Text: | Friend of the weary, O refresh us |
Author: | Ludwig Andreas Gotter, d. 1735 |
St. 1 a: | John Caspar Mattes |
Translator: | John Caspar Mattes |
Tune: | BRYD FREM, MIT HJERTES TRANG AT LINDRE |
Composer: | Ludvig M. Lindeman (1812-1887) |
1 Friend of the weary, O refresh us,
And turn to us Thy loving face,
With Thy sweet peace and pardon bless us,
That sin may be destroyed by grace;
O come, Thy sweet compassion showing,
On our poor souls Thy grace bestowing.
2 From Thee our only comfort cometh,
Our strength and hope, O Lord of all;
To Thee all power still belongeth
To save and help us in each fall;
Thy grace and pardon will deliver,
And set us free from shame forever.
3 As Thou did'st help the sick and weary,
Who once were gathered at Thy side,
'Mid earthly deserts, waste and dreary,
In Thy sure aid we still confide;
When evils come, our souls assailing,
Send us Thy Word of grace unfailing.
Amen.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Friend of the weary, O refresh us |
Author: | Ludwig Andreas Gotter, d. 1735 |
Translator: | John Caspar Mattes (1914) |
St. 1 a: | John Caspar Mattes |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1917 |
Topic: | The Christian Life: Communion with Christ |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | BRYD FREM, MIT HJERTES TRANG AT LINDRE |
Composer: | Ludvig M. Lindeman (1812-1887) |
Meter: | 9 8, 9 8, 9 9 |
Key: | D Major |