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Herman H. Brueckner

Short Name: Herman H. Brueckner
Full Name: Brueckner, Herman H., 1866-1942
Birth Year: 1866
Death Year: 1942

Born: March 11, 1866, Grundy County, Iowa (birth name: Herman Heinrich Moritz Brueckner).
Died: January 25, 1942, Hebron, Nebraska (funeral held in Beatrice, Nebraska).
Buried: St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery, Waverly, Iowa.

After ordination in 1888, Brueckner pastored in Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky, and Wisconsin. He later moved to Iowa City, Iowa, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Iowa State University in 1917. In 1926, he joined the faculty of Hebron College in Nebraska. In 1938, Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa, conferred an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree on him. He retired as professor emeritus from Hebron College in 1941.

Sources:
Erickson, p. 254
Findagrave, accessed 14 Nov 2016
Hustad, p. 213
Stulken, p. 325

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TextsTunesHymnals
Texts by Herman H. Brueckner (116)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
خذ بيدي وقدنيHerman H. Brückner (Author)Arabic1
A Lamb goes forth our griefs to shareHerman Brueckner (Author)English4
A tender plant is growingHerman Brueckner (Author)2
Abide with us, Lord JesusHerman Brueckner (Author)English5
All hail, thou day of wondrous graceH. Brueckner (Author)2
Aloft in yonder belfryH. Brueckner (Author)2
Arise, my soul, new light receivingH. Brueckner (Translator)1
As o'er the realm of natureH. Brueckner (Author)2
Awake, my heart, and marvelH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
Awake, thou Spirit bold and daringHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
Be ye joyful, earth and skyHerman H. Brueckner (Author)6
Beautiful upon the mountain Are the feet of him who bringsH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Blessed Jesus, at Thy wordH. Brueckner (Translator (st. 4))English2
Blest is he that never walkethH. Brueckner, 1866-1942 (Translator)English2
By grace I am an heir of heavenHerman Brueckner (Author)English9
By nature man cannot achieveH. Brueckner (Translator)1
By sin weighed down, and sorely strickenH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
Cast me not in wrath awayH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Christ, of holiness the fountainH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Christians, keep your banners wavingHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)2
Come now, ye shepherds, away from your foldH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Commit thou all that grieves theeHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Dayspring of eternity, Light of Light, from God proceedingHerman Brueckner (Translator)English4
Dear Christians, one and all, rejoice, With exultation springingH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Evening and morning, sunset and dawningHerman Brueckner, 1866-1942 (Translator)English3
Firmly in my hand I holdHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
Five wells I know from which do flow peace, hope, joy andH. Brueckner (Translator)1
From distant shores returningH. Brueckner (Translator)3
From his throne in heavenH. Brueckner (Translator)4
Go joyfully forth to war against sinHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
Go with Jesus to thy taskHerman Brueckner (Author)4
God is in his holy temple, O let us adore himH. Brueckner (Translator)English5
Hark! a voice saith, All are mortalH. Brueckner (Translator (st. 3-5))English1
He lives, my Lord has left the graveH. Brueckner (Translator)2
How good it is for brethrenH. Brueckner (Translator)1
I have chosen thee, my SaviorH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
I worship love's transcending powerHerman Brueckner (Author)1
If God Himself be for meH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
If God Himself be for me, Who shall against me be?Herman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Immanuel, to thee we sing, Thou Prince of Life our Lord and KingHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English2
Jesus Christ as King is reigningHerman Brueckner (Author)2
Jesus, my Captain, to victory lead meH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Jesus, our Captain, Hope of our salvationH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Jesus, Savior of the virgin bornHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Jesus, Savior, wondrous mildH. Brueckner (Author)1
Jesus, sun of gladnessHerman Brueckner (Author)7
Let the earth exalt the LordH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Let us ever walk with Jesus, Follow His example pureH. Brueckner (Translator)English3
Lift up the banner of salvationH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Lord Jesus Christ, of virgin bornH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Lord Jesus Christ, the cause is thineHerman Brueckner (Author)5
Lord Jesu Christ, with us abideH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Lord, open thou both heart and earH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Lord, thy blessing send usH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Lord, thy Word, that sacred treasureH. Brueckner (Translator)4
Midst the lillies blooming yonderH. Brueckner (Translator)English3
Most fervent thanks I renderH. Brueckner (Translator)1
My beautiful home is in heaven aboveH. Brueckner (Translator)1
My heart delights, O Lord, upon Thy works to ponderH. Brueckner (Translator)2
My soul has found the sure foundationH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
My truest Friend abides in heavenH. Brueckner (Translator)3
Now rest beneath night's shadows All woodlands, fields, and meadowsHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Now to gain a night's reposeH. Brueckner (Translator)1
O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, How green thy branches ever (Brueckner)H. Brueckner (Translator)English2
O come, little children, O come, one and all (Brueckner)Herman Brueckner (Author)English10
O God, if thy beloved SonH. Brueckner (Translator)1
O holy child we welcome theeHerman Brueckner (Author)2
O let us praise the Christmas treeHerman Brueckner (Author)3
O Lord, thou living bread from heavenHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English2
O my Savior, I adore theeH. Brueckner (Translator)2
O power of love, all else transcendingH. Brueckner (Translator)English12
Take thou my hand, O FatherHermann H. M. Brueckner, 1866-1942 (Translator (from German))English23
O that thy fire now soon were kindledH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
O where is the home for the soul to be foundH. Brueckner (Translator)English3
One thing only, Lord, is needfulH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Onward move, onward move, Zion in the pathsHerman Brueckner (Author)1
Our Savior to the Jordan cameH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Preserve in fullest measureH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Seek ye who will some other wayH. Brueckner (Author)1
Sing praise to God who reigns aboveH. Brueckner (Translator (sts. 2-3))English1
Sinners may to Christ draw nearH. Brueckner (Translator)English2
Soul of mine, to God awakingH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Soul, with all thine anguishH. Brueckner (Translator)1
Thank ye the Lord, Give thanks to the LordHerman Brueckner (Author)4
That we our will to him might yieldH. Brueckner (Translator)1
The heavens cannot thee embraceHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
The Lord hath helped me hithertoHerman Brueckner (Author)English, Malagasy4
The morning sun illumines the skiesHerman Brueckner (Author)3
The sun ascendingH. Brueckner (Translator)1
The sun's bright rays are lost to sightH. Brueckner (Translator)1
The tribute of our thanks we bringH. Brueckner (Translator)2
The truest friend abides in heavenH. Brueckner (Translator)1
There is a gentle Gardener, Who owns a gardenfairHerman Brueckner (Author)2
There is a little gardenerHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
Thou art the Way, the Truth, the Life from heavenH. Brueckner (Translator)2
To God be honor, laud and praiseHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
To thee, eternal God, Our fervent thanksHerman H. Brueckner (Author)4
To us from heaven's lofty heightH. Brueckner (Translator)4
Upon a mount there stood a treeH. Brueckner (Translator)3
Wait thou, O my soulHerman Brueckner (Author)2
We all believe in one true God, Father, Son and Holy GhostH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
We gather to worship Jehovah, the righteousH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Weary now I go to restHerman Brueckner (Author)1
Weary now, I seek reposeHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English1
What is the world to meH. Brueckner (Translator)English1
What wealth of joy thy presence lendethHerman H. Brueckner (Author)2
When children, young and tenderHerman H. Brueckner (Author)3
Who knows how soon my days are endedH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Why art thou heavy heartedHerman H. Brueckner (Translator)English2
Why should I repine in sadnessH. Brueckner (Translator)1
With noiseless step an angelH. Brueckner (Translator)2
With the Lord thy task beginH. Brueckner (Author)7
Would you know my greatest prizeH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Ye baptized people, one and allHerman Brueckner (Author)2
Ye Christians, sing a joyful layH. Brueckner (Translator)2
Zion's daughter, O rejoiceHerman H. Brueckner (Author)3
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