Hymns from the Greek Office Books: Together with Centos and SuggestionsBrownlie, John
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Hymns from the Greek Office Books: Together with Centos and Suggestions
Brownlie, John
Hymns, Greek -- Translations into English; Orthodox Eastern Church -- Hymns
We look for the Resurrection of the dead.
And the life in the ages to come.
INDEX OF FIRST LINES
All hail, Life-bearing Cross, 29
All human things decay, 17
At early dawn with pious thought, 45
Before Thy Cross we take our place, 26
Blessed art Thou, O Christ our God, 36
Come let us sing with joyful mirth, 69
Come with the load of sorrow thou art bearing, 59
Come, mortals, come, behold! 31
Even as Thou saidst, O Christ, 39
Formed in Thine Image bright, 57
Hail! full of grace, Virgin Theotokos, 41
Have pity, Lord, for Thou art great, 55
He came to earth who came from God, 93
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal, 102
Hence, slumber, from mine eyes, 65
I brought my darkest sin to mind, 47
I have no tears to shed, 50
Lo, He gave Himself to die, 53
May Thy bright Spirit, 73
Morn of beauty, joyous morn, 77
Now Christ the God to earth hath come, 75
My sin was very great, 85
O Christ the God who art our life, 53
O Christ to Thy disciples then, 71
O Christ who art the peerless light, 27
O destitute of all defence, 13
O ever ready to forgive, 79
O God of light and glory, 49
O Light of light, when other lights are fading, 63
O Mystery hidden from the world, 38
O Son of God, on Thee we call, 81
Safe in the comfort of Thy grace, 97
The Christ of God to sorrowing hearts, 83
The early dawn awakes, 25
The joy of earth is fleeting, 95
The Lord ascended into heaven, 34
The Lord came down from heaven, 67
The radiance of the brightness, 21
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