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  • At Home in Your Hymnal Episode 44 - Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know - LSB 633 - At The Lamb's High Feast We Sing

    Pastor Poppe and Pastor Moline continue a series looking at the Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know.


    Today we look at a historic hymn that is rich in theology.  At the Lamb's High Feast we Sing.  Each phrase and stanza introduces another picture of God and His grace as it is revealed in Jesus Christ.  


    1 At the Lamb's high feast we sing

    Praise to our victorious King,
    Who has washed us in the tide
    Flowing from His piercèd side.
    Alleluia!

    2 Praise we Him, whose love divine

    Gives His sacred blood for wine,
    Gives His Body for the feast--
    Christ the victim, Christ the priest.
    Alleluia!

    3 Where the paschal blood is poured,

    Death's dread angel sheathes the sword;
    Israel's hosts triumphant go
    Through the wave that drowns the foe.
    Alleluia!

    4 Praise we Christ, whose blood was shed,

    Paschal victim, paschal bread;
    With sincerity and love
    Eat we manna from above.
    Alleluia!

    5 Mighty Victim from the sky,

    Hell's fierce pow'rs beneath You lie;
    You have conquered in the fight,
    You have brought us life and light.
    Alleluia!

    6 Now no more can death appall,

    Now no more the grave enthrall;
    You have opened paradise,
    And Your saints in You shall rise.
    Alleluia!

    7 Easter triumph, Easter joy!

    This alone can sin destroy;
    From sin's pow'r, Lord, set us free,
    Newborn souls in You to be.
    Alleluia!

    8 Father, who the crown shall give,

    Savior, by whose death we live,
    Spirit, guide through all our days;
    Three in One, Your name we praise.
    Alleluia!

    56 min
  • At Home in Your Hymnal Episode 43 - Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know - LSB 743 - Jesus Priceless Treasure

    Pastor Poppe and Pastor Moline continue a series looking at the Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know.  Today we examine an emotional, kick Satan in the teeth kinda hymn, Jesus Priceless Treasure.  Written by Johann Franck, who lived the first 30 years of his life during the 30 years war, this hymn confesses the faith and the resulting Christian life in a fantastic manner.  


    Lyrics:

    1 Jesus, priceless treasure,

    Fount of purest pleasure,
    Truest friend to me.
    Ah, how long in anguish
    Shall my spirit languish,
    Yearning, Lord, for Thee?
    Thou art mine,
    O Lamb divine!
    I will suffer naught to hide Thee,
    Naught I ask beside Thee.

    2 In Thine arms I rest me;

    Foes who would molest me
    Cannot reach me here.
    Though the earth be shaking,
    Ev'ry heart be quaking,
    Jesus calms my fear.
    Lightnings flash
    And thunder crash;
    yet, though sin and hell assail me,
    Jesus will not fail me.

    3 Satan, I defy thee;

    Death, I now decry thee;
    Fear, I bid thee cease.
    World, thou shalt not harm me
    Nor thy threats alarm me
    While I sing of peace.
    God's great pow'r
    Guards ev'ry hour;
    Earth and all its depths adore Him,
    Silent bow before Him.

    4 Hence, all earthly treasure!

    Jesus is my pleasure,
    Jesus is my choice.
    Hence all empty glory!
    Naught to me the story
    Told with tempting voice.
    Pain or loss,
    Or shame or cross,
    Shall not from my Savior move me
    Since He deigns to love me.

    5 Evil world, I leave thee;

    Thou canst not deceive me,
    Thine appeal is vain.
    Sin that once did blind me,
    Get thee far behind me,
    Come not forth again.
    Past thy hour,
    O pride and pow'r;
    Sinful life, thy bonds I sever,
    Leave thee now forever.

    6 Hence, all fear and sadness!

    For the Lord of gladness,
    Jesus, enters in.
    Those who love the Father,
    Though the storms may gather,
    Still have peace within.
    Yea, whate'er
    I here must bear,
    Thou art still my purest pleasure,
    Jesus, priceless treasure!

    55 min

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