THEOPEN HYMNAL

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EDITION 2
0
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tb
ei
nt
hepub
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cdoma
i
no
ro
t
he
r
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t
he
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c
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ur
pr
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y
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r
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b
l
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c
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)
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t
he
rIl
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ket
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fyouwo
ul
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2
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COPYING
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e
c
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o
pyr
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ghtl
a
wo
ft
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t
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t
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so
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c
a
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no
t
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rc
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ti
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r
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c
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e
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r
i
b
ut
a
b
l
e
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o
urpa
r
t
sofahymna
r
ec
o
pyr
i
ght
a
b
l
e
:
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i
c(
me
l
ody)
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e
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l
s
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sa
r
r
a
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me
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r
mo
ny)
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r
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gi
na
ll
a
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a
t
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ppl
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c
a
b
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c
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s
epa
r
t
sho
l
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pa
r
a
t
ec
o
pyr
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t
a
t
us
,
a
ndmus
tb
ec
o
ns
i
de
r
e
di
ndi
v
i
dua
l
l
y
.
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to
ft
hehymnsi
nt
heOpe
nHymna
la
r
ei
nt
hepub
l
i
cdoma
i
ni
na
l
lf
o
uro
ft
he
s
epa
r
t
s
.
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o
mea
r
eno
t
.
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pe
c
i
fic
c
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e
r
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el
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ne
a
c
hs
c
o
r
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ta
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ne
a
c
ha
b
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e
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lc
o
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o
duc
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pe
c
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a
l
l
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yt
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c
hi
sno
tapa
r
to
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a
c
e
di
nt
ot
hepub
l
i
c
do
ma
i
n.
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si
nc
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ude
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ompi
l
a
t
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on,
i
ndi
c
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s
,
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bpa
ge
s(
o
rpa
r
t
st
he
r
e
oF
)
,
s
c
r
i
pt
sus
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dt
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s
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mb
l
et
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,
a
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l
l
ot
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rda
t
afil
e
s
.
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r
kf
r
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m ot
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ro
pe
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our
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e
c
t
si
sno
to
urc
o
pyr
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e
ma
i
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o
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ghto
ft
her
e
s
pe
c
t
i
v
e
o
wne
r
s
.
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si
nc
l
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sb
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sno
tl
i
mi
t
e
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b
r
aTa
b
l
e
s
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c
r
i
ptb
yDa
v
i
dS
.
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l
l
e
rus
e
dont
hewe
bpa
ge
s
,
whi
c
h
r
e
ma
i
nsc
o
pyr
i
ghto
fDa
v
i
dS
.
Mi
l
l
e
r
.

PUBLICDOMAIN
Al
lhymnsorhymnpa
r
t
sl
i
s
t
e
da
s"
pub
l
i
cdo
ma
i
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r
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t
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c
t
i
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nt
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t
e
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t
a
t
e
so
f
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r
i
c
a
.
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no
t
he
rwo
r
dst
he
r
ei
sa
b
s
o
l
ut
e
l
ynoo
wne
r
s
hi
po
ft
hei
nt
e
l
l
e
c
t
ua
lpr
o
pe
r
t
yt
ha
tt
hewo
r
ds
,
t
r
a
ns
l
a
t
i
o
n,
mus
i
c
,
ors
e
tti
ngr
e
pr
e
s
e
nt
s
.
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nema
yr
e
s
t
r
i
c
tyo
uf
r
o
m us
i
ngt
he
s
ehymnpa
r
t
si
na
nywa
y(
i
nt
heUS
A)
.
S
i
mi
l
a
r
l
y
,
youma
yno
tr
e
s
t
r
i
c
tot
he
r
s
f
r
o
m us
i
ngt
he
mi
na
nywa
y
.
I
fyouc
ha
ngeapo
r
t
i
ono
ft
hepub
l
i
cdo
ma
i
nwo
r
k,
yo
uma
yonl
yc
l
a
i
mc
o
pyr
i
ghto
n
t
hepo
r
t
i
o
nwhi
c
hyo
uha
v
ec
ha
nge
d.

OTHER
Ea
c
hwor
ki
nt
heOpe
nHymna
lwhi
c
hi
sno
ti
nt
hepub
l
i
cdo
ma
i
ngi
v
e
ss
pe
c
i
ficl
i
c
e
ns
et
e
r
mso
nt
hes
c
o
r
es
he
e
ta
nd
i
nt
hea
b
cs
o
ur
c
efil
e
.
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to
ft
he
s
eha
v
eal
i
c
e
ns
ewhi
c
hr
e
a
dss
i
mi
l
a
rt
ot
hef
o
l
l
o
wi
ng(
f
r
o
mt
hehymn"
Aut
ho
ro
fAl
lLi
f
e
"
)
:
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ds
:
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pyr
i
ght2
0
0
9
,
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i
a
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.
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nt
.
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s
el
yr
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c
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l
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pr
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s
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df
o
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s
t
i
a
n
wor
s
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p
,
pr
o
v
i
de
dt
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ya
r
eno
ta
l
t
e
r
e
d,
a
ndt
hi
sno
t
i
c
ei
sone
a
c
hc
o
py
.
Al
lot
he
rr
i
ght
sr
e
s
e
r
v
e
d.
Thi
sme
a
nst
ha
tyo
uma
yf
r
e
e
l
yus
e
,
pr
i
nt
,
r
e
pr
o
duc
e
,
a
ndma
kea
v
a
i
l
a
b
l
ef
oro
t
he
r
st
hewo
r
ki
nque
s
t
i
on,
pr
o
v
i
de
d
t
ha
tt
hepur
po
s
ei
sf
o
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
nwo
r
s
hi
pa
ndt
ha
tt
hec
o
pyr
i
ghtt
e
r
msa
r
el
e
fti
nt
a
c
ta
nda
r
er
e
pr
o
duc
e
dwi
t
ht
he
c
o
pyr
i
ght
e
dwo
r
k.
Thi
sdo
e
sno
tpr
e
v
e
ntyo
uf
r
om us
i
ngt
hec
o
pyr
i
ght
e
dwo
r
ka
sapa
r
to
fa
not
he
rwo
r
kwhi
c
hwi
l
l
b
es
o
l
df
o
r
pr
o
fit
,
pr
o
v
i
de
dt
ha
tt
he
s
et
e
r
msa
r
eme
t
.
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he
rl
i
c
e
ns
et
e
r
msma
yb
ea
v
a
i
l
a
b
l
e
,
b
utc
a
no
nl
yb
ene
go
t
i
a
t
e
dwi
t
ht
hec
o
pyr
i
ghtho
l
de
r
.
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fyo
uwo
ul
dl
i
ket
ous
e
oneo
ft
he
s
ewo
r
ksb
utr
e
qui
r
ead
i
ffe
r
e
ntl
i
c
e
ns
e
,
t
heOpe
nHymna
lwi
l
la
tte
mptt
ohe
l
pyo
ut
oc
o
nt
a
c
tt
he
c
o
pyr
i
ghtho
l
de
r
.
Wema
yb
ec
o
nt
a
c
t
e
dv
i
ae
ma
i
la
t
:
b
r
i
a
ndo
tjdo
tdumonta
tgma
i
ldotc
o
m

ASSEMBLY
I
ti
st
hec
ont
e
nt
i
o
na
ndi
nt
e
nt
i
o
no
ft
heOpe
nHymna
lPr
o
j
e
c
tt
ha
twhe
nnume
r
oushymnsa
r
ega
t
he
r
e
di
nt
oa
c
o
l
l
e
c
t
i
o
n,
s
uc
ha
so
neo
ft
hepr
i
nt
a
b
l
ee
di
t
i
o
ns
,
t
hehymnst
he
ms
e
l
v
e
sr
e
ma
i
ns
e
pa
r
a
t
ea
ndi
nde
pe
nde
ntwo
r
ks
.
Thus
,
t
hec
o
pyr
i
ghta
ppl
i
e
dt
oa
nyo
nehymni
snota
ppl
i
c
a
b
l
ei
na
nywa
yt
ot
hec
o
pyr
i
ghto
fa
no
t
he
r
.

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THEHYMNS

Blessed Jesus at Thy Word

22

OPENING SONGS

Words: verses 1-3, 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

By
Thou
Hear
While

Thy
a
the
we

teach
lone
cry
here

ings
to
Thy
be

souls
breaks
ears
Word

sweet
God
peo
low

be
our
and
may

and
canst
ple
must

stirred
night
heart;
trust

ho
win
rais
wan

Jn 6:67-68, 8:31-32, Heb 4:12, Jn 1:1-5, 8:12, 1Cor 2:14

ly,
us;
es;
der,

Now
With
Help
And

to seek and
the beams of
us by Thy
ob tain true

Drawn
Thou
Hear
Till

from
must
and
we

earth
work
bless
sing

to
all
our
Thy

love
truth
Spir
con

and fear
un cloud
its plead
so
la

love
good
prayers
prais

Thee
with
and
es

sole
in
prais
yon

Thee,
ed;
ing;
tion,

ly.
us.
es.
der.

787888

God Himself is Present

OPENING SONGS

23

(also known as God Himself is With Us or God Reveals His Presence or Lo! God Is Here)
Words: Gerhard Tersteegen, 1729. Translated by Frederick W. Foster and John Miller, 1789, alt.
Music: Wunderbarer Knig or Arnsberg or Groeningen Joachim Neander, 1680.
Setting: "Common Service Book", 1918.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.

= 130

4
4
1. God Him self is
2. God Him self is
3. O
Thou fount of

pre
pre
bless

sent:
sent:
ing,

Let us now a
Hear the harps re
Pur i
fy my

dore
sound
spi

Him,
ing!
rit;

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See the crowds the
Trust ing
on
ly

4
4

pear be fore
throne sur round
in
Thy mer

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cend
glo

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to
us
Ev er

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ing!
it,

God is
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Like the

in
ho
ho

His
ly,
ly

tem
ho
an

lence,
ing,
ry,

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An gels, saints, their
May I
cease less

deep est rev

voi ces blend
ly
a dore

own,
here:
still

Him our God and

Hear, O Christ, the
Rule Thy Church ter

Sa
prai
res

Hab 2:20, 2Sam 22:7, Ps 48:9-10, Rev 7:9-12, Is 6:2-3

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trial,

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ly",
gels

erence.
ing!
Thee,

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That Thy
As the

all with in keep

hear the hymn as
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Him
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a
Thine
Thy

name for
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O Holy Spirit, Enter In

24

OPENING SONGS

Words: Michael Schirmer, 1650 except verse 2 by unknown author circa 1660.
Verses 1, 4, 6-8 translated by by Catherine Winkworth, 1863. Remaining verses unknown translator before 1931.
Music: Wie Schn Leuchtet Phillipp Nicolai, 1599. Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.

= 150

4
4
1. O
2. Give
3. Thou
4. Left
5. Thy

Ho
ly
to
Thy
foun tain
to
our
heavn ly

Spir
Word
whence
selves,
strength

it,
im
all
we
sus

en
press
wis
shall
tain

ter
ive
dom
but
our

in,
powr
flows
stray;
heart

And
That
Which
O
That

in
in
God
lead
we

our
our
on
us
may

hearts
hearts,
pi
on
act

Thy
from
ous
the
the

4
4

work
this
hearts
nar
val

be
good
be
row
iant

soul,
fess
pure
stead
Re

Thou
the
faiths
fast
fuge

glad
ev
brings
woes
bold

ness
er
sal
be
de

gin
hour,
stows,
way,
part

Thy
As
Grant
With
With

Light
Fa
un
ness,
and

wake
show
va
tide
fi

Tem ple
fire
it
us
Thy
wis
est
Thee as

di vine,
ther, Son,
i
ty
that we
our Shield

us.
ing.
tion.
us;
ance.

A
And
We
May
That

That we
Stay Thou,
Hear us,
Lord now
De scend,

deign
may
con
coun
our

to make
be glow
so la
sel guide
Re li

round
Thee,
faith
ev
we

and
the
ful
er
may

to
guide
cheer
Heal
de

Thee
now
us,
Thou
fend

in
Spir
wit
faith
nev

us
it,
ness
ful
er

us;
ing;
tion.
us;
ance;

bright
Three
es
prove
quit

ly
in
may
to
the

Tru
ly
liv ing,
Our souls ev
er
By Thy teach ing;
All hearts bro ken,
From all
err ors

1Cor 6:19-20, 3:16, 1Jn 1:5-7, 1Pt 2:5-9, Ez 36:27, 1Cor 1:18, 2:13, Jn 4:14, Rev 2:10

Sun
That
That
And
Be

shine,
One,
be
Thee,
field,

of
the
we
con
in
our
give us
Thou our

To
Thy
Of
What
But

joy
glo
grace
ev
stand

and
ry
that
er
in

To Thee giv ing

that they
nev
er
let our preach ing,
And be
to
ken
And earths ter rors

8878874848

OPENING SONGS

Prayer
May
And
Thou
Thy

un
for
our
art
sal

24(2)

ceas ing
sake Thee.
la
bor
near us,
va tion

May
But
Praise
Whom
Be

in
by
Thee,
we
our

6. O mighty Rock, O Source of life,

Let Thy dear Word mid doubt and strife
Be so within us burning,
That we be faithful unto death,
In Thy pure love and holy faith,
From Thee true wisdom learning!
Thy grace And peace
On us shower; By Thy power
Christ confessing,
Let us win our Saviors blessing.

love
faith
Lord,
trust
con

be
their
and
to
stant

still in creas
re fuge make
serve our neigh
light and cheer
con so
la

ing.
Thee.
bor.
us.
tion.

7. O gentle Dew, from Heavn now fall

With powr upon the hearts of all,
Thy tender love instilling,
That heart to heart more closely bound,
Fruitful in kindly deeds be found,
The law of love fulfilling;
The Lord, Discord
Shall not grieve Thee; We recieve Thee;
Where Thou livest.
Peace, and love, and joy Thou givest.

8. Grant that our days, while life shall last,

In purest holiness be passed,
Be Thou our Strength forever;
Grant that our hearts henceforth be free
From sinful lust and vanity
Which us from Thee must sever.
Keep Thou pure Now
From offenses Heart and senses.
Blessed Spirit!
Let us heavenly life inherit.

1Cor 6:19-20, 3:16, 1Jn 1:5-7, 1Pt 2:5-9, Ez 36:27, 1Cor 1:18, 2:13, Jn 4:14, Rev 2:10

8878874848

Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty

25

OPENING SONGS

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,

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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

Oh,
To
So
As
Here

how
my
that
my
of

bless
heart,
all
guid
life

d
oh,
I
ing
the

joy
ful
and
a
it
is
ta
tions
urbed draw

du
ty
dore Thee,
plant ed,
thick en;
near Thee

is
this
ter
en
hear may
star through
foun tain

place,
Thou,
be
life,
flows,

Ps 100:1-5, Ps 118:19-26, Is 26:1-4, 1Cor 3:16-17, Lk 8:4-15

Waits
There
Bring
May
While

for
a
forth
Thy
Thou

Filled
Let
Fruit
As
Here

Him
heavn
pre
Word
dost

with
it
ful
my
is

so
be
un
com
balm

Who
on
cious
still
Thy

lace,
Thy
to
fort
for

an
earth
sheaves
oer
peo

swers
must
a
me
ple

light
tem
life
in
all

and
ple
in
my
our

prayer.
be.
lone,
shine
feed.

grace!
now!
me.
strife.
woes.

878777

We Gather Together

OPENING SONGS

26

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

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Or
And

cha
dain
pray

stens and
ing, main
that Thou

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So
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from
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cked op
the be
con gre

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Thou,
Thy

prai
Lord,
Name

ses to His
were at our
be ev er

ha
tain
still

pres
gin
ga

stens His
ing His
our De

sing
ning
tion

Name;
side,
praised!

Jn 11:52, Jer 10:23-24, Jer 30:11, Zech 10:8-9, Zeph 3:14-20

now
the
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make

known.
vine;
be.

tres
win
la

His
be
us

sing.
ning;
tion;

own.
Thine!
free!

66656665

Abide, O Dearest Jesus

27

CLOSING SONGS

(also known as Abide with Us, Lord Jesus or Abide Among Us with Thy Grace or
Abide with Us, Our Savior or Come, Abide with Thy Grace, in Our Hearts or O Savior, Go Beside us)
Words: Joshua Stegmann, 1628. Translated by August Crull circa 1892.
Music: Christus der ist mein Leben Melchior Vulpius, 1609.
Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. A
2. A
3. A
4. A
5. A

bide, O
dear est
bide, O
dear Re
bide with heavn ly
bide with rich
est
bide with Thy pro

Je
deem
bright
bless
tec

sus,
er,
ness
ings
tion

A
A
A
A
A

mong
mong
mong
mong
mong

us
us
us,
us,
us,

with
with
pre
boun
Lord,

Thy
Thy
cious
teous
our

grace,
Word,
Light;
Lord;
Strength,

4
4

That
And
Thy
Let
Lest

Sa
tan may not
thus now and here
truth di
rect, and
us
in grace and
world and Sa
tan

harm
af
keep
wis
fell

us,
ter
us
dom
us

Nor
True
From
Grow
And

we
to
sin
give
peace and joy
af
er
rors gloom y
dai
ly through Thy
o
ver come at

place.
ford.
night.
Word.
length.

6. Abide, O faithful Savior, Among us with Thy love;

Grant steadfastness, and help us To reach our home above.

1Jn 4:13-16, Mt 28:20, Jn 1:1-14, Phil 4:13, Col 1:11-12

7676

In Peace and Joy I Now Depart

CLOSING SONGS

28

(also known as The Song of Simeon: Nunc Dimitis)

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
this work
to
all
and sa

com
made
king
they

fort
is
mine eyes
dom called
who dwelt

de
for
set
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

So
Now
By
He

the Lord
I know
Thy dear
is
Is

of
hast
His
are

hath pro
He
is
and whole
raels Praise

Lk 2:29-32, Gen 49:18, Is 42:6-7, Is 49:6

mised
my
some
and

my
to
the
in

heart,
see
earth,
night

Soft
By
Ev
Fed

re
Thy
ery
and

me, And death

Life, My Help
Word, In
ev
Bliss, Their Joy,

is
in
ery
Re

but
need
place
ward,

pos
fa
na
light

a slum
and dy
re sound
and Glor

ing.
vor.
tion,
ed.

ber.
ing.
ing.
y.

858477

Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing

29

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

O
Ev
May

re
er
we

each Thy
fruits of
death shall

fresh us,
faith ful,
ev
er,

love
Thy
not

O
ev
may

re
er
we

Num 6:22-27, 1Cor 15:54-57, Heb 9:15, Is 63:9

pos
sal
ap

ses
va
pall

sing, Tri umph

tion
In
our
us, Glad Thy

fresh us, Trav ling

faith ful, To the
ev
er, Reign with

in
re
hearts and
sum mons

through
truth
Thee

this
may
in

deem
lives
to

wil
we
end

ing
a
o

der
be
less

grace.
bound.
bey.

ness.
found.
day.

878787

On What Has Now Been Sown

CLOSING SONGS

30

Words: John Newton, 1779. Music: Darwalls 148th John Darwall, 1770.
Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

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4
4
1. On
2. To
3. Oh,

what has now been

Thee our wants are
grant that each of

sown
known,
us

Thy
From
Now

bless ing, Lord, be

Thee are all
our
met be fore Thee

stow;
powrs;
here

The
Ac
May

powr
cept
meet

4
4

is Thine a
what is
Thine
to
ge
ther

the
and
to

har
vest
prayers re
Heavn, our

lone To make it
own And par don
thus When Thou and

raise, And
ceive And
home. Een

Mk 4:26-29, 1Cor 3:6-7, 1Thess 3:11-13, 2Cor 9:10

Thou
to
so,

spring
what
Thine

a
Thy
A

and
is
ap

lone shalt
Word
a
men, Lord

grow.
ours.
pear

Do
Our
And

have
bless
Je

Thou
prais
fol

the
ing
sus,

in
es,
low

grace
Lord,
Thee

praise.
give.
come!

666688

Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus

31

ADVENT

(also known as Hail, Thou Long-Expected Jesus)

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,

rest in
king dom

Thee.
bring.

2
4

From our
Born to

fears and
reign in

Is raels
By Thine

Strength and
own
e

Dear De
By Thine

sire of
all suf

Is 9:6, Lk 1:67-75, Is 61:1-2, 2Pt 1:3-4

sins re
us for

Con
ter

sol
nal

ev ery
fi cient

lease
ev

us,
er,

a tion,
Spi rit

na tion,
mer it,

Let
Now

us
Thy

Hope of
Rule in

Joy
Raise

of
us

find our
grac ious

all
all

ev
to

the
our

ery
Thy

earth Thou
hearts a

art;
lone;

long ing
glor ious

heart.
throne.

87878787

Comfort, Comfort Ye My People

ADVENT

32

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 Hymn-Book", 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

Speak
O
She
For

ye to
that warn
has suff
the glo

Je
ing
ered
ry

ru
cry
many
of

sa
o
a
the

Tell
Let
God
And

Is 40:1-8

her that
her
the val
leys
will change her
all flesh shall

ness,
ance,
ger
ble,

lem
bey!
day,
Lord

sins I
co
rise to meet
pi ning sad
see the to

Mourn ing neath their

Since the king dom
He
will no
more
As
be fits
His

Of
Now
Now
Oer

ver,
Him,
ness
ken

And
And
In
That

the
pre
her
the

peace
pare
griefs
earth

her war
the hills
to ev
His Word

that
for
have
is

fare
bow
er
is

sor
now
see
ho

waits
God
passed
shed

now
down
spring
ne

rows
is
nor
ly

for
a
a
a

load;
here.
heed.
reign,

them;
way!
way,
broad,

is
o
to greet
ing glad
ver bro

ver.
Him.
ness.
ken.

87877788

Gabriels Message

33

ADVENT

(also known as The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came)

Words: Traditional Basque Carol; Paraphrased by Sabine Baring Gould, (1834-1924).
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

"All
thy
"my
and

hail,"
Son
soul
Christ

most

high

Lk 1:26-38, 1:42-48

as
er
be
le

said
shall
shall
ian

ly

drift
a
as
hem,

he,
be
laud
folk

fa

vored

ed
tions
it
all

"thou
Em
and
through

la

snow,
laud
pleas
on

low
ma
mag
out

dy,"

his
and
eth
a

ly
nu
ni
the

mai
el,
fy
world

Glo

eyes
ho
God,"
Christ

den,
by
His
will

as
nor
she
mas

Ma
seers
ho
ev

flame;
thee,
said,
morn,

ry,
told,
Name."
say

fore
ly
er

ri

a!

10 10 12 7 3

Hark the Glad Sound

ADVENT

34

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

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

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

6. His silver trumpets publish loud

The jublee of the Lord
Our debts are all remitted now
Our heritage restored.

pare
zeal
fore
of
of

voice
a
Breast in
fet
ters
les
tial
hum
ble

song.
spire.
yield.
day.
poor.

7. Our glad hosannas, Prince of Peace,

Thy welcome shall proclaim;
And Heavns eternal arches ring
With Thy belovd name.

Lk 4:18-19, Is 61:1-2, Rev 5:11-12, Ps 107:13-14, Acts 16:25-34, Lv 25:9-10, Mk 2:18-22

8686

Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring

35

ADVENT

Words: Godfrey Thring, 1864.

Music: Sieh, hier bin ich, Ehrenkoenig from Geistreiches Gesangbuch Darmstadt, Germany, 1698.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 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

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

sus
sus
sus
sus
sus

le
le
le
le
le

came for
comes a
comes in
comes, what
comes a

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

mans
gain
sounds
eer
gain

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

re
in
of
be
in

le
le
le
le
le

Mk 13:26, Zech 9:9, Lk 2:14, Jn 14:18, Mt 25:31-34

demp
an
glad
falls
glo

tion,
swer
ness,
us,
ry;

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

Low
To
Lead
Glads
Let

ly came on
an
ear nest,
ing souls re
our hearts, and
us then our

Came
Comes
Now
Cheer
Till

in
to
the
ing
the

deep hu
save us
gate of
een our
dawn of

earth
heart
deemed
dries
hom

to
die.
felt prayer;
to Heavn;
our tears;
age pay,

mil
i
ty.
from des pair.
death is rivn.
fail ing years.
end less day.

878787

Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates

ADVENT

36

Words: Georg Weissel, 1642. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1855.

Music: Milwaukee or Macht hoch die Tr (Lemke) August Lemke, 1849.
Setting: "Concordia Kinderchre", 1908.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 140

3
4
1. Lift
2. The
3. O
4. Fling
5. Re

up
Lord
blest
wide
deem

your
is
the
the
er,

heads, ye
just,
a
land, the
por tals
come! I

might
Help
ci
of
o

y
er
ty
your
pen

gates! Be
tried, Mer
blest, Where
heart; Make
wide My

hold,
cy
Christ
it
heart

the
is
the
a
to

King of
ev
er
Ru
ler
tem ple,
Thee; here,

glo
at
is
set
Lord,

ry
His
con
a
a

3
4

waits;
side,
fessed!
part
bide!

is
dis
umph
and
re

glad
glad
light
life
goal

The
His
O
From
Let

King of
king ly
hap py
earth ly
me Thy

here;
tress,
comes!
joy;
veal.

ly
and
and
be
be

Life
The
The
So
Thy

sing:
sings:
bliss.
gin;
won!

We
We
O
To
E

kings is
crown is
hearts and
use
for
in
ner

and sal
end
of
cloud less
shall your
Ho
ly

praise
praise
Com
Thee,
ter

draw
ing
ho
li
hap
py
heavns em
pres
ence

va tion
all
our
Sun of
Sov ereign
Spi rit

Thee,
Thee,
fort
O
nal

Ps 24:7, 118:19-20, Mt 3:1-3, Is 26:2, 60:4-5, Rev 22:20

Fa
Sa
er
God,
praise

doth
woe
joy
en
guide

ther,
vior,
di
be
and

near,
ness,
homes
ploy,
feel,

He
He
He
ter
us

now!
now!
vine,
praise,
fame

The
His
To
A
Thy

bring,
brings;
is,
in,
on,

Cre
Migh
What
For
We

Sa
scep
whom
dorned
grace

Where
Where
Who
and
Un

a
ty
bound
Word,
of

vior
ter,
this
with
and

of
pi
King
prayer
love

fore
fore
bring
new
til

re
the
eth
and
our

tor,
in
less
and
fer

wise
deed
grace
deed,
to

the
ty
in
and
in

joice
earth
pure
no
glo

art
art
is
and
Thy

world
in
tri
love
me

and
is
de
bler
rious

Thou!
Thou!
Thine!
grace!
Name.

88888866

Lo! He Comes With Clouds Descending

37

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!
2. Ev
3. Ev
4. Now
5. An

He
ry
ry
re
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

the
and
the
shall
Thy

tri
nailed
trump
meet
pin

lu
wail
judg
lu
a

slain;
y;
way;
pear;
doom!

umph
Him
pro
Him
ing

jah!
ing,
ment!
jah!
tion,

Hal
deep
Come
Hal
all

Thou
Those
All
All
The

of
to
claim
in
ex

le
ly
to
le
cre

sand
who
who
His
new

His
the
the
the
iles

lu
wail
judg
lu
a

thou
sand
set
at
hate
Him
saints, by
Heavn and

train:
tree,
day:
air:
home:

jah!
ing,
ment!
jah!
tion,

6.The dear tokens of His passion Still His dazzling body bears;
Cause of endless exultation To His ransomed worshipers;
With what rapture, with what rapture, with what rapture
Gaze we on those glorious scars!

saints
naught
must,
man
earth

Hal
Deep
Come
Hal
All

God ap
Shall the
Come to
See the
Tra vails!

at
and
con
re
in

le
ly
to
le
cre

lu
wail
judg
lu
a

pears
on
true
Mes
judg ment!
day
of
groans! and

tend
sold
found
ject
her

jah!
ing,
ment!
jah!
tion,

ing,
Him,
ed,
ed,
it,

Swell
Pierced
Hear
Now
Take

Hal
deep
Come
Hal
all

earth
to
si
ah
Come a
God
ap
bids Thee

le
ly
to
le
cre

reign.
see.
way!
pear!
come!

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 20:24-31, Rev 7:9-12, Acts 1:11, 1Thess 4:13-18, Rev 22:20

8 7 8 7 12 7

Magnificat

ADVENT

38

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.

= 110

3
4
1. My soul
2. Be hold,
3. The Lord
4. The hun
5. The 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

Lk 1:46-55

spir
done
heart
kind
He

it
great
He
ness
His

me,
fear,
moved,
rests,
go,

He
Who
The
With
to

I
things
shall
ev
cov

hears
hon
low
emp
A

re
for
put
ry
nant

joice;
me;
down;
day;
keeps;

His
or
ly
ty
bra

My Sav ior
His mer cy
The haught y
But on
the
Just as
He

low
His
have
hands
ham,

ly
Name
Gods
theyre
and

has
rests
from
rich
pro

ser
most
bless
sent
to

re
on
their
no
mised

gard
those
thrones
bless
long

vants
ho
ing
a
his

for
who
re
ing
a

voice.
ly.
found.
way.
Seed.

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O Come O Come Emmanuel

39

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.

= 130

4
4
1. O
2. O
3. O
4. O
5. O

come,
come,
come,
come,
come,

O
Thou
Thou
Thou
Thou

mourns
us
depths
perse
safe

in
the
of
the
the

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

xile
ledge
ple
of
on

here
show,
save,
night,
high,

Un
And
And
And
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

Re

joice!

Re

Is 7:14, 11:1, Rev 22:20

lone
ly
path
of
hell Thy
gloom y
way that

joice!

Em

e
know
peo
clouds
leads

man

el

shall

til
teach
give
deaths
close

the
us
them
dark
the

Son of
in her
vic try
sha dows
path to

come to thee, O

God
ways
ovr
put
mi

ap
to
the
to
ser

sra

pear.
go.
grave.
flight.
y.

el.

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On Jordans Bank the Baptists Cry

ADVENT

40

Words: Charles Coffin, 1736. st. 1-3 translated by John Chandler, 1837; st 4-5 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.

= 120

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

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

noun
straight
Ref
make
save

ces
the
uge,
us
man

3
4

that
way
and
rise
kind,

for
hearts
souls
peo
Fa

the
for
our
and
all

he
a
must
ple
ther

Lord
God
great
fall
praise

brings
home,
fade
shine,
done,

Glad
Where
And
And
And

ti
such
wi
fill
Ho

Jn 1:19-23, Mt 3:1-12, Mk 1:1-8, Lk 3:1-14, Mk 1:40-45

dings
a
ther
the
ly

from
might
like
world
Spi

the
y
a
with
rit,

King
Guest
flowr
love
Three

hear
in
grace
on
to

of
may
de
di
in

ken,
our
our
Thy
the

kings!
come.
cayed.
vine.
One.

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Of The Fathers Love Begotten

41

CHRISTMAS

Words: Aurelius Prudentius Clemens, 5th Century.

Verses 1, 4-8 translated by John Mason Neale, 1854. Verses 2-3, 9 translated by Henry Williams Baker, 1859.
Music: Divinum Mysterium or Corde Natus Latin Plainsong, 13th Century.
Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1892, alt.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 120

1. Of
2. At
3. He
4. Oh
5. O

to
was
to
of
es

end
or
end
of
God

the
His
is
that
ye

Fa
thers love
Word they were
found in
hu
birth
for
ev
heights of heavn

be,
done:
know,
grace,
sing;

ing
der
less
our
and

He
Heavn
That
By
Powrs,

He,
one;
woe,
race;
King:

is
and
the
the
do

be
cre
man
er
a

got
a
fash
bless
dore

ten
ted;
ion,
d!
Him;

Al pha and
O
earth and depths of
race of
A
dams
ly Ghost con
Ho
min ions, bow
be

Of
All
May
And
Let

the
that
not
the
no

things
grows
hence
Babe,
tongue

me
o
child
ceiv
fore

that are,
be neath
forth die
the worlds
on earth

that
the
and
Re
be

Jn 3:16, Acts 13:32-39, Rev 1:8, Jn 1:1-5, Phil 2:5-11, Mt 1:20-23, 13:16-17, Lk 24:27

Ere
He
Death
When
An

the worlds be
com mand ed;
and
sor
row
the
vir
gin,
gel hosts, His

ga,
cean
ren,
ing,
Him,

He
In
Doomed
Bare
and

have
shin
per
deem
si

been,
ing
ish
er,
lent,

gan
it
here
full
prais

the source, the

their three fold
by
law
to
the
Sa
vior
ex
tol
our

And
Of
In
First
Ev

that
the
the
re
ery

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fu
moon
dread
vealed
voice

41(2)

ture
and
ful
His
in

years
burn
gulf
sac
con

shall
ing
be
red
cert

see,
sun,
low,
face,
ring,

Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev

er
er
er
er
er

more
more
more
more
more

and
and
and
and
and

ev
ev
ev
ev
ev

er
er
er
er
er

more!
more!
more!
more!
more!

6. He is here, Whom seers in old time Chanted of, while ages ran;
Whom the writings of the prophets Promised since the world began:
Then foretold, now manifested, to receive the praise of man,
Evermore and evermore!
7. Righteous Judge of souls departed, Righteous King of them that live,
On the Fathers throne exalted None in might with Thee may strive;
Who at last in vengeance coming Sinners from Thy face shalt drive,
Evermore and evermore!
8. Thee let old men, Thee let young men, Thee let choirs of infants sing;
Thee the matrons and the virgins, And the children answering:
Let their guileless songs re-echo, And the heart its music bring,
Evermore and evermore!
9. Christ, to Thee with God the Father, And, O Holy Ghost, to Thee,
Hymn and chant with high thanksgiving, And unwearied praises be:
Honor, glory, and dominion, And eternal victory,
Evermore and evermore!

Jn 3:16, Acts 13:32-39, Rev 1:8, Jn 1:1-5, Phil 2:5-11, Mt 1:20-23, 13:16-17, Lk 24:27

8787877

O Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee

42

ADVENT

Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653. translator unknown.

Music: Wie Soll ich Dich Empfange Johann Crger, 1653.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 140

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

O
My
In
A
O

kin
soul
deep
glor
love

ho
sad
da
give
tell

ly,
ness
tion,
me,
ing,

lamp with
glor
ies
void
of
trea sure
led Thee

To
With
Then,
That
In

Mt 21:1-9, Ps 42:1-2

do
all
Thou,
will
love

dle,
puts
est
y
be

Lord, most
off
her
de
gra
Thou dost
yond all

in
spir
it
her strength and
my souls Sal
not fail
nor
all
love
ex

low
glad
va
leave
cel

Thy
Thy
De
A
That

ly
All
ness She
tion, Didst
me
As
ling, Our

my hearts De
them shall pre
most depth of
to
hon
or
my
lib
er

that may
fain would
come to
earth ly
lost and

in
to
joy
safe
to

please
serve
bring
rich
fal

my
pro
and
on
em

Thee
Thy
re
es
len

light!
pare.
grief,
me.
ty.

breast,
claim;
peace,
high,
brace,

best.
Name.
lease.
fly.
race!

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42(2)
6.Rejoice, then, ye sad-hearted, 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!

Mt 21:1-9, Ps 42:1-2

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Savior Of The Nations Come

43

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.

= 100

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

6. Brightly doth Thy manger shine,

Glorious is its light divine.
Let not sin oercloud this light;
Ever be our faith thus bright.

Ps 67:1-2, Jn 1:1-4, Lk 2:30-32

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?

7. Praise to God the Father sing,

Praise to God the Son, our King,
Praise to God the Spirit be
Ever and eternally.

7777

The Advent of Our God

ADVENT

44

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.

= 140

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 19:28-40, Phil 2:5-11, Eph 4:22-24, Dan 7:13-14

6686

The King Shall Come

45

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.

= 100

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

ern
the
of
ty
that

life
lights
spite
we
day

to
the
the
His
that

um
fight,
tor
morn
night

phant
and
ious,
ing
is

breaks;
die,
rose,
be,
past;

a
ing
of
shall
shall

wakes.
sky.
foes.
see.
last.

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

6. And let the endless bliss begin,

By weary saints foretold,
When right shall triumph over wrong,
And truth shall be extolled.

Zeph 1:14, Rev 22:20

east
like
place
beau
of

hills,
sun
death,
comes,
morn,

And
That
De
And
The

joy
morn
rage
face
aye

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.

8686

A Great and Mighty Wonder

CHRISTMAS

46

Words: Germanus of Constantinople (634-734). 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.

= 100

1. A
2. The
3. While
4. Since
5. And

great
Word
thus
all
id

and
be
they
He
ol

The
And
Re
The
And

vir
cher
joice,
In
Christ

gin
u
ye
fant
shall

Re

peat the hymn

might
comes
sing
comes
forms

bears
bim
vales
born
wield

y
in
your
to
shall

the
sing
and
in
His

gain: "To

won
car
Mon
ran
per

In
an
moun
Beth
scep

der,
nate
arch,
som,
ish,

fant
thems
tains,
lem,
ter,

a
and
those
by
and

with
to
ye
the
our

God on high be

1Tim 3:16, Jn 1:14-17, Lk 2:1-20, 1Tim 2:5-6, Heb 2:14-15

full
yet
bright
all
er

vir
shep
oc
Sa
Lord

and
re
an
be
ror

gin
herds
eans,
vior
and

glo ry And

ho
mains
gel
He
shall

hon
from
clap
and
God

peace on

ly
on
ic
a
de

cure:
high,
bands,
dored,
cay,

or
the
your
the
for

pure!
sky.
hands.
Lord.
aye.

earth

to

men!"

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All My Heart This Night Rejoices

47

CHRISTMAS

(also known as All My Heart Again Rejoices)

Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1656. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858.
Music: Ebeling or Bonn or Warum Sollt Ich or All My Heart This Night Johann Georg Ebeling, 1666.
Setting: "Chorale Book For England", 1863.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 140

4
4
1. All
my
2. For
it
3. Yea,
so
4. Hark! a
5. Come then,

heart
this
dawns,- the
tru
ly
voice from
let
us

night re
joi
pro mised mor
for
us
car
yon der man
has ten yon

ces,
row
eth,
ger,
der;

ces;
row.
eth;
ger;
der.

is
to
our
ren
Him

As
Of
That
Soft
Here

I
His
His
and
let

hear,
birth
Son
sweet,
all,

Far
Who
All
Doth
Great

and
the
weve
en
and

near,
earth
done
treat,
small,

4
4

Sweet est
an
Res cues from
As
our offr
"Flee from woe
Kneel in
awe

sing
scen
for
grieve
yearn

ing,
deth,
us,
you
ing;

gel
her
ing
and
and

voi
sor
bear
dan
won

Till
Of
Bears
You
Hail

the
His
our
are
the

air
grace
load,
freed,
Star

"Christ
God
As
Breth
Love

Evr
To
And
All
That

y
our
to
you
from

where
race
God
need
far

born,"
wear
Lamb
come,
who

Now
Here
Doth
I
Bright

with
His
in
will
with

joy
Son
peace
sure
hope

their
our
who,
from
with

is
He
re
ly
is

choirs are
form de
dy
ing
all
doth
love
is

ring
lend
store
give
burn

ing.
eth:
us.
you."
ing!

6. Ye who pine in weary sadness, Weep no more, For the door

Now is found of gladness. Cling to Him for He will guide you
Where no cross, Pain or loss, Can again betide you.
7. Hither come, ye heavy- hearted, Who for sin Deep within,
Long and sore have smarted; For the poisond wounds youre feeling
Help is near, One is here Mighty for their healing!
8. Hither come, ye poor and wretched; Know His will Is to fill
Every hand outstretched; Here are riches without measure,
Here forget All regret, Fill your hearts with treasure.
9. Blessed Savior, let me find Thee! Keep Thou me Close to Thee,
Cast me not behind Thee! Life of life, my heart Thou stillest,
Calm I rest On Thy breast, All this void Thou fillest.
10. Thee, dear Lord, with heed Ill cherish, Live to Thee, And with Thee
Dying, shall not perish; But shall dwell with Thee for ever,
Far on high In the joy That can alter never.
Lk 2:8-15, Is 7:14, 9:2-7, Gal 4:4, Heb 2:14-17

83368336

All Praise to Jesus Hallowed Name

CHRISTMAS

48

(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 2-7, 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.

= 120

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

the
now
by
mak
makes

be
His
rys
shine
a

glad
the
His
eth
us

came
throne
lap;
givn;
guest;

news to
er
ev
might up
us
the
in
his

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

earth they bring.

last ing Good.
hold eth
all.
sons of light.
king dom heirs.

an
flesh
in
midst
vale

Hal

le

gels
and
fant
of
of

lu

sing
blood
small,
night,
tears,

As
See
Who
And
And

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 2:7-14, Is 9:2, 1Tim 3:16, 1Jn 1:1-3

8 7 8 8 with Alleluia

Angels From the Realms of Glory

49

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 100

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

Come and

sang cre
us
is
great De
ly
the
now re

a
tions
now
re
sire
of
Lord, de
vokes the

wor ship, come

and

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:

Lk 2:6-20, Mt 2:1-11

stor
sid
na
scend
sen

y
ing;
tions;
ing,
tence,

Now pro
Yon der
Ye have
In
His
Mer cy

wor ship, Wor ship

claim
shines
seen
tem
calls

Christ,

Mes
the
His
ple
you;

the

si
ahs
in
fant
na
tal
shall ap
break your

new born

birth.
light:
star.
pear.
chains.

King.

7. All creation, join in praising

God, the Father, Spirit, Son,
Evermore your voices raising
To theternal Three in One.

878787

Angels We Have Heard On High

CHRISTMAS

50

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.

= 130

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

Glo

Glo

Lk 2:13-14, Ps 95:6

ri a,

ri a,

joy
heavn
new
love

ous
ly
born
we

in ex cel sis

in ex cel sis

De

De

strains.
song?
King.
raise.

o!

o!

7 7 7 7 with Glorias

Away In A Manger

51

CHRISTMAS

Words: stanzas 1,2 anonymous published Philadelphia, 1885. stanza 3 John T. MacFarland (1851-1913).
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.

= 100

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

stars
love
all

in
the
Thee, Lord
the dear

lit
lit
by

tle Lord
tle Lord
me for

3
4

Je
Je
ev

sus
sus,
er,

laid
no
and

down where He
down from the
Thy ten der

Lk 2:7, Lk 18:15-17

down His
cry
ing
love me,

lay,
sky
care,

The
And
And

sweet
He
I

lit
stay
fit

head.
makes;
pray;

tle Lord
by my
us for

The
I
Bless

Je
cra
Hea

sus,
dle
ven

a
til
to

sky
Je
child

sleep on
the
morn ing
is
live with Thee

looked
sus, look
ren in

hay.
nigh.
there.

11 11 11 11

Come, Your Heart and Voices Raising

CHRISTMAS

52

(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.

= 120

3
4
1. Come,
2. Sin
3. See
4. Christ,
5. Ja

your
and
how
from
cobs

hearts
death
God,
heavn
Star

with
may
and
our
fort

glad
well
life
race
sweet

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

ly
our
our
our
cing

sing
full
wear
need
Sa

the
tan
His
in
with

3
4

Lord
now
Son
love
com

love
va
steps
help
to

a
tion
is
ex
surr

ma
own
gui
ten
en

zing,
ing,
ding
ding,
der,

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.

ness
be
a
be
and

Wor
Cast
From
Saved
Break

prais
moan
bi
frien
ten

thy
our
earths
us
ing

ing;
ing;
ding;
ding,
der,

Loud
We,
He
In
For

folk
ev
woe
from
all

of
ery
to
the
the

Chris
care
heavn
wi
powrs

ten
a
ly
ly
of

His
sal
y
His
tan

dom.
way.
joy.
Foe.
hell.

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 1:68-71, Is 61:1, Ps 107:10-22

8887

Far, Far Away On Judeas Plains

53

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 100

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

high

ous strains:
ven a bove:
and
voice:
sub
lime:

est;

Lk 2:8-15, Col 1:19-20

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

Glo ry

to God in the

high

Glo

ry to God in the

Peace on earth, good

will to men;

est

Peace

on earth,

good

will to

in the

men.

998877

From Heaven Above To Earth I Come

CHRISTMAS

54

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.

= 100

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

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.

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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.

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,

Beset with gold and jewels rare,
She yet were far too poor to be
A narrow cradle, Lord, for Thee.

and
your
you
er
were

sing.
earth.
free.
rest.
made.

15. Glory to God in highest Heaven,

Who unto man His Son hath given,
While angels sing, with pious mirth,
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 2:6-20, Jn 3:16-18, Rom 5:8

8888

Gentle Mary Laid Her Child

55

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 140

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

Such
a
Babe
Shep herds saw
Son
of
God,

the
shone
the

in
the
of

Ask the saved of

All the plains were
Praise His Name in

Lk 2:1-20, Phil 2:5-11, 1Jn 3:5

un
bright
un

such
won
hum

all
lit
all

de
ly
de

filed,
forth,
filed,

a
place,
drous sight,
ble birth,

the race
that night,
the earth,

to
glo
but

the
ry
no

world
all
more

can
heard
beau

He
the
ti

be
an
ful

who have found His

all
the hills were
hail the King of

a
a
a

Stran
round
stran

ger:
Him:
ger:

the
gels
the

Sa
sing
sto

vior?
ing;
ry;

fa
ring
glo

vor.
ing.
ry!

76767676

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

CHRISTMAS

56

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.

= 160

4
4
1. God
2. In
3. From
4. "Fear
5. The

rest
ye
mer
ry,
Beth
le
hem,
in
God our heavn ly
not, then," said
the
those
shep herds at

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

To
The
How
To
And

save us
which His
that
in
free
all
went to

Sa
Ma
hem
trust
straight

ti dings of

all
from
ther
mo
Beth le
those who
Beth lem

com fort and

vior was
ger
up
herds brought
vior
of
ing
in

tans powr when

ry
did
was born the
in
Him from
aw
ay
this

joy, com fort and

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.

Lk 2:10-11, Ps 46:10

born on Christ
on
this bless
ti
dings of
a
pure Vir
tem pest, storm

joy;

mas
d
the
gin
and

we were gone
a
no thing take
in
Son
of
God by
tans powr and
Sa
bless d
Babe to

ti

dings of

Day;
morn;
same;
bright,
wind,

stray.
scorn.
name.
might."
find.

com fort and

joy.

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.

867686848

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

57

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 100

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:

con
gins
His
pents
Thy

ciled!"
womb.
wings.
head.
love.

4
4

Peace on earth,
Late in
time,
Light and life
Rise, the
wo
Se cond Ad

Joy
Veiled
Mild
Now
Let

ful,
in
He
dis
us

all
ye
flesh the
lays His
play Thy
Thee, though

With than gel

Pleased with
us
Born
to
raise
Now
in
my
O,
to
all

Hark!

and
be
to
mans
am

the her

Lk 2:13-14, 1Cor 15:21-22

ic
in
the
stic
Thy

ald

mer
cy
hold Him
all
He
con quring
from a

na
God
glo
sav
lost,

host
flesh
sons
un
self

an

mild,
come,
brings,
Seed,
bove,

tions rise,
head see;
ry
by,
ing
po
gain,
re

pro
to
of
ion
im

gels

wer,

claim,
dwell,
earth,
join
part,

sing,

God and
Off spring
Risn with
Bruise in
Re
in

Join the
Hail thin
Born that
Ruin ed
Thee, the

sin
of
heal
us
state

tri umph
car
nate
man no
na
ture
Life, the

ners
a
ing
the
us

re
vir
in
ser
in

of
the skies;
De
i
ty,
more may die.
now
re
store;
in
ner man:

"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

"Glo

ry

to

the

new

le
u
cond
to
ing

hem!"
el.
birth.
Thine.
heart.

born King!"

7777777777

I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day

CHRISTMAS

58

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.

= 100

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

the
thun
a
and
the

Lk 2:13-14, Is 41:13

fa
fries
re
no
not

words
bro
chant
mocks
right

mil
of
volved
peace
dead,

iar
all
from
on
nor

re peat
ken song
sub lime
the song
pre vail

car
Christ
night
earth,"
doth

Of
Of
Of
Of
With

ols
en
to
I
He

peace
peace
peace
peace
peace

play,
dom
day,
said,
sleep;

on
on
on
on
on

And
Had
A
"For
The

earth,
earth,
earth,
earth,
earth,

good
good
good
good
good

wild
rolled
voice,
hate
wrong

will
will
will
will
will

and sweet
a
long
a
chime,
is
strong
shall fail,

to
to
to
to
to

men.
men.
men.
men."
men."

8888

In The Bleak MidWinter

59

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 100

()

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

ter,
Him,
bim,
gels
Him,

frost
nor
wor
may
poor

wind
earth
ship night
have ga
as

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

fall
en,
bleak mid
Him, whom
mo
ther
were
a

snow
win
an
on
Wise

Snow
In
ough
But
If

had
the
for
His
I

In
The
Ox
Wor
Yet

the
Lord
and
shiped
what

bleak
God
ass
the
can

mid
Al
and
be
I

a
a

on

win
migh
ca
lov
give

ron,
way
and
phim
herd,

snow,
ter
gels
ly,
Man,

ter,
ty,
mel
ed
Him:

wa
ter
like
when He comes
man
ger
ful
thronged
I
would bring

snow
sta
fall
in
I

long
Je
which
with
give

on
ble

snow
place
down
her
mai
would do

a
to
of
the
a

stone;
reign.
hay;
air;
lamb;

on
suf
be
den
my

a
sus
a
a
my

En

snow,
ficed
fore,
bliss,
part;

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
13:14-15, Rom 4:13-17, Mt 5:5) and the water (which represents Baptism and forgiveness, Jn 3:5, Eph 5:25-27, 1Pt 3:21) are
frozen and lifeless as the Law reigns alone (2Cor 3:6b), with no grace flowing before Christ. The Spirit (the wind) 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
21:6-7). Then Christ humbly comes to melt the icy world in grace. This then inspires 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 26:18-19, Job 38:29-30, Ps 147:16-20, Is 59:11-14, 1Kgs 8:27, Lk 2:7-14, Ez 36:25-28, Pr 23:26, Deut 30:6
Irregular

It Came Upon A Midnight Clear

CHRISTMAS

60

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.

= 60

6
8
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,

6
8

From
And
Be
Who
When

an
gels bend
still their hea ven
neath the an
toil
a long
with the ev

"Peace
A
And
Look
When

on
the
bove its
man, at
now! for
peace shall

The
And
O
O
And

earth,
sad
war
glad
ov

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

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

world in
so
lemn
ev
er
ov er its
hush the noise,
ye
side
the
rest
be
the whole world
send

Lk 2:8-14, Is 9:1-6, Gen 11:9

still
Ba
men
wear
back

ness
bel
of
y
the

lay,
sounds
strife
road,
song

To
The
And
And
Which

touch their harps

all
the wea
thou sand years
pain
ful steps
round the age

Heav ens all

bend
on
lovesong
swift
ly
an
cient

hear
bless
hear
hear
now

the
d
the
the
the

an
an
an
an
an

gra
hov
which
on
splen

of
ry
of
and
of

cious
ring
they
the
dors

gels
gels
gels
gels
gels

gold;
world;
wrong;
slow,
gold;

King."
wing,
bring;
wing.
fling,

sing.
sing.
sing.
sing!
sing.

86868686

Joy to the World

61

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 80

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

And
Re
Far
And

ev
fields
comes
glo

Heavn
peat
as
won

Lk 2:10, Ps 97:1, 98:4-9

ry
and
to
ries

heart
floods,
make
of

and na ture
the sound ing
the curse is
ders of His

pre
rocks,
His
His

sing,
joy,
found,
love,

pare
hills
bless
right

Him
and
ings
eous

And
Re
Far
And

room,
plains
flow
ness,

And
Re
Far
And

Heavn, and
peat,
re
as,
far
won
ders,

Heavn
peat
as
won

Heavn,
peat,
as,
won

and na ture
the sound ing
the curse is
ders of His

and
the
the
ders,

na
sound
curse
of

ture
ing
is
His

sing,
joy,
found,
love,

sing.
joy.
found.
love.

868668

Let Our Gladness Have No End

CHRISTMAS

62

Words: From the Kancional, by Tobias Zavorka, 1602. Translator unknown.

Music: Narodil se Kristus PM

 

   
  
Setting: "Carols Old And Carols New", 1916.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.

= 160

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

gave

us

Christ de scend.
Je
sse grows.
and our Lord.

Christ, His Son, to

Rom 5:11, Rom 8:32-33, Jn 1:14, Gen 3:15

save

Hal
Hal
Hal

le
le
le

us;

lu
lu
lu

jah!
jah!
jah!

Christ, His

On

this day God

Son, to save

us.

7 7 6 6 6 with Alleluias

Lo, How A Rose Eer Blooming

63

CHRISTMAS

Words: verses 1-2, 15th Century German. Translated by Theodore Baker, 1894.
verses 3,4 Fridrich Layriz (1808-1859). 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.

= 100

1. Lo,
2. Is
3. The
4. This
5. O

Of
With
How
Dis
O

how
a
Rose eer
ai
ah twas fore
shep herds heard the
Flowr, whose fra grance
Sa
vior, Child of

Jes
Mar
Christ,
pels
Sa

It
To
To
True
Bring

cold
men
man
death
courts

ses lin eage

y
we
be
the Lord of
with glor ious
vior, King of

came,
show
Beth
Man,
us

of
a
ger
He
of

win
Sa
found
saves
Hea

a
Gods
le
yet
at

ter,
vior,
Him,
us,
ven,

Is 11:1-10, Mt 1:20-21, Heb 2:14-15, Lk 2:1-18

bloom
told
sto
ten
Ma

com
hold
glor
splen
glo

flowr
love
hem
ve
length

When
When
As
And
And

ing,
it,
y
dor
ry,

ing
it,
ry
der
ry,

from
the
pro
with
who

as
the
was
the
who

et
a
they
ry
we

ten
Rose
claimed
sweet
felt

men of
vir gin
born on
dark ness
dost our

bright,
right,
sped
God,
pray,

half
half
an
light
to

der
I
by
ness
our

spent
spent
gel
ens
the

stem
have
an
fills
hu

hath
in
gels
the
man

old
mo
earth
ev
weak

a
she
and
from
to

was
was
her
ev
end

have
ther
this
ery
ness

mid
bore
in
sin
the

the
the
alds
ry
less

sprung!
mind;
bright,
air,
woe,

sung.
kind.
night.
where;
know;

the
to
the
and
bright

night.
night.
said.
load.
day!

7676676

Now Praise We Christ, the Holy One

CHRISTMAS

64

(also known as Jesus We Now Must Laud and Sing or From East to West)
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.

= 130

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 1:26-31, 2:7-11, Ps 95:1-6, Phil 2:5-7

8888

O Come, All Ye Faithful

65

CHRISTMAS

Words: John F. Wade, circa 1743. v.1-3, 6 Translated by Frederick Oakeley, 1841;
v. 4, 5 Translated by William T. Brooke (1848-1917).
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.

= 120

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

hold
Fa
God,
thi
Christ

dore Him, O

Him,
ther,
ther
Child

come
shuns
cit
i
flocks,
in

born
be
glo
bend
bring

come, let us a

ye, to
not the
zens of
draw
cense,

the
got
ry
our
our

King
ten,
in
joy
hearts

of
not
the
ful
ob

dore Him, O

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 2:15-16

Beth
Vir
heavn
nigh
gold,

an
cre
high
foot
la

le
gins
a
to
and

come, let us a

gels;
ted;
est;
steps;
tions.

hem.
womb;
bove!
gaze;
myrrh;

Come
Son
Glo
We
We

come,

dore Him,

let

Christ

and
of
ry
too
to

be
the
to
will
the

us

the

Lord.

8.Adeste, fideles, laeti triumphantes;

Venite, venite in Bethlehem.
Natum videte Regem angelorum.
Venite adoremus, venite adoremus,
Venite adoremus, Dominum.

Irregular

O Little Town of Bethlehem

CHRISTMAS

66

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.

= 100

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

Yet
O
No
Where
We

in
morn
ear
char
hear

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

Mic 5:2, Lk 2:4-16

thy
tals
im
ser
our

thy
ing
may
it
the

deep and
sleep, the
parts to
y
cries
sin,
and

dark streets
stars
to
hear
His
y
stands
Christ mas

dream less sleep the

an
gels keep their
hu
man hearts the
out
to Thee, Son
en
ter
in,
be

shin
ge
com
watch
an

all
God
ceive
glo
bide

the
the
Him
ry
with

eth
ther,
ing,
ing
gels

years
King,
still,
breaks,
us,

the
pro
but
and
the

are
and
the
and
our

si
lent
watch of
bless ings
of
the
born in

stars go
won dring
of
His
mo ther
us
to

ev
er
last
claim the
ho
in
this world
faith holds wide
great glad
tid

met
in
peace to
dear Christ
Christ mas
Lord Em

ing
ly
of
the
ings

thee
to
men
on
en
ters
comes once
man
u

by.
love.
Heavn.
mild;
day.

Light;
birth,
sin,
door,
tell;

night.
earth!
in.
more.
el!

86867686

See Amid the Winters Snow

67

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 100

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
star
news
won
love

be
ry
to
drous
was

low,
skies;
day.
light;
Thine,

4
4

See,
He
Why
An
Thus

the
gen
tle
Who, thrond in
have you
now
gels sing
ing
to
come from

Hail

that ev

Sing through all

er

Jer

Lamb
height
left
Peace
high

bles

sd

ap
sub
your
on
est

pears,
lime,
sheep
earth
bliss

morn,

sa lem:

Pro mised from e

Sits
a
mid the
On
the lone ly
Told us
of the
Down to
such a

Hail

re demp tions

Christ

is born

ter
cher
moun
Sa
world

hap

in

nal
u
tain
viors
as

py

Beth

years.
bim.
steep?
birth."
this.

dawn,

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 2:1-20, Jn 1:29, Phil 2:3-8

77777777

Silent Night

CHRISTMAS

68

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.

= 60

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;

so
sing
re
ia

ten der and

Al
le lu
deem
ing
to
our

3
4

Round yon vir

Glo
ries stream
Ra
diant beams
With
the
an

mild,
ia!
grace,
King;

Lk 2:8-9, Col 1:12-13

gin
from
from
gels

Sleep in hea
Christ the Sa
Je
sus, Lord,
Christ the Sa

mo ther and
hea ven a
Thy ho ly
let
us

ven
vior
at
vior

ly
is
Thy
is

Child.
far,
face
sing,

peace,
born,
birth,
born,

Ho
ly
In fant,
Heaven ly hosts
With
the dawn of
Al
le
lu

Sleep
Christ
Je
Christ

in
the
sus,
the

hea
Sa
Lord,
Sa

ven
vior
at
vior

ly
is
Thy
is

peace.
born!
birth.
born!

668866

Sing, O Sing, This Blessed Morn

69

CHRISTMAS

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.

= 120

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;

comes
us
and
ness
and

down
by
God
of
Man

4
4

Un
to
us
a
Now de scends from
Join ing
in
a
He
on
A
dams
Right eous ness looks

Sing,

sing,

this

Son
is
givn,
Heavn to
Earth,
won drous plan
fall
en
race
down from Heavn,

bless

ed

morn,

God
To
Heavn
Sheds
God

Je

Him self
re
store
to earth
the full
is pleased

sus

Christ

to

day

from
His
to
His
for

Heavn.
birth;
Man;
Grace;
givn;

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 to-day 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 1:1-3, 1:14-17, 8:12, Heb 1:8-12, Lk 15:20, Col 2:9-10

777777

The First Noel

CHRISTMAS

70

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

they
earth
King
did
it

tend ing their

gave
great
their
in
stop
and
for
to

shep herds
east,
came
hem
house

3
4

in
be
from
it
the

fields
yond
coun
took
King

On
a
And
And to
Right
And

No

Lk 2:8-9

el,

as

cold
so
fol
ov
found

No

they
them
try
its
did

lay;
far;
far;
rest;
lie;

win
it
low
er

el,

In
And
To
And
One

ters
con
the
the
the

No

fields
to
seek
there
en

night
tin
star
place
Babe

el,

No

where
the
for a
it
tered

ued

el,

that
both
wher
where
in

lay
it
was
both
them

was
day
ev
Je
pov

Born is the

so
and
it
sus
er

er

King

of

Is

sheep,
light,
tent,
stay,
see,

deep.
night.
went.
lay.
ty.

ra

el.

Irregular

To Shepherds As They Watched By Night

71

CHRISTMAS

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 2:8-15, Mic 5:2, 1Cor 15:55-57

8888

Twas In The Moon of Wintertime

CHRISTMAS

72

(also known as Huron Carol or Jesus He Is Born)

Words: Jean de BrW
        !  "
Music: Huron Carol or Jesous Ahatonia or Une Jeunne Pucelle traditional French, 1557.
Setting: John Murphy, 2008.
copyright: Music & Lyrics public domain. Setting: CPDL (see
http://www2.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/ChoralWiki:CPDL).
This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. Twas
2. With
3. The
4. Oh

in
the moon
in
a
lodge
ear liest moon
child ren
of

of
of
of
the

win
bro
win
for

ter
ken
ter
est

time,
bark
time
free,

When
The
Is
Oh

all
ten
not
sons

the birds
der babe
so round
of Man

had
was
and
i

fled,
found,
fair
tou,

4
4

That might y
A
rag
ged
As
was the
The
ho
ly

Be
But
The
Come

fore
as
chiefs
kneel

Je sus your

Git
robe
ring
Child

their
the
from
be

light
hun
far
fore

chi
of
of
of

Man
rab
glor
earth

i
bit
y
and

the stars grew dim,

ter braves drew nigh,
be fore Him knelt
the rad iant Boy,

King is born,

Je

sus is

tou
skin
on
Heavn

Sent an
gel choirs
En wrapped His beau
The help
less
In
Is
born
to
day

And wan dring hun

The an
gel song
With gifts
of
fox
Who brings you beau

born,

In

ex

ters
rang
and
ty,

heard
loud
bea
peace

cel sis glo ri

in
ty
fant
for

the
and
ver
and

stead;
round;
there.
you.

hymn:
high:
pelt.
joy.

a.

This hymn was written by Fr. Jean de BrT#$%&' ( )*$+,- ./00/1+(*2 31 3-$ 4%*1+ 5&/*03 +(3/1+0 6 +(3/7$ 8.$*/,(+9 :$1:;$< 4$
was eventually martyred for the faith by Iroquois during the Iroquois-Huron wars.
"When the Japanese have a Christmas devotional booklet, Mary is a Japanese woman, and her Child is a Japanese boy. With
that, they are confessing that He was born for them too. For that was the message of the angel, that He was born to be the
Savior for all people, and all people means one of us ... and so whether it is in Papau New Guinea or Japan or among the
Eskimos, when they think of the birth of the Savior they see Him as born one of them." - Dr. Norman Nagel, 22 Dec 2005

Lk 2:7-14, Mt 2:11, Acts 2:38-39, 1Pt 5:6-7

868688647

What Child Is This?

73

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.

= 80

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

This,
Nails,
Raise,

this
spear
raise

Haste,
Hail,
Joy,

haste,
hail
joy

is
shall
a

with
for
sal

an thems sweet, While

sin ners here
The
va tion brings, Let

Christ the King, Whom

pierce Him through, The
song
on
high,
The

to
the
for

Lk 2:7, Mt 2:1-11, Phil 2:5-8, Is 53:1-6

bring Him laud,

Word made flesh,
Christ
is born,

The
The
The

shep
cross
vir

shep
si
lov

herds watch
lent Word
ing hearts

herds guard
be borne
gin sings

Babe,
Babe,
Babe,

the Son
the Son
the Son

are
is
en

and
for
her

an
me,
lul

of
of
of

keep ing?
plead ing.
throne Him.

gels sing;
for you.
la by.

Ma
Ma
Ma

ry.
ry.
ry.

87876867

As With Gladness Men of Old

EPIPHANY

74

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,

So,
So
All
Where
There

glor ious
we with
cost liest
need no
ev
er

most
may
our
they
for

they
the
with
ly
its

hailed
knee
ho
things
Joy,

Lord,
will
treas
star
may

Mt 2:1-12, Num 7:89, Mt 7:13-14, Rev 21:23-27

its light
be
fore
ly
joy,
are past,
its Crown,

may
ing
ures
to
we

we
feet
bring,
guide,
sing

Lead
Him
Pure
Bring
Thou

ing
on
ward,
whom Heavn and
and
free
from
our
ran somed
its
Sun which

Ev
Ev
Christ,
Where
Al

er more be
er seek Thy
to Thee, our
no clouds Thy
le
lu
ias

beam ing bright

earth a
dore;
sins al
loy,
souls at
last
goes not down;

led
mer
heavn
glo
to

to
cy
ly
ry
our

Thee.
seat.
King.
hide.
King!

777777

In His Temple Now Behold Him

75

EPIPHANY

Words: verses 1-3, 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.

= 120

6
8
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

has
in
us
the

now
faith
with
world

ex
be
for
less

pect
hold
us
love

ed
Him
en
our

Lord;
lie,
dure,
theme!

6
8

An
While
Make
Je

cient pro phets

his
a
gd
us
see our
sus, praise to

Now to praise Him,

Ha
lle lu
jah!
us
And pre sent
With the Fa
ther

Lk 2:22-38

had
saints
great
Thee

fore
a
sal
be

told
dore
va
gi

His re deem d
Ha lle lu
jah!
in Thy glo
ry
and the Spir it,

Him;
Him
tion,
ven

God
Ere
Seal
By

Shall break forth

Lo, thin car
To
Thy Fa
Lord of
ma

with
nate
ther,
jes

ful
and
Thy
Thou

one
God
cleansed
ty

filled His word.

hope they die.
pro mise sure.
didst re
deem.

ac
most
and
su

cord.
high.
pure.
preme!

878787

O Chief of Cities Bethlehem

EPIPHANY

76

Words: Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (348-413). 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.

= 120

3
4
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

Da
con
gifts
sign,
glo

the
a
Him,
to
rit,

vids
scious
un
with
ry

Mt 2:1-11, Mic 5:2-4

fair
won
and
God
One

name,
skies
fold
myrrh,
givn

In
That
Of
They
By

est
drous
with
they
in

you,
here,
in
sha
saints

gem,
light
prayer
bring,
Three:

as
in
cense,
dow
on

But
Pro
Their
And
To

man,
flesh,
myrrh,
forth
earth

more
claim
trea
last,
You,

the
the
and
His
and

to
ing
sured
pro
O

Sa
God
ro
se
saints

us
from
east
phe
God,

vior
head
yal
pul
in

than
the
ern
tic
be

came.
lies.
gold.
cher.
Heavn.

8888

Songs of Thankfulness and Praise

77

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.

= 120

4
4
1. Songs of
2. Man
i
3. Man
i
4. Sun
and
5. Grant us

thank ful
fest
at
fest
in
moon shall
grace to

ness and
Jor dans
mak ing
dark ened
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

Branch
Man
Man
All
That

An
An
An
Thou
And

i
at
i
will
we

of
i
i
will
we

thems
thems
thems
by
may

fest
Ca
fest
then
im

ed
by
na, wedd
in
val
like light
i
tate

ro
fest
fest
then
like

the
ing
iant
ning
Thee

star
guest,
fight,
shine,
now,

yal Da vids
in powr di
in grac ious
the trum pet
to Thee may

be
to
be
to
be
to
all
wilt
praise Thee,

Thee
Thee
Thee
be
ev

stem
vine,
will,
hear;
be

add
add
add
con
er

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

In
Thy
Chang ing
Ev
er
All
will
At
Thy

ressed,
ressed,
ressed,
fessed,
blest,

God
God
God
God
God

in
in
in
in
in

birth at Beth le
wa
ter
in
to
bring ing good from
see the Judge ap
great E
pi
pha

man
man
man
man
man

made
made
made
made
made

Ps 95:2, Is 61:1-3, 1Pt 1:20, Mk 1:7-11, Lk 3:15-22, Jn 2:1-11, Mt 11:4-5, Lk 7:18-22, Rev 19:1-16

man
man
man
man
man

i
i
i
i
i

far;
fest;
might;
sign:
Thou;

hem;
wine;
ill;
pear;
ny;

fest.
fest.
fest.
fest.
fest.

77777777

The People That in Darkness Sat

EPIPHANY

78

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.

= 120

4
4
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

long
bear
fell
rests
lor.

In
Their
Be
All
The

4
4

light
na
tyr
Son
last

shades
har
fore
powr
God

have
tions
ants
is
ing

of
vest
the
in
by

seen;
come;
rod
givn,
Lord,

death
trea
sword
earth
all

The
They
As
And
The

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.

Mt 4:12-17, Is 9:2-7, Mal 4:1-6

light
joy
in
on
Won

has
as
the
His
der

In
Their
Be
All
The

shined on
when
the
day
when
shoul
der
ful,
the

shades
har
fore
powr
God

them
reap
Mid
ev
Coun

of
vest
the
in
by

death
trea
sword
earth
all

who
ers
ian
er
se

have
sures
of
and
a

been.
home.
God.
heavn.
dored.

7. Lord Jesus, reign in us, we pray,

And make us Thine alone,
Who with the Father ever art
And Holy Spirit, one.

86866

The Star Proclaims the King is Here

79

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.

= 100

4
4
1. The
2. The
3. With
4. At
5. All

star
wi
in
Ca
glo

pro
ser
the
na
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

Who
And
Man
Flow
And

gives
by
kind
wine,
Ho

the
their
from
o
ly

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

Mt 2:1-18, Eph 1:9, Jn 18:36-37, Jn 1:29

of earth a
to light they
ti
fies the
He speaks the
ther we
a

way
press
wave,
word,
dore

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.

8888

To Jordan Came Our Lord, The Christ

EPIPHANY

80

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.

= 120

4
4
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

con
wa
welltruth
lieves

of
the
very
pre
he

se
ter
be
be
and

by
Christ
banks
Ghost
sin

crate
use,
lo
not
is

Saint
ian
was
from
they

a
the
ved
de
bap

death By
Word And
one Whom
side,
At
dies,
E

John
bap
should be
plain
ly
Hea
vens
must
re

bath
Lord
Son,
nied,
tized,

His
Spi
He
bap
ter

tized, All
lieve Who
heard The
gate
In
pent; And

To
De
In
Nor
Ob

wash
clar
whom
should
tains

a
eth
My
our
a

way
it
soul
faith
might

own
rit
Him
tisms
nal

blood
with
self
ho
life

and
out
in
ly
pos

pas
mea
vi
la
ses

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.

Mt 3:13-17, Mk 1:7-11, Lk 3:15-22, Acts 2:38

right
er
Fa
dove
flee

trans
His
de
eer
y

eous
ror
thers
like
from

gres
plea
light
wa
bless

sion;
sure;
teth,
ver,
sing,

ness
shuns
voice
shape
con

ful
and
from
de
dem

sion,
sure;
eth;
ver,
ing;

He
He
Hear
And
A

fill
schi
Hea
scen
na

ing;
sm:
ven:
deth;
tion:

And quench the

Not sim
ple
Hear Him." Yea,
That the
Three
A
new born

would a
is
the
and
o
dwell with
joy ful

new
true
bey
the
heir

life
Bap
His
be
of

There
That
"This
That
He

bit
wa
hear
Per
man,

give
ti
teach
lie
Hea

did He
we should
is
My
thus the
that be

ter
ter,
Him
sons
no

ness
but
e
all
more

us.
zer.
ing.
ver.
ven.

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.

878787877

Within the Fathers House

81

EPIPHANY

Words: James Russell Woodford, 1863.

Music: Franconia Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: William Henry Havergal, 1847.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. With
2. The
3. Yet
4. The
5. Lord,

in
doc
not
se
vis

the
tors
to
cret
it

Fa
thers
of
the
them
is
of
the
Thou our

His
vel
the
ful
re

tem ple
at
His
flesh ly
pon dring
veal ing

house
law
givn
Lord
souls,

The
Gaze
The
Es
And

Son hath
on
the
might y
capes each
teach us

found His
won drous
truth
to
hu
man
by
Thy

home;
child,
know,
eye,
grace

4
4

And
And
To
And
Each

to
mar
lift
faith
dim

6. Till from our darkened sight

The cloud shall pass away,
And on the cleansd soul shall burst
The everlasting day.

Lk 2:41-51, Mal 3:1, Jn 2:17, 1Tim 3:16, 1Cor 2:9

sud
gra
veil
hearts
of

den
cious
which
a
Thy

ly
words
hides
wait
self

The
Of
In
The
With

Lord of
wis dom
car nate
full
e
lo
ving

Life
un
God
pi
awe

hath
de
be
pha
to

come.
filed.
low.
ny.
trace;

7. Till we behold Thy face,

And know, as we are known,
Thee, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
Co-equal Three in One.

6686

Author of All Life

LIFE

82

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.

= 160

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

Life Cre
Life Cre
Life Cre

Teach us now
Teach us Lord
Let us sing

dead ness,
wise, or
Way to

a
a
a

tor,
tor,
tor,

to
to
of

heal our weak

not my col
see the Fa

life Re deem
life Re deem
life Re deem

love each
see Your
Your a

o
I
tone

Gen 2:7, Rom 8:9-10, Lk 10:25-37, Eph 4:17-24, 1Cor 10:24,

Mal 4:2, Jn 17:3, Jn 14:6, Lam 3:1, Rom 10:14-15, Acts 26:29

ness, crush our

or,
Pal sied
ther, He the

er,
er,
er,

ther,
mage,
ment,

life Im
life Im
life Im

e
vil
limbs, or
One who

par
par
par

ter,
ter,
ter,

Teach us Lord
Teach us now
Let all peo

to
to
ple

thoughts so vain.
not
yet born.
felt
the rod.

Source of Truth,
Three in One,
Life
con ferred!

love like
see the
hear Your

You.
Son.
Word!

87878787

O Wondrous Type, O Vision Fair

83

TRANSFIGURATION

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.

= 140

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

Church
sci
es
fest
mys

may
ples
of
to
te

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

up
ses
thers
ry
in

on
and
voice
shall
joy

the
El
from
be
ful

3
4

that
three
wit
man
vi

moun
i
out
theirs
strains

the
di
ness
i
sions

tain
jah
the
a
we

shows, where
meet, The
cloud pro
bove who
raise
the

share,
there,
grace;
day
ry;

bright
Lord
claims
joy
voice

er
holds
His
in
of

Which
Where
The
What
For

than
con
on
God
prayer,

Christ
Mo
Fa
glo
which

the
verse
ly
with
the

sun
high
Son
per
hymn

He
and
a
fect
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 9:2-13, Mt 17:1-13, Lk 9:28-36

8888

Tis Good, Lord, To Be Here

TRANSFIGURATION

84

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.

= 100

2
4
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;

rowed
of
tion
our
the

light.
old.
see.
home.
plain.

2
4

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

Mk 9:2-13, Mt 17:1-13, Lk 9:28-36, Rev 1:16, 21:22-27

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
gers
demp
hill
to

6686

A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth

85

LENT

Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1648. Translation composite.

Music: An Wasserflssen Babylon Wolfgang Dachstein, 1525. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 120

4
4
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

Goes
"Go
O
From
Yea,

pa
forth,
won
bo
Thou

out
fear
up
fi
deaths

com
of
His
cial
dark

tient
My
drous
dy
shalt

plaint,
death,
Son!
blood
night.

Is 53:1-12, Ex 12:5, Jn 1:29

with the
Fa
ther
forms to
as
a
as
Thou

on,
Son,"
Love,
tis
be

sins
chose
Thy
lamb,
ev

grow
the
what
the
my

That
From
The
From
And

of
to
de
His
er

earth,
send
cree,
loss
me,

weak
Fa
hast
crim
Bea

spot
guilt
Son,
soul,
cheer

and
ther
Thou
son
con

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

faint,
saith,
done!
flood
light,

slaugh
free
Fa
pre
guide

ter
men
ther
cious
me

less life
to
and con
dem
de
con tent,
the strength of
my heart
in

To
"And
The
Of
To

o
na
scend
an
sor

ffer;
tion.
eth!
guish:
row;

shar
fa
man
ooz
fold

led
from
o
sac
safe

Bears
The
O
My
Hence

ing!
vor.
dest."
ing;
ing.

with
the
ffers
ri
through

shame
wrath
Love,
gain
forth

and
and
how
it
my

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LENT

85(2)

stripes,
stripes
strong
is;
self

and
are
Thou
sweet
and

y,
men
in
love
I

and
shall
the
to
con

wounds
hard
art
Lamb
all

and
to
to
to
thats

saith, "Will
share The
grave Whose
me
For
sign, From

death,
bear,
save!
Thee
mine

ing
fruit
word
me
whom

all
of
the
doth
all

An
But
Thou
What
To

this
I
Thy sal
moun tains
make Thee
things I

guish and
by
Thy
bed dest
can
I
Thee, my

suf
va
ren
lan
bor

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.

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.

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.

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.

mock
Pa
Him
give,
Sa

er
ssion
with
whose
vior,

fer."
tion."
deth.
guish?
row.

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 crownWith 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 53:1-12, Ex 12:5, Jn 1:29

8787887887

Jesus Grant That Balm and Healing

86

LENT

Words: Johann Heermann, 1644. Translation composite.

Music: Der Am Kreuz Johann Balthasar Knig, 1738. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. Je
2. Should
3. If
4. Ev
5. O

sus,
some
the
ery
my

grant
lust
world
wound
God,

hour
think
mirth
faint,
death

that
up
and
Thy
has

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

Should
Or
Thou
Yea,
Sa

Show
Say
Ba
For
When

some
should
didst
Thy
vior,

e
vil
Sa
tan
ry
car
com fort
let Thine

the per
il,
ing, "Christ for
nish ing each
Thy all
a
I
die,
be

I
on
lur
cross
lost

am
Thy
ing
re
his

thought
press
and
ren
a

and
me
wild
ton
my

feel ing,
Pas sion,
vic
es,
vives me,
po
wer

with in
me hard,
en
dure
ders sweet
gon
y

from sin ning

was wound ed,"
e
mo tion,
ing Pas sion
Pro tec tion,

Pains of
bo
dy
And the breach is
Let
me think up
Grant ing
new life
Since Thou troddst him

Tempt my
Let
me
That
I
Ev
ery
Ev
er

Keep
That
Calm
Has
Light

me
the
and
pro
and

ere
temp
blest
cured
Life

treach erous
then be
flee
all
bit
ter
help and

its
ter
in
my
and

first
flee
my
souls
Re

and
of
mind.
soon made good.
on
the
load
to
my soul.
in
the dust.

heart
on
thoughts
cup
com

be
con
de
sal
sur

gin
found
vo
va
rec

to
my
im
I
fort

sin,
guard,
pure,
meet;
me;

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
1Pt 2:24, Is 53:4-5, 1Cor 10:13, 2Cor 1:3-7, Mk 1:34

87877788

Lord Who Throughout These Forty Days

LENT

87

(also known as O Lord, Throughout These Forty Days)

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.

= 100

4
4
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

Mt 4:1-2, Lk 4:1-13, Lv 9:23

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.

8686

Savior When In Dust To Thee

88

LENT

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.

= 100

4
4
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
fant
that
de
ing

Thee
years,
wept
spair,
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,

lift
sa
Sa
spear,
vain

weep ing
eyes,
wild er
ness,
loved a
bode,
tor turing scorn,
ri
sing God,

4
4

When,
By
By
By
By

re
Thy
the
the
the

pent
ant,
days
of
ing
bod
cross, the
vault whose

O
by
all
the
By the dread mys
By the
an guished
By the gloom that
O from earth
to

Bend
Turn,
From
Lis
Lis

ing
O
Thy
ten
ten,

from Thy
turn a
seat a
to
our
lis
ten

to
sore
tears
nail,
dark

the
dis
that
the
a

and
ious
that
the
re

woes
hour
told
skies
stored,

pains
ter
sigh
veiled
heaven

throne
favr
bove
hum
to

on high,
ing eye,
the sky,
ble cry,
the sigh

Ps 39:12, Ez 18:30-32, Lk 18:13, Ps 86:3, Job 42:6

skies
tress
flowed
thorn,
bode

Scarce
In
O
Pier
Held

we
the
ver
cing
in

Suff ered once for

Of
thin sult ing
Treach er
y
lurked
Oer the dread ful
Might y,
re
as

Hear
Hear
Hear
Hear
Of

our
our
our
our
our

pen
pen
pen
pen
pen

i
i
i
i
i

our
vage
lems
and
the

man
temp
with
sac
cend

ten
ten
ten
ten
ten

be
ters
in Thy
ri
ed

low,
powr,
fold,
fice,
Lord,

tial
tial
tial
tial
tial

cry!
cry!
cry!
cry!
cry!

77777777

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

LENT

89

Words: Isaac Watts, 1707.

Music: Duke Street John Hatton, 1793. Setting: "Finest of the Wheat No. 3" Hymnal, 1904.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 130

4
4
1. When
2. For
3. See
4. His
5. Were

I
sur
bid
it,
from His
dy
ing
the whole

vey
Lord,
head,
crim
realm

the
that
His
son,
of

won
I
hands,
like
na

drous
should
His
a
ture

Glo
Christ
min
on
far

ry
my
gled
the
too

cross
boast,
feet,
robe,
mine,

4
4

On
Save
Sor
Spreads
That

which
in
row
oer
were

My
All
Did
Then
Love

rich
the
eer
I
so

And
I
Or
And
De

pour
sac
thorns
all
mands

Gal 6:14, Rom 7:24

the
the
and
His
a

est
vain
such
am
a

con
ri
com
the
my

Prince
death
love
bo
pre

gain
things
love
dead
ma

tempt
fice
pose
globe
soul,

of
of
flow
dy
sent

I
that
and
to
zing,

count
charm
sor
all
so

on
them
so
is
my

all
to
rich
dead
life,

but
me
row
the
di

my
His
a
to
my

died,
God!
down!
tree;
small;

loss,
most,
meet,
globe,
vine,

pride.
blood.
crown?
me.
all.

8888

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

90

LENT

Words: Isaac Watts, 1707.

Music: Hamburg, Lowell Mason, 1824. Setting: "Northfield Hymnal", 1904.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 130

4
4
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

won
I
hands,
like
na

drous
should
His
a
ture

cross
boast,
feet,
robe,
mine,

4
4

On
Save
Sor
Spreads
That

which
in
row
oer
were

My
All
Did
Then
Love

rich
the
eer
I
so

est
vain
such
am
a

gain
things
love
dead
ma

And
I
Or
And
De

pour
sac
thorns
all
mands

con
ri
com
the
my

tempt
fice
pose
globe
soul,

Gal 6:14, Rom 7:24

the
the
and
His
a

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;

I
that
and
to
zing,

count
charm
sor
all
so

but
me
row
the
di

loss,
most,
meet,
globe,
vine,

all
to
rich
dead
life,

my
His
a
to
my

pride.
blood.
crown?
me.
all.

on
them
so
is
my

8888

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

LENT

91

Words: Isaac Watts, 1707.

Music: O Waly Waly or The Water Is Wide, traditional English. Setting: Tobin Strong, 2013.
copyright: public domain. All portions of the setting that were not already public domain were
released to the public domain by the arranger on 08 January 2014.
All other rights reserved. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 130

4
4
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 won drous

that I
should
His hands, His
son, like
a
of
na
ture

cross
boast,
feet,
robe,
mine,

On
Save
Sor
Spreads
That

which
in
row
oer
were

the
the
and
His
a

4
4
4
4

Prince
death
love
bo
pre

loss,
most,
meet,
globe,
vine,

Gal 6:14, Rom 7:24

of Glo
of Christ
flow min
dy
on
sent far

ry
my
gled
the
too

died,
God!
down!
tree;
small;

And pour con

I
sac
ri
Or thorns com
And all
the
De mands my

My
All
Did
Then
Love

tempt
fice
pose
globe
soul,

rich
the
eer
I
so

est
vain
such
am
a

gain
things
love
dead
ma

on
all
them to
so
rich
is
dead
my life,

I
count but
that charm me
and sor row
to
all
the
zing, so
di

my
His
a
to
my

pride.
blood.
crown?
me.
all.

8888

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

92

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.

= 130

3
4
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,

My
All
Did
Then
Love

rich
the
eer
I
so

On
Save
Sor
Spreads
That

which
in
row
oer
were

the
the
and
His
a

3
4

Prince
death
love
bo
pre

count
charm
sor
all
so

Gal 6:14, Rom 7:24

of
of
flow
dy
sent

but
me
row
the
di

glo
Christ
min
on
far

loss,
most,
meet,
globe,
vine,

And
I
Or
And
De

ry
my
gled
the
too

died,
God!
down!
tree;
small;

pour
sac
thorns
all
mands

con
ri
com
the
my

tempt
fice
pose
globe
soul,

on
them
so
is
my

est
vain
such
am
a

all
to
rich
dead
life,

gain
things
love
dead
maz

my
His
a
to
my

I
that
and
to
ing,

pride.
blood.
crown?
me.
all.

8888

All Glory, Laud, and Honor

PALM SUNDAY

93

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.

= 140
Refrain

4
4
All

glo

ry,

laud

and

Whom

the

lips

of

hon

or,

To

Thee,

Re

deem

child

ren

Made

sweet

ho

san

er,

King,

4
4

To

nas

ring.

yal
on
Thee
of
we

Son,
High,
went;
praise;
bring,

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
prais ing Thee
palms be
fore
sang their hymns
cept the prayers

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

Mt 21:9, Ps 148, 1Tim 1:17, Rev 4:8-11

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.

76767676

Hosanna, Loud Hosanna

94

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.

= 130

4
4
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,

4
4

Through
The
For

pil lared
tor
vic
Christ is

To
The
O

Je
sus,
Lord of
may we

The
Nor
And

child ren
scorned that
in
His

Mt 21:15, Jn 12:12-13

court and
palm branch
our
Re

Who
men
ev

had
and
er

sang their
lit
tle
bliss ful

tem
wa
dee

ple the
ving, and
mer, the

blessed
an
praise

them close
gels rode
Him with

prais
child
pre

es,
the
ren should
sence e

love
chant
Lord

ly
ing
of

fold ed
on
in
heart and

simp
on
ter

lest
His
nal

an
them
clear and
heavn our

rang.
loud.
King.

to
low
life

His
ly
and

breast,
state,
voice,

and
bid
ly

the
ding
re

best.
wait.
joice!

76767676

Go To Dark Gethsemane

GOOD THURSDAY

95

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.

= 90

4
4
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;

4
4

Your Re deem ers

O
the worm wood
a
Mark that mir
All
is
sol
i

con
and
cle
tude

Turn not
Shun not
"It
is
Christ is

griefs
a way;
shame, or loss;
hear Him cry;
meets our eyes;

from His
suf fring,
fin ished!"
risn! He

flict see,
the gall!
of
time,
and gloom.

watch
O
Gods
Who

learn
learn
learn
Sa

with Him one

the pangs His
own sac
ri
has
tak
en

from Je
sus
from Christ to
from Je
sus
vior, teach us

bit
soul
fice
Him

ter
sus
com
a

Christ to
bear the
Christ to
so
to

Mt 26:36-68, 27:31-56, 28:1-10, Mk 14:32-65, 15:20-39, Lk 22:39-46, 22:66-71, 23:26-49, 24:1-12, Jn 19:16-30, 20:1-18

hour,
tained!
plete.
way?

pray.
cross.
die.
rise.

777777

Over Kidron Jesus Treadeth

96

GOOD THURSDAY

(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.

= 100

4
4
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
row
gling
vil
ious

all;
strand,
breath,
powr,
dew,

4
4

Ev
Clouds
Three
A
In

ery
hu man
of gloom and
times on
His
gon ies
un
some bless ed

Round
But,
And
All
E

His
O
the
the
dens

Spi
Je
cup
gar
gar

at
the
to
deaths
will,
but
an guished
blood, thus

rit
sus,
of
den
den

eye be
grief a
God He
told as
hour your

flock
black
doom
flowrs
did

the
er
may
are
not

weep
bout
call
sail
blos

foes,
now
go,
wet
bear

Sav
ior sole ly,
ry por tals
drea
Thine, O Fa ther!"
frame dis till ingfree
ly giv en,

ing,
him
eth,
Him,
soms

Place
Bends
Still
With
Aught

While
For
And
Worlds
Makes

the
the
the
re
my

Tears
When
Pray
On
Neath

their
the
He
the
that

of
an
ing
His
the

shafts
cloud
cries,
drops
can

world
shame
an
demp
soul

for
and
gels
tion
the

bit
ex
that
soul
ol

and
a
in
of
with

ter
ile
the
the
ive

bend
bove
all
blood
you

grief let
from his
bit
ter
ar rows
sha dows

their
Thy
His
y
com

sakes Him
sin
of
round Him
thus ful
heir
of

bows,
brow,
woe:
sweat,
pare,

whol
mor
ga
fill
hea

fall!
land.
death
showr;
grew!

Aim
Hast
"Not
From
For

ing
ing
My
His
the

ly.
tals.
ther.
ing!
ven.

6. When as flowrs themselves I wither, When I droop and fade like grass,
When the life-streams 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 22:39-46, Mk 14:32-42, Mt 26:36-46, 2Sam 15:13-23

87877788

Tis Midnight and On Olives Brow

GOOD THURSDAY

97

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.

= 140

4
4
1. Tis
2. Tis
3. Tis

mid night,
mid night,
mid night,

and
and
from

on
from
the

that
tles,
that

late
lone,
an

ly
with
gels

Ol
all
heavn

ives
re
ly

brow
moved
plains

The
Im
Are

star is
man uel
borne the

4
4

dimmed
wres
songs

gar
whom
are

den
He
the

now
loved
strains

Mt 26:36-45, Lk 22:39-46, Mk 14:32-41

The
Heeds
That

shone;
fears;
know;

suff ring
not his
sweet ly

Tis
Een
Un

Sa
Mas
soothe

mid
the
heard

vior
ters
the

night,
dis
by

prays
grief
Sa

in
ci
mor

a
and
viors

the
ple
tals

lone.
tears.
woe.

8888

Twas On That Dark, That Doleful Night

98

GOOD THURSDAY

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.

= 140

4
4
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

Gods
de
ac
tions
blessed the
on
His
big
gest

and
and
the
He
don

hell
blessed,
liv
felt
of

light,
ran!
wine;
head
size,

a
and
ing
the
our

And
What
"Tis
Its
He

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."

rose
brake:
food:"
thorn;
guilt,

friends
won
the
hea
gave

be
drous
new
vy
His

A
What
Then
And
When,

trayed
words
cov
ven
soul

gainst
love
took
jus
for

Him
of
nant
geance
a

the
through
the
tice
black

to
grace
in
in
sac

Son
all
cup,
poured
crimes

His
He
My
our
ri

of
His
and
up
of

foes:
spake!
blood."
stead.
fice.

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 11:23-26, Rom 3:23-25, Mt 26:26-28, Mk 14:22-25, Lk 22:14-20, 1Jn 4:10

8888

Jesus, In Thy Dying Woes

GOOD FRIDAY

99

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)

= 100

4
4
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,

ho
ho
ho

Je
Je
Je

4
4

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,

ly
ly
ly

sus.
sus.
sus.

Part 2: "To day shalt thou

be with me in paradise." (Lk 23:43)

Part 3: "Woman, behold thy son!

Behold thy mother!" (Jn 19:26-27)

Part 4: "My God, my God, why hast

thou forsaken me?" (Mt 27:46)

4.Jesus, pitying the sighs

Of the thief, who near Thee dies,
Promising him paradise;
Hear us, holy Jesus.

7.Jesus, loving to the end

Her whose heart Thy sorrows rend,
And Thy dearest human friend:
Hear us, holy Jesus.

10.Jesus, whelmed in fears unknown,

With our evil left alone,
While no light from Heavn is shown:
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.

8.May we in Thy sorrows share,

And for Thee all peril dare,
And enjoy Thy tender care:
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.

9.May we all Thy loved ones be,

All one holy family,
Loving for the love of Thee,
Hear us, holy Jesus.

Part 5: "I thirst." (Jn 19:28)

Part 6: "It is finished" (Jn 19:30)

Part 7: "Father, into thy hands

I commend my spirit" (Lk 23:46)

13.Jesus, in Thy thirst and pain,

While Thy wounds Thy lifeblood drain,
Thirsting more our love to gain:
Hear us, holy Jesus.

16.Jesus, all our ransom paid,

All Thy Fathers will obeyed,
All Thy suffrings perfect made:
Hear us, holy Jesus.

19.Jesus, all Thy labor vast,

All Thy woe and conflict past,
Yielding up Thy soul at last:
Hear us, holy Jesus.

14.Thirst for us in mercy still;

All Thy holy work fulfill;
Satisfy Thy loving will:
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.

20.When the death shades round us lower,

Guard us from the tempers power,
Keep us in that trial hour:
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.

18.Brighten all our heavenward way,

With an ever holier ray,
Till we pass to perfect day:
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 19:26-27, Mt 27:46, Jn 19:28, Jn 19:30, Lk 23:46

11.When we vainly seem to pray,

and our hope seems 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.

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O Sacred Head, Now Wounded

100

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.

= 100

4
4
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

O
Lo,
How
Grim
I

sac
red
here
I
art
thou
death, with
cast
me

sur
trans
shall
is
trans

round
gres
fear
ban
gres

Head, what
fall,
my
pale with
cru
el
down be

Ps 22:6-8, Is 53:4-5, Jn 10:14-15, 10:27-28, Heb 12:2

glo
Sa
an
ri
fore

ed
sion,
Thee
ished
sion

with
but
and
the
which

ry,
vior!
guish,
gor,
Thee,

what
Tis
with
hath
wrath

thorns,
Thine
flee
splen
brought

bliss
I
sore
robbed
were

Thine on
the
dead
be
fore
dor
that
this
woe

ly
ly
Thy
was
on

till
now
de
serve
a
buse
Thee of
my right

was
Thy
and
Thy
ful

crown;
pain.
glance.
there.
Thee.

Thine!
place;
scorn!
life;
lot;

76767676

GOOD FRIDAY

Yet,
Look
How
Thus
Have

though
on
doth
Thou
mer

100(2)

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 22:6-8, Is 53:4-5, Jn 10:14-15, 10:27-28, Heb 12:2

76767676

Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted

101

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 Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

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6
4
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.

soul, tis
He, tis
sul
ting
his
dis
guilt may
est
i
Name of
which we

He!
tress:
mate.
boast.

6
4

Tis
the
Friends through
Here
may
Christ
the

Tis
Man
Mark
Lamb

the
y
the
of

Proofs I
But
the
Tis the
None shall

Christ by
fear
His
view its
Rock of

long
ex
hands were
Sac
ri
God
for

see
su
deep est
Word, the
ev
er

man
cause
na
our

pec
raised
fice
sin

ted
to
ap
ners

ffic
stroke
Lords
be

Is 53:3-6, Acts 4:11-12, Rom 4:25, Lk 6:47-49

re
dis
ture
sal

ient
that
A
con

ject
own
right
va

ed;
Yes,
ing, Foes
ly,
Here
tion, Christ

pro
phet,
wound Him,
point
ed!
wound ed!

of
it:
pierced Him
noint ed,
found ed

my
in
its
the

Da vids
None would
See Who
Sac
ri

Tis
Was
Son
Who

a
the
of
on

Son,
in
bears
fice

yet
ter
the
to

true
and
stroke that
Man, and
Him their

Da vids
pose to
aw ful
can cel

faith ful
Jus tice
Son of
hope have

Lord;
save;
load!
guilt!

Word.
gave.
God.
built.

87878787

Were You There?

GOOD FRIDAY

102

Words: African-American Spiritual, before 1899.

Music: Were You There African-American Spiritual, before 1899. Setting: attr. Charles Winfred Douglas, 1940.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 100

1. Were
2. Were
3. Were
4. Were
5. Were

you
you
you
you
you

there
there
there
there
there

when
when
when
when
when

Some times

Were
Were
Were
Were
Were

you
you
you
you
you

there
there
there
there
there

when
when
when
when
when

they
they
they
the
they

they
they
they
the
they

cru
nailed
pierced
sun
laid

ci fied
Him to
Him in
re fused
Him in

it

caus

es me

there
there
there
there
there

when
when
when
when
when

cru
ci
nailed Him
pierced Him
sun
re
laid
Him

my
the
the
to
the

fied
to
in
fused
in

Lord?
tree?
side?
shine?
tomb?

my
the
the
to
the

Lord?
tree?
side?
shine?
tomb?

Were
Were
Were
Were
Were

you
you
you
you
you

Oh!

to

trem

ble,

they
they
they
the
they

cru
nailed
pierced
sun
laid

ci
Him
Him
re
Him

trem

fied
to
in
fused
in

ble,

my
the
the
to
the

trem

ble.

Lord?
tree?
side?
shine?
tomb?

6. Were you there when God raised Him from the tomb?
Were you there when God raised Him from the tomb?
Oh! Sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble.
Were you there when God raised Him from the tomb?

Mt 27:55-56, Jn 19:34, Lk 23:44-45, 23:55, Mt 28:1-7

10 10 14 10

Awake, My Heart, With Gladness

103

EASTER

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.

= 140

3
4
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;

3
4

How af ter
Be fore he
The foe, no
No more af
Now I
am

My
And
Throws
My
Grim

When
His
And
The
He

gloom and
can
be
more with
fright
or
safe from

Sa
vior
"Vic
to
down, his
trust
or
Death with

to
ban
to
Sa
is

the
ner,
the
vior
a

there
ry"
hell
for
all

realms
while
Vic
bought
powr

sad
think
stand
sad
e

ness, Comes
him,
Lo!
ing,
His
den
Shall
vil,
And

was
He
ish
ti
his

laid
cries,
powr
tude,
might

of
the
tors
for
less

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.

light
field
bands
me
form,

Where
And
To
Or
Can

Our
Is
Must
In
How

forth
Christ
wea
aught,
sin

the
a
pons
or
I

our
bed
wav
ing
Christ must
a
ny
not
my

spi
by
yield
sovr
eer

rit
the
his
eign
he

glo
gain
on
take
laugh

must
towrds
he
prec
soul

wings
He
feet
love
rage

rious
is
the
from
to

be
the
give
ious
af

its
ro
and
and
and

Sun.
free.
ground
me
scorn.

made
skies
oer,
good
fright;

flight.
held!
hands.
free.
storm.

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!"

Col 2:13-15, 1Cor 15:42-58, Rom 6:1-11, 1Pt 1:3-9, Is 41:1-20, Rom 8:35-39, Rev 20:1-3

76766666

Christ Arose

EASTER

104

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.

= 100

4
4
1. Low
2. Vain
3. Death

in
ly
can

the
they
not

grave
watch
keep

He
His
his

lay
bedprey-

Je
Je
Je

sus
sus
sus

my
my
my

Sa
Sa
Sa

vior!
vior!
vior!

4
4

Wait
Vain
He

Up

ing
ly
tore

the
they
the

from the grave

co
seal
bars

He

ming
the
a

daydeadway-

rose,

With

He

foes;

He a

rose a

Je
Je
Je

sus
sus
sus

my
my
my

might

Lord!
Lord!
Lord!

tri

umph oer

His

a rose!

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

He a rose!

Jn 2:19-22, Mt 28:6

rose!

Hal le

lu jah! Christ a

rose!

He a rose!

Irregular

Christ Jesus Lay In Deaths Strong Bands

105

EASTER

(also known as In Deaths Strong Bands)

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 Hymn-Book", 1931, alt.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 110

4
4
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

Hea
brought
end
end
save

ven. Where fore

to
us
In
ed,
Ru
ined
ed. Stripped of
us.
See,
His

thank
strong
but
lone
pas

ful
and
the
re
ses

now
in
cause
vic
died

ly
Loud
bold And
name, His
mains Deaths
oer, And

at
no
of
to
on

Gods right
cence dwelt
Death He
ry
re
the
ac

let
thrall
all
power,
blood

songs
kept
sting
sting
Sa

of
us
is
is
tan

us
dom
his
no
doth

Al
in
lost
lost
can

hand
not
has
mained
cur

joy
from
right
more
mark

le
lu
his bon
for ev
for ev
not harm

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 15:54-57, Acts 2:24, 1Cor 5:7b, 2Tim 1:10

ful
of
and
it
our

He
on
un
with
sed

stands,
earth,
done,
life;
tree

And
And
His
The
So

be,
And
old
And
claim And
reigns, An
door; Faith

ia!
dage.
er.
er!
us.

brings
there
power
reign
strong

us
life from
fore Death had
for
ev
er
of death was
His love! to

sing
to
ev
er
left
him
emp
ty
points to

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

le
le
le
le
le

God right
grew more
no
thing
form
a
it,
Death

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

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

Christ The Lord Is Risen Today (Lyra)

EASTER

106

Words: Stanzas 1-7, Charles Wesley, 1739. Stanzas 8-10, 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.

= 120

4
4
1. Christ,
2. Loves
3. Vain
4. Lives
5. Soar

the
re
the
a
we

Lord, is
deem ing
stone, the
gain our
now 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!

4
4

Sons
of
Fought the
Christ hath
Where, O
Follow ing

men
fight,
burst
death,
our

and
the
the
is
ex

an
ba
gates
now
al

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

Sing,
Lo!
Christ
Where
Ours

ye
He
hath
thy
the

heavens, and
sets
in
o
pened
to
vic
cross,
the

gels
ttle
of
thy
ted

earth,
blood
par
ry,
grave,

say,
won,
hell,
sting?
Head,

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

le
le
le
le
le

umphs
is
His
to
we

high,
oer,
rise,
save,
rise,

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

re
no
a
O
the

ply,
more,
dise,
grave?
skies,

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

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!

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!

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!

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!

Mt 28:5-6, Lk 24:4-7, 1Cor 15:55-57, 1Pt 1:18-21, Rev 5:9-13

le
le
le
le
le

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

le
le
le
le
le

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

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!

7 7 7 7 with Alleluias

Christ The Lord Is Risen Today (Lyra)

107

EASTER

Words: Stanzas 1-7, Charles Wesley, 1739. Stanzas 8-10, 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.

= 130

4
4
1. "Christ,
2. Loves
3. Vain
4. Lives
5. Soar

the
re
the
a
we

Lord,
deem
stone,
gain
now

joys
Suns
vain
died
Him,

and
ec
for
our
like

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

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

6.Hail, the Lord of earth and Heaven:

Praise to Thee by both be given.
Thee we greet triumphant now;
Hail, the resurrection, thou.

8.Hymns of praise then let us sing

Unto Christ, our heavenly King
Who endured the cross and grave
Sinners to redeem and save.

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.

9.But the pains that He endured

Our salvation have procured.
Now above the sky Hes King
Where the angels ever sing.

Mt 28:5-6, Lk 24:4-7, 1Cor 15:55-57, 1Pt 1:18-21, Rev 5:9-13

earth,
blood
par
ry,
grave,

re
ply!
no more.
a
dise!
O grave?
the skies.

10.Jesus Christ is risen today,

Our triumphant holy day.
Who did once upon the cross
Suffer to redeem our loss.

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I Know That My Redeemer Lives

EASTER

108

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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4
4
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

er
in
ed
my
ings

liv
time
there
souls
to

tence
a
to
His
my

gives!
bove.
save,
eye,
tears

4
4

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

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.

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

ing
of
on
com
im

Head.
need.
high.
plaint.
part.

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 104:33-34

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Jesus Christ Is Risen Today

109

EASTER

Words: 14th Century Bohemian Latin carol. Stanzas 1-3 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.

= 120

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!

Al
Al
Al
Al

le
le
le
le

lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

Al
Al
Al
Al

le
le
le
le

lu
lu
lu
lu

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

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
va
tion
sal
ter
nal
e

Who did
Who en
Now a
Praise Him,

once,
dured
bove
all

Suf
Sin
Where
Fa

to
re
to
re
an gels
Son, and

fer
ners
the
ther,

Mt 28:6, Lk 24:5-7

up
the
the
you

ho
heavn
hath
as

ly day,
ly King,
pro cured,
His love,

on
cross
sky
heavn

deem
deem
ev
Ho

the
and
Hes
ly

our
and
er
ly

cross,
grave,
king,
host,

loss,
save,
sing,
Ghost,

7 7 7 7 with Alleluias

Jesus Christ Who Came to Save

EASTER

110

(also known as Jesus Christ Today is Risen or Jesus Christ Our Savior True
or Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior)
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.

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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,

gres sions wound.
hands He
hath;

4
4

Is
He
Them

now a ris
is
our Sa
Hell de li

en, And sin hath

vior, And brings us
ver, Who trust in

1Cor 15:25-26, Rom 6:4-11, Heb 4:15-16

bound in pri
to
Gods fa
Him for ev

son. Ky ri e
vor.
er.

lei

son.

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The Strife Is Oer, The Battle Done

111

EASTER

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.

= 140

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

Lord
is
foes
dis
ty
to
por
tals
ser vants

won;
persed;
reign;
fell;
free,

oer,
the
death have
morn He
yawn ing
stripes which

O
Let
Let shouts
O
let
Let songs
That we

the
of
us
of
may

bat
done
rose
gates
wound

song
praise
swell
joy
live,

tle
their
a
of
ed

of
and
the
His
and

done;
worst;
gain
hell;
Thee,

The
tri
and
Je
In
glor
The bars
From deaths

praise
be
joy
out
joy
ful
tri
umphs
sing
to

sung:
burst:
strain.
tell.
Thee.

umph
sus
ious
from
dread

of
hath
ma
heavns
sting

Al
Al
Al
Al
Al

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

le
le
le
le
le

the
His
jes
high
Thy

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

= 140

Al

le

lu

ia,

Al

le

lu

ia,

Al

Acts 2:22-24, Rom 5:10-11, 6:9-10, Is 12:1-6, 1Cor 15:54-57, 2Tim 1:10, Eph 2:1-6, Is 53:3-5

le

lu

ia.

8 8 8 with Alleluias

Lo, God To Heavn Ascendeth

ASCENSION

112

Words: Gottfried Wilhelm Sacer, 1661. verses 1-5,7 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

Sing
Bright
Our
There
Thee,

King
And
And
There
To

shouts tri um phant

hold the saints sur
more to man for
joys
an gel
ic
let
us sing to

praise to
Christ the
myr iads, throng ing,
Lord
is
gone be
may each heart be
al
ted
Gods ex

of
loud
soon
let
whom

each hea then

ser
a
phic
in Heavn re
our Hope be
all powr is

blend
roun
bid
shar
ge

Lord;
come;
fore;
found!
Son,

na
voi
ceive
cen
giv

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.

Ps 47:1-9, Ps 24:1-10, Acts 1:6-11, Jn 14:1-3, 1Tim 3:16

eth
ding
den
ing,
ther:

sing
the
yet
Where
our

tion,
ces
us
tered;
en,

the
the
The
Be
"We

trum
Lord
road
where
seek

praise
che
here
Je
Life,

the
Wel
and
Our
our

pets thrill
who
set
to Heavn
our
trea
Thee, Christ,

with
rub
He
sus
and

God
come
o
course
Joy

ex
ul
band re
will
not
Christ has
Way
to

ing
them
that
sure
our

ta
joi
leave
en
Hea

of
Hosts a
Mes
si
ah
pen wide the
still heavn ward
and Hope and

blast:
free.
goes.
lies:
friend,

tion,
ces,
us,
tered,
ven,

dored!
home.
door.
bound.
Crown."

7.When, on our vision dawning, Will break the wished-for 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 heavn-sent ray.

76766776

See, The Lord Ascends In Triumph

113

ASCENSION

(also known as See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph)

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

heavn
gained
on
kings
Him

ly
the
the
be
in

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

Hark!
He
He
Now
Je

the
Who
Who
He
sus

choirs
on
walked
plants
reigns,

And
He
He,
Now
Might

the
has
our
our
y

por
tals
van quished
E
noch,
great
El
Lord, in

of
the
with
the
a

clouds,
God
eyes
come
heavn

His
of
be
to
ly

char
arm
hold
Ca
pla

iot,
ies,
Him,
naan,
ces,

an
gel voi
ces
cross did suf
fer,
God and pleased Him,
rael
tribes of
Is
dored by
an
gels;

high
sin
is
i
Thine

are
and
trans
jah
as

Ps 68:18, Eph 4:8-15, Acts 1:6-11, Lk 24:50-35, Jn 14:1-11

lift ed
Sa tan,
la ted
of fers
cen sion

To
He
He
and
there

His
has
up
the
with

Joy
He
preach
in
man

ful
who
ing
their
with

al
le
from the
truth and
pro mised
God
is

To re ceive
He by death
to His ev
dou ble por
we by faith

their
has
er
tion
be

pal ace gate.

vic
tor
y.
cloud as cends;
fore Him quail;
glo
ry
stand:

lu
grave
doom
rest
on

ias
a
to
ing
the

heavn
spoiled
last
of
hold

ly
His
ing
His
our

sing,
rose,
come,
place;
throne;

King.
foes.
home.
grace.
own.

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ASCENSION

113(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

Help us
to
look
See Him, who is
Gales of
ho
ly
With our youth re
ing, risn, as
Dy

Where
See
That,
Caught
Glo

the Son
Him, who
with hearts
up
on
ry
to

of
with
and
the
the

Beck ning on
His
Sum mon ing
the
Where He
sits
en
Rise
to realms where
Glo
ry
both
in

lum
gone
earth
He
God

up
ev
as
newed
cend

Man
sound
minds
clouds
Ho

in
a
tor,
be fore us,
to Hea ven,
ap pear eth,
the Fa ther,

with Ste phen,

er plead ing
pir
a
tions
like eag les,
ing for
us,

in
of
up
of
ly

mar
world
throned
He
earth

glo
ry
trum pet,
lift ed,
Hea ven,
Spir it,

tyr ar
to judg
in glo
is reign
and Hea

Ps 68:18, Eph 4:8-15, Acts 1:6-11, Lk 24:50-35, Jn 14:1-11

shed
Heavn
give
we
Glo

Thy beams up
ly
man sions
us wings of
from out
our
ry
be
to

and
For
waft
flock
who

to see
us with
ing us
ing round
the heavn

Stand
and
we
and
To

my,
ment,
ry
ing,
ven,

be
pre
to
our
ly

ing
is
at
with His an
with Christ our
may meet Him
One God in

suc cor ing His

on the clouds will
in His heavn ly
and may reign for
glo ry, end less

on
to
faith
graves
God

our
pre
and
may
the

eyes,
pare,
love,
spring,
Son,

yond
vail
realms
Heavn
realm

the
ing
a
ly
has

skies,
prayer,
bove;
King.
won;

Gods
gel
Lord
in
Per

right
ic
may
the
sons

hand,
train,
dwell,
air,
Three;

faith
come
Cit
ev
glo

ful band.
a gain.
a
del.
er there.
ry, be.

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The Cloud Received Christ From Their Sight

114

ASCENSION

Words: Brian J. Dumont, 09 Dec 2008. Music: Azmon Carl G. Gl=>?@A BCDCE F?GGHIJK LNO?PP QR>NIA BCSUE
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.

= 200

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

6. While here in flesh You taught us, Lord

The object sure and right:
To see our Fathers glory bright,
To have eternal life.

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.

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.

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.

10. We wait to see the clouds return

To be with us below,
When You fulfill Your promises
To bring us to Your home.

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.

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 1:9-11, Jn 14:26, Ex 14:19-25, 19:16-20, 25:10, 31:18, 34:4-5, Lv 16:1-2, 2Chr 5:11-14, Mt 17:1-5, Jn 17:3, Lk 12:59,
1Cor 6:19-20, Rom 5:12-21, Jn 14:1-6, Ps 65:2-3, Mt 27:46, 1Cor 15:20, Mt 28:20, Rom 10:17, Col 2:12, Mt 26:26-28, Ps 23

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Breathe on Me, Breath of God

PENTECOST

115

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.

= 110

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

Ez 37:5-9, Gen 2:7, Is 42:5

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.

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Come Down, O Love Divine

116

PENTECOST

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,

O
And
True
For

And
And
And
Where

And
To
And
Shall

Com
let
low
none

fort
Thy
li
can

vis
dust
low
far

er,
glor
ness
guess

kin
dle
clothe me
oer
its
in
the

it
and
li
out

it
ash
ness
pass

with
es
be
the

draw
ious
of
its

it,
Thy
round, the
own short
Ho
ly

Acts 2:2-3, Rom 5:5, Ez 36:26-28, Jn 14:16-17, Jn 14:26

near,
light
heart,
grace,

Thine own
in
its
come mine
powr of

with
shine
which
till

ar
heat
in
hu

dor
con
ner
man

in
ev
takes
he

my
er
the
be

ho
ly
flame be
while my path
il
com ings weeps with
Spir
it
makes His

glow
su
cloth
tell

heart
on
hum
come

stow
lum
loath
dwell

ing.
ming;
ing;
ing;

ap
my
bler
the

pear,
sight,
part,
place

ing.
ing.
ing.
ing.

6 6 11 6 6 11

Come, God Creator, Holy Ghost

PENTECOST

117

(also known as Creator, Spirit, Holy Dove or Come Holy Ghost, Creator Blest)
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.

= 130

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

6. Teach us the Father well to know,

Likewise His only Son our Lord,
Thyself to us believing show,
Spirit of both, aye adored

Jn 14:16, Acts 2:1-4, 1Cor 12:7-11

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.

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.

8887

Come Holy Spirit, Lord Our God

118

PENTECOST

(also known as Come Holy Ghost, God and Lord)

Words: v. 1 ancient Latin. v.2-3 Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozel Russell (1806-1874).
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

bles sing,
lead ing,
ev er,

a
ing
poss

Loves
With
Naught

O Lord, Thou
From er
ror,
Lord, may Thy

broad;
Word,
est,

fire
Him
us

by
Lord,
powr

Thy
To
And

faith
God
in

their
as
from

Thy
our
pre

heavn
souls
pare

Lk 11:13, Rom 5:5, 1Cor 12:13, Jn 16:13-14, 2Tim 1:14

ful
Him
Thy

hearts
chil
Thee

ly
de
each

Light
fend,
heart;

peo
self
ser

ple
our
vice

po
dren
may

ssess
plea
se

Dost
That
To

ga ther
they on
our weak

fill
spir
kept

with
its
for

ing.
ding.
ver.

and
Christ
na

in
a
ture

8 8 9 7 8 8 9 9 with Alleluias

PENTECOST

118(2)

faith
lone
strength

u
at
im

na tion
bid ing,
fy ing,

Hal

To
In
To

nite
tend;
part,

Through
In
On

sing
Him
Thee,

le

to
with
through

lu

Lk 11:13, Rom 5:5, 1Cor 12:13, Jn 16:13-14, 2Tim 1:14

all
Him
ward

the
with
to

Thee
all
liv

jah!

world
faith
press,

with
their
ing

Hal

ex
might
and

le

a
un
our

ho
feigned
foes

ul
con
through

lu

ly
a
de

ta
fid
dy

tion,
ing.
ing.

jah!

8 8 9 7 8 8 9 9 with Alleluias

Holy Ghost, with Light Divine

119

PENTECOST

Words: verses 1-6 Andrew Reed, 1817. verses 7-13 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.

= 100

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

6. See, to Thee I yield my heart,

Shed Thy life through every part;
A pure temple I would be,
Wholly dedicate to Thee.

10. Holy Spirit, Right divine,

King within my conscience reign;
Be my Lord, and I shall be
Firmly bound, forever free.

7. Holy Spirit, Truth divine,

Dawn upon this soul of mine;
Word of God and inward light
Wake my spirit, clear my sight.

11. Holy Spirit, Peace divine,

Still this restless heart of mine;
Speak to calm this tossing sea,
Stayed in Thy tranquility.

8. Holy Spirit, Love divine,

Glow within this heart of mine;
Kindle every high desire;
Perish self in Thy pure fire.

12. Holy Spirit, Joy divine,

Gladden Thou this heart of mine;
In the desert ways I sing,
"Spring, O Well, forever spring."

9. Holy Spirit, Power divine

Fill and nerve this will of mine;
Grant that I may strongly live,
Bravely bear, and nobly strive.

13. Now incline me to repent,

Let me now my sins lament,
Now my foul revolt deplore,
Weep, believe, and sin no more.

Jn 14:16-17, Jn 4:24, Acts 2:2-4

to
to
me
in
a

day.
Thee.
free.
crease.
lone.

7777

Holy Spirit, Ever Dwelling

PENTECOST

120

Words: Timothy Rees, 1922.

Music: Ebenezer or Ton-Y-Botel 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

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

ho
church
chur

liest
the
chs

realms
breath
mi

of light
of life
ni stry

oer
a
world
through your peo
set
ting cap

of
ples
tive

gloom
cease
sin

and blight
less strife
ners free

8
4
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

3
3

Ho
Ho
Ho

ly
ly
ly

Spir it,
Spir it,
Spir it,

ev
ev
ev

er
er
er

Liv
ing, life- im
In our
wor ship
In com
mu ni

rais ing
form ing
bind ing

earth bound
in
the
age
to

part ing
we will
ty
un

souls to
church the
age and

glo
mind
soul

ry
of
to

high
Christ
soul

Spir
praise
end

it
you
ing

you we
for your
you we

praise
fruit
wor

and
and
ship

mag
gifts
and

ni fy.
un priced.
ex tol.

Gen 1:1-2, 1Cor 12:12-14, Eph 3:7-9

87878787

The Comforter Has Come

121

PENTECOST

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

bound;
blast,
brings;
vine;
ply,

Let
As
And
That
In

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

tongue
hills
cells
hell,
love

pro
the
the
should
the

claim
day
song
in
song

The

Com

heavn,

round,

hearts
wail
soul
tell
bove

the
ad
of
His
that

fort er has

The

Wher

joy
vanc
tri
im
neer

thers

er

man is

Jn 14:16, Ps 23:4, Is 40:1-2, 66:12-14, Mt 5:14

hu
fu
full
match
all

ful
es
umph
age
will

come,

Fa

ev

and
and
a
the
to

man
ry
de
less
be

sound:
fast!
rings;
shine!
die:

The

pro

Com

mise

found:

woes a
of
the
liv rance
grace di
low
re

The
The
The
The
The

Com
Com
Com
Com
Com

fort er has

givn;

The

fort
fort
fort
fort
fort

er
er
er
er
er

come!

The

Com

spread

fort

er

ev
oer
thro
I,
strains

ry
the
the
a
of

Chris
gold
va
child
end

has
has
has
has
has

Ho

tian
en
cant
of
less

come!
come!
come!
come!
come!

ly Ghost from

the

has

ti

dings

come!

12 12 12 6 12 12 12 6

God the Father Be Our Stay

TRINITY

122

(also known as God the Father With Us Stay or God the Father With Us Be)
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 Hymn-Book", 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;

4
4

Cleanse us

vil

from our

One; Firm in

And heart i

run

ly

men,

the

con fid

ning Our

sins, we pray, Nor

heavn ly

men,

faith

ing.

Mt 6:7-13, Ps 31:1-3, Eph 6:10-17, Ps 55:22, Is 46:4

bid

our

last hour

ing,

In

Let us put Gods

race and

this

in

be

shun

done,

fail

Christ our

Sa

Keep us

vior

we,

vils

Hal

wiles

le

from the

hid

ar mor on: With all true

ning The de

So sing

us.

ing,

Christ

and cun

lu

ians

ning.

jah!

77777777777777

Holy God, We Praise Thy Name

123

TRINITY

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

All
In
And
Un

vast
sweet
set
bend

be
are
to
we

in
un
the
div

fore
rai
hal
name

Thee!
sing,
low;
Thee;

All
Cher
Pro
While

Hea ven a
ceas
ing
white
robed
id
ed

bove
cho
mar
God

main,
cord:
sun,
knee,

Ev
Ho
Through
While

do
ac
of
the

Ps 103:3, Heb 13:15, Rev 4-6

on
u
phets
in

a
rus
tyrs
we

er
ly,
the
we

earth
bim
swell
es

dore
prais
fol
claim

last
ho
Church
own

Thy
and
the
sence

Thee;
ing;
low;
Thee;

scep
ser
loud
on

In
Fill
And
And

ing
ly,
the
the

fin
the
from
a

is
ho
song
my

ter
a
re
ly

claim,
phim,
frain,
One,

ite
Thy
hea vens with
morn
to
dor
ing

Thy
ly,
goes
ster

reign.
Lord.
on.
y.

787877

Holy Holy, Holy

TRINITY

124

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.

= 110

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 ty!
dore Thee,
hide Thee,
might 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

mer
fall
there
mer

Rev 4:4-11, Is 6:3

ci
ing
is
ci

ful
down
none
ful

and
be
be
and

song shall rise to

round the glass y
glor y may not
earth, and sky, and

might y!
fore Thee,
side Thee,
might y!

Thee;
sea;
see;
sea;

God in three
Who was, and
Per fect in
God in three

Ho
Che
On
Ho

Per sons,
is,
and
powr, in
Per sons,

ly, ho ly,
ru bim and
ly Thou art
ly, ho ly,

bless
ev
love,
bless

ed
er
and
ed

ho
ser
ho
ho

ly,
a phim
ly;
ly;

Tri ni
more shall
pur it
Tri ni

ty!
be.
y.
ty!

66666655

Isaiah, Mighty Seer, In Days of Old

125

TRINITY

(also known as These Things the Seer Isaiah did Befall or Isaiah twas the Prophet)
Words: Martin Luther, 1526 as the Sanctus of the German Mass, after Is 6:1-4. 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

A bove the

throne were state ly

With twain they

And with the

Is 6:1-4, Rev 4:8

splen dor bright,

ser

veiled their fa ces,

o ther twain a

a phim,

as was meet,

loft they soared,

With flow ing

train that filled the

Six wings had

they, these mess en

gers of Him.

rev erent awe they

hid their feet,

With twain in

One to the

o ther called and

Tem ple quite.

praised the Lord:

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

TRINITY

125(2)

"Ho

ly

Ho

ly

is

is

The beams and

Is 6:1-4, Rev 4:8

God, the Lord of

God, the Lord of

lin tels trem bled

Sa ba oth!

Sa ba oth!

at the

cry,

Ho

Be

ly

is

hold, His

And clouds of

God, the Lord of

Sa ba oth!

glo ry fill eth

all the earth!"

smoke en wrapped the

throne on high.

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

We All Believe in One True God

126

TRINITY

(also known as In One True God We All Believe)

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.

= 120

1. We
2. We
3. We

all
all
all

earth and hea

Lord, pos ses
com fort giv

chil dren gi
grace and bless
y
liv
glor

doth
of
ty

pro
the
of

vide
Spir
spi

be lieve
be lieve
con fess

ven,
sing
eth

in
in
the

one
Je
Ho

true
sus
ly

God,
Christ,
Ghost,

Who cre
His
own
Who sweet

The Fa ther, who to

us
in love
An
e
qual God head, throne, and might,
And with the Fa ther and the Son

ven.
ing.
eth;

us;
it,
rit.

He
Born
Who

both
of
the

soul and bo dy feed

Ma
ry, vir gin mo
Church, His own cre a

He through snares
Made true
man,
Here
for
give

1Jn 5:20, Is 41:9-13, Jn 1:14, 1Jn 4:9-10, 1Cor 12:3, Rom 8:26-27

and
our
ness

per
el
and

Hath the right of

Source of
ev ery
In
e
ter nal

eth,
ther,
tion,

ils
der
sal

a
ted
Son, our
grace and

All we need He
By the pow er
Keeps in
u
ni

lead
Bro
va

eth,
ther,
tion

8888888888

TRINITY

126(2)

Watch
That
Dai

ing
the
ly

day
sin
we

and
ful
shall

that
no
harm be tide
lost might life in her
come through Je sus mer

night,
men
be

1Jn 5:20, Is 41:9-13, Jn 1:14, 1Jn 4:9-10, 1Cor 12:3, Rom 8:26-27

us.
it;
it.

He car
Was cru
All flesh

eth
ci
shall

All things are gov erned

And raised by God to
In bliss with God e

for
fied
rise,

us
for
and

by His might.
life a gain.
ter nal ly.

8888888888

A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

127

REFORMATION

Words: Martin Luther, 1529. Translation Frederic Henry Hedge, 1853.

Music: Ein Feste Burg (Isorhythmic) Martin Luther, 1529. Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917, alt.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 110

4
4
1. A
2. Did
3. And
4. That

might
we
though
word

y
for tress
in our own
this world, with
a bove all

is
strength
dev
earth

our
con
ils
ly

God,
a
fide,
our
filled, should
powrs, no

bul
striv
threat
thanks

wark nev
ing would
en
to
to them,

er
be
un
a

fail
lo
do
bid

ing;
sing;
us,
eth;

4
4

Our
Were
We
The

For
Dost
The
Let

help er He,
not the right
will not fear,
Spi rit and

still
ask
Prince
goods

our
who
of
and

and, armed with

from age
to
for
lo,
his
Gods truth a

an
that
Dark
kin

a
Man
for
the

cient
may
ness
dred

mid
on
God
gifts

the
our
hath
are

flood
of
side,
the
willed His
ours through

foe doth seek to

be? Christ Je sus,
grim, we trem ble
go, this mor tal

cru
el
age the
doom is
bi
deth

hate,
same,
sure,
still,

2Sam 22:2-3, Ps 18:1-2, 1Cor 15:55-57, Rom 8:37-39

On
And
One
His

work
it
not
life

earth
He
lit
king

mor tal ills

pre
Man of Gods own
truth to
tri umph
Him who with us

us
is
for
al

woe;
He;
him;
so;

His
Lord
His
The

is
not
must win
tle word
dom is

craft
Sa
rage
bo

his
the
shall
for

and
ba
we
dy

vail
choos
through
si

powr
oth,
can
they

e
bat
fell
ev

are
His
en
may

ing:
ing:
us:
deth:

great,
name,
dure,
kill:

qual.
tle.
him.
er.

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A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

REFORMATION

128

Words: Martin Luther, 1529. Translation composite circa 1868 Pennsylvania Lutheran Church Book.
Music: Ein Feste Burg (Rhythmic) Martin Luther, 1529. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 160

1. A
2. With
3. Though
4. The

He
But
We
Hes

might
might
dev
Word

helps
for
trem
by

y
of
ils
they

For
ours
all
still

us free
us fights
ble not,
our side

The old
Ask ye,
This worlds
And take

e
Who
prince
they

Are
his
dread
And theres none
Hes judged; the
They yet
have

arms
oth
deed
no

tress
can
the
shall

from
the
we
up

is
our God,
nau ght be done,
wor ld should fill,
main
let
re

ev
Val
fear
on

vil
is
may
our

Foe
this?
still
life,

in
er
is
thing

fight;
God;
done;
won;

2Sam 22:2-3, Ps 18:1-2, 1Cor 15:55-57, Rom 8:37-39

ery
iant
no
the

need
One,
ill,
plain

A
Soon
All
Nor

That
Whom
They
With

trust
were
ea
an

is
the
tle
dom

Weap
fect
vour
for

hath us now oer tak

God Him self e
le
shall not
o
ver power
His good gifts and Spi

Now means dead ly woe;

Je
sus Christ it
is.
Scowl fierce as
he will,
Goods, fame, child and wife,

On Earth
He holds
One lit
The King

y Shield and
our loss
ef
ger to
de
y thanks have

not
field
word
ours

Deep
Of
He
Let

his e
for ev
can fell
re main

on;
ed;
us.
it;

en.
cted.
us.
rit.

guile and great might

Sab a
oth Lord,
can harm us none,
these all
be gone,

qual.
er.
him.
eth.

878755567

If God Had Not Been on Our Side

129

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: WVX YZ[[ \]^_[ `][ a\b c]dbd ed][ fghijkl mXZ` nop[dXlb Yd]b[p]^_d Ydbo\qrs^_pd]\t ghiju
Setting: Michael Praetorius, 1610.
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
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

For we, His

Like men oer
The snare is

far
gulfed
Lord,

and
our
in

Ps 124:1-8, Rom 8:31-39

near
soul
Thee,

and
ing
their

flock, would have

whom dark wa
bro
ken
we

Who
And,
Who

rise
like
mad

pride
pit
net,

to
ters
are

in
a
est

Would
With
They

fear
roll
free!

might
flood,
earth

sure ly have dis

life and limb en
could not ov er

The
Their
Our

mayed
tombed
powr

us;
us.
us.

threat of
men
wrath would have
help
is
ev

a
gainst
oer whelmed
and
hea

both
en
er,

us.
us.
ven.

8787887

If God Had Not Been on Our Side

REFORMATION

130

(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: Wvw xyzz {|}~z |z { | |z wy zw {
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 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

For we,
Like men
The snare

men
have
ev

all their powr and

deep and yawn ing
birds, es caped their

His
oer
is

both far
and
en gulfed our
er, Lord, in

Ps 124:1-8, Rom 8:31-39

flock,
whom
bro

near
soul
Thee,

pride
pit
net,

would
dark
ken

Who rise
And, like
Who mad

have
wa
we

in
a
est

Would sure ly
With life and
They could not

to
ters
are

have dis mayed

limb en tombed
ov
er powr

fear
roll
free!

might a
gainst
flood, oer whelmed
earth and
hea

The threat
Their wrath
Our help

us;
us.
us.

of
would
is

us.
us.
ven.

8787887

Look Down, O Lord, From Heaven Behold

131

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.

= 100

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;

sa
ground
fore
cend
ta

ken!
ed;
us?
ing:
tion:

4
4

How
Their
With
Ive
So,

Al
And,
By
Now
Its

truth
to
can
fraud
hu

few
hearts
haugh
heard
through

the
flock with
are
not with
ty tongue who
my
peo ples
Gods word, shall

most thoult seek

whilst they gleam
right
or
might
will
I
up,
worth gleams bright

main
and
not
op
man

tain
fro,
fail,
prest,
dross,

for
with
we
and
er

Thy
In
For
The
It

in
one
God
bit
men

thy
con
o
ter
en

fold,
sent
ppose,
sighs
dure

Ne
On
And
To
Each

faith
in
out
ward
will
pre
set
at
through the

Word
err
who
poor
shines

from
ors
can
with
through

glec
ted
and
for
thy
pure
doc trine
say, "Wholl stand be
heavn my
throne as
tri
al
and temp

vain,
show,
vail;
rest
cross,

us
maze
lord
might
e

And
They
What
Each
And,

have
a
it
de
very

those
lead
we
wear
pur

who
thy
de
y
i

ta
stound
oer
fend
na

should thy
peo
ple
ter
mine
soul
by
fied
from

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 20:28-32, Lk 18:7-8, 1Jn 2:18-23

8787887

Look Down, O Lord, From Heaven Behold

REFORMATION

132

(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
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
y
have con
ceits who
flock are
dult er

wa
foun
store
ren
a

ken!
ded;
us,
ding;
tion;

sa
ground
fore
cend
ta

ken!
ed;
us?
ing:
tion:

4
4

How
Their
With
Ive
So,

Al
And,
By
Now
Its

truth
to
can
fraud
hu

few
hearts
haugh
heard
through

the flock with

are
not with
ty tongue who
my
peo ples
Gods word, shall

most thoult seek

whilst they gleam
right
or
might
will
I
up,
worth gleams bright

main
and
not
op
man

tain
fro,
fail,
prest,
dross,

for
with
we
and
er

Thy
In
For
The
It

in
one
God
bit
men

thy
con
o
ter
en

fold,
sent
ppose,
sighs
dure

faith
in
out
ward
will
pre
set
at
through the

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

vain,
show,
vail;
rest
cross,

And
They
What
Each
And,

Word
from
us
ors
maze
err
who
can
lord
poor
with
might
shines through
e

have
a
it
de
very

those
lead
we
wear
pur

who
thy
de
y
i

ta
stound
oer
fend
na

should thy
peo
ple
ter
mine
soul
by
fied
from

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 20:28-32, Lk 18:7-8, 1Jn 2:18-23

8787887

Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word

133

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.

= 150

1. Lord,
2. Lord
3. O

Would
De
Sup

keep us stead fast in

Thy
Je
sus Christ, Thy powr make
of price less
Com fort er

wrest the king dom from Thy

fend Thy Christ en dom that
port us
in
our
fi
nal

Ps 119:5-10, 2Jn 1:9, Jn 8:31, Eph 4:3-6

Word; Curb
known, For
worth, Send

Son
we
strife

And
May
And

those who fain by

Thou art Lord of
peace and
u
ni

set
ev
lead

craft and
lords a
ty
on

at naught all
He hath
er more sing praise to
us
out
of death to

sword
lone;
earth.

done.
Thee.
life.

8888

The Mouth of Fools Doth God Confess

REFORMATION

134

(also known as Although the Fools Say with Their Mouth)

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.

= 120

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

Co rrupt are
Who all
their
Not one there
In
God they
But
ye
the

works
Word,
haugh
trou
when

hath
in
ty
ble
he

done;
tent
mood,
call,
cries,

of wick ed
y owned His
of
fol
ly
ple up like
who doth His

they, and
der
un
was who
put
no
poor mans

ness,
powr,
trod,
bread?
will,

ev
stand
prac
trust
hope

There
To
Their
But
That

is
do
deeds
be
God

ery
ing
ticed
at
des

And
And
And
So
Who

all
their
tru
ly
fo llowed
fierce are
trusts him

one
bent
good,
all,
pise,

not
his
must
their
is

one
will
sure
own
his

deeds
sought
lusts
ye,
and

A
To
And
Nor
And

well
in
ly
pro
sure

do
earn
please
vi
com

de
to
for
and
o

ny
know
bid
greed
beys

Him.
Him;
den;
y!
Him;

bom
in
ab
le
search His
ho
ly
yet
they deemed, in
will
on
Him
in
laugh at
him, een

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 53:1-6, Lk 4:17-21, 6:39-49, Ps 14:1-7, Ps 118:4-6

8787887

All Who Believe and Are Baptized

135

BAPTISMAL LIFE

(also known as He That Believes and Is Baptized)

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 the Lords sal

us thy Ho
ly

va
Spi

tion;
rit;

4
4

bap
look

through
Grant

heavn
ment

tized in
thou on

to
our

Christs
us

ly
we

the
in

death of Christ, they

firm it
y
through

re demp
to grow

band
may

of
e

tion
in

ev
ter

they
grace

ery
nal

shall
each

are
Je

a
new cre
sus blood and

stand
day

tribe
life

Mk 16:16, Rom 6:3-4, Titus 3:4-7, Jude 1:20-21, Is 53:4-5, Col 2:11-14, Rev 7:13-14

a
that

and
in

mong
by

na
her

a
mer

the glor
this sac

tion.
it.

ious
ra

tion.
it.

8787887

Baptized Into Thy Name Most Holy

BAPTISMAL LIFE

136

Words: Johann Jakob Rambach, 1734. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863 and August Crull, 1884.
Music: O Dass Ich Tausend Zungen Hvzz wz yw{| |{w|}~ wz
Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.

= 140

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

A
The
I
Should
Take

and
will
to
hide
me,

ly
and
a
a
the

Ghost,
heir;
lone;
bide;
whole;

mong Thy
fruit
of
dared to
I
trans
full
pos

dead
com
keep
not
naught

I
My
I
Oh,
O

seed,
all
pledge
gress
ses

to
fort
the
Thy
I

sin,
me
faith
face,
own,

claim a
faith ful
felt Thy
cast me
let
me

Thy
His
my
it
sion

place,
Sa
Ho
not
make

cho
sor
self
on
of

sen
rows
Thine
my
my

Thy
When
And
Re
Serve

Spi rit
dark est
war with
store Thy
a
ny

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 6:2-4, Gal 3:26-27, Ps 51:10-12, Rom 14:8-9

though
vior,
ly
a
my

host.
share;
own,
side!
soul!

now
clouds
e
child,
will

weak
now
Spi
way
vows

Bur
My
Re
But
Let

shall
a
vil
Lord,
save

and
doth
rit
for
sin

ied
Com
noun
if
naught

low
ly,
make me
move me,
ev
er
cere ly,

with
fort
cing
I
with

live with
round I
un
to
by Thy
Thine a

Christ
er
sin
fall
in

in.
see.
death.
Grace.
lone.

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

I Bind Unto Myself Today

137

BAPTISMAL LIFE

Words: attributed to St. Patrick of Ireland (circa 387-466). 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.

= 120

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

same
riv
ho
ray,
stay,

er,
ur,

The
His
The
The
His

Mt 28:19, Ps 91:4, 2Cor 13:14

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

of
Jor
judg
giv
might

the
dan
ment
ing
to

2-9

Three.
va tion;
phim,
ev
en,
need.

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BAPTISMAL LIFE

2. His
3. Con
4. The
5. The

137(2)

burst
fes
flash
wis

up
the
pray ers, the
winds
tem
guide,
His

doom
Lord
sea
speech,

ing
sors
ing
dom

from
faith,
of
of

heavn ly
pro
phets
pest
uous
shield
to

I
And
A
His

the
A
the
my

way,
scrolls,
shocks,
ward;

bind
pu
round
heavn

un
ri
the
ly

spic
pos
light
God

His
All
The
The

d
tles
ning
to

com
good
sta
word

to
ty
old
host

ing
deeds
ble
of

my
of
e
to

tomb,
word,
free,
teach,

at
done
earth,
God

self
vir
ter
be

His
The
The
His

the
un
the
to

to
gin
nal
my

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.

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.

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.

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

rid
Pa
whirl
hand

day
to
deep
give

ing
triarchs
ing
to

of
the
salt
me

day.
souls.
rocks.
guard.

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138

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.

= 130

4
4
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

der
there
love
xi
to

what
be
was
et
the

you.
tion,
son.
you.
sm;

hap pened
no
de
simp ly
y
con
Fa thers

By Christs Name
Quite hos
tile
Con cern
for
Your fault
you
In
stilled faith

to
cep
for
sumed
King

you:
tion.
eign.
you.
dom,

Whose
A
Then
A
Your

youre now
re
cog
to
the
Laws al
neigh bor
pa
per
could not
rect
if
in
Christs ho
ly

work
sin
raised
slave
heart

Rom 6:3-11, Col 2:11-15, Num 6:27, Mt 28:19-20, Rev 3:12, Ps 51:5-10,
1Pt 3:21-22, Gal 3:27, Acts 2:38-39, 22:16, Mt 5:14-16

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

nized;
Pon
armsLet
thin;
Gods
y;
An
blood Brought

you, Whose
seed;
Still
Life
To
held Trapped
breast, New

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BAPTISMAL LIFE

in
God
glow
in
na

born
Him
in
a
ture

na
self
His
pri
filled

138(2)

ture
for
e
son
with

that
He slew,
you would bleed,
ter
nal Light
bound for
hell
right eous ness,

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.

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!

9. This holy bath ... What powr displays!

What wondrous grace-filled 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.

7. Your nature lost in Adams fall,

Corrupt through generations,
Refreshed now in the waterfallA perfect new creation!
The death of death before your eyes:
Gods power must be recognized.
Hells demons lie defeated!

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.

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.

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 6:3-11, Col 2:11-15, Num 6:27, Mt 28:19-20, Rev 3:12, Ps 51:5-10,
1Pt 3:21-22, Gal 3:27, Acts 2:38-39, 22:16, Mt 5:14-16

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Have Mercy On Me, O My God

139

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.

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1. Have mer cy
2. O
purge me

Ac
O

For
Cre

cor ding
wash me

I
ate

on
now

to
in

ac
in

me,
and

O
Ill

my
be

God
clean,

Your ten
der
the Blood of

know
me

ledge
a

Love
Christ,

Ac
As

cor
clean

ding to Your
and white as

grace;
snow;

Blot
Make

out
me

trans gres sions

Your glad ness

great;
know;

all
my sin,
clean heart, Lord,

Be
Re

fore
new

my
me

face they
tho rough

stand;
ly;

= 90

A
Re

gainst You
store sal

on
va

ly
tions

Ps 51:1-19, Is 43:25-28, Col 2:13-14, Acts 3:18-21

have
joy

I
a

sinned, Theres
gain,
Up

e
vil
hold me

on
ten

my
der

hands.
ly.

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Jesus Sinners Doth Receive

140

Words: Erdmann Neumeister, 1718. Translated by Henry Mills, 1845 (et al).
Music: Meinen Jesum Lass Ich Nicht (Darmstadt) from Neu-verfertigtes Darmstvz|}~ x{}~
Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

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1. Je
2. We
3. As
4. Come,
5. Sa

sus
de
the
then,
vior,

sin
serve
shep
all
now

ners
but
herd
by
I

Who
Par
So
Gods
Wilt

in
don,
hath
own
Thou

sins
peace,
Christ
child
mer

de
and
each
ren,
cy

Here
Who
Fain
Think
I

is
with
Hed
on
will

hope for
hum ble
have each
this, and
trust: my

doth
grief
seeks
guilt
come

re
and
to
op
to

ceive;
shame,find
pressed,
Thee:

lu sions live,
life pro claim;
soul in mind,
pure and blest,
show to
me?

all
who
hearts be
wan drer
well be
soul
re

grievelievelive:
lieve
lieve!

Well
Yet
His
Je
Great

may
His
lost
sus
my

we
words,
sheep
calls,
sins,

this
rich
that
and
a

And from God and

Here their ills have
And for its
sal
And to
glo ry
Can I
hope to

Je
Je
Je
Je
Me,

sus
sus
sus
sus
a

sin
sin
sin
sin
sin

say
grace
from
He
wear

Hea
per
va
He
find

ners
ners
ners
ners
ner,

ing
re
Him
would
y

ven
fect
tion
would
a

pon
veal
stray
make
bur

wan
heal
pray
take
par

doth
doth
doth
doth
Lord,

re
re
re
re
re

der
ing,
eth,
you
den!

der:
ing
eth;
you;
don?

ceive.
ceive.
ceive.
ceive.
ceive!

6. Rich Thy mercy- strangely good! O how oft have I offended!

But through Thy redeeming blood All my fear of wrath is ended:
Yes I now can witness give: Jesus sinners doth receive!
7. Now my conscience is at peace; From the Law I stand acquitted;
Christ hath purchased my release, And my every sin remitted.
Naught remains my soul to grieve: Jesus sinners doth receive.
8. Jesus sinners doth receive! Happy in His ceaseless favor,
Here for Heaven I will live, There shall live with Him forever,
"Joy in death these tidings give; Jesus sinners doth receive!"

Lk 15:1-7, 7:36-48, 19:1-10, Mt 9:11-13, 1Tim 1:15-16

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Lord Jesus Think On Me

141

CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION

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.

= 110

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;

with
mised
and
ly
Thou

in.
rest.
Life.
way.
nigh!

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 free And
ser vant be And
mi
se
ry
Be
plex it
y
Point
e
ne my, O

6. Lord Jesus, think on me

That, when the flood is past,
I may theternal brightness see
And share Thy joy at last.

Ps 51:6-12, Heb 4:15-16, Ps 119:133, Lk 23:42-43, Mt 5:21-37

make
taste
Thou
Thou
Sa

me pure
Thy pro
my Health
the heavn
vior, be

7. Lord Jesus, think on me

That I may sing above
To Father, Spirit, and to Thee
The strains of praise and love.

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O Lord My Soul Convicted

CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION

142

(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.

= 100

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

mightst
wants
plan
ton
faith

ing
me
Thy
hath
to

all
of
bro
to
re

Thou
I
I
ing
in

Mt 22:34-46, Eph 5:15-21

Thy
ap
ken
Thy
bels

pour
see,
see,
day,
crease

ten
proach
law
law
from

Thy
Lost
Theres
Which
To

com
ing
re
re
a

wrath
and
hope
guil
love

mands: And
harms; And
dress;
Yet
stord Those
bove!
Do

in
un
of
ty
and

one
done,
par
sin
trust

on
now,
in
ho
Thou,

e
I
don
ners
Thy

me
O
the
nors
O

ter
come
een
took
plan

just
Lord,
gos
on
Lord,

nal
to
for
a
of

ly
my
pel
tha
my

showr.
Thee.
me.
way.
grace.

8888

Out of the Deep I Cry to Thee

143

CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION

(also known as From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee)

Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozer Russell (1806-1874).
Music: Aus Tiefer Not (Luther) or Af Dybsens N
Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1725.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 110

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, hear
our sins
ing
on
the morn
His mer

my
for
my
re
cy

cry
giv
mer
turn
reign

ing:
ing;
it;
eth,
eth;

ply
liv
spi
mourn
tain

ing.
ing.
rit.
eth.
eth.

4
4

In
The
My
My
No

cline
ho
heart
heart
lim

Thy
liest
con
un
it

For
Be
His
Born
He

if
fore
prec
of
the

in
Thy
sure
thus
re

iq
judg
Rock
far
deem

gra
deeds
fides,
doubt
can

Thou
Thee
ious
His
good

ui
ment
is
eth
and

cious ear
can naught
of
Him
ing trusts
His
hand

fix
none
word
Spi
Shep

ty,
fear,
he,
well,
own,

Ps 130, Eph 2:8-9, Rom 5:20-21, 1Tim 1:14

to
a
pos
His
with

Thy
can
as
rit,
herd

Who,
And
Where
And
For

me,
With
vail
Of
sest,
His
might Nor
hold, Where

search
boast
sur
Is
is

ing
him
eth
ra
a

Lord, can
live
on
on
my
on
his
giv
ing

prayer
all
good
in
ev

eye
clear;
me;
el
lone,

to
be
ness
im
il

Thee
ap
fore Thee
stays my
pa
tience
most
ob

On
There
My
In
Who

stand be
fore
Thy com pas
soul
a
bid
God re
pos
all trans gres

all
fore
sol
the
Is

sin
must
ace,
right
rael

and
each
my
Way
will

Thee?
sion.
eth.
eth
sion.

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Out of the Deep I Cry to Thee

CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION

144

(also known as From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee)

Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Arthur Tozer Russell (1806-1874).
Music: Aus Tiefer Not (Strassburg) or Strassburg from K
Setting: Karl August Haupt, 1869.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 110

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

For
Be
His
Born
He

in
Thy
sure
thus
re

cline Thy gra cious

ho liest deeds can
heart con fides, of
heart un doubt ing
lim
it
can His

if
fore
prec
of
the

iq
judg
Rock
far
deem

Thou
Thee
ious
His
good

ui
ment
is
eth
and

fix
none
word
Spi
Shep

ty,
fear,
He,
well,
own,

Ps 130, Eph 2:8-9, Rom 5:20-21, 1Tim 1:14

ear
naught
Him
trusts
hand

Thy
can
as
rit,
herd

Who,
And
Where
And
For

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

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

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

ply
liv
spi
mourn
tain

sin
must
ace,
right
rael

ing.
ing.
rit.
eth.
eth.

and
each
my
Way
will

Thee?
sion.
eth.
eth
sion.

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145

CONFESSION/ABSOLUTION

Words: verses 1-3, Samuel Davies, 1769. alt. verses 4-6, 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.

= 130

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,

where
is
spare
plead
pro

all
no
guil
mer
stron

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

fly?
there?
spare
sake,
sin;

Your
we
we
sus
re

sword,
fall;
turn;
Name.
dress.

To
And
The
And
Blot

O
But
O
We
Your

whom but
must
we
Church which
trust
that
out
O

You
per
You
You
Lord

can
there
our
Your
mise

di
ish
have
will
what

the
de
ty
cy
ger

rect
in
plant
not
we

help
livr
coun
for
than

their
des
ed
for
have

less
ance
try,
His
our

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 51:1-19, Ezra 9:5-15, 1Kgs 8:46-53, Job 42:1-6

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At The Lambs High Feast

LORDS SUPPER

146

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.

= 110

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
red blood
gel sheathes
tim, Pas
be neath

ious
for
his
chal
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

6. Now no more can death appall,

Now no more the grave enthrall;
Thou hast opened Paradise,
And in Thee Thy saints shall rise.

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!

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 19:6-10, Jn 19:34, Ex 12:21-27, Mt 26:26-28, Jn 6:32-35, 1Cor 15:53-57

7 7 7 7 with Alleluia

I Come, O Savior, To Thy Table

147

LORDS SUPPER

Words: Friedrich C. Heyder, 1710. Translation composite. Music: Ich Sterbe T

Emskirchner Choralbuch, 1756. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 100

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

ab
fore
ne
ne
turn

le
Thee,
ver,
ver
ing;

Lord, may Thy

is
heavn
sin
to
va

To
Look
For
May
So

bo

6.Weary am I and heavy laden,

With sin my soul is sore opprest;
Receive me graciously and gladden
My heart, for I am now Thy guest.
7.Thou here wilt find a heart most lowly
That humbly falls before Thy feet,
That duly weeps oer sin, yet solely
Thy merit pleads, as it is meet.
8.By faith I call Thy holy table
The testament of Thy deep love;
For, lo, thereby I now am able
To see how love Thy heart doth move.

my
ly
ful
my
tion

sa
on
Thou
see
I,

dy

and

soul;
board
heart,
soul
see

tis
ly
my
Thy
a

Thy

Thou, Bread of
And, as
I
Yet Thou Thy
That
I
through
Who, Lord,
to

fy
un
faith
judg
sin

blood

and
to
ful
ment
ner,

Be

make
Thee,
Shep
take
come

for

my

9.What higher gift can we inherit?

It is faiths bond and solid base;
It is the strength of heart and spirit,
The covenant of hope and grace.
10.This feast is manna, wealth abounding
Unto the poor, to weak ones power,
To angels joy, to hell confounding,
And life for me in deaths dark hour.
11.Thy body, givn for me, O Savior,
Thy blood which Thou for me didst shed,
These are my life and strength forever,
By them my hungry soul is fed.

Life,
low
lamb
will
Thee

a
ly
wilt
ful
in

me
O
herd
its
to

soul

the

lone
bow
ba
sin
faith

art
be
nish
ning
are

whole:
Lord!
art:
toll!
Thee.

high

est good!

12.With Thee, Lord, I am now united;

I live in Thee and Thou in me.
No sorrow fills my soul, delighted
It finds its only joy in Thee.
13.Who can condemn me now? For surely
The Lord is nigh, who justifies.
No hell I fear, and thus securely
With Jesus I to Heaven rise.
14.Though death may threaten with disaster,
It cannot rob me of my cheer;
For He Who is of death the Master,
With aid and comfort eer is near.

15.My heart has now become Thy dwelling, O blessd, holy Trinity.
With angels I, Thy praises telling, Shall live in joy eternally.

1Cor 11:23-29, Lk 22:17-20, 7:6, Mk 14:22-25, Mt 26:26-28, Ps 130

989888

Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior

LORDS SUPPER

148

(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 (1369-1415). 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

He
And
Re
Gave
By

for
He
pre
hath
be

saved
with
ceive
to
those

ev
gave
par
gi
tak

er;
us
eth;
ven,
en

us
this
who
die
whose

from
wine,
comes
His
heart

Suf
With
Death
And
By

the
His
un
be
is

fring
this
in
for
the

pains no
bread, a
stead of
mis deeds
sick who

pains
pre
worth
lov
sin-

tongue can
quick ning
life
shall
thou
hast
are
dis

of
cious
il
ed
o

6. To such grace and mercy turneth

Every soul that truly mourneth;
Art thou well? Avoid this board,
Else thou reapest an ill reward.

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.

7. Christ says: "Come ye heavy-laden,

I your weary hearts will gladden;
They that are yet strong and well,
Despise the best physicians skill.

9. If thou this believest truly,

And confession makest duly,
Thou a welcome guest art here,
This heavenly food thy soul shall cheer.

tell,
food,
He
done
tressed,

hell.
blood.
y.
Son.
ppressed.

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 5:6-14, Rom 5:9-10, 1Cor 11:23-29, Jn 6:50-57, 1Jn 1:9

8878

Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior

149

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 (1369-1415) 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 Hymn-Book", 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
ceive 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 sino

6. To such grace and mercy turneth

Every soul that truly mourneth;
Art thou well? Avoid this board,
Else thou reapest an ill reward.

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.

7. Christ says: "Come ye heavy-laden,

I your weary hearts will gladden;
They that are yet strong and well,
Despise the best physicians skill.

9. If thou this believest truly,

And confession makest duly,
Thou a welcome guest art here,
This heavenly food thy soul shall cheer.

hell.
blood.
y.
Son.
ppressed.

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 5:6-14, Rom 5:9-10, 1Cor 11:23-29, Jn 6:50-57, 1Jn 1:9

8878

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

LORDS SUPPER

150

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.

= 120

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

Christ
He
That
Al

our God to
will give to
the powrs of
le
lu

earth ly
hu man
light de
to
the

earth de
all
the
hell may
ia,
Al

mind ed,
ves ture,
scend eth
pre sence,

scend
fai
va
le

lu

Hab 2:20, Acts 1:10-11, 1Thess 4:16-17, 1Cor 11:23-26, Lk 2:8-15

For
In
From
As

eth,
thful
nish
ia

with bles
the
bo
the realms
with cease

Our
His
As
Al

full
own
the
le

hom
self
dark
lu

sing
dy
of
less

age
for
ness
ia,

in
His
and the
end less
voice they

hand,
blood;
day,
cry:

to
de
heavn ly
clears a
Lord Most

mand.
food.
way.
High!

878787

O Lord, I Am Not Worthy

151

LORDS SUPPER

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

Mt 8:8, Lk 7:6, 5:8, Is 57:18-19, Is 6:9-10, Acts 2:46-47

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.

7676

Thou, Who at Thy First Eucharist

LORDS SUPPER

152

(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

With
By
Back
One

bread,
bread,
bread,
peace

for
ev
sions soon
herd
of
Thy Church

long
draw
to
with

one
one
one
and

er
to
the
a

one,
cease;
sheep,
bove,

ing heart and

ing
all
to
the Church which
Thy saints
in

bo
bo
bo
love

dy
dy
dy
to

be,
be,
be,
be

Grant
Draw
Back
One

us
at
ev
ry
us
the near
er
to
the faith which
with Thy saints in

soul, "Thy will be

Thee, O Prince of
still that faith doth
one un bound ed

Through
Through
Through
One

this blest sac

this blest sac
this blest sac
with the Trin

Jn 17:11, Eph 4:1-7, 4:11-16, 1Cor 10:16-17, 1:13, Ps 133, 2Tim 4:3-4, Jn 10:11

done."
Peace;
keep;
love;

ra
ra
ra
i

Eu
cha rist
to
each to each, we
saints be lieved of
one
un bro ken

O
Thus
Soon
More

ment
ment
ment
ty

may we
may we
may we
bless d

of
of
of
in

un
un
un
un

i
i
i
i

say
plead,
old,
peace,

all one
all one
all one
still, in

ty.
ty.
ty.
ty.

10 10 10 10 10 10

To Avert From Men Gods Wrath

153

LORDS SUPPER

Words: Latin c. 1400, sometimes attr. John Hus. Translated Christian Ignatius Latrobe, 1789.
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.

= 90

4
4
1. To
a
vert from
2. That we nev er
ther each af
3. Hi
4. He
who in self5. But
ex
am ine

men Gods wrath

should for
get
flict
ed
soul
right eous ness
first your case,

Je
sus suf fered
This great Love on
May re
pair, though
Fix
es
a
ny
Whe ther you
be

in
our stead;
us
be stowed,
filled with grief;
hope or
stay,
in
the faith;

4
4

By
He
To
Has
Do

And
All
Fear
To
Then,

an
ig
gave us
the sick,
not
on
you long

no
His
not
a
for

by
His most
who sick and
not, there fore,
the hun gry,
how eer your

min ious
flesh to
to
the
wed ding
par dning

death
eat,
whole,
dress,
grace?

He
and
the
And
Is

pre
cious blood,
need
y
are
but
draw nigh,
wear
y
heart,
souls op pressed,

a
full
a
to
drink His
Phy
si
cian
with shame is
your on
ly

Brought
May
Christ
He
Come,

us,
sin ners,
re ceive in
will all your
will food and
you are
a

tone ment
pre cious
brings re
sent
a
hope His

made;
blood;
lief;
way;
death?

nigh to God.
Him
a
share.
wants sup ply.
rest im part.
wor thy guest.

6. He who Jesus mercy knows, Is from wrath and envy freed;

Love unto our neighbor shows That we are His flock indeed;
Thus we may in all our ways Show forth our Redeemers praise.

1Thess 5:9, Eph 5:6-14, Rom 5:9-10, 1Cor 11:23-29, Jn 6:50-57, 1Jn 1:9

777777

Almighty God Your Word Is Cast

WORD OF GOD

154

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.

= 100

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.

Lk 8:4-15, Mk 4:3-8, 4:13-20, Mt 13:3-9, 13:18-30, Rom 1:16, Lk 4:17-27

8686

Jesus Loves Me

155

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.

= 120

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

Yes,

Je

Yes,

Je

Eph 3:17-18, Jn 15:12-13

to
a
and

sus

sus

Him
way
died

loves

loves

be
my
for

long;
sin,
me,

They
Let
I

me!

me!

are weak, but

His
lit
tle
will hence forth

Yes,

The

Bi

Je

sus

ble

tells

He
is strong.
child come in.
live
for Thee.

loves

me

me!

so.

7 7 7 7 10 11

Lamp of Our Feet

WORD OF GOD

156

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.

= 140

3
4
1. Lamp
2. Bread
3. Pil
4. Pole5. 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!

lers
the
our
to
tress

way!
sky.
stay!
sound!
towr.

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

6. Our shield and buckler in the fight!

Victrys triumphant palm!
Comfort in grief! in weakness, might!
In sickness, Gileads balm.

grace!
read
barkkeep;
shade;

Brook by
the
Of realms be
Our
an
chor
Our deep seaThe
sol diers

trav
yond
and
lead,
for

9. Word of the ever-living God!

Will of His glorious Son!
Without Thee, how could earth be trod?
Or Heaven itself be won?

7. Childhoods preceptor! manhoods trust!

Old ages firm ally!
Our hope-when we go down to dust,
Of immortality.

10. Yet to unfold thy hidden worth,

Thy mysteries to reveal,
That Spirit which first gave thee forth,
Thy volume must unseal!

8. Pure oracles of truth divine!

Unlike each fabled dream
Given forth from Delphos mystic shrine
Or groves of Academe!

11. And we, if we aright would learn

The wisdom it imparts,
Must to its heavenly teaching turn
With simple, child-like hearts!

Ps 119:105, 2Pt 1:19-21, Jn 1:1-5, 1:14, 5:24, 17:17, Deut 8:3, Lk 1:1-4, 4:32, 1Cor 1:18, Col 3:16, 1Pt 1:25, 1Jn 1:1-3

8686

That Men a godly Life Might Live

157

WORD OF GOD

(also known as These Are the Holy Ten Commands)

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
low
4. Hal
5. Give to

a
thy
le
the
thy

god
ly
life
God and Lord
word and speech
day which God
par ents 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

Up
With
But
That
So

give
own;
vain;
rest;
too;

By
On
And
Keep
And

on
the mount
all
thy heart
what God doth
God may so
shalt thou have

His
My
praise
hand
help

true
great
not
and
them

Si
na
i.
love thou Me.
say and do.
work in
thee.
length of
days.

ser
mer
aught
heart
when

Have

vant
cy
as
from
their

Mo
ven
good
la
strength

ses,
ture
and
bor
de

mer cy,

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.

9.Bear not false witness, nor belie

Thy neighbor by foul calumny;
Defend his innocence from blame,
With charity hide his shame.

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.

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.

8.Steal not; oppressive acts abhor;

Nor wring their life-blood from the poor;
But open wide thy loving hand
To all the poor in the land.

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.

high
thee,
true
free,
cays

Lord.

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 20:1-17, Deut 5:6-21, 1Tim 2:5-6, Ps 60:11-12

88874

The Gospel Shows The Fathers Grace

WORD OF GOD

158

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
firm ly clings To
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 1:16-17, 1Jn 4:9-10, Heb 9:28

8888

The Law Of God Is Good And Wise

159

WORD OF GOD

Words: Matthias Loy, 1863. Music: Erhalt Uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, 1543.
Setting: "Concordia Kinderchw
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

the
may
what
ror
us

way
see
deeds
in
for

sets
know
would
will
ho

4
4

His
ledge
in
ful
li

eous
e
de
re
to

will
of
works
ly
ness

be
our
of
in
con

ness,
state
light
sounds
die

fore
sin
love
sin
demns

And
And
And
And
And

Ps 19:8, Rom 3:19-26, Rom 2:12, Ex 18:20

our
ful
a
re
us

eyes,
hearts,
bound
main,
all;

dooms
seek
should
keeps
has

Shows
That
It
Its
It

to
de
be
their
no

death
liv
done
wick
powr

us
we
shows
ter
dooms

when
rance
as
ed
to

we
ere
good
ness
jus

trans
too
and
in
ti

of
our
are
their
our

right
lost
His
ear
sin

gress.
late.
right.
bounds.
fy.

8888

Wilt Thou, O Man, Live Happily

WORD OF GOD

160

(also known as Man, Wouldst Thou Live All Blissfully)

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

Our
My
Work
Keep
Nor

ter
thee
time
mo
with

nal
ly,
mis lead;
of need:
ther be;
false tongue;

God
king
in
sa
grudge

Him self
dom then
thy heart
cred thy
him aught

Ex 20:1-17, Deut 5:6-21, Ps 90:1

bid
thou
on
mar
he

The
Thy
Hal
Kill
Thy

ten
heart
low
no
neigh

deth
shalt
that
riage
hath

us.
be.
day.
bed.
got.

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

Kyr

lei

thus
Me,
may
dread;
not,

son!

88874

All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name

161

REDEEMER

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.

= 120

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

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

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

crown
crown
crown
crown
crown

Him
Him
Him
Him
Him

Him
Him
Him
Him
Him

Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord

Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord

of
of
of
of
of

all.
all.
all.
all.
all.

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 2:9-11, Rev 5:9-14, Heb 2:9, Phil 2:9-10, Rev 19:16

868686

Alleluia, Sing To Jesus!

REDEEMER

162

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

le
le
le
le

lu
lu
lu
lu

Hark!
Though
Int
Thou

the
the
er
with

Je
Shall
Where
Thou

sus
our
the
on

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
He
here
born

the
is
the
of

tri
near
sin
Mar

umph,
us,
ful
y,

peace
sight
Friend
veil

ful
re
of
hast

Zi
on
ceived Him
sin
ners,
en
tered,

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;

ry
a
ques
tions
day
to
Hea ven Thy

lone.
how;
day:
throne:

3
4

Al
Al
Al
Al

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

songs of
cloud from
ces
sor,
in
the

out
hearts
songs
earth

of
for
of
both

Is 66:1, Rom 15:9, Jas 5:13, Rev 14:2-3

ev
get
all
priest

ery
His
the
and

na
pro
sin
vic

His
faith
flee
Earth

tion
mise,
less
tim

the
be
to
Thy

thun
when
Earths
robed

has
"I
sweep
in

vic
to
lieves, nor
Thee from
foot stool,

der
the
Re
in

re
am
ac
the

like
a
for
ty
deem er,
flesh our

might y
days were
plead for
great High

deemed us
with
you
ross
the
Eu
char

by
ev
crys
ist

flood.
oer
me,
Priest;

His
er
tal
ic

blood.
more"?
sea.
feast.

87878787

Beautiful Savior

163

REDEEMER

(also known as Fairest Lord Jesus)

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

tru
ly Id
Je
sus is
Je
sus shines
Praise, a dor

So 6:10, Mt 6:29

Son
bloom
stars
Son

serve
pur
pur
a

of
ing
on
of

Thee,
er,
er
tion

Man!
spring;
high;
Man!

Light of
my
He makes our
Than all the
Now and for

Tru
Je
Je
Glo

soul,
sor
an
ev

ly
Id
sus is
sus shines
ry and

my
rwing
gels
er

joy,
spi
in
more

love
fair
bright
ho

my
rit
the
be

Thee,
er,
er,
nor,

crown.
sing.
sky.
Thine!

557558

Crown Him With Many Crowns

REDEEMER

164

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

A
Fruit
Who
His
His

wake,
of
ev
glo
reign

And
The
And
Who
Fair

hail
root
takes
died
flowrs

the heavn ly
son
those crim
who tread where
vic
tor
ious
to
pole, that

my
the
ery
ries
shall

Him
whence
and
e
of

soul,
mys
grief
now
know

an
tro
He
in
wars

and
tic
hath
we
no

as
thy
mer cy
bears them
ter
nal
ra
pa

them
phies
hath
the
may

sing
rose,
known
sing,
end,

match
ev
for
life
dise

less
er
His
to
ex

drowns all
won which
trod, crown
strife
for
cease, and

of
as
that
Who
and

mu
now
Him
those
all

Him
of
wrings
died,
round

King through
flows, the
own, that
bring, and
tend their

sic
His
the
He
be

who
that
the
and
His

all
e
Babe of
all
in
lives that
fra grance

but
its
brow
a
Son
of
came to
prayer and

died
rose
hu
rose
pierc

for
the
man
on
ed

ter
ni
Beth le
Him may
death may
ev
er

own.
dorn;
Man;
save.
praise.

thee,
stem;
breast,
high,
feet

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.

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.

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.

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

66866686

From Nazareth

165

REDEEMER

Words: Margaret E. Sangster, 1911. 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, 2013 Revision.

= 120

3
4
1. Comes
2. Comes
3. One
4. O
5. For

a
a
touch
ci
He

ny
ny
u
ty
who

good
good
pon
of
dwelt

from
from
His
the
in

as
Na
bit
old
hand

of
za
ter
and
and

old
rene,
years.
gray,
brain,

Na
Na
gar
Car
Na

za
za
ments
pen
za

reth?
reth?
fringe
ter,
reth,

The
Be
Still
U
And

scorn
hold,
heals
pon
wrought

ful
the
the
the
with

3
4

cha
might
hurt
hill
toil

jeer
Lord
de
pain
y

llenge
y
of
slope
of

ing
of
mons
and
to

breath
From
death, Through
cringe,
He
stir
Turns
faith
Un

Jn 1:43-51, Mk 5:25-34, 1:32-34

cloi
warr
gives
yearn
til

stered
ing
the
ing
the

Is
The
Be
The
A

cells
a
wine
eyes
day

flung
Lord
fore
world
lone

and
ges
of
on
He

on
of
Him
a
gives

marts
walks
joy
thee
come

man
life,
yet
mong
vic

of
se
for
to
a

ya
the
the
its
tor

gold.
rene.
tears.
day.
gain.

8888

Hallelujah, What a Savior!

REDEEMER

166

(also known as Man of Sorrows)

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:

Is 53:3, 1Jn 2:1-2, Heb 4:14-16, 1Tim 2:5-6, Jn 19:30, Heb 12:1-2

le

lu

jah!

What a

Sa

vior!

7778

I Need Thee Every Hour

167

REDEEMER

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

need

bless

Heb 4:16, Phil 4:6

der
tions
ly
rich
me

voice like
lose their
and
a
pro mis
Thine in

Thee, O

me

now, my

Thine
powr
bide,
es
deed,

Can
When
Or
In
Thou

need

Thee;

Sav

ior,

peace
Thou
life
me
bless

Ev

af
art
is
ful
ed

ry

come

hour

ford.
nigh.
vain.
fill.
Son!

need

to

Thee;

Thee!

10 10 7 6 11

Jesus, King of Glory

REDEEMER

168

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

sin,
truth,
brace;
ours,
strife,

By
All
For
Through
Grant

glo

ry,

Thy child ren

we wor ship
thy glo
ry
ing val iant
the heavn ly

Thy
thy
the
Thy
us,

Spi
lov
pure
cross
with

cry.
thee;
see;
ly.
day;

rit
ing
and
to
the

help
guid
ho
con
faith

throned a bove the

sky,

Par
Ce
For
Lov
When

us
ance
ly
quer
ful,

don our trans

le brate thy
the loved ones
ing Sa
vior,
our course is

heavn
Of
Who
craf
palms

gres
good
rest
streng
fin

ly
life
our heed
be hold
ty
ev
and crowns

Je sus, ten der

Sa

to
less
thy
il
of

vior,

sions,
ness,
ing
then
ished,

win.
youth.
face,
powers.
life.

cleanse
Mer
In
these
end

us
cy,
thy
weak
ed

from
grace,
dear
hearts
all

our
and
em
of
the

Je sus, King of

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 12:1-15, Mt 19:28, Ps 24:8

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Music: Duke Street John Hatton, 1793. Setting: "Christian Hymns", 1908.
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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

shore
fume
shall
ter
A

to
shall
pro
nal
dam

shore
rise
claim
rest,
boast

Till
With
Their
And
More

run;
head;
song;
chains,
more;

moons
ev
ear
all
bless

shall
ery
ly
the
ings

His
His
And
The
In

wax
morn
bless
sons
than

king
Name,
in
wear
Him

dom
like
fant
y
the

and
ing
ings
of
their

stretch
sweet
voic
find
tribes

wane
sac
on
want
fa

no
ri
His
are
ther

from
per
es
e
of

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 9:9-10, Ps 72:8, Rev 22:3-5, 15:3-4, 1Cor 15:22-28, Is 9:6-7, Mk 1:34-39

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Jesus, Thy Boundless Love To Me

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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.

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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
sence
pre
Thee
a
pain,
hast

reign
joy,
eer
in
pour

clare;
lone!
flies;
spire.
showed;

with
my
thy
my
est

Lord,
heart
may
all
heart

I
re
I
my
im

out
trea
heal
soul
forth

U
Oh,
Care,
Oh,
For

nite
may
an
may
me,

a
sure,
ing
like
Thy

live;
move;
see,
care
press,

6.More hard than marble is my heart,

And foul with sins of deepest stain;
But Thou the mighty Savior art,
Nor flowed thy cleansing blood in vain;
Ah soften, melt this rock, and may
Thy blood wash all these stains away!

my
Thy
guish,
Thy
on

ri
and
beams
heavn
guilt

My
My
No
To
Nor

thank
love
sor
love
the

val
my
a
ly
less

self
ev
thing
guard
aught

ful
pos
row,
my
a

heart
sess
melt
hope
ccur

with
me
a
re
sed

there.
crown!
rise.
fire!
blood;

To
All
O
And
Thy

Thee
cold
Je
day
wounds

to
ery
de
this
shall

Thee,
act,
sire
sa
the

dear
word,
or
cred
lovd

7.O that I, as a little child,

May follow Thee, and never rest
Till sweetly Thou hast breathed
Thy mild And lowly mind into my breast!
Nor ever may we parted be,
Till I become as one with Thee.

Thee
whole,
way
new
tree,

And
My
Wher
Burn
Thou

a
ness
sus,
and
u

lone,
from
no
night
pon

dear
my
thing
be
my

Lord,
thought,
seek,
treas
stamp

I
be
but
ure
ef

give.
love.
Thee!
there.
face.

8.Still let Thy love point out my way;

How wondrous things Thy love hath wrought!
Still lead me, lest I go astray;
Direct my word, inspire my thought;
And if I fall, soon may I hear
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 6:19-21

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Lord, Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor

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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

Al

le

Je
Thou
We
Clean
Je

sus,
art
in
sing
sus,

lu

true
here,
wor
souls
true

strong
cern
an
un
in

De
ment
gels
dim
ter

ia!

and li
we ask
ship join
from ev
and li

Al

ving
not
with
ery
ving

fend
pray
hail
in
ces

er,
we,
Thee,
ished
sion,

Now
Lest
Branch
Shall
Grace

lu

ia!

le

Bread!
how.
them.
stain.
Bread!

Je
Thou
We
Clean
Je

sus,
art
in
sing
sus,

lift up
Your
we fail
to
and Flowr of
for ev
er
and peace for

Al

true
here,
wor
souls
true

and
we
ship
from
and

le

peo ples head.

know You now.
Jes ses stem.
more re main.
us
to win.

lu

li
ask
join
ev
li

ia!

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 1:5-6, Jn 6:47-51, Rev 5:11-14, 7:9-17, Rom 3:24-25, 1Cor 5:7

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Words: Johnson Oatman, Jr, 1894.

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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

not
not
not
not
not

one!
one!
one!
one!
one!

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

Je

sus knows all

our

Theres not a

bout

friend like the

low

dis
and
can
not
in

eas
low
cheer
take
heav

es,
ly,
us,
him?
en?

strug gles,

ly

Je sus,

Jn 15:13-15, Is 41:8-10, Mt 11:19, 28:20, Heb 13:5, Pr 18:24, Mk 1:40-45

No,
No,
No,
No,
No,

He

No,

will guide till the

not

one!

no,
no,
no,
no,
no,

not
not
not
not
not

day

is

no,

not

one!
one!
one!
one!
one!

done;

one!

10 6 10 6 9 8 10 6

None Other Lamb

173

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Setting: "The Hymnal" (Presbyterian), 1911.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

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3
2
1. None oth
er
2. My
faith burns
3. Lord, Thou art

Lamb,
low,
life,

none oth
er
my hope burns
though I
be

name,
low;
dead;

None oth
On
ly
Loves fire

er
my
Thou

3
2

hope
hearts
art,

in Heavn or
de
sire
cries
er
how ev

place from
of
its
place to

guilt
want
lay

and
and
my

earth
out
cold

or
in
I

sea,
me
be:

shame,
woe,
head,

Jn 1:29, Rev 5:6, Job 40:6-14, Ps 73:25, 81:6-10, Jn 14:23, 2Cor 5:1-5, Acts 4:12

None
oth
er
By
the
deep
Nor Heavn have

None
Cries
Nor

be
out
home,

side
to
but

hi
thun
I,

ding
der
nor

Thee!
Thee.
Thee.

8 10 10 4

O Be Glad All Nations on Earth

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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.

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3
2
3

1. O
2. Great
3. When
4. Lo,

be
and
shall
that

glad,
all
vel
mar
Heavn and
day
shall

na
ous
Earth
come

tions
are
to
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
all
Lamb,
trum

be
Your
its
pet

praised;
ways;
Light?
sound;

He
is
Name they
end
the
deaths chains

raised.
praise.
night?
bound.

3
2
3

He
is
All the
When shall
Then the

crowned, the
na
tions
all
the
saints
will

An gels
An gels
An gels
Let us

bow
bow
bow
all

ing
ing
ing
bow

King
bow
saints
cease

of
in
be
their

glo
ry,
wor ship,
ga thered,
groan ing,

At Gods
King of
and
that
Nev
er

down
down
down
down

be
be
be
be

fore
fore
fore
fore

Him,
Him,
Him,
Him,

Sing
Sing
Sing
Sing,

ing
ing
ing
O

hand
Your
shall
by

right
kings,
Day
more

with
with
with
sing

the
the
the
the

heavn
heavn
heavn
ter

ly
ly
ly
nal

throng;
throng;
throng;
song;

3
3

El
ders
El
ders
ders
El
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

e
e
e
the

ter
ter
ter
heavn

nal
nal
nal
ly

song.
song.
song.
throng.

Ps 117, Ps 67:2-4, Rev 4:4-11, Rev 7:9-12, Rev 15:3-4

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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

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.

13. I found and owned His promise true,

Ascertained of my part,
My pardon passed in heaven I knew
When written on my heart.

7. In Christ your Head, you then shall know,

Shall feel your sins forgiven;
Anticipate your heaven below,
And own that love is heaven.

14. Look unto Him, ye nations, own

Your God, ye fallen race;
Look, and be saved through faith alone,
Be justified by grace.

8. Glory to God, and praise and love

Be ever, ever given,
By saints below and saints above,
The church in earth and heaven.

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.

9. On this glad day the glorious Sun

Of Righteousness arose;
On my benighted soul He shone
And filled it with repose.

16. Awake from guilty natures sleep,

And Christ shall give you light,
Cast all your sins into the deep,
And wash the thiop white.

10. Sudden expired the legal strife,

Twas then I ceased to grieve;
My second, real, living life
I then began to live.

17. Harlots and publicans and thieves

In holy triumph join!
Saved is the sinner that believes
From crimes as great as mine.

11. Then with my heart I first believed,

Believed with faith divine,
Power with the Holy Ghost received
To call the Savior 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.

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!

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 96:1-3, 1Pt 1:18-19, Rev 5:11-13, Eph 2:8-9, Lk 7:7

grace!
name.
peace.
me.
lieve.

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O The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus

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Words: S. Trevor Francis, 1875.

Music: Ebenezer or Ton-Y-Botel 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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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

meas
praise
ev

ured,
from
ery

full
ne
ha

ness
ver,
ven

bound
shore
love

less, free!
to shore!
the best!

ov
nev
giv

er me!
er more!
ing rest!

8
4
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

3
3

Un der
How He
O the

neath me,
watch es
deep, deep

all ar
oer His
love of

Lead ing
How for
And it

ound me,
loved ones,
sus,
Je

is the
died to
tis a

on ward,
them He
lifts me

lead ing
in
ter
up
to

cur
rent
call them
heavn of

of
Thy
all
His
heavns to

love
own;
me;

home
ce
glo

ward
deth,
ry,

to Thy
watch eth
for
it

glor
oer
lifts

ious
them
me

rest
from
up

a bove!
the throne!
to Thee!

Eph 3:17-18, Rom 11:33-36, Ps 36:6, 1Tim 1:12-17

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One Things Needful

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4
4
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;

4
4

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 ous
ov
er
na
ture
At
her
Sa viors
Sa vior! come and
Of
my will and

yoke
stretch
feet
dwell
ac

we find:
thy wings;
re clined:
in
me:
tions be:

3
4
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

er
is
was
will
er

de
de
re
I
be

riv
light
veal
quit
train

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

3
4

happ
full
les
fol
wis

i
ness
sons
low
dom

ness
the
that
Thee,
for

ev
heart
Christ
neer
ev

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

Lk 10:41-42, Mk 4:19-20, Phil 4:5-7, 3:7-11, Mt 6:25-34, 5:16, Col 2:13-14, Heb 9:13-14, Ps 23:1-6

one
wor
earth
Spi
Christ

thing
thi
ly
rit
have

all
est
con
and
this

8 7 8 7 12 12 11 11

REDEEMER

loss
lot
cerns
life
know

177(2)

can
and
she
is
ledge

re
the
for
Thy
di

quite
best,
got,
Word,
vine,

And
My
And
And
The

teach
One
all
is
full

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 forgo,
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 10:41-42, Mk 4:19-20, Phil 4:5-7, 3:7-11, Mt 6:25-34, 5:16, Col 2:13-14, Heb 9:13-14, Ps 23:1-6

8 7 8 7 12 12 11 11

Praise My Soul The King Of Heaven

178

REDEEMER

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.

= 120

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;

ises
to
our
ing
and

sing:
bless.
foes.
on,
space.

2
4

Ran somed,
Praise Him
In
His
But while
Sun
and

A
A
A
Praise
A

Ps 103:1, 145

lle
lle
lle
Him,
lle

healed,
still
hands
mor
moon,

lu
lu
lu
Praise
lu

re
the
He
tals
bow

ia!
ia!
ia!
Him,
ia!

stored,
same
gen
rise
down

A
A
A
Ha
A

for
as
tly
and
be

lle
lle
lle
lle
lle

giv
ev
bears
per
fore

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

en,
er,
us,
ish
Him,

ia!
ia!
ia!
jah
ia!

Ev
Slow
Res
Our
Dwell

Praise
Glor
Wide
Praise
Praise

er
to
cues
God
ers

the
ious
ly
the
with

more
chide,
us
lives
all

His
and
from
un
in

ev
in
yet
High
us

er
His
His
E
the

pra
swift
all
chang
time

last
faith
mer
ter
God

ing
ful
cy
nal
of

King.
ness.
flows.
One!
grace.

878787

The Galilean Fishers Toil

REDEEMER

179

(also known as Come Blessed Jesu Come)

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.

= 120

4
4
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,

won drous spoil

all
is
still,on
the
tree
joy
ful cheer
will
a
bound

is
the
was
they
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,

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,

4
4

But
But
The
But
When

Je
Je
pen
sud
sin

sus
sus
i
den
and

comes,- a
comes and
tent
up
ly
with
row
sor

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

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

are
in
vain and
round us
howl, and
tress
o
deep dis
loose our bands and
to
Thee pray
to

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

Lk 5:1-11, 23:39-43, 18:8, Jn 21:1-14, 6:16-21, 20:19-23, Mt 26:33-35, 26:69-75, Acts 20:29-30

ed
ed
us
ly
ed

Je
Je
Je
Je
Je

sus
sus
sus
sus
sus,

then!
hear.
grace!
Peace!
Come!"

86868686

The Lily of the Valley

180

REDEEMER

(also known as Ive Found a Friend in Jesus)

Words: C. W. Fry, 1881, alt.
Music: Salvation or The Lily of the Valley William S. Hays, 1881. Setting: Ira D. Sankey, 1887.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 100

6
8
1. Ive
2. He
3. Hell

found a friend in
all my grief has
ne ver, ne ver

Je sus, Hes
ta ken, and
leave me, nor

ev ery thing to
all my sor rows
yet for sake me

me, Hes the

borne; In temp
here, So
I

fair est of ten

ta tion Hes my
live by faith and

6
8

thou sand to my
strong and might y
do
His bless ed

All I
From my
With His

soul;
towr;
will;

need to cleanse and

heart for now He
man na He
my

The
Ill
A

Li ly of the
all for Him for
wall of fire a

make me ful ly
keeps me by His
hun gry soul shall

whole.
powr.
fill.

Val ley,
in
sake now, Ill
bout me, Ive

In
Though
When

In

Him a lone I
all my
i dols
no thing now to

see
tear
fear,

sor
row Hes my
all
the world for
crownd at last in

com fort,
sake me,
glo ry,

row Hes my

com fort,

sor

in
and
Ill

trou ble Hes my

Sa tan tempt me
see His bless ed

stay; He
sore, Through
face, Where

tells me ev ery
Je sus I shall
ri vers of de

care on Him to
safe ly reach the
light shall ev er

roll.
goal.
roll.

Hes the
Hes the
Hes the

Li ly
Li ly
Li ly

in

trou ble Hes my

stay;

tells me ev ery

care on

roll.

Hes the

Li ly

of the

Val ley, the

He

Bright and Morn ing

Star, Hes the

Hos 14:4-9, Rev 22:16, Jn 3:29, Is 53:3-6, Heb 13:5-6, 2Tim 4:8

Him to

fair est of ten

thou sand to my

soul.

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We Know Thee Who Thou Art

REDEEMER

181

(also known as Prayer After Pardon)

Words: William Bright, 1865.
Music: Sellinge John Pyke Hullah, 1868. Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1904.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. We
2. That
3. Brought
4. We
5. We

know Thee who Thou

sac
red fount of
home from ways per
dare not
ask
to
know Thee who Thou

art,
grace,
verse,
live
art,

Lord
Mid
At
Hence
Our

Je
sus,
Ma
rys
all
the
bliss
of
peace Thine arms with
forth from
tri
als
deem ing
own
re

Son;
Heavn,
in,
free;
Lord;

4
4

We
Has
We
But
Be

know
joy
pray
oh!
Thou

the
when
Thee,
when
by

yearn
eer
shield
next
will,

ings
we
us
they
and

of
seek
from
tempt
mind,

Heb 2:14-15, 13:20-21, Phil 1:6, Mk 1:23-28, Lk 4:33-37

Thy
Thy
the
us,
and

heart
face,
curse
give
heart,

To
And
Of
More
Ac

end
kneel
fall
strength
cep

Thy
to
ing
to
ted,

work
be
back
cling
loved,

be
for
to
to
a

gun.
givn.
sin.
Thee.
dored.

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By Grace Im Saved

182

JUSTIFICATION

Words: Christian L. Scheidt, 1742. Translated by Matthias Loy, (1828-1915).

Music: O Dass Ich Tansend Zungen Johann Balthasar K
Setting: "The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal" (Ohio Synod), 1908.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.

= 120

1. By
2. By
3. By
4. By
5. By

grace
grace!
grace!
grace
grace!

Im
our
mark
His
this

Why
The
When
Hadst
What

tremb
might
Sa
thou,
saints

lest
y
tan
dam
have

His
That
What
Wast
What

Word
He
rea
not
all

is
by
son
that
our

savedworks
well
Son,
ground

thou
Sa
threats
na
penned

true
death
neer
He
faith

grace
are
this
on
of

with
vior,
with
tion
by

then
re
can
thy
must

free
all
phra
earth
our

ter
long
pride
just
in

this
deems
com
wel
rest

and
re
ses
ap
sal

bound
ject
mean
pear
va

ror
ex
oer
ly
spi

ground
pec
ween
fear
ra

must
our
pre
fare
u

be:
race,
hend
sought,
pon,

less!
ed,
ing,
ing,
tion

less?
ted,
ing,
ing,
tion,

By
And
It
And
Is

My
All
When
Vouch
As

heart,
claims
sin
safed
long

be
of
rolls
be
as

Has
ev
er
To
us this
When troub led
Done aught to
What God to

grace
we
pleas
but
grace,

there
are
es
by
free

lievst
me
sor
neath
God

thou
rit
rows
thy
is

this
pass
oer
woe
true

God
a
false
bliss ful
truth
con science sighs
ren der
Him
our poor soul

is
a
saved
a
God
by
grace de
grace through

crown
lone
grace
livr
His

hood
has
for
thy
se

for
by
to
ance
dear

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.

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!

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.

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.

or
for
thy
to
en

not?
naught;
breast,
bend;
dures:

taught?
brought,
rest:
friend?
cures,

thee.
grace.
send.
wrought?
Son.

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 2:4-9, Titus 3:4-7, Is 64:6, Rom 3:23-24

989888

Christ My King On High

JUSTIFICATION

183

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.

= 150

4
4
1. Lord,
2. Spot
3. One
4. Long

my
less
with
to

sin,
Lamb
Him,
see

it
made
I
the

grieves
sin
stand
skies

my

Lord
al
hands
clothed

to
ways
Im
in

come.
be.
sure.
white.

me
for
se
burn

so.
me.
cure,
bright,

How
God,
Safe
heav

I
Great
in
ens

God
high
mer
King,

who
with
its
His

4
4
4
4

long
Judge,
Tri
hosts

for
just
une
all

clothes
Christs
givn
vic

me
Great
to
try

Eph 2:6, Ps 32:1-5, Jn 14:1-6

bright,
Pledge
me.
won.

wraps
ne
I
Come,

me
ver
now
pure

pure
more
hear
Bride

Bless
Sealed
Christs
See

in
shall
Him say,
be

my
on
great
the

heavns
death
"Whom
hold

Great
I
Im
the

Light.
dread.
pleased."
Son.

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Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice

184

JUSTIFICATION

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.

= 110

4
4
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

Pro claim the

Deep er
and
Grief drove me
He turnd to
From sin
and

vic
li
but
heal
him,

try
ving
to
my
that

won;
hell,
die,
smart
he

ni
tor
gainst
pon
je

ted
ment
Gods
his
wel

won
deep
to
me
sor

Right
So
To
He
May

heart
night
judg
ten
of

ders
er
des
a
row

and
and
ment
der
my

voice
day,
fought,
ness
crown,

God hath
still
I
pair, and
Fa thers
set
him

dear
firm
hell
gave
live

1Pt 1:6-9, 1Jn 4:14, Ps 98:1-3, 2Tim 1:9-10, Gal 4:4-5, Rom 3:28

ly
ly
I
his
with

And
There
And
To
And

ho
in
dead
save
bring

done,
fell,
I
heartfree,

it
sin
fast
best
thee

ly
my
to
was
to

rap
mo
good
his
man

How
Life
Had
Not
Slay

hath
po
was
and
for

cost
ssessed
sink
dear
ev

ture
ther
re
good
sal

sing
bore
main
pleas
va

ing,
me.
d.
ure.
tion;

his right arm

was
be come
no thing left
small the
cost
bit
ter death

the
a
me
to
for

him.
me.
ing.
est.
er.

8787887

JUSTIFICATION

184(2)
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.

1Pt 1:6-9, 1Jn 4:14, Ps 98:1-3, 2Tim 1:9-10, Gal 4:4-5, Rom 3:28

8787887

Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice

185

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.

= 140

4
4
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
a
Free will
He thought u
Then go,
bright

Pro claim the

Deep er
and
Grief drove me
He turnd to
From sin and

vic
li
but
heal
him,

try
ving
to
my
that

won;
hell,
die,
smart
he

ni
tor
gainst
pon
je

ted
ment
Gods
his
wel

heart
night
judg
ten
of

won ders
deep er
to
des
me
a
sor row

and
and
ment
der
my

voice
day,
fought,
ness
crown,

God hath
still
I
pair, and
Fa thers
set him

Right
So
To
He
May

dear
firm
hell
gave
live

1Pt 1:6-9, 1Jn 4:14, Ps 98:1-3, 2Tim 1:9-10, Gal 4:4-5, Rom 3:28

ly
ly
I
his
with

And
There
And
To
And

done,
fell,
I
heartfree,

ho
in
dead
save
bring

ly
my
to
was
to

How
Life
Had
Not
Slay

it
sin
fast
best
thee

hath
po
was
and
for

rap
mo
good
his
man

sing
bore
main
pleas
va

ing,
me.
d.
ure.
tion;

his right arm

was be come
no thing left
small the cost
bit
ter death

the
a
me
to
for

cost
ssessed
sink
dear
ev

ture
ther
re
good
sal

him.
me.
ing.
est.
er.

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185(2)
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.

1Pt 1:6-9, 1Jn 4:14, Ps 98:1-3, 2Tim 1:9-10, Gal 4:4-5, Rom 3:28

8787887

My Neighbor

186

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.

= 100

4
4
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 10:30-37, 6:36, Rom 5:12-19, 3:21-26, 13:8-10, Mt 20:26-28, 5:43-48,

Eph 5:1-2, Pr 14:21, Lv 19:17-18, Is 64:6, 2Tim 3:16-17

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O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High

JUSTIFICATION

187

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.

= 140

3
4
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;

fan
low
tar
hun
works

ta
er
ry
gered
He

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

the
the
and
temp
and

Son
robe
Man
ta
signs

of
of
with
tions
and

3
4

thought
or
was
fast
dai

God, should
hu
man
man would
sharp He
ac
tions

and
of
to
and
ly

take
frame
be
knew;
thus

Our
And
The
For
Still

sy,
place,
here;
sore,
wrought;

mor
He
space
us
seek

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.

tal
Him
of
the
ing

That
But
And
For
By

form
self,
thir
temp
not

God,
wore
God
us
words

for
to
ty
ter
Him

mor tals
this world
years and
o
ver
self,
but

sake!
came.
three.
threw.
us.

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, virgin-born to Thee!
All glory, as is ever meet
To Father and to Paraclete.

Eph 3:14-21, 1Jn 4:7-10, Rom 8:38-39, 1Pt 5:6-7

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Rock of Ages

188

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.

= 170

6
4
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,

ed side which
for ev
er
to Thee for
Thy judg ment

flowed,
flow,
grace;
throne,

6
4

Let
the
Could my
ked,
Na
When I

wa
zeal
come
soar

Be
All
Foul,
Rock

sin
sin
to
A

of
for
I
of

ter and
no res
to Thee
to worlds

the
could
the
ges,

doub
not
foun
cleft

the
pite
for
un

le
a
tain
for

blood,
know,
dress;
known,

From
Could
Help
See

cure;
tone;
fly;
me,

Save from
Thou must
Wash me,
Let
me

Ps 89:26, Deut 32:1-4, Hab 1:12, Jn 19:34, 1Cor 10:4, Heb 9:13-14

Thy
my
less
Thee

wound
tears
look
on

wrath
save,
Sa
hide

and make me
and Thou a
vior, or
I
my self in

pure.
lone.
die.
Thee.

777777

Salvation Unto Us Has Come

JUSTIFICATION

189

(also known as To Us Salvation Now Is Come)

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.

= 100

4
4
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;

help and save us

man, the vile
of
by their works gain
guilt was eer
in

ne
fend
Hea
crea

ver.
er.
ven.
sing.

lone,
sires
bright
dart

for
rit
the
if

4
4

Good
Caused
So
The

works
wrath
sin
task

Faith
Our
The
None

looks
flesh
Law
can

world
Law
sin
guile

a
re
to
ful

can not
a
and woe on
ners could them
was use less

to
Je
has not
is
but
re move

tone;
quires,
light
heart?

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.

He
And
That
So

vert
ev
selves
and

our doom, They

ery hand For
re deem And
in vain, Our

sus
those
a
sins

is
lost
lurks
deep

Christ
pure
mir
pois

our
is
with
is

a
de
ror
oned

one
our
in
our

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 conscience-stricken;
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.

Eph 2:1-10, Rom 3:10-31, 5:1-11, Gal 4:1-25, Lk 6:47-49

Who
The
To
Or

Re
con
our
cor

did
spi
bring
pur

deem
di
na
ru

all
of
in
y

the
the
bred
our

er.
tion.
ture.
ption.

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.

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Today Thy Mercy Calls Me

190

JUSTIFICATION

(also known as Today Your Mercy Calls Us)

Words: Oswald Allen, 1861, alt.
Music: Anthes Friedrich K. Anthes, 1847. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 140

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,

teer
I
may have
par
don
for
their
round the heavn ly
heart and eyes run

been;
sin;
gates;
oer?

4
4

How
Shall
The
What

ev
find
bless
shall

How
The
No
When

ev
er
long
past shall
be
will
ques tion
all things seem

Thy
A
Al
I

er
a
d
I

great my
Fa thers
an
gels
do
with

from
for
be
a

blood, O Christ, can

fu
ture grace be
though I
oft have
know one gate
is

Is 1:18, Lk 15:20-24, Heb 9:14, Jn 10:9

tres
wel
ga
out

mer
got
asked
gainst

wash
pro
wand
o

pass, wha
come, and
ther
a
thee when

cy
ten,
me,
me,

I
a
how
to

me, and
mised, a
ered, it
pen, one

may
pre
of
drive

have turned a
sent
joy
be
ten
I
have
me
to
des

way,
given;
come;
pair,

make me clean to
glo rious crown in
is
my
Fa thers
ear will hear my

day.
Heavn.
home.
prayer.

76767676

Abide With Me

CROSS AND COMFORT

191

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.

= 100

4
4
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

fail
all
cend
heart
oft

ens;
its
with
with
ious

Lord
glor
Thy
heal
and

and com forts

a round I
ing, pa tient,
ery
for
ev
as
I
left

with me
a
ies pass a
ci ples,
dis
ing
in
Thy
per verse mean

flee,
see;
free.
plea?
Thee,

bide.
way;
Lord,
wings,
while,

Help
of
the
O
Thou who
Come not
to
Come, Friend of
On
to
the

When
Change
Fa
Tears
Thou

help
chan
so
sin
close,

less,
gest
journ,
ners,
O

o
and
mil
for
hast

O
not,
but
and
Lord,

ther
de
iar,
all
not

a
a
a
thus
a

help
cay
con
woes,
left

bide
bide
bide
bide
bide

with
with
with
with
with

ers
in
des
a
me,

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 63:6-8, 73:23-26, 1Cor 10:13

10 10 10 10

Amazing Grace

192

CROSS AND COMFORT

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.

= 100

3
4
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

now
grace
safe
Por
in

a
my
al
my
tal

wretch
fears
rea
hope
life

am
ap
thus
tion
the

like
re
dy
se
shall

found;
pear
far,
be,
veil,

me!
lieved;
come;
cures;
cease,

Was
The
And
As
A

6. The earth shall soon dissolve like snow,

The sun forbear to shine;
But God, Who called me here below,
Shall be forever mine.

Jn 9:25, Eph 2:4-9

blind,
hour
grace
long
life

I
How
Tis
He
I

but
I
will
as
of

once
pre
grace
will
shall

now
first
lead
life
joy

was
cious
hath
my
pos

I
be
me
en
and

lost,
did
brought
Shield
sess,

but
that
me
and
with

see.
lieved.
home.
dures.
peace.

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.

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Be Still My Soul

CROSS AND COMFORT

193

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.

= 100

4
4
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

In
All
Who
Sor
So

ev
now
comes
row
shall

of
He
the
er
Thy

ery
my
to
for
He

thy heavn ly
and winds still
sus can
re
and tears are
of life
di

Ps 46:10, Rom 2:3-5

grief
has
vale
with
Lord

or
the
of
the
on

pain.
past.
tears,
Lord.
high;

change, He
ster
ious
soothe thy
got,
loves
view
thee

Friend
know
pay
past
vine

Leave
Thy
Then
When
Ac

faith
shall
sor
pur
with

ful
be
row
est
a

Through
His
From
All
Through

to
hope,
shalt
dis
know

thy
thy
thou
a
ledge

will
re
bright at
and
thy
joys
re
well pleased

thorn
voice
His
safe
pass

y
Who
own
and
ing

God
to
fi
con
bet
ter
ppoint ment,
Him
in

main.
last.
fears.
stored.
eye.

ways
ruled
full
bless
clouds

leads
them
ness
d
shall

or
dence
know
grief
all

der
let
His
and
thy

and
no
love,
fear
words

pro
thing
His
are
and

Be
Be
Be
Be
Be

still,
still,
still,
still,
still,

my
my
my
my
my

soul:
soul:
soul:
soul:
soul:

to
while
all
we
but

a
He
He
shall
more

joy
dwelt
takes
meet
bright

ful
be
a
at
ly

vide;
shake;
heart,
gone,
ways,

thy
the
thy
when
the

best,
waves
Je
change
Sun

end.
low.
way.
last.
shine.

10 10 10 10 10 10

Beneath The Cross Of Jesus

194

CROSS AND COMFORT

Words: Elizabeth C. Clephane, 1868.

Music: St. Christopher Frederick C. Maker, 1881. Setting: "Bristol Tune-Book", 1891.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2008 Revision.

= 100

4
4
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
tried
fur
times
bid

my
and
ther
can
ing

stand,
sweet,
side
see
place;

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;

4
4

The
O
The
The
I

sha
tryst
dark
ver
ask

A
As
And
And
Con

home with in
the
to
the ho
ly
there be tween us
from my strick en
tent
to
let
the

From the
So
A
The
My

dow of
a
ing place where
ness of
an
y
dy
ing
no
o
ther

burn
seems
watch
won
sin

Pr 14:26, 1Cor 1:17-18, Gal 6:14

ing
my
man
ders
ful

of
the
Sa viors
set
to
of
re
self my

might y
rock with
Hea vens love and
aw
ful grave that
form of
One Who
sun shine than the

wild er
pa
tri
stands the
heart with
world go

noon
cross
guard
deem
on

ness, a
arch that
cross two
tears two
by
to

tide heat,
to
me,
the way
ing love
ly shame,

rest
u
pon
the
won drous dream was
arms out stretched to
won ders
I
con
know no
gain
or

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

way,
givn,
save
fess;
loss,

day.
heavn.
grave.
ness.
cross.

76868686

Blessed Assurance

CROSS AND COMFORT

195

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.

= 100

9
8
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,

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.

9
8

Heir of sal
An gels de
Watch ing and

This is

va tion, pur chase of

scend ing bring from a
wait ing, look ing a

my

stor

y,

this is

my

song,

Prais ing my

Sa

vior,

This is my

stor

y,

this is my

song,

Prais ing my

Sa

vior,

Heb 10:21-23, Ps 71:24, Rom 5:1

all the day

all

the day

long;

long.

9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9

Blind Bartimaeus

196

CROSS AND COMFORT

Words: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, alt, 1842.

Music: Fillmore Jeremiah Ingalls (1764-1828). Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.

= 100

3
4
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

say
The
Ra
"O

"It
blind
bbi,
Je

is
mans
re
sus,

a
call
"Go
call

go
eth
thy
eth

of
"He
swers,
He

waits:
peace!"
hands?"
y,

He
But
And
Re

Christ
cry
store
Je

ny,
thee;
way,
thee!"

Mk 10:46-52, Lk 18:35-43, Phil 4:5-7, 1Pt 2:24

hears
still,
he
call

the
a
re
those

crowd;
bove
plies,
migh

he
the
"O
ty

hears
nois
give
voi

of
is
the
sus

Naz
shrill
blind
pi

a
and
mans
ty

reth!"
loud:
sight."
me!"

And
Un
And
"Cou

calls
til
Je
rage!

"O
Cour
Thy
"Thy

Je
age!
faith,
faith,

sus,
a
thy
thy

Je
rise!
faith
faith

sus
He
hath
hath

pi
call
sa
sa

a
y
me
ces

in
they
sus
a

ty
eth
vd
vd

breath
crowd,
light!
three-

tones
say,
an
rise!

me!"
thee!"
thee."
thee."

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Come, Ye Disconsolate

CROSS AND COMFORT

197

Words: verses 1-2 Thomas Moore, 1816. Verse 3 Thomas Hastings, 1831.
Music: Consolator (Webbe) Samuel Webbe, 1792.
Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1896.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. Come,
2. Joy
3. Here

ye
of
see

dis
the
the

con
des
Bread

so late,
o late,
of Life;

wher
light
see

er
of
wa

ye
the
ters

fer
fade
pure

vent
less
from

ly
and
a

lan
stray
flow

guish;
ing,
ing

4
4

Come
Hope
Forth

Here
Here
Come

Earth
"Earth
Earth

to
of
from

the
the
the

bring your
speaks the
to
the

has
has
has

mer
pen
throne

woun
Com
feast

no
no
no

cy
i
of

seat,
tent,
God,

ded hearts,
fort er,
of love;

here
ten
come,

tell
der
ev

sor
sor
sor

that
that
but

Heavn
Heavn
Heavn

row
row
row

Jn 6:33-59, 7:37, Mt 11:28-30, Is 55:1-3, 53:5, Hos 14:4, Jn 14:16-17, 14:26, Rev 22:1

your
ly
er

can
can
can

kneel.
pure,
bove;

an
say
know

not
not
re

guish;
ing,
ing

heal.
cure."
move.

11 10 11 10

It Is Well With My Soul

198

CROSS AND COMFORT

(also known as When Peace Like a River)

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.

= 100

4
4
1. When
2. Though
3. My
4. For
5. But,

peace,
Sa
sin,
me,
Lord,

like a
tan should
oh, the
be
it
tis for

ri
buf
bliss
Christ,
Thee,

ver, at
fet, though
of this
be
it
for Thy

ten
tri
glo
Christ
com

deth my
als should
ri
ous
hence to
ing
we

way,
come,
thought!
live:
wait,

When
Let
My
If
The

sor
this
sin,
Jor
sky,

rows
blest
not
dan
not

taught
help
bear
death
voice

me to
less es
it
no
as
in
of the

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

Refrain

say,
tate,
more,
life
Lord!

It
is
And hath
Praise the
Thou wilt
Bless d

well,

with my

It

is

well,
shed
Lord,
whis
hope,

soul,

well,

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.

Heb 6:17-19, Jn 14:27-28, Is 26:3, Rom 5:1

it
is
His own
praise the
per
Thy
bless d

with my

well,
blood
Lord,
peace
rest

with
for
O
to
of

It is

well,

my
my
my
my
my

it

is

soul.
soul.
soul!
soul.
soul!

It

is

well with my

soul.

soul,

Note that this hymn is sometimes published without the refrain

11 8 11 9 6 9

My Song Shall Be Of Jesus

CROSS AND COMFORT

199

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.

= 96

4
4
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

My
My
And

song shall be
song shall be
when my soul

Who
Ill
A

gave
sing
song

Him
the
of

Ps 34:1, Is 12:1-6, 1Tim 2:5-6

cup with
mind His
home shines

bless
good
glo

of Je
of Je
shall en

self my
grace that
praise to

ings
ness,
rious

sus
sus,
ter

ran
saves
Je

som
me,
sus

and
and
in

the
what
the

and
and
Ill

pre
ev
ma

tunes my heart to praise

makes my joy com plete;
pure and per fect day.

cious Lamb
er
ills
ny man

of God
be fall,
sions fair,

bought me with His blood

tri
umphs o
ver all.
sing
for
ev
er there.

76767676

Nearer, My God, To Thee

200

CROSS AND COMFORT

Words: st. 1-2 by Sarah F. Adams, 1841. st. 3-5 by Hervey D. Ganse (1822-1891).
st. 6 by Edward H. Bickersteth, Jr. (1825-1906).
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.

= 160

6
4
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,

rais
rest
ing
lest
gels

eth
a
for
with
have

me,
stone.
me!
me!
trod.

6
4

Een
Dark
Who
Who
Not

Still
Yet
Streng
Grant
Here

Near
5. Then

though
ness
to
with
by

all
in
then
me
where

er,
ev

it
be
the
my
the

be
o
cross
lo
vi

a
ver
didst
ving
sioned

cross
me,
come,
Lord
steeps

my
my
my
thy
thy

song
dreams
wil
fel
cross

shall be,
Id
be
ling feet,
low ship!
I
see,

my
er

God,
more

to
to

Thee,
be

that
my
Dy
Dwel
An

near
near
Hold
Help
Je

Near
Near

er,
er,
me
me
sus,

er
er

my
my
in
each
I

to
to

God,
God
ser
day
wait

to
to
vice
to
for

Thee.
Thee.
sweet
keep
thee,

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 2:13-22, Heb 7:16-19

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CROSS AND COMFORT

Rejoice, My Heart, Be Glad and Sing

201

(also known as O Lord I Sing with Lips and Heart)

Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653. Translation composite.
Music: Ich Singe dir mit Herz Johann Balthasar K
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 110

4
4
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 sing,

A
He
thy Joy, Thy
In
blank des pair,
truth and powr Watch
plans in
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 shall re
and great Re
thy bur dens
ed
ills
a
py
end ing

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.

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?

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.

13.O Lord of this and all our store

Thou art the author blest;
Thou keepest watch before our door,
While we securely rest.

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.

14.Thou feedest us from year to year,

And constant dost abide;
With ready help in time of fear,
Thou standest at our side.

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?

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.

10.Who built the lofty firmament?

Who spread thexpanse of blue?
By whom are to our pastures sent
Refreshing rain and dew?

16.When silent woe thy bosom rends,

His pity sees thy grief,
Supplies what to His glory tends
And to thine own relief.

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?

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.

main.
ward.
light.
way?
makes.

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 8:1-9, Ps 27:1-6, Mic 7:18-19, Ps 73:25-26

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The Old Rugged Cross

202

CROSS AND COMFORT

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.

= 140

6
4
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

em
blem
won drous
won
shame and

6
4

of
a
drous
re

suffr
ttrac
beau
proach

and
a
and
a

best
bove
died,
way,

ing and
tion for
ty
I
glad ly

shame;
me;
see,
bear;

For
a
To
To
Where His

cher ish the old rug ged

I will

world
bear
par
glo

of
it
don
ry

cross,

cling to the old rug ged

Gal 6:14, Jn 7:7, 2Tim 4:8

And I
For the
For twas
Then Hell

lost
to
and
for

love
dear
on
call

sin
dark
sanc
ev

ners
Cal
ti
er

Till my

cross,

that old
Lamb of
that old
me some

And ex

cross
God
cross
day

was
va
fy
Ill

tro phies at

where
left
Je
to

the
His
sus
my

slain.
ry.
me.
share.

last

dear est
glo
ry
suf fered
home far

So

lay

change it some day for a

Ill

down;

crown.

12 8 12 9 9 9 9 9

Christ Returneth

END TIMES

203

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.

= 120

1. It
2. It
3. While
4. Oh,

may
may
hosts
joy!

be at
be at
cry Ho
oh, de

dark
chance,
saints
sad

ness
that
and
ness,

and
the
the
no

sha
black
an
dread

full
blaze
ha
Lord

ness
of
lo
in

of
His
of
to

glo
glo
glo
glo

Lord

Je

turn eth! Hal le

morn, when the

mid
day,
it
san
na, from
light! should we

dow
ness
gels
and

ry
ry,
ry,
ry,

sus, how

lu

is
of
at
no

break
mid
tend
cry

To re
When
Will
When

long,

jah! Hal le

how

lu

Acts 1:10-11, 1Cor 15:51-57, 1Thess 4:15-17, Rev 22:20, 1:7

day is
a
may be at
hea ven de
go with out

ing
night
ing,
ing.

That
Will
With
Caught

ceive
Je
Je
Je

from
sus
sus
sus

long

jah!

the
re
re
re

Ere we

men.

wak
twi
scen
dy

ing,
light,
ding,
ing,

When
It
With
No

Je
sus
burst
in
grace on
up through

will
to
His
the

world
ceives
ceive
ceives

shout the

Hal le

sun light through

may be,
per
glo ri
fied
sick ness, no

come
light
brow,
clouds

"His
"His
"His
"His

glad

lu

jah!

in
in
like
with

the
the
a
our

own."
own."
own."
own."

song,

Christ re

men.

12 12 12 7 14 14 6

Day of Wrath, O Day of Mourning

204

END TIMES

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.

= 100

4
4
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
Through earths
Where
in
Who
for
Caused Thy

filled
sep
all
me
won

the
ul
hath
be
drous

4
4

pro
chers
been
in
in

2. Oh,
4. Death
6. When
8. King
10. Faint

phets
it
re
ter
car

warn
ring
cord
ced
na

what
is
the
of
and

Judge de scend
is
a
wa
raign
deed ar
tion send
va
suff ring bought

ing,
eth,
ed;
ing
tion;

fear
struck
Judge
ma
wear

eth
king,
eth,
us,
me;

Heavn
All
Thence
When
Leave

mans
and
His
jest
y

and
be
shall
the
me

bo
na
seat
y
Thou

On whose sen
To
its Judge
No thing un
Fount of
pit
Shall such grace

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!

earth
fore
judg
just
not

som
ture
at
tre
hast

tence
an
a
y,
be

in
the
ment
are
to

rend
qua
tain
men
sought

all
an
venged
then
vain

eth
king;
eth
dous,
me,

Rev 6:12-17, Rev 20:11-15, Mt 24:15-28, Mt 25:31-46, Ps 49:1-20

es
it
a
cy
pro

When
All
And
Who
On

de
pend
swer ma
re
main
be friend
ly brought

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.

17.Low I kneel with heart submission, See, like ashes,

my contrition; Help me in my last condition!

ash
throne
be
mer
re

burn
bring
ward
need
ba

from
cre
each
dost
the

ing.
eth.
ed.
ing?
tion!

Heavn
a
hid
free
cross

the
tion
den
sal
of

eth!
king.
eth.
us.
me?

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.

18.Day of sorrow, day of weeping, When, in dust no

longer sleeping, Man awakes in Thy dread keeping!

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The Apostle Looked and Heard a Voice

END TIMES

205

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.

= 100

4
4
1. ThA
2. They
3. These

pos tle looked and

sigh no more, gone
ken
words are spo

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

"Therell
Therell
Come

be
be
see

No
The
Come

more
death
en

no
the
E

more
end
ter

no war or
no sin and
His face, His

dis
of
ter

feel
of
nal

Rev 5:6, 7:14-17, 21:3-7, 22:17-20

gave
more
for

praise These
loss, Gone
all,
For

foe
to fight, No
no more stain, Un
hands, His feet, Come

tress,
death,
in

faint.
curse.
Day.

saints
no
done

No
The
Then

no
no
while

more
more
still

more
end
Je

re
the
you

be
of
sus

words were heard in

are their doubts and
all
who come, for

sear ing sun,

known is
sick
quench your thirst,

straint,
hearse,
may,

weak,
grief,
bring

No
The
Then

no
the
E

no
ness,
par

their re
frain.
all their dross.
all who call.

dread of night;
gone is pain;
take the Feast,

more
end
Je

be
of
sus

more
end
ter

feel
of
nal

weak,
grief,
bring

faint.
curse."
Day.

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The Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us

206

END TIMES

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.

= 160

3
4
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

ber
ry
with
a
in

wed
deem
sis
crowns
mu

ding
ers
ters
of
sics

guests!
face,
dear,
gold
voice;

our
His
ap
un
re

breasts;
grace;
pear;
told,
joice;

in
ly
be
ing
His

store,
band,
came,
love,
praise,

3
4

May
Who
Love
And,
With

not
leads
ev
to
hearts

May
The
We
Will
The

all
pa
all
wel
an

That
A
As
And
And

we,
pos
Lord
deck
bring

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

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

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

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.

Mt 25:6, Rev 21:2

slum
glo
we
part
shall

binds
by
them
bliss
God

found
ho
Man
end
sing

find
les
bless
realms
heavn

the
tial
His
a
ly

door.
land.
Name.
bove.
lays.

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.

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The Day is Surely Drawing Near

END TIMES

207

Words: Bartholom W
W     
Music: Es ist Gewisslich an der Zeit from Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.

= 140

4
4
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

All mirth
But
all
And
ev
With shame
I
will

still
bound
they
stern
made

in
less
have
com
me

maj
in
done,
pised
Book

and
that
ery
and
not

crease,
powr
been,
mand
free

es
their
both
His
of

ty
graves
great
prec
Life,

ap
are
and
ious
oh,

laugh ter
then
live shall
in
heart be
clear
trem bling they
doubt; I
trust

As
Be
In
To
And

Scrip
changed
thoughts
Sa
from

pear,
As
found Shall
small, When
Word, And
may
My

shall
that
ly
will
in

ture
at
and
tan
all

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.

cease
hour,
seen,
stand,
Thee,

tru
His
words
be
con

Judge
from
he
loved
name

of
their
on
their
be

all
sleep
earth
earth
al

When
By
And
And
From

ly
com
and
de
dem

teach
mand
ac
liv
na

ap
a
was
ly
so

flames
the
all
at
Sa

point
wa
dwell
trea
writ

on
Al
be
the
tan

ed.
ken.
ing;
sures!
ten!

flames
might
known
Judg
Thou

will
ys
as
es
hast

eth.
ing.
tions.
ered.
tion.

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 20:11-15, Lk 21:25-36, Mt 25:32-46, 2Tim 4:1, Rev 13:5-9, 1Thess 4:13-18

8787887

Theres a Great Day Coming

208

END TIMES

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.

= 80

4
4
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?

pp

Are

you

rea

dy?

mf

Are

Are

you

rea

dy

for

the

judg

ment

day?

pp

you rea dy?

Are

Mt 25:31-46, Mt 25:1-13, Mt 24:36-44, Mk 13:33-37

you rea dy?

For

the judg

ment

day?

11 9 14 13 13 13

Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying

END TIMES

209

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.

= 160

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,

A wake, Je ru sa lem, at last!

She wakes, she ri ses from her gloom;
With harp and cym bals clear est tone;

And
at
the thril ling cry re
The strong in grace, in truth vic
Where we are with the choir im

The Bride groom comes, a wake;

Ah come, Thou bless ed One,
Nor eye
hath seen, nor ear

And
We
but

for
fol
we

His mar
low till
re joice

riage feast pre

the halls we
and sing to

Mt 25:6, Rev 21:2, Mt 24:36-44, Mk 13:33-37

joi
tor
mor

The watch men on the heights are cry

And all
her heart with joy
is spring
And saints and an gels sing be fore

Mid night hears the

wel come voi
For her Lord comes down all glo
Of
one pearl each shin ing por

ces;
ious.
tal

Your lamps
Gods own
hath yet

pare
see
Thee

ing:
ing;
Thee,

ces
rious,
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;

with glad ness take;

be
lo
ved Son:
a ttained to hear

For
Where
Our

ye must go
Thou hast bid
hymn of
joy

A
lle lu
A
lle lu
What there is

ia!
ia!
ours,

and meet Him there.

us
sup with Thee
e
ter nal ly.

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Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken

210

HEAVEN

Words: John Newton, 1779, alt.

Music: Austria (Haydn) or Austrian Hymn Franz Joseph Haydn, 1797.
Setting: "The Evangelical Hymnal with Tunes", 1880.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. Glo
2. See,
3. Round
4. Sav

rious things of
the streams of
i
each hab
ior,
if
of

thee
liv
ta
Zi

are spo
ing wa
tion ho
ons ci

ken,
ters,
vring,
ty

Zi
on
ci
ty
Spring ing
from E
See
the
cloud and
I,
through grace, a

of
ter
fire
mem

our
nal
ap
ber

God;
Love,
pear,
am,

4
4

He,
Well
For
Let

On
Who
Thus
Fa

Whose Word can

supp
ly
thy
a
glo ry
the world de

the Rock
can faint,
de riv
ding is

of
while
ing
the

not be bro
ken
sons and daugh ters,
and a
co
vring:
ride or
pi
ty,

A
such
from
world

With
sal
va tions
Grace, which, like the
Safe they feed up
Sol
id
joys and

Ps 87:1-7, 48:1-3, Is 12:1-6, Rev 22:1-5

walls
Lord
on
last

ges found
a
riv
their ban
lings pleas

sur
the
the
ing

round
Giv
man
trea

ed,
er
ner
ure,

ed,
er,
na,
sure

Formed
And
Show
I

What
Ev
Light
All

thee
all
ing
will

can
er
by
his

for
fear
that
glo

shake
will
night,
boast

Thou mayst smile

Nev
er
fails
Which He
gives
None but
Zi

His
of
the
ry

thy
their
and
ed

at
from
them
ons

Own a
want re
Lord is
in Thy

bode:
move:
near.
Name:

sure
thirst
shade
pomp

re
as
by
and

pose?
suage?
day,
show:

all thy
age to
on their
child ren

foes.
age.
way.
know.

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Hark, Hark, My Soul!

HEAVEN

211

Words: Frederick W. Faber, 1854. Arranged and alt. by Mike Hosken, 2014.
Music: Finlandia Jean Sibelius, 1899. Setting: from Jean Sibelius, 1900.
copyright: public domain. All alterations to the lyrics are placed into the public domain by
the author on 20 Jan 2014. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. Hark! hark, my
2. And
through the
3. Faiths jour neys

soul!
dark,
end

an
its
in

gel ic songs are

ech oes sweet ly
wel come to
the

swell ing
ring ing,
wear y,

Oer earths green

The mu
sic
And Heavn, the

fields
of
hearts

4
4

and
the
true

o
ceans wave- beat
leads us
Gos pel
home will come at

Of that new
The voice of
Sing us sweet

life
Je
frag

when
sus
ments

we hear them
sands meek ly
the night of

sing,
steal ing,
weep ing,

shore:
home.
last.

How sweet the

Far, far
a
An gels, sing

sin shall be
no
sounds oer land and
of
the songs a

Lk 2:13-14, 15:10, Rev 7:16, 21:4, 2Cor 5:1-5

"Come, wear y
Kind Shep herd,
And lifes long

truth those
way, like
on, your

more!
sea,
bove;

souls,
turn
sha

bless d strains are

bells at evn ing
faith ful watch es

On ward we
And la
den
Till morn ings

for
their
dows

tell ing
peal ing,
keep ing,

go,
souls,
joy

Je sus bids you

wear y steps to
break in cloud less

for
by
shall

still
thou
end

come";
Thee.
love.

10 10 10 10 10 10

Jerusalem the Golden

212

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.

= 110

4
4
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

I
The
And
Je
O

know
Prince
they
sus,
ha

not,
is
are
in
ppy

O
ev
with
mer
ret

What
The
And
Who
For

ra
pas
won
art,
mor

dian
tures
for
with
tals

cy
of
them
God
and

I
er
their
cy
ri

of
the
for
the
for

pla
an
tri
coun
end

tion
gel,
umph,
try,
ing,

know
in
Lea
bring
bu

not,
them,
der,
us
tion!

glo
bless
ev
Fa
sin

Rev 21:18-23, 2Cor 4:17-18, Rev 7:9-17, Is 60:19-20

ry,
d
er
ther,
ners,

sink
and
the
that
the

what
the
who
to
Short

what
are
their
and
a

heart
all
song
ea
tear

joys
day
con
that
toil,

and
the
of
ger
less

voice
mar
them
hearts
life,

a
light
quered
dear
e

bliss
be
decked in
gleam ing
Spir
it,
man sion

wait
is
in
land
ter

yond
glor
robes
ev
with

op
tyr
that
ex
is

pressed.
throng;
feast;
pect!
there.

us
ser
the
of
nal

there,
ene.
fight,
rest,
rest;

com
ious
of
er
the

pare.
sheen.
white.
blessed.
blest.

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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.

212(2)

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!

Rev 21:18-23, 2Cor 4:17-18, Rev 7:9-17, Is 60:19-20

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Im But A Stranger Here

213

HEAVEN

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.

= 120

4
4
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

Dan
Times
There
And

ger
wild
are
I

Heavn
I
There,
Heavn

is
shall
too,
is

a
my
be
my

and
and
the
shall

my
reach
I
my

des
pil
glor
earth

sor
win
good
sure

fa
home
soon
fa

ert
grim
i
ly

row
try
and
ly

ther
at
shall
ther

Heb 11:16, 2Cor 5:1-10, Jn 14:1-7, Phil 3:20, Eph 2:19

drear,
age,
fied,
lot,

stand
blast
blest,
stand

land,
last,
rest,
land,

Heavn
Heavn
Heavn
Heavn

round
soon
those
there

is
is
is
is

my
my
my
my

me
shall
I
at

on
be
loved
my

Heavn
Heavn
Heavn
Heavn

is
is
is
is

home.
home;
home.
home;

ev
ery
ov
er
most and
Lords right

my
my
my
my

hand;
past;
best;
hand.

home.
home.
home.
home.

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Blest Be The Tie That Binds

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

214

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.

= 90

3
4
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;

to
forts
pa
to
to

bove.
cares.
tear.
gain.
day.

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

that
and
thi
meet
see

a
our
zing
a
the

6. From sorrow, toil and pain,

And sin, we shall be free,
And perfect love and friendship reign
Through all eternity.

Col 3:12-17, 1Jn 4:7-21, Eph 4:1-6, Gal 6:1-5, Rom 15:1-7

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215

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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.

= 120

6
4
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

light? Lo,
near. So
way. Ye

And
At
Fare

in
home
well,

palms
mar
praise

these are they of

oft, in troub led
did the joys of

the flood of
a bove the
now bring your

Rev 7:9-17, Heb 9:14, 1Jn 1:7, Rev 6:11-13

they stand. Who

tyrs stand a
the Lord, who

glo
days
earth

Je
God
sheaves

is
priest
with

rious fame Who

gone by, In
dis dain, Ye

sus blood Are

of Love For
and sing Sal

this band Be
ly band, Gods
His Word Sus

from
an
toiled

the great
guish they
and sowed

cleansed
aye
va

fore
throne
tained

a
would
in

from guilt
their tears
tions glad

the throne
for ev
you on

fflic
weep
tears

and
shall
re

of
er
the

tion came
and sigh.
and pain.

blame.
dry.
frain.

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COMMUNION OF SAINTS

Now
They
Swing

ga thered in
the
now en
joy their
high your palms, lift

Their
The
E

an
Lamb,
ter

215(2)

ho
Sab
up

thems swell where

their Lord, at
nal
ly
shall

Rev 7:9-17, Heb 9:14, 1Jn 1:7, Rev 6:11-13

ly place Their
bath rest, The
your song, Yea,

God
fest
praise

voi
pas
make

doth dwell, Mid

al board Him
to Thee, God,

an
self
and

ces they
chal ban
it my

in
quet
riad

gels song
is Host
the Lamb

wor
of
voi

ship raise,
the blest;
ces strong.

of
and
be

praise.
Guest.
long.

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Blest Be The Tie That Binds

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COMMUNION OF SAINTS

Words: John Fawcett, 1782.

Music: Dennis Hans Georg Nv| }|w} M zz|{ y{{ { }|w} z
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.

= 110

3
4
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

dred
are
ther
in
tion

minds
one
flows
heart,
lives,

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

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 3:12-17, 1Jn 4:7-21, Eph 4:1-6, Gal 6:1-5, Rom 15:1-7

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Built on the Rock

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217

Words: Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig, 1857. Translated Carl D

|{
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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3
4
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

Bells still are

All earth ly
Heirs of
His
His won drous
And lit
tle

chim
tem
won
mer
child

3
4

ing;
ing;
tion;
ing:
es;

and
ex
sal
fore
em

the
on
with
are
His

Crum bled have

High
a
bove
He through bap
Prais
es
to
They are
the

cal
cell
va
tell
brac

soul
earth
us
all
covn

ling;
ing;
tion;
ing;
es,

dis
with
to
His
ant

Cal
Yet
Were
Je
Beau

spires
in
earth
His
tis
mal
Him
we
homes where

ling the
He whom
we but
sus His
ti
ful

tressed,
men,
dwell,
words,
made,

Long
Built
With
His
Mak

e
very
tem
ple
grace
us
there may
He
draws

young
heavns
two
grace
things

ing
in
all
truth
ing

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.

and
can
His
to
in

for
our
His
doth
us

land,
stands,
owns,
bring,
near

old
not
Name
us
them

rest
bod
grace
hal
heirs

to
con
to
ac
are

ev
ies
and
low
of

rest,
tain
tell,
cords,
said,

er
His
His
the
His

But
Chose
Yet
Spi
God

last
tem
fa
tem
king

a
to
He
rit
there

bove
a
would
and
with

ing
ples
drous
cy
ren

all
bide
deign
life
us

ing.
ple.
vor.
ple.
dom.

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 7:24-25, Mt 16:13-18, Eph 2:19-22, 1Cor 3:11-16, Acts 17:24

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For All The Saints

218

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.

= 130

4
4
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;

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;

ev
one
sing
dise
on

er
true
to
the
His

The

4
4
4
4

Who
Thou,
Who
Soon,
saints

Thee by
Lord, their
bear ing
soon to
tri

Name,
Thou,
Shook
Sweet
King

Al

Rev 14:13, 2Tim 4:7-8

O
in
all
is
of

faith
Cap
forth
faith
um

Je
dark
migh
calm
glo

the
the
the

le

be
tain
the
ful
phant

lu

sus,
ness
ty
of
ry

ia,

be
for
drear, their
world, we
a
par
pass
es

Al

le

lu

Thy

The

blessed.
Light.
Thee:
blessed.
way.

ia!

10 10 10 with Alleluias

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

4. For
5. For
6. O
7. O
8. And

word,
eye,
vine!
bold,
long,

Lord,
sky,
shine;
old,
song,

the
Mar
blest
may
when

218(2)

Ev
tyrs,
com
Thy
the

Like
Saw
We
Fight
Steals

Is
And
And
And

Al

fair
see
All
win
hearts

le

four
the
fee
as
on

and
ing,
are
with
are

lu

an
who
mu
sol
strife

fold
bright
bly
the
the

gel
with
nion,
diers,
is

streams,
crown
strug
saints
ear

fruit
grasped
one
them
brave,

ia,

ists,
rap
fel
faith
fierce,

the
de
gle,
who
the

ful,
it,
in
the
a

Al

by
ture
low
ful,
the

whose
kin
ship
true
war

gar
scen
they
no
dis

be
Thee
Thee,
vic
gain,

den
ding
in
bly
tant

Thy Name
we
glo
for
all
tors crown
and arms

le

lu

a
ri
are
of
are

blest
dled
di
and
fare

of
from
glo
fought
tri

the
the
ry
of
umph

dored.
fy.
Thine.
gold.
strong.

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 4:7-8

10 10 10 with Alleluias

Faith of Our Fathers

219

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

Words: Frederick W. Faber, 1849. Refrain by James G. Walton, 1874.

Music: St. Catherine Henri F. Hemy (1818-1888). Setting: James G. Walton, 1874.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 120

3
4
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

When eer
We
all
By
kind

fa

thers,

sword;
Thee;
strife;

we
shall
ly

ho

O
how
our
And through the
And preach Thee,

hear
then
words

ly

that
be
and

faith!

Heb 11:1-2, 1Tim 6:12, Jude 1:3, 2Cor 6:4-6, 2Tim 1:3

hearts
truth
too,

glo
tru
vir

We

will

beat
that
as

rious
ly
tuous

be

true

high
comes
love

Word!
free.
life.

to

with
from
knows

Faith

thee

till

of

joy
God,
how

our

death.

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The Churchs One Foundation

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

220

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.

= 130

4
4
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

From
One
Though
Yet
Till,

With
And
A
And
And

is
char
guide,
schi
waits

His
ter
sus
sms
the

new
of
tain,
rent
con

heavn He
ho
ly
there
be
saints their
with
the

came
Name
those
watch
vi

cre
sal
and
a
sum

and
she
who
are
sion

His
own blood He
to
one
hope
she
gainst or
foe
or
soon
the
night
of
the
great Church vic

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.

1Cor 3:11, Mt 27:24-25, Lk 6:47-49

a
va
cher
sun
ma

sought
bless
hate
keep
glo

bought
press
trai
weep
tor

tion
tion,
ish,
der,
tion

her
es,
her,
ing,
rious,

her
es,
tor
ing
ious

By
One
Is
By
Of

To
Par
And
Their
Her

And
With
She
Shall
Shall

wa
Lord,
with
her
peace

be
takes
false
cry
long

for
ev
ev
be
be

ter
one
her
e
for

and
faith,
to
sies
ev

His
one
sons
goes
ing

her
ery
er
the
the

ho
ho
in
up,
eyes

the
one
the
dis
er

ly
ly
her
How
are

life
He
grace
en
shall
pre
morn
of
Church at

Word.
birth;
end:
tressed:
more;

bride;
food,
pale,
long?
blest,

died.
dued.
vail.
song!
rest.

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!

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Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow

221

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

Words: Bernhardt S. Ingemann, 1826. Translated by Sabine Baring-Gould, 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.

= 120

4
4
1. Through
2. One
3. One
4. On

the
the
the
ward,

night
light
strain
there

of
of
that
fore,

doubt
Gods
lips
pil

ex
gloom
one
fight

pec
and
the
its

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

Clear be
One the
One the
Soon shall

Bro
One
Where
Then

fore
ob
glad
come

us
ject
ness
the

ther clasps the

the earn est
the One Al
the scatt ring

through
of
of
great

hand
look
might
of

ta tion,
ter ror,
per il
bat tle,

the dark
our jour
re joi
a wak

of
ing
y
all

bro
for
Fa
sha

ness
ney,
cing
ing,

ther,
ward,
ther
dows,

March
Bright
One
Till

ing
ning
the
we

Gleams
One
On
Soon

and burns the

the faith which
the far
e
the rend
ing

Step
One
Reigns
And

ping
the
in
the

Heb 11:13-16, 2Cor 5:1-10, Rev 22:5, Is 51:11-16, 1Pt 1:17-21, Heb 12:22-24, Ps 119:105

to
all
march
rest

fear
hope
love
end

the
the
in
be

less
our
for
of

Pro mised Land.

path we tread:
God be
gun:
neath its
shade.

gui ding light:

nev er tires,
ter nal shore,
of the tomb;

through
God
ev
toil

the
in
er
and

night.
spires.
more.
gloom.

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When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder

COMMUNION OF SAINTS

222

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

morn
glo
talk

ing breaks, e ter

ry
of
His res
of
all
His won

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

shall ga
shall ga
is ov

When the

ther ov
er
ther to their
er, and our

When the roll

up

yon

is called

up

yon

yon

der,

and
tion
and

fair;
share;
care;

on the o
ther shore, And the
home be yond the skies,
work on earth is done,

roll

is called

nal, bright
ur
rec
drous love

is called up

yon

is called up

yon

der,

der, Ill

When

the

Dan 12:1-3, Rev 20:12-15, 21:26-27, 1Thess 4:13-17

roll

der, Ill

When

the

When the

up

be

of earth
sen ones
of life

there.

roll

be there,

When the roll

roll

is called

up

is called

up

When

is called

saved
cho
all

is called up yon der, Ill

der,

be there,

roll

When the
When His
Then when

yon

der, Ill

the roll

be

there.

15 11 15 11 8 8 8 11

Be Thou My Vision

223

CONSECRATION

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

Thou
Thou
Thou
Thou
Heart

my
my
my
and
of

great
souls
Thou
my

Wa
Thou
Raise
High
Still

king
in
Thou
King
be

or
me
me
of
my

Jn 16:13, Num 12:6

else
to
with
Thee
Dig
ni
her
i
Heavns joys,

best
Fa
Shel
on
own

sleep
dwell
heavn
Hea
Vi

me,
and
ty,
tance,
O

save
Thou
Thou
now
bright

Thought, by
ther,
and
ter,
Thou
ly,
be
heart,
what

ing,
ing,
ward,
ven,
sion,

Thy
and
O
my
O

day
I
my
first
ev

that
with
my
and
Hea

Thou
me,
De
al
vens

or
Thy
high
in
er

pre
I
Powr
Trea
Rul

art.
Lord;
light;
ways:
Sun!

by
true
To
my
be

sence
with
of
sure
er

night,
son;
wer:
heart,
fall,

my
Thee
my
Thou
of

light.
one.
powr.
art.
all.

10 10 10 10

Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing

CONSECRATION

224

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

Teach
Here
How
Prone
Come,

of
from
to
Thy
d

me
I
His
to
my

Praise
And
Clothed
Heres
Send

the
I
in
my
thine

mer cy,
ne
ver
what
I
do
in
res
cue
me
from
good ness, like
a
then
in
blood washed

some
raise
kind
wan
Lord,

me
lo dious
my
Eb
en
ness yet pur
der, Lord, I
no long er

mount!
hope,
flesh,
heart,
an

Im fixed u
by
Thy good
till death shall
O
take and
gels now to

ceas
her
dan
fet
lin

son
e
sues
feel
tar

ing,
it,
ger,
ter,
en

net,
zer;
me
it,
ry,

Call
Here
In
Bind
How

Sung
Here
Mor
Prone
Take

for
Thy
ter
my
Ill

by
by
tal
to
my

pon
it, Mount of
plea sure, Safe ly
loose me
I
can
seal
it,
Seal it
car
ry
Me
to

Ps 36:9-11, Jn 4:13-14, 1Sam 7:3-12, Heb 13:20-21, 1Pt 1:18-19, Eph 1:13-14

songs
prais
posed
wandr
sing

fla
Thy
tongue
leave
ran

est
be
cious
to
eign

praise.
gin;
blood;
Thee.
grace;

ming tongues a
great help Ive
can
ne
ver
the
God
I
somed soul
a

bove.
come;
tell,
love;
way;

Thy
to
not
for
realms

of
loud
es
Ill
His pre
ing heart
Thy sover

re deem ing
ar
rive at
pro claim it
Thy courts a
of
end less

love.
home.
well.
bove.
day.

87878787

Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah

225

CONSECRATION

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,

art
dy
from
de
ly

might
pil
thrall
struc
long

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,

powr ful
hand.
jour
ney through.
selves had
sold:
Ca naans side.
quick ly
come;

till
still
Sa
ev
long

I
want
no
my Strength and
tan and
the
er give
to
to
be
with

I
Let
Thou
Death
Fills

am weak,
the fire
de
liv
of deaths,
my soul

Bread
Strong
Thou
Songs
Va

more;
Shield;
grave,
Thee;
Thee!

Ex 15:13, Ex 13:21-22, Jn 6:32-35, Jn 4:14

of
De
didst
of
ni

but
and
erst
and
with

Hea
livr
con
prai
ty

Thou
clou
Thine
hells
ho

ven,
er,
quer,
ses,
is

y;
lar
dom,
tion,
ings:

Bread
strong
Thou
songs
all

of
De
didst
of
I

Feed me till
Be
Thou still
Sin,
and Sa
I
will ev
Lord,
I
long

I
my
tan
er
to

Hea
livr
con
prai
see;

Hold
Lead
Who
Land
Come,

me with Thy
me all
my
for naught them
me safe
on
my Je
sus,

ven,
er,
quer,
ses,

want
Strength
and
give
be

Feed
Be
Sin,
I
Lord,

no
and
the
to
with

me
Thou
and
will
I

more.
Shield.
grave.
Thee.
Thee!

8787877

He Leadeth Me

CONSECRATION

226

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

He

lead

eth

me,

His

faith

ful

fol

He

lowr

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

lead

eth

me,

By

His

own hand

He

lead

would

be,

For

by

His

He

lead

Ps 23:1-3, 31:3, Jn 16:13, Mt 6:13, Mk 1:16-20, Jn 1:43-51

hand

eth
eth
eth
eth

eth

me.
me.
me.
me.

me;

eth me.

88888888

Lord, Thee I Love with All My Heart

227

CONSECRATION

Words: Martin Schalling, circa 1571. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858.

Music: Herzlich Lieb hab ich Dich O Herr Strassburg, 1577. Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 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

cy cheer
of la
un fear

Earth has no
Lord, grant that
And in its

me de part;
all I have
bear me home,

4
4

With
In
That

ten der mer

this poor life
I may die

Heavn it self were

glor
i fy Thy
bo
dy safe in

heart for
doc trine
death a

sor
me
wa

me.
bor.
ing;

void and bare If

la vish grace And
peace ful sleep Un

row break, My
be guile, Let
ken me, That

Thou, Lord, wert

serve and help
til
Thy re

trust in Thee can

Sa
tan not my
these mine eyes with

Mt 22:37, 28:20, 1Jn 4:18-21, 1Pt 1:17-19, 1Thess 4:16-17, 1Kgs 8:22-24

plea sure I
would
I
in
eve
ry
nar row cham ber

not near
my neigh
ap pear

me. And
bor. Let
ing. And

no thing shake.
soul de
file.
joy may see,

share, Yea,
place May
keep My

should my
no
false
then from

Thou art
the
Give strength and
O
Son
of

8878878888848

CONSECRATION

por tion
I have
pa tience un to
God, Thy glor ious

Christ, My God and

Christ, My God and
Christ, My prayer at

227(2)

sought; Thy pre

me
To bear
face, My Sa

Lord, my God and

Lord, my God and
tend, my prayer at

cious blood my
my cross and
vior and my

soul has bought.

fol low Thee.
fount of grace.

Lord, For sake me

Lord, In death Thy
tend, And I
will

Mt 22:37, 28:20, 1Jn 4:18-21, 1Pt 1:17-19, 1Thess 4:16-17, 1Kgs 8:22-24

Lord
Lord
Lord

not!
I trust Thy
com fort still a
praise Thee with out

Je sus
Je sus
Je sus

Word.
fford.
end!

8878878888848

More Love to Thee

228

CONSECRATION

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

More love, O
More love, O
More love, O

On
Give
My

bend ed
what is
heart shall

Christ, to Thee,
Christ, to Thee,
Christ, to Thee,

Eph 6:24, 1Jn 4:16-21, 2Thess 3:5, Mt 22:37-40

knee;
best;
raise;

More love to
More love to
More love to

This
This
This

Thee;
Thee;
Thee;

is
all
still

my
my
its

ear
nest plea,
prayr shall be,
prayr shall be,

More love to
More love to
More love to

Thee.
Thee.
Thee.

10 10 12 8

My Faith Looks Up To Thee

CONSECRATION

229

(also known as My Faith Looks Trustingly)

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

guilt
love
tears
trust

a
to
a
re

di
in
my
me

way,
Thee,
way,
move;

vine!
spire!
Guide;
roll;

O
Pure
Nor
O

let
warm,
let
bear

Now
As
Bid
Blest

hear me
Thou hast
dark ness
Sa vior,

me
and
me
me

from this day be

change less be,
a
ev
er stray from
safe
a bove, a

2Cor 5:7, Jn 1:29, 1:36, Heb 12:2-3, Eph 3:12, Rev 2:10-11

while
died
turn
then

I
for
to
in

pray,
me,
day,
love,

whol
liv
Thee
ran

take
O
wipe
fear

ly
ing
a
somed

all
my
may my
sor rows
and dis

Thine!
fire!
side.
soul!

6646664

Not Worthy, Lord, to Gather Up the Crumbs

230

CONSECRATION

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,
tiverest;

With
Nor
And
Free
I

trem
sit
I
mer
come,

bling
the
could
cy,
I

4
4

hand
last
face
bound
kneel,

la
and
in
sin
place,

that
and
the
less,
I

from
low
cold,
fa
clasp

den sin ner

too
oft
be
my heart could
ners, me for
a
wel come

Thy
ta
ble
est
at
Thy
rough world a
thom less, di
Thy pier cd

comes
guiled;
brook
give,
guest

To
I
The
And
A

fall,
board;
gain;
vine?
feet;

plead
on
wrath
Thine
mong

Thy
ly
of
the
Thy

A
Too
And
Me,
Thou

pro
ask
de
great
saints,

mise
one
vils
er
and

wea
long
with
Lord,
bidst

and
re
and
glo
of

o
con
the
ry,
Thy

ry,
a
that
the
me

hea
wan
trea
chief
take

bey Thy
cil
ing
scorn of
on
ly
ban quet

vy
derer
sure
of
my

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 15:22-28, Lk 17:7-10, 7:6, Mk 7:27-29, Lk 14:7-11

10 10 10 10

O That The Lord Would Guide My Ways

CONSECRATION

231

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 To
ceit, Nor
rise With
Lord, But
way,
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 36:25-29, 11:19-20, Is 24:5

8686

Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior

232

CONSECRATION

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

Sa

While

vior,

on

Sa

thers Thou art

Mt 20:30-34, Gen 18:1-5, Mk 9:21-25

call
tri
spi
side

ing,
tion;
rit,
Thee?

vior,

call

Hear

ing,

Do
Help
Save
Whom

my

Do

not pass
my un
me by
in Heavn

hum

not pass

me
be
Thy
but

ble

by.
lief.
grace.
Thee?

cry;

me

by.

8585985

Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us

CONSECRATION

233

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

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

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

Thine
when
turn
love

we
we
to
us

Jn 10:3, Ps 23, Jn 10:1-16, Eph 2:4-5, Rom 5:8

us,
us
ly
us,

pare.
stray.
free.
fill.

are.
pray.
Thee.
still.

are.
pray.
Thee.
still.

87878787

Take My Life And Let It Be

234

CONSECRATION

Words: Frances R. Havergal, 1874. Music: Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791).
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
let
let
and
make

it
them
me
my
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
in
beau
ti
mess
a
powr as
be
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 12:1-2, Rom 6:13, 1Cor 6:20, 2Cor 5:15

7777

Take Thou My Hand and Lead Me

CONSECRATION

235

(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 (1869-1954), before 1901.
Music: So Nimm Denn Meine Hv{ w|w|}~ |}~w M zz|{ y{{ { }|w}
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,

to
Thy
dark

day.
face
night,

4
4

with
Though
Still

Heavn ly
pain
or
to
my

A
Draw,
Take,

lone
Lord,
then,

Lord
And
With

my
of
my

who my
grant me
heavn ly

Man
woe
goal

foot
Thy
hands

na
be
Thou

steps
good
and

life canst
faiths full
man na

Ps 25:1-22, Jer 31:9-14, Ex 13:21, Ps 119:105

feed
tide
guid

fal
plea
lead

al
mea
feed

me
it
est

ter
sure
me

from
to
me

and
Thy
till

ter
be
sure though
me
for

day
know
through

strag
child
life

Thou
naught
ev

gle
to
is

wide,
Thee,
oer,

my
I
er

guide.
see.
more.

11 11 11 11

Whiter Than Snow

236

CONSECRATION

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
me
bless
and

for
to
ed
with

3
4

ev
make
Lord,
in

out
ev
see
ne

er to
a com
at Thy
me a

ev
ry
er
I
Thy blood
ver saidst

live
in
my
plete sac
ri
cru
ci
fied
new heart cre

foe;
know,
flow,
No,

Whit

er

than

Now

wash

me,

Ps 51:1-12, Is 1:18, Heb 13:15, Rom 12:1-8

Now
Now
Now
Now

soul,
fice;
feet,
ate;

wash
wash
wash
wash

snow,

and

me
me
me
me

Break
I
By
To

and
and
and
and

I
I
I
I

yes,

shall

down ev
give up
faith, for
those who

shall
shall
shall
shall

be
be
be
be

whit

be

ry
my
my
have

whit
whit
whit
whit

er

whit

i
self,
clean
sought

er
er
er
er

than

er

than

than
than
than
than

dol, cast
and what
sing,
I
Thee, Thou

snow.
snow.
snow.
snow.

snow;

snow.

11 11 11 11 9 11

Yet Before We See Your Plans

CONSECRATION

237

Words: Brian J. Dumont, 2012. Music: Holy Manna attr. William Moore, 1825. Setting: Gregory L. Paul, 2013.
copyright: Words: Copyright 2012, 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.
Setting: Copyright 2013, Gregory L. Paul. 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. Tune public domain.
This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 95

4
4
1. Yet
2. March
3. With
4. On
5. And

be
ing
four
that
we

fore
round
arm
night
low

we
the
ies
be
ly

see
walls
bear
fore
help

Your
of
ing
He
less

plans, Lord;
Jer
cho
on
them
died
The
few
ha

While
Went
King
Lord
rassed

the
Your
Je
to
and

path is
trum pet
ho sha
You would
fet tered

still un
ed
par
phat would
raise a
by
our

known
ade.
send
hymn
sin

4
4

Bless us
e
Cel
First the
He would
More than

Give

us

Called and

Lord to
bra ting
band to
sing Your
con quer

faith

ho

to

shout
Your
sing
praise
ors

trust

ly

as

Your
great
your
and
in

Your

Your

6. All around us Lord we see a

World that spins and spirals down.
While our hindered human eyes cant
See You turning us around.
Give us faith to trust Your mercy,
Make us confident to be
Called and holy as Your Church who
Shout and sing Your victory.

prai
tri
prai
mer
Christ

mer

ses,
umph
ses,
cy
for

cy,

Church

May Your
Een be
Thus Your
Een be
He did

Make us

who

con

Shout and

work through
fore
it
glo
ry
fore
the
our
sal

fi

dent

sing Your

us
was
to
bat
va

be
dis
ex
tle
tion

to

vic

shown.
played.
tend.
grim.
win.

be

to

ry.

7. In our lives and times so broken

By our sin and willful pride
Or just with uncertainty, Your
Plans You often seem to hide,
Give us faith to trust Your mercy,
Make us confident to be
Called and holy as Your Church who
Shout and sing Your victory.

Special thanks for this text goes to Pastor Todd Liefer, whose sermon inspired it.
Josh 6:1-27, 2Chr 20:21, Mt 26:30, Mk 14:26, 1Sam 17:47, Mt 12:18-21, 1Cor 15:55, Jn 1:43-51

87878787

Happy the Man Who Feareth God

238

NEW OBEDIENCE

(also known as Happy Who in Gods Fear Doth Stay)

Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854.
Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus (Walter) from Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524.
Setting: Bartolomv x|
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

thee,
sound,
fled
see,
see,

have
ters
doth
ter
of

trod;
fine;
live;
end;
days

And well
Like ol
By
A
In
fa
And peace

Ps 146:5, Job 28:28, Acts 9:31

Thine own
Thy child
From him
That thou
Yea, thou

and
ivedams
vor
on

hap
plants
race
and
Is

good
ren
the
Je
shalt

py
thy
in
pros
ra

hand
all
an
ru
child

shalt
ta
her
per
el

shall
be
cient
sa
rens

nour
fresh
curse
lem
child

ish
and
hath
mayst
ren

thou be.
ble round.
it
ed.
it
y.
shall be.

8888

Happy the Man Who Feareth God

NEW OBEDIENCE

239

(also known as Happy Who in Gods Fear Doth Stay)

Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translated by Richard Massie, 1854.
Music: Wo Gott Zum Haus Klugs Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 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

Ps 146:5, Job 28:28, Acts 9:31

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
iveBy
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.

8888

He Who Would Valiant Be

240

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

Theres
No
Then

no dis cour age

foes shall stay his
fan cies flee a

His
He
Ill

first
will
la

a
vowed
make good
bor night

Jn 12:26, 1Pt 2:19-24, 3:12-16, Heb 11

stan
con
the

cy
found
end,

ment
might;
way!

in
his
and

fol
his
shall

shall
though
Ill

tent
right
day

low
the
strength the
life
in

Mas
more
her

make
he
fear

him once re
with gi ants
not what men

to
to
to

be
be
be

a
a
a

ter.
is.
it.

lent
fight,
say,

pil
pil
pil

grim.
grim.
grim.

11 11 12 11

Jesus Wants All Of His Children

NEW OBEDIENCE

241

Words: verses 1-5 Mrs. James W. Wood, 1909. verses 6-7 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 6-7 released into the public domain by the author on 17 Dec 2008.

= 100

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
low
lov
heart,"
an

ren
ly,
ing,
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 5:3-12, 11:29, Jas 3:17

8585

My Jesus, As Thou Wilt

242

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 Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.

= 100

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;

Thine
up
a
ly

own,
on;
lone,
on,

4
4

In
Give
Let
Each

to
me
not
chang

Through
The
Since
Straight

And
And
If
And

sor
man
Thou
to

help
if
I
sing,

Thy
Thy
my
ing

hand of love
I
peo ples bread, their
star
of hope grow
fu
ture scene I

row,
na
on
my

or through joy,
of
Thy Word
earth hast wept,
home
a
bove

me
all
must
in

still
to
say,
else should fail,
weep with Thee,
life
or
death,

Mt 6:10, Ps 40:8, Jn 6:40, Acts 22:14-16

my
my
my
my

would
por
dim
glad

my all
tion rich
or
dis
ly trust

con
Let
and
I

duct me
my soul
sor rowed
trav
el

Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,

Thy
thy
Thy
Thy

will
will
will
will

re
and
ap
with

sign;
sure.
pear;
Thee:

as
feed
oft
calm

be
be
be
be

done!
done!
done!
done!

66666666

Where He Leads Me

NEW OBEDIENCE

243

(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 (1844-1907) or Philip Paul Bliss (1838-1876).
Setting: "Best Endeavor Hymns", 1907.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.

= 100

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

Where He

leads

me

Where He

leads

me I

will

will

Jn 12:26, 21:22, 13:37-38, 10:27-30, Mk 8:34-38

call
gar
judg
glo

ing,
den,
ment,
ry,

fol low,

fol low;

"Take
Ill
Ill
And

thy
go
go
go

Where He

Ill go

cross
with
with
with

and
Him,
Him,
me,

leads

me

fol
with
with
with

low,
Him
Him
me

fol
all
all
all

will

with Him, with Him, all

low
the
the
the

Me."
way.
way.
way.

fol low,

the

way.

88898889

Did You Think To Pray?

244

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.

= 120

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

In
the
By
His
Did
you
When your

name
dy
plead
soul

Christ
love
grace,
bowed

our
and
my
in

As
As
Who
At

shield
to
guide and
crossed your
gates
of

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

a
your
had
the

of
ing
for
was

change the night to

day;

1Thess 6:17, Ps 5:3,12, Mk 11:24-25

day?
stay?
way?
day?

Sa
mer
bro
sor

vior,
it,
ther,
row,

Did
Did
That
Balm

how pray ing

So when life seems dark and

you
you
you
of

sue
claim
might
Gil

rests the

drea

ry,

for
the
for
ead

lov
Ho
give
did

wea

ing
ly
a
you

fa
Spir
no
bor

ry!

Dont for get

vor,
it
ther
row

Prayer will

to

pray.

858858785

O Lord, My God, I Thirst For You

PRAYER

245

Text: Anthony Robertson, 2010. Music: Kingsfold traditional English. Setting: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1906.
copyright: music and setting public domain. Words: Copyright 2010, 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, 2013 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. O
2. Lord,
3. So
4. Your

Lord,
when
why
lov

my
will
am
ing-

God, I
I
be
I
cast
kind ness

thirst
helped
down,
fills

for
by
O
my

You, I
You, I
Lord, and
days, Your

long to
see
stru ggle day
why should I
song at
night

your
and
feel
I

fal
stand
praise
You

the
great
shall
ly

face,
night?
low?
sing,

4
4

Just
O
You
And

as
hear
are
when

My
I
I
My

heart cries out,

look back on
think of
all
hope is fixed

Where
when
So
Be

is
in
when
still

the
my
my
my

your
your
be
my

hunt
prayer,
God,
fears

God?
house
set
soul,

ed
en
my
as

deer is stressed
I
ab
le
me
to
Sa vior strong, Your
sail
a
gain
to

my
those
your
on

tears
days
works,
God,

run down,
gone by
O Lord,
my Rock,

men
with
and
my

say to
fes tive
o
ver
face will

Ps 42:1-11, Job 13:15-16, Is 50:8-11, Lam 3:24, Rom 8:35-39

I
am
when, Lord,
Your sa
His own

me,
They
throng
I
whelmed, I
shine
And

ter
in
in your
from me
Ill tight

in
You
ving
He

taunt
praised
will
I

deep
were
powr
wont

dis
so
of
for

me
and
op
your Name
so
your strength take
will praise Him

race;
might;
flow;
cling;

tress,
near,
old,
get;

press.
dear.
hold.
yet.

86868686

Our Father Thou in Heaven Above

246

PRAYER

(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 Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 140

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

Teach us
no
Let
no false
Break Sa tans
Curb flesh and
That we may

of
glo
Spir
in
strife

thought
doc
powr,
blood
live

one fa
mi
ry
of Thy
it eer be
our weal and
be our De

ly,
To
Name We
nigh
Our
woe
And
fense, From

less
trine
de
and
in

say,
vert;
rage;
ill
peace,

word
us
feat
ev
god

to
per
his
ry
ly

But
All
Pre
That
Free

cry
in
ev ry
walk be fore Thee
hearts with gra ces
pa tience in
all
fa
mine and from

from
poor,
serve
sets
from

our
in
de
lu
Thy Church
it
self
all care

most
ded
from
a
and

need to Thee,
free from blame.
to sup ply.
grief be stow.
pes ti lence,

heart to
souls con
age
to
gainst Thy
a
va

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.

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.

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 well-armed host,
Through comfort of the Holy Ghost!

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 6:9-13, Lk 11:2-4

pray.
vert.
age.
will.
rice.

888888

The Lords Prayer (new)

PRAYER

247

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.

= 110

4
4
1. Fa
2. O
3. O

ther
Fa
Fa

in
ther,
ther,

heav
now
lead

en,
our
us

Your
dai
from

in
bright
for
in
from sins

ho
i
try

name
ly
temp

we
bread
ta

con
sup
tions

fess,
ply,
powr;

4
4

High
And
May

O
May
I

And
Our
All

Mt 6:9-13, Lk 11:1-4

and
grant
we

may
we
Lord,

ex
for
find

Your
for
de

may the
hearts with
this we

alt
give
safe

ed
ness
ty

king
give
liv

earth
mer
ask

dom
as
er

and
cy
through

come,
we
from

heavn be
filled, as
Your be

li
qui
ing

Your
have
the

joined
Yours
lov

will
been
e

as
in
ed

ness;
ty;
hour;

be
for
vil

done,
givn,
one,

one.
heavn.
Son.

10 10 10 10

We Now Implore God the Holy Ghost

248

PRAYER

(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 2-4 Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite.
Music: Nun Bitten wir den Heiligen Geist ancient German found in Walters Geistliche Gesangbchlein, 1524.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 140

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

mo
Sa
ni
cou

ments
vior,
ted
rage

we
our
peace
ac

which
Christ
heavn
shame

He
whose
we
may

jour ney, at
home land hath
ry
with ev
cuse and
as

we
may
ly
nor

may
blood
love
ne

need
know
fire
death

be
hath
each
ver

friend
bought
o
fail

tend
brought
bro
sail

Jn 14:26, 16:13-15, Eph 4:3-6, Rom 8:23-27, 9:1, 1Cor 12:3

us.
us.
ther.
us.

the
a
a
we

most,
right,
glow
heed,

us
us.
ther,
us

Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,

That
Cling
That
That

And,
Who
Of
When

have
have
have
have

mer
mer
mer
mer

as
a
one
the

in
our
ing to
with hearts
een then

home
gain
mind,
Foe

last
our
u
our

ward
to
in
shall

cy.
cy.
cy!
cy!

9 9 11 10 4

What A Friend We Have In Jesus

PRAYER

249

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.

= 100

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,

O
Can
Do
Soon

All
Je
In
Rap

to
dis
our
be

car
cour
re
bring

what peace we of ten

we find
a friend so
your friends des pise, for
in
glo
ry bright un

be
sus
His
ture,

cause
knows
arms
praise

we
our
Hell
and

do
ev
take
end

not
ery
and
less

for
faith
sake
cloud

ca
weak
shield
wor

Jn 15:13, Mt 7:7-8, Heb 4:15, Jn 15:14-16, 1Pt 2:24

ry
aged;
fuge,
ing

ev
take
take
all

feit,
ful
you?
ed

O
who
Take
there

rry
ness;
you;
ship

ev
take
you
will

ery thing to God in

it to the Lord in
it to the Lord in
to Thee in earn est

what
will
it
will

need
all
to
be

prayer!
prayer.
prayer.
prayer.

less
our
the
no

pain
sor
Lord
need

we
rows
in
for

bear,
share?
prayer!
prayer

ery thing to
it
to
the
will find
a
be our sweet

God
Lord
so
por

in
in
lace
tion

prayer.
prayer.
there.
there.

87878787

All Creatures of Our God and King

250

PRAISE

Words: Francis of Assisi circa 1225. Translated by William H. Draper, 1919.

Music: Lasst Uns Erfreuen from Geistliche Kirchenges       !  "#$ %&
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.

= 160

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

ia!
Him!
Him!
Him!
ye!

A
A
A
A
A

our
that
ter,
who
of

God
art
pure
day
ten

lle
lle
lle
lle
lle

lu
lu
lu
lu
lu

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

Thou
Ye
That
Let
Praise

lu
praise
praise
praise
sing

sil
lights
giv
them
God

praise

Thou
Thou
Thou
The
Ye

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

Him!

A lle

lu

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.

Ps 69:34, Ps 148

ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!

ia!

burn
ris
fire
flowers
who

ing
ing
so
and
long

gleam!
voice!
light.
show.
care!

A lle

lu

sun
moon,
mas
fruits
pain

with gol
in praise
ter ful
that in
and sor

ia!

A lle

den
re
and
thee
row

beam,
joice,
bright,
grow,
bear,

praise

lu

Him!

ia!

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!

8 8 8 8 8 8 with Alleluias

Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to Heaven and Voices Raise

PRAISE

251

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.

= 115

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

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

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

1Cor 15:54-57, Is 25:7-9, Rev 21:4, 2Tim 1:10

of
im
a
of
the

a
we
of
in
the

glad ness,
mor tal,
bun dance
glo
ry
Sa
vior

Vic
con
har
Hea
Spir

tim,
quer
vest
ven,
it,

glo
ry,
ter
nal
sun shine
ga thered,
lu
ia!

sing
on
at
from
who

for
by
will
here
fount

to
God
a
the
ho
ly
His
se
cond
the bright ness
has gained the

the worlds sal

His
might
y
their heads be
on
earth may
of
love
and

now
by
from
and
to

is
His
the
be
the

ri
res
fur
ev
Tri

sen
ur
rows
er,
une

hymn
Ea
com
of
vic

va
en
fore
fruit
sanc

from
rec
of
Lord,
Ma

of
ster
ing
Thy
to

tion
ter
Him
ful
ti

the
tion
the
with
jes

praise.
morn.
yield:
face;
ry;

bled,
prise:
wave,
be,
ty:

dead.
rise.
grave.
Thee.
ty.

87878787

Angel Voices, Ever Singing

252

PRAISE

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.

= 100

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

Thou
Can
Crafts
Hearts
Of

gel
it
didst
for
ther,

harps,
be
ears
Thine
Son,

for
that
and
ac
and

sands on
we
feel
mans art
and minds,
the
best

Rev 5:8-14, Ps 148:1-2

ly
that
and
and
that

e
Thou
hands
cept
Ho

live
Thou
mu
hands
Thou

ver
re
and
ance
ly

to
art
sics
and
hast

ring ing,
gard est
voi ces
prof fer,
Spi rit,

bless Thee,
near us
mea sure
voi ces,
giv en

and
and
for
in
Earth

rest
songs
for
all
bless

not
of
Thy
un
ed

con
wilt
Thy
our
and

fess
hear
plea
choic
Hea

day
or
sin
ful
praise com
worth i
Tri
ni

Thee
us?
sure
est
ven

Lord
Yea,
didst
me
ren

night;
man?
bine;
ly,
ty;

of
we
de
lo
der

might.
can.
sign.
dy.
Thee.

858587

I Sing the Mighty Power of God

PRAISE

253

Words: Isaac Watts, 1709.

Music: Ellacombe from Gesangbuch der Herzogl. Hofkapelle, Wurttemberg, 1784. Setting: "Amore Dei", 1897.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 130

4
4
1. I
2. I
3. Theres

sing the
sing the
not a

migh ty
good ness
plant or

powr of
of
the
flowr be

God, That
Lord, That
low, But

made
filled
makes

the moun tains

the earth with
Thy glo ries

rise;
food:
known;

lof
ty
nounced them
from
Thy

skies.
good.
throne.

4
4

That
He
And

I
Lord,
Crea

The
If
Theres

spread the
formed the
clouds a

sing the
how Thy
tures that

moon shines
I
sur
not
a

Jer 10:10-13, Deut 32:3, Ps 96:1-8

flow ing
crea tures
rise and

wis
won
bor

dom
ders
row

full
at
vey the
place where

seas a
with His
tem pests

that
are
life

or
dis
from

His com
ground I
we
can

broad, And
word, And
blow, By

dained The
played, Wher
Thee Are

mand, And
tread, Or
flee, But

built
then
or

the
pro
der

sun
eer
sub

all
gaze
God

to
I
ject

rule
turn
to

the
my
Thy

day:
eye;
care:

the
up
is

stars o
on the
pre sent

bey.
sky.
there.

86868686

Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise

254

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.

= 120

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

Most
Thy
We
But
And

bless
just
blos
of
so

d,
ice,
som
Thy
let

Al
Thy
And
Take
Through

1Tim 1:17, Rom 1:20

might
y,
clouds, which
with
er
the
veil
Christ
in

ac
nor
Thou
a
the

most
like
and
rich
Thy

vic
are
and
from
His

ces
wast
liv
dore
splen

glor
moun
flour
gra
glo

tor
foun
per
our
stor

si
ing,
est,
Thee,
dor

ious,
tains,
ish
ces
ry,

ious,
tains
ish
face,
y,

ble
Thou
the
all
of

the
high
as
this
al

Thy
of
but
the
Thy

hid
rul
true
veil
light

An
soar
leaves
grace,
might

from
est
life
ing
hid

cient
ing
on
Lord,
y,

great Name
good
ness
naught chang
vile
from
Christ
to

our
in
of
their
eth

of
a
the
im
im

we
and
eth
our
the

eyes,
might;
all;
sight;
Thee,

Days,
bove
tree,
part
part,

praise.
love.
Thee.
heart.
heart.

11 11 11 11

Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

PRAISE

255

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.

= 115

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 of love;
flect Thy rays,
ev
er blessed,
stars be gan;

4
4

Hearts un
Stars and
Well spring
ther
Fa

Melt
Field
Thou
E

fold
an
of
love

like
gels
the
is

the clouds of
and for
est,
our Fa ther,
ver sing ing,

Giv
er
Sing ing
Teach us
Joy
ful

Ps 71:23, Jn 12:46

of
bird
how
mu

im
and
to
sic

flowers
sing
joy
reign

sin
vale
Christ
march

and
and
our
we

be
a
of
ing

fore
round
liv
oer

sad
moun
Bro
on

mor tal
flow ing
love each
leads us

Thee,
Thee,
ing,
us,

ness;
tain,
ther,
ward,

glad ness,
foun tain
o
ther,
Sun ward

o pening to
the
cen
ter
of
un
o
cean depth of
bro ther love binds

drive
flow
all
vic

the
ery
who
tors

fill
call
lift
in

us
us
us
the

dark of
mea dow,
live in
in
the

with the
to
re
to
the
tri umph

sun
bro
hap
man

doubt
flash
love
midst

light
joice
joy
song

a
ken
py
to

a
ing
are
of

bove.
praise.
rest!
man.

way;
sea,
Thine;
strife,

of
in
div
of

day!
Thee.
ine.
life.

87878787

My Soul, Now Praise Thy Maker

256

PRAISE

(also known as My Soul, Now Bless Thy Maker)

Words: Johann Graumann, 1525. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1863.
Music: Nun Lob, Mein Seel from Johannes Kugelmanns Concentus Novi, 1540
Setting: "Mehrstimmiges ChoralBuch", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 140

3
4
1. My
2. He
3. For
4. Gods

soul, now
shows to
as
a
grace a

praise
man
ten
lone

thy
His
der
en

ma
trea
fa
dur

ker!
sure
ther
eth,

Let
Of
Hath
And

all with
judg ment,
pi
ty
child rens

in
truth,
on
child

me
and
his
ren

bless
right
child
yet

His
eous
ren
shall

name
ness,
here,
prove

thou
oer
child
seek

darst
dis
like
His

claim.
tress,
fear.
love.

all
an
dust
o

thy
ger
are
ver

sin,
by.
made;
all;

3
4

Who
His
He
How

mak eth
love be
in
His
He with

For
Nor
He
In

get
Him
treats
us
knows how
Heavn is

Who
The
We
An

heal
hum
flour
gels,

eth
ble,
ish
in

thee
yond
arms
strength

par
all
will
as

ta
mea
ga
sur

not whose
as
we
frail
our
fixed His

all
con
like
might

thy
trite
the
ex

Ps 103:1-22, 146:1-2, Mk 12:30, 2:1-12, 1Pt 1:24-25

ker
sure,
ther
eth

meek
mer
pow
dwell

weak
spir
flow
cel

Of
His
All
The

mer
yearn
who
hearts

ness
it,
ers
ing,

ness,
it
ers,
ling,

cies
ing
are
of

Still
But
Who
His

Re
Finds
And
Bright

more than
pi
ty
His
in
all that

bears
lays
but
rule

news
His
ev
hosts,

with
His
from
is

thy
com
en
be

life
pas
so
fore

with
sion
we
Him

in.
nigh;
fade;
fall.

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Whose
And
The
Praise

Who
So
We
Nor

256(2)

grace and
high as
wind but
Him who

leaves no
far, since
er
with
our
poor

care
are
Heavn a
oer them
ev
er

suf
He
like
hymns

frer
doth
the
dis

end
bove
pass
reign

friend
love
grass
dain

Ps 103:1-22, 146:1-2, Mk 12:30, 2:1-12, 1Pt 1:24-25

less
us,
es,
eth,

less,
us,
es,
eth-

And
As
And
All

But
He
Our
My

saved
break
all
ye

rights
puts
place
soul,

thee
from
their
who

the
our
knows
O

through
close
bloom
hear

the
of
is
His

wronged
sins
us
praise

past;
day,
oerWord,

at
a
no
the

last.
way.
more.
Lord!

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Lord of Life, All Praise Excelling

257

PRAISE

Words: Clement C. Moore, 1808.

Music: HyFrydol Rowland H. Prichard, 1830. Setting: "The English Hymnal", 1906.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 130

3
4
1. Lord of
2. Thus Thy
3. Still we

life,
care,
read

all
for
Thy

praise ex
all pro
Word de

cel ling,
vi ding,
clar ing

Thou,
Warmed
Mer

in
Thy
cy,

glo
ry
faith ful
Lord, Thine

un con
pro phets
own de

fined,
tongue;
cree;

hum
Is
emb

mind.
sung.
Thee.

3
4

Deignst to
Who, the
cy
Mer

As Thy
When Thy
Still the

So
the
To
the
Screened by

make
lot
ev

Thy
of
ry

love, through
har
vest
or
phan

high
poor
Thee

and
be
in

hum
all
sor

all
yields
and

hum
longs
ev

ble
de
row

cre
Thee
the

ble
the
ry

dwell
ci
shar

a
plea
stran

sta
trea
dan

ing
ding,
ing,

tion,
sure,
ger,

tion
sure
ger,

Mt 5:2-12, Lk 6:20-23, Ps 68:4-5, 10:14, Jas 4:6, Lk 1:46-55, Jn 4:35-38

With
To
Warms

the
Thy
the

Beams like
Thou the
Still the

Both
Of
Heard

poor of
cho sen
heart res

Thy
gol
wi

are
the
by

dif
den
dow

e
scat
Thee

fu
sheaf
owns

qual
tered
in

ble
rael
ling

sive
shalt
Thy

light;
bind;
care;

in Thy
ears be
ev ry

sight.
hind.
prayer.

87878787

Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow

PRAISE

258

(Doxology; see also Awake, My Soul, And With The Sun)

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.

= 120

1. Praise God, from Whom all

Praise Him a bove, ye

heavn

Rom 13:11, Ps 17:15, Ps 148:1-2, Eph 1:3

bles

sings flow;

ly

host;

Praise Him, all crea tures

Praise Fa ther, Son, and

Ho

here

be

ly

low;

Ghost.

8888

O Lord We Praise Thee

259

PRAISE

(also known as May God be Praised Henceforth and Blest Forever or Let God Be Blest)
Words: Martin Luther, 1524. Translation composite.
Music: Gott Sei Gelobet und Gebenedeiet or Enchiridion or Gud V'() *+,)- .,/0 123
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.

= 160

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

Our weak
May this
Nor re

May
Lord,
Let

Thy
Thy
not

fore
hea
ha

Thee
ven.
vior

souls that
feast there
pent this

bo
kind
Thy

Thou with Thy

No great er
And live as

they may
of
re
blest Co

dy,
ness
good

Ps 51:15, 1Cor 11:23-26, Mt 26:26-28, 1Pt 2:24

Lord,
did
Spir

bo
dy
love than
breth ren

and Thy blood didst

this to Thee could
here in love and

flou
mind
mmun

rish:
us!
ion!

O
O
O

born of
so con
it
for

Ma
strain
sake

ry,
Thee
us;

Lord, have
Lord, have
Lord, have

That
That
Grant

mer
mer
mer

our
Thy
that

nou rish
bind us;
un
ion

cy!
cy!
cy!

sins
and
blood should
heavn ly-

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PRAISE

sor
bless
min

259(2)

rows
and
ded

In
all
Peace with
Days of

did
sus
He

tri
al,
God once
peace and

car
tain
make

fear,
more
u

Ps 51:15, 1Cor 11:23-26, Mt 26:26-28, 1Pt 2:24

ry,
me.
us;

and
is
ni

And
All
Give

need:
made:
ty:

Thy
our
Thy

O
O
O

blood
debt
Church,

Lord, have
Lord, have
Lord, have

for
Thou
Lord,

mer
mer
mer

us
hast
to

plead
paid;
see

cy!
cy.
cy!

11 8 11 8 5 9 9 6 7 5

Praise The Lord, Ye Heavens Adore Him

260

PRAISE

Words: verses 1-2, unknown, 1796. verse 3 Edward Osler, 1836.

Music: Austria (Haydn) or Austrian Hymn Franz Joseph Haydn, 1797.
Setting: "The Evangelical Hymnal with Tunes", 1880.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. Praise the Lord, ye
2. Praise the Lord, for
3. Wor ship, ho nor,

heavns, a dore
He
is glor
glo
ry, bless

Him;
ious;
ing,

Praise Him, an gels

Ne
ver shall His
Lord, we
of
fer

in the
pro mise
un
to

height.
fail.
Thee.

stars of
not pre
bend the

light.
vail.
knee.

4
4

Sun
God
Young

and moon, re
hath made His
and old, Thy

Praise the Lord,

Praise the God
All the saints

for
of
in

Laws which ne ver

Heavn and earth and
As
Thine an gels

Ps 148:1-14, Rev 5:11-14

joice be fore
saints vic tor
praise ex press

He
our
Heavn

shall
all
serve

hath
sal
a

Him;
ious;
ing,

spo ken;
va
tion;
dore Thee;

be bro
cre a
be fore

ken
tion,
Thee,

Praise Him, all

Sin and death
In
glad ho

Worlds His
Hosts on
We would

For their
Laud and
So
on

ye
shall
mage

might
high,
bow

gui
mag
earth

y
His
be

dance
ni
Thy

voice o
beyed.
powr pro claim.
fore Thy throne.

He hath
fy His
will be

made.
name.
done.

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Praise To The Lord, The Almighty

PRAISE

261

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.

= 120

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,

va
tain
stayed
tend
ra

tion!
eth!
thee.
thee.
ging,

3
4

O
Shel
Health
Sure
Who,

my
ters
hath
ly
when

soul,
thee
vouch
His
the

All
Hast
What
Pon
Bid

ye
thou
need
der
deth

Praise
Grant
Wings
If
Whirl

Him
ed
of
with
winds

who
not
or
a
them

in
in
His
His
and

praise
un
safed
good
e

Him,
der
and,
ness
le

for
His
when
and
ments

hear,
seen
grief
new
cease,

glad
what
mer
love
wa

He
wings,
heed
mer
mad

now
how
ev
what
turn

a
He
cy
He
ters

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 150:1-2, Ps 23:6

is thy
yea, so
less ly
cy here
ly
a

health
gent
fall
dai
round

to His
thy de
er hath
the Al
eth their

dor
or
did
be
as

a
dain
shade
friend
suag

and
ly
ing,
ly
thee

tem
si
failed
might
fu

sal
sus
hath
at
are

ple draw
res have
of
re
y
can
ry
to

near;
been
lief?
do,
peace,

tion.
eth
thee.
thee.
ing.

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

The God of Abraham Praise

262

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.

= 120

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

Je
I
He
I
The

I
And
And
And
And

cient
of
e
earth
I
rise
guide me
all
shall, on
ea
Ca naans bounds

ver
and
my
gle
I

ho
vah, great
I
all
on earth for
calls
a
worm His
shall be
hold His
try deep
I
wa

bow and bless the

ly
Him my
on
He shall save me
sing the won ders
thro the how ling

Ex 3:14-15, 1Chr 29:18

last
seek
hap
wings
urge

AM!
sake,
friend,
face;
pass,

sa
Por
to
of
wil

ing
the
py
up
my

days, and
joys
at
days, in
borne, to
way,
at

by
its
He
I
with

cred
tion
the
His
der

Name
make,
end,
grace
ness

earth
wis
calls
shall
Je

for
my
thro
for
my

God
His
all
Heavn
His

and
dom,
Him
His
sus

of
right
my
a
com

Heavn
fame,
self
powr
in

ev
Shield
Je
ev
way

con
and
my
a
my

er
and
sus
er
pur

Love;
hand;
ways.
scend.
mand.

fessed;
powr;
God!
dore,
view;

blessed.
Towr.
blood.
more.
sue.

6 6 12 6 6 12

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262(2)
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 Three-One 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.

Ex 3:14-15, 1Chr 29:18

6 6 12 6 6 12

Rejoice, O Pilgrim Throng

263

PRAISE

(also known as Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart)

Words: Edward H. Plumptre, 1865, alt. Music: Marion Arthur H. Messiter, 1883.
Setting: "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged", 1893 (Messiter Edition).
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 130

4
4
1. Re
2. With
3. With
4. Still
5. Yes,

joice, O
all
the
voice as
lift
your
on through

pil
grim
an
gel
full and
stand ard
lifes long

throng!
choirs,
strong
high,
path,

Re
With
As
Still
Still

joice, give
all
the
o
ceans
march in
chant ing

thanks,
saints
sur
firm
as

and
on
ging
ar
ye

sing;
earth,
praise,
ray,
go;

4
4

Your
Pour
Send
As
From

fest
al
out the
forth the
war riors
youth to

Re

joice,

ban
strains
hymns
through
age,

ner
of
our
the
by

wave
joy
fa
dark
night

re

joice,

on
and
thers
ness
and

high,
bliss,
loved,
toil,
day,

The
True
The
Till
In

cross
rap
psalms
dawns
glad

of Christ
ture, nob
of
an
the gol
ness and

your
lest
cient
den
in

King.
mirth.
days.
day.
woe.

re

joice, Give

thanks and

sing.

Re
joice,
re
joice, re
joice, Give
6. Yes onward, onward still With hymn, and chant and song,
Through gate, and porch and columned aisle, The hallowed pathways throng.

thanks and

sing.

7. At last the march shall end; The wearied ones shall rest;
The pilgrims find their Fathers house, Jerusalem the blessd.
8. Then on, ye pure in heart! Rejoice, give thanks and sing!
Your festal banner wave on high, The cross of Christ your King.

Ps 100:1-5, 98:4-6, 32:11, 95:1-6, Rev 19:5-8, 7:9-12, Is 61:10-11, 65:17-19

6 6 8 6 10

To God Be The Glory

PRAISE

264

Words: Fanny Crosby, 1875. Music and Setting: To God Be The Glory William Howard Doane, 1875.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

3
4
1. To
2. O
3. Great

God
per
things

be the
fect re
He has

glor y, great
demp tion, the
taught us, great

things He has
pur chase of
things He has

done;
blood,
done,

So
To
And

loved He
ev
ery
great our

3
4

the
be
re

world that He
lie ver the
joic ing through

tone ment for

ly
be
tru
great er
will

Praise the

praise the

Je

sus

Lord,

Lord,

the

gave us His
pro mise of
Je
sus the

sin,
lieves,
be

And
That
Our

praise the

Let the

Son,

o pened the
mo ment from
won der, our

Lord,

peo

And

Son
God;
Son;

ple

Let the

re

give Him

Job 5:9, Jn 3:16, Ps 40:5, 72:18, 86:10, Rom 11:33, Jn 10:7-9, 1Cor 7:23

yield
vil
pur

life gate that

Je
sus
a
trans port, when

earth hear

joice!

the

Who
The
But

glor

y,

His

ed His
est o
er, and

all
par
Je

voice!

life an
ffend er
high er,

may
don
sus

go
re
we

Praise the

come

to the

great

things He

Fa

has

a
who
and

in.
ceives.
see.

Lord,

ther, through

done.

11 11 11 11 12 12 11 11

The Love of God

265

PRAISE

Words: Frederick Martin Lehman, 1917.

Music: The Love of God Frederick Martin Lehman, 1917. Setting: Claudia Lehman Mays, 1917.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2014 Revision.

= 90

3
4
1. The love of
2. When hoar y
3. Could we with

God is great er
time shall pass a
ink the
o cean

far Than tongue or

way, And earth ly
fill, And were the

pen can ev
er
thrones and king doms
skies of parch ment

tell,
fall;
made,

3
4

It
goes be
When men who
Were ev ery

yond
here
stalk

The guilt y
Gods love, so
To write the

pair,
sure,
love

His err ing

Re deem ing
Nor could the

child,
grace
scroll

the high est

re fuse to
on earth a

star,
pray,
quill

bowed down with

shall still en
of
God a

He rec on
to Ad ams
con tain the

care,
dure,
bove

ciled,
racewhole,

Rom 8:35-39, Jn 3:16, Jer 31:2-3, 2Thess 2:16-17, Rev 6:15-17, 1:5

And reach es
On rocks and
And ev ery

to
hills
man

the low est

and moun tains
a scribe by

hell;
call;
trade;

God gave His

All meas ure
Would drain the

Son
less
o

to
and
cean

win;
strong;
dry;

And par
doned
The saints
and
Tho stretched from

from
an
sky

his
gels
to

sin.
song.
sky.

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PRAISE

265(2)

Oh love

It

of

shall for

God,

how rich

and

ev

er more en

pure!

dure,

Rom 8:35-39, Jn 3:16, Jer 31:2-3, 2Thess 2:16-17, Rev 6:15-17, 1:5

How meas ure

The saints and

less

an

and

gels

strong!

song.

888888868686

And Can It Be

266

THANKSGIVING

Words: Charles Wesley, 1738.

Music: Fillmore Jeremiah Ingalls (1764-1828). Setting: "The Methodist Hymnal", 1905.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.

= 100

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

For
To
And
I
That

me,
sound
bled
woke,
quenched

who
the
for
the
the

Him
depths
A
dun
wrath

How
Let
im
my
His

can
earth
mense
heart
wounds

it
a
and
was
im

be,
dore,
free,
free,
part;

He
vain
tied
eye
the

to
of
dams
geon
of

That
Let
For
I
I

for
the
Him
diff
a

death
love
help
flamed
hos

Thou,
an
O
rose,
feel

me,
first
self
used
ton

pur
di
less
with
tile

my
gel
my
went
the

who
born
of
a
ing

sued?
vine.
race:
light;
Heavn.

God,
minds
God,
forth,
Sa

A
Tis
Tis
My
I

shouldst
in
it
and
vior

caused
ser
all
quick
blood

ma
mer
mer
chains
feel

die
quire
found
fol
in

His
aph
but
ning
is

zing
cy
cy
fell
the

for
no
out
lowed
my

pain?
tries
love,
ray?
near,

love!
all!
all,
off,
life

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 5:8-10, Eph 3:8-12, Acts 12:7, 1Kgs 19:11-12

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For The Beauty Of The Earth

THANKSGIVING

267

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.

= 100

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,

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.

This

grate

4
4

For
Hill
For
Friends
Offr

Lord

the
and
the
on
ing

of

love which
vale, and
mys tic
earth and
up
on

all,

to

from
tree
har
friends
ev

Thee

6. For the martyrs crown of light,

For Thy prophets eagle eye,
For Thy bold confessors might,
For the lips of infancy.

our birth
and flowr,
mo
ny
bove,
a
ery shore

we raise,

our

hymn

of

ful

praise.

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 95:1-6, Ps 33:1-6

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His Gifts

268

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.

= 100

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

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

Life,

life

poured

plunge us
Laws de
bring you
gift
He
sing
to

out on you and me

He

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

deep
in
to
mands Christ would
in
to
His
pre
pares for
ge
ther
a

calls

us

to live

fear
ful
lov
you
round

of
ly
ing
and
His

and His

Glo

Eph 2:8-10, 4:4-8, 1Jn 5:10-12, Titus 3:4-7, Jas 1:17-18, Jn 10:27-30, 4:10, Rom 6:23, 5:15-17, 3:21-26

from
and
in
mise
ther

His
then
His
and
and

the Light.
com ply.
em brace.
for
me.
Throne.

ry

to see

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THANKSGIVING

Our

Lord

268(2)

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 life-long 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 2:8-10, 4:4-8, 1Jn 5:10-12, Titus 3:4-7, Jas 1:17-18, Jn 10:27-30, 4:10, Rom 6:23, 5:15-17, 3:21-26

7 6 11 11 11 8 11 9 10

Now Thank We All Our God

269

THANKSGIVING

Words: Martin Rinkart, c.1636. Translated Catherine Winkworth, 1856. Music: Nun Danket Johann Crger, 1647.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 120

1. Now
2. O
3. All

thank
may
praise

Who
With
The

won
ev
Son

Who
And
The

from
keep
one

With
And
For

count
free
thus

2Cor 2:14, Rom 6:7

we all
our
this boun teous
and thanks to

drous things has

er
joy
ful
and Him Who

our mo
us in
e
ter

less
us
it

gifts
from
was,

thers
His
nal

of
all
is

God,
God
God

done,
hearts
reigns

arms
grace,
God,

love,
ills,
now,

with
through
the

in
and
with

has
and
Whom

and
in
and

heart and hands and

all
our life
be
Fa
ther now be

Whom this
bless ed
Them in

world re
peace to
high est

blessed us
guide
us
earth and

on
when
Heavn

still
is
ours
this world and
shall
be
ev

to
the
er

voi
near
gi

ces,
us,
ven;

joi
cheer
Hea

ces;
us;
ven;

our
per
a

way
plexed;
dore;

day.
next!
more.

67676666

O Day of Rest And Gladness

THANKSGIVING

270

Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862.

Music: Woodbird or Es Flog Ein Kleins Waldv4567689: ;<=>8;8?9=7 @6<A=9 B?C9> 89
"Memminger Tabulaturbuche", 17th Century. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward, 1904.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 125

4
4
1. O
2. On
3. Thou
4. Thou
5. To

day of
thee, at
art
a
art
a
day 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

beau
rose
streams
er
sil

ti
from
of
to
ver

ful,
depths
par
heaven,
trum

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

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

Sing
And
From
A
And

ho
ly,
thus on
thee, like
day
of
liv
ing

ly,
most
gahs
ur
ter

ho
thee,
Pis
res
wa

and
sal
er
us
vo

sad
va
sec
glad
ca

low
tor
foun
fec
glow

h
glor
moun
rec
flow

ness, most
tion, Christ
ted
with
der, near
tions the

most
of
a
our
pet

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

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

bright:
earth;
dise;
home;
calls,

tune,
heaven,
sand;
love,
beams,

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.
Ex 20:10, Gen 2:2-3, Mk 2:23-28

76767676

O Lord of Heavn and Earth and Sea

271

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.

= 100

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

shall
har
owe
free
dost

Thee
flowrs
all
gavst
it

we
vests
Thee
ly,
His

show our
ri
pen,
thank ful
with that
sevn fold

all
and
the
Him
of

praise
fruits,
bless
for
life

love
Thou
ness
bless
gra

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.

and
Thy
ings
a
and

to
art
and
d
ces

Thee,
there,
praise,
One,
showr

glo
love
earth
world
love

Who
Who
Who
Thou
Up

giv
giv
giv
giv
on

ry
de
dis
un
and

be;
clare;
plays,
done,
powr,

est
est
est
est
us

How
Where
We
And
And

all?
all.
all.
all.
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 145:15-19

8884

All Depends On Our Possessing

TRUST

272

Words: unknown circa 1673. Translated by Catherine Winkworth, 1858.

Music: Alles ist an Gottes Segen Johann Balthasar KDE/0F GHIJK L)--/E0N OPQ+(RS) T++U V+( .E0SREXOF GJYIF RS-K
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2005 Revision.

= 100

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

In
He
That
Soul
As

all
and
that
my
and

earth ly
ev
er
have no
long ing
sor row,

His God
is
who still doth
will bring me
and
bo
dy
God wills, so

wealth
shall
sol
shall
have

de
part.
be mine.
id ground.
be stilled.
their day.

not
for
guide and
last ing
I
sur
be
it

sa
ken
rule me,
pleas ure
ren der;
ev
er,

He
He
I
To
I

who trusts with

who did
so
shall strive to
His
lo vingshall doubt His

And
Will
And
For
I

eer keeps a
re
main my
that now
is
in
Him
a
to
Him com

faith un
sha ken
gent ly school me,
win
a
treas ure
kind ness ten
der
wis dom nev
er,

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

887887

Fear Not, O Little Flock

273

TRUST

Words: Attr. to King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden (1594-1632), Jacob Fabricius (1593-1654)
or Johann M. Altenburg (1584-1640). 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.

= 160

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,

and
our
pre
a

powr;
Lord.
vail.
gain.

seeks
can
hell
now

4
4

your
a
with
Thine

ov
er
throw;
venge your wrongs;
all their crew
arm make bare;

What though your

Though hid
den
A
jest and
So
shall thy

oer
who
are
to

Gods saints
shall rise;
His
own,
Thy praise,

cou
yet
bysaints

Dread not
Leave it
A
gainst
Fight for

rage
from
word
and

Lasts
To
Our
World

some
all
are
mar

but
save
vic
with

Lk 12:32, Ps 27:1-14, 1Pt 3:13-17, Heb 13:6, Ps 56:1-13

his
to
us
us

times
our
they
tyrs

rage
Him
shall
once

faints,
eyes,
grown;
raise

one
us,
try
out

His seem ing

He sees the
God is
with
A might y

lit
and
can
end.

tle
His
not
A

tri
Gid
us,
cho

umph
eon
we
rus

hour.
word.
fail.
men.

886886

God Will Take Care of You

TRUST

274

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.

= 90

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,

God

He

neath
dan
thing
wear

will

will

His
gers
you
y

wings
fierce
ask
one,

take

take

of
your
will
u

care

care

Ps 34:9-10, Lk 12:30-32, Rom 8:32, Phil 4:19

love
path
be
pon

of

you,

of

you,

a
as
de
His

bide,
sail,
nied,
breast,

through ev

God
God
God
God

will
will
will
will

ry

God will take care

take
take
take
take

day,

care
care
care
care

oer

of

of
of
of
of

you.
you.
you.
you.

all

the way;

you.

86866866

How Firm A Foundation

275

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.

= 125

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

you
land,
cause
trou
on

He hath
on the
thee to
bles to
ly
de

ex
bound
still
thee
be

said,
sea,
stand
bless,
sign

cel lent
ing in
give thee
ver
o
thy sup

You,
As
Up
And
Thy

who
thy
held
sanc
dross

Word! What
wealth; At
aid;
Ill
flow;
For
ply;
The

un
days
by
ti
to

to
de
My
fy
con

more
can He
home
and
a
strength en and
I
will be
flame shall not

Je
sus for
mand, shall thy
right eous, om
to
thee thy
sume, and thy

say
broad,
help
with
hurt

than to
on the
thee, and
thee, thy
thee; I

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, 43:2-5, Lk 3:15-17, 6:47-49

11 11 11 11

How Shall We Answer Terrors Cry?

TRUST

276

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.

= 100

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

vio
ly
asked
gold

lence
ing
that
re

look
trust
am
they

to
to
ple
be

Lk 23:34, Mt 5:43-48

sky?
bow,
sky,
burn

breaks
voice,
cru
fined,

You
You,
take,
come,

When
Pro
And
Their

u
the
el
e

To
To
And
Like

mur
tect
pled
dross

derous spite
us
from
the
Fa
way,
a

pon
e
men
ter

know
hear
pray
us,

our
vil
might
nal

Your
the
for
with

knocks
the
ther
so

shore,
smile.
live.
ly.

will
word
sin
You

down
tem
to
they

O
O
O
O

what
we
ners
for

our door
pters guile,
for give,
may be

let
let
let
let

us
us
us
us

shall
know
as
ev

come
come
Your
pray

we
is
we
er

And
The
You
Like

and
in
ex
that

do?
true.
ache.
one.

888888

I Am Jesus Little Lamb

277

TRUST

Words: Henrietta L. von Hayn, 1778. Translation composite.

Music: Weil Ich Jesu SchZVS)/E T/E3 V(+[ T(2X)( PQ+(RS\T2]QF GHJ^K
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.

= 112

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

Loves me
When I
He shall

ev
ry
thirst, He
fold me

Is 40:11, Jn 10:11-15

day
bids
to

guides
feeds
end

the
me
His

me, Knows my
me, In
to
ed, By
His

same,
go
breast,

Ev
en
Where the
There with

need, and well pro

pleas ant pas tures
an
gel host at

calls me
qui
et
in
His

by
my
wa ters
arms to

vides
leads
tend

me,
me;
ed,

name.
flow.
rest.

778877

I Know Whom I Have Believed

TRUST

278

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.

= 100

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

But I

To

why,
how
veal
wea
if

un
be
ing
ry
I

wor
liev
Je
ways
walk

know Whom

keep

that

thy,
ing
sus
or
the

Christ
in
through
gol
vale

I have be

liev

which Ive com

mit

2Tim 1:12, Phil 3:8-11, Jn 14:5-11, Jn 17:3

in
His
the
den
with

d,

ted

love
Re
Word Wrought
Word, Cre
days,
Be
Him,
Or

And am per

Un to

deemed
peace
a
fore
meet

sua

Him

me
with
ting
His
Him

ded

for
in
faith
face
in

His
my
in
I
the

that He is

a gainst

that

own.
heart.
Him.
see.
air.

ab

le

day.

8 6 8 6 9 10 8 7

If God Himself Be For Me

279

TRUST

Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1656. Verses 1-3, 7-9, 11-15 Translated by Richard Massie, 1856, alt.
Verses 4-6,10 Translated for Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book (Pittsburgh), 1907, alt.
Music: Woodbird or Es Flog Ein Kleins WaldvD0)S)/E3 -(RX/-/+ERS _)([RE V+2EX /E
"Memminger Tabulaturbuche", 17th Century. Setting: George Ratcliffe Woodward, 1904.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2011 Revision.

= 130

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

If
And
With
I
In

Christ,
that,
out
nev
Him

What
Through
The
But
In

pray, be
my dear
my
sal
my
De
Lord who

my Head
what eer
Him all
er should
I
can

foe
or what
storm y
seas
gifts I
owe
be
de stroyed
Him I
am

and
be
that
find
be

dis
to
to
for
not

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
awefull
sin through

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

as
guide
Je
ev
fear

ter
me
sus
er
ful

drive
bring
lone
dark
Gods

me
me
my
ness
great

Can
And
A
As
Of

Rom 8:31-39, 8:1-11, Ps 27:1-3, Is 50:7-9, Jn 10:28-30, Gal 6:14, Jn 15:20, Ps 46:1-11, Lk 6:47-49

from His
safe to
love are
by
the
Judg ment

fly.
most,
good.
throne,
faith.

bove,
hand
earth;
sight,
aye;

love?
land.
worth.
light.
Day.

76767676

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.

279(2)

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.

Rom 8:31-39, 8:1-11, Ps 27:1-3, Is 50:7-9, Jn 10:28-30, Gal 6:14, Jn 15:20, Ps 46:1-11, Lk 6:47-49

76767676

I Place My Trust In God

280

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

Ill

place my

Hell

Ps 25:1-9, Ps 9:9-10

lead

un cer
tain
His gui dance,
oer throw me
den God will
His hand, I

me

ties
safe
when
help
will

a
and
Im
me
not

to day,

trust

in

God

on

with

His

rise, I
sure, I
there Be
bear; He
fear; I

Ev en

strong hand, Un

trust
then
neath
hears
know

His
can
His
my
that

when

til

judg ment,
rest in
ev
er
cry, my
God is

can

not

reach the

true and wise.

peace, se
cure.
last
ing care.
ev
ry prayer.
al
ways near.

see

the way,

pro mised land.

88888988

In These Our Days So Perilous

TRUST

281

(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 GnZX/0S/]Q3 `R(-/E *2-Q)(K a+2EX /E bS203c _)/c-S/]Q) */)X)(F GdIIK
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

Thou

Thee

our

2Thess 3:16, Ps 35:23, Is 31:4-5

can fight for

on

ly

us,

God

No God

and

Sa

but

Thee

de

fend

us;

vior.

87878

My Hope Is Built

282

TRUST

(also known as The Solid Rock)

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

whol
an
then
less

Rock

eous
ing
ing
be

ly
chor
is
to

ness.
grace.
flood.
found.

I
In
When
Dressed

trust
holds
all
stand

in
with
my
be

stand,

All

dare
ev
all
in

not trust
ery high
a
round
His right

Je
in
hope
fore

sus
the
and
the

ther

the
and
my
eous

Name.
veil.
stay.
throne.

1Pt 2:5-8, Eph 2:19-22, Mt 7:24-27, Ps 18:2, 2Cor 3:4-6, 1Thess 4:16-17

ground

sweet
storm
soul
ness

On

est
y
gives
a

Christ

is

sink

the

frame,
gale,
way,
lone,

But
My
He
Fault

so

lid

ing

sand.

888888

Our God, Our Help In Ages Past

TRUST

283

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

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.

8. Like flowery fields the nations stand

Pleased with the morning light;
The flowers beneath the mowers hand
Lie withering ere tis night.

7. Time, like an ever rolling stream,

Bears all its sons away;
They fly, forgotten, as a dream
Dies at the opening day.

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 1:1-2

home.
sure.
same.
gain.
sun.

8686

Souls of Men! Why Will Ye Scatter

284

TRUST

(also known as Theres a Wideness in Gods Mercy)

Words: Frederick William Faber, 1862, alt.
Music: In Babilone traditional Dutch found in "Oude en Nieuwe Hollantse Boerenlities en Contradansen", 1710.
Setting: Julius RDE-0)EF GefYK
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

Was there
Theres a
There is
For
the
Not
just

As
Theres
There
And
Great

the
a
is
the
er

why
ther:
place
for
for

ev
er
wide ness
wel come
love of
all we

Sa
kind
mer
heart
good

vior
ness
cy
of
be

Ps 103:1-22, Ps 23:1-6, Zech 13:7-9

will
ye
wan
and
His
fond
where earths fail
fresh cre
a
all
the
mem

kind er
shep
in Gods mer
for the
sin
God is
broad
owe to
Je

der
ness
ings
tions
bers

herd
cy,
ner,
er
sus;

who would have us

in
His
just ice,
with the
Sa vior;
the
E
ter nal
cause of
e
vil,

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.

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;

Come and
Which is
There is
Is
most
Lar
ger

round His
lib
er
in
His
ful
ly
through the

ga
more
heal
won
mer

ther
than
ing
der
cy

feet?
ty.
blood.
kind.
fall.

87878787

The Lords My Shepherd

TRUST

285

Words: Psalm 23 from the Scottish Psalter, 1650 alt. by James Leith Macbeth Bain, 1915.
Music and Setting: Marosa or Brother James Air James Leith Macbeth Bain, 1915, alt.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 70

3
2
1. The
2. My
3. Yea,
4. My
5. Good

Lords
soul
though
ta
ness

my
He
I
ble
and

shep herd
doth re
walk in
Thou hast
mer
cy

tures
the
art
Thou
my

green
paths
with
dost
Fa

He
of
me,
with
thers

Ill
not
store
a
deaths dark
fur
nished
all
my

want, He
gain, And
vale, Yet
well
In
days Will

makes me
me
to
will
I
pre sence
sure
ly

down to
walk doth
fear
no
of
my
fol
low

lie
make.
ill,
foes;
me:

3
2

In
With
For
My
And

He
His
Ill
It
My

In
With
For
My
And

pas
in
Thou
head
in

lead
eth
me,
Own Names sake,
fear
no
ill,
ver
flows,
o
dwell ing
place,

pas
in
Thou
head
in

tures
the
art
Thou
my

He
His
Ill
It
My

green He
paths
of
with
me,
dost
with
Fa
thers

lead eth me
bless ed ness,
and Thy rod
oil
a noint,
heart al ways

The
Een
And
And
My

lead
eth
me,
The
Own Names sake, Een
fear
no
ill,
Yet
o
ver
flows, And
dwell ing
place, My

lead
bless
and
oil
heart

eth
ed
Thy
a
al

me
ness,
rod
noint,
ways

Ps 23:1-6, Jn 10:11-15, Rev 7:17, Ez 34:23, Is 40:10-11, Heb 13:20-21

The
Een
And
And
My

qui
for
staff
my
dwell

et
wa
ters
His Own Names
me com
fort
cup o
ver
ing place shall

qui
for
will
my
dwell

qui
for
staff
my
dwell

et
wa
ters
His Own Names
I
fear
no
cup o
ver
ing place shall

et wa
ters
His Own Names
me com
fort
cup o
ver
ing place shall

by.
sake;
still;
flows;
be;

by,
sake;
ill,
flows;
be,

by.
sake.
still.
flows.
be.

86868686

The Winds and Billows Loudly Roar

286

TRUST

Words: Christopher Wordsworth, 1865.

Music and Setting: Consolation or Morning Song John Wyeth, 1813.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 100

4
4
1. The
2. "Save
3. His
4. He
5. O

winds
us,
head
does
ye,

and bil lows

we per ish,
is
pil lowd
the el
e
who in the

loud
Lord,"
on
ments
Church

ly
they
the
con
s

roar
cry;
stern,
trol;
Bark

We
To
As
By
Oer

flound er
in
the
Thee we
fly
for
Man He
is
a
His
Al might y
lifes rough o
cean

deep
aid;
sleep;
Will.
sail,

4
4

Our
"A
As
The
When

bark
wake!
God
an
all

is
a
He
gry
a

frail,
far
wake!" they
all
things
waves their
round
is

6. Touch not, with rude, irreverent hands,

And coward faithlessness,
Him, who the winds and waves commands;
But wait in quietness.

Mt 8:23-27, Mk 4:35-41, Ps 89:9, Lk 8:22-25

off
say;
does
sur
drear

the
but
dis
ges
and

shore,
why
cern,
roll;
dark,

And
So
And
And
and

Je
faith
end
at
hu

sus is
less and
less vig
His Word
man ef

a
a
ils
are
forts

sleep.
fraid?
keep.
still.
fail,

7. O never, never when distressed,

To doubtful means resort;
Christs Bark, when on the billows crest,
Is safe as in the port.

8686

Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old

TRUST

287

(also known as Your Hand, O Lord, in Days of Old)

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

To
And
To

Thee they went,

now, O Lord,
hands that work

The
In
That

le
per with his
crowd ed street, by
whole and sick, and

the
be
and

di
and
en,

sease and death, oer

fear
re lieved owned
soothe and bless, with

blind,
near
eyes

taint
rest
weak

Lk 19:9-10, Mt 9:35-36, Jn 10:10, 1Pt 2:9-10, Mk 1:40-45

the dumb, the

to bless, Al
that see, give

ed
less
and

life, the
couch, as
strong, may

dark ness and

Thee, the Lord
Thine al might

the
of
y

pal
sied
and the
might y
as
of
wis doms heaven ly

sick with fe
by Gen nes
praise Thee ev

vered
arets
er

grave.
light;
breath.

lame,
yore,
lore,

frame.
shore.
more.

86868686

Under His Wings

288

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

know He
balm for
e
vil

ens
ing
till

and
ly
lifes

will keep me,

my heal ing,
can harm me,

Un der His wings,

Un der His wings

Ps 17:7-9, Mt 11:28

temp
turns
tri

un

my

ests
to
als

are
His
are

He has
There I
Rest ing

wild,
rest!
oer;

re deemed me,
find com fort,
in
Je
sus,

der His wings,

soul shall a

Still
I
Of
ten
Shel tered,

bide,

and
and
Im

Who from His love

Safe ly

bide

can trust Him;

when earth has
pro
tec
ted,

I
am
there I
safe ev

can

for

I
no
no

His child.
am blessed.
er more.

sev er?

ev

er.

11 10 11 10 8 7 9 7

Despair Not, O Heart

FUNERAL

289

Words: Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (348-413). 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,

sin
to
sa
giv
show

mis
es
ket
a
dom be
view with
but
if

ning
ken,
ken,
en,
ers,

bor
dorn
reft
sor
grant

For
O
We
Re
Will

row
ing,
us;
row,
ed

death
Death,
know
stored
spring

is
that
that
to
in

Be
Are
But
A
A

of
thy
the
its
to

ware
em
He
glor
meas

life
pow
dead
spi
fruit

in
blems
will
if
ure

the be
er
is
shall a
rit
in
age and

thy
of
not
ied
of

sor
hope
leave
form
sun

ginn
bro
wak
hea
flow

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.

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.

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.

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 14:1-4, 1Cor 15:35-38

row, of
that be
us
for
shall be
shine and

ing.
ken.
en.
ven.
ers;

9999

Though in the Midst of Life We Be

290

FUNERAL

(also known as In the Midst of Earthly Life or In the Very

Midst of Life or In the Midst of Life We Are)
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,

We
It
Thy

Ho

Lest our foes con

Who se cure will
Who, O, who will

mourn our grie vous

moves Thy ten der
pre cious blood was

ly and

gra cious God!

found
make
hide

sin which hath

heart to
see
shed to
win

Ho

1Sam 20:3, Rom 14:7-8, 2Cor 1:9-10, 1Cor 15:53-54

ly and

us?
us?
us?

To
Thou
Thou

Thee a lone, our

on ly, Lord, canst
on ly, bless ed

Stirrd the fire of

Our great sin and
Peace and par don

might y God!

Ho

ly and

all-

Thy
mis
for

mer

Sa
do
Sa

vior.
it!
viour.

fierce wrath.
er
y.
our
sin.

ci ful

Peculiar

FUNERAL

290(2)

Sa
Sa
Sa

In
With
Fall

vior!
vior!
vior!

the
its
in

deep
deep
our

and
and
last

Thou
Thou
Let

e
e
us

bit
burn
need

ter
ter
not,

nal
nal
we

ter
ing
a

flood.
flood.
way.

1Sam 20:3, Rom 14:7-8, 2Cor 1:9-10, 1Cor 15:53-54

God!
God!
pray,

Save us,
Let not
From the

Ky
Ky
Ky

ri
ri
ri

e
e
e

Lord, from
hell dis
true faiths

e
e
e

lei
lei
lei

sink
may
com

ing
us
fort

son.
son.
son.

Peculiar

God, Whose Almighty Word

291

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,

Gos
in
lamp
full

pel
ly
of
est

their
and
your
love,

day
blind:
grace,
pride,

flight:
sight,
flight;
might!

Sheds
Oh,
And
Through

Hear us,
Health to
Move on
Bound less

not
its
now
to
in
earths
the earth,

glor
hu
dark
far

we
the
the
as

hum
sick
wa
o

ious
man
est
and

Mt 4:16, Mt 10:26-27, Jn 1:4-5, Jn 8:12, Jn 15:26-27, Mt 11:4-6, Lk 7:18-22

ray,
kind
place
wide,

ble
in
ters
ceans

Let
Let
Let
Let

pray,
mind,
face,
tide,

there
there
there
there

And where
Sight to
Bear ing
Rol
ling

be
be
be
be

the
the
the
in

light!
light!
light!
light!

6646664

Hark, the Voice of Jesus Calling

MISSIONS

292

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

Long
If
If
With
And

and loud
you can
you can
your prayers
it
may

the
not
not
and
be

Who
What
You
You
Will

will an swer,
ly
you tru
can lead the
can
be
like
be found a

har
lost
love
path
Christ,

vests
a
of
to
our

wait
round
Je
hea
Shep

ing,
you,
sus,
ven,
herd,

Mas
give
rouse
with
that

ter
your
the
your
the

calls us,
thou sands,
wick ed,
boun ties
child ren

glad ly
say ing,
give for
Je
sus,
tle child ren
lit
faith ful
Aa ron,
mong your jew els,

Who
You
You
Offr
"Place

will bear the

can help them
can say He
ing life and
the food with

Rich
You
With
You
You

"Here
Will
To
Hold
When

re
can
the
can
have

am
be
the
ing
you

ward He
give the
judg ments
do what
led with

I,
send
pre cious
Sa viors
up
the
reach the

sheaves
at
died
peace
in

a way?"
your door;
for
all.
to
all,
their reach."

of
fers
wi
dows
dread
a
heavn de
tremb ling

me,
in
wait
pro
bet

send
His
ing
phets
ter

free;
mite;
larms,
mands;
hand,

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 9:37-39, 20:1-16, Lk 10:2-9, Jn 4:34-38, 21:15-17

87878787

He Was Not Willing

293

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.

= 80

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

His
heart
lost
the

life
bro
souls
lack

for us,
ken by
to
e
of the

Saw our poor fal len world,

Came He to seek the lost,
No time for Je sus work,
at ease with a
Long er

won der ful

sor row and
ter ni tys
help I might

Hearts break with bur dens

ers
are few and
Reap
Bring
us your Sa vior,
ter,
for give, and
Mas

no
haste
hea
help

one
to
vi
us

to
the
ly
to

tell
reap
la
ev

2Pt 3:9-18, Ps 22:14-18, Rom 10:14-15

them,
ing,
den,
er

too
the
oh,
in

love!
shame.
joys.
give!

Per
Per
Per
Per

hea
vy
night draw
tell
us
spire us

No
Thou
And
Live

ish
ish
ish
ish

to
eth
of
a

ing,
ing,
ing,
ing,

pi
com
feed
soul

per
per
per
per

bear:
near:
Him!
new;

ish
ish
ish
ish

tied
fort
ing
go

ing!
ing!
ing!
ing!

Je
Je
We
Ban

one to
lift them from
shalt have souls, prec ious
with long weep ing
our
with e
ter
ni
tys

our sor
the mour
the hun
ing down

Throng
Har
Hark,
Thou

rows,
ner,
gry,
ward,

ing
vest
how
wast

our
is
they
not

Poured
Heal
Lift
Lost

path
pass
call
will

out
the
ing
for

way,
ing,
us;
ing;

sus would save, but theres

sus is
call ing thee,
are so
wear y,
so
ish our world li
ness,

sin
souls
eyes
val

and des
pair.
for
thy
hire.
have grown dim.
ues
in
view.

11 10 11 10 11 10 11 10

Lift High The Cross

MISSIONS

294

Words: George W. Kitchin (1827-1912). 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

9.Let every race and every language tell

of him who saves our souls from death and hell. Refrain

7.O Lord, once lifted on the glorious tree,

as thou hast promised, draw the world to thee. Refrain

10.From farthest regions let their homage bring,

and on his Cross adore their Savior King. Refrain

8.So shall our song of triumph ever be:

Praise to the Crucified for victory. 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 8:38-39, 1Tim 1:14, Jn 3:16

10 10 10 10

May God Bestow on Us His Grace

295

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 Genghijk lhlmnoh pqrs rthoq uoqslv wxsv yx zlqniv {|nwoq} ~r|vh iv qp|qn vwiqihirv }
Setting: "Concordia Kinderchqo }
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

of
joy
fruit

His
shall
bring

face To
raise The
forth, Thy

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

That we His
For Thou shalt
May God the

to
pas
world

mea
nour
sess

the
ture
praise

sure
ish,
us.

sa ving health may

judge the earth, O
Fa ther, God the

hea
is
Him

then
Thy
a

And
In
Now

know, His
Lord, Nor
Son, And

show
Word
lone,

un
right
let

Rev 22:21, Ps 67:1-2, Ps 96:10-13, Is 55:10-11, Is 62:1-2

to
eous
our

life e ter nal

voice of ex ul
Word is rich in

gra cious will and

suf fer sin to
God the Spi rit

Christs
Their
Let

God
paths
hearts

rich
souls
sol

con
to
say,

vert
keep
A

guide
ta
bless

plea
flour
bless

es
to
emn

us
tion;
ing.

sure,
ish;
us!

with
feed
awe

And
Thy
Let

al so
peo ples
all the

out
and
pos

them.
them.
men.

878787877

Take Up Thy Cross, the Savior Said

MISSIONS

296

Words: Charles W. Everest, 1833. Music: Nun Lasst Uns Den Leib Begraben George Rhau, 1544.
Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 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
Me."
thine arm.
and
hell.
the grave.
ious 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 11:28-30

8888

Lord of Glory, Who Hast Bought Us

297

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.

= 130

3
4
1. Lord
2. Grant
3. Wond
4. Lord

of
us
rous
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
er
Nev

And with
Till our
Can it
Give us

To
That
Say
But

thun
more
ing
O,

grud
sun
own
grud

that
cold
be,
faith,

thank
hap
by
best

ging
shine
mys
ging

hast
and
O
to

ful
py
Thy
of

for
of
ter
for

free
self
grac
trust

and
and
poor
all

Mt 25:40, 1Jn 3:16-19, Heb 13:16, Rom 8:32

the
Thy
ious
the

ly
ish
ious
Thee

the
more
and
Thy

lost
good
sen
lost

giv
na
Mas
bold

ev
bless
need
gra

ones
ness
tence,
ones

en
tures,
ter,
ly;

that
melt
"Ye
that

bless
warmed
Thou
hope,

il
ed
y,
ces,

tre
our
have
tre

ings
by
dost
to

with
tis
"Give
give

men dous
thank less
done it
men dous

count
Thee,
deign
stay

Thine
to
as
us

less
at
for
our

own
give
I
Thine

sac
hearts
un
sac

as
length
alms
souls

un
than
have
own

ri
of
to
ri

the
be
to
on

fice;
stone.
Me."
fice;

sand,
lieve
sue,
Thee;

spar ing
to
re
giv en
cha ri

hand.
ceive.
you"
ty.

87878787

We Give Thee But Thine Own

STEWARDSHIP

298

Words: William W. How, 1864.

Music: Energy William H. Monk (1823-1889). Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 120

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
stew
homes
find
God

the
ards
are
a
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 3:16-18, Mt 25:40, Ex 23:19, Jas 1:27

6686

Let Children Hear The Mighty Deeds

299

CHRISTIAN HOME

Words: Isaac Watts, 1719. Music: Lea James Lea Summers, (1837-1881).
Setting: "The Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal" (Ohio Synod), 1908.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2007 Revision.

= 100

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
works
they
hope

per formed of
of powr and
a
gain
to
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

Ps 78:5-8, Deut 4:9-10, Deut 6:7, Deut 11:19-20

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.

8686

Lord, Who at Canas Wedding Feast

CHRISTIAN HOME

300

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.

= 110

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,

sence
and
and

here.
wife,
more.

4
4

Thou
The
That

For
Which,
Oh,

Pro
Through
And,

dear
bond
each

er far than
that none may
may wake the

ho
ly Thou in
blest by Thee, what
grant them here in

claim ing
it
a
care worn days each
this world leav ing,

Jn 2:1-11, Is 62:1-5, Rev 19:6-9, Mt 19:6

earth
ly guest, Vouch
dare
to break, That
thers zeal
To
o

deed dost prove The

eer
be tide, No
peace to live, In

type
care
to

of
div
re

love Be
ides And
ceive A

safe Thy
bind eth
love Thee

mar
e
pur

pre
man
more

riage vow to
vil shall des
i
ty and

be,
troy,
love,

tween the Church and

dou
bles ev
ery
crown of
life
a

Thee.
joy.
bove.

86868686

O Father, All Creating

301

CHRISTIAN HOME

Words: John Ellerton, 1876. 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, 2012 Revision.

= 130

4
4
1. O
2. O
3. O
4. Ex

Fa
Sa
Spi
cept

ther,
vior,
rit
Thou

all
Guest
of
build

cre
most
the
it,

a
bount
Fa
Fa

ting, Whose
eous
Of
ther, Breathe
ther,
The

wis
dom,
old
in
on
them
house
is

love,
Ga
from
built

and
li
a
in

powr
lee,
bove,
vain;

mal
on
Thy
to

hour,
Thee;
love;
pain;

gifts
re
heavn ly
strife kept
Thee made

new:
wine,
free,
one,

4
4

First
Vouch
So
Ex

bound two
safe
to
y
might
cept Thou,

To
Their
That,
But

day
store
guard
naught

A
And
Their
And

home by
teach them,
lives may
love
Thy

to
of
ed
can

lives
day
in
Sa

to
Thy
Thy
vior,

ge
pre
pure
bless

ther
sence
ness,
it,

In
With
So
The

E
these
ten
joy

dens
who
der
will

these
earth
by
break

Thy
ly
Thy
the

child
glad
pre
un

ren
Thy
ness Trans
sence, From
ion
Of

ear
form
sin
hearts

liest
to
and
in

Thee
in
own
Spi

made
the
Thy
rit

Gen 2:18-25, Jn 2:1-12, Mal 2:15, Ps 127:1, Mt 19:4-6

hap
tast
gui
hal

py,
A
ing
To
dance, Their
lowd
Is

love
know
hearts
end

by
the
be
less

pri
call
in
turn

Thee
gift
ruld
love

kept
is
by
be

true.
Thine.
Thee.
gun.

76767676

Oh, Blest the House

CHRISTIAN HOME

302

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 Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.

= 100

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.
naught.
ty.
own.

6. Then here will I and mine to-day

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 16:31-34, Ps 127:1

8888

Savior, Who Thy Flock Art Feeding

303

CHRISTIAN HOME

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.

= 130

1. Sa
2. Now,
3. Ne
4. Then

All
There,
Let
Feed

vior, who Thy

these lit
tle
ver, from Thy
with in Thy

the fee
ble
we know, Thy
der
Thy ten
in pas tures

Is 40:11, Jn 10:1-18, Ez 34:11-24

flock art feed

ones re
cei
pas ture ro
fold e
ter

gent
Word
ness,
ev

ly
be
so
er

lead
liev
lov
ver

ing
ving,
ving,
nal

With
Fold
Let
Let

ing,
ing,
ing,
nal,

While
On
Keep
Drink

the Shep herds

them in
Thy
them be
the
them find
a

the lambs Thy

ly
there
se
them through lifes
the
riv
ers

kind est care,

gra cious arm;
li
ons prey;
rest ing place,

bos om share.
cure from harm.
dan grous way.
of Thy grace.

8787

You Parents Hear What Jesus Taught

CHRISTIAN HOME

304

Words: Ludwig Helmbold (1532-1598). 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.

= 125

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

heed
school
in

to
ren
ren

my
may
his

him
in
will

plea
dwell
care,

were
their
be

Per
And
All

Mk 10:13-16, Jn 1:12-13, Mt 7:7-11, Lk 10:21

brought:
youth
brought.

For
That
If

mit
learn
in

ting
their
your

bid
they
thus

them
Sa
fam

to
viors
ily

them
in
you

not,
church
place

come
praise
well

to
to
shall

but
and
them

me.
tell.
fare.

8888

Awake My Soul, An Offering Bring

305

MORNING

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.

= 120

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;

car
heavn
sin
wor

nate
and
and
ship

fount
earth
death
Him

reigns
a
we
be
our
High
Name con

bove
in
hold,
in
Priest, from
fessed, we

of
His
He
a

Sing
All
Our
In

grace
stor
brings
mong

car
heavn
sin
wor

Ps 108:1-6, Eph 5:14, Dan 6:27, Ps 69:33-36, 1Cor 15:22

to Him
His won
Re deem
His Church,

and
ys
re
the

nate
and
and
ship

Who
ders
er,
His

love;
told;
lease;
blessed;

fount
earth
death
Him

reigns a
we
be
our High
Name con

Sing
All
Our
In

of
His
He
a

bove
hold,
Priest,
fessed,

in
in
from
we

to Him
Who
His won
ders
Re deem
er,
His Church, His

grace
stor
brings
mong

and
ys
re
the

love.
told.
lease.
blessed.

887878

Awake, My Soul, And With The Sun

MORNING

306

(see also Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow)

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.

= 120

1. A
2. Thy
3. By
4. In
5. Wake,

Shake
Im
Re
Think
Who

wake,
prec
in
con
and

off
prove
flect
how
all

my
ious
flu
ver
lift

soul,
time
ence
sa
up

and
mis
of
tion
thy

dull sloth,
thy
tal
all Heavens
all
see
night long

and
ent
pro
ing
un

with the sun

spent, re deem,
Light di
vine
be
sin cere;
self, my heart,

joy ful rise,

with due care;
pit ious ways
God thy ways
wear ied sing

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.

Thy dail
y
stage
Each pre sent
day
Let thy own light
Keep con science as
And with the
an

To pay
For the
In
ar
And all
High praise

thy
great
dent
thy
to

morn
day
love,
sec
the

of
thy
to
the
gels

ing
thy
and
ret
e

du
ty
run;
last
es
teem,
o
thers shine.
noon tide clear;
bear thy part,

sac
self
cheer
thoughts
ter

fice.
pare.
praise.
veys.
King.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 148:1-2, Eph 1:3, Mt 5:16

ri
pre
ful
sur
nal

8888

Every Morning Mercies New

307

MORNING

Words: Greville Phillimore, 1863.

Music: Kelso or Every Morning Edward J. Hopkins, 1872.
Setting: "Sunday School Hymnal", 1901 (LCMS English District).
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2013 Revision.

= 120

4
4
1. Ev
2. Still
3. Let
4. As

ry morn ing
the great ness
our prayers each
the morn ing

mer
of
morn
light

cies
Thy
pre
re

new
love
vail,
turns,

Fall as fresh as
Dai
ly
doth our
That these gifts may
As
the sun with

morn
sins
nev
splen

ing
re
er
dor

dew;
move;
fail;
burns,

4
4

Ev
Dai
And,
Teach

ry
ly,
as
us

morn ing
far
as
we con
still
to

For Thy mer cies,

Gives un bought to
Feed us
with the
With our hands our

let
east
fess
turn

us
from
the
to

pay
west,
sin
Thee,

Lord, are sure;

those who pray
Bread of Life,
hearts to raise,

Tri bute
Lifts the
And the
Ev
er

with
bur
temp
bless

Thy
com pas sion
Strength to stand in
Fit
us for
our
In
un fail ing

Lam 3:22-23, Ps 30:4-5, 103:8-13, Is 33:2, Deut 32:1-3, Pr 19:12, Jn 6:45-51

the
den
ters
ed

ear
ly
day:
from the breast;
powr with in,
Tri
ni
ty,

doth
e
dai
prayer

en
vil
ly
and

dure.
day.
strife.
praise.

777777

O Holy, Blessed Trinity

MORNING

308

(also known as O Blessed Holy Trinity or O Holy, Holy, Holy Three or

O Thou Most Holy Trinity)
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 Hymn-Book", 1931.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2012 Revision.

= 120

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

Son,
may
Spir
ter,
coun

and
not
its
keep
ten

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

Thou
bring
lume
faith
give

this
me
my
and
me

day
my
shame or
hearts be
love
in
peace- sweet

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

Ho
cause
light
at
ance

Ex 15:11-13, Ps 25:4-6, Num 6:24-26, 2Cor 13:14

ly
dis
di
my
on

Ghost,
tress
vine
side
me

Be
Nor
Il
That
And

Guide
wretch
night
me
peace,

and
ed
ed
a
from

Host.
ness.
shrine.
bide.
Thee.

8888

All Praise To Thee, My God, This Night

309

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.

= 100

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

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?

Ps 17:8, Ps 92:1-2, Ps 4:8, Ps 91:1-16

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.

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.

8888

God, That Madest Earth and Heaven

EVENING

310

(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.

= 100

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

May Thine an
gel
From the powr of
When the
last dread

Ho
Nor
But

ly dreams and
Thy smile be
to reign in

toil
eer
might

hast giv
be fall
y keep

en,
us,
ing

guards de fend us,

e
vil hide us,
call shall wake us,

hopes
eer
glo

Gen 1:1, Ps 121:1-8, Mt 11:28, 2Tim 4:18, Ps 91:9-12

at tend
de nied
ry take

for
Thy
all

rest
will
peace

Slum ber sweet Thy

In
the nar row
Do not Thou, our

us,
us
us

all
all
with

through
through
Thee

the
o
ful

mer
path
God,

the
the
on

night;
bey.
lie;

cy send us;
way guide us,
for sake us,

night.
day.
high.

84848884

Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me

311

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.

= 110

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

Ps 63:8, Jn 10:11

be
Thou near me;
warmed and fed me,
die,
to
hea ven,

Watch my sleep till

Lis ten
to
my
Hap py there with

morn ing light.

eve ning prayer.
Thee to dwell.

8787

Now Rest Beneath Nights Shadow

EVENING

312

(also known as Now All the Woods Are Sleeping or Now Woods and
Wolds Are Sleeping or The Duteous Day Now Closeth)
Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1648. Translation composite before 1941.
Music: Innsbruck or Nun ruhen alle W
Setting: Johann Sebastian Bach, 1734.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.

= 84

4
4
1. Now
2. The
3. The
4. To
5. Lord

rest be neath nights

ra diant sun
hath
rule of day
is
y
rest my bod
Je sus, 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

To
Dis
Where
How
Thy

world
night,
heav
of
shield

prayer
pel
crowns
Christ
mer

in
the
ens
mort
me

slum
foe
bound
al
from

and
ling
of
will
cy

song
all
gold
give
will

ber
of
less
it
al

be
my
are
me
not

lies;
day;
blue.
y;
arm!

take
sad
giv
yon
fail

But
But
Thus
These
Though

thee; Let
ness, With
en
To
der A
me: I

Thou,
Christ,
I
I
e

praise
in
all
robe
rest

my
the
shall
put
vil

to
my
who
of
in

heart,
Sun
shine
off
would

thy
heart
faith
glor
Thy

a
of
in
and
as

Cre
holds
ful
ious
pro

wake
glad
hea
pon
sail

a
con
prove
ma
tect

thee,
ness,
ven,
der
me,

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 91:1-16, Lk 1:76-79, Ps 139:11-14

776778

Now the Light Has Gone Away

313

EVENING

Words: Frances Ridley Havergal, 1869.

Music: Mde bin ich, geh zur Ruh from Liederbuch fr Kleinkinder-Schulen, 1842.
Setting: "Common Service Book" (ULCA), 1917, alt.
copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.

= 100

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

Ps 4:8, Ps 16:7, 1Jn 1:7-9, 4:10, Jn 14:1-3

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.

7777

O Trinity of Blessed Light

EVENING

314

(also known as Thou Who Art Three in Unity)

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.

= 60

1. O
2. To
3. All

Trin
Thee
laud

The fie ry
O grant us
All glo ry,

i
ty of bless
our morn ing song
to God the Fa

sun now goes his

with Thy saints on
as is
ev
er

Gen 1:3, 1Jn 1:5-7, 2Cor 4:6, Eph 5:8-14, Ps 113:2-3

d light,
of praise,
ther be,

way;
high
meet,

O
To
All

U
Thee
praise,

Shed Thou
To praise
To
God

ni ty of prince ly
our eve ning prayer we
e ter nal Son,
to

with
in
our hearts a
Thee through e
ter
ni
the
ho
ly Par
a

might,
raise;
Thee,

ray.
ty.
clete.

8888

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6

ALPHABETICALI
NDEX OF
TUNES
ABERYSTWYTH (
PARRY)
8
8
.
S
a
v
i
o
rWhe
nI
nDus
tToThe
e

BEACH SPRING

DENNIS

8
2
.
Aut
ho
ro
fAl
lLi
f
e

2
1
6
.
Bl
e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds

BETHANY (
MASON)

DEO GRACIAS

2
0
0
.
Ne
a
r
e
r
,
MyGo
d,
ToThe
e

8
3
.
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usType
,
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s
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a
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r
1
8
7
.
OLo
v
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,
Ho
wDe
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p,
Ho
wBr
oa
d,
Ho
w
Hi
gh

BLANDY

ACH GOTT VOM HIMMEL

2
4
3
.
Whe
r
eHeLe
a
dsMe

1
3
1
.
Lo
o
kDo
wn,
OLo
r
d,
F
r
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m He
a
v
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n
Be
ho
l
d

2
4
1
.
J
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s
usWa
nt
sAl
lOfHi
sChi
l
dr
e
n

ACT GOTT VOM HIMMELREICHE

2
0
6
.
TheBr
i
de
gr
oom S
oo
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs

BLESSED ARE THEY

BLESSED ASSURANCE
1
9
5
.
Bl
e
s
s
e
dAs
s
ur
a
nc
e

ADDISON`
S

BONN

ADESTE FIDELES

BOYLSTON

7
.
Al
lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
j
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e
s
2
0
5
.
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t
l
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da
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a
r
daVoi
c
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6
5
.
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,
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a
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t
hf
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AFDYBSENSND
1
4
3
.
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pICr
yt
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2
1
4
.
Bl
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s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds

BRADBURY
2
3
3
.
S
a
v
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or
,
Li
keAS
he
phe
r
dLe
a
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DER AM KREUZ
8
6
.
J
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s
usGr
a
ntTha
tBa
l
ma
ndHe
a
l
i
ng

DESPAIR NOT OHEART

2
8
9
.
De
s
pa
i
rNo
t
,
OHe
a
r
t

DIADEMATA
1
6
4
.
Cr
o
wnHi
m Wi
t
hMa
nyCr
o
wns

DID YOU THINK TO PRAY

2
4
4
.
Di
dYouThi
nkToPr
a
y?

DIESI
RAE (
DYKES)
2
0
4
.
Da
yofWr
a
t
h,
ODa
yofMo
ur
ni
ng

DIESSIND DIE HEIL`

GEN ZEHU GEBOT

AGINCOURT

BROTHER J
AMES`AI
R

8
3
.
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ndr
o
usType
,
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s
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a
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r
1
8
7
.
OLo
v
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,
Ho
wDe
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p,
Ho
wBr
o
a
d,
Ho
w
Hi
gh

2
8
5
.
TheLo
r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d

BRYN CALFARIA

DIVINUM MYSTERIUM

ALLMY HEART THISNIGHT

CANTERBURY

DIX

4
7
.
Al
lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
j
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c
e
s

1
1
9
.
Ho
l
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s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
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ne

ALLESIST AN GOTTESSEGEN

CAROL

7
4
.
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t
hGl
a
dne
s
sMe
no
fOl
d
2
6
7
.
F
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rTheBe
a
ut
yOfTheEa
r
t
h

2
7
2
.
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lDe
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s
s
e
s
s
i
ng

6
0
.
I
tCa
meUpo
nAMi
dni
ghtCl
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a
r
7
2
.
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no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
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me

1
1
6
.
ComeDo
wn,
OLo
v
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v
i
ne

AN WASSERFLSSEN BABYLON

1
5
7
.
Tha
tMe
nagodl
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f
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v
e

1
.
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a
t
he
r
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go
tte
n
1
7
1
.
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r
d,
Ent
hr
one
di
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a
v
e
nl
yS
pl
e
ndo
r 4

8
5
.
ALa
mbGo
e
sUnc
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a
i
ni
ngF
or
t
h

CHESTERFIELD

ANGELVOICES(
MONK)

3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
heGl
a
dS
o
und

2
5
2
.
Ange
lVo
i
c
e
s
,
Ev
e
rS
i
ngi
ng

CHRIST AROSE

ANTHES

1
0
4
.
Chr
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s
tAr
os
e

DOWN AMPNEY
DUKE STREET
8
9
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
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usCr
o
s
s
1
0
8
.
IKno
wTha
tMyRe
de
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me
rLi
v
e
s
1
6
9
.
J
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s
usS
ha
l
lRe
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gn

CHRIST LAG IN TOBESBANDEN

EASTER HYMN

6
1
.
J
o
yt
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heWo
r
l
d

CHRIST MY KING ON HIGH

EBELING

APOSTOLIC CREED

1
8
3
.
Chr
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s
tMyKi
ngOnHi
gh

1
9
0
.
To
da
yThyMe
r
c
yCa
l
l
sMe

ANTIOCH

0
9
.
J
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s
usChr
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s
tI
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s
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y
1
0
5
.
Chr
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s
tJ
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s
usLa
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a
t
h'
sS
t
r
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nds1

1
2
6
.
WeAl
lBe
l
i
e
v
ei
nOneTr
ueGod

CHRIST RETURNETH

AR HYD YNOS

2
0
3
.
Chr
i
s
tRe
t
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ne
t
h

3
1
0
.
Go
d,
Tha
tMa
de
s
tEa
r
t
ha
ndHe
a
v
e
n

CHRIST,UNSER HERR

ARNSBERG

8
0
.
ToJ
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r
da
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meOurLor
d,
TheChr
i
s
t

2
3
.
Go
dHi
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e
l
fi
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s
e
nt

CHRISTUM WIR SOLLEN LOBEN SCHON

ASSURANCE

6
4
.
No
wPr
a
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s
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i
s
t
,
t
heHo
l
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1
9
5
.
Bl
e
s
s
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dAs
s
ur
a
nc
e

CHRISTUSDER ISTMEIN LEBEN

AUF,AUF,MEIN HERZ MIT FREUDEN

2
7
.
Ab
i
de
,
ODe
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r
e
s
tJ
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s
us

1
0
3
.
Awa
ke
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
Wi
t
hGl
a
d
ne
s
s

CONSOLATION

AURELIA

4
5
.
TheKi
ngS
ha
l
lCo
me
2
8
6
.
TheWi
ndsa
ndBi
l
l
o
wsLo
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r

2
2
0
.
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c
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t
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on
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
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r
,
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lCr
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t
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AUSTIEFER NOT (
LUTHER)

CONSOLATOR (
WEBBE)
1
9
7
.
Co
me
,
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s
c
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ns
ol
a
t
e

1
4
3
.
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CORDE NATUS

AUSTIEFER NOT (
STRASSBURG)

4
1
.
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t
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r
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n

1
4
4
.
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CORONATION

AUSTRIA (
HAYDN)

1
6
1
.
Al
lHa
i
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s
us
'
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me

CRANHAM
2
1
0
.
Gl
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fThe
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r
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po
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n
9
.
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a
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r
2
6
0
.
Pr
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s
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r
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YeHe
a
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r
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AUSTRIAN HYMN

CRUCIFIER

2
9
4
.
Li
ftHi
ghTheCr
o
s
s
2
1
0
.
Gl
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r
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fThe
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po
ke
n
2
6
0
.
Pr
a
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s
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r
d,
YeHe
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v
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r
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SHYMN
1
6
3
.
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a
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v
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1
1
5
.
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,
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2
2
5
.
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1
1
4
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3
0
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e
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1
7
5
.
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s
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BATTY

3
0
3
.
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2
1
5
.
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t
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4
7
.
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1
2
0
.
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1
7
6
.
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EIN FESTE BURG (

I
SORHYTHMI
C)
1
2
7
.
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r
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s
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EIN FESTE BURG (

RHYTHMIC)
1
2
8
.
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ght
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or
t
r
e
s
sI
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EINSIST NOT
1
7
7
.
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e
df
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ELLACOMBE
9
4
.
Ho
s
a
nna
,
Lo
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nna
2
5
3
.
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g
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we
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ENCHIRIDION
2
5
9
.
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a
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s
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e

ENERGY
2
9
8
.
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v
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neOwn

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2
4
7
.
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d'
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ne
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ERHALT UNS,HERR,BEIDEINEM WORT

1
3
3
.
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r
d,
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a
df
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ti
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r
d
1
5
9
.
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wOfGodI
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s
e

ESFLOG EIN KLEINSWALDVGELEIN

2
7
0
.
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a
d
ne
s
s
2
7
9
.
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1
3
2
.
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r
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r
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a
v
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n
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hol
d
1
3
5
.
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lWhoBe
l
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e
v
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pt
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d
1
8
9
.
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t
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OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
ESI
ST E
I
NR
OSE
NTSPRUNGEN
(
RHYTHMIC)

GREAT WHITE HOST

TALI
AN HYMN
I

2
1
5
.
Be
ho
l
d,
AHo
s
t
,
Ar
r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e

2
9
1
.
God,
Whos
eAl
mi
ght
yWor
d

4
6
.
AGr
e
a
ta
ndMi
ght
yWonde
r
6
3
.
Lo
,
Ho
wARo
s
eE'
e
rBl
oo
mi
ng

GREENSLEEVES

J
AM MOESTA

7
3
.
Wha
tChi
l
dI
sThi
s
?

2
8
9
.
De
s
pa
i
rNo
t
,
OHe
a
r
t

ESIST GEWISSLICH AN DER ZEIT

GROENINGEN

J
EFFERSON

1
3
8
.
Y
o
uPe
o
pl
eWhoNo
wAr
eBa
pt
i
z
e
d
1
8
4
.
De
a
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
Onea
ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e
2
0
7
.
TheDa
yi
sS
ur
e
l
yDr
a
wi
ngNe
a
r

2
3
.
Go
dHi
ms
e
l
fi
sPr
e
s
e
nt

3
1
.
Co
me
,
ThouLongEx
pe
c
t
e
dJ
e
s
us

GROSSER GOTT,WIR LOBEN DICH

J
ESAI
A DEM P
ROPHETEN DASGESCHAH

ESI
ST KEI
NT
AG

1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGod,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me

1
2
5
.
I
s
a
i
a
h,
Mi
ght
yS
e
e
r
,
I
nDa
ysofOl
d

GUD VRE LOVET EVIG NU

J
ESOUSAHATONI
A

2
5
9
.
OLo
r
dWePr
a
i
s
eThe
e

7
2
.
Twa
sI
nTheMoo
nofWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me

GWALIA

J
ESUSCHRI
STUSUNSER HEI
LAND,
DER
DEN TOD (
KLUG)

2
7
1
.
OLo
r
do
fHe
a
v
'
na
ndEa
r
t
ha
ndS
e
a

ESSPRICHT DER UNWEISEN MUND

1
3
4
.
TheMo
ut
ho
fF
oo
l
sDo
t
hGodConf
e
s
s 1
7
4
.
OBeGl
a
dAl
lNa
t
i
o
nso
nEa
r
t
h

ESWOLLT UNSGOTT GENDIG

2
9
5
.
Ma
yGo
dBe
s
t
o
wonUsHi
sGr
a
c
e

EVA

HALLELUJAH WHAT A SAVIOR

1
6
6
.
Ha
l
l
e
l
uj
a
h,
Wha
taS
a
v
i
o
r
!

HALY -TRUST

2
3
1
.
OTha
tTheLo
r
dWoul
dGui
deMyWa
ys 2
8
0
.
IPl
a
c
eMyTr
us
tI
nGod

EVAN

HAMBURG

2
3
1
.
OTha
tTheLo
r
dWoul
dGui
deMyWa
ys 9
0
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWo
ndr
o
usCr
os
s

EVENING PRAYER

3
1
1
.
J
e
s
us
,
Te
nde
rS
he
phe
r
d,
He
a
rMe

EVENTIDE
1
9
1
.
Ab
i
deWi
t
hMe
2
3
0
.
No
tWo
r
t
hy
,
Lo
r
d,
t
oGa
t
he
rUpt
he
Cr
umb
s

EVERY MORNING
3
0
7
.
Ev
e
r
yMo
r
ni
ngMe
r
c
i
e
sNe
w

EWING
2
1
2
.
J
e
r
us
a
l
e
mt
heGo
l
de
n

FAR,FAR AWAY ON J
UDEA`
SP
LAI
NS
5
3
.
F
a
r
,
F
a
rAwa
yOnJ
ude
a
'
sPl
a
i
ns

FEDERALSTREET
1
4
5
.
Whi
l
eO'
e
rOurGui
l
t
yLa
nd,
OLor
d

FILLMORE
1
9
6
.
Bl
i
ndBa
r
t
i
ma
e
us
2
6
6
.
AndCa
nI
tBe

FINLANDIA
1
9
3
.
BeS
t
i
l
lMyS
oul
2
1
1
.
Ha
r
k,
Ha
r
k,
MyS
o
ul
!

FOUNDATION (
FUNK)
2
7
5
.
Ho
wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
on

FRANCONIA
8
1
.
Wi
t
hi
nt
heF
a
t
he
r
'
sHous
e

FREU DICH SEHR,O MEINE SEELE

3
2
.
Co
mf
o
r
t
,
Co
mf
o
r
tYeMyPe
opl
e

GABRIEL`
SMESSAGE
3
3
.
Ga
b
r
i
e
l
'
sMe
s
s
a
ge

GALILEAN
2
9
2
.
Ha
r
k,
t
heVoi
c
eo
fJ
e
s
usCa
l
l
i
ng

GELOBET SEIST DU
4
8
.
Al
lPr
a
i
s
et
oJ
e
s
us
'
Ha
l
l
o
we
dNa
me

GETHSEMANE
9
5
.
GoToDa
r
kGe
t
hs
e
ma
ne
1
5
3
.
ToAv
e
r
tF
r
o
m Me
nGo
d'
sWr
a
t
h

GLORIA

HE LEADETH ME
2
2
6
.
HeLe
a
de
t
hMe

HE WASNOT WILLING
2
9
3
.
HeWa
sNo
tWi
l
l
i
ng

HELMSLEY
3
7
.
Lo
!HeCo
me
sWi
t
hCl
oudsDe
s
c
e
ndi
ng

5
6
.
Go
dRe
s
tY
eMe
r
r
yGe
nt
l
e
me
n

GOTT DER VATER,WOHN UNSBEI

1
2
2
.
Go
dt
heF
a
t
he
rBeOurS
t
a
y

GOTT SEIGELOBET UND GEBENEDEIET

2
5
9
.
OLo
r
dWePr
a
i
s
eThe
e

J
ESUSCHRI
STUSUNSER HEI
LAND,
DER
VON UNS(
KLUG)
1
4
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
o
r

J
ESUSCHRI
STUSUNSER HEI
LAND,
DER
VON UNS(
WALTER)
1
4
8
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
o
r

J
EWETT
2
4
2
.
MyJ
e
s
us
,
AsThouWi
l
t

J
OANNA
2
5
4
.
I
mmo
r
t
a
l
,
I
nv
i
s
i
b
l
e
,
Go
dOnl
yWi
s
e

KELSO
HERR J
ESU CHRI
ST,
DICT ZU UNSWEND 307.
Ev
e
r
yMo
r
ni
ngMe
r
c
i
e
sNe
w
1
5
8
.
TheGo
s
pe
lS
ho
wsTheF
a
t
he
r
'
sGr
a
c
e KI
NGSFOLD
3
0
4
.
Y
ouPa
r
e
nt
sHe
a
rWha
tJ
e
s
usTa
ught

2
4
5
.
OLor
d,
MyGod,
IThi
r
s
tF
orYou

HERZLICH LIEB HAB ICH DICH OHERR 287.

Thi
neAr
m,
OLo
r
d,
i
nDa
ysofOl
d
2
2
7
.
Lo
r
d,
The
eILo
v
ewi
t
hAl
lMyHe
a
r
t
KIRKEN DEN ER ET GAMMELT HUS
HERZLICH TUT MICH VERLANGEN
2
1
7
.
Bui
l
tont
heRoc
k
1
0
0
.
OS
a
c
r
e
dHe
a
d,
No
wWo
unde
d
KOMM,GOTT SCHOEPFER HEILIGER GEIST
HOLY MANNA
1
1
7
.
Come
,
GodCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
or
eWeS
e
eYo
urPl
a
ns
KOMM HEILIGER GEIST,HERRE GOTT
HUMILITY
1
1
8
.
ComeHol
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Lo
r
dOurGo
d
6
7
.
S
e
eAmi
dt
heWi
nt
e
r
'
sS
no
w
KOMMT HER ZU MIR,SPRICHT GOTTES
HURON CAROL
SOHN
7
2
.
Twa
sI
nTheMoo
no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me

HURSLEY
1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGod,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me

HYFRYDOL
1
6
2
.
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
,
S
i
ngToJ
e
s
us
!
2
5
7
.
Lo
r
do
fLi
f
e
,
Al
lPr
a
i
s
eEx
c
e
l
l
i
ng
2
9
7
.
Lo
r
do
fGl
o
r
y
,
WhoHa
s
tBo
ughtUs

IKNOW WHOM IHAVE BELIEVED

2
7
8
.
IKno
wWho
m IHa
v
eBe
l
i
e
v
e
d

INEED THEE EVERY HOUR

1
6
7
.
INe
e
dThe
eEv
e
r
yHo
ur

I
AM MOESTA
2
8
9
.
De
s
pa
i
rNo
t
,
OHe
a
r
t

I
CH S
I
NGE DI
R MI
T HERZ
2
0
1
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
BeGl
a
da
ndS
i
ng

I
CH S
TERBE T
GLI
CH
1
4
7
.
ICome
,
OS
a
v
i
or
,
ToThyTa
b
l
e

I
CH WI
LLEI
N NEUESS
I
NGEN

5
0
.
Ange
l
sWeHa
v
eHe
a
r
dOnHi
gh
2
0
6
.
TheBr
i
de
gr
oom S
oo
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLo
r
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
I
NB
ABI
LONE
2
2
1
.
Thr
o
ught
heNi
ghtofDo
ub
ta
ndS
o
r
r
o
w
2
8
4
.
S
o
ul
so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
lY
eS
c
a
tte
r

GOD REST YEMERRY GENTLEMEN

1
1
0
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
tWhoCa
met
oS
a
v
e

I
N GOTTESNAMEN F
AHREN WI
R
1
5
7
.
Tha
tMe
nagodl
yLi
f
eMi
ghtLi
v
e

I
NNSBRUCK
3
1
2
.
No
wRe
s
tBe
ne
a
t
hNi
ght
'
sS
ha
do
w

I
TI
SW ELL
1
9
8
.
I
tI
sWe
l
lWi
t
hMyS
oul

2
7
3
.
F
e
a
rNot
,
OLi
ttl
eF
l
oc
k

KREMSER
2
6
.
WeGa
t
he
rToge
t
he
r

LASST UNSERFREUEN
2
5
0
.
Al
lCr
e
a
t
ur
e
sofOurGoda
ndKi
ng

LAUDA ANIMA
1
7
8
.
Pr
a
i
s
eMyS
o
ulTheKi
ngOfHe
a
v
e
n

LEA
2
2
6
.
HeLe
a
de
t
hMe
2
9
9
.
Le
tChi
l
dr
e
nHe
a
rTheMi
ght
yDe
e
ds

LEONI
2
6
2
.
TheGo
do
fAb
r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e

LIEBSTER J
ESU WI
RS
I
ND HI
ER
2
2
.
Bl
e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWor
d

LLANFAIR
1
0
6
.
Chr
i
s
tTheLor
dI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y(
Lyr
a
)

LOBEDEN HERREN
2
6
1
.
Pr
a
i
s
eToTheLo
r
d,
TheAl
mi
ght
y

LOBT GOTT,IHR CHRISTEN ALLZUGLEICH

7
8
.
ThePe
opl
eTha
ti
nDa
r
kne
s
sS
a
t

LONDON (
ADDISONS)
2
0
5
.
TheApos
t
l
eLoo
ke
da
ndHe
a
r
daVo
i
c
e

MACHT HOCH DIE TR (

LEMKE)
3
6
.
Li
ftUpYo
urHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s

MARION
2
6
3
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
OPi
l
gr
i
m Thr
ong

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
MAROSA

NUN KOMM,DER HEIDEN HEILAND

2
8
5
.
TheLo
r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d

4
3
.
S
a
v
i
o
rOfTheNa
t
i
onsCome

QUEM PASTORES

MARTIN

NUN LASST UNSDEN LEIB BEGRABEN

5
2
.
Co
me
,
Y
ourHe
a
r
ta
ndVo
i
c
e
sRa
i
s
i
ng

2
7
4
.
Go
dWi
l
lTa
keCa
r
eofY
o
u

2
9
6
.
'
Ta
keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
heS
a
v
i
orS
a
i
d

REDHEAD 45

MED SORGEN OG KLAGEN

NUN LOB,MEIN SEEL

1
0
7
.
Chr
i
s
tTheLor
dI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y(
Lyr
a
)

2
8
9
.
De
s
pa
i
rNo
t
,
OHe
a
r
t

2
5
6
.
MyS
o
ul
,
No
wPr
a
i
s
eThyMa
ke
r

REGENT SQUARE

MEINEN J
ESUM L
ASS`I
CH NI
CHT
(
DARMSTADT)

NUN RUHEN ALLE WLDER

2
9
.
Lo
r
d,
Di
s
mi
s
sUsWi
t
hThyBl
e
s
s
i
ng
4
9
.
Ange
l
sF
r
om t
heRe
a
l
msofGl
or
y

3
1
2
.
No
wRe
s
tBe
ne
a
t
hNi
ght
'
sS
ha
do
w

1
4
0
.
J
e
s
usS
i
nne
r
sDo
t
hRe
c
e
i
v
e

ODASSI
CH T
ANSEND Z
UNGEN

MELISMATA 22

1
8
2
.
ByGr
a
c
eI
'
mS
a
v
e
d

3
0
5
.
Awa
keMyS
oul
,
AnOffe
r
i
ngBr
i
ng

MELITA

ODASSI
CH T
AUSEND Z
UNGEN HTTE
(
DRETZEL)

2
7
6
.
Ho
wS
ha
l
lWeAns
we
rTe
r
r
o
r
'
sCr
y?
2
8
2
.
MyHo
peI
sBui
l
t

1
3
6
.
Ba
pt
i
z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMo
s
tHol
y

MENDELSSOHN

3
0
8
.
OHol
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
i
ni
t
y

5
7
.
Ha
r
k!TheHe
r
a
l
dAnge
l
sS
i
ng

MENSCH,WILLT DU LEBEN SELIGICH

1
6
0
.
Wi
l
tTho
u,
OMa
n,
Li
v
eHa
ppi
l
y

MILWAUKEE

OHEILIGE DREIFALTIGKEIT
OLUX BEATA TRINITAS
3
1
4
.
OTr
i
ni
t
yo
fBl
e
s
s
e
dLi
ght

OMEIN J
ESU,
I
CH MUSSS
TERBEN
1
0
1
.
S
t
r
i
c
ke
n,
S
mi
tte
n,
a
ndAffli
c
t
e
d

1
6
5
.
F
r
om Na
z
a
r
e
t
h

REX GLORIAE
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLor
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
2
2
1
.
Thr
o
ught
heNi
ghto
fDo
ub
ta
ndS
o
r
r
ow

HAWEIS)
RICHMOND (
3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
heGl
a
dS
o
und

RINGE RECHT
3
0
3
.
S
a
v
i
or
,
WhoThyF
l
oc
kAr
tF
e
e
di
ng

ROCKINGHAM OLD
9
2
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
o
usCr
o
s
s

ROSSETTI
1
7
3
.
No
neOt
he
rLa
mb

3
6
.
Li
ftUpY
o
urHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s

OW ALY WALY

SALVATION

2
8
6
.
TheWi
ndsa
ndBi
l
l
o
wsLo
udl
yRo
a
r

3
0
6
.
Awa
ke
,
MyS
o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un

2
1
8
.
F
o
rAl
lTheS
a
i
nt
s

OLD 137
TH

SLANE

1
7
9
.
TheGa
l
i
l
e
a
nF
i
s
he
r
sTo
i
l

2
2
3
.
BeTho
uMyVi
s
i
on

OLIVET

SO NIMM DENN MEINE HNDE

2
2
9
.
MyF
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MACFARLAND,J
OHN T
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18511913) 78.
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18361896)
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18321909)

SCHIRMER,MICHAEL(
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SCHMOLCK,BENJAMIN (
16721737)

THRUPP,DOROTHY ANN (
17791847)

2
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18121876)
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15321599)
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(
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6
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7
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TOPLADY,AUGUSTUSMONTAGUE
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NDEXESEDITION 2
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t
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ma
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ta
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b
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6
6
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l
l
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l
uj
a
h,
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taS
a
v
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o
r
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l4
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5
7 1
7
7
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ng'
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e
df
ul
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4
1
6
1
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m2
:
5
61
6
6
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l
l
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l
uj
a
h,
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v
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7
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r
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r
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i
s
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4
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6
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l4
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1
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7
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61
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9
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ha
l
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b
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l4
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7
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l
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u
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4
1
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dJ
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s
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6.
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ha
l
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4
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5
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6
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l1
:
1
1
1
22
7
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r
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7
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tMe
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e
2
4
9
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r
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v
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n
1
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6
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l1
:
1
2
1
36
8
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S
i
l
e
ntNi
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b4
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5
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v
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us
5
3
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a
r
,
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a
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m3
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6 4
6
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a
ta
ndMi
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r
Co
l1
:
1
9
2
0
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b4
:
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6 1
6
7
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e
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r
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8
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lPr
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l
l
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1
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3
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6
9
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s
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d
1
9
8
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tI
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l
lWi
t
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me
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l2
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1
0
6
:
1
7
1
9
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n
1
1
2
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,
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a
v
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n
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b
Ti
m3
:
1
6
1
3
5
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lWhoBe
l
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e
v
ea
ndAr
e 1
2
0
0
.
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a
r
e
r
,
MyGod,
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e
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t
h
Co
l2
:
1
1
1
4
7
:
1
6
1
9
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pt
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z
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d
1
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m3
:
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1
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t
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t
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r
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b
1
3
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e
1
7
7
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ng'
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e
df
ul
1
Ti
m6
:
1
2 2
1
9
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a
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t
ho
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a
t
he
r
s
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l2
:
1
1
1
5
9
:
1
3
1
4
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pt
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z
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d
2
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m1
:
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1
9
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a
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t
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r
s
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b
1
0
3
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ke
,
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a
r
t
,
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t
h
1
8
8
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c
ko
fAge
s
Co
l2
:
1
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1
5
9
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1
0
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1
5
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ho
l
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t
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r
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di
n
1
3
9
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v
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r
c
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,
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b9
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1
4
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l2
:
1
3
1
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t
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2
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m
1
8
5
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a
r
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h
r
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d
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1
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9
1
0
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lRe
j
o
i
c
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b9
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1
4 1
9
0
.
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yThyMe
r
c
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l
l
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l2
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1
3
1
41
7
7
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OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
2
2
4
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o
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1
5
8
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pe
lS
ho
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2
9
.
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d,
Di
s
mi
s
sUsWi
t
hThy
1
Pt1
:
1
8
1
9
1
J
n4
:
9
1
0
He
b9
:
1
5
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e
r
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s
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a
t
he
r
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a
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s
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ng
1
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:
1
8
1
91
7
5
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o
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us
a
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s
1
2
6
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a
c
e
7
7
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ul
ne
s
sa
nd
1
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:
2
0
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a
i
s
e
3
1
3
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wt
heLi
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ne
He
b
1
J
n4
:
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0
1
9
5
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e
s
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y
1
0
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1
2
3
2
5
6
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ul
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2
5
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8
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t
2
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2
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lDe
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0
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4
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s
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1
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5
6
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e
t
1
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7
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1
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1
9
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a
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t
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t
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r
s
1
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8
2
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t
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8
4
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a
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ns
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nd
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1
2
4
0
.
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l
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4
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pi
r
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t
,
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e
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n
1
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lRe
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b
2
2
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2
8
7
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m,
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r
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n
1
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:
9
1
0
1
8
5
.
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a
rChr
i
s
t
i
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ns
,
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nd
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1
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1
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ta
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r
r
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d
1
J
n4
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1
4
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lRe
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c
e
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b1
1
:
1
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1
3
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m ButAS
t
r
a
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r
e 1
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:
1
9
2
42
4
0
.
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ul
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l
i
a
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1
J
n4
:
1
6
2
12
2
8
.
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et
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e
He
b1
2
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1
21
6
6
.
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l
l
e
l
uj
a
h,
Wha
taS
a
v
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o
r
!1
Pt2
:
2
4 1
9
6
.
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i
ndBa
r
t
i
ma
e
us
2
2
7
.
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d,
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eILo
v
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t
hAl
l
He
b
J
n4
:
1
8
2
1
8
6
.
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s
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a
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l
ma
nd 1
1
6
8
.
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e
s
us
,
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ngo
fGl
o
r
y
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a
r
t
1
Pt2
:
2
4
1
2
:
1
1
5
He
a
l
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ng
1
J
n5
:
1
0
1
22
6
8
.
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sGi
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2
2
9
.
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a
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t
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o
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t
2
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2
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2
5
9
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r
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2
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6
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v
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e
J
n5
:
2
0
2
4
9
.
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r
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e
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v
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n1
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d
1
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:
2
4
1
0
0
.
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a
c
r
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a
d,
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w
J
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s
us
He
b1
2
:
2
1
3
3
.
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d,
Ke
e
pUsS
t
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a
df
a
s
ti
n
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unde
d
J
n1
:
9
1
Pt3
:
1
2
1
62
4
0
.
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ul
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l
i
a
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ThyWor
d
He
b
2
2
1
.
Thr
o
ught
heNi
ghto
f
1
Pt3
:
1
3
1
72
7
3
.
F
e
a
rNo
t
,
OLi
ttl
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l
o
c
k
J
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:
3 2
1
9
.
F
a
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t
hofOurF
a
t
he
r
s
1
2
:
2
2
2
4 Doub
ta
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o
r
r
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w
1
8
7
.
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v
e
,
Ho
wDe
e
p,
Ho
w
J
ude
1
3
5
.
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lWhoBe
l
i
e
v
ea
ndAr
e
He
b1
3
:
5 2
7
5
.
Ho
wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
o
n 1
Pt5
:
6
7
Br
oa
d,
Ho
wHi
gh
1
:
2
0
2
1
Ba
pt
i
z
e
d
He
b1
3
:
5 1
7
2
.
No
,
No
tOne
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7
2
.
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sI
nTheMoo
no
f
1
7
1
.
Lor
d,
Ent
hr
one
di
n
1
Pt5
:
6
7
He
b1
3
:
5
61
8
0
.
TheLi
l
yo
ft
heVa
l
l
e
y
Re
v1
:
5
6
Wi
nt
e
r
t
i
me
He
a
v
e
nl
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pl
e
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He
b1
3
:
6 2
7
3
.
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a
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t
,
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l
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k
3
1
.
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,
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pe
c
t
e
d
Re
v1
:
5
2
6
5
.
TheLo
v
eo
fGod
2
Pt1
:
3
4
J
e
s
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1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGo
d,
WePr
a
i
s
eThy
He
b1
3
:
1
5
Re
v1
:
7
2
0
3
.
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i
s
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t
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ne
t
h
Na
me
2
Pt1
:
1
9
2
11
5
6
.
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mpo
fOurF
e
e
t
3
7
.
L
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!
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e
C
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m
e
s
Wi
t
hCl
ouds
He
b1
3
:
1
5 2
3
6
.
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t
e
rTha
nS
no
w
Re
v1
:
7
2
Pt3
:
9
1
8 2
9
3
.
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l
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s
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9
7
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t
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lPr
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l
l
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d
He
b1
3
:
1
6
4
1
.
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t
he
r
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v
e
1
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n1
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1
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me
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b
2
2
4
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n1
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6
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e
t
Re
v1
:
1
6 8
4
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d,
Lor
d,
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r
e
1
3
:
2
0
2
1 Ev
e
r
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e
s
s
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ng
1
J
n1
:
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7 2
4
.
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n
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9
.
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a
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k
s
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b
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:
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0
1
1
2
8
5
.
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r
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phe
r
d 1
J
n1
:
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1
4
.
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ni
t
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s
s
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e
1
3
:
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0
2
1
2
1
5
.
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ho
l
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r
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di
n Re
v2
:
1
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4
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t
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n
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1
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1
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t
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1
3
8
.
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e
1
3
:
2
0
2
1 Ar
t
v3
:
1
2
3
1
3
.
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wt
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ne Re
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i
z
e
d
J
a
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:
1
7
1
82
6
8
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1
J
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9
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1
2
3
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l
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s
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9
8
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v
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6
J
a
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7
1
4
8
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me
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4
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4
1
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1
4
9
.
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t
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s
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1
7
4
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dr
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n
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n1
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v4
:
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1
1
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7
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r
do
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a
s4
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1
5
3
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1
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3
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heVo
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l
l
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ng
1
6
4
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m Wi
t
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ny 2
Re
v1
9
:
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2
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9
5
.
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[
2
]
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9
3
.
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l
l
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ng
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0
0
.
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,
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d,
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e[
5
]
2
9
5
.
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yGodBe
s
t
o
wonUsHi
sGr
a
c
e[
3
] 2
1
6
1
.
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0
5
.
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9
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6
2
9
9
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1
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0
2
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4
]
1
0
3
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ke
,
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r
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t
h 3
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
o
om S
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l
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l
lUs[
5
]
0
6
.
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ke
,
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oul
,
AndWi
t
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Re
v2
0
:
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3
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a
dne
s
s
2
1
1
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r
k,
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!
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1
,
2
,
5
]
1
2
.
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us
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de
n[
2
]
Re
v
2
0
4
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yo
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a
t
h,
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yo
f 3
0
9
.
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lPr
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s
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e
,
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Thi
sNi
ght 2
2
2
7
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d
,
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e
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l
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t[
3
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0
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1
1
5 Mo
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ni
ng
[
4
]
5
2
.
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lVoi
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s
,
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ng[
1
]
1
0
.
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d,
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de
s
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r
t
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v
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n[
1
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Re
v
2
0
7
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yi
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e
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2
5
6
.
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r[
4
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2
0
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1
1
5 Ne
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r
ADAM (
FI
RST/
SECOND -SEE ALSO
2
6
0
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a
i
s
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r
d,
Y
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a
v
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r
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m
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NVI
TATI
ON [
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v
2
2
2
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6
2
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1
0
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5 UpYo
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6
3
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gr
i
m Thr
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2
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.
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a
t
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r
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3
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6
6
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0
6
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1
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7
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r
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l
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5
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7
9
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ms
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4
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l
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s
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4
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9
8
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v
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4
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2
0
9
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ke
,
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1
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8
0
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[
7
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0
9
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l
l
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G
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d
,
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s
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F
l
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ng
1
1
9
.
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l
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s
t
,
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v
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ne
[
6
]
2
0
5
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s
t
l
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ke
da
nd 1
8
6
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ghb
or[
4
]
3
1
0
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d,
Tha
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de
s
tEa
r
t
ha
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v
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1
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v2
1
:
3
7
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r
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c
e
2
3
8
.
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NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
ANTICIPATION

6
9
.
S
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ng,
OS
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ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
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n
1
7
5
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orAThous
a
ndTo
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s[
3
6
]
7
7
.
S
o
ngso
fTha
nkf
ul
ne
s
sa
ndPr
a
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s
e
1
7
7
.
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ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
2
5
.
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t
e
so
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a
ut
y[
1
]
1
6
1
.
Al
lHa
i
lThePo
we
rOfJ
e
s
us
'
Na
me[
2
] 1
8
2
.
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a
c
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'
mS
a
v
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d
3
1
.
Co
me
,
Tho
uLongEx
pe
c
t
e
dJ
e
s
us
1
9
9
.
MyS
ongS
ha
l
lBeOfJ
e
s
us
1
8
3
.
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i
s
tMyKi
ngOnHi
gh
3
6
.
Li
ftUpY
o
urHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s
0
5
.
TheApo
s
t
l
eLo
oke
da
ndHe
a
r
daVoi
c
e 1
8
4
.
De
a
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
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ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e
3
7
.
Lo
!HeCo
me
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t
hCl
o
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s
c
e
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ng 2
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
oo
mS
o
o
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
5
] 1
8
5
.
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a
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
Onea
ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e
3
9
.
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meOCo
meEmma
nue
l
1
1
.
Ha
r
k,
Ha
r
k,
MyS
o
ul
!
1
8
9
.
S
a
l
v
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t
i
o
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sCo
me[
1
,
6
9
]
4
2
.
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r
d,
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wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e[
1
,
2
,
1
0
] 2
2
1
5
.
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ho
l
d,
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t
,
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r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e[
1
,
3
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9
2
.
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z
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ngGr
a
c
e
4
3
.
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a
v
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o
rOfTheNa
t
i
onsCo
me
2
2
1
.
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o
ught
heNi
ghto
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ub
ta
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o
r
r
o
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9
3
.
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t
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l
lMyS
o
ul
4
4
.
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e
nto
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d
[
1
,
3
]
1
9
5
.
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e
s
s
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s
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a
nc
e
4
5
.
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ha
l
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2
3
7
.
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e
tBe
f
o
r
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ourPl
a
ns[
2
4
]
1
9
7
.
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,
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s
c
o
ns
o
l
a
t
e
5
3
.
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a
r
,
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a
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ude
a
'
sPl
a
i
ns[
4
]
2
5
1
.
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l
e
l
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a
,
Al
l
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l
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a
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a
r
t
st
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a
v
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na
nd 1
9
8
.
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tI
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l
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t
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6
1
.
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o
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r
l
d[
3
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c
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s
e[
1
]
2
0
1
.
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j
oi
c
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,
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a
r
t
,
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a
da
ndS
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ng
8
5
.
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mbGo
e
sUnc
o
mpl
a
i
ni
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o
r
t
h[
1
0
]
5
2
.
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lVoi
c
e
s
,
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rS
i
ngi
ng[
1
4
]
2
0
2
.
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dRugge
dCr
os
s
1
0
8
.
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wTha
tMyRe
de
e
me
rLi
v
e
s[
3
] 2
6
3
.
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j
o
i
c
e
,
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l
gr
i
m Thr
o
ng[
2
,
3
,
5
,
6
]
2
0
7
.
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yi
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e
l
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a
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a
r[
5
,
6
]
1
1
4
.
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c
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v
e
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s
tF
r
o
m The
i
r 2
3
0
5
.
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keMyS
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ul
,
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r
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ngBr
i
ng[
1
] 2
1
1
.
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r
k,
Ha
r
k,
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oul
!
S
i
ght[
9
1
1
]
1
3
.
I
'
m ButAS
t
r
a
nge
rHe
r
e
3
0
9
.
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lPr
a
i
s
eToThe
e
,
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Thi
sNi
ght 2
1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGo
d,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me
[
6
]
2
1
7
.
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l
tont
heRoc
k
1
2
4
.
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l
y
,
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y
2
2
1
.
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ought
heNi
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fDoub
ta
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o
r
r
o
w
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1,
32
1
3
1
.
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o
kDo
wn,
OLo
r
d,
F
r
o
m He
a
v
e
n
2
2
2
.
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nTheRol
lI
sCa
l
l
e
dUpYo
nde
r
Be
ho
l
d[
6
]
3
6
.
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ftUpY
ourHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s
2
3
3
.
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a
v
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o
r
,
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keAS
he
phe
r
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a
dUs
1
3
2
.
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o
kDo
wn,
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r
d,
F
r
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m He
a
v
e
n
ASCENSION &RETURN OFCHRIST (
SEE
2
3
7
.
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e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eYourPl
a
ns
Be
ho
l
d[
6
]
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2
4
2
.
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e
s
us
,
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uWi
l
t
1
3
4
.
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ut
ho
fF
o
ol
sDo
t
hGodConf
e
s
s
A
SPI
RATI
ON
2
4
5
.
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d,
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d,
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r
s
tF
orY
ou
[
6
]
2
4
.
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l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n
2
5
6
.
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ul
,
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wPr
a
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s
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ke
r[
4
]
1
4
0
.
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s
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nne
r
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c
e
i
v
e[
8
]
7
7
.
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n
g
s
o
f
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n
k
f
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l
n
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s
s
a
n
d
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r
a
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s
e
[
5
]
2
6
2
.
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G
o
d
o
f
A
b
r
a
h
a
m
P
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a
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s
e
[
3
8
]
1
4
1
.
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r
dJ
e
s
usThi
nkOnMe[
6
]
8
2
.
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horo
fAl
lLi
f
e
2
7
2
.
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lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPo
s
s
e
s
s
i
ng
1
6
1
.
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lHa
i
lThePo
we
rOfJ
e
s
us
'
Na
me
8
5
.
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L
a
m
b
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o
e
s
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n
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o
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a
i
ni
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t
h[
7
8
]2
7
3
.
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a
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t
,
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ttl
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l
o
c
k
1
6
4
.
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m Wi
t
hMa
nyCr
o
wns
1
1
3
.
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e
,
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dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph[
8
,
9
]2
7
4
.
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dWi
l
lTa
keCa
r
eofY
ou
1
6
6
.
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l
l
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l
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a
h,
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taS
a
v
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o
r
![
5
]
1
1
5
.
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r
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a
t
h
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o
n
Me
,
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r
e
a
t
h
o
f
G
o
d
2
7
5
.
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wF
i
r
m AF
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t
i
o
n
1
7
4
.
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a
dAl
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t
i
o
nsonEa
r
t
h
1
1
6
.
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meDo
wn,
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v
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v
i
ne
2
7
7
.
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s
us
'
Li
ttl
eLa
mb
1
9
0
.
To
da
yThyMe
r
c
yCa
l
l
sMe
1
1
7
.
Co
me
,
GodCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGhos
t
2
7
8
.
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wWhom IHa
v
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l
i
e
v
e
d
1
9
5
.
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e
s
s
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s
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a
nc
e[
1
]
1
1
8
.
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meHo
l
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pi
r
i
t
,
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dOurGod
2
7
9
.
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fGodHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
orMe
1
9
8
.
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tI
sWe
l
lWi
t
hMyS
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ul[
5
,
6
]
1
2
2
.
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dt
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a
t
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rBeOurS
t
a
y
2
8
0
.
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a
c
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us
tI
nGod
2
0
0
.
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a
r
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r
,
MyGo
d,
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e[
6
]
1
3
7
.
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n
d
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t
o
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s
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f
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2
8
2
.
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s
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t
2
0
3
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s
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ne
t
h
1
4
1
.
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r
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s
usThi
nkOnMe[
6
]
2
8
3
.
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l
pI
nAge
sPa
s
t[
1
,
2
,
9
]
2
0
4
.
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yo
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a
t
h,
ODa
yo
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ur
ni
ng
1
6
8
.
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s
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s
,
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n
g
o
f
G
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o
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2
8
4
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so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
lYeS
c
a
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r
2
0
5
.
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s
t
l
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da
ndHe
a
r
daVo
i
c
e
7
0
.
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e
s
us
,
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e
s
sLo
v
eToMe
2
8
5
.
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r
d'
sMyS
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phe
r
d
2
0
6
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de
gr
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2
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2
5
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ho
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3
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7
9
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2
2
7
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1
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lWhoBe
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3
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0
1
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4
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ne
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h
1
9
2
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9
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2
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6
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9
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0
8
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6
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8
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8
5
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7
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9
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7
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9
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NDEXESEDITION 2
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5
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8
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0
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3
9
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9
9
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0
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7
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1
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2
9
0
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7
0
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4
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7
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7
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0
2
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2
1
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6
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7
0
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6
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9
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3
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2
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6
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8
1
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7
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0
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1
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2
4
0
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2
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6
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1
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8
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2
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1
9
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1
3
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7
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2
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1
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1
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2
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0
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2
9
2
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1
7
0
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7
7
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7
]
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6
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0
0
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0
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5
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3
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SEE L
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UPPER)
2
1
2
.
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r
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1
5
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4
2
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8
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7
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9
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9
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1
7
5
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7
,
1
0
1
9
]
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3
1
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1
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9
3
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4
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2
3
4
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2
9
5
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7
5
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6
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4
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4
4
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4
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5
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7
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5
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a
rChr
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s
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i
a
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9
4
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os
s
2
2
0
.
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t
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4
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5
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0
1
.
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t
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lCr
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9
7
.
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2
1
4
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e
s
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nds
2
4
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pi
r
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t
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n[
5
,
6
]
2
2
.
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e
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e
s
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r
d[
4
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2
1
6
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s
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tBi
nds
3
5
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me
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t
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a
v
e
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ng
2
4
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l
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pi
r
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t
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n[
3
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2
1
9
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a
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t
ho
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t
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r
s[
3
]
4
2
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d,
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l
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e
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e
4
2
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r
d,
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l
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e
2
7
6
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l
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r
r
or
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sCr
y?
5
8
.
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r
dTheBe
l
l
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i
s
t
ma
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y
8
6
.
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a
ntTha
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l
ma
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a
l
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ng[
6
]
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3
,
4
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7
8
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ti
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r
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s
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a
t
1
5
8
.
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pe
lS
ho
wsTheF
a
t
he
r
'
sGr
a
c
e
2
8
4
.
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ul
so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
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a
tte
r
8
3
.
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,
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s
i
onF
a
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r
[
2
,
3
,
5
]
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0
7
.
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e
r
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r
ni
ngMe
r
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e
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w[
1
]
1
0
8
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de
e
me
rLi
v
e
s
1
7
3
.
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neOt
he
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mb
1
2
7
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ght
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or
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod
CONFESSION (
SEE CONTRI
TI
ON)
2
1
4
.
Bl
e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds
1
2
8
.
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ght
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or
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod
CONSCIENCE
2
1
5
.
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ho
l
d,
AHos
t
,
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r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e
1
2
9
.
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fGodHa
dNo
tBe
e
nonOurS
i
de
8
2
.
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horo
fAl
lLi
f
e[
2
]
2
1
6
.
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e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds
1
3
0
.
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fGodHa
dNo
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e
nonOurS
i
de
8
8
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a
v
i
o
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tToThe
e
2
2
1
.
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o
ught
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ta
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o
r
r
o
w
1
3
1
.
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wn,
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d,
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r
om He
a
v
e
n
8
9
.
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nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
ousCr
os
s
2
7
2
.
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lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPos
s
e
s
s
i
ng
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hol
d
9
0
.
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nIS
ur
v
e
yt
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ousCr
os
s
2
7
5
.
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wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
on
2
8
2
.
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peI
sBui
l
t
2
8
4
.
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o
ul
so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
lY
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c
a
tte
r
2
8
5
.
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r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d
2
8
9
.
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s
pa
i
rNot
,
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a
r
t
2
9
6
.
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keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
heS
a
v
i
o
rS
a
i
d
[
2
,
4
]
3
0
7
.
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e
r
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r
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NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
1
9
3
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t
i
l
lMyS
o
ul[
3
]
1
3
2
.
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o
kDo
wn,
OLo
r
d,
F
r
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m He
a
v
e
n
1
8
8
.
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c
ko
fAge
s[
3
]
Be
ho
l
d
1
8
9
.
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a
l
v
a
t
i
o
nUnt
oUsHa
sCo
me[
8
,
9
]
1
9
4
.
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ne
a
t
hTheCr
os
sOfJ
e
s
us[
3
]
1
9
6
.
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i
ndBa
r
t
i
ma
e
us
1
3
7
.
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ndUnt
oMys
e
l
fToda
y
1
9
1
.
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i
deWi
t
hMe[
8
]
1
4
1
.
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r
dJ
e
s
usThi
nkOnMe
1
9
3
.
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t
i
l
lMyS
o
ul[
1
]
2
0
0
.
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a
r
e
r
,
MyGo
d,
ToThe
e[
2
]
2
1
8
.
F
orAl
lTheS
a
i
nt
s[
2
]
1
7
3
.
No
neOt
he
rLa
mb
1
9
4
.
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ne
a
t
hTheCr
o
s
sOfJ
e
s
us
1
7
6
.
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e
p,
De
e
pLo
v
eo
fJ
e
s
us
1
9
8
.
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tI
sWe
l
lWi
t
hMyS
o
ul[
3
]
2
2
9
.
MyF
a
i
t
hLoo
ksUpToThe
e[
3
]
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eYourPl
a
ns[
6
]
1
7
7
.
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ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
2
0
0
.
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a
r
e
r
,
MyGod,
ToThe
e[
3
,
5
]
1
7
9
.
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l
i
l
e
a
nF
i
s
he
r
sTo
i
l
2
0
2
.
TheOl
dRugge
dCr
os
s
2
4
4
.
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dY
ouThi
nkToPr
a
y?[
2
,
3
,
4
]
5
5
.
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o
yf
ul
,
J
o
yf
ul
,
WeAdo
r
eThe
e[
1
]
1
9
3
.
BeS
t
i
l
lMyS
o
ul
2
0
4
.
Da
yo
fWr
a
t
h,
ODa
yo
fMo
ur
ni
ng[
1
0
]2
1
9
9
.
MyS
o
ngS
ha
l
lBeOfJ
e
s
us[
2
]
2
1
2
.
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e
r
us
a
l
e
mt
heGo
l
de
n[
9
]
2
6
1
.
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a
i
s
eToTheLor
d,
TheAl
mi
ght
y[
6
]
2
8
5
.
TheLo
r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d[
3
]
2
0
1
.
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j
o
i
c
e
,
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a
r
t
,
BeGl
a
da
ndS
i
ng
2
1
8
.
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orAl
lTheS
a
i
nt
s[
3
]
2
1
1
.
Ha
r
k,
Ha
r
k,
MyS
o
ul
!
2
2
1
.
Thr
o
ught
heNi
ghto
fDo
ub
ta
ndS
o
r
r
o
w2
8
6
.
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ndsa
ndBi
l
l
o
wsLo
udl
yRoa
r[
5
]
2
9
1
.
Go
d,
Who
s
eAl
mi
ght
yWor
d
2
1
5
.
Be
ho
l
d,
AHo
s
t
,
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r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e
[
4
]
2
1
8
.
F
o
rAl
lTheS
a
i
nt
s[
2
,
7
1
0
]
2
9
4
.
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ftHi
ghTheCr
os
s
3
0
9
.
Al
lPr
a
i
s
eToThe
e
,
MyGo
d,
Thi
sNi
ght
[
5
,
6
]
2
1
9
.
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a
i
t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s
2
9
6
.
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keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
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a
v
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o
rS
a
i
d
2
2
0
.
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c
h'
sOneF
o
unda
t
i
o
n[
3
7
]
3
1
1
.
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e
s
us
,
Te
nde
rS
he
phe
r
d,
He
a
rMe[
3
]
CROWN
2
2
6
.
HeLe
a
de
t
hMe[
1
2
]
3
6
.
Li
ftUpY
ourHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s[
2
] DAY
2
2
9
.
MyF
a
i
t
hLo
o
ksUpToThe
e
4
5
.
TheKi
ngS
ha
l
lCo
me[
2
]
2
9
.
Lor
d,
Di
s
mi
s
sUsWi
t
hThyBl
e
s
s
i
ng[
3
]
2
3
7
.
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e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eY
ourPl
a
ns
4
9
.
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l
sF
r
o
mt
heRe
a
l
mso
fGl
o
r
y
8
1
.
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t
hi
nt
heF
a
t
he
r
'
sHo
us
e[
6
]
2
4
0
.
HeWhoWoul
dVa
l
i
a
ntBe
7
6
.
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e
fo
fCi
t
i
e
sBe
t
hl
e
he
m[
1
]
1
0
3
.
Awa
ke
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
Wi
t
hGl
a
dne
s
s
2
4
5
.
OLo
r
d,
MyGod
,
IThi
r
s
tF
orY
o
u
8
5
.
ALa
mbGoe
sUnc
o
mpl
a
i
ni
ngF
or
t
h[
1
0
]1
0
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
tI
sRi
s
e
nToda
y
2
4
6
.
OurF
a
t
he
rTho
ui
nHe
a
v
e
nAb
o
v
e[
7
] 8
9
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWo
ndr
o
usCr
o
s
s[
3
] 1
3
7
.
IBi
ndUnt
oMys
e
l
fToda
y
2
4
9
.
Wha
tAF
r
i
e
ndWeHa
v
eI
nJ
e
s
us
9
0
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWo
ndr
o
usCr
o
s
s[
3
] 1
7
5
.
OF
orAThous
a
ndTo
ngue
s[
9
]
2
6
2
.
TheGo
do
fAb
r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
3
8
]
9
1
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWo
ndr
o
usCr
o
s
s[
3
] 2
5
2
.
Ange
lVoi
c
e
s
,
Ev
e
rS
i
ngi
ng[
1
]
2
6
3
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
OPi
l
gr
i
m Thr
o
ng
9
2
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWo
ndr
o
usCr
o
s
s[
3
] 2
7
0
.
ODa
yo
fRe
s
tAndGl
a
dne
s
s
2
7
3
.
F
e
a
rNo
t
,
OLi
ttl
eF
l
o
c
k
1
0
0
.
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a
c
r
e
dHe
a
d,
No
wWounde
d[
1
]
2
7
7
.
IAm J
e
s
us
'
Li
ttl
eLa
mb[
2
]
2
7
4
.
Go
dWi
l
lTa
keCa
r
eo
fY
ou
1
2
4
.
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y[
2
]
3
0
5
.
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keMyS
o
ul
,
AnOffe
r
i
ngBr
i
ng
2
7
5
.
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wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
o
n
1
6
1
.
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lHa
i
lThePo
we
rOfJ
e
s
us
'
Na
me
3
0
6
.
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ke
,
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o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
2
7
6
.
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wS
ha
l
lWeAns
we
rTe
r
r
or
'
sCr
y? 1
6
3
.
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a
ut
i
f
ulS
a
v
i
o
r[
1
]
[
1
,
2
,
8
,
9
]
2
7
9
.
I
fGo
dHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe
1
6
4
.
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o
wnHi
m Wi
t
hMa
nyCr
o
wns
3
0
7
.
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e
r
yMor
ni
ngMe
r
c
i
e
sNe
w[
1
,
2
]
2
8
1
.
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nThe
s
eOurDa
ysS
oPe
r
i
l
o
us
1
6
8
.
J
e
s
us
,
Ki
ngo
fGl
o
r
y[
5
]
3
1
0
.
Go
d,
Tha
tMa
de
s
tEa
r
t
ha
ndHe
a
v
e
n[
1
]
2
8
2
.
MyHo
peI
sBui
l
t
1
6
9
.
J
e
s
usS
ha
l
lRe
i
gn[
2
]
SEE CONSOLATI
ON)
DEATH (
2
8
5
.
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r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d
1
7
0
.
J
e
s
us
,
ThyBo
undl
e
s
sLo
v
eToMe[
2
] DECI
SI
ON (
SEE F
OLLOWI
NG J
ESUS2
8
6
.
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ndsa
ndBi
l
l
o
wsLo
udl
yRo
a
r
1
7
4
.
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a
dAl
lNa
t
i
onsonEa
r
t
h
S
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FI
CATI
ON)
2
8
7
.
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neAr
m,
OLor
d,
i
nDa
ysofOl
d
1
8
4
.
De
a
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
Onea
ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e[
5
]
2
8
8
.
Unde
rHi
sWi
ngs
CATI
ON (
SEE COMMI
TMENT,
1
8
5
.
De
a
rChr
i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
Onea
ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e[
5
]DEDI
2
8
9
.
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s
pa
i
rNot
,
OHe
a
r
t
2
0
2
.
TheOl
dRugge
dCr
os
s
FOLLOWING J
ESUS,
ZEAL)
2
9
0
.
Tho
ughi
nt
heMi
ds
to
fLi
f
eWeBe
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
oo
mS
o
o
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
4
] DEFENSE (
SEE S
ECURI
TY)
2
9
6
.
'
Ta
keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
heS
a
v
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8
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9
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s
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7
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1
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4
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7
0
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l
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1
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1
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1
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m He
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,
8
,
1
0
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1
7
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2
1
8
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s[
6
]
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3
2
.
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o
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m He
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5
,
8
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1
0
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2
2
4
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]
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9
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s
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1
,
2
]
2
2
5
.
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1
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3
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6
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8
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2
9
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7
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8
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1
8
7
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1
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2
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6
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0
1
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6
2
3
4
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9
9
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3
]
9
5
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ma
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2
3
5
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2
0
0
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r
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6
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9
6
.
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s
9
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8
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2
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9
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2
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1
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7
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5
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2
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s
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2
5
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1
5
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ho
l
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2
6
3
.
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1
8
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s[
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9
,
1
0
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1
0
8
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me
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v
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s
2
7
2
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lDe
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s
s
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2
2
2
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l
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r
1
4
1
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r
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nkOnMe
2
7
6
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r
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2
4
.
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e
s
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5
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8
7
.
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d,
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w 2
2
7
7
.
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2
2
5
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v
a
h[
5
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gh[
6
]
2
7
8
.
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m IHa
v
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l
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v
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d
2
2
6
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de
t
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4
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1
9
4
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ne
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t
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s
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us
2
9
2
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r
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l
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2
4
0
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l
i
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3
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2
0
2
.
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os
s
2
9
3
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l
l
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ng
2
5
0
.
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lCr
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e
sofOurGoda
ndKi
ng[
6
]
EDUCATION
2
9
4
.
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ftHi
ghTheCr
o
s
s[
2
]
2
5
1
.
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l
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l
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,
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2
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0
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2
6
2
.
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r
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6
8
]
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1
7
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me
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l
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6
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9
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v
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ne[
2
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2
6
8
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sGi
fts
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SEE ALSO L
AW)
1
3
7
.
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ndUnt
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l
fTo
da
y[
5
]
2
7
6
.
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wS
ha
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we
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r
r
or
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y?[
4
]
1
3
4
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e
s
s 2
5
5
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3
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8
9
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9
3
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[
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9
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me
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1
5
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1
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5
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9
1
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s
2
5
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8
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NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
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9
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3
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5
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4
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2
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8
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6
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3
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8
5
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mbGoe
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mpl
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t
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2
3
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1
8
9
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a
l
v
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t
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7
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9
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6
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4
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r
2
0
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5
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6
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1
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r
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3
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2
4
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7
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1
2
2
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1
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2
1
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t
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r
s
3
0
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3
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1
2
5
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l
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1
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2
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2
6
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1
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[
2
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6
5
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a
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ul
1
3
6
.
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pt
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z
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nt
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y
2
2
2
.
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lI
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l
l
e
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onde
r
7
5
.
I
nHi
sTe
mpl
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wBe
ho
l
dHi
m[
1
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[
1
,
2
,
7
]
2
2
9
.
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a
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t
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1
5
2
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r
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s
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1
3
8
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v
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2
0
0
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r
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r
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4
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5
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8
,
1
0
]
2
3
7
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ns
2
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3
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r
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1
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8
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t
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r
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c
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2
4
2
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t
2
1
4
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s
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[
1
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2
4
6
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t
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v
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v
e[
7
,
9
]
2
1
5
.
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,
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r
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t
e
7
7
.
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ng'
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e
df
ul[
8
]
2
4
8
.
WeNo
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mpl
o
r
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dt
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s
t 1
2
1
6
.
Bl
e
s
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7
8
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[
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1
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1
8
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s
1
8
4
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a
rChr
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s
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ns
,
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c
e[
4
]
2
7
2
.
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s
e
s
s
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ng
2
1
9
.
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a
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t
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t
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r
s
1
8
5
.
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r
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r
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e
[
4
]
2
7
5
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r
m AF
o
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t
i
o
n
2
2
0
.
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o
unda
t
i
o
n
1
8
7
.
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e
,
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d,
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w
2
7
8
.
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m IHa
v
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l
i
e
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d
2
4
6
.
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a
t
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rThoui
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v
e
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o
v
e[
1
]
Hi
gh[
8
]
2
7
9
.
I
fGo
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ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe[
5
,
9
]
2
5
0
.
Al
lCr
e
a
t
ur
e
sofOurGoda
ndKi
ng
1
9
0
.
To
da
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r
c
yCa
l
l
sMe[
2
,
3
]
2
8
4
.
S
o
ul
so
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n!WhyWi
l
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c
a
tte
r
2
5
9
.
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s
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3
]
2
2
1
.
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h
t
h
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t
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f
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b
t
a
n
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S
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r
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o
w
2
8
6
.
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l
l
o
wsLo
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a
r
2
6
3
.
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j
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e
,
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l
gr
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m Thr
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ng
[
3
]
3
0
2
.
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s
tt
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us
e[
2
]
2
6
9
.
No
wTha
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d[
1
]
2
4
6
.
OurF
a
t
he
rThoui
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a
v
e
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o
v
e[
1
]
FAITHFULNESS
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
e
a
t
i
ng
2
4
7
.
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r
d'
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w)
2
4
.
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l
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pi
r
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t
,
Ent
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n[
2
4
,
6
]
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2
5
0
.
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lCr
e
a
t
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e
so
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da
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ng
2
8
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a
c
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o
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pa
r
t
4
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pi
r
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t
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n[
2
,
6
]
2
5
1
.
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l
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,
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l
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r
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v
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na
nd 2
4
2
.
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r
d,
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ha
l
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e
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e
3
3
.
Ga
b
r
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e
l
'
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s
s
a
ge[
1
]
Voi
c
e
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i
s
e[
5
]
7
5
.
I
nHi
sTe
mpl
eNo
wBe
ho
l
dHi
m[
1
]
3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
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a
dS
ound[
2
]
2
5
4
.
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mmo
r
t
a
l
,
I
nv
i
s
i
b
l
e
,
GodOnl
yWi
s
e
8
5
.
ALa
mbGo
e
sUnc
o
mpl
a
i
ni
ngF
o
r
t
h[
1
4
]
8
0
.
ToJ
or
da
nCa
meOurLo
r
d,
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i
s
t[
6
]
2
5
6
.
MyS
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,
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wPr
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i
s
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ke
r[
3
]
1
0
1
.
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t
r
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c
ke
n,
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mi
tte
n,
a
ndAffli
c
t
e
d
1
1
6
.
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OLo
v
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v
i
ne[
1
,
2
]
2
6
1
.
Pr
a
i
s
eToTheLo
r
d,
TheAl
mi
ght
y
1
2
9
.
I
fGo
dHa
dNotBe
e
no
nOurS
i
de
1
1
7
.
Come
,
Go
dCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGho
s
t[
2
4
]
2
6
2
.
TheGodofAb
r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
1
0
,
1
2
]
1
3
0
.
I
fGo
dHa
dNotBe
e
no
nOurS
i
de
1
1
8
.
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l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Lor
dOurGod[
1
]
2
6
8
.
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sGi
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1
0
]
1
3
6
.
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pt
i
z
e
dI
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meMos
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y
1
1
9
.
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t
,
wi
t
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v
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ne[
8
]
2
7
9
.
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ms
e
l
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2
,
7
]
1
4
7
.
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me
,
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a
v
i
o
r
,
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b
l
e[
3
]
1
6
4
.
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o
wnHi
m Wi
t
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o
wns[
6
]
2
8
5
.
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r
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sMyS
he
phe
r
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5
]
1
5
2
.
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u,
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r
s
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ha
r
i
s
t
1
7
0
.
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e
s
u
s
,
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B
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n
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l
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s
s
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o
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Me
[
4
]
2
9
1
.
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d,
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mi
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yWo
r
d
1
7
2
.
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,
No
tOne
!
1
7
3
.
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he
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mb
3
0
1
.
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a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
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a
t
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ng[
1
,
4
]
1
7
8
.
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a
i
s
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a
v
e
n
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
o
om S
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l
lCa
l
lUs[
1
]
3
0
8
.
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l
y
,
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e
s
s
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i
ni
t
y
[
1
3
]
2
1
0
.
Gl
or
i
ousThi
ngsofThe
ea
r
eS
poke
n[
3
]
3
1
3
.
No
wt
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sGo
neAwa
y[
1
]
1
8
0
.
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l
yo
ft
heVa
l
l
e
y
2
2
5
.
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,
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e
a
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e
ho
v
a
h[
2
]
3
1
4
.
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ni
t
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s
s
e
dLi
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3
]
1
8
7
.
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v
e
,
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e
p,
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o
a
d,
Ho
w
2
2
9
.
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a
i
t
hLoo
ksUpToThe
e[
2
]
FEAR OFTHE LORD
Hi
gh
2
4
8
.
WeNo
wI
mpl
or
eGodt
heHol
yGhos
t
3
7
.
Lo
!HeCome
sWi
t
hCl
o
udsDe
s
c
e
ndi
ng
2
1
9
.
F
a
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t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s
[
3
]
3
8
.
Ma
gni
fic
a
t[
2
]
2
2
6
.
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a
de
t
hMe
2
6
2
.
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do
fAb
r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
1
1
]
4
2
.
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r
d,
Ho
wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e[
8
]
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
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e
eY
ourPl
a
ns
2
6
7
.
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orTheBe
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ut
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r
t
h[
7
]
4
9
.
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l
sF
r
o
mt
heRe
a
l
mso
fGl
o
r
y[
4
]
2
4
0
.
HeWhoWoul
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l
i
a
ntBe
2
7
5
.
Ho
wF
i
r
m AF
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t
i
o
n[
5
]
7
3
.
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t
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d
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s
?
[
2
]
2
4
5
.
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r
d,
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,
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r
s
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orY
o
u
2
7
6
.
Ho
wS
ha
l
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we
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r
r
or
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sCr
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4
]
1
0
0
.
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S
a
c
r
e
d
H
e
a
d
,
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w
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n
d
e
d
[
3
]
2
6
2
.
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r
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ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
4
]
1
0
2
.
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r
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o
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r
e
?
2
7
2
.
Al
lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPos
s
e
s
s
i
ng

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0
1
4
.
0
6
6
.
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ttl
eTo
wno
fBe
t
hl
e
he
m[
5
]
1
8
0
.
TheLi
l
yoft
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l
l
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r
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1
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8
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t
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l
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1
0
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s
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v
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1
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5
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5
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r
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ne
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gh
GOD,ETERNITY OF
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0
0
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c
r
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a
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1
9
1
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t
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3
7
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s
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e
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ng 1
0
8
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me
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9
3
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1
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t
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r
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v
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2
4
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9
6
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1
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8
3
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s
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r
1
6
6
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l
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v
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2
1
2
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l
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n
1
1
2
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v
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h
1
6
7
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r
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ur
2
2
5
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1
1
3
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e
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7
2
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!
2
2
6
.
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a
de
t
hMe
1
2
3
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l
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d,
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a
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s
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me[
1
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1
7
7
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e
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ul
2
2
7
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r
d,
The
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v
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t
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lMyHe
a
r
t 1
7
4
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r
t
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1
7
8
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s
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7
8
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a
i
s
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ulTheKi
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v
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[
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3
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3
2
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s
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t
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or
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4
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7
9
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l
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s
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r
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l
2
3
3
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3
7
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0
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2
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5
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2
5
2
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lVoi
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e
s
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1
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2
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5
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1
8
7
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a
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2
3
8
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ppyt
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e
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r
e
t
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d
2
5
4
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mmo
r
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l
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nv
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s
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yWi
s
e[
1
]
Hi
gh
2
3
9
.
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ppyt
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e
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r
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t
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d
2
6
2
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r
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m Pr
a
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s
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1
9
9
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l
lBeOfJ
e
s
us[
2
]
2
4
2
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s
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,
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l
t
2
6
5
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v
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fGod[
2
]
2
0
1
.
Re
j
oi
c
e
,
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a
r
t
,
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a
da
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2
4
5
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r
d,
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,
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r
s
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orY
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2
8
3
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d,
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l
pI
nAge
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s
t
2
2
5
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a
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e
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v
a
h
2
4
7
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r
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a
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ne
w)
2
9
1
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d,
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mi
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r
d[
1
]
2
2
7
.
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d,
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eILo
v
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t
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lMyHe
a
r
t
2
5
7
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r
do
fLi
f
e
,
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lPr
a
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s
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e
l
l
i
ng
2
3
6
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t
e
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OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
1
7
9
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l
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s
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r
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l
2
5
3
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ngt
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ro
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d
2
6
2
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r
a
ha
m Pr
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2
5
5
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o
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8
7
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w 2
7
5
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wF
i
r
m AF
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t
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o
n[
3
,
6
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gh
2
5
6
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i
s
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r
2
7
9
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ms
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l
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orMe
2
5
7
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r
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e
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l
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1
9
3
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t
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l
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2
8
1
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nThe
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l
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9
4
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ne
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t
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o
s
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us[
2
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2
6
0
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a
i
s
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r
d,
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a
v
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2
8
3
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l
pI
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s
t
2
6
1
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a
i
s
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r
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mi
ght
y[
1
6
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0
1
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j
o
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e
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r
t
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da
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2
8
6
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l
l
o
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2
0
5
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l
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r
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e 2
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6
2
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r
a
ha
m Pr
a
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s
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8
7
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neAr
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nDa
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d
2
6
6
.
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nI
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2
2
3
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uMyVi
s
i
on
2
9
1
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s
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mi
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d[
1
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2
2
4
.
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meTho
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o
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r
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e
s
s
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ng 2
2
6
7
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o
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a
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r
t
h
9
9
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tChi
l
dr
e
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rTheMi
ght
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e
ds
2
6
8
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sGi
fts
2
5
2
.
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lVoi
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e
s
,
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e
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i
ngi
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3
]
3
0
5
.
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keMyS
o
ul
,
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r
i
ngBr
i
ng
2
5
5
.
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o
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ul
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o
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,
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1
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3
,
4
] 3
2
6
9
.
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nkWeAl
lOurGo
d
1
4
.
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ni
t
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e
s
s
e
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ght[
1
]
2
7
1
.
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r
do
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a
v
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na
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r
t
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a
2
6
2
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r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
1
,
1
1
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2
6
5
.
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v
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fGod
2
7
2
.
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lDe
pe
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s
e
s
s
i
ng
3
6
.
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ftUpYourHe
a
ds
,
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ght
yGa
t
e
s[
2
]
2
7
5
.
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wF
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r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
o
n
2
6
6
.
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nI
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3
8
.
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gni
fic
a
t[
2
]
6
9
.
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wTha
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lOurGo
d[
1
]
2
7
6
.
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wS
ha
l
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rTe
r
r
or
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y?[
3
]2
4
1
.
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t
he
r
'
sLo
v
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gotte
n[
3
]
2
7
8
.
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wWho
m IHa
v
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l
i
e
v
e
d
2
7
2
.
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s
e
s
s
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ng
4
2
.
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d,
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wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
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e
2
7
5
.
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wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
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on
2
8
0
.
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a
c
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us
tI
nGod
4
7
.
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lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
j
oi
c
e
s
2
8
3
.
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d,
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l
pI
nAge
sPa
s
t[
1
,
2
] 2
7
6
.
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wS
ha
l
lWeAns
we
rTe
r
r
or
'
sCr
y?[
3
]5
3
.
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a
r
,
F
a
rAwa
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ude
a
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sPl
a
i
ns
2
7
9
.
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fGo
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ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe
2
8
4
.
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o
ul
so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
lY
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c
a
tte
r
5
7
.
Ha
r
k!TheHe
r
a
l
dAnge
l
sS
i
ng[
1
,
3
]
2
8
5
.
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r
d'
sMyS
he
phe
r
d[
5
]
2
9
3
.
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sNo
tWi
l
l
i
ng
6
9
.
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i
ng,
OS
i
ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
e
dMor
n
2
9
4
.
Li
ftHi
ghTheCr
os
s
2
8
7
.
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neAr
m,
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d,
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nDa
ysofOl
d
8
5
.
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mbGo
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a
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ni
ngF
o
r
t
h
2
9
0
.
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ughi
nt
heMi
ds
to
fLi
f
eWeBe
3
0
5
.
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keMyS
o
ul
,
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r
i
ngBr
i
ng[
1
] 9
6
.
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s
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de
t
h
3
0
7
.
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e
r
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r
ni
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r
c
i
e
sNe
w
2
9
5
.
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yGo
dBe
s
t
o
wonUsHi
sGr
a
c
e
1
0
0
.
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a
c
r
e
dHe
a
d,
No
wWo
unde
d
3
0
8
.
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l
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
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ni
t
y
GOD,MAJESTY &POWER OF
1
0
5
.
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s
tJ
e
s
usLa
yI
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a
t
h'
sS
t
r
o
ng
GOD,J
USTNESSOF
2
3
.
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dHi
ms
e
l
fi
sPr
e
s
e
nt
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nds
3
7
.
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!HeCome
sWi
t
hCl
o
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s
c
e
ndi
ng 1
1
0
.
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e
s
usChr
i
s
tWhoCa
met
oS
a
v
e
4
1
.
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a
t
he
r
'
sLo
v
eBe
gotte
n[
7
]
3
8
.
Ma
gni
fic
a
t[
3
]
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLor
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
5
8
.
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a
r
dTheBe
l
l
sOnChr
i
s
t
ma
sDa
y
4
3
.
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a
v
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o
rOfTheNa
t
i
onsCo
me
1
1
9
.
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yGhos
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne[
3
]
1
4
5
.
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l
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e
rOurGui
l
t
yLa
nd,
OLo
r
d
4
9
.
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l
sF
r
o
mt
heRe
a
l
mso
fGl
o
r
y
1
3
6
.
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pt
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z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMo
s
tHol
y
1
5
7
.
Tha
tMe
nago
dl
yLi
f
eMi
ghtLi
v
e
5
4
.
F
r
o
m He
a
v
e
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o
v
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r
t
hICome 1
3
8
.
Y
ouPe
opl
eWhoNo
wAr
eBa
pt
i
z
e
d
1
6
0
.
Wi
l
tTho
u,
OMa
n,
Li
v
eHa
ppi
l
y
[
1
0
1
2
]
1
4
0
.
J
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s
usS
i
nne
r
sDo
t
hRe
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v
e
1
7
4
.
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a
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lNa
t
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r
t
h[
2
]
5
9
.
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nTheBl
e
a
kMi
dWi
nt
e
r
1
4
2
.
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dMyS
o
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i
c
t
e
d[
3
5
]
1
9
4
.
Be
ne
a
t
hTheCr
os
sOfJ
e
s
us[
2
]
7
8
.
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o
pl
eTha
ti
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r
kne
s
sS
a
t
1
4
3
.
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ft
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e
pICr
yt
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e
2
0
4
.
Da
yo
fWr
a
t
h,
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yo
fMo
ur
ni
ng
9
3
.
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lGl
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y
,
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r
1
4
4
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2
0
7
.
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r
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4
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e
1
4
5
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l
t
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d
2
5
4
.
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mmo
r
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l
,
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nv
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e
,
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dOnl
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s
e[
2
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1
0
6
.
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s
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r
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s
e
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y(
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a
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4
6
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0
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NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
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0
6
2
4
7
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ne
w)[
1
,
2
]
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1
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r
t
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3
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v
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r
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,
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2
5
1
.
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l
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a
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na
nd 1
2
6
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l
i
e
v
ei
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ueGo
d[
3
]
1
4
1
.
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nkOnMe
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i
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1
4
3
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1
3
6
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pt
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nt
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meMos
tHol
y
2
5
9
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r
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a
i
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e[
2
,
3
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[
1
3
,
7
]
1
4
4
.
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2
6
0
.
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r
d,
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a
v
e
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r
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m1
4
3
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e[
4
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1
4
5
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l
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l
t
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d
2
6
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ha
m Pr
a
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s
e[
6
,
7
]
1
4
4
.
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ft
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e[
4
]
1
4
7
.
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me
,
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a
v
i
or
,
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b
l
e
2
6
8
.
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sGi
fts
1
5
6
.
La
mpo
fOurF
e
e
t[
1
0
]
1
7
7
.
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ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
2
7
0
.
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yo
fRe
s
tAndGl
a
dne
s
s[
4
]
1
8
4
.
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a
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i
s
t
i
a
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,
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ndAl
lRe
j
oi
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e[
9
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7
9
.
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l
i
l
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a
nF
i
s
he
r
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i
l
2
7
1
.
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do
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a
v
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r
t
ha
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a
1
8
5
.
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a
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i
s
t
i
a
ns
,
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ndAl
lRe
j
oi
c
e[
9
]1
9
7
.
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,
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eDi
s
c
o
ns
o
l
a
t
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2
7
9
.
I
fGo
dHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe[
1
0
]
1
8
7
.
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v
e
,
Ho
wDe
e
p,
Ho
wBr
oa
d,
Ho
w 2
0
4
.
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yofWr
a
t
h,
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yofMour
ni
ng
3
0
6
.
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ke
,
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o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
Hi
gh[
8
]
2
0
8
.
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r
e
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saGr
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a
tDa
yComi
ng
[
7
,
1
0
]
2
3
1
.
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tTheLo
r
dWo
ul
dGui
deMyWa
ys2
3
0
.
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t
hy
,
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d,
t
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t
he
rUpt
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3
0
9
.
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lPr
a
i
s
eToThe
e
,
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d,
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sNi
ght
[
2
]
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umb
s
[
6
]
2
4
0
.
HeWhoWo
ul
dVa
l
i
a
ntBe[
3
]
2
3
5
.
Ta
keThouMyHa
nda
ndLe
a
dMe
3
1
3
.
No
wt
heLi
ghtHa
sGo
neAwa
y[
3
]
2
4
4
.
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dY
o
uThi
nkToPr
a
y?[
2
]
2
3
6
.
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t
e
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nS
no
w
2
4
8
.
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wI
mpl
o
r
eGodt
heHol
yGhos
t 2
5
0
.
Al
lCr
e
a
t
ur
e
sofOurGoda
ndKi
ng[
7
]
HOLINESS
2
5
1
.
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l
e
l
ui
a
,
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l
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l
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a
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a
r
t
st
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a
v
e
na
nd 2
5
2
.
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lVoi
c
e
s
,
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e
rS
i
ngi
ng[
2
4
]
2
2
.
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e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWo
r
d
Voi
c
e
sRa
i
s
e[
5
]
2
6
6
.
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nI
tBe
2
3
.
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dHi
ms
e
l
fi
sPr
e
s
e
nt
2
6
2
.
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G
o
d
o
f
A
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r
a
h
a
m
P
r
a
i
s
e
[
1
2
]
2
7
8
.
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K
n
o
w
Wh
om IHa
v
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l
i
e
v
e
d
2
4
.
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l
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pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n[
8
]
2
6
8
.
Hi
sGi
fts[
6
,
7
,
1
0
]
2
8
0
.
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a
c
eMyTr
us
tI
nGod
4
3
.
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a
v
i
o
rOfTheNa
t
i
onsCo
me
2
7
9
.
I
fGo
dHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe[
7
9
]
2
8
1
.
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nThe
s
eOurDa
ysS
oPe
r
i
l
ous
6
8
.
S
i
l
e
ntNi
ght
9
1
.
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d,
Whos
eAl
mi
ght
yWo
r
d[
2
]
2
9
6
.
'
Ta
keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
heS
a
v
i
o
rS
a
i
d
7
2
.
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sI
nTheMo
o
no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me[
3
4
] 2
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
e
a
t
i
ng[
3
]
[
1
3
]
7
4
.
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t
hGl
a
dne
s
sMe
nofOl
d[
3
]
3
0
8
.
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l
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
i
ni
t
y
2
9
7
.
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dofGl
o
r
y
,
WhoHa
s
tBoughtUs
8
1
.
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t
hi
nt
heF
a
t
he
r
'
sHo
us
e
2
9
8
.
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v
eThe
eButThi
neOwn
SEE CHRI
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1
0
9
.
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e
s
usChr
i
s
tI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y[
1
]
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I
FE
I
1
1
5
.
Br
e
a
t
heo
nMe
,
Br
e
a
t
hofGo
d[
2
]
HONESTY (
SEE I
NTEGRI
TY)
1
1
6
.
Co
meDo
wn,
OLo
v
eDi
v
i
ne
2
4
.
O
H
o
l
y
S
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n
HOPE
1
1
7
.
Co
me
,
Go
dCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGhos
t
3
6
.
Li
ftUpYourHe
a
ds
,
YeMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s[
4
,
5
]
3
1
.
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me
,
Tho
uLo
ngEx
pe
c
t
e
dJ
e
s
us
1
1
8
.
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meHo
l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Lor
dOurGod
8
9
.
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nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
ousCr
os
s
3
9
.
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meOCo
meEmma
nue
l
1
1
9
.
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l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne[
3
,
5
,
6
,
8
]
9
0
.
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nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
ousCr
os
s
4
2
.
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r
d,
Ho
wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e[
8
1
0
]
1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGo
d,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me
9
1
.
Whe
nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
ousCr
os
s
5
8
.
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a
r
dTheBe
l
l
sOnChr
i
s
t
ma
sDa
y
1
2
4
.
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l
y
,
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y
9
2
.
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nIS
ur
v
e
yt
heWondr
ousCr
os
s
1
4
2
.
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r
dMyS
o
ulCo
nv
i
c
t
e
d[
3
]
1
2
5
.
I
s
a
i
a
h,
Mi
ght
yS
e
e
r
,
I
nDa
ysofOl
d
1
1
7
.
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,
Go
dCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGho
s
t[
5
]
1
4
3
.
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ft
heDe
e
pICr
yt
oThe
e[
3
]
1
3
6
.
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pt
i
z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMos
tHol
y
1
1
9
.
Hol
yGhos
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne
1
4
4
.
Outo
ft
heDe
e
pICr
yt
oThe
e[
3
]
1
4
3
.
Outo
ft
heDe
e
pICr
yt
oThe
e[
2
]
1
7
3
.
NoneOt
he
rLa
mb
1
7
3
.
No
neOt
he
rLa
mb
1
4
4
.
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ft
heDe
e
pICr
yt
oThe
e[
2
]
1
7
7
.
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ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
1
9
1
.
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i
deWi
t
hMe
1
6
5
.
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r
o
m Na
z
a
r
e
t
h
2
2
4
.
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uF
o
untOfEv
e
r
yBl
e
s
s
i
ng
2
0
1
.
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j
o
i
c
e
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
BeGl
a
da
ndS
i
ng
1
8
8
.
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c
ko
fAge
s[
1
]
2
3
1
.
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tTheLo
r
dWo
ul
dGui
deMyWa
ys
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
oo
mS
o
o
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs
2
0
5
.
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s
t
l
eLo
oke
da
ndHe
a
r
daVo
i
c
e
2
3
6
.
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t
e
rTha
nS
no
w
2
1
2
.
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e
r
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a
l
e
mt
heGo
l
de
n
2
2
0
.
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c
h'
sOneF
o
unda
t
i
o
n[
1
,
2
,
7
]
2
4
4
.
Di
dY
ouThi
nkToPr
a
y?
2
1
3
.
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'
m ButAS
t
r
a
nge
rHe
r
e
2
2
1
.
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o
ught
heNi
ghto
fDoub
ta
ndS
o
r
r
o
w
2
7
2
.
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lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPo
s
s
e
s
s
i
ng
2
1
4
.
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e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds[
4
]
2
3
0
.
No
tWo
r
t
hy
,
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d,
t
oGa
t
he
rUpt
he
3
0
6
.
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ke
,
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o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
2
1
5
.
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ho
l
d,
AHos
t
,
Ar
r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e
Cr
umb
s
[
2
5
,
8
,
9
]
2
1
6
.
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e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds[
4
]
2
3
6
.
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t
e
rTha
nS
no
w
3
0
8
.
OHol
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
i
ni
t
y
2
2
0
.
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c
h'
sOneF
o
unda
t
i
o
n
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eY
ourPl
a
ns
3
1
2
.
No
wRe
s
tBe
ne
a
t
hNi
ght
'
sS
ha
do
w
2
2
1
.
Thr
o
ught
heNi
ghto
fDo
ub
ta
ndS
o
r
r
o
w
2
5
1
.
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
,
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
!He
a
r
t
st
oHe
a
v
e
na
nd
I
N
S
P
I
R
A
T
I
O
N
2
2
2
.
Whe
nTheRo
l
lI
sCa
l
l
e
dUpY
onde
r
Vo
i
c
e
sRa
i
s
e
1
2
0
.
Hol
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ev
e
rDwe
l
l
i
ng
2
6
3
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
OPi
l
gr
i
m Thr
o
ng
2
9
0
.
Tho
ughi
nt
heMi
ds
to
fLi
f
eWeBe
1
7
0
.
J
e
s
us
,
ThyBoundl
e
s
sLo
v
eToMe[
8
]
2
7
2
.
Al
lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPos
s
e
s
s
i
ng
2
9
1
.
Go
d,
Who
s
eAl
mi
ght
yWo
r
d[
4
]
I
NTEGRI
TY
2
7
9
.
I
fGo
dHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
e
a
t
i
ng
2
8
1
.
I
nThe
s
eOurDa
ysS
oPe
r
i
l
o
us
1
6
0
.
Wi
l
tTho
u,
OMa
n,
Li
v
eHa
ppi
l
y
HOLY SPIRIT
2
8
9
.
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s
pa
i
rNot
,
OHe
a
r
t
2
1
9
.
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a
i
t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s[
2
]
2
2
.
Bl
e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWo
r
d[
2
4
]
2
9
9
.
Le
tChi
l
dr
e
nHe
a
rTheMi
ght
yDe
e
ds[
4
]I
NVI
TATI
ON (
FAITHFUL'
STO GOD)
2
4
.
OHo
l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n
HUMILITY
2
2
.
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e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWor
d
3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
heGl
a
dS
o
und[
2
]
2
3
.
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dHi
ms
e
l
fi
sPr
e
s
e
nt
2
4
.
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yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n
3
6
.
Li
ftUpY
o
urHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s
3
5
.
J
e
s
usCa
me
,
t
heHe
a
v
e
nsAdor
i
ng[
1
] 2
6
.
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t
he
rToge
t
he
r[
1
,
3
]
[
3
5
]
3
8
.
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gni
fic
a
t[
1
]
2
7
.
Ab
i
de
,
ODe
a
r
e
s
tJ
e
s
us
4
0
.
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o
r
da
n'
sBa
nkt
heBa
pt
i
s
t
'
sCr
y[
5
]
4
2
.
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r
d,
Ho
wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e
3
1
.
Come
,
ThouLo
ngEx
pe
c
t
e
dJ
e
s
us
6
9
.
S
i
ng,
OS
i
ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
e
dMor
n[
1
0
]
4
4
.
TheAdv
e
nto
fOurGo
d[
2
,
3
]
3
6
.
Li
ftUpYourHe
a
ds
,
YeMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s[
4
,
5
]
8
0
.
ToJ
o
r
da
nCa
meOurLo
r
d,
TheChr
i
s
t
5
9
.
I
nTheBl
e
a
kMi
dWi
nt
e
r
3
9
.
OComeOComeEmma
nue
l
[
2
,
4
]
6
7
.
S
e
eAmi
dt
heWi
nt
e
r
'
sS
no
w[
1
,
2
,
5
,
6
]
4
0
.
OnJ
o
r
da
n'
sBa
nkt
heBa
pt
i
s
t
'
sCr
y[
2
]
8
3
.
OWo
ndr
o
usType
,
OVi
s
i
onF
a
i
r[
6
]
8
2
.
Aut
horo
fAl
lLi
f
e
5
1
.
Awa
yI
nAMa
nge
r[
2
,
3
]
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLo
r
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
8
6
.
J
e
s
usGr
a
ntTha
tBa
l
ma
ndHe
a
l
i
ng
5
4
.
F
r
om He
a
v
e
nAb
o
v
eToEa
r
t
hICo
me
[
6
,
1
0
]
8
8
.
S
a
v
i
o
rWhe
nI
nDus
tToThe
e
[
1
3
]
1
1
5
.
Br
e
a
t
heo
nMe
,
Br
e
a
t
hofGo
d
9
7
.
'
Ti
sMi
d
ni
ghta
ndOnOl
i
v
e
'
sBr
o
w
5
7
.
Ha
r
k!TheHe
r
a
l
dAnge
l
sS
i
ng[
4
,
5
]
1
1
6
.
Co
meDo
wn,
OLo
v
eDi
v
i
ne
9
9
.
J
e
s
us
,
I
nThyDyi
ngWo
e
s
6
6
.
OLi
ttl
eTo
wnofBe
t
hl
e
he
m[
5
]
1
1
7
.
Co
me
,
Go
dCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGhos
t
1
0
0
.
OS
a
c
r
e
dHe
a
d,
No
wWounde
d
8
2
.
Aut
horofAl
lLi
f
e
1
1
8
.
Co
meHo
l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Lor
dOurGod
1
0
1
.
S
t
r
i
c
ke
n,
S
mi
tte
n,
a
ndAffli
c
t
e
d
8
7
.
Lor
dWhoThr
ougho
utThe
s
eF
o
r
t
yDa
ys
1
1
9
.
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne
1
1
6
.
Co
meDo
wn,
OLo
v
eDi
v
i
ne
1
1
5
.
Br
e
a
t
heonMe
,
Br
e
a
t
hofGo
d
1
2
0
.
Ho
l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ev
e
rDwe
l
l
i
ng

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
1
1
6
.
Co
meDo
wn,
OLo
v
eDi
v
i
ne
2
7
.
Ab
i
de
,
ODe
a
r
e
s
tJ
e
s
us
1
0
2
.
We
r
eY
ouThe
r
e
?
1
1
7
.
Co
me
,
Go
dCr
e
a
t
or
,
Ho
l
yGhos
t
2
8
.
I
nPe
a
c
ea
ndJ
o
yINo
wDe
pa
r
t
1
0
3
.
Awa
ke
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
Wi
t
hGl
a
dne
s
s
1
1
8
.
Co
meHo
l
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Lor
dOurGod
3
1
.
Co
me
,
Tho
uLo
ngEx
pe
c
t
e
dJ
e
s
us
1
0
4
.
Chr
i
s
tAr
os
e
1
1
9
.
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne
3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
heGl
a
dS
ound
1
0
5
.
Chr
i
s
tJ
e
s
usLa
yI
nDe
a
t
h'
sS
t
r
o
ng
1
2
2
.
Go
dt
heF
a
t
he
rBeOurS
t
a
y
3
5
.
J
e
s
usCa
me
,
t
heHe
a
v
e
nsAdor
i
ng
Ba
nds
1
3
3
.
Lo
r
d,
Ke
e
pUsS
t
e
a
df
a
s
ti
nThyWo
r
d 3
6
.
Li
ftUpY
ourHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s
1
0
6
.
Chr
i
s
tTheLor
dI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y(
Lyr
a
)
1
3
6
.
Ba
pt
i
z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMos
tHol
y
3
7
.
Lo
!HeCome
sWi
t
hCl
o
udsDe
s
c
e
ndi
ng 1
0
7
.
Chr
i
s
tTheLor
dI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y(
Lyr
a
)
1
4
1
.
Lo
r
dJ
e
s
usThi
nkOnMe
3
9
.
OCo
meOCo
meEmma
nue
l
1
0
8
.
IKno
wTha
tMyRe
de
e
me
rLi
v
e
s
1
5
1
.
OLo
r
d,
IAm No
tWor
t
hy
4
0
.
OnJ
o
r
da
n'
sBa
nkt
heBa
pt
i
s
t
'
sCr
y[
5
] 1
0
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
tI
sRi
s
e
nToda
y
1
6
8
.
J
e
s
us
,
Ki
ngofGl
o
r
y[
4
,
5
]
4
1
.
OfTheF
a
t
he
r
'
sLo
v
eBe
gotte
n
1
1
0
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
tWhoCa
met
oS
a
v
e
1
7
0
.
J
e
s
us
,
ThyBo
undl
e
s
sLo
v
eToMe
4
2
.
OLo
r
d,
Ho
wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e
1
1
1
.
TheS
t
r
i
f
eI
sO'
e
r
,
TheBa
ttl
eDone
1
7
7
.
OneThi
ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
4
3
.
S
a
v
i
o
rOfTheNa
t
i
onsCo
me
1
1
2
.
Lo
,
GodToHe
a
v
'
nAs
c
e
nde
t
h
1
7
9
.
TheGa
l
i
l
e
a
nF
i
s
he
r
sTo
i
l
4
4
.
TheAdv
e
nto
fOurGo
d
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLor
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
1
9
1
.
Ab
i
deWi
t
hMe
4
5
.
TheKi
ngS
ha
l
lCo
me
1
1
4
.
TheCl
o
udRe
c
e
i
v
e
dChr
i
s
tF
r
o
m The
i
r
1
9
6
.
Bl
i
ndBa
r
t
i
ma
e
us
4
6
.
AGr
e
a
ta
ndMi
ght
yWonde
r
S
i
ght[
1
,
6
,
8
1
0
]
2
0
0
.
Ne
a
r
e
r
,
MyGo
d,
ToThe
e
4
7
.
Al
lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
j
o
i
c
e
s
1
2
2
.
Go
dt
heF
a
t
he
rBeOurS
t
a
y[
2
]
2
2
3
.
BeTho
uMyVi
s
i
on
4
8
.
Al
lPr
a
i
s
et
oJ
e
s
us
'
Ha
l
l
o
we
dNa
me
1
2
6
.
WeAl
lBe
l
i
e
v
ei
nOneTr
ueGod[
2
]
2
2
4
.
Co
meTho
uF
ountOfEv
e
r
yBl
e
s
s
i
ng 4
9
.
Ange
l
sF
r
o
mt
heRe
a
l
mso
fGl
o
r
y
1
2
7
.
AMi
ght
yF
or
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod[
2
,
3
,
4
]
2
2
5
.
Gui
deMe
,
OTho
uGr
e
a
tJ
e
ho
v
a
h
5
0
.
Ange
l
sWeHa
v
eHe
a
r
dOnHi
gh[
3
,
4
] 1
2
8
.
AMi
ght
yF
or
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod[
2
,
3
,
4
]
2
2
8
.
Mo
r
eLo
v
et
oThe
e
5
1
.
Awa
yI
nAMa
nge
r
1
3
4
.
TheMo
ut
hofF
oo
l
sDo
t
hGodConf
e
s
s
2
2
9
.
MyF
a
i
t
hLo
o
ksUpToThe
e
5
2
.
Co
me
,
Y
o
urHe
a
r
ta
ndVo
i
c
e
sRa
i
s
i
ng
[
6
]
2
3
1
.
OTha
tTheLor
dWo
ul
dGui
deMyWa
ys [
3
5
,
8
]
1
3
5
.
Al
lWhoBe
l
i
e
v
ea
ndAr
eBa
pt
i
z
e
d
2
3
4
.
Ta
keMyLi
f
eAndLe
tI
tBe
5
4
.
F
r
o
m He
a
v
e
nAb
o
v
eToEa
r
t
hICome 1
3
6
.
Ba
pt
i
z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMo
s
tHol
y
2
3
5
.
Ta
keTho
uMyHa
nda
ndLe
a
dMe
5
5
.
Ge
nt
l
eMa
r
yLa
i
dHe
rChi
l
d
1
3
8
.
Y
ouPe
opl
eWhoNo
wAr
eBa
pt
i
z
e
d
2
3
6
.
Whi
t
e
rTha
nS
no
w
5
6
.
Go
dRe
s
tY
eMe
r
r
yGe
nt
l
e
me
n
1
4
0
.
J
e
s
usS
i
nne
r
sDo
t
hRe
c
e
i
v
e
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eY
ourPl
a
ns
5
7
.
Ha
r
k!TheHe
r
a
l
dAnge
l
sS
i
ng
1
4
1
.
Lor
dJ
e
s
usThi
nkOnMe
2
5
5
.
J
o
yf
ul
,
J
o
yf
ul
,
WeAdo
r
eThe
e[
3
]
5
9
.
I
nTheBl
e
a
kMi
dWi
nt
e
r
1
4
5
.
Whi
l
eO'
e
rOurGui
l
t
yLa
nd,
OLor
d
2
6
9
.
No
wTha
nkWeAl
lOurGo
d[
2
]
6
1
.
J
o
yt
ot
heWo
r
l
d[
1
,
3
,
4
]
[
4
,
5
]
2
8
1
.
I
nThe
s
eOurDa
ysS
oPe
r
i
l
o
us
6
2
.
Le
tOurGl
a
dne
s
sHa
v
eNoEnd
1
4
6
.
AtTheLa
mb
'
sHi
ghF
e
a
s
t
2
8
7
.
Thi
neAr
m,
OLor
d,
i
nDa
ysofOl
d
6
3
.
Lo
,
Ho
wARos
eE'
e
rBl
o
omi
ng
1
4
7
.
ICo
me
,
OS
a
v
i
or
,
ToThyTa
b
l
e
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
e
a
t
i
ng
6
4
.
No
wPr
a
i
s
eWeChr
i
s
t
,
t
heHo
l
yOne
1
4
8
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
or
3
0
6
.
Awa
ke
,
MyS
o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
6
5
.
OCo
me
,
Al
lY
eF
a
i
t
hf
ul
1
4
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
or
[
6
9
]
6
6
.
OLi
ttl
eTo
wno
fBe
t
hl
e
he
m
1
5
0
.
Le
tAl
lMor
t
a
lF
l
e
s
hKe
e
pS
i
l
e
nc
e
3
0
8
.
OHo
l
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
i
ni
t
y
6
7
.
S
e
eAmi
dt
heWi
nt
e
r
'
sS
no
w
1
5
3
.
ToAv
e
r
tF
r
om Me
nGod'
sWr
a
t
h
3
0
9
.
Al
lPr
a
i
s
eToThe
e
,
MyGo
d,
Thi
sNi
ght 6
8
.
S
i
l
e
ntNi
ght
1
5
4
.
Al
mi
ght
yGo
dY
ourWor
dI
sCa
s
t
3
1
1
.
J
e
s
us
,
Te
nde
rS
he
phe
r
d,
He
a
rMe[
1
] 6
9
.
S
i
ng,
OS
i
ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
e
dMor
n
[
1
2
,
4
,
6
]
7
0
.
TheF
i
r
s
tNo
e
l
1
5
5
.
J
e
s
usLo
v
e
sMe
I
NVI
TATI
ON (
GOD'
STO US)
7
1
.
ToS
he
phe
r
dsAsThe
yWa
t
c
he
dByNi
ght1
5
6
.
La
mpo
fOurF
e
e
t
2
2
.
Bl
e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWo
r
d
7
2
.
Twa
sI
nTheMoo
no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me
1
5
7
.
Tha
tMe
nago
dl
yLi
f
eMi
ghtLi
v
e[
1
2
]
1
3
6
.
Ba
pt
i
z
e
dI
nt
oThyNa
meMos
tHol
y
7
3
.
Wha
tChi
l
dI
sThi
s
?
1
5
8
.
TheGo
s
pe
lS
ho
wsTheF
a
t
he
r
'
sGr
a
c
e
1
4
8
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
or[
7
]
7
4
.
AsWi
t
hGl
a
dne
s
sMe
nofOl
d
[
1
]
1
4
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
t
,
OurBl
e
s
s
e
dS
a
v
i
or[
7
]
7
5
.
I
n
H
i
s
T
e
m
p
l
e
N
o
w
B
e
h
o
l
d
H
i
m
1
5
9
.
The
La
wOfGodI
sGo
o
dAndWi
s
e[
3
,
6
]
1
9
7
.
Co
me
,
Y
eDi
s
c
o
ns
o
l
a
t
e
7
6
.
OChi
e
fo
fCi
t
i
e
sBe
t
hl
e
he
m
1
6
1
.
Al
lHa
i
lThePo
we
rOfJ
e
s
us
'
Na
me
2
1
1
.
Ha
r
k,
Ha
r
k,
MyS
o
ul
!
7
7
.
S
o
ngso
fTha
nkf
ul
ne
s
sa
ndPr
a
i
s
e
1
6
2
.
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
,
S
i
ngToJ
e
s
us
!
2
3
0
.
No
tWo
r
t
hy
,
Lor
d,
t
oGa
t
he
rUpt
he
7
8
.
ThePe
o
pl
eTha
ti
nDa
r
kne
s
sS
a
t
1
6
3
.
Be
a
ut
i
f
ulS
a
v
i
or
Cr
umb
s
7
9
.
TheS
t
a
rPr
oc
l
a
i
mst
heKi
ngi
sHe
r
e
1
6
4
.
Cr
o
wnHi
m Wi
t
hMa
nyCr
o
wns
2
9
2
.
Ha
r
k,
t
heVoi
c
eo
fJ
e
s
usCa
l
l
i
ng
8
0
.
ToJ
o
r
da
nCa
meOurLo
r
d,
TheChr
i
s
t 1
6
5
.
F
r
om Na
z
a
r
e
t
h
2
9
3
.
HeWa
sNo
tWi
l
l
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4
,
5
,
7
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6
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l
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4
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1
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1
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7
0
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9
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8
5
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7
1
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2
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3
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3
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1
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8
8
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1
3
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4
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9
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6
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1
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4
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4
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4
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3
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0
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3
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4
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8
1
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2
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5
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8
3
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2
3
8
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5
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9
6
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1
8
4
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3
9
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r
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5
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7
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9
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8
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8
5
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a
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9
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nThyDyi
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4
9
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2
2
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r
d[
1
,
4
]
1
0
0
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a
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a
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1
8
6
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or[
5
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7
,
8
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2
3
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2
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1
0
1
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1
8
7
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p,
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a
d,
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2
4
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l
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pi
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,
Ent
e
rI
n[
2
]

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
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3
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3
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2
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5
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1
8
8
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1
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me[
5
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6
,
9
]
4
2
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wS
ha
l
lIMe
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2
4
4
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3
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1
9
0
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da
yThyMe
r
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l
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1
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4
5
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me
2
5
0
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lCr
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a
t
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5
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1
9
4
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ne
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4
6
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7
6
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2
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7
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9
6
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ma
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9
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3
7
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1
9
8
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l
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ul[
2
5
]
5
0
.
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l
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v
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gh
[
3
]
1
9
9
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l
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us
5
2
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ta
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4
2
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1
0
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2
0
0
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3
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4
4
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e
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fOurGod[
4
]
2
0
3
.
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s
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t
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ne
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h
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4
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r
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a
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8
2
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horofAl
lLi
f
e[
1
]
2
0
4
.
Da
yo
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a
t
h,
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ur
ni
ng[
9
] 5
5
.
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nt
l
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l
d
9
6
.
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2
0
5
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t
l
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r
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i
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6
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l
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me
n
1
0
0
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a
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a
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d
2
0
6
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om S
o
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l
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l
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1
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7
.
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r
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r
a
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l
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1
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1
0
1
.
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t
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2
0
9
.
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6
1
.
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r
l
d
1
1
3
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umph
2
1
2
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us
a
l
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mt
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l
de
n[
2
4
]
6
2
.
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tOurGl
a
dne
s
sHa
v
eNoEnd
1
2
7
.
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ght
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or
t
r
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s
sI
sOurGod[
3
]
2
1
7
.
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l
to
nt
heRoc
k
6
3
.
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,
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wARos
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e
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o
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ng
1
2
8
.
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ght
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or
t
r
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s
sI
sOurGod[
3
]
2
2
0
.
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c
h'
sOneF
o
unda
t
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o
n[
1
,
3
]
6
5
.
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me
,
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lY
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a
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t
hf
ul
1
3
7
.
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ndUnt
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e
l
fToda
y[
3
]
2
2
2
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Whe
nTheRol
lI
sCa
l
l
e
dUpY
onde
r[
2
]6
9
.
S
i
ng,
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i
ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
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dMor
n
1
3
9
.
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v
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r
c
yOnMe
,
OMyGod
2
2
4
.
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meTho
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ountOfEv
e
r
yBl
e
s
s
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ng 7
3
.
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l
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s
?[
3
]
1
4
2
.
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dMyS
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ulConv
i
c
t
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d[
1
]
2
2
7
.
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r
d,
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v
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t
hAl
lMyHe
a
r
t 7
4
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t
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a
dne
s
sMe
nofOl
d[
1
]
1
4
3
.
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pICr
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e[
2
]
2
2
9
.
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a
i
t
hLo
o
ksUpToThe
e
7
5
.
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nHi
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mpl
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ho
l
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m
1
4
4
.
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ft
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e
pICr
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e[
2
]
2
3
2
.
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s
sMeNo
t
,
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nt
l
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a
v
i
or
8
0
.
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r
da
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meOurLo
r
d,
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s
t[
5
]
1
4
5
.
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l
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e
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l
t
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nd,
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d
2
3
3
.
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a
v
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r
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he
phe
r
dLe
a
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8
5
.
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mbGoe
sUnc
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mpl
a
i
ni
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t
h[
8
,
1
0
]
1
5
9
.
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wOfGodI
sGo
o
dAndWi
s
e
2
3
7
.
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tBe
f
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r
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a
ns[
4
,
5
]
1
0
0
.
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a
c
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a
d,
No
wWounde
d[
1
,
7
,
9
]
1
8
2
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d[
6
,
7
]
2
4
1
.
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s
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nt
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l
dr
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n
1
0
3
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ke
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a
r
t
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t
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a
dne
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s
1
8
4
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a
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2
4
2
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t
1
0
4
.
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s
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s
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[
2
,
3
]
2
4
3
.
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r
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a
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1
0
6
.
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s
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r
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y(
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)
1
8
5
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2
4
9
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1
0
7
.
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s
tTheLo
r
dI
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y(
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a
)
[
2
,
3
]
2
5
1
.
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l
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l
ui
a
,
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l
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l
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a
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r
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a
v
e
na
nd 1
0
8
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de
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me
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v
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s[
4
]
1
8
8
.
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s[
4
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i
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1
1
1
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1
8
9
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v
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me[
2
5
]
2
5
9
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r
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1
1
2
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2
0
4
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a
t
h,
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ni
ng
2
6
2
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do
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1
1
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1
2
]
1
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9
.
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4
,
1
2
]
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0
7
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6
4
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1
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2
0
8
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2
6
6
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1
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6
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SEE B
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3
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7
6
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4
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3
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3
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2
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1
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4
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Ent
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n[
1
,
4
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3
9
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meOCo
meEmma
nue
l[
2
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1
0
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d,
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tMa
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s
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r
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5
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0
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l[
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1
3
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7
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de
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8
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0
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me
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s
3
6
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3
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1
9
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l
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t
,
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ne[
2
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4
2
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l
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e[
1
0
]
9
8
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r
k,
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l
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1
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5
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3
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t
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6
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4
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s
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r
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m The
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r
1
5
9
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wOfGodI
sGo
odAndWi
s
e[
2
]
4
4
.
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e
nto
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d[
4
,
5
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S
i
ght[
1
2
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1
7
5
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o
rATho
us
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ndTo
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s[
7
]
4
5
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ngS
ha
l
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me[
1
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2
,
7
]
1
4
6
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mb
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lPr
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l
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me[
4
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4
7
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9
5
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9
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2
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1
4
8
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s
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r
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3
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9
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s
usChr
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s
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8
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t
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5
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me
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lY
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5
0
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2
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6
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hl
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1
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d,
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7
8
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5
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s
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LAMB (
SEE S
HEPHERD/
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8
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l
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ght[
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,
4
]
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5
3
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e
r
tF
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om Me
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sWr
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LAW
6
9
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n[
3
]
1
6
2
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l
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,
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ngToJ
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s
us
![
3
,
4
]
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9
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meOCo
meEmma
nue
l[
6
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7
0
.
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i
r
s
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e
l[
2
,
3
]
1
7
1
.
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d,
Ent
hr
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nHe
a
v
e
nl
yS
pl
e
ndor
4
4
.
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e
nto
fOurGo
d[
5
]
7
4
.
AsWi
t
hGl
a
dne
s
sMe
nofOl
d[
5
]
1
9
7
.
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s
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o
ns
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l
a
t
e[
3
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9
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nTheBl
e
a
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nt
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r[
1
]
7
6
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e
fo
fCi
t
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t
hl
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m[
2
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2
0
9
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ke
,
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ghtI
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l
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ng[
2
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1
0
0
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a
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d,
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unde
d[
2
,
5
]
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8
.
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o
pl
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ti
nDa
r
kne
s
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a
t[
1
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2
1
7
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6
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1
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1
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t
r
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n,
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mi
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n,
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d
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9
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t
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l
a
i
mst
heKi
ngi
sHe
r
e[
2
] 2
2
0
.
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c
h'
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o
unda
t
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o
n[
2
]
1
3
4
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ho
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hGodConf
e
s
s 8
3
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s
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a
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r[
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,
4
] 2
5
9
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1
3
9
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v
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d
8
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8
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2
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5
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ma
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2
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usa
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d
1
5
7
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f
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v
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1
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5
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s
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t
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2
4
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yS
pi
r
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t
,
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n[
1
,
6
,
7
]
1
5
9
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wOfGodI
sGo
odAndWi
s
e
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nds[
6
]
2
7
.
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de
,
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s
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s
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6
]
1
6
0
.
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l
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n,
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4
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r 4
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d,
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l
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1
8
6
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i
ghb
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i
ght[
5
]
4
7
.
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lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
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e
s
1
8
8
.
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s[
2
]
1
1
6
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meDo
wn,
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v
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v
i
ne[
2
]
5
2
.
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,
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ta
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e
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s
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ng[
1
]
1
8
9
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l
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me[
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5
,
8
] 1
1
8
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pi
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,
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dOurGod[
1
,
2
] 5
3
.
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a
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2
]
2
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4
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]
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]
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7
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7
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r
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3
1
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mb
'
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9
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n[
9
]
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7
0
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s
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5
0
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t
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] 8
2
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f
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6
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mpo
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t
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8
5
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mbGo
e
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r
t
h
1
5
9
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NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
1
0
0
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a
c
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a
d,
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,
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lTheS
a
i
nt
s[
5
]
[
5
,
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,
8
,
1
0
,
1
3
]
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0
1
.
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t
r
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ke
n,
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mi
tte
n,
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t
e
d
2
6
7
.
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orTheBe
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r
t
h[
6
]
1
2
2
.
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dt
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a
t
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t
a
y
1
1
5
.
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e
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nMe
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e
a
t
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d[
1
]
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7
3
.
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e
a
rNo
t
,
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l
o
c
k[
4
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3
4
.
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ut
hofF
oo
l
sDo
t
hGodConf
e
s
s
1
3
9
.
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v
eMe
r
c
yOnMe
,
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d
1
3
6
.
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pt
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e
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meMo
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y
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ASTER
1
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6
.
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mb
'
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s
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7
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y
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5
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e
s
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5
2
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t
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1
7
0
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e
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v
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1
5
7
.
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f
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v
e
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SEE ACTI
VI
TY,
CHARITY, 159.TheLawOfGodI
[
1
5
,
8
,
9
]
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o
dAndWi
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e
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7
5
.
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6
0
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l
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n,
Li
v
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y
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7
7
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ng'
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e
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ul
1
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8
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e
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us
,
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or
y[
4
,
5
]
7
7
.
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ngso
fTha
nkf
ul
ne
s
sa
ndPr
a
i
s
e[
3
]
1
8
6
.
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i
ghb
or
1
9
5
.
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e
s
s
e
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s
ur
a
nc
e[
2
,
3
]
8
3
.
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a
i
r
2
0
0
.
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r
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r
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d,
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e[
4
,
6
]
2
3
1
.
O
Tha
t
The
L
o
r
d
Wo
u
l
d
Gui
deMyWa
ys
8
4
.
Ti
sGo
od,
Lor
d,
ToBeHe
r
e
2
0
5
.
TheApo
s
t
l
eLo
oke
da
ndHe
a
r
daVo
i
c
e 1
2
3
4
.
Ta
keMyLi
f
eAndLe
tI
tBe
0
2
.
We
r
eY
o
uThe
r
e
?[
6
]
2
1
4
.
Bl
e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eYourPl
a
ns
1
0
3
.
Awa
ke
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
Wi
t
hGl
a
dne
s
s
2
1
6
.
Bl
e
s
tBeTheTi
eTha
tBi
nds
2
3
8
.
Ha
ppyt
heMa
nWhoF
e
a
r
e
t
hGod
1
1
1
.
TheS
t
r
i
f
eI
sO'
e
r
,
TheBa
ttl
eDone
2
2
4
.
Co
meTho
uF
ountOfEv
e
r
yBl
e
s
s
i
ng[
1
]1
2
3
9
.
H
a
p
p
y
t
h
e
Ma
n
Wh
o
F
e
a
r
e
t
hGod
3
8
.
Y
o
uPe
o
pl
eWhoNo
wAr
eBa
pt
i
z
e
d
2
2
8
.
Mo
r
eLo
v
et
oThe
e
2
4
1
.
J
e
s
usWa
nt
sAl
lOfHi
sChi
l
dr
e
n
1
7
9
.
TheGa
l
i
l
e
a
nF
i
s
he
r
sTo
i
l
2
3
3
.
S
a
v
i
o
r
,
Li
keAS
he
phe
r
dLe
a
dUs[
4
]
2
4
2
.
My
J
e
s
u
s
,
A
s
Tho
u
Wi
l
t
1
9
6
.
Bl
i
ndBa
r
t
i
ma
e
us
2
3
4
.
Ta
keMyLi
f
eAndLe
tI
tBe[
2
]
2
4
3
.
Whe
r
eHeLe
a
dsMe
2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eY
ourPl
a
ns[
2
]
2
4
1
.
J
e
s
usWa
nt
sAl
lOfHi
sChi
l
dr
e
n[
3
,
5
] 2
2
4
6
.
OurF
a
t
he
rThoui
nHe
a
v
e
nAb
o
v
e[
4
]
8
6
.
TheWi
ndsa
ndBi
l
l
o
wsLo
udl
yRo
a
r
2
5
2
.
Ange
lVo
i
c
e
s
,
Ev
e
rS
i
ngi
ng[
3
]
2
7
2
.
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
[
4
6
]
2
8
7
.
Thi
neAr
m,
OLor
d,
i
nDa
ysofOl
d
2
5
5
.
J
o
yf
ul
,
J
o
yf
ul
,
WeAdo
r
eThe
e[
1
,
3
,
4
]
2
7
6
.
Ho
wS
ha
l
lWeAns
we
rTe
r
r
or
'
sCr
y?
I
SSI
ONS
M
2
6
4
.
ToGo
dBeTheGl
o
r
y
2
8
0
.
IPl
a
c
eMyTr
us
tI
nGod
6
4
.
No
wPr
a
i
s
eWeChr
i
s
t
,
t
heHo
l
yOne[
1
]2
2
6
5
.
TheLo
v
eo
fGod
9
2
.
Ha
r
k,
t
heVo
i
c
eofJ
e
s
usCa
l
l
i
ng
1
1
8
.
C
o
m
e
H
o
l
y
S
p
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r
i
t
,
L
o
r
d
O
u
r
G
o
d
2
6
6
.
AndCa
nI
tBe
2
9
6
.
'
Ta
keUpThyCr
o
s
s
'
,
t
heS
a
v
i
o
rS
a
i
d
1
7
5
.
OF
o
rAThous
a
ndTo
ngue
s[
2
]
2
6
9
.
No
wTha
nkWeAl
lOurGo
d[
1
]
3
0
4
.
Y
ouPa
r
e
nt
sHe
a
rWha
tJ
e
s
usTa
ught
2
0
1
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
BeGl
a
da
ndS
i
ng[
7
]3
2
7
1
.
OLo
r
do
fHe
a
v
'
na
ndEa
r
t
ha
ndS
e
a
0
6
.
Awa
ke
,
MyS
o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un[
9
]
2
1
9
.
F
a
i
t
h
o
f
O
u
r
F
a
t
h
e
r
s
[
2
,
3
]
2
7
7
.
IAm J
e
s
us
'
Li
ttl
eLa
mb[
1
]
PENI
NG S
ONGS
O
2
9
2
.
Ha
r
k,
t
heVo
i
c
eo
fJ
e
s
usCa
l
l
i
ng
2
7
9
.
I
fGo
dHi
ms
e
l
fBeF
o
rMe[
1
3
,
6
,
1
4
]
2
2
.
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e
s
s
e
dJ
e
s
usa
tThyWor
d
M
O
D
E
R
A
T
I
O
N
(
S
E
E
T
E
MP
E
R
A
N
C
E
)
2
8
4
.
S
o
ul
so
fMe
n!WhyWi
l
lY
eS
c
a
tte
r
2
4
.
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yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n
MORALITY (
SEEALSO L
AW)
2
9
3
.
HeWa
sNo
tWi
l
l
i
ng[
1
]
2
6
.
WeGa
t
he
rToge
t
he
r
2
9
4
.
Li
ftHi
ghTheCr
o
s
s
8
2
.
Aut
horo
fAl
lLi
f
e
2
0
9
.
Wa
ke
,
Awa
ke
,
f
o
rNi
ghtI
sF
l
yi
ng
3
0
0
.
Lo
r
d,
Whoa
tCa
na
'
sWe
ddi
ngF
e
a
s
t
1
1
9
.
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne
2
7
0
.
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yo
fRe
s
tAndGl
a
dne
s
s
3
0
1
.
OF
a
t
he
r
,
Al
lCr
e
a
t
i
ng
[
3
,
5
,
6
,
8
,
1
0
,
1
3
]
2
8
1
.
I
nThe
s
eOurDa
ysS
oPe
r
i
l
ous
3
0
4
.
Y
o
uPa
r
e
nt
sHe
a
rWha
tJ
e
s
usTa
ught[
3
]1
3
4
.
TheMo
ut
hofF
o
o
l
sDo
t
hGo
dCo
nf
e
s
s 3
0
5
.
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keMyS
o
ul
,
AnOffe
r
i
ngBr
i
ng
3
0
5
.
Awa
keMyS
oul
,
AnOffe
r
i
ngBr
i
ng[
1
] 1
5
7
.
Tha
tMe
nago
dl
yLi
f
eMi
ghtLi
v
e
3
0
6
.
Awa
ke
,
MyS
o
ul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
3
0
7
.
Ev
e
r
yMo
r
ni
ngMe
r
c
i
e
sNe
w
1
6
0
.
Wi
l
tThou,
OMa
n,
Li
v
eHa
ppi
l
y
SEE E
ASTER WEEK /
PALM SUNDAY (
3
0
6
.
Awa
ke
,
MyS
oul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
LOYALTY
PASSION)
[
3
,
4
,
8
]
1
2
2
.
Go
dt
heF
a
t
he
rBeOurS
t
a
y
P
A
R
ABLES
NG
1
2
7
.
AMi
ght
yF
o
r
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod[
2
,
3
,
4
] MORNI
1
4
0
.
J
e
s
usS
i
nne
r
sDo
t
hRe
c
e
i
v
e[
TheLos
t
1
2
8
.
AMi
ght
yF
o
r
t
r
e
s
sI
sOurGod[
2
,
3
,
4
] 3
0
5
.
Awa
keMyS
o
ul
,
AnOffe
r
i
ngBr
i
ng
S
he
e
p,
Lk1
5
:
1
7
]
1
2
9
.
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fGo
dHa
dNotBe
e
no
nOurS
i
de
3
0
6
.
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ke
,
MyS
oul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
1
5
4
.
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mi
ght
yGo
dY
ourWor
dI
sCa
s
t[
The
1
3
0
.
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fGo
dHa
dNotBe
e
no
nOurS
i
de
[
1
5
,
8
]
S
o
we
r
,
Mk4
:
3
8
,
1
3
2
0
,
Mt1
3
:
3
9
,
1
8
3
0
]
1
3
7
.
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ndUnt
oMys
e
l
fToda
y[
5
,
8
]
3
0
7
.
Ev
e
r
yMo
r
ni
ngMe
r
c
i
e
sNe
w
1
8
6
.
My
N
e
i
g
h
b
o
r
[
The
G
o
o
d
S
a
m
a
r
i
t
a
n
,
L
k
1
7
7
.
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ng'
sNe
e
df
ul
3
0
8
.
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l
y
,
Bl
e
s
s
e
dTr
i
ni
t
y
1
0
:
3
0
3
7
]
2
1
9
.
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a
i
t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s
3
1
4
.
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i
ni
t
yofBl
e
s
s
e
dLi
ght[
2
]
2
0
6
.
TheBr
i
de
gr
o
om S
oonWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
1
:
2
2
9
.
MyF
a
i
t
hLo
o
ksUpToThe
e
MOTIVATION (
SEE ACTI
VI
TY,
ZEAL)
The1
0Vi
r
gi
ns
,
Mt2
5
:
1
1
3
]
2
4
0
.
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dVa
l
i
a
ntBe
MUSIC (
SEE ART & MUSI
C)
2
0
8
.
The
r
e
'
saGr
e
a
tDa
yComi
ng[
3
:
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0
2
6
9
.
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wTha
nkWeAl
lOurGo
d[
1
,
2
]
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V
i
r
g
i
n
s
,
Mt
2
5
:
1
1
3
]
2
7
2
.
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lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPos
s
e
s
s
i
ng[
2
,
4
,
5
,
6
]
2
0
9
.
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ke
,
Awa
ke
,
f
o
rNi
ghtI
sF
l
yi
ng[
The
4
6
.
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e
a
ta
ndMi
ght
yWonde
r[
3
]
2
7
5
.
Ho
wF
i
r
m AF
o
unda
t
i
o
n
1
0
V
i
r
g
i
n
s
,
Mt
2
5
:
1
1
3
]
1
3
7
.
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B
i
n
d
U
n
t
o
My
s
e
l
f
T
o
d
a
y
[
4
]
2
7
7
.
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e
s
us
'
Li
ttl
eLa
mb
2
8
9
.
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s
pa
i
rNot
,
OHe
a
r
t[
TheS
e
e
d,
Mk
6
3
.
Be
a
ut
i
f
ulS
a
v
i
o
r[
2
,
3
]
2
8
3
.
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d,
OurHe
l
pI
nAge
sPa
s
t[
1
,
2
,
9
]1
5
:
2
6
2
9
]
1
7
9
.
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l
i
l
e
a
nF
i
s
he
r
sTo
i
l[
1
,
2
]
MAGI
2
5
0
.
Al
lCr
e
a
t
ur
e
so
fOurGo
da
ndKi
ng
PASSION (
SEE E
ASTER W EEK /
PASSION)
5
5
.
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nt
l
eMa
r
yLa
i
dHe
rChi
l
d[
2
]
[
1
4
,
7
]
P
A
T
I
E
N
C
E
7
2
.
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sI
nTheMo
o
no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me[
3
]
2
5
3
.
IS
i
ngt
heMi
ght
yPo
we
ro
fGod
1
5
2
.
Thou,
Whoa
tThyF
i
r
s
tEuc
ha
r
i
s
t
7
4
.
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t
hGl
a
dne
s
sMe
nofOl
d
2
5
5
.
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o
yf
ul
,
J
o
yf
ul
,
WeAdor
eThe
e
1
9
3
.
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t
i
l
lMyS
o
ul
7
6
.
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e
fo
fCi
t
i
e
sBe
t
hl
e
he
m
2
6
7
.
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orTheBe
a
ut
yOfTheEa
r
t
h[
1
,
2
,
3
]
2
0
1
.
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j
oi
c
e
,
MyHe
a
r
t
,
BeGl
a
da
ndS
i
ng
7
7
.
S
o
ngso
fTha
nkf
ul
ne
s
sa
ndPr
a
i
s
e[
1
]
2
7
1
.
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r
do
fHe
a
v
'
na
ndEa
r
t
ha
ndS
e
a
2
0
6
.
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i
de
gr
o
om S
oonWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
1
]
7
9
.
TheS
t
a
rPr
o
c
l
a
i
mst
heKi
ngi
sHe
r
e[
1
,
2
]
2
8
9
.
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s
pa
i
rNot
,
OHe
a
r
t[
2
]
2
1
3
.
I
'
m ButAS
t
r
a
nge
rHe
r
e
MARRIAGE(
SEE CHRI
STI
AN HOME)
3
1
2
.
No
wRe
s
tBe
ne
a
t
hNi
ght
'
sS
ha
do
w[
1
3
]2
3
7
.
Y
e
tBe
f
o
r
eWeS
e
eYourPl
a
ns
MARTYRS

1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLo
r
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph[
6
]
1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGo
d,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me[
3
]
2
0
6
.
TheBr
i
de
gr
o
om S
o
o
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
2
]
2
1
2
.
J
e
r
us
a
l
e
mt
heGo
l
de
n[
2
]
2
1
5
.
Be
ho
l
d,
AHo
s
t
,
Ar
r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e

OBEDIENCE

2
4
1
.
J
e
s
usWa
nt
sAl
lOfHi
sChi
l
dr
e
n[
2
]
8
2
.
Aut
horo
fAl
lLi
f
e
2
4
2
.
MyJ
e
s
us
,
AsTho
uWi
l
t
8
5
.
ALa
mbGoe
sUnc
o
mpl
a
i
ni
ngF
or
t
h[
1
3
]2
5
6
.
MyS
o
ul
,
No
wPr
a
i
s
eThyMa
ke
r[
1
,
2
]
9
6
.
Ov
e
rKi
dr
o
nJ
e
s
usTr
e
a
de
t
h
2
6
3
.
Re
j
oi
c
e
,
OPi
l
gr
i
m Thr
o
ng
1
0
1
.
S
t
r
i
c
ke
n,
S
mi
tte
n,
a
ndAffli
c
t
e
d
2
8
9
.
De
s
pa
i
rNot
,
OHe
a
r
t[
3
,
4
]
1
1
9
.
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
PEACE

6
.
Go
dRe
s
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3
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PERSEVERANCE (
SEE ACTI
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TY,
COURAGE 46.AGr
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0
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9
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3
0
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3
1
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2
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3
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3
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2
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6
8
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4
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1
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2
8
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2
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2
6
6
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0
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3
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4
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2
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3
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4
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1
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2
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2
4
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9
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2
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8
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0
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5
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2
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t
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5
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8
8
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WATCHFULNESS(
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REPAREDNESS)
3
1
4
.
OTr
i
ni
t
yofBl
e
s
s
e
dLi
ght
1
0
2
.
We
r
eY
o
uThe
r
e
?
TRUST

2
8
.
I
nPe
a
c
ea
ndJ
o
yINo
wDe
pa
r
t
3
0
.
OnWha
tHa
sNo
wBe
e
nS
o
wn
3
8
.
Ma
gni
fic
a
t
4
2
.
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r
d,
Ho
wS
ha
l
lIMe
e
tThe
e
5
8
.
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a
r
dTheBe
l
l
sOnChr
i
s
t
ma
sDa
y
8
6
.
J
e
s
usGr
a
ntTha
tBa
l
ma
ndHe
a
l
i
ng[
5
]
1
0
8
.
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wTha
tMyRe
de
e
me
rLi
v
e
s
1
2
2
.
Go
dt
heF
a
t
he
rBeOurS
t
a
y
1
2
9
.
I
fGo
dHa
dNotBe
e
no
nOurS
i
de

1
1
4
.
TheCl
o
udRe
c
e
i
v
e
dChr
i
s
tF
r
o
m The
i
r
S
i
ght[
8
]
1
1
9
.
Ho
l
yGho
s
t
,
wi
t
hLi
ghtDi
v
i
ne[
2
,
7
]
1
5
6
.
La
mpo
fOurF
e
e
t
1
6
8
.
J
e
s
us
,
Ki
ngo
fGl
o
r
y[
2
]
1
7
5
.
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o
rAThous
a
ndTo
ngue
s[
1
3
]
1
8
2
.
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a
c
eI
'
mS
a
v
e
d[
1
]
2
1
7
.
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l
to
nt
heRoc
k[
4
]
2
1
8
.
F
orAl
lTheS
a
i
nt
s[
2
]
2
1
9
.
F
a
i
t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s

WISDOM

2
4
.
OHol
yS
pi
r
i
t
,
Ent
e
rI
n[
3
,
6
]
2
7
.
Ab
i
de
,
ODe
a
r
e
s
tJ
e
s
us[
4
]
3
9
.
OComeOComeEmma
nue
l[
2
]
1
0
8
.
IKno
wTha
tMyRe
de
e
me
rLi
v
e
s[
3
]
1
3
7
.
IBi
ndUnt
oMys
e
l
fToda
y[
5
]
1
5
6
.
La
mpo
fOurF
e
e
t[
1
0
]
2
5
4
.
I
mmo
r
t
a
l
,
I
nv
i
s
i
b
l
e
,
GodOnl
yWi
s
e[
1
]
2
7
2
.
Al
lDe
pe
ndsOnOurPo
s
s
e
s
s
i
ng[
3
,
5
]
2
8
7
.
Thi
neAr
m,
OLor
d,
i
nDa
ysofOl
d[
3
]

OPEN HYMNALI
NDEXESEDITION 2
0
1
4
.
0
6
2
9
1
.
Go
d,
Who
s
eAl
mi
ght
yWo
r
d[
4
]

2
8
3
.
OurGo
d,
OurHe
l
pI
nAge
sPa
s
t

9
4
.
Li
ftHi
ghTheCr
os
s
WORD OFGOD (
SEE S
CRI
PTURE,
J
ESUS) 2
2
9
5
.
Ma
y
G
o
d
B
e
s
t
o
w
o
nUsHi
sGr
a
c
e
WORK (
SEE ACTI
VI
TY,
DUTY,SERVICE,
3
1
4
.
OTr
i
ni
t
yofBl
e
s
s
e
dLi
ght
ZEAL)
ZEAL
WORLD (
SEE GOD'
SCHI
LDREN /
THE 180.TheLi
l
yoft
heVa
l
l
e
y
WORLD'
SP
EOPLE)
1
8
8
.
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c
ko
fAge
s[
2
]
2
1
9
.
F
a
i
t
ho
fOurF
a
t
he
r
s
WORSHIP
2
2
9
.
MyF
a
i
t
hLo
o
ksUpToThe
e[
2
]
2
3
.
Go
dHi
ms
e
l
fi
sPr
e
s
e
nt
2
4
0
.
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ul
dVa
l
i
a
ntBe
2
5
.
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nNo
wThyGa
t
e
so
fBe
a
ut
y
2
6
2
.
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r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e[
2
5
]
2
8
.
I
nPe
a
c
ea
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o
yINo
wDe
pa
r
t
2
9
2
.
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r
k,
t
heVo
i
c
eo
fJ
e
s
usCa
l
l
i
ng
3
4
.
Ha
r
kt
heGl
a
dS
o
und
2
9
3
.
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sNo
tWi
l
l
i
ng
3
6
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ftUpY
o
urHe
a
ds
,
Y
eMi
ght
yGa
t
e
s
9
4
.
Li
ftHi
ghTheCr
os
s
3
7
.
Lo
!HeCo
me
sWi
t
hCl
o
udsDe
s
c
e
ndi
ng 2
3
0
0
.
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r
d,
Whoa
tCa
na
'
sWe
ddi
ngF
e
a
s
t[
3
]
3
8
.
Ma
gni
fic
a
t
3
0
6
.
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ke
,
MyS
oul
,
AndWi
t
hTheS
un
4
1
.
OfTheF
a
t
he
r
'
sLo
v
eBe
gotte
n
[
1
,
2
,
5
]
4
7
.
Al
lMyHe
a
r
tThi
sNi
ghtRe
j
oi
c
e
s
4
9
.
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l
sF
r
o
mt
heRe
a
l
msofGl
o
r
y
5
0
.
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l
sWeHa
v
eHe
a
r
dOnHi
gh
5
3
.
F
a
r
,
F
a
rAwa
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ude
a
'
sPl
a
i
ns
6
1
.
J
o
yt
ot
heWo
r
l
d
6
5
.
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me
,
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lYeF
a
i
t
hf
ul
6
9
.
S
i
ng,
OS
i
ng,
Thi
sBl
e
s
s
e
dMor
n
7
2
.
Twa
sI
nTheMo
o
no
fWi
nt
e
r
t
i
me[
3
4
]
7
5
.
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nHi
sTe
mpl
eNo
wBe
ho
l
dHi
m
7
7
.
S
o
ngso
fTha
nkf
ul
ne
s
sa
ndPr
a
i
s
e
7
8
.
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o
pl
eTha
ti
nDa
r
kne
s
sS
a
t
7
9
.
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t
a
rPr
o
c
l
a
i
mst
heKi
ngi
sHe
r
e
9
3
.
Al
lGl
o
r
y
,
La
ud,
a
ndHo
nor
9
4
.
Ho
s
a
nna
,
Lo
udHo
s
a
nna
1
0
9
.
J
e
s
usChr
i
s
tI
sRi
s
e
nTo
da
y
1
1
2
.
Lo
,
Go
dToHe
a
v
'
nAs
c
e
nde
t
h
1
1
3
.
S
e
e
,
TheLo
r
dAs
c
e
ndsI
nTr
i
umph
1
2
1
.
TheCo
mf
or
t
e
rHa
sCome
1
2
3
.
Ho
l
yGo
d,
WePr
a
i
s
eThyNa
me
1
2
4
.
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y
,
Ho
l
y
1
2
5
.
I
s
a
i
a
h,
Mi
ght
yS
e
e
r
,
I
nDa
ysofOl
d
1
5
1
.
OLo
r
d,
IAm No
tWor
t
hy
1
6
1
.
Al
lHa
i
lThePo
we
rOfJ
e
s
us
'
Na
me
1
6
2
.
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
,
S
i
ngToJ
e
s
us
!
1
6
3
.
Be
a
ut
i
f
ulS
a
v
i
o
r
1
6
4
.
Cr
o
wnHi
m Wi
t
hMa
nyCr
o
wns
1
6
6
.
Ha
l
l
e
l
uj
a
h,
Wha
taS
a
v
i
o
r
!
1
6
9
.
J
e
s
usS
ha
l
lRe
i
gn
1
7
1
.
Lo
r
d,
Ent
hr
one
di
nHe
a
v
e
nl
yS
pl
e
ndor
1
7
4
.
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a
dAl
lNa
t
i
o
nsonEa
r
t
h
1
7
5
.
OF
o
rATho
us
a
ndTo
ngue
s[
1
2
]
1
7
8
.
Pr
a
i
s
eMyS
o
ulTheKi
ngOfHe
a
v
e
n
1
9
9
.
MyS
o
ngS
ha
l
lBeOfJ
e
s
us
2
0
5
.
TheApo
s
t
l
eLo
oke
da
ndHe
a
r
daVo
i
c
e
2
0
6
.
TheBr
i
de
gr
o
om S
o
o
nWi
l
lCa
l
lUs[
5
]
2
1
5
.
Be
ho
l
d,
AHo
s
t
,
Ar
r
a
ye
di
nWhi
t
e[
1
]
2
2
5
.
Gui
deMe
,
OTho
uGr
e
a
tJ
e
ho
v
a
h[
4
]
2
5
0
.
Al
lCr
e
a
t
ur
e
so
fOurGo
da
ndKi
ng
2
5
1
.
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
,
Al
l
e
l
ui
a
!He
a
r
t
st
oHe
a
v
e
na
nd
Vo
i
c
e
sRa
i
s
e
2
5
2
.
Ange
lVo
i
c
e
s
,
Ev
e
rS
i
ngi
ng
2
5
3
.
IS
i
ngt
heMi
ght
yPo
we
ro
fGo
d
2
5
4
.
I
mmo
r
t
a
l
,
I
nv
i
s
i
b
l
e
,
Go
dOnl
yWi
s
e
2
5
5
.
J
o
yf
ul
,
J
o
yf
ul
,
WeAdo
r
eThe
e
2
5
6
.
MyS
o
ul
,
No
wPr
a
i
s
eThyMa
ke
r
2
5
8
.
Pr
a
i
s
eGo
dF
r
o
m Who
m Al
lBl
e
s
s
i
ngs
F
l
o
w
2
5
9
.
OLo
r
dWePr
a
i
s
eThe
e
2
6
0
.
Pr
a
i
s
eTheLo
r
d,
YeHe
a
v
e
nsAdo
r
eHi
m
2
6
1
.
Pr
a
i
s
eToTheLo
r
d,
TheAl
mi
ght
y
2
6
2
.
TheGo
do
fAb
r
a
ha
m Pr
a
i
s
e
2
6
3
.
Re
j
o
i
c
e
,
OPi
l
gr
i
m Thr
o
ng
2
6
4
.
ToGo
dBeTheGl
o
r
y