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Seems it in my anguish lone
Author: Titius, d. 1703 Hymnal: Chorale Book for England, The #146 (1863) Hymnal Title: Chorale Book for England, The Lyrics:
Seems it in my anguish lone,
As though God forsook His own,
Yet I hold this knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
Though awhile it be delay'd,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come at need.
As a father not too soon
Grants his child the long'd-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His leisure and be still.
I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
Would the powers of ill affright,
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
Man may hate me causelessly,
Man may plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may pierce and rend;
God in heaven is still my Friend.
Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure still on high,
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee,
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be my God still mine.
Ah Lord, if but Thee I have,
Nought of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God.
Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Author: Catherine Winkworth, 1827-1878; Christoph Titius Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn Book with Tunes #d391 (1912) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn Book with Tunes Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #360 (1893) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book Lyrics: 1 SEEMS it in my anguish lone,
As though God forsook His own,
Yet I hold the knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
2 Though awhile it be delayed,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come at need.
3 As a father not too soon
Grants his child the longed-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His pleasure and be still.
4 I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
5 Would the powers of ill affright.
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
6 Man may hate me causelessly,
Man my plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may pierce and rend;
God in heaven is still my Friend.
7 Earth against me may declare,
For her love I do not care;
Though the world bear me a grudge,
God my Father is my Judge.
8 Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure is on high;
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
9 I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee;
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be my God still mine.
10 Ah! Lord, if but Thee I have,
Naught of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God! Topics: The Cross and Comfort Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #516 (1918) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book Lyrics: 1 Seems it in my anguish lone,
As if God forsook His own,
Yet I hold the knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
2 Though awhile it be delayed,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come at need.
3 As a father not too soon
Grants his child the longed-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His pleasure and be still.
4 I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
5 Would the powers of ill affright,
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
6 Man may hate me causelessly,
Man my plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may pierce and rend;
God in heaven is still my Friend.
7 Earth against me may declare,
For her love I do not care,
Though the world bear me a grudge,
God my Father is my Judge.
8 Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure is on high;
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
9 I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee;
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be, my God, still mine.
10 Ah! Lord, if but Thee I have,
Naught of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God! Topics: Cross and Comfort Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal #412 (1880) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal Lyrics: 1 Seems it in my anguish lone,
As though God forsook His own,
Yet I hold this knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
2 Though awhile it be delayed,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come in need.
3 As a father not too soon
Grants his child the longed-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His pleasure and be still.
4 I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
5 Would the powers of ill affright,
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
6 Man may hate me causelessly,
Man may plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may piecer and rend:
God in heaven is still my Friend.
7 Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure is on high;
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
8 I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee,
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be my God still mine.
9 Ah Lord, if but Thee I have,
Nought of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God. Topics: Christian Life and Hope ; The Walk of Godliness Cross and Consolation Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal. 9th ed. #a412 (1895) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal. 9th ed. Lyrics: 1 Seems it in my anguish lone,
As though God forsook His own,
Yet I hold this knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
2 Though awhile it be delayed,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come in need.
3 As a father not too soon
Grants his child the longed-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His pleasure and be still.
4 I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
5 Would the powers of ill affright,
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
6 Man may hate me causelessly,
Man may plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may piecer and rend:
God in heaven is still my Friend.
7 Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure is on high;
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
8 I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee,
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be my God still mine.
9 Ah Lord, if but Thee I have,
Nought of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God. Topics: Christian Life and Hope ; The Walk of Godliness Cross and Consolation Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Author: Christoph Titius; Catherine Winkworth Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran hymnal #412 (1908) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran hymnal Lyrics: 1 Seems it in my anguish lone,
As though God forsook His own,
Yet I hold this knowledge fast,
God will surely help at last.
2 Though awhile it be delayed,
He denieth not His aid;
Though it come not oft with speed,
It will surely come in need.
3 As a father not too soon
Grants his child the longed-for boon,
So our God gives when He will;
Wait His pleasure and be still.
4 I can rest in thoughts of Him,
When all courage else grows dim,
For I know my soul shall prove
His is more than father's love.
5 Would the powers of ill affright,
I can smile at all their might;
Or the cross be pressing sore,
God, my God, lives evermore!
6 Man may hate me causelessly,
Man may plot to ruin me,
Foes my heart may piecer and rend:
God in heaven is still my Friend.
7 Earth may all her gifts deny,
Safe my treasure is on high;
And if heaven at last be mine,
All things else I can resign.
8 I renounce thee willingly,
World, I hate what pleases thee,
Baneful every gift of thine,
Only be my God still mine.
9 Ah Lord, if but Thee I have,
Nought of other good I crave,
Bright is even death's dark road,
If but Thou art there, my God. Topics: Sunday after New Year's; Fourth Sunday after Epiphany; Third Sunday after Easter; Christian Life and Hope The Walk of Godliness: Cross and Consolation; Christian Life and Hope The Walk of Godliness: Cross and Consolation Languages: English Tune Title: WEBER (Seymour)
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Author: Catherine Winkworth, 1827-1878; Christoph Titius Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnbook (Lutheran Conference of Missouri and Other States) #d293 (1889) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnbook (Lutheran Conference of Missouri and Other States) Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
Seems it in my anguish lone
Author: C. Titius, 1641-1703; Catherine Winkworth Hymnal: Lyra Germanica #S2-108 (1881) Hymnal Title: Lyra Germanica Languages: English
Seems it in my anguish lone
