adieu

The phrase "adieu" resonates through 20 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

adieu· 20 hymns found
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Come death, con­vey me swift­ly home;
Heaven is my na­tive air;
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Then lin­ger no long­er afar from the fold,
I’ll bid this world of noise and show,
When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,
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When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,
And wor­ship Him now,
That shines on my path­way so clear­ly, so bright;
Farewell to sin and sor­row,
Transform the falling tear.
When your Sav­ior gives the word,
Weeping friends, now fare­well,
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’Tis wav­ing again;
Come, help us to be free.
In glo­ry to God through the birth of His Son.
To Heav­en he lifts his long­ing eyes,
Their joy re­vives again;

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My bright­est joys are yet to come.
Impatient to be there.
The tomb is emp­ty now!
O why will you wan­der in dark­ness and cold,
That path with hum­ble speed I’ll seek,
I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,
A nob­ler choice be mine;
I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,
Lest Je­sus pass by
And now with my Sav­ior I mean to go through.
Then, O my friends, prove faith­ful,
Insipid sports, and childish mirth,
Then He’ll wipe away your tears,
I’m rest­ing in Je­sus, His mer­its I plead,
With all of crea­ture good;
And er­ror, and pain.
To friends and loved ones dear;
Go vis­it the Son in His hum­ble abode.
While friends are weep­ing all around,
To ev­ery anx­ious pain.

Ascend, My Soul, to Pisgah’s Hill

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: Carl Balle, 1850
Hymn 1

...Come death, con­vey me swift­ly home;

Adieu to all my doubts and fears,

My bright­est joys are yet to come....

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Come death, con­vey me swift­ly home;

Adieu to all my doubts and fears,

My bright­est joys are yet to come.

Ascend, My Soul, to Pisgah’s Hill

The Heavens Invite Mine Eye

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1709
Composer: Garret Wellesley, 1760
Hymn 2

...Heaven is my na­tive air;

I bid my friends a short adieu,

Impatient to be there....

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Heaven is my na­tive air;

I bid my friends a short adieu,

Impatient to be there.

The Heavens Invite Mine Eye

The Tomb Is Empty Now

lyricist: Eden Latta, 1892
Composer: Franklin Eiland
Hymn 3

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Adieu to ev­ery fear!

The tomb is emp­ty now!...

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Adieu to ev­ery fear!

The tomb is emp­ty now!

The Tomb Is Empty Now

Jesus Is Calling for You

lyricist: McHenry Jenkins, 1915
Composer: McHenry Jenkins and James Hagan
Hymn 4

...Then lin­ger no long­er afar from the fold,

Bid sin and its foll­ies adieu;

O why will you wan­der in dark­ness and cold,...

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Then lin­ger no long­er afar from the fold,

Bid sin and its foll­ies adieu;

O why will you wan­der in dark­ness and cold,

Jesus Is Calling for You

Come, Savior, Jesus, from Above

lyricist: Antoinette Bourignon, 1640
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn
Hymn 5

...I’ll bid this world of noise and show,

With all its glit­ter­ing snares, adieu!

That path with hum­ble speed I’ll seek,...

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I’ll bid this world of noise and show,

With all its glit­ter­ing snares, adieu!

That path with hum­ble speed I’ll seek,

Come, Savior, Jesus, from Above

Above the Bright Blue

Composer: Charles Pollock, 1903
Hymn 6

...When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,

He said, as He bade them adieu,

I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,...

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When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,

He said, as He bade them adieu,

I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,

Above the Bright Blue

Ye Glittering Toys of Earth, Adieu

lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1841
Hymn 7

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Ye glit­ter­ing toys of earth, adieu,

A nob­ler choice be mine;...

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Ye glit­ter­ing toys of earth, adieu,

A nob­ler choice be mine;

Ye Glittering Toys of Earth, Adieu

Above the Bright Blue

Composer: Charles Pollock, 1903
Hymn 8

...When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,

He said, as He bade them adieu,

I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,...

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When He left His be­loved dis­ci­ples,

He said, as He bade them adieu,

I go to pre­pare you a man­sion,

Above the Bright Blue

I’d Like to Live There with You

lyricist: Genevra Hickman, 1924
Composer: Charles Vaughan
Hymn 9

...And wor­ship Him now,

For soon you must bid friends adieu;

Lest Je­sus pass by...

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And wor­ship Him now,

For soon you must bid friends adieu;

Lest Je­sus pass by

I’d Like to Live There with You

I’m Going Through

Composer: Herbert Buffum
Hymn 10

...That shines on my path­way so clear­ly, so bright;

I’ve bade the world and its fol­lies adieu,

And now with my Sav­ior I mean to go through....

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That shines on my path­way so clear­ly, so bright;

I’ve bade the world and its fol­lies adieu,

And now with my Sav­ior I mean to go through.

I’m Going Through

O When Shall I See Jesus?

lyricist: John Leland, 1793
Composer: William Walker (1809–1875)
Hymn 11

...Farewell to sin and sor­row,

I bid you all adieu;

Then, O my friends, prove faith­ful,...

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Farewell to sin and sor­row,

I bid you all adieu;

Then, O my friends, prove faith­ful,

O When Shall I See Jesus?

Long plunged in sorrow, I resign

lyricist: Madame Jeanne-Marie Bouvier de la Motte-Guyon
Composer: J. Foster
Hymn 12

...Transform the falling tear.

Adieu! ye vain delights of earth;

Insipid sports, and childish mirth,...

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Transform the falling tear.

Adieu! ye vain delights of earth;

Insipid sports, and childish mirth,

Long plunged in sorrow, I resign

Time, with an Unwearied Hand

lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: John Dykes, 1861
Hymn 13

...When your Sav­ior gives the word,

Glad you’ll bid the world adieu:

Then He’ll wipe away your tears,...

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When your Sav­ior gives the word,

Glad you’ll bid the world adieu:

Then He’ll wipe away your tears,

Time, with an Unwearied Hand

Sing and Pray!

lyricist: Mary Wheeler, 1878
Composer: Philip Bliss
Hymn 14

...Weeping friends, now fare­well,

I must bid you adieu;

I’m rest­ing in Je­sus, His mer­its I plead,...

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Weeping friends, now fare­well,

I must bid you adieu;

I’m rest­ing in Je­sus, His mer­its I plead,

Sing and Pray!

Vain, Delusive World, Adieu

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Isaac Woodbury (1819–1858)
Hymn 15

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Vain, de­lus­ive world, adieu,

With all of crea­ture good;...

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Vain, de­lus­ive world, adieu,

With all of crea­ture good;

Vain, Delusive World, Adieu

How Sweetly the Morn of the Sabbath Arose

lyricist: J. Johnson, Jr., 1846
Composer: Sabbath School Melodist, 1850
Hymn 16

...’Tis wav­ing again;

Adieu then to dark­ness,

And er­ror, and pain....

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’Tis wav­ing again;

Adieu then to dark­ness,

And er­ror, and pain.

How Sweetly the Morn of the Sabbath Arose

Good News Comes o’er the Sea

Composer: Isaiah Baltzell, 1874
Hymn 17

...Come, help us to be free.

They bade adieu to home,

To friends and loved ones dear;...

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Come, help us to be free.

They bade adieu to home,

To friends and loved ones dear;

Good News Comes o’er the Sea

While Shepherds in Jewry

lyricist: Anonymous, 1812
Composer: T. R. Bowden
Hymn 18

...In glo­ry to God through the birth of His Son.

Now, shep­herds, adieu, we com­mend you to God,

Go vis­it the Son in His hum­ble abode....

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In glo­ry to God through the birth of His Son.

Now, shep­herds, adieu, we com­mend you to God,

Go vis­it the Son in His hum­ble abode.

While Shepherds in Jewry

Arise and Shine, O Zion Fair

lyricist: John Granade, 1808
Composer: Wiesenthal
Hymn 19

...To Heav­en he lifts his long­ing eyes,

And bids the world adieu;

While friends are weep­ing all around,...

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To Heav­en he lifts his long­ing eyes,

And bids the world adieu;

While friends are weep­ing all around,

Arise and Shine, O Zion Fair

Come, Heav’nly Love, Inspire My Song

lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760
Composer: William Tans’ur, 1735
Hymn 20

...Their joy re­vives again;

The Sav­ior lives: adieu to fear,

To ev­ery anx­ious pain....

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Their joy re­vives again;

The Sav­ior lives: adieu to fear,

To ev­ery anx­ious pain.

Come, Heav’nly Love, Inspire My Song

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