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Since now the day hath reached its close

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal. 9th ed. #a311 (1895) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Since now the day hath reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my Lord, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight, Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray, remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 And foil Thou Satan's purpose fell Through Thy swift angel-arm, Then free from care, I'll rest me well And safe from every harm. 5 I feel indeed through guilt undone, It cried aloud to Thee: But yet, the mercy from Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my Bail, While suppliant at Thy feet, With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgement-seat. 7 Away, vain, idle thoughts depart! Roam not my soul abroad; For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 8 And hereupon my eyes I close, And fall asleep heart-glad; My God doth watch o'er my repose, Why should my heart be sad? 9 And thus I live and die to Thee, Thou Sabaoth strong, indeed! In life and death Thou helpest me From every fear and need. 10 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. Topics: The Catechism; Daily Devotion Evening Languages: English
Since now the day hath reached its close
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Since now the day hath reached its close

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnal #311 (1880) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Since now the day hath reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my Lord, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight, Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray, remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 And foil Thou Satan's purpose fell Through Thy swift angel-arm, Then free from care, I'll rest me well And safe from every harm. 5 I feel indeed through guilt undone, It cried aloud to Thee: But yet, the mercy from Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my Bail, While suppliant at Thy feet, With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgement-seat. 7 Away, vain, idle thoughts depart! Roam not my soul abroad; For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 8 And hereupon my eyes I close, And fall asleep heart-glad; My God doth watch o'er my repose, Why should my heart be sad? 9 And thus I live and die to Thee, Thou Sabaoth strong, indeed! In life and death Thou helpest me From every fear and need. 10 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. Topics: The Catechism; Daily Devotion Evening Languages: English
Since now the day hath reached its close
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Since now the day hath reached its close

Author: Johann Friederich Herzog Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran hymnal #311 (1908) Lyrics: 1 Since now the day hath reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my Lord, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight, Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray, remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 And foil Thou Satan's purpose fell Through Thy swift angel-arm, Then free from care, I'll rest me well And safe from every harm. 5 I feel indeed through guilt undone, It cried aloud to Thee: But yet, the mercy from Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my Bail, While suppliant at Thy feet, With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgement-seat. 7 Away, vain, idle thoughts depart! Roam not my soul abroad; For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 8 And hereupon my eyes I close, And fall asleep heart-glad; My God doth watch o'er my repose, Why should my heart be sad? 9 And thus I live and die to Thee, Thou Sabaoth strong, indeed! In life and death Thou helpest me From every fear and need. 10 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. Topics: The Catechism Evening Languages: English Tune Title: ROMBERG
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Since now the day has reached its close

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #30 (1918) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Since now the day hath reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my God, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight; Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 Turn from me Satan's tyranny Through many an angel arm, Then shall I be from danger free, And safe from every harm. 5 I know the evil I have done Doth cry aloud to Thee; But yet the mercy of Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my bail, While suppliant at Thy feet; With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgment seat. 7 And therefore now I close my eyes And sleep with tranquil breast; Why waste the time in fears or sighs? God watches o'er my rest. 8 Away, vain, idle thoughts depart! Roam not, my soul abroad! For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 9 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. 10 And thus I live and die to Thee, Strong Lord of hosts, indeed! In life and death thou helpest me From every fear and need. Topics: Evening Languages: English
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Since now the day has reached its close

Author: J. F. Herzog. Hymnal: Wartburg Hymnal #66 (1918) Lyrics: 1 Since now the day hath reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my Lord, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight; Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray, remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 Turn from me Satan's tyranny Through many an angel-arm; Then shall I be from danger free, And safe from every harm. 5 I know, the evil I have done Doth cry aloud to Thee: But yet the mercy of Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my bail, While suppliant at Thy feet; With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgment seat. 7 And therefore now I close my eyes, And sleep with tranquil breast; Why waste the time in fears or sighs! God watches o'er my rest. 8 Away, vain, idle thoughts depart! Roam not, my soul abroad! For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 9 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. 10 And thus I live and die to Thee, Strong Lord of hosts, indeed! In life and death thou helpest me From every fear and need. Topics: Evening
Since now the day has reached its close

Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Author: Johann Friedrich Hertzog Hymnal: Book of Hymns for the joint Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and other states #d228 (1913) Languages: English
Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Author: Johann Friedrich Hertzog Hymnal: Book of Hymns for the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States #d228 (1920) Languages: English
Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Author: Johann Friedrich Hertzog Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnbook (Lutheran Conference of Missouri and Other States) #d298 (1889) Languages: English
Since now the day hath [has] reached its close
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Since now the day has reached its close

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #303 (1893) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 SINCE now the day has reached its close, And sunlight shines no more, In sleep the toil-worn find repose, And all who wept before. 2 But Thou, my God, no rest dost know, No slumber dims Thy sight. Thou hatest darkness as Thy foe, Since Thou Thyself art light. 3 O Lord, I pray remember me Throughout the shades of night, And grant to me most graciously The shield of Thy great might. 4 Turn from me Satan's tyranny Through many an angel-arm, Then shall I be from danger free, And safe from every harm. 5 I know the evil I have done Doth cry aloud to Thee: But yet the mercy of Thy Son Hath full atoned for me. 6 Him I present Thee as my Bail, While suppliant at Thy feet; With such assurance I'll not fail Before Thy judgment seat. 7 And therefore now I close my eyes, And sleep with tranquil breast; Why waste the time in fears or sighs?-- God watches o'er my rest. 8 Away, vain, idle thoughts, depart! Roam not my soul abroad! For now I build within my heart A temple to my God. 9 Should this night prove the last for me In this dark vale of tears, Then lead me, Lord, in heaven to Thee And my elect compeers. 10 And thus I live and die to Thee, Thou Sabaoth strong, indeed! In life and death Thou helpest me From every fear and need. Topics: Evening Languages: English
Since now the day has reached its close

Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

Author: Johann Friedrich Hertzog Hymnal: The Oxford American Hymnal for Schools and Colleges #d307 (1930)
Since now the day hath [has] reached its close

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