The fa­mine

The phrase "The fa­mine" resonates through 5 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

The fa­mine· 5 hymns found
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Signs in the ocean’s swell,
When the oil and meal are ceas­ing,
Not tri­bu­la­tion, nak­ed­ness,
All things in Heav’n and earth ob­ey.
Yet He is near, be not afraid.

The fa­mine

Th’ap­proach­ing end fore­tell.
When the sor­rows are in­creas­ing,
Not per­se­cu­tion, or dis­tress,
All these Thy right­eous judg­ments are;
Are all obe­di­ent to His word;

Signs in the Pestilence

lyricist: Mark Forscutt, 1870
Composer: William Monk, 1875
Hymn 1

...Signs in the ocean’s swell,

Signs in the fa­mine’s death-like stealth,

Th’ap­proach­ing end fore­tell....

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Signs in the ocean’s swell,

Signs in the fa­mine’s death-like stealth,

Th’ap­proach­ing end fore­tell.

Signs in the Pestilence

Remember Every Blessing

lyricist: William Martin, 1912
Composer: R. L. Ferguson, 1924
Hymn 2

...When the oil and meal are ceas­ing,

And the fa­mine is op­press­ing;

When the sor­rows are in­creas­ing,...

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When the oil and meal are ceas­ing,

And the fa­mine is op­press­ing;

When the sor­rows are in­creas­ing,

Remember Every Blessing

Who Shall Condemn to Endless Flames

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: George Martin (1844–1916)
Hymn 3

...Not tri­bu­la­tion, nak­ed­ness,

The fa­mine, per­il, or the sword;

Not per­se­cu­tion, or dis­tress,...

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Not tri­bu­la­tion, nak­ed­ness,

The fa­mine, per­il, or the sword;

Not per­se­cu­tion, or dis­tress,

Who Shall Condemn to Endless Flames

O Lord of Hosts, the Earth Is Thine

lyricist: William How, 1864
Composer: Genevan Psalter, 1562
Hymn 4

...All things in Heav’n and earth ob­ey.

The fa­mine, pes­ti­lence and sword,

All these Thy right­eous judg­ments are;...

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All things in Heav’n and earth ob­ey.

The fa­mine, pes­ti­lence and sword,

All these Thy right­eous judg­ments are;

O Lord of Hosts, the Earth Is Thine

Children of God, Renounce Your Fears

lyricist: John Fawcett
Composer: Robert Schumann, 1839
Hymn 5

...Yet He is near, be not afraid.

The fa­mine, pes­ti­lence and sword,

Are all obe­di­ent to His word;...

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Yet He is near, be not afraid.

The fa­mine, pes­ti­lence and sword,

Are all obe­di­ent to His word;

Children of God, Renounce Your Fears

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