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Stand Fast, My Soul, Stand Fast

Author: H. A. Brorson Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #223 (1927) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 Stand fast, my soul, stand fast, In Christ, thy Savior: Lose not the war at last Through faint behavior. It is of no avail, That thou hast known Him, If, when thy foes assail, Thou shalt His banner fail, And thus disown Him. 2 To brandish high thy sword, In calm assurance, And face the devil’s horde With brave endurance, Is meet and well begun And merits praising; But from the strife to run, When blows thy courage stun, Is most disgracing. 3 Let Satan rave and rage, By hosts attended, The war for Christ I wage, Until it’s ended. When leaning on His arm, With firm reliance, I need not take alarm, To me can come no harm From hell’s defiance. 4 When Jesus’ love I see, It me constraineth, So that from carnal glee My soul abstaineth, When heav'n to me is dear, Its joys attractive, Of hell I have no fear, For Christ, my Lord, is near, In battle active. 5 Within a little while, My strife is ended; From Satan’s craft and guile For aye defended, I rest in heav'n content, In peace and glory, Where all the saints are bent On singing songs anent Salvation's story. Topics: Following Christ Languages: English Tune Title: [Stand fast, my soul, stand fast]

Stand Fast, My Soul, Stand Fast

Author: H. A. Brorson Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #223 (1928) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 Stand fast, my soul, stand fast, In Christ, thy Savior; Lose not the war at last By faint behavior. It is of no avail, That thou hast known Him If, when thy foes assail, Thou shalt His banner fail, And thus disown Him. 2 To brandish high thy sword In calm assurance, And face the devil’s horde With brave endurance, Is meet and well begun And merits praising; But from the strife to run, When blows thy courage stun, Is most disgracing. 3 Let Satan rave and rage, By hosts attended, The war for Christ I wage, Until it’s ended. When leaning on His arm, With firm reliance, I need not take alarm, To me can come no harm From hell’s defiance. 4 When Jesus’ love I see, It me constraineth, So that from carnal glee My soul abstaineth, When heav'n to me is dear, Its joys attractive, Of hell I have no fear, For Christ, my Lord, is near, In battle active. 5 Within a little while, My strife is ended; From Satan’s craft and guile For aye defended, I rest in heav'n content, In peace and glory, Where all the saints are bent On singing songs anent Salvation's story. Topics: Following Christ Languages: English Tune Title: [Stand fast, my soul, stand fast]

The Sun Arises Now

Author: P. C. Paulsen; Thomas Kingo Hymnal: American Lutheran Hymnal #562 (1930) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 The sun arises now In light and glory And gilds the rugged brow Of mountains hoary; Be glad, my soul, and lift Thy voice in singing To God from earth below, Thy heart with joy aglow And praises ringing. 2 Like countless grains of sand, Beyond all measure, And wide as sea and land Is heaven's treasure Of grace which God anew Each day bestoweth, And which, like pouring rain, Into my soul again Each morning floweth. 3 He has throughout the night My home surrounded With angel hosts of light And pow'r unbounded; So I with mine did rest In peaceful slumber Until, from deep repose, The day again arose From darkness somber. 4 Keep Thou my soul today From sin and blindness; Surround me on my way With loving-kindness, And fill my heart, O God, With joy from heaven; I then shall ask no more Than what Thou hast of yore In wisdom given. 5 Thou knowest best my needs, My sighs Thou heedest; Thy hand Thy children feeds, Thine own Thou leadest; What should I more desire, With Thee deciding The course that I must take Than follow in the wake Where Thou are guiding? Topics: Morning Languages: English Tune Title: SUNRISE

The sun arises now

Author: Thomas Kingo, 1634-1703; Paul Christian Paulsen, 1881-1948 Hymnal: Hymns and Hymnwriters of Denmark #14 (1945) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: The sun arises now In light and glory And gilds the rugged brow Of mountains hoary. Rejoice, my soul, and lift Thy voice in singing To God from earth below, Thy song with joy aglow And praises ringing. As countless as the sand And beyond measure, As wide as sea and land So is the treasure Of grace which God each day Anew bestoweth And which, like pouring rain, Into my soul again Each morning floweth. Preserve my soul today From sin and blindness; Surround me on my way With loving kindness. Embue my heart, O Lord, With joy from heaven; I then shall ask no more Than what Thou hast of yore In wisdom given. Thou knowest best my needs, My sighs Thou heedest, Thy hand Thy children leads, Thine own Thou feedest. What should I more desire, With Thee deciding The course that I must take, Than follow in the wake Where Thou art guiding. Languages: English

Brighten This World's Darkness

Author: Antônio de Campos Gonçalves, 1899-1981; Albert W. Ream, 1913-1996 Hymnal: When Breaks the Dawn #22 (2006) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 First Line: Brighten this world's darkness (Sede a luz do mundo) Topics: Christian Witness; Joy Scripture: Matthew 5:16 Languages: English; Portuguese Tune Title: 121ST STREET

Give Praise to God Our King

Author: A. T. Russell, 1806-74 Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary #58 (1996) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 Give praise to God our King, O earth and heaven! Of grace and mercy sing, So freely given. O Savior, who hast died our expiation, Thy name be glorified, Thy name be glorified, By all creation. 2 O Holy Ghost, our Guide To heaven'ly glory, In all our hearts abide, Lord,we implore Thee; In us, blest Spirit, reign, Thine aid bestowing; Our souls with peace sustain, Our souls with peace sustain, Peace still o'erflowing. 3 Lift we our hearts on high In adoration; Our Lord is ever nigh With consolation. Let ev'ry grief be still, light He will send us; In life, in death, He will In life, in death, He will Always defend us. Languages: English

Stand fast, my soul, stand fast

Author: Hans Adolf Brorson, 1694-1764 ; P. C. Paulsen Hymnal: Hymns and Hymnwriters of Denmark #59 (1945) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: Stand fast, my soul, stand fast In Christ, thy Saviour! Lose not the war at last By faint behaviour. It is of no avail That thou hast known Him If when thy foes assail, Thou shalt His banner fail, And thus disown Him. To brandish high thy sword, With calm assurance, And face the devil’s horde With brave endurance, Is meet and well begun, And merits praising. But from the strife to run, When blows thy courage stun, Is most disgracing. Let Satan rave and rage By hosts attended, The war for Christ I wage Until it’s ended. When leaning on His arm With firm reliance, I need not take alarm, To me can come no harm From Hell’s defiance. When Jesus’ love I see, It me constraineth, So that from carnal glee My soul abstaineth. When heaven to me is dear, Its joys attractive, Of hell I have no fear, For Christ, my Lord, is near, In battle active. In just a little while The strife is ended, And I from Satan’s guile For aye defended. Then I, where all is well, In heaven’s glory, Among the saints shall dwell, And with rejoicing tell Salvation’s story. Languages: English

Stand Fast, My Soul, Stand Fast

Author: P. C. Paulsen; H. A. Brorson Hymnal: American Lutheran Hymnal #249 (1930) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 Stand fast, my soul, stand fast In Christ thy Savior: Lose not the war at last Thro' faint behavior. It is of no avail That thou hast known Him. If, when the foes assail, Thou shalt His banner fail And thus disown Him. 2 To draw the Spirit's sword, For war preparing, And meet the devil's horde, Their challenge daring, Is brave and well begun And merits praises. But from the strife to run Before the war is won, The soul disgraces. 3 Let Satan vainly rage, By hordes attended, The war for Christ I wage Until it’s ended. When leaning on His arm With firm reliance, I need not take alarm; To me can come no harm From hell’s defiance. 4 Within a little while The war is ended; From Satan’s craft and guile For aye defended, In heaven I shall rest In peace and glory, And there as welcomed guest Shall dwell with angels blest And tell the story. Topics: The Christian Life Warfare Languages: English Tune Title: ZINCK

The Sun Arises Now

Author: P. C. Paulsen; Thomas Kingo Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnal #542 (1941) Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1 The sun arises now In light and glory And gilds the rugged brow Of mountains hoary. Be glad, my soul, and lift Thy voice in singing To God from earth below, Thy heart with joy aglow And praises ringing. 2 Like countless grains of sand Beyond all measure, And wide as sea and land Is Heaven's treasure Of grace which Christ, my Lord, Each day bestoweth, Which, like refreshing rain, Into my soul again Each morning floweth. 3 Keep Thou my soul today From sin and blindness; Surround me on my way With loving-kindness And fill my heart, O God, With joy from heaven; I then shall ask no more Than what Thou hast of yore In wisdom given. 4 Thou knowest best my needs, My sighs Thou heedest; Thy hand Thy children feeds, Thine own Thou leadest. What should I more desire, With Thee deciding The course that I must take, Than follow in the wake Where Thou art guiding? Amen. Topics: Times and Seasons Morning Scripture: Psalm 145:15 Languages: English Tune Title: NU RINDER SOLEN OP

The Sun Arises Now

Author: Thomas H. Kingo; Paul C. Paulsen Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #6386 Meter: 6.5.6.5.6.5.6.6.5 Lyrics: 1. The sun arises now, in light and glory And gilds the rugged brow of mountains hoary. Be glad, my soul, and lift thy voice in singing. To God from earth below, thy heart with joy aglow And praises ringing. 2. Like countless grains of sand, beyond all measure, And wide as sea and land is Heaven’s treasure Of grace which Christ, my Lord, each day bestoweth, Which, like refreshing rain, into my soul again Each morning floweth. 3. Keep Thou my soul today from sin and blindness; Surround me on my way with loving-kindness And fill my heart, O God, with joy from Heaven; I then shall ask no more than what Thou hast of yore In wisdom given. 4. Thou knowest best my needs, my sighs Thou heedest; Thy hand Thy children feeds, Thine own Thou leadest. What should I more desire, with Thee deciding The course that I must take, than follow in the wake Where Thou art guiding? Languages: English Tune Title: NU RINDER SOLEN OP

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