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You've Called Us Together, O God, by Your Grace

Author: Carolyn Winfrey Gillette Hymnal: Songs of Grace #46 (2009) Meter: 11.11.11.11 with refrain Scripture: John 17:22-23 Refrain First Line: We are called! We are freed! Lyrics: You’ve called us together, O God, by your grace; In grateful obedience, we’ve come to this place. Our new common mission has only begun; We’re learning the blessings of serving as one. Refrain: We are called! We are freed! We are baptized as one. In the Church, all we need Can be found in your Son! With Christ to unite us, and born from above, We witness together to your wondrous love. We’re one in the faith, and in creeds that we share, In worship and sacraments, scripture and prayer. We’re one in our seeking to follow Christ’s way, In Spirit-led ministry, day after day. Refrain There’s much to rejoice in, yet much to be done; While some are excluded, we can’t live as one. May we as your churches uniting now see That justice is needed for true unity. Refrain Topics: Christian unity Languages: English Tune Title: TO GOD BE THE GLORY

O Christ Jesus, Sent from Heaven

Author: James W. Crawford Hymnal: The New Century Hymnal #47 (1995) Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7 Scripture: John 17:17-23 Topics: Adoration and Praise Jesus Christ; Church Nature and Unity; Jesus Christ Divinity; Jesus Christ Presence of; Service; Year B Easter 7; Year C Easter 7 Languages: English Tune Title: WESTMINSTER ABBEY
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Ter Steegen's Golden Timepiece

Author: G. Ter Steegen, d. 1769 Hymnal: Hymns of Ter Steegen and Others (Second Series) #54 (1899) Scripture: John 17:9-20 First Line: Wilt Thou be the sinner’s servant Lyrics: John xiii. 5. 6 P.M. Wilt Thou be the sinner’s servant, Humble, loving Lord, Wash my ways, and all my converse, Thought, and deed, and word. Make me bend, the least and lowest, At my brethren’s feet; Love saith, “As the task is meanest, Is the service sweet.” Matt. xxvi. 28. 7 P.M. Givest thou Thyself, Lord Jesus, Thus my life to be? Thy most precious Blood and Body Offered up for me? Thou, O Lord, my food eternal My eternal feast— All my hunger stilled for ever, All my thirst appeased. John xvii. 9, 20. 8 P.M. Great High Priest whose prayers are music In the Father’s ears, I shall know their glorious answer Through eternal years. Even now, O Lord, I know it, Made by love Divine, One with Thee, henceforth, for ever, Therefore one with Thine. John xviii. 1. 9 P.M. Lo! I see the shadow falling Awful in its gloom— See Thee passing, O Belovèd, To Thy place of doom— Mine the sin that veiled the glory, Thine the burden sore— Yet, O world, so sweet that sorrow, Thou art sweet no more. Luke xxii. 41. 10 P.M. Sorrowful, I see Thee kneeling That dread cup to take; Filled with wrath of my deserving Given Thee for my sake. Yet to Thee how sweet the bitter, Sweet the Father’s will! Lord, may I, Thy love recalling, Suffer, and be still. Luke xxii. 44. 11 P.M. For Thine agony of weeping, For Thy sweat of Blood, For Thy prayer that told the marvel Of the love of God; Lord, I thank Thee—still ascendeth That unceasing prayer, Incense from my heart’s still temple; God’s High Priest is there. Luke xxii. 48. MIDNIGHT. On! the traitor’s kiss to suffer On Thy lips Divine— Yield Thyself to foemen, stricken By one word of Thine— Give me, Lord, to bear rejoicing Cross and shame for Thee— Meet with loving lips and gentle Him who hateth me. John xviii. 12. 1 A.M. Unresisting, uncomplaining, Holy, harmless, calm; Driven, beaten, led to slaughter, God’s unblemished Lamb— Bind me in eternal fetters, Lead me, Thine alone; Silent when contempt and hatred Mark me for Thine own. Mark xiv. 64. 2 A.M. Lo! they judge Thee as a traitor, All the treachery mine— Scourge Thee as a malefactor, Saviour Divine. Search me, O my God, and try me, Cleanse my inmost will; Give to me, if men misjudge me, Patience sweet and still. Mark xiv. 71. 3 A.M. Peter hath denied Thee—wilder Rise the waters deep— Smitten by Thine eyes of pity He hath fled to weep. Make me strong, and true and faithful, All my strength in Thee; When my faithless steps would wander, Look Thou, Lord, on me. Mark xv. 5. 4 A.M. Silent midst the false accusers, Thou the Witness true; Proud, false lips revile and sentence Him they never knew. I, the guilty one, acquitted By Thy lips Divine; Thine the curse and condemnation, Life and glory mine. Mark xv. 19. 5 A.M. Lo! they mock Thee, spit upon Thee, Smite the Face of God; I shall stand in shining raiment, Whitened in Thy Blood— Stand before Thy Throne of judgment Faultless, glad, and free; Grant me love to men who hate me As Thy love to me. John xix. 9. 6 A.M. As a sheep before her shearers Dumb and still art Thou; For the kingdom and the glory Are not given Thee now. Not for me the courts enchanted Of the world’s delight— With Thee in Thy palace gardens I shall walk in white. John xix. 16. 7 A.M. Dragged from Thy belovèd city, Zion’s holy hill, Mirth of fools and song of drunkards, Thou art silent still. Silently, O Lord, I follow In that path of shame, Thy reproach and Thy dishonour Glory of my name. John xviii. 40. 8 A.M. Thou, the Prince of Life, rejected, And the murderer claimed; Stripped and scourged by hands ungentle, Mocked by tongues untamed— Strip from me, Lord, self’s foul raiment, Clothe me with Thine own; I am fit for courts of Heaven, Clad in Christ alone. John xix. 2. 9 A.M With the crown of thorns they crown Thee, Scornfully they bow; On the Father’s throne in glory Thou art seated now. Mighty God, I bow before Thee, Thee, the Saviour King; Here, my joy to love and suffer; There, to love and sing. John xix. 5. 10 A.M. Mocked and spit upon, and bleeding, Pilate leads Thee forth; In Thy face they see no beauty, In Thy Blood no worth. O despised and humble Jesus, What, compared with Thee, Are the glory and the beauty Of all worlds to me. John xix. 16. 11 A.M. Sentence passed on Thee, the guiltless By a sinner’s tongue— I before Thy throne am speechless I, who did the wrong. By Thy holy lips acquitted, Wondering, I go free— Past for me are death and judgment, Crucified with Thee. John xix. 17, 18. NOON. Thou must bear Thy cross, Lord Jesus, With the robbers twain— Wearied, bleeding, and forsaken In Thy shame and pain. Taking up my cross I follow, All my glory this, With Thee here to toil and suffer, Thy reproach my bliss. Luke xxiii. 33. Lo! unto the cross they nail Thee, Bitter gall prepare, Those all-holy lips to moisten, Praying for them there. When that wounded hand shall sweetly Pass that cup to me, May it all the world embitter, Leave me naught but Thee. Luke xxiii. 43; John xix. 25-27. Hanging in Thy shame and anguish, Words of love and grace Welcome the forgiven felon To Thy Holiest place— Guide Thy mother, broken-hearted, To a home of rest— Comfort him, who yester even Lay upon Thy Breast. Matt. xxvii. 46; John xix. 30. In Thy direst need forsaken, Now the work is done— Thou dost bow Thy Head to welcome Me, Thy wandering one— Bend to kiss Thine own, Thy ransomed— In that kiss to die— My Belovèd, Thine for ever, Thine alone am I. John xix. 34. 4 P.M. From Thy side the blood and water Flow to cleanse my sin— Rent the mystic veil of Heaven; I have entered in. Heart of love, to sinners open, Place where God can meet His beloved, His priest anointed At His mercy seat. John xix. 41. 5 P.M. New the grave wherein Thou liest Wound in linen fine— I an old cold grave have found Thee, This poor heart of mine. So shall that dark grave be glorious, New, and pure, and fair; I shall worship Thee for ever In Thy glory there. Languages: English
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God, We Have Come from Our Families and Homes

Author: Carolyn Winfrey Gillette Hymnal: Songs of Grace #54 (2009) Meter: 10.10.9.10 Scripture: John 17:20-23 Lyrics: God, we have come from our families and homes, Seeking the things that will make us all one. For we know now— the things that divide And how divisions have hurt us inside. You sent us Jesus, who prayed for his own: “Make them all one so your love will be known.” Making new friends— may we understand We are love’s bearers throughout every land. Great strength and might will not bring us success— Yet by your Spirit our lives will be blest! Give us new dreams— of what life can be; Help us to work for a new harmony. Lord, as we worship and sightsee and play, And as we listen to what others say, Days turn to weeks— until this time ends; Gathered as strangers, may we leave as friends. Topics: Christian unity Languages: English Tune Title: SLANE

Ô Mystère Insondable

Author: John S.B. Monsell (1811-1875); Joëlle Gouel Hymnal: Les Chants du Pèlerin #65 (2001) Scripture: John 17:22-24 Languages: French Tune Title: AURELIA

In Joyous Celebration

Author: Lloyd Larson Hymnal: Our Great Redeemer's Praise #69 (2022) Scripture: John 17:20-23 First Line: In joyous celebration, Lord Topics: God the Father, Creator Praise Languages: English Tune Title: ELLACOMBE
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The Happiness of the Saints Above

Hymnal: Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional, Vol. 1 #166 (1760) Scripture: John 17:24 First Line: O could we read our int'rest here Lyrics: I. O could we read our int'rest here, Jesus, in these dear words of thine, A heav'n of pleasure would appear, A blissful view of joys divine. II. Dear Saviour, let thy boundless grace Remove our guilt, our fears remove; Then shall our thoughts with rapture trace The radiant mansions of thy love. III. There shall our hearts no more complain, Nor sin prevail, nor grace decay; But perfect joy forever reign, One glorious, undeclining day. IV. No darkness there shall cloud our sight; These now dejected feeble eyes, Shall gaze, with infinite delight, On the full glories of the skies. V. There shall we see thy lovely face, And chang'd to purity divine, Partake the splendors of the place, And in thy glorious likeness shine. VI. Yes, dearest Lord, to dwell with thee, Thy praise our endless, sweet employ, Must be immense felicity, A full infinitude of joy! VII. O let thy spirit now impart, The kind assurance of thy love, With sealing pow'r to ev'ry heart, Sweet earnest of the joys above. Languages: English

Oh Padre, llénanos de amor

Author: Lorin F. Wheelwright, 1909-1987 Hymnal: Himnos de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de Los Santos de Los Últimos Días #189 (1992) Scripture: John 17:20-23 Languages: Spanish Tune Title: [Oh Padre, llénanos de amor]

O Love, How Vast, How Flowing Free

Hymnal: The New Century Hymnal #209 (1995) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: John 17 Topics: Jesus Christ Life and Ministry; Jesus Christ Love of; Lent; Year A Christmas 1; Year A Lent 1; Year A Passion Sunday; Year B Passion Sunday; Year B Easter 7; Year B Proper 12; Year B Reign of Christ; Year C Lent 1; Year C Passion Sunday; Year C Easter 7 Languages: English Tune Title: DEO GRACIAS

Ascension Song

Author: Judy O'Sheil Hymnal: Scripture Song Database #351 (2008) Scripture: John 17 First Line: [Ascension Song] Languages: English

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