be­hold­ing

The phrase "be­hold­ing" resonates through 19 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

be­hold­ing· 19 hymns found
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Grow in all things like our Head.
They that groaned in Ha­des’ chain,
Without one stroke of bat­tle the vic­to­ry is won,
How hard was His pil­low, how hum­ble His bed,
God’s own arm hath need of thine.
Welcome to Im­ma­nu­el bring­ing.
If one in Christ, what joy is ours,
O let your light shine stead­ily on,
Bright the pros­pect is, and cheer­ing,
Seraphim who saw un­fold­ing
Lifts the soul He comes to save.
Love its full­ness there un­fold­ing,
Speed on from east to west,
No more my heart des­pairs,
The strange new sight to see,
Very bread! and ve­ry wine!
Its chant­ing wa­ters cheer;
Light re­fuse not, but His Spir­it’s voice ob­ey;
Life and health of all,

be­hold­ing

May our lives His im­age bear;
Hasten to the light again
That e’en our king­ly Je­sus can form such hearts anew.
Attended their mas­ter with so­lemn de­light.
Thou hast but an hour to fight;
Angels clad in glist­en­ing white­ness,
We dwell se­cure, our an­chor sure,
May glo­ri­fy your Fa­ther ab­ove,
When our sor­rows
That which will all ag­es thrill—
Pity filled the heart of grace,
To the ex­iled sons of men;
In Him are ful­ly blest.
Have found that Je­sus cares.
The won­drous mys­te­ry:
In this Eu­cha­rist di­vine.
Blest is the hear­ing ear;
Light en­fold­ing all things in un­cloud­ed day.
Human na­ture’s fall,

From the Table Now Retiring

lyricist: John Rowe, 1806
Composer: Isaac Woodbury, 1845
Hymn 1

...Grow in all things like our Head.

His ex­am­ple while be­hold­ing

May our lives His im­age bear;...

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Grow in all things like our Head.

His ex­am­ple while be­hold­ing

May our lives His im­age bear;

From the Table Now Retiring

Let Us Rise in Early Morning

lyricist: John of Damascus, 8th Century
Composer: John Hughes, 1907
Hymn 2

...They that groaned in Ha­des’ chain,

Prisoners, from afar be­hold­ing,

Hasten to the light again...

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They that groaned in Ha­des’ chain,

Prisoners, from afar be­hold­ing,

Hasten to the light again

Let Us Rise in Early Morning

The King of Glory Standeth

lyricist: Charitie Bancroft, 1867
Composer: English tune
Hymn 3

...Without one stroke of bat­tle the vic­to­ry is won,

While we, with joy be­hold­ing, can scarce be­lieve it true

That e’en our king­ly Je­sus can form such hearts anew....

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Without one stroke of bat­tle the vic­to­ry is won,

While we, with joy be­hold­ing, can scarce be­lieve it true

That e’en our king­ly Je­sus can form such hearts anew.

The King of Glory Standeth

Come, Saints, and Adore Him

lyricist: Maria de Fleury, 1791
Composer: Jonathan Spilman (1812–1896)
Hymn 4

...How hard was His pil­low, how hum­ble His bed,

The an­gels be­hold­ing, am­azed at the sight,

Attended their mas­ter with so­lemn de­light....

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How hard was His pil­low, how hum­ble His bed,

The an­gels be­hold­ing, am­azed at the sight,

Attended their mas­ter with so­lemn de­light.

Come, Saints, and Adore Him

We Are Living, We Are Dwelling

lyricist: Arthur Coxe, 1840
Composer: Welsh melody
Hymn 5

...God’s own arm hath need of thine.

Worlds are charg­ing, Heav’n be­hold­ing;

Thou hast but an hour to fight;...

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God’s own arm hath need of thine.

Worlds are charg­ing, Heav’n be­hold­ing;

Thou hast but an hour to fight;

We Are Living, We Are Dwelling

Hark! Upon the Morning Breezes

lyricist: From the Greek
Composer: Darmstadt Gesangbuch, 1698
Hymn 6

...Welcome to Im­ma­nu­el bring­ing.

Shepherds at their watch be­hold­ing

Angels clad in glist­en­ing white­ness,...

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Welcome to Im­ma­nu­el bring­ing.

Shepherds at their watch be­hold­ing

Angels clad in glist­en­ing white­ness,

Hark! Upon the Morning Breezes

Shout and Sing

lyricist: Fanny Crosby (1820–1915)
Composer: Bentley Ackley, 1920
Hymn 7

...If one in Christ, what joy is ours,

Thro’ faith His smile be­hold­ing,

We dwell se­cure, our an­chor sure,...

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If one in Christ, what joy is ours,

Thro’ faith His smile be­hold­ing,

We dwell se­cure, our an­chor sure,

Shout and Sing

Little Light, Shine Out

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1893
Composer: Howard Doane
Hymn 8

...O let your light shine stead­ily on,

That all the world, be­hold­ing,

May glo­ri­fy your Fa­ther ab­ove,...

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O let your light shine stead­ily on,

That all the world, be­hold­ing,

May glo­ri­fy your Fa­ther ab­ove,

Little Light, Shine Out

Savior, Come, Thy Friends Are Waiting

lyricist: Thomas Kelly, 1815
Composer: Herbert Oakeley, 1889
Hymn 9

...Bright the pros­pect is, and cheer­ing,

Of be­hold­ing Thee that day;

When our sor­rows...

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Bright the pros­pect is, and cheer­ing,

Of be­hold­ing Thee that day;

When our sor­rows

Savior, Come, Thy Friends Are Waiting

Easter Morning (Plantz)

lyricist: Myra Plantz (1856–1914)
Composer: John Calkin, 1867
Hymn 10

...Seraphim who saw un­fold­ing

Earth’s first morn are now be­hold­ing

That which will all ag­es thrill—...

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Seraphim who saw un­fold­ing

Earth’s first morn are now be­hold­ing

That which will all ag­es thrill—

Easter Morning (Plantz)

Christ Is Born, Go Forth to Meet Him

lyricist: Cosmas, 760
Composer: Henry Gauntlett, 1849
Hymn 11

...Lifts the soul He comes to save.

From the height of Heav­en be­hold­ing,

Pity filled the heart of grace,...

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Lifts the soul He comes to save.

From the height of Heav­en be­hold­ing,

Pity filled the heart of grace,

Christ Is Born, Go Forth to Meet Him

From the Cross the Blood Is Falling

lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1868
Composer: Joseph Barnby, 1886
Hymn 12

...Love its full­ness there un­fold­ing,

Stand we here in joy be­hold­ing,

To the ex­iled sons of men;...

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Love its full­ness there un­fold­ing,

Stand we here in joy be­hold­ing,

To the ex­iled sons of men;

From the Cross the Blood Is Falling

Our Country’s Voice Is Pleading

lyricist: Maria Anderson, 1848
Composer: George Webb, 1830
Hymn 13

...Speed on from east to west,

Till all, His cross be­hold­ing,

In Him are ful­ly blest....

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Speed on from east to west,

Till all, His cross be­hold­ing,

In Him are ful­ly blest.

Our Country’s Voice Is Pleading

I’ve Found That Jesus Cares

lyricist: Maud Fraser, 1914
Composer: E. Burton-Jones
Hymn 14

...No more my heart des­pairs,

For I, His cross be­hold­ing,

Have found that Je­sus cares....

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No more my heart des­pairs,

For I, His cross be­hold­ing,

Have found that Je­sus cares.

I’ve Found That Jesus Cares

Bend to Our Hymns, Redeemer

lyricist: John of Damascus (675–749)
Composer: Alexander Ewing, 1853
Hymn 15

...The strange new sight to see,

Was trou­bled at be­hold­ing

The won­drous mys­te­ry:...

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The strange new sight to see,

Was trou­bled at be­hold­ing

The won­drous mys­te­ry:

Bend to Our Hymns, Redeemer

By the Thorny Way of Sorrow

lyricist: Anonymous, 1892
Composer: Reginald Geoffrey
Hymn 16

...Very bread! and ve­ry wine!

We adore by faith be­hold­ing:

In this Eu­cha­rist di­vine....

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Very bread! and ve­ry wine!

We adore by faith be­hold­ing:

In this Eu­cha­rist di­vine.

By the Thorny Way of Sorrow

The River of God

lyricist: Samuel Stone, 1870
Composer: Henry Smart, 1874
Hymn 17

...Its chant­ing wa­ters cheer;

Blest is the eye be­hold­ing,

Blest is the hear­ing ear;...

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Its chant­ing wa­ters cheer;

Blest is the eye be­hold­ing,

Blest is the hear­ing ear;

The River of God

Come, My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking

lyricist: Friedrich von Canitz, 1700
Composer: From Haydn
Hymn 18

...Light re­fuse not, but His Spir­it’s voice ob­ey;

Thou with Him shalt dwell, be­hold­ing

Light en­fold­ing all things in un­cloud­ed day....

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Light re­fuse not, but His Spir­it’s voice ob­ey;

Thou with Him shalt dwell, be­hold­ing

Light en­fold­ing all things in un­cloud­ed day.

Come, My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking

Welcome, Happy Morning!

lyricist: Venantius Fortunatus, ca. 590
Composer: Arthur Sullivan, 1872
Hymn 19

...Life and health of all,

Thou from Heav­en be­hold­ing

Human na­ture’s fall,...

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Life and health of all,

Thou from Heav­en be­hold­ing

Human na­ture’s fall,

Welcome, Happy Morning!

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