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Ven Hoy al Salvador

Author: John M. Wigner; Marjorie J. de Caudill Appears in 2 hymnals Scripture: Matthew 11:28 Used With Tune: INVITATION
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O God, Be Merciful

Meter: 6.6.6.6 D Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: God Omniscience of; Imprecatory Psalms; Persecution; Praise; Suffering and Deliverance Scripture: Psalm 56 Used With Tune: INVITATION Text Sources: OPC/URCNA 2016
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مختارة الرحمان

Author: حبيب خوري Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: 1 مُختارةُ الرحمانْ أغرودة الزمانْ وصفوة البلدانْ تلك هي الأوطانْ أُردُنُّها الجميل وأرزُها الأثيلْ وبحرةُ الجليلْ خالدةُ الألحانْ 2 أنارت الدنيا مُثُلُها العليا فهي بها تحيا على مدى الأزمانْ منها المسيح قامْ فيها قضى وقامْ وخلَّصَ الأنامْ فحققَ الأمانْ 3 يا مصدر الإنعامْ أيِّد بها السلامْ وانشره في الأقوامْ مُوَطَّدُ الأركانْ وارفع لِوا يسوعْ في هذه الربوعْ فتسعدَ الجموعْ وترتقي الأوطانْ Used With Tune: INVITATION
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Joy! Joy! A Year Is Born

Author: Anonymous Meter: 6.6.6.6 D Appears in 12 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Joy! joy! a year is born; A year to man is given, For hope, and peace, and love, For faith, and truth, and Heaven. Though earth be dark with care, With death and sorrow rife, Yet toil, and pain, and prayer, Lead to our higher life. 2 Behold, the fields are white! No longer idly stand! Go forth in love and might; Man needs thy helping hand. Thus may each day and year To prayer and toil be given Till man to God draw near, And earth become like Heaven. Used With Tune: INVITATION Text Sources: A Book of Hymns for Public and Private Devotion by Samuel Longfellow and Samuel Johnson (Boston: Ticknor, Reed & Fields, 4th ed., 1849)
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كما أنا وليس لي عذر لديك

Appears in 4 hymnals Lyrics: 1 كما أنا وليس لي عذر لديك إلا الدم المسفوك عني من يديك وأمرك القائل أن آتي إليك آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع 2 كما أنا ولست أبقى كي أزيل عيباً من العيوب والحملُ ثقيل إليك يا من دمه يشفي العليل آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع 3 كما أنا وإن أكن مُلقىً على جمر همومٍ وشكوكٍ وبَلا من كل صوب خارجا وداخلا آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع 4 كما أنا أعمى شقي وفقير فيك الشفاء والنور والغنى الكثير نعم وكل حاجتي أيا قدير آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع 5 كما أنا تقبلُني في صفحكا مُرَحّباً مُطهراً ببركا لأن قلبي واثقٌ بوعدكا آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع 6 كما أنا وقد نقضت عهدكا جهلاً بحبك أهنت مجدكا الآن كي لك أكون وحدكا آتي أنا يا حمل الله الوديع Used With Tune: INVITATION
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I Will Look Up

Author: Josephine D. Heard Meter: 6.6.6.6 D Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I will look up to thee Lyrics: 1. I will look up to thee With faith's ne'er-failing sight, My trust repose in thee, Though dark and chill Earth's night. I will look up to thee, Though rough and long the way, Still sure thou leadest me Unto the perfect day. 2. I will look up to thee When lone and faint and weak. My grace sufficeth thee, I hear thy soft voice speak. I will look up to thee, For if thou, Lord, art near, Temptations quickly flee, And clouds soon disappear. 3. I will look up to thee; With feeble voice I cry. Lord, pity helpless me; Without thine aid I die. I will look up to thee, Who died my soul to save, Who bore my load of sin, Thy blood a ransom gave. 4. I will look up to thee, The all-anointed One, Who opes the gate for me, To the eternal throne. I will look up to thee; I feel my sins forgiv'n; Thy footprints, Lord, I see; They mark the way to Heav'n. 5. I will look up to thee When doubt and fear arise; Though dangers compass me, Upward I lift mine eyes. I will look up to thee, Thou bright and morning star; With eyes of faith I see Thy glory from afar. 6. I will look up to thee! Though all I have below, Thou takest, Lord, from me, Thou canst the more bestow. I will look up to thee, My hand shall rest in thine; Where e’er thou wilt lead me, Thy will, O Lord, not mine. Topics: Lent Week 2 Scripture: Psalm 121:1-2 Used With Tune: INVITATION

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