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We found "slow­ly" used in 20 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

slow­ly· 20 hymns found
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Leaning on an idle oar,
When the long, rough way I’ve trod?
Tho’ thy spir­it faints with fast­ing
What do the dear lit­tle flow­ers say?
And is not trust­ing in walls and tow­ers,
Each ris­ing morn Thy plen­te­ous grace;
Sing aloud the name;
When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.
When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.
start
Homeward, heav’n­ward, to my God.
Calmly sleep­ing through the night.
Came a sweet mes­sage, peace­ful, di­vine;
Whispering winds soft­ly sigh­ing, day­light dy­ing,
And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;
And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;
start
start
What an­xious glad­ness fills,
No rush of blind­ing ang­uish,

slow­ly

Drifting down;
And the soul will soon be free,
Morn shall bring a glo­ri­ous feast,
Bowing their heads in a rev­er­ent way,
Each no­ble serv­ice that men have wrought
Thy will­ing mer­cy flies apace.
Sets all hearts aflame.
Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;
Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;
Toward its si­lent end­ing,
Followed where Thy hand would draw!
Over land and sea,
I have re­deemed thee, and thou art Mine.
Fluttering wings of the an­gels swift des­cend­ing,
So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay.
So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay.
While night’s ta­pers, faint and ho­ly,
The ev­en­ing hours roll on;
O’er Ju­dah’s sac­red hills,
Now like an in­fant cry­ing

...Leaning on an idle oar,

You are drift­ing, slow­ly drift­ing,

Drifting down;...

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Leaning on an idle oar,

You are drift­ing, slow­ly drift­ing,

Drifting down;

Drifting Down

...When the long, rough way I’ve trod?

When life’s sun is slow­ly sink­ing,

And the soul will soon be free,...

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When the long, rough way I’ve trod?

When life’s sun is slow­ly sink­ing,

And the soul will soon be free,

Will the Angels Come for Me?

...Tho’ thy spir­it faints with fast­ing

Thro’ the hours so slow­ly wast­ing,

Morn shall bring a glo­ri­ous feast,...

HymnC

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Tho’ thy spir­it faints with fast­ing

Thro’ the hours so slow­ly wast­ing,

Morn shall bring a glo­ri­ous feast,

There’ll Be Joy By and By

...What do the dear lit­tle flow­ers say?

Listen, while slow­ly they bend and sway,

Bowing their heads in a rev­er­ent way,...

HymnC

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What do the dear lit­tle flow­ers say?

Listen, while slow­ly they bend and sway,

Bowing their heads in a rev­er­ent way,

What Do the Flowers Say?

...And is not trust­ing in walls and tow­ers,

But slow­ly grow­ing from seeds to flow­ers.

Each no­ble serv­ice that men have wrought...

HymnC

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And is not trust­ing in walls and tow­ers,

But slow­ly grow­ing from seeds to flow­ers.

Each no­ble serv­ice that men have wrought

That Cause Can Never Be Lost nor Stayed

...Each ris­ing morn Thy plen­te­ous grace;

Thy wak­ened wrath doth slow­ly move,

Thy will­ing mer­cy flies apace....

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Each ris­ing morn Thy plen­te­ous grace;

Thy wak­ened wrath doth slow­ly move,

Thy will­ing mer­cy flies apace.

Thine, Lord, Is Wisdom, Thine Alone

...Sing aloud the name;

Till it soft­ly, slow­ly,

Sets all hearts aflame....

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Sing aloud the name;

Till it soft­ly, slow­ly,

Sets all hearts aflame.

Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!

...When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.

Look be­yond! the clouds are part­ing slow­ly;

Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;...

HymnC

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When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.

Look be­yond! the clouds are part­ing slow­ly;

Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;

Look Beyond (Adams)

...When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.

Look be­yond! the clouds are part­ing slow­ly;

Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;...

HymnC

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When will flee all tri­als, toil and care.

Look be­yond! the clouds are part­ing slow­ly;

Look be­yond! to pear­ly gates so fair;

Look Beyond (Adams)

...start

The day is slow­ly wend­ing

Toward its si­lent end­ing,...

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The day is slow­ly wend­ing

Toward its si­lent end­ing,

The Day Is Slowly Wending

...Homeward, heav’n­ward, to my God.

O how slow­ly have I oft­en

Followed where Thy hand would draw!...

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Homeward, heav’n­ward, to my God.

O how slow­ly have I oft­en

Followed where Thy hand would draw!

O How Kindly Hast Thou Led Me

...Calmly sleep­ing through the night.

So when death’s dark clouds fall slow­ly

Over land and sea,...

HymnC

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Calmly sleep­ing through the night.

So when death’s dark clouds fall slow­ly

Over land and sea,

Stars of Evening, Softly Gleaming

...Came a sweet mes­sage, peace­ful, di­vine;

Tranquilly steal­ing, slow­ly re­peat­ing,

I have re­deemed thee, and thou art Mine....

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Came a sweet mes­sage, peace­ful, di­vine;

Tranquilly steal­ing, slow­ly re­peat­ing,

I have re­deemed thee, and thou art Mine.

Thou Hast Redeemed Me

...Whispering winds soft­ly sigh­ing, day­light dy­ing,

Stars thro’ the low-bend­ing heav­ens slow­ly creep;

Fluttering wings of the an­gels swift des­cend­ing,...

HymnC

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Whispering winds soft­ly sigh­ing, day­light dy­ing,

Stars thro’ the low-bend­ing heav­ens slow­ly creep;

Fluttering wings of the an­gels swift des­cend­ing,

Whispering Winds Softly Sighing

...And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;

The sands of the hour­glass are slow­ly re­ced­ing,

So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay....

HymnC

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And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;

The sands of the hour­glass are slow­ly re­ced­ing,

So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay.

The Bells of Conscience

...And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;

The sands of the hour­glass are slow­ly re­ced­ing,

So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay....

HymnC

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And saying, Oh, come in the noon­tide of day;

The sands of the hour­glass are slow­ly re­ced­ing,

So start for the king­dom, and do not de­lay.

The Bells of Conscience

...start

From the sea the mist floats slow­ly,

While night’s ta­pers, faint and ho­ly,...

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From the sea the mist floats slow­ly,

While night’s ta­pers, faint and ho­ly,

Easter Morning (Plantz)

...start

Slowly, slow­ly dark­en­ing

The ev­en­ing hours roll on;...

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start

Slowly, slow­ly dark­en­ing

The ev­en­ing hours roll on;

Slowly, Slowly Darkening

...What an­xious glad­ness fills,

While slow­ly moved that star along

O’er Ju­dah’s sac­red hills,...

HymnC

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What an­xious glad­ness fills,

While slow­ly moved that star along

O’er Ju­dah’s sac­red hills,

The Star in the East (Campbell)

...No rush of blind­ing ang­uish,

No slow­ly drop­ping tear:

Now like an in­fant cry­ing...

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No rush of blind­ing ang­uish,

No slow­ly drop­ping tear:

Now like an in­fant cry­ing

The Homeland

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