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413 2. I have justified anger and buried my guilt; Tried to cover my shame with more sin—with more filth. Now my spiritʼs so thirsty, with hunger it burns. I have come to my end and to You now I turn. 3. But if there were no Cross; if Christʼs blood was not shed: In my sins Iʼd remain; though alive Iʼd be dead. But He died for my sin then to life rose again. So I come to You now through Your love in His name. © 2007 Christine Dieckmann. Used by permission. Martin Bleby Psalm 130 Out of the depths: Out of the depths I have called to You O Lord: Lord, hear my voice! Let Your ears consider well The voice of my supplication. If You, O Lord; If You, O Lord, Should mark what we do amiss, Lord, who could stand? But with You there is mercy, So that You shall be feared. I wait for the Lord, My soul waits for Him And my hope is in His word. My soul looks for God. My soul looks for God More than watchmen for the morning; More, I say, than watchmen for the morning. O Israel, Trust in the Lord, For with the Lord there is mercy And ample redemption! He will redeem Israel From the multitude of their sins. Out of the depths. © 2001 Martin Bleby. Used by permission. 414 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919–2009 Doxology 1. Praise God from whom all glories flow, All creatures high and here below. Praise Him for love and peace and joy, With all the powers your hearts employ. Stars praised Him joyfully for earthʼs Created splendours at its birth. And angels raptured at the light Sang gloriously of this new delight. In Edenʼs bower our parents sang, And with them all creation rang In paeans of heartsʼ delighted praise For all the mysteries of His ways. 2. The bondage came with serpentʼs chains; Mankind ceased all its sweet refrains; Yet midst the pain of sin for Man The powers of grace their work began. Israel stood free on the sea shore With Canaanʼs riches all before. In joy old Moses raised the song With Miriam and all along. The angels sang at Jesusʼ birth Bursting from heavʼn come down to earth. The people sang ʻHosanna! Lord!ʼ Evʼn as the priests prepared Death's wood. 3. The thief that day found Paradise— Eden returned by bloody price— All sinners now know Edenʼs peace And sing their songs that never cease. The Holy City comes to be For heavʼn and earth Godʼs sanctuary. There creatures all their praises raise For present and eternal days. Now all together heavʼn and earth, Sing for the glory of new birth, For birth thatʼs new to sanctify All that inhabit earth and sky. 199
Praise Father God for all Your good. Praise Loving Son for Your sweet blood. Praise Spirit Dear for powers You bring To make us all Godʼs priests and kings. © 1996 Geoffrey Bingham. Used by Permission. . 416 Hector Morrison Isaiah 40:1–11 415 Martin Bleby Psalm 117 Praise the Lord, all you nations! O praise Him, all you peoples! For His loving-kindness is great towards us, And the Lordʼs faithfulness endures forever. Praise the Lord! © 2007 Martin Bleby. Used by permission. 1. The covenant Father would comfort His people. He sends out His heralds to speak to their heart. They speak words of kindness, of iniquity pardoned, An end to His anger that marks a new start. 2. The voice of a herald demands preparation: ʻMake straight in the desert the way of the Lord. Raise up all the valleys and bring low all the mountains And smooth the rough places. Make way for our God.ʼ 3. The whole of mankind will see Godʼs revelation. Each eye will be fixed on the glory of God. The promise is certain and His truth is accomplished. The mouth of our Saviour has spoken this word. 4. All men are like grass and their glory is fading. Like flowʼrs of the meadow they wither and fall. Godʼs breath blows upon them so their glory will vanish. His word lasts forever and outlives us all. 5. Get up on the mountains and bring your glad tidings. Proclaim the evangel. Do not be afraid. Tell all from the high place that the Saviour is coming. With power He has conquered. His flock He has saved. 6. He comes, the true Shepherd. He cares for His people. He scoops up the young lambs, right close to His heart. All those who are burdened He will lead with great meekness. He knows what is needed. All that Heʼll impart. © 2004, 2006 Hector Morrison. Used by permission. 200
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A. INTRODUCTION B. HYMNS: VOLUME 1
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We hear from the prophet Isaiah: Pu
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‘It is good to give thanks to the
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3. He hath opened a door To the pen
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6 Jenny Winter 1. Eʼen before the
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5. O may this strange, this matchle
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3. O Lord, You have made him just l
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22 5. Praise to the Lord, who, when
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25 Henry Williams Baker, 1821-77 Ps
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30 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1. A
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2. O Jesus, our Redeemer, Washed in
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4. See now the Spirit brings Godʼs
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3. Giver and Lord of life, whose po
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49 Jenny Winter 1. Heavenly Father,
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53 Kay Carney (nee Robinson) 5. The
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57 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1. W
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62 2. You sent Your great angel to
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7. His death is my plea; My Advocat
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71 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 1. I
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2. Tell me, ye who hear Him groanin
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2. He who gave for us His life, Who
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86 Christopher Wordsworth, 1807-85
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5. Ye Gentile sinners, neʼer forge
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94 Martin Bleby 3. Then comes the e
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4. Sing now, Eternal Glory, Planned
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3. I went to My people in prison to
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108 Kay Carney (nee Robinson) 1. I
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6. Happy, if with my latest breath
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2. Breathe, O breathe Thy loving Sp
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121 John Newton, 1725-1807 1. Rejoi
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5. The songs of the heavens break f
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4. Bore it up triumphant With its h
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7. Jerusalem, the only, That lookʼ
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138 Joseph Hart, 1712-68 3. When in
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2. God makes man to be a spirit, Bu
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148 2. A Kingdom Christ has given t
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153 Horatius Bonar, 1808-89 1. Belo
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3. Strive we, in affection strive;
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160 4. Let not your hearts be troub
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165 Richard Keen, c. 1787 1. How fi
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5. ʼTis He who saveth me, And free
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173 Martin Bleby 1. Jesus went down
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178 177 Charles Wesley, 1707-88 1.
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183 Geoffrey Bingham, 1919-2009 2.
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6. Since Christ hath full atonement
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190 James Montgomery, 1771-1854 1.
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195 2. This glory of Christ now spi
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4. But the high mysteries of Thy Na
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6. For weʼre set right with God no
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6. We all, in perfect love renewed,
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210 Colin Jones Youʼve forgiven me
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6. What though my shrinking flesh c
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220 Charles Wesley, 1707-88 3. Into
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225 Charles Wesley, 1707-88 1. Jesu
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231 Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf,
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7. See where before the throne He s
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240 S. W. Gandy, n.d. [Verses 1 and
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By day the LORD commands his steadf
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242 Noel Due 1. Out of darkness dee
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253 Noel Due 1. Love is flowing dee
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2. This subject fills the starry pl
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270 Robert Smith 1. Glory of Glorie
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274 Randall Lawton A personal psalm
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278 Robert Smith 1. The King has co
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3. God is love! Now look at that lo
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4. Godʼs O.K. ʼCos Heʼs my mate,
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5. In the songs that are ever and e
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304 Martin Bleby 1. Disarmed by lov
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308 Christine Dieckmann 1. We eat o
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Page 155 and 156: 315 Martin Bleby Jeremiah 31:3; Isa
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Page 159 and 160: 324 Christine Dieckmann Psalm 1:1-3
Page 161 and 162: 329 Christine Dieckmann 1. We are a
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Page 167 and 168: 339 Robert Smith 1. Great is Your m
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Page 173 and 174: VOLUME 3 166
Page 179 and 180: 356 Martin Bleby 1. Bright was the
Page 181 and 182: 361 Randall Lawton 1. The Spiritʼs
Page 183 and 184: 365 Christine Dieckmann In Your tim
Page 185 and 186: 369 Keith Chessell 1. Come! Let us
Page 187 and 188: 372 Anne Ross Cousin, 1824-1906 Bas
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Page 193 and 194: 387 3. Christ is the Lamb who bore
Page 195 and 196: 389 Adapted from Augustus Montague
Page 197 and 198: 395 Christine Dieckmann 1. He is th
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Page 201 and 202: 404 Noel Due Genesis 22:14 1. ʻIn
Page 203 and 204: 407 Martin Bleby Psalm 22 1. My God
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Page 211 and 212: 423 422 James Krieg We look to the
Page 213 and 214: 426 Christine Dieckmann 1. When our
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Page 217 and 218: 434 Christine Dieckmann 1. When Sat
Page 219 and 220: INDEXES
Page 221 and 222: INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND S
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Page 227 and 228: He walked on earth showing glimpses
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