de­ceit­ful

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

de­ceit­ful· 20 hymns found
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O save me, Lord, from ly­ing lips
Which does its neigh­bor wrong?
To tread the sac­red paths of truth;
And haste to join them too.
Shall mi­nis­ter to me;
Be thoughts of Thee a clou­dy screen,
Away, ye tempt­ers of the mind;
To re­store from this de­clen­sion,
To bring forth fruits of love.
Let me no more my soul be­guile
Attend the fol­low­ers of the Lamb,
And false­hood in thy sight is clean.
When my feet would go as­tray,
We look to Thee.
Yet act the flat­ter­er’s part;
Against a god­less race;
While she can cling to Thee.
My lips shall spread His praise;
Unhonored and un­mourned.
But still re­tained a con­science feared,

de­ceit­ful

What woe for false­hood can atone,
Conduct to Zi­on’s hill;
And find a heav’n on earth begun.
No long­er boast thy charms;
My fa­vor shall not see.
And O, when ga­thers on our path,
And emp­ty as the whist­ling wind.
Shed on me Thy rays trans­port­ing,
The ris­ing plant des­troy.
Let cheer­ful hope, in­creas­ing still,
And leave it to re­turn no more.
In dead­ly words thou find­est joy,
When I think of my dear mo­ther
That earth calls peace, we ask for now;
And with a dou­ble heart.
Deliver in Thy grace,
And earth­ly friends and joys re­move,
Scarce live out half their days.
By seem­ing kind­ness led,
A good­ly, for­mal saint

I Cried to God in My Distress

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Thomas Campion, 1613
Hymn 1

...O save me, Lord, from ly­ing lips

And from the false, de­ceit­ful word.

What woe for false­hood can atone,...

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O save me, Lord, from ly­ing lips

And from the false, de­ceit­ful word.

What woe for false­hood can atone,

I Cried to God in My Distress

Can Sinners Hope for Heaven?

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: Joseph Barnby, 1887
Hymn 2

...Which does its neigh­bor wrong?

Can sin’s de­ceit­ful way

Conduct to Zi­on’s hill;...

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Which does its neigh­bor wrong?

Can sin’s de­ceit­ful way

Conduct to Zi­on’s hill;

Can Sinners Hope for Heaven?

How Sweet It Is in Early Youth

lyricist: William Bathurst, 1831
Composer: Frank Lehman, 1901
Hymn 3

...To tread the sac­red paths of truth;

From sin’s de­ceit­ful snares to run,

And find a heav’n on earth begun....

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To tread the sac­red paths of truth;

From sin’s de­ceit­ful snares to run,

And find a heav’n on earth begun.

How Sweet It Is in Early Youth

Death Is No Dreadful Sound

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: Joseph Sweetser, 1849
Hymn 4

...And haste to join them too.

Farewell, de­ceit­ful earth,

No long­er boast thy charms;...

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And haste to join them too.

Farewell, de­ceit­ful earth,

No long­er boast thy charms;

Death Is No Dreadful Sound

Of Mercy and of Justice

lyricist: From Psalm 101
Composer: John Farmer, 1892
Hymn 5

...Shall mi­nis­ter to me;

The ly­ing and de­ceit­ful

My fa­vor shall not see....

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Shall mi­nis­ter to me;

The ly­ing and de­ceit­ful

My fa­vor shall not see.

Of Mercy and of Justice

When Israel, of the Lord Beloved

lyricist: Walter Scott, 1817
Composer: Samuel Webbe, 1782
Hymn 6

...Be thoughts of Thee a clou­dy screen,

To tem­per the de­ceit­ful ray.

And O, when ga­thers on our path,...

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Be thoughts of Thee a clou­dy screen,

To tem­per the de­ceit­ful ray.

And O, when ga­thers on our path,

When Israel, of the Lord Beloved

I Send the Joys of Earth Away

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Joseph Funk (1778–1862)
Hymn 7

...Away, ye tempt­ers of the mind;

False as the smooth, de­ceit­ful sea,

And emp­ty as the whist­ling wind....

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Away, ye tempt­ers of the mind;

False as the smooth, de­ceit­ful sea,

And emp­ty as the whist­ling wind.

I Send the Joys of Earth Away

When Oppressed with Sore Affliction

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795). Philip Bliss, 1871
Hymn 8

...To re­store from this de­clen­sion,

My de­ceit­ful, wan­der­ing heart.

Shed on me Thy rays trans­port­ing,...

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To re­store from this de­clen­sion,

My de­ceit­ful, wan­der­ing heart.

Shed on me Thy rays trans­port­ing,

When Oppressed with Sore Affliction

Almighty God, Your Word Is Cast

lyricist: John Cawood, 1819
Composer: Scottish Psalter, 1615
Hymn 9

...To bring forth fruits of love.

Let not the world’s de­ceit­ful cares

The ris­ing plant des­troy....

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To bring forth fruits of love.

Let not the world’s de­ceit­ful cares

The ris­ing plant des­troy.

Almighty God, Your Word Is Cast

And Is This Life Prolonged to Me?

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707
Composer: Hans Nägeli
Hymn 10

...Let me no more my soul be­guile

With sin’s de­ceit­ful toys;

Let cheer­ful hope, in­creas­ing still,...

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Let me no more my soul be­guile

With sin’s de­ceit­ful toys;

Let cheer­ful hope, in­creas­ing still,

And Is This Life Prolonged to Me?

The Billows Swell

lyricist: William Cowper, 1779
Composer: George Martin (1844–1916)
Hymn 11

...Attend the fol­low­ers of the Lamb,

Who leave the world’s de­ceit­ful shore,

And leave it to re­turn no more....

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Attend the fol­low­ers of the Lamb,

Who leave the world’s de­ceit­ful shore,

And leave it to re­turn no more.

The Billows Swell

O Mighty Man, Why Wilt Thou Boast?

lyricist: From Psalm 52
Composer: John Calkin, 1872
Hymn 12

...And false­hood in thy sight is clean.

Since, O thou false, de­ceit­ful tongue,

In dead­ly words thou find­est joy,...

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And false­hood in thy sight is clean.

Since, O thou false, de­ceit­ful tongue,

In dead­ly words thou find­est joy,

O Mighty Man, Why Wilt Thou Boast?

Mother and the Book of God

lyricist: E. C. Baird, 1925
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 13

...When my feet would go as­tray,

All the dark de­ceit­ful things are made to flee,

When I think of my dear mo­ther...

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When my feet would go as­tray,

All the dark de­ceit­ful things are made to flee,

When I think of my dear mo­ther

Mother and the Book of God

O Lamb of God! That Tak’st Away

lyricist: Alessie Faussett, 1865
Composer: John Dykes, 1865
Hymn 14

...We look to Thee.

’Tis not the calm, de­ceit­ful dream

That earth calls peace, we ask for now;...

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We look to Thee.

’Tis not the calm, de­ceit­ful dream

That earth calls peace, we ask for now;

O Lamb of God! That Tak’st Away

Help, Lord, for Men of Virtue Fail

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719
Composer: Anonymous
Hymn 15

...Yet act the flat­ter­er’s part;

With fair de­ceit­ful lips they speak,

And with a dou­ble heart....

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Yet act the flat­ter­er’s part;

With fair de­ceit­ful lips they speak,

And with a dou­ble heart.

Help, Lord, for Men of Virtue Fail

Judge Me, O God, and Plead My Cause (Psalter)

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Isaac Woodbury
Hymn 16

...Against a god­less race;

From men de­ceit­ful and un­just

Deliver in Thy grace,...

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Against a god­less race;

From men de­ceit­ful and un­just

Deliver in Thy grace,

Judge Me, O God, and Plead My Cause (Psalter)

O Holy Savior, Friend Unseen

lyricist: Charlotte Elliott, 1834, 1836
Composer: Friedrich Flemming, 1811
Hymn 17

...While she can cling to Thee.

What though the world de­ceit­ful prove,

And earth­ly friends and joys re­move,...

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While she can cling to Thee.

What though the world de­ceit­ful prove,

And earth­ly friends and joys re­move,

O Holy Savior, Friend Unseen

O God, My Refuge, Hear My Cries

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719
Composer: Chetham’s Psalmody, 1718
Hymn 18

...My lips shall spread His praise;

While cru­el and de­ceit­ful men

Scarce live out half their days....

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My lips shall spread His praise;

While cru­el and de­ceit­ful men

Scarce live out half their days.

O God, My Refuge, Hear My Cries

How Blest the Man Who Thoughtfully

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Sophie Dedekam (1820–1894)
Hymn 19

...Unhonored and un­mourned.

My foe, de­ceit­ful, vis­its me,

By seem­ing kind­ness led,...

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Unhonored and un­mourned.

My foe, de­ceit­ful, vis­its me,

By seem­ing kind­ness led,

How Blest the Man Who Thoughtfully

Ah! My Dear, Loving Lord

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: John Dykes, 1870
Hymn 20

...But still re­tained a con­science feared,

An hard, de­ceit­ful heart.

A good­ly, for­mal saint...

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But still re­tained a con­science feared,

An hard, de­ceit­ful heart.

A good­ly, for­mal saint

Ah! My Dear, Loving Lord

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