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Santo Consolador
Author: Edwin Hatch Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 4 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Santo Consolador,
tu aliento pon en mí,
que lo que Tú amas pueda amar,
tu voluntad seguir.
2 Santo Consolador,
puro quisiera ser,
servirte siempre con fervor,
y fiel permanecer.
3 Santo Consolador,
hasta que vuelva a ti,
mantén el fuego de tu amor
ardiendo siempre en mí.
4 Santo Consolador,
tu aliento pon en mí
y gozaré de eternidad
aún viviendo aquí.
Topics: Espíritu Santo Scripture: John 14:15-26 Used With Tune: TRENTHAM Text Sources: Trad. Comisión Revisora de Cántico Nuevo
Santo Consolador
Come and rejoice with me!
Author: Elizabeth R. Charles, 1828 - 1896 Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: The Church of God Baptism; The Life in Christ Love and Gratitude Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
Come and rejoice with me!
Out Where the Stars Are Born (A Hymn on Health and Healing for Those Who Serve)
Author: F. Richard Garland Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Out where the stars are born Topics: Comfort Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
Out Where the Stars Are Born (A Hymn on Health and Healing for Those Who Serve)
What Raised the Wondrous Thought?
Author: George V. Wigram, 1805-1879 Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: What raised the wondrous thought Lyrics: 1. What raised the wondrous thought,
Or who did it suggest,
That blood-bought saints to glory brought
Should with the Son be blest?
2. Father, the thought was Thine,
And only Thine could be—
Fruit of the wisdom, love divine,
Peculiar unto Thee.
3. For, sure, no other mind,
For thoughts so bold, so free,
Greatness or strength, could ever find;
Thine only it could be.
4. The motives, too, Thine own,
The plan, the counsel, Thine!
Made for Thy Son, bone of His bone,
In glory bright to shine.
5. O God, with great delight
Thy wondrous thought we see,
Upon His throne, in glory bright
The bride of Christ shall be.
6. Sealed with the Holy Ghost,
We triumph in that love,
Thy wondrous thought has made our boast
Glory with Christ above. Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
What Raised the Wondrous Thought?
Da Vida a Mi Alma, Oh Dios
Author: Edwin Hatch; G. Paúl S. Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Da vida a mi alma Topics: El Santo Espiritu General Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
Da Vida a Mi Alma, Oh Dios
Santo Consolador
Author: Edwin Hatch; Pablo Sywulka B. Appears in 3 hymnals Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
Santo Consolador
In Sorrow And Distress
Author: Christopher Wordsworth Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 In sorrow and distress,
To Thee, O Lord, we fly;
In penitential lowliness
To Thee for mercy cry.
2 Mercy, O mercy, Lord;
From Thee we have our breath :
We read it written in Thy Word,
“God willeth not your death.
3 God gave His only Son
Your sins to take away;
And God’s dear Son to Heav’n is gone
On your behalf to pray.
4 By Thine own love we plead,
O hearken to our prayer;
By Him, who for our sins did bleed,
Spare us, O Father, spare.
5 Our drooping minds refresh
With showers of heav’nly dew;
For hearts of stone give hearts of flesh,
Renew us, Lord, renew.
6 Comfort, and make us whole,
With Thy free Spirit’s grace;
Lift up, O Lord, upon our soul
The luster of Thy face.
7 With Jesu’s white robe hide
Our manifold offense;
And cleanse with blood from Jesu’s side
Our tears of penitence.
8 Constrain us to abhor
The sins that made Him grieve;
And ne’er to tempt the Spirit more
Our thankless hearts to leave.
9 Make us, O Lord, to tread
The path which Jesus trod;
Which Him from earth in triumph led
To the right hand of God.
10 So, with the saints in Heav’n,
May we sing praise to Thee,
For peace restored, and sins forgiv’n
To all eternity. Used With Tune: TRENTHAM Text Sources: The Holy Year (London: Rivingtons: 1862)
In Sorrow And Distress
I Stand At Mercy's Door
Author: John Berridge Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I stand at mercy’s door Lyrics: 1 I stand at mercy’s door,
O Lord, look on me now,
A beggar knocks, exceeding poor,
And none can help but Thou.
2 Through sin, born dark I was,
Nor cared for the light,
All knowledge of Thy truth and grace,
Was banished from my sight.
3 Exceeding lame beside,
A cripple from my birth,
And need a crutch, as well a guide,
To help my ankles forth.
4 A ragged soul I am,
My breast and shoulders bare,
And nothing left to hide my shame,
But fig leaves here and there.
5 With sore disease I smart,
From pain am seldom free,
It is the evil in my heart,
My father gave it me.
6 Lord, I have told my case,
Well known to Thee before,
Let Jesus show His lovely face,
And heal up every sore.
7 Mine eyes with salve anoint,
That I may see Thy light;
And strengthen every tottering joint,
That I may walk upright.
8 My naked soul array
In Thy own righteousness;
And let Thy precious blood convey
The pledge of heav’nly peace.
9 My evil, Thou dost know,
Torments my bosom much,
But let the King of Israel show,
He cures it with a touch.
10 Some manna also bring
To feast my pilgrim days,
And Thou shalt hear a beggar sing,
And shout forth Jesus’ praise. Used With Tune: TRENTHAM Text Sources: Sion's Songs (London: Vallance & Conder, 1785)
I Stand At Mercy's Door
How Long, O Lord, How Long?
Author: Herman G. Stuempfle, Jr., 1923-2007 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: "How long, O Lord, how long" Refrain First Line: SM Topics: Justice; Mission / Ministry; Prayer and Petition; Suffering Used With Tune: TRENTHAM
How Long, O Lord, How Long?
E ha maluna o'u
Author: Edwin Hatch; Keala Appears in 2 hymnals Used With Tune: [E ha maluna o'u]
E ha maluna o'u
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