Früher oft auf kompfa Freizeit gesungen lange lange ist es her. Ich weiß leider nicht ob die beiden besten pastoren die bredenbeck und holtensen je hatten noch leben diekmann und gothe, aber sie waren die besten mit den besten freizeiten,kompfa unterricht und krippenspielen über viele jahre hinweck.
1) Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Abraham es tat, was kann dem geschehen, der solchen Glauben hat? Seinen Sohn führt er zum Brandaltar, zu opfern ihn, wie’s ihm von Gott befohlen war. Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Abraham es tat. 2) Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Daniel es tat, was kann dem geschehen, der solchen Glauben hat? Sie warfen ihn den Löwen hin, er betete zu Gott, und der beschützte ihn. Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Daniel es tat. 3) Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Simeon es tat, was kann dem geschehen, der solchen Glauben hat? Geduldig blieb er Jahr um Jahr, bis Christus er gesehn, wie’s ihm verheißen war. Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Simeon es tat. 4) Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Stephanus es tat, was kann dem geschehen, der solchen Glauben hat? Sie steinigten zu Tode ihn, er betete für sie, und Gott erhörte ihn. Lass mich an dich glauben, wie Stephanus es tat. 5) Lass mich an dich glauben, wie einst der Väter Schar, ihrer Wolke Zeugen umgibt mich immerdar. Wenn Satan kommt und Angst mir wird, dann lass mich nicht allein, sei mir der gute Hirt. Lass mich bei dir stehen, wie einst der Väter Schar.
"Before the Lord" Leviticus 1, 11 "To the (Lord)" Lev. 1, 9 "Before the Lord" O wondrous grace is this A foretaste now of heaven's eternal bliss, When sinners saved, by grace, their Lord shall see, And in His glorious presence ever be. "Before the Lord" and "Unto Him," by grace, All can be done within the holy place, If saints outside the camp go forth to Him, Who gave Himself His people to redeem. "Before the Lord," in Christ, at God's right hand, His people there securely, savely stand, While in the world they humbly with Him walk, And of His majesty and glory talk. "Before the Lord" they live, outside the camp, And "Unto Him" Whose Word is Guide and Lamp All should be done that He their glorious Lord, May be well pleased, according to His Word. "Before the Lord" Who dwells in heaven above, And "Unto Him Who died in wondrous love ! "Before the Lord": - yet saints this truth forget, And oft-times murmur and complain and fret ! "Before the Lord!" Oh think of this always, And "Unto Him" let all be done with praise, For He redeemed us with His precious blood, Whereby we are made nigh unto our God. "Before the Lord," within the holy place, Saints stand before the Lord in sovereign grace, And "Unto Him" all service now and here, Should be accomplished, in His Holy fear. "Before the Lord," let us by grace be still, That He may work in us His gracious will, "Before the Lord," we walk and "Unto Him," Should be our constant thought, our praiseful theme. "Before the Lord," throughout the day and night And "Unto Him" who dwells in cloudless light May every thought, word, look, and deed, By His own power, unto His Glory lead. "Before the Lord," and "Unto Him" Who died Let us now live and with the Lord abide, Till He shall come, and we by sovereign grace Shall stand "Before the Lord," behold His face, Then "Unto Him" from all the ransomed throng, Will be the heavenly "Hallelujah" song. .................. Herzliche Grüße! H.E.
