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Text: | Lord Jesus Christ, with Us Abide |
Author: | Nikolaus Selnecker |
Tune: | ACH BLEIB BEI UNS |
1 Lord Jesus Christ, with us abide,
For round us falls the eventide;
Nor let Thy Word, that heav'nly light,
For us be ever veiled in night.
2 In these last days of sore distress
Grant us, dear Lord, true steadfastness
That pure we keep, till life is spent,
Thy holy Word and Sacrament.
3 Lord Jesus, help, Thy Church uphold,
For we are sluggish, thoughtless, cold.
Oh, prosper well Thy Word of grace
And spread its truth in ev'ry place!
4 Oh, keep us in Thy Word, we pray;
The guile and rage of Satan stay!
Oh, may Thy mercy never cease!
Give concord, patience, courage, peace.
5 O God, how sin's dread works abound!
Throughout the earth no rest is found,
And falsehood's spirit wide has spread,
And error boldly rears its head.
6 The haughty spirits, Lord, restrain
Who o'er Thy Church with might would reign
And always set forth something new,
Devised to change Thy doctrine true.
7 And since the cause and glory, Lord,
Are Thine, not ours, to us afford
Thy help and strength and constancy.
With all our heart we trust in Thee.
8 A trusty weapon is Thy Word,
Thy Church's buckler, shield, and sword.
Oh, let us in its power confide
That we may seek no other guide!
9 Oh, grant that in Thy holy Word
We here may live and die, dear Lord;
And when our journey endeth here,
Receive us into glory there.
Amen.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Lord Jesus Christ, with us abide |
Title: | Lord Jesus Christ, with Us Abide |
German Title: | Ach bleib bei uns, Herr Jesu Christ |
Author: | Nikolaus Selnecker (1611) |
Meter: | L.M. |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1941 |
Scripture: | |
Topic: | The Word: Law and Gospel |
Source: | Tr. Composite |
Notes: | Other authors also |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | ACH BLEIB BEI UNS |
Meter: | L.M. |
Key: | F Major |
Source: | "Geistliche Lieder," Leipzig, 1589 |