Text: | As o'er the realm of nature |
Author: | H. Brueckner |
Translator: | C. A. Gebauer |
1 As o'er the realm of nature
Deep calmness now holds sway,
So let my heart be quiet
On this fair Sabbath day,
On this fair Sabbath day.
2 The bells, like solemn voices,
Are heard both far and near;
To God's own house they call us,
His holy Word to hear:
His holy Word to hear.
3 Who would not gladly follow
Their call so strong and clear?
Who would not share the blessing
So rich in love and cheer?
So rich in love and cheer?
4 And, like the star of Bethl'em,
The light of faith divine
Doth show the heart its pathway
To yonder sacred shrine,
To yonder sacred shrine.
5 From every earthly sorrow
And vain desire made free,
The soul in blissful stillness
Alone with God will be,
Alone with God will be.
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First Line: | As o'er the realm of nature |
Author: | H. Brueckner |
Translator: | C. A. Gebauer |
Publication Date: | 1918 |
Topic: | The Lord's Day |
Notes: | Translated from "So feierlich und stille" Tune: SO FEIERLICH UND STILLE |