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Happy Are Those Whose Offence is Forgiven

Author: Christopher M. Idle Meter: 11.7.11.7 Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 First Line: [Happy Are Those Whose Offence is Forgiven] Text Sources: Light Upon the River (Hope Publishing Company,, 1998)

Hiding Place

Author: Jo Ann Cate Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 First Line: [Hiding Place] Text Sources: Songbook 4 (Hosanna!) (Integrity Music, Inc., 1990)

How Blest Are the People

Author: Barbara Woollett Meter: 11.11.11.11 Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 First Line: How blest are the people possessing true peace Lyrics: 1 How blest are the people possessing truce peace, in humble repentance sad hearts find release; Christ's death has accomplished forgiveness within, his goodness a garment to cover their sin. 2 How blest are the people receiving God's grace, they know that the Lord is a safe hiding place; his strength their protection when troubles are long, his power in deliverance the theme of their song. 3 How blest are the people desiring to learn, who pray God will guide them his ways to discern; he uses their trials his kindness to prove, surrounding them daily with mercy and love. 4 How blest are the people believing God's word, who live by the Spirit of their risen Lord; his indwelling presence their heaven begun, and joyful their praises to God, Three-in-One! Topics: Church Ministry and Ministers; Church Nature; Descants; Christian Education; Joy Used With Tune: LOVE TO CHRIST

Psalm 32: I Turn to You

Author: Rory Cooney Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 First Line: Happy is he whose sin is forgiven Refrain First Line: I turn to you in time of trouble Topics: Ordinary Time Sixth Sunday; Ordinary Time Eleventh Sunday Used With Tune: [Happy is he whose sin is forgiven]

Blest is the Man, to whom the GOD of Heaven

Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 Lyrics: 1 Blest is the Man, to whom the GOD of Heaven, All his Transgressions freely hath forgiven: Whose Guilt is cover'd, and shall not appear; At GOD's Tribunal to condemn him there. Thrice bless'd is he, who as he has transgressed, With contrite Heart hath all his Crimes confessed; To whom the LORD will not impute his Sin, And whose pure Soul from all Deceit is clean. 2 Whilst I concael'd my Sin, my heart was grieved, My Bones consuming could not be relieved; All Day, did I with Anguish roar; But no Complaints assuag'd my fretting Sore. Heavy, O LORD! thy Hand on me remain'd, And I was quite of vital Moisture drained; Like parched Lands, with Summer's Drought opprest, And equally by Day and Night distress'd. 3 But I no sooner had my Guilt disclosed, Than thy Forgiveness kindly interposed; I shew'd the Wound that tortur'd me within, And Mercy's healing Balm was poured in. Thus with Success Repentance shall be crowned, Whilst in the Flood the thoughtless Wretch is drowned: To those who seek, and would thy Pardon find, Thou art, O LORD! in mercy still inclin'd. Part II 4 Thy Mercies never fail, when I'm distressed, By thee, my haughty Foes are all suppressed: Thou art my Refuge, safe I will rejoice, And thee, my Saviour, praise with Heart and Voice. If then my safe Instructions you confide in, The sacred paths of Truth you will abide in; Your Progress I securely will direct, And with my watchful Eye your Ways protect. 5 Be ye like Men who Reason have attained, And not like those whose Fury must be reined; Behave not like th' ungovern'd Horse or Mule, But yield yourselves to Wisdom's sacred Rule, Sorrows on Sorrows ever multiplied, Are heap'd on those who have the LORD defied; While plenteous Mercy shall the Just surround, Who have in him their only Refuge found. 6 Then let the Saints be glad in GOD their Saviour; Rejoice, ye Righteous, in th' Almighty's Favour: Ye upright ones, your chearful Voices raise, In grateful Raptures sing JEHOVAH's Praise. Topics: Description of Fear and Service of the Lord; Description of Happiness of Man; Thanksgivings Forgivness of Sins Used With Tune: [Blest is the man, to whom the God of Heaven]

In the Ark

Author: S. G. Odell Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32:7 First Line: No more 'neath load of care I pine Refrain First Line: I am resting, I am resting Used With Tune: [No more 'neath load of care I pine]

O Blessed Man, whom God forgives

Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 Lyrics: 1. O Blessed Man, whom God forgives, And covers all his Sin; 2. To whom the Lord imputes no Guilt, Who's free from Guile within. 3. While I refus'd to own my Crime, The Horror in my Brest, Dry'd up my Bones; I roar'd all Day, And found no quiet Rest. 4. For Day, and Night, thine awful Hand, Heavy upon me beat; My Moisture dry'd, as Ground that's parch'd, With Summer's scorching Heat. 5. I then resolv'd no more to hide, My Sin, but freely own My Fault to God; and thou forgav'st The Guilt of what I'd done. 6. The Godly hence, in Season, shall To Thee pour out his Soul; Then tho' great Water-Floods should rage, None over him shall rowl. 7. Thou art my hiding Place, where I, From Harm, shall shelter'd be; With Songs of thy Deliv'rance, thou Shalt round encompass me. Second Part 8. I'll thee instruct, and teach the Way, How thou may'st wisely live: And safe Direction, in thy Walk, My watchful Eye shall give. 9. Be n't like the Horse, or Mule, which ne'er Submit to Reason's sway; Whose Mouths with Bitt, and Reins, we rule, And force them to obey. 10. The Wicked, by their Wickedness, Their Sorrows multiply; But Mercy shall encompass them Who on the Lord rely. 11. Let then the righteous ones be glad, And in the Lord rejoice; Let ail, that are upright in Heart, Triumph with joyful Voice.

Óh mely boldog az oly ember éltében

Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 Used With Tune: [Óh mely boldog az oly ember éltében]

Thrice bless'd the Man, whom God forgives

Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 Lyrics: 1. Thrice bless'd the Man, whom God forgives; Whose Sin is cover'd with a Smile: 2. To whom the Lord imputes no Guilt; Whose Heart is truly purg'd from Guile. 3. While silent I conceal'd my Crime, Thro' Anguish of my troubled Breast, My Bones grew dry, and waxed old; I roar'd all Day, and found no Rest. 4. Thy Hand did heavy on me fall, And Day and Night it's Strokes repeat; My vital Moisture dried up, As Ground is parch'd with Summer's Heat. 5. I then resolv'd no more to hide, But own, my Sin, before the Lord; Whose pard'ning Mercy soon stept in, And Comfort, to my Soul restor'd. 6. For this each godly Man will pray, In Times wherein thou may'st be found; In mighty Waters raging Floods, His stedfast Hopes shall ne'er be drown'd. 7. Thou art my only hiding Place, Where I from Trouble, safe abide; With Songs of thy Deliv'rance, thou Shalt compass me on ev'ry Side. Second Part 8. I'll wholsome Counsel to thee give, And teach thee how thou may'st be wise. Aright to order all thy Walk, I'll guide thee with my watchful Eyes. 9. O be not like the Horse, or Mule, Which Passions, and not Reason, sway; Whose Mouth, with Bit, and Reins, compel'd, Our Wills are forced to obey. 10. They that encrease in Wickedness, Their Sorrows greatly shall abound; But him that on the Lord relies Unnumber'd Mercies shall surround. 11. Let them be glad, in God rejoice, Who, in his Laws, their Life employ; Let all, who are upright in Heart, With sacred Triumph shout for Joy.

How Blessed Are They

Author: C. D. Rockey Appears in 1 hymnal Scripture: Psalm 32 First Line: How happy are they whose guilt is removed Refrain First Line: How blessed are they whose sins are forgiv'n Topics: Psalms and Service Music Psalms; The Christian Life Affirmation and Truth; The Christian Life Confession, Mercy, Forgiveness; The Christian Life Salvation; Useful Musical Types Call and Response; Useful Musical Types Unaccompanied Used With Tune: ROCKEY Text Sources: Psalm 32 in Urdu; Pakistani