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Page 1/2 Engraved by Verovio 4.1.0-c482e35 The The The Lord, Verse day joys toils that is of of in past day day death and are are I o o o sleep ver; ver; ver; not, 4 All We We And thanks, lift raise lest O our our my Lord, hearts hymn foe to to to should Thee! Thee, Thee, say, 7 We And And I pray call ask have Thee on that pre that Thee free vailed of that from a fense sin per gainst less less il him, title The Day is Past and Over My.Hymnary #655 - The Day is Past and Over WORDS: Anon. Greek, prob. 6th cent.; trans. by John Mason Neale, 1853 MUSIC (DU FRIEDENSFÜRST, HERR JESU CHRIST 76.76.88): Bartholomäus Gesius, 1601; harm. by J. S. Bach, 1724 Page 2/2 Engraved by Verovio 4.1.0-c482e35 10 The The The Light hours hours hours en of of of mine dark dark dark eyes, may may may I be. be. be. pray: 13 O O O O Je Je Je Je sus, sus, sus, sus, keep make keep keep us their us me in dark in in Thy ness Thy Thy sight, light, sight, sight, 16 And And And And guard guard guard guard us us us me through through through through the the the the com com com com ing ing ing ing night. night. night. night. –  page 2  – My.Hymnary #655 - The Day is Past and Over WORDS: Anon. Greek, prob. 6th cent.; trans. by John Mason Neale, 1853 MUSIC (DU FRIEDENSFÜRST, HERR JESU CHRIST 76.76.88): Bartholomäus Gesius, 1601; harm. by J. S. Bach, 1724
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First Line:
The day is past and over
Title:
The Day is Past and Over
Greek Title:
Τήν ημέραν διελθών
Author:
St. Anatolius, of Constantinople (800)
Translator:
J. M. Neale (1853)
Meter:
7.6.7.6.8.8
Source:
Greek
Language:
English
Copyright:
Public Domain

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Title:
DU FRIEDENSFÜRST, HERR JESU CHRIST
Composer:
Bartholomäus Gesius (1601)
Meter:
7.6.7.6.8.8
Copyright:
Public Domain