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% This file is a part of the Open Hymnal Project to create a freely 
% distributable, downloadable database of Christian hymns, spiritual 
% songs, and prelude/postlude music.  This music is to be distributed 
% as complete scores (words and music), using all accompaniment parts, 
% in formats that are easily accessible on most computer OS's and which
% can be freely modified by anyone.  The current format of choice is the 
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% that is "Hymnal-quality", and could feasibly be used as the basis for
% a printed church hymnal.
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% The maintainer of the Open Hymnal Project is Brian J. Dumont (brian 
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% 2) It must be a Christian piece
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% Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Edition
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%OHSCRIP Eph 5:6-14, Rom 5:9-10, 1Cor 11:23-29, Jn 6:50-57, 1Jn 1:9
%OHTOPICS {Activity [10]}, {Assurance}, {Atonement [1]}, {Blood [2]}, {Bread (of Life/Daily Bread) [2]}, {Comfort}, {God, Care of}, {Healing}, {Invitation (God's to Us) [7]}, {Jesus}, {Lord's Supper}, {Presence}
%OHCATEGORY LORD'S SUPPER
%OHMETRICAL 8 8 7 8
%OHCOMPLEXITY 3
%OHCOMPOSER from Walter's Geistliche Gesangbüchlein, 1524
%OHARRANGER Von Tucher
%OHAUTHOR Hus, John (1369-1415);Luther, Martin (1483-1546)
%OHTRANSLATOR Massie, Richard (1800-1887);unknown
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X: 1
T: Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Savior
T: (also known as Jesus Christ Our Redeemer Born or Christ Who Freed Our Souls From Danger
T: or Jesus Christ Our God and Savior)
C: Words: John Hus (1369-1415). Expanded by Martin Luther, 1524. 
C: Translator v.4,6 by Richard Massie Other verses unknown. 
C: Music: 'Jesus Christus Unser Heiland, Der Von Uns (Walter)' from Walter's Geistliche Gesangbüchlein, 1524. 
C: Setting: Von Tucher, 1848, alt.
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
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[V: S1V1] [Q:1/4=140] D2 A2 | (A3/2 G/ A) D | F2 F2 | (F2 E2) | D2 z2 | F F F F |
w: 1.~Je- sus Christ, * * our Bless- ed Sav- * ior, Turned a- way God's 
w: 2.~To re- mind * * us that, to save * us He hath died, His 
w: 3.~Who- so to * * this board re- pair- * eth, Take good heed how 
w: 4.~Praise the Fa- * * ther, God in hea- * ven, Who such dain- ty 
w: 5.~Thou shalt hold * * with faith un- shak- * en, That this food is 
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[V: S1V1]  G2 G2 | (A3/2 G/ F E) | D4 | F F F F | G2 G2 | (A3/2 G/ F2) |
w: wrath for- ev- * * * er; Suf- f'ring pains no tongue can tell, * * 
w: flesh He gave * * * us With this bread, a quick- 'ning food, * * 
w: He pre- par- * * * eth; Death in- stead of life shall He * * 
w: food hath gi- * * * ven, And for mis- deeds thou hast done * * 
w: to be tak- * * * en By the sick who are dis- tressed, * * 
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w: He saved us * * from the pains * * of hell. 
w: And with this * * wine, His pre- * * cious blood. 
w: Re- ceive who * * comes un- worth- * * il- y. 
w: Gave to die * * His be- lov- * * ed Son. 
w: By those whose * * heart is sin\- * * o- ppressed. 
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W: 6.To such grace and mercy turneth
W: Every soul that truly mourneth;
W: Art thou well? Avoid this board,
W: Else thou reapest an ill reward.
W: 
W: 7.Christ says: "Come ye heavy-laden,
W: I your weary hearts will gladden;
W: They that are yet strong  and well,
W: Despise the best physician's skill.
W: 
W: 8.Couldst thou earn thine own salvation,
W: Useless were my death and passion;
W: This feast is not spread for thee,
W: If thine own helper thou wilt be.
W: 
W: 9.If thou this believest truly,
W: And confession makest duly,
W: Thou a welcome guest art here,
W: This heavenly food thy soul shall cheer.
W: 
W: 10.But the fruits must not be missing,
W: Love thy neighbor without ceasing,
W: That true love let him receive,
W: Which here to thee thy God doth give.