di­vine pro­tect­ion

The phrase "di­vine pro­tect­ion" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“di­vine pro­tect­ion”· 4 hymns found
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Let winds and waves pro­pi­tious be;
Pressing for­ward, we the race will run;
Always near from first to last,
E’en amid the shades of death,

di­vine pro­tect­ion

All whom we now com­mend to Thee.
We shall not fail till the crown is won.
Ever with us day and night;
I may have the light of faith;

This Ship We Now Commend to Thee

Lyricist: Robert Fergusson, ca. 1838
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 1

...Let winds and waves pro­pi­tious be;

Let Thy di­vine pro­tect­ion shield

All whom we now com­mend to Thee....

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Let winds and waves pro­pi­tious be;

Let Thy di­vine pro­tect­ion shield

All whom we now com­mend to Thee.

This Ship We Now Commend to Thee

Onward! Onward!

Lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1896
Composer: Ira Sankey
Hymn 2

...Pressing for­ward, we the race will run;

Claiming ev­er His di­vine pro­tect­ion,

We shall not fail till the crown is won....

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Pressing for­ward, we the race will run;

Claiming ev­er His di­vine pro­tect­ion,

We shall not fail till the crown is won.

Onward! Onward!

Heav’nly Father, Thou Hast Brought Us

Lyricist: Hester Hawkins, 1885
Composer: Arthur Sullivan, 1874
Hymn 3

...Always near from first to last,

Tender love, di­vine pro­tect­ion

Ever with us day and night;...

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Always near from first to last,

Tender love, di­vine pro­tect­ion

Ever with us day and night;

Heav’nly Father, Thou Hast Brought Us

Singing in the Storm

Lyricist: Jennie Wilson, 1904
Composer: Charles James
Hymn 4

...E’en amid the shades of death,

Resting in di­vine pro­tect­ion,

I may have the light of faith;...

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E’en amid the shades of death,

Resting in di­vine pro­tect­ion,

I may have the light of faith;

Singing in the Storm

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