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You may copy it, give it away or -re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included -with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org - - -Title: The Breaking Crucible - and other translations of German Hymns - -Author: Various - -Translator: James Waddell Alexander - -Release Date: July 13, 2013 [EBook #43206] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: ASCII - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BREAKING CRUCIBLE *** - - - - -Produced by Stephen Hutcheson - - - - - - - - - THE - _Breaking Crucible;_ - - - AND OTHER - TRANSLATIONS OF GERMAN HYMNS. - - - BY - JAMES W. ALEXANDER, D.D. - - - NEW-YORK: - RANDOLPH, 683 BROADWAY. - MDCCCLXI. - - - - - _The Breaking Crucible;_ - - - AND OTHER - TRANSLATIONS OF GERMAN HYMNS. - - - - - "Endlich bricht der heisse Tiegel." - - - BY F. HARTMANN. - - - 1 Now the crucible is breaking; - Now my faith its seal is taking; - Molten gold, unhurt by fire, - Only thus, 'tis ever given, - Up to joys of highest heaven, - For God's children to aspire. - - 2 Thus by griefs the Lord is moulding - Mind and spirit, here unfolding - His own image, to endure. - Now he shapes our dust, but later - Is the inner man's creator; - Thus he works by trial sure. - - 3 Sorrows quell our insurrection, - Bring our members to subjection, - Under Christ's prevailing will; - While the broken powers he raises - To the work of holy praises - Quietly and softly still. - - 4 Sorrows gather home the senses, - Lest, seduced by earth's pretenses, - They should after idols stroll, - Like an angel-guard, repelling - Evil from the inmost dwelling, - Bringing order to the soul. - - 5 Sorrow now the harp is stringing - For the everlasting singing, - Teaching us to soar above; - Where the blessed choir, palm-bearing, - Harps are playing, crowns are wearing, - Round the throne with songs of love. - - 6 Sorrow makes alert and daring; - Sorrow is our clay preparing - For the cold rest of the grave; - Sorrow is a herald, hasting, - Of that springtide whose unwasting - Health the dying soul shall save. - - 7 Sorrow makes our faith abiding, - Lowly, childlike, and confiding; - Sorrow! who can speak thy grace? - Earth may name the tribulation, - Heaven has nobler appellation; - Not thus honored all our race. - - 8 Brethren these our perturbations, - Step by step, through many stations, - Lead disciples to their sun. - Soon, though many a pang has wasted, - Soon, though many a death been tasted, - Sorrow's watch of sighs is done. - - 9 Though the healthful powers were willing, - All the Master's will fulfilling - By obedience to be tried, - Oh! 'tis still no less a blessing, - Such a Master's care possessing, - In his furnace to abide. - - 10 In the depth of keenest anguish, - More and more the heart shall languish - After Jesus' loving heart, - For one blessing only crying: - "Make me like thee in thy dying, - Then thy endless life impart." - - 11 Till at length, with sighs all breaking, - Through each bond its passage taking, - Lo! the vail is rent in twain! - Who remembers now earth's treasure? - What a sea of godlike pleasure - High in heaven swells amain! - - 12 Now, with Jesus ever reigning, - Where the ransomed home are gaining, - Bathing in the endless light. - All the heavenly ones are meeting! - Brothers, sisters--let us, greeting, - Claim them ours, by kindred right. - - 13 Jesus! toward that height of heaven - May a prospect clear be given, - Till the parting hour shall come. - Then, from pangs emerging brightly, - May we all be wafted lightly - By angelic convoy home! - - - - - "O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden." - - - A Passion Hymn by Paul Gerhardt. - - - 1 O sacred head! now wounded, - With grief and shame weighed down, - Now scornfully surrounded - With thorns, thy only crown; - O sacred Head! what glory, - What bliss, till now was thine! - Yet, though despised and gory, - I joy to call thee mine. - - 2 O noblest brow, and dearest! - In other days the world - All feared, when thou appeared'st, - What shame on thee is hurled! - How art thou pale with anguish, - With sore abuse and scorn; - How does that visage languish, - Which once was bright as morn. - - 3 The blushes late residing - Upon that holy cheek, - The roses once abiding - Upon those lips so meek, - Alas! they have departed; - Wan Death has rifled all! - For weak and broken-hearted, - I see thy body fall. - - 4 What thou, my Lord, hast suffered, - Was all for sinners' gain: - Mine, mine was the transgression, - But thine the deadly pain. - Lo! here I fall, my Saviour, - 'Tis I deserve thy place; - Look on me with thy favor, - Vouchsafe to me thy grace. - - 5 Receive me, my Redeemer, - My Shepherd, make me thine; - Of every good the fountain, - Thou art the spring of mine. - Thy lips with love distilling, - And milk of truth sincere, - With heaven's bliss are filling - The soul that trembles here. - - 6 Beside thee, Lord, I've taken - My place--forbid me not! - Hence will I ne'er be shaken, - Though thou to death be brought. - If pain's last paleness hold thee, - In agony opprest, - Then, then will I enfold thee - Within this arm and breast! - - 7 The joy can ne'er be spoken, - Above all joys beside. - When in thy body broken - I thus with safety hide. - My Lord of life, desiring - Thy glory now to see. - Beside the cross expiring, - I'd breathe my soul to thee. - - 8 What language shall I borrow - To thank thee, dearest Friend, - For this, thy dying sorrow, - Thy pity without end? - Oh! make me thine forever, - And should I fainting be, - Lord let me never, never - Outlive my love to thee. - - 9 And when I am departing, - Oh! part not thou from me; - When mortal pangs are darting, - Come, Lord, and set me free; - And when my heart must languish - Amidst the final throe, - Release me from mine anguish - By thine own pain and wo! - - 10 Be near me when I am dying, - Oh! show thy cross to me; - And for my succor flying, - Come, Lord, and set me free! - These eyes new faith receiving. - From Jesus shall not move, - For he who dies believing, - Dies safely through thy love. - - - - - "Wie soll ich Dich epfangen." - - - An Advent Hymn by Paul Gerhardt. - - - 1 Lord, how shall I be meeting, - And how shall I embrace - Thee, earth's desire, when greeting - My soul's adorning grace! - O Jesus, Jesus holding - Thyself the flame in sight, - Show how, thy beam beholding, - I may, my Lord, delight. - - 2 Fresh palms thy Zion streweth, - And branches ever green, - And psalms my voice reneweth, - To raise my joy serene. - Such budding tribute paying, - My heart shall hymn thy praise, - Thy holy name obeying - With chiefest of my lays. - - 3 What hast thou left ungranted, - To give me glad relief? - When soul and body panted - In utmost depth of grief, - In hour of degradation, - Thy peace and pity smiled, - Then thou, my soul's salvation, - Didst happy make thy child. - - 4 I lay in slavish mourning, - Thou cam'st to set me free; - I sank in shame and scorning, - Thou cam'st to comfort me. - Thou raised'st me to glory, - Bestowing highest good, - Not frail and transitory, - Like wealth on earth pursued. - - 5 Naught, naught did send thee speeding - From mansions of the skies, - But love all love exceeding, - Love able to comprise - A world in pangs despairing, - Weighed down with thousand woes - That tongue would fail declaring, - But love doth last inclose. - - 6 Grave on your heart this writing, - O band of mourners poor! - With pains and sorrows fighting, - That throng you more and more; - Dismiss the fear that sickens, - For lo! beside you see - Him who your heart now quickens - And comforts; here is he. - - 7 Why should you be detained - In trouble day and night, - As though he must be gained - By arm of human might? - He comes, he comes all willing, - All full of grace and love. - Those woes and troubles stilling, - Well known to him above. - - 8 Nor need ye tremble over - The guilt that gives distress. - No! Jesus all will cover - With grace and righteousness: - He comes, he comes, procuring - The peace of sin forgiven, - To all God's sons securing - Their part and lot in heaven. - - 9 Why heed ye then the crying - Of crafty foemen nigh? - Your Lord shall send them flying - In twinkling of an eye. - He comes, he comes, forever - A King, and earth's fell band - Shall prove in the endeavor - Too feeble to withstand. - - 10 He comes to judge the nations, - "Wroth if they wrathful prove, - With sweet illuminations - To those who seek and love. - Come, come, O Sun eternal, - And all our souls convey - To endless bliss supernal, - In yonder court of day. - - - - - "Geh aus, mein Herz, und suche Freud." - - - A Summer Hymn by Paul Gerhardt. - - - 1 Go forth, my heart, and seek for praise - On these delightsome summer days, - In what thy God bestows. - How rich the garden's beauties be, - How lavishly for me and thee - It doth its charms disclose. - - 2 The forest stands in leafy pride, - The earth is veiled on every side - With garb of freshest green! - The tulip and narcissus here - More wondrous in their pomp appear - Than Solomon was seen. - - 3 The lark floats high before the breeze, - The dove toward the forest-trees - From covert speeds along; - The song-enriched nightingale, - In ecstasy, fills hill and dale - And mount and plain with song. - - 4 The hen her tiny flock enfolds; - The stork his dwelling builds and holds; - The swallow feeds her brood; - The lightsome stag, the bounding roe, - Skipping from upland refuge go - To depths of grassy food. - - 5 The brawling brook adown the plain - Lines its fair margin fresh again - With myrtle-shadows deep. - The meadows green relieve the eye - And echo with the gladsome cry - Of shepherds and their sheep. - - 6 The never-weary tribe of bees, - Now here, now there in blossoming trees, - Find booty far and near; - The sturdy juices of the vine, - For sweetness and for strength combine, - The pilgrim's toil to cheer. - - 7 The wheat lifts rank its ears of gold - To fill with joy both young and old, - Who learn the name to praise - Of Him who doth incessant pour - From heavenly love a matchless store - Upon our sinful race. - - 8 And shall I, can I dumb remain? - No, every power shall sing again - To God, who loves us best. - Come, let me sing; all nature sings, - And all within me tribute brings, - Streaming from out my breast. - - 9 Methinks, if here thou art so fair, - And sufferest a love so rare - To poor earth's sons be given, - What gladness shall hereafter rise - In rich pavilion of the skies, - And golden tower of heaven! - - 10 What lofty pleasure, glory bright, - In Jesus' garden shall delight! - How shall the chorus ring, - When thousand thousand seraphim - With one consenting voice and hymn - Their Alleluia sing! - - 11 Oh! were I there. Oh! that, thine own, - I stood, dear God, before thy throne, - Bearing the victor's palm! - There would I, like the angel-choir, - Still sound thy worthy praises higher, - With many a glorious psalm. - - 12 But while I bear life's burdens still, - With cheerful mind and voice I will - No longer hide thy grace: - My heart shall ever more and more - Thy goodness and thy love adore, - Here and in every place. - - 13 Help now, and on my spirit pour - Thy heavenly blessing evermore, - That, like a flower, to thee - I may, through summer of thy grace, - In my soul's garden all my days - The holy fruitage bear. - - 14 Choose me to bloom in Paradise, - And, till in death I close my eyes, - Let soul and body thrive; - Being to thee and to thy praise, - To thee alone, my lifelong days, - In earth and heaven, alive. - - - - - "Ich lass Dich nicht, Du muszt mein Jesus bleiben." - - - A Jesus Hymn by W. C. Dessler. - - - 1 I leave thee not, thou art my Jesus ever, - Though earth rebel, - And death and hell - Would, from its steadfast hold, my faith dissever; - Ah! no. I ever will - Cling to may Helper still, - Hear what my love is taught, - Thou art my Jesus ever, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not! - - 2 I leave thee not, O Love, of love the highest, - Though doubt display - Its battle-day; - I own the power which thou my Lord appliest, - Thou didst bear guilt and woe; - Shall I to torment go - When into judgment brought? - O Love, of love the highest, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 3 I leave thee not, O thou who sweetly cheerest, - Whose fresh supplies - Cause strength to rise, - Just in the hour when faith's decay is nearest. - If sickness chill the soul, - And nights of languor roll, - My heart one hope hath caught, - O thou who sweetly cheerest, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 4 I leave thee not, thou help in tribulation; - By stroke on stroke, - Though almost broke, - I hope, when all seems near to desolation. - Do what thou wilt with me, - I still must cling to thee; - Thy grace I have besought, - Thou help in tribulation, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 5 I leave thee not, shall I forsake salvation? - No, Jesus, no! - Thou shalt not go; - Mine still thou art, to free from condemnation. - After this fleeting night, - Thy presence brings me light, - "Whose ray my soul hath sought; - Shall I forsake salvation? - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 6 I leave thee not, thy word my way shall brighten. - With thee I go - Through weal and woe, - Thy precept wise shall every burden lighten. - My Lord, on thee, I hang, - Nor heed the journey's pang, - Though thorny be my lot. - Let but thy word enlighten, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 7 I leave thee not, even in the lap of pleasure, - For when I stray - Without thy ray, - My richest joy must cease to be a treasure. - I shudder at the glee, - When no delight from thee - Has heartfelt peace begot; - Even in the lap of pleasure, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - 8 I leave thee not, my God, my Lord, my Heaven, - Nor death shall rend - From thee, my Friend, - Who for my soul thyself to death hast given. - For thou didst die for me, - And love goes back to thee: - My God, my Life, my Heaven, - I leave thee not, I leave thee not. - - - - - A Christian Sonnet. - - - From the French of Des Barreaux. - - - Great God! Thy judgments endless right disclose, - Grace for the sinner thou dost still devise; - But I have sinned so much, that goodness knows - No way to pardon, unless justice dies. - - Yes, O my God! sins that so vastly rise, - Leave to thy greatness but the choice of woes, - Thy throne's high interest my bliss denies, - And mercy's self stands watching for my throes. - - Sate thy revenge, for this thy glory cries, - Scorn thou the tears which overflow mine eyes, - Launch lightnings, 'tis high time, I war invoke, - - And, doomed, I worship, sinking in the flood; - Yet on what spot shall fall thy thunderstroke, - Not wholly covered with my Saviour's blood? - - - - - Transcriber's Notes - - ---Copyright information preserved from the original printed edition; this - is public domain in the country of publication. - ---Based on scans generously made available by the Internet Archive, - http://archive.org/breakingcruciblalexgoog - ---The cover to the electronic edition is original, provided for - unrestricted use with this eBook. - - - - - - - -End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Breaking Crucible, by Various - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BREAKING CRUCIBLE *** - -***** This file should be named 43206.txt or 43206.zip ***** -This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: - http://www.gutenberg.org/4/3/2/0/43206/ - -Produced by Stephen Hutcheson - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions -will be renamed. - -Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no -one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation -(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without -permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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