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Deck Thyself with Joy and Gladness

Author: John Caspar Mattes, 1876-1948; Johann Franck, 1618-1677 Hymnal: Hymnal and Liturgies of the Moravian Church #374 (1969) Lyrics: 1 Deck thyself with joy and gladness, Dwell no more, my soul, in sadness; Let the daylight shine upon thee, Put thy wedding garment on thee, For the Lord of life unending Unto thee His call is sending; Come, for now the King most holy Stoops to thee in likeness lowly. 2 Hasten, then, my soul, to meet Him, Eagerly and gladly greet Him, As without He standeth knocking, Quickly, thy soul’s gate unlocking, Open wide the fast-closed portal, Saying to the Lord immortal, Come, and leave Thy servant never, Dwell within my heart forever. 3 Jesus, Source of life and pleasure, Truest Friend and dearest Treasure, Joy, the sweetest man e’er knoweth, Fount whence all my being floweth, Humbly now I bow before Thee, And in penitence adore Thee; Worthily let me receive Thee, Perfect peace and pardon give me. Topics: The Life in Christ Joy and Peace in Believing Languages: English Tune Title: UPSALA

Deck thyself [yourself], my soul with gladness [with joy and gladness]

Author: John Caspar Mattes; Johann Franck Hymnal: The Hymn of the Week Songbook #d17 (1965)

Deck thyself [yourself], my soul with gladness [with joy and gladness]

Author: John Caspar Mattes; Johann Franck Hymnal: The Junior Hymnal and Suggested Orders of Worship #d59 (1961)
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Deck thyself with joy and gladness

Author: John Caspar Mattes; Johann Franck Hymnal: Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church #182 (1917) Meter: 8.8.8.8 D Lyrics: 1 Deck thyself with joy and gladness, Dwell no more, my soul, in sadness; Let the daylight shine upon thee, Put thy wedding garment on thee, For the Lord of life unending Unto thee His call is sending; Come! for now the King most holy Stoops to thee in likeness lowly. 2 Hasten, then, my soul, to meet Him, Eagerly and gladly greet Him, As without He standeth knocking, Quickly thy soul’s gate unlocking, Open wide the fast closed portal, Saying to the Lord immortal, "Come, and leave Thy servant never, Dwell within my heart forever." 3 Now in faith I humbly ponder Over the amazing wonder That the Bread of life remaineth, Though it countless souls sustaineth; That with the blest wine of heaven, Christ's own Blood to us is given. O most glorious consolation, Pledge and seal of my salvation! 4 Jesus, source of life and pleasure, Truest Friend and dearest Treasure, Thou from Whom all life outgoeth, Thou from Whom my being floweth, Humbly now I bow before Thee, And in penitence adore Thee; Worthily let me receive Thee, Perfect peace and pardon give me. Amen. Topics: The Holy Communion Languages: English Tune Title: SCHMÜCKE DICH, O LIEBE SEELE

Deck thyself with joy

Author: John Caspar Mattes; Johann Franck Hymnal: The Mennonite Hymnal #406 (1969) First Line: Deck thyself with joy and gladness Topics: The Church Sacraments-The Lord's Supper Languages: English Tune Title: SCHMÜCKE DICH, O LIEBE SEELE

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