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We turn to God when, we are sorely pressed
Author: Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) Hymnal: Hymns of Glory, Songs of Praise #393 (2008) Meter: 10.10.10.10 Scripture: Topics: Life in Christ Christ Incarnate - Passion and Death; Despair and Trouble; Doubt; God Protection of; Grief; Suffering Languages: English Tune Title: EVENTIDE
We turn to God when, we are sorely pressed
Firme Estaré
Author: Descon.; John T. Benson Hymnal: Celebremos Su Gloria #432 (1992) Scripture: First Line: Cristo guarda siempre, puedo en él confiar Refrain First Line: ¡Nada, no, nada me as de mover! Lyrics: 1 Cristo guarda siempre, puedo en él confiar;
no me deja nunca, puedo en él confiar,
Pues, cual la Roca eterna de los siglos,
firme estaré.
Coro:
¡Nada, no, nada me as de mover!
¡Nada, no, nada me as de mover!
Pues, cual la Roca eterna de los siglos,
firme estaré.
2 Fuerte es Jesucristo, puedo en él confiar;
todo me ha provisto, puedo en él confiar,
Pues cual la Roca eterna de los siglos,
firme estaré. [Coro]
3 En la noche oscura, puedo en él confiar;
mi alma está segura, puedo en él confiar,
Pues cual la Roca eterna de los siglos,
firme estaré. [Coro]
4 Muchos me abandona, puedo en él confiar;
otros me engañan, puedo en él confiar;
Pues cual la Roca eterna de los siglos,
firme estaré. [Coro] Topics: Afflicción; Affliction; Confianza; Confidence; Conflicto y Victoria; Conflict and Victory; Cuidado Divino; Divine Care; Protección Divina; Divine Protection; Victoria; Victory Languages: Spanish Tune Title: I SHALL NOT BE MOVED
Firme Estaré
Psalm 31: Father, into Your Hands I Commend My Spirit
Author: Randall DeBruyn Hymnal: Breaking Bread (Vol. 39) #754 (2019) Scripture: First Line: You, O God, are my refuge Refrain First Line: Father, Father Topics: Psalms and Canticles Languages: English Tune Title: [Father, Father]
Psalm 31: Father, into Your Hands I Commend My Spirit
Psalm 31: Father, I Put My Life in Your Hands
Author: John Michael Talbot Hymnal: Breaking Bread (Vol. 39) #755 (2019) Scripture: First Line: In you, O Lord, I take refuge Refrain First Line: Father, I put my life in your hands Topics: Psalms and Canticles Languages: English Tune Title: [Father, I put my life in your hands]
Psalm 31: Father, I Put My Life in Your Hands
Lord, As a Pilgrim
Author: Wihelmi Malmivaara, 1854-1922; Gilbert E. Doan, 1930- Hymnal: Moravian Book of Worship #796 (1995) Meter: 9.9.5.5.4 Scripture: First Line: Lord, as a pilgrim through life I go Topics: Journey; Christ--Presence of; Journey; Stages of Life Languages: English Tune Title: OI HERRA, JOS MÄ MATKAMIES MAAN
Lord, As a Pilgrim
Make Your Face to Shine (Haz resplandecer tu rostro) (Psalm 31)
Author: Jay Weldon Wilkey Hymnal: Glory to God #811 (2013) Meter: Irregular Scripture: First Line: Make your face to shine upon your servant (Haz resplandecer tu rostro sobre tu siervo(a)) Topics: Living and Dying in Christ; Prayer; Trust Languages: English; Spanish Tune Title: GLÁUCIA
Make Your Face to Shine (Haz resplandecer tu rostro) (Psalm 31)
From Shame and Insult set me free
Hymnal: The Psalms of David #XXXI (1767) Scripture: Lyrics: 1 From Shame and Insult set me free,
For still, O LORD, I trust in thee;
Once more your kind Assistance lend,
Once more thy Servant's Cause defend:
As just and righteous is thy Name,
So let me now thy Favour claim.
2 Bow down, O LORD! thy gracious Ear,
Do thou my stedfast Rock appear;
To me some speedy Succour send,
My Soul for Danger to defend:
Hear thou my Voice, when I complain,
And still my righteous Cause maintain.
3 Since thou'rt my Rock, and Foes oppress,
Oh lead me out of this Distress,
Thy wonted Help, my GOD, impart,
For thou, my Strength and Fortress art:
To thee alone I look for Aid,
To shun the Snares, my Foes have laid.
4 Thou GOD of Mercy, Love and Truth!
Who hast preserv'dst me from my Youth;
My Life, my Soul, and all that's mine,
To thee I willingly resign:
To thee my Soul for Succour flies,
For those I hate, who trust in Lies.
Part II
5 Thy Name, Oh GOD! I'll ever bless,
And still in chearful Songs express,
The Mercies thou to me hast shewn;
For Thou hast seen my straits, and known
What gloomy Sorrows gather round,
What rising Fears my Soul confund.
6 Whene'er thou saw'st my watchful Foes,
Did in their Wiles my Strength enclose,
Thou gav'st my Feet a larger Space,
To fly from all their treach'rous Race;
And shun the secret hidden Snare,
Which for my Soul, they did prepare.
7 Thy Mercy, LORD, again display,
For both my Soul and Flesh decay,
Attend, O GOD, the just Complaint,
Which I, with Grief and Hunger faint,
With feeble Voice to thee address:
Oh hear the Cries of my Distress!
8 Sad Thoughts my drooping Life oppress,
My Sins have made my Strength decrease;
My Years are spent in wasting Groans;
Which e'en consume away my Bones;
My foul Offences, to my View,
Are ever rising fresh and new.
Part III
9 My Foes at all my Suff'rings mock'd,
My Friends at Sight of me were shock'd;
My Neighbours chiefly did upbraid,
They look'd at me as Men dismay'd;
And when they did my Anguish see,
With one Consent they fled from me.
1o Forsook by all my Friends am I,
As one that's dead and out of mind;
And like a shatter'd Vessel lie,
Whose broken Parts can ne'er be join'd;
No one to comfrt me appears,
To ease my Grief or sooth my Cares.
11 Against me sland'rous Words they speak,
Whilst they together Counsel take;
They strive my guiltless Blood to shed,
And yet they seem my Pow'r to dread;
But still my Soul thy Goodness knows,
And will her Hopes on thee repose.
12 Whatever strange Events betide,
Thy Wisdom , LORD! will time them all;
Thy Servant then in Safety hide
From those who daily seek his Fall:
O render all their Malice vain,
Nor let my Foes their Will obtain.
13 The Brightness of thy glorious Face,
To me, O righteous GOD, disclose,
And as thy mercies still increase,
Preserve me from my cruel Foes;
Do thou in Mercy set me free
From those who strive to ruin me.
Part IV
14 Thy Servant from Dishonour save,
Who still hath plac'd his Trust in thee;
Let that, and Silence in the Grave,
The Sinner's wretched Portion be:
Do thou their lying Lips restrain;
Who treat the Just with proud Disdain.
15 How great thy tender Mercies are
To such as fear thy holy Name;
Which, LORD, thou dost for them prepare,
Who spread abroad thy glorious Fame:
The Sons of Men thy Love shalt see,
To those who put their Trust in thee.
16 Thou keep'st them ever in thy Sight,
From all their proud Oppressors free;
From Tongues that do in Strife delight,
They are preserv'd still by thee;
Thy Saints shall find thy Friendship sure,
And in thy Temple rest secure.
17 With Glory and with great Renown.
God's holy Name be ever bless'd;
Whose Love is Keilab's well-fenc'd Town,
To me was wond'rously express'd;
For he was then my Strength and Tow'r,
To guard me from assailing Pow'r.
18 Dismay'd with Fear, in hasty Flight,
I said, "I'm banish'd from thine Eyes;"
Yet still thou keptst me in thy Sight,
And didst accept my earnest Cries;
In Mercy thou didst bend thine Ear,
And listen to my humble Pray'r.
19 O then, let all the Saints, the LORD
With never-ending Love pursue,
Who to the Just will Help afford,
And surely give the Proud their Due:
Courageously on God rely,
Who will your Hearts with Strength supply.
Topics: Prayers When percecuted; Thanksgivings For Deliverances and Wonders, particular Languages: English Tune Title: [From shame and insult set me free]
From Shame and Insult set me free
In thee, O JEHOVAH, do I put my trust
Hymnal: The Book of Worship #S33 (1876) Scripture: Topics: Penitential
In thee, O JEHOVAH, do I put my trust
O Lord, I put my trust in thee
Author: J. H. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #XXXI (1790) Scripture: Lyrics: 1 O Lord, I put my trust in thee,
let nothing work me shame;
As thou art just, deliver me,
and set me free from blame.
2 Hear me, O Lord, and that soon,
to help me make good speed;
Be thou my rock and house of stone,
my fence in time of need.
3 For why? as stones thy strength is try'd,
thou art my fort and tower:
For thy name's sake be thou my guide,
and lead me in thy power.
4 Pluck thou my feet out of the snare
which they for me have laid;
Thou art my strength, and all my care
is for thy mighty aid.
5 Into thy hands, Lord, I commit
my soul, which is thy due,
Because thou hast redeemed it,
O Lord my God most true.
6 I hate such folk as will not part
from things to be abhorr'd;
When they on trifles set their heart,
my trust is in the Lord.
7 For I will in thy mercy joy,
I see it doth excel;
Thou seest when ought would me annoy,
and know'st my soul full well.
8 Thou hast not left me in their hand
that would me overcharge;
But thou hast set me out of band,
to walk abroad at large.
The Second Part.
9 Great grief, O Lord, doth me assail,
some pity on me take;
My eyes wax dim, my sight doth fail,
my heart with fear doth ake.
10 My life is worn with grief and pain,
my years in woe are past,
My strength is gone, and thro' disdain
my bones corrupt and waste.
11 Among my foes I am a scorn,
my friends are all dismay'd;
My neighbours, and my kinsmen born
to see me are afraid.
12 As men once dead are out of mind,
so am I now forgot;
As little use of me they find,
as of a broken pot.
13 I heard the brags of all the rout,
their threats my mind did fray,
How they conspir'd and went about
to take my life away.
14 But, Lord, I trust in thee for aid,
not to be overtrod;
For I confess and still have said,
Thou art the Lord my God.
15 The length of all my life and age,
O Lord, is in thy hand;
Defend me from the wrath and rage
of them, that me withstand.
16 To me thy servant, Lord, express
and shew thy joyful face,
And save me, Lord, for thy goodness,
thy mercy and thy grace.
The Third Part.
17 Lord, let me not be put to shame,
because on thee I call,
But let the wicked bear the blame,
and into the grave fall.
18 O Lord, make dumb their lips out-right,
who given are to lies,
And cruelly with pride and spite
against the just devise.
19 How plentiful thy mercies be
laid up for thy children,
That fear and put their trust in thee
before the sons of men!
20 Thy presence shall them fence and guide
from all proud brags and wrongs;
Within thy place thou shalt them hide
from all tile strife of tongues.
21 Thanks to the Lord, that hath declar'd
on me his grace so far,
Me to defend with watch and ward,
as in a town of war.
22 Thus did I say both day and night,
when I was sore opprest,
Lo, I am clean cast out of sight,
yet heard'st thou my request.
23 Ye saints, love ye the Lord alway,
the faithful he doth guide,
And to the proud he doth repay
according to their pride.
24 Be of good courage, all ye just,
on God your strength depend;
For those in him that put their trust
he ever will defend. Languages: English
O Lord, I put my trust in thee
The Rock of Refuge
Author: Martha Shepard Lippincott Hymnal: Young People's Songs of Praise #7 (1902) Scripture: First Line: Surely, surely, there is safety Lyrics: 1 Surely, surely, there is safety
In the shelter of our Lord,
He is ready to protect us,
When His mercy is implored;
Let us look to Him in trouble
When upon life’s stormy sea,
He will be a place of refuge,
Where our souls at rest may be.
2 He will lead us on to heaven
If we follow in His way;
And will be the Star to guide us
To the bright, celestial day;
Let us steer life’s vessel ever
To the harbor of His grace,
So that He at last may bring us
To behold Him face to face.
3 He’s a Refuge never failing
And a Rock on which to stand;
And to us He’s ever reaching
With a tender, loving hand;
He will keep us safe for ever
Sheltered by His boundless love,
Till we enter thro’ the portals
To the home prepared above. Topics: Refuge-Rock Tune Title: [Surely, surely, there is safety]
The Rock of Refuge
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