hast thou for­got­ten

"hast thou for­got­ten" appears in 3 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

hast thou for­got­ten· 3 hymns found
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Be ev­ery­where un­furled.
And shows His wounds, and this His plea:
To God my Rock I cry and say,

hast thou for­got­ten

That name is al­so thine?
Think how He lived, and loved, and died,
Why go I mourn­ing on my way,

Shine on Me, O Lord Jesus!

lyricist: Henry Fox, 1899
Composer: Edward Bellerby
Hymn 1

...Be ev­ery­where un­furled.

My child, hast thou for­got­ten

That name is al­so thine?...

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Be ev­ery­where un­furled.

My child, hast thou for­got­ten

That name is al­so thine?

Shine on Me, O Lord Jesus!

O Ring, Glad Bells

lyricist: Eben Rexford, 1896
Composer: Charles Brown, 1902
Hymn 2

...And shows His wounds, and this His plea:

Hast thou for­got­ten Cal­va­ry?

Think how He lived, and loved, and died,...

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And shows His wounds, and this His plea:

Hast thou for­got­ten Cal­va­ry?

Think how He lived, and loved, and died,

O Ring, Glad Bells

As Thirsts the Hart for Water Brooks

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: William Bradbury, 1858
Hymn 3

...To God my Rock I cry and say,

O why hast Thou for­got­ten me?

Why go I mourn­ing on my way,...

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To God my Rock I cry and say,

O why hast Thou for­got­ten me?

Why go I mourn­ing on my way,

As Thirsts the Hart for Water Brooks

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