DEATH AND BURIAL 589 Oh, How Blest Are Ye Whose Toils are Ended Rev. 14: 13 10. 10. 5. 10. O wie selig seid ihr doch, ihr Frommen Simon Dach, 1635 Tr., Henry W. Longfellow, 1845, alt. O wie selig J. Georg Stözel’s “Choral-Buch” Stuttgart, 1744 ing, ing, ed, Ye Qui Still Who er; ev sleep liv end for bers geon are have et, op through has mean are how wiped while still blest 2 We 1 Oh, Ye 4 Christ 3 your your a whose toils dun cham a are as are tears way in in ye or a der are ris chant sad tak To No Our Ye you cross un have ed ness ings en death pressed and that which free sor still all and God un we from row to for set with have ed! ing; ing; or; deav weep giv our mis as en cend keep trou your mor which and der to tal un still and trou ears us bles From cares toils hin ne’er Are There Songs the but can that men. A glad pris break grant were in heart bled on. ings. ness. ed. 5 Ah, who would, then, not depart with gladness To inherit heaven for earthly sadness? Who here would languish Longer in bewailing and in anguish? 6 Come, O Christ, and loose the chains that bind us: Lead us forth and cast this world behind us. With Thee, the Anointed, Finds the soul its joy and rest appointed.