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تراح نفسي الدهر إن عشت لدى المصلوب

تراح نفسي الدهر إن عشت لدى المصلوب

Author: ملحم ذهبية
Tune: SAWLEY (Walch)
Published in 3 hymnals


Representative Text

1 تُراحُ نفسي الدهرَ إنْ
عشتُ لدى المصلوبْ
ذاك الذي عني قضى
كي يغسِلَ الذنوبْ

2 يسوعُ يا مخلصي
بالفيضِ من دِماكْ
غَسِّلْ وطهِّرْ آثِماً
مُلتَمِساً فِداكْ

3 مولايَ إسمعْ طِلبتي
بدافعِ الحبِّ
واقبَلْ أثيماً آتياً
بتوبةِ القلبِ

4 واجعَلْ فؤادي شاعراً
بنعمةِ الرحمانْ
عليك ألقيتُ الرجا
يا مانحَ الغُفرانْ

Source: كتاب الترانيم الروحية للكنائس الإنجيلية #270

Author: ملحم ذهبية

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Text Information

First Line: تراح نفسي الدهر إن عشت لدى المصلوب
Author: ملحم ذهبية
Language: Arabic
Publication Date: 1965
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1965.

Tune

SAWLEY (Walch)

This tune was composed by James Walch in 1857 for a children's anniversary, and was published in 1860 with other tunes for private circulation. It was wrongly assigned, in the early editions of [The Free Church Hymnal, 1888] to the Rev. F. Pigou. Scottish church music: its sources and composers, 189…

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ترانيم مسيحية #282

كتاب الترانيم الروحية للكنائس الإنجيلية #53

Include 1 pre-1979 instance
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