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Tu serce me

Representative Text

1 Tu serce me!
Mój Boże, przyjmij dar,
bo Ty stworzyłeś mnie!
Głos słyszę Twój:
"Ze świata weź je mar,
z mym sercem połącz je!"
O przyjmij, przyjmij tę ofiarę,
łaskawie wejrzyj na mą wiarę.
Weź serce me!
Weź serce me!

2 Tu serce me!
O weź je w łasce swej,
choć tyle na nim plam!
Nie pogardź nim,
nade mną litość miej,
że daje to, co mam,
złą żądzą, grzechem pokalane,
Twej łasce jednak jest oddane.
To serce me!
To serce me!

3 Tu serce me!
Ostoją jego krzyż,
pokojem— Chrystus Pan.
Ach, błagam Cię—
Do nędzy mej się zniż
z pociecha Twoich ran!
Zbawienie, pokój, zmiłowanie
znajduje w ranach Twoich Panie.
To serce me!
To serce me!



Source: Śpiewnik Ewangelicki: Codzienna modlitwa, pieśń, medytacja, nabożeństwo #759

Author: Ehrenfried Liebich

Liebich, Ehrenfried, was born July 15, 1713, at Probsthain, near Goldberg, Silesia, where his father was a miller. He assisted his father in the mill up to his sixteenth year, and was thereafter allowed to study at the Latin school at Schweidnitz, and the St. Elisabeth school at Breslau. At Easter, 1738, he entered the University of Leipzig as a student of Theology, and on concluding his course in 1740, was for some time engaged in private tuition. In April, 1742, he became pastor at Lomnitz and Erdmannsdorf, near Hirschberg, Silesia, and remained there till his death on June 23, 1780 (Koch, vi. 391; Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, xviii. 584, &c). Liebich is one of the best German hymn-writers of the middle of the 18th century; Scriptura… Go to person page >

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First Line: Tu serce me!
Title: Tu serce me
German Title: Hier ist mein Herz, mein Gott, ich geb es Dir
Author: Ehrenfried Liebich
Language: Polish
Copyright: Public Domain

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