All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

The phrase "All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:" resonates through 2 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:”· 2 hymns found
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Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,
Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,

All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!
Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!

Day of Wrath (Faber & Irons)

lyricist: Attributed to Thomas of Celano, 13th Century
Composer: Ferdinand Hiller
Hymn 1

...Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,

All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!...

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Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,

All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!

Day of Wrath (Faber & Irons)

Day of Wrath (Irons)

lyricist: Attributed to Thomas of Celano, 13th Century
Composer: John Dykes, 1861
Hymn 2

...Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,

All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!...

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Guilty, now I pour my moan­ing,

All my shame with ang­uish own­ing:

Spare, O God, Thy sup­pli­ant groan­ing!

Day of Wrath (Irons)

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