SKU: BC.31256

SKU: CA.4071600

ISBN 9790007077013.

SKU: LO.10-5285MD

ISBN 9780787765446.

Timeless lyrics combine with a timeless melody and accompaniment in this refreshing setting from Jay Rouse. Perfect for any worship service, this anthem of praise and devotion is sure to move your choir and congregation.

SKU: LO.99-3975MD

UPC: 000308152883.

Performance/accompaniment CD plus Split-track for 10/5285MD Timeless lyrics combine with a timeless melody and accompaniment in this refreshing setting from Jay Rouse. Perfect for any worship service, this anthem of praise and devotion is sure to move your choir and congregation.

SKU: CA.1290100

ISBN 9790007088194.

SKU: ST.EM31B

ISBN 9790220205958.

CONTENTS
But let all those SSAAT (verse) SSAATB (chorus)
Come shepherd swains (SS (verse) SSATB (chorus))
Dear love, be not unkind (SSAT)
Fair Daphne, gentle shepherdess (SS (verse) SSATB (chorus))
Farewell, sweet woods (SSAT)
Fly away, Care (SSAT (or A) T (or B) B)
God is gone up (SSTTB (verse &chorus))
Haste thee, 0 God (SSAATB (verse & chorus))
I did woo her (SSAA)
I heard three virgins (SSATB)
No haste but good (SSAA (or T) B (or T) B)
O clap your hands (SSTTB (verse and chorus))
O Lord of whom I do depend (SS (verse) SSATB (chorus))
Quick, quick, away, despatch! (SSAA (or T) B (or T) B)
Thyrsis, sleepest thou? (SSAA (or T) B)
To hear men sing (SSATB)
Weep not, dear love (SSATBB)
What heart such doubled force? (SSATB)
When David heard (SSATTB)
When I lament (SSAT)
Whenas I glance (SSAT (or A))
Why are our Summer sports? (SSAT (or A))
You meaner beauties (S (verse), SSATB (chorus))
Your shining eyes (SSAB)
Your shining eyes (SSATBB).

SKU: CR.984361

ISBN 9780758669032. 7 X 10.25 inches.

This text by Lisa M. Clark is set to a memorable tune and two-part mixed setting by Jonathan Kohrs. The text highlights the story of salvation, while carrying themes of outreach, the new creation, and the end times. The choral texture builds from start to finish and blossoms with a descant in the final stanza.

In paradise, You shared Your best
With us, Your children dear.
Your bounty, presence, work, and rest:
Secure from guilt or fear.
But we brought shame upon the land
And disobeyed Your clear command.
Oh, we will never understand
The darkness we brought near.

In exile, driven from Your face,
We hid and worked in vain.
We lost the children's honored place
And earned Your just disdain.
But Jesus came to take our blame
And took away our horrid shame
And gave to us His holy name,
That we may life regain.

In restoration, we are free
And welcomed home anew.
You smile on us abundantly
And bless us through and through.
But as we wait for that great day,
When all dishonor melts away,
Let us, Your own beloved, say:
'Our Lord, we honor You!'

Text copyright © 2020 Concordia Publishing House.