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O Vater aller frommen

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1 O Vater aller Frommen!
geheiliget werd' Dein Nam,
las Dein Reich zu unx kommen,
Dein Will der mach'uns zahm;
Gieb Brodt, vergieb die Sünde,
kein Arg's das Herz entzünde;
läos uns aus aller Noth.

Source: Evangelisch-Lutherisches Gesang-Buch: worin die gebräuchlichsten alten Kirchen-Lieder Dr. M. Lutheri und anderer reinen lehrer und zeugen Gottes, zur Befoerderung der wahren ... (2. verm. Aus.) #282

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Author: Johann Agricola

Agricola, Johann or Johannes (latinized from Schneider, (Schnitter) or Sartor, also called Magister Islebius), born April 20, 1492, at Eisleben, where his father was a tailor. During his University course at Wittenberg, Luther took a great interest in him, entertained him at his own table, took him with him to Leipzig for the disputation, in 1519, with Dr. Eck, and in 1525 procured for him the position of Rector of St. Andrew's School at Eisleben, and preacher at St. Nicholas's Church there. He remained in Eisleben till 1536, working hand in hand with Luther; but after his removal to Wittenberg, in 1536, as one of the lecturers in the University, he developed Antinomian views, and, in 1537, published a series of theses which Luther answered… Go to person page >

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First Line: O Vater aller frommen
Author: Johann Agricola
Language: German
Copyright: Public Domain
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Evangelisch-Lutherisches Gesang-Buch #282

Evangelisch-Lutherisches Gesang-Buch #282
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Neu-Eingerichtetes Gesang-Buch in Sich Haltend eine Sammlung (mehrentheils alter) Schöner lehr-reicher underbailicher Lieder... #366

Neu-Eingerichtetes Gesang-Buch in Sich Haltend eine Sammlung (mehrentheils alter) Schöner lehr-reicher underbailicher Lieder... #366

Neu-vermehrtes und vollstaendiges Evangelisch-Reformirtes Gesang-Buch ... Gebrauch derer deutschen Gemeinden ... mit einem Anhang #d476

Neu-vermehrtes und vollstaendiges Evangelisch-Reformirtes Gesang-Buch ... Gebrauch derer deutschen Gemeinden ... mit einem Anhang #d476
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Neueingerichtetes Gesang-Buch, enthaltend eine Sammlung (mehrentheils alter) erbaulicher Lieder, nach den Hauptstücken der christlichen Lehre und Glaubens eingetheilet #268

Neueingerichtetes Gesang-Buch, enthaltend eine Sammlung (mehrentheils alter) erbaulicher Lieder, nach den Hauptstücken der christlichen Lehre und Glaubens eingetheilet #268

Vollständiges Marburger Gesang-Buch, zur Uebung der Gottseligkeit ... #d461

Vollständiges Marburger Gesang-Buch, zur Uebung der Gottseligkeit ... #d461
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Vollständiges Marburger Gesang-Buch #112

Vollständiges Marburger Gesang-Buch #112
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