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O-SO-SO

Meter: 6.5.5.6 Appears in 24 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Geonyong Lee Tune Key: g minor Incipit: 33321 55133 21544 Used With Text: Come Now, O Prince of Peace (오소서)

Author: Geonyong Lee, b. 1947; Marion Pope Meter: 11.11 Appears in 16 hymnals First Line: Come, now, O Prince of Peace, make us one body (Ososo ososo, pyonghwa eui imgum) Topics: Unity Used With Tune: OSOSO

Come Now, O Prince of Peace

Author: Geonyong Lee, 1947-; Marion Pope, 1928- Meter: 6.5.6.5 Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: Church; Justice; Remembrance Day; Unity (church); Yearning; Peace Scripture: Isaiah 11:1-10 Used With Tune: O-SO-SO

Instances

Published text-tune combinations (hymns) from specific hymnals

Come Now, O Prince of Peace (Ososŏ, ososŏ)

Author: Geonyong Lee, b. 1947; Marion Pope Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Worship #247 (2006) Meter: 6.5.5.6 First Line: Ososŏ, ososŏ (Come now, O Prince of peace) Topics: Advent; Advent; Community in Christ; Justice, Peace; Unity Languages: English; Korean Tune Title: OSOSŎ

O-so-so (Come now, O Prince of Peace)

Author: Geonyong Lee; Marion Pope Hymnal: Global Praise 1 (Rev. ed.) #16 (2000) First Line: O-so-so o-so-so (Come, now O Prince of Peace) Topics: Freedom; Liberation Languages: English; Korean Tune Title: [O-so-so o-so-so]

오소서 Ososo (Come Now, O Prince of Peace)

Author: Geonyong Lee; Marion Pope Hymnal: Voices Together #391 (2020) Meter: 6.5.5.6 First Line: 오소서 오소서 (Come now, O Prince of Peace) Topics: Body of Christ; Jesus Christ Advent of; Jesus Christ Images and Names of; Justice Racial; Peace; Reconciliation; Unity; Unity in Diversity; Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Scripture: Isaiah 2:2-4 Languages: Korean Tune Title: O-SO-SO

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People

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Martin Junge

Translator (Spanish) of "Ososǒ" in Community of Christ Sings

Marion Pope

b. 1928 Translator of "Come Now, O Prince of Peace (Ososŏ, ososŏ)" in Evangelical Lutheran Worship Marion Pope was a Canadian United Church missionary who spent many years in Korea. She was highly influenced by the missiologist Katharine Hockin, also a United Church missionary who was one of the last western missionaries to leave China after the founding of the People's Republic. Marion was deeply dedicated to expressing the gospel in the cultural context in which it was immersed. She was a gentle but very strong woman who was ahead of her time in her thinking about mission partnership. Robert Faris (co-worker)