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They Whose Course on Earth Is O'er

Author: John M. Neale Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #6975 Meter: 7.7.7.7 Lyrics: 1. They whose course on earth is o’er Think they of their brethren more? They before the throne who bow, Feel they for their brethren now? 2. We, by enemies distressed They in paradise at rest; We the captives—they the freed— We and they are one indeed. 3. One in all we seek or shun, One—because our Lord is one; One in heart and one in love— We below, and they above. 4. Those whom many a land divides, Many mountains, many tides, Have they with each other part, Fellowship of heart with heart? 5. Each to each may be unknown, Wide apart their lots be thrown; Differing tongues their lips may speak, One be strong, and one be weak— 6. Yet in sacrament and prayer Each with other hath a share; Hath a share in tear and sigh, Watch and fast, and litany. 7. Saints departed even thus Hold communion still with us; Still with us, beyond the veil Praising, pleading without fail. 8. With them still our hearts we raise, Share their work and join their praise, Rendering worship, thanks and love To the Trinity above. Languages: English Tune Title: WARNBOROUGH

They whose course on earth is o'er

Author: J. M. Neale, 1818-66 Hymnal: The New English Hymnal #462 (1986) Meter: 7.7.7.7 Lyrics: 1 THEY whose course on earth is o’er, Think they of their brethren more? They before the throne who bow, Feel they for their brethren now? 2 We by enemies distrest, They in paradise at rest; We the captives, they the freed; We and they are one indeed: 3 One in all we seek or shun, One, because our Lord is one; One in home and one in love; We below, and they above. 4 They whom space on earth divides, Mountains, rivers, ocean-tides; Have they with each other part? Have they fellowship in heart? 5 Each to each may be unknown, Wide apart their lots be thrown; Yet in sacrament and prayer Each with other hath a share. 6 Saints departed, even thus Hold communion still with us; Still with us, beyond the veil, Praising, pleading without fail. 7 So with them our hearts we raise, Share their work and join their praise, Rendering worship, thanks and love To the Trinity above. Topics: Funerals and The Departed Languages: Latin Tune Title: VIENNA

They whose course on earth is o'er

Author: John Mason Neale, 1818-1866 Hymnal: CPWI Hymnal #699 (2010) Meter: 7.7.7.7 Lyrics: 1 They whose course on earth is o’er, think they of their brethren more? They before the throne who bow, feel they for their brethren now? 2 We by enemies distrest, they in paradise at rest; we the captives, they the freed — we and they are one indeed. 3 Those whom many a land divides, many mountains, many tides, have they with each other part, fellowship of heart with heart? 4 Each to each may be unknown, wide apart their lots be thrown; differing tongues their lips may speak, one be strong, and one be weak: 5 yet in sacrament and prayer each with other hath a share; hath a share in tear and sigh, watch and fast and litany. 6 Saints departed even thus hold communion still with us; still with us, beyond the veil praising, pleading, without fail. 7 With them still our hearts we raise, share their work and join their praise, rendering worship, thanks, and love, to the Trinity above. Topics: Sacraments and Other Occasions Funerals/Commemorations Languages: English Tune Title: VIENNA