Come, thou Holy Spirit bright;
come with thy celestial light;
pour on us thy love divine.
Come, protector of the poor;
come, thou source of blessings sure;
come within our hearts to shine.
Thou, of comforters the best,
thou the soul's most welcome guest,
of our peace thou art the sign.
In our labor, be our aid;
in our summer, cooling shade.
Every bitter tear refine.
Brighter than the noonday sun,
fill our lives which Christ has won;
Where thou art not, we have nought:
Cleanse us with thy healing power;
Grant us thy salvation, Lord,
come with thy celestial light;
pour on us thy love divine.
Come, protector of the poor;
come, thou source of blessings sure;
come within our hearts to shine.
Thou, of comforters the best,
thou the soul's most welcome guest,
of our peace thou art the sign.
In our labor, be our aid;
in our summer, cooling shade.
Every bitter tear refine.
Brighter than the noonday sun,
fill our lives which Christ has won;
fill our hearts and make them thine.
Where thou art not, we have nought:
all our world and deed and thought twisted from thy true design.
Bend the stubborn heart and will;
Bend the stubborn heart and will;
melt the frozen, warm the chill;
rule us by thy judgment's line.
Cleanse us with thy healing power;
what is barren bring to flower;
to thy love our sins consign.
To thy people who adore and confess thee evermore,
To thy people who adore and confess thee evermore,
thy blest seven-fold gift assign.
Grant us thy salvation, Lord,
boundless mercy our reward,
which earth and heaven entwine.
- 12 Century Latin hymn.
A Prayer for Pentecost.
"What is barren bring to flower."
Thy Kingdom come.
Even so come quickly Lord Jesus.
- 12 Century Latin hymn.
A Prayer for Pentecost.
"What is barren bring to flower."
Thy Kingdom come.
Even so come quickly Lord Jesus.
2 comments:
My favorite lines...
"Bend the stubborn heart and will;
melt the frozen, warm the chill;"
Love that, too!
Have a wonderful day, dear sister.
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