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The Voice of God Goes Out through All the World

Author: Luke Connaughton, 1919-1979 Meter: 10.10.10.10 Appears in 11 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:16 Topics: Advent 3, Year B; Ordinary Time 3, Year C; Advent; Freedom; Healing; Jesus Christ; Justice; Majesty and Power; New Creation; Poverty; Social Concern; World; Canons Used With Tune: TOULON

Take My Life, O Father, Mold It

Meter: 8.7.8.7 Appears in 10 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:16 Topics: Prayer Petitions Used With Tune: GALUPPI Text Sources: Bartol's Hymns for the Sanctuary, 1849; Hymn Tune & Service Book, 1879 (arr.)

Within Our Darkest Night (En nuestra oscuridad)

Author: Taizé Community Appears in 9 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:8 First Line: Within our darkest night (En nuestro oscuridad) Topics: Death; Muerte Used With Tune: [Within our darkest night]

"Tried, Precious, Sure"

Author: Frances R. Havergal Appears in 8 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:16 First Line: Through the yesterday of ages Lyrics: 1 Through the yesterday of ages, Jesus, thou hast been the same; Through our own life's checkered pages, Still the one dear changeless name; Well may we in thee confide, Faithful Saviour, proved and tried. 2 Joyfully we stand and witness Thou art still to-day the same; In thy perfect, glorious fitness, Meeting every need and claim; Chiefest of ten thousand thou! Saviour, O most precious, now! 3 Gazing down the far forever, Brighter glows the one sweet name, Steadfast radiance paling never, Jesus, Jesus! still the same; Evermore thou shall endure, Our own Saviour, strong and pure. Topics: Christ Character of; Christ Corner-stone; Christians Love for Christ; Corner-Stone; Courage Used With Tune: CAERSALEM

Sweet Rest in Jesus

Author: L. S. Riggs Appears in 7 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:12 First Line: In Jesus I've found a sweet rest Refrain First Line: O how happy am I Used With Tune: [In Jesus I've found a sweet rest]

Today we lay the corner stone

Appears in 7 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:16-17 Topics: Dedicating of a Church

Wonderful

Author: James Relly Appears in 4 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:29 First Line: Wonderful thy name we call Lyrics: 1 Wonderful thy name we call, And wonderful thou art! We, in spirit, prostrate fall, And hail thy wounded heart! Thou hast us redeem'd to God, From ev'ry nation, kindred, tongue; Thou hast wash'd us in thy blood, And taught us the new song. 2 Jesus only is the Lord, He only holy is; Jesus is by us ador'd, He is our perfect bliss; We in him, and he in us, Thro' all his wounds, and death, and blood, In one body on the cross Were perfected to God. 3 Thou, O Christ, in Zion prais'd, Whom we our Saviour call, In the Godhead's glory rais'd Above the heavens all: Thee we hail, thou Prince of heav'n! 'Tis thee we hail, thou faithful heart! Thou thyself to us hast giv'n; All hail our better part! 4 Worthy is the holy Lamb, Pre-eminence is giv'n! Greatly glorious is his name, Above the highest heav'n! Yet he names on us his Name, And boldly owns the brotherhood, Calls us brethren without shame, And us presents to God.

Corner Stone

Author: James Relly Meter: Irregular Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:16 First Line: The builder, whom true wisdom sways Lyrics: 1 The builder, whom true wisdom sways, First, the foundation deeply lays; Prepar'd against each shock: Our builder, sure of his own plan, Founded us deeply in the man, On God, th' eternal rock. 2 Christ is that precious corner stone, Which all his church is built upon; Nor can it ever fall: The prophets, and apostles too, Other foundations never knew Than Jesus, Lord of all. 3 Christ, in this building is the door; And always open to the poor, Who would approach their God: Nor, tho' they're naked, need they fear; For Christ is yea; boldly draw near, And plead redeeming blood. 4 As windows rang'd, admit the light To chase the horrors of the night, Enlight'ning ev'ry part: So, in our Saviour's lovely face, The Godhead shines in love and grace, To cheer the human heart. 5 The stone the builders did refuse, Which human wisdom ne'er will choose, Is here the head-stone seen: Brought forth with joy to make all fast; Christ is the first stone and the last; The church is safe between. 6 The spacious roof, extended wide, Lock'd in secure on ev'ry aide, Braves all the storms that fall: Christ is that cov'ring, suited well, To shelter man from storms of hell; O Christ! thou art our all.

Hey Ney Yana

Author: Brook Medicine Eagle Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Isaiah 28:5 First Line: I walk in beauty, yes I do, yes I do Topics: Going Forth; Creation; Evening; First Nations Sunday; Service Music Offering; Service Music Sending Forth; Thanksgiving Used With Tune: [I walk in beauty, yes I do, yes I do] Text Sources: Taught by Leonard Eagle Cloud Howell