Thy will be done.

The phrase "Thy will be done." resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

Thy will be done.· 4 hymns found
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Then, when all hearts are Thine alone,
To greet them with this tri­umph song,
We would at this so­lemn meet­ing
Light to man’s blind­ness, O be Thou our aid:

Thy will be done.

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Draw from my ti­mid eyes the veil,
Though cast down, we’re not for­sak­en,
Races and peo­ples, lo! we stand di­vid­ed,

Thy Will Is Done

lyricist: Frederic Smith, ca. 1870
Composer: Henry Gauntlett, 1871
Hymn 1

...Then, when all hearts are Thine alone,

Thy will be done.

end...

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Then, when all hearts are Thine alone,

Thy will be done.

end

Thy Will Is Done

My God, My Father, Make Me Strong

lyricist: Frederick Mann (1846–1928)
Composer: John Dykes, 1865
Hymn 2

...To greet them with this tri­umph song,

Thy will be done.

Draw from my ti­mid eyes the veil,...

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To greet them with this tri­umph song,

Thy will be done.

Draw from my ti­mid eyes the veil,

My God, My Father, Make Me Strong

Jesus, While Our Hearts Are Bleeding

lyricist: Thomas Hastings, 1834
Composer: Moravian tune
Hymn 3

...We would at this so­lemn meet­ing

Calmly say, Thy will be done.

Though cast down, we’re not for­sak­en,...

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We would at this so­lemn meet­ing

Calmly say, Thy will be done.

Though cast down, we’re not for­sak­en,

Jesus, While Our Hearts Are Bleeding

Father Eternal, Ruler of Creation

lyricist: Laurence Housman, 1919
Composer: Genevan Psalter, 1551
Hymn 4

...Light to man’s blind­ness, O be Thou our aid:

Thy king­dom come, O Lord, Thy will be done.

Races and peo­ples, lo! we stand di­vid­ed,...

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Light to man’s blind­ness, O be Thou our aid:

Thy king­dom come, O Lord, Thy will be done.

Races and peo­ples, lo! we stand di­vid­ed,

Father Eternal, Ruler of Creation

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