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Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Author: Frederica Bremer, 1802- Hymnal: Hymns for All Christians #L14 (1869) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Author: Miss Bremer Hymnal: Plymouth Collection #a992 (1863)
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Author: Frederica Bremer, 1802- Hymnal: Hymns for all Christians #214 (1889) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Author: Miss Bremer Hymnal: A Book of Hymns for Public and Private Devotion. (10th ed.) #320 (1848) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Hymnal: Hymns of the Church, Ancient and Modern #384 (1872) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Hymnal: Hymns for the Church of Christ (3rd thousand) #731 (1853) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Hymnal: Hymns for the Church of Christ. (6th thousand) #731 (1857) Languages: English
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Author: Miss Bremer Hymnal: Plymouth Collection of Hymns and Tunes; for the use of Christian Congregations #992 (1855)
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Author: Miss Bremer Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book #992 (1858)
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous
Suffering and Action
Author: Miss Bremer Hymnal: A Book of Hymns for Public and Private Devotion (15th ed.) #320 (1866) First Line: Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous! Lyrics:
Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous!
Body fall, but soul have peace!
Welcome, pain! thou searcher rigorous!
Slay me, but my faith increase.
Sin, o’er sense so softly stealing;
Doubt, that would my strength impair;
Hence at once from life and feeling!—
Now my cross I gladly bear.
Up, my soul! with clear sedateness
Read heaven’s law, writ bright and broad,
Up! a sacrifice to greatness,
Truth, and goodness,—up to God!
Up to labor! from thee shaking
Off the bonds of sloth, be brave!
Give thyself to prayer and waking;
Toil some fainting heart to save!
Languages: English
Suffering and Action
