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Thou one Begotten Son

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #38 (1900) Meter: 6.6.8.6 Lyrics: Thou one Begotten Son, Eternal Word adored, Immortal while the ages run, And our Almighty Lord; To bring Salvation nigh, To vanquish death and sin, Thou didst in cruel anguish die, And life for mortals win. Save us, O Christ our God, Save by Thy Cross, we pray; Thou who didst bear the Father’s rod, And death by dying slay. Thou art the Eternal Son, One in the glorious Three; Co-equal praise while ages run Shall ever rise to thee. Languages: English
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When on the cruel Cross

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #39 (1900) Meter: 6.6.8.6 Lyrics: When on the cruel Cross The Lord was lifted high, Affrighted earth in terror quailed To see its Maker die. Then had the yawning caves Devoured the murderous band, Had not the Crucified in love Stretched forth His saving hand. Thou gav’st Thyself to die, Dark Hades to explore, To bring to souls in prison bound New life for evermore. O Lover of mankind, To Thee all glory be, For Thou didst give not death, but life, When hanging on the tree. Languages: English
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When Lazarus rose at Christ's command

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #40 (1900) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: When Lazarus rose at Christ’s command, And God was glorified of men, The children cried Hosanna then, But Judas would not understand. When seated with Thy chosen band Thou didst to Thy disciples say That one, O Christ, would Thee betray, But Judas would not understand. The sop revealed the traitor’s hand, In answer to the question made; They saw by whom Thou wert betrayed, But Judas would not understand. The Jews, O Christ, Thy life demand, ’Twas purchased for a price like this— For silver pieces and a kiss, But Judas would not understand. Thou, with Thine own unstainèd hand, Didst wash the feet, and humbly teach That such a task becometh each, But Judas would not understand. ‘Watch thou and pray,’ was Thy command, Lest, thoughtless, the disciples fall Beneath the tempter’s bitter thrall; But Judas would not understand. Languages: English
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The wily Judas watches near

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #42 (1900) Meter: 8.6.8.6.8.8 Lyrics: The wily Judas watches near The Master’s path to-day, That he may into wicked hands The Eternal Lord betray, Who in the desert lone and dread Supplied the multitudes with bread. To-day the wicked one denies His Teacher and his Friend— Once a disciple, he betrays His Master in the end. For silver, see the Lord is sold, Who manna gave in days of old. To-day the Jews on Calvary A cruel Cross have raised, And nailed upon that Cross, their Lord Have wickedly abased, Who made a pathway through the sea And led them from captivity. To-day the spear is lifted high And thrust into His side, Who for His people raised His hand And wounded Egypt’s pride; They give Him vinegar and gall, Who showered down manna on them all. Languages: English
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O Thou who cloth'st Thyself complete

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #44 (1900) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: O Thou who cloth’st Thyself complete With light as with a garment fair, Thou bor’st the cruel, vulgar stare, Unrobed before the judgment-seat. Thou gav’st the hand its subtle power, But with the hand, O Lord of grace, Upon Thy pallid, careworn face, They smote Thee in that evil hour. They nailed the Lord of Glory high, And while He hung in awful pain, The temple veil was rent in twain, The sun refused to see Him die. Languages: English
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For all the good performed by Thee

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #45 (1900) Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 Lyrics: For all the good performed by Thee, O Christ, the Hebrews deemed it meet To bear Thee from the judgment-seat And nail Thee to the cruel tree; They gave Thee vinegar and gall— But render justice to them all. ’Twas not enough they should betray And nail Thee to the Cross to die; They wagged their heads and passed Thee by, And mocked Thee on that woful day; In vain they strove against Thee, Lord— Give Thou to them their due reward. The quaking earth inspires no dread,— The temple veil asunder fell, The rocks were rent—still they rebel, E’en when the graves gave up their dead; But vain they strove against Thee, Lord— Give Thou to them their due reward. Languages: English
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When Thou wert crucified by men

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #46 (1900) Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 Lyrics: When Thou wert crucified by men, O Christ, for Thy companion then Thou didst accept the base and vile, Whose hand was stained with blood the while; O, number us with him, we pray! Thou who art good and kind alway. Few were his words, but Thou didst hear; His faith was great, and Thou wert near; And first of men, with glad surprise, He entered opened Paradise. Be Thou for evermore adored! The needy’s prayer was not abhorred. Languages: English
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Our evening prayers attend

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #47 (1900) Meter: 6.6.8.6.8.8 Lyrics: Our evening prayers attend, O Thou that holy art; In mercy full forgiveness send To every contrite heart; For Thou hast risen to set us free, And all mankind rejoice in Thee. Encompass Zion round, Ye people, tell His fame; Let Resurrection joy abound, And glory to His name; He is our Lord, who from the grave Arose our sinning souls to save. With resurrection lays Ye people, come, adore, And worship Him with grateful praise Who lives for evermore; He is our God, who from the grave Arose our sinning souls to save. Lord, by Thy Passion Thou Sav’st men from passions base, And by Thy Resurrection, now Dost from corruption raise. Glory to Thee we humbly bring, O Christ, who art our Heavenly King. Languages: English
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Light serene of holy glory

Author: John Brownlie; Athenogenes Hymnal: JBHGC #49 (1900) Meter: 8.7.8.7 Lyrics: Light serene of holy glory From the Immortal Father poured, Holy Thou, O Blessed Jesus, Holy, Blessed, Christ the Lord. Now we see the sun descending, Now declines the evening light, And in hymns we praise the Father, Son and Spirit, God of Might. Worthy of unending praises, Christ the Son of God art Thou; For Thy gift of life eternal, See the world adores Thee now. Languages: English
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We have heard the wondrous story

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: JBHGC #50 (1900) Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.8 Lyrics: We have heard the wondrous story Of the Resurrection morn; We have seen its matchless glory, Christ the risen Lord adorn. Let us worship and adore Him, Let us now fall down before Him. Men with erring sinners found Thee, Found the only sinless One; And upon a Cross they bound Thee, For the good that Thou hadst done; Come, upon the Cross adore Him, Let us now fall down before Him. We have heard the wondrous story Of the Resurrection day,— Christ our God, to Him be glory, For He casts death’s bands away. Let us worship and adore Him, Come and let us fall before Him. Come, ye faithful, come with gladness, To your God thanksgiving pay; For the Cross was shorn of sadness On the Resurrection day. Let us worship and adore Him, Come and let us bow before Him. Languages: English

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