And Now We Must Bid One Another Farewell

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And now we must bid one another farewell

Author: Martha Clausen (1830); Translator: George Taylor Rygh (1908)
Published in 8 hymnals

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1 And now we must bid one another farewell;
The peace of our God keep you ever!
God's peace in our bosom, and all will be well,
Or whether we meet or we sever.
May Christ, our dear Lord,
Be our sure reward,
When we from this world pass forever!

2 Oh, help us, dear Father, through Jesus, Thy Son,
That gladly our course we may finish!
And Thou, Holy Spirit, Thou comforting One,
Thy love in our hearts so replenish,
That we, by Thy might
May fight the good fight,
Till won is the crown everlasting.

Source: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #37

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Author: Martha Clausen

Martha Clausen was the wife of the first pastor in Muskego, Wisconsin. Like many of the early settlers from Denmark she died in Muskego in 1846 at the age of 25. NN, Hymnary Go to person page >

Translator: George Taylor Rygh

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First Line:	And now we must bid one another farewell
Title:	And Now We Must Bid One Another Farewell
Danish Title:	Saa vil vi nu sige hverandre Farvel
Author:	Martha Clausen (1830)
Translator:	George Taylor Rygh (1908)
Meter:	11.9.11.9.5.5.9
Language:	English
Copyright:	Public Domain