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Come raise your thankful voice
Hymnal: Hymns, etc. #S66 (1787) Languages: English
Come raise your thankful voice
Come, raise your thankful voice
Author: Hart Hymnal: Hymn and Tune Book for Use in Old School or Primitive Baptist Churches #81 (1886) Languages: English
Come, raise your thankful voice
Come raise your thankful voice
Hymnal: Hymns #169 (1822) Languages: English
Come raise your thankful voice
Come raise your thankful voice
Hymnal: Hymns, etc. composed on various subjects #169 (1759) Languages: English
Come raise your thankful voice
"Set your affection on things above"
Author: Hart Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship. In four parts (10th ed.) (Gadsby's Hymns) #102 (1844) First Line: Come, raise your thankful voice Lyrics: 1 Come, raise your thankful voice,
Ye souls redeemed with blood;
Leave earth and all its toys,
And mix no more with mud.
Dearly we’re bought, highly esteemed;
Redeemed, with Jesus’ blood redeemed.
2 Christians are priests and kings,
All born of heavenly birth;
Then think on nobler things,
And grovel not on earth.
Dearly we’re bought, highly esteemed;
Redeemed, with Jesus’ blood redeemed.
3 With heart, and soul, and mind,
Exalt redeeming love;
Leave worldly cares behind,
And set your minds above.
Dearly we’re bought, highly esteemed;
Redeemed, with Jesus’ blood redeemed.
4 Lift up your ravished eyes,
And view the glory given;
All lower things despise,
Ye citizens of heaven.
Dearly we’re bought, highly esteemed;
Redeemed, with Jesus’ blood redeemed.
5 Be to this world as dead,
Alive to that to come;
Our life in Christ is hid,
Who soon shall call us home.
Dearly we’re bought, highly esteemed;
Redeemed, with Jesus’ blood redeemed. Topics: Redemption Languages: English
"Set your affection on things above"
Dearly, we're bought, highly esteemed
Author: Joseph Hart Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn Book #273 (1859) First Line: Come, raise your thankful voice
Dearly, we're bought, highly esteemed
