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Text:Glory be to Jesus
Translator:Edward Caswall, 1814-1878
Tune:CASWALL
Composer:Friedrich Filitz, 1804-1876

108. Glory be to Jesus

1 Glory be to Jesus,
who, in bitter pains,
poured for me the life-blood
from his sacred veins.

2 Grace and life eternal
in that blood I find;
blest be his compassion,
infinitely kind.

3 Blest through endless ages
be the precious stream,
which from endless torments
did the world redeem.

4 Abel's blood for vengeance
pleaded to the skies;
but the blood of Jesus
for our pardon cries.

5 Oft as it is sprinkled
on our guilty hearts,
Satan in confusion
terror-struck departs.

6 Oft as earth exulting
wafts its praise on high,
angel-hosts rejoicing
make their glad reply.

7 Lift ye then your voices;
swell the mighty flood;
louder still and louder
praise the precious blood.

Text Information
First Line: Glory be to Jesus
Translator: Edward Caswall, 1814-1878
Meter: 65 65
Language: English
Publication Date: 2000
Scripture: ; ; ; ;
Topic: Passiontide and Holy Week; Lent V: Year A
Source: Italian
Tune Information
Name: CASWALL
Composer: Friedrich Filitz, 1804-1876
Meter: 65 65
Key: G Major



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