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

pur­ple· 20 hymns found
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For the glo­ry of the Lord was pass­ing by.
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Look with pi­ty from above!
White lin­en for His bo­dy fair
Bring his bold­est sen­ti­nel.
And the rose so bright,
The tem­ple rose of old,
Crucified, with wounds and bruis­es,
Delightful days that nev­er end.
Pours forth a sav­ing flood.
And wel­ter­ing in His blood.
No blaze of bur­nished gold;
We owe them all, oh Lord! to Thee;
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His blood, my life in heav­en­ly day,
And on that throne with blood be­decked,
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Fly to those dear wounds of His:
Crucified;
See the red flames around him twine,

pur­ple

Not in silk­en soft­ness shod,
A reed in His right hand;
From Thine hands, Thy feet, Thy side.
And gold­en things—the joy of kings—
Shall pre­sent a glo­ri­ous sight,
As Ma­ry came to the tomb of stone,
Its por­tals crowned with gold.
One day Thou wilt rest.
Beyond the twi­light, deep and dim,
That flows from Je­sus’ side,
Down from His hands and head:
In gorg­eous hues en­fold:
Are all Thy gifts, and on­ly Thine!
Silently shine out the stars in the sky;
O Lamb be­loved! how shall I Thee
Where slaves to sin His love shall view,
And friend­ly stars ap­pear,
Rise in­to the life of God.
With the cru­el thorns they crowned Him;
Nor can his tongue one drop ob­tain

When the Golden Evening Gathered

lyricist: William Dawson (1854–1928)
Composer: Calvin Laufer, 1928
Hymn 1

...For the glo­ry of the Lord was pass­ing by.

Not in robes of pur­ple splen­dor,

Not in silk­en soft­ness shod,...

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For the glo­ry of the Lord was pass­ing by.

Not in robes of pur­ple splen­dor,

Not in silk­en soft­ness shod,

When the Golden Evening Gathered

A Purple Robe

lyricist: Timothy Dudley-Smith, 1968
Composer: William Croft, 1708
Hymn 2

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A pur­ple robe, a crown of thorn,

A reed in His right hand;...

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A pur­ple robe, a crown of thorn,

A reed in His right hand;

A Purple Robe

Holy Jesus! God of Love!

lyricist: Thomas Parnell (1679–1718)
Composer: Orlando Gibbons, 1623
Hymn 3

...Look with pi­ty from above!

Shed the pre­cious pur­ple tide,

From Thine hands, Thy feet, Thy side....

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Look with pi­ty from above!

Shed the pre­cious pur­ple tide,

From Thine hands, Thy feet, Thy side.

Holy Jesus! God of Love!

The Ballad of the Cross

lyricist: Theodosia Garrison (1874–1944)
Composer: Folk tune
Hymn 4

...White lin­en for His bo­dy fair

And pur­ple for His feet;

And gold­en things—the joy of kings—...

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White lin­en for His bo­dy fair

And pur­ple for His feet;

And gold­en things—the joy of kings—

The Ballad of the Cross

Pain and Toil Are Over Now

lyricist: Cecil Alexander, 1846
Composer: Frederick Gore-Ouseley, 1872
Hymn 5

...Bring his bold­est sen­ti­nel.

Yet the morn­ing’s pur­ple ray

Shall pre­sent a glo­ri­ous sight,...

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Bring his bold­est sen­ti­nel.

Yet the morn­ing’s pur­ple ray

Shall pre­sent a glo­ri­ous sight,

Pain and Toil Are Over Now

As Mary Walked in the Garden Green

Composer: George Grantham (1833–1885)
Hymn 6

...And the rose so bright,

And pan­sy of pur­ple hue!

As Ma­ry came to the tomb of stone,...

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And the rose so bright,

And pan­sy of pur­ple hue!

As Ma­ry came to the tomb of stone,

As Mary Walked in the Garden Green

The Second Temple

lyricist: Edith Wilson, 1878
Composer: Martin Towne
Hymn 7

...The tem­ple rose of old,

Its pil­lars hung with pur­ple,

Its por­tals crowned with gold....

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The tem­ple rose of old,

Its pil­lars hung with pur­ple,

Its por­tals crowned with gold.

The Second Temple

Sleep, My Savior, Sleep

lyricist: Sabine Baring-Gould, 1894
Composer: Arranged by R. F. Smith from Richard Chope
Hymn 8

...Crucified, with wounds and bruis­es,

Bleeding, pur­ple, stained, dis­fig­ured,

One day Thou wilt rest....

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Crucified, with wounds and bruis­es,

Bleeding, pur­ple, stained, dis­fig­ured,

One day Thou wilt rest.

Sleep, My Savior, Sleep

Beyond the Sunset

lyricist: Josephine Pollard, 1871
Composer: William Perkins, 1897
Hymn 9

...Delightful days that nev­er end.

Beyond the sun­set’s pur­ple rim,

Beyond the twi­light, deep and dim,...

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Delightful days that nev­er end.

Beyond the sun­set’s pur­ple rim,

Beyond the twi­light, deep and dim,

Beyond the Sunset

This Love So Free

lyricist: Isabel Jones, 1896
Composer: Mark Jones
Hymn 10

...Pours forth a sav­ing flood.

Beneath that pur­ple fount­ain,

That flows from Je­sus’ side,...

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Pours forth a sav­ing flood.

Beneath that pur­ple fount­ain,

That flows from Je­sus’ side,

This Love So Free

Yonder Amazing Sight I See

lyricist: Samuel Stennett, 1787
Composer: William Tans’ur, 1734
Hymn 11

...And wel­ter­ing in His blood.

Behold a pur­ple tor­rent run

Down from His hands and head:...

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And wel­ter­ing in His blood.

Behold a pur­ple tor­rent run

Down from His hands and head:

Yonder Amazing Sight I See

The Princely City Passing By

lyricist: Charles Coffin, 1736
Composer: William Monk, 1868
Hymn 12

...No blaze of bur­nished gold;

No pur­ple robes the in­fant limbs

In gorg­eous hues en­fold:...

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No blaze of bur­nished gold;

No pur­ple robes the in­fant limbs

In gorg­eous hues en­fold:

The Princely City Passing By

Oh Hand of Bounty, Largely Spread

lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826)
Composer: George Blanchard, 1898
Hymn 13

...We owe them all, oh Lord! to Thee;

The corn, the oil, the pur­ple wine,

Are all Thy gifts, and on­ly Thine!...

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We owe them all, oh Lord! to Thee;

The corn, the oil, the pur­ple wine,

Are all Thy gifts, and on­ly Thine!

Oh Hand of Bounty, Largely Spread

Soft Falls the Evening

lyricist: Grace Lutz, 1906
Composer: Flavius Lutz
Hymn 14

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Soft falls the ev­en­ing, pur­ple with sha­dows,

Silently shine out the stars in the sky;...

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Soft falls the ev­en­ing, pur­ple with sha­dows,

Silently shine out the stars in the sky;

Soft Falls the Evening

A Lamb Goes Forth: The Sins He Bears

lyricist: Paul Gerhardt, 1648
Composer: Deutsche Kirchenamt, 1525
Hymn 15

...His blood, my life in heav­en­ly day,

In pur­ple streams is flow­ing.

O Lamb be­loved! how shall I Thee...

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His blood, my life in heav­en­ly day,

In pur­ple streams is flow­ing.

O Lamb be­loved! how shall I Thee

A Lamb Goes Forth: The Sins He Bears

Behold, the Lord to Zion Rides

lyricist: John Brownlie, 1913
Composer: D. B. Thompson, 1889
Hymn 16

...And on that throne with blood be­decked,

His robe of pur­ple wear;

Where slaves to sin His love shall view,...

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And on that throne with blood be­decked,

His robe of pur­ple wear;

Where slaves to sin His love shall view,

Behold, the Lord to Zion Rides

Christ’s Coming

lyricist: From Carols of Hope, 1906
Composer: H. W. Seamans
Hymn 17

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When pur­ple twi­light ga­thers,

And friend­ly stars ap­pear,...

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When pur­ple twi­light ga­thers,

And friend­ly stars ap­pear,

Christ’s Coming

Weary Souls, That Wander Wide

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1747
Composer: César Malan, 1834
Hymn 18

...Fly to those dear wounds of His:

Sink in­to the pur­ple flood;

Rise in­to the life of God....

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Fly to those dear wounds of His:

Sink in­to the pur­ple flood;

Rise in­to the life of God.

Weary Souls, That Wander Wide

Sweet and Old

lyricist: William Haughton, 1887
Composer: Robert Lowry
Hymn 19

...Crucified;

In a pur­ple robe they bound Him,

With the cru­el thorns they crowned Him;...

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Crucified;

In a pur­ple robe they bound Him,

With the cru­el thorns they crowned Him;

Sweet and Old

In What Confusion Earth Appears!

lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: William Boyd, 1864
Hymn 20

...See the red flames around him twine,

Who did in gold and pur­ple shine!

Nor can his tongue one drop ob­tain...

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See the red flames around him twine,

Who did in gold and pur­ple shine!

Nor can his tongue one drop ob­tain

In What Confusion Earth Appears!

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