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Aparte del mundo

Representative Text

1 Aparte del mundo, Señor, me retiro,
De lucha y tumultos ansioso de huir;
De escenas horribles, do el mal victorioso
Extiende sus redes y se hace servir.

2 El sitio apartado, la sombra tranquila,
Convienen al canto de ruego y loor;
Tu mano piadosa los hizo sin duda
En bien del que humilde te sigue, Señor.

3 Allí, si tu Espíritu inspira a mi alma,
Y llega la gracia mi pecho a tocar,
Con paz y cariño, con gozo podría
A Ti fervoroso tributo elevar.

4 Te debo tributos de amor y de gracias
Por este abundante, glorioso festín,
Y cantos que puedan oírse en los cielos
Por años sin cuento, por siglos sin fin.

Source: Culto Cristiano #287

Translator: Jose M. de Mora

(no biographical information available about Jose M. de Mora.) Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Aparte del mundo, Señor, me retiro
Title: Aparte del mundo
Translator: Jose M. de Mora
Language: Spanish
Copyright: Public Domain

Tune

[We praise thee, we bless thee]


ST. MICHAELS (German)

ST. MICHAEL'S is an anonymous tune first published by William Gawler (b. Lambeth, London, England, 1750; d. London, 1809) in 1789 in his London collection Hymns and Psalms Used at the Asylum for Female Orphans (1785-1789). Gawler was organist at the Asylum of Refuge for French Orphans in Lambeth, th…

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EPIPHANY (Hopkins)


Timeline

Instances

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Himnario Adventista del Séptimo Día #387

Include 13 pre-1979 instances
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