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INDEXand

CONCORDANCEto the

ENGLISH TEXTSof the

COMPLETE CHORAL WORKSof

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHby

HENRY S. DRINKER

Volume IV

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FOREWORD.But very few of Bach's Church Cantatas are musical units

in themselves, in the sense that the different numbers consti-tuting the Cantata bear such a relation to one another, eithermusical or textual, that something important is lost by nothearing them continuously in their prescribed order. A few ofthe earlier ones,such as Gottes Zeit, No. 106 (1711), Nach dirHerr, No. 150 (1712), and Aus der Tiefe, No. 131 (1707),areconstructed continuously and should be so performed. In a fewothers, such as Christ lag in Todesbanden, No. 4 (1725), andLobet den Herren der mdchtigen Konig, No. 137 (1732), eachmovement is based on the same choral melody, which binds thenumbers together. In still others, like In alien meinen Taten,No. 97 (1734), the text of each number is in the same poeticform. Except, however, for these three classes, and for the twoPassions, the Christmas and Easter Oratorios, and the six greatMotets, it would be impossible for the greatest Bach expert,if the movements of any ten Cantatas were all shuffled up to-gether, to put them back again in their places, except by arbi-trarily remembering in which Cantata the different movementshappen to come. There are at least eighty numbers whichBach himself used twice or more in different choral works.

Accordingly, there appears to be no sound reason why onemay not pick out, from various Cantatas, several movementswhich are related textually and are at the same time musicallycompatible, and make of them a Cantata which calls for a con-venient paucity of soloists and instruments and at the sametime contains no number which is less interesting and thrillingthan the others. By this I do not mean that any Bach is unin-


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teresting,merely that a great deal of Bach is much more inter-esting than much which is less so.When, several years ago, I became convinced of this, I beganthe fascinating pursuit of making these Integrated Cantatas,the possibility for which is infinite.

Obviously, the initial requisite is textual coherence. Givena subject, such as Humility, Christ the Good Shepherd, OurHearts as God's Dwelling Place, God's Bounty to Man, etc., itis necessary first to pick out all the numbers in all the Cantatasthe text of which has a reasonable relation to the subject, andfrom them then put together those which are the most beauti-ful, which will properly go together musically, and which requirethe desired soloists and instruments. There being no suchBach Concordance in existence, even in German, I set about mak-ing one; and here it is.

Perhaps I can best explain what it is by telling briefly themethod which I pursued in making it.

Having completed translations of all the Choral "Works, Ifirst determined on the principal subjects dealt with in the texts,such as God, Christ, Prayer, Praise, Rejoicing, Heaven, Satan,Sin, Man, World, Christians, Death, Tribulation, Foes, Judg-ment Day, Hypocrisy, Neighbor, Repentance, etc., with appro-priate subdivisions for each. A number of such designationsare doubtless arbitrary with me ; I have tried to offset this diffi-culty by means of copious cross-references. Despite these, theuser will have to study the whole and familiarize himself withmy peculiarities of nomenclature before he can make the bestuse of it.

Having determined on the major titles, I went through myEnglish texts of all the choral works, line by line, and card-indexed them by appropriate titles, sub-titles, and further sub-divisions, noting on separate cards, as I went along, as cross-


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references, all titles which I thought might be looked for byothers. I then went through them a second, third, and fourthtime to determine if each was indexed where I thought it shouldbe, as a result of which most of the ideas in the texts will befound indexed under several different headings, which shouldfacilitate their location. Finally, I checked all the cards backinto the texts to be sure that the references were correct. Fromthe cards this Concordance was then constructed. There aredoubtless still some mistakes, but I hope not many.

The meaning of the figures and letters is as follows:The first figure, where not in parentheses, is the number

of the Cantata, as per the numbering used in the Bachgesell-schaft Edition and in the Breitkopf & Hartel piano scores.Where the first number is in parentheses, it is a Simple Choraleand the number refers to the 389 Chorales in the Richter (B &H) edition. If the first number is preceded by M, J, X, or E,it refers to the St. Matthew or St. John Passion, or to theChristmas or Easter Oratorio. Mot. means one of the six greatMotets. German words, such as "Schwingt freudig", refer tothe 15 Cantatas, without numbers, published only in the Bach-gesellschaft Edition. 204 of the 389 simple chorales in theRichter (B & H) edition are also in the Church Cantatas (Nos.1-199) or in the Passions, Oratorios or Motets. This Index doesnot always refer to them in both places, but they can always belocated in the other place by referring to my texts of theChorales, where the other reference is given.

The number in parentheses which follows the Cantata num-ber is that of the movement in the specified Cantata. The let-ters which follow the parentheses have the following meanings

Capital letters signify Arias, Duets, or Choruses; smallletters signify Recitatives or simple Chorales. S, A, T, or B


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mean Soprano, Alto, Tenor, or Bass. The letters ss, aa, tt, orbb mean Ariosos for the respective voices. Thus, the first itemon page 1, 196 (1) C, means the first number of Cantata 196,which is a Chorus; the second item, 57 (2) s, means the secondnumber of Cantata 57, which is a Eecitative for Soprano. Thefirst item under Abram's Bosom, J (68) c, means that it is No.68 of the St. John Passion, a simple chorale. (154) means No.154 of the Richter Choralgesange. Under Accounting (Caesar'sPenny), 163 (1) T, (2) b, (3) B, (4) S-A, means that Caesar'sPenny is referred to four times in Cantata 163; in the firstmovement, which is a Tenor Aria; in the second movement, aBass Recitative ; in the third movement, a Bass Aria ; and in thefourth, a Duet-Aria for Soprano and Alto.

CF means Choral Fantasia, CM choral motet; cf means''compare"Sue etc. means a Soprano Unison Chorale.

(G) signifies that the idea indexed is in the G-erman text,but not in the English. (E) means that it is in the English, butnot in the German; that is to say, invented by me for thereasons which I have endeavored to explain in my Introductionto the Translated Texts.

At the end of the Concordance is a tabulation of Bible ref-erences. This does not, of course, purport to be exhaustive orto include the oft-recurring or less direct references.

In the Introduction to Volume I, containing the transla-tions of Cantatas 1-100, I said:

''At the end of the Concordance will be a table giving, asto each Cantata, the references and discussions of it in allthe principal books and magazine articles on Bach; alsoa list of all the editions publishing the music with English


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words; with additional useful information as to the timeof performance and suitability of the different move-ments. * * *"

This data has grown to such proportions that I have decidedto put it in a separate Volume (Vol. V). This will permit fur-ther revision of it, as well as its submission to my much appre-ciated critics before publication, which I hope will be possiblesometime during 1943.

Of what practical use this Concordance will be without acomplete and cheap edition of Bach with English texts, I do notknow; but, as Franklin said, ''What is the use of a new born

Heney S. Drinker.249 Merion Eoad,Merion, Pennsylvania.December 25, 1942.


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INDEXand

CONCORDANCEto the

BACH TEXTS

A AND(Alpba and Omega)See GOD-DESIGNATIONS-A ANDchristI-designations-a and

AARONGod will b""' le house of 196(l)C

ABELI fear his fate

ABIDEAlmighty God abideswithin UB herewith us

ABRAU'S BOSOMAngels bear toUy soul toTake us toPromise to Abraham

57(2)s

133(3)t6(1)0, 11(4)A

J(68)c, (154)149(7)c(387)10(6)t, 167(4)b, Xf8)

ACCOUNTINGSee also, JUDGMENT DAYSTE'JifARDSHIPGHRIST-ATONEUENT-RESULT

All in the BookAt Judgment DayChrist paid our debtFaith a good creditGod calls for strictHe will pay allHow does it stand?

a drop of Jesusblood counts formuchIf Thou mark iniquities,who shall standV 38(1 )CIf you judge by our de-faults, we were all con-demned 105(1)C, cf 131(2)S-B

4l(3)a(G)168(1)B (2)t (3)T (4)b43(7)B37(2)T ,45(3)T168(4)b

89(5)S

ACCOUNTING (Cont.)Jesus* blood has made itgood 89(4)sJesus paid for me infull 160(2)tPay what you owe(Caesar's penny)Reckoning paidSettle your affairsand die at peaceStewardshipSuretyTake care of your tal-ents and Cod will ofyouTake what thine is andgo

ADAMDespite his fall we mayhave Paradise on Earthmay tremble and try tofool God in ParadiseSerpent in Paradise

ADAMAHow icake thee as

ADAJJI'S CURSESee MANAdam's Curse

ADAK'S FALLSee MANAdam's CurseLade manifest in theevening

ADORATIONSee also PRAISE

GODASTETHANKS

163(1)T (2)b (3)B(4)S-A105(4)bJ(56)c, (193)168168(4)b

88(6)S-A144(1 )C

204(l)a133(3)t40(5)a

89(1)3

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ADORATION-(Cont.)Of God

All breathing crea-turesAll ChristendomAt New Year 'Gloria

Of Christ

In the Cradle

16(1)C, 25(6)c, 41(6)o,43(1)C (2)t (3)T (6)b(7)B (ll)c, 51(1)S (4)uc, 65(7)o, 76(1)C, 92(6)B, 117(1)C (2)b (3)t (4)c (5)a (6)B (7)A(8)t (9)o, 119(10)c,120(1)A (2)C (3)b (6)c,137(1)C (2)A (3)S-B(4)T {5^c, 142(4)C (6)a (8)c, 190(1)C (2)b-t-a&c (4)b (7)c, 192(1)0(3)C, 194(2)b (4)b (7)t, UotlC, Mot5(l)C,Motec, Herr Gott(l)C,137(1)0 (2)A (3)S-B(4)T (5)c,

Mot 10X(28)c, 76(1)0 (I3)t(14)c, 91(4)b (6)c28(2)CU (5)A-T (6)c106(8)0, 107(7)c, 110(2)T (5)S-T, 140(7)c76(5)b, 83(5)c, 91(l)C(gelobet), 121(1)0 (6)c,122, 124(2)t, 125a)t-a(4)A-T (5)t (6)c,134(6)0, 14262(5)3a, 63(1)0, 65(3)b121(5)s, Ehre(4)A, Xmas

AEOLUSZufrieden

Old, respect forAs are thy days, soshall thy strength be.Full fourscore yearsam I;

By the three wise men 65(1)0 (2)c (3)bResurrectionOf the Trinity 66(2)b, 145(7)c62(6)c, 69(6)c, 76(14)c

121(6^c, 129(4)A 135(6)c

205

Schwingt freudig (4)b71(3)071(2)S-T

ALL'S TSELL THAT ENDS TOILL 27(2)t, 156(2)t * c,(237)

ALLELUIA, see HALLELUJAHALPHA AND OMEGAS GOD-DESIGNATIONS-A ANDCHRIST-DESIGNATIONS-A AND

ALLYGod asSee GOO-HELPER AND PROTECTOR-ALLY

AMORSee LOVEtraditore

ANCHORHis compassion is myWithout God I have no

203(1)A (2)a (3)A

56(2)b21(5)T

ADVENT Met at resurrectionCantatas for 30(6)c, (103), (286),96(1)0F, 116(4)S-T-B,(127), 141(1)0 (2)T(3)a (4)B AHGELS

Prei)are the way 132(1)S (2)t (3)B (4)a Cantatas aboutabout Baptism (5)A,(6)c

Angel chorusAnnunciation, but suit- singing withable for Advent i(i)c Bear tu to Heaven(Gabriel) l(2)tPalm Sunday, but suit-able for Advent 36(1)0 in Elias' chsuriotMorgenstern l(6)c, 36(4)c, and welcome us thereSun konm 36(2)S-A, 61(1 )0F (2)t come and get my soul

(3)T (4)b (5)S (6)0, splendor of62(1)0F (2)T (3)b (6)c wake me

ANGELSee also GABRIEL, MICHAEL, etc.Appearing to Joseph 58(2)bEaster ( 6)tbsa

19, 130, 14911(1)0, 121(5)8,129(5)c, 148(2)T25(5)S, 129(5)c19(6)s (7)c, 149(5)t(7)c, 160(5)T, (154)J(68)c130(5)TX(7)c8b53A130(2)a, see 19(6)8160(5)T

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;LS-(Cont.)kide and teaohly our faults not an-igonize themice avoided but now re-)ice with usoolaimed news ofirist's birth

>j Dicing at Christs'.rthtrre Godaround the Throneas KuaT-diansbut cannot do hiswonders justiceLy at His dictationuardian stands asideraise Himing songs of Thanksing to Him flyinghrough the Heavenstory to shepherds ofarist's birthoil their faces beforeodateh overand protect us

44(4)b

201

UNCIATIONy Angel Gabriel

1-CHRISTersecutes

LLOind Pan

lOGANCEee PRIDE

^OWS9f our foes aimed at us 153^ 4)t3od will protect us a-jainst 79(2)Aill hurl them back toslay them 135(5)B

19(5)t19(6)8122(3)8X(13)ts (20)t (2l)c(22)b (23)c, 91(1)CF,133(4)s, (107)122(2)B (3)s130(1)0 (2)a,128(4)A-T, 140(7)c(93^35(3)a, 91(5)S-All(6)o151(5)c117 (2)bb117(2)bb129(4)AX(ll)t (12)c (13)c(16)c199(l)s149(6)A-T19(1)0 (2)b19(3)S (4)t, 86(3)SU130(2)a (4)st (5)T(6)o, 149(3)a (4)S

l(2)t, (20)

ASCENSIONCantatas about(Ascension Oratorio)for Ascension Day

Choralesat table before Aso,

He is now beyond thestarsMy hope founded on

AS^SSee DUST AND ASHES

ASKin My name and receiveUntil now asked fornothing

ASSAsses ears for Uidas

ATONEMENTSee CUIIST-ATONEUENT

AUGUSTUSAnniversary of his as-censionBirthdayCelebration

Amnwlengthened shadows etc.

12811ll(2)t (5)t (7)tb11, 37, 128(22) (81) (260)(52)128(4)A-T128(1)CF

86(1)B87(1)B

20l(l2)sabI&n-tlII(13)A

Preise dein Gluok*207206

205(5)T

AWAKESee DEATH

CHRIST-RESURRECTIONAwake from apathy 70(3)Awake us by Thy grace 164(6)cWake ye maids (parableof Virgins) 140(1)CF

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A7/E-(Cont.)at God's Uajestyttt Grace of Godat Kis wonders

128(4)A-T121(3) a29(1)G, 35f2)A, HerrGott (2)bCt

BABELBabal*8 floodBabel's furnace, Godprotected Daniel fromVanities of

95(2)b130(4)S-T32(4)s and b

BABYLONBeside the streams of (23)

BACKSLIDERSSee also HEATHEN, HERETICS,HYPOCRITESGod could get onwell without them 88(2)tIt is they who brokethe apple from the tree 95(2)sMany are 6(4)b, 18(3)band fiave turned to

other gods 76(4)bNot a few are stumbling,lead them. Lord 79(4)bTheir failings des-cribed 90(1)TThey are quaking, eachblames the other for hisfailings 105(3)SThey make the good Chris-tian furious 175(4)TYou will lead than inthe right way 79(4)b

and come and find themwhen they stray 88(3)TRetribution ripens forthem 90(1 )TBANQUET

See also COMLftlNION,For Wttdding banquet of Soul and Christ,see BRIDE OF CHRISTFeast of SalvationParable of King's

Son's WeddingSacred SupperWedding Feast

180(1)CF (3)3ftss (7)c49, 16?.180(7)c140(1)CF (2)t (4)TUC

BAPTISMSee also BAPTIST, JOHN THECantatas re Baptism 7, 132, 165

165(1)S37(1)C, 7(5)b37(5)B7(2)T (7)c165(2)b165(6)c165(3)A7(1)CF (6)AI14(7)c80(2)S-B (0)132(5)A7(6)A (7)c, 165(,2)bl7(7)c

Holy FountHe who belieres and isbaptized is savedis the seal of mercywith faith

removes Adam's Cursewards disaster

and brings hope andpeacewipes out sin and givesnew lifekeeps us from SatanWe are dedicated by itIt clears us

of the taint ofAdam's Curse

Font looks like waterbut is bloodOur baptismal pledges havebeen broken 132(4)a, 165(4)bof Jesus, by John 7(1)CF"This is my Beloved Son" 7(3)tDove descending 7(4)TBy it we wei^e cleansedand God's wrath stilled lS2(4)a (E)Remember it 132(5)

BAPTIST, JOHN THESee also BAPTISMleaped up on seeing Mary 121(4)b, 147(8)aPrepare the way 7(l)CF (3)t, l67(2)a30(3)B (5)c,132(1)S (2)tHerald proclaims andshows the way 30(4)a

BATTLELife against DeathUichael et al, againstthe Fiend

BEAURemove first the beanfrom thine own eye

BEASTSevil,Lions

would devour me

4(4)CF19(1)C (2)b (3)S

185(4)b

153(2)a178(5)c and B-T-A-B

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181(1)b81(3)T76(4)b

JALind his, seek to thwartlllows ofnvades House Of God

iIEVEee FAITH

CHRISTIANSHERETICSBACKSLIDERS

iIEVERSee CHRISTIANSFAITH

HERETICSBACKSLIDERS

?HLEHElJi.et us go to X(26)Cchild is born in (302)

[RAYM.i'alse-hearted traitorifho murdered hia Lord M(33)Cfor gold by Judas M(51)BTery snake li(12)S3LS'or Bible references in the Cantatas,see pages 76-79.ITHDAY, CHRIST'SSee CHRISTMAS

^THDAY CA.NTATASAeolusDie Freude reget sichDurchlauchter LeopoldSch*ingt(Profes3orfihip)TonetSee also CELEBRATION

207.205

208, 213

BUESSBless the Lord my soul 28(2)CM1*11 not let thee gotill Thou bless me 23(2)t, 98(5)b,

157(1)T-B, 188(2)b,See also Ehre (6)B

BLINDEDChrist heals theHow can the blind leadthe blind?When blind lead theblind

BLOOD AND BODY, Meal ofSee COivMUtaON

BLOOD OF ClffilSTSee also CrIRISTPartaking of, see COMUNIONMy heart sprinkled vithHis bloodsprinkled on our doorTiny drop washes awaysin

35(3)a,185(4)b152{5)b

:57)s

78(5)b4(5)b, 158(4)c5r2)b (6)8, 136(6)c

BODYof Uan, see MAN

DEATHof Christ, partaking of,

see C0M1,IUNI0NChrist's body is thefeast 4(7)cOiir bodies a sanctuary inwhich to keep alive God'sglory 121(3)a

BOOKSee also WORD

SCRIPTUREof God,see also ACCOUIH'INGGod's providence aclosed bookOur lives recorded inRecord of our faults

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BRASSEarth as 185(7)b

Deal hungry thy 39(1)Cof Heaven l(2)tof Life,

Jesus is 180(7)I crave it 162(3)5

of tears 12(2)C

BREAK FORTHo beauteous mornincclight

BREATHING CREATURESpraise Him

X(12)c

Motet 1, 137(5)c,190(1)0, 17(2)a,171(2)T

BRIDEGROOMChrist as, of Church and Soul,see BRIDE OF CHRIST

BRIDE OF CHRIST1(1)CF, 37(3)S-A,49(2)B (3)sbB (4)S(5)8b (6)S-B, 140(1)CF(2)t (3)S-B (4)Tuc(5)b (6)S-B, 165(4)b,172(5)S-A, X(38)S-B,U(1)C(G), Mot 3(l)c,(80) (145^ (190) (195)(306), Sch.(16) (62),cf (349)

BURRCleave to Him like a 124(1)0 (G)

BUSIlffiSSV/ist ye not, etc.

CAIAFHUSSt. Matthev; andSt. John Passions

32(2)b, 154(5)B

CAESAR'S FENKYSee also ACCOUNTINGDuty to pay debts 163(1)T

CAlffiLEThy word is a shining X(47)b

CANKERTroubles gnaw me like a 154(6)t

CEDARSbroken by storm

CELEBRATIONSee also BIRTHDAY

REJOICINGAugustusCollege ProfessorHennickeLeopoldPrincess* birthday

150(5)A-T-B

69, 194206Vereirigte ZwietrachhDie Freude reget sicAngenehmes WiederauMit GnadenTonet

Augustus* Anniversary Preise dein Glucke

CHARIOTchariots (Vdchael with) 19(3)SElijah*s to take me toHeaven 169 (4)

CHERUBIMSee also SERAPHIMand Seraphim PraiseThee (133(4))Thou of ch. the Master 130(5)TThou that dwellest 'mid 104(l)C

CHILDRENcome sing to praise God (124)Man as God*3 children 173(5)S-Toftentimes a nuisance 21l(2)B

CHRIST-DESIGNATIONSAll in All 3(4)t,75(3)T, 124(2)

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CfSlIST-DESIGNATIONS (Cont.)Alpha and Omega

(A and O)Bane of DeathBanner FairB8t BelovedBread of LifeBridegroom

(of the Soul)

BrotherChampion

Heroof Judah

Lion of JudahMighty warrior whowith bow drawn andsword in hand

fights for usputs Satan toflightlops off his headbreaks our fetters

VictorVictorious Warrior

Comfort-Comforter.

l(6)c, 31(3)b, 49(6j3-BCf 190(5)T-B, X(42)c67(3)a171(3)t172(5)S-A180(7)c, (304)1(1)CF, 37(3)S-A., 49(2)B (3)sbB (5)sb, 140(1)CF (2)t (3)S-B (4)Tuo (5)b (6)S-B, 165(4)b, X(38)S-B, M(1)C,Hot 3(l)o, (145) (306)(190) (195) Sch. (62),Cf (80), Sch. (16 (G).133(1)C, 61(2)t, (181),Sch. (29)43(6)b, 62(4)B, Sch,(31), cf 140(4)Tuc62(3)b, 178(5)t&c,184(3)t, J(58)A.15(6)atb, 63(4)t, X(3)A, East. (11)0

63(4)t80(2)S-B, 90(4)t

CHRIST-DESIGNATIONS (Cont.)Image of GodImmanuelJewel FairJoyKing

43(6)b15(6)atb, 40(4)B (6)c38(5)S-A-B43(2)t, 134(4)A-T43(3)T48(7)c, 73(l)b, 108(1)B, 118, 184(l)t, 171(3)t (Ruh'), 190(4)b,(15) (85) (363)

(For references to Christ as giving Comfort,see ATTRIBOTES-COMFORTER

(363)Sch. (38)154(3)o, (365)see SourceHot (4)SX(6l)tf 57(8)c190(4)b. See also

Shepherd.62(3)b, 68(5)c, 76(3)S,96(1)CF, J(1)C

80 acknowledged by Him 7(3)t

Delight of my soulFather's JoyFoe of BlasphemerFount of BlessingFount of GladnessFriendGuideGod's only son

HavenHead (we the members)

Healer of the sickHealer of the soulHeart of CompassionHeart's DeUghtHeart's DesireHelper of the HelplessHeroHope

(151)31(3)b, (5)t (7)8, 95(6)b, 128(1)CF, (Vine-branches.)23(2)t25(3)B (see also Phys-

ician. )185(1)S-T(202) (363) Sch. (37)X(42)c, (151)25(4)8See Champion(151)

of Heavenof Kings

Lamb of God

slaughteredwith all power

Lion of JudahLiberator of ManLiberated meLight

of the worldof the Heathenof Faithof Joyof my lifeof my mindPreacher of

LifeLord of LordsMan and God

of David's lineageadored by David asLord

Uaster of the CherubimUost precious pleasureUedlator

(Mittler)(Fursprecher)

Ointment for the soulPastor of my heartPathway to salvationphysician of the soulPrince of LovePrince of PeacePrince of PrincesRedeemerReliance (Zuversidht)RestSafe retreatSaviour

of Uankind

91(2)8&c107(l)o, 123(1)C,142(6) a(190)Mot 3(l)c, (195)1(1)CF, 182(8)CX(40)s-B, (190)182(2)C43(3)T23(4)c, 149(2)B, Mot 3(1)0,(195) (285) (306)M(1)C, Sch. r62)21(11)G, Sch. (17)21(11)Csee Champion43(2)tMot 3(4)S-S-A21(7)s, 62(3)b f5)8a,125(6)o f365) 154(3)c,171(3)t, X(45)a, XUO)S-B, (33) (34) (145)(190)76(5)b125(6)c(363)190(5)T-B118C, 154(3)c, (365)J(13)S180(5)S(33)94(8)c, 171(3)t, (145)(151) (190)6(6)c23(1)S-A, 127(1)CF(126), 143(2)Suc1(1)CF, 23(1)S-A,63(4)t, X(2)t (3)a96(2)a130(5)T(363)see also Atonement,Characteristics9(1)CF, 68(3)b, (225)127(4)b134(5)tMot 3(l)e, (195)Uot &(1)C135(2)t. 25(3)bsee also Healer.43(11)0, (81)67(5)a (7)c, 116(1)CF(3)t, 143(2)Suc,(7)c31(4)BX(27)b, (36)0 (40)S-6,eto., Uot 4, 194(3)eU8CF, 174(5)c, (145)LIS?)21(7)8X18CF. 154(3)c, (145)(365)9(4)a, 190(4)b etc.23(2)t, 143(6)T,

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ctmsT-DESIGNATIONS (Cont.)Saviour (Cont.)

of the Heathen

Shepherd

Shield of the RighteousShilohSinners' FriendSon of UanSoul's companionSoul's DelightSoul's securitySource of all blessings

Source of allcompassionSource of joySpirit of TruthSpirit's pastureSpirit's pastorStar of JacobStar of MorningSunSun of GladnessSim of LifeSure road to Happiness

and to HeavenTower highTreasure

of my soulWay of LifeWorthy to receive allmight, riches & glory 21(11)C

9{1)CF, 36(2)S-A, 61(1)CF, 62(1)CF, 83(5)c, 125(6)c38(6)c, 92(8)S (9)c,104(3)T, 112(1)C,184(l)t. 190(4)b,Uot 4S, X(40)S-B,i:(2l)c,. (190) etc.46(5)53(2)a113(6)tM(2)t (17)t (42)tSch. (74)5(4)a, 123(1)0,(195) Sch. (36)(195), Sch. (37)113(1)CF, (6)c,162(3)S, M(21)c,(163)(252)X(40)S-B108(4)0(363)(195)X(3)t96(1)CF, (127)(190) Sch. (36)(363)180(5)S96(4)s (5)B171(3)t3(4)t, 94(8)cX(5)c (40)S-BUot 5(1)0

ATTRIBUTESALL IN ALL TO UANThere is no other GodUj All in All

His nearness to usin deu*knesswill always beBe always near

Keep ae close to TheeWould I were with Thee

80(2)SBc3(4)t, 75(3)T, 124(2)t, 190(5)T-B.Shre (5)b, M(19)SUotet 4CSob. (36)57(8)o, 68(2)S124(6)0, 154(8)0,l&7(5)e, 182(6)TSob. (63)3(6)e

Our sole relianceSee also DESIGNATIONS-RELIANCEOur sole reliancein deathWould I were with Thee

I worship Him ^ .,,He aooepts ay adoration 123(5)B

33(1)CF, 75(ll)b,94(2)B124(3)T3(6)c68(4)B, 76(5)B

CHRIST-ATTRIBITTES (Cont.)ALL IN AIL TO MAN

HIS IMPORTANCE TO MANMy lifeAll joy in TheeOur most preciouspossessionHe is the head, we themembersAll blessings come fromHimHe is all we need andwantT7e need Him sorelyLoving hearts turn toHimgives us peaceI yearn for HimThe soul that knows Himreceives daily a richblessingWe live and die for HimIn Him we live and moveand have our beingIf loved by Thee, whatis the world to me?He does all for us

and denies us nothingMore than Heaven andEarth to meJoy at the prospect ofhaving Him forever(See also DEATH-JOYFULHe calls to us

(310)133(1)016(5)T, 3(4)t,147(10)c ex.31(2)b (5)t (7).,95(6)b, 128(1)CP9(1)CF, 61(2)t75(10)A32(1)536(3)T66(3)B70(ll)o

134(l)tX(33)c106(2)C94(1 )CF (2)B68(4)B, 123(6)c,M(57)s57(8)cM(19)Sll(ll)c, 157(4)BANTICIPATION OF)37(3)SA, 57(8)c,66(3)B (4)ttaa

INSEPARABILITYSee also SIRRENDER

Especially Cantatas124 and 154 to text, "weThou art my beingThou art mine,' I amThine

I am ever ThineMay I beWe areI cleave to Thee tho*earth and hell try towin meI ollng to Thee

t'no* earth and sky beshattered

I will never part fromHim or leave Him

124, 133, 154, 157are all members" etc*123(6)e3(4)t, 123(6)c,172(5)S-A, Ehre (5)b,(334), Sch. (34),Uot 4048(7)c, 163(5)S-A3(6)c(228)

Seh. (31)70(ll)c133(6)c, Ehre (7)o,(181)12(5)B, 124(1)0,147(6)e ex (10)e e&,154(7)A-T, 157(2)T(3)t, X(38)SB (61)t,J(13)S, (241)

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niSTATTRIBUraSALL IN ALL TO MANINSEPKRABILTryMay I never leave TheeBleaaed is He who says"JesuB I have always"7 will not let Thee go'till Thou hast blessed

Do not leave me

5(7)c, 74(3)a157(5)c

23(2}t 98(5)B,157(1)T-B, 188(2)b,e also hre (6)Bll(4)A(Asoenaioa)t74(3)a, 124(6)c,154(8)0, 157(5)c,Soh. (63)87(7)oe will not"Wist ye not that I mustbe about my Father'sbusiness?"

Grief at parting atAscensionat His deathCome Thou backLet not my sins hideThee from me like athundercloudLet not sufferingor aught else part us 163(6)cI will follow Himthrough all 159(2^S-A, see also160(2)tLet me not deny Thee 182(6)TFiction that He has left

32(2)b, 154(5)bbll(3)b(310) (289)M(51)B

154(4) A186(10)S-A

ua* See especially

Hide not from meWhere is He?Where ia He hiding?What a cruel parting itwould bewould sorely grievemeall hope would belostMy only grief that Heleave me

154. 21(7)8b,32(1)S, 124(4)B,154(1)T175(S)t154(2)tEast. (9)A(72)c; (164)

154(4) A103(2)t, 154(2)t3(6)c

Joy at finding Him again 154(6)t, (7)A-T

Ascension and Second Coming,See also CPmiST-ASCENSIONBest that I goI go, but will comeagainI wait Thy condng withyearning

108(1)B74(4)B (5)T, 103(6)c (5)T, 108(1)B1(1)CF, 49(6)S-B,61(6)C

CHRIST-ATTRIBUTESALL IN ALL TO UANInseparability

Ascension and Second ComingCome Jesus, come 21(8)S-B, 36(2)s-A.

61(1)CF (3)T, 62(1)CF, 154(3)c (4)A,Mot 50, East.(8)8-a

Basis of SalvationCOMFORTER

particularly in death

76(3)S3(5)S-A, 5(4)a,23(1)S-A, 38(3)T,57(2)s (6)b, 67(6)BC, 68(2)S, 69(5)B,70(9)b, 72(4)b (5)S,87(7)c, 92(8)S,94(7)S, 104(3)T,112(3)b, 113(5)T,114(2)T, i;?5(5)s-A,135(3)T (5)B, 147(6)c, 151(1)S, 155(2)A-T, 174(5)c,178(6)T, M(26)T*Cand see also113(6)t, M(57)s,M(72)c83(4)a, 125(3)b4:0,127(2)t (4)b,161(4)a, 184(l)t,(118) (164)

the dread of which Hehas dispelled 67(3)aSee also ATONElffiNT

COMPASSIONHis heart is filled with

and loving kindnessHe seeks the ill anderringHis love never waversIt is beyond descriptionor comparisonIt will not fail usHe understands ourtroublesCome unto me ye heavyladen

FAIR AND NOBLE

70(3)b, 133(3)t,185(1)S-T186(4)t (7)b,M(70)A&C78(2)S-AX(29)S-BJ(27)c, (169^155(2)A-TX(7)b ft c57(6)b, 113(6)t,cf 162(3)S

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CHRIST-ATTRIBUTESFAITHFUL AND TRUE

tho mountains fall etc, :92(2)b&cFaithful to man and toHis disciples and toChurch 42(5)b

FEARLESSfrom the sea 92(5)tAn example in steadfast-ness under persecution M(40)tGENTLE MD SWEETGUIDE

to truth

Sch. (58)76(6)a108(4)0

HELPER AND PROTECTORsee also DESIGNATIONS-Brother-Friend-

Reliancesee also GOD-HELPER AliD PROTECTOR

PHAYER-FOR HELP46(5)A, 67(6)B&C,72(4)b, 78{6)B,116(1)CF, 118C,134(3)t (4) AT, 135(5)B, 17l(3)t, 173(3)A, 174(5)c, Mot3(3)c, Sch.(32),(46)

in life and death 67(7)c, 116(1)CFHelper of the Helpless 25(4)sHe 6LLds the weak 72(4)b, 162(3)S

and seeks the illand erring 78(2)S-Arelieves distress 48(7)cwith His shieldingarm 183(2'Tguards His elected 109(5)Anourishes with milkand honey (163), M(2l)c,Healer of the blind 35(3^and the sick 23(2)t, 25(4)8

physician of the soul 25(2)BHelps us carry ourCross 3(5)S-ALight of faith for themwho stray X(45)aHe v/ili not forget 68C3)b

or forsake the faith-ful 9U)bbin trouble 72(4)b

We may rely on Him 9(4)bb, 118C-T,174(5)c, (145)(152)

He protects us against 21(8)S-B, 40(4)BSatan and his horde

CHRIST-ATTRIBUTES (Cont.)HELPER A:ID PROTECTOR

He protects us againstSatan and his horde

who are powerlessagainst Him

He alone protects usagainst evilTrust Him and He willkeep you safeAs Shepherd

see SHEPHERD

80(5)satbuc, 81(7)c,149(2)B, 153(5)C,158(l)b, 175(6)B,East. ( 11) 0, Mot 3(3)c,X(64)c ex

9B(5)B107(l)c

HUMILITY

(5)a (6)c (7)T,43(9)A, 78(4)T,57(4)st) (5)B,

He was humble 15(2)s, 47(2)3,151(3)A (4)t,(115)and cared not for the

world's fame X(8)Bloves humble folk 72(4)bwa3 a pauper 91(5)S-ATo His humility I owemy blessed estate 151(4)tLeft High Throne andassimed lowly mortal formand estate. SeePASSION AND DEATH-LIFE ON E.\RTH

INNOCENT OF EVILK(3)c, (166),M(57)s, i:(58)S,M(69)a, M(44)c,(292), (48),J(37)tb, J(l5)c,(293)

LOVEHe loves me 72(5)S, 87(7)c,

180(4) a, (307)beyond comparison 85(5)THis love never wavers X(29)S-Band will be with mein my grave 133(5)b

It is oiir greatestblessing 184(3)twondrous love J(7)c, (168)Remember it 80(3)b,

and what it has donefor us 91(2)s&c

It fills our hearts withlove 147(9)BKind and friendly 1(1)CF

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CHRIST-ATTRIBLTESLOVE

For this He came toearth 116(4)S-T-B

and made His sacri-fice 182(4)B

Burns steady and clearin my heart 21(10)Tprecious love 198(14)bb

LEDIATORSee also DESTGNATIOIJS

and ATOL-EffillT

protects us frois God'swrath

9(1)GF(G), 48(3)c,78(5)b, 115(5)t,127(l)Ct, 173(6)C,177(2) A, cf 74{2)S,(206), (4), Llot 2C9(4)bb, 70(ll)c,122(2)B, (146),46(6)c ex

None good enough not toneed Him 46f 6)c exHe pleads for us atdeath 105(4)bHis interce3.sion liyLife 139(5)s"In Thy name" 116(1)CFI could never be ac-quitted on my own re-cord 177(2)A

UIGHTY MID HONORED

MODEL OF SPIRITUAL LOVE

PATIENT

RELIABLE see HELPERRICH in bountySTEADFASTUBIQUITOUS

ere time waswliere two or threeare gathered

1(1)CFCantata 43

77(6)o

M(1)C (41)T,

1(1)CFU'(41)T

23(1)S-A42(3)A

CHRIST-LIFE, DEATH, RESliRRECTION,

ASCEliSION A^.ID ATOh'EL'Ss'TLIFE on EarthFor nunbers quoting or paraphrasing

Bible passages, see "BIBLE" with ap-propriate references, pages 76-79.Parts I-rV (Nos 1-42) of the Christmas

Oratorio, are based on Luke IT, V 1-21;Parts V-VI (Nos 43-54), on I.'atthew II 1-12,which are quoted in full by the Evangelist.The Matthew Passion is similarly based onMatthew, Chapters XXVI and XXVI]. TheJohn Passion on John XVIIT and XIX withKatthew XXVI 25, and XXVII 51-52 added.Prediction of His coming

to save sinners

and to destroy Satanand his v^orksand end Death's rule

God so loved the worldthat He sent to theworld His only son

His dearestout of His heartHe left His High Thronein Heaven

and in His good timecame to earth

When comes He?Prepare to welcane HimHow can I fitly greetHim?Became a mere manKine to serving-man"Exalted flesh andblood"Lowly estatetook a lowly human formthus became our bloodbrother

9(4)bb, 10(6)t,(127), 63(2)a40(2)t, 6P(4)B,91(4)bb, 116(4)S-T-B,129(2)B, 141(1)C,151(2)b, K(35)CF,(286), J(11)A,Uot 4S40(1)C4(3)Tuc94(5)b&c, 68(1)c,173(4)S-B, 174(3)t9(4)bb, 129(2)b,68(1)C, 167(2)a,173(4)S-B, 184(3)t,X(7)b,sc, (127) etc.151(2)b, (127)(233(.2))40(2)t, 62(3)b,133(5)b, 151(2)b(4)t, 152(5)b,167(2)a, L'(35)c,Sch.(58), (62), c,(286)96(2)a3(2)taBb&c, 96(2)a,129^ 3)SX(51)S-T-AX(4)AX(5)c, (155)4(3)Tuc, 15(2)S,(80), (287),40(2)t173(l)t40(2)t. 151(2)b (3)A7(3)T, 61(2)t , .63(2)a, Sch. (16) (58)61(2)t, 133(1)C,Sch.(29), (181)

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CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)Born of a Virgin

in a stable-manger

Oh to see Him in HiscradleHe became a littlechild

Visit of the Wise lien

The sheoherds cameHerod sought to slayHim

He came to bring salva-tion

and not to judge usEntry into JerusalemDisciples did not under-stand whyWe would follo-i HimthereLast Supper

see also COMUNIONAgony at Cethsemane

(described)Betrayal in the GardenHe knew Herod's plotHis cross is preparedHe is prepared to drinkthe ciq}He is taken, may theyperish who did itHe provided for HisMotherSo now you must go todie for meSuffering described atevery stageGolgotha I abhorCrucifixion

36(2)S-A, 61(1)CF,62(1)CF, 91(1)C,96(2)a, 121(1)CF(6)c, M(35)CF, (286)(62) (107) (119)(133(13)) (313)63(1)C (2)a. 91(2)s&c (3)T, X(8)B,(233(2)) (263),Sch.(33),121(5)8, X(59)c,Ehre(4)A, 65(3)b40(2)t, 133(3)t(233(2)), cf 110(2)T,(80), Sch. (16)65(1)0 (2)c (3)b(4)B (5)t, X PartsV & VI, (302(4))X Parts I-IV153(7)b, X(48)t(50)t (55)t (56)8(60)t,68(4)B68(3lb22(l)tbsa4C, (2)A(3)b, 159(l)aabb22fl)tbsa4C159(l)aabb (2)S-A(21^ (52) (140)

Seh,(51)160(2)tX(56)s159(l)aabb

M(28)bU(33)S-AACJ(56)c, (193)Sch. (66)159(l)abb, 160(2)t22(3)b85(5)T, (146) (152)(170) (189) (190)

CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)Crucifixion

He was innocent (48). J(15)c,J(37)tb, (293),U(3)c, (166),M(44)c, (292),M(58)S, M(69)a

Who struck Thee? (292), M(44)c,J(15)cSuffering, Wounds and Humiliation159(2)t, I60(2)t,vivid descriptionHumiliated, scoffed atand spat uponMartyrdom and shameDescended to HellScourged, reviled andcrucifiedmutilated

and laceratedtortured, butchered,and malignedTorture stripes andchains (Schmnrseninann)His thongs and thornsare a precious jewel

(119)Sch, (51), M(25)t,M(60)a, M(69)aJ(l5)c, (293), (48),(162(2))127(1)GF, (146)134(3)t

(289)Sch, (65)(307)M(1)C, (285)Sch.(55),(70)31(4)B

and tokens of victory 78(5)bOur Sympathy for Him

M(25)t&C, (47)A,(60)a, (63)c, (162)(0 Haupt), M(7P)C,(287), J(63)SWoe, they bear Him to

the grave (288)Whose corpse is it? (284)We suffered with Hira atevery step (describing) 159(l)aabb, 160(2)t,We would share the crosswith Him 22' 2)and bear it M(65)b, (66)b

7/e would be near Him L'(23)c, (163)and watch with Him 1!(26)Ti5C1 grieve for Him in mylittle cornerGrief at His deathWe deserved it, not He

Remember his bitterdeaththat he died for youthink on itand what He did foryou

159(3)tSch. (6) (12) (67),(310)J(15)c, (293), .M(l6)c, (294)M(25)c-,t

101(6)S-A186(2)b, (287)Sch. ( 64)-92(6)S

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CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)DeathHe lay bound by deathEs ist vollbracht (itis finished)lly Lord ia dead.'The world's life endedwhen He diedRocks were rent andgraves openedHe suffered for oursins

and shed His bloodfor UBHe suffered and diedto save usbroLght rich fruitRoses ame from histhorns, sweet fruitfrom }Iis worm-woodTho' v;e are sad, yetHe saved usBitter yet sweetWe rejoice in Soit ofit all

Resurrection

4(1)CF159(4)B, Sch.(20)(310)(289)181(2)aa, J( 62)T, K(73)t(293), J(15)c(286), Mf35)CF22(2)A, M(35)CF,(286)92(6)B

J(31)BIi(18)sU(26)t*C160(2)t

CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)Resurrection-Result ofIt is the basis ofFaith

and opened the wayof life

We must seek itI will soon riseIt will come for uslikewiseIt stills anguishIt assures believersof peaceMyrrh and spices arenot enoughI know tlmt my RedeemerlivesHe livesForget it notI will see KimI fear not to die

Easter Cantatas 4, 15, 31, 66, 134,145, Motet 3(9)C,Chorales (36)-(4l)(51) (83) (207)(374), Saster Oratorio

He is arisen 15(4)T, 66(1)C,67(1)0 (2)t (4)c,Sch.(39)

I doubt it no longer 66(4)ttaaHe triumphed overdeath 15(2)3

and escaped corr-uption 15(2)8The grave is foiled 66(2)b

and could not holdHim 56(4)ttaa

Discovery of emptytoiab East (6)tb3aI saw Him leuve thegrave 66(4)ttaaResurrection

-Result ofRejoicing at 134(2)T, 145(l)c,

Christ's appearanceafterThe Resurrection isour hope and comfort

(209), 145(7)c,(84), East.(3)T-B&C,(10)b (ll)c42(2)t (5)b66(4)aatt

160(2)t, Mot 3(9)C15(2)s31(6)T95(7)c, (356)31(7)s, ':)5(6)b,Sch.(3)Sa8t.(5)S67(5)aEast,(5)S150(1)T, cf 198(16)C128(3)B, 145(6)8(5)B67(1)C, 145(5)B128(3)B145(6)s

AscensionCantatas 11, 43, 128Rejoice at ll(9)tHe ascended to Heaven ll(2)t (5)t (7)tb,

(81)and sits at the righthand of God ll(5)t, 43(4)8 (5)s

(9) A, 128(4)A-TGod goeth up withshoiiting 43(1 )CBasis of salvation 12Bfl)CFI, like Him, will leavethe world of woe 128(1) CF

Second ComingHe will come again

Rejoice, He returns toclaim His ThroneCome soon

ll(S)a (ll)c,74(4)B (5)T,103(5)t (6)c,108(1)B, 154(3)c74(5)T106(5)8, 108(3)t,123(1)C, East.(8)3a,Kot 5C

At onement -Res ult ofSee also Resurrection-Result of

Consider it 80(3)bJoyous sing, ye ran-somed souls 30(l)cHis sacrifice atoned forsins of all mankind Sch. (55)

for all our faults 3''(3)AHe bore the sins of theworld 23(4)c

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CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)Atonement-Result ofHis blood washed awayour sins

cleansed the stainsaved us all

from slaveryremoved the taint ofAdam's Curse

It onlyfreed us frcm God's^^rath and judgmentRegained God's lostlovereconciled Hia wrathliberated usburst our chainsrended our fettersThe angels, who former-ly avoided us, now wel-come usHis bondage brought usfreedommade us soundand pure again

gave us bright nev;clothesabsolved meredeemed mankind

assured salvation tothem who feared dam-nationIt assured forgiveness

and salvation

5(2)b (6)s, 131(2)S-B, 136(5)T-B(6)c, and see131(4)A-T78(4)T114(7)c147(2)t4(7)c, 9(4)bb,30(5)A, 89(4)s,151(2)b, 158(l)b,162(4) a, and see145(3)S-T136(5)T-B70(ll)c55(5)c122(2)B80(2)S&B151(2)b63(2)a

122(3)sJ(40)c25(3)B78(4)T, 113(6)t,127(1)CF132(5)AJ(60)B&c5(4)a, 7(4)T,101(6)S-A, 145(l)c,159(4)B

CHRIST-LIFE (Cont.)Atonement-Result ofRescued us from the

122(2)BM(48)o, (361),ii(77)btas(tC3(2)bc, 9(1 )CF,15(10)quartet,50, 66(4)ttaa,74(7)A, 84(5)c,91(2)s*c (4)bb,92(7)t&c, 122(2)B,145(3)S-T, 149(2)B,108(2)T, 112(5)c,159(5)c, 167(1)T,173(l)t, 182(7)CF,198(9)C, 199(5)8,176(6)c, (115),X(7)b&Sc, K(58)S,Sch.(3.S) (39)

Fiend and Hell 78(1)C, (185)-(187)ended Satan's rule 134(3)tvanquished him PO(")b, 149(2)B,

158(l)b,, X(64)Csaved us from him 63(2)aand from Hell (133(17))

Triumphed over Satanand Hell 80(3)bI lai^h at Satan 74(7)who can no longer tan-

gle us in his net 74(5)Tconfounded Hell anddeath P9(6)c, East. (11)0dispelled the fear ofdeath 67(3)a, 145(6)sconquered death 198(7)Abroight the dead tolife M(35)CF,, (286)freed ub from death'sdistress and broughtblessedness (303)leads to peace; lockedthe gates of Hell J(67)C, 96(2)a

and opened those ofHeaven 96(2)a, 145(3)S-T,

opened Paradisewill get me to Paradisewon Heaven never to belostwon new life

after deathHe took all our guilton Kimbought our atonementpaid the pricemade our reckoning goodHe paid my debt

to the last cent andrescued me from thedebtor's prison

He paid the ransom goldfor all eternity

and vaped out the re-cord of our faults

Sing and pray in recog-nition of our obliga-tionT'were well I knov; thepri .e He paidi

J(67)C151(5)c75(3)T(334)(126)Sch.(35)40(5)a7(4)T74(8)c, 145(4)T89(4)s, 168(4)b,187(6)343C7)b, 105(4)b

160(2)t101(6)S-/1158(l)b

134(2)T (5)t22(2) A

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ISTIAIISATTRIBUTES, BUTE S Ai.TD REWARDSSee also GOD -Uan's Relations and Duties to

IJNBSLIZVERSBACKSLIDERSFAITHFUL

.TTRIBUTES24(1)A, 28(-i)t,31(5)t (6)T,132(2)t

TTRIBiniiS A:ID DUTIESDialogue catechismas to 152f6)S-R, 194f9)Sb

xo love God and yourneighbor 77(l)c

is the Christiein'sgoal 185(5)b, and see24M)b

His standard is tomake a Heaven on earth 76(9)b, 92(7)a&c


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CHRI3TIAi:3-ATTRIBuTZS Ai.Tj DUTIESBear your cross pa-tiently like Christ 93(2)b&c, (3)T,

94(5)b&cand uncomplaining 97(7)S-B

Cease mourning and seekiiis love 21(9)C,

97(2)B93f2)bf.c,

Do your bit and havefaith 93(7)cLet not the evil onehave any place in you 30(3)bHis heart should glowwith love and not behard as stone 164(l)TThey who are v/isechoose as friends thosewhom God favors Sch.(5)'.Ve Christians are oftensubjected to hardshipsto test us 88(7)s

to the wolves 139(3)aBy faith may weatherthe storm 31(3)T, 92(6)bBy firmnesB Satan maybe routed 54(3)ASing with joy as atribute to the risenLordPAUCITYChristians are few

and feeble

and wateringIt is distressing torealize our feeblefaithRE77ARDNo good thing is with-held from the right-eousThey are safe fromSatan

and deathHo foe can harm themNone damnedTrue beliefvers areassured salvationBlessed are the Faith-fulThey never die

and serve God inHeavenBelievers are sure ofpeace thru the Re-

surrectionBlessed are they whoare true to HimHypocrites beweire

134(2)T

2(1)CM, 42(4)S-T42(4)S, 101(4)Bc,130(2)a (3)B (6)c,126(3)a,t&c2(1)CM

75(9)a

79(1)C8Q(7)A-T87(7)A8( A-T40(j)c, 125(4)T-B66(2)bSch,(60), (299)70(8)T70(8)T

67(5)aMot IC141( 2)t

CHRISTIANS-REWARDOnly on the faithful dothe blessings fallThey who keep the faithare blessed 28(4)tGod will plant the faith-ful in the Promised Land 28(3)bbBlessed are they who doGod's willThey will go to HeavenThey who follow God willprosperDo your part and getGod's blessingBlessed are they in whosehearts God has chosen todwell 34(3)Blessed is he who praisesGod and doubly he whobears Him in his Heart 80(7) A-TThey who are steadfast dowell, but the deludedones, weary of duty,face a gloomy future 99(5)S-A.

141(2)t

lll(3)a168(4)b97(1)CF93(7)c

CHRISTOASCantatas for

Sunday after

Monday after

Christmas Tuesday(Words do not relateto Christmas)

1(1)C, l(6)c,(Morgenstern).63(1)C (2)a (3)S-B(4)t (5)A-T (6)b(7)C, 91(1)CF(Gelobet 107),91(2)s&c (3)T(4)bb (5)S-A(pauper),,,(6)c (Gelobet),Xaas Oratorio,151(1)3 (2)b(3)A (4)t (5)c,(5)o(Lobt Gott),195(6)c emb. ,.122a)CF (57)iiii m,m)r152(word3 unrelated)40(1)C (2)t(3)c(";ir Ch.)(4)b (5)a (6)c(7)T (8)c(Freuet),121(1)CF (2)T (3)a(4)B (5)s (6)c, (42)133(1)0 (2)A (3)t(4)8 (5)b (6)e (181),64, 57(8)c

See CHRIST-LIFE on earthRejoicing for X(1)C (9)c(von HiBBel(l2)c(Break forth)

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CHRISTMASRejololng for

COUinjNION

Ulraele of

(17)o(toii ftlamal)(21)C((Jlory to Ood)(23)e(Ton Hinmel)(24)C C28)c, (110)(0lob*t), (33)c,(335), (35)c(Rjoioeand ting) (36)C(42)o Mt, (43)C(45)C (46)0, (214),(53)c, (114), (59)c,(263), (64)o ex.,X(3)a (32)a6S(i)C(XBas Day),(62) (80) (105)(rr*ut) (106)(a4(l)) (215)(liiduloi) (233) (302)(Puar) (313)(335(1))(62)

For Dedication of 194Dwelling for God 194(2)bHe built it 30 that wocan see Him there 194(9)S-BWill cast you out of 44(1 )T-B, 183(l)bSinners have made God'shouse a den of thieves 90(3)BUnbeliavera would wreck 2(2)tHe will build a Templein His heart 90(2)a

CITY119, 120Praise of (Leipzig) 119(5)bHow fair thou art 119(4)T (5)b,120(3)b

180, l(4)bFirst on night ofbetrayal (21)At table bade themspread gospel (52)Prepared a meal, guests (140)Thy blood and body (140)Precious gift 180(3)8AcBid us to feast 180(1 )CBread of Life at Thytable 180(7)c

COMPASSIONFor NEIGHBORSee NEIGHBORGod's, see OOD-ATTRIBUTES-COMPASSIONATEChrist's, see CHRIST-ATTRIBOTES-LOVE

CONFESSSee also DENIAL(Whitmonday)God, and He will youMy heart and voice myj udgesConfess God openly, notby mere lip serviceConfess openly Jesus andHis resurrection and besavedOwn Him God and Saviour

be not ashamed toor else be barred fromHeaven

Help me not to deny TheeLet me not deny TheeNo ccmfort for the soulsince Thy servant hasdenied TheeConfess thy sins

174179(4)B45(5)A45(6)a132(4)a

145(2)0147(1)147(3) A147(3) A147(7)T182( 3)T

J(19)T179(4)b, M(48)c,(361)

COFFEECantata

COINSatan's face on

COLLEGEProfessor, Celebration

COMMANDMENTSThe tenThe first and greatWho loves me keeps myWe have broken ThyWhat of Thy command-ments? I confess I do

211

163(2)b

Vereinigte ZwietrachtSchwingt freudigDie Freude reget sich

(66)77(1)059(1)S-B, 74(1)C,172(2)b33(4)t, 17Q(2)a (3)A

CONSCIENCEworriesTurn to gospel to ease

and by jesus' wordResurrection givesgood conscienceAssurance of salvationdespite pangs oftorments evil doersDarts of wrath havepierced itwill betray ourthoughts before thejudgePrayer to easeKeep it clearAsk it, are you falseor true, and God willtell you

105(6)0, 131(4)A-T9(6)b113(4)b&c145(3)S-t33(4)t105(3)5113(1)GF

127(4)b78(6)B75(6)s

132(3)Bnot know one in a 1000 33(2)b

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CONTENT CUPID204 Base deceiver 203 (ltllMiB; vltb what you have 144(1)C (2)A words)(3)c (4)tPrecious treasure 144(5)S CURSE, Adam's

sweet 144(5)S See UAN-Adam*8 CurseI am 204(1)In simple joys isHeaven 204(4)SBe 204(6)SHeaven given con- DAMNATIONtentment 204(8)S -See JUDGMENT BAYRETRIBUriON

COVENANT CHRIST-ATONEMENTSee PROIilSE CHRISTIANS

UNBELIEVERSCRADLE

Christ's, see CHRIST-LIFE DAY OF JUDGMENTHercules strangling ser- -See JUDG1;IENT DAYpent in his cradle 213(9)AI stand beside Thy X(59)c DANCINGPraie vidth 63(5)A-T, Uo1CREATIONRiddle of

CREED\?ir glauben all* ineinen Gott

CROPStheir fullest ears arebearingOur crops are high

180(4)

(382)

92(6)B69(6)c, 76(14)c

CROSSSee CHRIST-PASSION AND DEATHawakes Iwpe 178(6)TKomm susses Kreuz M(66)B

CROSS-STAFF56(1)B

CROTISNHim Lord of All 43(7)BWill be crowned on high 43(8)a-of Thorns

of life, (will givethee)of Joy, on your headsof Salvationthat God promised

CRUCIFYHimin me the world, etc.Vben the world shrieks,"Crucify", let me notdeny Thee

CUPI will gladly drink itafter Him as Plis li^shave made the dregssweet

78(5)b, 134(3)t-aM(62)C (63)c, I60(2)t49(5)sb103(6)c186(10)S-A57(1)B

M(54)C(59)C(64)t, J(44)C22(3)b

182(6)T

M(2)B

DANGERSee GOD-HELPER Alffi) PROTECTORCHRIST-HELPER AND PROTECTOR

FOESDMilEL

Angel" protected himfrom lions and furnace

DAUGHTERSCome ye, and see Himand weep

DAVIDForgiven as

DE.^DSee also DEATHV/e will see them again

DEAFChrist heals theGod make me hear

and speak

130(4)s-T

ivr(i)c

131(4)A-T,113(6)t

198(15)b

35(3)a35(6)a35(6)a

DEATHSee also PRAYER-GIVE US-STRi;iIGTH \T LFATPof Christ, see CmiST-LIFE-DEWHKnell of, see laJELLImmanence of, see alo LIFE-Brevity ofvictory over by Christ, see also

CHRIST-WOriEI.lE.'rr-RES'XT OFCantatas aboutFuneral CantatasImmanenneFear ofJoyful anticipation ofDESCRIPTIONS OFDialocrue pro and conTerror and suffering

19860,. 10653, 106, 118,26, 276082. 95, 16160(4) at124(3)T, 127(2)t

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H DEATHSCRIFTIONS OF PREPARE FORttle >ietween Hi'e and Meet it bravely (189)ath 4(4)CF I am ready 12P(2)tberation 19R(8)t, 2a3t.(7)Teep 9'^(6)beep in peae 31f9)c, 82(3)B EFFECT OFace 60(3)t(a) {5lc ends worldly things 26(5)sIcome ret, perfect and earthly grandeur 94(3)t*cace 161(1)A and troubles 27(3)^ (6)c,.inless peace (15^), J(68)c 60(5)c, 95(4)tnal foe 13MZ)t-& (6)BLCk to the earth 8(1)CF (2)T, unshackles me 60(5)c

95(1)CF, 105(4)b looses bonds (91))die8 in the earth, Those who die remember3ul8 in Paradise 161(5)0 (6)c emb. not 135(3)T1 the earth 26(5)8 does not knock atring in the cool earth 82(4)b Heaven's door 146(9)ciried deep 127(3)S destroys me not 133(5)bee from sorrow, in Peace of 27(6)o, 31(9)cillowed groimd Sch.(l) 82(3)Bi8t and ashes 17(7)c, 26f5)8,

59(2)8, 73(4)B,Soul yearns for refugeBlessed they who die in

8(2)T114(4)Suc 161(3)T, the Lord 60(4)t(a)Mot IC Angels take us to Heaven 19(5)s (7)c,

(154), J(6R)cToday will Thou be withlytliilANElJCE OF

8(1)CF, 13(2)a,me in ParadiseV/e need not think of it

106(7)A-B17C7)c, 20(5)B (9)a, with sadness X(3^)S26(1)CF (2)T (3)a 'He will see oar loved(4)B (5)8 (6)c, ones 198(l5)b27(l)CFsatb (2)t, Rejoice, the strife is70(3)A, 75(2)b, done 106(9)C102(7)c, 166(6)c, May faith prevail at(94) (136) (240), death 111(5)8Sch. (2) at tinea appears a waystand with one foot to Hell 73(l)GF4tbs

n the graveurrounded by in lifeoon, as foretoldhink of it everly time has come

156(2)T&Sc(252)(94)(136)118, (248),Sch. (19) (52)

ENEVITABILITYTor thou must dielose could subdue itannot put it offor escape it

It comes to the greatestand the least 26(5)8to the strongest 26(3)aand to the rich man 93(5)t&c

106(4)B (5)C4(2)S-A(248), Sch. (52)17(7)c, 198(2)8

'prepare forPrepare for itTeach us to numberour daysSet thy house in orderB firm and patient asit draws near

27(2)t, Scb. (2)106(3)T106(4)B, 114(3)b,156(2)Tft8C93(3)T

is a necessary step toHeavenand to Jesusand the Father

leads to the PromisedLandleads to S'-dvationleads to libertySeed must fall to theearth and bear fruit

FEAR OF

Icy sweatAgonyTormentwrenches soul from bodyWorms feed on meBitterness ofFear of damnationNever forget it

67(6)B&C, 83(2)b,161(3)T, (17)56(5)c114(4:Sch, (1)92(1)CF114(5)114(4)Suc

60, 8(3)a, 13(2)a,4B(2)a, 60(1) A-T(3)A-T (4)at, 124(4)b127(2)t124(3)T60(2) at111(5)860(4)at, 16lf6)c emb.(252)60(4)a(t)Sch. (41)

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DEATHCHRIST THE COLoFORTER INSee also CHRIST-ATOJIEMEIIT

118, 125(2)A,127(2)tMay I die in His lovingarms 157(4)b, 161(4)awill be there to guideua (254) (353)guides thru the shadows 83(4)through the valley ofthe shadow of deathThy words banish fearof death

112(3)b, 184(l)t15(ll)c

The thought of theCross eases itsbitternesscalled the Bane ofQirist's deathHe oan raise fromthe Dead

(315), J(52)o67(3)48(5)t (6)T,83(4)a, 123(4)b,124(3)T

He will tajce me toHeaven Ehre(5)b

and to Abram's bosom (387)

CONQUERED BY CHRISTHe conquered itEnded its ruleIt is impotent

and swallowed up invictory

Let us not be con-quered by thebitterness ofImmortality assured

He dispelled the fearof itIt has no more terrorI fear it no longer

I disdain itand defy itAll's well that. endswellI am reconciled to theprospect of deathWhy fear it.In peace depeurt I

Come and take me

15(2)8, 198(7)A4(3)Tuc150(3)S4(4)CF, 15(3)S-A,(5)S

(252)161(5)C, 166(3)S(6)o emb., 198(7)A(16)C67(3)a3(4)t, 15(ll)c123(4)b, 125(2)A,127(3)3, 133(5)b,139(6)c, 161(6)c emb.Mot 3(6)c, X(38)S-B,(366)27(2)t92(8)S (9)c, 97(8)S,157(4)Bb, 188(2)b8(2)T82(1)B (2)b, 83(2)bb, 95(1)CF,106(7)A-B, 114(5) A,125(1)CP, 158(3)bb,(148)92(8)3, 128(2)t,161(5)0, 170(5) A,Sch. (48) (53)

DEATHCONQUERED BY CHRISTNunc dimittisInto Thy hands I commitmy spiritCome soonGome Jesus, comeAWAKENING FROM

83(2)b106(6)A127(3)SMot 5C

J(6P)c, (154),161(4)a (5)CJOYFUL AJ^ITKIPATION OFThe cantatas are filledof joy at the anticipateternal life ^'n Heaven.

Joy at the prospect ofseeing Jesus

and GodCome sweet deathI depart in peace andjoy

Let us be rejoicing

with expressionsion of death andFor examples see:

R(2)t (4)B (5)s,11(10)S, 16(5)T,27(l)CFsatb f2)t(3)A (6)c, 3l(8)s,43(10)s, 53A,56(3)B (4)b (5)c,57(3)S (6)s('b)(7)S, 70f3)A,82(i)b (2)b f3)B(4)b (5)B, 83(1)A,95(l)CF&t (2)s(3)Suc (4)t (5)T,111(5)3, 146(3)A,161(1)A (2)t (3)T(5)C (6)c emb,,Sch. (1)ll(ll)c, 57(6)s(b),:|124(5)5-/1, (98),Sch. (1)27(4)3, J(68)c,(154) (91)Sch. (42) (68),161(1)A82(1)B (2)b,95(1)CF, 106(7)AB,125(1)CF, 15S(2)bb(249)15(ll)c, cf 70(q)b95(7)c, (225)

DEBTSDuty to pay, see ACCOUNTIIJGPayment by Christ's death,see G?1RI3T-AT0!EIJENT-EF1^CT OF

DEDICATIONof! Churchof soul to God andChrist, see SURRENDER

DEEPout of

194

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DENIALSee also CONFESSof Christ by PeterNo comfort for anyonebecause ofLet me not deny TheeHelp me not to

J(14)-(18) J(20)o,M(45)tab (46)tbJ(19)t182f 6)T147(7)T

DISCIPLESGo ye into the worldand preach '7(5)bCalling to go toJerusalem 22{l)tb*Cdid not understand Hiswords 22(3)bChristians must be His 44(2)AAt ascension ll(2)t (5)t

DEPARTUREJesus' from ussee CHRIST-ALL IN ALL-Fiction of DepartureFor friends ' 210

DOORI stand before the,and knock 61(4)b

DESERTThe world is 186(7)b

DOUBTSee BACKSLIDERSLeave behind 186(3)B

DESPAIRSee also TRIBULATIONChrist's, see CHRIST-LIFE-SUFFERING,Christ as comforter in death,see CHRIST-COiJORTERalso DEATH-CHRIST, COLIFORTER, andCmiST,COKFORTERalso GOD-HELPER, and CHRIST-HELPER.General

Maelstrom will swallow

12(2)C, 13(1)T (2)a(5)B, 20(1)GF(ll)c, 21(5)T,38(1)CM, 45(1)G,57(2)s, 73(l)CF&3tb,131(1)C, 135(4)a,138(l)CF&ta (2)b

met 9(3)TJesus gone forever 154(1)TGod has deserted me 155(l)sAll the world a Helland desolation 153(4)tLight of joy fromHeaven in 13(5)B

DIALOGUESSoul and Christ 21(7)8b

Hope and Fear

DIANA

32(4)sb (5)SB,49(2)B (3)b3(4)S (5)sb (6)SB,57(l)b3 (4)bs(6)b3 (7)S (8)Bo,5B(1)S-B, 140(3)SB(6)SB, 145(3)S-T60(4)A-T, 66(4)taa(5)A-T

208

DOVETo the Ark with olivetwig M(74)b

DRAGONSee SERPENTLions and (g) 153(2)a

DRESSFestal at banquetSee BRIDE OF CHRISTMetaphor re weddingGarments fit for feast 162(4)aThite dress by baptism 132(5)A.> 165f2)bPut on Christ 165(2)bsprinkled red 31(3)b

DUMBmade to speak

DUST AND ASHESMankindGod knows we are

but does not despiseus because of it

Body will he

Eartlily things becomedustBody a lump of dirt

35(6)?

(17), and seelP6(4)t17(7)c61(5)S17(7)c, 26(5)3,59(2)s, 61(5)S,73(4)B, 114(4)Suc,161(3)T, Uot IC75(2)b (E)1P6(4)T

DV^LLIKGOur hearts as that of God and Christ,see HE^VITSAnticipation of dv;elling with CHRIST,see DEATH-JOYFTJL AJJTICIPATTON OF

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DWELLING (Cont.)Uarvel that God dwellsin meGod chose the earth 'as His dwellingHow lovely is Thydwelling placeGod dwells in theChurch buildingHow can he choose sosmall a place as earth?How good of Him todwell hereFavor by God to makeour CityFresinnptious to think Icould make a fitdwelling for Jesus here"If He love me we willcome and dwell withHim"

148(3)a91(2)s&c32(4)s&b194(2)b194(4)s194(10)SB (ll)b119(3)t

128(3)B&b

59(1)SB, 74(1)C

EASTER (Cont.)7/ill return to rejoiceyou

Good shepherd

Tuesday

Keep the feast

103(1)C (6)c,108(1)B (2)T(3)t (4)C85(1)B (2)Af3)c (4)t r5)T(6)c, 104, 112134(l)ta (2)T(3)ta (4)A-T(5)ta (6)C,14512(2)C4(6)S-T (7)c

EAGL3SpinionsFly with wings ofRenev.ed likeSoaring like an eagle

43(ll)c, .137(2)A56(3)B28(2)CM213(7)T

EGYPTFlight into

ELIASBorne to Heaven

58f2)b

130(5)TEASTER

See CHRIST-RES ;JRRECTIOIJCantatas suitable for

iCnaay

4(1)C (2)S-A(3)Tuo (4)CF(5)B (5)3-T(7)c, 15{l)bb(2)3 (3)S-A (4)T{5)S (6)A-T-B(7)S-A (9)t(lO)S-A-T-B(ll)c ex.,31(2)C (3)b (4)B(5)t (6)T (7)s(8)S (9)c,145(l)c (2)C{3)S-T (4).t (5)B(6)s (7)c,160(1)T (2)t(3)T (4)t (5)T,Easter Oratorio(3)T-B&C(4)a,s,t,t-b,s-a(5)5 (5)tbsa (7)T(8)sa (9)A (10)b(n)c66fl)C (2)b (3^B(4)tta (5)T-A (6)c,67(1)C (2)T {3)a(4)c (5)a (6)bbfi,C(7)c,

ELIJM'SChariot

ELIZABETHVisitation

19(7)c, 169(4)i

147(2)t

ElEinSSSee FOESSee GOD-fCSLFER X::L PROTSCTOR-against FoesCHRIST-HELPER AlTD PROTECTOR

NEIGHBORPardon him 89(4)sI must love him as mydearest friend 170f4)aand forgive those whom

I have hated 177(3)S

ENOUGHloh habe genugEs ist

spmAii:L!ay ycu married pairflourish like Ephraimand t'anassah

P2fl)B60(5)c, (91)

89(1)E

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EPIPHANY

ETERNITYDonnervort

FAITH

Eternal torment des-cribed emd feared

though Justsword to pierce soulA momnnt separatestime from

EVENINGBide vith usIn the evening of thatSabbathLorelj hour

EXAUINE UE

rAITH& also CHRISTIANS

HERETICSBACKSLIDERS

Especially Cantatas

He who believes and isbaptised shall be savedaffords assursince ofJesus' love and will bea large credit in theBookmore important thanworkscreates pinions tocarry us to HeavenConfer it on meKeep the FaithWalk in the Path ofHave FaithLet it be firm

as a rockwhich CEinnotbe shaken

Le't not mocking tongues.beguile you

65, 32, 154, Do not falter 178(7)c(123) I believe, help Thoumine unbelief 109(1)CFaith prevails in theend 109(5)A20(1)CF (ll)c is a blessing and joy 134(l)ta60(1)AT (275), Forms are not enough.Soh. (56) it must be real7/ork8 are required, but

7(2)B20(2)t (3)T fedth essential 37(4)b(4)b (5)B (6)A It overcomes sin and(7)c brings salvation 40(3)c20(5)B will get us to Heaven 3(2)ta3b&c (3)B,20(ll)c,60(l)AT, 9(l)CF&b, 64(6)b,(275), Sch. (56) 176(5)A, 198(13)c,

(299), Sch. (60)102(6)a With it, no foe can harmyou 80(7)A-THe that believes isnot damned 68(1)C (5)C,

6, 61(4)b Mot 3(2)C6(1)C (3)Suc Uphold my faith that Iwill go to Heaven 166(3)S42(2)t He who believes willM(74)b (describes secure God's blessing 75(ll)bevents of in his- to him the door oftory). mercy will be open 178(6)T(64) (65) (274) Promise of old that we(298), Sch. (8) (9^

(10) be shriven by Faith 48(6)TEye of Faith will seesalvation 109(4)aYe of little faith, whyBO fearful 81(4)bb136(1)C Take courage, Jesusstill works miracles 109(4) aFaith sometimes succumbsto reason 178(7)c179(2)tt is mostly lukewarmwith us and oftensuperficial 181(1)B (2)a37, 68(1)C (2)s (4)8(5)c, 109, and see and faltering 60(3)a(t)54 Lamp of Faith almost outIt is distressing to

109(3)a37(1)C realize its feebleness 75(9)a

Parable of the sower 181The Faithful are thriceblessed Mot IC37(2)T they will not be lost 176(4)b

or forgotten 178(2)a&C9(5)SA, 37(4)b For the Righteous, lightis sown 195(1)C37(5)B Each righteous soul adds37(5)c lustre to tbe Faithful 195(2)b198(8)t There will be a Golden152(2)B Age for them 184(4)t155(5)c

127(2)t Thrice blessed are they 184(2)S-A, Mot ICHappy are they Sch. (4)109(6)c ex. 16n(2)t Stand firm against evil 54(1)A128(3)3 FAITHFULSee FA^TH, CHRISTIANS,70(5)S HERETICS, BACKSLIDERS.

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FAREWELLSoon I say farewell tothe worldtc Jesus, pain is doneworld of evilWorld farewellCantata of, to friendFarewell wrong-doing

FISHING GAITTATA(136)(310), Sch. (67)(314), 95(3)Suc27(6)c, 158(2)S-B60(5)c, Sch. (19)209Mot 3(8)CU, 64(8)c,139(6)o, 146(3)A

88

FLESHsea UAHweak tho' spirit willing 70(4)t, 78(3)t,

163(4)S3-AaYe are not of the Mot 3(5)C

FATHERSee GODAs a father pitieth hischildren 17(7)c, Mot IC

FEAROf Death and Satan and Foes conqueredby Christ,See CHRIST-ATOl^EMENT

CHRIST-HELPER AND PROTECTORGOD-HELPER AND PROTECTOR

Fear not, I am with thee,I am thy God 153(3)B, Mot 4

FEAST OF LOVESee BANQUET, BRIDE OF CHRIST.

COMUUHION.God's Heralds call usto 76(2)tt

FESTIVALSee REJOICINGCelebration, joy 194(1)0

FIGHTSee BATTLE,Michael and dragons 19Hard for flenh and bloodto fight for what isright

FINAL DAYWhen comes the

FINISHEDIt isEa ist Tollbracht

FIRE of loreKindle in useverlastingdescendingpurifiesof Hell, fed by thornsof greedProtects u from

FLOVffiRSSpring Cantata

Music as sweet as theblossoms in Springtimeblooming

3(2)tasb*o

j(68)o, (154)

159(4)BJ(58)A, Sch. (20)(67)

1(3)S, 197(5)o34(1)C, ewiges(l)C59(3)c, (63)2(5)T181(3)T17l(5)bb

202(1)3 (2)3 (3)S(4)8 (5)S (7)S

207(1)C207(2)t

139(5)3134(3)tEsp. Cant.79(5)S-B

14

2(4)b, 134(3)T14(4)B, 178(3)b14(3)t

FOESSee also ENEJ-HES, UNBELIEVERSGOD-HELPER AND PROTECTOR

CHRIST-HELPER AND PROTECTORThe principal "foes" are Satan, and hishorde. Death, Sin, Suffering, Trouble, andWant, against all of whom God and Christprotect U8.Sin is my greatest foeDeath is my final foeOur foes

assail usand attack therighteouslike an angry sealike a raging filthyfloodlike lions and hungrybeasts 178(5)c*btabThey seek to ensnare I4(5)cand to slay us 146(4)8They bend their bows 79(2) A, 153(4)tdeal mighty blows 153(l)owould rend us 14(3)tattack 66(5)A-Tfiercely 57(4)8battack and persecute 41(5)bpersecute 58(2)bseek to bring about ourdoom

sooff with spite andbatsrevile usto God

They leave us no reposeand rejoice at our mis-fortunes 146(6)tThey slsoider Christ anclseek to estrange us fromHim 46(2)TProtect me from my

enemies 78(6)B

42(4)S-T139(2)T57(5)B50, 149(2)B67(5)a

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FOLLOWI follow Jesus 22(2)A (3)b,159{2)S-A

GETHSEMANEEAgony at Sch. (51)

FOOTI stand with one footin the grave 156(2)TftSc

FOOTSTOOLEarth as God's 162(2)t

FORGIVESee SINS, NEIGHBOR, GOD, MMand you will beforgiven 185(2)aa

GIFTSBy man to God, see OFFERINGSee also GOD-GIFTS AND BLESSINGS

GLORY, see PRAISEto Father, Son, etc 10(7)c, 191(1)C

(2)S-T (3)Cto God in highest, andon earth, etc. 110(5)S-T. X(2l)c,

(105)To Hia be all the glory 117

FORSAKESee GOD-FAITKFUL AND TRUECHRIST-FAITHFUL AND TRUE

PRAYER-Do not forsake us

GOALChristian 185(5)3

FORTUNEblind 201(3)SFOUNT

See GOD-DESIGNATIONSCHRIST-DESIGNATIONSBAPTISUGush forth, thou fount

of Blessing (Christ'sblood) 5(3)TGod's love a springthat never dries 169(4)

FRETnot (111)not at humble role 186(1)C

FRUITForbidden, plucking 95(2)s

FUNERALSee DEATH

53, 106, 118,198Funeral bells, see KNELL

GABRIELAnnunciation (20)Proclaimed living wordin Bethlehem l(2)t

GELIORRAHSee also SODOllLet not Jerusalem beannihilated like 46(2)t

GOD-DESIGNATIONSAll in allAlpha and Omega (A & O)

GEimoELIANDefinition of 204(7)3

41(3)al(6)c, 41(3)a,49(6)SB, Herr Gott(2)b(C&B), (218)(225) (382), cf172(4)T, (111),Sch. (24) (28)

Blessing 129(1)CF, (19)Comfort (Trost)see GOD-ATTRIBUTES-COL!FORTERCreator 13(6)c, 44(6)c,73(5)c, 97(9)c,

98(1)CF(E), 99(l)CF(E), 100(l)CF(E), 117(2)bb (3)T (6)B,121(2)T, 125(3)b&c,129(1)CF, 138(1)CFAta, 178(7)c.196(4)C, cf 195(5)C137(3)S-B36(6)Tuc (of us all),64(1)0, 92(2)bc,99(2)b, 129(1)CF,176(5)A, (382),Sch. (61)

"The Father", innimerablo.Fount of every blessing 24(6)c ex., Sch. (7)Fount (stream) ofhappiness 169(2)aaFriend 52(3)S, 139(1)CF(2)T, (238)(our dearest) 155(3)bof Kan 180(3)Sc&sGod of Mercy 179(6)c, (34)

God of Law and Right 116(5)a

made us in His imageFather (our)

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GOD-DESIGNATIONSGuiding starHavenHeroHopeKingKing of KingsUght

LifeLord, TheLord of Creati onLord of the FaithfulLord of LordsLord God of SabaothLovePrince of PrincesPhysicianPreserverProtector of high andlowReliance (Zuversicht)Rock and FortressRuler

exsdtedShield

Source of allcompassionSpringStronghold sureStar, guidingSun

.Veil-spring'Wonderman

197(3)A(151(2))90(4)t(151(2))43(1)C, 71(1)043(3)T28(4)t, 29(4)b,100(4)B, 129(1)CF,137(5)c, (112),of 194(3)B (4)s100(4)B(G), 129(1)0F,(151(2))28(4)tHerr Gott (1)0Sch. (7)6(6)c80(2)S-B, HerrGott (5)T33(5)T-B126(2)T99(3)T, 100(3)S,cf 103(3)A29(4)b29(4)b111(2)A192(2)S-B(225)137(1)CF79(1)0 (2)A,(111) (216)(252)28(4)t, 169(2)aa,Soh. (7)80(1)CF, 93(1)0197(3)A79(1)CF (2)A,180(5)3, (11)(111)(111), 28(4)t93(6)3

ATTRIBUTES-ORDSRS THE UI^IIVERSEHe rules all Creation 137(2)A

far and wide 69(4)tEarth and Heaven areunder His sway 43(3)THe moulded the Universe }l8rr Gott (1)0He set the Heavens inmotion and gave life 76(2)tT, (59),and set tiie Heavens'

ceiling 189(4)tHeaven and earth andall Creation must doHis will J(9)c, (317)Ruler art Thou ofEarth and sky ll(6)c

and of the clouds and.winds i:(53)c, (159) (32)

GOD-ATTRIBUTESORDERS THE UNIVERSEHe directs day and night,moon and stars, and setsthe borders of all lands 71(4)B

REGULATES ALL HUIAN ACTIVITIESGeneral

from cliildhood onHe made us in His imageIn Him we live and moveand YiZ.ve our beingThe smallest eventsare prescribed by HimHe directs our ways

71(3)C, 92(4)A*c,98(1)CF, 99fl)CF,100(1)OF (2) AT(3)S (4)B f5)A(6)c, 119f9)A,Sch. (28)79(3)o ex.137(3)SB(E),129(1)GF106(2)097(3)t198(5)c, (25)(32)

shows us the way of life Sch. (59)shows what right is 45(l)0Arranges the lot of each 21(9)C, 46(6)c,93(5)t&cNumbers our days

knows the name of eachof uscounts every hair ofour headswills the time for usto dieHe is with us in allthat we doAll we hs.ve is from KimHe directs our course

and guides usas a guiding starthru uncharted landsand leads us to thePromised Land

He gives light and lifeand blessingHe rules His subjectsfar and near

and has always ruledme

7/hat he does not sustainis futileHe Eight easily dispensewith usAll happens as He willsHe sends our troublesand ends themHouse and town he doesnot protect will fall

41(3)a, 111(4) AT,(4 cf 106(3)T),Sch. (28)Herr Gott (2)blll(3)a106(2)071(3)039(5)3, 84(2)s137(3)SB, 178(2)a^c,197(1)0197(3)A1R8(3)A178(2)a&c, cf28(3)bb76(6) a, HerrGott (1)0117(3)TSch. (11)92(3)T88(2)t72(1)C, (2)aa (6)c,73(4)BSch. (69)(389)

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GOD-ATTRIBITTESREGULATES ALL HUMAN ACTIVITIESHe makes Hia purposeplainHe imposed our yokeHe endows our rulerswith wisdomOMNIPOTENT

Hie power and mightare immenseRuler exaltedthe Seraphim kneel toHimThe display of Hisbanner shakes the verygates of HellAll happens as He wills

What He resolves, comesto pass

Gott ist mein KonigHe has compassed mightythingsAll are in awe of HimHis works are pastmortal understandingOnly He can do wondersHe is the wonderman whocan make the rich poorand the poor richHe can make all wellfor me

and turn calamityinto blessing

A nod from Him relievesall troubleHard tasks vanish inHis handsA v;ord from Him endsthe proudThe Tiiicked cannot harmHimNone can change Hiswill

or thwart His purposethey who try, perish

All endures that HesustainsO^iinSCENTHe knows our everythought

45(2)t(385)

69(4H137, 178(2)a&c,(5)btab&c, HerrGott(2)b, 71(5)A184(1 )t137(1)CF189(4)t

174(3)t72(1)C (2)aa (6)c,73(4)B, 97(3)t,144(6)c72(6)c, 111(1)CF,153(5)c, M(31)c,(342)71(1)C110(1)C128(4)A-T147(8)a, cf HerrGott (2)b176(3)S

93(6)S188(5)c99(2)b75(7)c(E), 88(7)s,100(5)A(E)100(2)A-TU(57)s(217)107(3)B (5)S111(2)B107(5)S, (216(4))92(3)T

Herr Gott (2)b97(9)c

-ArrRIBUTESOlOnSCENTHe knows

our faults 55(1)Tand sins 87(4)tthe time foreverything 93(4)S-Awhen it is time forus to die 9(6)b, 106(2)0,

(174), Sch. (28)Searches our hearts andknows all therein Mot 2CKnows we are dust 17(7)cHe numbers our days 41(3)a, lll(4)/l-T,

Sch, (28), cf105(3)T

knows the name of eachof us Herr Gott. (2)b

and counts the hairsof our heads lll(3)a

knows the day of oursalvation, but does not 86(6)cdisclose itAtrECTIONATEHe is called Love 33(5)T-BHis love lasts eternally 193(3)S

it is the soul's re-pose, the Spring thatnever dries, theSpirit's paradise 109(4)a

His love and care areimperishable 8(5)3, (387)-I knov/ that He loves mestill 174(2) A, 183(4)sCi

(337)His love closes '^'elland opens Heaven 169(4)aBehold what love 64(1)CHe loves those who keepHie Coomandinents 59(1)SB, 74(1)Cblessed us v;ith showersof love 137(4)Trie so loved the v;orldthat He gave His OnlySon 58(1)C, 94(5)b,'C,

174(3)t, 173(4)SB,etc..

See CHRIST-LIFS Oil E.^RTHHe keeo" us ever in HisthoughtsHis loving kindness iseverywhereGrace and goodness fillHis heartHe will love me tho'mountains falland kingdomsDo not fear that He willcease to love youHe is our true friend inneed and trouble

Mot IC(117), Sch. (25)(349)92(2)b5c(311)Sch. (73)139(4)B, (53), (358)

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GOD-ATTRIBimSS. AITBCTKMIATEour true friend in lifeand death 143(2)SucFriend of Han 180(3)s8He rejoices in Hisfaithful ones to dothem good 28(3)bbH* idll hear ourprayers 41(5)b, 115(5)t

open when e knock. 98(4)aand find us when wego astray 88(4)T

guides us with afather's care 99(2)bThe best friend I hare 139(4)BHe does innumerableacts of kindness for us 90(2)aHe is solicitous of Hischildren's happiness 197(2)b, (7)8and is our friend des-pite disparity instatus Sch. (5)He watches over us 115(3)bwith mercy andjustice Mot 60

He loves us 92(2)bAcand is mindful of us 76(2)ttHe delights to help us 86(4)tOur ally 70(6)tLooks kindly on us 76(7)cHis loTe soothes myspirit 169(3)AThose who love and fearHim are dear to Him 74(2)STho* he tries our faith 92(l)CFa nod froE. Him shows

His approval 23(3)Cand mnkes us whole 114(2)THis blessings show Hislove for us X(28)c, (110)Blest is He who has Godfor a friend 139(6)che need not fear 139(2)T

and will have allhappiness 139(1)CF

ALL IN ALL TO MANSee also SIPJIENDERGeneral- 23(3)0, 24(6)c

He is all we requireHe who has Him needsnothing more 28(4)tWithout Him all strivingis vain (111)

52(5)S, 77(3)S,97(4)T, 107(6)T,150(5)ATB, 117(6)B,194(8)T(253), Sch. (53)

GOD-ATTRIBUIESALL IN ALL TO MANWith Him joy is over-flowing (111)He is better than goodsor gold (19)Without Him I have noanchor 21(5)tFriend of Msm 180(3)Sc var. ()The best friend I have 139(4)bHe is ever near and Ilook to Him 98(2)tI look alone to Him 148(3)aAs the hart pantethafter the water brooks 148(3)aWhy hast Thou forsakenme? 21(4)tNothing can part me fromHim (324)I am of Him and He ispart of me 95(6)b

ALL WISE69, 100He orders all wisely 107(2)b, Sch. (69)guides us wisely 88(3)T, 108(6)c,117(2)bb , 197(3)AHe is a wise counsellor I39(3)a

He knows what is bestfor usHis way is bestHis time is bestHe is right in thesmallest thingsWhat He does is donewith wisdom

and reason

M(53)c, (159)35(4)A. 73(l)CFAsbt,92(4)Auc, (117)106(2)069(2)s75(7)cI2(7)c, 98(1)CP,99(1)CF, 100(1)CFand is best for us tho'

the cvqp be bitter 75(7)c, 92(4)Auc,and the path thorny 100(5)A, Sch. (25)12(7)c, 75(l4)c,99(6)c, 100(6)c

73(l)CF*tb8, I97(2)b12(7)c69(5)B

and hard to under-standand leads to sorrow

He foresees all ourneedsOur wit is petty cocparedto His 152(5)bHe is a wise physician 99(3)T, 100(3)SIf we follow His advicewe will prosper 97(1)CFHe endows our counsellorswith wisdom 69(4)t

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OOD-ATTRIBOTESCOUPASSIONATE AND MERCIFULSo also JUDGMENT, RETRIBUTIONHis oompassion 120(2)C

and mercy are unendinghowever great our 8in838(6)c

His loving-kindness (232)His mercy everywhere 117(3)TStreams of mercy 173(4)S-BHe is the source of allcompassionHis compassion isbeyond coiq>ari8onIt is my anchorHis mercy and cou-passloncomfort us and set usfr X(29)S-BHe gives us mercy 79(1)CHis mercy is overflowingl73(4)S-B, 189(4)t

and unfailingHis heart overflowswith pity

and melts on reminderof the Cross

I bring my faults andlay then: before Him atthe Mercy SeatHe is deeply touched bykindness to neighborsAs a father pitieth hischildrenHe is the God of Mercyever mercifulHe teii-pers justice withmercy

(252)(169), J(27)c56(2)b

117(3)T, 155(2)A-T98(4)a55(4)t, cf 127(4)b

55(4)t, 78(3)t39(2)bMot IC, 17(7 )c179(6)c10(5)A-T, 79(1)C

will not render a crueljudgment against me

but will pardon me

or give a gentlesentencetho' guilty

llKDCF, 144(6)c,M(3l)c, (342)60(2)at78(3)t. 128(5)c,131(2)S-B, 199(7)3,cf Sch. (27), (102)

77(6)c, 97(5)a(102), 136(4)b,cf 105(2)a

If He should mark in-iquity, who could stand 38(l)CM, 131(2)S-BIf judged by our faultsnone would be excused 105(1)C, cf Sch. (27)I come before Him notas a judge but as aFatherHis mercy exceeds myguiltIn Him is mercy andredemptionWill He not relentHe chastises and flays,but does not slay usGute und Gemuthe

55(4)tM(48)c, (361)

131(5)C109(2)t69(4)t3(2), 28(5), 51(3).77(279(2), 89(2), Q:=!


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GOD-ATTRIBUTESFAITHFUL, TRUE AND RELIABLEHiB blessings often looklike curses 73(1)8 & CFHe keeps the best untilthe lastGod does not forget

or desertor forsaJce

the faithful

155(3)b88(8)c, 93(5)Tuct (7)c,138(4)t (7)c,187(6)s, 188(2)b,189(3)T, 197(10)c,(309)98(3)S, 117(5)a,(349)52(4)8, 56(2)b,100(3)S, 107(2)b,138(3)093(7)c, 109(6)c ex.,176(4)b, 178(2)a&c99(2)b

GOD-ATTRIBUTESHELPER AID PROTECTORwill not deliver Hisbest beloved to the foeAll that He protects isstableprotects us

and the devouttho' mountains fall 58(2)bHe keeps us in Histhoughts U 10GENEROUS-see GOD-GIFTS AND BLESSINGS TO MANHELPER AND PROTECTORSee also CHRIST-HELPER AND PROTECTORPRAYER-GIVE US HELP

ANGELS, FOES, SATANHe is the guardian ofthe Christian faith 44(5)S

its firm foundation 93(1)CFthe rock of salvation 92(2)b&crock and fortress 192(2)SBrock 109(6)c ex.fort and citadel (382)(E)stronghold sure 80(1)CF

He strengthens thestronghold that protectsthee 119(2)0Protector of high andlow 29(4)b

He extends His hand to88(7)8His mighty ana

His is the succoringhemd when blows of fateredoubleWe may cast our burdenson HimHe helps His people farand nearwhen cortal aid and

coL.fort failand there is noneother to help

85(6)o, 109(2)t,(117), Sch. (25)

139(4)B155(4)S117(5)a117(6)B42(7)c, 90(4)t,126(6)cWhat people anywhere is

80 constantly cared for 29(4)bever guards 2(6)cand protects thefaithful 10(5)AT, 67(5)a,

72(6)c, 100,lll(l)Ct, 126(3)atc

with mercy and justicewith the Right Hand ofRighteousness

upholdsand watches over us

His help is sureCares for His children

from childhood onGuards as a shepherdSee also SHEPHERD

71(6)C92(3)T21(8)SB, 12(7)c,75(14)c, 99(6)c,100(6)c, l38(3)C8*a,(382)U(6)C153(3)B21(6)0, 98(1)CF,99(1)CF, lOOfDClP44(5)S, 115(3)b45(6)a, 86(5)T93(3)T197(2)b. (7)b85(6)o, 104(3)T,112(1)0 (2)A,184(3)t

i

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Were He not on our eideand with us we wouldbe lostWith His help, no foe,however mighty, canwithstand us

or bring us to shameWith Him we need notfear aught from mortalman

nor fear damnationand are secure againstevil Eind harm

Without Him all ourstrivirjg is vain, withHim joy is overflowingHe protects our cityOnly the house that Heprotects standsBlest is he who has Godas helperA nod froEj Him curesmisfortune

178(1)CF, 14(1)C

80(5)t134(3)t

150(7)040(3)c97(4)T

(111)120(3)b(389)143r3)t88(7)8

Against dangers other than Satanand his host.

14(1)0 (2)S (3)t(4)B (5)c, 15(9)t,43(9)A, 66(5)A-T,71(6)C, 79f2)A,80(8)c, 115(5)t,126(3)at&c, 134(5)t,Mot 3(5)C, X(54)CAmong the foes and dangers that He guards

us against aretThe world, flesh anddevil (5)the world 52,(4)8, 58r2)bThe eletents 92(2)b*c

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GOD-ATTRIBUTESHELPER AID PROTECTORAgainst dangers other thanSatan suid his host.Among the foes and dangers thatHs guards us against aretHocking and defamingfos 109(6)0 ex*ho revile us to God 50, 149(2)BThe guile of foes 86(6)eThe volfish rage of thegodless rabble who woulddefame us 139(3)a

and idio attack us withfell ferocity 2(4)b (6)e

Foes who rejoice in ovirmisfortune 115(5)tOur infirmities Uot 2CDamnation 40(3)cUisfortune 88(7)8Evil 188(5)cEril and hariu 97(4)TEvil beasts 153(2)a

desert foes 104(3)TTreacherous brethren 126(3)a,t&oAs to Papists and Turks cf 18(3)8*

126(1)CFThe horde of troublesthat assail us 80(1)CFTrouble 80(1)CF, 92(2)b&c,

109(2)t, 112(3)b,139(4)3, (25)Illr^ss 137(3)S-B

Need 51(1 )S (many otherexamplesNeed and povertyDisgraceDistressI/Iisfortune

138(3)C,s&a(349)93(l)CF88(7)b, 100(2)A-T

Against Satan and his host(Almost all the general referencesto Feinde mean them.)

15(7)S-A, 41(5)b,43(6)b, 79(5)S-B,80(1)CF, 90(4)t (5)c,139(1)CF, 153(5)e,(5), (238)He lays low the Arch-

Fiend 80(5)uoWhen the Fiend with hishost emerges raging fromHell, God defeats himand sends him back inhams 107(4)TLet him rage 92(3)This fiery rage will nothelp him 122(4)S-A-TBut for God he wouldorereome me 153(1 )e

GOD-ATTRIBUTESHEIi'ER AMD PROTECTORAgainst Satan and his hostAlbtie we were undone, butHe fights for us 80(2)SBeThey who rely on Him maybid defiance to Satanand his horde 139(l)CrX laugh at the Devil 15(7)SA

and flaunt the fiends 139(6)oJUSTGod is always Just 117(9)e, 144(6)6,

(78)He is called the God ofLaw and Right 116(5)aHis people share Justiceeverywhere 117 ( 3 )THe does Justice 28(2)CU, 100(4)Balthough He often ealle

for atrici settlement 45(3)THis Judgments arerighteous 105(2)aA long pimishment for abrief default is Just 20(5)BNo Christians are damned 40(3)cHe bids us take theright path 100(2)A-T

and abhors sin 115(3)band hypocrisy 136(2)texalts the lowly and

downs the proud 10(3)t (4)B47(1)C (2)S,of 93(6)Sc var

and the greedy 144(4)tHe rewards them liio helptheir neighbors 39(7 )cHe helps the poor andneedy 186(8)S

but is severe on thewicked end the luke-warm 10(3)t

Do not think when afflic-tion presses, that He hasforgotten or left us 21(9)CF

or when He chastens youl55(5)eor seems severe 186(6)oor hard to understsmd 197(2)bor subjects you towolfish rage 139(3)aor seems to forget you 188(2)bor to have left us 155(3)bHe is merely testing us 155(3)b (5)eHis blessings often look

like curses 73(l)sACFOBIQOTTOIBDwells in our hearts, see HEARTSHe is everywhere 76(1 )Cand reigns everywhere 143(5)8He is unconfined by timeand space 194(2)b

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GOD-ATTRIBUTESUBIQUITOUSNeither Heaven norearth holds Him 91(3)TIf I take the wings ofthe E-orning and fly tothe ends of the earth,He is there 55(2)t

or if I am flung intothe sea 92(2)b&c

He is with us in allthat we do 71(3)CGod liveth yet (117), Sch. (25)He looks down froir:Heaven 2(1)CM

on His Elect 90(4)tand sees us all be-neath Him 189(3)T

His mercy arid truth areeverywhere 17(3)SHe dwells in His teEplesl94(2)bTho unseen and far awayHis spirit is near 194(9)sb

and is in each of us 133(2)AHis grace 121(3)a

and loving-kindness (117)are everywhere and tothe clouds in Heaven 171(2)THis name extends to the

end of the earth 171(1)0

MAJESTYWhen Seraphim must hidetheir faces, how can welook on Him?The Heavens declare HisgloryIt never fadesThere is none like HimUERCIFULSee COLiPASSIONATENOT DECEITFULGod does not deceive us

17(2)a

Sch. (50)76(1)0 (2)tt.T.72(4)T110(3)b

9(6)b, 99(2)b,100(2)A-T87(3)a, cf 132(3)B197(2)b

He ever speaks plainlyto usHe is sometimes bardto understandSee also JUSTHe does not tell us whenour salvation will be 9(6)b, 86(6)c

or when we are to die 9(6)bHe will not poison us 99(3)T, cf 100(3)SAsk Him thru your con-science if you are falseor true and be told 132(3)B

GOD-ATTRIBUTESPATIENT

46(2)t, 100r2)AT(fe),102(4)BHis patience is all spent 109 f 2 )t

RELIABLE,See FAITHFULTHOROUGHfinishes what he begins 100(6)fc E, 196(4)8TRIESee FAITHFULTOATHFor mitigation by Christ's atonement, seeCHRIST-AT0IE:.!ENT-RES ultsHis terrible wrath hasafflicted us

It is soon overreconciled by the ChildHe is slow to wrath butthe more severe whenrousedHe smites unbelieversand those who do not

help their neighborsstilled by Jesus' bap-tismal bath

46(1)C (2)t (3)6(4)a (5)A ^6)c,89f3)A, 90(3)B,101(4)B*c188(2)b122(2)B

46(3)B, 105(5)T102(1)0, 89(2)a89(2)a132(4)a (E)

GIFTS AND BLESSINGS TO MANHe is the Source

and Fountof all earthlyblessings

163(2)b24(6)e10(2)S, 117(1)CF137(4)T

His benefits are every-whereforget them notHis blessii^s are endlessl7(5)T, 30(1)C,

119(4)T, 13Y(4)Tand grow from child-hood on

renewed each daymore than anyone coulddesire

(311)28(2)CM, 69(1)C

79(3)c ex.75(9)a, 90(2)a

He gives all we needHe will do wondrousthings for usHe is bountiful to uswhen we are unawareof it

197(9 )b108(5)A, 112(1)C,(217), 187(3)A (5)S173(3)A79(2)A, 189(2)t93(4)S-A

All we have we owe to Him39(5)S, 84(2)8

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GIFTS AND BIESSTNGS TO MANHa vithholdB no goodthing from th* Rlghx*ous79(l)C

and refuses us nothing69(2)SHas done much for us 39(6)aMATERIAL THINGSXspecially 69 and 187

187(1)0 (2)b,(3)A, (4)B (5)S(7)c

He prcTides with anopen hand 39(2)bwith ungrudgingbounty 162(2)tand generously for Hisguests on earth 197(2)b

He has always fed andclothed us 84(2)sHe proTides food forall living things 187(1)0 (2)b,

(7)c, (308)Why need we worry as tofood and olothing? 187(4)BPreserves all Hiscreatures 187(5)5No creature is withoutmeans of sustenance 69(2)sOur flocks are fair, ourcrops high 69(6)c, 76(14)c,

and abundant 193(2)sHe gives us our dsdlybread 39(2)b(E)He feeds the birds andravens 138(3)s(C)Food for all creatures (308)He gives Uanna 62(2)T

life, body healthand strength 17(5)blight, food and water 76(6)a

Hit grace woA mercyproelaia RLs bounty 76(2)ttHe gives a surplus sothat we may provide forour neighbors 39(2)bHe endows our rulerswith wisdom 69(4)tSPIRITUAL THINGSHis grace is everywhere 121(3)aHe gives strength whenfaith wavers 92(2)bftcA nod from Him givesstrength 7b(7)o(E), 100(5)A,

cf 88(7)8He fortifies the Faith-ful 107(2)bby His Blessing 75(9)a

Gives His Blessing 119(4)T, 137(4)TSends showers of love 137(4)TDiscloses the Treasuresof Heaven 62(2)THe makes our hearts apart of Heaven 59(4)b

SPIRITUAL THINGSHe led us to the Light 69(2)b

and gives us Light andHis Holy Spirit indarkness 76(6)a

He gives us ComfortSee COMFORTERGives us Peace 16(2)b, 41(4)T,

119(2)0 (3)tWithout Him we may neverfind rest 117(6)BWe may oast our burdenson Him 138(4)t, 155(4)SHe 80 loved the worldthat He sent His only Sonto save sinners 68(l)C, 173(4)S-B,

etc.See CHRIST-LIFE ON EARTHHe puts us with goodpeople on earth and withChrist after death (14)He asks only our soulsin return for all hedoes 115(3)bMAN'S RELATION AND DUTY TOSee also GOD-DESIGNATIONSCHRISTIANSI believe in One God (382)Our souls are His forever97(9)cIn Him we live and moveand have our being 106(2)C,We trust in God 107(1) c (B)T,

108(2)T. 109(1)0(6)c ext., 150(2)CWe must be His lovingchildren 110(2)T, (382)

be true to Him 30(9)strust Him in allthings 106(7)A-B, (331)

I love Thee Lord, withall my heart 174(5)cstrive to do His willand hate what He hates 30(8)B

and take every stepin His Name (59)We wait and hope for Him 131(3)c (4)A-Tfor in Him is mercyand redeii:ption 131(5)Ccrave Him as the hart

paiits for the waterbrooks 148(3)aand yearn for Him 32^4)sawake or sleepingand forget not all Hisbaneflta 28(2)CM, 69(l)c

bring Him our hearts asa New Year's gift 65(4)BSee also HEARTSI follow His advice 97(1)CFI bear my lot withmeekness, night and day 97(6)A

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OODMAN'S RELATION AND DUTY TOI strive to gain Hislove 97(2)B

trust His mercy 97(4)Tand depend on Him 97(8)SHe who follva Sod'sadvice prospers 97(1)CF

We must follow Hisdirections 73(l)CF&tb8

and obey His vill (254)tbo our heeirts break 73(4)b

We must have no delightbut to please Him 77(2)bWe must not vorry whenHe chastens us 155(3)bsee also GOD-ATTRIBOTES-JUSTHappy are they who haveHim for a friend 139(l)GFand who obey Him lll(3)a (4)A-Tand foolish they vbOflike Jonah, seek toevade Him lll(3)a

I love Him and He me 17(2)AHe ^o loves Him, keepsHis commandments 74(1)He utoo has Him, has all 28(4)tHe who shows love heresows the seeds offuture blessing 39(3)AI will never leave Him (324)All we have is from Himand we can but return it39(5)Srender your heart to Himl63(l)TWhat He plans is nottoo hard for us to do 88(7)sWe must bring our thank-offerings to Him 173(4)3-3His grace is incompre-hensible to us 121(3)aWe approach Him not asa judge but as a Father 55(4)t, cf (382)Haste to Hie Throne 76(3)SHe is calling us 76(3)5What fitting have we togive Him but praise andthanks 17(5)t

GOLDEN AGEJesus brings the prom-ised Golden Age

GOLDEN RUI

GOLGOTHAabhorI followed Him iq>cleared us of sinCome to, ye woundedspiritsAh Golgotha

184(4)T

24(3)C'y(67)t22(3)b160(2)t132(5)A(E)J(48)C&BU(69)a

GOSPELSee also WORDTurn to for comfort whenoousoiencs tells of sin 9(6)bBevareJ You have set itat naught 87(2)aTho given us we do notrespect it (116)

GOVERMUBNTThanks for 193(4)aPrayer for the 171(5)bbWisdom of rulers, thanksfor 69(4)tDuty to, Caesar's penny 163(l)T

GRACE OF GOD, see GOD-GIFTS AND BLESSINGS TO HANGREEDMany men too much regardtheir stomachs 18(3)t-b-t-ba;s,CBe content with what youhave 144(1)0 (2)A (4)tgreedy are never atpeace 144(4)tgreedy in the end die 93(5)tftc their desires feed thefires of Hell 181(3)T

Let not greed divert mefrom serving Thee 177(4)X

GRAVESee DEATHEvil tongues cannot de-file there"^torm winds sweepingover. All well therePeace thereFear ofOne foot in but ready toput in the otherNot long be there sinceThou aroseGrant me an honoredgrave

GRIUBLEnot

8(6)e57(6)8(b)60(3)T(A), 57(6)s(b)66(5)A-T156(2)T48C15(ll)c8(6)c

144(2)A

GUESTSoul the body's 161(5)CI am but a guest on earthand an unhappy one atthat 118We are God's guests onearth 197(2)bChrist the long expectedGuest X(23)c

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I the hart pants forle vatar brooks

)

irlst is, we theimbersrlne and branches)

IT)d and Jesus have mygive my heart to them:eely

as an offeringas a sacrificeas a tributefor the New Tearteeive itas a chalioegive it sprinkled with

ifarist's bloodoffer it to TheeLI I have to offerthe best I have

4(2)C (3)S-A (4)Tcf5)CF (6)B (7)S-T (8)c,29(7)A (3)T,51(4)Suc, 59(3)c, 66(6)0,67(4)o, 110(7)c,143(7)o ex., 145(7)c,190(1)C, (113),66(6)c, Soh. (39),Uot 6C

148(3)a

31(3)b (7)b. 95(6)b3l(5)t, 128(1)CF

77(2)b, 169(2)aa(3)A18(3)t, 92(1)CF,151(4)t, 163(4)sa:8a>U(19)S147(4)b, 163(1)T(2)b, 169(2)aa25(4)8, 39(5)S,103(5)T163(2)b, (3)B65(4)B (5)tX(59)c, (263)U(61)A

t is dedicated to Godake it pure as Thineeoeive God in yourart, open it wideLet Him dwell in youpen it to God's Lightpen it to Jesusand receive Him there 32(6)c

oble guest, Thou, ofy heartod has made our hearts[is dwelling place

78(5)bM(19)S65(3)b, cf 39(6)a65(4)B, 147(4)b,163(2)b194(2)bM(75)B61(5)S31(5)t204(5)8180(2)T

19*(6)c

an honor to lowly

32(4)s, 34(2)t (4)b,134(3)t, 148(3)a,170(1 )A, 172(1)0,of(2)b, 182(2)0,194(10)5-B (ll)b,(12)c59(2)8, ef 194(6)c

HEARTBlest those hearts chosenby Him as His dwelling 34(3)AJesus has so made it 31(5)t 36(5)B,

61(5)S, Mot 4C,X(9)c (52)a (62)T,123(1)C(E), Ehre (4)A,also 49(6)S-B

Both God and Christ dwellthere 74(1)C (2)S (3)a,

X(9)cSeek Jesus there X(45)aACThe Trinity dwells there 172(3)BGod's name is there (315),

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