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How blest the man who thoughtfully

Appears in 7 hymnals Used With Tune: BELIEF
How blest the man who thoughtfully
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O glaub es nur, uns zweifle nicht

Appears in 6 hymnals First Line: Kennst du den Born, der einst voll Blut Refrain First Line: O Glaub es nur und zweifle nicht Used With Tune: [Kennst du den Born, der einst voll Blut]
O glaub es nur, uns zweifle nicht

Salvation, what a glorious plan

Appears in 27 hymnals Used With Tune: REMEMBER ME
Salvation, what a glorious plan

نبع دماء خارج

Appears in 2 hymnals Refrain First Line: يا بهجتي يا فرحتي Used With Tune: [نبع دماء خارج]
نبع دماء خارج
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How Glorious Is Our Heavenly King

Author: Isaac Watts Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 69 hymnals First Line: How glo­ri­ous is our heav’n­ly king Lyrics: 1 How glo­ri­ous is our heav’n­ly king, Who reigns above the sky! How shall a child pre­sume to sing His aw­ful ma­jes­ty? 2 How great His pow’r is, none can tell, Nor think how large His grace; Not men be­low, nor saints who dwell, On high, be­fore His face. 3 Not an­gels, who stand round the Lord, Can search His sec­ret will; But they per­form His heav’nl­y word, And sing His prais­es still. 4 Then let me join this ho­ly train, And my first of­fer­ings bring; Th’eter­nal God will not dis­dain To hear an in­fant sing. 5 My heart re­solves, my tongue ob­eys, And an­gels will re­joice To hear their migh­ty mak­er’s praise Sound from a fee­ble voice. Used With Tune: CAMPMEETING Text Sources: Divine and Moral Songs, 1715
How Glorious Is Our Heavenly King

How Excellent a Thing It Is

Appears in 2 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 133 Used With Tune: CAMPMEETING Text Sources: Sing Psalms, 2003
How Excellent a Thing It Is
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Nun glaub ich es

Author: Isaak Watts Appears in 19 hymnals First Line: Sagt an, vergoß der Herr sein Blut Used With Tune: [Sagt an, vergoß der Herr sein Blut]
Nun glaub ich es
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Die Sonntagschule

Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Die Sonntagschul', der sel'ge Platz Refrain First Line: Die Sonntagschul', die Sonntagschul' Used With Tune: [Die Sonntagschul', der sel'ge Platz]
Die Sonntagschule
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Our Like Is Like A Vapor, Gone

Author: Benjamin Beddome, 1717-1795 Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Our life is like a va­por, gone Lyrics: 1 Our life is like a va­por, gone, Our mo­ments swift­ly fly; Lo, scarce our sands be­gin to run, Ere we begin to die. 2 Our days on earth are but a span, A sud­den breath of air; Lord, what a brit­tle thing is man, How vain is mor­tal care. 3 Various un­num­bered ills at­tend Our weak and help­less frame, Our fleet­ing life, so soon it ends, lt scarce de­serves the name. 4 No weav­er’s shut­tle moves so fast, No stream so swift­ly flows; Time bears us on with ra­pid haste, To end­less joys or woes. 5 See, sick­ness, sor­row round us wait, And nature is in­firm; Our age to seven­ty years is set, Alas, how short the term! 6 Or, should we by un­com­mon strength To four­score years at­tain, Yet fee­ble­ness will come at length, And bring dis­ease and pain. 7 Oh may I learn the heav’n­ly art, T’improve each pass­ing hour; And what my hands shall find to do, Dispatch with all my pow­er. Used With Tune: CAMPMEETING Text Sources: Hymns Adapted to Public Worship (London: Burton and Briggs,1818)
Our Like Is Like A Vapor, Gone
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Las manos, Padre

Author: E. L. Maxwell Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Las manos, Padre, extiendo a ti Refrain First Line: Yo creo que en el Gólgota Jesús por mí murío Used With Tune: [Las manos, Padre, extiendo a ti]
Las manos, Padre

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