MIT FREUDEN ZART
Stanza Arc
The narrative or theological arc traced by this tune's stanzas: Ascription of praise to God's sovereign power and love, followed by personal testimony of healing and sanctification, culminating in lifelong grateful service
Associated Hymn Texts (30)
- Hail Thou Source of Every Blessing
- I Walk in Danger All the Way
- Lord Christ, when first you came to earth
- Lord God, to You We Give All Praise
- O Gracious Lord, With Love Draw Near
- O Lord We Praise Thee Bless Thee and Adore Thee
- Oh Sing with Exultation
- Sing Praise to God, the Highest Good
- We Christians May Rejoice Today
- With High Delight Let Us Unite
- With the Lord Begin Your Task
- Your Little Ones Dear Lord Are We
- Baptized into Your Name Most Holy
- Come, Lord Jesus, Be Our Guest
- Glory Be to God in Heaven
- He Whose Praise the Shepherds Sounded
- How Can I Thank You, Lord
- In His Temple Now Behold Him
- Let All Together Praise Our God
- Let Me Be Thine Forever
- Lord God We All to Thee Give Praise
- Lord, Now You Let Your Servant
- Now Are the Days Fulfilled
- O Jesus Christ May Grateful Hymns be Rising
- O Lord Now Let Your Servant
- Song of Simeon
- The Happy Christmas Comes Once More
- Thy Little Ones Dear Lord Are We
- When Christ's Appearing Was Made Known
- With the Lord Begin Thy Task