Text: | Christ, Thy All-Atoning Death |
Author: | Nicholas L. von Zinzendorf, 1700-1760 |
Translator: | Philip Henry Molther, 1714-1780 |
Tune: | GOUDIMEL |
Composer: | Claude Goudimel, 1508-1572 |
1 Christ, Thine all-atoning death
Is our life while here below;
Strengthen Thou our feeble faith,
Constantly Thine aid bestow.
In thy mercy we confide;
Safely to the end us guide;
Zion, if thy Head depart,
Void of life and strength thou art.
2 Gracious Lord, may we believe,
Venture all on Thy free grace,
Boldly things not seen achieve,
Trusting in Thy promises.
Faith Thy people’s stronghold is;
Their employment daily this,
To proceed on paths unknown,
Leaning on Thine arm alone.
3 Lord, Thy body ne’er forsake,
Ne’er Thy congregation leave;
We to Thee our refuge take,
Of Thy fullness we receive;
Every other help be gone,
Thou art our Support alone;
For on Thy supreme commands
All the universe depends.
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First Line: | Christ, Thine all-atoning death |
Title: | Christ, Thy All-Atoning Death |
Author: | Nicholas L. von Zinzendorf, 1700-1760 (1733) |
Translator: | Philip Henry Molther, 1714-1780 (1741, a.) |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1969 |
Topic: | The Church's Life and Work: Protection and Defense |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | GOUDIMEL |
Composer: | Claude Goudimel, 1508-1572 (1562) |
Meter: | 7.7.7.7. D. Trochaic |
Key: | F Major |
Source: | Claude Goudimel, 1508-1572 (1562) in Genevan Psalter; Arr. Herrnhut, c. 1735. C. Gregor Choralbuch, 1784 |
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