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Massie, Richard, eldest son of the Rev. R. Massie, of Goddington, Cheshire, and Rector of Eccleston, was born at Chester, June 18, 1800, and resides at Pulford Hall, Coddington. Mr. Massie published a translation of Martin Luther’s Spiritual Songs, London, 1854. His Lyra Domestica, 1st series, London, 1860, contains translations of the 1st Series of Spitta's Psalter und Harfe. In 1864 he published vol. ii., containing translations of Spitta's 2nd Series, together with an Appendix of translations of German hymns by various authors. He also contributed many translations of German hymns to Mercer's Church Psalter & Hymn Book; to Reid's British Herald; to the Day of Rest, &c. He died Mar. 11,1887.

-- John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology (1907)


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A deep and heavenly feelingRichard Massie
Abide with me, fast falls the eventideRichard Massie
All is dying; hearts are breaking (3)Richard Massie
All praise to Jesus' hallowed name (8)Richard Massie
As a traveler returningRichard Massie
Can we have our hearts in heavenRichard Massie
Christ Jesus lay in death's strong bands (25)Richard Massie (Translator) TextScoreInfo
Christ lay awhile in death's strong bandsRichard Massie
Come Holy Ghost, Lord God, and fillRichard Massie
Come, Thou bright and Morning Star (10)R. Massie (Translator) Text
Creator Spirit, holy [heavenly] Dove (3)Richard Massie
Dear Christians, let us all [one and all] rejoice with exultationRichard Massie
Dear Christians, let us all [one and all] rejoice with exultation (4)Richard Massie
Dear Christians, one and all, rejoiceR. Massie (Translator)
Eternal peace and glorious victory rareRichard Massie
Evening and morning, sunset and dawning (15)Richard Massie
Father, whose hand hath led me so securely (4)Richard Massie
From depths of woe I raise to theeRichard Massie
From the depths of woe I raise to theeRichard Massie
God, the Father, be our stay (8)Richard Massie Text
Golden and glorious, Strong and victoriousRichard Massie
Had God not come, may Isr'l say (4)Richard Massie
His Holy Spirit dwellethRichard Massie
How blest are we, that God of usRichard Massie
How mean ye thus by weepingRichard Massie
I and my house are ready, LordRichard Massie
I believe, and so have spokenRichard Massie
I build on this foundation (6)Richard Massie
I know no life divided (45)Richard Massie
I place myself in Jesus' hands (2)Richard Massie
I will sing my Maker's praises (7)Richard Massie
If God Himself be for meR. Massie (Translator)
If God himself be for me (25)Richard Massie
In peace and joy I now depart (2)Richard Massie
In these our days so perilousRichard Massie
In thy service will I ever (9)Richard Massie
Jesus Christ, our blessed SaviorRichard Massie
Jesus Christ today is risenRichard Massie
Let thy light on me be shiningRichard Massie
Lord, by thy word deliverance workRichard Massie
Lord God, Thy praise we singRichard Massie
Lord, keep us in thy word and workRichard Massie
Lord, thee I love with all my heart (2)Richard Massie
Lord, thou hast joined my soul to thineRichard Massie
May God be praised henceforth (6)Richard Massie
May God bestow on us his grace (5)Richard Massie
Mine hour appointed is at hand (2)Richard Massie
Now crave we of the Holy GhostRichard Massie
Now praise we Christ the holy one (4)Richard Massie
O abide, abide in JesusRichard Massie
O blessed sun, whose splendor (13)Richard Massie
O God, look down from heaven and seeRichard Massie
O happy house, O home supremelyRichard Massie
O how blest the hour Lord Jesus (2)Richard Massie
O Lord, of goodness so amazingRichard Massie
O Lord, who by thy presence hast made light (7)Richard Massie
O Lord, who teachest [taught to] us on earth (2)Richard Massie
O what precious balm and healing (6)Richard Massie
Of my life the life, O JesusR. Massie (Translator)
Of my life the life, O JesusRichard Massie
Our Father, thou in heaven aboveRichard Massie
Our lot is fallen in pleasant places (3)Richard Massie
Out of the deep [depths] I cry to theeRichard Massie
Out of the depths to Thee I raiseRichard Massie (Translator) Text
See, O see what love the Father hath bestowed (6)Richard Massie
So rest, my [our] Rest, thou forever blest (13)Richard Massie
So rest, my RestR. Massie (Translator)
Source of good, whose power controls (4)Richard Massie
Spirit, by whose operation (2)Richard Massie
Still on thy loving heart let me repose (3)Richard Massie
Sun, shine forth in all thy splendor (2)Richard Massie
That man a godly life might live (4)Richard Massie
That men a godly life might live (2)Richard Massie
The badge the Christian wear on earthRichard Massie
The day is gone, and left aloneRichard Massie
The mouth of fools doth God confess (5)Richard Massie
The mystery hidden from the eyesRichard Massie
The purple morning gilds the eastern skiesRichard Massie
The royal banner floats on highRichard Massie
There is a song so thrilling, So far all songs excellingRichard Massie
These things the seer Isaiah did befall (3)Richard Massie
Thou who art Three in unity, true God (8)Richard Massie
Though in midst of life we beRichard Massie
To Jordan came our Lord, the Christ (4)Richard Massie
To shepherds, as they watched by night (8)Richard Massie Text
Upward and onwardRichard Massie
We are called by one vocationR. Massie (Translator)
We pray thee, Lord God, Holy Ghost (2)Richard Massie
What shall we be, and whither shall we goRichard Massie
Wherefore weep we [ye] over JesusRichard Massie
Why, Herod, unrelenting foeRichard Massie
Word of life, eternal fountainRichard Massie
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