pi­ti­ful

"pi­ti­ful" appears in 14 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

pi­ti­ful· 14 hymns found
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Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;
Make us of one heart and mind,
We can­not fail to grieve;
And let Thy mer­cy reach us now,
Over the sea, plead­ing with me,
Low at Thy cross I lie;
How dull, how poor is this!
With tear-filled eyes turned plead­ing up­ward,
It comes with a chor­us
Wandering aim­less in the night.
The worst of sin­ners here may find
Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;
And made their ve­ry foes
Plant in us Thy hum­ble mind;

pi­ti­ful

Let me have Thy lov­ing mind.
Lowly, meek in thought and word,
And wilt our pray­er re­ceive:
O vir­gin born, we pray.
Over the roll­ing sea,
Hear my be­wail­ing cry.
To Thy poor crea­ture’s heart:
There is ma­ny a lamp that is light­ed—
It comes with a plea
Lo, gross dark­ness co­vers all,
Who will them all re­ceive.
Let me have Thy lov­ing mind.
To feel His peo­ple’s woes.
Meek and low­ly let us be,

Lamb of God, I Look to Thee

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Samuel Wesley, 1864
Hymn 1

...Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;

Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

Let me have Thy lov­ing mind....

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Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;

Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

Let me have Thy lov­ing mind.

Lamb of God, I Look to Thee

Jesus, Lord, We Look to Thee

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749
Composer: Foundery Collection, 1742
Hymn 2

...Make us of one heart and mind,

Courteous, pi­ti­ful, and kind,

Lowly, meek in thought and word,...

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Make us of one heart and mind,

Courteous, pi­ti­ful, and kind,

Lowly, meek in thought and word,

Jesus, Lord, We Look to Thee

Another Year Hath Fled

lyricist: Arthur Russell, 1851
Composer: Augustus Jamieson, 1892
Hymn 3

...We can­not fail to grieve;

But Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

And wilt our pray­er re­ceive:...

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We can­not fail to grieve;

But Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

And wilt our pray­er re­ceive:

Another Year Hath Fled

Come, Let Us Sing with Joyful Mirth

lyricist: Translated from the Greek by John Brownlie, 1913
Composer: James McGranahan, 1901
Hymn 4

...And let Thy mer­cy reach us now,

For pi­ti­ful and kind art Thou,

O vir­gin born, we pray....

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And let Thy mer­cy reach us now,

For pi­ti­ful and kind art Thou,

O vir­gin born, we pray.

Come, Let Us Sing with Joyful Mirth

Over the Rolling Sea

lyricist: Elisha Hoffmann, 1891
Composer: R. B. Mahaffey
Hymn 5

...Over the sea, plead­ing with me,

Shall I not an­swer the pi­ti­ful plea?

Over the roll­ing sea,...

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Over the sea, plead­ing with me,

Shall I not an­swer the pi­ti­ful plea?

Over the roll­ing sea,

Over the Rolling Sea

O Jesus, Lord Most Merciful

lyricist: James Hamilton, 1867
Composer: Arthur Sullivan, 1872
Hymn 6

...Low at Thy cross I lie;

O sin­ner’s friend, most pi­ti­ful,

Hear my be­wail­ing cry....

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Low at Thy cross I lie;

O sin­ner’s friend, most pi­ti­ful,

Hear my be­wail­ing cry.

O Jesus, Lord Most Merciful

Have Mercy on Us, God Most High

lyricist: Frederick Faber, 1849
Composer: Day’s Psalter, 1563
Hymn 7

...How dull, how poor is this!

O list­en, then, most pi­ti­ful,

To Thy poor crea­ture’s heart:...

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How dull, how poor is this!

O list­en, then, most pi­ti­ful,

To Thy poor crea­ture’s heart:

Have Mercy on Us, God Most High

Is Your Lamp Burning?

lyricist: Ellen Gates, 1881
Composer: Charlie Williams
Hymn 8

...With tear-filled eyes turned plead­ing up­ward,

To the clouds and the pi­ti­ful sky.

There is ma­ny a lamp that is light­ed—...

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With tear-filled eyes turned plead­ing up­ward,

To the clouds and the pi­ti­ful sky.

There is ma­ny a lamp that is light­ed—

Is Your Lamp Burning?

A Cry, as of Pain

Composer: Sarah Stock, 1890
Hymn 9

...It comes with a chor­us

Of pi­ti­ful wail­ing;

It comes with a plea...

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It comes with a chor­us

Of pi­ti­ful wail­ing;

It comes with a plea

A Cry, as of Pain

Rise, Thou Light of Gentile Nations

lyricist: Hermann Fick (1822–1885)
Composer: Johann Thommen: 1745
Hymn 10

...Wandering aim­less in the night.

See their pi­ti­ful con­di­tion;

Lo, gross dark­ness co­vers all,...

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Wandering aim­less in the night.

See their pi­ti­ful con­di­tion;

Lo, gross dark­ness co­vers all,

Rise, Thou Light of Gentile Nations

The Lord into His Garden Comes

lyricist: Anonymous
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1839
Hymn 11

...The worst of sin­ners here may find

A Sav­ior pi­ti­ful and kind:

Who will them all re­ceive....

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The worst of sin­ners here may find

A Sav­ior pi­ti­ful and kind:

Who will them all re­ceive.

The Lord into His Garden Comes

Gentle Jesus, Meek and Mild

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Martin Shaw, 1915
Hymn 12

...Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;

Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

Let me have Thy lov­ing mind....

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Give me Thine obe­di­ent heart;

Thou art pi­ti­ful and kind,

Let me have Thy lov­ing mind.

Gentle Jesus, Meek and Mild

Praise Ye the Lord, for He Is Good

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Edward Clark, 1871
Hymn 13

...And made their ve­ry foes

Compassionate and pi­ti­ful

To feel His peo­ple’s woes....

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And made their ve­ry foes

Compassionate and pi­ti­ful

To feel His peo­ple’s woes.

Praise Ye the Lord, for He Is Good

Come, and Let Us Sweetly Join

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1740
Composer: Orlando Gibbons, 1623
Hymn 14

...Plant in us Thy hum­ble mind;

Patient, pi­ti­ful, and kind,

Meek and low­ly let us be,...

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Plant in us Thy hum­ble mind;

Patient, pi­ti­ful, and kind,

Meek and low­ly let us be,

Come, and Let Us Sweetly Join

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