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Text:En el huerto, agonizante
Author:Desconocido
Tune:ALTA TRINITA BEATA

59. En el huerto, agonizante

1 En el huerto agonizante,
Contemplamos al Señor,
Y postrado de su rostro
Brota sangre por sudor.
¡Oh Jesús! Por mis delitos
Padeciste tal dolor:
A tus pies arrepentido,
Mírame, buen Redentor.

2 Ved a Cristo en el pretorio
Azotado con furor;
Es de afrentas muy cubierto
Por los hombres el Señor.
Con ultrajes y blasfemias
Ponen sin ningún temor
Una vil y cruel corona
En la frente de su Dios.

3 Al cordero manso cargan
Con el leño del dolor;
Su pesada cruz a cuestas
Lleva Cristo el Salvador.
A la cruz está clavado:
¡Reflexiona, pecador!
¡Mira al Hijo del eterno
Perdonando al malhechor!

Text Information
First Line: En el huerto, agonizante
Author: Desconocido
Meter: 8 7, 8 7, 8 7, 8 7.
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1964
Topic: El Año Cristiano: Semana Santa; Christian Year: Holy Week
Tune Information
Name: ALTA TRINITA BEATA
Meter: 8 7, 8 7, 8 7, 8 7.
Key: E♭ Major
Source: De "Laudi Spirituali", 1336.



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