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My Heart its Incense Burning

Author: H. Mills Hymnal: Concordia #3 (1918) Lyrics: 1 My heart its incense burning, I'll offer thanks and praise, Now, with return of morning, And through all future days; I'll praise Thee on Thy throne, Great Source of ev'ry blessing, My song to Thee addressing Through Christ, Thy only Son. 2 Thy mercy claims my praises! This kept me through the night; And now from sleep it raises, To greet the dawning light. This, too, it is that hath My many sins forgiven, Which, in the face of heaven, So oft provoked Thy wrath. 3 In mercy still direct me Throughout the coming day: From Satan's wiles protect me, From sin, and from dismay: Defend from fire and storm, From want and ev'ry weakness, From sorrows and from sickness, From sudden death's alarm. 4 Let angels keep their stations, Nor cease their guard of me, Averting all temptations Which draw my soul from Thee! Thy shield hold Thou above! Then nothing shall distress me, To duty I'll address me, Rejoicing in Thy love. Topics: Opening Hymns Languages: English Tune Title: JEG VIL DIN PRIS
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My heart its incense burning

Author: Anon. Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnary #542 (1913) Meter: 7.6.7.6.6.7.7.6 Lyrics: 1 My heart its incense burning, I'll offer thanks and praise, Now, with return of morning, And through all future days; I'll praise Thee on thy throne, Great Source of every blessing, My song to Thee addressing Through Christ, Thy only Son. 2 Thy mercy claims my praises! This kept me through the night; And now from sleep it raises, To greet the dawning light. This, too, it is that hath My many sins forgiven, Which, in the face of heaven, So oft provoked thy wrath. 3 In mercy still direct me Throughout the coming day: From Satan's wiles protect me, From sin, and from dismay: Defend from fire and storm, From want and every weakness, From sorrows and from sickness, From sudden death's alarm. 4 Let angels keep their stations, Nor cease their guard of me, Averting all temptations Which draw my soul from thee Thy shield hold thou above! Then nothing shall distress me, To duty I'll address me, Rejoicing in Thy love! Topics: Family Prayer Morning; Family Prayer Morning; Angels Tune Title: [My heart its incense burning]

My heart its incense burning

Author: H. Mills Hymnal: The Concordia Hymnal #51 (1933) Languages: English Tune Title: MY HEART ITS INCENSE BURNING
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My heart its incense burning

Author: H. Mills; Anon. Hymnal: Wartburg Hymnal #28 (1918) Lyrics: 1 My heart its incense burning, I'll offer thanks and praise, Now with return of morning, And through all future days; I'll praise Thee on Thy throne, Great Source of ev'ry blessing, My song to Thee addressing Through Christ, Thy only Son. 2 Thy mercy claims my praises! This kept me through the night; And now from sleep it raises, To greet the dawning light. This, too, it is that hath My many sins forgiven, Which in the face of heaven So oft provoked Thy wrath. 3 In mercy still direct me Throughout the coming day: From Satan's wiles protect me, From sin, and from dismay: Defend from fire and storm, From want and every weakness, From sorrows and from sickness, From sudden death's alarm. 4 Let angels keep their stations, Nor cease their guard of me, Averting all temptations Which draw my soul from Thee! Thy shield hold Thou above! Then nothing shall distress me; To duty I'll address me, Rejoicing in Thy love. Topics: Morning

My heart its incense burning

Author: Henry Mills; Johann Mathesius Hymnal: Hymns for Church Schools #d97 (1929) Languages: English

My heart its incense burning

Author: Henry Mills; Johann Mathesius Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnary Junior ... of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Synod, the Evangelical Lutheran Synod and the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America #d182 (1916)

My heart its incense burning

Author: Henry Mills; Johann Mathesius Hymnal: The Concordia Hymnal. Rev. #d228 (1960)
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My heart her incense burning

Author: Henry Mills; J. Matthesius Hymnal: Christian Chorals #3 (1885) Languages: English Tune Title: THURIFER

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