Glory to God ‎#194

194. When Jesus Wept

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When Jesus wept, the falling tear
in mercy flowed beyond all bound.
When Jesus groaned, a trembling fear
seized all the guilty world around.

Text Information

• First Line: When Jesus wept, the falling tear
• Title: When Jesus Wept
• Author: Perez Morton (1770)
• Meter: LM
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 2013
• Scripture:
  Luke 19:41
  ;
  John 11:35
• Topic: Christian Year: Baptism of Jesus; Christian Year: Transfiguration; Jesus Christ: Life; Mercy

Tune Information

• Name: WHEN JESUS WEPT
• Composer: William Billings (1770)
• Meter: LM
• Key: d minor
• Notes: *May be sung as a canon.

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Like Paul Revere’s engraving of people singing around a table that formed the frontispiece of the volume where this canon appeared, its music and words (based on John 11:35, 38) were the fruits of the lively cultural scene in Boston during an era of growing colonial unrest.