and wi­ther

The phrase "and wi­ther" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

and wi­ther· 4 hymns found
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It ris­es like the pro­phet’s gourd,
But speak the word, and soon shall rise
Alas, what mean those fears,
And na­ture weeps, her com­forts fled,

and wi­ther

But of my Sav­ior’s love pos­sessed,
And hopeful pros­pects of sup­plies,
That head be­sprink­led with gray hairs,
But wait the in­ter­pos­ing gloom

Our Joy in a Created Good

lyricist: Charles Wesley (1707–1788)
Composer: Charles Vincent, Jr. (1852–1934)
Hymn 1

...It ris­es like the pro­phet’s gourd,

And wi­thers o’er my head.

But of my Sav­ior’s love pos­sessed,...

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It ris­es like the pro­phet’s gourd,

And wi­thers o’er my head.

But of my Sav­ior’s love pos­sessed,

Our Joy in a Created Good

Oh Lord, We Tremble at Thy Frown

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: Henry Purcell (1658–1695)
Hymn 2

...But speak the word, and soon shall rise

The faint and wi­thered grain;

And hopeful pros­pects of sup­plies,...

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But speak the word, and soon shall rise

The faint and wi­thered grain;

And hopeful pros­pects of sup­plies,

Oh Lord, We Tremble at Thy Frown

Alas, What Mean Those Fears?

lyricist: John Berridge, 1785
Composer: Samuel Howard, 1762
Hymn 3

...Alas, what mean those fears,

That dry and wi­thered look;

That head be­sprink­led with gray hairs,...

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Alas, what mean those fears,

That dry and wi­thered look;

That head be­sprink­led with gray hairs,

Alas, What Mean Those Fears?

Life Is a Span, a Fleeting Hour

lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760
Composer: John Dykes, 1875
Hymn 4

...And na­ture weeps, her com­forts fled,

And wi­thered all her joys.

But wait the in­ter­pos­ing gloom...

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And na­ture weeps, her com­forts fled,

And wi­thered all her joys.

But wait the in­ter­pos­ing gloom

Life Is a Span, a Fleeting Hour

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