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Thy Voice Hath Spoken
Author: Mary E. Maxwell Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard
Thy Voice Hath Spoken
Thy voice hath spoken
Author: Mary E. Maxwell Hymnal: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #557 (1902) First Line: Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard Lyrics: 1 Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard;
Thy wondrous love hath been declared;
Now in this quiet hour,
Conviction’s arrows deeper press,
Convince of sin and righteousness,
Show forth Thy mighty power.
2 Thy hand hath torn the veil aside,
The secret sin man fain would hide,
Stands clear beneath Thy gaze,
Help now, dear Lord, each wav’ring heart
To turn from sin, from evil part,
Make this a day of days.
3 Defeat the enemy, that he
No longer in captivity
These blood-bought souls shall bind:
Grant that the weary sin-sick one,
Whom none can heal but Thou alone,
Shall full salvation find.
4 Bid chains be broken, fetters yield,
Let wounds incurable be healed,
Set longing captives free:
Hearts long defiled cleanse thro’ and thro’,
Deep in the inward part make true,
In love and purity.
5 Speak now, O Lord, Thy strong “I will,”
The waves of doubt and sorrow still,
And bid the struggling cease,
That yielded lives possessed by Thee
Henceforth Thy witnesses shall be,
Kept in Thy perfect peace.
Languages: English Tune Title: PEMBROKE
Thy voice hath spoken
Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard
Author: Mary E. Maxwell Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #560 (1953) Languages: English
Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard
Thy Voice Hath Spoken
Author: Mary E. Maxwell Hymnal: The Church Hymnal #36 (1941) Meter: 8.8.6.8.8.6 First Line: Thy voice hath spoken, souls have heard Topics: Worship Closing of Worship Languages: English Tune Title: PEMBROKE
Thy Voice Hath Spoken
James Foster
1807 - 1885 Person Name: J. Foster Composer of "PEMBROKE" in The Church Hymnal
James Foster
