Voices Together ‎#418

418. From the Parent’s Heart, the Firstborn (Corde natus ex parentis)

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Text Information

• First Line: Corde natus ex parentis (From the Parent’s heart, the firstborn)
• Title: From the Parent’s Heart, the Firstborn (Corde natus ex parentis)
• Latin Title: Corde natus ex parentis
• Author: Aurelius Clemens Prudentius
• Translator: Carl P. Daw Jr.
• Meter: Irregular
• Language: Latin
• Publication Date: 2020
• Scripture:
  Matthew 13:17
  ;
  John 1:1-18
  ;
  John 3:14-21
  ;
  Hebrews 1:1-8
  ;
  Revelation 1:8
• Topic: Creation; Heritage: Before 1500; Jesus Christ: Advent of; Jesus Christ: Birth of; Praise
• Source: “Corde natus ex parentis,” 4th–5th c.
• Copyright: trans. © 2019 Hope Publishing Co.

Tune Information

• Name: DIVINUM MYSTERIUM
• Meter: Irregular
• Key: E♭ Major
• Source: plainsong “Sanctus trope,” 10th–13th c.; adapt. Piae Cantiones (present-day Finland), 1582