ev­er One

"ev­er One" appears in 2 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“ev­er One”· 2 hymns found
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From hence­forth no more twain but one,
O God the Fa­ther, God the Son,

ev­er One

As self is ev­er lost and won,
Behold to Thee, this fes­tal day,

From Henceforth No More Twain but One

lyricist: Elizabeth Charles, 1887
Composer: Dmi­tri Bort­ni­an­sky, 1825
Hymn 1

...From hence­forth no more twain but one,

Yet ev­er one through be­ing twain,

As self is ev­er lost and won,...

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From hence­forth no more twain but one,

Yet ev­er one through be­ing twain,

As self is ev­er lost and won,

From Henceforth No More Twain but One

All Hail, Adorèd Trinity

lyricist: From the Latin
Composer: Proper Sarum melody
Hymn 2

...O God the Fa­ther, God the Son,

And God the Spir­it, ev­er One.

Behold to Thee, this fes­tal day,...

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O God the Fa­ther, God the Son,

And God the Spir­it, ev­er One.

Behold to Thee, this fes­tal day,

All Hail, Adorèd Trinity

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