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[A friend of Jesus, O what bliss]

Appears in 19 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Foster Incipit: 34565 32117 65331 Used With Text: Friendship With Jesus

Friendship With Jesus

Author: Major Ludgate Appears in 51 hymnals First Line: A friend of Jesus, oh what bliss Used With Tune: [A friend of Jesus, oh what bliss]

Author: Joseph Cornelius Ludgate; Anonymous Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: இயேசுவின் நண்பன் என்பதால் Refrain First Line: இயேசுவின் நட்பு Lyrics: 1 இயேசுவின் நண்பன் என்பதால் தான் என்ன நல்பாக்கியம்! நண்பன் எவ்விடம் உண்டெங்கோ? வான் நோக்கி நடத்த. பல்லவி: இயேசுவின் நட்பு விண்ணின் தொடர்பு! ஆ! இன்ப, ஆழ்ந்த, இவ்வைக்கியம்! இயேசு என்றும் நண்பரே. 2 நான் எஜமான் என அழையா இராஜாதி ராஜா. நண்பன் நான் என அழைத்திடும் அன்பு நல்தேவன். [பல்லவி] 3 எல்லா நண்பர் கைவிட்டாலும்v நம் நண்பர் கைவிடார். தீயோன் எதிர்க்கும் வேளையும் நம்மோடு நிற்பாரே. [பல்லவி] 4 சோர்வு நோவு வேளையிலும் நம் முன் நிற்பார் நண்பர்; அங்கும் மகிழ்வித்து தேற்றும் கைவிடா நல்நண்பர். [பல்லவி] 5 சாநேரமும் நிற்பார் நண்பர். வானில் வரவேற்பார்; புது எருசலேம் நோக்கி வழி நடத்துவார். [பல்லவி] Used With Tune: [இயேசுவின் நண்பன் என்பதால்]

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Friendship with Jesus

Author: Joseph C. Ludgate Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #1617 First Line: A friend of Jesus! O what bliss Refrain First Line: Friendship with Jesus! Lyrics: 1. A friend of Jesus! O what bliss That one so vile as I Should ever have a Friend like this To lead me to the sky! Refrain Friendship with Jesus! Fellowship divine! O what blessèd, sweet communion! Jesus is a Friend of mine. 2. A Friend when other friendships cease, A Friend when others fail, A Friend who gives me joy and peace, A Friend when foes assail! [Refrain] 3. A Friend when sickness lays me low, A Friend when death draws near, A Friend as through the vale I go, A Friend to help and cheer! [Refrain] 4. A Friend when life’s short race is o’er A Friend when earth is past, A Friend to meet on Heaven’s shore, A Friend when home at last! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A friend of Jesus! O what bliss]

Friendship with Jesus

Author: Major Ludgate Hymnal: Praise and Worship #81 (1951) First Line: A friend of Jesus! O what bliss Lyrics: 1 A friend of Jesus! Oh, what bliss That one so vile as I Should ever have a Friend like this To lead me to the sky! Refrain Friendship with Jesus! Fellowship divine! Oh, what blessed sweet communion! Jesus is a friend of mine. 2 A Friend when other friendships cease, A Friend when others fail, A Friend who gives me joy and peace, A Friend when foes assail. [Refrain] 3 A Friend when sickness lays me low, A Friend when death draws near, A Friend as thro' the vale I go, A Friend to help and cheer. [Refrain] 4 A Friend when life's short race is o'er, A Friend when earth is past, A Friend to meet on heaven's shore, A Friend when home at last. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A friend of Jesus! Oh, what bliss]

Friendship with Jesus

Author: Joseph C. Ludgate Hymnal: Timeless Truths #758 Meter: 8.6.8.6.5.5.8.7 First Line: A friend of Jesus! Oh, what bliss Refrain First Line: Friendship with Jesus! Lyrics: 1 A friend of Jesus! Oh, what bliss That one so weak as I Should ever have a Friend like this To lead me to the sky! Refrain: Friendship with Jesus! Fellowship divine! Oh, what blessed, sweet communion! Jesus is a Friend of mine. 2 A Friend when other friendships cease, A Friend when others fail, A Friend who gives me joy and peace, A Friend when foes assail! [Refrain] 3 A Friend when sickness lays me low, A Friend when death draws near, A Friend as through the vale I go, A Friend to help and cheer! [Refrain] 4 A Friend when life’s short race is o’er A Friend when earth is past, A Friend to meet on Heaven’s shore, A Friend when home at last! [Refrain] Topics: Fellowship Scripture: John 15:15 Tune Title: [A friend of Jesus! Oh what bliss]

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Translator of "இயேசுவின் நட்பு எத்தனை மகிமை" in The Cyber Hymnal In some hymnals, the editors noted that a hymn's author is unknown to them, and so this artificial "person" entry is used to reflect that fact. Obviously, the hymns attributed to "Author Unknown" "Unknown" or "Anonymous" could have been written by many people over a span of many centuries.