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17030. Young People's Savior

1. Young peo­ple’s Sav­ior, hark when we are pray­ing:
Go af­ter those who from Thy fold are stray­ing;
They are Thine own tho’ blind­ed by temp­ta­tion,
Give them sal­va­tion.

2. And when Thou hear­est souls in sec­ret sigh­ing,
How they are long­ing and for peace are cry­ing;
Teach them to soar on wings of prayer to Hea­ven,
Peace to be giv­en.

3. Show them the light that from Thy throne is beam­ing,
Show them the love that un­to them is stream­ing,
Give them the grace that ov­er­comes temp­ta­tion,
Give them sal­va­tion.

Text Information
First Line: Young people's Savior, hark when we are praying
Title: Young People's Savior
Author: Olfert H. Ricard (1872-1929)
Meter: 11.10.11.6
Language: English
Source: Ungdommens Frelser; Trans­lat­ed from Dan­ish to Eng­lish by Paul C. Paul­sen in the Hym­nal for Church and Home, ed­it­ed by Jens C. Aa­berg (Blair, Ne­bras­ka: Dan­ish Lut­her­an Pub­lish­ing House, 1927), num­ber 324.
Tune Information
Name: FLEMMING
Composer: Friedrich F. Flemming (1811)
Meter: 11.10.11.6
Key: A♭ Major
Source: Flemming wrote the tune for male voices for part of Horace's ode Integer Vitae. It was first published as a hymn tune in the 1875 edition of the Congregational Psalmist



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