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O Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Hear

Author: James Boeringer Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 4 hymnals Used With Tune: ELLERS
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Through Death To Life

Author: Horatius Bonar Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: The star is not extinguished when it sets Lyrics: 1 The star is not extinguished when it sets Upon the dull horizon; it but goes To shine in other skies, then re-appear In ours, as fresh as when it first arose. 2 The river is not lost, when, o’er the rock, It pours its flood into th’abyss below: Its scattered force re-gathering from the shock, It hastens onward, with yet fuller flow. 3 The bright sun dies not, when the shadowing orb Of the eclipsing moon obscures its ray: It still is shining on; and soon to us Will burst undimmed into the joy of day. 4 The lily dies not, when both flower and leaf Fade, and are strewed upon the chill sad ground: Gone down for shelter to its mother-earth, ’Twill rise, re-bloom, and shed its fragrance round. 5 The dewdrop dies not, when it leaves the flower, And passes upward on the beam of morn: It does but hide itself in light on high, To its loved flower at twilight to return. 6 The fine gold has not perished, when the flame Seizes upon it with consuming glow: In freshened splendor it comes forth anew, To sparkle on the monarch’s throne or brow. 7 Thus nothing dies, or only dies to live: Star, stream, sun, flower, the dew-drop, and the gold, Each goodly thing, instinct with buoyant hope, Hastes to put on its purer, finer mould. 8 Thus in the quiet joy of kindly trust, We bid each parting saint a brief farewell: Weeping, yet smiling, we commit their dust To the safe keeping of the silent cell. 9 Softly within that peaceful resting place, We lay their wearied limbs; and bid the clay Press lightly on them, till the night be past, And the far east give note of coming day. 10 The day of re-appearing! how it speeds! He who is true and faithful speaks the word. Then shall we ever be with those we love, Then shall we be for ever with the Lord. 11 The shout is heard; th’archangel’s voice goes forth; The trumpet sounds; the dead awake and sing; The living put on glory; one glad band, They hasten up to meet their coming king. 12 Short death and darkness! Endless life and light! Short dimming; endless shining in yon sphere, Where all is incorruptible and pure; The joy without the pain, the smile without the tear. Used With Tune: ELLERS Text Sources: Hymns of Faith and Hope (London: James Nisbet & Company, 1857)
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Desechemos pueriles temores

Appears in 6 hymnals Used With Tune: BENEDICTION

Ó santo Deus, ao nome de Jesus

Author: John Ellerton; João Gomes da Rocha Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Adoração Scripture: Philippians 2:10 Used With Tune: ELLERS
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إليك يا نور الفدى العجيب

Author: انيس المقدسي Appears in 3 hymnals Lyrics: 1 إليك يا نورَ الفدى العجيبْ نأتي لكي نرى جمالَ اللهْ يا حاملاً على ذُرى الصليبْ لنا الرجا وبهجةَ الحياهْ 2 بحبه يُجلى لنا الخلودْ في قربهِ الهناءُ والسلامْ يا كوكباً به ازدهى الوجودْ أشرِق علينا في دُجى الظلامْ 3 بددْ عوادي الشرِّ والضلالْ وانصُر قِوى الصلاحِ في الأكوانْ واهدِ الورى يا كوكبَ الأجيالْ إلى الرجا والحبِّ والإيمانْ Used With Tune: ELLERS
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The Change

Author: Horatius Bonar Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I love yon pale blue sky; it is the floor Lyrics: 1 I love yon pale blue sky; it is the floor Of that glad home where I shall shortly be; A home from which I shall go out no more; From toil and grief and vanity set free. 2 I gaze upon yon everlasting arch, Up which the bright stars wander, as they shine; And as I mark them in their nightly march, I think how soon that journey shall be mine! 3 Yon silver drift of silent cloud, far up In the still heav’n—through you my pathway lies: Yon rugged mountain peak—how soon your top Shall I behold beneath me, as I rise! 4 Not many more of life’s slow pacing hours, Shaded with sorrow’s melancholy hue— Oh, what a glad ascending shall be ours, Oh, what a pathway up yon starry blue! 5 A journey like Elijah’s, swift and bright, Caught gently upward to an early crown, In Heaven’s own chariot of all-blazing light, With death untasted and the grave unknown. Used With Tune: ELLERS Text Sources: Hymns of Faith and Hope (London: James Lisbet, 1857)
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يا يسوع الحبيب أجر

Author: مهنا زعرب Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: 1 يا يسوع الحبيب أجرْ عاثراً في شِراك الردى أنت يا سيدي تقتدرْ أن تُنيلَ الأسيرَ الفِدى 2 قد رأيتَ الورى تائهينْ في دُجى الإثم والضلالْ مَن سوى روحِك الأمينْ مُنقذٌ يا مثالَ الكمالْ 3 قد حملتَ الصليبَ على جلجثا لافتداء الأممْ مُعلناً لجميع الملا أنَّ نيلَ الفدى بالألمْ 4 ليس لي مِن مجيرٍ سواكْ يا رسولَ العُلى يا حملْ فأعِن خاطئاً قد أتاكْ وله فيك كلُّ الأملْ Used With Tune: ELLERS
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Er ist mein Erlöser, der am Kreuze starb

Author: Dora Rappard, 1842-1923 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 Er ist mein Erlöser, der am Kreuze starb, Er, der mir das Leben durch Sein Blut erwarb; Er hat mich geliebet, Er hat mich erkauft; Er hat Ihm zu eigen mich mit Geist getauft. 2 Er ward meiner Seele Herr und Bräutigam, Er hat mich behütet wie ein Hirt sein Lamm. Er hat mich geleitet gnädig Jahr um Jahr; Er trug mich in Schwachheit, schützte in Gefahr. 3 Er gibt Kraft zum Streiten, gibt mir Seinen Sieg, daß im Kampf des Glaubens ich nicht unterlieg'. Er, die wahre Sonne, macht im Leid mich froh; Er ist Ein und Alles, Er ist A und O. 4 Er wird mit mir wandern durch das dunkle Tal, Er wird heim mich bringen in den Himmelssaal. O, wie wird es klingen in der Selgen Heer! O, wie werd ich singen ewig: Ihm sei Ehr! Used With Tune: [Er ist mein Erlöser, der am Kreuze starb]

Mannubbot Icantamit' Naganmo ñga Iagget Pateg

Author: John Ellerton Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Mannubbot, Icancantami manen Used With Tune: ELLERS

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