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Stanza Arc

The narrative or theological arc traced by this tune's stanzas: Christ's compassionate presence amid human suffering and social chaos, calling the Church to incarnational witness and mercy

Associated Hymn Texts (48)

Christ, the Word of God Incarnate — Jaroslav J. Vajda (1980)
In Holy Conversation — Timothy Dudley-Smith (2006)
In Loud Exalted Strains — Isaac Watts (1719)
Lord Jesus Who art Come — unknown (1800)
Lord of the Worlds Above — Isaac Watts (1719)
O Dearest Lord, Thy Sacred Head — Bernard of Clairvaux (1150)
Only-Begotten, Word of God Eternal — Prudentius Aurelius Clemens (400)
Thy Ways O Lord with Wise Design — Carl Bernhard Garve (1803)
Before You God the Judge of All — Carl Bernhard Garve (1802)
By All Your Saints in Warfare — Horman Lamont Wilkinson (1961)
Christ Is Our Cornerstone — Latin hymn, attributed to various medieval sources (1200)
Father We Praise You Now the Night is Over — Unknown (Latin) (600)
For the Bread Which You Have Broken — Louis F. Benson (1924)
Forgive Us, Lord, for Shallow Thankfulness — Herman G. Stuempfle Jr. (1983)
From East to West From Shore to Shore — Saint Sedulius (1400)
God Is Here! As We Your People — Fred Pratt Green (1979)
Hail, O Source of Every Blessing — Johann Franck (1661)
Holy Spirit, the Dove Sent from Heaven — Unknown (1974)
I Stand Beside Your Manger Here — Gerhard Wolters (1961)
Isaiah in a Vision Did of Old — Martin Behm (1600)
Jerusalem Whose Towers Touch the Skies — Isaac Watts (1719)
Lord Our God With Praise We Come Before You — Wilhelm II, Duke of Saxe-Weimar (1642)
Lord We Confess Our Numerous Faults — Dudley Tyng (1849)
Nature with Open Volume Stands — Isaac Watts (1706)
Not Unto Us — William Whittingham (1562)
Now Let Us Come Before Him — Martin Behm (1602)
Now that the Daylight Fills the Sky — Latin office hymn attributed to Ambrose of Milan (1200)
Now the Hour of Worship O'er — Johann Heermann (1630)
O Blessed Sun Whose Splendor — Friedrich Dörwald (1819)
O Holy Ghost Thou Gift Divine — Martin Behm (1610)
O Light of Gentile Nations — Prudentius (Aurelius Prudentius Clemens) (405)
On Jordan's Bank the Herald's Cry — Charles Coffin (1736)
Rise Crowned with Light Imperial Salem, Rise — John Brownlie (1907)
Rise Thou Light of Gentile Nations — Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (1870)
The Advent of Our King — Charles Coffin (1736)
The Ancient Law Departs — Martin Behm (1610)
The Church of Christ in Every Age — Fred Pratt Green (1969)
The Infant Priest Was Holy Born — Jaroslav J. Vajda (1980)
The Law of God Is Good and Wise — Matthias Loy (1880)
The Lord, My God, Be Praised — Justus Jonas the Elder (1524)
The Star Proclaims the King is Here — Friedrich Drandke (1857)
Thee Will I Love, My Strength, My Tower — Martin Behm (1610)
Thou Light of Gentile Nations — Aurelius Clemens Prudentius (1889)
To Our Redeemer's Glorious Name — Unknown (1800)
To the Name of Our Salvation — Latin author unknown; attributed to Venantius Fortunatus (1873)
We Praise You and Acknowledge You, O God — Nicolai Decius (1525)
When All the World was Cursed — Josiah Conder (1824)
When to Our World the Savior Came — Jaroslav J. Vajda (1980)