PASSION CHORALE

Stanza Arc

The narrative or theological arc traced by this tune's stanzas: Christological meditation moving from Christ's suffering, to personal appropriation of redemption, to grateful response, to covenantal commitment

Associated Hymn Texts (17)

• O Sacred Head Now Wounded — Bernard of Clairvaux (attr.); tr. Paul Gerhardt; tr. James Waddell Alexander (1656)
• O Sacred Head Now Wounded — Bernard of Clairvaux (attr.); tr. Paul Gerhardt; tr. James Waddell Alexander (1656)
• O Sacred Head, Now Wounded — Bernard of Clairvaux (attr.); tr. Paul Gerhardt; tr. James Waddell Alexander (1656)
• Before Thee God Who Knowest All — Christian Behm (1602)
• Dear Lord to Your True Servants Give — Heinrich Bone (1847)
• God My Lord My Strength My Place of Hiding — Martin Behm (1610)
• Grant Lord Jesus that My Healing — Johann Heermann (1630)
• I Trust, O Lord, Your Holy Name — Heinrich Behm (1630)
• Jesus Christ Our Lord Most Holy — Martin Behm (1610)
• Jesus in Thy Dying Woes — Johann Heermann (1630)
• Jesus, in Your Dying Woes — Johann Heermann (1630)
• O Thou Love Unbounded — Johann Heermann (1630)
• Oh Darkest Woe — Johann Heermann (1630)
• Upon the Cross Extended — Sigismund von Birken (1663)
• We Thank You Jesus, Dearest Friend — Martin Behm (1610)
• Where Wilt Thou Go Since Night Draws Near — Nicolai Selnecker (1572)
• Your Heart, O God, is Grieved — Martin Behm (1602)