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Moderation
Author: Needham Hymnal: A Collection of Evangelical Hymns #CXXXVI (1793) Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Happy the man, whose cautious steps Lyrics: 1 Happy the man, whose cautious steps
Still keep the golden mean,
Whose life, by wisdom's rules well form'd
Declares a conscience clean.
2 Not of himself he highly thinks,
Nor acts the boaster's part;
His modest tongue the language speaks
Of his still humbler heart.
3 Not in base scandal's arts he deals,
For truth dwells in his breast;
With grief he sees his neighbour's faults,
And thinks and hopes the best.
4 What blessings bounteous heaven bestows,
He takes with thankful heart;
With temperance he both eats and drinks,
And gives the poor a part.
5 To sect or party, his large soul
Disdains to be confin'd;
The good he loves of every name
And prays for all mankind.
Topics: Graces Languages: English
Moderation
Moderation and Charity
Hymnal: Hymns Adapted to Public Worship or Family Devotion #200 (1818) Meter: 8.8.6 First Line: When I behold my table spread Languages: English
Moderation and Charity
Moderation, or the saint indeed
Author: Needham Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns #CCLXI (1792) Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Happy the man whose cautious steps Lyrics: 1 Happy the man whose cautious steps,
still keep the golden mean;
Whose life by wisdom's rules well form'd
Declares a conscience clean.
2 Not of himself he highly thinks,
Nor acts the boaster's part;
His modest tongue the language speaks
Of his still humbler heart.
3 Not in base scandal's arts he deals,
For truth dwells in his breast;
With grief he sees his neighbour's faults
And thinks and hopes the best.
4 What blessings bounteous heaven bestows
He takes with thankful heart
With temperance he both eats and drinks,
And gives the poor a part.
5 To sect or party, his large soul
Disdains to be confin'd;
The good he loves of every name
And prays for all mankind.
6 Pure is his zeal, the offspring fair
Of truth and heavenly love;
The bigot's rage can never dwell
Where rests the peaceful dove.
7 His business is to keep his heart,
Each passion to control;
Nobly ambitious well to rule
The empire of his soul.
8 Not on the world his heart is set,
His treasure is above;
Nothing beneath the sovereign good,
Can claim his highest love.
Topics: Graces of the Spirit Moderation; Moderation; Saint indeed Scripture: Philippians 4:5 Languages: English
Moderation, or the saint indeed
Modern Christianity
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #4296 Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: How vainly do the heathen strive Lyrics: 1. How vainly do the heathen strive
To falsify our Master’s word,
Who teach us that we may godly live
Yet never suffer for our Lord;
In ancient times the fact allow,
But say, the world is Christian now.
2. Christian the world of drunkards is,
The world of whoremongers and thieves,
The slaves of foul and fair excess;
Whoe’er the Christian rite receives,
Led from the font at Satan’s will,
Haters of Christ, and Christians still.
3. The devilish, and the sensual crowd,
Who as brute beasts their lusts obey,
Lovers of pleasure more than God,
Who dance, and curse, and fight and play,
Monsters of vice, our nature’s shame,
All hell assumes the Christian name.
4. Yet still when Antichrist prevails,
And Satan sits in Moses’ chair,
The Gospel truths are idle tales,
No cross, no Holy Ghost is there,
The heathen world will Christian seem,
And bid us take the rule from them.
5. The temple of the Lord are we,
(The synagogue of Satan cry)
We need not persecuted be
Or cruelly ourselves deny:
Come see, ye fools, who sigh and grieve,
How much at ease we Christians live.
6. We are the men—of wealth and state,
Of pomp, and fashionable ease,
Honor, and power, and pleasure wait
The silken sons of downy peace;
And lo! we glide secure and even
Down a broad flowery way—to Heaven.
7. While house to house, and field to field,
And living we to living join
The gazing crowd obeisance yield
And praise the slick and smooth Divine
Who saves them all the madman’s care,
The drudgery of faith, and prayer.
8. No fanciful enthusiasts we
To look for inspiration here,
To dream from sin to be set free
Or hope to feel the Spirit near,
Or know our sins on earth forgiven,
Or madly give up all for Heaven! Languages: English Tune Title: SAGINA (Short)
Modern Christianity
Modia, modia (Come home, come home, for fear of being lost)
Hymnal: Protestant Madagascar Hymnal, 2001 #762 (2001) Languages: Malagasy Tune Title: [Come home, come home, for fear of being lost]
Modia, modia (Come home, come home, for fear of being lost)
Modia, modia (Come home, come home, for fear of being lost)
Hymnal: Small Church Music #6586 Languages: Malagasy Tune Title: [Come home! come home]
Modia, modia (Come home, come home, for fear of being lost)
Modia, modia, o, ry mpanota o! (Come home, come home, O sinners)
Hymnal: Protestant Madagascar Hymnal, 2001 #395 (2001) Languages: Malagasy Tune Title: [Come home, come home, O sinners]
Modia, modia, o, ry mpanota o! (Come home, come home, O sinners)
Modia, modia, o, ry mpanota o! (Come home, come home, O sinners)
Hymnal: Small Church Music #6972 Languages: Malagasy Tune Title: [Come home come home O sinners]
Modia, modia, o, ry mpanota o! (Come home, come home, O sinners)
Modiga gan framat
Author: Eric Bergqvist Hymnal: Fridsroester Sangbok foer Vaeckelsemoeten, Boenemoeten, Ungdomsmoeten, Soenddagsskilan och Hemmet #d81 (1910) First Line: I Kristi stridsm'n Languages: Swedish
Modiga gan framat
Modlitwa Pańska (gregoriańska)
Hymnal: Śpiewnik Ewangelicki #362 (2002) First Line: Ojcze nasz, któryś jest w niebie Topics: Nabożeństwo Śpiewy litugiczne Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13 Languages: Polish Tune Title: OJCZE NASZ, KTÓRYŚ JEST W NIEBIE
Modlitwa Pańska (gregoriańska)
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