as­ton­ish­ment

"as­ton­ish­ment" appears in 4 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“as­ton­ish­ment”· 4 hymns found
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And all I am shall sink and die,
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Thou that hast drunk the dead­ly wine
And all I am shall sink, and die,

as­ton­ish­ment

Confound, o’er­pow­er me by Thy grace,
The an­gels learn God’s plan
The last sad dregs of wrath di­vine;
Confound, o’er­pow­er me with Thy grace!

Holy, and True, and Righteous Lord

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Emma Ashford (1850–1930)
Hymn 1

...And all I am shall sink and die,

Lost in as­ton­ish­ment and love.

Confound, o’er­pow­er me by Thy grace,...

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And all I am shall sink and die,

Lost in as­ton­ish­ment and love.

Confound, o’er­pow­er me by Thy grace,

Holy, and True, and Righteous Lord

Incarnation Hymn

Lyricist: Neil Barham, 2005
Composer: Ancient irish tune
Hymn 2

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In mute as­ton­ish­ment and awe,

The an­gels learn God’s plan...

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In mute as­ton­ish­ment and awe,

The an­gels learn God’s plan

Incarnation Hymn

Awake, Jerusalem, Awake (Wesley 1)

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749
Composer: Carl Balle, 1850
Hymn 3

...Thou that hast drunk the dead­ly wine

Of pain, as­ton­ish­ment, and fear,

The last sad dregs of wrath di­vine;...

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Thou that hast drunk the dead­ly wine

Of pain, as­ton­ish­ment, and fear,

The last sad dregs of wrath di­vine;

Awake, Jerusalem, Awake (Wesley 1)

God of All Power, and Truth, and Grace (1742)

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742
Composer: Valentin Schumann, 1539
Hymn 4

...And all I am shall sink, and die,

Lost in as­ton­ish­ment and love.

Confound, o’er­pow­er me with Thy grace!...

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And all I am shall sink, and die,

Lost in as­ton­ish­ment and love.

Confound, o’er­pow­er me with Thy grace!

God of All Power, and Truth, and Grace (1742)

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