reap­ing

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

“reap­ing”· 20 hymns found
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To the Lord who rules the har­vest,
To the Lord who rules the har­vest,
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After the sands of thy life have all run,
For so the word of truth de­clares:
Who’ll be sow­ing pre­cious gold­en grain?
Then away to the work I will go
The gold­en har­vest waits to­day,
Then scat­ter seeds of kind­ness,
The sow­er scat­ters pre­cious grain
With us when we toil in sad­ness,
And what are you do­ing to­day?
So lov­ing­ly keep­ing, keep­ing,
And what are you do­ing to­day?
The grain is fall­ing fast,
And in Je­sus’ keep­ing,
Be earnest, my bro­thers, in word and in deed,
And soon comes the night,
The har­vest of the world’s at hand,
Only a little while,

reap­ing

What a reap­ing, reap­ing,
What a reap­ing, reap­ing,
Idle they nev­er stand;
Sowing, sow­ing, sow­ing in Sa­tan’s might;
And an­gels shout the har­vest home.
Sowing, reap­ing gold­en grain?
And back from the har­vest with beau­ti­ful sheaves
And we should all be reap­ing.
Strange we nev­er prize the mu­sic
Life’s spring­time is its sow­ing time,
Telling us that in the fu­ture
Or bear­ing the sheaves away?
For gar­ners built above.
Or bear­ing the sheaves away?
Forever will be past.
Keep trust­ing in His word.
And thus in the vine­yard, with Je­sus to lead,
The reap­ers are few for the la­bor,
Stay not to wait re­peat­ed call;
Only a little while,

What a Reaping!

Composer: Kelso Carter, 1899
Hymn 1

...To the Lord who rules the har­vest,

For the reap­ing by and by.

What a reap­ing, reap­ing,...

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To the Lord who rules the har­vest,

For the reap­ing by and by.

What a reap­ing, reap­ing,

What a Reaping!

What a Reaping!

Composer: Kelso Carter, 1899
Hymn 2

...To the Lord who rules the har­vest,

For the reap­ing by and by.

What a reap­ing, reap­ing,...

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To the Lord who rules the har­vest,

For the reap­ing by and by.

What a reap­ing, reap­ing,

What a Reaping!

See the Harvesters Reaping

lyricist: Eden Latta, 1898
Composer: J. S. Barnett
Hymn 3

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See the har­vest­ers reap­ing!

Idle they nev­er stand;...

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See the har­vest­ers reap­ing!

Idle they nev­er stand;

See the Harvesters Reaping

What Shall Thy Reaping Be?

lyricist: George Hopkins, 1901
Composer: William Post
Hymn 4

...After the sands of thy life have all run,

Oh, what shall thy reap­ing be?

Sowing, sow­ing, sow­ing in Sa­tan’s might;...

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After the sands of thy life have all run,

Oh, what shall thy reap­ing be?

Sowing, sow­ing, sow­ing in Sa­tan’s might;

What Shall Thy Reaping Be?

This Is the Field

lyricist: Joseph Hinchsliffe, 1797
Composer: Henry Holmes, 1875
Hymn 5

...For so the word of truth de­clares:

And soon the reap­ing time will come,

And an­gels shout the har­vest home....

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For so the word of truth de­clares:

And soon the reap­ing time will come,

And an­gels shout the har­vest home.

This Is the Field

Who’ll Be Sowing?

lyricist: Noah Albaugh, 1885
Composer: Howard Doane
Hymn 6

...Who’ll be sow­ing pre­cious gold­en grain?

Sowing, reap­ing, sow­ing, reaping,

Sowing, reap­ing gold­en grain?...

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Who’ll be sow­ing pre­cious gold­en grain?

Sowing, reap­ing, sow­ing, reaping,

Sowing, reap­ing gold­en grain?

Who’ll Be Sowing?

I Cannot Be Idle

Composer: William Henry, 1907
Hymn 7

...Then away to the work I will go

And join in the reap­ing of grain,

And back from the har­vest with beau­ti­ful sheaves...

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Then away to the work I will go

And join in the reap­ing of grain,

And back from the har­vest with beau­ti­ful sheaves

I Cannot Be Idle

To Work!

lyricist: Harley Mason, 1902
Composer: Florence Williams
Hymn 8

...The gold­en har­vest waits to­day,

And we should all be reap­ing,

And we should all be reap­ing....

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The gold­en har­vest waits to­day,

And we should all be reap­ing,

And we should all be reap­ing.

To Work!

Scatter Seeds of Kindness

lyricist: May Smith, 1870
Composer: Silas Vail
Hymn 9

...Then scat­ter seeds of kind­ness,

For our reap­ing by and by.

Strange we nev­er prize the mu­sic...

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Then scat­ter seeds of kind­ness,

For our reap­ing by and by.

Strange we nev­er prize the mu­sic

Scatter Seeds of Kindness

Spring

lyricist: Julia Johnston, 1899
Composer: T. R. Bowden
Hymn 10

...The sow­er scat­ters pre­cious grain

For reap­ing by and by;

Life’s spring­time is its sow­ing time,...

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The sow­er scat­ters pre­cious grain

For reap­ing by and by;

Life’s spring­time is its sow­ing time,

Spring

Always with Us

lyricist: Edward Nevin, 1857
Composer: Charlotte Barnard, 1868
Hymn 11

...With us when we toil in sad­ness,

Sowing much, and reap­ing none;

Telling us that in the fu­ture...

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With us when we toil in sad­ness,

Sowing much, and reap­ing none;

Telling us that in the fu­ture

Always with Us

Go While It Is Morning

Composer: Louise Anderson, 1893
Hymn 12

...And what are you do­ing to­day?

Are you reap­ing the rich, gold­en har­vest

Or bear­ing the sheaves away?...

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And what are you do­ing to­day?

Are you reap­ing the rich, gold­en har­vest

Or bear­ing the sheaves away?

Go While It Is Morning

The Tares

lyricist: Mary Baker, 1872
Composer: Horatio Palmer
Hymn 13

...So lov­ing­ly keep­ing, keep­ing,

Safe for the time of reap­ing,

For gar­ners built above....

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So lov­ing­ly keep­ing, keep­ing,

Safe for the time of reap­ing,

For gar­ners built above.

The Tares

Go While It Is Morning

Composer: Louise Anderson, 1893
Hymn 14

...And what are you do­ing to­day?

Are you reap­ing the rich, gold­en har­vest

Or bear­ing the sheaves away?...

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And what are you do­ing to­day?

Are you reap­ing the rich, gold­en har­vest

Or bear­ing the sheaves away?

Go While It Is Morning

The Fields Are White to Harvest

Composer: William Penn, 1900
Hymn 15

...The grain is fall­ing fast,

And soon the time of reap­ing

Forever will be past....

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The grain is fall­ing fast,

And soon the time of reap­ing

Forever will be past.

The Fields Are White to Harvest

Keep Trusting in His Word

lyricist: Benjamin Creel and Sharp McNiel, 1909
Composer: Sharp McNiel
Hymn 16

...And in Je­sus’ keep­ing,

Forward to the reap­ing;

Keep trust­ing in His word....

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And in Je­sus’ keep­ing,

Forward to the reap­ing;

Keep trust­ing in His word.

Keep Trusting in His Word

Always Abounding

lyricist: Edward Barnes, 1886
Composer: William Kirkpatrick
Hymn 17

...Be earnest, my bro­thers, in word and in deed,

Be active in reap­ing and sow­ing the seed;

And thus in the vine­yard, with Je­sus to lead,...

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Be earnest, my bro­thers, in word and in deed,

Be active in reap­ing and sow­ing the seed;

And thus in the vine­yard, with Je­sus to lead,

Always Abounding

The Fields Are White (Peacock)

lyricist: E. J. Peacock, 1922
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 18

...And soon comes the night,

Go forth to the reap­ing.

The reap­ers are few for the la­bor,...

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And soon comes the night,

Go forth to the reap­ing.

The reap­ers are few for the la­bor,

The Fields Are White (Peacock)

The Fields Are White (Sheeleigh)

lyricist: Matthias Sheeleigh (1821–1900)
Composer: James Rosecrans, 1902
Hymn 19

...The har­vest of the world’s at hand,

The reap­ing time is here.

Stay not to wait re­peat­ed call;...

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The har­vest of the world’s at hand,

The reap­ing time is here.

Stay not to wait re­peat­ed call;

The Fields Are White (Sheeleigh)

Blest, Blest Forever

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1892
Composer: John Sweney
Hymn 20

...Only a little while,

Sowing and reap­ing,

Only a little while,...

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Only a little while,

Sowing and reap­ing,

Only a little while,

Blest, Blest Forever

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