To re­ceive

The phrase "To re­ceive" resonates through 8 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

To re­ceive· 8 hymns found
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To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,
To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,
Met in Thy name, we look to Thee,
In the full­ness of glo­ry
O! when will the Bride­groom ap­pear,
Now He be­seech­es you to be­lieve;
Till the sweet Spir­it was grieved.
Oh, come to Him to­day;

To re­ceive

But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them
But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them
Thee we ex­pect, our faith­ful Lord,
O Lord Je­sus, how long, how long
We know that His com­ing is near;
Now light and dark­ness, Heav­en and hell,
Now is the time to be saved;
Why long­er then de­lay?

He Gives the Power

Composer: Roger Hickman, 1915
Hymn 1

...To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,

But they scorned to re­ceive Him their king.

But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them...

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To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,

But they scorned to re­ceive Him their king.

But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them

He Gives the Power

He Gives the Power

Composer: Roger Hickman, 1915
Hymn 2

...To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,

But they scorned to re­ceive Him their king.

But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them...

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To His own He came in His Fa­ther’s name,

But they scorned to re­ceive Him their king.

But as ma­ny as re­ceived Him to them

He Gives the Power

See, Jesus, Thy Disciples See

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749
Composer: John Black (1817–1871)
Hymn 3

...Met in Thy name, we look to Thee,

Expecting, to re­ceive.

Thee we ex­pect, our faith­ful Lord,...

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Met in Thy name, we look to Thee,

Expecting, to re­ceive.

Thee we ex­pect, our faith­ful Lord,

See, Jesus, Thy Disciples See

Christ Returneth

lyricist: H. L. Turner, 1878
Composer: James McGranahan, ca. 1906
Hymn 4

...In the full­ness of glo­ry

To re­ceive from the world His own.

O Lord Je­sus, how long, how long...

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In the full­ness of glo­ry

To re­ceive from the world His own.

O Lord Je­sus, how long, how long

Christ Returneth

The Groaning Creation Doth Wait

lyricist: Anonymous, 1843
Composer: Benjamin Alleman, 1885
Hymn 5

...O! when will the Bride­groom ap­pear,

His long-wait­ing Bride to re­ceive?

We know that His com­ing is near;...

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O! when will the Bride­groom ap­pear,

His long-wait­ing Bride to re­ceive?

We know that His com­ing is near;

The Groaning Creation Doth Wait

Now He Will Save

lyricist: F. Tyler
Composer: Charles Reeves
Hymn 6

...Now He be­seech­es you to be­lieve;

Now He is long­ing you to re­ceive;

Now light and dark­ness, Heav­en and hell,...

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Now He be­seech­es you to be­lieve;

Now He is long­ing you to re­ceive;

Now light and dark­ness, Heav­en and hell,

Now He Will Save

Almost (Bilhorn)

Composer: Peter Bilhorn (1907)
Hymn 7

...Till the sweet Spir­it was grieved.

Now is the time to re­ceive Him,

Now is the time to be saved;...

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Till the sweet Spir­it was grieved.

Now is the time to re­ceive Him,

Now is the time to be saved;

Almost (Bilhorn)

Whosoever Believeth

lyricist: Frederick Denison, 1878
Composer: Warren Bentley
Hymn 8

...Oh, come to Him to­day;

He’s wait­ing to re­ceive you,

Why long­er then de­lay?...

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Oh, come to Him to­day;

He’s wait­ing to re­ceive you,

Why long­er then de­lay?

Whosoever Believeth

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