Kidung Jemaat

Hebrews 11:8

• Abraham, Abraham [KJ.71]

  1. Abraham, Abraham, tinggalkanlah neg'ri tentram, Abraham, Abraham, berjalanlah dengan iman! Jumlah bintang tak terbilang, turunanmu pun demikian; Ikutlah petunjukKu ke neg'ri pusakamu!	Kej 12:1-9 Kis 7:3 Ibr 11:8-10
  2. Abraham, Abraham, tinggalkanlah neg'ri tentram; Abraham, Abraham, berjalanlah dengan iman! Bangsa-bangsa dunia nanti; dalam dikau Kuberkati; Ingat akan sabdaKu di sepanjang jalanmu!	Gal 3:7-8, 14
  3. Abraham, Abraham, berangkat sungguh beriman; Abraham, Abraham menuju tanah Kanaan. Yakin, tanpa keraguan ia ikut sabda Tuhan. Mari, ikutlah serta ke neg'ri sejahtera!
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• Keluar Dari Kaum [KJ.342]

  1. Keluar dari kaum dan rumah bapakmu, serahkan dirimu kepada rahmat Hu. Percaya sabdaNya. Berjalan dengan suka ke tanah air baka yang tertentu di muka.	Kej 12:1-9 Ibr 11:8-10
  2. Pergi dengan seg'ra ke lorong negeri dan simpangannya yang buruk dan keji. B'ri rumahKu penuh. Jemput segala orang ke rumah s'lamatKu; tempatnya tidak kurang.	Mat 22:8-10 Yoh 14:2
  3. Keluar! Ajarlah seluruh dunia. Taburkan InjilKu di sawah- ladangnya! Mau t'rang, maupun gelap di rumah dan kerjamu, baik ingatlah tetap: 'Ku menyertai kamu.	Mat 28:19-20 Mrk 16:15 Luk 24:47 Kis 1:8
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• Tersembunyi Ujung Jalan [KJ.416]

  1. Tersembunyi ujung jalan, hampir atau masih jauh; 'ku dibimbing tangan Tuhan ke neg'ri yang tak 'ku tahu. Bapa, ajar aku ikut, pa juga maksudMu, tak bersangsi atau Takut, beriman tetap teguh.	Kej 12:1 Mzm 73:23 Yes 48:17 Ibr 11:8-10
  2. Meski langkahMu semua tersembunyi bagiku, hatiku menurut jua dan memuji kasihMu. Meski kini tak 'ku nampak, nanti 'ku berbagia, apabila t'rangMu tampak dengan kemuliaannya.
  3. Tuhan, janganlah biarkan kutentukan nasibku. B'rilah hanya kudengarkan keputusan hikmatMu. Aku ini pun selaku kanak-kanak yang bebal. Bapa jua bimbing aku ke kehidupan kekal.
  4. Dengan bapa aku maju dalam malam yang kelam ke neg'ri yang tak kutahu dengan mata terpejam…
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Hymns

Hebrews 11:13

• [Heb 11:13] Along The Path Of Life

  “Pilgrim, whither journey you Along the path of life? What’s the goal you have in view Along the path of life?” “Far beyond our vision, friend, Is my journey’s blessèd end; Heavenward my footsteps wend Along the path of life.” “Pilgrim, why not halt and rest Along the path of life? Quickly on your way you’ve pressed Along the path of life.” “Nay, but through His precious grace Soon I’ll end this earthly race; I have no abiding place Along the path of life.” “Pilgrim, why look you so glad Along the path of life?” “Nearing home, should I be sad Along the path of life? Where yon crystal towers shine I shall see my King divine, And eternal bliss be mine Beyond this path of life.”

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Come, Heaven-bound Pilgrims

  Come, Heaven-bound pilgrims, and join in God’s praise, Come seek now His blessing and learn of His ways, In humble devotion bow low at His feet, In true spirit worship, His favor entreat. Let each one consider the price we have cost, Let each one be burdened with souls that are lost, And seek that infilling of pow’r from above, That fits us for service and fills us with love. Remember each other in true, fervent prayer, Pray too for God’s servants that they may declare The message of truth with an anxious desire, That all be enkindled with heavenly fire. O gracious Redeemer, be with us we pray, Breathe on us Thy Spirit to show us the way, And fill us with goodness, with peace and delight, That all to Thy glory may shine as a light.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Far Off I See The Goal

  Far off I see the goal—O Savior, guide me; I feel my strength is small—be Thou beside me; With vision ever clear, with love that conquers fear, And grace to persevere, O Lord, provide me. Whene’er Thy way seems strange, go Thou before me; And, lest my heart should change, O Lord, watch o’er me; But, should my faith prove frail, and I through blindness fail, O let Thy grace prevail, and still restore me. Should earthly pleasures wane, and joy forsake me; And lonely hours of pain at length o’ertake me, My hand in Thine hold fast till sorrow be o’erpast, And gentle death at last for Heav’n awake me. There, with the ransomed throng who praise forever The love that made them strong to serve forever, I, too, would seek Thy face, Thy finished work retrace, And magnify Thy grace, redeemed forever.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Happy Little Pilgrims

  Happy little pilgrims, We should ne’er be sad; For the love of Jesus Makes His children glad. Refrain Happy little pilgrims, Going on our way, To a land of beauty, Singing all the day. In that land so lovely, Everything is bright, There will be no sorrow, There will be no night. Refrain Not alone we journey To the mansions fair; Jesus is our Shepherd; He will lead us there. Refrain
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• [Heb 11:13] I’m A Pilgrim (maxwell)

  I’m a pilgrim and a stranger, Rough and thorny is the road, Often in the midst of danger, But it leads to God. Clouds of darkness oft distress me; Great and many are my foes; Anxious cares and thoughts oppress me; But my Father knows. Oh, how sweet is this assurance, ’Midst the conflict and the strife, Although sorrows past endurance Follow me through life. Home in prospect can still cheer me: Yes, and give me sweet repose, While I feel His presence near me, For my Father knows. Yes, He sees and knows me daily, Watches over me in love; Sends me help when foes assail me, Bids me look above. Soon my journey shall be ended, Life is drawing to a close; I shall then be well attended— This my Father knows. I shall then with joy behold Him; Face to face my Savior see; Fall with rapture, and adore Him For His love to me. Nothing more shall then distress me— In the land of sweet repose: Jesus stands engaged to bless me— This my Father knows.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] I’m A Pilgrim (shindler)

  I’m a pilgrim, and I’m a stranger, I can tarry, I can tarry but a night; Do not detain me, for I am going To where the fountains are ever flowing. Refrain I’m a pilgrim, and I’m a stranger; I can tarry, I can tarry but a night. There the glory is ever shining; Oh, my longing heart, my longing heart is there; Here in this country so dark and dreary, I long have wandered forlorn and weary. Refrain There’s the city to which I journey; My Redeemer, my Redeemer is its Light; There is no sorrow nor any sighing, Nor any tears there, nor any dying. Refrain Farewell, neighbors, with tears I’ve warned you, I must leave you, I must leave you and be gone! With this your portion, your heart’s desire, Why will you perish in raging fire? Refrain Father, mother, and sister, brother! If you will not journey with me, I must go! Now since your vain hopes you will thus cherish, Should I, too, linger, and with you perish? Refrain Farewell, drear earth, by sin so blighted, In immortal beauty soon you’ll be arrayed; He who has formed thee will soon restore thee, And then the dread curse shall nevermore be. Refrain

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] In Our Day Of Thanksgiving

  In our day of thanksgiving one psalm let us offer For the saints who before us have found their reward; When the shadow of death fell upon them, we sorrowed, But now we rejoice that they rest in the Lord. In the morning of life, and at noon, and at even, He called them away from our worship below; But not till His love, at the font and the altar, Had girt them with grace for the way they should go. These stones that have echoed their praises are holy, And dear is the ground where their feet have once trod; Yet here they confessed they were strangers and pilgrims, And still they were seeking the city of God. Sing praise, then, for all who here sought and here found Him, Whose journey is ended, whose perils are past; They believed in the Light; and its glory is round them, Where the clouds of earth’s sorrows are lifted at last.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Now Rest, Ye Pilgrim Host

  Now rest, ye pilgrim host, look back upon your way, The mountains climbed, the torrents crossed, Through many a weary day. From this victorious height, how fair the past appears, God’s grace and glory shining bright On all the bygone years. How many, at His call, have parted from our throng! They watch us from the crystal wall, And echo back our song. They rest, beyond complaints, Beyond all sighs and tears: Praise be to God for all His saints Who wrought in bygone years. The banners they upbore our hands still lift on high; The Lord they followed evermore To us is also nigh. Arise, arise and tread the future without fears; He leadeth still, whose hand hath led Through all the bygone years. When we have reached the home we seek with weary feet, Our children’s children still shall come To keep those ranks complete; And He, whose host is one throughout the countless spheres, Will guide His marching servants on Through everlasting years.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Rise, O My Soul, Pursue The Path

  Rise, O my soul, pursue the path By ancient worthies trod; Aspiring, view those holy men Who lived and walked with God. Though dead, they speak in reason’s ear, And in example live; Their faith, and hope, and mighty deeds Still fresh instruction give. ’Twas through the Lamb’s most precious blood They conquered every foe; And to His power and matchless grace Their crowns of life they owe. Lord, May I ever keep in view The patterns Thou hast given And ne’er forsake the blessèd road That led them safe to Heaven.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] O How Blest To Be A Pilgrim

  O how blest to be a pilgrim, Guided by the Father’s hand; Free at last from ev’ry burden We shall enter Canaan’s land. Refrain Songs of vict’ry there shall greet us, Like the thund’ring of a mighty flood, Endless praises be to Jesus, Who redeemed us by his blood! On this side of Jordan’s river, Sighs too deep for words are known, But we look for bright tomorrows In Jerusalem our home. Refrain There no clouds of darkness gather, Neither sorrow, tears, nor woe, Nothing harmful e’er shall enter, Sin and pain we will not know. Refrain Here from loved ones we are parted, Earthly sorrows never cease, But within that glorious city We shall meet again in peace. Refrain O may none give up the journey, Left in darkness on the shore, May we all at last be gathered When our pilgrimage is o’er. Refrain

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] Traveling Home

  Thro’ a land of sin and shame, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; Trusting in the Savior’s Name, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home. Refrain Trav’ling home, trav’ling home, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; Trav’ling home, trav’ling home, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; To a land of peace and rest, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; Where no soul can be distressed, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home. Refrain Joy unceasing we shall share, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; With the loved ones waiting there, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home. Refrain Sorrows will forgotten be, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home; Over for eternity, Led by Jesus we are trav’ling home. Refrain

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Heb 11:13] We Are Pilgrims Of A Day

  We are pilgrims of a day, Homeward bound, homeward bound; Singing on our cheerful way, We are homeward bound. Refrain Onward, upward still, O ye hopeful pilgrims; Forward, fear no ill, yonder is our home; We journey, hand in hand, To Canaan’s happy land; O come, ye friends and neighbors, And join the pilgrim band. We are happy in the Lord, Trav’ling on, trav’ling on; Trusting in His holy Word, We are trav’ling on. Refrain Sin and sorrow here below, Soon will end, soon will end; In the land to which we go, Toil and care will end. Refrain Working all the way along, Rest will come, rest will come; Lighten work with pray’r and song, Blessèd rest will come. Refrain

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  source: Cyberhymnal