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Humbly Now, with Deep Contrition

Author: Ada Cambridge Hymnal: Gloria Deo #387 (1901) Lyrics: 1 Humbly now, with deep contrition, We Thy mercy, Lord, entreat, Now, as mourning, weeping, kneeling, WE bow down before Thy feet; Father, in the day of anguish, And of darkness, and of shame, Cling we to that precious promise Make to us in Jesus name. 2 For His sake, our great Redeemer, Thro’ His death of wondrous love, Dare we to approach the footstool Of Thy mighty throne above; Aye, thro’ Him who bore the sorrow, Bore in want, in woe, and strife, This same weight of human weakness, This same weary human life. 3 Thro’ His Name, and by His merits, Whom we worship and adore, For His blessed sake, we pray Thee, Hear us, spare us evermore. By His hour of mortal weakness, Give Thine erring children strength, That they bear the burden bravely, That they win the crown at length. Languages: English Tune Title: AUTUMN
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Humbly Now, with Deep Contrition

Author: Ada Cambridge Hymnal: The Friends' Hymnal, a Collection of Hymns and Tunes for the Public Worship of the Society #a387 (1908) Languages: English Tune Title: AUTUMN
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Humbly Now, With Deep Contrition

Author: Ada Cambridge Hymnal: Gloria Deo #639 (1901) Topics: Repentance Languages: English Tune Title: AUTUMN
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Humbly Now, With Deep Contricion

Author: Ada C. Cross Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #14010 Meter: 8.7.8.7 D First Line: Humbly now, with deep contrition Lyrics: 1 Humbly now, with deep contrition, We Thy mercy, Lord, entreat! Now, as mourning, weeping, kneeling, We bow down before Thy feet. Father, in the day of anguish, And of darkness, and of shame, Cling we to that precious promise Made to us in Jesus’ name. 2 For His sake—our great Redeemer— Through His death of wondrous love, Dare we to approach the footstool Of Thy mighty throne above: Dare we, stained with such dishonor, Stained with sin, look up to Thee: Dare we, with our loathsome garments, To the source of glory flee. 3 Dare we pray, with eager voices, For Thy blessing and Thy grace; For one accent of forgiveness, For one glimmer of Thy face. Aye, through Him who bore in sorrow— Bore in want, and woe, and strife— This same weight of human weakness, This same weary human life. 4 Thro’ His name, and by His merits, Whom we worship and adore, For His blessèd sake, we pray Thee, Hear us—spare us evermore. By His hour of mortal weakness, Give Thine erring children strength, That they bear the burden bravely, That they win the crown at length. Languages: English Tune Title: BLAENHAFREN
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Humbly now, with deep contrition

Author: Ada C. Cross Hymnal: The Reformed Church Hymnal #179 (1878)
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Humbly now, with deep contrition

Author: Ada Cambridge Hymnal: Evangel Songs #213 (1894) Languages: English Tune Title: AUTUMN

Humbly now, with deep contrition

Author: Ada C. Cross Hymnal: The Friends' Hymnal #d241 (1905)

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