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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Angelus; Catherine Winkworth Hymnal: Lyra Germanica #42 (1861) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 Lyrics: Loving Shepherd, kind and true, Wilt Thou not in pity come To Thy Lamb? As shepherds do, Bear me in Thy bosom home; Take me hence from earth's annoy To Thy home of endless joy. See how I have gone astray In this earthly wilderness; Come and take me soon away To Thy flock who dwell in bliss, And Thy glory, Lord, behold, Safe within Thy heavenly fold. For I fain would gaze on Thee, With the lambs to whom 'tis given That they feed, from danger free, In the happy fields of heaven; Praising Thee, all terrors o'er, Never can they wander more. Here I live in sore distress, Fearing, watching, hour by hour; For my foes around me press, And I know their craft and power: Lord, Thy lamb can never be Safe one moment, but with Thee. O Lord Jesus, let me not 'Mid the ravening wolves e'er fall, Help me as a shepherd ought, That I may escape them all: Bear me homeward in Thy breast, To Thy fold of endless rest. Languages: English
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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Scheffler Hymnal: Chorale Book for England, The #152 (1863) Lyrics: Loving Shepherd, kind and true, Wilt Thou not in pity hear me? Seek Thy Lamb as shepherds do, In Thy bosom gently bear me; Take me hence from earth's annoy To Thy home of endless joy. See how in this wilderness Lost amid its wastes I wander; Take me hence to dwell in bliss With the flock who, gather'd yonder, Now Thy glory, Lord, behold, Safe within the heavenly fold. For I fain would gaze on Thee, With the lambs, to whom 't is given That they feed from danger free In the happy field of heaven, Praising Thee, all terrors o'er, Never can they leave Thee more. Here I live in sore distress, Watching, fearing hour by hour, For my foes around me press, And I know their craft and power; Lord, Thy lamb can never be Safe one moment but with Thee. Then, Lord Jesus, let me not Fall amid the wolves, but bear me, As the faithful shepherd ought; Help me, keep me ever near Thee, Till Thou bear me in Thy breast Homeward to my endless rest. Languages: English
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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Angelus; Catherine Winkworth Hymnal: Lyra Germanica #S1-42 (1881) Languages: English
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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Angelus Hymnal: Children's Praise #61 (1858) Languages: English
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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Angelus Hymnal: Lyra Germanica #98 (1856) Languages: English

Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Hymnal: The Sunday School Hymnal #d126 (1883)
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Loving Shepherd, kind and true

Author: Angelus Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book #1442 (1858)

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