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"con­trite" appears in 20 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

con­trite· 20 hymns found
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Give heal­ing to the wound­ed heart;
The Lord will hap­pi­ness di­vine
We keep the sac­red feast,
From earth’s re­mot­est cor­ners come!
In Thy judg­ment just,
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Are Thine eter­nal place,
Now Thy great com­pas­sion show;
And trem­bling at Thy Word!
No heal­ing balm on earth like this,
Thy grace re­call­ing.
Eternal Spir­it, God of truth,
And to the courts of Heav­en be borne
No heal­ing balm on earth like this
The liv­ing and the dead!
Beneath the cross of Je­sus
And of­fers peace to them, to all
And make His name their trust,
Come, in Thy love to dwell
There is a tree whose leaves im­part

con­trite

And save us, Je­su! lest we die.
Then tell me, gra­cious God, is mine
Is made a wel­come guest.
A well-ac­cept­ed sac­ri­fice,
Humbly trust.
O joy of all the meek,
Thou vis­it­est with grace.
All Thy mer­cy can be­stow.
Which from re­pent­ance flow;
No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss
I gaze to Heav­en;
Kindle a flame of heav­en­ly love,
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No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss
We turn, who oft have strayed;
While in His work most pre­cious
Rise, Sun of right­eous­ness, and fling
The faith­ful and the just,
For all our sins we grieve,
’Tis God’s own Word; it cures of sin,

Sweet Savior! in Thy Pitying Grace

lyricist: Theoktistus, ca. 890
Composer: Everard Hulton, 1889
Hymn 1

...Give heal­ing to the wound­ed heart;

Oh! hear Thy con­trite serv­ants’ cry,

And save us, Je­su! lest we die....

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Give heal­ing to the wound­ed heart;

Oh! hear Thy con­trite serv­ants’ cry,

And save us, Je­su! lest we die.

Sweet Savior! in Thy Pitying Grace

The Lord Will Happiness Divine

lyricist: William Cowper, 1779
Composer: Joseph Barnby, 1881
Hymn 2

...The Lord will hap­pi­ness di­vine

On con­trite hearts be­stow:

Then tell me, gra­cious God, is mine...

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The Lord will hap­pi­ness di­vine

On con­trite hearts be­stow:

Then tell me, gra­cious God, is mine

The Lord Will Happiness Divine

In Memory of the Savior’s Love

lyricist: Thomas Cotterill, 1805
Composer: Alexander Reinagle, 1836
Hymn 3

...We keep the sac­red feast,

When ev­ery hum­ble, con­trite heart

Is made a wel­come guest....

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We keep the sac­red feast,

When ev­ery hum­ble, con­trite heart

Is made a wel­come guest.

In Memory of the Savior’s Love

O God of All-Redeeming Grace

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762
Composer: Ernest Kroeger, 1901
Hymn 4

...From earth’s re­mot­est cor­ners come!

With hum­ble pray­ers and con­trite sighs,

A well-ac­cept­ed sac­ri­fice,...

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From earth’s re­mot­est cor­ners come!

With hum­ble pray­ers and con­trite sighs,

A well-ac­cept­ed sac­ri­fice,

O God of All-Redeeming Grace

From the Depths My Prayer Ascendeth

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Ethelbert Bullinger, 1874
Hymn 5

...In Thy judg­ment just,

But the con­trite in Thy mer­cy

Humbly trust....

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In Thy judg­ment just,

But the con­trite in Thy mer­cy

Humbly trust.

From the Depths My Prayer Ascendeth

O Hope of Every Contrite Heart

lyricist: Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th Century
Composer: John Dykes, 1866
Hymn 6

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O hope of ev­ery con­trite heart,

O joy of all the meek,...

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O hope of ev­ery con­trite heart,

O joy of all the meek,

O Hope of Every Contrite Heart

Within Thy Courts

lyricist: Charles Holmes, 1904
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 7

...Are Thine eter­nal place,

But ev­ery low­ly, con­trite heart,

Thou vis­it­est with grace....

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Are Thine eter­nal place,

But ev­ery low­ly, con­trite heart,

Thou vis­it­est with grace.

Within Thy Courts

Savior, to Thy Mercy Seat

lyricist: William Stevenson, 1880
Composer: Robert Lowry
Hymn 8

...Now Thy great com­pas­sion show;

Let my con­trite spir­it share

All Thy mer­cy can be­stow....

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Now Thy great com­pas­sion show;

Let my con­trite spir­it share

All Thy mer­cy can be­stow.

Savior, to Thy Mercy Seat

O for That Tenderness of Heart

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762
Composer: Arthur Cottman, 1874
Hymn 9

...And trem­bling at Thy Word!

O for those hum­ble, con­trite tears,

Which from re­pent­ance flow;...

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And trem­bling at Thy Word!

O for those hum­ble, con­trite tears,

Which from re­pent­ance flow;

O for That Tenderness of Heart

I Love the Voice Divine

lyricist: Joseph Proud (1745–1826)
Composer: From Rossini
Hymn 10

...No heal­ing balm on earth like this,

Can cheer the con­trite heart;

No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss...

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No heal­ing balm on earth like this,

Can cheer the con­trite heart;

No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss

I Love the Voice Divine

And Then the Savior Turned

lyricist: Hallgrímur Pétursson (1614–1674)
Composer: Bohemian, 15th Century
Hymn 11

...Thy grace re­call­ing.

Oft, oft with con­trite eyes

I gaze to Heav­en;...

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Thy grace re­call­ing.

Oft, oft with con­trite eyes

I gaze to Heav­en;

And Then the Savior Turned

Eternal Spirit, God of Truth

lyricist: Thomas Cotterill, 1810
Composer: Charles Gabriel, 1901
Hymn 12

...Eternal Spir­it, God of truth,

Our con­trite hearts in­spire;

Kindle a flame of heav­en­ly love,...

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Eternal Spir­it, God of truth,

Our con­trite hearts in­spire;

Kindle a flame of heav­en­ly love,

Eternal Spirit, God of Truth

To Crucify Each Selfish Need

lyricist: Nannie Barnum, 1920
Composer: George Tracy, 1920
Hymn 13

...And to the courts of Heav­en be borne

New and con­trite.

end...

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And to the courts of Heav­en be borne

New and con­trite.

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To Crucify Each Selfish Need

Sweet Is the Friendly Voice Which Speaks

lyricist: Thomas Jervis, 1795
Composer: William Bradbury, 1844
Hymn 14

...No heal­ing balm on earth like this

Can cheer the con­trite heart;

No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss...

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No heal­ing balm on earth like this

Can cheer the con­trite heart;

No flat­ter­ing dreams of earth­ly bliss

Sweet Is the Friendly Voice Which Speaks

In Grief and Fear, to Thee, O Lord

lyricist: William Bullock (1798–1874)
Composer: Christopher Tye, 1533
Hymn 15

...The liv­ing and the dead!

With con­trite hearts to Thee, our king

We turn, who oft have strayed;...

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The liv­ing and the dead!

With con­trite hearts to Thee, our king

We turn, who oft have strayed;

In Grief and Fear, to Thee, O Lord

Beneath the Cross of Jesus (Herr)

lyricist: J. D. Herr, 1893
Composer: R. S. Hanna, 1895
Hymn 16

...Beneath the cross of Je­sus

I bow with con­trite heart,

While in His work most pre­cious...

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Beneath the cross of Je­sus

I bow with con­trite heart,

While in His work most pre­cious

Beneath the Cross of Jesus (Herr)

“No God for Me!” The Fool Exclaims

lyricist: Henry Lyte, 1834
Composer: Wittenberg, Germany, 1543
Hymn 17

...And of­fers peace to them, to all

That con­trite at His feet will fall.

Rise, Sun of right­eous­ness, and fling...

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And of­fers peace to them, to all

That con­trite at His feet will fall.

Rise, Sun of right­eous­ness, and fling

“No God for Me!” The Fool Exclaims

Ye Various Tribes of Men

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: John Darwall, 1770
Hymn 18

...And make His name their trust,

The con­trite and sin­cere,

The faith­ful and the just,...

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And make His name their trust,

The con­trite and sin­cere,

The faith­ful and the just,

Ye Various Tribes of Men

Father of Love and Power

lyricist: George Rawson, 1858
Composer: Edward Burnett, 1887
Hymn 19

...Come, in Thy love to dwell

In hearts con­trite.

For all our sins we grieve,...

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Come, in Thy love to dwell

In hearts con­trite.

For all our sins we grieve,

Father of Love and Power

There Is a Lamp Whose Steady Light

lyricist: Henry Betts, 1864
Composer: Charles Gabriel, 1902
Hymn 20

...There is a tree whose leaves im­part

Health to the bur­dened, con­trite heart;

’Tis God’s own Word; it cures of sin,...

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There is a tree whose leaves im­part

Health to the bur­dened, con­trite heart;

’Tis God’s own Word; it cures of sin,

There Is a Lamp Whose Steady Light

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