Translated by Father Aylward from a Slovak Hymnal Arr.
THE HOLY SOULS O turn to Jesus, Mother, turn Father Faber From a Slovak Hymnal Arr.
The St. Gregory Hymnal and Catholic Choir Book Compiled, Edited and Arranged by Nicola A.
Bickersteth's Hymnal Companion to Book of Common Prayer may be had in various styles and bindings from 1d.
They would sing through a large proportion of the Moody and Sankey Hymnal in a single evening.
This morning her favorite refrain from the Moody and Sankey Hymnal was wafted in loud accents up the lane:-- "Dar' to be a Danyell!
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The translation of this hymn used in the Hymnal was made by the Rev.
The music in this book will show what sort of a hymnal might be made on my principles, while the notes at the end of the volume will illustrate almost every point in this essay which requires illustration, besides many others.
When she reached home, she went into the empty front-parlour and hunted out the big, cloth-covered hymnal that was there.
She tore a corner from the hymnal fly-leaf and scribbled her verdict while the elder O'Neills and most of the old people were kneeling in prayer.
Students who wish to see the unrevised and the revised hymnal of Urban VIII.
Speaking of the new Hymnal of Ferreri, Pope Clement VIII.
Ferreri to compose a new hymnal for liturgical use.
Through these psalms of many ages, gathered into a hymnal of unrivalled nobleness, the worship of Israel ascended in the aspirations of the people after purity and righteousness.
The Psalter is the hymnalof the temple choir at Jerusalem.
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Even the present enforced severance of the Hymnalfrom the Prayer Book is a misfortune.
In fact, it was a sort of "Hymnal Companion to the Book of Common Prayer.
Of this we have a striking illustration in the contents of the most recent attempt to construct a hymnal for use in Presbyterian Churches.
It was in 1524 that this first Protestant hymnal was published.
In the hymnal of the Augustana Synod, published in 1925, twenty-three of her hymns were included.
In the American Lutheran Hymnal there are nineteen translations by Aaberg, while Paulsen is represented by a like number.
A number of translators and writers besides those here named made new contributions to the Hymnal of the Augustana Synod published in 1925.
A revision of one of the hymns which he had written in 1820 for the Unitarian hymnal reveals his changed attitude toward the Lord Jesus Christ.
William Muhlenberg, who in that same year had published a little hymnal for use in his own congregation.
The American Lutheran Hymnal contains nine of these by the former and seventeen from the pen of the latter.
Since that time it has continued to find a place year after year in almost every juvenile hymnalpublished in the English language.
Today there is scarcely a hymnal published in the English language that does not contain them.
It was in 1905, in response to a request from the Methodist hymnal committee, that North wrote his celebrated hymn.
From this volume alone no fewer than ten renderings have been utilised by hymnal compilers, and they make together twenty appearances.
By the beginning of the 18th century the triumph of the hymn-tune and the hymnal for lay voices was established for all time.
Years after its publication in that paper, when a candidate for the pastorate of the Second Baptist Church in Rochester, he was turning the leaves of the vestry hymnal in use there, and saw his hymn in it.
Part-song was simplified, and Johan Walther compiled a hymnal of religious songs in the vernacular for from four to six voices.
He compiled the excellent Hymnal of the diocese of St. Andrews, and this was his best work.
In an ordinary church hymnal it occupies seven pages.
Four quatrains of it, or two eight-line stanzas, are the usual length of a hymnal selection, and editors can pick and choose anywhere among its expressive verses.
These hymnal fragments recall the Old Testament psalms in praise of Zion, and perhaps especially Psalm 48:2: Beautiful for situation, the joy of all the earth Is Mount Zion, on the northern slope The city of the great King.
Therefore this psalm, although containing hymnalmaterial of exceptional beauty, is a single composition, a prayer with a hymnal introduction.
Finally where in verses 16-18 would ordinarily be expected a renewed call to praise, we have here something that resembles the vow of a prayer of petition, although it is hymnal to the extent that it promises to praise Yahwe for evermore.
Verses 1 and 2 are sung by the congregation approaching the sanctuary, and are hymnal in character.
It is altogether natural that there should be a hymnalintroduction to the temple prayer.
The hymns are curiously silent about Yahwe as the counsellor of men, although testimony is given in the non-hymnal psalms to the attainment of spiritual insight in the temple.
Acquaintance with the Assyrian hymnal phraseology will undoubtedly be of assistance in the interpretation and clearer understanding of many phrases in the Hebrew hymns.
We have here then the hymnal form which is characteristic of the Hebrew hymn of praise.
Verses 1-3 are a typical hymnal call to praise and verses 4-7 give customary reasons for praising Yahwe.
This is a hymnal composition of thirty lines in the course of which the god Sharur addresses Ninib with hymnal praises.
The Established Church Hymnal Committee have lately sanctioned a very interesting collection of 200 pieces.
It is supposed, however, that there will be a Hymnal published by the Church of England on authority, and if so, our Church will be likely to adopt it.
Hans Thomisson's hymnalhad become antiquated after serving the church for nearly one hundred and twenty-five years.
Hans Thomisson's hymnal continued to be printed with occasional additions of new material, most of which possessed no permanent value.
Hans Chrestensen Sthen, the first notable hymnwriter of the Danish church, was already on the scene, however, when Hans Thomisson's Hymnal left the printers.
In places the controversy even developed into a singing contest, with the congregations singing the numbers from the old hymnal and the deacons from the new.
But the need for a new hymnal was too pressing to be permanently ignored.
Meanwhile the demand for a new hymnal or at least for a supplement to the old had become so insistent that something had to be done.
But Freylinghausen's Gesang-Buch also formed the basis of the hymnal compiled by Johan Herman Schraeder from which Brorson chose most of the originals of his translations.
Aside from this deplorable loss, it must be conceded that the committee had done an excellent work and that its hymnal was much better suited for general use than Kingo's proposed hymnal would have been.
A committee was appointed to prepare and publish a new hymnal "that should give due recognition" to the work of Kingo.
Thus the Reformation, in less than fifty years, had produced an acceptable hymnal and had established congregational singing as an indispensable part of the church service.
In March, 1683, King Christian V, therefore, commissioned Thomas Kingo to prepare and publish a new church hymnal for the kingdom of Denmark and Norway.
The Rare Clenod of Faith passed through six editions before the death of its author, and a new church hymnal published in 1740 contained ninety of his hymns.
He could see Abel taking the old worn Eskimo Bible and hymnalfrom the shelf, and Abel reading and the two good folks singing a hymn, and then kneeling in praise and thanks to God for his mercies.
On a shelf, at some convenient place, and specially built for their accommodation, the Bible and hymnal are kept.
Now we," he went on, "I mean the Hymnal Supply Corporation, have an idea for bringing out an entirely new Bible.
I am speaking to you now," said his father "not as the secretary of your church, but as president of the Hymnal Supply Company which I represent here.
Introduction The General Conference of 1889 ordered the publication of a hymnal that should be fully adapted to the needs of our church.
To he useful, a hymnal must express the peculiar type of Christian life characterizing the denomination it is to serve.
Between them lay the narrow old hymnal and the gilt figures, "1795" shimmered in the middle of the worn and shabby covers.
