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Der Vater hat euch lieb

Wohl uns, der Vater hat uns lieb, und wird an uns gedenken

Author: Karl Johann Philipp Spitta
Tune: [Wohl uns! der Vater hat uns lieb]
Published in 4 hymnals

Author: Karl Johann Philipp Spitta

Spitta, Carl Johann Philipp, D.D., was born Aug. 1, 1801, at Hannover, where his father, Lebrecht Wilhelm Gottfried Spitta, was then living, as bookkeeper and teacher of the French language. In his eleventh year Spitta fell into a severe illness, which lasted for four years, and so threw him back that his mother (the father died in 1805) abandoned the idea of a professional career, and apprenticed him to a watchmaker. This occupation did not prove at all congenial to him, but he would not confess his dislike, and his family were ignorant of it till an old friend, who was trying to comfort him after the death of a younger brother, discovered his true feelings. The younger brother had been preparing for ordination, and so Carl was now invited… Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Wohl uns, der Vater hat uns lieb, und wird an uns gedenken
Title: Der Vater hat euch lieb
Author: Karl Johann Philipp Spitta
Language: German
Copyright: Public Domain

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Instances (1 - 4 of 4)

Gesangbuch der evangelisch-Lutherischen St. Markus Kirche #d364

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Gesangbuch der Zionsgemeinde zu Baltimore #168

Neue Zionsharfe #206

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Psalter und Harfe #13

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