Glory to God ‎#437

437. You Are the Lord, Giver of Mercy!

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Text Information

• First Line: You are the Lord, giver of mercy!
• Title: You Are the Lord, Giver of Mercy!
• Meter: 9.9.9
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 2013
• Scripture:
  Luke 1:50
  ;
  Ephesians 2:4
  ;
  Titus 3:4-5
  ;
  Hebrews 4:16
  ;
  1 Peter 1:3
• Topic: Forgiveness; Mercy
• Source: Trad. liturgical text; rev. The Worshipbook, 1970
• Copyright: © 1970 The Westminster Press (admin. Westminster John Knox Press)
• ONE LICENSE: 78878

Tune Information

• Name: WAYFARING STRANGER
• Arranger: Richard D. Wetzel (1972)
• Meter: 9.9.9
• Key: e minor
• Source: Appalachian folk melody
• Copyright: © 1972 The Westminster Press (admin. Westminster John Knox Press)

Text Information:

This adaptation of the traditional Kyrie eleison text transforms a series of petitions into a series of acclamations. With harsher music these might have seemed bold or rash, but this plaintive setting derived from an Appalachian melody preserves a sense of humility and trust.