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Eĉ tre malproksimen de Li vi vagadis

Hymnal: Espero Internacia #198 (1924) Languages: Esperanto
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Ecce Homo

Author: F. W. Herzberger Hymnal: Pilgrim Songs #12 (1888) First Line: Know'st thou the man Languages: English
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Ecce Homo

Author: Mechthild of Hellfde, d. 1277 Hymnal: Hymns of Ter Steegen and Others (Second Series) #36 (1899) First Line: Wilt thou, sinner, be converted? Lyrics: Wilt thou, sinner, be converted? Christ the Lord of glory see By His own denied, deserted, Bleeding, bound, and scourged for thee. Look again, O soul, behold Him On the cross uplifted high; See the precious life-blood flowing, See the tears that dim His eye. Love has pierced the heart that brake, Loveless sinner, for thy sake. Hearken till thy heart is broken To His cry so sad and sweet, Hearken to the hammer smiting Nails that pierce His hands and feet. See the side whence flows the fountain Of His love and life divine, Riven by a hand unthankful— Lo! that hand is thine. See the crown of thorns adorning God’s belovèd, holy Son; Then fall down in bitter mourning, Weep for that which thou hast done. Thank Him that His heart was willing So to die for love of thee; Thank Him for the joy that maketh This world’s joy but gall to be. And till thou in Heaven adore Him Fight for Him in knightly guise, Joy in shame and scorn and sorrow; Glorious is the prize! Languages: English
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Ecce Homo

Hymnal: The Emory Hymnal #81 (1887) First Line: All ye who pass by Languages: English Tune Title: [All ye who pass by]
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Ecce Homo

Author: Rev. J. E. Rankin, D. D., LL. D. Hymnal: Echoes of Paradise #227 (1903) First Line: O human Rose, set in with thorns Languages: English Tune Title: [O human Rose, set in with thorns]
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Ecce Homo

Author: Emma F. R. Campbell Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11889 Meter: 8.10.8.10.10.4 First Line: Gabbatha—in the judgment hall Lyrics: 1 Gabbatha—in the judgment hall Of Roman might—a coward judge—a throng Of heartless madmen—mid them all, In patient sufferance of untold wrong, Serene, resigned, with conscious power strong, Behold the Man! 2 The Christ! By ancient seers foretold— A man with whom no mortal can compare— The Jews’ Messiah, sought of old, He comes, the sins of multitudes to bear, And in His people’s woe and weakness share; Behold the Man! 3 "He came unto His own," but lo! "His own received Him not"; despised He stands The victim of their wrath; the woe Of woes had pierced His soul; life in His hands Rejected; scorned by heartless, thankless bands: Behold the Man! 4 They brought Him forth, thorn-crowned, in pain; Attired in robes of mock regality; The sign of Heav’nly kingship plain On His pale brow enstamped—the majesty Of God blending with human agony: Behold the Man! 5 They brought Him forth, scourged, bleeding, faint, Bowed ’neath the burden of a whole world’s sin; He bore the load without a selfish plaint, That dying souls may life immortal win, And through the gates of glory enter in, Behold the Man! 6 And yet all power was His—a word From those closed lips and angel hosts would come Swift to defend their injured Lord, And hurl His fierce opposers to their doom— But silent, suffering in sinners’ room, Behold the Man! 7 Ah! Pilate, did a gleam of truth Flash on your secret soul in that dark day? Else why the faltering voice forsooth, The troubled brow, as you so weakly say, "I find no fault in Him, take Him away!" Behold the Man! 8 And ye who in your hearts of stone Cry "Crucify Him! Crucify Him!" still— Bleeding for your sins to atone, Dying to save you from unmeasured ill A sinless sacrifice on Calv’ry’s hill— Behold the Man! 9 The day will dawn—it hastens now— When He before the world shall reappear; Not ’neath the cross again to bow, But as a conqueror, a crown to wear! Then shall ye in dismay and abject fear Behold the Man! 10 O Christ! all human, all divine! Pattern of patience and humility! Inspire my soul with grace like Thine, That I may bear life’s trials patiently, And in that day of terror tranquilly Behold the Man! Languages: English Tune Title: BEHOLD THE MAN

Ecce Homo, see the Savior

Hymnal: Laudate Hymnal and Choir Book #d22 (1957) Languages: English

Ecce Homo, see the Savior

Hymnal: The Ave Maria Hymnal. 2nd rev. ed. #d41 (1941)
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Ecce Jam Noctis Tenuatur Umbra

Hymnal: The Pilgrim Hymnal #608 (1912) First Line: Now, when the dusky shades of night retreating Topics: Morning Tune Title: MATINS
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Ecce lignum Crúcis

Hymnal: The St. Gregory Hymnal and Catholic Choir Book. Singers' ed., Melody ed. #191 (1920)

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