sal
an thems sweet, While sin ners here The va tion brings, Let
shep si lov
herds watch lent Word ing hearts
are is en
keep ing? plead ing. throne Him.
This, Nails, Raise,
this spear raise
is shall a
Christ the King, Whom pierce Him through, The song on high, The
shep cross vir
herds guard be borne gin sings
and for her
an me, lul
gels sing; for you. la by.
Haste, Hail, Joy,
haste, hail joy
to the for
bring Him laud, Word made flesh, Christ is born,
The The The
Babe, Babe, Babe,
the Son the Son the Son
of of of
Ma Ma Ma
ry. ry. ry.
Lk 2:7, Mt 2:111, Phil 2:58, Is 53:16
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As With Gladness Men of Old
62
Words: William Chatterton Dix, 1860. Music: Dix or Treuer Heiland, Wir Sind Heir Conrad Kocher, 1838. Abridged by William Henry Monk, 1861. Setting: Conrad Kocher, 1838, alt. by William Henry Monk, 1861, alt. for "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. As 2. As 3. As 4. Ho 5. In with with they ly the glad joy off Je heavn ness, ful ered sus, ly men of old steps they sped gifts most rare ev ry day coun try bright, Did To At Keep Need the guid that low that man us in they no ing ly ger the cre star man rude nar a be hold ger bed and bare; row way; ted light;
4 4
As with There to So may And, when Thou its
joy bend we earth Light,
they the with ly its
hailed knee ho things Joy,
its light be fore ly joy, are past, its Crown,
Lead Him Pure Bring Thou
ing on ward, whom Heavn and and free from our ran somed its Sun which
beam ing earth a sins al souls at goes not
bright dore; loy, last down;
So, So All Where There
most may our they for
glor ious we with cost liest need no ev er
Lord, will treas star may
may ing ures to we
we feet bring, guide, sing
Ev Ev Christ, Where Al
er more be er seek Thy to Thee, our no clouds Thy le lu ias
led mer heavn glo to
to cy ly ry our
Thee. seat. King. hide. King!
Mt 2:112, Num 7:89, Mt 7:1314, Rev 21:2327
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In His Temple Now Behold Him
EPIPHANY
Words: verses 13, Henry J. Pye, 1851. verse 4, William Cooke, 1853. Music: Westminster Abbey Henry Purcell, circa 1692. Setting: Ernest Hawkins, 1843. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. In 2. In 3. Je 4. Prince His the sus, and tem ple arms of by Thy Au thor now be hold her who bore pres en ta of sal va Him, Him, tion, tion, See Vir Thou, Be the gin who Thy long pure, didst bound ex be for less pect ed hold Him us en love our Lord; lie, dure, theme!
6 8
An While Make Je
cient pro phets his a gd us see our sus, praise to
had saints great Thee
fore a sal be
told dore va gi
Him; Him tion, ven
God Ere Seal By
has in us the
now faith with world
ful and Thy Thou
filled His hope they pro mise didst re
word. die. sure. deem.
Now Ha And With
to praise Him, lle lu jah! pre sent us the Fa ther
His Ha in and
re deem d lle lu jah! Thy glo ry the Spir it,
Shall break forth Lo, thin car To Thy Fa Lord of ma
with nate ther, jes
one ac God most cleansed and ty su
cord. high. pure. preme!
Lk 2:2238
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O Chief of Cities Bethlehem
64
Words: Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (348413). v. 1,2,4 Translated by N. B. Smithers, 1879, v. 3 Translated by C. W. Douglas, v.5 Translated by John, Marquess of Bute c. 1879. Music: Puer Nobis Nascitur Michael Praetorius, 1609. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward for "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. O 2. Be 3. The 4. The 5. O chief yond wise gold Je of the men, en sus, ci sun see tri whom ties, in ing bute the Beth splen Him owns Gen le dor so Him tiles hem, bright, fair, King, see, Of A Bow But With Da bove low frank Fa vids you be in ther,
3 4
crown stands fore cense Spi
the a Him, to rit,
fair won and God One
est drous with they in
gem, light prayer bring, Three:
But Pro Their And To
more claim trea last, You,
to ing sured pro O
us from east phe God,
than the ern tic be
Da con gifts sign, glo
vids scious un with ry
name, skies fold myrrh, givn
In That Of They By
you, here, in sha saints
as in cense, dow on
man, flesh, myrrh, forth earth
the the and His and
Sa God ro se saints
vior head yal pul in
came. lies. gold. cher. Heavn.
Mt 2:111, Mic 5:24
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Songs of Thankfulness and Praise
EPIPHANY
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862. Music: St. Georges Windsor, George Job Elvey, 1858. Setting: "The Anglican Hymn Book", 1871. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Songs of 2. Man i 3. Man i 4. Sun and 5. Grant us thank ful ness and fest at Jor dans fest in mak ing moon shall dark ened grace to see Thee, praise, stream, whole be, Lord, Je sus, Pro phet, Pal sied Stars shall Mir rored Lord, Priest, limbs fall, in to Thee we and King su and faint ing the heavns shall Thy ho ly raise, preme; soul; flee, Word;
4 4
Man And Man Christ May
i at i will we
fest Ca fest then im
ed by na, wedd in val like light i tate
the ing iant ning Thee
star guest, fight, shine, now,
To the In Thy Quell ing All will And be
sa ges from a God head man i all the de vils see His glor ious pure, as pure art
far; fest; might; sign: Thou;
Branch Man Man All That
of i i will we
ro fest fest then like
yal Da vids in powr di in grac ious the trum pet to Thee may
stem vine, will, hear; be
In Thy Chang ing Ev er All will At Thy
birth at Beth le wa ter in to bring ing good from see the Judge ap great E pi pha
hem; wine; ill; pear; ny;
An An An Thou And
thems thems thems by may
be to be to be to all wilt praise Thee,
Thee Thee Thee be ev
add add add con er
ressed, ressed, ressed, fessed, blest,
God God God God God
in in in in in
man man man man man
made made made made made
man man man man man
i i i i i
fest. fest. fest. fest. fest.
Ps 95:2, Is 61:13, 1Pt 1:20, Mt 11:45, Rev 19:116
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The People That in Darkness Sat
66
Words: John Morison, 1781. Music: Lobt Gott, ihr Christen Allzugleich Nikolaus Hermann, 1554. Setting: "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs", 1855, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. The 2. To 3. For 4. To 5. His peo hail Thou us name ple Thee, their a shall that Sun bur Child be in of den of the dark Right dost hope Prince ness eous re is of sat ness, move born, Peace, A The And To The glo gathr break us Ev rious ing the a er
4 4
light na tyr Son last
have tions ants is ing
seen; come; rod givn, Lord,
The They As And The
light joy in on Won
has as the His der
shined on when the day when shoul der ful, the
them reap Mid ev Coun
who ers ian er se
long bear fell rests lor.
In Their Be All The
shades har fore powr God
of vest the in by
death trea sword earth all
have sures of and a
been. home. God. heavn. dored.
In Their Be All The
shades har fore powr God
of vest the in by
death trea sword earth all
have sures of and a
been. home. God. heavn. dored.
6. His righteous government and power Shall over all extend; On judgment and on justice based, His reign shall have no end.
7. Lord Jesus, reign in us, we pray, And make us Thine alone, Who with the Father ever art And Holy Spirit, one.
Mt 4:1217, Is 9:27, Mal 4:16
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The Star Proclaims the King is Here
EPIPHANY
(also known as Herod Why Dreadest thou a Foe? or How Vain the Cruel Herods Fear or When Christs Appearing Was Made Known or Why Herod Unrelenting Foe or Why Impious Herod, Shouldst Thou Fear)
Words: Coelius Sedulius, c. 450. German version by M. Luther, 1543. English translation by John Mason Neale, 1852. Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs", 1855, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. The 2. The 3. With 4. At 5. All star pro wi ser in the Ca na glo ry, claims Ma Jor first Je the gi dans His sus, King is see from crys tal powr is be to here; far flood shown; Thee But, And In His For Her fol meek might this od, low ness the Thy why on stands blush glad this sense less His guid ing the Lamb of ing wa ters e pi pha fear? star; God own ny;
4 4
He And And, And, Whom
takes led sin chang with
no by less, ing the
realms light, sanc as Fa
of earth a to light they ti fies the He speaks the ther we a
way press wave, word, dore
Who And Man Flow And
gives by kind wine, Ho
the their from o ly
realms gifts sin be Ghost
of heavn ly their God con to cleanse and dient to their for ev er
day. fess. save. Lord. more.
Mt 2:112, Eph 1:9, Jn 18:3637, Jn 1:29
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To Jordan Came Our Lord, The Christ
68
Words: Martin Luther, 1541. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Christ, Unser Herr Johann Walter, 1524. Setting: composite from "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs", 1855 and "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. To Jor dan 2. So hear ye 3. To show us 4. In ten der 5. Thus Je sus came all, this, man His our and He hood dis Lord well hath Je ci the per His sus ples Christ, To ceive What Word With straight To sent: Go do Gods plea sure God doth call bap signs and sym bols ho ly Jor dan teach ye e very will ti gi wend na ing, sm, ven; eth; tion, And And On The That
4 4
there was what a Jor dans ly Ho lost in
by Christ banks Ghost sin
Saint ian was from they
John bap should be plain ly Hea vens must re
tized, All lieve Who heard The gate In pent; And
right er Fa dove flee
eous ror thers like from
ness shuns voice shape con
ful and from de dem
fill schi Hea scen na
ing; sm: ven: deth; tion:
There That "This That He
did He we should is My thus the that be
con wa well truth lieves
se ter be be and
crate use, lo not is
a the ved de bap
bath Lord Son, nied, tized,
To De In Nor Ob
wash clar whom should tains
a eth My our a
way it soul faith might
trans His de eer y
gres plea light wa bless
sion, sure; eth; ver, ing;
And quench the Not sim ple Hear Him." Yea, That the Three A new born
bit wa hear Per man,
ter ter, Him sons no
ness but e all more
of the very pre he
death By Word And one Whom side, At dies, E
His Spi He bap ter
own rit Him tisms nal
blood with self ho life
and out in ly pos
pas mea vi la ses
sion; sure; teth, ver, sing,
He He Hear And A
would a is the and o dwell with joy ful
new true bey the heir
life Bap His be of
give ti teach lie Hea
us. zer. ing. ver. ven.
6.Who in this mercy hath not faith, Nor aught therein discerneth, Is yet in sin, condemned to death, And fire that ever burneth; His holiness avails him not, Nor aught which he is doing; His inborn sin brings all to naught, And maketh sure his ruin; Himself he cannot succor.
7.The eye of sense alone is dim, And nothing sees but water; Faith sees Christ Jesus, and in Him The Lamb ordained for slaughter; She sees the cleansing fountain red With the dear blood of Jesus, Which from the sins inherited From fallen Adam frees us, And from our own misdoings.
Mt 3:1317, Acts 2:38
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Author of All Life
LIFE
Words: Brian J. Dumont, 12 Oct 2009. Music: Beach Spring Benjamin F. White, 1844. Setting: "The Sacred Harp", 1860, alt. copyright: Words: Copyright 2009, Brian J. Dumont. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Au thor 2. Hearts so 3. Christ now of all hard, we grants us Life, our Fa hate each o life e ter ther, breathe in ther, those in nal, to know to our need we You the hearts a gain. treat with scorn... one true God,
4 4
Stir our Old, un He the
dead ness, wise, or Way to
heal our weak not my col see the Fa
ness, crush our or, Pal sied ther, He the
e vil limbs, or One who
thoughts so vain. not yet born. felt the rod.
Life Cre Life Cre Life Cre
a a a
tor, tor, tor,
life Re deem life Re deem life Re deem
er, er, er,
life Im life Im life Im
par par par
ter, ter, ter,
Source of Truth, Three in One, Life con ferred!
Teach us now Teach us Lord Let us sing
to to of
love each see Your Your a
o I tone
ther, mage, ment,
Teach us Lord Teach us now Let all peo
to to ple
love like see the hear Your
You. Son. Word!
Gen 2:7, Rom 8:910, Lk 10:2537, Eph 4:1724, 1Cor 10:24, Mal 4:2, Jn 17:3, Jn 14:6, Lam 3:1, Rom 10:1415, Acts 26:29
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O Wondrous Type, O Vision Fair
70
Words: From the "Sarum Breviary", 1495. Translated by John Mason Neale, 1851. Music: Deo Gracias or Agincourt traditional English, circa 1415. Setting: Charles Winfred Douglas, 1918, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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3 4
1. O 2. From 3. The 4. With 5. And won age law shin faith drous to and ing ful type! age pro face hearts O the phets and are vi tale there bright raised sion de have ar on fair clare, place, ray, high Of How Two Christ by glo with cho deigns this ry the sen to great
3 4
that three wit man vi
the di ness i sions
Church may sci ples es of fest to mys te
share, there, grace; day ry;
Which Where The What For
Christ Mo Fa glo which
up ses thers ry in
on and voice shall joy
the El from be ful
moun i out theirs strains
tain jah the a we
shows, where meet, The cloud pro bove who raise the
bright Lord claims joy voice
er holds His in of
than con on God prayer,
the verse ly with the
sun He high and Son a per fect hymn of
glows! sweet. loud. love. praise.
6. O Father, with thEternal Son, and Holy Spirit, ever One, Vouchsafe to bring us by Thy grace to see Thy glory face to face.
Mk 9:213, Mt 17:113, Lk 9:2836
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Tis Good, Lord, To Be Here
TRANSFIGURATION
Words: Joseph Armitage Robinson, 1888. Music: Potsdam adapted from Johann Sebastian Bach, 1750, by John Goss, 1854. Setting: John Goss, 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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2 2
1. Tis 2. Tis 3. Ful 4. Be 5. Tis good, good, fill fore good, Lord, Lord, er we Lord, to to of taste to be be the of be here, here, past, death, here. Thy Thy Pro We Yet glo ry beau ty mise of see Thy we may fills to things King not the be to dom re night; hold be, come; main;
2 2
Thy Where We We But
face Mo hail fain since
and ses Thy would Thou
gar ments, and El dy bo hold the bidst us
like i glor vi leave
the jah i sion the
sun, stand, fied bright mount,
Shine Thy And And Come
with mess our make with
un en re this us
bor rowed gers of demp tion hill our to the
light. old. see. home. plain.
Mk 9:213, Mt 17:113, Lk 9:2836, Rev 1:16, 21:2227
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Jesus Grant That Balm and Healing
72
Words: Johann Heermann, 1644. Translation composite. Music: Der Am Kreuz Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. Je 2. Should 3. If 4. Ev 5. O sus, some the ery my grant lust world wound God, that or my that my balm and sharp temp heart en pains or Rock and heal ta ti grieves To ing tion ces me, wer, In Prove On By Grant Thy ho ly too strong for the broad and Thy stripes, Lord, that in Thy wounds I find, flesh and blood, ea sy road is made whole; death I trust,
4 4
E very Let me With its When Im Know ing
hour think mirth faint, death
that up and Thy has
I on lur cross lost
am Thy ing re his
feel ing, Pas sion, vic es, vives me, po wer
Pains of bo dy And the breach is Let me think up Grant ing new life Since Thou troddst him
and of mind. soon made good. on the load to my soul. in the dust.
Should Or Thou Yea, Sa
some should didst Thy vior,
e vil Sa tan ry car com fort let Thine
thought press and ren a
with in me hard, en dure ders sweet gon y
Tempt my Let me That I Ev ery Ev er
treach erous then be flee all bit ter help and
heart on thoughts cup com
to my im I fort
sin, guard, pure, meet; me;
Show Say Ba For When
the per il, ing, "Christ for nish ing each Thy all a I die, be
and me wild ton my
from sin ning was wound ed," e mo tion, ing Pas sion Pro tec tion,
Keep That Calm Has Light
me the and pro and
ere temp blest cured Life
its ter in my and
first flee my souls Re
be con de sal sur
gin found vo va rec
ning. ed. tion. tion. tion.
6. Jesus, grant that balm and healing In Thy holy wounds I find, Every hour that I am feeling, Pains of body and of mind. And when I this world must leave, Grant that, Lord, to Thee I cleave, In Thy wounds find consolation And obtain my souls salvation
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A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth
LENT
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1648. Translation composite. Music: An Wasserflssen Babylon Wolfgang Dachstein, 1525. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. A Lamb goes 2. This Lamb is 3. "Yea, Fa ther, 4. Thou layst Him, 5. Lord, all my un Christ, yea, Love, life com the most u Ill plain souls will pon cleave ing great ing the to forth, Friend, ly cross, Thee, The The Ill With Thy guilt Lamb bear nails love of of what and for all God, Thou spear eer men our com Him be bear Sa man bruis hold ing; vior; dest; ing; ing,
4 4
And la den Him God the My will con Thou slayst Him er, Thee ev
with the Fa ther forms to as a as Thou
sins chose Thy lamb, ev
of to de His er
earth, send cree, loss me,
None else the To gain for I do what from soul and With lo ving
bur us Thou bod arms
den His de y en
shar fa man ooz fold
ing! vor. dest." ing; ing.
Goes "Go O From Yea,
pa forth, won bo Thou
tient My drous dy shalt
on, Son," Love, tis be
grow the what the my
weak Fa hast crim Bea
and ther Thou son con
faint, saith, done! flood light,
To "And The Of To
slaugh free Fa pre guide
ter men ther cious me
led from o sac safe
with the ffers ri through
out fear up fi deaths
com of His cial dark
plaint, death, Son! blood night.
That From The From And
spot guilt Son, soul, cheer
less life to and con dem de con tent, the strength of my heart in
o na scend an sor
ffer; tion. eth! guish: row;
Bears The O My Hence
shame wrath Love, gain forth
and and how it my
Is 53:112, Ex 12:5, Jn 1:29
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73(2)
stripes, stripes strong is; self
and are Thou sweet and
wounds hard art Lamb all
and to to to thats
death, bear, save! Thee mine
An But Thou What To
guish and by Thy bed dest can I Thee, my
mock Pa Him give, Sa
er ssion with whose vior,
y, men in love I
and shall the to con
saith, "Will share The grave Whose me For sign, From
ing fruit word me whom
all of the doth all
this I Thy sal moun tains make Thee things I
suf va ren lan bor
fer." tion." deth. guish? row.
6. From morn till eve my theme shall be Thy mercys wondrous measure; To sacrifice myself for Thee Shall be my aim and pleasure. My stream of life shall ever be A current flowing ceaselessly, Thy constant praise outpouring. Ill treasure in my memory, O Lord, all Thou hast done for me, Thy gracious love adoring. 7. Enlarge, my hearts own shrine, and swell, To thee shall now be given A treasure that doth far excel The worth of earth and heaven. Away with the Arabian gold, With treasures of an earthly mold! Ive found a better jewel. My priceless treasure, Lord my God, Is Thy most holy, precious blood, Which flowed from wounds so cruel.
8. This treasure ever Ill employ, This every aid shall yield me; In sorrow it shall be my joy, In conflict it shall shield me; In joy, the music of my feast, And when all else has lost its zest, This manna still shall feed me; In thirst my drink; in want my food; My company in solitude, To comfort and to lead me. 9. Of death I am no more afraid, New life from Thee is flowing; Thy cross affords me cooling shade When noondays sun is glowing. When by my grief I am oppressed, On Thee my weary soul shall rest Serenely as on pillows. Thou art my Anchor when by woe My bark is driven to and fro On troubles surging billows.
10. And when Thy glory I shall see And taste Thy kingdoms pleasure, Thy blood my royal robe shall be, My joy beyond all measure. When I appear before Thy throne, Thy righteousness shall be my crown With these I need not hide me. And there, in garments richly wrought As Thine own bride, I shall be brought To stand in joy beside Thee.
Is 53:112, Ex 12:5, Jn 1:29
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Lord Who Throughout These Forty Days

(also known as O Lord, Throughout These Forty Days)
LENT
Words: Claudia F. Hernaman, 1873. Music: St. Flavian Days Psalter, 1563. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Lord, 2. As 3. As 4. And 5. A who through out these Thou with Sa tan Thou didst hun ger through these days of bide with us, that for ty days For didst con tend, And bear, and thirst, So pen i tence, And so, this life Of us didst teach through suf didst the us, Thy fring fast and vic try gra cious pa ssion o ver pray, win, Lord, tide, past,
4 4
Teach O To Yea, An
us give die ev Eas
with Thee to us strength in to self, and er more in ter of un
mourn Thee chief life end
our to ly and ing
sins And fight, In live By death, Je joy We
close by Thee to Thee to con quer Thy most ho ly sus, with us a may at tain at
stay. sin. Word. bide. last.
Mt 4:12, Lk 4:113, Lv 9:23
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Savior When In Dust To Thee
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Words: Robert Grant, 1815, alt. Music: Aberystwyth (Parry) Joseph Parry, 1879. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Sa vior, 2. By Thy 3. By the 4. By Thine 5. By Thy when help sac hour deep in less red of ex dust in griefs dire pir to Thee fant years, that wept de spair, ing groan, Low By Oer By By we Thy the Thine the bow tha life of grave where a go sad sep dor want La ny ul ing and zrus of chral knee, tears, slept, prayer, stone,
4 4
When, re By Thy By the By the By the
pent ant, days of ing bod cross, the vault whose
to sore tears nail, dark
the dis that the a
skies tress flowed thorn, bode
Scarce In O Pier Held
we the ver cing in
lift sa Sa spear, vain
our vage lems and the
weep ing wild er loved a tor turing ri sing
eyes, ness, bode, scorn, God,
O by all the By the dread mys By the an guished By the gloom that O from earth to
pains ter sigh veiled heaven
and ious that the re
woes hour told skies stored,
Suff ered once for Of thin sult ing Treach er y lurked Oer the dread ful Might y, re as
man temp with sac cend
be ters in Thy ri ed
low, powr, fold, fice, Lord,
Bend Turn, From Lis Lis
ing O Thy ten ten,
from Thy turn a seat a to our lis ten
throne favr bove hum to
on high, ing eye, the sky, ble cry, the sigh
Hear Hear Hear Hear Of
our our our our our
pen pen pen pen pen
i i i i i
ten ten ten ten ten
tial tial tial tial tial
cry! cry! cry! cry! cry!
Ps 39:12, Ez 18:3032, Lk 18:13, Ps 86:3, Job 42:6
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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
LENT
Words: Isaac Watts, 1707. Music: Rockingham Old Edward Miller, 1790. Setting: composite from "The Anglican Hymn Book", 1871 and "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. When 2. For 3. See 4. His 5. Were I bid from dy the sur it, His ing whole vey Lord, head, crim realm the that His son, of wond I hands, like na rous should His a ture cross boast, feet, robe, mine, On Save Sor Spreads That which in row oer were the the and His a
3 4
Prince death love bo pre
of of flow dy sent
glo Christ min on far
ry my gled the too
died, God! down! tree; small;
My All Did Then Love
rich the eer I so
est vain such am a
gain things love dead maz
I that and to ing,
count charm sor all so
but me row the di
loss, most, meet, globe, vine,
And I Or And De
pour sac thorns all mands
con ri com the my
tempt fice pose globe soul,
on them so is my
all to rich dead life,
my His a to my
pride. blood. crown? me. all.
Gal 6:14, Rom 7:24
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All Glory, Laud, and Honor
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Words: Theodulf of Orleans, circa 820. Translated by John Mason Neale, 1851. Music: Valet Will Ich Dir Geben or St. Theodulph Melchior Teschner, 1615. Setting: Presbyterian Hymnal, 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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Refrain
4 4
All glo ry, laud and hon or, To Thee, Re deem er, King,
4 4
To
Whom
the
lips
of
child
ren
Made
sweet
ho
san
nas
ring.
Verse
1. Thou 2. The 3. The 4. To 5. Thou
art com peo Thee, didst
the pa ple be ac
King of ny of of the fore Thy cept their
Is an He pa prais
rael, gels brews ssion, es;
Thou Are With They Ac
Da vids ro yal prais ing Thee on palms be fore Thee sang their hymns of cept the prayers we
Son, High, went; praise; bring,
To Refrain
Who And Our To Who
in mor prayer Thee, in
the Lords Name tal men and and praise and now high ex all good de
com all an alt light
est, things thems ed, est,
The Cre Be Our Thou
King and Bless ed at ed make re fore Thee we pre me lo dy we good and gra cious
One. ply. sent. raise. King.
Mt 21:9, Ps 148, 1Tim 1:17, Rev 4:811
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Hosanna, Loud Hosanna
PALM SUNDAY
Words: Jeanette Threlfall, 1873, alt. Music: Ellacombe from Gesangbuch der Herzogl. Hofkapelle, Wurttemberg, 1784. Setting: Presbyterian Hymnal, 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. Ho 2. From 3. "Ho san O san na, li na loud ho vet they in the san fol high na, the lowed mid est!" that lit an an tle child ren ex ul tant cient song we sang; crowd, sing,
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Through The For
pil lared tor vic Christ is
court and palm branch our Re
tem wa dee
ple the ving, and mer, the
love chant Lord
ly ing of
an them clear and heavn our
rang. loud. King.
To The O
Je sus, Lord of may we
Who men ev
had and er
blessed an praise
them close gels rode Him with
fold ed on in heart and
to low life
His ly and
breast, state, voice,
The Nor And
child ren scorned that in His
sang their lit tle bliss ful
prais child pre
es, the ren should sence e
simp on ter
lest His nal
and bid ly
the ding re
best. wait. joice!
Mt 21:15, Jn 12:1213
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Over Kidron Jesus Treadeth
79
(also known as Over Kedron Jesus Treadeth or Over Cedron Jesus Treadeth)
Words: Thomas Hansen Kingo, 1689. Translated by J. Jeffrey, before 1866. Music: Over Kedron Jesus Traeder Ludvig Mathias Lindeman. Setting: "The Lutheran Hymnary", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. O 2. Da 3. See 4. See 5. But, ver Kid vid once, how, an how, in O flowrs, ron with guish that so Je heart struck, hour sad sus af He of ly tread flic fall dark wa eth ted, eth ness, tered To Crossed Pro Batt By His the strate, ling this pas Kid and with pure sion rons with the and for nar strug e prec us all; row strand, gling breath, vil powr, ious dew,
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Ev Clouds Three A In
ery hu man of gloom and times on His gon ies un some bless ed
eye be grief a God He told as hour your
weep bout call sail blos
ing, him eth, Him, soms
Tears When Pray On Neath
of an ing His the
bit ex that soul ol
ter ile the the ive
grief let from his bit ter ar rows sha dows
fall! land. death showr; grew!
Round But, And All E
His O the the dens
Spi Je cup gar gar
rit sus, of den den
flock black doom flowrs did
the er may are not
foes, now go, wet bear
Place Bends Still With Aught
their the He the that
shafts cloud cries, drops can
and a in of with
bend bove all blood you
their bows, Thy brow, His woe: y sweat, com pare,
Aim Hast "Not From For
ing ing My His the
at the to deaths will, but an guished blood, thus
Sav ior sole ly, ry por tals drea Thine, O Fa ther!" frame dis till ing free ly giv en,
While For And Worlds Makes
the the the re my
world shame an demp soul
for and gels tion the
sakes Him sin of round Him thus ful heir of
whol mor ga fill hea
ly. tals. ther. ing! ven.
6. When as flowrs themselves I wither, When I droop and fade like grass, When the lifestreams through my pulses Dull and ever duller pass, When at last they cease to roll, Then, to cheer my sinking soul, Grace of Jesus, be Thou given Source of triumph! pledge of heaven!
Jn 18:1, Lk 22:3946, Mk 14:3242, Mt 26:3646, 2Sam 15:1323 87877788
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Tis Midnight and On Olives Brow
GOOD THURSDAY
Words: William Bingham Tappan, 1822. Music: St. Cross John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Tis 2. Tis 3. Tis mid night, mid night, mid night, and and from on from the Ol all heavn ives re ly brow moved plains The Im Are star is man uel borne the
4 4
dimmed wres songs
that tles, that
late lone, an
ly with gels
shone; fears; know;
Tis Een Un
mid the heard
night, dis by
in ci mor
the ple tals
gar whom are
den He the
now loved strains
The Heeds That
suff ring not his sweet ly
Sa Mas soothe
vior ters the
prays grief Sa
a and viors
lone. tears. woe.
Mt 26:3645, Lk 22:3946, Mk 14:3241
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Twas On That Dark, That Doleful Night
81
Words: Isaac Watts, 1709. Music: St. Cross John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Twas 2. Be 3. "This 4. For 5. For on that fore the is My us His us His dark, mourn bo flesh vi that ful dy, with tal dole scene broke nails blood ful be for was was night gan, sin; torn, spilt, When He Re He To powrs took ceive bore buy of the and the the
4 4
earth bread, eat scourge, par
and and the He don
hell blessed, liv felt of
a and ing the our
rose brake: food:" thorn; guilt,
A What Then And When,
gainst love took jus for
the through the tice black
Son all cup, poured crimes
of His and up of
Gods de ac tions blessed the on His big gest
light, ran! wine; head size,
And What "Tis Its He
friends won the hea gave
be drous new vy His
trayed words cov ven soul
Him of nant geance a
to grace in in sac
His He My our ri
foes: spake! blood." stead. fice.
6. "Do this," He cried, "till time shall end, In memory of your dying friend; Meet at My table, and record The love of your departed Lord."
7. Jesus, Thy feast we celebrate, We show Thy death, we sing Thy name, Till Thou return, and we shall eat The marriage supper of the Lamb.
1Cor 11:2326, Rom 3:2325, Mt 26:2628, Mk 14:2225, Lk 22:1420, 1Jn 4:10
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Go To Dark Gethsemane
GOOD THURSDAY
Words: James Montgomery, 1820. Music: Gethsemane or Petra Richard Redhead, 1853. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Go to dark 2. Fol low to 3. Cal vrys mourn 4. Ear ly hast Geth the ful en se ma ne, judg ment hall, moun tain climb; to the tomb ye that feel the view the Lord of there, a dor ing where they laid His temp Life at breath ters powr; ar raigned; His feet, less clay;
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Your Re deem ers O the worm wood a Mark that mir All is sol i
con and cle tude
flict see, the gall! of time, and gloom.
watch O Gods Who
with Him one the pangs His own sac ri has tak en
bit soul fice Him
ter sus com a
hour, tained! plete. way?
Turn not Shun not "It is Christ is
from His suf fring, fin ished!" risn! He
griefs a way; shame, or loss; hear Him cry; meets our eyes;
learn learn learn Sa
from Je sus from Christ to from Je sus vior, teach us
Christ to bear the Christ to so to
pray. cross. die. rise.
Mt 26:3668, 27:3156, 28:110, Mk 14:3265, 15:2039, Lk 22:3946, 22:6671, 23:2649, 24:112, Jn 19:1630, 20:118 777777
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Jesus, In Thy Dying Woes
83
Words: Thomas B. Pollock, 1870. Music: Words on the Cross The Litany William H. Monk, 1889. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
Part 1: "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do." (Lk 23:34)
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1. Je 2. Sa 3. O sus, vior, may in for we, Thy our who dy par mer ing woes, don sue, cy need, E ven When our Be like while Thy sins Thy Thee in life blood flows, pangs re new, heart and deed,
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Cra ving par don For we know not When with wrong our
for what spir
Thy we its
foes; do: bleed:
Hear Hear Hear
us, us, us,
ho ho ho
ly ly ly
Je Je Je
sus. sus. sus.
Part 2: "To day shalt thou be with me in paradise." (Lk 23:43) 4.Jesus, pitying the sighs Of the thief, who near Thee dies, Promising him paradise; Hear us, holy Jesus. 5.May we, in our guilt and shame, Still Thy love and mercy claim, Calling humbly on Thy Name: Hear us, holy Jesus. 6.O remember us who pine, Looking from our cross to Thine; Cheer our souls with hope divine: Hear us, holy Jesus. Part 5: "I thirst." (Jn 19:28) 13.Jesus, in Thy thirst and pain, While Thy wounds Thy lifeblood drain, Thirsting more our love to gain: Hear us, holy Jesus. 14.Thirst for us in mercy still; All Thy holy work fulfill; Satisfy Thy loving will: Hear us, holy Jesus. 15.May we thirst Thy love to know; Lead us in our sin and woe Where the healing waters flow: Hear us, holy Jesus.
Part 3: "Woman, behold thy son! Behold thy mother!" (Jn 19:2627) 7.Jesus, loving to the end Her whose heart Thy sorrows rend, And Thy dearest human friend: Hear us, holy Jesus. 8.May we in Thy sorrows share, And for Thee all peril dare, And enjoy Thy tender care: Hear us, holy Jesus. 9.May we all Thy loved ones be, All one holy family, Loving for the love of Thee, Hear us, holy Jesus. Part 6: "It is finished" (Jn 19:30) 16.Jesus, all our ransom paid, All Thy Fathers will obeyed, All Thy suffrings perfect made: Hear us, holy Jesus. 17.Save us in our souls distress, Be our help to cheer and bless, While we grow in holiness: Hear us, holy Jesus. 18.Brighten all our heavenward way, With an ever holier ray, Till we pass to perfect day: Hear us, holy Jesus.
Part 4: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" (Mt 27:46) 10.Jesus, whelmed in fears unknown, With our evil left alone, While no light from Heavn is shown: Hear us, holy Jesus. 11.When we vainly seem to pray, and our hope sems far away, In the darkness be our stay. Hear us, holy Jesus. 12.Though no Father seem to hear, Though no light our spirits cheer, Tell our faith that God is near: Hear us, holy Jesus. Part 7: "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit" (Lk 23:46) 19.Jesus, all Thy labor vast, All Thy woe and conflict past, Yielding up Thy soul at last: Hear us, holy Jesus. 20.When the death shades round us lower, Guard us from the tempers power, Keep us in that trial hour: Hear us, holy Jesus. 21.May Thy life and death supply Grace to live and grace to die, Grace to reach the home on high: Hear us, holy Jesus.
Lk 23:34, Lk 23:43, Jn 19:2627, Mt 27:46, Jn 19:28, Jn 19:30, Lk 23:46
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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
GOOD FRIDAY
Words: Bernard of Clairvaux, 1153. Translated by James W. Alexander, 1830. Music: Passion Chorale or Herzlich Tut Mich Verlangen Hans Leo Hassler, 1601. Adapted by J.S. Bach, 1729. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1729. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. O 2. What 3. Men 4. Now 5. My sac Thou, mock from bur red my and Thy den Head, Lord, taunt cheeks in now hast and has Thy wound suf jeer van Pas ed, fered, Thee, ished sion, with was Thou their Lord, grief all no co Thou and for ble lor hast shame weighed sin ners coun ten once so borne for down, gain; ance, fair; me,
4 4
Now Mine, Though From For
scorn mine migh Thy it
ful ly was the ty worlds red lips was my
sur trans shall is trans
round gres fear ban gres
ed sion, Thee ished sion
with but and the which
thorns, Thine flee splen brought
Thine the be dor this
on dead fore that woe
ly ly Thy was on
crown; pain. glance. there. Thee.
O Lo, How Grim I
sac red here I art thou death, with cast me
Head, what fall, my pale with cru el down be
glo Sa an ri fore
ry, vior! guish, gor, Thee,
what Tis with hath wrath
bliss I sore robbed were
till de a Thee my
now serve buse of right
was Thy and Thy ful
Thine! place; scorn! life; lot;
Ps 22:68, Is 53:45, Jn 10:1415, 10:2728, Heb 12:2
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Yet, Look How Thus Have
though on doth Thou mer
des me Thy hast cy,
pised with vis lost I
and Thy age Thy im
gor fa lan vi plore
y, I vor, vouch guish that gor, Thy Thee; Re
joy safe once strength deem
to call to me was bright in this er, spurn
Thee Thy as sad me
mine. grace. morn! strife. not!
6. What language shall I borrow to thank Thee, dearest friend, For this Thy dying sorrow, Thy pity without end? O make me Thine forever, and should I fainting be, Lord, let me never, never outlive my love to Thee. 7. My Shepherd, now receive me; my Guardian, own me Thine. Great blessings Thou didst give me, O source of gifts divine. Thy lips have often fed me with words of truth and love; Thy Spirit oft hath led me to heavenly joys above. 8. Here I will stand beside Thee, from Thee I will not part; O Savior, do not chide me! When breaks Thy loving heart, When soul and body languish in deaths cold, cruel grasp, Then, in Thy deepest anguish, Thee in mine arms Ill clasp. 9. The joy can never be spoken, above all joys beside, When in Thy body broken I thus with safety hide. O Lord of Life, desiring Thy glory now to see, Beside Thy cross expiring, Id breathe my soul to Thee. 10. My Savior, be Thou near me when death is at my door; Then let Thy presence cheer me, forsake me nevermore! When soul and body languish, oh, leave me not alone, But take away mine anguish by virtue of Thine own! 11. Be Thou my consolation, my shield when I must die; Remind me of Thy passion when my last hour draws nigh. Mine eyes shall then behold Thee, upon Thy cross shall dwell, My heart by faith enfolds Thee. Who dieth thus dies well.
Ps 22:68, Is 53:45, Jn 10:1415, 10:2728, Heb 12:2
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Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted
GOOD FRIDAY
Words: Thomas Kelly, 1804. Music: O Mein Jesu, Ich Muss Sterben or Wo Ist Jesus, Mein Verlangen from Geistliches Volkslied, 1850. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Strick 2. Tell 3. Ye 4. Here en, me, who we smitt en, ye who think of have a and a hear Him sin but firm foun fflic ted, groan ing, light ly, da tion, See Was Nor Here Him there sup the dy e pose re ing ver the fuge on the grief like ev il of the tree! His? great, lost.
6 4
Tis the Friends through Here may Christ the
Christ by fear His view its Rock of
man cause na our
re dis ture sal
ject own right va
ed; Yes, ing, Foes ly, Here tion, Christ
my in its the
soul, tis He, tis sul ting his dis guilt may est i Name of which we
He! tress: mate. boast.
Tis Man Mark Lamb
the y the of
long ex hands were Sac ri God for
pec raised fice sin
ted to ap ners
pro phet, wound Him, point ed! wound ed!
Da vids None would See Who Sac ri
Son, in bears fice
yet ter the to
Da vids pose to aw ful can cel
Lord; save; load! guilt!
Proofs I But the Tis the None shall
see su deep est Word, the ev er
ffic stroke Lords be
ient that A con
of it: pierced Him noint ed, found ed
Tis Was Son Who
a the of on
true and stroke that Man, and Him their
faith ful Jus tice Son of hope have
Word. gave. God. built.
Is 53:36, Acts 4:1112, Rom 4:25
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Awake, My Heart, With Gladness
86
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1648. Translated by John Kelly, 1867, alt. Music: Auf, Auf, Mein Herz mit Freuden Johann Crger, 1648. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. A wake, my 2. They in the on the 3. Up 4. A sight it 5. Hell and its heart, with grave did grave is is to prince, the glad sink stand glad de ness, See Him, The ing The den; And vil, Of what foe He fill all to held ro the their day ju look heart powrs is bi ing with are done; lee; round; glee, shorn;
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How af ter Be fore he The foe, no No more af Now I am
gloom and can be more with fright or safe from
sad think stand sad e
ness, Comes him, Lo! ing, His den Shall vil, And
forth Christ wea aught, sin
the a pons or I
glo gain on take laugh
rious is the from to
Sun. free. ground me scorn.
My And Throws My Grim
Sa vior "Vic to down, his trust or Death with
there ry" hell for all
was He ish ti his
laid cries, powr tude, might
Where And To Or Can
our bed wav ing Christ must a ny not my
must towrds he prec soul
be the give ious af
made skies oer, good fright;
When His And The He
to ban to Sa is
the ner, the vior a
realms while Vic bought powr
of the tors for less
light field bands me form,
Our Is Must In How
spi by yield sovr eer
rit the his eign he
wings He feet love rage
its ro and and and
flight. held! hands. free. storm.
6.The world against me rageth Its fury I disdain; Though bitter war it wageth Its work is all in vain. My heart from care is free, Misfortune now is play, No trouble troubles me, And night is bright as day. 7.I cleave now and forever To Christ, a member true, My Head will leave me never, Whateer He passeth through. He treads the world beneath His feet, and conquers death And hell, and breaks sins thrall; Im with Him through it all.
8.To halls of heavenly splendor With Him I penetrate; And trouble neer may hinder Nor make me hesitate. No enemy I fear, Because my Head is near; My Savior is my Shield, By Him all rage is stilled. 9.He brings me to the portal That opens into bliss, Where graved in words immortal This golden scripture is: "Whos there despised with me, Here with me crownd shall be; Who there with Me shall die, Heres raised with me on high!"
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Col 2:1315, 1Cor 15:4258, Rom 6:111, 1Pt 1:39, Is 41:120, Rom 8:3539, Rev 20:13
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Christ Arose
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EASTER
Words: Robert Lowry, 1874. Music and Setting: Christ Arose Robert Lowry, 1874. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. Low 2. Vain 3. Death in ly can the they not grave watch keep He His his lay bed prey Je Je Je sus sus sus my my my Sa Sa Sa vior! vior! vior!
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Wait Vain He
ing ly tore
the they the
co seal bars
ming the a
day dead way
Je Je Je
sus sus sus
my my my
Lord! Lord! Lord!
Up
from the grave
He
rose,
With
might
tri
umph oer
His
He
a rose!
foes;
He a
rose a
Vic tor from the
dark do main, And He
lives for
ev
er with His
He a rose!
saints
to reign. He a
rose!
He a
rose!
Hal le
lu jah! Christ a
rose!
He a rose!
He a rose!
Jn 2:1922, Mt 28:6
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Christ Jesus Lay In Deaths Strong Bands

(also known as In Deaths Strong Bands)
88
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Christ lag in Tobes Banden or Torgau from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Christ 2. No 3. But 4. It 5. Here Je son Je was the sus lay in of man could sus Christ, Gods a strange and true Pas chal deaths strong con quer on ly dread ful Lamb we bands, For Death, Such Son, To strife When see, Whom our mis our life God of chief low and so fen sin state death free ses had de con ly
4 4
giv wrought scend ten gave
en; But us, For ed, The ded; The us; He
now in cause vic died
at no of to on
Gods right cence dwelt Death He ry re the ac
hand not has mained cur
He on un with sed
stands, earth, done, life; tree
And And His The So
brings there power reign strong
us life from fore Death had for ev er of death was His love! to
Hea brought end end save
ven. Where fore to us In ed, Ru ined ed. Stripped of us. See, His
let thrall all power, blood
us dom his no doth
joy from right more mark
ful of and it our
be, And old And claim And reigns, An door; Faith
sing to ev er left him emp ty points to
God right grew more no thing form a it, Death
thank strong but lone pas
ful and the re ses
ly Loud bold And name, His mains Deaths oer, And
songs kept sting sting Sa
of us is is tan
Al in lost lost can
le lu his bon for ev for ev not harm
ia! dage. er. er! us.
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
6.So let us keep the festival Where to the Lord invites us; Christ is Himself the joy of all, The Sun that warms and lights us. By His grace He doth impart Eternal sunshine to the heart; The night of sin is ended! Alleluia! 1Cor 15:5457, Acts 2:24, 1Cor 5:7b, 2Tim 1:10
7.Then let us feast this Easter day On the true Bread of Heaven; The Word of grace hath purged away The old and wicked leaven. Christ alone our souls will feed; He is our Meat and Drink indeed; Faith lives upon no other! Alleluia! 8 7 8 7 7 8 7 with Alleluia
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Christ The Lord Is Risen Today (Lyra)
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Words: Stanzas 17, Charles Wesley, 1739. Stanzas 810, 14th Century; translated in Lyra Davidica. Music: Llanfair Robert Williams, 1817. Setting: John Roberts, 1837. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Christ, 2. Loves 3. Vain 4. Lives 5. Soar the re the a we Lord, deem stone, gain now is ing the our where risen to work is watch, the glor ious Christ hath day, done, seal, King, led, Al Al Al Al Al le le le le le lu lu lu lu lu ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
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Sons Fought Christ Where, Follow
of the hath O ing
men fight, burst death, our
and the the is ex
an ba gates now al
gels ttle of thy ted
say, won, hell, sting? Head,
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
Raise your Lo! the Death in Once He Made like
joys Suns vain died Him,
and ec for our like
tri lipse bids souls Him
umphs is His to we
high, oer, rise, save, rise,
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
Sing, Lo! Christ Where Ours
ye He hath thy the
heavens, and sets in pened o vic to cross, the
earth, re blood no par a ry, O grave, the
ply, more, dise, grave? skies,
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
6.Hail, the Lord of earth and Heaven, Alleluia! Praise to Thee by both be given, Alleluia! Thee we greet triumphant now, Alleluia! Hail, the resurrection, thou, Alleluia! 7.King of glory, Soul of bliss, Alleluia! Everlasting life is this, Alleluia! Thee to know, Thy power to prove, Alleluia! Thus to sing and thus to love, Alleluia!
8.Hymns of praise then let us sing, Alleluia! Unto Christ, our heavenly King, Alleluia! Who endured the cross and grave, Alleluia! Sinners to redeem and save. Alleluia! 9.But the pains that He endured, Alleluia! Our salvation have procured, Alleluia! Now above the sky Hes King, Alleluia! Where the angels ever sing. Alleluia!
10.Jesus Christ is risen today, Alleluia! Our triumphant holy day, Alleluia! Who did once upon the cross, Alleluia! Suffer to redeem our loss. Alleluia!
Mt 28:56, Lk 24:47, 1Cor 15:5557, 1Pt 1:1821, Rev 5:913
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Christ The Lord Is Risen Today (Lyra)
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Words: Stanzas 17, Charles Wesley, 1739. Stanzas 810, 14th Century; translated in Lyra Davidica. Music: Orientis Partibus or Redhead 45 traditional French. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1893. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. "Christ, 2. Loves 3. Vain 4. Lives 5. Soar the re the a we Lord, deem stone, gain now is ing the our where risen work watch, glor Christ to is the ious hath day!" done, seal, King led Sons Fought Christ Where, Follow of the hath O ing men fight, burst death, our and the the is ex an ba gates now al gels ttle of thy ted say, won, hell! sting? Head;
4 4
Raise Lo! Death Once Made
your the in He like
joys Suns vain died Him,
and ec for our like
tri umphs lipse is bids His souls to Him we
high, oer, rise, save, rise,
Sing, ye heavens, and Lo! He sets in Christ hath o pened to Where thy vic Ours the cross, the
earth, blood par ry, grave,
re ply! no more. a dise! O grave? the skies.
6.Hail, the Lord of earth and Heaven: Praise to Thee by both be given. Thee we greet triumphant now; Hail, the resurrection, thou. 7.King of glory, Soul of bliss, Everlasting life is this, Thee to know, Thy power to prove, Thus to sing and thus to love.
8.Hymns of praise then let us sing Unto Christ, our heavenly King Who endured the cross and grave Sinners to redeem and save. 9.But the pains that He endured Our salvation have procured. Now above the sky Hes King Where the angels ever sing.
10.Jesus Christ is risen today, Our triumphant holy day. Who did once upon the cross Suffer to redeem our loss.
Mt 28:56, Lk 24:47, 1Cor 15:5557, 1Pt 1:1821, Rev 5:913
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I Know That My Redeemer Lives
EASTER
Words: Samuel Medley, 1775. Music: Duke Street John Hatton, 1793. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. I 2. He 3. He 4. He 5. He know lives lives lives lives that to tri to to my bless um grant si Re me phant me lence deem with from rich all er His the sup my lives; love, grave, ply, fears, What He He He He com lives lives lives lives fort to e to to this plead ter guide wipe sweet for nal me a sen me ly with way tence a to His my gives! bove. save, eye, tears
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He He He He He
lives, lives lives lives lives
He my all to to
lives, who gry hun glo rious com fort calm my
once was soul to in the me when trou bled
dead; feed, sky, faint, heart,
He He He He He
lives, lives lives lives lives
my to ex to all
ev help alt hear bless
er in ed my ings
liv time there souls to
ing of on com im
Head. need. high. plaint. part.
6. He lives, my kind, wise, heavenly Friend, He lives and loves me to the end; He lives, and while He lives, Ill sing; He lives, my Prophet, Priest, and King.
7. He lives and grants me daily breath; He lives, and I shall conquer death: He lives my mansion to prepare; He lives to bring me safely there.
8. He lives, all glory to His Name! He lives, my Jesus, still the same. Oh, the sweet joy this sentence gives, I know that my Redeemer lives!
Job 19:25, Ps 104:3334
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EASTER
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
92
Words: 14th Century Bohemian Latin carol. Stanzas 13 translated in John Arnolds Compleat Psalmist, 1749. Stanza 4 Charles Wesley, 1740, alt. Music: Easter Hymn from Lyra Davidica, 1708. Setting: composite found in "Church Praise: with tunes", 1885. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. Je 2. Hymns 3. But 4. Sing sus Christ is of praise then the pain which we to our risn let He God to day, us sing, en dured, a bove, Al Al Al Al le le le le lu lu lu lu ia! ia! ia! ia!
4 4
Our Un Our Praise
tri um phant to Christ, our sal va tion ter nal e
ho heavn hath as
ly day, ly King, pro cured, His love,
Al Al Al Al
le le le le
lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia!
Who did Who en Now a Praise Him,
once, dured bove all
up the the you
on cross sky heavn
the and Hes ly
cross, grave, king, host,
Al Al Al Al
le le le le
lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia!
Suf Sin Where Fa
fer ners the ther,
to re to re an gels Son, and
deem deem ev Ho
our and er ly
loss, save, sing, Ghost,
Al Al Al Al
le le le le
lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia!
Mt 28:6, Lk 24:57
7 7 7 7 with Alleluias
93
Jesus Christ Who Came to Save

(also known as Jesus Christ Today is Risen or Jesus Christ Our Savior True or Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior)
EASTER
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Leonard Woolsey Bacon, 1883. Music: Jesus Christus Unser Heiland, Der Den Tod (Klug) from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Je sus Christ, who 2. Who with out en 3. Life and mer cy, came to save, sin was found, sin and death, And Bore All o our in ver trans His came the grave, res sions wound. hands He hath;
4 4
Is He Them
now a ris is our Sa Hell de li
en, And sin hath viour, And brings us ver, Who trust in
bound in pri to Gods fa Him for ev
son. Ky ri e vor. er.
lei
son.
1Cor 15:2526, Rom 6:411, Heb 4:1516
76575
EASTER
The Strife Is Oer, The Battle Done
94
Words: from Symphonia Sirenum Selectarum, Kln, 1695; translated by Francis Pott, 1861. Music: Victory or Palestrina Giovanni P. da Palestrina, 1591. Setting: William Henry Monk, 1861. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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3 4
Al le lu ia, Al le lu ia, Al le lu ia.
3 4
1. The strife is 2. The powrs of 3. On that third 4. He closed the 5. Lord, by the
oer, the death have morn He yawn ing stripes which
bat done rose gates wound
tle their a of ed
done; worst; gain hell; Thee,
The tri and Je In glor The bars From deaths
umph sus ious from dread
of hath ma heavns sting
the His jes high Thy
Lord foes ty por ser
is dis to tals vants
won; persed; reign; fell; free,
O Let Let shouts O let Let songs That we
the of us of may
song praise swell joy live,
of and the His and
praise be joy out joy ful tri umphs sing to
sung: burst: strain. tell. Thee.
Al Al Al Al Al
le le le le le
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
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Al
le
lu
ia,
Al
le
lu
ia,
Al
le
lu
ia.
Acts 2:2224, Rom 5:1011, 6:910, Is 12:16, 1Cor 15:5457, 2Tim 1:10, Eph 2:16, Is 53:35
8 8 8 with Alleluias
95
Lo, God To Heavn Ascendeth
ASCENSION
Words: Gottfried Wilhelm Sacer, 1661. verses 15,7 Translated by Frances Elizabeth Cox, 1841. verse 6 translator unknown. Music: Von Gott will ich Nicht Lazen Johann Crger, 1640. Setting: "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs Zum Gebrauch" Fridrich Layriz, 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 140
4 4
1. Lo, 2. With 3. No 4. Christ 5. May God to Heavn as joy is Heavn re more the way is is our place pre we, His ser vants, cen soun hid par thi deth! ding den, ing; ther Through Christs Since to In out glad Christ Heavn heart its re our we, and re turn Head too, mind gions to a shall as vast see; rose: rise, cend,
4 4
With Be No And, And
shouts tri um phant hold the saints sur more to man for ic joys an gel let us sing to
blend roun bid shar ge
eth ding den ing, ther:
the the The Be "We
trum Lord road where seek
pets thrill who set to Heavn our trea Thee, Christ,
ing them that sure our
blast: free. goes. lies: friend,
Sing Bright Our There Thee,
praise to Christ the myr iads, throng ing, Lord is gone be may each heart be al ted Gods ex
Lord; come; fore; found! Son,
sing the yet Where our
praise che here Je Life,
with rub He sus and
ex ul band re will not Christ has Way to
ta joi leave en Hea
tion, ces, us, tered, ven,
King And And There To
of loud soon let whom
each hea then ser a phic in Heavn re our Hope be all powr is
na voi ceive cen giv
tion, ces us tered; en,
the Wel and Our our
God come o course Joy
of Hosts a Mes si ah pen wide the still heavn ward and Hope and
dored! home. door. bound. Crown."
6.Farewell with all thy treasures, O world, to falsehood givn! Thy dross gives no true pleasures; We seek the joys of Heavn: The Savior is our Prize; He comforts us in sadness, And fills our hearts with gladness; to Him we lift our eyes.
7.When, on our vision dawning, Will break the wishedfor hour Of that all glorious morning, When Christ shall come with power? O come, thou welcome day! When we, our Savior meeting, His second advent greeting, Shall hail the heavnsent ray.
Ps 47:19, Ps 24:110, Acts 1:611, Jn 14:13, 1Tim 3:16
76766776
ASCENSION
The Cloud Received Christ From Their Sight
96
Words: Brian J. Dumont, 09 Dec 2008. Music: Azmon Carl G. Glser, 1828. Setting: Lowell Mason, 1839. copyright: Words: Copyright 2008, Brian J. Dumont. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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3 2
1. The 2. The 3. On 4. Ap 5. On cloud cloud Si pear moun re kept nais ing tain ceived Christ safe Gods height the on the high Christs from peo cloud mer face their ple did cy did sight. They as Through rest To seat with shine like stood, their mouths a the dry sea they make a home be in the in most sun, a bla zing gape. trod, low. place, light.
3 2
Re And The the The
mind led Ark Tem cloud
ed of the them through the first then His ple showed Gods once more ap
things wild writ pro peared
He er ten mi on
taught His ness; They Word His ses to earth a
peo ple still do tru ly walked with pre sence now would save our fal len tru ly fear ful
wait. God! show. race. sight.
6. While here in flesh You taught us, Lord The object sure and right: To see our Fathers glory bright, To have eternal life. 7. A goal beyond our reach Youve shown; We cannot pay the price. No work of ours atones for sin, We cannot set things right. 8. You are the Truth, You are the Way for us to see His face. You died for us a sinners death abandoned in our place.
9. On Easter day, Lord, You were raised Firstfruits of our new Life; And in the cloud we see the day When joy will end all strife. 10. We wait to see the clouds return To be with us below, When You fulfill Your promises To bring us to Your home. 11. And though we wait to see You now We know that You are near. Your promises to build our faith Are stronger than our fear.
12. You give us faith by Your strong Word In water, wine, and bread. The Spirit works through earthly means, in pastures green were fed. Special thanks for this text goes to Dr. Norman Nagel, whose insights inspired it.
Acts 1:911, Jn 14:26, Ex 14:1925, 19:1620, 25:10, 31:18, 34:45, Lv 16:12, 2Chr 5:1114, Mt 17:15, Jn 17:3, Lk 12:59, 1Cor 6:1920, Rom 5:1221, Jn 14:16, Ps 65:23, Mt 27:46, 1Cor 15:20, Mt 28:20, Rom 10:17, Col 2:12, Mt 26:2628, Ps 23 8686
97
See, The Lord Ascends In Triumph

(also known as See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph)
ASCENSION
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862, alt. Music: Rex Gloriae Henry Thomas Smart, 1868. Setting: "Appendix to Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. See, 2. Who 3. While 4. Now 5. He the Lord as is this that He lifts His our heavn ly has raised our cends comes hands Aa hu in in in ron man tri glo bless en na umph; ry, ing, ters, ture see with He with in the the is His the King trump part blood, clouds in of ed with to ro ju from in Gods yal bi His the right state, lee? friends veil; hand;
4 4
Ri Lord While Josh There
ding of their ua we
on the bat tles, ea ger now is sit in
clouds, God eyes come heavn
His of be to ly
char arm hold Ca pla
iot, ies, Him, naan, ces,
To He He and there
His has up the with
heavn gained on kings Him
ly the the be in
pal ace gate. vic tor y. cloud as cends; fore Him quail; glo ry stand:
Hark! He He Now Je
the Who Who He sus
choirs on walked plants reigns,
of the with the a
an cross God tribes dored
gel voi ces did suf fer, and pleased Him, rael of Is by an gels;
Joy He preach in man
ful who ing their with
al from truth pro God
le the and mised is
lu grave doom rest on
ias a to ing the
sing, rose, come, place; throne;
And He He, Now Might
the has our our y
por tals van quished E noch, great El Lord, in
high sin is i Thine
are and trans jah as
lift ed Sa tan, la ted of fers cen sion
To re ceive He by death to His ev dou ble por we by faith
their has er tion be
heavn spoiled last of hold
ly His ing His our
King. foes. home. grace. own.
Ps 68:18, Eph 4:815, Acts 1:611, Lk 24:5035, Jn 14:111
87878787
ASCENSION
97(2)
6. Ho ly Ghost, Il 7. See Him, Who is 8. Raise us up from 9. So at last, when 10. Glo ry be to
lum gone earth He God
in a tor, be fore us, to Hea ven, ap pear eth, the Fa ther,
shed Heavn give we Glo
Thy beams up ly man sions us wings of from out our ry be to
on to faith graves God
our pre and may the
eyes, pare, love, spring, Son,
Help us to look See Him, who is Gales of ho ly With our youth re ing, risn, as Dy
up ev as newed cend
with Ste phen, er plead ing pir a tions like eag les, ing for us,
and For waft flock who
to see us with ing us ing round the heavn
be pre to our ly
yond vail realms Heavn realm
the ing a ly has
skies, prayer, bove; King. won;
Where See That, Caught Glo
the Son Him, who with hearts up on ry to
of with and the the
Man sound minds clouds Ho
in of up of ly
glo ry trum pet, lift ed, Hea ven, Spir it,
Stand and we and To
ing is at with His an with Christ our may meet Him One God in
Gods gel Lord in Per
right ic may the sons
hand, train, dwell, air, Three;
Beck Sum Where Rise Glo
ning on His mon ing the He sits en to realms where ry both in
mar world throned He earth
tyr ar to judg in glo is reign and Hea
my, ment, ry ing, ven,
suc cor ing His on the clouds will in His heavn ly and may reign for glo ry, end less
faith come Cit ev glo
ful band. a gain. a del. er there. ry, be.
Ps 68:18, Eph 4:815, Acts 1:611, Lk 24:5035, Jn 14:111
87878787
98
Breathe on Me, Breath of God
PENTECOST
Words: Edwin Hatch, 1878. Music: Aylesbury or Wirksworth found in John Chethams Psalmody, 1718. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1904. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. Breathe 2. Breathe 3. Breathe on on on me, me, me, breath breath breath of of of God, God, God, Fill Un So me til shall with my I life heart ne a is ver new, pure, die,
4 4
That I may Un til with But live with
love what Thou dost Thee I will one Thee the per fect
love, And do what will, To do and life Of Thine e
Thou wouldst to en ter ni
do. dure. ty.
Ez 37:59, Gen 2:7, Is 42:5
6686
PENTECOST
Come Down, O Love Divine
99
Words: Bianco of Siena d. 1434. Translated by Richard F. Littledale, 1867. Music: Down Ampney Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Come down, O 2. O let it 3. Let ho ly 4. And so the love free char yearn di ly it ing vine, burn, y strong, seek til mine with Thou earth out which this ly ward the soul pas ves soul of sions ture will
4 4
mine, turn be, long,
And To And Shall
vis dust low far
it and li out
it ash ness pass
with es be the
Thine own in its come mine powr of
ar heat in hu
dor con ner man
glow su cloth tell
ing. ming; ing; ing;
O And True For
Com let low none
fort Thy li can
er, glor ness guess
draw ious of its
near, light heart, grace,
with shine which till
in ev takes he
my er the be
heart on hum come
ap my bler the
pear, sight, part, place
And And And Where
kin dle clothe me oer its in the
it, Thy round, the own short Ho ly
ho ly flame be while my path il com ings weeps with Spir it makes His
stow lum loath dwell
ing. ing. ing. ing.
Acts 2:23, Rom 5:5, Ez 36:2628, Jn 14:1617, Jn 14:26
6 6 11 6 6 11
100
Come Holy Spirit, Lord Our God

(also known as Come Holy Ghost, God and Lord)
PENTECOST
Words: v. 1 ancient Latin. v.23 Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozel Russell (18061874). Music: Komm Heiliger Geist, Herre Gott ancient Latin found in Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Leonard Woolsey Bacon, 1883 after Erythraeus, 1609. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Come, Ho ly 2. O, ho liest 3. O ho liest Spi Light! Fire! rit, O O Lord Rock Source our a of God, dored! rest! And Give Grant pour Thy us Thy that with gifts light, joy of Thy and
4 4
grace liv hope
a ing pos
broad; Word, sest,
Thy To And
faith God in
ful Him Thy
peo self ser
ple our vice
fill spir kept
with its for
bles sing, lead ing, ev er,
Loves With Naught
fire Him us
their as from
hearts chil Thee
po dren may
ssess plea se
ing. ding. ver.
O Lord, Thou From er ror, Lord, may Thy
by Lord, powr
Thy our pre
heavn souls pare
ly de each
Light fend, heart;
Dost That To
ga ther they on our weak
and Christ na
in a ture
Lk 11:13, Rom 5:5, 1Cor 12:13, Jn 16:1314, 2Tim 1:14
8 8 9 7 8 8 9 9 with Alleluias
PENTECOST
100(2)
faith lone strength
u at im
nite tend; part,
Through In On
all Him ward
the with to
world faith press,
a un our
ho feigned foes
ly a de
na tion bid ing, fy ing,
To In To
sing Him Thee,
to with through
Thee all liv
with their ing
ex might and
ul con through
ta fid dy
tion, ing. ing.
Hal
le
lu
jah!
Hal
le
lu
jah!
Lk 11:13, Rom 5:5, 1Cor 12:13, Jn 16:1314, 2Tim 1:14
8 8 9 7 8 8 9 9 with Alleluias
101
Come, God Creator, Holy Ghost

(also known as Creator, Spirit, Holy Dove or Come Holy Ghost, Creator Blest)
PENTECOST
Words: variously ascribed to Ambrose, Gregory the Great, Charlemagne, or Rhabanus Maurus. Translated by Martin Luther, 1524. Translated from German to English by Leonard Woolsey Bacon, 1883. Music: Komm, Gott Schoepfer Heiliger Geist ancient Latin found in Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Come, 2. For 3. Our 4. Thou 5. Drive God Com minds with far Cre fort il Thy from a er lu won us tor, Thy mine drous our Ho name and sevn wi ly we re fold ly Ghost, call. fresh, gifts foe; And Sweet Deep The Grant vis gift in fin us it of our ger Thy Thou God hearts art bless these most let of d souls high love Gods peace of a burn right with men; bove, bright; hand; in,
4 4
Fill them A ho Thou knowst The Fa That in
with ly the thers Thy
gra unc weak Word foot
ces, tion ness Thou steps
as to of send we
Thou us our est may
dost, all flesh; swift go,
Thy O And On And
crea Fount strength tongues shun
tures of en of the
make life, us fire dark
pure Fire with to ways
a of Thy each of
gain. love. might. land. sin.
6. Teach us the Father well to know, Likewise His only Son our Lord, Thyself to us believing show, Spirit of both, aye adored
7. Praise to the Father, and the Son Who from the dead is risen again; Praise to the Comforter be done Both now and ever. Amen.
Jn 14:16, Acts 2:14, 1Cor 12:711
8887
PENTECOST
Holy Ghost, with Light Divine
102
Words: verses 16 Andrew Reed, 1817. verses 713 Samuel Longfellow, 1864. Music: Canterbury or Song 13 Orlando Gibbons, 1623. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. Ho 2. Let 3. Ho 4. Ho 5. Ho ly Ghost, with me see my ly Ghost, with ly Ghost, with ly Spir it, light di vine Sa viors face, powr di vine joy di vine all di vine, Shine Let Cleanse Cheer Dwell up on this me all His this guil ty this sad dened with in this heart of beau ties heart of heart of heart of mine; trace; mine; mine; mine;
4 4
Chase Show In Yield Cast
the shades of those glo rious Thy mer cy red, a sac down ev ery
night a truths to pit y set tled i dol
way, me me, peace, throne,
Turn Which From Let Reign
the are sins it su
dark on bon grow preme,
ness ly dage and and
in known set still reign
to to me in a
day. Thee. free. crease. lone.
6. See, to Thee I yield my heart, Shed Thy life through every part; A pure temple I would be, Wholly dedicate to Thee. 7. Holy Spirit, Truth divine, Dawn upon this soul of mine; Word of God and inward light Wake my spirit, clear my sight. 8. Holy Spirit, Love divine, Glow within this heart of mine; Kindle every high desire; Perish self in Thy pure fire. 9. Holy Spirit, Power divine Fill and nerve this will of mine; Grant that I may strongly live, Bravely bear, and nobly strive.
10. Holy Spirit, Right divine, King within my conscience reign; Be my Lord, and I shall be Firmly bound, forever free. 11. Holy Spirit, Peace divine, Still this restless heart of mine; Speak to calm this tossing sea, Stayed in Thy tranquility. 12. Holy Spirit, Joy divine, Gladden Thou this heart of mine; In the desert ways I sing, "Spring, O Well, forever spring." 13. Now incline me to repent, Let me now my sins lament, Now my foul revolt deplore, Weep, believe, and sin no more.
Jn 14:1617, Jn 4:24, Acts 2:24
7777
103
Holy Spirit, Ever Dwelling
PENTECOST
Words: Timothy Rees, 1922. Music: Ebenezer or TonYBotel Thomas J. Williams, 1890. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 180
3
8 4
3
1. Ho ly 2. Ho ly 3. Ho ly
Spir it, Spi rit, Spir it,
ev ev ev
er er er
dwel breath work
ling ing ing
in the on the through the

3
ho church chur
liest the chs
realms breath mi
of light of life ni stry
8 4
3 3 3 3
Ho ly Spir it, ly Spir it, Ho Quick ning, strength ning,
ev ev and
er er ab
brood stri solv
ing ving ing
oer a world through your peo set ting cap

3
of ples tive
gloom cease sin
and blight less strife ners free
3 3 3 3 3
Ho Ho Ho
ly ly ly
Spir it, Spir it, Spir it,
ev ev ev
er er er
rais ing form ing bind ing
earth bound in the age to
souls to church the age and
glo mind soul
ry of to
high Christ soul
Liv ing, life im In our wor ship In com mu ni
part ing we will ty un
Spir praise end
it you ing
you we for your you we

3
praise fruit wor
and and ship
mag gifts and
ni fy. un priced. ex tol.
Gen 1:12, 1Cor 12:1214, Eph 3:79
87878787
PENTECOST
The Comforter Has Come
104
Words: Frank Bottome, 1890. Music: The Comforter Has Come William J. Kirkpatrick, 1890. Setting: "Pentecostal Hymns, No. 2", 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 95
3 4
1. O 2. The 3. Lo, 4. O 5. Sing, spread long, the bound till the long great less the ti dings night is King of love di ech oes round, past, kings, vine! fly wher the with how a ev morn heal shall bove er ing ing this the man breaks in tongue vault is at His of ed found, last, wings, mine sky, Wher And To To And
3 4
ev er hu hushd the dread ev ry cap wond ring mor all the saints
man ful tive tals a
hearts wail soul tell bove
and and a the to
hu fu full match all
man ry de less be
woes a of the liv rance grace di low re
bound; blast, brings; vine; ply,
Let As And That In
ev oer thro I, strains
ry the the a of
Chris gold va child end
tian en cant of less
tongue hills cells hell, love
pro the the should the
claim day song in song
the ad of His that
joy vanc tri im neer
ful es umph age will
sound: fast! rings; shine! die:
The The The The The
Com Com Com Com Com
fort fort fort fort fort
er er er er er
has has has has has
come! come! come! come! come!
The
Com
fort er has
come,
The
Com
fort er has
come!
The
Ho
ly Ghost from
heavn,
The
Fa
thers
pro
mise
givn;
spread
the
ti
dings
round,
Wher
ev
er
man is
found:
The
Com
fort
er
has
come!
Jn 14:16, Ps 23:4, Is 40:12, 66:1214
12 12 12 6 12 12 12 6
105
God the Father Be Our Stay

(also known as God the Father With Us Stay or God the Father With Us Be)
TRINITY
Words: 15th Century Litany, adapted by Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Gott Der Vater, Wohn Uns Bei from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: composite from Landgraf Moritz, 1612 and "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 100
1. God 2. Je 3. Ho 1(alt). Tri
the sus ly une
Fa Christ Ghost, God,
ther, be be be
be Thou Thou Thou
our our our our
Stay, When Stay, Stay, Stay,
hells dread powrs as
sail
us;
Cleanse us
from our
sins, we pray, Nor
in
our
last hour
fail
us.
Keep us
from the
vil
One; Firm in
the
faith
bid
ing,
In
Christ our
Sa
vior
hid
ing,
And heart i
ly
con fid
ing.
Let us put Gods
ar mor on: With all true
Christ
ians
run
ning Our
heavn ly
race and
shun
ning The de
vils
wiles
and cun
ning.
men,
men,
this
be
done,
So sing
we,
Hal
le
lu
jah!
Mt 6:713, Ps 31:13, Eph 6:1017, Ps 55:22, Is 46:4
77777777777777
TRINITY
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name
106
Words: attr. Ignaz Franz, 1774. Translated by Clarence A. Walworth, 1858. Music: Te Deum or Hursley or Grosser Gott, wir Loben Dich from Katholisches Gesangbuch, Maria Theresa, 1774. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 120
3 4
1. Ho 2. Hark! 3. Lo! 4. Ho ly the the ly God, loud a Fa we ce post ther, praise les o Ho Thy tial lic ly Name; hymn train Son, Lord An Join Ho of gel the ly all, cho sa Spi irs we a cred rit,
3 4
bow bove Name Three
be are to we
fore rai hal name
Thee! sing, low; Thee;
All Cher Pro While
on u phets in
earth bim swell es
Thy and the sence
scep ser loud on
ter a re ly
claim, phim, frain, One,
All In And Un
in un the div
Hea ven a ceas ing white robed id ed
bove cho mar God
a rus tyrs we
dore prais fol claim
Thee; ing; low; Thee;
In Fill And And
fin the from a
ite Thy hea vens with morn to dor ing
vast sweet set bend
do ac of the
main, cord: sun, knee,
Ev Ho Through While
er ly, the we
last ho Church own
ing ly, the the
is ho song my
Thy ly, goes ster
reign. Lord. on. y.
Ps 103:3, Heb 13:15, Rev 46
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Isaiah, Mighty Seer, In Days of Old

(also known as These Things the Seer Isaiah did Befall or Isaiah twas the Prophet)
TRINITY
Words: Martin Luther, 1526 as the Sanctus of the German Mass, after Is 6:14. Translation composite. Music: Jesaia Dem Propheten das Geschah Martin Luther, 1526 in the German Mass. Setting: Erythraeus, 1608. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 140
4 4
1. Is ai ah, might y seer, in days of old The Lord of all in Spir it did be hold
4 4
High on a
loft y throne, in
splen dor bright,
With flow ing
train that filled the
Tem ple quite.
A bove the
throne were state ly
ser
a phim,
Six wings had
they, these mess en
gers of Him.
With twain they
veiled their fa ces,
as was meet,
With twain in
rev erent awe they
hid their feet,
And with the
o ther twain a
loft they soared,
One to the
o ther called and
praised the Lord:
Is 6:14, Rev 4:8
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
TRINITY
107(2)
"Ho
ly
is
God, the Lord of
Sa ba oth!
Ho
ly
is
God, the Lord of
Sa ba oth!
Ho
ly
is
God, the Lord of
Sa ba oth!
Be
hold, His
glo ry fill eth
all the earth!"
The beams and
lin tels trem bled
at the
cry,
And clouds of
smoke en wrapped the
throne on high.
Is 6:14, Rev 4:8
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
108
We All Believe in One True God

(also known as In One True God We All Believe)
TRINITY
Words: Medieval text expanded by Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite. Music: Wir Glauben all an Einen Gott, Schoepfer or Apostolic Creed Medieval tune altered by Martin Luther. Found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: "Eisenach Kirchenconserenz", G.v. Tucher et. al. , Stuttgart, 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. We 2. We 3. We
all all all
be lieve be lieve con fess
in in the
one Je Ho
true sus ly
God, Christ, Ghost,
Who cre His own Who sweet
a ted Son, our grace and
earth and hea Lord, pos ses com fort giv
ven, sing eth
The Fa ther, who to us in love An e qual God head, throne, and might, And with the Fa ther and the Son
Hath the right of Source of ev ery In e ter nal
chil dren gi grace and bless y liv glor
ven. ing. eth;
He Born Who
both of the
soul and bo dy feed Ma ry, vir gin mo Church, His own cre a
eth, ther, tion,
All we need He By the pow er Keeps in u ni
doth of ty
pro the of
vide Spir spi
us; it, rit.
He through snares Made true man, Here for give
and our ness
per el and
ils der sal
lead Bro va
eth, ther, tion
1Jn 5:20, Is 41:913, Jn 1:14, 1Jn 4:910, 1Cor 12:3, Rom 8:2627
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Watch That Dai
ing the ly
that no harm be tide lost might life in her come through Je sus mer
us. it; it.
He car Was cru All flesh
eth ci shall
for fied rise,
us for and
day sin we
and ful shall
night, men be
All things are gov erned And raised by God to In bliss with God e
by His might. life a gain. ter nal ly.
1Jn 5:20, Is 41:913, Jn 1:14, 1Jn 4:910, 1Cor 12:3, Rom 8:2627
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Holy Holy, Holy
TRINITY
Words: Reginald Heber, 1826. Music: Nicaea John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. Ho 2. Ho 3. Ho 4. Ho ly, ly, ly, ly, ho ho ho ho ly, ly, ly, ly, ho ho ho ho ly! ly! ly! ly! Lord God Al All the saints a though the dark ness Lord God Al migh dore hide might ty! Thee, Thee, y! Ear Cast Though All ly in the ing down their the eye of Thy works shall
4 4
morn ing our gold en crowns a ful man Thy sin praise Thy Name, in
song shall rise to round the glass y glor y may not earth, and sky, and
Thee; sea; see; sea;
Ho Che On Ho
ly, ho ly, ru bim and ly Thou art ly, ho ly,
ho ser ho ho
ly, a phim ly; ly;
mer fall there mer
ci ing is ci
ful down none ful
and be be and
might fore side might
y! Thee, Thee, y!
God in three Who was, and Per fect in God in three
Per sons, is, and powr, in Per sons,
bless ev love, bless
ed er and ed
Tri ni more shall pur it Tri ni
ty! be. y. ty!
Rev 4:411, Is 6:3
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A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
110
Words: Martin Luther, 1529. Translation composite circa 1868 Pennsylvania Lutheran Church Book. Music: Ein Feste Burg (Rhythmic) Martin Luther, 1529. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. A 2. With 3. Though 4. The
might might dev Word
y of ils they
For ours all still
tress can the shall
is our God, nau ght be done, wor ld should fill, let re main
A Soon All Nor
trust were ea an
y Shield and our loss ef ger to de y thanks have
Weap fect vour for
on; ed; us. it;
He But We Hes
helps for trem by
us free us fights ble not, our side
from the we up
ev Val fear on
ery iant no the
need One, ill, plain
That Whom They With
hath us now oer tak God Him self e le shall not o ver power His good gifts and Spi
en. cted. us. rit.
The old Ask ye, This worlds And take
e Who prince they
vil is may our
Foe this? still life,
Now means dead ly woe; Je sus Christ it is. Scowl fierce as he will, Goods, fame, child and wife,
Deep Of He Let
guile and great might Sab a oth Lord, can harm us none, these all be gone,
Are his dread And theres none Hes judged; the They yet have
arms oth deed no
in er is thing
fight; God; done; won;
On Earth He holds One lit The King
is the tle dom
not field word ours
his e for ev can fell re main
qual. er. him. eth.
2Sam 22:23, Ps 18:12, 1Cor 15:5557, Rom 8:3739
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If God Had Not Been on Our Side
REFORMATION
(also known as Had God not Come, May Israel Say or Were God Not With Us At This Time)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite. Music: Wr Gott nicht mit uns diese Zeit (1524) from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. If God had 2. Their fur ious 3. Blest be the not been on wrath, did God Lord, who foiled our per their side mit, threat And Would That had not come to sure ly have con they could not de aid sumed vour us, us us;
4 4
The And Our
foes with as a souls, like
all their powr deep and yawn birds, es caped
and ing their
pride pit net,
Would With They
sure ly have dis life and limb en could not ov er
mayed tombed powr
us; us. us.
For we, His Like men oer The snare is
flock, would have whom dark wa bro ken we
to ters are
fear roll free!
The Their Our
threat of men wrath would have help is ev
both en er,
far gulfed Lord,
and our in
near soul Thee,
Who And, Who
rise like mad
in a est
might flood, earth
a gainst oer whelmed and hea
us. us. ven.
Ps 124:18, Rom 8:3139
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If God Had Not Been on Our Side
112
(also known as Had God not Come, May Israel Say or Were God Not With Us At This Time)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite. Music: Wr Gott nicht mit uns diese Zeit (1537) from Walters Hymnal, 1537. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. If God had 2. Their fur ious 3. Blest be the not been on our wrath, did God per Lord, who foiled their side And had not mit, Would sure ly threat That they could come to aid have con sumed not de vour us, us us;
4 4
The And Our
foes with as a souls, like
all their powr and deep and yawn ing birds, es caped their
pride pit net,
Would sure ly With life and They could not
have dis mayed limb en tombed ov er powr
us; us. us.
For we, Like men The snare
His oer is
flock, whom bro
would dark ken
have wa we
to ters are
fear roll free!
The threat Their wrath Our help
of would is
men have ev
both far and en gulfed our er, Lord, in
near soul Thee,
Who rise And, like Who mad
in a est
might a gainst flood, oer whelmed earth and hea
us. us. ven.
Ps 124:18, Rom 8:3139
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Look Down, O Lord, From Heaven Behold
REFORMATION
(also known as O God, from Heaven Look Down or O God, Look Down from Heaven and See)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Frances Elizabeth Cox, 1864. Music: Ach Gott vom Himmel from Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Karl August Haupt, 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Look 2. With 3. God 4. For 5. The down, O Lord, from frauds which they them sure ly will up this, saith God, I sil ver sevn times heavn selves root will tried be in all a is hold, vent those rise, pure And Thy With These From let truth vain wolves all thy they de my a pit have ceits flock dult y con who are er wa foun store ren a ken! ded; us, ding; tion;
4 4
How Their With Ive So,
few hearts haugh heard through
the flock with are not with ty tongue who my peo ples Gods word, shall
in one God bit men
thy con o ter en
fold, sent ppose, sighs dure
Ne On And To Each
glec ted and for thy pure doc trine say, "Wholl stand be heavn my throne as tri al and temp
sa ground fore cend ta
ken! ed; us? ing: tion:
Al And, By Now Its
most thoult seek whilst they gleam right or might will I up, worth gleams bright
for with we and er
faith in out ward will pre set at through the
vain, show, vail; rest cross,
And They What Each And,
those lead we wear pur
who thy de y i
should thy peo ple ter mine soul by fied from
truth to can fraud hu
main and not op man
tain fro, fail, prest, dross,
Thy In For The It
Word err who poor shines
from ors can with through
us maze lord might e
have a it de very
ta stound oer fend na
ken. ed. us?" ing. tion.
6. Thy truth thou wilt preserve, O Lord, From this vile generation; Make us to lean upon thy word, With calm anticipation. The wicked walk on every side When, mid thy flock, the vile abide In powr and exaltation.
Acts 20:2832, Lk 18:78, 1Jn 2:1823 8787887
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Look Down, O Lord, From Heaven Behold
114
(also known as O God, from Heaven Look Down or O God, Look Down from Heaven and See)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Frances Elizabeth Cox, 1864. Music: Es ist das Heil uns Kommen Her traditional German circa 1400 from Etlich Christlich Lider, Wittenberg, 1524. Setting: Karl August Haupt, 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 110
4 4
1. Look 2. With 3. God 4. For 5. The down, O Lord, from frauds which they them ly will up sure this, saith God, I sil ver sevn times heavn selves root will tried be in all a is hold, vent those rise, pure And Thy With These From let truth vain wolves all thy they de my a pit y have con ceits who flock are dult er wa foun store ren a ken! ded; us, ding; tion;
4 4
How Their With Ive So,
few hearts haugh heard through
the flock with are not with ty tongue who my peo ples Gods word, shall
in one God bit men
thy con o ter en
fold, sent ppose, sighs dure
Ne On And To Each
glec ted and for thy pure doc trine say, "Wholl stand be heavn my throne as tri al and temp
sa ground fore cend ta
ken! ed; us? ing: tion:
Al And, By Now Its
most thoult seek whilst they gleam right or might will I up, worth gleams bright
for with we and er
faith in out ward will pre set at through the
vain, show, vail; rest cross,
And They What Each And,
those lead we wear pur
who thy de y i
should thy peo ple ter mine soul by fied from
truth to can fraud hu
main and not op man
tain fro, fail, prest, dross,
Thy In For The It
Word from us ors maze err who can lord poor with might shines through e
have a it de very
ta stound oer fend na
ken. ed. us?" ing. tion.
6. Thy truth thou wilt preserve, O Lord, From this vile generation; Make us to lean upon thy word, With calm anticipation. The wicked walk on every side When, mid thy flock, the vile abide In powr and exaltation.
Acts 20:2832, Lk 18:78, 1Jn 2:1823 8787887
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Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word
REFORMATION
Words: Martin Luther, 1541. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863. Music: Erhalt Uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort from Klugs "Geistliche Lieder auffs new gebessert", 1543. Setting: Hans Leo Hassler, unknown date. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Lord, 2. Lord 3. O
keep us stead fast in Thy Je sus Christ, Thy powr make of price less Com fort er
Word; known, worth,
Curb For Send
those who fain by Thou art Lord of peace and u ni
craft and lords a ty on
sword lone; earth.
Would De Sup
wrest the king dom from Thy fend Thy Christ en dom that port us in our fi nal
Son we strife
And May And
set ev lead
at naught all He hath er more sing praise to us out of death to
done. Thee. life.
Ps 119:510, 2Jn 1:9, Jn 8:31, Eph 4:36
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The Mouth of Fools Doth God Confess

(also known as Although the Fools Say with Their Mouth)
116
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Es spricht der Unweisen Mund from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. The mouth of 2. The Lord looked 3. But none there 4. How long, by 5. There fore their fools down was fol heart doth God from his who walked ly blind is ne con high with ly ver fess, towr God, led, still, But On For Will A while all all ye fall their man a op ing lips kind side press leaf draw be had the dis nigh low slid need mays Him, Him, den, y, them;
4 4
Their To De And God
heart is see if lu sive eat my is with
full an paths peo him
of wick ed y owned His of fol ly ple up like who doth His
ness, powr, trod, bread? will,
And And And So Who
all their tru ly fo llowed fierce are trusts him
deeds sought lusts ye, and
de to for and o
ny know bid greed beys
Him. Him; den; y! Him;
Co rrupt are Who all their Not one there In God they But ye the
they, and der un was who put no poor mans
ev stand prac trust hope
ery ing ticed at des
one bent good, all, pise,
A To And Nor And
bom in ab le search His ho ly yet they deemed, in will on Him in laugh at him, een
works Word, haugh trou when
hath in ty ble he
done; tent mood, call, cries,
There To Their But That
is do deeds be God
not his must their is
one will sure own his
well in ly pro sure
do earn please vi com
er. est. Him. ders. fort.
6. Who shall to Israels outcast race From Zion bring salvation? God will himself at length show grace, And loose the captive nation; That will he do by Christ their King; Let Jacob then be glad and sing, And Israel be joyful.
Ps 53:16, Lk 4:1721, Ps 14:17, Ps 118:46
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All Who Believe and Are Baptized

(also known as He That Believes and Is Baptized)
BAPTISMAL LIFE
Words: Thomas Hansen Kingo, 1689. Translation by George Alfred Taylor Rygh, 1909, alt. Music: Es ist das Heil uns Kommen Her German circa 1400 from Etlich Christlich Lider, Wittenberg, 1524. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. All 2. With who be lieve and one ac cord, O are bap tized shall God, we pray: grant see us the Lords sal thy Ho ly va Spi tion; rit;
4 4
bap look
tized in thou on
to our
the in
death of Christ, they firm it y through
are Je
a new cre sus blood and
a mer
tion. it.
through Grant
Christs us
re demp to grow
tion in
they grace
shall each
stand day
a that
mong by
the glor this sac
ious ra
heavn ment
ly we
band may
of e
ev ter
ery nal
tribe life
and in
na her
tion. it.
Mk 16:16, Rom 6:34, Titus 3:47, Jude 1:2021, Is 53:45, Col 2:1114, Rev 7:1314
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Baptized Into Thy Name Most Holy
118
Words: Johann Jakob Rambach, 1734. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863 and August Crull, 1884. Music: O Dass Ich Tausend Zungen Htte (Dretzel) Kornelius Heinrich Dretzel, 1731. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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3 4
1. Bap tized in 2. My lov ing 3. And I have 4. My faith ful 5. Yes, all I to Thy Fa ther, vowed to God, Thou am and Name here fear fail love most doth and est most ho ly, take me love Thee nev er, dear ly, O Fa ther, To be hence And to o Thy cov nant To Thee I Son, forth bey sure of and His Thee, ly fer
3 4
Ho child Lord, will now
ly and a a the
Ghost, heir; lone; bide; whole;
I My I Oh, O
claim a faith ful felt Thy cast me let me
place, Sa Ho not make
though vior, ly a my
weak now Spi way vows
and doth rit for sin
low ly, make me move me, ev er cere ly,
A The I Should Take
mong Thy fruit of dared to I trans full pos
seed, all pledge gress ses
Thy His my it sion
cho sor self on of
sen rows Thine my my
host. share; own, side! soul!
Bur My Re But Let
ied Com noun if naught
with fort cing I with
Christ er sin fall in
and will to hide me,
dead com keep not naught
to fort the Thy I
sin, me faith face, own,
Thy When And Re Serve
Spi rit dark est war with store Thy a ny
now clouds e child, will
shall a vil Lord, save
live with round I un to by Thy Thine a
in. see. death. Grace. lone.
6.Hence, Prince of darkness, hence forever, For I belong now to my God! Tis true, I sinned; but my dear Savior Hath cleansed me with His holy blood. Away, vain world, sin, leave me now, I turn from you; God hears my vow. Mt 28:19, Rom 6:24, Gal 3:2627, Ps 51:1012, Rom 14:89
7.And never let my purpose falter, O Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, But keep me faithful to Thine altar, Till Thou shalt call me from my post; So unto Thee I live and die, And praise Thee evermore on high. 989888
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I Bind Unto Myself Today
BAPTISMAL LIFE
Words: attributed to St. Patrick of Ireland (circa 387466). Paraphrased by Cecil F. Alexander, 1889. Music: St. Patricks Breastplate Charles V. Stanford, 1902. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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3 4
1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I 5. I bind bind bind bind bind un this un un un to day to to to my to my my my self me self self self to for the to to day The ev er By pow er Of day The day The strong Name pow er of the great vir tues pow er of of faith, love of God the Christs of the to
3 4 3 4
Tri in cher star hold
ni car u lit and
ty, na bim; heav lead,
tion; en,
By His The The His
in bap sweet glor eye
vo tism "Well ious to
ca in done" suns watch,
tion the in life His
of Jor judg giv might
the dan ment ing to
29
same riv ho ray, stay,
er, ur,
The His The The His
Three death ser white ear
in on vice ness to
One Cross of of hear
and for the the ken
One my ser moon to
in sal a at my
Three. va tion; phim, ev en, need.
Mt 28:19, Ps 91:4, 2Cor 13:14
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2. His 3. Con 4. The 5. The
burst fes flash wis
ing sors ing dom
from faith, of of
the A the my
spic pos light God
d tles ning to
tomb, word, free, teach,
His The The His
rid Pa whirl hand
ing triarchs ing to
up the pray ers, the winds tem guide, His
heavn ly pro phets pest uous shield to
way, scrolls, shocks, ward;
His All The The
com good sta word
ing deeds ble of
at done earth, God
the un the to
day to deep give
of the salt me
doom Lord sea speech,
I And A His
bind pu round heavn
un ri the ly
to ty old host
my of e to
self vir ter be
to gin nal my
day. souls. rocks. guard.
6. Against the demon snares of sin, The vice that gives temptation force, The natural lusts that war within, The hostile men that mar my course; Or few or many, far or nigh, In every place and in all hours, Against their fierce hostility I bind to me these holy powers. 7. Against all Satans spells and wiles, Against false words of heresy, Against the knowledge that defiles, Against the hearts idolatry, Against the wizards evil craft, Against the death wound and the burning, The choking wave, the poisoned shaft, Protect me, Christ, till Thy returning.
8. Christ be with me, Christ within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me, Christ to win me, Christ to comfort and restore me. Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger. 9. I bind unto myself the Name, The strong Name of the Trinity, By invocation of the same, The Three in One and One in Three. By Whom all nature hath creation, Eternal Father, Spirit, Word: Praise to the Lord of my salvation, Salvation is of Christ the Lord.
Mt 28:19, Ps 91:4, 2Cor 13:14
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You People Who Now Are Baptized
BAPTISMAL LIFE
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1667. Translated by Brian J. Dumont, March 2011. Music: Es ist Gewisslich an der Zeit from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610. copyright: Words: Copyright 2011, Brian J. Dumont. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. You peo 2. Be fore 3. Your soul 4. The ma 5. Then washed ple held and jes clean who in bo ty in now are bap your mo thers dy turned with that ter ri this ho ly tized arm, in, fies flood, Gods From Sin Was The gra cious love your time of filled you like all Gods pres wa ter of sur con a ence Bap
4 4
rounds cep poi brought ti
you. tion, son. you. sm;
By Christs Name Quite hos tile Con cern for Your fault you In stilled faith
youre now re cog to the Laws al neigh bor pa per could not rect if in Christs ho ly
nized; Pon arms Let thin; Gods y; An blood Brought
der there love xi to
what be was et the
hap pened no de simp ly y con Fa thers
to cep for sumed King
you: tion. eign. you. dom,
Whose A Then A Your
work sin raised slave heart
was ner by of re
it born God sin built
which of the and with
fash sin Lord Sa in
ioned ners of tan your
you, Whose seed; Still Life To held Trapped breast, New
Rom 6:311, Col 2:1115, Num 6:27, Mt 28:1920, Rev 3:12, Ps 51:510, 1Pt 3:2122, Gal 3:27, Acts 2:3839, 22:16 8 7 8 7 8 8 7
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in God glow in na
born Him in a ture
na self His pri filled
ture for e son with
that He slew, you would bleed, ter nal Light bound for hell right eous ness,
When He Your Death Your
you took robe was ev
first on of your ery
gained flesh white on sin
His pro to save is gleam ly fu for giv
mise? you. ing. ture. en!
6. It washes all your sins away And makes you pure and holy. Hells hold on you was lost that day, Gods freedom for the lowly. You are now truly Gods dear child An heir of heaven undefiled With crown to cast before Him. 7. Your nature lost in Adams fall, Corrupt through generations, Refreshed now in the waterfall A perfect new creation! The death of death before your eyes: Gods power must be recognized. Hells demons lie defeated! 8. Now we can gladly draw to Christ And boldly ask His blessing Because of Jesus sacrifice, Our sins upon Him pressing. The Father looks on us and sees Christs holiness and His good deeds: White robes givn by His merit.
9. This holy bath ... What powr displays! What wondrous gracefilled cleansing; None on their own can eer appraise The value of their raising. The Word of God in simple form Can calm the tempest and the storm. It brings peace to your spirit. 10. Plain water cannot wash our sin Nor clean our inward spirit, But water with Gods promise can Bring all the Father wills it. The water that floods over you From Gods command has strength imbued. His Name is placed upon you. 11. Too precious to repay somehow, Just grateful thanks we offer. Christs work has been delivered now To you through Word and water. Nothing but Christs atoning work In you could kill deaths ugly smirk Youre now refreshed and holy.
12. Now gladly live as Gods dear child Proclaim to all His Gospel Shine to the world; be undefiled... A beacon to all people. Till called home to eternal joy With new song that well all employ To cast our crowns before Him.
Rom 6:311, Col 2:1115, Num 6:27, Mt 28:1920, Rev 3:12, Ps 51:510, 1Pt 3:2122, Gal 3:27, Acts 2:3839, 22:16 8 7 8 7 8 8 7
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Have Mercy On Me, O My God
CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION
Words: Brian L. Penney, 2007. Music: Third Mode Melody Thomas Tallis, 1567. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906, alt. copyright: Words: Copyright 2007, Brian L. Penney. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
1. Have mer cy 2. O purge me
on now
me, and
O Ill
my be
God clean,
Ac As
cor clean
ding to Your and white as
grace; snow;
Ac O
cor ding wash me
to in
Your ten der the Blood of
Love Christ,
Blot Make
out me
trans gres sions Your glad ness
great; know;
For Cre
I ate
ac in
know me
ledge a
all my sin, clean heart, Lord,
Be Re
fore new
my me
face they tho rough
stand; ly;
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A Re
gainst You store sal
on va
ly tions
have joy
I a
sinned, Theres gain, Up
e vil hold me
on ten
my der
hands. ly.
Ps 51:119, Is 43:2528, Col 2:1314, Acts 3:1821
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Lord Jesus Think On Me
122
Words: Synesius of Cyrene, circa 430. Translated by Allen W. Chatfield, 1876. Music: Southwell William Damans Psalter, 1579. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. Lord 2. Lord 3. Lord 4. Lord 5. Lord Je Je Je Je Je sus, sus, sus, sus, sus, think think think think think on on on on on me me, me me me And With A Nor When purge a ma nya mid the let me floods the way care bat go tem my op tles a pest sin; pressed; strife; stray; high;
4 4
From Let In Through When
earth me all dark on
born pas sions Thy lo ving my pain and ness and per doth rush the
set me ser vant mi se plex it e ne
free And be And ry Be y Point my, O
make taste Thou Thou Sa
me pure Thy pro my Health the heavn vior, be
with mised and ly Thou
in. rest. Life. way. nigh!
6. Lord Jesus, think on me That, when the flood is past, I may theternal brightness see And share Thy joy at last.
7. Lord Jesus, think on me That I may sing above To Father, Spirit, and to Thee The strains of praise and love.
Ps 51:612, Heb 4:1516, Ps 119:133, Lk 23:4243
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123
O Lord My Soul Convicted

(also known as Here Lord My Soul Convicted)
Words: James Maxwell, 1759. Music: Winchester New from "Musikalisches Handbuch", Hamburg, 1690. Setting: Charles Lewis Hutchins, 1896. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. O 2. But 3. I 4. There, 5. A Lord, thanks know I maz my to my be ing soul God, fig hold wis con its leaf with dom, vic loud right won powr ted a eous der, and stands larms ness Lord! love, Of Have Can That Dis
4 4
break warnd neer Christ playd
ing me Thy hath to
all of bro to re
Thy ap ken Thy bels
ten proach law law from
com ing re re a
mands: And harms; And dress; Yet stord Those bove! Do
on now, in ho Thou,
me O the nors O
just Lord, gos on Lord,
ly my pel tha my
mightst wants plan ton faith
Thou I I ing in
pour see, see, day, crease
Thy Lost Theres Which To
wrath and hope guil love
in un of ty and
one done, par sin trust
e I don ners Thy
ter come een took plan
nal to for a of
showr. Thee. me. way. grace.
Mt 22:3446, Eph 5:1521
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Out of the Deep I Cry to Thee

(also known as From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee)
124
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozer Russell (18061874). Music: Aus Tiefer Not (Luther) or Af Dybsens Nd Martin Luther from Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1725. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Out of the 2. But love and 3. For this, my 4. And though I 5. What though our deep I grace with hope in wait the sins are cry to Thee pre God shall live long man i Thee; O vail, O rest, Naught night And fold? Su Lord God, build till preme God, our ing the His hear sins on morn mer my for my re cy cry giv mer turn reign ing: ing; it; eth, eth;
4 4
In The My My No
cline ho heart heart lim
Thy liest con un it
gra deeds fides, doubt can
cious ear to can naught a of Him pos ing trusts His His hand with
me, With vail Of sest, His might Nor hold, Where
prayer all good in ev
to be ness im il
Thee ap fore Thee stays my pa tience most ob
ply liv spi mourn tain
ing. ing. rit. eth. eth.
For Be His Born He
if fore prec of the
Thou Thee ious His good
fix none word Spi Shep
Thy can as rit, herd
search boast sur Is is
ing him eth ra a
eye clear; me; el lone,
On There My In Who
all fore sol the Is
sin must ace, right rael
and each my Way will
in Thy sure thus re
iq judg Rock far deem
ui ment is eth and
ty, fear, he, well, own,
Who, And Where And For
Lord, can live on on my on his giv ing
stand be fore Thy com pas soul a bid God re pos all trans gres
Thee? sion. eth. eth sion.
Ps 130, Eph 2:89, Rom 5:2021, 1Tim 1:14
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125
Out of the Deep I Cry to Thee
(also known as From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee)

Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozer Russell (18061874). Music: Aus Tiefer Not (Strassburg) or Strassburg from Kpfels Gesangbuch, Strassburg, 1525. Setting: Karl August Haupt, 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Out 2. But 3. For 4. And 5. What of love this, though though the and my I our deep I grace with hope in wait the sins are cry to Thee pre God shall live long man i Thee; O vail, O rest, Naught night And fold? Su Lord God, build till preme God, our ing the His hear sins on morn mer my for my re cy cry giv mer turn reign ing: ing; it; eth, eth;
4 4
In The My My No
cline Thy gra cious ho liest deeds can heart con fides, of heart un doubt ing lim it can His
ear naught Him trusts hand
to me, With a vail Of pos sest, His His might Nor with hold, Where
prayer all good in ev
to Thee ap be fore Thee ness stays my im pa tience il most ob
ply liv spi mourn tain
ing. ing. rit. eth. eth.
For Be His Born He
if fore prec of the
Thou Thee ious His good
fix none word Spi Shep
Thy can as rit, herd
search boast sur Is is
ing him eth ra a
eye clear; me; el lone,
On There My In Who
all fore sol the Is
sin must ace, right rael
and each my Way will
in Thy sure thus re
iq judg Rock far deem
ui ment is eth and
ty, fear, He, well, own,
Who, And Where And For
Lord, live on on giv
can on my his ing
stand Thy soul God all
be com a re trans
fore pas bid pos gres
Thee? sion. eth. eth sion.
Ps 130, Eph 2:89, Rom 5:2021, 1Tim 1:14
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While Oer Our Guilty Land, O Lord
126
Words: verses 13, Samuel Davies, 1769. alt. verses 46, Brian J. Dumont, 15 Nov 2010. Music: Federal Street Henry K. Oliver, 1832. Setting: "The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal" (Ohio Synod), 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. While oer our 2. On You, our 3. See, we re 4. We are the 5. Christ is our guil guar pent, old, on ty dian we the ly land, O God, we weep, we sick, the right eous Lord, call; mourn; lame; ness, We Be To We His view fore our blind death the Your for and for terr throne sa deaf us ors of ken cry is
4 4
of grace God Je our
Your we we sus re
sword, fall; turn; Name. dress.
O But O We Your
where is spare plead pro
can there our Your mise
all no guil mer stron
the de ty cy ger
help livr coun for than
less ance try, His our
fly? there? spare sake, sin;
To And The And Blot
whom but must we Church which trust that out O
You per You You Lord
di ish have will what
rect in plant not we
their des ed for have
cry? pair? there. sake. been.
6. We are your children after all, Redeemed by Christ after the fall. Marked with Your Name in Baptism, Our home remains in Your Kingdom.
Ps 51:119, Ezra 9:515, 1Kgs 8:4653, Job 42:16
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At The Lambs High Feast
LORDS SUPPER
Words: Latin, circa 6th Century. Translated by Robert Campbell, 1849. Music: Sonne der Gerechtigkeit Czech, Kirchengeseng, 1566. Setting: Brian J. Dumont, 31 Dec 2009. copyright: Words and Music, public domain. Setting: Copyright 2009 Brian J. Dumont. This setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided it is not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. At 2. Praise 3. Where 4. Praise 5. Might the we the we y Lambs Him, Pas Christ, Vic high whose chal whose tim feast love blood blood from we di is was the sing, vine poured, shed, sky, Praise Gives Deaths Pas Hells to His dark chal fierce our sac an Vic powrs vic tor ious red blood for gel sheathes his tim, Pas chal be neath Thee King, wine, sword; Bread; lie;
4 4 4 4
Who Gives Is With Thou
has washed us His bo dy raels hosts tri cer i sin hast con quered
in for um ty in
the the phant and the
tide Flow feast, Christ go Through love Eat fight, Thou
ing from the Vic the wave we Ma hast brought
his tim, that nna us
pierc Christ drowns from life
d the the a and
side; Priest. foe. bove. light;
A A A A A
lle lle lle lle lle
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
6. Now no more can death appall, Now no more the grave enthrall; Thou hast opened Paradise, And in Thee Thy saints shall rise.
7. Paschal triumph, Easter joy, This alone can sin destroy; From sins death do Thou set free Souls reborn, O Lord, in Thee.
8. Hymns of glory and of praise, Father, to Thee we raise; Risen Lord, all praise to Thee, Ever with the Spirit be.
Rev 19:610, Jn 19:34, Ex 12:2127, Mt 26:2628, Jn 6:3235, 1Cor 15:5357
7 7 7 7 with Alleluia
LORDS SUPPER
I Come, O Savior, To Thy Table
128
Words: Friedrich C. Heyder, 1710. Translation composite. Music: Ich Sterbe Tglich from Emskirchner Choralbuch, 1756. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. I 2. Oh, 3. Un 4. Oh, 5. Thy come, grant wor let heart O that thy me is Sa I though loathe filled vior, in I all with to man am, sin fer Thy ner O for vent ta wor Sa ev yearn ble, thy vior, er ing For May Be As That
4 4
weak and wear y now a pproach Thy cause I have a son death and poi ners may sal sin
is heavn sin to va
my ly ful my tion
soul; board heart, soul see
Thou, Bread of And, as I Yet Thou Thy That I through Who, Lord, to
Life, low lamb will Thee
a ly wilt ful in
lone bow ba sin faith
art be nish ning are
ab fore ne ne turn
le Thee, ver, ver ing;
To Look For May So
sa on Thou see I,
tis ly my Thy a
fy un faith judg sin
and to ful ment ner,
make Thee, Shep take come
me O herd its to
whole: Lord! art: toll! Thee.
Lord, may Thy
bo
dy
and
Thy
blood
Be
for
my
soul
the
high
est good!
12.With Thee, Lord, I am now united; 9.What higher gift can we inherit? 6.Weary am I and heavy laden, I live in Thee and Thou in me. It is faiths bond and solid base; With sin my soul is sore opprest; No sorrow fills my soul, delighted It is the strength of heart and spirit, Receive me graciously and gladden It finds its only joy in Thee. The covenant of hope and grace. My heart, for I am now Thy guest. 13.Who can condemn me now? For surely 10.This feast is manna, wealth abounding 7.Thou here wilt find a heart most lowly The Lord is nigh, who justifies. Unto the poor, to weak ones power, That humbly falls before Thy feet, No hell I fear, and thus securely To angels joy, to hell confounding, That duly weeps oer sin, yet solely With Jesus I to Heaven rise. And life for me in deaths dark hour. Thy merit pleads, as it is meet. 14.Though death may threaten with disaster, 11.Thy body, givn for me, O Savior, 8.By faith I call Thy holy table It cannot rob me of my cheer; Thy blood which Thou for me didst shed, The testament of Thy deep love; For He Who is of death the Master, These are my life and strength forever, For, lo, thereby I now am able With aid and comfort eer is near. By them my hungry soul is fed. To see how love Thy heart doth move. 15.My heart has now become Thy dwelling, O blessd, holy Trinity. With angels I, Thy praises telling, Shall live in joy eternally.
1Cor 11:2329, Lk 22:1720, Mk 14:2225, Mt 26:2628, Ps 130
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129
Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior
LORDS SUPPER
(also known as Jesus Christ Our Redeemer Born or Christ Who Freed Our Souls From Danger or Jesus Christ Our God and Savior)
Words: John Hus (13691415). Expanded by Martin Luther, 1524. Translator v.4,6 by Richard Massie Other verses unknown. Music: Jesus Christus Unser Heiland, Der Von Uns (Walter) from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Von Tucher, 1848, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 140
4 4
1. Je sus 2. To re so 3. Who 4. Praise the 5. Thou shalt Christ, mind to Fa hold our us this ther, with Bless that, board God faith ed to re in un Sav save pair hea shak ior, us eth, ven, en, Turned He Take Who That a hath good such this way Gods died, His heed how dain ty food is
4 4
wrath flesh He food to
for He pre hath be
ev gave par gi tak
er; us eth; ven, en
Suf With Death And By
fring this in for the
pains no bread, a stead of mis deeds sick who
tongue can quick ning life shall thou hast are dis
tell, food, He done tressed,
He And Re Gave By
saved with cieve to those
us this who die whose
from wine, comes His heart
the His un be is
pains pre worth lov sin
of cious il ed o
hell. blood. y. Son. ppressed.
6. To such grace and mercy turneth Every soul that truly mourneth; Art thou well? Avoid this board, Else thou reapest an ill reward. 7. Christ says: "Come ye heavyladen, I your weary hearts will gladden; They that are yet strong and well, Despise the best physicians skill.
8. Couldst thou earn thine own salvation, Useless were my death and passion; This feast is not spread for thee, If thine own helper thou wilt be. 9. If thou this believest truly, And confession makest duly, Thou a welcome guest art here, This heavenly food thy soul shall cheer.
10. But the fruits must not be missing, Love thy neighbor without ceasing, That true love let him receive, Which here to thee thy God doth give.
Eph 5:614, Rom 5:910, 1Cor 11:2329, Jn 6:5057, 1Jn 1:9
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LORDS SUPPER
Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior
130
(also known as Jesus Christ Our Redeemer Born or Christ Who Freed Our Souls From Danger or Jesus Christ Our God and Savior)
Words: John Hus (13691415) expanded by Martin Luther, 1524. Translator v.4,6 by Richard Massie Other verses unknown. Music: Jesus Christus Unser Heiland, Der Von Uns (Klug) from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 140
4 4
1. Je sus 2. To re so 3. Who 4. Praise the 5. Thou shalt Christ, mind to Fa hold our us this ther, with Bless that, board God faith ed to re in un Sav save pair hea shak ior, us eth, ven, en, Turned He Take Who That a hath good such this way Gods died, His heed how dain ty food is wrath flesh He food to for He pre hath be ev gave par gi tak er; us eth; ven, en
4 4
Suf With Death And By
fring this in for the
pains no bread, a stead of mis deeds sick who
tongue quick life thou are
can tell, ning food, shall He hast done dis tressed,
He saved us And with this Re cieve who Gave to die By those whose
from wine, comes His heart
the pains of His pre cious un worth il be lov ed is sin o
hell. blood. y. Son. ppressed.
6. To such grace and mercy turneth Every soul that truly mourneth; Art thou well? Avoid this board, Else thou reapest an ill reward. 7. Christ says: "Come ye heavyladen, I your weary hearts will gladden; They that are yet strong and well, Despise the best physicians skill.
8. Couldst thou earn thine own salvation, Useless were my death and passion; This feast is not spread for thee, If thine own helper thou wilt be. 9. If thou this believest truly, And confession makest duly, Thou a welcome guest art here, This heavenly food thy soul shall cheer.
10. But the fruits must not be missing, Love thy neighbor without ceasing, That true love let him receive, Which here to thee thy God doth give.
Eph 5:614, Rom 5:910, 1Cor 11:2329, Jn 6:5057, 1Jn 1:9
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131
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
LORDS SUPPER
Words: from Liturgy of St. James, 4th Century. Translated by Gerard Moultrie, 1864. Music: Picardy traditional French. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. Let 2. King 3. Rank 4. At all of on His mor kings, rank feet tal yet the the flesh keep born of host of six wingd si lence, Ma ry, hea ven ser aph, And As Spreads Che with of its ru fear and old on van guard bim with trem bling earth He on the sleep less stand; stood, way, eye,
4 4
Pon Lord As Veil
der no thing of lords, in the Light of their fa ces
earth ly hu man light de to the
mind ed, ves ture, scend eth pre sence,
For In From As
with bles the bo the realms with cease
sing dy of less
in His and the end less voice they
hand, blood; day, cry:
Christ He That Al
our God to will give to the powrs of le lu
earth de all the hell may ia, Al
scend fai va le
lu
eth, thful nish ia
Our His As Al
full own the le
hom self dark lu
age for ness ia,
to de heavn ly clears a Lord Most
mand. food. way. High!
Hab 2:20, Acts 1:1011, 1Thess 4:1617, 1Cor 11:2326, Lk 2:815
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LORDS SUPPER
O Lord, I Am Not Worthy
132
Words: from Landshuter Gesangbuch, 1777. Translation unknown, before 1913. Music: Non Dignus traditional air, before 1871. Setting: "American Catholic Hymnal", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. O 2. O 3. But 4. O 5. I Lord, Lord, when Lord, praise I am not Thou art all Thou soon wilt how can I Thee, I ex wor thy ho ly, en ter thank Thee tol Thee, That The My For I Thou shouldst come to an gels Thee a heart, my sin ful such a gift as love Thee O my me, dore; heart, this? Sire,
4 4
But How, Then A Till
speak the words of then, ought I sin heal me, be my ly gift which tru once in joy and
com cere shel fill glo
fort, ly ter, eth ry,
My My For My In
spir wrongs Thou soul heavn
it healed shall and sins de my Sa vior with heavn ly I Thee ad
be. plore! art. bliss! mire.
Mt 8:8, Lk 7:6, 5:8, Is 57:1819, Is 6:910, Acts 2:4647
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133
Thou, Who at Thy First Eucharist
LORDS SUPPER
(also known as Lord, Who the Night You Were Betrayed or At That First Eucharist)
Words: William H. Turton, 1881. Music: Unde Et Memores William Henry Monk, 1875. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Thou, 2. For 3. We 4. So, who at Thy first all Thy Church, O pray Thee too for Lord, at length when Eu cha rist Lord, we in wan drers from sac ra ments didst ter Thy shall pray That cede; Make fold; O cease, May all Thou bring we Thy Church might our sad di them back, good be one with
4 4
be vi Shep all
for ev sions soon herd of Thy Church
er to the a
one, cease; sheep, bove,
Grant Draw Back One
us us to with
at ev ry the near er the faith which Thy saints in
Eu cha rist to each to each, we saints be lieved of one un bro ken
say plead, old, peace,
With By Back One
long draw to with
ing heart and ing all to the Church which Thy saints in
soul, "Thy will be Thee, O Prince of still that faith doth one un bound ed
done." Peace; keep; love;
O Thus Soon More
may we may we may we bless d
all one all one all one still, in
bread, bread, bread, peace
one one one and
bo bo bo love
dy dy dy to
be, be, be, be
Through Through Through One
this blest sac this blest sac this blest sac with the Trin
ra ra ra i
ment ment ment ty
of of of in
un un un un
i i i i
ty. ty. ty. ty.
Jn 17:11, Eph 4:17, 4:1116, 1Cor 10:1617, 1:13, Ps 133, 2Tim 4:34, Jn 10:11
10 10 10 10 10 10
WORD OF GOD
Almighty God Your Word Is Cast
134
Words: John Cawood, 1816. Music: St. Anne William Croft, 1708. Setting: composite found in "The Lutheran Hymnary", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. Al 2. Let 3. Let 4. Nor 5. Oft might y God, Your not the foe of not the worlds de let Your Word so as the prec ious Word is Christ and ceit ful ly kind seed is cast man cares sent sown, Like This The To Your seed in to the ly seed re ho ris ing plant de raise us to Your quick ning grace be ground; move, stroy. throne stow,
4 4
Now But But Re That
let the give it let it turn to all whose
dew root yield You, souls
of in a and the
Heavn ev hun sad truth
de ry dred ly re
scend, heart fold tell ceive,
And To The That Its
right eous fruits a bring forth fruits of fruits of peace and we re ject Your sa ving power may
bound. love. joy. Son. know.
6. Great God, come down and on Your Word Your mighty power bestow, That all who hear the joyful sound, Your saving grace may know.
Mk 4:38,1320, Mt 13:39,1830, Rom 1:16
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135
Jesus Loves Me
WORD OF GOD
Words: Anna B. Warner, 1860. Music: untitled by William B. Bradbury, 1862. Setting: William B. Bradbury, 1866. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. Je 2. Je 3. Je sus sus sus loves me! loves me! loves me! This He He I know, who died will stay For the Bi Hea vens gate Close be side ble to me tells op all me en the so. wide; way;
4 4
Lit tle He will Thou hast
ones wash bled
to a and
Him way died
be my for
long; sin, me,
They Let I
are His will
weak, but lit tle hence forth
He is strong. child come in. live for Thee.
Yes,
Je
sus
loves
me!
Yes,
Je
sus
loves
me!
Yes,
Je
sus
loves
me!
The
Bi
ble
tells
me
so.
Eph 3:1718, Jn 15:1213
7 7 7 7 10 11
WORD OF GOD
Lamp of Our Feet
136
Words: Bernard Barton, 1826. Music: St. Agnes John B. Dykes, 1866. Setting: "Hymnal and Canticles of the Protestant Episcopal Church", 1875. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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3 4
1. Lamp 2. Bread 3. Pil 4. Pole 5. Rich of of lar star es our our of on in feet! where souls! where fire through lifes tem pov er by on watch pest ty! we we es uous our trace feed; dark! deep! aid Our True Or Bea In path, man ra con! ev when na diant when ery wont from cloud doubts need to on by sur ful stray; high! day! round; hour!
3 4
Stream Our When Com Un
from the guide, and waves would pass! by sha ken
fount of chart where whelm our which our rock! the
heavn ly in we toss ing course we pil grims
grace! read bark keep; shade;
Brook by the Of realms be Our an chor Our deep sea The sol diers
trav yond and lead, for
lers the our to tress
way! sky. stay! sound! towr.
6. Our shield and buckler in the fight! Victrys triumphant palm! Comfort in grief! in weakness, might! In sickness, Gileads balm. 7. Childhoods preceptor! manhoods trust! Old ages firm ally! Our hopewhen we go down to dust, Of immortality. 8. Pure oracles of truth divine! Unlike each fabled dream Given forth from Delphos mystic shrine Or groves of Academe!
9. Word of the everliving God! Will of His glorious Son! Without Thee, how could earth be trod? Or Heaven itself be won? 10. Yet to unfold thy hidden worth, Thy mysteries to reveal, That Spirit which first gave thee forth, Thy volume must unseal! 11. And we, if we aright would learn The wisdom it imparts, Must to its heavenly teaching turn With simple, childlike hearts!
Ps 119:105, 2Pt 1:1921, Jn 1:15, 1:14, 5:24, 17:17, Deut 8:3, Lk 1:14, 4:32, 1Cor 1:18, Col 3:16, 1Pt 1:25, 1Jn 1:13
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That Men a godly Life Might Live

(also known as These Are the Holy Ten Commands)
WORD OF GOD
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Dies sind die heilgen zehu Gebot or In Gottes Namen fahren wir circa 1200s found in Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1609. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. That man 2. I am 3. By id 4. Hal low 5. Give to a thy le the thy god God word day par ly and and which ents life Lord speech God hon might a pro hath or live, lone, fane blest, due, God No Take That Be did these ten o ther God not My ho thou and all dut i ful com be ly thy and
4 4
mand sides Name house lov
ments Me in may ing
give own; vain; rest; too;
By On And Keep And
His My praise hand help
true great not and them
ser mer aught heart when
vant cy as from their
Mo ven good la strength
ses, ture and bor de
high thee, true free, cays
Up With But That So
on the mount all thy heart what God doth God may so shalt thou have
Si love say work length
na i. thou Me. and do. in thee. of days.
Have
mer cy,
Lord.
6.Kill thou not out of evil will, Nor hate, nor render ill for ill; Be patient and of gentle mood, And to thy foe do thou good. 7.Be faithful to thy marriage vows, Thy heart give only to thy spouse Keep thy life pure, and lest thou sin Keep thyself with discipline. 8.Steal not; oppressive acts abhor; Nor wring their lifeblood from the poor; But open wide thy loving hand To all the poor in the land.
9.Bear not false witness, nor belie Thy neighbor by foul calumny; Defend his innocence from blame, With charity hide his shame. 10.Thy neighbors wife desire thou not, His house, nor aught that he hath got But wish that his such good may be As thy heart doth wish for thee. 11.God these commandments gave, therein To show thee, son of man, thy sin, And make thee also well perceive How man for God ought to live.
12.Help us, Lord Jesus Christ, for we A Mediator have in Thee; Without Thy help our works so vain Merit naught but endless pain.
Ex 20:117, Deut 5:621, 1Tim 2:56, Ps 60:1112
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WORD OF GOD
The Gospel Shows The Fathers Grace
138
Words: Matthias Loy, 1863. Music: Herr Jesu Christ, Dict Zu Uns Wend from Cantionale Germanicum, Dresden, 1628. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 140
6 4
1. The 2. It 3. It 4. It 5. It Gos sets brings is bears pel shows the the Lamb be viors the Sa the powr of to all the Fa fore right God ti thers our eous to dings grace, Who eyes, Who ness Our save From glad And sent his made tha souls to sin and bids their Son to ton ing robe in Sa tan hearts no save sac ro and more our ri yal the be race, fice, dress; grave; sad;
6 4
Pro And From It The
claims calls all works hea
how Je sus the souls with our guilt it the faith, which vy la den
lived and died That guilt opp ressed To brings re lease And ly clings To firm souls it cheers And
man might thus be come and find e gives the trou bled all the trea sures ba nish es their
jus ti fied. ter nal rest. con science peace. which it brings. guilt y fears.
6. May we in faith its tidings learn Nor thanklessly its blessings spurn; May we in faith its truth confess And praise the Lord our Righteousness!
Jn 3:16, Rom 1:1617, 1Jn 4:910, Heb 9:28
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The Law Of God Is Good And Wise
WORD OF GOD
Words: Matthias Loy, 1863. Music: Erhalt Uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, 1543. Setting: "Concordia Kinderchre", 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. The 2. Its 3. To 4. When 5. The law light those men law of of who the is God ho help off good, is li in ered but good ness Christ help since and im have dis the wise, parts found dain fall And The And And Its sets know would will ho
4 4
His ledge in ful li
will of works ly ness
be our of in con
fore sin love sin demns
our ful a re us
eyes, hearts, bound main, all;
Shows That It Its It
us we shows ter dooms
the may what ror us
way see deeds in for
of our are their our
right lost His ear sin
eous e de re to
ness, state light sounds die
And And And And And
dooms seek should keeps has
to de be their no
death liv done wick powr
when rance as ed to
we ere good ness jus
trans too and in ti
gress. late. right. bounds. fy.
Ps 19:8, Rom 3:1926, Rom 2:12, Ex 18:20
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WORD OF GOD
Wilt Thou, O Man, Live Happily

(also known as Man, Wouldst Thou Live All Blissfully)
140
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Mensch, Willt du Leben Seligich attr. Martin Luther. Found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Johann Hermann Schein, 1627. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Wilt 2. I 3. Ho 4. O 5. Steal thou, am nor be not, O the My dient nor man, live hap Lord and God! Name in word al ways, next do thy neigh pi take and to bor ly, heed deed, Me, wrong And No And To By dwell o call fa bear with ther on ther ing God god Me and wit
4 4
e doth in to ness
ter thee time mo with
nal ly, mis lead; of need: ther be; false tongue;
The Thy Hal Kill Thy
ten heart low no neigh
com shall the man: bors
mand ments keep, for trust a lone in Sab bath, that I e ven an ger wife de sire thou
thus Me, may dread; not,
Our My Work Keep Nor
God king in sa grudge
Him self dom then thy heart cred thy him aught
bid thou on mar he
deth shalt that riage hath
us. be. day. bed. got.
Kyr
lei
son!
Ex 20:117, Deut 5:621, Ps 90:1
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All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name
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Words: Edward Perronet, 1780. Music: Coronation Oliver Holden, 1793. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. All 2. Let 3. Crown 4. Crown 5. Ye hail the powr of high born ser aphs Him, ye morn ing Him, ye mar tyrs seed of Is raels Je sus Name! Let tune the lyre, and stars of light, who of your God, who cho sen race, ye an gels as they fixed this from His ran somed pros trate tune it, float ing al tar from the fall; fall ball; call; fall,
4 4
Bring Be Now Ex Hail
forth fore hail tol Him
the ro yal His face Who the strength of the Stem of Who saves you
di tunes Is Je by
a dem, and their choir, and raels might, and sses Rod, and His grace, and
crown crown crown crown crown
Him Him Him Him Him
Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord
of of of of of
all. all. all. all. all.
Bring Be Now Ex Hail
forth fore hail tol Him
the ro yal His face Who the strength of the Stem of Who saves you
di a dem, and tunes their choir, and raels might, and Is Je sses Rod, and by His grace, and
crown crown crown crown crown
Him Him Him Him Him
Lord Lord Lord Lord Lord
of of of of of
all. all. all. all. all.
6. Hail Him, ye heirs of Davids line, whom David Lord did call, The God incarnate, Man divine, and crown Him Lord of all, The God incarnate, Man divine, and crown Him Lord of all. 7. Sinners, whose love can neer forget the wormwood and the gall, Go spread your trophies at His feet, and crown Him Lord of all. Go spread your trophies at His feet, and crown Him Lord of all. 8. Let every tribe and every tongue before Him prostrate fall And shout in universal song the crownd Lord of all. And shout in universal song the crownd Lord of all.
Phil 2:911, Rev 5:914, Heb 2:9, Phil 2:910, Rev 19:16
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Alleluia, Sing To Jesus!
142
Words: William Chatterton Dix, 1867. Music: HyFrydol Rowland H. Prichard, 1830. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 130
3 4
1. Al 2. Al 3. Al 4. Al le le le le lu lu lu lu ia! ia! ia! ia! sing not bread King to as of e Je or an ter sus! phans gels, nal, His are Thou Thee the we on the scep left earth Lord ter, in our of His sor food, lords the row our we throne. now; stay; own;
3 4
Al Al Al Al
le le le le
lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia!
His the He is here the born of
tri near sin Mar
umph, us, ful y,
His faith flee Earth
the be to Thy
vic to lieves, nor Thee from foot stool,
ry a ques tions day to Hea ven Thy
lone. how; day: throne:
Hark! Though Int Thou
the the er with
songs of cloud from ces sor, in the
peace sight Friend veil
ful re of hast
Zi on ceived Him sin ners, en tered,
thun when Earths robed
der the Re in
like a for ty deem er, flesh our
might y days were plead for great High
flood. oer me, Priest;
Je Shall Where Thou
sus our the on
out hearts songs earth
of for of both
ev get all priest
ery His the and
na pro sin vic
tion mise, less tim
has "I sweep in
re am ac the
deemed us with you ross the Eu char
by ev crys ist
His er tal ic
blood. more"? sea. feast.
Is 66:1, Rom 15:9, Jas 5:13, Rev 14:23
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143
Beautiful Savior
(also known as Fairest Lord Jesus)
REDEEMER
Words: German Jesuits, published 1677. Translated by Joseph A. Seiss, 1873. Music: Crusaders Hymn Silesian folk song, 1842. Setting: Richard S. Willis, 1850. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Beau 2. Fair 3. Fair 4. Beau ti are is ti ful the the ful Sa mea sun Sa vior, dows, shine, vior, King Fair Fair Lord of Cre are the is the of the a wood moon na tion lands, light, tions, Son Robed Bright Son of in the the of
4 4
God flowrs spark God
and of ling and
Son bloom stars Son
of ing on of
Man! spring; high; Man!
Tru Je Je Glo
ly Id sus is sus shines ry and
love fair bright ho
Thee, er, er, nor,
tru ly Id Je sus is Je sus shines Praise, a dor
serve pur pur a
Thee, er, er tion
Light of my He makes our Than all the Now and for
soul, sor an ev
my rwing gels er
joy, spi in more
my rit the be
crown. sing. sky. Thine!
So 6:10, Mt 6:29
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Crown Him With Many Crowns
144
Words: Verses 1, 4, 5, 6 & 9: Matthew Bridges, The Passion of Jesus, 1852. verses 2 & 3: Godfrey Thring, Hymns and Sacred Lyrics, 1874. Music: Diademata George J. Elvey, 1868. Setting: "Appendix to Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 110
4 4
1. Crown 2. Crown 3. Crown 4. Crown 5. Crown Him Him Him Him Him with the the the the man vir Son Lord Lord y gins of of of crowns, Son, God, life, peace, the the be who Whose Lamb up on God in car fore the worlds tri umphed oer powr a scep His nate be the ter throne. born, gan, grave, sways
4 4
Hark! Whose And And From
How arm ye rose pole
the heavn ly son those crim who tread where vic tor ious to pole, that
an tro He in wars
them phies hath the may
drowns all won which trod, crown strife for cease, and
mu now Him those all
sic His the He be
but its brow a Son of came to prayer and
own. dorn; Man; save. praise.
A Fruit Who His His
wake, of ev glo reign
my the ery ries shall
soul, mys grief now know
and tic hath we no
sing rose, known sing, end,
of as that Who and
Him of wrings died, round
who that the and His
died rose hu rose pierc
for the man on ed
thee, stem; breast, high, feet
And The And Who Fair
hail root takes died flowrs
Him whence and e of
as thy mer cy bears them ter nal ra pa
match ev for life dise
less er His to ex
King through flows, the own, that bring, and tend their
all e Babe of all in lives that fra grance
ter ni Beth le Him may death may ev er
ty. hem. rest. die. sweet.
6.Crown Him the Lord of love, behold His hands and side, Those wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified. No angel in the sky can fully bear that sight, But downward bends his burning eye at mysteries so bright. 7.Crown Him the Lord of Heaven, enthroned in worlds above, Crown Him the King to Whom is given the wondrous name of Love. Crown Him with many crowns, as thrones before Him fall; Crown Him, ye kings, with many crowns, for He is King of all.
8.Crown Him the Lord of lords, who over all doth reign, Who once on earth, the incarnate Word, for ransomed sinners slain, Now lives in realms of light, where saints with angels sing Their songs before Him day and night, their God, Redeemer, King. 9.Crown Him the Lord of years, the Potentate of time, Creator of the rolling spheres, ineffably sublime. All hail, Redeemer, hail! For Thou has died for me; Thy praise and glory shall not fail throughout eternity.
Rev 19:12, 5:13
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145
Hallelujah, What a Savior!

(also known as Man of Sorrows)
REDEEMER
Words: Philip Paul Bliss, 1875. Music and Setting: Hallelujah What a Savior Philip Paul Bliss, 1875. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 110
4 4
1. Man 2. Bear 3. Guilt 4. Lift 5. When of Sor rows! ing shame and y, vile, and ed up was He comes, our what a name scof fing rude, help less we; He to die; glor ious King, For In Spot "It All the Son of my place con less Lamb of is fin ished!" His ran somed God, demned God was home who came He stood; was He; His cry; to bring,
4 4
Ru ined sin ners don Sealed my par "Full a tone ment!" Now in Heavn ex Then a new His
to with can al song
re His it ted well
claim. Hal blood. be? high. sing:
le
lu
jah!
What a
Sa
vior!
Is 53:3, 1Jn 2:12, Heb 4:1416, 1Tim 2:56, Jn 19:30, Heb 12:12
7778
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I Need Thee Every Hour
146
Words: Annie Sherwood Hawks, 1872. Music: I Need Thee Every Hour Robert Lowry, 1872. Setting: "Pentecostal Hymns, No. 2", 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 80
3 4
1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I 5. I need need need need need Thee Thee Thee Thee Thee ev ev ev ev ev ry ry ry ry ry hour, hour, hour, hour, hour, Most Stay In Teach Most gra Thou joy me Ho cious near or Thy ly Lord; by; pain; will; One;
3 4
No Temp Come And O
ten ta quick Thy make
der tions ly rich me
voice like lose their and a pro mis Thine in
Thine powr bide, es deed,
Can When Or In Thou
peace Thou life me bless
af art is ful ed
ford. nigh. vain. fill. Son!
need
Thee, O
need
Thee;
Ev
ry
hour
need
Thee;
bless
me
now, my
Sav
ior,
come
to
Thee!
Heb 4:16, Phil 4:6
10 10 7 6 11
147
Jesus, King of Glory
REDEEMER
Words: W. Hope Davison, 1880. Music: St. Alban Franz Joseph Haydn, 1774. Setting: John Bacchus Dykes, 1868. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Je 2. On 3. For 4. Help 5. When sus, King of this day of tle the lit er us ev the sha dows glo glad child stead leng ry, ness, ren fast then, throned Bend Who in show a ing have the us, bove low come faith Lord, the the to to Thy sky, knee thee; be: way; Je In For In Through sus, thine the Thy the ten der earth ly glad, bright Church s dark ness
4 4
Sa vior, tem ple, spir its con flicts lead us
hear Lord, Who fight to
Thy child ren we wor ship thy glo ry ing val iant the heavn ly
cry. thee; see; ly. day;
Par Ce For Lov When
don our trans le brate thy the loved ones ing Sa vior, our course is
gres good rest streng fin
sions, ness, ing then ished,
cleanse Mer In these end
us cy, thy weak ed
from grace, dear hearts all
our and em of the
sin, truth, brace; ours, strife,
By All For Through Grant
Thy thy the Thy us,
Spi lov pure cross with
rit ing and to the
help guid ho con faith
us ance ly quer ful,
heavn Of Who craf palms
ly life our heed be hold ty ev and crowns
to less thy il of
win. youth. face, powers. life.
Je sus, King of
glo
ry,
throned a bove the
sky,
Je sus, ten der
Sa
vior,
hear Thy child ren
cry.
6. For thy faithful servants Who have entered in; For thy fearless soldiers Who have conquered sin; For the countless legions Who have followed thee, Heedless of the danger, On to victory,
Heb 12:115, Mt 19:28, Ps 24:8
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Jesus Shall Reign
148
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719. Music: Duke Street John Hatton, 1793. Setting: "Christian Hymns", 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 60
2 2
1. Je 2. For 3. Peo 4. Bless 5. Where sus Him ple ings He shall shall and a dis reign end realms bound plays wher less of wher His eer prayer ev eer hea the be ery He ling sun made, tongue reigns; power Does And Dwell The Death his prais on pri and suc es His soner the
2 2
ces throng love leaps curse
sive to with to are
jour crown sweet lose known
neys His est his no
run; head; song; chains, more;
His His And The In
king Name, in wear Him
dom like fant y the
stretch sweet voic find tribes
from per es e of
shore fume shall ter A
to shall pro nal dam
shore rise claim rest, boast
Till With Their And More
moons ev ear all bless
shall ery ly the ings
wax morn bless sons than
and ing ings of their
wane sac on want fa
no ri His are ther
more. fice. Name. blest. lost.
6. Let every creature rise and bring Peculiar honors to our King, Angels descend with songs again, And earth repeat the loud Amen.
Zech 9:910, Ps 72:8, Rev 22:35, 15:34, 1Cor 15:2228, Is 9:67
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Jesus, Thy Boundless Love To Me
REDEEMER
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653. Translated by John Wesley, 1739. Music: Yoakley William Yoakley, 1820. Setting: "The Lute of Zion", 1853. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 100
3 4
1. Je 2. O, 3. O 4. This 5. My sus, grant love, love Sa Thy that how un vior, bound no cheer wear Thou less thing ing ied Thy love in is I love to my thy pur to me soul ray! sue me No May All And In thought dwell pain daunt shame, can but be less in reach, no Thy pure fore thy ly to want, in
3 4
tongue de love a pre sence Thee a pain, hast
clare; lone! flies; spire. showed;
U Oh, Care, Oh, For
nite may an may me,
my Thy guish, Thy on
thank love sor love the
ful pos row, my a
heart sess melt hope ccur
with me a re sed
Thee whole, way new tree,
And My Wher Burn Thou
reign joy, eer in pour
with my thy my est
out trea heal soul forth
a sure, ing like Thy
ri and beams heavn guilt
val my a ly less
there. crown! rise. fire! blood;
To All O And Thy
Thee cold Je day wounds
a ness sus, and u
lone, from no night pon
dear my thing be my
Lord, heart may all heart
I re I my im
live; move; see, care press,
My My No To Nor
self ev thing guard aught
to ery de this shall
Thee, act, sire sa the
dear word, or cred lovd
Lord, thought, seek, treas stamp
I be but ure ef
give. love. Thee! there. face.
6.More hard than marble is my heart, 7.O that I, as a little child, 8.Still let Thy love point out my way; And foul with sins of deepest stain; May follow Thee, and never rest How wondrous things Thy love hath wrought! But Thou the mighty Savior art, Till sweetly Thou hast breathed Still lead me, lest I go astray; Nor flowed thy cleansing blood in vain; Thy mild And lowly mind into my breast! Direct my word, inspire my thought; Ah soften, melt this rock, and may Nor ever may we parted be, And if I fall, soon may I hear Thy blood wash all these stains away! Till I become as one with Thee. Thy voice, and know that love is near. 9.In suffering be Thy love my peace, In weakness be Thy love my power; And when the storms of life shall cease, Jesus, in that important hour, In death as life be Thou my guide, And save me, Who for me hast died.
Eph 3:18, Mt 6:1921
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Lord, Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor
150
Words: George H. Bourne, 1874, alt. Music: Bryn Calfaria William Owen, 1852. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 150
6 4
1. Lord, 2. Here 3. Though 4. Pas 5. Great en our the chal High throned in humb lest liest low Lamb, Your Priest of heavn ho form offer our ly mage doth ing pro splen pay veil fin fes dor, we, Thee ished sion, First Here As Once Through be in of for the gott en lo ving old in all when veil Thou from the dead, ref erence bow; Beth le hem, You were slain, went est in,
6 4
You Here Here In By
a for as its Thy
lone, our faiths dis there Thine full ness y might
strong cern an un in
De ment gels dim ter
fend pray hail in ces
er, we, Thee, ished sion,
Now Lest Branch Shall Grace
lift up Your we fail to and Flowr of for ev er and peace for
peo ples head. know You now. Jes ses stem. more re main. us to win.
Al
le
lu
ia!
Al
le
lu
ia!
Al
le
lu
ia!
Je Thou We Clean Je
sus, art in sing sus,
true here, wor souls true
and li we ask ship join from ev and li
ving not with ery ving
Bread! how. them. stain. Bread!
Je Thou We Clean Je
sus, art in sing sus,
true here, wor souls true
and we ship from and
li ask join ev li
ving not with ery ving
Bread! how. them. stain. Bread!
6. Life imparting heavenly Manna, Smitten Rock with streaming side, Heaven and earth with loud hosanna Worship You, the Lamb Who died. Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Risen, Ascended, Glorified!
Rev 1:56, Jn 6:4751, Rev 5:1114, 7:917, Rom 3:2425, 1Cor 5:7
8 7 8 7 Alleluias 7 7
151
No, Not One!
REDEEMER
Words: Johnson Oatman, Jr, 1894. Music: No, Not One George Crawford Hugg, 1894. Setting: "Pentecostal Hymns, No. 2", 1894. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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4 4
1. Theres 2. No 3. Theres 4. Did 5. Was not friend not ev eer a like an er a friend Him hour saint gift like is that find like the so He this the low high is friend Sav ly Je sus, and ho ly, not near us, for sake him? ior giv en? No, No, No, No, No, not not not not not one! one! one! one! one! no, no, no, no, no, not not not not not one! one! one! one! one!
4 4
None And No Or Will
else could heal all our yet no friend is so night so dark but His sin ner find that He He re fuse us a
souls meek love would home
dis eas es, and low ly, can cheer us, not take him? in heav en?
No, No, No, No, No,
not not not not not
one! one! one! one! one!
no, no, no, no, no,
not not not not not
one! one! one! one! one!
Je
sus knows all
bout
our
strug gles,
He
will guide till the
day
is
done;
Theres not a
friend like the
low
ly
Je sus,
No,
not
one!
no,
not
one!
Jn 15:1315, Is 41:810, Mt 11:19, 28:20, Heb 13:5, Pr 18:24
10 6 10 6 9 8 10 6
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O Be Glad All Nations on Earth
152
Words: Brian L. Penney, 2009. Music: Gwalia Welsh hymn tune, traditional. Setting: David Evans, "Revised Church Hymnary", 1927. copyright: Words: Copyright 2009, Brian L. Penney. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain per CCEH. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 230
3 2
3
1. O 2. Great 3. When 4. Lo,
be and shall that
glad, all vel mar Heavn and day shall
na tions ous are Earth to come with
on Earth, Your works, geth er, ry, glo
Come let Just and Walk be When Christ
Je true fore comes
sus are the with
Name be all Your Lamb,its trum pet
praised; ways; Light? sound;
3 2
3 3 3
He is All the When shall Then the
crowned, the na tions all the saints will
King of bow in saints be cease their
glo ry, wor ship, ga thered, groan ning,
At King and Nev
Gods of that er
right kings, Day more
hand Your shall by
He is Name they end the deaths chains
raised. praise. night? bound.
An gels An gels An gels Let us

3
bow bow bow all
ing ing ing bow
down down down down

3
be be be be
fore fore fore fore
Him, Him, Him, Him,
Sing Sing Sing Sing,
ing ing ing O

3
with with with sing
the the the the
heavn heavn heavn ter
ly ly ly nal
throng; throng; throng; song;
3 3 3 3
El ders ders El El ders Work in
cast cast cast hope
ing ing ing un
crowns crowns crowns til
be be be we
fore fore fore meet
Him, Him, Him, Him,
Sing Sing Sing And
ing ing ing we
an an an join
3
e e e the
ter ter ter heavn
nal nal nal ly
song. song. song. throng.
Ps 117, Ps 67:24, Rev 4:411, Rev 7:912, Rev 15:34
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O For A Thousand Tongues

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3 2
1. O 2. My 3. Je 4. He 5. He for gra sus! breaks speaks, a cious the the and, thou sand Mas ter name that powr of tening lis tongues and charms can to to my our celed His sing My God, A fears, That sin, He voice, New great ssist bids sets life Re deem ers me to pro our sor rows the pri soner the dead re praise, claim, cease; free; ceive,
3 2
The To Tis His The
glo ries of spread through all sic in mu blood can make mourn ful, bro
my the the the ken
God earth sin foul hearts
and a ners est re
King, The broad The ears, Tis clean, His joice, The
tri umphs of His ho nors of Thy life, and health, and blood a vailed for hum ble poor be
grace! name. peace. me. lieve.
6. Hear Him, ye deaf; His praise, ye dumb, Your loosened tongues employ; Ye blind, behold your Savior come, And leap, ye lame, for joy. 7. In Christ your Head, you then shall know, Shall feel your sins forgiven; Anticipate your heaven below, And own that love is heaven. 8. Glory to God, and praise and love Be ever, ever given, By saints below and saints above, The church in earth and heaven. 9. On this glad day the glorious Sun Of Righteousness arose; On my benighted soul He shone And filled it with repose. 10. Sudden expired the legal strife, Twas then I ceased to grieve; My second, real, living life I then began to live. 11. Then with my heart I first believed, Believed with faith divine, Power with the Holy Ghost received To call the Savior mine. 12. I felt my Lords atoning blood Close to my soul applied; Me, me He loved, the Son of God, For me, for me He died!
13. I found and owned His promise true, Ascertained of my part, My pardon passed in heaven I knew When written on my heart. 14. Look unto Him, ye nations, own Your God, ye fallen race; Look, and be saved through faith alone, Be justified by grace. 15. See all your sins on Jesus laid: The Lamb of God was slain, His soul was once an offering made For every soul of man. 16. Awake from guilty natures sleep, And Christ shall give you light, Cast all your sins into the deep, And wash the thiop white. 17. Harlots and publicans and thieves In holy triumph join! Saved is the sinner that believes From crimes as great as mine. 18. Murderers and all ye hellish crew, Ye sons of lust and pride, Believe the Savior died for you; For me the Savior died. 19. With me, your chief, ye then shall know, Shall feel your sins forgiven; Anticipate your heaven below, And own that love is heaven.
Ps 96:13, 1Pt 1:1819, Rev 5:1113, Eph 2:89
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O The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus
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Words: S. Trevor Francis, 1875. Music: Ebenezer or TonYBotel Thomas J. Williams, 1890. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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3
8 4
3
1. O the 2. O the 3. O the
deep, deep deep, deep deep, deep
love love love
of of of
Je Je Je
sus, sus, sus,
vast, un spread His love of

3
meas praise ev
ured, from ery
bound shore love
less, free! to shore! the best!
8 4
3 3 3 3
Rol ling How He Tis an
as a lov eth, o cean
might ev full
y er of
o lov bless
cean eth, ing,
in its chang eth tis a

3
full ne ha
ness ver, ven
ov nev giv
er me! er more! ing rest!
3 3 3 3 3
Un der How He O the
neath me, watch es deep, deep
all ar oer His love of
ound me, loved ones, Je sus,
is the died to tis a
cur rent call them heavn of
of Thy all His heavns to
love own; me;
Lead ing How for And it
on ward, them He lifts me
lead ing in ter up to
home ce glo
ward deth, ry,
to Thy watch eth for it

3
glor oer lifts
ious them me
rest from up
a bove! the throne! to Thee!
Eph 3:1718, Rom 11:3336, Ps 36:6, 1Tim 1:1217
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One Things Needful
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Words: Johann H. Schrder, 1697. Translated by Frances E. Cox, 1841, alt. Music: Eins ist Not Adam Krieger (16341666). Setting: Fridrich Layriz, 1853, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. One 2. Soul, 3. How 4. Thus 5. Wis things wilt were my doms need thou Mar long high ful: this ys ings, est then, one thoughts heavn nob Lord thing de ward lest Je find vot tend trea sus, thee? ed, ing, sure, Keep Seek Her Je Je this not e sus, sus, one midst ter rest lies thing cre nal a con in a joy lone ceald my ted to on in mind; things; find, Thee; Thee;
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All be side, though What is earth ly, As in tent each Help me, thus on Grant that this may
first it please us, leave be hind thee, word she not ed, Thee de pend ing, still the meas ure
Soon a griev ov er na At her Sa Sa vior! come Of my will
ous ture viors and and
yoke stretch feet dwell ac
we find: thy wings; re clined: in me: tions be:
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Be neath it the For where God and How kind led her Al though all the mil i ty Hu heart man heart, world there is both how should and still in de for sim fret One vout sake pli ting are was and ci and u its for ty stri ni feel get reign ving, ted, ing, Thee, ing, No With While In My true, Gods hear love steps last per ing I shall ing fect the will in
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happ ful les fol wis
i ness sons low dom
ness the that Thee, for
ev heart Christ neer ev
er is was will er
de de re I be
riv light veal quit train
ing. ed; ing; Thee; ing;
The There, For For Oh!
gain of this there is the Je sus all Je sus, both if I of
one wor earth Spi Christ
thing thi ly rit have
all est con and this
Lk 10:4142, Mk 4:1920, Phil 4:57, 3:711, Mt 6:2534, Col 2:1314, Heb 9:1314, Ps 23:16
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loss lot cerns life know
can and she is ledge
re the for Thy di
quite best, got, Word, vine,
And My And And The
teach One all is ful
me and was there ness
in my re a of
all All, paid joy heav
things to and my in that which Thou en ly
find Joy, one dost wis
true and hap not dom
de my py af is
light. Rest. lot. ford? mine.
6. Christ, Thou art the sole oblation That Ill bring before my God; In his sight Ive acceptation Only through Thy streaming blood: Immaculate righteousness now Ive acquired, Since Thou on the tree of the cross hast expired; The robe of salvation for ever is mine, In this shall my faith through eternity shine. 7. Let my soul, in full exemption, Wake up in Thy likeness now; Thou art made to me redemption, My sanctification Thou. Whatever I need for my Journey to Heaven In Thee, I my Savior, is unto me given. Oh! let me all perishing pleasures forego, And Thy life, O Jesus! alone let me know. 8. Where should else my hopes be centered? Grace oerwhelms me with its flood; Thou, my Savior, once hast enterd Holiest heaven through Thy blood: Eternal redemption for sinners there finding, From hells dark dominion my spirit unbinding, To me perfect freedom Thy entrance has brought, And childlike to cry, "Abba, Father," Im taught. 9. Christ Himself, my Shepherd, feeds me, Peace and joy my spirit fill; In a pasture green He leads me Forth beside the waters still: Oh! naught to my soul is so sweet and reviving, As thus unto Jesus alone to be living; True happiness this, and this only supplies, Through faith on my Savior to fasten my eyes. 10. Therefore, Jesus, my Salvation, Thou my One, my All shalt be; Prove my fixd determination, Root out all hypocrisy: Look well if on sins slippery paths I am hasting, And lead me, O Lord, in the way everlasting; This one thing is needful, all others are vain, I count all but loss that I Christ may obtain.
Lk 10:4142, Mk 4:1920, Phil 4:57, 3:711, Mt 6:2534, Col 2:1314, Heb 9:1314, Ps 23:16
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Praise My Soul The King Of Heaven
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Words: Henry F. Lyte, 1834. Music: Praise My Soul or Lauda Anima or St. Paul John Goss, 1869. Setting: "The Choral Hymnal", 1888. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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2 4
1. Praise, 2. Praise 3. Fa 4. Frail 5. An my Him ther as gels, soul, for like sum help the His He mers us King grace tends flower to of and and we a hea fa spares flour dore ven; vor us; ish, Him; To To Well Blows Ye His our our the be feet fa fee wind hold thy thers ble and Him tri in frame it face bute dis He is to bring. tress. knows. gone; face;
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Ran somed, Praise Him In His But while Sun and healed, still hands mor moon, re the He tals bow stored, same gen rise down for as tly and be giv ev bears per fore en, er, us, ish Him, Ev Slow Res Our Dwell er to cues God ers more chide, us lives all His and from un in pra swift all chang time ises to our ing and sing: bless. foes. on, space.
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A A A Praise A lle lle lle Him, lle lu lu lu Praise lu ia! ia! ia! Him, ia! A A A Ha A lle lle lle lle lle lu lu lu lu lu ia! ia! ia! jah ia! Praise Glor Wide Praise Praise the ious ly the with ev in yet High us er His His E the last faith mer ter God ing ful cy nal of King. ness. flows. One! grace.
2 4
Ps 103:1, 145
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The Galilean Fishers Toil

(also known as Come Blessed Jesu Come)
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Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1865, alt. Music: Old 137th or Norwich from Days Psalter, 1563. Setting: "The Holy Year", 1865. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. The 2. The 3. A 4. The 5. In Ga li night is frail one, faith ful days, when le an dark, the thrice de few re faith will fish sur ny tire scarce ers toil ges fill ing Thee in fear be found, all the saw to and night, and no thing bark, the wild winds mer cy in Thine their closed up per wolves be in the take; roar; eyes, room; fold,
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But But The But When
Je Je pen sud sin
sus sus i den and
comes, comes tent ly sor
a and up with row
won drous spoil is all is still, the on the tree was joy ful cheer they will a bound and
lift ed from the ship is at the borne to Par a see their Mast er char i ty wax
lake. shore. dise. come. cold,
Lord, O In Lord Then
when our la bors Lord, when storms a hours of sin and come to us, un hear Thy saints, who
are in vain and round us howl, and tress o deep dis loose our bands and to Thee pray to
vain the help of all is dark and show us, Lord, Thy bid our ter rors bring them to their
men, drear, Face, cease, home,
When In In Lift Hear
fruit less all the pen i ver o when the
is tem ten us Bride
our pests tial Thy and
care of lone bless Spi
and pain, Come the soul, O li ness, O ed hands, Speak, rit say, "Come,
bless bless give ho Bless
ed ed us ly ed
Je Je Je Je Je
sus sus sus sus sus,
then! hear. grace! Peace! Come!"
Lk 5:111, 23:3943, 18:8, Jn 21:114, 6:1621, 20:1923, Mt 26:3335, 26:6975, Acts 20:2930
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By Grace Im Saved
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Words: Christian L. Scheidt, 1742. Translated by Matthias Loy, (18281915). Music: O Dass Ich Tansend Zungen Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: "The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal" (Ohio Synod), 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. By 2. By 3. By 4. By 5. By
grace grace! grace! grace grace!
Im our mark His this
saved works well Son, ground
grace are this on of
free all phra earth our
and re ses ap sal
bound ject mean pear va
less! ed, ing, ing, tion
My All When Vouch As
heart, claims sin safed long
be of rolls be as
lievst me sor neath God
thou rit rows thy is
this pass oer woe true
or for thy to en
not? naught; breast, bend; dures:
Why The When Hadst What
tremb might Sa thou, saints
lest y tan dam have
thou Sa threats na penned
with vior, with tion by
ter long pride just in
ror ex oer ly spi
ground pec ween fear ra
less? ted, ing, ing, tion,
Has ev er To us this When troub led Done aught to What God to
God a false bliss ful truth con science sighs ren der Him our poor soul
hood has for thy se
taught? brought, rest: friend? cures,
His That What Wast What
Word He rea not all
is by son that our
true death neer He faith
then re can thy must
this deems com wel rest
must our pre fare u
be: race, hend sought, pon,
By And It And Is
grace we pleas but grace,
there are es by free
is a saved a God by grace de grace through
crown lone grace livr His
for by to ance dear
thee. grace. send. wrought? Son.
6. By grace! but think not, thou who livest Securely on in godless ways, That thou, though all are called, receivest The promised rest that wakes our praise: By grace none find in heaven a place Who live in sin in hope of grace. 7. By grace! They who have heard this sentence Must bid hypocrisy farewell; For only after deep repentance The soul what grace imports can tell; To sin while grace a trifle seems, To faith it bright with glory beams.
8. By grace the timid hearts that languish, Find access to the Fathers heart, When conflicts fierce and bitter anguish Bid all their joy and hopes depart. Where, oftimes, should I strength obtain, Bid grace my anchor not remain! 9. By grace! on this in death Ill rest me, Rejoicing een though feeling naught; I know my sin it oft oppressed me But Him, too, who my soul hath bought: My heart exults grief flees apace Because my soul is saved by grace.
10. By grace! O sin and Satan hear it! I bear my flag of faith in hand, And pass, in spite of doubts, nor fear it, The Red Sea to the promised land; I hold the word my Savior taught As certain, whether felt or not.
Eph 2:49, Titus 3:47, Is 64:6, Rom 3:2324 989888
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Christ My King On High
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Words: Jay C. Wingard, 2011. Music and Setting: Christ My King on High Jay C. Wingard, 2011. copyright: This hymn (lyrics, music, and setting) may be freely reproduced or used for Christian worship or personal use. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Lord, 2. Spot 3. One 4. Long my less with to sin, Lamb Him, see it made I the grieves sin stand skies me for se burn so. me. cure, bright, How God, Safe heav I Great in ens
4 4 4 4
long Judge, Tri hosts
for just une all
my
Lord al hands clothed
to ways Im in
come. be. sure. white.
Bless Sealed Christs See
my on great the
God high mer King,
who with its His
clothes Christs givn vic
me Great to try
bright, Pledge me. won.
wraps ne I Come,
me ver now pure
pure more hear Bride
in shall Him say, be
heavns death "Whom hold
Great I Im the
Light. dread. pleased." Son.
Eph 2:6, Ps 32:15, Jn 14:16
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Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice
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Words: Martin Luther, 1523. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Es ist Gewisslich an der Zeit from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. Dear 2. Fast 3. My 4. God 5. He Christ ians, bound in good works saw, in spake to one and all re Sa tans chains I could a vail me his e ter nal his be lov ed joice, lay. naught, grace, Son: With Death For My Tis ex brood they sor time ul ed with row to ta dark sin out take tion ly were of com spring oer stain mea pass ing, me; d; sure; ion;
4 4
And with u Sin was my Free will a He thought u Then go, bright
ni tor gainst pon je
ted ment Gods his wel
heart night judg ten of
and and ment der my
voice day, fought, ness crown,
And There And To And
ho in dead save bring
ly my to was to
rap mo good his man
ture ther re good sal
sing bore main pleas va
ing, me. d. ure. tion;
Pro claim the Deep er and Grief drove me He turnd to From sin and
won deep to me sor
ders er des a row
God hath still I pair, and Fa thers set him
done, fell, I heart free,
How Life Had Not Slay
his right arm was be come no thing left small the cost bit ter death
the a me to for
vic li but heal him,
try ving to my that
won; hell, die, smart he
Right So To He May
dear firm hell gave live
ly ly I his with
it sin fast best thee
hath cost po ssessed was sink and dear ev for
him. me. ing. est. er.
1Pt 1:69, 1Jn 4:14, Ps 98:13, 2Tim 1:910, Gal 4:45, Rom 3:28
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6.The Son delighted to obey, And born of Virgin mother, Awhile on this low earth did stay That he might be my brother. His mighty power he hidden bore, A servants form like mine he wore, To bind the devil captive. 7.To me he spake : cling fast to me, Thoult win a triumph worthy: I wholly give myself for thee, I strive and wrestle for thee; For I am thine, thou mine also; And where I am thou art. The foe Shall never more divide us. 8.For he shall shed my precious blood, Me of my life bereaving; All this I suffer for thy good; Be steadfast and believing. My life from death the day shall win, My righteousness shall bear thy sin, So art thou blest forever. 9.Now to my Father I depart, From earth to heaven ascending; Thence heavenly wisdom to impart, The Holy Spirit sending. He shall in trouble comfort thee, Teach thee to know and follow me, And to the truth conduct thee. 10. What I have done and taught, do thou To do and teach endeavor; So shall my kingdom flourish now, And God be praised forever. Take heed lest men with base alloy The heavenly treasure should destroy. This counsel I bequeath thee.
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Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice
JUSTIFICATION
Words: Martin Luther, 1523. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Nun Freut Euch attr. Martin Luther from Etlich Christlich Lider, Wittenberg, 1524. Setting: Johann Hermann Schein, 1627. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. Dear 2. Fast 3. My 4. God 5. He Christ ians, bound in good works saw, in spake to one and all re Sa tans chains I could a vail me his e ter nal his be lov ed joice, lay. naught, grace, Son: With Death For My Tis ex brood they sor time ul ed with row to ta dark sin out take tion ly were of com spring oer stain mea pass ing, me; d; sure; ion;
4 4
And with u Sin was my Free will a He thought u Then go, bright
ni tor gainst pon je
ted ment Gods his wel
heart night judg ten of
and and ment der my
voice day, fought, ness crown,
And There And To And
ho in dead save bring
ly my to was to
rap mo good his man
ture ther re good sal
sing bore main pleas va
ing, me. d. ure. tion;
Pro claim the Deep er and Grief drove me He turnd to From sin and
won ders deep er to des me a sor row
God hath still I pair, and Fa thers set him
done, fell, I heart free,
How Life Had Not Slay
his right arm was be come no thing left small the cost bit ter death
the a me to for
vic li but heal him,
try ving to my that
won; hell, die, smart he
Right So To He May
dear firm hell gave live
ly ly I his with
it sin fast best thee
hath po was and for
cost ssessed sink dear ev
him. me. ing. est. er.
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6.The Son delighted to obey, And born of Virgin mother, Awhile on this low earth did stay That he might be my brother. His mighty power he hidden bore, A servants form like mine he wore, To bind the devil captive. 7.To me he spake : cling fast to me, Thoult win a triumph worthy: I wholly give myself for thee, I strive and wrestle for thee; For I am thine, thou mine also; And where I am thou art. The foe Shall never more divide us. 8.For he shall shed my precious blood, Me of my life bereaving; All this I suffer for thy good; Be steadfast and believing. My life from death the day shall win, My righteousness shall bear thy sin, So art thou blest forever. 9.Now to my Father I depart, From earth to heaven ascending; Thence heavenly wisdom to impart, The Holy Spirit sending. He shall in trouble comfort thee, Teach thee to know and follow me, And to the truth conduct thee. 10. What I have done and taught, do thou To do and teach endeavor; So shall my kingdom flourish now, And God be praised forever. Take heed lest men with base alloy The heavenly treasure should destroy. This counsel I bequeath thee.
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My Neighbor
JUSTIFICATION
Words: John G. Fleischmann, 2007. Music: Tallis Canon Thomas Tallis, circa 1567. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: Words: Copyright 2007, John G. Fleischmann. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Un 2. A 3. And, 4. Sin 5. But clean cross what bleeds in and that of from my bat road me, me need tered, the when and my torn by sin, By world passed by turn I saw need? Did stops my breath, in Sa vior died, Not things I ing a I my dam A pas sing do, deaf Sa all on my ear viors I the thoughts to bid know o with my ding is ther in, cry, heed? death; side.
4 4
I No Too My Re
lie help of works breathed
there to ten are His
blood give, on rags, Spir
ied they the my it
on could o off in
lifes not ther erings my
road save side vain, dust,
with and Ive From bound
death and sin so they left walked a way dust I came up my wounds,
my me be in de
on for cause dust clared
ly my of re me
load. grave. pride. main. just.
6. Now safe within His Church Im free; Blood, Water, Spirit plead for me, The Ark of God, the Inn of Grace Where I behold my Fathers face. 7. May I in Christ my neighbor know Binding his wounds serves Christ below. Your love for him make plain through me, that he may, too, your Glory see. 8. You loved me when I could not love, For my sin barred me from above. In Christ my love is now set free, O praise and bless the Trinity.
Lk 10:3037, Rom 5:1219, 3:2126, 13:810, Mt 20:2628, 5:4348, Eph 5:12, Pr 14:21, Lv 19:1718, Is 64:6, 2Tim 3:1617 8888
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O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High
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Words: Unknown, 15th Century; Translated by Benjamin Webb, 1852, alt. Music: Deo Gracias or Agincourt traditional English, circa 1415. Setting: Charles Winfred Douglas, 1918, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. O 2. He 3. Nor 4. For 5. For love, sent willed us us how no He bap He deep, an on tized, prayed; how gel ly for for broad, to to us us how our ap He He high, race pear; bore taught; How Of His His For pass high plea ho us ing er sure ly His
3 4
thought or was fast dai
and of to and ly
fan ta low er tar ry hun gered works He
sy, place, here; sore, wrought;
That But And For By
God, wore God us words
the the and temp and
Son robe Man ta signs
of of with tions and
God, should hu man man would sharp He ac tions
take frame be knew; thus
Our And The For Still
mor He space us seek
tal Him of the ing
form self, thir temp not
for to ty ter Him
mor tals this world years and o ver self, but
sake! came. three. threw. us.
6. For us to wicked men betrayed, Scourged, mocked, in crown of thorns arrayed, For us He bore the crosss death, For us at length gave up His breath.
7. For us He rose from death again; For us He went on high to reign; For us He sent His Spirit here, To guide, to strengthen, and to cheer.
8. All honor, laud, and glory be, O Jesus, virginborn to Thee! All glory, as is ever meet To Father and to Paraclete.
Eph 3:1421, 1Jn 4:710, Rom 8:3839, 1Pt 5:67
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Rock of Ages
JUSTIFICATION
Words: Augustus Montague Toplady, 1776. Music: Toplady Thomas Hastings, 1830. Setting: "Congregational Church Music with 150 Psalms and Hymns", 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Rock of 2. Not the 3. No thing 4. While I A la in draw ges, bor my this cleft for of my hand I fleet ing me, hands bring, breath, Let me Can ful Simp ly When mine hide fill to eyes my Thy the shall self laws cross close in de I in Thee; mands; cling; death,
6 4
Let the Could my ked, Na When I
wa zeal come soar
ter and no res to Thee to worlds
the pite for un
blood, know, dress; known,
From Could Help See
Thy my less Thee
wound tears look on
ed side which for ev er to Thee for Thy judg ment
flowed, flow, grace; throne,
Be All Foul, Rock
of for I of
sin sin to A
the could the ges,
doub not foun cleft
le a tain for
cure; tone; fly; me,
Save from Thou must Wash me, Let me
wrath save, Sa hide
and make me and Thou a vior, or I my self in
pure. lone. die. Thee.
Ps 89:26, Deut 32:14, Hab 1:12, Jn 19:34, 1Cor 10:4, Heb 9:1314
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Salvation Unto Us Has Come

(also known as To Us Salvation Now Is Come)
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Words: Paul Speratus, 1523. Translation composite. Music: Es ist das Heil uns Kommen Her traditional German circa 1400 from Etlich Christlich Lider, Wittenberg, 1524. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Sal 2. What 3. It 4. From va tion un to God did in His was a false, mis sin our flesh could us has come By law de mand And lead ing dream That not ab stain Sin Gods none God held free to His its grace and Him could Law had sway un fa ren gi cea vor; der ven sing;
4 4
Good Caused So The
works wrath sin task
can not a and woe on ners could them was use less
vert ev selves and
our doom, They ery hand For re deem And in vain, Our
help and save us man, the vile of by their works gain guilt was eer in
ne fend Hea crea
ver. er. ven. sing.
Faith Our The None
looks flesh Law can
to Je has not is but re move
sus those a sins
Christ pure mir pois
a de ror oned
lone, sires bright dart
Who The To Or
did spi bring pur
for rit the if
all of in y
the the bred our
world Law sin guile
a re to ful
tone; quires, light heart?
He And That So
is lost lurks deep
our is with is
one our in our
Re con our cor
deem di na ru
er. tion. ture. ption.
5.Yet as the Law must be fulfilled Or we must die despairing, Christ came and hath Gods anger stilled, Our human nature sharing. He hath for us the Law obeyed And thus the Fathers vengeance stayed Which over us impended. 6.Since Christ hath full atonement made And brought to us salvation, Each Christian therefore may be glad And build on this foundation. Thy grace alone, dear Lord, I plead, Thy death is now my life indeed, For Thou hast paid my ransom.
7.Let me not doubt, but trust in Thee, Thy Word cannot be broken; Thy call rings out, "Come unto Me!" No falsehood hast Thou spoken. Baptized into Thy precious name, My faith cannot be put to shame, And I shall never perish. 8.The Law reveals the guilt of sin And makes men consciencestricken; The Gospel then doth enter in The sinful soul to quicken. Come to the cross, trust Christ, and live; The Law no peace can ever give, No comfort and no blessing.
9.Faith clings to Jesus cross alone And rests in Him unceasing; And by its fruits true faith is known, With love and hope increasing. Yet faith alone doth justify, Works serve thy neighbor and supply The proof that faith is living. 10.All blessing, honor, thanks, and praise To Father, Son, and Spirit, The God that saved us by His grace, All glory to His merit! O Triune God in heaven above, Who hast revealed Thy saving love, Thy blessed name be hallowed.
Eph 2:110, Rom 3:1031, 5:111, Gal 4:125
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Today Thy Mercy Calls Me

(also known as Today Your Mercy Calls Us)
JUSTIFICATION
Words: Oswald Allen, 1861, alt. Music: Anthes Friedrich K. Anthes, 1847. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. To 2. To 3. To 4. O day day day all Thy Thy the em mer gate Fa brac cy is ther ing calls o calls mer me pen, me, cy, to and the thou wash a all who Ho ly e ver way en Spir o my ter it pen sin; in waits, door,
4 4
How Shall The What
ev find bless shall
er a d I
great my Fa thers an gels do with
tres wel ga out
pass, wha come, and ther a thee when
teer I may have par don for their round the heavn ly heart and eyes run
been; sin; gates; oer?
How The No When
ev er long past shall be will ques tion all things seem
from for be a
mer got asked gainst
cy ten, me, me,
I a how to
may pre of drive
have turned a sent joy be ten I have me to des
way, given; come; pair,
Thy A Al I
blood, O Christ, can fu ture grace be though I oft have know one gate is
wash pro wand o
me, and mised, a ered, it pen, one
make me clean to glo rious crown in is my Fa thers ear will hear my
day. Heavn. home. prayer.
Is 1:18, Lk 15:2024, Heb 9:14, Jn 10:9
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Abide With Me
167
Words: Henry F. Lyte, 1847. Music: Eventide William H. Monk, 1861. Setting: William H. Monk, 1861. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. A 2. Swift 3. Not 4. Come 5. Thou bide with to its a brief not in on my me; close glance ter head fast ebbs I rors, in falls the ev en tle out lifes lit beg, a pass ing as the King of ear ly youth didst tide; day; word; kings, smile; The Earths But But And, dark joys as kind though ness grow Thou and re
4 4
deep dim; dwellst good, bell
ens; its with with ious
Lord glor Thy heal and
with me a ies pass a ci ples, dis ing in Thy per verse mean
bide. way; Lord, wings, while,
When Change Fa Tears Thou
o and mil for hast
ther de iar, all not
help cay con woes, left
ers in des a me,
fail all cend heart oft
and com forts a round I ing, pa tient, ery for ev as I left
flee, see; free. plea? Thee,
Help of O Thou Come not Come, Friend On to
the who to of the
help chan so sin close,
less, gest journ, ners, O
O not, but and Lord,
a a a thus a
bide bide bide bide bide
with with with with with
me. me. me. me. me.
6. I need Thy presence every passing hour. What but Thy grace can foil the tempters power? Who, like Thyself, my guide and stay can be? Through cloud and sunshine, Lord, abide with me. 7. I fear no foe, with Thee at hand to bless; Ills have no weight, and tears no bitterness. Where is deaths sting? Where, grave, thy victory? I triumph still, if Thou abide with me. 8. Hold Thou Thy cross before my closing eyes; Shine through the gloom and point me to the skies. Heavens morning breaks, and earths vain shadows flee; In life, in death, O Lord, abide with me.
Lk 24:29, Ps 63:68, 73:2326, 1Cor 10:13
10 10 10 10
168
Amazing Grace
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Words: John Newton, 1779. last verse author unknown, before 1829. Music: New Britain James P. Carrell and David L. Clayton, 1831. Setting: Edwin Othello Excell, 1900. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. A 2. Twas 3. Through 4. The 5. Yea, maz grace ma Lord when ing that ny has this grace! taught dan pro flesh How my gers, mised and sweet heart toils good heart the to and to shall sound fear, snares, me, fail, That And I His And
3 4
saved grace have Word mor
a my al my tal
wretch fears rea hope life
like re dy se shall
me! lieved; come; cures; cease,
I How Tis He I
once pre grace will shall
was cious hath my pos
lost, did brought Shield sess,
but that me and with
now grace safe Por in
am ap thus tion the
found; pear far, be, veil,
Was The And As A
blind, hour grace long life
but I will as of
now first lead life joy
I be me en and
see. lieved. home. dures. peace.
6. The earth shall soon dissolve like snow, The sun forbear to shine; But God, Who called me here below, Shall be forever mine.
7. When weve been there ten thousand years, Bright shining as the sun, Weve no less days to sing Gods praise Than when wed first begun.
Jn 9:25, Eph 2:49
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Be Still My Soul
169
Words: Katharina A. von Schlegel, 1752. Translated by Jane L. Borthwick, 1855. Music: Finlandia Jean Sibelius, 1899. Setting: from Jean Sibelius, 1900. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Be 2. Be 3. Be 4. Be 5. Be still, still, still, still, still, my my my my my soul: soul: soul: soul: soul: the thy when the be Lord is on thy God doth un der dear est friends de hour is hastn ing gin the song of side. take part, on praise Bear To And When On pa guide all we earth, tient the is shall be ly fu dark be liev
4 4
the ture, ened for ing,
cross as in ev to
of He the er Thy
grief has vale with Lord
or the of the on
pain. past. tears, Lord. high;
Leave Thy Then When Ac
to hope, shalt dis know
thy thy thou a ledge
God to fi con bet ter ppoint ment, Him in
or dence know grief all
der let His and thy
and no love, fear words
pro thing His are and
vide; shake; heart, gone, ways,
In All Who Sor So
ev now comes row shall
ery my to for He
change, He ster ious soothe thy got, loves view thee
faith shall sor pur with
ful be row est a
will re bright at and thy joys re well pleased
main. last. fears. stored. eye.
Be Be Be Be Be
still, still, still, still, still,
my my my my my
soul: soul: soul: soul: soul:
thy the thy when the
best, waves Je change Sun
thy heavn ly and winds still sus can re and tears are of life di
Friend know pay past vine
Through His From All Through
thorn voice His safe pass
y Who own and ing
ways ruled full bless clouds
leads them ness d shall
to while all we but
a He He shall more
joy dwelt takes meet bright
ful be a at ly
end. low. way. last. shine.
Ps 46:10, Rom 2:35
10 10 10 10 10 10
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Beneath The Cross Of Jesus
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Words: Elizabeth C. Clephane, 1868. Music: St. Christopher Frederick C. Maker, 1881. Setting: "Bristol TuneBook", 1891. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Be 2. O 3. There 4. U 5. I neath safe lies pon take, the cross and happ be neath that cross O cross, of y its of thy Je shel sha Je sha sus I ter, O dow but sus mine dow for fain re on eye my would fuge the at a take my tried and fur ther times can bid ing stand, sweet, side see place;
4 4
The O The The I
sha tryst dark ver ask
dow of a ing place where ness of an y dy ing no o ther
might y rock with Hea vens love and aw ful grave that form of One Who sun shine than the
in a wear Hea vens jus gapes both deep suf fered there sun shine of
y tice and for His
land; meet! wide me; face;
A As And And Con
home to there from tent
with in the the ho ly be tween us my strick en to let the
wild er pa tri stands the heart with world go
ness, a arch that cross two tears two by to
rest u pon the won drous dream was arms out stretched to won ders I con know no gain or
way, givn, save fess; loss,
From the So A The My
burn seems watch won sin
ing my man ders ful
of the Sa viors set to of re self my
noon cross guard deem on
tide heat, to me, the way ing love ly shame,
and the a from and my
bur lad that my glor
den of the der up to e ter nal un worth i y all the
day. heavn. grave. ness. cross.
Pr 14:26, 1Cor 1:1718, Gal 6:14
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Blessed Assurance
171
Words: Fanny Crosby, 1873. Music and Setting: Blessed Assurance or Assurance Phoebe P. Knapp, 1873. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Bless d a 2. Per fect sub 3. Per fect sub ssu rance, Je sus is mis sion, per fect de mis sion, all is at mine! O what a light, Vis ions of rest I in my fore taste of glo ry di rap ture now burst on my Sa vior am hap py and vine! sight; blest,
9 8
Heir of sal An gels de Watch ing and
va tion, pur chase of scend ing bring from a wait ing, look ing a
God, Born of His bove E choes of bove, Filled with His
Spi rit, washed in His mer cy, whisp ers of good ness, lost in His
blood. love. love.
This is
my
stor
y,
this is
my
song,
Prais ing my
Sa
vior,
all the day
long;
This is my
stor
y,
this is my
song,
Prais ing my
Sa
vior,
all
the day
long.
Heb 10:2123, Ps 71:24, Rom 5:1
9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9
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Blind Bartimaeus
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Words: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, alt, 1842. Music: Fillmore Jeremiah Ingalls (17641828). Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. Blind 2. The 3. Then 4. Ye Bar throng saith that ti ing the hath mae us mul ti Christ, as eyes and at tudes si can the in lent not gates Of crease "Blind stands The see, In Jer i Bar ti crowd, "What dark ness cho mae wilt and in us, thou in
3 4
dark hold at mis
ness thy My er
waits: peace!" hands?" y,
He But And Re
hears still, he call
the a re those
crowd; bove plies, migh
he the "O ty
hears nois give voi
a y me ces
breath crowd, light! three
say The Ra "O
"It blind bbi, Je
is mans re sus,
Christ cry store Je
of is the sus
Naz shrill blind pi
a and mans ty
reth!" loud: sight." me!"
And Un And "Cou
calls til Je rage!
in they sus a
tones say, an rise!
of "He swers, He
a call "Go call
go eth thy eth
ny, thee; way, thee!"
"O Cour Thy "Thy
Je age! faith, faith,
sus, a thy thy
Je rise! faith faith
sus He hath hath
pi call sa sa
ty eth vd vd
me!" thee!" thee." thee."
Mk 10:4652, Lk 18:3543, Phil 4:57, 1Pt 2:24
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It Is Well With My Soul

(also known as When Peace Like a River)
173
Words: Horatio G. Spafford, 1873. Music and Setting: It Is Well or Ville Du Havre Philip P. Bliss, 1876. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. When 2. Though 3. My 4. For 5. But, peace, Sa sin, me, Lord, like a ri ver, at tan should buf fet, though oh, the bliss of this be it Christ, be it tis for Thee, for Thy ten deth my tri als should glo ri ous Christ hence to com ing we way, come, thought! live: wait, When Let My If The sor this sin, Jor sky, rows blest not dan not
4 4
like a in a the
sea bil lows ssur ance con part but the bove me shall grave, is our
roll; trol, whole, roll, goal;
What That Is No Oh
ev er my Christ has re nailed to the pang shall be trump of the
lot, Thou has gar ded my cross, and I mine, for in an gel! Oh
taught help bear death voice
me to less es it no as in of the
Refrain
say, tate, more, life Lord!
It is And hath Praise the Thou wilt Bless d
well, shed Lord, whis hope,
it is His own praise the per Thy bless d
well, blood Lord, peace rest
with for O to of
my my my my my
soul. soul. soul! soul. soul!
It
is
well,
with my
soul,
It
is
well,
it
is
well with my
soul.
It
is
well,
with my
soul,
6.And Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight, The clouds be rolled back as a scroll; The trump shall resound, and the Lord shall descend, Even so, it is well with my soul.
Note that this hymn is sometimes published without the refrain
Heb 6:1719, Jn 14:2728, Is 26:3, Rom 5:1
11 8 11 9 6 9
174
My Song Shall Be Of Jesus
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Words: Fanny J. Crosby, 1875. Adapted by Margaret Clarkson, 1973. Music: Sondance Kenneth W. Paxton, 1998. Setting: Kenneth W. Paxton, 1998. copyright: Words, public domain. Adaptation released into public domain by Hope Publishing Company. Music and Setting copyright: Copyright 1998 Kenneth W. Paxton. This tune and setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. My 2. My 3. My song song song shall shall shall be be be of of of Je Je Je sus, sus, sus, His while when Mer sit press cy crowns ting at ing on my days His feet my way
4 4
He He To
fills calls where
my to my
cup with mind His home shines
bless good glo
ings ness, rious
and and in
tunes my heart to praise makes my joy com plete; pure and per fect day.
My My And
song shall be song shall be when my soul
of Je of Je shall en
sus sus, ter
the what the
pre ev ma
cious Lamb er ills ny man
of God be fall, sions fair,
Who Ill A
gave sing song
Him the of
self my grace that praise to
ran saves Je
som me, sus
and and Ill
bought me with His blood umphs o ver all. tri sing for ev er there.
Ps 34:1, Is 12:16, 1Tim 2:56
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Nearer, My God, To Thee
175
Words: st. 12 by Sarah F. Adams, 1841. st. 35 by Hervey D. Ganse (18221891). st. 6 by Edward H. Bickersteth, Jr. (18251906). Music: Bethany (Mason) Lowell Mason, 1856. Setting: Lowell Mason, 1859. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. Near 2. Though 3. Near 4. Near 5. But er, like er, er, to my the my O be God, wan Lord, Com near to Thee, der er, to thee, for ter, er still, near the Near Near Bring er sun er er me, to gone to to O Thee! down, thee! thee! God,
6 4
Een Dark Who Who Not
though ness to with by
it be the my the
be o cross lo vi
a ver didst ving sioned
cross me, come, Lord steeps
that my Dy Dwel An
rais rest ing lest gels
eth a for with have
me, stone. me! me! trod.
Still Yet Streng Grant Here
all in then me where
my my my thy thy
song dreams wil fel cross
shall be, Id be ling feet, low ship! I see,
near near Hold Help Je
er, er, me me sus,
my my in each I
God, God ser day wait
to to vice to for
Thee. Thee. sweet keep thee,
Near 5. Then
er, ev
my er
God, more
to to
Thee, be
Near Near
er er
to to
Thee! Thee!
6. There in my Fathers home, safe and at rest, There in my Saviors love, perfectly blest; Age after age to be, nearer my God to Thee.
Eph 2:1322, Heb 7:1619
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Rejoice, My Heart, Be Glad and Sing

(also known as O Lord I Sing with Lips and Heart)
CROSS AND COMFORT
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653. Translation composite. Music: Ich Singe dir mit Herz Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. Re 2. He 3. Why 4. Did 5. His joice, my heart, be is thy Trea sure, spend the day in not His love and er wis dom nev glad and He thy blank des truth and plans in sing, A Joy, Thy pair, In powr Watch vain, Neer cheer ful trust main Life and Light and rest less thought the oer thy child hood fal ters or mis tain; Lord, night? day? takes;
4 4
For Thy On Has All
God, Coun thy He that
the Source of se lor when a tor Cre not oft in His coun sels
ev doubts cast threat did
ery an thy ning or
thing, Thy noy, Thy care; He hour Turned dain A
Por Shield makes dread hap
tion and thy ed py
shall re great Re bur dens ills a end ing
main. ward. light. way? makes.
6.Upon thy lips, then, lay thy hand And trust His guiding love; Then like a rock thy peace shall stand Here and in heavn above. 7.O Lord I sing with lips and heart, Joy of my soul, to Thee: To Earth Thy knowledge I impart, As it is known to me. 8.Thou art the Fount of grace, I know, And Spring so full and free, Whence saving health and goodness flow Each day so bounteously. 9.For what have all that live and move Through this wide world below That does not from Thy bounteous love, O Heavnly Father flow? 10.Who built the lofty firmament? Who spread thexpanse of blue? By whom are to our pastures sent Refreshing rain and dew? 11.Who warmeth us in cold and frost? Who shields us from the wind? Who orders it that oil and must We in their season find?
12.Who is it life and health bestows? Who keeps us with His hand In golden peace, wards off wars woes From our dear native land? 13.O Lord of this and all our store Thou art the author blest; Thou keepest watch before our door, While we securely rest. 14.Thou feedest us from year to year, And constant dost abide; With ready help in time of fear, Thou standest at our side. 15.He ever will with patience chide, His rod falls gently down, And all thy sins He casts aside And in the sea doth drown. 16.When silent woe thy bosom rends, His pity sees thy grief, Supplies what to His glory tends And to thine own relief. 17.He knows how oft a Christian weeps And why his tears now fall; And in the book His mercy keeps These things are noted all.
18.Our deepest needs dost Thou supply, Thou givst what lasts for aye. Thou leadst us to our home on high, When hence we pass away.
Ps 8:19, Ps 27:16, Mic 7:1819, Ps 73:2526 8686
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The Old Rugged Cross
177
Words: George Bennard, 1913. Music and Setting: The Old Rugged Cross George Bennard, 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. On a 2. O that 3. In that 4. To the hill old old old far rug rug rug a way ged cross, ged cross, ged cross stood so stained I an des with will old pised blood ev rug by so er ged cross, the world, di vine, be true; The Has A Its a em blem won drous won shame and
6 4
of a drous re
suffr ttrac beau proach
ing and tion for ty I glad ly
shame; me; see, bear;
And I For the For twas Then Hell
love dear on call
that old Lamb of that old me some
cross God cross day
where left Je to
the His sus my
dear est glo ry suf fered home far
and a and a
best bove died, way,
For a To To Where His
world bear par glo
of it don ry
lost to and for
sin dark sanc ev
ners Cal ti er
was va fy Ill
slain. ry. me. share.
So
Ill
cher ish the old rug ged
cross,
Till my
tro phies at
last
lay
down;
I will
cling to the old rug ged
cross,
And ex
change it some day for a
crown.
Gal 6:14, Jn 7:7, 2Tim 4:8
12 8 12 9 9 9 9 9
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Christ Returneth
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Words: H. L. Turner, 1878. Music and Setting: Christ Returneth James McGranahan, 1891. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
1. It 2. It 3. While 4. Oh,
may may hosts joy!
be at be at cry Ho oh, de
morn, when the mid day, it san na, from light! should we
day is a may be at hea ven de go with out
wak twi scen dy
ing, light, ding, ing,
When It With No
sun light through may be, per glo ri fied sick ness, no
dark chance, saints sad
ness that and ness,
and the the no
sha black an dread
dow ness gels and
is of at no
break mid tend cry
ing night ing, ing.
That Will With Caught
Je sus burst in grace on up through
will to His the
come light brow, clouds
in in like with
the the a our
full blaze ha Lord
ness of lo in
of His of to
glo glo glo glo
ry ry, ry, ry,
To re When Will When
ceive Je Je Je
from sus sus sus
the re re re
world ceives ceive ceives
"His "His "His "His
own." own." own." own."
Lord
Je
sus, how
long,
how
long
Ere we
shout the
glad
song,
Christ re
turn eth! Hal le
lu
jah! Hal le
lu
jah!
men.
Hal le
lu
jah!
men.
Acts 1:1011, 1Cor 15:5157, 1Thess 4:1517, Rev 22:20, 1:7
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Day of Wrath, O Day of Mourning
179
Words: Thomas of Celano, 13th Century. Translated by William J. Irons, 1848. Music: Dies Irae (Dykes) John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Day 3. Won 5. Lo, 7. What 9. Think, of wrath, drous sound the book, shall I, good Je O the ex frail sus, day trum act man, my of pet ly be sal mourn fling word plead va ing! eth, ed, ing? tion See ful filled Through earths sep Where in all Who for me Caused Thy won the ul hath be drous
4 4
pro chers been in in
phets it re ter car
warn ring cord ced na
ing, eth, ed; ing tion;
Heavn All Thence When Leave
and be shall the me
earth fore judg just not
in the ment are to
ash es throne it be a mer cy re pro
burn bring ward need ba
ing. eth. ed. ing? tion!
2. Oh, 4. Death 6. When 8. King 10. Faint
what is the of and
fear struck Judge ma wear
mans and His jest y
bo na seat y Thou
som ture at tre hast
rend qua tain men sought
eth king; eth dous, me,
When All And Who On
from cre each dost the
Heavn a hid free cross
the tion den sal of
Judge de scend is a wa deed ar raign tion send va suff ring bought
eth king, eth, us, me;
On whose sen tence To its Judge an No thing un a Fount of pit y, Shall such grace be
all an venged then vain
de swer re be ly
pend ma main friend brought
eth! king. eth. us. me?
11.Righteous Judge, for sins pollution Grant Thy gift of absolution Ere that day of retribution! 12.Guilty, now I pour my moaning, All my shame with anguish owning: Spare, O God, Thy suppliant groaning!
13.From that sinful woman shriven, From the dying thief forgiven, Thou to me a hope hast given. 14.Worthless are my prayers and sighing; Yet, good Lord, in grace complying, Rescue me from fires undying.
15.With Thy favored sheep, oh, place me! Nor among the goats abase me, But to Thy right hand upraise me. 16.While the wicked are confounded, Doomed to flames of woe unbounded, Call me, with Thy saints surrounded.
17.Low I kneel with heart submission, See, like ashes, my contrition; Help me in my last condition!
18.Day of sorrow, day of weeping, When, in dust no longer sleeping, Man awakes in Thy dread keeping!
Rev 6:1217, Rev 20:1115, Mt 24:1528, Mt 25:3146, Ps 49:120
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The Apostle Looked and Heard a Voice
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Words: Anthony Robertson, 2005. Music: Addisons or London (Addisons) John Sheeles, 1720. Setting: composite from "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916 and "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1922. copyright: music and setting public domain. Words: Copyright 2005, Anthony Robertson. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. ThA 2. They 3. These pos tle looked and sigh no more, gone words are spo ken heard are faith a their ful voice, He fears, No ly, Al saw cry pha, a Lamb as ing make, shed O me ga, had been slain; no more tears; Lord is He;
4 4
As They For
an gels bowed and grow not old, sense all is done and
saints no done
gave more for
praise These loss, Gone all, For
words were heard in are their doubts and all who come, for
their re frain. all their dross. all who call.
"Therell Therell Come
be be see
no war or no sin and His face, His
foe to fight, No no more stain, Un hands, His feet, Come
sear ing sun, known is sick quench your thirst,
no ness, par
dread of night; gone is pain; take the Feast,
No The Come
more death en
dis of ter
tress, death, in
no no while
more more still
re the you
straint, hearse, may,
No The Then
more end Je
be of sus
weak, grief, bring
no the E
more end ter
feel of nal
faint. curse. Day.
No The Then
more end Je
be of sus
weak, grief, bring
no the E
more end ter
feel of nal
faint. curse." Day.
Rev 5:6, 7:1417, 21:37, 22:1720
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The Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us
181
Words: Johann Walther, 1552. Translated by Matthias Loy, 1880. Music: Act Gott Vom Himmelreiche or Ich will ein Neues Singen or Praetorius 7 from Musae Sionae XII (or VII), Michael Praetorius, 1609. Setting: "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs", 1855. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. The 2. There 3. They 4. Our 5. In Bride groom shall we will not Fa ther, der yon soon will see de blush to rich in home shall call light own bless ne us, Come, ed Our us As ing, Will ver Be all ye dear Re bro thers, give us si lent wed deem sis crowns mu ding ers ters of sics guests! face, dear, gold voice;
3 4
May Who Love And, With
not leads ev to hearts
His our er His and
voice souls will bo lips
ap be be som for
pall night shown press ev
us, ed us ing, er
While To When Im We
slum glo we part shall
ber ry with a in
binds by them bliss God
our His ap un re
breasts; grace; pear; told, joice;
May The We Will The
all pa all wel an
our tri shall come gels
lamps archs come with shall
be shall be em a
burn meet fore bra dore
ing, us, Him, ces Him,
And The Who Of All
oil pro for nev saints
be phets us er shall
found ho Man end sing
in ly be ing His
store, band, came, love, praise,
That A As And And
we, pos Lord deck bring
with tles, and us with
Him mar God with joy
re tyrs, a His be
turn greet dore gra fore
ing, us Him, ces Him
May In And In Their
o that ev bliss sweet
pen ce er ful est
find les bless realms heavn
the tial His a ly
door. land. Name. bove. lays.
6.In mansions fair and spacious Will God the feast prepare, And ever kind and gracious, Bid us its riches share; There bliss that knows no measure From springs of love shall flow, And never changing pleasure His bounty will bestow.
7.Thus God shall from all evil Forever make us free, From sin, and from the devil, From all adversity, From sickness, pain, and sadness, From troubles, cares, and fears, And grant us heavenly gladness And wipe away our tears.
Mt 25:6, Rev 21:2
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182
The Day is Surely Drawing Near
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Words: Bartholomus Ringwaldt, 1565. Translated by Phillip A. Peter, 1872, alt. Music: Es ist Gewisslich an der Zeit from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. The 2. A 3. A 4. Then 5. O day trum book woe Je is pet is to sus, sure loud o those who ly draw shall then pened then who scorned my debt ing re to the didst near, sound, all, Lord, pay When And A And And Gods all re sought for Son, the cord but my the earth tru car sin A be ly nal wast noint sha tell plea smit ed, ken; ing sures, ten
4 4
Shall Then What Who With
with all each here in
great who hath des the
maj in done, pised Book
es their both His of
ty graves great prec Life,
ap are and ious oh,
pear, As found Shall small, When Word, And may My
Judge from he loved name
of their on their be
all sleep earth earth al
ap a was ly so
point wa dwell trea writ
ed. ken. ing; sures! ten!
All mirth But all And ev With shame I will
and that ery and not
laugh ter then live shall in heart be clear trem bling they doubt; I trust
shall that ly will in
cease hour, seen, stand, Thee,
When By And And From
flames the all at Sa
on Al be the tan
flames might known Judg Thou
will ys as es hast
still bound they stern made
in less have com me
crease, powr been, mand free
As Be In To And
Scrip changed thoughts Sa from
ture at and tan all
tru His words be con
ly com and de dem
teach mand ac liv na
eth. ing. tions. ered. tion.
6.Therefore, my Intercessor be, And for Thy blood and merit Declare my name from judgment free, With all who life inherit; That I may see Thee face to face With all thy saints in that blest place Which Thou for us hast purchased.
7.O Jesus Christ, do not delay, O hasten our salvation! We often tremble on our way In fear and tribulation. Then hear us when we cry to Thee; Come, mighty Judge, and make us free From every evil. Amen!
Rev 20:1115, Lk 21:2536, Mt 25:3246, 2Tim 4:1, Rev 13:59, 1Thess 4:1318
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Theres a Great Day Coming
183
Words: Will L. Thompson, 1886. Music: Theres a Great Day Coming Will L. Thompson, 1886. Setting: "Alexanders Hymns No. 3", 1915. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Theres a 2. Theres a 3. Theres a great day bright day sad day com ing, com ing, com ing, A A A great day bright day sad day com ing, Theres a com ing, Theres a com ing, Theres a great day bright day sad day
4 4
com ing by and com ing by and com ing by and
by; by; by;
When the But its When the
saints and the sin ners shall be bright ness shall on ly come to sin ner shall hear his doom, "De
par ted right and left, them that love the Lord, part, I know ye not,"
mf
Are you
rea dy
for
that day
to
come?
Are
you rea
dy?
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Are
you
rea
dy?
Are
you
rea
dy
for
the
judg
ment
day?
mf
pp
Are
you rea dy?
Are
you rea dy?
For
the judg
ment
day?
Mt 25:3146, Mt 25:113
11 9 14 13 13 13
184
Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying
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Words: Phillipp Nicolai, 1599. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858. Music: Wachet Auf Phillip Nicolai, 1599. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. Wake, a wake, for night is fly on hears the watch men sing 2. Zi 3. Now let all the heavns a dore
ing; ing, Thee,
The watch men on the heights are cry And all her heart with joy is spring And saints and an gels sing be fore
ing: ing; Thee,
A wake, Je ru sa lem, at last! She wakes, she ri ses from her gloom; With harp and cym bals clear est tone;
Mid night hears the wel come voi For her Lord comes down all glo Of one pearl each shin ing por
ces rious, tal,
And at the thril ling cry re The strong in grace, in truth vic Where we are with the choir im
joi tor mor
ces; ious. tal
Come forth, ye vir gins, night is past; Her Star is risn, her Light is come. Of an gels round Thy dazz ling throne;
The Bride groom comes, a wake; Ah come, Thou bless ed One, Nor eye hath seen, nor ear
Your lamps Gods own hath yet
with glad ness take; be lo ved Son: a ttained to hear
A lle lu A lle lu What there is
ia! ia! ours,
And We but
for fol we
His mar low till re joice
riage feast pre the halls we and sing to
pare see Thee
For Where Our
ye must go Thou hast bid hymn of joy
and meet Him there. us sup with Thee e ter nal ly.
Mt 25:6, Rev 21:2
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Im But A Stranger Here
185
Words: Thomas Rawson Taylor, 1836. Music: St. Edmund (Sullivan) Arthur Seymour Sullivan, 1872. Setting: "Church Praise, with Tunes", 1885. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Im 2. What 3. There 4. There but though at fore a the my I stran temp Sa mur ger est viors mur here, rage, side not, Heavn Heavn Heavn Heavn is is is is my my my my home; home; home; home;
4 4
Earth Short I What
is is shall eer
a my be my
des pil glor earth
ert grim i ly
drear, age, fied, lot,
Heavn Heavn Heavn Heavn
is is is is
my my my my
home. home; home. home;
Dan Times There And
ger wild are I
and and the shall
sor win good sure
row try and ly
stand blast blest, stand
round soon those there
me shall I at
on be loved my
ev ery ov er most and Lords right
hand; past; best; hand.
Heavn I There, Heavn
is shall too, is
my reach I my
fa home soon fa
ther at shall ther
land, last, rest, land,
Heavn Heavn Heavn Heavn
is is is is
my my my my
home. home. home. home.
Heb 11:16, 2Cor 5:110, Jn 14:17, Phil 3:20, Eph 2:19
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186
Jerusalem the Golden
HEAVEN
Words: Bernard of Cluny, 1146. Translated by John Mason Neale, 1858. Music: Ewing Alexander C. Ewing, 1853. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1861. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Jer 2. They 3. There 4. O 5. Brief u sa lem the stand, those halls of is the throne of sweet and bless d life is here our gol Zi Da coun por den, with on, all vid, and try, the tion, brief milk and hon ey ju bi lant with there, from care re home of Gods e sor row, short lived blest, song, leased, lect! care;
4 4
Be And The O The
neath bright shout sweet life
thy with of and that
con tem man yan them that d bless knows no
pla an tri coun end
tion gel, umph, try, ing,
sink and the that the
heart all song ea tear
and the of ger less
voice mar them hearts life,
op tyr that ex is
pressed. throng; feast; pect! there.
I The And Je O
know Prince they sus, ha
not, is are in ppy
O ev with mer ret
I er their cy ri
know in Lea bring bu
not, them, der, us tion!
what the who to Short
joys day con that toil,
a light quered dear e
wait is in land ter
us ser the of nal
there, ene. fight, rest, rest;
What The And Who For
ra pas won art, mor
dian tures for with tals
cy of them God and
of the for the for
glo bless ev Fa sin
ry, d er ther, ners,
what are their and a
bliss be decked in gleam ing Spir it, man sion
yond glor robes ev with
com ious of er the
pare. sheen. white. blessed. blest.
Rev 21:1823, 2Cor 4:1718, Rev 7:917, Is 60:1920
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HEAVEN 6. That we should look, poor wanderers, to have our home on high! That worms should seek for dwellings beyond the starry sky! And now we fight the battle, but then shall wear the crown Of full and everlasting, and passionless renown.
7. And how we watch and struggle, and now we live in hope, And Zion in her anguish with Babylon must cope; But he whom now we trust in shall then be seen and known, And they that know and see Him shall have Him for their own. 8. For thee, O dear, dear country, mine eyes their vigils keep; For very love, beholding, thy happy name, they weep: The mention of thy glory is unction to the breast, And medicine in sickness, and love, and life, and rest. 9. O one, O only mansion! O paradise of joy! Where tears are ever banished, and smiles have no alloy; The cross is all thy splendor, the Crucified thy praise, His laud and benediction thy ransomed people raise. 10. Jerusalem the glorious! Glory of the elect! O dear and future vision that eager hearts expect! Een now by faith I see thee, een here thy walls discern; To thee my thoughts are kindled, and strive, and pant, and yearn. 11. Jerusalem, the only, that lookst from heaven below, In thee is all my glory, in me is all my woe! And though my body may not, my spirit seeks thee fain, Till flesh and earth return me to earth and flesh again. 12. Jerusalem, exulting on that securest shore, I hope thee, wish thee, sing thee, and love thee evermore! I ask not for my merit: I seek not to deny My merit is destruction, a child of wrath am I. 13. But yet with faith I venture and hope upon the way, For those perennial guerdons I labor night and day. The best and dearest Father Who made me, and Who saved, Bore with me in defilement, and from defilement laved. 14. When in His strength I struggle, for very joy I leap; When in my sin I totter, I weep, or try to weep: And grace, sweet grace celestial, shall all its love display, And Davids royal fountain purge every stain away. 15. O sweet and blessd country, shall I eer see thy face? O sweet and blessd country, shall I eer win thy grace? I have the hope within me to comfort and to bless! O shall I eer win the prize? O tell me, tell me, Yes!
186(2)
Rev 21:1823, 2Cor 4:1718, Rev 7:917, Is 60:1920
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Behold, A Host, Arrayed in White
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: Hans Adolf Brorson, circa 1760. Translation composite. Music: Den Store Hvide Flok or Great White Host traditional Norwegian, 17th cent. Setting: Edvard Grieg, 1907. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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1. Be 2. Des 3. Then hold pised hail, a host, a and scorned, they y ye might rrayed so le in white, Like journed here; But gions, yea, All thou now, hail! sand snow how glo Now safe clad rious and
6 4
moun they blest
tains bright, With ap pear! Those for aye, And
palms mar praise
they stand. Who tyrs stand a the Lord, who
is priest with
this band Be ly band, Gods His Word Sus
fore throne tained
the throne for ev you on
of er the
light? near. way.
Lo, So Ye
these are they of oft, in troub led did the joys of
glo days earth
rious fame Who gone by, In dis dain, Ye
from an toiled
the great guish they and sowed
a would in
fflic weep tears
tion came and sigh. and pain.
And At Fare
in home well,
the flood of a bove the now bring your
Je God sheaves
sus blood Are of Love For and sing Sal
cleansed aye va
from guilt their tears tions glad
and shall re
blame. dry. frain.
Rev 7:917, Heb 9:14, 1Jn 1:7, Rev 6:1113
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Now They Swing
ga thered in the now en joy their high your palms, lift
ho Sab up
ly place Their bath rest, The your song, Yea,
voi pas make
ces they chalban it my
in quet riad
wor of voi
ship raise, the blest; ces strong.
Their The E
an Lamb, ter
thems swell where their Lord, at nal ly shall
God fest praise
doth dwell, Mid al board Him to Thee, God,
an self and
gels song is Host the Lamb
of and be
praise. Guest. long.
Rev 7:917, Heb 9:14, 1Jn 1:7, Rev 6:1113
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Blest Be The Tie That Binds
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: John Fawcett, 1782. Music and Setting: Boylston Lowell Mason, 1832. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. Blest 2. Be 3. We 4. When 5. This be fore share we glor the our each a ious tie Fa o sun hope that thers thers der re binds throne woes, part, vives Our We Our It Our hearts pour mu gives cou in Christ ian our ar dent tual bur dens us in ward rage by the love; prayers; bear; pain; way;
3 4
The Our And But While
fel fears, of we each
low ship of our hopes, our ten for each shall still be in ex pec
kin aims o joined ta
dred are ther in tion
minds one flows heart, lives,
Is Our The And And
like com sym hope longs
to forts pa to to
that and thi meet see
a our zing a the
bove. cares. tear. gain. day.
6. From sorrow, toil and pain, And sin, we shall be free, And perfect love and friendship reign Through all eternity.
Col 3:1217, 1Jn 4:721, Eph 4:16, Gal 6:15, Rom 15:17
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COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Blest Be The Tie That Binds
189
Words: John Fawcett, 1782. Music: Dennis Hans Georg Ngeli, circa 1828. Setting: Donna Snell, circa 1975, alt. copyright: public domain. Setting released into the public domain by Donna Snell 10 Nov 2010. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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1. Blest 2. Be 3. We 4. When 5. This be fore share we glor the our each a ious tie Fa o sun hope that thers thers der re binds throne woes, part, vives Our We Our It Our hearts pour mu gives cou in our tual us rage Christ ar bur in by ian dent dens ward the love; prayers; bear; pain; way;
3 4
The Our And But While
fel fears, of we each
low our ten shall in
ship hopes, for still ex
of our each be pec
kin aims o joined ta
dred are ther in tion
minds one flows heart, lives,
Is Our The And And
like com sym hope longs
to forts pa to to
that and thi meet see
a our zing a the
bove. cares. tear. gain. day.
6. From sorrow, toil and pain, And sin, we shall be free, And perfect love and friendship reign Through all eternity.
Col 3:1217, 1Jn 4:721, Eph 4:16, Gal 6:15, Rom 15:17
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190
Built on the Rock
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig, 1857. Translated Carl Dving, 1909. Music: Kirken Den Er Et Gammelt Hus Ludvig M. Lindeman, 1840. Setting: "The Lutheran Hymnary", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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1. Built 2. Sure 3. We 4. Now 5. Still on ly are we we the in Gods may our Rock tem house ga earth the ples of ther ly church made li with tem doth with ving our ples stand, hands, stones, King; rear, E God, Built Evn That ven the for in we when Most His the may stee High, own low her ples is hab li ald are not i est His fall dwell ta dwell prais
3 4
ing; ing; tion; ing: es;
Crum bled have High a bove He through bap Prais es to They are the
spires in earth His tis mal Him we homes where
e tem grace there He
very ple us may draws
land, stands, owns, bring, near
Bells still are All earth ly Heirs of His His won drous And lit tle
chim tem won mer child
ing ples drous cy ren
and ex sal fore em
cal cell va tell brac
ling; ing; tion; ing; es,
Cal Yet Were Je Beau
ling the He whom we but sus His ti ful
young heavns two grace things
and can His to in
old not Name us them
to con to ac are
rest, tain tell, cords, said,
But Chose Yet Spi God
a to He rit there
bove a would and with
all bide deign life us
the on with are His
soul earth us all covn
dis with to His ant
tressed, men, dwell, words, made,
Long Built With His Mak
ing in all truth ing
for our His doth us
rest bod grace hal heirs
ev ies and low of
er His His the His
last tem fa tem king
ing. ple. vor. ple. dom.
6.Here stands the font before our eyes Telling how God did receive us; The altar recalls Christs sacrifice And what His table doth give us; Here sounds the Word that doth proclaim Christ yesterday, today, the same, Yea, and for aye our Redeemer.
7.Grant then, O God, whereer men roam, That, when the church bells are ringing, Many in saving faith may come Where Christ His message is bringing: "I know Mine own, Mine own know Me; Ye, not the world, My face shall see. My peace I leave with you."
Mt 7:2425, Mt 16:1318, Eph 2:1922, 1Cor 3:1116, Acts 17:24
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Faith of Our Fathers
191
Words: Frederick W. Faber, 1849. Refrain by James G. Walton, 1874. Music: St. Catherine Henri F. Hemy (18181888). Setting: James G. Walton, 1874. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. Faith of 2. Faith of 3. Faith of our our our fa fa fa thers, thers, thers, liv we we ing will will still, strive love In spite of To win all Both friend and dun na foe geon, tions in
3 4
fi un all
re
and to our
sword; Thee; strife;
O how our And through the And preach Thee,
hearts truth too,
beat that as
high comes love
with from knows
joy God, how
When eer We all By kind
we shall ly
hear then words
that be and
glo tru vir
rious ly tuous
Word! free. life.
Faith
of
our
fa
thers,
ho
ly
faith!
We
will
be
true
to
thee
till
death.
Heb 11:12, 1Tim 6:12, Jude 1:3, 2Cor 6:46, 2Tim 1:3
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192
For All The Saints
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: William W. How, 1864. Music: Sine Nomine Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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1. For 2. Thou 3. For 9. The 10. But all the wast their the A gol den lo! there saints, Rock, post eve breaks who their les ning a from For glo bright yet their la tress and rious com ens in more glor bors their pa the ious rest, Might; ny, west; day;
The
4 4 4 4
Who Thou, Who Soon, saints
Thee by Lord, their bear ing soon to tri
faith Cap forth faith um
be tain the ful phant
fore the world in the well Cross oer land war riors comes rise in bright
con fought and their ar
fessed, fight; sea, rest; ray;
Thy
The
Name, Thou, Shook Sweet King
O in all is of
the the the
Je dark migh calm glo
sus, ness ty of ry
be for drear, their world, we a par pass es
ev one sing dise on
er true to the His
blessed. Light. Thee: blessed. way.
Al
le
lu
ia,
Al
le
lu
ia!
Rev 14:13, 2Tim 4:78
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
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4. For 5. For 6. O 7. O 8. And
the Mar blest may when
Ev tyrs, com Thy the
an who mu sol strife
gel with nion, diers, is
ists, rap fel faith fierce,
by ture low ful, the
whose kin ship true war
blest dled di and fare
word, eye, vine! bold, long,
Like Saw We Fight Steals
four the fee as on
fold bright bly the the
streams, crown strug saints ear
the de gle, who the
gar scen they no dis
den ding in bly tant
of from glo fought tri
the the ry of umph
Lord, sky, shine; old, song,
Is And And And
fair see All win hearts
and ing, are with are
fruit grasped one them brave,
ful, it, in the a
be Thee Thee, vic gain,
Thy Name we glo for all tors crown and arms
a ri are of are
dored. fy. Thine. gold. strong.
Al
le
lu
ia,
Al
le
lu
ia!
11. From earths wide bounds, from oceans farthest coast, Through gates of pearl streams in the countless host, And singing to Father, Son and Holy Ghost:
Rev 14:13, 2Tim 4:78
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The Churchs One Foundation
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: Samuel John Stone, 1866. Music: Aurelia Samuel Sebastian Wesley, 1864. Setting: "Order of worship for the Reformed Church in the United States", 1866. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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1. The 2. She 3. The 4. Though 5. Mid Church s is from Church shall with a toil and one ev ne scorn trib foun ery ver ful u da na per won la tion tion, ish! der tion, Is Yet Her Men And Je one dear see tu sus Christ oer all Lord to her sore mult of her the de op her Lord, earth; fend, pressed, war,
4 4
She Her To By She
is char guide, schi waits
His ter sus sms the
new of tain, rent con
cre sal and a sum
a va cher sun ma
tion tion, ish, der, tion
By One Is By Of
wa Lord, with her peace
ter one her e for
and faith, to sies ev
the one the dis er
Word. birth; end: tressed: more;
From One Though Yet Till,
heavn He ho ly there be saints their with the
came Name those watch vi
and she who are sion
sought bless hate keep glo
her es, her, ing, rious,
To Par And Their Her
be takes false cry long
His one sons goes ing
ho ho in up, eyes
ly ly her How are
bride; food, pale, long? blest,
With And A And And
His own blood He to one hope she gainst or foe or soon the night of the great Church vic
bought press trai weep tor
her es, tor ing ious
And With She Shall Shall
for ev ev be be
her ery er the the
life He grace en shall pre morn of Church at
died. dued. vail. song! rest.
6. Yet she on earth hath union With God the Three in One, And mystic sweet communion With those whose rest is won, With all her sons and daughters Who, by the Masters hand Led through the deathly waters, Repose in Eden land.
7. O happy ones and holy! Lord, give us grace that we Like them, the meek and lowly, On high may dwell with Thee: There, past the border mountains, Where in sweet vales the Bride With Thee by living fountains Forever shall abide!
1Cor 3:11, Mt 27:2425
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Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow
194
Words: Bernhardt S. Ingemann, 1826. Translated by Sabine BaringGould, 1867. Music: Rex Gloriae Henry Thomas Smart, 1868. Setting: "Appendix to Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Through 2. One 3. One 4. On the the the ward, night light strain there of of that fore, doubt Gods lips pil and own of grim sor pres thou bro row ence, sands thers, On ward goes the Oer His ran somed Lift as from the On ward, with the pil peo heart cross grim ple of our band, shed, one; aid!
4 4
Sing Cha One Bear
ing songs of sing far the the con flict, its shame, and
ex gloom one fight
pec and the its
ta tion, ter ror, per il bat tle,
March Bright One Till
ing ning the we
to all march rest
the the in be
Pro mised Land. path we tread: God be gun: neath its shade.
Clear be One the One the Soon shall
fore ob glad come
us ject ness the
through of of great
the dark our jour re joi a wak
ness ney, cing ing,
Gleams One On Soon
and burns the faith the far the rend
the which e ing
gui ding light: nev er tires, ter nal shore, of the tomb;
Bro One Where Then
ther clasps the the earn est the One Al the scatt ring
hand look might of
of ing y all
bro ther, for ward, Fa ther sha dows,
Step One Reigns And
ping the in the
fear hope love end
less our for of
through God ev toil
the in er and
night. spires. more. gloom.
Heb 11:1316, 2Cor 5:110, Rev 22:5, Is 51:1116, 1Pt 1:1721, Heb 12:2224, Ps 119:105
87878787
195
When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Words: James Milton Black, 1893. Music: When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder James Milton Black, 1893. Setting: Charles Hutchinson Gabriel, 1893. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. When 2. On 3. Let the that us trum bright la pet of and cloud bor for the Lord less morn the Mas shall sound, ing when ter from and the the time dead dawn shall be in Christ till set no more, shall rise, ting sun,
4 4
And And Let
the the us
morn glo talk
ing breaks, e ter ry of His res of all His won
nal, bright ur rec drous love
and tion and
fair; share; care;
When the When His Then when
saved cho all
of earth sen ones of life
shall ga shall ga is ov
ther ov er ther to their er, and our
on the o ther shore, And the home be yond the skies, work on earth is done,
roll
is called up yon der, Ill
be
there.
When the
roll
is called up
yon
der,
When the
roll
When the roll
is called up
yon
der, Ill
be there,
When the roll
is called
up
yon
der,
When
the
roll
is called
up
is called
up
yon
der, Ill
be there,
When
the roll
is called
up
yon
der,
When
the
roll
is called
up
yon
der, Ill
be
there.
Dan 12:13, Rev 20:1215, 21:2627, 1Thess 4:1317
15 11 15 11 8 8 8 11
CONSECRATION
Be Thou My Vision
196
Words: Attr. Dallan Forgaill, 8th Century. Translated by Mary Byrne, 1905 and Eleanor Hull, 1912. Music: Slane Traditional Irish. Setting: Mark Hamilton Dewey, 2007. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision. All portions of the setting that were not already public domain were released to the public domain by the arranger on 27 July 2007. He already had released the parts and the versification (except for a few changes in the third verse, which he released to the public domain in 2007) to the public domain in 2006.
= 100
3 4
1. Be 2. Be 3. Be 4. Rich 5. High Thou Thou Thou es King my my my I of Vi Wis ba heed Hea sion, dom, ttle not, ven, O and Shield, nor my Lord Thou Sword mans vic of my for em tor my true the pty y heart; Word; fight; praise, won,
3 4
Naught be I ev Be Thou Thou mine May I
all er my In reach
else to with Thee Dig ni her i Heavns joys,
me, and ty, tance, O
save Thou Thou now bright
that with my and Hea
Thou me, De al vens
art. Lord; light; ways: Sun!
Thou Thou Thou Thou Heart
my my my and of
great souls Thou my
best Fa Shel on own
Thought, by ther, and ter, Thou ly, be heart, what
day I my first ev
or Thy high in er
by true To my be
night, son; wer: heart, fall,
Wa Thou Raise High Still
king in Thou King be
or me me of my
sleep dwell heavn Hea Vi
ing, ing, ward, ven, sion,
Thy and O my O
pre I Powr Trea Rul
sence with of sure er
my Thee my Thou of
light. one. powr. art. all.
Jn 16:13, Num 12:6
10 10 10 10
197
Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing
CONSECRATION
Words: Robert Robinson, 1758. Music: Nettleton Asahel Nettleton, 1812. Setting: "The Evangelical Hymnal", 1921. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
= 90
3 4
1. Come, 2. Sorrw 3. Je 4. O 5. O Thou ing sus to that Fount I sought grace day of shall me how when ev ery be in when a great a freed from bless spi stran debt sin ing, Tune rit, Till ger, Wandr or Dail ning, I my re ing y shall heart leased from Im see to sing from flesh the fold con strained Thy love Thy and of to ly grace; sin, God; be! face;
3 4
Streams Yet He, Let Cloth
of from to Thy d
mer cy, ne ver what I do in res cue me from good ness, like a then in blood washed
ceas her dan fet lin
ing, it, ger, ter, en
Call Here In Bind How
for Thy ter my Ill
songs prais posed wandr sing
of loud es Ill His pre ing heart Thy sover
est be cious to eign
praise. gin; blood; Thee. grace;
Teach Here How Prone Come,
me I His to my
some raise kind wan Lord,
me lo dious my Eb en ness yet pur der, Lord, I no long er
son e sues feel tar
net, Sung by zer; Here by me Mor tal it, Prone to ry, Take my
fla Thy tongue leave ran
ming tongues a great help Ive can ne ver the God I somed soul a
bove. come; tell, love; way;
Praise And Clothed Heres Send
the I in my thine
mount! hope, flesh, heart, an
Im fixed u by Thy good till death shall O take and gels now to
pon it, Mount of plea sure, Safe ly loose me I can seal it, Seal it car ry Me to
Thy to not for realms
re deem ing ar rive at pro claim it Thy courts a of end less
love. home. well. bove. day.
Ps 36:911, Jn 4:1314, 1Sam 7:312, Heb 13:2021, 1Pt 1:1819, Eph 1:1314
87878787
CONSECRATION
Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
198
Words: William Williams, 1745. Translated by Peter Williams, 1771. Music: Cwm Rhondda John Hughes, 1907. Setting: "The Methodist Hymnbook" (UK), 1933. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Guide me, 2. O pen 3. Lord, I 4. When I 5. Mu sing O now trust tread on Thou the Thy the my great crys migh verge ha Je tal ty of bi ho foun po Jor ta vah, tain, wer, dan, tion, Pil Whence Won Bid Mu grim through this the heal ing drous are Thy my an xious sing on my
4 4
bar stream works fears heavn
ren doth of sub ly
land. flow; old; side; home,
I Let Thou Death Fills
am weak, the fire de liv of deaths, my soul
but and erst and with
Thou clou Thine hells ho
art dy from de ly
might pil thrall struc long
y; lar dom, tion, ings:
Hold Lead Who Land Come,
me with Thy me all my for naught them me safe on my Je sus,
powr ful hand. jour ney through. selves had sold: Ca naans side. come; quick ly
Bread Strong Thou Songs Va
of De didst of ni
Hea livr con prai ty
ven, er, quer, ses, is
Bread strong Thou songs all
of De didst of I
Hea livr con prai see;
ven, er, quer, ses,
Feed Be Sin, I Lord,
me Thou and will I
till still Sa ev long
I want no my Strength and tan and the er give to to be with
more; Shield; grave, Thee; Thee!
Feed me till Be Thou still Sin, and Sa I will ev Lord, I long
I my tan er to
want Strength and give be
no and the to with
more. Shield. grave. Thee. Thee!
Ex 15:13, Ex 13:2122, Jn 6:3235, Jn 4:14
8787877
199
He Leadeth Me
CONSECRATION
Words: Joseph H. Gilmore, 1862. Music and Setting: He Leadeth Me William B. Bradbury, 1864. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. He lead eth me, 2. Some times mid scenes 3. Lord, I would place 4. And when my task O of my on bless deep hand earth d est in is thought! O words with heavn ly gloom, Some times where E dens ver mur mur Thine, Nor e done, When by Thy grace the com bow nor vic fort fraught! ers bloom, re pine; trys won,
4 4
What By Con Een
eer I do, wher ters still, ovr wa tent, what e ver deaths cold wave I
eer I be troub led sea, lot I see, will not flee,
Still Still Since Since
tis Gods hand tis His hand tis my God God through Jor
that that that dan
lead lead lead lead
eth eth eth eth
me. me. me. me.
He
lead
eth
me,
He
lead
eth
me,
By
His
own hand
He
lead
eth
me;
His
faith
ful
fol
lowr
would
be,
For
by
His
hand
He
lead
eth me.
Ps 23:13, 31:3, Jn 16:13, Mt 6:13
88888888
CONSECRATION
More Love to Thee
200
Words: Elizabeth Payson Prentis, 1856. Music: More Love to Thee William Howard Doane, 1870. Setting: William Howard Doane, 1870, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 75
4 4
1. More 2. Once 3. Then love to earth ly shall my Thee, O Christ; joy I craved, lat est breath, More love to Sought peace and Whis per Thy Thee; rest; praise, Hear Now This Thou the thee a be the
4 4
prayr I make lone I seek, part ing cry
On Give My
bend ed what is heart shall
knee; best; raise;
This This This
is all still
my my its
ear nest plea, prayr shall be, prayr shall be,
More love, O More love, O More love, O
Christ, to Thee, Christ, to Thee, Christ, to Thee,
More love to More love to More love to
Thee; Thee; Thee;
More love to More love to More love to
Thee. Thee. Thee.
Eph 6:24, 1Jn 4:1621, 2Thess 3:5, Mt 22:3740
10 10 12 8
201
Lord, Thee I Love with All My Heart
CONSECRATION
Words: Martin Schalling, circa 1571. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858. Music: Herzlich Lieb hab ich Dich O Herr Strassburg, 1577. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Lord, Thee I 2. Yea, Lord, twas 3. Lord, let at love with all my Thy rich bount y last Thine an gels heart; I gave My come, To pray Thee, neer from bo dy, soul, and A brams bo som me de part; all I have bear me home,
4 4
With In That
ten der mer this poor life I may die
cy cheer of la un fear
me. bor. ing;
Earth has no Lord, grant that And in its
plea sure I would I in eve ry nar row cham ber
share, Yea, place May keep My
Heavn it self were glor i fy Thy bo dy safe in
void and bare If la vish grace And peace ful sleep Un
Thou, Lord, wert serve and help til Thy re
not near my neigh ap pear
me. And bor. Let ing. And
should my no false then from
heart for doc trine death a
sor me wa
row break, My be guile, Let ken me, That
trust in Thee can Sa tan not my these mine eyes with
no thing shake. soul de file. joy may see,
Thou art the Give strength and O Son of
Mt 22:37, 28:20, 1Jn 4:1821, 1Pt 1:1719, 1Thess 4:1617, 1Kgs 8:2224
8878878888848
CONSECRATION
201(2)
por tion I have pa tience un to God, Thy glor ious
sought; Thy pre me To bear face, My Sa
cious blood my my cross and vior and my
soul has bought. fol low Thee. fount of grace.
Lord Lord Lord
Je sus Je sus Je sus
Christ, My God and Christ, My God and Christ, My prayer at
Lord, my God and Lord, my God and tend, my prayer at
Lord, For sake me Lord, In death Thy tend, And I will
not! I trust Thy com fort still a praise Thee with out
Word. fford. end!
Mt 22:37, 28:20, 1Jn 4:1821, 1Pt 1:1719, 1Thess 4:1617, 1Kgs 8:2224
8878878888848
202
My Faith Looks Up To Thee

(also known as My Faith Looks Trustingly)
CONSECRATION
Words: Ray Palmer, 1830. Music and Setting: Olivet Lowell Mason, 1832. Setting: composite Lowell Mason, 1859 and C. C. Converse, 1867. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. My 2. May 3. While 4. When faith looks Thy rich lifes dark ends lifes up grace maze trans to im I ient Thee, part tread, dream, Thou Strength And When Lamb of to my griefs a deaths cold Cal faint round sul va ry, ing heart, me spread, len stream
4 4
Sa my be ov
vior zeal Thou er
di in my me
vine! spire! Guide; roll;
Now As Bid Blest
hear me Thou hast dark ness Sa vior,
while died turn then
I for to in
pray, me, day, love,
take O wipe fear
all my may my sor rows and dis
guilt love tears trust
a to a re
way, Thee, way, move;
O Pure Nor O
let warm, let bear
me and me me
from this day be change less be, a ev er stray from safe a bove, a
whol liv Thee ran
ly ing a somed
Thine! fire! side. soul!
2Cor 5:7, Jn 1:29, 1:36, Heb 12:23, Eph 3:12, Rev 2:1011
6646664
CONSECRATION
Not Worthy, Lord, to Gather Up the Crumbs
203
Words: Edward Henry Bickersteth, 1872. Music: Eventide William H. Monk, 1861. Setting: William H. Monk, 1861. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Not 2. I 3. One 4. And 5. I wor am word is hear thy, not from not Thy Lord, wor Thee, mer voice; to thy my cy Thou ga to Lord, Thy bidst ther up the be thought Thy one smile, one pre rog a me come and crumbs child, look, tive rest; With Nor And Free I trem sit I mer come, bling the could cy, I
4 4
hand last face bound kneel,
that and the less, I
from low cold, fa clasp
Thy ta ble est at Thy rough world a thom less, di Thy pier cd
fall, board; gain; vine? feet;
A Too And Me, Thou
wea long with Lord, bidst
ry, a that the me
hea wan trea chief take
vy derer sure of my
la and in sin place,
den too my ners, a
sin oft heart me wel
ner be could for come
comes guiled; brook give, guest
To plead Thy I on ly The wrath of And Thine the A mong Thy
pro ask de great saints,
mise one vils er and
and re and glo of
o con the ry, Thy
bey Thy cil ing scorn of on ly ban quet
call. word. men. Thine. eat.
6. My praise can only breathe itself in prayer, My prayer can only lose itself in Thee; Dwell Thou forever in my heart, and there, Lord, let me sup with Thee; sup Thou with me.
Mt 15:2228, Lk 17:710, Mk 7:2729, Lk 14:711
10 10 10 10
204
O That The Lord Would Guide My Ways
CONSECRATION
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719, alt. Music: Evan or Eva William H. Havergal, 1847. Setting: Lowell Mason, 1850. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 130
3 2
1. O 2. O 3. From 4. Or 5. As that send van der sist the Thy i my my Lord would Spi rit ty turn foot steps soul, too guide down off by apt my to mine Thy to ways To write Thy eyes; Let Word, And stray, A keep law no make strict His sta tutes up on my cor rupt de my heart sin er watch to still! heart! sign, cere; keep;
3 2
O Nor Nor Let And
that let cov sin should
my God would my tongue in et ous de have no do I eer for
grant dulge sires min get
me de a ion, Thy
grace ceit, rise Lord, way,
To Nor With But Re
know act in keep store
and the this my Thy
do His li ars soul of con science wan dring
will! part. mine. clear. sheep.
6. Make me to walk in Thy commands, Tis a delightful road; Nor let my head, or heart, or hands, Offend against my God.
Ps 119:5, Ez 36:2529, 11:1920, Is 24:5
8686
CONSECRATION
Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior
205
Words: Fanny J. Crosby, 1868. Music: Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior William Howard Doane, 1870. Setting: "The Coronation", 1872. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Pass 2. Let 3, Trust 4. Thou me not, O gen me at Thy throne ing on ly in the Spring of all tle of Thy my Sa mer me com vior, cy rit, fort, Hear my hum ble Find a sweet re Would I seek Thy More than life to cry; lief, face; me,
4 4
While on o thers Thou art Kneel ing there in deep con Heal my wound ed, bro ken Whom have I on earth be
call tri spi side
ing, tion; rit, Thee?
Do Help Save Whom
not pass my un me by in Heavn
me be Thy but
by. lief. grace. Thee?
Sa
vior,
Sa
vior,
Hear
my
hum
ble
cry;
While
on
thers Thou art
call
ing,
Do
not pass
me
by.
Mt 20:3034, Gen 18:15, Mk 9:2125
8585985
206
Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us
CONSECRATION
Words: attr. Dorothy Ann Thrupp, 1836. Music and Setting: Bradbury William B. Bradbury, 1859. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Sa 2. We 3. Thou 4. Ear vior, like a shep are Thine, Thou dost hast pro mised to ly let us seek herd be re Thy lead friend ceive fa us, us, us, vor, much be poor ear we need Thy ten der the guard ian of our and sin ful though we ly let us do Thy care; way; be; will;
4 4
In Thy plea sant Keep Thy flock, from Thou hast mer cy Bless d Lord and
pas sin to on
tures de re ly
feed fend lieve Sa
us, us, us, vior,
for our use Thy folds pre seek us when we go a grace to cleanse and powr to with Thy love our bo soms
pare. stray. free. fill.
Bless Bless Bless Bless
d d d d
Je Je Je Je
sus, sus, sus, sus,
bless bless bless bless
d d d d
Je Je Je Je
sus! sus! sus! sus!
Thou Hear, We Thou
hast O will hast
bought us, hear us ear ly loved us,
Thine when turn love
we we to us
are. pray. Thee. still.
Bless Bless Bless Bless
d d d d
Je Je Je Je
sus, sus, sus, sus,
bless bless bless bless
d d d d
Je Je Je Je
sus! sus! sus! sus!
Thou Hear, We Thou
hast O will hast
bought hear ear loved
us, us ly us,
Thine when turn love
we we to us
are. pray. Thee. still.
Jn 10:3, Ps 23, Jn 10:116, Eph 2:45, Rom 5:8
87878787
CONSECRATION
Take My Life And Let It Be
207
Words: Frances R. Havergal, 1874. Music: Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (17561791). Setting: composite found in "Hymnal and Liturgies of the Moravian Church", 1920. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
= 140
3 4
1. Take 2. Take 3. Take 4. Take 5. Take my my my my my life, hands, voice, sil will, and and and ver and let it let them let me and my make it be move sing gold; Thine; con se at the al ways, not a it shall cra im on mite be ted, pulse ly, would no Lord, to of Thy for my I with long er Thee. love. King. hold. mine.
3 4
Take Take Take Take Take
my my my my my
mo feet, lips, in heart,
ments and and tell it
and let let ect, is
my them them and Thine
days; be be use own;
let swift filled e it
them and with very shall
flow beau mess powr be
in ti a as Thy
cease ful ges Thou ro
less for from shalt yal
praise. Thee. Thee. choose. throne.
6. Take my love, my Lord, I pour at Thy feet its treasure store. Take myself, and I will be ever, only, all for Thee.
Rom 12:12, Rom 6:13, 1Cor 6:20, 2Cor 5:15
7777
208
Take Thou My Hand and Lead Me
CONSECRATION
(also known as O Take My Hand, Dear Father or Lord Take My Hand and Lead Me)
Words: Julie Katharina von Hausmann, 1862. Translated by Rev. Julius Herman Edward Horstmann (18691954), before 1901. Music: So Nimm Denn Meine Hnde Friedrich Silcher, 1842. Setting: Donna Snell, circa 1975. copyright: public domain. Setting released into the public domain by Donna Snell 10 Nov 2010. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. Take 2. Take 3. Though Thou Thou oft my my I hand, heart think and and Thou lead hide hid me it est oer in Thy lifes folds won rough of drous way, grace might,
4 4
with Though Still
Heavn ly pain or to my
Man woe goal
na be Thou
feed tide guid
me it est
from to me
day know through
to Thy dark
day. face night,
A Draw, Take,
lone Lord, then,
my of my
foot Thy hands
steps good and
fal plea lead
ter sure me
and Thy till
strag child life
gle to is
wide, Thee, oer,
Lord And With
who my grant me heavn ly
life canst faiths full man na
al mea feed
ter be sure though me for
Thou naught ev
my I er
guide. see. more.
Ps 25:122, Jer 31:914, Ex 13:21, Ps 119:105
11 11 11 11
CONSECRATION
Whiter Than Snow
209
Words: James Nicholson, 1872. Music: Whiter Than Snow William Gustavus Fischer, 1872. Setting: "Pentecostal Hymns, No. 2", 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
= 80
3 4
1. Lord 2. Lord 3. Lord 4. Lord Je Je Je Je sus, I sus, look sus, for sus, Thou long to be down from Thy this I most see st I per throne hum pa fect in bly tient ly the en ly whole; I skies, And treat, I wait, Come want help wait, now, Thee for me to bless ed and with
3 4
ev make Lord, in
er to a com at Thy me a
live in my plete sac ri cru ci fied new heart cre
soul, fice; feet, ate;
Break I By To
down ev give up faith, for those who
ry my my have
i self, clean sought
dol, cast and what sing, I Thee, Thou
out ev see ne
ev ry er I Thy blood ver saidst
foe; know, flow, No,
Now Now Now Now
wash wash wash wash
me me me me
and and and and
I I I I
shall shall shall shall
be be be be
whit whit whit whit
er er er er
than than than than
snow. snow. snow. snow.
Whit
er
than
snow,
yes,
whit
er
than
snow;
Now
wash
me,
and
shall
be
whit
er
than
snow.
Ps 51:112, Is 1:18, Heb 13:15, Rom 12:18
11 11 11 11 9 11
210
Happy the Man Who Feareth God

(also known as Happy Who in Gods Fear Doth Stay)
NEW OBEDIENCE
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus (Walter) from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Bartolomus Gesius, 1605. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Hap 2. Thy 3. Lo! 4. Out 5. He py the wife shall, to the of Mount shall be man who fear like a fruit man these bless Zi on God with thee in eth ful ings shall thy God, vine, cleave send, ways, Whose Fill Who And And feet all in crown give His ho ly thy house with Gods ho ly with joy thy thee health and
4 4
ways clus fear lat length
have ters doth ter of
trod; fine; live; end; days
Thine own Thy child From him That thou Yea, thou
good ren the Je shalt
hand all an ru child
shall be cient sa rens
nour fresh curse lem child
ish and hath mayst ren
thee, sound, fled see, see,
And well Like ol By A In fa And peace
and ive dams vor on
hap plants race and Is
py thy in pros ra
shalt ta her per el
thou be. ble round. it ed. it y. shall be.
Ps 146:5, Job 28:28, Acts 9:31
8888
NEW OBEDIENCE
Happy the Man Who Feareth God

(also known as Happy Who in Gods Fear Doth Stay)
211
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Hap py the 2. Thy wife shall, 3. Lo! to the 4. Out of Mount 5. He shall be man like man Zi with who a these on thee fear fruit bless God in eth God, Whose feet ful vine, Fill all ings cleave Who in shall send, And crown thy ways, And give His thy Gods with thee ho house ho joy health ly with ly thy and ways clus fear lat length have ters doth ter of trod; fine; live; end; days
4 4
Thine Thy From That Yea,
own child him thou thou
good ren the Je shalt
hand all an ru child
shall be cient sa rens
nour fresh curse lem child
ish and hath mayst ren
thee, sound, fled see, see,
And well and Like ol ive By A dams In fa vor And peace on
hap plants race and Is
py shalt thou thy ta ble in her it pros per it ra el shall
be. round. ed. y. be.
Ps 146:5, Job 28:28, Acts 9:31
8888
212
He Who Would Valiant Be
NEW OBEDIENCE
Words: John Bunyan, 1684. Modified by Percy Dearmer, 1906. Music: Monks Gate traditional English. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1904. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. He 2. Who 3. Since, who would val so be set Lord, Thou dost iant him de be round fend gainst with us all dis with dis mal Thy a stor Spi ster, ies rit,
4 4
Let Do We
him in con but them selves know we at
stan con the
cy found end,
fol his shall
low the strength the life in
Mas more her
ter. is. it.
Theres No Then
no dis cour age foes shall stay his fan cies flee a
ment might; way!
shall though Ill
make he fear
him once re with gi ants not what men
lent fight, say,
His He Ill
first will la
a vowed make good bor night
in his and
tent right day
to to to
be be be
a a a
pil pil pil
grim. grim. grim.
Jn 12:26, 1Pt 2:1924, 3:1216, Heb 11
11 11 12 11
NEW OBEDIENCE
Jesus Wants All Of His Children
213
Words: verses 15 Mrs. James W. Wood, 1909. verses 67 Brian J. Dumont, 2008. Music and Setting: Blessed Are They Mrs. James W. Wood, from "Service in Song", Standard Pub. Co., 1909. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision. verses 67 released into the public domain by the author on 17 Dec 2008.
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4 4
1. Je 2. Je 3. Je 4. "Bless 5. When sus sus sus ed we wants was wants are find all so us the our of His meek and to be pure in friends are child ren low ly, lov ing, heart," an gry, to As help thus we be a ing the will good and lit tle when we Sav ior to them true; child. may. taught. say,
4 4
He We We Clean "Je
will help if will try to will try to in mind, in sus wants you
we but ask Him, be like Je sus, be kind heart ed, dy, soul, in bo to be lov ing,
help us gen tle, mer ci pure in each and
glad ly pa tient, ful each ev ery ev ery
too. mild. day. thought. day."
6. When I know that I have done wrong, to Jesus I flee. He has paid for all transgressions, He has paid for me! 7. Jesus knew that we would fail Him so He came to be Life to all the poor and lost ones, life eternally!
Mt 5:312, 11:29, Jas 3:17
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214
My Jesus, As Thou Wilt
NEW OBEDIENCE
Words: Benjamin Schmolck, circa 1704. Translated by Jane L. Borthwick, 1854. Music: Jewett or Weber Carl M. von Weber, 1821. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. My 2. My 3. My 4. My Je Je Je Je sus, sus, sus, sus, as as as as Thou Thou Thou Thou wilt! wilt! wilt! wilt! Oh, If Though All may Thy need y seen through shall be will here man well be and ya for mine! poor, tear, me;
4 4
In Give Let Each
to me not chang
Thy Thy my ing
hand of love I peo ples bread, their star of hope grow fu ture scene I
would por dim glad
my all tion rich or dis ly trust
re and ap with
sign; sure. pear; Thee:
Through The Since Straight
sor man Thou to
row, na on my
or through joy, of Thy Word earth hast wept, home a bove
con Let and I
duct me my soul sor rowed trav el
as feed oft calm
Thine up a ly
own, on; lone, on,
And And If And
help if I sing,
me all must in
still else weep life
to should with or
say, fail, Thee, death,
my my my my
Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord,
Thy thy Thy Thy
will will will will
be be be be
done! done! done! done!
Mt 6:10, Ps 40:8, Jn 6:40, Acts 22:1416
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NEW OBEDIENCE
Where He Leads Me
215
(also known as I Can Hear My Savior Calling or Follow All The Way)
Words: Edward (or Ernest) William Blandy, 1890. Music: Blandy or Norris attr. John Samuel Norris (18441907) or Philip Paul Bliss (18381876). Setting: "Best Endeavor Hymns", 1907. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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4 4
1. I can 2. Ill go 3. Ill go 4. He will hear my Sa vior with Him through the with Him through the give me grace and call gar judg glo ing, den, ment, ry, I can Ill go Ill go He will hear my Sa vior with Him through the with Him through the give me grace and call gar judg glo ing, den, ment, ry,
4 4
I Ill Ill He
can go go will
hear my Sa vior with Him through the with Him through the give me grace and
call gar judg glo
ing, den, ment, ry,
"Take Ill Ill And
thy go go go
cross with with with
and Him, Him, me,
fol with with with
low, Him Him me
fol all all all
low the the the
Me." way. way. way.
Where He
leads
me
will
fol low,
Where He
leads
me
will
fol low,
Where He
leads
me I
will
fol low;
Ill go
with Him, with Him, all
the
way.
Jn 12:26, 21:22, 13:3738, 10:2730, Mk 8:3438
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216
Did You Think To Pray?
PRAYER
Words: Mary A. Pepper Kidder, 1876. Music: Stockbridge or Did You Think To Pray William Oscar Perkins, 1876. Setting: William Oscar Perkins, 1876. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. Ere 2. When 3. When 4. When you you your sore left met heart tri your with was als room great filled came this temp with up morn ta an on ing, tion, ger, you, Did Did Did Did you you you you think think think think to to to to pray? pray? pray? pray?
4 4
In the By His Did you When your
name dy plead soul
of ing for was
Christ love grace, bowed
our and my in
Sa mer bro sor
vior, it, ther, row,
Did Did That Balm
you you you of
sue claim might Gil
for the for ead
lov Ho give did
ing ly a you
fa Spir no bor
vor, it ther row
As As Who At
a your had the
shield to guide and crossed your gates of
day? stay? way? day?
how pray ing
rests the
wea
ry!
Prayer
will
change the night to
day;
So when life seems dark and
drea
ry,
Dont for get
to
pray.
1Thess 6:17, Ps 5:3,12, Mk 11:2425
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PRAYER
Our Father Thou in Heaven Above
217
(also known as Our Father, Who from Heaven Above or Our Father in the Heaven Who Art)
Words: Martin Luther, 1539. Translation composite. Music: Vater Unser im Himmelreich attr. Martin Luther, found in Valentin Schumanns Geistliche Lieder, Leipzig, 1539. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Our Fa ther, 2. Thy name be 3. Thy king dom 4. Thy gra cious 5. Give us this Thou in heavn a hal lowed. Help us, come. Thine let it will on earth be ly day our dai bove, Who Lord, In be In done As bread And bid pur time tis let dest us to i ty to and in e in heavn be us all be dwell keep ter fore clothed in love, Thy Word, ni ty. Thy throne; and fed.
4 4
As That Let O From
bre to Thy be war
thren the good dience and
of glo Spir in strife
one fa mi ry of Thy it eer be our weal and be our De
ly, Name nigh woe fense,
To We Our And From
cry in ev ry walk be fore Thee hearts with gra ces pa tience in all fa mine and from
need to Thee, free from blame. to sup ply. grief be stow. pes ti lence,
Teach us no Let no false Break Sa tans Curb flesh and That we may
thought doc powr, blood live
less trine de and in
word us feat ev god
to per his ry ly
say, But vert; All rage; Pre ill That peace, Free
from poor, serve sets from
our in most de lu ded Thy Church from it self a all care and
heart to souls con age to gainst Thy a va
pray. vert. age. will. rice.
6. Forgive our sins, Lord, we implore, Remove from us their burden sore, As we their trespasses forgive Who by offenses us do grieve. Thus let us dwell in charity And serve our brother willingly. 7. Into temptation lead us not. When evil foes against us plot And vex our souls on every hand, Oh, give us strength that we may stand Firm in the faith, a wellarmed host, Through comfort of the Holy Ghost!
8. From evil, Lord, deliver us; The times and days are perilous. Redeem us from eternal death, And when we yield our dying breath, Console us, grant us calm release, And take our souls to Thee in peace. 9. Amen, that is, So shall it be. Confirm our faith and hope in Thee That we may doubt not, but believe What here we ask we shall receive. Thus in Thy name and at Thy word We say: Amen. Oh, hear us, Lord! Amen.
Mt 6:913, Lk 11:24
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218
The Lords Prayer (new)
PRAYER
Words: Brian L. Penney, 2008. Music: Erfyniad Welsh Hymn Melody. Setting: David Evans, "Revised Church Hymnary", 1927. copyright: Words: Copyright 2009, Brian L. Penney. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music and Setting: public domain per CCEH. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. Fa 2. O 3. O ther Fa Fa in ther, ther, heav now lead en, our us Your dai from name ly temp we bread ta con sup tions fess, ply, powr;
4 4
High And May
and grant we
ex for find
alt give safe
ed ness ty
in bright for in from sins
ho i try
li qui ing
ness; ty; hour;
O May I
may we Lord,
Your for de
king give liv
dom as er
come, we from
Your have the
will been e
be for vil
done, givn, one,
And Our All
may the hearts with this we
earth mer ask
and cy through
heavn be filled, as Your be
joined Yours lov
as in ed
one. heavn. Son.
Mt 6:913, Lk 11:14
10 10 10 10
PRAYER
We Now Implore God the Holy Ghost
219
(also known as To God the Holy Spirit Let Us Pray or O Holy Ghost to Thee We Pray or Now Do We Pray God the Holy Ghost or Now Pray We All God the Comforter or Now Let Us Pray to the Holy Ghost)
Words: v.1 ancient German. verses 24 Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite. Music: Nun Bitten wir den Heiligen Geist ancient German found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. We 2. Shine 3. Thou 4. Thou now im plore in our hearts, sa cred Love, high est Com God O grace fort the most on in Ho pre us ev ly cious be ry Ghost Light, stow, need, For That Set Grant the we our that
4 4
true Je hearts nei
faith, sus with ther
which Christ heavn shame
we may ly nor
need know fire death
the a a we
most, right, glow heed,
That Cling That That
in our ing to with hearts een then
last our u our
mo Sa ni cou
ments vior, ted rage
He whose we may
may blood love ne
be hath each ver
friend bought o fail
us us. ther, us
And, Who Of When
as a one the
home gain mind, Foe
ward to in shall
we our peace ac
jour ney, at home land hath ry with ev cuse and as
tend brought bro sail
us. us. ther. us.
Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord,
have have have have
mer mer mer mer
cy. cy. cy! cy!
Jn 14:26, 16:1315, Eph 4:36, Rom 8:2327, 9:1, 1Cor 12:3
9 9 11 10 4
220
What A Friend We Have In Jesus
PRAYER
Words: Joseph M. Scriven, 1855. Music: untitled Charles C. Converse, 1868. Setting: "Book of hymns and tunes", 1874. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. What a Friend we 2. Have we tri als 3. Are we weak and 4. Bless ed Sa vior, have and hea Thou in temp vy hast Je ta la pro sus, tions? den, mised all our sins and griefs to Is there trou ble a ny cum bered with a load of Thou wilt all our bur dens bear! where? care? bear
4 4
What a priv i lege We should ne ver be Pre cious Sa vior, still May we ev er, Lord,
to dis our be
car cour re bring
ry aged; fuge, ing
ev take take all
ery thing to God in it to the Lord in it to the Lord in to Thee in earn est
prayer! prayer. prayer. prayer.
O Can Do Soon
what peace we of ten we find a friend so your friends des pise, for in glo ry bright un
for faith sake cloud
feit, ful you? ed
O who Take there
what will it will
need all to be
less our the no
pain sor Lord need
we rows in for
bear, share? prayer! prayer
All Je In Rap
be sus His ture,
cause knows arms praise
we our Hell and
do ev take end
not ery and less
ca weak shield wor
rry ness; you; ship
ev take you will
ery thing to it to the will find a be our sweet
God Lord so por
in in lace tion
prayer. prayer. there. there.
Jn 15:13, Mt 7:78, Heb 4:15, Jn 15:1416, 1Pt 2:24
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PRAISE
All Creatures of Our God and King
221
Words: Francis of Assisi circa 1225. Translated by William H. Draper, 1919. Music: Lasst Uns Erfreuen from Geistliche Kirchengesng, Kln, 1623. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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6 4
1. All 2. Thou 3. Thou 4. Dear 5. And crea rush flow mo all tures ing ing ther ye of wind wa earth, men our God that art ter, pure whoday of ten and so and by der King strong clear, day heart, Lift Ye Make Un For up clouds mu fold giv your that sic est ing voice sail for bless o and with us in Heaven a thy Lord to ings on our thers, take your sing, long, hear, way, part,
6 4
A lle O O O O
lu praise praise praise sing
ia! Him! Him! Him! ye!
A A A A A
lle lle lle lle lle
lu lu lu lu lu
ia! ia! ia! ia! ia!
Thou Thou Thou The Ye
burn ris fire flowers who
ing ing so and long
sun moon, mas fruits pain
with gol in praise ter ful that in and sor
den re and thee row
beam, joice, bright, grow, bear,
Thou Ye That Let Praise
sil lights giv them God
ver moon with soft er a of eve ning, find est man both warmth and His glo ry al so and on Him cast your
gleam! voice! light. show. care!
praise
Him!
praise
Him!
A lle
lu
ia!
A lle
lu
ia!
A lle
lu
ia!
6. And thou most kind and gentle Death, Waiting to hush our latest breath, O praise Him! Alleluia! Thou leadest home the child of God, And Christ our Lord the way hath trod.
7. Let all things their Creator bless, And worship Him in humbleness, O praise Him! Alleluia! Praise, praise the Father, praise the Son, And praise the Spirit, Three in One!
Ps 69:34, Ps 148
8 8 8 8 8 8 with Alleluias
222
Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to Heaven and Voices Raise
PRAISE
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1865. Music: Ode to Joy Ludwig van Beethoven; Adapted by Edward Hodges, 1824. Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
1. Al 2. Now 3. Christ 4. Christ 5. Al le the is is le lu i ri ri lu ia, ron sen, sen, ia, al bars Christ, we al le are the are le lu ia! bro ken, first fruits ri sen! lu ia! Hearts Christ of Shed Glo to Heavn and from death to the ho ly up on us ry be to voi life har heavn God ces is vest ly on raise: born, field, grace, high;
4 4
Sing Glor Which Rain Al
to ious will and le
God life, all dew lu
a and its and ia!
hymn life full gleams to
of im a of the
glad ness, mor tal, bun dance glo ry Sa vior
sing on at from who
to God a the ho ly His se cond the bright ness has gained the
hymn Ea com of vic
of ster ing Thy to
praise. morn. yield: face; ry;
He, Christ Then That Al
who on the has tri umphed, den the gol we, with our le lu ia!
cross and ears hearts to
a we of in the
Vic con har Hea Spir
tim, quer vest ven, it,
for by will here fount
the worlds sal His might y their heads be on earth may of love and
va en fore fruit sanc
tion bled, ter prise: Him wave, ful be, ti ty:
Je We Rip And Al
sus Christ, the with Him to ened by His by an gel le lu ia,
King of life e glor ious hands be al le
glo ry, ter nal sun shine ga thered, lu ia!
now by from and to
is His the be the
ri res fur ev Tri
sen ur rows er, une
from rec of Lord, Ma
the tion the with jes
dead. rise. grave. Thee. ty.
1Cor 15:5457, Is 25:79, Rev 21:4, 2Tim 1:10
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PRAISE
Angel Voices, Ever Singing
223
Words: Francis Pott, 1861. Music: Angel Voices (Monk) Edwin G. Monk, 1861. Setting: Presbyterian Hymnal, 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. An 2. Thou 3. Lord, 4. Here, 5. Ho gel voi ces, Who art be we know Thy great God, to nor, glo ry, e yond love day might ver the re we and sing ing, far thest joi ces of fer me rit, round mor oer of Thine Thy tal each Thine shall throne eye work own e of can of to ver light, scan, Thine; Thee; be,
4 4
An Can Thou And Fa
gel it didst for ther,
harps, be ears Thine Son,
for that and ac and
e Thou hands cept Ho
ver re and ance ly
ring ing, gard est voi ces prof fer, Spi rit,
rest songs for all bless
not of Thy un ed
day or sin ful praise com worth i Tri ni
night; man? bine; ly, ty;
Thou Can Crafts Hearts Of
sands on we feel mans art and minds, the best
ly that and and that
live Thou mu hands Thou
to art sics and hast
bless Thee, near us mea sure voi ces, giv en
and and for in Earth
con wilt Thy our and
fess hear plea choic Hea
Thee us? sure est ven
Lord Yea, didst me ren
of we de lo der
might. can. sign. dy. Thee.
Rev 5:814, Ps 148:12
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Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
PRAISE
Words: Walter Chalmers Smith, 1876. Music: St. Denio or Joanna or Palestrina traditional Welsh found in "Caniadau y Cyssegr" by John Roberts, 1839. Setting: "Caniadau y Cyssegr ar Teulu", 1878, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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3 4
1. Im 2. Un 3. To 4. Great 5. All mor rest all, Fath laud tal, ing, life er we in un Thou of would vis hast giv glo ren i ing, est, ry, der; ble, and to pure O God si both Fath help on lent great er us ly as and of to wise, light, small; light, see
3 4
In Nor In Thine Tis
light want all an on
in ing, life gels ly
ac nor Thou a the
ces wast liv dore splen
si ing, est, Thee, dor
ble Thou the all of
hid rul true veil light
from est life ing hid
our in of their eth
eyes, might; all; sight; Thee,
Most Thy We But And
bless just blos of so
d, ice, som Thy let
most like and rich Thy
glor moun flour gra glo
ious, tains, ish ces ry,
the high as this al
An soar leaves grace, might
cient ing on Lord, y,
of a the im im
Days, bove tree, part part,
Al Thy And Take Through
might y, clouds, which with er the veil Christ in
vic are and from His
tor foun per our stor
ious, tains ish face, y,
Thy of but the Thy
great Name good ness naught chang vile from Christ to
we and eth our the
praise. love. Thee. heart. heart.
1Tim 1:17, Rom 1:20
11 11 11 11
PRAISE
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
225
Words: Henry J. van Dyke, 1907. Music: Ode to Joy Ludwig van Beethoven; Adapted by Edward Hodges, 1824. Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. Joy 2. All 3. Thou 4. Mor ful, joy ful, Thy works with art giv ing tals, join the we a joy sur and for ha ppy dore round giv chor Thee, Thee, ing, us, God earth ev which of glor y, and heaven re er bless ing, the morn ing Lord flect ev stars of love; Thy rays, er blessed, be gan;
4 4
Hearts un Stars and Well spring ther Fa
fold an of love
like gels the is
flowers sing joy reign
be a of ing
fore round liv oer
Thee, Thee, ing, us,
o pening to the cen ter of un o cean depth of bro ther love binds
sun bro hap man
a ken py to
bove. praise. rest! man.
Melt Field Thou E
the clouds of and for est, our Fa ther, ver sing ing,
sin vale Christ march
and and our we
sad moun Bro on
ness; tain, ther, ward,
drive flow all vic
the ery who tors
dark of mea dow, live in in the
doubt flash love midst
a ing are of
way; sea, Thine; strife,
Giv er Sing ing Teach us Joy ful
of bird how mu
im and to sic
mor tal flow ing love each leads us
glad ness, foun tain o ther, Sun ward
fill call lift in
us us us the
with the to re to the tri umph
light joice joy song
of in div of
day! Thee. ine. life.
Ps 71:23, Jn 12:46
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226
O Lord We Praise Thee

(also known as May God be Praised Henceforth and Blest Forever or Let God Be Blest)
PRAISE
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite. Music: Gott Sei Gelobet und Gebenedeiet or Enchiridion or Gud Vre Lovet Evig Nu traditional German c. 1400 found in Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533. Setting: Johann Hermann Schein, 1627, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. O Lord, we 2. Thy ho ly 3. May God be praise Thee, bo dy stow on bless Thee, and a in to death was us His grace and dore Thee, gi ven, fa vor In thanks Life to To please giv ing win for Him with
4 4
bow us our
be in be
fore hea ha
Thee ven. vior
Thou with Thy No great er And live as
bo dy love than breth ren
and Thy blood didst this to Thee could here in love and
nou rish bind us; un ion
Our weak May this Nor re
souls that feast there pent this
they may of re blest Co
flou mind mmun
rish: us! ion!
O O O
Lord, have Lord, have Lord, have
mer mer mer
cy! cy! cy!
May Lord, Let
Thy Thy not
bo kind Thy
dy, ness good
Lord, did Spir
born of so con it for
Ma strain sake
ry, Thee us;
That That Grant
our Thy that
sins and blood should heavn ly
Ps 51:15, 1Cor 11:2326, Mt 26:2628, 1Pt 2:24
11 8 11 8 5 9 9 6 7 5
PRAISE
226(2)
sor bless min
rows and ded
did sus He
car tain make
ry, me. us;
And All Give
Thy our Thy
blood debt Church,
for Thou Lord,
us hast to
plead paid; see
In all Peace with Days of
tri al, God once peace and
fear, more u
and is ni
need: made: ty:
O O O
Lord, have Lord, have Lord, have
mer mer mer
cy! cy. cy!
Ps 51:15, 1Cor 11:2326, Mt 26:2628, 1Pt 2:24
11 8 11 8 5 9 9 6 7 5
227
Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow

(Doxology; see also Awake, My Soul, And With The Sun)
PRAISE
Words: Thomas Ken, 1674. Music: Old 100th Genevan Psalter, attr. Louis Bourgeois, c. 1551. Setting: Sternhold and Hopkins Psalter, 1561. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. Praise God, from Whom all
bles
sings flow;
Praise Him, all crea tures
here
be
low;
Praise Him a bove, ye
heavn
ly
host;
Praise Fa ther, Son, and
Ho
ly
Ghost.
Rom 13:11, Ps 17:15, Ps 148:12, Eph 1:3
8888
PRAISE
Praise To The Lord, The Almighty
228
Words: Joachim Neander, 1680. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863. Music: Lobe den Herren from Ander Theil des Erneuerten Gesangbuch, 1665. Setting: William Sterndale Bennett, 1863, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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3 4
1. Praise 2. Praise 3. Praise 4. Praise 5. Praise to to to to to the the the the the Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, the Who Who Who Who, Al oer hath doth when might y, the all things so fear ful ly, pros per thy tem pests their King won won work war of drous drous and fare cre ly ly, de are a reign made fend wa tion! eth, thee; thee; ging,
3 4
O Shel Health Sure Who,
my ters hath ly when
soul, thee vouch His the
praise un safed good e
Him, der and, ness le
for His when and ments
He wings, heed mer mad
is thy yea, so less ly cy here ly a
health gent fall dai round
and ly ing, ly thee
sal sus hath at are
va tain stayed tend ra
tion! eth! thee. thee. ging,
All Hast What Pon Bid
ye thou need der deth
who not or a them
hear, seen grief new cease,
now how ev what turn
to His thy de er hath the Al eth their
tem si failed might fu
ple draw res have of re y can ry to
near; been lief? do, peace,
Praise Grant Wings If Whirl
Him ed of with winds
in in His His and
glad what mer love wa
a He cy He ters
dor or did be as
a dain shade friend suag
tion. eth thee. thee. ing.
6.Praise to the Lord, Who, when darkness of sin is abounding, Who, when the godless do triumph, all virtue confounding, Sheddeth His light, chaseth the horrors of night, Saints with His mercy surrounding. Ps 150:12, Ps 23:6
7.Praise to the Lord, O let all that is in me adore Him! All that hath life and breath, come now with praises before Him. Let the Amen sound from His people again, Gladly for aye we adore Him. 14 14 4 7 8
229
The God of Abraham Praise
PRAISE
Words: Daniel ben Judah, circa 1400. Paraphrased by Thomas Olivers, circa 1765. Music: Yigdal or Leoni Traditional Hebrew. Setting: Meyer Lyon, 1780. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. The 2. The 3. The 4. He 5. Tho God of Ab God of Ab God of Ab by Him self na tures strength rham rham rham has de praise, praise, praise, sworn; cay, Who at Whose I and reigns Whose all on earth en throned a su preme com suf fic ient His oath de and hell with bove; mand grace pend, stand,
4 4
An From Shall I To
cient of e earth I rise guide me all shall, on ea Ca naans bounds
ver and my gle I
last seek hap wings urge
ing the py up my
days, and joys at days, in borne, to way, at
God His all Heavn His
of right my a com
Love; hand; ways. scend. mand.
Je I He I The
ho all calls shall wa
vah, great I on earth for a worm His be hold His try deep I
AM! sake, friend, face; pass,
by its He I with
earth wis calls shall Je
and dom, Him His sus
Heavn fame, self powr in
con and my a my
fessed; powr; God! dore, view;
I And And And And
bow and bless the ly Him my on He shall save me sing the won ders thro the how ling
sa Por to of wil
cred tion the His der
Name make, end, grace ness
for my thro for my
ev Shield Je ev way
er and sus er pur
blessed. Towr. blood. more. sue.
Ex 3:1415, 1Chr 29:18
6 6 12 6 6 12
PRAISE
6.The goodly land I see, with peace and plenty blessd; A land of sacred liberty, and endless rest. There milk and honey flow, and oil and wine abound, And trees of life forever grow with mercy crowned. 7.There dwells the Lord our King, the Lord our righteousness, Triumphant oer the world and sin, the Prince of peace; On Sions sacred height His kingdom still maintains, And glorious with His saints in light forever reigns. 8.He keeps His own secure, He guards them by His side, Arrays in garments, white and pure, His spotless bride: With streams of sacred bliss, with groves of living joys With all the fruits of Paradise, He still supplies. 9.Before the great ThreeOne they all exulting stand; And tell the wonders He hath done, through all their land: The listning spheres attend, and swell the growing fame; And sing, in songs which never end, the wondrous Name. 10.The God Who reigns on high the great archangels sing, And "Holy, holy, holy!" cry, "Almighty King! Who was, and is, the same, and evermore shall be: Jehovah Father great I AM, we worship Thee!" 11.Before the Saviors face the ransomed nations bow; Oerwhelmed at His almighty grace, forever new: He shows His prints of love they kindle to a flame! And sound thro all the worlds above the slaughtered Lamb. 12.The whole triumphant host give thanks to God on high; "Hail, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost," they ever cry. Hail, Abrahams God, and mine! (I join the heavnly lays,) All might and majesty are Thine, and endless praise.
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Ex 3:1415, 1Chr 29:18
6 6 12 6 6 12
230
And Can It Be
THANKSGIVING
Words: Charles Wesley, 1738. Music: Fillmore Jeremiah Ingalls (17641828). Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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3 4
1. And 2. Tis 3. He 4. Long 5. Still can mys left my the it tery His im small be all: Fa pris in that thIm thers oned ward I should mor tal throne a spir it voice I gain dies: bove lay, hear, An Who So Fast That in terest can ex free, so bound in whis pers in plore in sin all the His fi and my
3 4
Sa strange nite na sins
viors de His tures for
blood? sign? grace? night; givn;
Died In Emp Thine Still
He vain tied eye the
for the Him diff a
me, first self used ton
who born of a ing
caused ser all quick blood
His aph but ning is
pain? tries love, ray? near,
For To And I That
me, sound bled woke, quenched
who the for the the
Him depths A dun wrath
to of dams geon of
death love help flamed hos
pur di less with tile
sued? vine. race: light; Heavn.
A Tis Tis My I
ma mer mer chains feel
zing cy cy fell the
love! all! all, off, life
How Let im my His
can earth mense heart wounds
it a and was im
be, dore, free, free, part;
That Let For I I
Thou, an O rose, feel
my gel my went the
God, minds God, forth, Sa
shouldst in it and vior
die quire found fol in
for no out lowed my
me? more. me! Thee. heart.
6. No condemnation now I dread; Jesus, and all in Him, is mine; Alive in Him, my living Head, And clothed in righteousness divine, Bold I approach theternal throne, And claim the crown, through Christ my own.
Rom 5:810, Eph 3:812, Acts 12:7, 1Kgs 19:1112
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THANKSGIVING
For The Beauty Of The Earth
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Words: Folliot S. Pierpoint, 1864. Music: Dix Conrad Kocher, 1838. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. For 2. For 3. For 4. For 5. For the the the the Thy beau beau joy joy Church, ty ty of of that of of ear hu ev the each and man er earth hour, eye, love, more For Of For Bro Lift the glo ry the day and the heart and ther, sis ter, eth ho ly of of minds pa hands the the de rent, a skies, night, light, child, bove,
4 4
For Hill For Friends Offr
the and the on ing
love which vale, and mys tic earth and up on
from tree har friends ev
our birth and flowr, mo ny bove, a ery shore
O ver and a Sun and moon, and Link ing sense to For all gen tle Her pure sac ri
round stars sound thoughts fice
us of and and of
lies. light. sight. mild. love.
Lord
of
all,
to
Thee
we raise,
This
our
hymn
of
grate
ful
praise.
6. For the martyrs crown of light, For Thy prophets eagle eye, For Thy bold confessors might, For the lips of infancy.
7. For Thy virgins robes of snow, For Thy maiden mother mild, For Thyself, with hearts aglow, Jesu, Victim undefiled.
8. For each perfect gift of Thine, To our race so freely given, Graces human and divine, Flowers of earth and buds of Heaven.
Is 6:3, Ps 95:16, Ps 33:16
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His Gifts
THANKSGIVING
Words: Brian J. Dumont, 2011. Music: Simple Gifts (Shaker dance) Joseph Brackett, 1848, alt. Setting: Brian J. Dumont, 2011. copyright: Melody, public domain. Words and Setting: Copyright 2011 Brian J. Dumont. These lyrics and setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
1. Its 2. Its 3. Its 4. Its 5. Its His His His His His gift, gift, gift, gift, gift, this cre a tion, all the in car na tion, He be our re demp tion, bought and res ur rec tion Raised to His as cen sion we a glo came paid life wait ry we see, us to be in His blood so that we His re turn. Its the All the All Gods May al Not a gift things wrath so lone,
4 4
laid our poured with yet
out fal out Him for
for len in in His
A dam and for Eve, But race could nev er be. Our one tre mend ous flood. The glo ry al ways be. His pres ence yearn. Christ near er
as na ran new leads
they turned a way ture He would take som paid for all life is Gods pro us to the Fa
from and in mise ther
His then His and and
world jus act guar makes
so ti of an our
bright, It would fy, To the Grace meant to tee of the home Where well
plunge us Laws de bring you gift He sing to
deep in to mands Christ would in to His pre pares for ge ther a
fear ful lov you round
of ly ing and His
the Light. com ply. em brace. for me. Throne.
Life,
life
poured
out on you and me
He
calls
us
to live
and His
Glo
ry
to see
Eph 2:810, 4:48, 1Jn 5:1012, Titus 3:47, Jas 1:1718, Jn 10:2730, 4:10, Rom 6:23, 5:1517, 3:2126 7 6 11 11 11 8 11 9 10
THANKSGIVING
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Our
Lord
calls
us
home with Him to be
in His
pres ence liv
ing e
ter
nal
ly!
6. Its His gift, of His Spirit poured on us in His Word Who reminds us of all Jesus taught and did. His Peace was sent to Comfort and be with us and sustain our faith in the Lords promises. 7. Its His gift, our repentance even this is from Him! When His Law and Spirit move our hearts within, They crush our vain ambition and very thoughts, drive us each to Gods mercy His Kingdom is wrought! 8. Its His gift of Baptism washed us clean in His Son placed us in His Name and took us as His own What comfort givn to us in this lifelong trust Given faith that Christs work is applied now to us. 9. Its His Gift of His Table where He feeds us His sheep; Blest communion with our God forever sweet. His Body and His Blood poured out for us all Givn to heal our wounds and restore our_ soul. 10. Its His Gift of eternal life spent in His embrace, To be with the Father and to sing His praise And so with God the Son who redeemed our souls With the Spirit together forever extolled.
Eph 2:810, 4:48, 1Jn 5:1012, Titus 3:47, Jas 1:1718, Jn 10:2730, 4:10, Rom 6:23, 5:1517, 3:2126 7 6 11 11 11 8 11 9 10
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Now Thank We All Our God
THANKSGIVING
Words: Martin Rinkart, c.1636. Translated Catherine Winkworth, 1856. Music: Nun Danket Johann Crger, 1647. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. Now 2. O 3. All
thank may praise
we all our this boun teous and thanks to
God, God God
with through the
heart and hands and all our life be Fa ther now be
voi near gi
ces, us, ven;
Who With The
won ev Son
drous things has er joy ful and Him Who
done, hearts reigns
in and with
Whom this bless ed Them in
world re peace to high est
joi cheer Hea
ces; us; ven;
Who And The
from keep one
our mo us in e ter
thers His nal
arms grace, God,
has and Whom
blessed us guide us earth and
on when Heavn
our per a
way plexed; dore;
With And For
count free thus
less us it
gifts from was,
of all is
love, ills, now,
and in and
still is ours this world and shall be ev
to the er
day. next! more.
2Cor 2:14, Rom 6:7
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O Day of Rest And Gladness
234
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862. Music: Woodbird or Es Flog Ein Kleins Waldvgelein traditional German found in "Memminger Tabulaturbuche", 17th Century. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward, 1904. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. O 2. On 3. Thou 4. Thou 5. To day thee, art art day of at a a on rest and the cre port, pro ly ho wear y glad a tec lad na ness, o tion, the ted from der, where tions the day light storms an heaven of first that gels ly joy had round go man and its us and na light, birth; rise; come; falls;
4 4
O On A Each To
balm of thee, for gar den, Sun day ho ly
care our int finds con
and sal er us vo
sad va sec glad ca
ness, most tion, Christ ted with der, near tions the
beau rose streams er sil
ti from of to ver
ful, depths par heaven, trum
most of a our pet
bright: earth; dise; home; calls,
On On Thou A Where
thee, the high thee, our Lord, art a cool day of sweet Gos pel light
and vic ing re is
low tor foun fec glow
ly, through ious, the tain in tion, thou ing with
a ges joined in Spi rit sent from lifes dry, drea ry art a day of pure and ra diant
tune, heaven, sand; love, beams,
Sing And From A And
ho ly, thus on thee, like day of liv ing
ho thee, Pis res wa
ly, most gahs ur ter
h glor moun rec flow
oly, to ious, a tain, we tion from ing, with
the great tri ple view our earth to soul re
God light pro things fresh
Tri was mised a ing
une. given. land. bove. streams.
6. New graces ever gaining from this our day of rest, We reach the rest remaining to spirits of the blessed. To Holy Ghost be praises, to Father, and to Son; The church her voice upraises to Thee, blessed Three in One.
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O Lord of Heavn and Earth and Sea
THANKSGIVING
Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1863. Music: Es Ist Kein Tag Johann D. Meyer, 1692. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. O 2. The 3. For 4. Thou 5. Thou Lord gol peace didst givst of den ful not the Heavn sun homes spare Spir and shine, and Thine its earth ver health on bless and nal ful ly d sea, air, days, Son, dowr,
4 4
To Sweet For But Spir
Thee flowrs all gavst it
all and the Him of
praise fruits, bless for life
and Thy ings a and
glo love earth world love
ry de dis un and
be; clare; plays, done, powr,
How Where We And And
shall har owe free dost
we vests Thee ly, His
show our ri pen, thank ful with that sevn fold
love Thou ness bless gra
to art and d ces
Thee, there, praise, One, showr
Who Who Who Thou Up
giv giv giv giv on
est est est est us
all? all. all. all. all.
6. For souls redeemed, for sins forgivn, For means of grace and hopes of Heavn, Father, all praise to Thee be givn, Who givest all.
7. We lose what on ourselves we spend, We have as treasure without end Whatever, Lord, to Thee we lend, Who givest all.
8. To Thee, from Whom we all derive Our life, our gifts, our power to give: O may we ever with Thee live, Who givest all.
Acts 14:15, Rom 8:32, Ps 145:1519
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TRUST
All Depends On Our Possessing
236
Words: unknown circa 1673. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858. Music: Alles ist an Gottes Segen Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: "Chorale Book for England", 1863, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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4 4
1. All 2. He 3. Ma 4. When 5. Well de pends on who hi ther ny spend their with sor row He knows what our pos sess ing to hath fed me lives in fret ting I am strick en, best to grant me; Gods And Ov Hope All a bun dant to ma ny er tri fles my heart a the long ing grace joys and new hopes and bless ing, hath led me, in get ting will quick en, that haunt me,
4 4
Though Is Things All Joy
all and that my and
earth ly ev er have no long ing sor row,
wealth shall sol shall have
de part. be mine. id ground. be stilled. their day.
He He I To I
who trusts with who did so shall strive to His lo ving shall doubt His
faith un sha ken gent ly school me, win a treas ure kind ness ten der wis dom nev er,
In He That Soul As
His God is who still doth will bring me and bo dy God wills, so
not for guide and last ing I sur be it
sa ken rule me, pleas ure ren der; ev er,
And Will And For I
eer keeps a re main my that now is in Him a to Him com
daunt less heart. Help di vine. sel dom found. lone I build. mit my way.
6. If on earth my days He lengthen, He my weary soul will strengthen; All my trust in Him I place. Earthly wealth is not abiding, Like a stream away is gliding; Safe I anchor in His grace.
Pr 10:22, 2Cor 6:10, Heb 10:34
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237
Fear Not, O Little Flock
TRUST
Words: Attr. to King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden (15941632), Jacob Fabricius (15931654) or Johann M. Altenburg (15841640). Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1855. Music: Kommt her zu mir, spricht Gottes Sohn traditional German, 1490. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges Choralbuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
1. Fear 2. Be 3. As 4. A not, O of good true as men, Lord lit cheer; Gods Je tle your own sus, flock, the foe cause be longs word is true, grant our prayer! Who To Not Great mad ly Him who earth nor Cap tain, seeks can hell now
4 4
your a with Thine
ov er throw; venge your wrongs; all their crew arm make bare;
Dread not Leave it gainst A Fight for
his to us us
rage Him shall once
and our pre a
powr; Lord. vail. gain.
What though your Though hid den A jest and So shall thy
cou yet by saints
rage from word and
some all are mar
times our they tyrs
faints, eyes, grown; raise
His seem ing He sees the God is with A might y
tri Gid us, cho
umph eon we rus
oer who are to
Gods saints shall rise; His own, Thy praise,
Lasts To Our World
but save vic with
one us, try out
lit and can end.
tle His not A
hour. word. fail. men.
Lk 12:32, Ps 27:114, 1Pt 3:1317, Heb 13:6, Ps 56:113
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God Will Take Care of You
238
Words: Civilla Durfee Martin, 1905. Music: Martin Walter Stillman Martin, 1905. Setting: "Alexanders Gospel Songs", 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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6 8
1. Be 2. Through 3. All 4. No not days you mat dis mayed of toil may need ter what what when He may eer be tide, heart doth fail, will pro vide, be the test, God God God God will will will will take take take take care care care care of of of of you; you; you; you;
6 8
Be When No Lean,
neath dan thing wear
His gers you y
wings fierce ask one,
of your will u
love path be pon
a as de His
bide, sail, nied, breast,
God God God God
will will will will
take take take take
care care care care
of of of of
you. you. you. you.
God
will
take
care
of
you,
through ev
ry
day,
oer
all
the way;
He
will
take
care
of
you,
God will take care
of
you.
Ps 34:910, Lk 12:3032, Rom 8:32, Phil 4:19
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239
How Firm A Foundation
TRUST
Words: John Rippon, 1787. Music: Foundation (Funk) or Protection Joseph Funk, 1832. Setting: "Union Harmony", 1837. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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2 2
1. How 2. In 3. Fear 4. When 5. When firm ev not, through through a ery I the fie foun con am deep ry da tion, ye di tion, in with thee, O wa ters I tri als thy saints sick be call path of the ness, in not dis thee to ways shall Lord, health; mayed, go, lie, Is In For The My laid po I ri grace, for ver am vers all your tys thy of su
2 2
faith vale, God woe ffic
in or and shall ient,
His a will not shall
ex bound still thee be
cel lent ing in give thee ver o thy sup
Word! What wealth; At aid; Ill flow; For ply; The
more can He home and a strength en and I will be flame shall not
say broad, help with hurt
than to on the thee, and thee, thy thee; I
you land, cause trou on
He hath on the thee to bles to ly de
said, sea, stand bless, sign
You, As Up And Thy
who thy held sanc dross
un days by ti to
to de My fy con
Je sus for mand, shall thy right eous, om to thee thy sume, and thy
re fuge have strength ev er ni po tent deep est dis gold to re
fled? be. hand. tress. fine.
6. Even down to old age all My people shall prove My sovereign, eternal, unchangeable love; And when hoary hairs shall their temples adorn, Like lambs they shall still in My bosom be borne. 7. The soul that on Jesus has leaned for repose, I will not, I will not desert to its foes; That soul, though all hell should endeavor to shake, Ill never, no never, no never forsake.
2Tim 2:19, Heb 13:5, Is 41:10, 43:25
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TRUST
How Shall We Answer Terrors Cry?
240
Words: Richard W. Adams, 2001. Music: Melita John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. Words copyright: Copyright 2001 Richard W. Adams. These lyrics may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. How 2. When 3. When 4. We shall Sa ex pray we tan ec that an swer whis pers, ution ers You their ter Hate hung hearts rors your You will cry, foe, high turn; The Now You And cun ning take your turned Your light a blade, the ven geance prayer up ho ly
4 4
fla draw to fire
ming the the to
sky? bow, sky, burn
When Pro And Their
mur tect pled dross
derous spite us from the Fa way, a
knocks the ther so
down tem to they
our door pters guile, for give, may be
And The You Like
vio ly asked gold
lence ing that re
breaks voice, cru fined,
u the el e
pon e men ter
our vil might nal
shore, smile. live. ly.
O O O O
let let let let
us us us us
come come Your pray
and in ex that
look trust am they
to to ple be
You You, take, come,
To To And Like
know hear pray us,
Your the for with
will word sin You
what we ners for
shall know as ev
we is we er
do? true. ache. one.
Lk 23:34, Mt 5:4348
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241
I Am Jesus Little Lamb
TRUST
Words: Henrietta L. von Hayn, 1778. Translation composite. Music: Weil Ich Jesu Schflein Bin from Bruder ChoralBuch, 1784. Setting: "Church Book for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Congregations", 1893. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. I 2. Day 3. Who am by so Je day, hap sus lit tle at home, a py as I lamb, way, am, Ev Je Ev er sus en glad is now at my the heart I Staff and Shep herds am; Stay. lamb?
4 4
For my When I And when
Shep herd gen tly hun ger, Je sus my short life is
guides feeds end
me, Knows my me, In to ed, By His
need, and well pro pleas ant pas tures an gel host at
vides leads tend
me, me; ed,
Loves me When I He shall
ev ry thirst, He fold me
day bids to
the me His
same, go breast,
Ev en Where the There with
calls qui in
me et His
by my wa ters arms to
name. flow. rest.
Is 40:11, Jn 10:1115
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I Know Whom I Have Believed
242
Words: Daniel Webster Whittle (a.k.a. Elias Nathan), 1883. Music and Setting: I Know Whom I Have Believed James McGranahan, 1892. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I 5. I know know know know know not not not not not why Gods how this how the what of when my won drous grace sa ving faith Spi rit moves, good or ill Lord may come, To To Con May At me He hath made me He did im vin cing us of be re served for night or noon day known, part, sin, me, fair,
4 4
Nor Nor Re Of Nor
why, how veal wea if
un be ing ry I
wor liev Je ways walk
thy, ing sus or the
Christ in through gol vale
in His the den with
love Re Word Wrought Word, Cre days, Be Him, Or
deemed peace a fore meet
me with ting His Him
for in faith face in
His my in I the
own. heart. Him. see. air.
But I
know Whom
I have be
liev
d,
And am per
sua
ded
that He is
ab
le
To
keep
that
which Ive com
mit
ted
Un to
Him
a gainst
that
day.
2Tim 1:12, Phil 3:811, Jn 14:511, Jn 17:3
8 6 8 6 9 10 8 7
243
If God Himself Be For Me
TRUST
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1656. Verses 13, 79, 1115 Translated by Richard Massie, 1856, alt. Verses 46,10 Translated for Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook (Pittsburgh), 1907, alt. Music: Woodbird or Es Flog Ein Kleins Waldvgelein traditional German found in "Memminger Tabulaturbuche", 17th Century. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward, 1904. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
1. If 2. This 3. I 4. My 5. He God Him self be I be lieve, yea, build on this foun Je sus is my can celed my of for ra da Splen fen me, I ther, Of tion, That dor, My ses, De may a this I Je sus Sun, my liv ered host make and Light, me de my His a from fy; boast, blood lone; death;
4 4
For That A Were He
when I God is lone are He not is the
pray, be my dear my sal my De Lord who
fore Fa va fen clean
me ther, tion, der ses
My The The Be My
foes, Friend true, fore soul
con who e Gods from
found ed, loves me ter nal awe full sin through
fly. most, good. throne, faith.
If And With I In
Christ, that, out nev Him
my Head what eer Him all er should I can
and be that find be
Mas tide plea fa cheer
ter, Be me, My ses Is vor And ful, Bold,
friend Sa val mer and
me from a vior is at ue less on cy in His un daun ted
bove, hand earth; sight, aye;
What Through The But In
foe or what storm y seas gifts I owe be de stroyed Him I am
dis to to for not
as guide Je ev fear
ter me sus er ful
Can And A As Of
drive bring lone dark Gods
me me my ness great
from His safe to love are by the Judg ment
love? land. worth. light. Day.
Rom 8:3139, 111, Ps 27:13, Is 50:79, Jn 10:2830, Gal 6:14, Jn 15:20, Ps 46:111
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TRUST 6. Naught, naught, can now condemn me Nor set my hope aside; Now hell no more can claim me, Its fury I deride. No sentence eer reproves me, No ill destroys my peace; For Christ, my Savior, loves me And shields me with His grace.
7. His Spirit in me dwelleth, And oer my mind He reigns. All sorrow He dispelleth And soothes away all pains. He crowns His work with blessing And helpeth me to cry, "My Father!" without ceasing, To Him who dwells on high. 8. And when my soul is lying Weak, trembling, and opprest, He pleads with groans and sighing That cannot be exprest; But Gods quick eye discerns them, Although they give no sound, And into language turns them Een in the hearts deep ground. 9. To mine His Spirit speaketh Sweet word of holy cheer, How God to him that seeketh For rest is always near And how He hath erected A city fair and new, Where what our faith expected We evermore shall view. 10. In yonder home doth flourish My heritage, my lot; Though here I die and perish, My heaven shall fail me not. Though care my life oft saddens And causeth tears to flow, The light of Jesus gladdens And sweetens every woe. 11. Who clings with resolution To Him whom Satan hates Must look for persecution; For him the burden waits Of mockery, shame, and losses, Heaped on his blameless head; A thousand plagues and crosses Will be his daily bread. 12. From me this is not hidden, Yet I am not afraid; I leave my cares, as bidden, To whom my vows were paid. Though life and limb it cost me And everything I won, Unshaken shall I trust Thee And cleave to Thee alone. 13. Though earth be rent asunder, Thourt mine eternally; Not fire nor sword nor thunder Shall sever me from Thee; Not hunger, thirst, nor danger, Not pain nor poverty Nor mighty princes anger Shall ever hinder me. 14. No angel and no gladness, No throne, no pomp, no show, No love, no hate, no sadness, No pain, no depth of woe, No scheme of mans contrivance, However small or great, Shall draw me from Thy guidance Nor from Thee separate. 15. My heart for joy is springing And can no more be sad, Tis full of mirth and singing, Sees naught but sunshine glad. The Sun that cheers my spirit Is Jesus Christ, my King; That which I shall inherit Makes me rejoice and sing.
243(2)
Rom 8:3139, 111, Ps 27:13, Is 50:79, Jn 10:2830, Gal 6:14, Jn 15:20, Ps 46:111
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244
I Place My Trust In God
TRUST
Words: verses by Dorothy Amstutz, 2007. Refrain by Loren J. Kropf, 2010. Music and Setting: Haly Trust Loren J. Kropf, 2010. copyright: public domain. Hymn text verified as public domain by Dorothy Amstutz on July 30, 2011. Music, Setting, and refrain verified as public domain by Loren Kropf August 19, 2011. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 120
2 2
1. I 2. I 3. I 4. Ill 5. Ill placed placed place place place my my my my my trust trust trust trust trust in in in in in God to day, For God to day, A God each day, Co God each day, And God each day, Yes, it lone mmitt while ev is He I could ed, yield I walk en though who not ed the the knows find to nar skies the my His row are way, way. way. way, gray.
2 2
And Led Naught Each Led
when by can bur by
un cer tain His gui dance, oer throw me den God will His hand, I
ties safe when help will
a and Im me not
rise, I sure, I there Be bear; He fear; I
trust then neath hears know
His can His my that
judg ment, rest in ev er cry, my God is
true and wise. peace, se cure. last ing care. ev ry prayer. al ways near.
Ill
place my
trust
in
God
to day,
Ev en
when
can
not
see
the way,
Hell
lead
me
on
with
His
strong hand, Un
til
reach the
pro mised land.
Ps 25:19, Ps 9:910
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TRUST
In These Our Days So Perilous
245
(also known as Grant Peace, We Pray, in Mercy, Lord or Grant Peace in Mercy, Lord, We Pray)
Words: Latin c. 6th century, adapted by Martin Luther, 1529. Translated to English by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Verleih uns Frieden Gndiglich Martin Luther. Found in Klugs Geistliche Lieder, 1533. Setting: Erythraeus, 1608. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 110
4 4
1. In these our days so per il ous, Lord, peace in mer cy send us;
4 4
No God but
Thee
can fight for
us,
No God
but
Thee
de
fend
us;
Thou
our
on
ly
God
and
Sa
vior.
2Thess 3:16, Ps 35:23, Is 31:45
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246
My Hope Is Built
(also known as The Solid Rock)
TRUST
Words: Edward Mote, circa 1834. Music: Melita John Bacchus Dykes, 1861. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1869. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. My 2. When 3. His 4. When hope dark oath, He is ness His shall built on veils His cov e come with no lov nant, trum thing ely His pet less Than face, I blood, Sup sound, Oh Je rest port may sus on me I blood and His un in the then in
4 4
right chang whelm Him
eous ing ing be
ness. grace. flood. found.
I In When Dressed
dare ev all in
not trust ery high a round His right
the and my eous
sweet storm soul ness
est y gives a
frame, gale, way, lone,
But My He Fault
whol an then less
ly chor is to
trust holds all stand
in with my be
Je in hope fore
sus the and the
Name. veil. stay. throne.
On
Christ
the
so
lid
Rock
stand,
All
ther
ground
is
sink
ing
sand.
1Pt 2:58, Eph 2:1922, Mt 7:2427, Ps 18:2, 2Cor 3:46, 1Thess 4:1617
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Our God, Our Help In Ages Past
247
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719. Music: St. Anne William Croft, 1708. Setting: composite found in "The Lutheran Hymnary", 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Our 2. Un 3. Be 4. Thy 5. A God, our help in der the sha dow fore the hills in Word com mands our thou sand a ges a ges past, Our of Thy throne Thy or der stood, Or flesh to dust, Re in Thy sight Are hope for years to saints have dwelt se earth re ceived her turn, ye sons of like an eve ning come, cure; frame, men: gone;
4 4
Our Suf From All Short
shel fic ev na as
ter from the ient is Thine er last ing tions rose from the watch that
storm arm Thou earth ends
y a art at the
blast, And lone, And God, To first, And night Be
our our end turn fore
e de less to the
ter fense years earth ris
nal is the a ing
home. sure. same. gain. sun.
6. The busy tribes of flesh and blood, With all their lives and cares, Are carried downwards by the flood, And lost in following years. 7. Time, like an ever rolling stream, Bears all its sons away; They fly, forgotten, as a dream Dies at the opening day.
8. Like flowery fields the nations stand Pleased with the morning light; The flowers beneath the mowers hand Lie withering ere tis night. 9. Our God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Be Thou our guard while troubles last, And our eternal home.
Ps 90:1, Heb 1:12
8686
248
Souls of Men! Why Will Ye Scatter

(also known as Theres a Wideness in Gods Mercy)
TRUST
Words: Frederick William Faber, 1862, alt. Music: In Babilone traditional Dutch found in "Oude en Nieuwe Hollantse Boerenlities en Contradansen", 1710. Setting: Julius Rntgen, 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Souls 2. It 3. There 4. There 5. There of is is is is men! why God: His no place grace e plen ti will ye scat love looks might where earths sor nough for thou ful re demp ter y, rows sands tion Like a But is Are more Of new In Christs crowd might felt worlds blood of ir than as that fright ened sheep? than it seems; up in Heavn; great as this; has been shed;
4 4
Fool Tis There There There
ish our is is is
hearts! Fa no room joy
why ther: place for for
will ye wan and His fond where earths fail fresh cre a all the mem
der ness ings tions bers
From Goes Have In In
a far such that the
love so out be won drous up per sor rows
true yond judg home of
and deep? our dreams. ment givn. of bliss. the Head.
Was there Theres a There is For the Not just
ev er wide ness wel come love of all we
kind er shep in Gods mer for the sin God is broad owe to Je
herd cy, ner, er sus;
Half so gen tle, Like the wide ness Grace poured out as Than the mea sure It is some thing
half so sweet, of the sea; in a flood of mans mind; more than all;
As Theres There And Great
the a is the er
Sa kind mer heart good
vior ness cy of be
who would have us in His just ice, with the Sa vior; the E ter nal cause of e vil,
Come and Which is There is Is most Lar ger
ga more heal won mer
ther than ing der cy
round His lib er in His ful ly through the
feet? ty. blood. kind. fall.
Ps 103:122, Ps 23:16, Zech 13:79
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Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old

(also known as Your Hand, O Lord, in Days of Old)
249
Text: Edward H. Plumptre, 1864. Music: Kingsfold traditional English. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Thine 2. And 3. Be arm, O Lord, in lo! Thy touch brought Thou our great De days of old, was life and health, gave li verer still, Thou strong to heal and speech, and strength and Lord of life and save; sight; death;
4 4
It And Re
tri umphed oer youth re newed store and quick
di and en,
sease and death, oer fear re lieved owned soothe and bless, with
dark ness and Thee, the Lord Thine al might
the of y
grave. light; breath.
To And To
Thee they went, now, O Lord, hands that work
the be and
blind, the dumb, the near to bless, Al eyes that see, give
pal sied and the might y as of wis doms heaven ly
lame, yore, lore,
The In That
le per with crowd ed street, whole and sick,
his by and
taint ed rest less weak and
life, the couch, as strong, may
sick with fe by Gen nes praise Thee ev
vered arets er
frame. shore. more.
Lk 19:910, Mt 9:3536, Jn 10:10, 1Pt 2:910
86868686
250
Under His Wings
TRUST
Words: William Orcutt Cushing, 1896. Music and Setting: Under His Wings Ira David Sankey, 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
= 110
6 4
1. Un 2. Un 3. Un der der der His His His wings wings, wings, I am what a oh, what safe re pre ly fuge cious a in en bid sor joy ing, row! ment! Though the How the There will
6 4
night deep heart yearn I hide
ens ing till
and ly lifes
temp turns tri
ests to als
are His are
wild, rest! oer;
Still I Of ten Shel tered,
can trust Him; when earth has pro tec ted,
I no no
know He balm for e vil
will keep me, my heal ing, can harm me,
He has There I Rest ing
re deemed me, find com fort, in Je sus,
and and Im
I am there I safe ev
His child. am blessed. er more.
Un der His wings,
un
der His wings,
Who from His love
can
sev er?
Un der His wings
my
soul shall a
bide,
Safe ly
bide
for
ev
er.
Ps 17:79, Mt 11:28
11 10 11 10 8 7 9 7
FUNERAL
Despair Not, O Heart
251
Words: Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (348413). Translated by O. T. Sanden, 1909. Music: Iam Moesta or Jam Moesta or Despair Not O Heart or Med Sorgen Og Klagen unknown, sometimes attr. Martin Luther, 1542. Setting: "The Wartburg Hymnal", 1918, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
= 100
2 4
1. De 2. The 3. A 4. When 5. The spair bo dear dawn seed not, dy ly eth that O is be the in heart, in shroud ed lovd one glor i spring time thy in hath ous is sor mourn left mor plant row, ing; us; row, ed, But The God This Is hope from Gods gar lands, the hath in His bo dy that hid in the
2 4
pro cas Wis we ground,
mis es ket a dom be view with but if
bor dorn reft sor grant
row ing, us; row, ed
Be Are But A A
ware em He glor meas
in blems will if ure
thy of not ied of
sor hope leave form sun
row, of that be us for shall be shine and
sin to sa giv show
ning ken, ken, en, ers,
For O We Re Will
death Death, know stored spring
is that that to in
of thy the its to
life pow dead spi fruit
the be er is shall a rit in age and
gin bro wak hea flow
ing. ken. en. ven. ers;
6. A gift to the churchyard we tender, As dust to the dust we surrender; Returning the clay to its Maker, We lay it to rest in Gods acre. 7. A soul in that body abided, A soul that in Jesus confided, A soul that hath longed for salvation, And now hath found hopes consummation.
8. O earth, we consign to thy keeping This body with sorrow and weeping; In peace to await resurrection, When it shall arise in perfection. 9. O Christ, our souls Maker and Lover; When time and earths travail are over, Thou closest the graves mournful story, And callest Thine own to Thy glory.
Jn 14:14, 1Cor 15:3538
9999
252
Though in the Midst of Life We Be

(also known as In the Midst of Earthly Life or In the Very Midst of Life or In the Midst of Life We Are)
FUNERAL
Words: v.1 Medieval sequence, vs 2,3 Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Mitten wir im Leben Sind Medieval sequence altered by Martin Luther. Found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524. Setting: Erythraeus, 1608. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 110
4 4
1. Though in midst of 2. Whilst in midst of 3. In to hells fierce life we be, death we be, a go ny Snares of death sur Hells grim jaws oer Sin doth head long round take drive us; us; us: Where shall we for Who from such dis Where shall we for
4 4
suc cor flee, tress will free. suc cor flee,
Lest our foes con Who se cure will Who, O, who will
found make hide
us? us? us?
To Thou Thou
Thee a lone, our on ly, Lord, canst on ly, bless ed
Sa do Sa
vior. it! viour.
We It Thy
mourn our grie vous moves Thy ten der pre cious blood was
sin which hath heart to see shed to win
Stirrd the fire of Our great sin and Peace and par don
Thy mis for
fierce wrath. er y. our sin.
Ho
ly and
gra cious God!
Ho
ly and
might y God!
Ho
ly and
all
mer
ci ful
1Sam 20:3, Rom 14:78, 2Cor 1:910, 1Cor 15:5354
Peculiar
FUNERAL
252(2)
Sa Sa Sa
vior! vior! vior!
Thou Thou Let
e e us
ter ter not,
nal nal we
God! God! pray,
Save us, Let not From the
Lord, from hell dis true faiths
sink may com
ing us fort
In With Fall
the its in
deep deep our
and and last
bit burn need
ter ing a
flood. flood. way.
Ky Ky Ky
ri ri ri
e e e
e e e
lei lei lei
son. son. son.
1Sam 20:3, Rom 14:78, 2Cor 1:910, 1Cor 15:5354
Peculiar
253
God, Whose Almighty Word
MISSIONS
Words: John Marriott, 1813. Music: Italian Hymn Felice de Giardini, 1769. Setting: "The Methodist Sunday School Hymnal", 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 120
3 4
1. God, whose al 2. Lord, who once 3. Spir it of 4. Ho ly and might came truth bless y to and ed word bring, love, three, Cha os and On your re Life giv ing, Glo ri ous dark deem ho Tri ness ing ly ni heard wing, dove, ty,
3 4
And took Heal ing Speed forth Wis dom,
their and your love,
flight: sight, flight; might!
Hear us, Health to Move on Bound less
we the the as
hum sick wa o
ble in ters ceans
pray, mind, face, tide,
And where Sight to Bear ing Rol ling
the the the in
Gos in lamp full
pel ly of est
day blind: grace, pride,
Sheds Oh, And Through
not now in the
its to earths earth,
glor hu dark far
ious man est and
ray, kind place wide,
Let Let Let Let
there there there there
be be be be
light! light! light! light!
Mt 4:16, Mt 10:2627, Jn 1:45, Jn 8:12, Jn 15:2627, Mt 11:46
6646664
MISSIONS
Hark, the Voice of Jesus Calling
254
Words: Daniel March, 1868. Music: Galilean Joseph Barnby, 1883. Setting: "In Excelsis", 1911. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
= 100
4 4
1. Hark, 2. If 3. If 4. If 5. If the voice of you can not you can not you can not mong the a Je cross speak be old sus cal ling, the oc ean, like an gels, the watch man, er peo ple, "Who And If Stand You will the you ing may go dis can high not and tant not on be work lands preach Zi apt to ex like ons to day? plore, Paul, wall, teach,
4 4
Fields You You Point "Feed
are ripe can find can tell ing out My lambs,"
and the the the said
har lost love path Christ,
vests a of to our
wait round Je hea Shep
ing, you, sus, ven, herd,
Who You You Offr "Place
will bear the can help them can say He ing life and the food with
sheaves at died peace in
a way?" your door; for all. to all, their reach."
Long If If With And
and loud you can you can your prayers it may
the not not and be
Mas give rouse with that
ter your the your the
calls us, thou sands, wick ed, boun ties child ren
Rich You With You You
re can the can have
ward He give the judg ments do what led with
of fers wi dows dread a heavn de tremb ling
free; mite; larms, mands; hand,
Who What You You Will
will an swer, ly you tru can lead the can be like be found a
glad ly say ing, give for Je sus, tle child ren lit faith ful Aa ron, mong your jew els,
"Here Will To Hold When
am be the ing you
I, send pre cious Sa viors up the reach the
me, in wait pro bet
send His ing phets ter
me?" sight. arms. hands. land.
6. Let none hear you idly saying, "There is nothing I can do." While the lost of earth are dying, And the Master calls for you; Take the task He gives you gladly; Let His work your pleasure be; Answer quickly when He calls you, "Here am I, send me, send me."
Is 6:8, Mt 9:3739, Lk 10:29, Jn 4:3438, 21:1517
87878787
255
He Was Not Willing

= 80
MISSIONS
Words: Lucy R. Meyer, 1885. Music and Setting: He Was Not Willing Lucy R. Meyer, 1885. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
6 8
1. "He 2. "He 3. Plen 4. "He was was ty was not not for not will will plea will ing ing sure, ing that that but that a a lit a ny should per ny should per tle for Je ny should per ish"; ish"; sus; ish"; Je sus en throned in the Clothed in our flesh with its Time for the world with its Am I His fol low er,
6 8
glo sor troub and
ry row les can
a bove, and pain, and toys, I live
Saw our poor fal len world, Came He to seek the lost, No time for Je sus work, at ease with a Long er
pi com feed soul
tied fort ing go
our sor the mour the hun ing down
rows, ner, gry, ward,
Poured Heal Lift Lost
out the ing for
His heart lost the
life bro souls lack
for us, ken by to e of the
won der ful sor row and ter ni tys help I might
love! shame. joys. give!
Per Per Per Per
ish ish ish ish
ing, ing, ing, ing,
per per per per
ish ish ish ish
ing! ing! ing! ing!
Throng Har Hark, Thou
ing vest how wast
our is they not
path pass call will
way, ing, us; ing;
Hearts break with bur dens ers are few and Reap Bring us your Sa vior, ter, for give, and Mas
too the oh, in
hea vy night draw tell us spire us
to eth of a
bear: near: Him! new;
Je Je We Ban
sus would save, but theres sus is call ing thee, are so wear y, so ish our world li ness,
no haste hea help
one to vi us
to the ly to
tell reap la ev
them, ing, den, er
No Thou And Live
one to lift them from shalt have souls, prec ious with long weep ing our with e ter ni tys
sin souls eyes val
and des pair. for thy hire. have grown dim. ues in view.
2Pt 3:918, Ps 22:1418, Rom 10:1415
11 10 11 10 11 10 11 10
MISSIONS
Lift High The Cross
256
Words: George W. Kitchin (18271912). Modified by Michael R. Newbolt, 1916. Music: Crucifier Sydney H. Nicholson, 1916. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1922. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 120
Refrain
4 4
Lift high the cross, the love of Christ pro claim,
4 4
Till
all
the
world
dore
His
sac
red
Name.
Verse
1. Come, 2. Led 3. Each 4. This 5. Saved
breth on new is by
ren, their born the this
fol way ser sign Cross
low by vant which where
where this of Sa on
our tri the tans their
Cap um Cru le Lord
tain phant ci gions was
trod, sign, fied fear slain,
To Refrain
our The Bears and the
King hosts on an sons
vic of the gels of
tor God brow veil A
ious, in the their dam
Christ the Son of con quering ranks com seal of Him Who fa ces to re their lost home re
God. bine. died. vere. gain.
6.From north and south, from east and west they raise in growing unison their songs of praise. Refrain 7.O Lord, once lifted on the glorious tree, as thou hast promised, draw the world to thee. Refrain 8.So shall our song of triumph ever be: Praise to the Crucified for victory. Refrain
9.Let every race and every language tell of him who saves our souls from death and hell. Refrain 10.From farthest regions let their homage bring, and on his Cross adore their Savior King. Refrain 11.Set up thy throne, that earths despair may cease beneath the shadow of its healing peace. Refrain
12.For thy blest Cross which doth for all atone creations praises rise before thy throne. Refrain
Is 11:10, Rom 8:3839, 1Tim 1:14, Jn 3:16 10 10 10 10
257
May God Bestow on Us His Grace
MISSIONS
(also known as May God Unto Us Gracious Be or Would that the Lord Would Grant Us Grace)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854, alt. Music: Es Wollt uns Gott Gendig adapted from older German hymn by Martin Luther. Found in Erfurt Enchiridion, 1524. Setting: "Concordia Kinderchre", 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. May 2. Thine 3. Oh, God be stow on o ver all shall let the peo ple us be praise His the Thy grace, With praise And worth, In bless ings rich pro thanks of ev ery all good works in vide na crea us, tion, sing;
4 4
And And The
may the bright ness all the world with land shall plent eous
of joy fruit
His shall bring
face To raise The forth, Thy
life e ter nal voice of ex ul Word is rich in
guide ta bless
us tion; ing.
That we His For Thou shalt May God the
sa ving health may judge the earth, O Fa ther, God the
know, His Lord, Nor Son, And
gra cious will and suf fer sin to God the Spi rit
plea flour bless
sure, ish; us!
And Thy Let
al so peo ples all the
to the hea then pas ture is Thy world praise Him a
show Christs Word Their lone, Let
rich es with out souls to feed and sol emn awe pos
mea sure nour ish, sess us.
And un to In right eous Now let our
God con vert paths to keep hearts say, A
them. them. men.
Rev 22:21, Ps 67:12, Ps 96:1013, Is 55:1011, Is 62:12
878787877
MISSIONS
Take Up Thy Cross, the Savior Said
258
Words: Charles W. Everest, 1833. Music: Nun Lasst Uns Den Leib Begraben George Rhau, 1544. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
= 120
4 4
1. "Take 2. Take 3. Take 4. Take 5. Take up up up up up thy thy thy thy thy cross," cross, cross, cross cross the let nor then and Sa not heed in fol vior its the His low said, weight shame, strength, Christ, "If Fill Nor And Nor thou wouldst My thy weak spi let thy fool ly sins calm think til death dis rit ish wild to ci with pride de lay ple a re luge it be; larm; bel; brave, down;
4 4
De ny thy His strength shall Thy Lord for Twill guide thee ly For on
self, bear thee to those
the thy the a who
world spi cross bet bear
for rit en ter the
sake, up, dured, home, cross
And And And It May
hum brace saved points hope
bly thy thy to to
fol heart soul glo wear
low and from ry the
af nerve death oer glor
ter thine and the ious
Me." arm. hell. grave. crown.
6. To Thee, great Lord, the One in Three, All praise forevermore ascend: O grant us in our home to see The heavenly life that knows no end.
Mk 8:34, Mt 11:2830
8888
259
Lord of Glory, Who Hast Bought Us

= 130
STEWARDSHIP
Words: Eliza S. Alderson, 1864. Music: HyFrydol Rowland H. Prichard, 1830. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
3 4
1. Lord of 2. Grant us 3. Wondrous 4. Lord of Glo hearts, hon Glo ry, dear or ry, who hast Lord, to hast Thou who hast bought us yield Thee giv en bought us with glad to with Thy ly, our Thy life free humb life blood ly, lest blood as the of Thine cha ri as the price, own. ty. price,
3 4
Nev er With the In Thine Nev er
grud sun own grud
ging shine mys ging
for of ter for
the Thy ious the
lost good sen lost
ones ness tence, ones
that melt "Ye that
tre our have tre
men dous thank less done it men dous
sac hearts un sac
ri of to ri
fice; stone. Me." fice;
And with Till our Can it Give us
that cold be, faith,
hast and O to
free self grac trust
ly ish ious Thee
giv na Mas bold
en tures, ter, ly;
bless warmed Thou hope,
ings by dost to
count Thee, deign stay
less at for our
as length alms souls
the be to on
sand, lieve sue, Thee;
To That Say But
thun more ing O,
thank hap by best
ful py Thy of
and and poor all
the more and Thy
ev bless need gra
il ed y, ces,
with tis "Give give
Thine to as us
own give I Thine
un than have own
spar ing to re giv en cha ri
hand. ceive. you" ty.
Mt 25:40, 1Jn 3:1619, Heb 13:16, Rom 8:32
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We Give Thee But Thine Own
260
Words: William W. How, 1864. Music: Energy William H. Monk (18231889). Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. We 2. May 3. O 4. To 5. The give Thee but Thine we Thy boun ties hearts are bruised and com fort and to cap tive to re own, thus dead, bless, lease, What As And To To eer the stew ards homes are find a God the gift true bare balm lost may re and for to be; ceive, cold, woe, bring,
4 4
All And And To To
that glad lambs tend teach
we have is ly, as Thou for whom the the lone and the way of
Thine bless Shep fa life
a lone, A est us, To herd bled Are ther less Is and peace? It
trust, Thee stray an is
O our ing gels a
Lord, first from work Christ
from fruits the be like
Thee. give. fold. low. thing.
6. And we believe Thy Word, Though dim our faith may be; Whateer for Thine we do, O Lord, We do it unto Thee.
1Chr 29:14, 1Jn 3:1618, Mt 25:40, Ex 23:19, Jas 1:27
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Let Children Hear The Mighty Deeds
CHRISTIAN HOME
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719. Music: Lea James Lea Summers, (18371881). Setting: "The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal" (Ohio Synod), 1908. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.
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4 4
1. Let 2. He 3. Our 4. Thus child ren hear the bids us make His lips shall tell them shall they learn in might y deeds Which glo ries known, His to our sons, And God a lone Their God per formed of works of powr and they a gain to hope se cure ly old; grace; theirs; stands,
4 4
Which And That That
in our young well con vey gen er a they may neer
er His tions for
years won yet get
we ders un His
saw, And down Through born May work But
which ev teach prac
our fa ery ri them to tice His
thers sing their com
told. race. heirs. mands.
Ps 78:58, Deut 4:910, Deut 6:7, Deut 11:1920
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Lord, Who at Canas Wedding Feast
262
Words: Adelaide Thrupp, 1853. Music: St. Ursula Frederick Westlake, 1863. Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4
1. Lord, 2. The 3. On who ho those at Ca nas liest vow that who at Thine wed ding feast Didst man can make, The al tar kneel, O as a Guest gol den thread Lord, Thy bless ap in ing pear, life, pour,
4 4
Thou The That
dear bond each
er far than that none may may wake the
earth dare o
ly guest, Vouch to break, That thers zeal To
safe Thy bind eth love Thee
pre man more
sence and and
here. wife, more.
For Which, Oh,
ho ly Thou in blest by Thee, what grant them here in
deed dost prove The eer be tide, No peace to live, In
mar e pur
riage vow to vil shall des i ty and
be, troy, love,
Pro Through And,
claim ing it a care worn days each this world leav ing,
type care to
of div re
love Be ides And ceive A
tween the Church and dou bles ev ery crown of life a
Thee. joy. bove.
Jn 2:111, Is 62:15, Rev 19:69, Mt 19:6
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Oh, Blest the House
CHRISTIAN HOME
Words: Christoph C. L. von Pfeil, 1735. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863, alt. Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, 1533. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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4 4
1. Oh blest the 2. Oh blest that 3. Blest, where their 4. Blest, where the 5. Blest such a house, what eer be house where faith ye ly prayers shall dai sy hands ful bu house, it pros pers fall, Where Je find, And all rise As frag fil Their pro well, In peace sus with rant per and Christ in in task joy is have cense with the All in set their to the rea dy par ents All; mind skies, skill, dwell,
4 4
Yea, if He To trust their While in their While through their And in their
were God lives diff child
not and the erent rens
dwell serve world works lot
ing Him is ye is
there, still, taught see shown
How And That One How
poor do forms spi rich
and in with rit ly
dark all out run God
and void His ho the heart of u can bless
it ly are ni His
were! will. nought. ty. own.
6. Then here will I and mine today A solemn covenant make, and say, Though all the world forsake Thy Word, I and my house will serve the Lord.
Josh 24:15, Acts 16:3134, Ps 127:1
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Savior, Who Thy Flock Art Feeding
264
Words: William Augustus Mhlenberg, 1826. Music: Batty or Ringe recht from Johann Thommens Musicalischer Christenschatz, Basel, 1745. Setting: "Kern des Deutschen Kirchengesangs Zum Gebrauch" Fridrich Layriz, 1854. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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1. Sa 2. Now, 3. Ne 4. Then
vior, who Thy these lit tle ver, from Thy with in Thy
flock art feed ones re cei pas ture ro fold e ter
ing ving, ving, nal
With Fold Let Let
the Shep herds them in Thy them be the them find a
kind est care, gra cious arm; li ons prey; rest ing place,
All There, Let Feed
the fee ble we know, Thy der Thy ten in pas tures
gent Word ness, ev
ly be so er
lead liev lov ver
ing, ing, ing, nal,
While On Keep Drink
the lambs Thy ly there se them through lifes the riv ers
bos om share. cure from harm. dan grous way. of Thy grace.
Is 40:11, Jn 10:118, Ez 34:1124
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You Parents Hear What Jesus Taught
CHRISTIAN HOME
Words: Ludwig Helmbold (15321598). Translated by William M. Czamanske, 1939. Music: Herr Jesu Christ, Dict Zu Uns Wend from Cantionale Germanicum, Dresden, 1628. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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3 2
1. You 2. O 3. For pa bey if rents, your you hear Lord love what and them Je let as sus his you taught truth ought, When Be To lit taught Christ tle your your
3 2
ones child child
to ren ren
him in will
were their be
brought: youth brought.
For That If
bid they thus
them in you
not, church place
but and them
heed school in
my may his
plea dwell care,
Per And All
mit learn in
ting their your
them Sa fam
to viors ily
come praise well
to to shall
me. tell. fare.
Mk 10:1316, Jn 1:1213, Mt 7:711, Lk 10:21
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Awake My Soul, An Offering Bring
266
Words: Brian L. Penney, 2009. Music: Melismata 22 Thomas Ravenscroft, 1611 (#22 from "Melismata"). Setting: Brian L. Penney, 2009. copyright: Words and Setting: Copyright 2009, Brian L. Penney. These lyrics and this setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. Music: public domain.
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4 4
1. A 2. In 3. Then 4. A wake awe to wake my we this my soul, stand world, soul, an up be a off on hold rise ring bring to this ground, His what grace! He and sing, e Je wis comes ter sus dom to nal
4 4
our ex and His res cue praise to
alt ed King; powr a stound; A dams race; Christ our King;
Sing All Our In
to Him His won Re deem His Church,
Who ders er, His
reigns a we be our High Name con
bove hold, Priest, fessed,
in in from we
car heavn sin wor
nate and and ship
fount earth death Him
of His He a
grace stor brings mong
and ys re the
love; told; lease; blessed;
Sing All Our In
to Him Who His won ders Re deem er, His Church, His
reigns a we be our High Name con
bove in hold, in Priest, from fessed, we
car heavn sin wor
nate and and ship
fount earth death Him
of His He a
grace stor brings mong
and ys re the
love. told. lease. blessed.
Ps 108:16, Eph 5:14, Dan 6:27, Ps 69:3336, 1Cor 15:22
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Awake, My Soul, And With The Sun

(see also Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow)
MORNING
Words: Thomas Ken, 1674. Music: Old 100th Genevan Psalter, attr. Louis Bourgeois, c. 1551. Setting: Sternhold and Hopkins Psalter, 1561. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
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1. A 2. Thy 3. By 4. In 5. Wake,
wake, prec in con and
my ious flu ver lift
soul, time ence sa up
and mis of tion thy
with the sun spent, re deem, Light di vine be sin cere; self, my heart,
Thy dail y stage Each pre sent day Let thy own light Keep con science as And with the an
of thy to the gels
du ty run; last es teem, o thers shine. noon tide clear; bear thy part,
Shake Im Re Think Who
off prove flect how all
dull sloth, thy tal all Heavens all see night long
and ent pro ing un
joy with pit God wear
ful due ious thy ied
rise, care; ways ways sing
To pay For the In ar And all High praise
thy great dent thy to
morn day love, sec the
ing thy and ret e
sac ri fice. self pre pare. cheer ful praise. thoughtssur veys. ter nal King.
6. All praise to Thee, Who safe has kept And hast refreshed me while I slept Grant, Lord, when I from death shall wake I may of endless light partake. 7. Heavn is, dear Lord, whereer Thou art, O never then from me depart; For to my soul tis hell to be But for one moment void of Thee. 8. Lord, I my vows to Thee renew; Disperse my sins as morning dew. Guard my first springs of thought and will, And with Thyself my spirit fill.
9. Direct, control, suggest, this day, All I design, or do, or say, That all my powers, with all their might, In Thy sole glory may unite. 10. I would not wake nor rise again And Heaven itself I would disdain, Wert Thou not there to be enjoyed, And I in hymns to be employed. 11. Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Rom 13:11, Ps 17:15, Ps 148:12, Eph 1:3
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O Holy, Blessed Trinity

(also known as O Blessed Holy Trinity or O Holy, Holy, Holy Three or O Thou Most Holy Trinity)
268
Words: Martin Behm, 1608. Translated by C. H. L. Schuette, 1880. Music: O Heilige Dreifaltigkeit or Steht Auf, Ihr Lieben Kinderlein Nikolaus Hermann, 1558. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran HymnBook", 1931. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.
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4 4
1. O Ho 2. My soul 3. The Fa 4. My Ma 5. Lord, bless ly, and thers ker, and Bless ed Trin i bo dy keep from might shield me this streng then Thou my keep Thou me as ty, harm, day, heart, Thine; Di Oer The O Lord, vine, all Sons my make Es I pure Re Thy sen have wis deem face tial ex dom er, up U ni ty, tend Thine arm, cheer my way, help im part, on me shine;
4 4
God That The Blest Lord,
Fa Sa Ho Com lift
ther, tan ly for Thy
Son, may Spir ter, coun
and not its keep ten
Ho cause light at ance
ly dis di my on
Ghost, tress vine side me
Be Nor Il That And
Thou bring lume faith give
this me my and me
day my shame or hearts be love in peace sweet
Guide wretch night me peace,
and ed ed a from
Host. ness. shrine. bide. Thee.
Ex 15:1113, Ps 25:46, Num 6:2426, 2Cor 13:14
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All Praise To Thee, My God, This Night
EVENING
Words: Thomas Ken, circa 1674. Music: Tallis Canon Thomas Tallis, circa 1567. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.
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4 4
1. All 2. For 3. Teach 4. O 5. When praise give me may in to me, to my the Thee, Lord, live, soul night my for that on I God, Thy I Thee sleep this dear may re less night, Son, dread pose, lie, For The The And My all ill grave with soul the bless ings that I this tle as lit sweet sleep mine with heavn ly of day as eye thoughts the have my lids sup light! done, bed. close, ply;
4 4
Keep That Teach Sleep Let
me, O keep with the world, me to die, that may me no ill dreams
me, my that more dis
King of self, and so I vig rous turb my
kings, Thee, may make rest,
Be I, Rise To No
neath Thine own al ere I sleep, at rious at the glo serve my God when powrs of dark ness
migh ty wings. peace may be. judg ment day. I a wake. me mo lest.
6. O when shall I, in endless day, For ever chase dark sleep away, And hymns divine with angels sing, All praise to thee, eternal King?
7. Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Ps 17:8, Ps 92:12, Ps 4:8, Ps 91:116
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God, That Madest Earth and Heaven
270
(also known as God, Who Madest Earth and Heaven or God, Who Made the Earth and Heaven)
Words: verse 1, Reginald Heber, 1827. verse 2, William Mercer, 1864. verse 3, Richard Whately, 1838. Music: Ar Hyd Y Nos traditional Welsh. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. God, 2. And 3. Guard that ma dest when morn a us wa king, earth gain guard and Hea ven, shall call us, us sleep ing, dark to and ness run when and lifes we light; way, die,
4 4
Who May May
the day we still, we in
for what Thy
toil eer might
hast giv be fall y keep
en, us, ing
for Thy all
rest will peace
the o ful
night; bey. lie;
May Thine an gel From the powr of When the last dread
guards de fend us, e vil hide us, call shall wake us,
Slum ber sweet Thy In the nar row Do not Thou, our
mer path God,
cy send us; way guide us, for sake us,
Ho Nor But
ly dreams and Thy smile be to reign in
hopes eer glo
at tend de nied ry take
us, us us
all all with
through through Thee
the the on
night. day. high.
Gen 1:1, Ps 121:18, Mt 11:28, 2Tim 4:18, Ps 91:912
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Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me

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EVENING
Words: Mary L. Duncan, 1839. Music and Setting: Evening Prayer John Stainer, 1898. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
4 4
1. Je 2. All 3. Let sus, ten this day my sins der thy be Shep herd, hear me; hand has led me, all for giv en; Bless Thy lit tle And I thank Thee Bless the friends I la mb to night; fo r Thy care; lo ve so well;
4 4
Through the dark ness Thou hast clothed me, Take me, when I
be Thou near me; warmed and fed me, die, to hea ven,
Watch my sleep till to my Lis ten Hap py there with
morn ing light. eve ning prayer. Thee to dwell.
Ps 63:8, Jn 10:11
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Now Rest Beneath Nights Shadow

(also known as Now All the Woods Are Sleeping or Now Woods and Wolds Are Sleeping or The Duteous Day Now Closeth)
272
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1648. Translation composite before 1941. Music: Innsbruck or Nun ruhen alle Wlder or O Welt, Ich Muss Dich Lassen Heinrich Isaac, 1490. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1734. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
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4 4
1. Now 2. The 3. The 4. To 5. Lord rest ra rule rest Je be diant of my sus, neath nights sun hath day is bod y who dost sha van ov hast love dow ished, er eth, me, The His And A Oh, wood gol shin side spread land, den ing its Thy field, rays jew gar wings and are els ments a mea ban co cast bove dow, ished ver eth, me
4 4
The By The Types And
world night, heav of shield
in slum the foe ens bound mort al me from
ber of less it al
lies; day; blue. y; arm!
But But Thus These Though
Thou, Christ, I I e
my heart, the Sun shall shine put off vil would
a of in and as
wake glad hea pon sail
thee, ness, ven, der me,
To Dis Where How Thy
prayer pel crowns Christ mer
and ling of will cy
song be all my gold are give me will not
take sad giv yon fail
thee; Let ness, With en To der A me: I
praise in all robe rest
to my who of in
thy heart faith glor Thy
Cre holds ful ious pro
a con prove ma tect
tor rise. stant sway. and true. jest y. ing arm.
6. My loved ones, rest securely, For God this night will surely From peril guard your heads. Sweet slumbers may He send you And bid His hosts attend you And through the night watch oer your beds.
Ps 19:1, Ps 4:8, Ps 91:116, Lk 1:7679, Ps 139:1114
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Now the Light Has Gone Away
EVENING
Words: Frances Ridley Havergal, 1869. Music: Mde bin ich, geh zur Ruh from Liederbuch fr KleinkinderSchulen, 1842. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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4 4
1. Now 2. Je 3. Let 4. Now 5. Thou, the sus, my my my light Sa near eve best has vior, and ning and gone a way; wash a way dear ones be praise I give; kind est Friend, Fa ther, lis All that has Al ways near Thou didst die Thou wilt love ten been and that me while I pray, wrong to day; dear to Thee. I might live. to the end.
4 4
Ask Help Oh, All Let
ing me bring my me
Thee to ev ery me and bless ings love Thee
watch and keep day to be all I love come from Thee; more and more,
And to send me Good and gen tle, ppy To Thy ha Oh, how good Thou ways bet ter Al
qui more home art than
et like a to be
sleep. Thee. bove. me! fore.
Ps 4:8, Ps 16:7, 1Jn 1:79, 4:10, Jn 14:13
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O Trinity of Blessed Light

(also known as Thou Who Art Three in Unity)
274
Words: Ambrose of Milan, 4th Century. German version by M. Luther, 1543. English translation by John Mason Neale, 1852. Music: O Lux Beata Trinitas ancient Latin. Setting: "A Hymnal" (Episcopal), 1916. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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1. O 2. To 3. All
Trin Thee laud
i ty of bless our morn ing song to God the Fa
d light, of praise, ther be,
O To All
U Thee praise,
ni ty of prince ly our eve ning prayer we e ter nal Son, to
might, raise; Thee,
The fie ry O grant us All glo ry,
sun now goes his with Thy saints on as is ev er
way; high meet,
Shed Thou To praise To God
with in our hearts a Thee through e ter ni the ho ly Par a
ray. ty. clete.
Gen 1:3, 1Jn 1:57, 2Cor 4:6, Eph 5:814, Ps 113:23
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Canon in D
INSTRUMENTAL
Music: Kanon (for piano) Johann Pachelbel, circa 1680. Setting: Brian J. Dumont, 2011. copyright: Melody, public domain. Setting: Copyright 2011 Brian J. Dumont. This setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided it is not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.
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4 4 4 4
7
11
15
19
21
23
INSTRUMENTAL 26
275(2)
29
32
35
38
41
43
276
Jesus, Joy of Mans Desiring
CHORAL
Words: Martin Janus, 1661; translated probably by Robert S. Bridges (18441930). Music: Jesus bleibet meine Freude Johann Schop, 1641 and Johann S. Bach, 1723. Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1723, alt. Brian J. Dumont, 2005. copyright: public domain. Arrangement released into public domain 09 June 2005. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.
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9 4
Piano
p 9 4
5
Piano
Choir
1. Je 2. Through
sus the
joy way
of where
mans hope
de is
sir guid
ing ing
Piano
mf
14
Choir
Ho Hark,
ly what
wis peace
dom, ful
love mu
most sic
bright; rings;
Piano
Is 26:8
CHORAL 18
276(2)
Piano
21
Piano
25
Choir
Drawn Where
by the
Thee, flock,
our in
souls Thee
as con
pir fid
ing ing
Piano
mf
30
Choir
Soar Drink
to of
un joy
cre from
a death
ted less
light. springs.
Piano
34
Piano
Is 26:8
276(3)
CHORAL
37
Piano
41
Choir
Word Theirs
of is
God, beau
our tys
flesh fair
that est
fash plea
ioned, sure;
Piano
mf
45
Choir
With Theirs
the is
fire wis
of doms
life ho
im liest
pass trea
ioned, sure.
Piano
49
Choir
Striv Thou
ing dost
still ev
to er
truth lead
un known, Thine own
Piano
Is 26:8
CHORAL 53
276(4)
Choir
Soar In
ing, the
dy love
ing of
round joys
Thy un
throne. known.
Piano
57
Piano
61
Piano
64
Piano
68
Piano
Is 26:8
277
Lord God, Thy Praise We Sing

Te Deum Laudamus
CHORAL
Words: Martin Luther, 1529 or 1531. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854. Music: Herr Gott, dich loben wir ancient Latin, alt by Martin Luther. Found in Klugs Gesangbuch, 1535. Setting: Landgraf Moritz, 1612, alt. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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Choir
Lord God, Thy praise we sing;
Fa ther in
e ter ni
ty,
Congregation
Lord God, our thanks we bring;
Choir
An gels all and heavn ly host
Congregation
All
the world wor ships Thee.
Of Thy glo ry loud ly boast;
Choir
Both Che ru bim and Ser a phim
Ho ly art Thou, our God!
Congregation
Sing ev er with loud voice this hymn:
Is 38:1920, Is 6:14, Rev 18:20, Phil 2:58, 1Tim 2:56
CHORAL 10
277(2)
Choir
Ho
ly
art Thou, our God, the Lord of
Sa
ba
oth!
Cong.
Ho
ly
art Thou, our God!
Ho
ly
art Thou, our God, the Lord of
Sa
ba
oth!
12
Choir
Thy
maj
es
ty
and
god
ly
might
Cong.
Fill
the
earth and
all
the realms of
light.
13
Choir
in song The twelve a pos tles join The mar tyrs no ble ar my raise ni ver sal Church doth Thee The u
Cong.
With the dear pro phets good ly throng Their voice to Thee in hymns of praise. fess to be Through out the world con
Is 38:1920, Is 6:14, Rev 18:20, Phil 2:58, 1Tim 2:56
277(3)
16
CHORAL
Choir
Thee,
Fa
ther, on
Thy high
est throne,
Cong.
Thy
wor thy, true, and well be lovd Son,
18
Choir
The
Com fort er,
evn the
Ho
ly Ghost,
Cong.
Where
of
she makes her
con stant boast.
20
Choir
Thee
King of all
glo
ry, Christ, we own,
Cong.
The
ter
nal
Fa thers e
ter
nal Son.
Is 38:1920, Is 6:14, Rev 18:20, Phil 2:58, 1Tim 2:56
CHORAL 21
277(4)
Choir
To save man Thou ov er At Gods right Thou shalt in
kind Thou hast not, cam est deaths sharp est, hand Thou sitt glo ry come a
Lord, sting, clad gain,
Cong.
The Be In To
Vir lie thglo judge
gin vers ry both
Ma un with dead
rys womb ab to heavn to the Fa ther ing and liv
horred; bring; had; men.
23
Choir
Thy
ser
vants help whom Thou,
God,
Cong.
Hast
ran somed with that
pre
ci ous blood;
25
Choir
Grant
that
we share the heavn
ly
rest
Cong.
With the
hap
py saints e
ter nal ly
blest.
Is 38:1920, Is 6:14, Rev 18:20, Phil 2:58, 1Tim 2:56
277(5)
27
CHORAL
Choir
Help
us,
Lord, from age
to
age,
Cong.
And
bless Thy
cho
sen
her
tage.
29
Choir
Nou
rish
and keep them by
Thy powr,
Cong.
And
lift
them up
for
ev
er
more.
31
Choir
Lord
God, we praise Thee day
by
day,
Cong.
And
sanc
ti
fy
Thy Name al
ways.
Is 38:1920, Is 6:14, Rev 18:20, Phil 2:58, 1Tim 2:56
CHORAL 32
277(6)
Choir
Keep For Show
us this day, and at all times, mer cy on ly, Lord, we plead; us Thy mer cy, Lord, as we
Cong.
From Be Our
sec ret sins and o pen crimes; mer ci ful to our great need. Thee. stead fast trust re pose in
34
Choir
In
Thee, Lord, have
we
put
our
trust;
Cong.
nev
er
let
our
hope
be
lost!
36
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Words: Fanny J. Crosby, 1875. Adapted by Margaret Clarkson, 1973. Music: Sondance Kenneth W. Paxton, 1998. Setting: Kenneth W. Paxton, 1998. copyright: Words, public domain. Adaptation released into public domain by Hope Publishing Company. Music and Setting copyright: Copyright 1998 Kenneth W. Paxton. This tune and setting may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship, provided they are not altered, and this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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8 8 . B l e s t B e T h e T i e T h a t B i n d s A l p h a b e t i c a l I n d e x1 B r a d b u r y 2 0 6 . S a v i o r , L i k e AS h e p h e r d L e a d U s o f T u n e s 9 1 . I K n o wT h a t My R e d e e m e r L i v e s 1 4 8 . J e s u s S h a l l R e i g n
E a s t e r H y m n
9 2 . J e s u s C h r i s t I s R i s e n T o d a y
A b e r y s t w y t h( P a r r y )
7 5 . S a v i o r Wh e n I n D u s t T o T h e e
B r y nC a l f a r i a
1 5 0 . L o r d , E n t h r o n e d i n H e a v e n l y S p l e n d o r
E b e n e z e r
1 0 3 . H o l y S p i r i t , E v e r D w e l l i n g 1 5 4 . OT h e D e e p , D e e p L o v e o f J e s u s
A c hG o t t v o mH i m m e l
1 1 3 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n B e h o l d
C a n t e r b u r y
1 0 2 . H o l y G h o s t , w i t h L i g h t D i v i n e
C a r o l
4 9 . I t C a m e U p o n AMi d n i g h t C l e a r
E i nF e s t e B u r g( R h y t h m i c )
1 1 0 . AMi g h t y F o r t r e s s I s O u r G o d
A c t G o t t V o mH i m m e l r e i c h e
1 8 1 . T h e B r i d e g r o o mS o o n Wi l l C a l l U s
C h e s t e r f i e l d
2 6 . H a r k t h e G l a d S o u n d
E i n s i s t N o t
1 5 5 . O n e T h i n g ' s N e e d f u l
A d d i s o n ` s
E l l a c o m b e h r i s t A r o s e 1 8 0 . T h e A p o s t l e L o o k e d a n d H e a r d a V o i c e C 7 8 . H o s a n n a , L o u d H o s a n n a 8 7 . C h r i s t A r o s e A d e s t e F i d e l e s E n c h i r i d i o n C h r i s t l a gi nT o b e s B a n d e n 5 4 . OC o m e , A l l Y e F a i t h f u l 2 6 . OL o r d We P r a i s e T h e e 8 8 . C h r i s t J e s u s L a y I n D e a t h ' s S t r o n g B a n d s2 A f D y b s e n s N d E n e r g y C h r i s t My K i n go nH i g h 1 2 4 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e 2 6 0 . We G i v e T h e e B u t T h i n e O w n 1 5 9 . C h r i s t My K i n g O n H i g h A g i n c o u r t E r f y n i a d C h r i s t R e t u r n e t h 7 0 . OWo n d r o u s T y p e , OV i s i o n F a i r
1 6 3 . OL o v e , H o wD e e p , H o wB r o a d , H o w H i g h 1 7 8 . C h r i s t R e t u r n e t h 2 1 8 . T h e L o r d ' s P r a y e r ( n e w )
C h r i s t , U n s e r H e r r
6 8 . T o J o r d a n C a m e O u r L o r d , T h e C h r i s t
A l l e s i s t a nG o t t e s S e g e n
2 3 6 . A l l D e p e n d s O n O u r P o s s e s s i n g
E r h a l t U n s , H e r r , b e i d e i n e m Wo r t
1 1 5 . L o r d , K e e p U s S t e a d f a s t i n T h y Wo r d 1 3 9 . T h e L a wO f G o d I s G o o d A n d Wi s e
A nWa s s e r f l s s e nB a b y l o n
7 3 . AL a m b G o e s U n c o m p l a i n i n g F o r t h
C h r i s t u mWi r S o l l e nL o b e n S c h o n
5 3 . N o wP r a i s e We C h r i s t , t h e H o l y O n e
A n g e l V o i c e s ( Mo n k )
2 2 3 . A n g e l V o i c e s , E v e r S i n g i n g
C o n s o l a t i o n
3 5 . T h e K i n g S h a l l C o m e
E s F l o gE i nK l e i n s Wa l d v g e l e i n
2 3 4 . OD a y o f R e s t A n d G l a d n e s s 2 4 3 . I f G o d H i m s e l f B e F o r Me
A n t h e s
1 6 6 . T o d a y T h y Me r c y C a l l s Me
C o r o n a t i o n
1 4 1 . A l l H a i l T h e P o w e r O f J e s u s ' N a m e
E s i s t d a s H e i l u n s K o m m e nH e r
1 1 4 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n B e h o l d 1 1 7 . A l l Wh o B e l i e v e a n d A r e B a p t i z e d 1 6 5 . S a l v a t i o n U n t o U s H a s C o m e
A n t i o c h
5 0 . J o y t o t h e Wo r l d
C r a n h a m
4 8 . I n T h e B l e a k Mi d Wi n t e r
A p o s t o l i c C r e e d
1 0 8 . We A l l B e l i e v e i n O n e T r u e G o d
C r u c i f i e r
2 5 6 . L i f t H i g h T h e C r o s s
A r H y dYN o s
2 7 0 . G o d , T h a t Ma d e s t E a r t h a n d H e a v e n
C r u s a d e r ` s H y m n
1 4 3 . B e a u t i f u l S a v i o r
E s I s t E i nR o s E n t s p r u n g e n ( R h y t h m i c )
3 6 . AG r e a t a n d Mi g h t y Wo n d e r 5 2 . L o , H o wAR o s e E ' e r B l o o m i n g
A s s u r a n c e
1 7 1 . B l e s s e d A s s u r a n c e 8 6 . A w a k e , My H e a r t , Wi t h G l a d n e s s
C wmR h o n d d a
1 9 8 . G u i d e Me , OT h o u G r e a t J e h o v a h 1 8 7 . B e h o l d , AH o s t , A r r a y e d i n Wh i t e
e nS t o r e H v i d e F l o k A u f , A u f , Me i nH e r z m i t F r e u d e nD A u r e l i a
1 9 3 . T h e C h u r c h ' s O n e F o u n d a t i o n
E s i s t G e w i s s l i c ha nd e r Z e i t
1 2 0 . Y o u P e o p l e Wh o N o wA r e B a p t i z e d 1 6 0 . D e a r C h r i s t i a n s , O n e a n d A l l R e j o i c e 1 8 2 . T h e D a y i s S u r e l y D r a w i n g N e a r
D e n n i s
1 8 9 . B l e s t B e T h e T i e T h a t B i n d s
A u s T i e f e r N o t ( L u t h e r )
1 2 4 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e
D e oG r a c i a s
7 0 . OWo n d r o u s T y p e , OV i s i o n F a i r 1 6 3 . OL o v e , H o wD e e p , H o wB r o a d , H o w H i g h
E s I s t K e i nT a g
2 3 5 . OL o r d o f H e a v ' n a n d E a r t h a n d S e a
A u s T i e f e r N o t ( S t r a s s b u r g )
1 2 5 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e
E s s p r i c h t d e r U n w e i s e nMu n d
1 1 6 . T h e Mo u t h o f F o o l s D o t h G o d C o n f e s s
A y l e s b u r y
9 8 . B r e a t h e o n Me , B r e a t h o f G o d
D e r A mK r e u z
7 2 . J e s u s G r a n t T h a t B a l ma n d H e a l i n g
E s Wo l l t u n s G o t t G e n d i g
2 5 7 . Ma y G o d B e s t o wo n U s H i s G r a c e
A z m o n
9 6 . T h e C l o u d R e c e i v e d C h r i s t F r o mT h e i r S i g h t 1 5 3 . OF o r AT h o u s a n d T o n g u e s
D e s p a i r N o t OH e a r t
2 5 2 . D e s p a i r N o t , OH e a r t
E v a
2 0 4 . OT h a t T h e L o r d Wo u l d G u i d e My Wa y s
D i a d e m a t a
1 4 4 . C r o w n H i m Wi t h Ma n y C r o w n s
E v a n
2 0 4 . OT h a t T h e L o r d Wo u l d G u i d e My Wa y s
B a t t y
2 6 4 . S a v i o r , Wh o T h y F l o c k A r t F e e d i n g
D i dY o uT h i n kT oP r a y
2 1 6 . D i d Y o u T h i n k T o P r a y ?
E v e n i n gP r a y e r
2 7 1 . J e s u s , T e n d e r S h e p h e r d , H e a r Me
B e a c hS p r i n g
6 9 . A u t h o r o f A l l L i f e
D i e s I r a e ( D y k e s )
1 7 9 . D a y o f Wr a t h , OD a y o f Mo u r n i n g
E v e n t i d e
1 6 7 . A b i d e Wi t h Me 2 0 3 . N o t Wo r t h y , L o r d , t o G a t h e r U p t h e C r u m b s
B e t h a n y ( Ma s o n )
1 7 5 . N e a r e r , My G o d , T o T h e e
D i e s s i n dd i e h e i l ` g e nz e h u G e b o t
1 3 7 . T h a t Me n a g o d l y L i f e Mi g h t L i v e
B l a n d y
2 1 5 . Wh e r e H e L e a d s Me
E wi n g
1 8 6 . J e r u s a l e mt h e G o l d e n
D i x
6 2 . A s Wi t h G l a d n e s s Me n o f O l d 2 3 1 . F o r T h e B e a u t y O f T h e E a r t h
B l e s s e dA r e T h e y
2 1 3 . J e s u s Wa n t s A l l O f H i s C h i l d r e n
F a r , F a r A w a y O nJ u d e a ` s P l a i n s
4 2 . F a r , F a r A w a y O n J u d e a ' s P l a i n s
B l e s s e dA s s u r a n c e
1 7 1 . B l e s s e d A s s u r a n c e
D o wnA m p n e y
9 9 . C o m e D o w n , OL o v e D i v i n e
F e d e r a l S t r e e t
1 2 6 . Wh i l e O ' e r O u r G u i l t y L a n d , OL o r d
B o y l s t o n
D u k e S t r e e t
F i l l m o r e
1 7 2 . B l i n d B a r t i m a e u s
2 3 0 . A n d C a n I t B e 2 5 9 . L o r d o f G l o r y , Wh o H a s t B o u g h t U s
F i n l a n d i a
1 6 9 . B e S t i l l My S o u l
I K n o w Wh o mI H a v e B e l i e v e d
2 4 2 . I K n o wWh o mI H a v e B e l i e v e d
L a s s t U n s E r f r e u e n
2 2 1 . A l l C r e a t u r e s o f O u r G o d a n d K i n g
F o u n d a t i o n( F u n k )
2 3 9 . H o wF i r m AF o u n d a t i o n
I N e e dT h e e E v e r y H o u r
1 4 6 . I N e e d T h e e E v e r y H o u r
L a u d aA n i m a
1 5 6 . P r a i s e My S o u l T h e K i n g O f H e a v e n
F r e ud i c hs e h r , om e i n e S e e l e
2 4 . C o m f o r t , C o mf o r t Y e My P e o p l e
I a mMo e s t a
L e a
1 9 9 . H e L e a d e t h Me 2 6 1 . L e t C h i l d r e n H e a r T h e Mi g h t y D e e d s
G a b r i e l ` s Me s s a g e
2 5 . G a b r i e l ' s Me s s a g e
I c hS i n g e d i r m i t H e r z
1 7 6 . R e j o i c e , My H e a r t , B e G l a d a n d S i n g
L e o n i
2 2 9 . T h e G o d o f A b r a h a mP r a i s e
G a l i l e a n
2 5 4 . H a r k , t h e V o i c e o f J e s u s C a l l i n g
I c hS t e r b e T g l i c h
1 2 8 . I C o m e , OS a v i o r , T o T h y T a b l e
L i e b s t e r J e s uwi r S i n dH i e r
1 8 . B l e s s e d J e s u s a t T h y Wo r d
G e l o b e t S e i s t D u
3 7 . A l l P r a i s e t o J e s u s ' H a l l o w e d N a m e
I c hwi l l e i nN e u e s S i n g e n
L l a n f a i r
8 9 . C h r i s t T h e L o r d I s R i s e n T o d a y ( L y r a )
G e t h s e m a n e
8 2 . G o T o D a r k G e t h s e m a n e
I nB a b i l o n e
2 4 8 . S o u l s o f Me n ! Wh y Wi l l Y e S c a t t e r
L o b e d e nH e r r e n
2 2 8 . P r a i s e T o T h e L o r d , T h e A l m i g h t y
G l o r i a
I nG o t t e s N a m e nf a h r e nwi r
1 3 7 . T h a t Me n a g o d l y L i f e Mi g h t L i v e 3 9 . A n g e l s We H a v e H e a r d O n H i g h 9 7 . S e e , T h e L o r d A s c e n d s I n T r i u m p h I n n s b r u c k 1 9 4 . T h r o u g h t h e N i g h t o f D o u b t a n d S o r r o w2 7 2 . N o wR e s t B e n e a t h N i g h t ' s S h a d o w
L o b t G o t t , i h r C h r i s t e n A l l z u g l e i c h
6 6 . T h e P e o p l e T h a t i n D a r k n e s s S a t
G o dR e s t Y e Me r r y G e n t l e m e n I t I s We l l
4 5 . G o d R e s t Y e Me r r y G e n t l e m e n 1 0 5 . G o d t h e F a t h e r B e O u r S t a y
L o n d o n( A d d i s o n s )
1 8 0 . T h e A p o s t l e L o o k e d a n d H e a r d a V o i c e
G o t t D e r V a t e r , Wo h nU n s B e iI t a l i a nH y m n G o t t S e i G e l o b e t u n d G e b e n e d e i e t
2 2 6 . OL o r d We P r a i s e T h e e
1 7 3 . I t I s We l l Wi t h My S o u l 2 5 3 . G o d , Wh o s e A l m i g h t y Wo r d
Ma r t i n
2 3 8 . G o d Wi l l T a k e C a r e o f Y o u
J a mMo e s t a
Me dS o r g e nO gK l a g e n
G r e a t Wh i t e H o s t
1 8 7 . B e h o l d , AH o s t , A r r a y e d i n Wh i t e
J e f f e r s o n
2 3 . C o m e , T h o u L o n g E x p e c t e d J e s u s
Me l i s m a t a2 2
2 6 6 . A w a k e My S o u l , A n O f f e r i n g B r i n g
G r e e n s l e e v e s
6 1 . Wh a t C h i l d I s T h i s ?
J e s a i aD e mP r o p h e t e nd a s G e s c h a h
1 0 7 . I s a i a h , Mi g h t y S e e r , I n D a y s o f O l d
Me l i t a
2 4 0 . H o wS h a l l We A n s w e r T e r r o r ' s C r y ? 2 4 6 . My H o p e I s B u i l t
G r o s s e r G o t t , w i r L o b e nD i c h
1 0 6 . H o l y G o d , We P r a i s e T h y N a m e
Me n d e l s s o h n
4 6 . H a r k ! T h e H e r a l d A n g e l s S i n g
J e s u s b l e i b e t m e i n e F r e u d e
2 7 6 . J e s u s , J o y o f Ma n ' s D e s i r i n g
G u dV r e L o v e t E v i gN u
2 2 6 . OL o r d We P r a i s e T h e e
G wa l i a
1 5 2 . OB e G l a d A l l N a t i o n s o n E a r t h
H a l l e l u j a hWh a t aS a v i o r
1 4 5 . H a l l e l u j a h , Wh a t a S a v i o r !
Me n s c h , Wi l l t d uL e b e nS e l i g i c h 4 0 . Wi l t T h o u , OMa n , L i v e H a p p i l y J e s u s C h r i s t u s U n s e r H e i l a n d , 1 Mi t F r i e du n dF r e u di c hF a r D e r D e nT o d( K l u g ) D a h i n 9 3 . J e s u s C h r i s t Wh o C a m e t o S a v e 1 . I n P e a c e a n d J o y I N o wD e p a r t J e s u s C h r i s t u s U n s e r H e i l a n d , 2 Mi t t e n wi r i m L e b e n S i n d D e r V o nU n s ( K l u g )
1 3 0 . J e s u s C h r i s t , O u r B l e s s e d S a v i o r 2 5 0 . T h o u g h i n t h e Mi d s t o f L i f e We B e
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n g l i s h C l a u s n i t z e r , T o b i a s ( 1 6 1 9 1 6 8 4 )E C l e p h a n e , E l i z a b e t hC e c e l i a D o u g l a s ( 1 8 3 0 1 8 6 9 )
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C r u l l , A u g u s t ( 1 8 4 5 1 9 2 3 )
F r a n z , I g n a z ( 1 7 1 9 1 7 9 0 )
H e l m b o l d , L u d w i g( 1 5 3 2 1 5 9 8 )
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D a v i s o n , W. H o p e ( 1 8 2 7 1 8 9 4 )
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Ma t t e s , J o h nC a s p e r ( 1 8 7 6 1 9 4 8 )
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Ma u r u s , R h a b a n u s ( 7 7 6 8 5 6 )
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M h l e n b e r g , Wi l l i a mA u g u s t u s ( 1 7 9 6 1 8 7 7 ) Ma c F a r l a n d , J o h nT . ( 1 8 5 1 1 9 1 3 )
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N a t h a n , E l i a s ( 1 8 4 0 1 9 0 1 )
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L o w r y , R o b e r t ( 1 8 2 6 1 8 9 9 )
Ma s s i e , R i c h a r d( 1 8 0 0 1 8 8 7 )
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N i c h o l s o n , J a m e s L . ( 1 8 2 8 1 8 7 6 )
N i c o l a i , P h i l l i p p ( 1 5 5 6 1 6 0 8 )
O a k e l e y , F r e d e r i c k( 1 8 0 2 1 8 8 0 )
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O l i v e r s , T h o m a s ( 1 7 2 5 1 7 9 9 )
P a l m e r , R a y ( 1 8 0 8 1 8 8 7 )
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T h e o d u l f o f O r l e a n s ( 7 6 0 8 2 1 )
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1 2 4 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e 1 2 5 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e
T h o m a s o f C e l a n o( 1 3 t h C e n t u r y )
1 7 9 . D a y o f Wr a t h , OD a y o f Mo u r n i n g
R y g h , G e o r g e A l f r e dT a y l o r ( 1 8 6 0 1 9 4 2 )
1 1 7 . A l l Wh o B e l i e v e a n d A r e B a p t i z e d
T h o m p s o n , Wi l l L a m a r t i n e ( 1 8 4 7 1 9 0 9 )
1 8 3 . T h e r e ' s a G r e a t D a y C o m i n g
P e r r o n e t , E d w a r d( 1 7 2 6 1 7 9 2 )
1 4 1 . A l l H a i l T h e P o w e r O f J e s u s ' N a m e
P e t e r , P h i l l i p A d a m( 1 8 3 2 1 9 1 9 ) 2 2 7 . J e s u s C a m e , t h e H e a v e n s A d o r i n g 5 2 . D e s p a i r N o t , OH e a r t 1 8 2 . T h e D a y i s S u r e l y D r a w i n g N e a r 4 4 . C r o w n H i m Wi t h Ma n y C r o w n s S c h a l l i n g , Ma r t i n( 1 5 3 2 1 6 0 8 ) 1 P i e r p o i n t , F o l l i o t S a n d f o r d h r u p p , A d e l a i d e ( 1 8 3 1 1 9 0 8 ) 2 0 1 . L o r d , T h e e I L o v e w i t h A l l My H e a r t T ( 1 8 3 5 1 9 1 7 ) 2 6 2 . L o r d , Wh o a t C a n a ' s We d d i n g F e a s t S c h e i d t , C h r i s t i a nL u d w i g( 1 7 0 9 2 3 1 . F o r T h e B e a u t y O f T h e E a r t h T h r u p p , D o r o t h y A n n ( 1 7 7 9 1 7 6 1 ) P l u m p t r e , E d wa r dH a y e s ( 1 8 2 1 - 1 1 8 4 7 ) 5 8 . B y G r a c e I ' mS a v e d 1 8 9 1 ) 0 6 . S a v i o r , L i k e AS h e p h e r d L e a d U s S c h m o l c k , B e n j a m i n( 1 6 7 2 1 7 3 7 )2 2 4 9 . T h i n e A r m , OL o r d , i n D a y s o f O l d T o p l a d y , A u g u s t u s Mo n t a g u e 1 9 . O p e n N o wT h y G a t e s o f B e a u t y P o l l o c k , T h o m a s B e n s o n( 1 8 3 6 - 2 1 4 . My J e s u s , A s T h o u Wi l t ( 1 7 4 0 1 7 7 8 ) S c h r d e r , J o h a n nH e i n r i c h 1 8 9 6 ) 1 6 4 . R o c k o f A g e s 8 3 . J e s u s , I n T h y D y i n g Wo e s T u r n e r , H . L . ( 1 8 t hC e n t u r y ) ( 1 6 6 7 1 6 9 9 ) P o t t , F r a n c i s ( 1 8 3 2 1 9 0 9 ) 1 7 8 . C h r i s t R e t u r n e t h 1 5 5 . O n e T h i n g ' s N e e d f u l 9 4 . T h e S t r i f e I s O ' e r , T h e B a t t l e D o n e u r t o n , Wi l l i a mH . ( 1 8 5 6 1 9 3 8 ) S c h u e t t e , C o n r a dH e r m a nL o u i sT 2 2 3 . A n g e l V o i c e s , E v e r S i n g i n g 1 3 3 . T h o u , Wh o a t T h y F i r s t E u c h a r i s t ( 1 8 4 3 1 9 2 6 ) P r e n t i s , E l i z a b e t hP a y s o n( 1 8 1 8 -2 v a nD y k e , H e n r y J a c k s o n( 1 8 5 2 6 8 . OH o l y , B l e s s e d T r i n i t y 1 8 7 8 ) 9 3 3 ) S c r i v e n , J o s e p hMe d l i c o t t ( 1 8 1 9 - 1 2 0 0 . Mo r e L o v e t o T h e e 2 2 5 . J o y f u l , J o y f u l , We A d o r e T h e e 1 8 8 6 ) P r u d e n t i u s , A u r e l i u s C l e m e n s 2 v o nH a u s m a n n , J u l i e K a t h a r i n a 2 0 . Wh a t AF r i e n d We H a v e I n J e s u s ( 3 4 8 4 1 3 ) ( 1 8 2 6 1 9 0 1 ) S e a r s , E d m u n dH a m i l t o n( 1 8 1 0 6 4 . OC h i e f o f C i t i e s B e t h l e h e m 2 0 8 . T a k e T h o u My H a n d a n d L e a d Me 1 8 7 6 ) 2 5 2 . D e s p a i r N o t , OH e a r t v o nH a y n , H e n r i e t t aL u i s e 4 9 . I t C a m e U p o n AMi d n i g h t C l e a r P y e , H e n r y J o h n( 1 8 2 5 1 9 0 3 ) 1 7 2 4 1 7 8 2 ) S e d u l i u s , C o e l i u s ( 5 t hC e n t u r y ) (

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R a m b a c h , J o h a n nJ a k o b ( 1 6 9 3 - 6 7 . T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s t h e K i n g i s H e r e v o nP f e i l , C h r i s t o p hK a r l 1 7 3 5 ) S e i s s , J o s e p hA u g u s t ( 1 8 2 3 1 9 0 4 ) L u d w i g( 1 7 1 2 1 7 8 4 )
5 3 . N o wP r a i s e We C h r i s t , t h e H o l y O n e
2 4 1 . I A mJ e s u s ' L i t t l e L a m b
R e e d , A n d r e w( 1 7 8 7 1 8 6 2 )
R e e s , T i m o t h y ( 1 8 7 4 1 9 3 9 )
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S m i t h , Wa l t e r C h a l m e r s ( 1 8 2 4 -v o nS c h l e g e l , K a t h a r i n a 1 9 0 8 ) A m a l i aD o r o t h e a( 1 6 9 7 1 7 6 8 )
2 2 4 . I m m o r t a l , I n v i s i b l e , G o d O n l y Wi s e
2 6 3 . O h , B l e s t t h e H o u s e
R e y n o l d s , Wi l l i a mMo r t o n ( 1 8 1 2 1 8 7 6 )
3 3 . S a v i o r O f T h e N a t i o n s C o m e
S m i t h e r s , N a t h a n i e l B a r r a t t ( 1 8 1 8 1 8 9 6 )
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Wa d e , J o h nF r a n c i s ( c i r c a1 7 1 0 1 7 8 6 )
R i n g wa l d t , B a r t h o l o m u s ( 1 5 3 2 1 5 9 9 )
1 8 2 . T h e D a y i s S u r e l y D r a w i n g N e a r
R i n k a r t , Ma r t i n( 1 5 8 6 1 6 4 9 )
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R i p p o n , J o h n( 1 7 5 1 1 8 3 6 )
S p a e t h , H a r r i e t R e y n o l d s ( 1 8 4 5 -Wa l t h e r , J o h a n n( 1 4 9 6 1 5 7 0 ) 1 9 2 5 ) 1 8 1 . T h e B r i d e g r o o mS o o n Wi l l C a l l U s 5 2 . L o , H o wAR o s e E ' e r B l o o m i n g Wa l t o n , J a m e s G e o r g e ( 1 8 2 1 S p a f f o r d , H o r a t i oG a t e s ( 1 8 2 8 1 9 0 5 ) 1 8 8 8 ) 1 9 1 . F a i t h o f O u r F a t h e r s 1 7 3 . I t I s We l l Wi t h My S o u l Wa l w o r t h , C l a r e n c e A l p h o n s u s S p e r a t u s , P a u l ( 1 4 8 4 1 5 5 1 ) ( 1 8 2 0 1 9 0 0 )

1 6 5 . S a l v a t i o n U n t o U s H a s C o m e 1 0 6 . H o l y G o d , We P r a i s e T h y N a m e
R o b e r t s o n , A n t h o n y ( 1 9 3 2 )
S t o n e , S a m u e l J o h n( 1 8 3 9 1 9 0 0 ) Wa r n e r , A n n aB . ( 1 8 2 7 1 9 1 5 ) 1 8 0 . T h e A p o s t l e L o o k e d a n d H e a r d a V o i c e 1 9 3 . T h e C h u r c h ' s O n e F o u n d a t i o n 1 3 5 . J e s u s L o v e s Me R o b i n s o n , J o s e p hA r m i t a g e S y n e s i u s o f C y r e n e ( 3 7 5 4 3 0 ) Wa t t s , I s a a c ( 1 6 7 4 1 7 4 8 ) ( 1 8 5 8 1 9 3 3 ) 1 2 2 . L o r d J e s u s T h i n k O n Me 5 0 . J o y t o t h e Wo r l d 7 1 . T i s G o o d , L o r d , T o B e H e r e T a p p a n , Wi l l i a mB i n g h a m( 1 7 9 4 7 6 . Wh e n I S u r v e y t h e Wo n d r o u s C r o s s R o b i n s o n , R o b e r t ( 1 7 3 5 1 7 9 0 ) 8 1 . ' T w a s O n T h a t D a r k , T h a t D o l e f u l N i g h t 1 8 4 9 )
1 9 7 . C o m e T h o u F o u n t O f E v e r y B l e s s i n g
R o s s e t t i , C h r i s t i n aG e o r g i n a ( 1 8 3 0 1 8 9 4 )
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2 6 1 . L e t C h i l d r e n H e a r T h e Mi g h t y D e e d s
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2 3 . C o m e , T h o u L o n g E x p e c t e d J e s u s 2 8 . L o ! H e C o m e s Wi t h C l o u d s D e s c e n d i n g 4 6 . H a r k ! T h e H e r a l d A n g e l s S i n g 8 9 . C h r i s t T h e L o r d I s R i s e n T o d a y ( L y r a ) 9 0 . C h r i s t T h e L o r d I s R i s e n T o d a y ( L y r a ) 9 2 . J e s u s C h r i s t I s R i s e n T o d a y 1 5 3 . OF o r AT h o u s a n d T o n g u e s 2 3 0 . A n d C a n I t B e
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7 1 . T i s G o o d , L o r d , T o B e H e r e 8 4 . OS a c r e d H e a d , N o wWo u n d e d 9 3 . J e s u s C h r i s t Wh o C a m e t o S a v e 1 0 1 . C o m e , G o d C r e a t o r , H o l y G h o s t 1 2 4 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e 2 7 2 . N o wR e s t B e n e a t h N i g h t ' s S h a d o w 2 7 6 . J e s u s , J o y o f M a n ' s D e s i r i n g
C u m m i n g s , Wi l l i a mH a y m a n ( 1 8 3 1 1 9 1 5 )
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C z e c h , K i r c h e n g e s e n g , 1 5 6 6
D a c h s t e i n , Wo l f g a n gE g e n o l f ( c i r c a1 4 8 7 1 5 5 3 )
7 3 . AL a m b G o e s U n c o m p l a i n i n g F o r t h
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1 4 9 . J e s u s , T h y B o u n d l e s s L o v e T o M e
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Wh a t e l y , R i c h a r d( 1 7 8 7 1 8 6 3 )
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Wi l l i a m s , P e t e r ( 1 7 2 3 1 7 9 6 )
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4 3 . F r o mH e a v e n A b o v e T o E a r t h I C o m e 1 1 5 . L o r d , K e e p U s S t e a d f a s t i n T h y Wo r d 1 1 8 . B a p t i z e d I n t o T h y N a m e Mo s t H o l y 1 8 4 . Wa k e , A w a k e , f o r N i g h t I s F l y i n g 2 0 1 . L o r d , T h e e I L o v e w i t h A l l My H e a r t 2 2 8 . P r a i s e T o T h e L o r d , T h e A l m i g h t y 2 3 3 . N o wT h a n k We A l l O u r G o d 2 3 6 . A l l D e p e n d s O n O u r P o s s e s s i n g 2 3 7 . F e a r N o t , OL i t t l e F l o c k 2 6 3 . O h , B l e s t t h e H o u s e 1 4 5 . H a l l e l u j a h , Wh a t a S a v i o r ! 1 7 3 . I t I s We l l Wi t h My S o u l 2 1 5 . Wh e r e H e L e a d s Me 2 4 8 . S o u l s o f Me n ! Wh y Wi l l Y e S c a t t e r
B e n n e t t , Wi l l i a mS t e r n d a l e ( 1 8 1 6 1 8 7 5 )
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C r g e r , J o h a n n( 1 5 9 8 1 6 6 2 )
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F i s c h e r , Wi l l i a mG u s t a v u s ( 1 8 3 5 1 9 1 2 )
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4 1 . C o m e , Y o u r H e a r t a n d V o i c e s R a i s i n g 1 3 8 . T h e G o s p e l S h o w s T h e F a t h e r ' s G r a c e 2 1 9 . We N o wI m p l o r e G o d t h e H o l y G h o s t 2 2 6 . OL o r d We P r a i s e T h e e 2 3 4 . OD a y o f R e s t A n d G l a d n e s s 2 3 7 . F e a r N o t , OL i t t l e F l o c k 2 4 3 . I f G o d H i m s e l f B e F o r Me 2 5 7 . Ma y G o d B e s t o wo n U s H i s G r a c e 2 6 5 . Y o u P a r e n t s H e a r Wh a t J e s u s T a u g h t
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3 0 . OC o m e OC o me E m m a n u e l 3 9 . A n g e l s We H a v e H e a r d O n H i g h 9 0 . C h r i s t T h e L o r d I s R i s e n T o d a y ( L y r a ) 1 3 1 . L e t A l l Mo r t a l F l e s h K e e p S i l e n c e
f r o mK l u g ' s G e i s t l i c h e L i e d e r a u f f s n e wg e b e s s e r t , Wi t t e n b e r g , 1 5 4 3
1 1 5 . L o r d , K e e p U s S t e a d f a s t i n T h y Wo r d 1 3 9 . T h e L a wO f G o d I s G o o d A n d Wi s e
f r o mK l u g ' s G e i s t l i c h e L i e d e r , f r o m" Mu s i k a l i s c h e s H a n d b u c h " , Wi t t e n b e r g , 1 5 3 3 H a m b u r g , 1 6 9 0 6 7 . T h e S t a r P r o c l a i m s t h e K i n g i s H e r e

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3 6 . AG r e a t a n d Mi g h t y Wo n d e r 5 2 . L o , H o wAR o s e E ' e r B l o o m i n g
f r o mA n d e r T h e i l d e s f r o mK p f e l ' s G e s a n g b u c h , E r n e u e r t e nG e s a n g b u c h , 1 6 6 5 S t r a s s b u r g , 1 5 2 5 2 2 8 . P r a i s e T o T h e L o r d , T h e A l m i g h t y f r o mB r u d e r C h o r a l B u c h , 1 7 8 4
2 4 1 . I A mJ e s u s ' L i t t l e L a m b 1 2 5 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e
9 3 . J e s u s C h r i s t Wh o C a m e t o S a v e 1 2 0 . Y o u P e o p l e Wh o N o wA r e B a p t i z e d 1 3 0 . J e s u s C h r i s t , O u r B l e s s e d S a v i o r 1 6 0 . D e a r C h r i s t i a n s , O n e a n d A l l R e j o i c e 1 8 2 . T h e D a y i s S u r e l y D r a w i n g N e a r 2 1 1 . H a p p y t h e Ma n Wh o F e a r e t h G o d 2 6 3 . O h , B l e s t t h e H o u s e
G e s i u s , B a r t o l o m u s ( 1 5 5 5 1 6 1 3 )
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G i a r d i n i , F e l i c e d e ( 1 7 1 6 1 7 9 6 )
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f r o mL i e d e r b u c hf r K l e i n k i n d e r S c h u l e n , 1 8 4 2 f r o mC a n t i o n a l e G e r m a n i c u m , 2 7 3 . N o wt h e L i g h t H a s G o n e A w a y D r e s d e n , 1 6 2 8 f r o mL y r aD a v i d i c a , 1 7 0 8 1 3 8 . T h e G o s p e l S h o w s T h e F a t h e r ' s G r a c e
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f r o mS c h u m a n n ' s G e i s t l i c h e L i e d e r , L e i p z i g , 1 5 3 9 7 4 . L o r d Wh o T h r o u g h o u t T h e s e F o r t y D a y s f r o mD a y ' s P s a l t e r , 1 5 6 3
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4 3 . F r o mH e a v e n A b o v e T o E a r t h I C o m e 1 8 7 . B e h o l d , AH o s t , A r r a y e d i n Wh i t e 6 0 . T o S h e p h e r d s A s T h e y Wa t c h e d B y N i g h t G r u b e r , F r a n z X a v e r ( 1 7 8 7 1 8 6 3 ) f r o mE m s k i r c h n e r C h o r a l b u c h ,
f r o mS o u t h e r nH a r m o n y , 1 8 3 5 5 7 . S i l e n t N i g h t 2 3 . C o m e , T h o u L o n g E x p e c t e d J e s u s H a n d e l , G e o r g e F r e d e r i c k( 1 6 8 5 1 2 8 . I C o me , OS a v i o r , T o T h y T a b l e f r o m S t r a s s b u r g , 1 5 7 7 1 7 5 9 ) f r o mE r f u r t E n c h i r i d i o n , 1 5 2 4 1 7 5 6
5 3 . N o wP r a i s e We C h r i s t , t h e H o l y O n e 1 1 3 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n B e h o l d 1 3 7 . T h a t Me n a g o d l y L i f e Mi g h t L i v e 2 0 1 . L o r d , T h e e I L o v e w i t h A l l My H e a r t
f r o mS we d i s hP i a e C a n t o n e s , 1 5 8 2
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r o mT r e n t e Q u a t r e P s e a u m e s H f r o mE t l i c hC h r i s t l i c hL i d e r , f a s t i n g s , T h o m a s ( 1 7 8 4 1 8 7 2 ) 1 6 4 . R o c k o f A g e s d e D a v i d , G e n e v a , 1 5 5 1 Wi t t e n b e r g , 1 5 2 4 2 4 . C o m f o r t , C o m f o r t Y e My P e o p l e 1 1 4 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n H a t t o n , J o h n( 1 7 1 0 1 7 9 3 ) B e h o l d 9 1 . I K n o wT h a t My R e d e e m e r L i v e s f r o mWa l t e r ' s G e i s t l i c h e 1 1 7 . A l l Wh o B e l i e v e a n d A r e B a p t i z e d 1 4 8 . J e s u s S h a l l R e i g n G e s a n g b c h l e i n , 1 5 2 4 1 6 5 . S a l v a t i o n U n t o U s H a s C o m e H a u p t , K a r l A u g u s t ( 1 8 1 0 1 8 9 1 ) 2 1 . I n P e a c e a n d J o y I N o wD e p a r t f r o mG e i s t l i c h e K i r c h e n g e s n g , 3 7 . A l l P r a i s e t o J e s u s ' H a l l o w e d N a m e 3 3 . S a v i o r O f T h e N a t i o n s C o m e 1 1 3 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n B e h o l d K l n , 1 6 2 3 3 7 . A l l P r a i s e t o J e s u s ' H a l l o w e d N a m e

2 2 1 . A l l C r e a t u r e s o f O u r G o d a n d K i n g 8 5 . S t r i c k e n , S m i t t e n , a n d A f f l i c t e d 0 5 . G o d t h e F a t h e r B e O u r S t a y f r o mG e i s t l i c h e s V o l k s l i e d , 1 8 5 01 1 4 . L o o k D o w n , OL o r d , F r o mH e a v e n B e h o l d 8 8 . C h r i s t J e s u s L a y I n D e a t h ' s S t r o n g B a n d s1 1 2 5 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e 1 1 1 . I f G o d H a d N o t B e e n o n O u r S i d e H a v e r g a l , Wi l l i a mH e n r y ( 1 7 9 3 1 1 6 . T h e Mo u t h o f F o o l s D o t h G o d C o n f e s s 1 8 7 0 ) 1 2 9 . J e s u s C h r i s t , O u r B l e s s e d S a v i o r 2 0 4 . OT h a t T h e L o r d Wo u l d G u i d e My Wa y s 2 1 0 . H a p p y t h e Ma n Wh o F e a r e t h G o d
f r o mG e i s t r e i c h e s G e s a n g b u c h D a r m s t a d t , 1 6 9 8
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1 4 6 . I N e e d T h e e E v e r y H o u r u t h e r , Ma r t i n( 1 4 8 3 1 5 4 6 ) 2 2 2 . A l l e l u i a , A l l e l u i a ! H e a r t s t o H e a v e n a n dL 1 0 7 . I s a i a h , Mi g h t y S e e r , I n D a y s o f O l d V o i c e s R a i s e 1 0 8 . We A l l B e l i e v e i n O n e T r u e G o d 2 2 5 . J o y f u l , J o y f u l , We A d o r e T h e e 1 1 0 . AMi g h t y F o r t r e s s I s O u r G o d H o l d e n , O l i v e r ( 1 7 6 5 1 8 4 4 ) 1 2 4 . O u t o f t h e D e e p I C r y t o T h e e 1 4 1 . A l l H a i l T h e P o w e r O f J e s u s ' N a m e 1 4 0 . Wi l t T h o u , O Ma n , L i v e H a p p i l y H o l s t , G u s t a vT h e o d o r e ( 1 8 7 4 1 6 1 . D e a r C h r i s t i a n s , O n e a n d A l l R e j o i c e 1 9 3 4 ) 2 1 7 . O u r F a t h e r T h o u i n H e a v e n A b o v e 4 8 . I n T h e B l e a k Mi d Wi n t e r 2 4 5 . I n T h e s e O u r D a y s S o P e r i l o u s H o p k i n s , J o h n( ? 1 5 7 0 ) 2 5 0 . T h o u g h i n t h e Mi d s t o f L i f e We B e 2 2 7 . P r a i s e G o d F r o m Wh o mA l l B l e s s i n g s F l o w2 5 2 . D e s p a i r N o t , OH e a r t 2 6 7 . A w a k e , My S o u l , A n d Wi t h T h e S u n 2 5 7 . Ma y G o d B e s t o wo n U s H i s G r a c e 7 7 . L o r d G o d , T h y P r a i s e We S i n g H u g g , G e o r g e C r a wf o r d( 1 8 4 8 - 2
H o d g e s , E d wa r d( 1 7 9 6 1 8 6 7 )
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5 0 . J o y t o t h e Wo r l d 2 8 . L o ! H e C o m e s Wi t h C l o u d s D e s c e n d i n g 9 6 . T h e C l o u d R e c e i v e d C h r i s t F r o mT h e i r O we n , Wi l l i a m( 1 8 1 3 1 8 9 3 ) S i g h t 1 5 0 . L o r d , E n t h r o n e d i n H e a v e n l y S p l e n d o r 1 5 3 . OF o r AT h o u s a n d T o n g u e s P a c h e l b e l , J o h a n n ( 1 6 5 3 1 7 0 6 ) 1 7 5 . N e a r e r , My G o d , T o T h e e 2 7 5 . C a n o n i n D 1 8 8 . B l e s t B e T h e T i e T h a t B i n d s P a l e s t r i n a , G i o v a n n i P i e r l u i g i 2 0 2 . My F a i t h L o o k s U p T o T h e e 2 0 4 . OT h a t T h e L o r d Wo u l d G u i d e My Wa y s d a( 1 5 2 5 1 5 9 4 ) 4 . T h e S t r i f e I s O ' e r , T h e B a t t l e D o n e Mc G r a n a h a n , J a m e s ( 1 8 4 0 1 9 0 7 )9 1 7 8 . C h r i s t R e t u r n e t h P a r r y , J o s e p h( 1 8 4 1 1 9 0 3 ) 2 4 2 . I K n o wWh o mI H a v e B e l i e v e d 7 5 . S a v i o r Wh e n I n D u s t T o T h e e
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