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Sirach’s Prayer for a Happy and Temperate Life

Author: Paul Gerhardt; J. Kelly Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Creator, Father, Prince of might! Lyrics: Creator, Father, Prince of might! Who life to me art giving, Unless Thou guid’st my life aright In vain here am I living. For while I’m living, I am dead, To sin devoted ever; Whose life in mire of sin is led, The true life he hath never Beheld one moment even. Then turn on Thy poor child Thy face, In darkness do not leave me; That I may shun sin and disgrace, Good counsel ever give me! To keep my lips a guard, Lord, send, May no word ever leave them That e’er Thy people could offend Let nought I say e’er grieve them, Nor ever Thee dishonour! Forbid, Father! that mine ear Upon this earth so evil, Against Thy name and pow’r should hear The wicked rage and cavil. Let not the poison and the gall Of slanderers defile me; If I such filth should touch at all It surely would beguile me, Might e’en quite overthrow me. Lord, keep mine eyes, control their glance, May they work evil never; A bold and shameless countenance Keep Thou far from me ever! What’s honest, keeps due boundaries, What angels seek in heaven, What is well-pleasing in Thine eyes, For it by me be striven, All luxury disdaining. Oh! may I ne’er delighted be By revelling and eating; Be what Thou lov’st belov’d by me, Though others shun it, hating. The lusts wherein the flesh doth roll, To hell will draw us ever; The joys the world doth love, the soul And spirit will deliver To torment everlasting. Oh! happy he who eats heav’n’s bread, And heav’nly water drinketh, Who tastes nought else, nought else doth heed, Nought else desires, and thinketh Of that alone which strength can bring, The life we’ll live for ever With God, and with the hosts who sing His praise, in joy that never Shall know an interruption. Paul Gerhardt’s Spiritual Songs, 1867
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Great Redeemer, Friend Of Sinners

Author: William Williams, 1717-1791; William Griffiths, 1777-1825 Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 50 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Great Redeemer, friend of sinners, Thou hast wondrous power to save; Grant me grace, and still protect me, Over life’s tempestuous wave: May my soul with sacred transport, View the dawn while yet afar, And until the sun arises, Lead me by the morning star. 2 O! what madness! O! what folly, That my heart should go astray; After vain and foolish trifles, Trifles only of a day: This vain world with all its pleasures, Very soon will be no more; There’s no object worth admiring, But the God whom we adore. 3 See the happy spirits waiting, On the banks beyond the stream, Sweet responders still repeating, Jesus, Jesus is their theme: Hark! they whisper, lo! they call me, Sister spirit, come away; Lo! I come, earth can’t contain me, Hail the realms of endless day. 4 Swiftly roll, ye lingering hours, Seraphs, lend your glittering wings; Love absorbs my ransom powers, Heavenly song around me rings, Worlds of light and crowns of glory, Far above yon azure sky, Only now by faith I see you; Soon I hope to dwell on high. Used With Tune: ALEXANDER Text Sources: Tr.: Social and Campmeeting Songs For the Pious, 4th ed. (Baltimore: Armstrong & Plaskitt, 1822)
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May God Bestow on Us His Grace

Author: Martin Luther; Richard Massie Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 14 hymnals

When Jesus went to Jordan's stream

Author: Martin Luther, 1483-1546; F. Bland Tucker, 1895-1984 Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 2 hymnals Topics: Epiphany Used With Tune: CHRIST UNSER HERR ZUM JORDAN KAM
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To Jordan came our Lord, the Christ

Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 8 hymnals Lyrics: 1 To Jordan came our Lord, the Christ, To do God’s pleasure willing, And there was by St. John baptized, All righteousness fulfilling; There did He consecrate a bath To wash away transgression, And quench the bitterness of death By His own blood and passion, He would a new life give us. 2 So hear ye all, and well perceive What God doth call a Baptism, And what a Christian should believe Who error shuns and schism: That we should water use, the Lord Declareth it His pleasure, Not simple water, but the Word And Spirit without measure;-- He is the true Baptizer. 3 To show us this, He hath His word With signs and symbols given; On Jordan’s banks was plainly heard The Father’s voice from heaven: "This is My well-beloved Son, In whom My soul delighteth; Hear Him!" Yea, hear Him, every one, When He Himself inviteth; Hear and obey His teaching! 4 In tender manhood God the Son In Jordan's water standeth; The Holy Ghost from heaven's throne In dove-like form descendeth; That thus the truth be not denied, Nor should our faith e’er waver, That the Three Persons all preside At Baptism’s holy laver, And dwell with the believer. 5 Thus Jesus His disciples sent Go, teach ye every nation, That, lost in sin, they must repent, And flee from condemnation; He that believes and is baptized Shall thereby have salvation, A new-born man he is in Christ, From death free and damnation, He shall inherit heaven. 6 Who in this mercy hath not faith Nor aught therein discerneth, Is yet in sin, condemned to death And fire that ever burneth; His holiness avails him not, Nor aught which he is doing; His inborn sin brings all to naught, And maketh sure his ruin; Himself he cannot succor. 7 The eye of sense alone is dim, And nothing sees but water; Faith sees Christ Jesus, and in Him The Lamb ordained for slaughter; It sees the cleansing fountain, red With the dear blood of Jesus, Which from the sins, inherited From fallen Adam, frees us, And from our own misdoings. Topics: Catechism

May God Embrace Us with His Grace

Author: Martin Luther; F. Samuel Janzow Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.7 Appears in 1 hymnal

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