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% This file is a part of the Open Hymnal Project to create a freely 
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% songs, and prelude/postlude music.  This music is to be distributed 
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% Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Edition
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%OHSCRIP Ps 8:1-9, Ps 27:1-6, Mic 7:18-19, Ps 73:25-26
%OHTOPICS {Assurance}, {Christian Life}, {Comfort}, {Courage in Affliction}, {God, Care of}, {God, Creator [10]}, {God, Faithfulness of}, {God, Goodness of}, {God, Love of}, {Gratitude}, {Guidance [4-6]}, {Hope}, {Joy}, {Kindness, God's}, {Light [2]}, {Missions [7]}, {Patience}, {Peace [6,12]}, {Security}, {Submission (see also Following Jesus, God - Providence of, Trust) [6]}, {Testimony [7]}
%OHCATEGORY CROSS AND COMFORT
%OHMETRICAL 8 6 8 6
%OHCOMPLEXITY 2
%OHCOMPOSER König, Johann Balthasar (1691-1758)
%OHARRANGER unknown
%OHAUTHOR Gerhardt, Paul (1607-1676)
%OHTRANSLATOR composite
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X: 1
T: Rejoice, My Heart, Be Glad and Sing
T: (also known as O Lord I Sing with Lips and Heart)
C: Words: Paul Gerhardt, 1653.  Translation composite. 
C: Music: 'Ich Singe dir mit Herz' Johann Balthasar König, 1738.
C: Setting: "Evangelical Lutheran Hymn-Book", 1931.
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2009 Revision.
S: lyrics from ELHB 1931 Hymn 292 as "O Lord, I sing with lips and Heart"
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w: 1.~Re- joice, my heart, be glad and sing, A cheer- ful trust main- tain; 
w: 2.~He is thy Trea- sure, He thy Joy, Thy Life and Light and Lord, 
w: 3.~Why spend the day in blank des- pair, In rest- less thought the night? 
w: 4.~Did not His love and truth and pow'r Watch o'er thy child- hood day? 
w: 5.~His wis- dom nev- er plans in vain, Ne'er fal- ters or mis- takes; 
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w: For God, the Source of ev- ery- thing, Thy Por- tion shall re- main. 
w: Thy Coun- se- lor when doubts an- noy, Thy Shield and great Re- ward. 
w: On thy Cre- a- tor cast thy care; He makes thy bur- dens light. 
w: Has He not oft in threat- 'ning hour Turned dread- ed ills a- way? 
w: All that His coun- sels did or- dain A hap- py end- ing makes. 
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%% 6.Upon thy lips, then, lay thy hand
%% \t\t\t\tAnd trust His guiding love;
%% \t\t\t\tThen like a rock thy peace shall stand
%% \t\t\t\tHere and in heav'n above. 
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%% 7.O Lord I sing with lips and heart, 
%% \t\t\t\tJoy of my soul, to Thee:
%% \t\t\t\tTo Earth Thy knowledge I impart,
%% \t\t\t\tAs it is known to me.
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%% 8.Thou art the Fount of grace, I know,
%% \t\t\t\tAnd Spring so full and free,
%% \t\t\t\tWhence saving health and goodness flow
%% \t\t\t\tEach day so bounteously.
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%% 9.For what have all that live and move
%% \t\t\t\tThrough this wide world below
%% \t\t\t\tThat does not from Thy bounteous love,
%% \t\t\t\tO Heav'nly Father flow?
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%% 10.Who built the lofty firmament?
%% \t\t\t\tWho spread th'expanse of blue?
%% \t\t\t\tBy whom are to our pastures sent
%% \t\t\t\tRefreshing rain and dew?
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%% 11.Who warmeth us in cold and frost?
%% \t\t\t\tWho shields us from the wind?
%% \t\t\t\tWho orders it that oil and must
%% \t\t\t\tWe in their season find?
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%% 12.Who is it life and health bestows?
%% \t\t\t\tWho keeps us with His hand
%% \t\t\t\tIn golden peace, wards off war's woes
%% \t\t\t\tFrom our dear native land?
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%% 13.O Lord of this and all our store
%% \t\t\t\tThou art the author blest;
%% \t\t\t\tThou keepest watch before our door,
%% \t\t\t\tWhile we securely rest.
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%% 14.Thou feedest us from year to year,
%% \t\t\t\tAnd constant dost abide;
%% \t\t\t\tWith ready help in time of fear,
%% \t\t\t\tThou standest at our side.
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%% 15.He ever will with patience chide,
%% \t\t\t\tHis rod falls gently down,
%% \t\t\t\tAnd all thy sins He casts aside
%% \t\t\t\tAnd in the sea doth drown.
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%% 16.When silent woe thy bosom rends,
%% \t\t\t\tHis pity sees thy grief,
%% \t\t\t\tSupplies what to His glory tends
%% \t\t\t\tAnd to thine own relief.
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%% 17.He knows how oft a Christian weeps
%% \t\t\t\tAnd why his tears now fall;
%% \t\t\t\tAnd in the book His mercy keeps
%% \t\t\t\tThese things are noted all. 
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%% 18.Our deepest needs dost Thou supply,
%% \t\t\t\tThou giv'st what lasts for aye.
%% \t\t\t\tThou lead'st us to our home on high,
%% \t\t\t\tWhen hence we pass away.
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