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O my God, avert the storm

Author: J. C. Jacobi; Johann Georg Albinus Hymnal: A Hymn and Prayer-Book #86 (1795) Hymnal Title: A Hymn and Prayer-Book Languages: English
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O my God, avert the Storm

Hymnal: Psalmodia Germanica #98 (1732) Hymnal Title: Psalmodia Germanica Lyrics: I. O my God, avert the Storm Of thine Indignation: Spare a sinful feeble worm, Tho' Abomination. O my God, Turn the Rod From thy wretched Creature. heal his sinful Nature. II. Under thine afflicting Touch Day and Night I languish; Streaming Sorrows wash my Couch; I'm pierc'd through with Anguish; And am hoarse Thro' the Course Of a long Complaining, All my Powers straining. III. Sorrow darkens all my Days. Night still hears me wailing, And the Minutes, as they pass, Oh, my Blame! Oh, my Shame! That I've been audacious 'Gainst a God so gracious. IV. Lord, mine Eye's consum'd with Grief, And my Heart with sighing: Yet that thou wouldst grant Relief, I cannot cease crying. Lord! how long Shall my Song Dwell on Lamentation, Void of Consolation. V. Hear poor Dust and Ashes speak: Favour my petition: Save me for thy Mercy's Sake; Save me from Perdition Hear my Groans; Heal my Bones, Which (Oh! angry Token) Thou, My God, hast broken. VI. Lord, my fainting Spirit save From the wrathful Sentence. Save from Death; for in the Grave There is no Repentance. Hear my Moan Thou alone From my Sins canst free me, And from Death redeem me. VII. Fly, ye Tempters; Heav'n is mov'd. Mercy is descending. God has all my Pray'r approv'd; All my Griefs are ending. Satan fly: Mercy's nigh. Him Thou'st long tormented Now shall live contented. Topics: Repentance Languages: English Tune Title: [O my God, avert the Storm]

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