hus­band

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

hus­band· 20 hymns found
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And wives will glad­ly work in you
And bid the child fare­well!
And for each in­jured one.
I trust Thee as the wi­dow’s God.
O my Sav­ior, shield, and sun,
With thee for­ev­er will re­side:,
They come to be un­it­ed
Praise for the love that comes to life
Taken so ear­ly, is beck­on­ing, Come.
Keep them, through all its chang­es,
To suc­cor them from ill.
And I am owned a child.
I who Heav’n and earth have framed,
Yet your scrip­tures say sub­mis­sion doesn’t on­ly go one way.
With hope naught could dis­pel,
My life, and my strength, and my store,
But when, my days with com­forts crowned
Thy ev­ery son shall com­fort thee,
Affection that proved;
Pious homes, and thus re­lieves us.

hus­band

Delighted in their part.
With whom he once did dwell,
Whose grief has just be­gun.
The grave is now his rest­ing place;
Every pre­cious name in one;
Jesus, our grate­ful hearts re­joice,
Thus in Thy pre­sence plight­ed,
Now Je­sus lived and gave His love
Watching and wait­ing the loved one of life;
If Thou wilt smile up­on them,
We raise up hands that nev­er tire
O pro­phet, priest and king,
I the High and Ho­ly One,
Christ-like as they serve their part­ners, lov­ing sac­ri­fi­cial­ly.
And told him all was well;
My Sav­ior from sin and from thrall;
I look with tear­ful joy around,
Thy du­te­ous sons to thee shall cleave,
And in­fant that blest,
Whose branch­es spread so fair and free;

O Christian Home

Composer: Joshua Drake, 2004
Hymn 1

...And wives will glad­ly work in you

To aid the good their hus­bands do—

Delighted in their part....

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And wives will glad­ly work in you

To aid the good their hus­bands do—

Delighted in their part.

O Christian Home

Behold, That Great and Awful Day

lyricist: Anonymous, 1801
Composer: Scottish Psalter, 1615
Hymn 2

...And bid the child fare­well!

The hus­band sees his pi­teo­us wife,

With whom he once did dwell,...

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And bid the child fare­well!

The hus­band sees his pi­teo­us wife,

With whom he once did dwell,

Behold, That Great and Awful Day

O God, Our Words Cannot Express

lyricist: Carolyn Gillette, 2001
Composer: William Croft, 1708
Hymn 3

...And for each in­jured one.

We pray for child­ren, hus­bands, wives

Whose grief has just be­gun....

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And for each in­jured one.

We pray for child­ren, hus­bands, wives

Whose grief has just be­gun.

O God, Our Words Cannot Express

In This Lone Hour of Deep Distress

lyricist: William Dennis, 1849
Composer: Henry Rupp, 1890
Hymn 4

...I trust Thee as the wi­dow’s God.

A hus­band lies in death’s em­brace,

The grave is now his rest­ing place;...

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I trust Thee as the wi­dow’s God.

A hus­band lies in death’s em­brace,

The grave is now his rest­ing place;

In This Lone Hour of Deep Distress

Sweeter Sounds Than Music Knows

lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: William Bradbury, 1858
Hymn 5

...O my Sav­ior, shield, and sun,

Shepherd, bro­ther, hus­band, friend,

Every pre­cious name in one;...

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O my Sav­ior, shield, and sun,

Shepherd, bro­ther, hus­band, friend,

Every pre­cious name in one;

Sweeter Sounds Than Music Knows

Come In, Thou Blessèd, Honored Lord

lyricist: Joseph Proud, 1792
Composer: Musikalisches Handbuch, 1690
Hymn 6

...With thee for­ev­er will re­side:,

Thy hus­band He and thou the bride.

Jesus, our grate­ful hearts re­joice,...

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With thee for­ev­er will re­side:,

Thy hus­band He and thou the bride.

Jesus, our grate­ful hearts re­joice,

Come In, Thou Blessèd, Honored Lord

Our Father, God, and Savior

lyricist: Thomas Robinson
Composer: Henry Smart, 1836
Hymn 7

...They come to be un­it­ed

As hus­band and as wife,

Thus in Thy pre­sence plight­ed,...

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They come to be un­it­ed

As hus­band and as wife,

Thus in Thy pre­sence plight­ed,

Our Father, God, and Savior

lyricist: Brian Wren, 1973
Composer: English carol
Hymn 8

...Praise for the love that comes to life

Through child or par­ent, hus­band, wife.

Now Je­sus lived and gave His love...

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Praise for the love that comes to life

Through child or par­ent, hus­band, wife.

Now Je­sus lived and gave His love

Beautiful Beckoning Hands

Composer: Charles Luther, 1893
Hymn 9

...Taken so ear­ly, is beck­on­ing, Come.

Beckoning hands of a hus­band, a ife,

Watching and wait­ing the loved one of life;...

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Taken so ear­ly, is beck­on­ing, Come.

Beckoning hands of a hus­band, a ife,

Watching and wait­ing the loved one of life;

Beautiful Beckoning Hands

Crown with Thy Benediction

lyricist: John Greenwood (1828–1905)
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847)
Hymn 10

...Keep them, through all its chang­es,

True hus­band, faith­ful wife!

If Thou wilt smile up­on them,...

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Keep them, through all its chang­es,

True hus­band, faith­ful wife!

If Thou wilt smile up­on them,

Crown with Thy Benediction

O Lord Our Banner

lyricist: Elizabeth Wordsworth, 1885
Composer: George Bennett, 1903
Hymn 11

...To suc­cor them from ill.

For hus­band, bro­ther, son, and sire,

We raise up hands that nev­er tire...

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To suc­cor them from ill.

For hus­band, bro­ther, son, and sire,

We raise up hands that nev­er tire

O Lord Our Banner

How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds

lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: Alexander Reinagle, 1836
Hymn 12

...And I am owned a child.

Jesus! my shep­herd, hus­band, friend,

O pro­phet, priest and king,...

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And I am owned a child.

Jesus! my shep­herd, hus­band, friend,

O pro­phet, priest and king,

How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds

Pensive, Doubting, Fearful Heart

lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: D. T. Browne, 1899
Hymn 13

...I who Heav’n and earth have framed,

Am thy hus­band and thy friend:

I the High and Ho­ly One,...

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I who Heav’n and earth have framed,

Am thy hus­band and thy friend:

I the High and Ho­ly One,

Pensive, Doubting, Fearful Heart

God of Love, We’ve Heard the Teaching

lyricist: Carolyn Gillette, 2016
Composer: Benjamin White, 1844
Hymn 14

...Yet your scrip­tures say sub­mis­sion doesn’t on­ly go one way.

For as wives are called to hon­or, so are hus­bands called to be

Christ-like as they serve their part­ners, lov­ing sac­ri­fi­cial­ly....

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Yet your scrip­tures say sub­mis­sion doesn’t on­ly go one way.

For as wives are called to hon­or, so are hus­bands called to be

Christ-like as they serve their part­ners, lov­ing sac­ri­fi­cial­ly.

God of Love, We’ve Heard the Teaching

She Sweetly Dwells Up There

lyricist: Ellen McAfee, 1913
Composer: Charles Brock
Hymn 15

...With hope naught could dis­pel,

She called her hus­band to her side,

And told him all was well;...

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With hope naught could dis­pel,

She called her hus­band to her side,

And told him all was well;

She Sweetly Dwells Up There

What Think Ye of Christ?

lyricist: John Newton, 1776
Composer: Bach
Hymn 16

...My life, and my strength, and my store,

My shep­herd, my hus­band, my friend,

My Sav­ior from sin and from thrall;...

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My life, and my strength, and my store,

My shep­herd, my hus­band, my friend,

My Sav­ior from sin and from thrall;

What Think Ye of Christ?

How Shall I Follow Him I Serve?

lyricist: Josiah Conder, 1824
Composer: From Beethoven
Hymn 17

...But when, my days with com­forts crowned

As hus­band and as par­ent blessed,

I look with tear­ful joy around,...

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But when, my days with com­forts crowned

As hus­band and as par­ent blessed,

I look with tear­ful joy around,

How Shall I Follow Him I Serve?

For Sion’s Sake I Will Not Cease

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749
Composer: Herbert Oakeley, 1874
Hymn 18

...Thy ev­ery son shall com­fort thee,

And cher­ish with a hus­band’s care.

Thy du­te­ous sons to thee shall cleave,...

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Thy ev­ery son shall com­fort thee,

And cher­ish with a hus­band’s care.

Thy du­te­ous sons to thee shall cleave,

For Sion’s Sake I Will Not Cease

Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?

lyricist: William Knox, 1824
Composer: Charles Everest, ca. 1865
Hymn 19

...Affection that proved;

The hus­band that mo­ther

And in­fant that blest,...

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Affection that proved;

The hus­band that mo­ther

And in­fant that blest,

Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?

Oh Jesus Christ, How Bright and Fair

lyricist: Paul Gerhardt, 1667
Composer: Philipp Nicolai, 1599
Hymn 20

...Pious homes, and thus re­lieves us.

The hus­band’s like a good­ly tree

Whose branch­es spread so fair and free;...

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Pious homes, and thus re­lieves us.

The hus­band’s like a good­ly tree

Whose branch­es spread so fair and free;

Oh Jesus Christ, How Bright and Fair

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