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My Refuge
Author: Alice B. Wood Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 5 hymnals First Line: To the rock flies the cony, the stork to her nest Lyrics: 1 To the rock flies the cony, the stork to her nest,
When tempests are gathering and black is the west;
So swift, by life’s trials o’erwhelmed and oppressed,
I fly to my refuge, Jehovah, my rest!
2 The nest, whither speedeth the storm beaten bird,
Aloft, on the fir top by tempests is stirred;
But the nest of my refuge no storm wind can smite;
’Tis the breast of Jehovah; I’m safe from afright.
3 The rock where the cony securely may hide
Is set in the mountain’s cold, pitiless side;
But the rock of my safety, the home of my quest,
’Tis the heart of my Savior: How warm and how blest!
4 Then blow, thou wild tempest, I fear not thy might,
Tho’ blackly thou lowerest, my prospect is bright;
Jehovah, my Savior, I fly to Thy breast;
Dear rock of my refuge! Dear sheltering nest!
Used With Tune: ACKWORTH
My Refuge
Noah; or, the Covenant of the Bow
Author: George Richards Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Let nations who tremble in fear of a flood
Noah; or, the Covenant of the Bow
Give This Year To Jesus
Author: Franklin E. Belden Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 5 hymnals First Line: To Jesus, to Jesus, give the coming year Lyrics: 1 To Jesus, to Jesus, give the coming year;
O ask Him to help you, ask Him to be near.
Refrain:
Give this year to Jesus, live and work for Him;
Labor for the Master, give this year to Him.
2 Be watchful, be prayerful; strive against the wrong,
And Jesus will aid you all the way along. [Refrain]
3 Be faithful, be earnest, live for God alone,
And peace shall reward you when the year has flown. [Refrain] Used With Tune: BATTLE CREEK Text Sources: Pearly Portals for the Sabbath School Oakland, CA: G. D. Russell, 1882)
Give This Year To Jesus
What A Savior
Author: Anthony J. Showalter Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: We lay our burdens all down at Jesus' feet Refrain First Line: O what a Savior! O what a friend is He! Lyrics: 1 We lay our burdens all down at Jesus’ feet,
And at His bidding find peace and rest so sweet.
Refrain:
O what a Savior! O what a friend is He!
On Calv’ry’s mountain He died to set us free.
2 No more we wander in sin’s destructive road;
Jesus, the mighty, has lifted that great load. [Refrain]
3 We now can praise Him, our only hope is He;
Within Him in glory we’ll spend eternity. [Refrain] Used With Tune: MEHLVILLE Text Sources: The Best Gospel Songs and Their Composers (Dalton, GA: A. J. Showalter Company, 1904)
What A Savior
The Bible
Author: August H. Ericsson Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: The Book of the ages, the oldest, the new Lyrics: 1 The Book of the ages, the oldest, the new;
We love thee, thy precepts, thy sayings so true;
Sweet light and assurance thy radiance leave,
And comfort in sorrow to those who believe.
2 Our fathers did love thee, thou blest sacred Book;
Thy words were their counsel, of thee they partook;
In seasons of anguish, ’mid fagot and flame,
Thy promise sustained them, they honored thy name.
3 Dear Bible, thy pages our God doth reveal,
Thy wonderful Gospel hath power to heal;
We read on thy pages of God’s love to man,
Salvation provided through Jesus’ dear name.
4 And now, blessèd Bible, our lamp thou shalt be,
To guide us all safely o’er life’s rugged sea;
And when to the haven of rest we shall come,
We’ll sing of thy worth with the ransomed at home. Used With Tune: TABRIZ Text Sources: Carols of Hope by Clarence M. Seamans, Frederick S. Stanton and Francis A. Blackmer (Boston: Advent Christian Publication Society, 1906)
The Bible
En duro pesebre mirad vuestro Dios
Author: A. M. P. Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 En duro pesebre mirad vuestro Dios:
Temblando de frio, ardiendo de amor.
Su madre le abriga con su corazón,
Y el niño sonríe al sentir su calor.
2 En pobre establo nace el Redentor;
Sepamos pagarle amor con amor:
Por cuna le ofrezco yo mi corazón,
Y allí le caliento con todo mi ardor.
Topics: Himnos y Cantos Para Los Niños; Navidad; Hymns and Songs for Children; Christmas Used With Tune: AMERICAN CAROL Text Sources: De "Cantemos del Señor", 1917.
En duro pesebre mirad vuestro Dios
Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor
Author: Desconocido Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 10 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor
Al cielo nos llama, que es patria mejor;
Do nunca la aurora perdió su fulgor;
Do brilla la gloria del Dios Creador.
2 Dejemos, hermanos, aparte el dolor;
Que arriba en los cielos el coro cantor
De espíritus puros proclama Señor
A Cristo, Dios Hombre, el gran Redentor.
3 Trabajas y sufres aquí, pecador;
El pan que teu comas tendrás con sudor;
Mas Dios te reserva por suerte mejor
Primicias celestes de eterno valor.
Topics: La Vida Cristiana Invitación; Arrepentimiento y Confesión; Repentance and Confession; The Christian Life Invitation Used With Tune: MALDWYN
Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor
Brille o no el sol, verano o invierno sea
Author: Joaquín de Palma Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 5 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Brille o no el sol, verano o invierno sea,
Recorre la montaña, el soto, el llano;
Cual Cristo la Palabra en Galilea,
Sembrar es tu misión, si eres cristiano.
2 Siembra doquiera la verdad divina,
Siémbrala con afanes, con dolores;
Que al soplo del Espíritu germina
Planta que al cielo da frutos y flores.
3 Quizás alguna vez tu planta herida
Sientas por las espinas del sendero;
¿No ves con ellas de Jesús ceñida
La frente augusta en el fatal madero?
4 Siembra, no temas, en la peña dura,
Deja en la roca estéril caer el grano,
Que suele hallar la gracia una hendidura
En el granito del orgullo humano.
5 En las arenas siembra del desierto,
Donde el rocío suave no descienda;
Tú animarás el corazón ya muerto
Con esa vida que tu amor encienda.
6 Siembra, que no te arredre el egoísmo,
Siembra do la impiedad blasfemias lanza,
Y en el camino, el fango, en el abismo,
Verás brotar la flor de la esperanza.
7 No importa, no, que el labrador sucumba,
Antes que la simiente rompa el suelo,
Que al traspasar las puertas de la tumba
Su mies guardada encontrará en el cielo.
Topics: La Vida Cristiana Servicio Cristiano; Septuagésima a Cuaresma; La Palabra; Las Misiones; The Word; The Christian Life Christian Service; Missions Used With Tune: VALDERRAMA
Brille o no el sol, verano o invierno sea
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