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Adam, Our Father and Our Head
Author: Isaac Watts Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 42 hymnals Lyrics: 1. Adam, our father and our head,
Transgressed, and justice doomed us dead;
The fiery law speaks all despair:
There’s no reprieve nor pardon there.
2. But, O unutterable grace!
The Son of God takes Adam’s place;
Down to our world the Savior flies,
Stretches His arms, and bleeds, and dies.
3. Justice was pleased to bruise the God,
And pay its wrongs with heav’nly blood:
What unknown racks and pangs He bore!
Then rose; the law could ask no more.
4. Amazing work! look down, ye skies,
Wonder and gaze with all your eyes;
Ye heav’nly thrones, stoop from above,
And bow to this mysterious love.
5. Lo! they adore th’incarnate Son,
And sing the glories He hath won;
Sing how He broke our iron chains,
How deep He sunk, how high He reigns!
6. Triumph and reign, victorious Lord,
By all the flaming hosts adored;
And say, dear Conqueror, say how long
Ere we shall rise to join their song.
7. Send down a chariot from above,
With fiery wheels, and paved with love;
Raise us beyond th’ethereal blue,
To sing and love as angels do. Used With Tune: ALSTONE Text Sources: Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Book I, 1707, number 43
Adam, Our Father and Our Head
Silent, like men in solemn haste
Author: Horatius Bonar Appears in 22 hymnals Used With Tune: ALSTONE
Silent, like men in solemn haste
Do Flesh And Nature Dread To Die?
Author: Isaac Watts Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 19 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Do flesh and nature dread to die?
And timorous thoughts our minds enslave?
But grace can raise our hopes on high,
And quell the terrors of the grave.
2 Do we not dwell in clouds below,
And little know the God we love?
Why should we like this twilight so,
When ’tis all noon in worlds above?
3 When we put off this fleshly load,
We’re from a thousand mischiefs free,
For ever present with our God,
Where we have longed and wished to be.
4 No more shall pride or passion rise,
Or envy fret, or malice roar,
Or sorrow mourn, with downcast eyes,
And sin defile our eyes no more.
5 ’Tis best, ’tis infinitely best,
To go where tempters cannot come,
Where saints and angels, ever blest,
Dwell and enjoy their heavenly home.
6 O for a visit from my God,
To drive my fears of death away,
And help me through this darksome road,
To realms of everlasting day! Used With Tune: ALSTONE Text Sources: Sermons, 1721-27
Do Flesh And Nature Dread To Die?
Look up to heaven the industrious
Author: William Wordsworth Appears in 6 hymnals Topics: Mid-Day Used With Tune: ALSTONE
Look up to heaven the industrious
O write upon my memory, Lord
Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: Catechism Used With Tune: ALSTONE
O write upon my memory, Lord
O Lord, the Holy Innocents
Author: C. F. Alexander Appears in 19 hymnals Used With Tune: ALSTONE
O Lord, the Holy Innocents
Look from the sphere of endless day
Author: William Cullen Bryant Appears in 174 hymnals Used With Tune: ALSTONE
Look from the sphere of endless day
إن الذين اتكلوا
Appears in 5 hymnals Lyrics: 1 إن الذين اتكلوا
على الإله ارتفعوا
كطورِ صِهيونَ الذي
للدهر لا يُزعزعُ
2 أورُشليمُ حولها
جبالُ عزٍّ ومددْ
والرب حول شعبهِ
من يومنا إلى الأبد
3 لا تستقر دائما
عصا أثيمٍ قد عصى
على نصيبِ صادقٍ
لله قلباً أخلصا
4 يا ربَّنا أحسِن إلى
أهل الصلاح والكمالْ
والمستقيمِ القلب مَن
لا غِش فيه أو ضلالْ
5 أما الذين عدَلوا
إلى الطريقِ المنحرفْ
فربُّنا يُذهِبُهمْ
مع الأثيم المقترِفْ Used With Tune: ALSTONE
إن الذين اتكلوا
The New-Born Child This Early Morn
Author: Cyriacus Schneegass; Emmaneul Cronenwett Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 7 hymnals Lyrics: 1 The new-born Child this early morn,
The dear Christ-child of virgin born,
Again brings from His heav’nly home
A New Year to all Christendom.
2 This causes joy to angels fair,
Who love to keep us in their care;
They sing that in this wondrous Child
God now with man is reconciled.
3 If God be reconciled with men,
What harm can Satan do us then?
O’er Satan, death, and gates of hell,
This Christ-child shall for us prevail.
4 He brings the year of jubilee!
Why doubt we yet despondently?
Cheer up! This is a joyous day,
The Christ-child drives all care away. Used With Tune: ALSTONE Text Sources: Weihenacht und New Jahrs-Gesäng (Erfurt, Germany, 1595); Tr.: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal (Columbus, OH: Ohio Synodical Printing House, 1880)
The New-Born Child This Early Morn
It is a thing most wonderful
Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 62 hymnals Used With Tune: ALSTONE
It is a thing most wonderful
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