Thy quick­en­ing ray

The phrase "Thy quick­en­ing ray" resonates through 3 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“Thy quick­en­ing ray”· 3 hymns found
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Though we be stained with blots with­in,
Yet to each lov­ing heart how near!
And barren as the win­try ground,

Thy quick­en­ing ray

Light of the morn­ing star, Thy grace
Sheds on our path the glow of day;
Thy word can charm the spell away,

Ye Clouds and Darkness, Hosts of Night

Lyricist: Aurelius Prudentius, 4th Century
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 1

...Though we be stained with blots with­in,

Thy quick­en­ing rays shall purge our sin;

Light of the morn­ing star, Thy grace...

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Though we be stained with blots with­in,

Thy quick­en­ing rays shall purge our sin;

Light of the morn­ing star, Thy grace

Ye Clouds and Darkness, Hosts of Night

Lord of All Being

Lyricist: Oliver Holmes, 1848
Composer: Virgil Taylor, 1850
Hymn 2

...Yet to each lov­ing heart how near!

Sun of our life, Thy quick­en­ing ray,

Sheds on our path the glow of day;...

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Yet to each lov­ing heart how near!

Sun of our life, Thy quick­en­ing ray,

Sheds on our path the glow of day;

Lord of All Being

The Starry Firmament on High

Lyricist: Robert Grant (1770–1838)
Composer: James McGranahan, 1879
Hymn 3

...And barren as the win­try ground,

Confesses, Lord, thy quick­en­ing ray—

Thy word can charm the spell away,...

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And barren as the win­try ground,

Confesses, Lord, thy quick­en­ing ray—

Thy word can charm the spell away,

The Starry Firmament on High

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