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Text:Con Cánticos, Señor
Author:Charles Wesley, 1835-1896
Translator:Merrill N. Hutchinson, 1835-1896
Tune:[Con cánticos, Señor]
Composer:John Darwall
Media:MIDI file

13629. Con Cánticos, Señor

1 Con cánticos, Señor,
Mi corazón y voz
Te adoran con fervor,
¡Oh Trino, Santo Dios!
En tu mansión yo te veré,
Y paz eterna gozaré.

2 Tu mano paternal
Trazó mi senda aquí;
Mis pasos, cada cual,
Velados son por ti.
En tu mansión yo te veré,
Y paz eterna gozaré.

3 Innumerables son
Los bienes, y sin par,
Que por tu compasión
Recibo sin cesar.
En tu mansión yo te veré,
Y paz eterna gozaré.

4 Tú eres, ¡oh Señor!
Mi sumo, todo bien;
Mil lenguas tu amor
Cantando siempre estén.
En tu mansión yo te veré,
Y paz eterna gozaré.

Text Information
First Line: Con cánticos, Señor
Title: Con Cánticos, Señor
Author: Charles Wesley, 1835-1896
Translator: Merrill N. Hutchinson, 1835-1896
Language: Spanish
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Con cánticos, Señor]
Composer: John Darwall (1770)
Key: D Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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