plen­ty

We found "plen­ty" used in 20 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

plen­ty· 20 hymns found
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Diffusing life, His in­flu­ence spreads,
Go work in My vine­yard,
And holds Thy thun­der from our heads.
Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,
Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,
And bless­ings mul­ti­ply;
Seedtimes of tears have oft been found
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Yet there is room,
Yet there is room,
And now the har­vest crowns Thy love,
Thou the ac­cept­able year
And God on us His good­ness shed;
In Him I am com­plete;
The val­leys are smil­ing, the reap­ers are there;
Weary glean­er in the field,
A cons­tant guest be found;
O Lord, whose boun­te­ous hand again
Return to the Fa­ther who holds you so dear;
How hast Thou, Lord, from year to year,

plen­ty

And fruit­ful fields, and ve­rdant meads,
The har­vest is great and the la­bor­ers are few;
Where was the trib­ute of Thy praise?
The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,
The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,
And no in­vad­ing foe is there,
We meet to part, but part to meet,
He wast­ed in sin,
Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,
Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,
O ne’er may our for­get­ful hearts
Clouds the trea­sured fat­ness bear,
Before Him right­eous­ness shall go,
I find low at His feet.
Then thrust in the sic­kle and ga­ther the grain.
Labor on for the Mas­ter, no­thing fear­ing,
Thy pal­aces be crowned.
Who all cre­ation dost sus­tain
Tho’ poor and un­wor­thy, with sin all de­filed,
And gen­er­ous fruit and gold­en grain

There Is a God

lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760
Composer: Sabbath School Melodist, 1850
Hymn 1

...Diffusing life, His in­flu­ence spreads,

And health and plen­ty smile around,

And fruit­ful fields, and ve­rdant meads,...

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Diffusing life, His in­flu­ence spreads,

And health and plen­ty smile around,

And fruit­ful fields, and ve­rdant meads,

There Is a God

Go Work in My Vineyard

Composer: Tullius O’Kane, 1870
Hymn 2

...Go work in My vine­yard,

There’s plen­ty to do;

The har­vest is great and the la­bor­ers are few;...

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Go work in My vine­yard,

There’s plen­ty to do;

The har­vest is great and the la­bor­ers are few;

Go Work in My Vineyard

While Justice Waves Her Vengeful Hand

lyricist: Ane Steele, 1757
Composer: Griffith Jones, 1890
Hymn 3

...And holds Thy thun­der from our heads.

While peace and plen­ty blessed our days,

Where was the trib­ute of Thy praise?...

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And holds Thy thun­der from our heads.

While peace and plen­ty blessed our days,

Where was the trib­ute of Thy praise?

While Justice Waves Her Vengeful Hand

Go While It Is Morning

Composer: Louise Anderson, 1893
Hymn 4

...Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,

The Mas­ter is call­ing: there’s plen­ty to do;

The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,...

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Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,

The Mas­ter is call­ing: there’s plen­ty to do;

The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,

Go While It Is Morning

Go While It Is Morning

Composer: Louise Anderson, 1893
Hymn 5

...Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,

The Mas­ter is call­ing: there’s plen­ty to do;

The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,...

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Be rea­dy, go while it is morn­ing,

The Mas­ter is call­ing: there’s plen­ty to do;

The bright gold­en fields are now wait­ing,

Go While It Is Morning

O People Blest, Whose Sons in Youth

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: Charles Goodrich, 1904
Hymn 6

...And bless­ings mul­ti­ply;

When plen­ty all thy child­ren share,

And no in­vad­ing foe is there,...

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And bless­ings mul­ti­ply;

When plen­ty all thy child­ren share,

And no in­vad­ing foe is there,

O People Blest, Whose Sons in Youth

Soldiers of Christ, in Truth Arrayed

lyricist: Basil Manly, 1860
Composer: German tune
Hymn 7

...Seedtimes of tears have oft been found

With sheaves of joy and plen­ty crowned.

We meet to part, but part to meet,...

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Seedtimes of tears have oft been found

With sheaves of joy and plen­ty crowned.

We meet to part, but part to meet,

Soldiers of Christ, in Truth Arrayed

Eternity’s Beggar

lyricist: Minnie Johnson, 1899
Composer: Ran Story
Hymn 8

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In the life of plen­ty,

He wast­ed in sin,...

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In the life of plen­ty,

He wast­ed in sin,

Eternity’s Beggar

And Yet There is Room

Composer: Lelia Morris, 1905
Hymn 9

...Yet there is room,

Believe it, plen­ty of room;

Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,...

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Yet there is room,

Believe it, plen­ty of room;

Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,

And Yet There is Room

And Yet There is Room

Composer: Lelia Morris, 1905
Hymn 10

...Yet there is room,

Believe it, plen­ty of room;

Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,...

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Yet there is room,

Believe it, plen­ty of room;

Tho’ mill­ions are feast­ing now,

And Yet There is Room

Fountain of Mercy, God of Love

lyricist: Alice Flowerdew, 1811
Composer: Ralph Courteville, 1696
Hymn 11

...And now the har­vest crowns Thy love,

And plen­ty fills this plain.

O ne’er may our for­get­ful hearts...

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And now the har­vest crowns Thy love,

And plen­ty fills this plain.

O ne’er may our for­get­ful hearts

Fountain of Mercy, God of Love

Full of Providential Love

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749
Composer: William Smallwood, 1889
Hymn 12

...Thou the ac­cept­able year

Dost with smil­ing plen­ty crown;

Clouds the trea­sured fat­ness bear,...

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Thou the ac­cept­able year

Dost with smil­ing plen­ty crown;

Clouds the trea­sured fat­ness bear,

Full of Providential Love

O Lord, to Us Thy Mercy Show

lyricist: The Psalter, 1912
Composer: John Dykes, 1861
Hymn 13

...And God on us His good­ness shed;

Our land shall then with plen­ty flow,

Before Him right­eous­ness shall go,...

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And God on us His good­ness shed;

Our land shall then with plen­ty flow,

Before Him right­eous­ness shall go,

O Lord, to Us Thy Mercy Show

Complete in Him

Composer: C. O. Dodge, 1900
Hymn 14

...In Him I am com­plete;

’Tis won­drous grace in plen­ty

I find low at His feet....

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In Him I am com­plete;

’Tis won­drous grace in plen­ty

I find low at His feet.

Complete in Him

Gather the Grain

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1901
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 15

...The val­leys are smil­ing, the reap­ers are there;

The sum­mer re­wards us with plen­ty again;

Then thrust in the sic­kle and ga­ther the grain....

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The val­leys are smil­ing, the reap­ers are there;

The sum­mer re­wards us with plen­ty again;

Then thrust in the sic­kle and ga­ther the grain.

Gather the Grain

O the Crown

Composer: James McGranahan, 1887
Hymn 16

...Weary glean­er in the field,

Poor or plen­ty be the yield,

Labor on for the Mas­ter, no­thing fear­ing,...

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Weary glean­er in the field,

Poor or plen­ty be the yield,

Labor on for the Mas­ter, no­thing fear­ing,

O the Crown

O ’Twas a Joyful Sound to Hear

lyricist: Tate and Brady, 1698
Composer: Horatio Parker, 1886
Hymn 17

...A cons­tant guest be found;

With plen­ty and pros­per­ity

Thy pal­aces be crowned....

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A cons­tant guest be found;

With plen­ty and pros­per­ity

Thy pal­aces be crowned.

O ’Twas a Joyful Sound to Hear

O Lord, Whose Bounteous Hand Again

lyricist: Author unknown
Composer: Strassburg, 1541
Hymn 18

...O Lord, whose boun­te­ous hand again

Hath poured Thy gifts in plen­ty down,

Who all cre­ation dost sus­tain...

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O Lord, whose boun­te­ous hand again

Hath poured Thy gifts in plen­ty down,

Who all cre­ation dost sus­tain

O Lord, Whose Bounteous Hand Again

The Prodigal Child (Cosner)

lyricist: William Cosner, 1878
Composer: R. A. Glenn
Hymn 19

...Return to the Fa­ther who holds you so dear;

Say, why will you per­ish when plen­ty is near?

Tho’ poor and un­wor­thy, with sin all de­filed,...

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Return to the Fa­ther who holds you so dear;

Say, why will you per­ish when plen­ty is near?

Tho’ poor and un­wor­thy, with sin all de­filed,

The Prodigal Child (Cosner)

How Hast Thou, Lord, from Year to Year

lyricist: Attributed to Thomas Gibbons (1720–1785)
Composer: George Allen, 1844
Hymn 20

...How hast Thou, Lord, from year to year,

Our land with plen­ty crowned!

And gen­er­ous fruit and gold­en grain...

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How hast Thou, Lord, from year to year,

Our land with plen­ty crowned!

And gen­er­ous fruit and gold­en grain

How Hast Thou, Lord, from Year to Year

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