ea­ger

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

ea­ger· 20 hymns found
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Hear Thou the songs and pray­ers we raise
Like the vi­gor of the wind’s rush,
To ma­ny seems life’s goal;
These pas­sion­ate hands too quick to smite,
But why im­patient of de­lay,
No bleak cliffs up­ward tow­er­ing,
God of our youth, to whom we yield
And, fall­ing, stands again;
Impatient heart be still!
From liv­ing fount­ains fed,
And, fall­ing, stands again;
To learn what men of old have taught,
Set the pri­son­er free,
Around our al­tars hov­er,
Thy hand has led across the hun­gry sea
Satan shall stop them in their course,
Unclogged by earth, or earth­ly things,
Let your lamps be trimmed with care.
Sanctify our wor­ship to Thy glo­ry, Lord;
Distant climes, and count­less ag­es,

ea­ger

And teach us, as we sound Thy praise,
Come, Ho­ly Spir­it, come.
Forgotten is the soul.
Hold Thou my hands!
If God com­mands a long­er stay,
No tem­pest dark­ly low­er­ing,
Upon the well con­test­ed field,
To quit them­selves like men.
Thy Lord will sure­ly come,
To fresh­er meads ahead.
To quit them­selves like men.
Wise Tem­ple Child, we learn of Thee.
Glorious Ju­bi­lee.
Of our eter­nal Lov­er:
And, from the breeds of earth, Thy si­lent sway
Heav’n from their vain at­tacks se­cure,
To ev­er­last­ing day.
Catch with joy that wel­come sound:
To Thy tem­ple holy, come we now with praise;
Sing, O sing with ex­ul­ta­tion,

O God, Whose Love Is Over All

lyricist: John Holmes, 1909
Composer: Gottfried Fink, 1842
Hymn 1

...Hear Thou the songs and pray­ers we raise

In ea­ger joy to Thee,

And teach us, as we sound Thy praise,...

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Hear Thou the songs and pray­ers we raise

In ea­ger joy to Thee,

And teach us, as we sound Thy praise,

O God, Whose Love Is Over All

Like the Murmur of the Dove’s Song

lyricist: Carl Daw, 1982
Composer: Peter Cutts, 1969
Hymn 2

...Like the vi­gor of the wind’s rush,

Like the new flame’s ea­ger might:

Come, Ho­ly Spir­it, come....

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Like the vi­gor of the wind’s rush,

Like the new flame’s ea­ger might:

Come, Ho­ly Spir­it, come.

Like the Murmur of the Dove’s Song

What Shall It Profit?

lyricist: Johnson Oatman, 1916
Composer: John Herbert
Hymn 3

...To ma­ny seems life’s goal;

But in the ea­ger rush for wealth,

Forgotten is the soul....

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To ma­ny seems life’s goal;

But in the ea­ger rush for wealth,

Forgotten is the soul.

What Shall It Profit?

Hold Thou My Hands!

lyricist: William Canton, 1893
Composer: 16th Century
Hymn 4

...These pas­sion­ate hands too quick to smite,

These hands so ea­ger for de­light:

Hold Thou my hands!...

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These pas­sion­ate hands too quick to smite,

These hands so ea­ger for de­light:

Hold Thou my hands!

Hold Thou My Hands!

How Blest the Shining Forms Above

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: Hugh Wilson, 1800
Hymn 5

...But why im­patient of de­lay,

So ea­ger to be gone?

If God com­mands a long­er stay,...

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But why im­patient of de­lay,

So ea­ger to be gone?

If God com­mands a long­er stay,

How Blest the Shining Forms Above

All Well

lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1857
Composer: John Adcock, 1874
Hymn 6

...No bleak cliffs up­ward tow­er­ing,

Shall bound our ea­ger sight;

No tem­pest dark­ly low­er­ing,...

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No bleak cliffs up­ward tow­er­ing,

Shall bound our ea­ger sight;

No tem­pest dark­ly low­er­ing,

All Well

God of Our Youth, to Whom We Yield

lyricist: William Forbush, 1911
Composer: George Blanchard, 1898
Hymn 7

...God of our youth, to whom we yield

The trib­ute of our ea­ger praise,

Upon the well con­test­ed field,...

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God of our youth, to whom we yield

The trib­ute of our ea­ger praise,

Upon the well con­test­ed field,

God of Our Youth, to Whom We Yield

O Thou Whose Feet Have Climbed Life’s Hill

lyricist: Louis Benson, 1894
Composer: Jeremiah Clark, 1707
Hymn 8

...And, fall­ing, stands again;

Confirm the will of ea­ger lives

To quit them­selves like men....

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And, fall­ing, stands again;

Confirm the will of ea­ger lives

To quit them­selves like men.

O Thou Whose Feet Have Climbed Life’s Hill

Impatient Heart, Be Still

lyricist: George Warburton, 1896
Composer: George Stebbins
Hymn 9

...Impatient heart be still!

My ea­ger heart, be still!

Thy Lord will sure­ly come,...

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Impatient heart be still!

My ea­ger heart, be still!

Thy Lord will sure­ly come,

Impatient Heart, Be Still

My Shepherd Leads (McNamara)

lyricist: W. H. McNamara, 1892
Composer: William Giffe (1848–1926)
Hymn 10

...From liv­ing fount­ains fed,

My Shep­herd leads my ea­ger feet,

To fresh­er meads ahead....

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From liv­ing fount­ains fed,

My Shep­herd leads my ea­ger feet,

To fresh­er meads ahead.

My Shepherd Leads (McNamara)

O Christ, Who Didst Our Tasks Fulfill

lyricist: Louis Benson, 1894
Composer: George Warren, 1895
Hymn 11

...And, fall­ing, stands again;

Confirm the will of ea­ger lives

To quit them­selves like men....

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And, fall­ing, stands again;

Confirm the will of ea­ger lives

To quit them­selves like men.

O Christ, Who Didst Our Tasks Fulfill

When Mother Love Makes All Things Bright

lyricist: Tudor Jenks, 1895
Composer: E. M. Wren, 1890
Hymn 12

...To learn what men of old have taught,

When ea­ger hands seek wis­dom’s key,

Wise Tem­ple Child, we learn of Thee....

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To learn what men of old have taught,

When ea­ger hands seek wis­dom’s key,

Wise Tem­ple Child, we learn of Thee.

When Mother Love Makes All Things Bright

Tell Them

lyricist: Martin Knapp, 1902
Composer: Leander Pickett, 1897
Hymn 13

...Set the pri­son­er free,

And pro­claim to ea­ger mill­ions

Glorious Ju­bi­lee....

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Set the pri­son­er free,

And pro­claim to ea­ger mill­ions

Glorious Ju­bi­lee.

Tell Them

Hosanna in the Highest

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1745
Composer: Sydney Nicholson, 1916
Hymn 14

...Around our al­tars hov­er,

With ea­ger gaze adore the grace

Of our eter­nal Lov­er:...

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Around our al­tars hov­er,

With ea­ger gaze adore the grace

Of our eter­nal Lov­er:

Hosanna in the Highest

God of the Nations, Who from Dawn of Days

lyricist: Walter Bowie, 1913
Composer: Genevan Psalter, 1551
Hymn 15

...Thy hand has led across the hun­gry sea

The ea­ger peo­ples flock­ing to be free,

And, from the breeds of earth, Thy si­lent sway...

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Thy hand has led across the hun­gry sea

The ea­ger peo­ples flock­ing to be free,

And, from the breeds of earth, Thy si­lent sway

God of the Nations, Who from Dawn of Days

Can Thoughtless Sinners Hope for Heav’n?

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)
Composer: George Elvey, 1862
Hymn 16

...Satan shall stop them in their course,

And ea­ger seize his cap­tive prey.

Heav’n from their vain at­tacks se­cure,...

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Satan shall stop them in their course,

And ea­ger seize his cap­tive prey.

Heav’n from their vain at­tacks se­cure,

Can Thoughtless Sinners Hope for Heav’n?

O Thou, That Hear’st the Prayer of Faith

lyricist: Augustus Toplady, 1776
Composer: Arthur Brown, 1861
Hymn 17

...Unclogged by earth, or earth­ly things,

I’d mount, I’d fly with ea­ger wings,

To ev­er­last­ing day....

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Unclogged by earth, or earth­ly things,

I’d mount, I’d fly with ea­ger wings,

To ev­er­last­ing day.

O Thou, That Hear’st the Prayer of Faith

On the Banks Where Jordan Rolled

lyricist: John Anketell, 1883 and 1889
Composer: Nürnbergisches Gesangbuch, 1676
Hymn 18

...Let your lamps be trimmed with care.

Let each ea­ger, list­en­ing ear

Catch with joy that wel­come sound:...

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Let your lamps be trimmed with care.

Let each ea­ger, list­en­ing ear

Catch with joy that wel­come sound:

On the Banks Where Jordan Rolled

To Thy Temple Holy

Composer: William Runyan, 1920
Hymn 19

...Sanctify our wor­ship to Thy glo­ry, Lord;

Grant us spirits ea­ger to re­ceive Thy Word.

To Thy tem­ple holy, come we now with praise;...

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Sanctify our wor­ship to Thy glo­ry, Lord;

Grant us spirits ea­ger to re­ceive Thy Word.

To Thy tem­ple holy, come we now with praise;

To Thy Temple Holy

See, He Comes

lyricist: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862
Composer: John Dykes, 1871
Hymn 20

...Distant climes, and count­less ag­es,

Waited ea­ger to be­hold.

Sing, O sing with ex­ul­ta­tion,...

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Distant climes, and count­less ag­es,

Waited ea­ger to be­hold.

Sing, O sing with ex­ul­ta­tion,

See, He Comes

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