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Christmas Bells
Author: Effie S. Black Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Ring out, ye bells of Christmas day Lyrics:
1 Ring out, ye bells of Christmas day,
The sin from earth shall pass away;
Awake, ye shepherds now to greet
This hallowed morn, so glad, so sweet;
For lo! to earth a king has come,
Who left for us His starry home.
Ring out, ye bells of Christmas, ring,
And tell the world of Christ, our king.
2 O Bethlehem! thou beautiful!
In fair Judea’s lonely vale
Thou gavest to the world a king
Whose praises worlds on worlds shall sing.
Let every heart its homage pay
To Christ our king, this Christmas day.
Ye Christmas bells, peal out! O ring!
And tell the world of Christ, our king.
Used With Tune: DUANE STREET Text Sources: Heart Whispers (New York/Cleveland: F. M. Barton, 1900)
Christmas Bells
O That the Race of Men Would Raise
Author: John Q. Adams, 1767-1848 Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: 1. O that the race of men would raise
Their voices to their heav’nly King,
And with the sacrifice of praise
The glories of Jehovah sing!
Ye navigators of the sea,
Your course on ocean’s tides who keep,
And there Jehovah’s wonders see,
His wonders in the briny deep!
2. He speaks; conflicting whirlwinds fly;
The waves in swelling torrents flow;
They mount, aspire to Heaven on high;
They sink, as if to hell below:
Their souls with terror melt away;
They stagger as if drunk with wine
Their skill is vain, to Thee they pray;
O, save them, Energy divine!
3. He stays the storm; the waves subside;
Their hearts with rapture are inspired;
Soft breezes waft them o’er the tide,
In gladness, to their port desired:
O that mankind the song would raise,
Jehovah’s goodness to proclaim!
Assembled nations shout His praise,
Assembled elders bless His name! Used With Tune: DUANE STREET Text Sources: Poems of Religion and Society by John Quincy Adams, by John Davis and T. H. Benton (New York: William H. Graham, 1848)
O That the Race of Men Would Raise
Trembling before thine awful throne
Author: Augustus L. Hillhouse Appears in 68 hymnals Topics: Justification Used With Tune: DUANE STREET
Trembling before thine awful throne
Happy the child that finds the grace
Appears in 127 hymnals Used With Tune: DUANE STREET
Happy the child that finds the grace
إن كنيسة العلي
Appears in 6 hymnals Lyrics: 1 إن كنيسة العلي
واحدةً طول المدى
والرب سيد لها
يحفظها مِنَ العِدى
خليقةٌ جديدةٌ
بالماء والكلمةِ
جاء لكي ينقذَها
من أسرها بالنعمة
2 من كل أمةٍ تُرى
بين الملا تحت السما
قد جمعتهُم ضمنها
حتى ينالوا النعما
فواحد سيدُها
وواحد إيمانُها
وواحد رجاؤها
وواحد تُكلانُها
3 لَئن يُصب وَحدَتَها
داعي النفور والشِّقاق
أو دخلتها بِدَعٌ
تسلُبُها روحَ الوفاق
فإنَّ سيدَ الملا
يرعى بنيها سرمدا
فليس أبوابُ الردى
تقوى عليها أبدا
4 في تعبٍ وألمٍ
في كدرٍ وفي سَقام
تنتظر اليوم الذي
فيه ترى نورَ السلام
وسوف تحظى بالذي
ترجو بأن تنظرَهُ
وتُبصِرُ المُلكَ الذي
تشتاق أن تُبصِرَهُ Used With Tune: DUANE STREET
إن كنيسة العلي
God of the seas, thy mighty voice
Appears in 41 hymnals Used With Tune: WAY-FARING MAN
God of the seas, thy mighty voice
The ransomed spirit to her home
Author: Wm. Bingham Tappan Appears in 34 hymnals Used With Tune: DUANE STREET
The ransomed spirit to her home
Ehr' seid dem Vater
Appears in 34 hymnals First Line: Ehr' sei dem Vater und dem Sohn Used With Tune: [Ehr' sei dem Vater und dem Sohn]
Ehr' seid dem Vater
Praise God
Author: S. M. I. Henry Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Praise God, from whom all blessings flow Used With Tune: [Praise God, from whom all blessings flow]
Praise God
That Man No Guard or Weapons Needs
Author: John Newton Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 17 hymnals Lyrics: 1. That man no guard or weapons needs,
Whose heart the blood of Jesus knows;
But safe may pass, if duty leads,
Through burning sands or mountain snows.
Released from guilt he feels no fear,
Redemption is his shield and tower;
He sees his Savior always near
To help, in every trying hour.
2. Though I am weak and Satan strong,
And often to assault me tries;
When Jesus is my shield and song,
Abashed the wolf before me flies.
His love possessing I am blest,
Secure whatever change may come;
Whether I go to East or West,
With Him I still shall be at home.
3. If placed beneath the northern pole,
Though winter reigns with rigor there;
His gracious beams would cheer my soul,
And make a spring throughout the year.
Or if the desert’s sun-burnt soil,
My lonely dwelling e’er should prove;
His presence would support my toil,
Whose smile is life, whose voice is love. Used With Tune: DUANE STREET Text Sources: Olney Hymns (London: W. Oliver, 1779), number 48
That Man No Guard or Weapons Needs
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