weigh­ty

The phrase "weigh­ty" resonates through 13 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

weigh­ty· 13 hymns found
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That bears us up from hell!
Thine ar­rows struck the trai­tor through,
That as thy days thy strength shall be.
That pierc­es hearts, thus sa­ith the Lord;
And shrinks up ev­ery wave.
My heart was full of sad­ness,
And all be­neath is hell;
The joy so far ex­ceeds,
Our fee­ble women’s strength alone
Look, O Christ­ian! see thy Sav­ior
My great trans­gress­ions be;
And fol­low their own stiff necked will,
My strength is gone, my na­ture dies,

weigh­ty

Would sink us down to flames;
This So­dom felt, and feels it still,
Or sore af­flict­ion, pain, or loss,
That can break up the rocks of sin and wrong.
Are swift as hail­stones hurled;
But now the oil of glad­ness
Where the old ser­pent fell.
It sets up­on your heads.
Our jour­ney will be all in vain,
Look! and let thy pride and glo­ry
Too hea­vy are for me.
And force them all My plagues to feel.
Faint to re­vive, and fall to rise;

And Are We Wretches Yet Alive?

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: William Richardson, 1729
Hymn 1

...That bears us up from hell!

The bur­den of our weigh­ty guilt

Would sink us down to flames;...

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That bears us up from hell!

The bur­den of our weigh­ty guilt

Would sink us down to flames;

And Are We Wretches Yet Alive?

Terrible God, That Reign’st on High

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09
Composer: Griffith Jones, 1890
Hymn 2

...Thine ar­rows struck the trai­tor through,

And weigh­ty ven­geance sunk him down.

This So­dom felt, and feels it still,...

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Thine ar­rows struck the trai­tor through,

And weigh­ty ven­geance sunk him down.

This So­dom felt, and feels it still,

Terrible God, That Reign’st on High

Afflicted Saint, to Christ Draw Near

lyricist: John Fawcett, 1782
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1830
Hymn 3

...That as thy days thy strength shall be.

When called to bear thy weigh­ty cross,

Or sore af­flict­ion, pain, or loss,...

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That as thy days thy strength shall be.

When called to bear thy weigh­ty cross,

Or sore af­flict­ion, pain, or loss,

Afflicted Saint, to Christ Draw Near

The Word of God (Lillenas)

Composer: Haldor Lillenas, 1919
Hymn 4

...That pierc­es hearts, thus sa­ith the Lord;

And like a ham­mer, weigh­ty, strong,

That can break up the rocks of sin and wrong....

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That pierc­es hearts, thus sa­ith the Lord;

And like a ham­mer, weigh­ty, strong,

That can break up the rocks of sin and wrong.

The Word of God (Lillenas)

Adore and Tremble, for Our God

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707
Composer: Welsh Psalter, 1621
Hymn 5

...And shrinks up ev­ery wave.

Through the wide air the weigh­ty rocks

Are swift as hail­stones hurled;...

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And shrinks up ev­ery wave.

Through the wide air the weigh­ty rocks

Are swift as hail­stones hurled;

Adore and Tremble, for Our God

Music in the Soul

lyricist: Henry Burton, 1885
Composer: Ada Gibbs
Hymn 6

...My heart was full of sad­ness,

Of over-weigh­ty care,

But now the oil of glad­ness...

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My heart was full of sad­ness,

Of over-weigh­ty care,

But now the oil of glad­ness

Music in the Soul

Laugh, Ye Profane

lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1706
Composer: Possibly by Andrew Tait, 1749
Hymn 7

...And all be­neath is hell;

Your weigh­ty guilt will sink you deep

Where the old ser­pent fell....

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And all be­neath is hell;

Your weigh­ty guilt will sink you deep

Where the old ser­pent fell.

Laugh, Ye Profane

Shepherd of Souls, Thy Sheep Behold

lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744
Composer: Robert Lowry, 1860
Hymn 8

...The joy so far ex­ceeds,

So bright, so weigh­ty is the crown

It sets up­on your heads....

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The joy so far ex­ceeds,

So bright, so weigh­ty is the crown

It sets up­on your heads.

Shepherd of Souls, Thy Sheep Behold

Who Shall Roll the Stone Away? (Engström)

lyricist: H. S. Engström, 1905
Composer: Katholisches Gesangbuch, 1774
Hymn 9

...Our fee­ble women’s strength alone

Can nev­er move that weigh­ty stone;

Our jour­ney will be all in vain,...

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Our fee­ble women’s strength alone

Can nev­er move that weigh­ty stone;

Our jour­ney will be all in vain,

Who Shall Roll the Stone Away? (Engström)

Look, O Christian!

lyricist: William Balfern, 1882
Composer: John Lloyd, 1843
Hymn 10

...Look, O Christ­ian! see thy Sav­ior

Stooping ’neath His weigh­ty cross;

Look! and let thy pride and glo­ry...

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Look, O Christ­ian! see thy Sav­ior

Stooping ’neath His weigh­ty cross;

Look! and let thy pride and glo­ry

Look, O Christian!

In Thy Great Indignation, Lord

lyricist: The Psalms of David, 1849
Composer: Christopher Tye, 1533
Hymn 11

...My great trans­gress­ions be;

And, as a weigh­ty bur­den, they

Too hea­vy are for me....

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My great trans­gress­ions be;

And, as a weigh­ty bur­den, they

Too hea­vy are for me.

In Thy Great Indignation, Lord

Blest Is the Man, Supremely Blest

lyricist: Charles Wesley (1707–1788)
Composer: Rowland Prichard, 1830
Hymn 12

...And fol­low their own stiff necked will,

I bruise be­neath My weigh­ty hand,

And force them all My plagues to feel....

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And fol­low their own stiff necked will,

I bruise be­neath My weigh­ty hand,

And force them all My plagues to feel.

Blest Is the Man, Supremely Blest

Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Dimitri Bortniansky, 1825
Hymn 13

...My strength is gone, my na­ture dies,

I sink be­neath Thy weigh­ty hand,

Faint to re­vive, and fall to rise;...

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My strength is gone, my na­ture dies,

I sink be­neath Thy weigh­ty hand,

Faint to re­vive, and fall to rise;

Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown

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