The words of this hymn actually date back to 6th century Ireland. Originally it was not set to music at all, but was a monastic prayer calledRop t� mo baile, attributed to Dallan Forgaill. It wasn't until 190
This site began as a site reaching out to the Internet community to help me find "lost" hymn lyrics for a hymnal I was editing.But something interesting happened. After I launched the site, I noticed that people started to write in, asking for help locating hymn lyrics that they were sea...
Methodist Hymn Lyrics app is designed to enhance your worship service, and your devotion to the Lord by making available the Public domain version of the Wesley…
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Lyrics: Isaac Watts Music: Traditional American Melody When I can read my title clear To mansions in the skies, I bid farewell to every fear, And wipe my weeping eyes. And wipe my weeping eyes, And wipe my weeping eyes I bid farewell to every fear, And wipe my weeping eyes. Should...
We remember biblical truth when we need it the most thanks to powerful lyrics that "stick" in our minds We have more natural teachable moments with children The first hymn I remember as a child wasThis Is My Father’s World. I remember being in Sunday School and singing it as a five ...
Living flame of my hope may this song reach up to Thee! Eternal womb of infinite life on the way I trust in Thee. Lift up your eyes, move with the wind, speed up your step: God comes, in time. See the Son who became Man: ...
I miss the old hymns that I remember from my childhood - there were no drums, no electric guitar and no mind numbing beat. It was just voices and maybe a piano or an organ. The choir led the congregation in singing - and the words of these hymns are poetic. I realize that there is...
Lord, I will be Alway with Thee Wherever Thou wilt have me. Do Thou control My heart and soul And make me whole; Thy grace alone can save me. Yea, help us, Lord, With one accord To love and serve Thee solely, That henceforth we May dwell with Thee Most happily And see Thy presen...
And so I’ll try my best to start this blog over again going back to where it started: my musings about life and faith and the hymn lyrics that inspired my musings. Ironically, I do have one last “book review” to write (which will be the next post), but after that I’ll try ...