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Will the Angels Come?
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: The Search Light #36 (1894) Scripture: Luke 16:22 First Line: When I have finished my journey on earth Refrain First Line: Will they come? Will they come? Topics: Affliction; Young Peoples Societies Languages: English Tune Title: [Will the Angels Come]
Will the Angels Come?
Someday (Elliott)
Author: Georgia C. Elliott; Clara M. Brooks Hymnal: Timeless Truths #1033 Meter: 7.6.7.6 D Scripture: Luke 16:19-25 First Line: Someday, when God's sweet Spirit Lyrics: 1 Someday, when God’s sweet Spirit,
So loving and so true,
Has taken flight forever,
And calls no more for you,
You’ll see your sin and folly,
And moan in your despair,
But heaven ne’er will open,
Nor answer give your prayer.
2 Someday, when death shall call you
And claim you for its own—
Behind you all is darkness,
Ahead ’tis drear and lone—
If you’ve refused His mercy,
No hopes of heav’n await;
Your soul through endless ages
Shall mourn your doom, “Too late.”
3 Someday, when God’s fierce anger
Falls on this world of sin,
You’ll knock as did the virgins,
But cannot enter in;
Ah, then, with bitter weeping,
From those fair gates of light
You’ll go with other doomed ones,
Down to an awful night.
4 Someday—yes, when forever
The mercy door is closed,
And your lost soul must suffer
Amid eternal woes—
In bitter grief and anguish
You’ll think upon the day,
When trifling with God’s mercy,
You, careless, said, “Someday.” Topics: Warning Tune Title: [Someday when God's sweet Spirit]
Someday (Elliott)
Angels Are Gathering Home
Author: E. A. Barnes Hymnal: Band Music #32 (1886) Scripture: Luke 16:22 First Line: 'Tis oft that we stand at the couch Refrain First Line: Angels are gathinging home Languages: English Tune Title: ['Tis oft that we stand at the couch]
Angels Are Gathering Home
A Worldling, wretched, vile and base
Hymnal: Church Hymn Book #XCVIII (1816) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: Luke 16:19-31 Lyrics: 1 A Worldling, wretched, vile and base,
Not subject to restraining grace;
But yielded to his lusts and pride,
And set all fear of God aside.
2 Though he had riches laid in store,
Yet no compassion on the poor!
A beggar in a helpless state,
Found no assistance at his gate.
3 The worldling spent his precious days,
In Luxuries, in sports and plays--
While the poor beggar lay distress'd,
With poverty and sores oppress'd.
4 But to them both it proved strange,
To meet with such a sudden change;
The worldling sent to endless pain,
The beggar plac'd with Christ to reign.
5 This is the sinners awful case:
They who neglect the time of grace;
They cry for help, but O too late!
When once they share their lot and fate.
6 The worldlilng pray'd to get relief,
To metigate his pain and grief;
But father Abr'am could not grant
that cooling drop which he did want.
7 If we seek heaven here on earth,
We loose the heav'n of greater worth;
To bear the Cross with Jesus here,
Intitles us to glory there.
8 Dear Saviour, make us truly wise,
All sinful pleasures to despise--
The greatest evil we can do:
That is to choose our heav'n below. Topics: First Sunday after Trinity Languages: English
A Worldling, wretched, vile and base
Come, One and All (Psalm 49)
Author: Martin Leckebusch Hymnal: Lift Up Your Hearts #126 (2013) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: Luke 16:19-31 First Line: Come, one and all, from near and far Topics: Jesus Christ Miracles; Jesus Christ Teachings of; Rounds and Canons; Wisdom Languages: English Tune Title: KIÚ-JI-IT
Come, One and All (Psalm 49)
A worldling wretched, vile and base
Author: Paul Henkel Hymnal: Church Hymn Book; consisting of hymns and psalms, original and selected. adapted to public worship and many other occasions. 2nd ed. #201 (1838) Scripture: Luke 16:19-31 Topics: For the Gospels and Epistles Languages: English
A worldling wretched, vile and base
Go, Happy Soul
Author: George Ratcliffe Woodward Hymnal: Rejoice in the Lord #590 (1985) Meter: 9.8.9.8 Scripture: Luke 16:22 First Line: Go, happy soul: thy days are ended Lyrics: 1 Go, happy soul: thy days are ended,
thy pilgrimage on earth below;
go, by angelic guard attended;
to God's own Paradise now go.
2 Go, Christ the Shepherd good befriend thee,
who gave his life thy soul to win;
'tis even he that shall defend thee,
thy going out and coming in.
3 Go forth in peace; farewell to sadness;
may rest in Paradise be thine;
in Jesus' presence there is gladness,
light everlasting on thee shine. Topics: Funerals Languages: English Tune Title: COMMANDMENTS
Go, Happy Soul
Come to the Banquet
Author: Patricia B. Clark Hymnal: A Taste of Heaven's Joys #13 (2005) Meter: 10.10.10.10 with antiphon Scripture: Luke 16:19-31 First Line: Come to the banquet: the table is set Refrain First Line: Come to the banquet: the table is set Topics: Diversity; Eucharist; Hospitality; Inclusion; Servant Leadership Languages: English Tune Title: INVITATION (Thomerson)
Come to the Banquet
Comforted
Author: M. Fraser Hymnal: Sacred Songs No. 1 #15 (1896) Scripture: Luke 16:25 First Line: After a long and weary strife Lyrics: 1 After a long and weary strife,
After a struggle ‘twixt death and life,
How sweet to feel the tempest cease,
The angry billows sink to peace,
And perfect calm begin.
2 After the night of darkness here,
After the gloom, the doubt, the fear,
How sweet to hail heav’n’s dawning day,
When ev’ry cloud is rolled away,
And ev’ry eye sees clear.
3 After the din and war of earth,
After its wild, discordant mirth,
How sweet to list the rapt’rous song
That rises from the white robed throng,
Upon the crystal sea.
4 After the heart’s deep agony,
After its yearning for sympathy,
How passing sweet will be the rest
Within the arms, upon the breast,
Of Christ the Comforter. Topics: Comfort - Comforter Tune Title: [After a long and weary strife]
Comforted
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