Lutheran Hymnody
The Hymns
LORD’S SUPPER
316
O Living Bread From Heaven
Matt. 26: 26–29
7. 8. 7. 8. 7. 6. 7. 6. 7. 6. 7. 6.
Wie wohl hast du gelabet
Johann Rist, 1651, cento
Tr., Catherine Winkworth, 1858, alt.
Nun lob, mein’ Seel’
“Concentus Novi”
Augsburg, 1540
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ple’s
with
so
work
bit
ho
fed
ly
Thy
for
through
mourns
in
rich
sin
grace
tem
hast
Thy
liest
ter
in
Thy
guest!
me
sighs,—
place
that
ing
Thou
I
have
hath
here
Bread
2
O
1
My
A
3
Grant
4
liv
God,
heart
what
en
ed
me
en,
May
And
With
How
tak
par
pent
led
heav
from
hast
re
sac
of
joy
lone
to
ri
Thy
and
cleave
heart
treas
on
may
my
the
my
with
ures
ly
a
The
Thee
fice.
grace,
rest.
And
Thou,
That
all
well
self
now
giv
fed
tent
sak
be
for
con
hast
hast
Thou
Thy
art
sin
Lord,
there
gifts
Have
With
With
And
I
this
all
filled
en
ed
me
en
heals
is
spise
Thy
de
eous
that
love
How
Thou
And
O
I
wilt
right
cup
may
me
Thy
our
know;
not,
pow’r,
woes!
my
that
less
drous
soul
in
is
food
all
know
bound
won
And
I
Oh,
O
ing,
ful
ness
ness,
weak
kind
bless
heed
be
my
Thy
of
should
ing
ing
ful
in
I
hour
songs
bless
err
thank
For
in
My
While
But
love
hour;
flows;
sought;
me
have
by
o’er
this
glow.
lone
in
sin
gift
Thy
is
Thy
ful
pro
this
grant
I
heart,
a
me
ful
ness
ness
ing,
The
Am
In
need
meek
blind
fess
Lord,
by
now
lure
I
like
this
al
joy,
song
sin
quick
that
Was
ner,
ened
A
The
No
For
heart,
raise,
me!
food,
my
no
wilt
Thou
the
And
Yes,
Then
beau
hear
com’st
faith
while
yet
Thou
let
er,
vor
ing
me
ty
with
not
with
spurn
in
fa
ev
for
ly
Thy
part.
im
Good.
Thee?
praise.
est,
have
should
dost
on
I
sing
here
A
men.
gazed
love
right
Thine,
hath
and
and
is
’tis
up
re
my
My
Thy
For
But
soul
grace
meet
what
ing,
Thee,
er
ior,
high
gift
I
Thou
My
What
That
What
Sav
ev
turn
on
5
Oh, well for me that, strengthened
With heav’nly food and comfort here,
Howe’er my course be lengthened,
I now may serve Thee free from fear!
Away, then, earthly pleasure!
All earthly gifts are vain;
I seek a heav’nly treasure,
My home I long to gain,
My God, where I shall praise Thee,
Where none my peace destroy,
And where my soul shall raise Thee
Glad songs in endless joy.
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