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[On that cold and bitter plain]
Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Thos. Benton Tune Key: A Flat Major Incipit: 55456 53322 23156
[On that cold and bitter plain]
Must He Bear the Cross Alone?
Author: A. C. Martin Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: On that cold and bitter plain Refrain First Line: O dear friends it was for you Used With Tune: [On that cold and bitter plain]
Must He Bear the Cross Alone?
Must He Bear the Cross Alone?
Author: A. C. Martin Hymnal: His Voice of Love #83 (1924) First Line: On that cold and bitter plain Refrain First Line: O dear friends it was for you Languages: English Tune Title: [On that cold and bitter plain]
Must He Bear the Cross Alone?
Must He Bear The Cross Alone?
Author: A. C. Martin Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12515 Meter: 7.7.7.7 D First Line: On that cold and bitter plain Refrain First Line: O dear friends, it was for you Lyrics: 1 On that cold and bitter plain,
Our dear Savior there was slain;
Made to bear a cross of sin,
For a world of thankless men.
Refrain:
O dear friends, it was for you,
All this suff’ring He passed thru;
Has affection from you flown?
Must He bear the cross alone?
2 Oh, they nailed Him to the tree,
Cursed Him in His agony;
And the moment that He died,
They did pierce His blessèd side. [Refrain]
3 Then the sun no longer shone,
And the hoary hills did moan;
While the day that was so bright,
Slowly turned to darkest night. [Refrain]
4 Friends then laid Him in the tomb,
Midst the evening’s gathering gloom;
In the night’s lone silence gray,
Angels rolled the stone away. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: SKÅNE
Must He Bear The Cross Alone?
Thomas Benton
Person Name: Thos. Benton Composer of "[On that cold and bitter plain]" in His Voice of Love
Thomas Benton
A. C. Martin
? - 1943 Author of "Must He Bear the Cross Alone?" in His Voice of Love Lived in Lingleville, Texas
Gloria Martin, granddaughter
A. C. Martin
