suf­fer­ing

The phrase "suf­fer­ing" resonates through 19 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

suf­fer­ing· 19 hymns found
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Do not be sur­prised
In a few more days.
Doubt not that bet­ter day is near,
What a reap­ing it will be by and by!
What a reap­ing it will be by and by!
O Lord, I gaze up­on Thy face,
Yes, He healed in Ga­li­lee,
I hold Thy faith­ful pro­mise fast,
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Kiss Thy cross, with rap­ture know­ing
Despisèd, meek and low­ly,
Firm, peace­ful Man of Ga­li­lee.
A grate­ful heart Thy peo­ple give
There, through Thine hour of deep­est woe,
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Behold, the Mas­ter spares
How kind their slum­bers are!
Which, their earth­ly war­fare fin­ished,
From self and sin made free.

suf­fer­ing

It’s not some­thing strange,
Then we’ll shout, our suf­fer­ings ov­er,
Disease and pain are born of sin.
When each breath is but a sigh;
When each breath is but a sigh;
Touched by the won­ders of Thy grace
And He’s just the same to­day.
And if I to the end en­dure,
On whom the bit­ter cross was laid;
end
Our sins didst bear, our ang­uish;
Clad in Thy grace we fol­low Thee:
That Friend who longed for man to die,
Grace there its won­drous vic­to­ry gained,
Now my me­di­ta­tion:
And grief for them He bears.
And freed from ev­ery snare.
Through the vale of la­men­ta­tion
Unto Thy throne above;

Do Not Be Surprised

lyricist: Susan Peterson, 1998
Composer: William Fischer, 1872
Hymn 1

...Do not be sur­prised

At the suf­fer­ing you bear;

It’s not some­thing strange,...

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Do not be sur­prised

At the suf­fer­ing you bear;

It’s not some­thing strange,

Do Not Be Surprised

You Will See Your Lord A-Coming

lyricist: Millenial Harp, 1843
Composer: Wayne Hooper, 1984
Hymn 2

...In a few more days.

Then we’ll shout, our suf­fer­ings ov­er,

Then we’ll shout, our suf­fer­ings ov­er,...

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In a few more days.

Then we’ll shout, our suf­fer­ings ov­er,

Then we’ll shout, our suf­fer­ings ov­er,

You Will See Your Lord A-Coming

The Great Healer

lyricist: Thomas Upham (1799–1872)
Composer: Virgil Taylor, 1850
Hymn 3

...Doubt not that bet­ter day is near,

The suf­fer­ing sons of earth to hear;

Disease and pain are born of sin....

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Doubt not that bet­ter day is near,

The suf­fer­ing sons of earth to hear;

Disease and pain are born of sin.

The Great Healer

What a Reaping!

Composer: Kelso Carter, 1899
Hymn 4

...What a reap­ing it will be by and by!

In the sor­row and the suf­fer­ing,

When each breath is but a sigh;...

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What a reap­ing it will be by and by!

In the sor­row and the suf­fer­ing,

When each breath is but a sigh;

What a Reaping!

What a Reaping!

Composer: Kelso Carter, 1899
Hymn 5

...What a reap­ing it will be by and by!

In the sor­row and the suf­fer­ing,

When each breath is but a sigh;...

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What a reap­ing it will be by and by!

In the sor­row and the suf­fer­ing,

When each breath is but a sigh;

What a Reaping!

Within My Heart, O Lord, Fulfill

lyricist: Herbert Booth, 1886
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 6

...O Lord, I gaze up­on Thy face,

That suf­fer­ing face so marred for me;

Touched by the won­ders of Thy grace...

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O Lord, I gaze up­on Thy face,

That suf­fer­ing face so marred for me;

Touched by the won­ders of Thy grace

Within My Heart, O Lord, Fulfill

He Is Just the Same Today

lyricist: Jacob Byers, 1897 Music: Andrew Byers
Composer: Andrew Byers
Hymn 7

...Yes, He healed in Ga­li­lee,

Set the suf­fer­ing cap­tives free,

And He’s just the same to­day....

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Yes, He healed in Ga­li­lee,

Set the suf­fer­ing cap­tives free,

And He’s just the same to­day.

He Is Just the Same Today

On This My Patient Soul I Stay

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762
Composer: Dmitri Bortniansky, 1825
Hymn 8

...I hold Thy faith­ful pro­mise fast,

Till all my suf­fer­ing days are past;

And if I to the end en­dure,...

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I hold Thy faith­ful pro­mise fast,

Till all my suf­fer­ing days are past;

And if I to the end en­dure,

On This My Patient Soul I Stay

O Thou Through Suffering Perfect Made

lyricist: William How, 1871
Composer: George Hews, 1835
Hymn 9

...start

O Thou through suf­fer­ing per­fect made,

On whom the bit­ter cross was laid;...

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O Thou through suf­fer­ing per­fect made,

On whom the bit­ter cross was laid;

O Thou Through Suffering Perfect Made

Jesus, o’er the Grave Victorious

lyricist: Elnathan Higbee, 1873
Composer: Claude Goudimel (1514–1572)
Hymn 10

...Kiss Thy cross, with rap­ture know­ing

Thou hast con­quered suf­fer­ing there.

end...

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Kiss Thy cross, with rap­ture know­ing

Thou hast con­quered suf­fer­ing there.

end

Jesus, o’er the Grave Victorious

O Lamb of God Most Holy (Olsson)

Composer: Nikolaus Decius, 1541
Hymn 11

...Despisèd, meek and low­ly,

Thou in Thy death and suf­fer­ing

Our sins didst bear, our ang­uish;...

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Despisèd, meek and low­ly,

Thou in Thy death and suf­fer­ing

Our sins didst bear, our ang­uish;

O Lamb of God Most Holy (Olsson)

Strong, Righteous Man of Galilee

lyricist: Harry Farrington, 1921
Composer: John Dykes, 1861
Hymn 12

...Firm, peace­ful Man of Ga­li­lee.

Calm, suf­fer­ing Man of Ga­li­lee,

Clad in Thy grace we fol­low Thee:...

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Firm, peace­ful Man of Ga­li­lee.

Calm, suf­fer­ing Man of Ga­li­lee,

Clad in Thy grace we fol­low Thee:

Strong, Righteous Man of Galilee

Thou from the Cradle to the Grave

lyricist: Jean de Santeuil (1630–1697)
Composer: John Kinross, 1887
Hymn 13

...A grate­ful heart Thy peo­ple give

To praise their suf­fer­ing Friend—

That Friend who longed for man to die,...

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A grate­ful heart Thy peo­ple give

To praise their suf­fer­ing Friend—

That Friend who longed for man to die,

Thou from the Cradle to the Grave

To Calvary, Lord, in Spirit Now

lyricist: Edward Denny, 1839
Composer: Chetham’s Psalmody, 1718
Hymn 14

...There, through Thine hour of deep­est woe,

Thy suf­fer­ing spir­it passed;

Grace there its won­drous vic­to­ry gained,...

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There, through Thine hour of deep­est woe,

Thy suf­fer­ing spir­it passed;

Grace there its won­drous vic­to­ry gained,

To Calvary, Lord, in Spirit Now

Jesu! Be Thy Suffering Love

lyricist: Sigismund von Birken, 1676
Composer: Melchior Vulpius, 1609
Hymn 15

...start

Jesu! Be Thy suf­fer­ing love

Now my me­di­ta­tion:...

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Jesu! Be Thy suf­fer­ing love

Now my me­di­ta­tion:

Jesu! Be Thy Suffering Love

When o’er My Sins I Sorrow

lyricist: Justus Gesenius, 1646
Composer: Michael Praetorius, 1609
Hymn 16

...Behold, the Mas­ter spares

His serv­ants, and their suf­fer­ing

And grief for them He bears....

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Behold, the Mas­ter spares

His serv­ants, and their suf­fer­ing

And grief for them He bears.

When o’er My Sins I Sorrow

Hear What the Voice from Heav’n Proclaims

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707
Composer: Scottish Psalter, 1635
Hymn 17

...How kind their slum­bers are!

From suf­fer­ings and from sins re­leased,

And freed from ev­ery snare....

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How kind their slum­bers are!

From suf­fer­ings and from sins re­leased,

And freed from ev­ery snare.

Hear What the Voice from Heav’n Proclaims

If There Be That Skills to Reckon

lyricist: From the Latin
Composer: John Randall, ca. 1774
Hymn 18

...Which, their earth­ly war­fare fin­ished,

They through suf­fer­ing have pos­sessed.

Through the vale of la­men­ta­tion...

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Which, their earth­ly war­fare fin­ished,

They through suf­fer­ing have pos­sessed.

Through the vale of la­men­ta­tion

If There Be That Skills to Reckon

The Work Is Thine

lyricist: Samuel Preiswerk (1799–1871) and Felician von Zaremba (1794–1874); translated by Julius Horstmann, 1908
Composer: César Malan (1787–1864). Music: Franz Haydn (1732–1809)
Hymn 19

...From self and sin made free.

Thro’ suf­fer­ing Thou, O Christ, did go

Unto Thy throne above;...

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From self and sin made free.

Thro’ suf­fer­ing Thou, O Christ, did go

Unto Thy throne above;

The Work Is Thine

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