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Morning Prayer

Author: Jacob B. Baltzly Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16141 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: When I, dear Lord, arise from sleep Lyrics: 1 When I, dear Lord, arise from sleep, Each day my heart from ev­il keep; On me Thy guar­di­an Spi­rit send, To lead me safe­ly to its end. 2 But should I die along its way, Amid the la­bors of the day, And all the scenes that it at­tend, To Thee my spi­rit I com­mend. 3 And hum­bly ask of Thee, to lend Me wings of an­gels, to as­cend To Thee, in pa­ra­dise to­day; And this in Je­sus’ name I pray. Languages: English Tune Title: BEAVERTON
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Emerging From Yon Silent Grave

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16162 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Emerging from yon si­lent grave Lyrics: 1 Emerging from yon si­lent grave, What won­drous per­son do I see? It is Im­ma­nu­el, strong to save, Who loved, and lived, and died for me. 2 I see Him mount the az­ure skies, And seated on His roy­al throne, Whence He looks down with pi­ty­ing eyes, And makes my cares and griefs His own. 3 Oh could I in a clear­er light, Behold the beau­ties of His face, Divinely sweet, di­vine­ly bright, How would I fly to His em­brace! Languages: English Tune Title: LOUELLA
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Learn, Oh My Soul,What 'Tis To Die!

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16253 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Learn, oh my soul, what ’tis to die! Lyrics: 1 Learn, oh my soul, what ’tis to die! Th’event how so­lemn, and how nigh; When ev­ery tongue shall si­lent be, These eyes no pleas­ing ob­ject see. 2 The ac­tive limbs, the come­ly face, Turned to a mass of rot­ten­ness; The name for­got, the sub­stance gone, No more ad­mired, no long­er known. 3 But thou, my soul, must then re­main, In ev­er­last­ing joy or pain; The bliss of Heav’n with an­gels share, Or else be plunged in black des­pair. 4 Then be these so­lemn thoughts im­pressed, With pow­er di­vine on ev­ery breast; And ere ano­ther mo­ment pass, Oh let us seek re­new­ing grace. 5 Quickly to Je­sus may we fly, And on His right­eous­ness re­ly; Lo, our eter­nal all’s at stake, Awake, our slum­ber­ing souls, awake. Languages: English Tune Title: PENTECOST
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See, Whilst The Saint Expiring Lies

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16258 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: See, whilst the saint ex­pir­ing lies Lyrics: 1 See, whilst the saint ex­pir­ing lies, Upward he lifts his long­ing eyes; In praise he spends his lat­est breath, Triumphs in pain, and sings in death. 2 Oh who can tell what sec­ret power Supports him in the gloo­my hour; What un­seen hand is with him there, Or whence pro­ceeds that cheer­ful air? 3 A smile upon his lips ap­pears, His face a heav’n­ly as­pect wears; Each grief re­moved, each sin for­giv’n, On earth he feels the dawn of Heav’n. 4 Sinners be­hold, and won­der­ing cry, "Thus, like the right­eous, let me die"; But such an end they’ll ne­ver find, Who leave not such a life be­hind. Languages: English Tune Title: DE PAUW
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The Highest Heavens, The Brightest Sun

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16263 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: The high­est heav­ens, the bright­est sun Lyrics: 1 The high­est heav­ens, the bright­est sun, Are but faint em­blems of their Lord; He is the great, the migh­ty One, Strong is His arm, and true His word. 2 On earth what can with Him com­pare? Princes from Him de­rive their pow­er; Riches but sor­did tri­fles are, And beau­ty but a fad­ing flow­er. 3 He formed the stars, those glit­ter­ing orbs, Which move and shine at His com­mand; He made the bois­ter­ous sea, and curbs Its rag­ing bil­lows with His hand. 4 His aw­ful thun­der shakes the skies, The dus­ky clouds He makes His throne; With fear­ful speed His light­ning flies, And storms of hail come ratt­ling down. 5 The blus­ter­ing winds His will ob­ey, All na­ture trem­bles at His nod; He gov­erns with re­sist­less sway, And spreads His ter­rors all abroad. Languages: English Tune Title: MOZART
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The Trumpet sounds, The Judge Descends

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16276 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: The trum­pet sounds, the Judge des­cends Lyrics: 1 The trum­pet sounds, the Judge des­cends, A nu­mer­ous guard sur­rounds his throne; His once-dis­hon­ored form appears, Far bright­er than the noon-day sun. 2 Millions be­fore Him trem­bling stand, And wait the great de­ci­sive word— "Depart to ev­er­last­ing woe," Or "Come, ye bless­èd of the Lord." 3 According to their deeds per­formed, The right­eous sen­tence shall be giv’n; For saints and sin­ners is pre­pared, A dread­ful hell or glo­ri­ous Heav’n. Languages: English Tune Title: GRACE CHURCH
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With Joy, Ye Saints, Direct Your Eyes

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16279 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: With joy, ye saints, di­rect your eyes Lyrics: 1 With joy, ye saints, di­rect your eyes, Up to the world of per­fect light; Thither the hap­py spir­it flies, And faith and hope are turned to sight. 2 There liv­ing waters ev­er flow, And floods of pur­est plea­sure roll; Such as on earth we can­not know, And fru­its ce­les­ti­al feast the soul. 3 The hap­py saint for­gets his cares, Substantial joys are all his own; Troubles no more he feels or fears, For ev­er seat­ed near the throne. 4 There sits the Sav­ior and un­folds The mys­te­ries of re­deem­ing grace, While ev­ery humble soul be­holds The daz­zling lus­ter of His face. Languages: English Tune Title: ANGELUS
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To Thee Whose Eye All Nature Owns

Author: Thomas Hardy Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16280 Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 To Thee whose eye all nature owns, Who hurlest dynasts from their thrones And liftest those of low estate We sing, with her men consecrate! 2 Yea, Great and Good, Thee, Thee, we hail, Who shakes the strong, who shields the frail, Who had not shaped such souls as we If tender mercy lacked in Thee! 3 Though times be when the mortal moan Seems unascending to Thy throne, Though seers do not as yet explain Why suffering sobs to Thee in vain; 4 We hold that Thy unscanted scope Affords a food for final hope, That mild-eyed Prescience ponders nigh Life’s loom, to lull it by-and-by. 5 Therefore we choir to highest height The loving will, the kindly might That balances the vast for weal, That purges us by wounds to heal. 6 The systemed suns the skies enscroll Obey Thee in their rhythmic roll, Ride radiantly at Thy command, Are darkened by Thy master hand! 7 And these pale panting multitudes Seen surging here, their moils, their moods, All shall fulfill their joy in Thee, In Thee abide eternally! 8 Exultant adoration give To Thee, through whom all living live, To Thee, in whom all dying die, Whose means the end shall justify! Languages: English Tune Title: DEO GRACIAS
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In Heav'n The Heart O'erflows With Love

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16281 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: In Heav’n the heart o’er­flows with love Lyrics: 1 In Heav’n the heart o’er­flows with love, And ev­ery eye be­holds its God; The pass­ions now no long­er rove, The soul is washed in Je­sus’ blood. 2 Sin is for ev­er ban­ished thence, Ecstatic rap­tures fill the mind; The low de­lights of flesh and sense Are changed for plea­sures all re­fined. 3 Oceans of bliss in­ces­sant roll, Nor Sa­tan tempts, nor tyr­ants frown; No tran­si­ent clouds o’er­spread the soul And guilt and grief are ne­ver known. 4 Oh could we drop this cum­brous clay, Soon would we climb the up­per road; On wings of love fly swift away, Till we shall reach the throne of God. Tune Title: TRURO

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