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How lovely now the morning star

Author: Frances E. Cox; r Wiesenmeyer Hymnal: Chorales for Unchanged Voices #d10 (1936) Hymnal Title: Chorales for Unchanged Voices

How lovely now the morning star

Author: Frances E. Cox; r Wiesenmeyer Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn Book with Tunes #d151 (1912) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn Book with Tunes Languages: English

How lovely now the morning star

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #24 (1918) Meter: 8.8 Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book Lyrics: 1 How lovely now the morning star In twilight sky bright gleams afar, While night her curtain raiseth; Each creature hails, with ravished sight, The glories of returning light, And God its Maker praiseth. Both far And near, All thing living Thanks are giving, There high soaring, Here through earth's wide field adoring. 2 Then haste, my soul, thy song to raise, Nor spare in thy Redeemer's praise To pour thy due oblation; For glory, Lord, to Thee belongs, Thy praise resounds in grateful songs, With pious emulation, Joy rings Glad strings; Voices sounding, Hearts rebounding, Thus all nature Sings Thy praise, O great Creator. 3 Unconscious, I securely slept, Nor saw the cruel foes which kept Close watch about my slumber; Though evil spirits, through the night, With hellish craft and watchful spite, Came round me without number; Whose hands In bands, Mischief brewing For my ruin, Had enslaved me, Hadst not Thou stood by and saved me. 4 For, Jesus, Thou with saving power Wast near me in that threatening hour, Didst save me from their fury; And I reposed in quiet sleep, Whilst Thou unwearied watch didst keep; To Thee all praise and glory! Lord, all My soul, Upward springing, Loudly singing, Shall adore Thee, While on earth I walk before Thee. 5 This day my Fortress, Lord, abide, Now ope Thy gates of mercy wide, Within their shelter place me; My Castle and my Rock Thou art, O let no foeman's treacherous dart From Thee, my Stronghold, chase me. Help, Lord, Afford! Near me tarry, Blows to parry, While around me Sword and arrow sore confound me. 6 Pour down Thy grace in cheering streams, And warm my heart with mercy's beams From heaven, Thy throne of beauty; Let Thy good Spirit guide my will, That I, whate'er my station, still May seek my joy in duty. Send light And might That each measure, Scheme and pleasure, Heavenward tending, Still in Thee may find its ending. 7 Keep grief, if this may be, away; If not, Thy will be done, I say, My choice to Thine resigning. O come, and like the morning dew, Refresh my heart, and make it new, That I may unrepining, Bear cross And loss, Till that morrow Chase all sorrow, When upraiséd Where Thy name is ever praiséd. 8 Meanwhile, my heart, both sing and leap, Mid cross and loss good courage keep, To heaven's bright gate you hasten; Then lay desponding care aside, God ever thus His own hath tried, And those He loves doth chasten; Hope still Midst ill, Calm, though grieving, Firm believing Tribulation Is the road to sure salvation. Topics: Morning Languages: English

How lovely now the morning-star

Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book #288 (1893) Meter: 8.8.7.4.8 Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-book Lyrics: 1 HOW lovely now the morning-star In twilight sky bright gleams afar, While night her curtain raiseth; Each creature hails, with ravished sight, The glories of returning light, And God its Maker praiseth. Both far, And near, All things living Thanks are giving, There high soaring, Here through earth's wide field adoring. 2 Then haste, my soul, thy song to raise, Nor spare in thy Redeemer's praise To pour thy due oblation; For glory, Lord, to Thee belongs, Thy praise resounds in grateful songs, With pious emulation, Joy rings Glad strings: Voices sounding, Hearts rebounding, Thus all nature Sings Thy praise, O great Creator. 3 Unconscious, I securely slept, Nor saw the cruel foes which kept Close watch about my slumber; Though evil spirits, through the night, With hellish craft and watchful spite, Came round me without number; Whose hand In bands, Mischief brewing For my ruin, Had enslaved me, Hadst not Thou stood by and saved me. 4 For, Jesus, Thou with saving power Wast near me in that threatening hour, Didst save me from their fury; And I reposed in quiet sleep, Whilst Thou unwearied watch didst keep; To Thee all praise and glory! Lord, all My soul, Upward springing, Loudly singing, Shall adore Thee, While on earth I walk before Thee. 5 This day my Fortress, Lord, abide, Now ope Thy gates of mercy wide, Within their shelter place me; My Castle and my Rock Thou art, O let no foeman's treacherous dart From Thee, my Stronghold, chase me. Help, Lord, Afford! Near me tarry, Blows to parry, While around me Sword and arrow sore confound me. 6 Pour down Thy grace in cheering streams, And warm my heart with mercy's beams From heaven, Thy throne of beauty; Let Thy good Spirit guide my will, That I, whate'er my station, still May seek my joy in duty. Send light And might That each measure, Scheme and pleasure, Heavenward tending, Still in Thee may find its ending. 7 Keep grief, if this may be, away; If not, Thy will be done, I say, My choice to Thine resigning. O come, and like the morning dew Refresh my heart, and make it new, That I may unrepining, Bear cross And loss, Till that morrow Chase all sorrow, When upraiséd Where Thy name is ever praiséd. 8 Meanwhile, my heart, both sing and leap, Mid cross and loss good courage keep, To heaven's bright gate you hasten; Then lay desponding care aside, God ever thus His own hath tried, And those He loves doth chasten; Hope still Midst ill, Calm, though grieving, Firm believing Tribulation Is the road to sure salvation. Topics: Morning Languages: English

How lovely now the morning star

Author: Frances E. Cox; r Wiesenmeyer Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnbook (Lutheran Conference of Missouri and Other States) #d120 (1889) Hymnal Title: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnbook (Lutheran Conference of Missouri and Other States) Languages: English

How Lovely Shines The Morning Star

Author: Burkhard Wiesenmeyer; Frances E. Cox, 1812-1897 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #10420 Meter: 8.8.7.8.8.7.8.8.8 Hymnal Title: The Cyber Hymnal First Line: How lovely shines the morning star! Lyrics: 1 How lovely shines the morning star! In twilight sky it gleams afar; The reign of night is ended. Creation stirs to hail the light Whose glories now with radiance bright Stream forth in beauty splendid. Both far and near All things living thanks are giving Praise outpouring, Earth and sky the Lord adoring. 2 Then haste, my soul, thy song to raise, Delay thou not thy Lord to praise, Bow down in adoration. For glory, Lord, to Thee belongs, Thy praise resounds in grateful songs, Thou Lord of all creation. Let all recall Hymns of gladness without sadness, For Thy favor And Thy mercy never waver. 3 Tho’ evil spirits thro’ the night With hellish craft and watchful spite Came round me without number, Yet Thou, O Jesus, with Thy power Wast near me in that threatening hour, Didst guard me in my slumber. Praise be to Thee, My contender and defender, I’ll adore Thee While on earth I walk before Thee. 4 Pour down Thy grace in cheering streams And warm my heart with mercy’s beams From Heav’n, Thy throne of beauty; Thy Spirit ever lead and guide That in my calling I abide And find my joy in duty. Send light and might That each measure, plan and pleasure, Heav’nward tending, E’er in Thee may find its ending. 5 Keep grief, if this may be, away; If not, Thy will be done, I pray, My choice to Thine resigning. Then, O my heart, cast care aside, God through the cross His own hath tried; Bear loss without repining. Hope still through ill; To God cleaving, grace receiving, We shall wonder At God’s goodness here and yonder. Languages: English Tune Title: WIE SCHÖN LEUCHTET

How Lovely Shines the Morning Star

Author: Frances E. Cox; Burkhard Wiesenmeyer Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnal #546 (1941) Meter: 8.8.7.8.8.7.4.4.4.4.8 Hymnal Title: The Lutheran Hymnal First Line: How lovely shines the morning star! Lyrics: 1 How lovely shines the morning star! In twilight sky bright gleams afar; The reign of night is ended. Creation stirs to hail the light Whose glories now with radiance bright Stream forth in beauty splendid. Both far And near All things living Thanks are giving, Praise outpouring, Earth and sky the Lord adoring. 2 Then haste, my soul, thy song to raise, Delay thou not thy Lord to praise, Bow down in adoration. For glory, Lord, to Thee belongs, Thy praise resounds in grateful songs Thou Lord of all creation. Let all Recall Hymns of gladness Without sadness For Thy favor And Thy mercy never waver. 3 Tho' evil spirits thro' the night With hellish craft and watchful spite Came round me without number, Yet Thou, O Jesus, with Thy pow'r Wast near me in that threat'ning hour, Didst guard me in my slumber. Praise be To Thee, My Contender And defender, I'll adore Thee While on earth I walk before Thee. 4 Pour down Thy grace in cheering streams, And warm my heart with mercy's beams From heav'n, Thy throne of beauty; Thy Spirit ever lead and guide That in my calling I abide And find my joy in duty. Send light And might That each measure, Plan and pleasure, Heav'nward tending, E'er in Thee may find its ending. 5 Keep grief, if this may be, away; If not, Thy will be done, I pray, My choice to thine resigning. Then, O my heart, cast care aside, God through the cross His own hath tried; Bear loss without repining. Hope still Through ill; To God cleaving, Grace receiving, We shall wonder At God's goodness here and yonder. Amen. Topics: Times and Seasons Morning Scripture: Lamentations 3:22-23 Languages: English Tune Title: WIE SCHÖN LEUCHTET