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We gather here to bid farewell

Author: Margaret Clarkson, 1915- Hymnal: The Book of Praise #614 (1997) Scripture: Psalm 84:7 Lyrics: 1 We gather here to bid farewell to friends who leave for other parts; our prayers we pledge, our love we tell, and lift to God our grateful hearts. 2 We bless the hand that brought you here and richly blest us all in you: as now you leave for wider sphere God's covenant mercies we review. 3 In friendship's bonds our souls unite in prayer and praise and holy vow: to God's great heart of love and light your kin in Christ commit you now, 4 until in God's all-glorious dawn we meet before the throne at length, God guide you, keep you, lead you on from hope to hope, from strength to strength. Topics: Church Covenant People of God; Communion of Saints; Farewell / Parting; Jesus Christ Unity in Languages: English Tune Title: MORNING HYMN

Qué Amable Es Tu Morada

Author: Mary Frances Reza, siglo XX Hymnal: Flor Y Canto (2nd ed.) #635 (2001) Scripture: Psalm 84:1-4 First Line: Mi alma suspira y anhela Topics: Alabanza; Anhelo; Iglesia; La Liturgia de las Horas Laudes; Ritual de Exequias; Ritos de la Iglesia Dedicación de una Iglesia; Navidad La Sagrada Familia Languages: Spanish Tune Title: [Mi alma suspira y anhela]
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A Psalm for the Sons of Korah

Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PLXXXIV (1758) Scripture: Psalm 84 First Line: How amiable, Lord of hosts Lyrics: 1 How amiable, LORD of hosts, Thy tabernacles are! [Wherein the glories of thy face, with wondrous pow'r appear!] 2 My soul, within me longs, yea faints, JEHOVAH's courts to see; My heart and flesh cry out aloud, O living God for Thee! 3 The sparrow finds her self an house; the swallow builds her nest, Where she may lay and feed her young, and she and they may rest; Ev'n near thy holy altars, where they make their safe abode: And why not I - O LORD of hosts, my king, my only God! 4 But O how blessed then are they, who all their happy days, Dwell in thy house, and see Thee there! they will Thee ever praise 5 Yea, O how greatly bless'd are they whose strength and stay Thou art; Who to thy house do trace the way, with pleasure in their heart! 6 Who passing Baca's thirsty vale, they Thee their fountain make; And from the pools fill'd with thy rain, with cheerfulness they take. 7 So they go on from strength to strength and joyfully draw near, Till they before the God of GODS, In Zion all appear. [2 Part] 8 O Thou JEHOVAH, GOD of hosts, my humble pray'r now hear! Who of thy Jacob art the God, O give a bending ear! 9 O GOD, who art our only shield, look graciously on me, And with thy happy smiles the face of thy MESSIAH see. 10 For in thy courts one single day, 'tis better to attend, Than 'tis in any other place a thousand days to spend. In my God's house I rather would, ev'n at the threshold sit, Than dwell in grand pavillions with the wicked and the great. 11 Because the LORD GOD is a sun, He is a shield also: JEHOVAH on his people grace, and glory will bestow. From them who walk in uprightness, no good with-hold will He. 12 O LORD of hosts, the man is blest That puts his trust in Thee. Languages: English
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A Psalm for the Sons of Korah

Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PLXXXIV (1773) Scripture: Psalm 84 First Line: How amiable, LORD of hosts Lyrics: 1 How amiable, LORD of hosts, Thy tabernacles are! [Wherein the glories of thy face, with wondrous pow'r appear!] 2 My soul, within me longs, yea faints, JEHOVAH's courts to see; My heart and flesh cry out aloud, O living God for Thee! 3 The sparrow finds her self an house; the swallow builds her nest, Where she may lay and feed her young, and she and they may rest; Ev'n near thy holy altars, where they make their safe abode: And why not I - O LORD of hosts, my king, my only God! 4 But O how blessed then are they, who all their happy days Dwell in thy house, and see Thee there! they will Thee ever praise. 5 Yea, O how greatly bless'd are they, whose strength and stay Thou art; Who to thy house do trace the way, with pleasure in their heart! 6 Who passing Baca's thirsty vale, they Thee their fountain make; And from the pools fill'd with thy rain, with cheerfulness they take. 7 So they go on from strength to strength, and joyfully draw near, Till they before the God of GODS, In Zion all appear. [2 Part] 8 O Thou JEHOVAH, GOD of hosts, my humble pray'r now hear! Who of thy Jacob art the God, O give a bending ear! 9 O GOD, who art our only shield, look graciously on me, And with thy happy smiles the face of thy MESSIAH see. 10 For in thy courts one single day, 'tis better to attend, Than 'tis in any other place a thousand days to spend. In my God's house I rather would, ev'n at the threshold sit, Than dwell in grand pavillions with the wicked and the great. 11 Because the LORD GOD is a sun, He is a shield also: JEHOVAH on his people grace, and glory will bestow. From them who walk in uprightness, no good with-hold will He. 12 O LORD of hosts, the man is blest That puts his trust in Thee. Languages: English
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How lovely are they tabernacles

Hymnal: The Book of Worship #S12 (1876) Scripture: Psalm 84 Topics: Introductory
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How pleasant is thy dwelling-place

Author: J. H. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #LXXXIV (1790) Scripture: Psalm 84 Lyrics: 1 How pleasant is thy dwelling-place, O Lord of Hosts, to me? The Tabernacles of thy Grace, how pleasant, Lord, they be? 2 My soul doth long full sore to go into thy courts abroad, My heart and flesh cry out also for thee the living God. 3 The sparrows find a room to rest, and save themselves from wrong, The swallow also hath a nest wherein to keep her young: 4 These birds full nigh thy altar may have place to sit and sing. O Lord of Hosts thou art alway my only God and King. 5 O they be blessed, that may dwell within thy house always! For they all times thy facts do tell, and ever give thee praise: 6 Yea happy sure likewise are they, whose stay and strength thou art; Who to thy house do mind the way, And seek it in their heart. 7 As they go through the vale of tears, they dig up fountains still; That as a spring it all appears, and thou their pits dost fill. 8 From strength to strength they go full fast, no faintness there shall be: And so the God of gods at last in Sion they do see. 9 O Lord of hosts, to me give heed, and hearken to my cry, And let it through thine ears proceed, O Jacob's God most high. 10 O God our shield, of thy good grace regard, and so draw near. Regard, O Lord, behold the face of thine Anointed dear: 11 For why? within thy courts one day is better to abide, Than other where to keep or stay a thousand days beside. 12 Much rather had I keep a door within the house of God, Than in the tents of wickedness to settle my abode. 13 For God the Lord, light and defence, will grace and worship give, And no good thing will he withhold from them, that purely live. 14 O Lord of hosts, that man is blest, and happy sure is he, That is persuaded in his breast to trust all times in thee. Languages: English
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How lovely are Thy dwellings, Lord

Author: W. T. Dale Hymnal: Minstrelsy In Verse and Song #p38 (1923) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: Psalm 84:1-7 Languages: English
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Quam dilecta

Author: J. H. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #47b (1640) Scripture: Psalm 84 First Line: How pleasant is thy dwelling place! Lyrics: 1 How pleasant is thy dwelling place! O Lord of hoasts to me! The Tabernacles of thy grace, how pleasant Lord they be! 2 My soule doth long full sore to go into thy courts abroad: My heart doth lust, my flesh also, is thee the living God. 3 The sparrowes find a roome to rest, and save themselves from wrong: The eke the swallow hath a nest, wherein to keep her young. 4 These birds full nigh thine Altar may have place to sit and sing: O Lord of hoasts, thou art O sau. my God and eke my King. 5 O they be blessed that may dwell within thy house alwaies For they all times thy facts do tell, and ever give thee praise. 6 Yea happy sure likewise are they whose stay and strength thou art: Which to thy house do mind the way, And seek it in their heart. 7 As they go through the vale of teares, they dig up fountaines still: That as a spring it all appearse, and thou their pits dost fill. 8 From strength to strength they go full fast, no faintnesse there shall be: And so the God of gods at last in Sion they do see. 9 O Lord of hoasts to me give heed, and heare when I do pray: And let it through thine eares proceed, O Jacob's God, I say. 10 O Lord our shield, of thy good grace, regard, and so draw neare: Regard, I say, behold the face of thine anointed deare. 11 For why? within thy Courts one day is better to abide, Than other where to keep or stay, a thousand daies beside. 12 Much rather had I keep a doore within the house of God, Than in the tents of wickednesse to settle my abode. 13 For God the Lord light and defence, will grace and worship give: And no good thing will he with-hold from them that purely live. 14 O Lord of hoasts that man is blest, and happy sure is he, That is perswaded in his brest, to trust all times in thee. Languages: English

Óh seregeknek Istene!

Hymnal: Református énekes-könyv #52 (1918) Scripture: Psalm 84 Languages: Hungarian Tune Title: [Óh seregeknek Istene!]

De Mundos Creador

Author: Isaac Watts; George P. Simmonds Hymnal: El Himnario Bautista de la Gracia #53 (2000) Meter: 6.6.6.6.8.8 Scripture: Psalm 84 Languages: Spanish

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