Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor

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Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor

Author: Unknown
Tune: HOME (Bishop)
Published in 13 hymnals

Representative Text

1 Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor
Al cielo nos llama, que es patria mejor;
Do nunca la aurora perdió su fulgor;
Do brilla la gloria del Dios Creador.

2 Dejemos, hermanos, aparte el dolor;
Que arriba en los cielos el coro cantor
De espíritus puros proclama Señor
A Cristo, Dios Hombre, el gran Redentor.

3 Trabajas y sufres aquí, pecador;
El pan que teu comas tendrás con sudor;
Mas Dios te reserva por suerte mejor
Primicias celestes de eterno valor.

Source: Culto Cristiano #205

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Author: Unknown

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First Line:	Venid, pecadores, que Dios por su amor
Author:	Unknown
Language:	Spanish
Copyright:	Public Domain

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Tune

HOME (Bishop)

MALDWYN

MALDWYN, a personal name in Welsh, is a traditional Welsh tune thought to date from the seventeenth century. It was published in David Evan's (PHH 285) collection Moliant Cenedl Dinbych (1920). The tune consists of four long phrases, each of which has the same rhythmic scheme. In minor tonality, the…

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[Wo findet die Seele die Heimat der Ruh']

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