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There's a wideness in God's mercy

Author: F. W. Faber. (1814-1863) Appears in 900 hymnals Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM
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There's A Fold Both Safe And Happy

Author: Mary A. Black Meter: 8.7.8.7 D Appears in 7 hymnals First Line: There’s a fold both safe and happy Lyrics: 1 There’s a fold both safe and happy, Where the little ones may dwell; And secure the Shepherd guards it, For the lambs He loves so well. Through the pleasant fields He leads them, By the streamlets fresh and clear; Rest and gladness gives He to them, And His blessèd voice they hear. 2 Many of His lambs are resting In a yet more peaceful fold, Sheltered from the heat of summer, Sheltered from the winter’s cold; In a bright and happy country, Where ’tis always fresh and fair, And the presence of the Shepherd Bideth ever with them there. 3 Of that fold the doors stand open, And its rest each one may win; For the welcome of the Master Greeteth all who enter in. Then will be the happy meetings With the lambs that went before; One blest fold and one dear Shepherd, Safe at home forevermore! Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM
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Jesus, From Thy Servants Taken

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Jesus, from Thy servants taken! Lyrics: 1 Jesus, from Thy servants taken! Taken up this solemn day, See us seemingly forsaken To surrounding wolves a prey: In a world of tribulation, In a vale of misery, Pressed with manifold temptation, Looking, gasping after Thee. 2 To Thine own eternal glory Thou triumphantly art gone, Where the angels fall before Thee Seated on Thine heav’nly throne: Yet Thou hear’st Thy servants mourning, Feel’st whate’er Thy members feel, Us, who long for Thy returning, Earnestly rememberest still. 3 Touched with exquisite compassion For Thy feeble followers here, Answer, Lord, our supplication, Send us down the Comforter: Breathe into our hearts Thy Spirit, Witness of Thy dying love, Seal of all we hope t’inherit, Earnest of our joys above. 4 Ever in Thy Spirit near us Let us now Thy Spirit feel, By Thy faithful mercies cheer us, By the gift unspeakable: Show th’intent of Thine ascending, Answer it on all and me, Every soul on Thee depending, Draw us, Savior, up to Thee. 5 All the virtue of Thy Passion, All the benefits apply, Visit us with Thy salvation, Pardon, Lord, and sanctify: By Thy resurrection raise us To that sinless life unknown, By Thine exaltation place us On Thine everlasting throne. Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM Text Sources: The Unpublished Poetry of Charles Wesley, Vol. III (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1992)

Mae rhyw fydd o ryfeddodau

Author: Griffith Ellis; S. J. Griffith Appears in 2 hymnals Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM
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God Of Infinite Compassion

Author: Charles Wesley Meter: 8.7.8.7 D Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 God of infinite compassion, God of unexhausted love, From a sinful, sinking nation Once again Thy plagues remove; Snatch us from the jaws of ruin, See Thy helpless people, see! Death and hell are close pursuing, Save, O save us unto Thee. 2 Have we not filled up the measure Of our daring wickedness, Challenged all Thy just displeasure, Quenched the spirit of Thy grace? Yes, our heinous provocations For Thy heaviest judgments cry: We have wearied out Thy patience, Forced Thy love to let us die. 3 Why should not the dreadful sentence Now on all our souls take place? Why should not Thine instant vengeance Swallow up our faithless race? How can we expect Thy favor? Good and gracious as Thou art, Sinners’ advocate and Savior, Find the answer in Thy heart! 4 Jesus, mighty mediator, Plead the cause of guilty man: Pity is Thy gentle nature, Canst Thou let us cry in vain? From Thy Father’s anger screen us, Suffer not His wrath to move; Stand Thou in the gap between us, Change His purpose into love. Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM Text Sources: Hymns for Times of Trouble and Persecution by John and Charles Wesley (London: Strahan, 1744)
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Lamb of God, Thou now art seated

Meter: 8.7.8.7 D Appears in 8 hymnals Used With Tune: IN MEMORIAM

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