ros­es

"ros­es" appears in 20 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

ros­es· 20 hymns found
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Will He not care for me?
And shall He not care for you?
Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet.
And crushed thy sting, Des­pair;
Christ the Lord is ris­en to­day!
To deck each sol­dier’s grave,
I come to the gar­den alone
That Christ, our Lord, is ris­en to­day;
Upon the morn­ing gale;
Of Thy re­deeming love.
But we breathe the sweet per­fume
But we breathe the sweet per­fume
But now we look up to a con­quer­or’s throne.
Those again who have sick­ened,
That near Da­mas­cus run;
In the name of Je­sus, con­so­la­tion speak.
Zion, the de­so­late, again
The children of plea­sure all feel the sad hour;
In the place of bri­ars, strew the fair­est flow’rs,
The bar­ren wastes are fruit­ful lands,

ros­es

In beau­ty day by day;
Telling all abroad
Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet;
For Je­sus hath been there!
Lilies, wake to greet your Lord!
They died our land to save.
And the voice I hear fall­ing on my ear
Wreathe aisle and al­tar with their snow;
The li­lies in the vale.
Bedecks the dewy east,
In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;
In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;
An an­them of praise ring­ing out on the air,
Give of Thy grace to the souls Thou hast quick­ened,
Lay beau­te­ous in the sun.
In the bar­ren places, flow­ers be­gin to show;
And Car­mel’s mount, and Sha­ron’s plain,
The world is grown old, and judg­ment is near!
Plucked from heav’nly bow­ers.
And He, the glo­ry of all lands,

Will He Not Care for Me?

lyricist: Fred Smith, 1886
Composer: William Ogden
Hymn 1

...Will He not care for me?

I saw the ros­es grow­ing

In beau­ty day by day;...

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Will He not care for me?

I saw the ros­es grow­ing

In beau­ty day by day;

Will He Not Care for Me?

Song of the Lilies

lyricist: J. A. Collier, 1864
Composer: William Bradbury
Hymn 2

...And shall He not care for you?

Hark, the ros­es speak­ing,

Telling all abroad...

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And shall He not care for you?

Hark, the ros­es speak­ing,

Telling all abroad

Song of the Lilies

Easter Offerings (Sherman)

lyricist: Eliza Sherman, 1888
Composer: Jonathan Hall
Hymn 3

...Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet.

Bringing ros­es, bring­ing li­lies,

Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet;...

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Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet.

Bringing ros­es, bring­ing li­lies,

Now to cast at Je­sus’ feet;

Easter Offerings (Sherman)

God Is Gone Up with Joyful Sound

lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826), alt
Composer: Andrew Tait, 1749
Hymn 4

...And crushed thy sting, Des­pair;

And ros­es bloom in de­sert tomb

For Je­sus hath been there!...

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And crushed thy sting, Des­pair;

And ros­es bloom in de­sert tomb

For Je­sus hath been there!

God Is Gone Up with Joyful Sound

Jubilate (Dorr)

lyricist: Julia Dorr, 1888
Composer: John Tenney
Hymn 5

...Christ the Lord is ris­en to­day!

Waken, ros­es, from your slum­ber!

Lilies, wake to greet your Lord!...

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Christ the Lord is ris­en to­day!

Waken, ros­es, from your slum­ber!

Lilies, wake to greet your Lord!

Jubilate (Dorr)

Our Soldiers’ Graves

lyricist: Jones Very (1813–1880)
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1832
Hymn 6

...To deck each sol­dier’s grave,

And sum­mer’s frag­rant ros­es bring—

They died our land to save....

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To deck each sol­dier’s grave,

And sum­mer’s frag­rant ros­es bring—

They died our land to save.

Our Soldiers’ Graves

In the Garden

Composer: Austin Miles, 1912
Hymn 7

...I come to the gar­den alone

While the dew is still on the ros­es

And the voice I hear fall­ing on my ear...

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I come to the gar­den alone

While the dew is still on the ros­es

And the voice I hear fall­ing on my ear

In the Garden

Christ Is Risen (Root)

lyricist: Anonymous, 1881
Composer: George Root
Hymn 8

...That Christ, our Lord, is ris­en to­day;

Take jas­mine pure and ros­es white,

Wreathe aisle and al­tar with their snow;...

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That Christ, our Lord, is ris­en to­day;

Take jas­mine pure and ros­es white,

Wreathe aisle and al­tar with their snow;

Christ Is Risen (Root)

Messiah! At Thy Glad Approach

lyricist: Michael Bruce, ca. 1764
Composer: Anonymous, 1855
Hymn 9

...Upon the morn­ing gale;

Red o’er the hill the ros­es bloom,

The li­lies in the vale....

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Upon the morn­ing gale;

Red o’er the hill the ros­es bloom,

The li­lies in the vale.

Messiah! At Thy Glad Approach

To Thee, My God and Savior

lyricist: Thomas Haweis, 1792
Composer: Berthold Tours, 1872
Hymn 10

...Of Thy re­deeming love.

Soon as the morn with ros­es

Bedecks the dewy east,...

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Of Thy re­deeming love.

Soon as the morn with ros­es

Bedecks the dewy east,

To Thee, My God and Savior

Sunshine on the Hill

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1902
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 11

...But we breathe the sweet per­fume

Of the ros­es on the mount­ain,

In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;...

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But we breathe the sweet per­fume

Of the ros­es on the mount­ain,

In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;

Sunshine on the Hill

Sunshine on the Hill

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1902
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 12

...But we breathe the sweet per­fume

Of the ros­es on the mount­ain,

In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;...

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But we breathe the sweet per­fume

Of the ros­es on the mount­ain,

In their love­ly ver­nal bloom;

Sunshine on the Hill

What Easter Brings

lyricist: Emma Lent, 1900
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 13

...But now we look up to a con­quer­or’s throne.

A per­fume from ros­es and lil­ies full fair,

An an­them of praise ring­ing out on the air,...

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But now we look up to a con­quer­or’s throne.

A per­fume from ros­es and lil­ies full fair,

An an­them of praise ring­ing out on the air,

What Easter Brings

Here, Lord, We Offer Thee

lyricist: Abel Blunt, 1879
Composer: Uzziah Burnap, 1895
Hymn 14

...Those again who have sick­ened,

Fair be their lives as the ros­es in bloom;

Give of Thy grace to the souls Thou hast quick­ened,...

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Those again who have sick­ened,

Fair be their lives as the ros­es in bloom;

Give of Thy grace to the souls Thou hast quick­ened,

Here, Lord, We Offer Thee

The Little Missionary (Butterworth)

lyricist: Hezekiah Butterworth, 1881
Composer: George Root
Hymn 15

...That near Da­mas­cus run;

Its bank of palms and ros­es

Lay beau­te­ous in the sun....

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That near Da­mas­cus run;

Its bank of palms and ros­es

Lay beau­te­ous in the sun.

The Little Missionary (Butterworth)

Just a Little Sunshine

lyricist: Eliza Hewitt, 1896
Composer: William Kirkpatrick
Hymn 16

...In the name of Je­sus, con­so­la­tion speak.

Just a lit­tle sun­shine makes the ros­es grow;

In the bar­ren places, flow­ers be­gin to show;...

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In the name of Je­sus, con­so­la­tion speak.

Just a lit­tle sun­shine makes the ros­es grow;

In the bar­ren places, flow­ers be­gin to show;

Just a Little Sunshine

When God Descends with Men to Dwell

lyricist: Hosea Ballou (1771–1852)
Composer: François Barthélémon, 1785
Hymn 17

...Zion, the de­so­late, again

Shall see her lands with ros­es bloom;

And Car­mel’s mount, and Sha­ron’s plain,...

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Zion, the de­so­late, again

Shall see her lands with ros­es bloom;

And Car­mel’s mount, and Sha­ron’s plain,

When God Descends with Men to Dwell

The World Is Grown Old

lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826)
Composer: From Johann Haydn (1737–1806)
Hymn 18

...The children of plea­sure all feel the sad hour;

The ros­es are fad­ed, and taste­less the cheer,

The world is grown old, and judg­ment is near!...

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The children of plea­sure all feel the sad hour;

The ros­es are fad­ed, and taste­less the cheer,

The world is grown old, and judg­ment is near!

The World Is Grown Old

Be a Golden Sunbeam

lyricist: Isaac Naylor, 1894
Composer: Charles Gabriel
Hymn 19

...In the place of bri­ars, strew the fair­est flow’rs,

Wreathing brows with ros­es

Plucked from heav’nly bow­ers....

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In the place of bri­ars, strew the fair­est flow’rs,

Wreathing brows with ros­es

Plucked from heav’nly bow­ers.

Be a Golden Sunbeam

O Glorious Fountain

lyricist: Francis Bottome, 1877
Composer: James McGranahan
Hymn 20

...The bar­ren wastes are fruit­ful lands,

The des­ert blooms with ros­es;

And He, the glo­ry of all lands,...

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The bar­ren wastes are fruit­ful lands,

The des­ert blooms with ros­es;

And He, the glo­ry of all lands,

O Glorious Fountain

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