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We've entered now on holy time

Author: Anon. Appears in 3 hymnals Lyrics: 1 We've entered now on holy time, God's blessed rest-day all divine; The labors of the week are past, Now let earth's cares aside be cast. 2 O let us help repair the breach, And all of God's commandments teach, Calling his rest-day our delight, Thus walking blameless in his sight. 3 This holy rest to us is given, To call our minds from earth to heaven; That we may not forget the Lord, And trample down his holy word. 4 The faith of Jesus, too, we need; For thus the flying angel said; Commands of God and Jesus' faith Will shield us in the day of wrath. Topics: Worship The Sabbath Used With Tune: HEBRON
We've entered now on holy time
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All holy, everliving One!

Author: Thomas Hill Appears in 5 hymnals Used With Tune: HEBRON
All holy, everliving One!
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Salvation! O That Precious Grace

Author: Mrs. A. M. Radford Appears in 1 hymnal Used With Tune: [Salvation! O that precious grace]
Salvation! O That Precious Grace
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A Lida Semanal Findou

Author: S. Stenett (1722-1795) Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1. A lida semanal findou, Já outro sábado chegou. Ó vem, minh’alma, desfrutar, E do descanso aproveitar. 2. Após as lutas e o labor, Louvemos nosso bom Senhor. Que, neste dia que nos deu, Nos dê mais bênçãos lá do Céu. 3. As nossas graças vamos dar Como um incenso salutar; E Jesus Cristo a nós virá: Repouso santo nos dará. Used With Tune: [A lida semanal findou]
A Lida Semanal Findou
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Awake, My Soul, in Tuneful Lays

Author: Charles P. Jones Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Awake! my soul, in tuneful lays Lyrics: 1 Awake! my soul, in tuneful lays The name of Thy Redeemer praise! With joyful heart lift up thy song, And let the music roll along! 2 Where is there happiness like thine? Thou drinkest heaven's choicest wine; Thou eatest manna from above, The banner over thee is love. 3 Thy God has pardoned all thy sin, And taken His abode within; Has healed thee of thy many ills, Thy cup with joy He daily fills. 4 Awake! my soul, in tuneful lays Pour out in song thy Saviour's praise! As bounteously He favors thee, So boundless let thy praises be. Topics: Opening Scripture: Psalm 103 Used With Tune: HEBRON
Awake, My Soul, in Tuneful Lays
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The Lord hath said, 'Seek ye my face'

Author: Thomas Sadler Appears in 1 hymnal Used With Tune: HEBRON
The Lord hath said, 'Seek ye my face'
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للقبر صوت يذعر

Appears in 3 hymnals Lyrics: 1 للقبر صوت يَذعرُ فليصغَ كلُّ مَسمعِ يا أيها الناس انظروا مقام هذا المضجعِ 2 مأوى الملوك ذا الترابْ رغما على كل الحصونْ والشامخُ الراس المهابْ كالغير مخفوضا يكون 3 يا رب هل هذا لنا حتما ونبقى غافلينْ نثوي سريعا ههنا ولم نكن مستأهبين 4 أفِض علينا نعمتك يا أيها الرب القدير لكي تُعِد أُمَّتَك بالرح شوقا أن تطير 5 حتى إذا ما افترقتْ بالموت من هذا الجسد ننظرها قد ارتقتْ إلى سماوات الجَلدْ Used With Tune: HEBRON
للقبر صوت يذعر
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My dearest Lord, whose changeless love

Appears in 3 hymnals Used With Tune: HEBRON
My dearest Lord, whose changeless love

Cysegrwn flaenffrwyth dyddiau'n hoes

Appears in 2 hymnals Used With Tune: HEBRON
Cysegrwn flaenffrwyth dyddiau'n hoes
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Thy Foes Succeeding Time Shall Own

Author: James Merrick, 1720-1769 Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Thy foes succeeding times shall own Lyrics: 1 Thy foes succeeding times shall own, Long as the sun and waxing moon, With varied light, in swift career, Alternate guide the circling year. 2 The Son from Heaven His grace shall pour, Delightful as the copious shower, Whose drops refresh the new-shorn plain, And swell with life the foodful grain. 3 His care the just aloft shall raise, Nor fair prosperity His days Desist to crown, till round the pole, The measured months shall cease to roll. 4 From sea to sea His wide command Shall reach, and from Euphrates’ strand Through realms of various tongue extend, Far as to earth’s remotest end. 5 To Him the desert tribes shall kneel; His foes, that on their conquering steel Reposed ere while their frantic trust, Shall prostrate fall, and lick the dust. Used With Tune: HEBRON
Thy Foes Succeeding Time Shall Own

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