William M. Reynolds

Born: March 4, 1812, Fay­ette Coun­ty, Penn­syl­van­ia.
Died: Sep­tem­ber 5, 1876, Oak Park, Il­li­nois.

Reynolds was ed­u­cat­ed at Jef­fer­son Coll­ege, Ca­non­sburg, Penn­syl­van­ia, and Luth­er­an Get­tys­burg Sem­in­ary. He was a pro­fes­sor at Penn­syl­van­ia Coll­ege (1833-50); pres­i­dent of Cap­i­tal Un­i­ver­si­ty, Co­lum­bus, Ohio (1850-53); and pres­i­dent of Il­li­nois State Un­i­ver­si­ty (1857-60). He be­came an or­dained Epis­co­pal min­is­ter in 1864, and found­ed the Evan­gel­i­cal Re­view. His last pas­tor­ate was at Christ Church, Har­lem (Oak Park), Il­li­nois, from 1872 un­til his death.

Lyrics--
Come, Thou Sav­ior of Our Race
Come, Thou Soul Trans­form­ing Spir­it
Eternity, Ter­rif­ic Word
Jesus, My Lord, Thy Near­ness Does Im­part
Lord Je­sus Christ, to Thee We Pray
O God, Look Down from Hea­ven, We Pray
O Ho­ly Ghost, Des­cend We Pray
O Lord, Up­hold Us by Thy Word
O Lord, We Would Praise Thee
Rejoice, Ye Ran­somed of the Lord

Translations--
"Savior of the Na­tions, Come"

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