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'Christ for the world' we sing

Author: Samuel Wolcott Appears in 416 hymnals Used With Tune: PHILIPPI
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Die güldne Sonne voll Freud und Wonne

Author: Paul Gerhardt Appears in 31 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Die güldne Sonne voll Freud und Wonne bringt unsern Grenzen mit ihrem Glänzen ein herzerquickendes, liebliches Licht. Mein Haupt und Glieder, die lagen darnieder; aber nun steh ich, bin munter und fröhlich, schaue den Himmel mit meinem Gesicht. 2 Mein Auge schauet, was Gott gebauet zu seinen Ehren und uns zu lehren, wie sein Vermögen sei mächtig und groß und wo die Frommen dann sollen hinkommen, wann sie mit Frieden von hinnen geschieden aus dieser Erden vergänglichem Schoß. 3) Lasset uns singen, dem Schöpfer bringen Güter und Gaben; was wir nur haben, alles sei Gotte zum Opfer gesetzt! Die besten Güter sind unsre Gemüter; dankbare Lieder sind Weihrauch und Widder, an welchen er sich am meisten ergötzt. 4 Abend und Morgen sind seine Sorgen; segnen und mehren, Unglück verwehren sind seine Werke und Taten allein. Wenn wir uns legen, so ist er zugegen; wenn wir aufstehen, so läßt er aufgehen über uns seiner Barmherzigkeit Schein. 5 Ich hab erhoben zu dir hoch droben all meine Sinnen; laß mein Beginnen ohn allen Anstoß und glücklich ergehn. Laster und Schande, des Satanas Bande, Fallen und Tücke treib ferne zurücke; laß mich auf deinen Geboten bestehn. 6 Laß mich mit Freuden ohn alles Neiden sehen den Segen, den du wirst legen in meines Bruders und Nähesten Haus. Geiziges Brennen, unchristliches Rennen nach Gut mit Sünde, das tilge geschwinde von meinem Herzen und wirf es hinaus. 7 Menschliches Wesen, was ist's gewesen? In einer Stunde geht es zugrunde, sobald das Lüftlein des Todes drein bläst. Alles in allen muß brechen und fallen, Himmel und Erden die müssen das werden, was sie vor ihrer Erschaffung gewest. 8 Alles vergehet, Gott aber stehet ohn alles Wanken; seine Gedanken, sein Wort und Wille hat ewigen Grund. Sein Heil und Gnaden, die nehmen nicht Schaden, heilen im Herzen die tödlichen Schmerzen, halten uns zeitlich und ewig gesund. 9 Gott, meine Krone, vergib und schone, laß meine Schulden in Gnad und Hulden aus deinen Augen sein abgewandt. Sonsten regiere mich, lenke und führe, wie dir's gefället; ich habe gestellet alles in deine Beliebung und Hand. 10 Willst du mir geben, womit mein Leben ich kann ernähren, so laß mich hören allzeit im Herzen dies heilige Wort: "Gott ist das Größte, das Schönste und Beste, Gott ist das Süßte und Allergewißte, aus allen Schätzen der edelste Hort." 11 Willst du mich kränken, mit Galle tränken, und soll von Plagen ich auch was tragen, wohlan, so mach es, wie dir es beliebt. Was gut und tüchtig, was schädlich und nichtig meinem Gebeine, das weißt du alleine, hast niemals keinen zu sehr noch betrübt. 12 Kreuz und Elende, das nimmt ein Ende; nach Meeresbrausen und Windessausen leuchtet der Sonnen gewünschtes Gesicht. Freude die Fülle und selige Stille wird mich erwarten im himmlischen Garten; dahin sind meine Gedanken gericht'. Topics: Glaube - Liebe - Hoffnung Morgen Used With Tune: [Die güldne Sonne voll Freud und Wonne]
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Thou whose almighty word

Author: John Marriott Appears in 449 hymnals Used With Tune: PHILIPPI
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Jesus, our risen King

Author: J. Allen Meter: 6.6.4.6.6.6.4 Appears in 8 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Jesus, our risen King, Glory to Thee we sing, Praising Thy Name: Thy love and grace adore, Which all our sorrows bore; Singing forevermore, "Worthy the Lamb." 2 Oh, haste ye ransomed race! For all His gifts of grace Praise ye His Name: He wondrous things hath done: Triumph o'er death hath won; Heaven's gate hath open thrown; "Worthy the Lamb." 3 Come, all ye hosts above! Join in one song of love, Praising His Name: To Him ascribèd be Honor and majesty Through all eternity: "Worthy the Lamb." 4 Blessèd and Holy Three, Glorious Trinity, Praise to Thy Name: Father, Thy love we bless; Spirit of holiness, We praise Thee and confess, "Worthy the Lamb." Amen. Topics: Eastertide; Ascensiontide; Adoration; Ascensiontide; Eastertide; Processionals Eastertide; Thanksgiving; Triumph of Christ Used With Tune: PHILIPPI Text Sources: Cook and Denton

My country is the world, My flag with stars impearled

Author: Robert Whitaker Appears in 14 hymnals Used With Tune: DIE GÜLDNE SONNE
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Evening and morning

Author: Paul Gerhardt; Richard Massie Appears in 25 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Evening and morning, Sunset and dawning, Wealth, peace, and gladness, Comfort in sadness, These are Thy works; all the glory be Thine! Times without number, Awake or in slumber, Thine eye observes us, From danger preserves us, Causing Thy mercy upon us to shine. 2 Father, O hear me; Pardon and spare me; Calm all my terrors, Blot out my errors That by Thine eyes they may no more be scanned. Order my goings; Direct all my doings. As it may please Thee,, Retain or release me; All I commit to Thy Fatherly hand. 3 Griefs of God's sending Soon have an ending; Clouds may be pouring, Wind and wave roaring: Sunshine will come when the tempest has past. Joys still increasing, And peace never ceasing, Fountains that dry not, And roses that die not, Blooming in Eden, await me at last. Amen. Topics: Times and Seasons Morning Used With Tune: DIE GÜLDNE SONNE
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The Sun Ascending

Author: H. Brueckner; Paul Gerhardt Meter: 4.4.4.4.10.4.6.5.6.10 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 The sun ascending To us is lending New joy and gladness, Cure for all sadness, Filling the world with its rich, golden light. I was reclining, And no light was shining; But the sun's beauty Now calls me to duty, As I behold it so fair and so bright. 2 To God in heaven All praise be given! Come, let us offer And gladly proffer To the Creator the gifts He doth prize. He well receiveth A heart that believeth; Hymns that adore Him Are precious before Him And to His throne like sweet incense arise. 3 Father above me, Thou who dost love me, Bless my beginning, Keep me from sinning, Move ev'ry hindrance well out of my way. Strength ever lend me, From Satan defend me, Spare me temptation, So that in my station I may Thy holy commandments obey. 4 Ills that still grieve me Soon are to leave me; Tho' billows tower And winds gain power, After the storm the fair sun shows its face. Joys e'er increasing And peace never ceasing, These I shall treasure And share in full measure When in yon mansions God grants me a place. Topics: Morning Used With Tune: EBELING
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The Golden Morning

Author: Paul Gerhardt; John Kelly Meter: 10.10.10.11.11.10 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: The golden morning, joy her adorning Lyrics: 1 The golden morning, joy her adorning, With splendor near us, draweth to cheer us With heart-refreshing and beautiful light. My head and members lay wrapt all in slumbers, But now awaking, and sleep from me shaking, Heaven’s blest sunshine doth gladden my sight. 2 Mine eye beholdeth what God upholdeth, Made for His glory, to tell the story To us of power and wisdom so great; And where the Father the faithful shall gather In peace, whenever earth’s ties they shall sever And leave this mortal and perishing state. 3 Come ye with singing, to God be bringing Goods and each blessing—all we’re possessing— All be to God as an offering brought. Hearts with love glowing, with praises o’erflowing, Thanksgiving voices, in these God rejoices, All other offerings without them are naught. 4 To morn and even His thoughts are given, Increase He giveth, sorrow relieveth, These are the works that He doeth alone. When we are sleeping, watch is He aye keeping, When we’re awaking, care still of us taking, He makes the light of His grace to shine down. 5 My thoughts I’ve raisèd to Thee who art praisèd For aye in Heaven! Success be given, May my endeavors all unhindered be! From every evil and work of the devil, From malice ever, Oh do Thou deliver! In all Thy precepts establish Thou me! 6 May it delight me, may no pain grieve me When overflows the cup that my brother Or neighbor hath, with Thy blessings so free. Covetous burning and unchristian yearning For ill possessions, blot out such transgressions, Cast them, O Father! all into the sea! 7 The life we’re living, what is it giving? Ere any thinketh, to ground it sinketh, Soon as the breath of the grave on it blow. All things together dread ruin must shiver, The earth and heaven they must perish even, Wrapt in the flames that shall ardently glow! 8 All—all decayeth, but God still stayeth, His thoughts they waver a moment never, His word and will both eternal endure. His grace and favor uninjured are ever, Deadly wounds healing, the heart with peace filling, Health here and yonder to us they ensure. 9 My God, for ever do Thou deliver! Shield me, and cover my debts all over, In grace, Thine eyes from my sins turn away. Govern and guide me, be ever beside me, As it is pleasing to Thee! am I placing All in Thy hand and disposal for aye. 10 Wilt Thou give ever to me whatever My life is needing? May I be heeding Ever the faithful word spoken by Thee. God is the highest, the greatest, the nighest, Gracious is ever, is changeable never, Of all our treasures the noblest is He. 11 Wilt Thou then grieve me, gall to drink give me? Must I be passing through cares harassing? Do then as seemeth it good unto Thee. Whate’er supporteth, is useful or hurteth, Thou knowest ever, and chastenest never Too much, in case we o’erburdened should be. 12 Trial God sendeth, speedily endeth Storm on the ocean, wind’s mad commotion, Lightens the sunshine so gladsome and bright. Fulness of pleasure, and glorious leisure, Will then be given to me in yon Heaven Whither my thoughts aye to turn take delight. Used With Tune: DIE GüLDNE SONNE Text Sources: Johann Ebeling's Pauli Gerhardi Geistliche Andachten, 1666; Tr.: Paul Gerhardt's Spiritual Songs (London: Alexander Strahan, 1867)
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Słońce złociste

Author: ks. Paul Gerhardt Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Słońce złociste, jak kryształ czyste Lyrics: 1 Słońce złociste, jak kryształ czyste, przez swe promienie rozprasza cienie, w jasność rozkoszną zamienia nam mrok. Zmęczone ciało przez noc spoczywało; teraz już po śnie, więc staj≤e rado.śnie, wznosząc w niebiańskie błękity swój wzrok. 2 Cóż tam wysoko widzi me oko? To, że Bóg wielki i ze twór wszelki Stwórcy swojego rozgłasza znów cześć; tam duch mój czyta, gdzie w końcu zawita, kiedy w pokoju, po ziemskim tu znoju, Bóg mu rozkaże z tych nizin są wznieść. 3 Wzniosłem ku Tobie rannej tej dobie całą swą duszę. Cokolwiek muszę dziś wziąć do ręki, szczęść, Boźe, mi w tym! W grzechu złe pęty, w szatańskie ponęty nie do wpaść, Panie! Niech upodobanie w świętej Twej wo i w słowie mam Twym. 4 Więc zaśpiewajmy, cześć Stwórcy dajmy, nieśmy Mu dary, serca ofiary, wszystko, co mamy, poświęćmy Mu wraz. Duch zdobny siarą najlepszą ofiarą, ust wdzięcznych pienie to całopalenie, które Bóg chętnie chce widzieć wṙód nas. Topics: Nabożeństwo Pieśni poranne Used With Tune: DIE GÜLDNE SONNE VOLL FREUD UND WONNE
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Golden and glorious, Strong and victorious

Appears in 3 hymnals Used With Tune: [Golden and glorious, Strong and victorious]

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