Kidung Jemaat

Luke 1:11

• Siapakah Yang Menerima [KJ.124]

  1. Siapakah yang menerima kabar mulia sorgawi? Bukan para ahli Kitab, bukan pula para nabi, Bukan raja Yerusalem, bukan kaisar dari Roma: Hanyalah gembala di Betlehem.	Mat 2:3-4 , Luk 1:1-20
  2. Apakah berita baru yang disiarkan malaikat? Bukan kabar peperangan, bukan pengumuman iklan, Bukan mengenai wabah, bukanlah bencana alam: Raja damai lahir di Betlehem.	Yes 9:5
  3. Dan di manakah tempatnya Anak Raja dilahirkan? Bukan di rumah sakit, diawasi bidan ahli, Bukanlah tempat yang mewah, rumah orang pangkat tinggi, Tapi kandang domba di betlehem.
  4. Lalu, siapakah di sana menunggui Bayi Yesus? Bapak Yusuf, 'bu Maria yang merawat dan menjaga, Biri-biri ikut juga dan gembala sederhana. Bayi tidur aman di Betlehem.
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• Waktu Herodes Raja di Yudea [KJ.78]

  1. Waktu Herodes raja di Yudea, ada imam bernama Zakharia, nama istrinya Elisabet, ialah bibi Maria.	Luk 1:5-16
  2. Di waktu Zakharia beribadah, turun malaikat Gabriel padanya, ia terperanjat terkelu: apakah akan terjadi?
  3. "Janganlah takut, bapa Zakharia, aku utusan dari sorga; 'ku bawa kabar bagimu." Itulah kata malaikat.
  4. "Doamu dikabulkan oleh Tuhan: kau akan dianugerahi put'ra, dilahirkan oleh ist'rimu; namakan dia Yohanes."
  5. "Dan engkau akan sorak bergembira, kar'na Roh Kudus akan besertanya; umat yang dibaptis olehnya akan kembali ke Allah."
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Luke 22:43

• Di Larut Malam yang Gelap [KJ.164]

  	Luk 22:39-46
  1. Di larut malam yang gelap Sang Jurus'lamat yang resah, sendiri di kebun senyap berdoa pada BapaNya.
  2. Di larut malam yang senyap Almasih sangat takutlah, sedang muridNya terdekat tak tahu prihatin GuruNya.
  3. Di larut malam kemelut Penanggung dosa dunia penuh sengsara bertelut, bergumul dalam doaNya.
  4. Di larut malam yang ngeri malaikat Bapa datanglah, diutus untuk memberi kekuatan yang dipintaNya.
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Hymns

Luke 24:34

• [Luk 24:34] Easter Song

  Snowdrops! lift your timid heads, All the earth is waking, Field and forest, brown and dead, Into life are waking; Snowdrops, rise, and tell the story, How He rose, the Lord of glory. Lilies! lilies! Easter calls! Rise to meet the dawning Of the blessèd light that falls Through the Easter morning; Ring your bells and tell the story, How He rose, the Lord of glory. Waken, sleeping butterflies, Burst your narrow prison! Spread your golden wings and rise, For the Lord is risen; Spread your wings and tell the story, How He rose, the Lord of glory.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 24:34] How Shall We Answer Terror’s Cry?

  How shall we answer terror’s cry, The cunning blade, the flaming sky? When murderous spite knocks down our door And violence breaks upon our shore, O let us come and look to You To know Your will—what shall we do? When Satan whispers, “Hate your foe, Now take your vengeance—draw the bow,” Protect us from the tempter’s guile, The lying voice, the evil smile. O let us come in trust to You, To hear the word we know is true. When executioners hung You high You turned Your prayer up to the sky, And pled the Father to forgive, You asked that cruel men might live. O let us Your example take, And pray for sinners as we ache. We pray that You their hearts will turn; And light a holy fire to burn Their dross away, so they may be Like gold refined, eternally. O let us pray that they become, Like us, with You forever one.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 24:34] Morning Kindles All The Sky, The

  The morning kindles all the sky, The heavens resound with anthems high, The shining angels as they speed, Proclaim, “The Lord is risen indeed!” Vainly with rocks His tomb was barred, While Roman guards kept watch and ward; Majestic from the spoilèd tomb, In pomp of triumph, He has come! When the amazed disciples heard, Their hearts with speechless joy were stirred; Their Lord’s belovèd face to see, Eager they haste to Galilee. His piercèd hands to them He shows, His face with love’s own radiance glows; They with the angels’ message speed, And shout, “The Lord is risen indeed!” O Christ, thou King compassionate! Our hearts possess, on Thee we wait: Help us to render praises due, To Thee the endless ages through!

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 24:34] O Joyous Easter Morning

  O joyous Easter morning, That saw the Lord of love arise! O bright and happy morning! The clouds have left the skies. The night of grief is ended, The smiling day has come again, And Christ has won the victory For all the sons of men. O gladsome Easter morning, Our hearts rejoice anew today, The grave and death are conquered, He is of life the Way. The hosts of sin are vanquished, He is the Victor, Savior, King; Then let us all with gladness, Our thankful praises bring. O blessèd Easter morning, What day so bright and fair as this, When, through His mighty triumph, He won the courts of bliss! The doors of heaven are open, The grave no more has power or dread, For risen is our Savior, The firstfruits of the dead.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 24:34] Lord Is Ris’n Indeed, The

  The Lord is ris’n indeed, Loud let His praises ring! From death’s dominion freed, Ascends the conqu’ring King, At God’s right hand to take His place And reign supreme through everlasting days. The Lord is ris’n indeed, Risen to die no more; And now in Heav’n doth plead For those whose sins He bore In dreadful anguish on the tree, From sin and death to set His people free. The Lord is ris’n indeed, Conqu’ror of death and hell; He lives, the woman’s Seed, The King invisible: He lives to bruise the serpent’s head, And raise His ransomed people from the dead. The Lord is ris’n indeed, Entered the courts on high, To win for man the meed Of immortality: And soon to earth will He descend, The cruel reign of sin and death to end.

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  source: Cyberhymnal