be­gone

We found "be­gone" used in 10 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“be­gone”· 10 hymns found
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Be earth with all her scenes with­drawn,
I’ll wound my God no more;
By qui­et con­se­cra­tion.
Satan wants to keep me still;
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Will you hear the words, Well done,
Cast off the world, let fear de­part
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From all thy sin and sor­row.

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And leave me to my joys;
In sec­ret si­lence of the mind
For Je­sus I adore.
Of vague and form­less dream­ing;
Jesus, now pos­sess my will.
Let my re­li­gious hours alone:
He is com­ing in His glo­ry and His might.
What though Thou rul­est not;
Nor tempt my eyes, nor tire my ears;
To Heav­en I now press on.

Hence from My Soul, Sad Thoughts, Begone

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Anonymous, 1873
Hymn 1

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Hence from my soul, sad thoughts, be­gone,

And leave me to my joys;...

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Hence from my soul, sad thoughts, be­gone,

And leave me to my joys;

Hence from My Soul, Sad Thoughts, Begone

My God, Permit Me Not to Be

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Irving Morgan, 1895
Hymn 2

...Be earth with all her scenes with­drawn,

Let noise and van­ity be­gone;

In sec­ret si­lence of the mind...

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Be earth with all her scenes with­drawn,

Let noise and van­ity be­gone;

In sec­ret si­lence of the mind

My God, Permit Me Not to Be

And Now the Scales Have Left Mine Eyes

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Scottish Psalter, 1615
Hymn 3

...I’ll wound my God no more;

Hence from my heart, ye sins, be­gone,

For Je­sus I adore....

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I’ll wound my God no more;

Hence from my heart, ye sins, be­gone,

For Je­sus I adore.

And Now the Scales Have Left Mine Eyes

Servant of God, Remember

lyricist: Aurelius Prudentius (348–413)
Composer: Dresden, 1694
Hymn 4

...By qui­et con­se­cra­tion.

Begone, be­gone, the ter­rors

Of vague and form­less dream­ing;...

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By qui­et con­se­cra­tion.

Begone, be­gone, the ter­rors

Of vague and form­less dream­ing;

Servant of God, Remember

I Will Confess Him

lyricist: Frank Dyer, 1908
Composer: James Delmarter
Hymn 5

...Satan wants to keep me still;

But to him, I cry, Be­gone!

Jesus, now pos­sess my will....

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Satan wants to keep me still;

But to him, I cry, Be­gone!

Jesus, now pos­sess my will.

I Will Confess Him

Far from My Thoughts

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Henry Smart
Hymn 6

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Far from my thoughts, vain world, be­gone,

Let my re­li­gious hours alone:...

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Far from my thoughts, vain world, be­gone,

Let my re­li­gious hours alone:

Far from My Thoughts

Christ Is Coming (Bilhorn)

Composer: Peter Bilhorn, 1898
Hymn 7

...Will you hear the words, Well done,

Or the aw­ful word, Be­gone!

He is com­ing in His glo­ry and His might....

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Will you hear the words, Well done,

Or the aw­ful word, Be­gone!

He is com­ing in His glo­ry and His might.

Christ Is Coming (Bilhorn)

Give to the Winds Thy Fears

lyricist: Paul Gerhardt, 1656
Composer: William Walter, 1894
Hymn 8

...Cast off the world, let fear de­part

Bid ev­ery care be­gone.

What though Thou rul­est not;...

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Cast off the world, let fear de­part

Bid ev­ery care be­gone.

What though Thou rul­est not;

Give to the Winds Thy Fears

All Mortal Vanities, Begone

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707
Composer: John Lloyd, Sr. (1815–1874)
Hymn 9

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All mor­tal va­ni­ties, be­gone,

Nor tempt my eyes, nor tire my ears;...

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All mor­tal va­ni­ties, be­gone,

Nor tempt my eyes, nor tire my ears;

All Mortal Vanities, Begone

I Walk in Danger All the Way

lyricist: Hans Brorson, 1734
Composer: Halle, Germany, 1704
Hymn 10

...From all thy sin and sor­row.

All world­ly pomp, be­gone!

To Heav­en I now press on....

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From all thy sin and sor­row.

All world­ly pomp, be­gone!

To Heav­en I now press on.

I Walk in Danger All the Way

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