Lutheran Hymnody
The Hymns
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
461
Hark! The Church Proclaims Her Honor
Eph. 1: 4
8. 7. 8. 7.
Das ist Gemeine Stärke
Samuel Preiswerk, 1844
Tr., Catherine Winkworth, 1858
Lobt den Herrn, die Morgensonne
Evangelisches Choralbuch
Halle, 1829
low
our
what
is
at
fore
He
on
we
our
will
her
fol
days,
guard
strength
His
sight
be
ly
word,
dim,
gan;
this:
then!
fleet
Church
Church
ward,
and
His
The
pro
For
ing
hath
3
Frail
2
He
1
Hark!
On
4
spair
pow
found
hon
ed,
ing,
ers,
or,
naught
are
firm
claims
de
our
ly
her
And
He
Short
Calm
Lord.
Him.
can.
His.
our
by
we
is
A
to
first
as
doth
ness
sen
warks
she
men.
God
We,
And
Thus
choice
foes
choice
sor
and
the
and
His
sur
up
joy
own
sin
laid
through
we
by
hath
Faith
We
Build
And
not
wit
cho
bul
work
ful
were
her
the
bear
ou
round
on
row
ing
rs,
ed,
her,
5
Though we here must strive in weakness,
Though in tears we often bend,
What His might began in meekness
Shall achieve a glorious end.
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