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This is an hymn by an anonymous author, probably English, before 1782. Meter is {{CiteCat|887. 887}}. | |||
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'''Andrew Law. ''Collection of Hymn Tunes'', 1782''' | |||
1. Who hath our report believed? | |||
Shiloh come is not received, | |||
Not received by his own, | |||
Promised branch from root of Jesse, | |||
David's offspring sent to bless ye, | |||
Comes too meekly, too meekly to be known. | |||
2. Tell me, O thou favored nation, | |||
{{ | What is thy fond expectation? | ||
Some fair spreading lofty tree? | |||
Let not worldly pride confound thee, | |||
}} | Among the lowly plants around thee, | ||
Mark the lowest, that is he. | |||
3. Lo! Messiah unrespected, | |||
Man of griefs despised, rejected, | |||
Wounds his form disfiguring; | |||
Marred his visage more than any, | |||
For he bears the sins of many, | |||
All our sorrows carrying. | |||
4. No deceit his mouth had spoken, | |||
Blameless he no laws had broken, | |||
Yet was numbered with the worst; | |||
For because the Lord would grieve him, | |||
We who saw it did believe him, | |||
For his own offenses cursed. | |||
5. But while him our thoughts accused | |||
He for us alone was bruised, | |||
Stricken, smitten for our guilt, | |||
With his stripes our wounds are cured, | |||
By his pains our peace allured, | |||
Purchased with the blood he spilled. | |||
6. Blessed be the power who gave us, | |||
Freely gave his son to save us, | |||
Blessed the Son who freely came; | |||
Honor, blessing, adoration, | |||
Ever, from the whole creation, | |||
Be to God and to the Lamb.}} | |||
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'''Willcox, ''Psalms and Hymns'', London, 1828''' | |||
1. Who hath our report believed? | |||
Shiloh come is not received, | |||
Not received by his own: | |||
Promised branch from root of Jesse, | |||
David’s offspring, sent to bless you, | |||
Comes too lowly to be known. | |||
2. Tell me, O thou favored nation, | |||
What is thy fond expectation, | |||
Some fair spreading lofty tree? | |||
Let not worldly pride confound thee: | |||
Among the lowly plants around thee, | |||
Mark the lowest, that is He. | |||
3. Like a tender plant, that’s growing | |||
Where no waters friendly flowing, | |||
No kind rains refresh the ground; | |||
Drooping, dying, ye shall view him, | |||
See no charms to draw you to him; | |||
There no beauty will be found. | |||
4. Lo! Messiah, unrespected! | |||
Man of griefs, despised, rejected! | |||
Wounds his form disfiguring; | |||
Marred his visage more than any; | |||
For he bears the sins of many, | |||
All our sorrows carrying. | |||
5. No deceit his mouth hath spoken; | |||
Blameless, he no law had broken, | |||
Yet was numbered with the worst : | |||
For, because the Lord would grieve him, | |||
Ye, who saw it, did believe him, | |||
For his own offenses cursed. | |||
6. But, while him your thoughts accused, | |||
He for us alone was bruised; | |||
Yea, for us the victim bled! | |||
With his stripes our wounds are cured; | |||
By his pains our peace secured, | |||
Purchased with the blood be shed. | |||
7. Love amazing, so to mind us! | |||
Shepherd come from heaven to find us, | |||
Wandering sheep, all gone astray; | |||
Lost, undone by our transgressions, | |||
Worse than stripped of all possessions, | |||
Debtors without hope to pay. | |||
8. Death our portion, slaves in spirit, | |||
He redeemed us by his merit, | |||
To a glorious liberty. | |||
Dearly first his goodness bought us, | |||
Truth and love then sweetly taught us, | |||
Truth and love have made us free. | |||
9. Glory be to him who gave us, | |||
Freely gave, his Son to save us; | |||
Glory to the Son who came: | |||
Honor, blessing, adoration, | |||
Ever, from the whole creation, | |||
Be to God, and to the Lamb.}} | |||
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{{Text|Simple| | |||
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==External links == | ==External links == |
Revision as of 03:35, 14 January 2018
General information
This is an hymn by an anonymous author, probably English, before 1782. Meter is 887. 887.
Settings by composers
- Amos Pilsbury — Pinckney Street English SATB
Text and translations
English text Andrew Law. Collection of Hymn Tunes, 1782 |
Willcox, Psalms and Hymns, London, 1828 |
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External links
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