427 | Laudes Domini#428 | 429 |
Text: | Guidance and Growth |
Translator: | G. Moultrie |
Tune: | HERSTMONCEUX |
Composer: | E. Prout |
1 Come thou, oh, come:
Sweetest and kindliest,
Giver of tranquil rest
Unto the weary soul;
In all anxiety
With power from heaven on high.
2 Come thou, oh, come:
Help in the hour of need,
Strength of the broken reed,
Guide of each lonely one;
Orphans' and widows' stay,
Who tread in life's hard way.
3 Come thou, oh, come:
Glorious and shadow-free,
Star of the stormy sea,
Light of the tempest-tost;
Harbor our souls to save
When hope upon the wave
Is lost.
4 Come thou, oh, come:
Joy in life's narrow path,
Hope in the hour of death,
Come, Blessed Spirit, come;
Lead thou us tenderly,
Till we shall find with thee
Our home.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Come thou, oh, come |
Title: | Guidance and Growth |
Translator: | G. Moultrie |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1890 |
Topic: | Graces of the Spirit; Christians: Graces; Graces, Christian(2 more...) |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | HERSTMONCEUX |
Composer: | E. Prout |
Meter: | P. M. |
Key: | A♭ Major |