Kidung Jemaat

Luke 1:46-47

• Dalam Rumah Yang Gembira [KJ.447]

  1. Dalam rumah yang gembira bunga Injil berseri; dalam kasih yang setia 'ku berbakti tak henti. Rut, Deborah dan Maria jadi contoh bagiku. 'Ku berjanji dan sedia, mara dapat kutempuh.	Hak 4-5 Rut 1:16 Luk 1:26-56
  2. Dukacita dan keluhan tak menggoncang hatiku. Sukacita sabda Tuhan, itulah pelitaku. Lihatlah sesama kita dalam susah terbenam, Mari angkatlah pelita dan pancarkanlah terang.	Mzm 119:105 2 Ptr 1:19 Mrk 4:21 Luk 11:33
  3. Menyebarkan sukacita dan menghibur yang lelah, itulah panggilan kita dalam dunia yang resah. Kita binalah bersama tunas bangsa yang besar dalam hidup sederhana, dalam kasih yang segar.
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• Hatiku Bersukaria [KJ.77]

  	1 Sam 2:1-10; Luk 1:46-55
  1. Hatiku bersukaria mengagungkan nama Tuhan, Allah, Juru s'lamatku.
  2. DiindahkanNya hambaNya; kini dan senantiasa diberkati namaku.	Luk 1:4
  3. Kar'na Allah Mahakuasa melakukan karya agung kepadaku yang rendah.
  4. Mahasuci Nama Allah; rahmatNya turun-temurun atas orang salehNya.
  5. DinyatakanNya kuasa hingga orang congkak hati habis oleh tanganNya
  6. DisuruhNya turun takhta pembesar dan panguasa ditinggikan yang rendah.	Mzm 75:8 Mzm 113:7-9 Yeh 21:26
  7. Orang lapar dikenyangkan orang kaya dihampakan dan disuruhNya pergi.	Mzm 107:9
  8. Sungguh Ia melepaskan Umat Israel, hambaNya, kar'na rahmatNya kekal.
  9. Seperti dijanjikanNya pada Abraham semula untuk s'lama-lamanya.	Kej 12:3 Kej 17:7 Kej 22:18 Mzm 105:42
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Hymns

Luke 1:46-47

• [Luk 1:46] Away! With Loyal Hearts And True

  Away! with loyal hearts and true, O’er hill and dale they pressed Full four score weary miles, to do The Cæsar’s high behest; And Mary sang “Magnificat,” Her own, her ancient song; For well wist she that God’s decree Was bearing her along, Was bearing her along. Away! through fields and meadows green, O’er purple heather-bed, By mountain pass, or dark ravine, The faithful couple sped. And soft and sweet, where’er they went, To glad the weary way, Sang Mary that “Magnificat,” Her own, her ancient lay, Her own, her ancient lay. O’erhead the storm clouds often wept, And tempests o’er them passed, And cold around them often swept The bleak December blast. But still she sang “Magnificat,” Through weather foul or fair; For all was rest within her breast, ’Twas always sunshine there, ’Twas always sunshine there. And when the pilgrimage was o’er, And of their royal king Not one would open wide his door, And bid them enter in; Still Mary sang “Magnificat” With ever joyful tone; “Whate’er betide, the Lord,” she cried, “Is mindful of His own.” Worn out at last, and ill-bestead, Right glad were they to find Within a sorry cattle shed A shelter from the wind. And Mary sang “Magnificat” Right through that wondrous night; And, e’er the birth of morn on earth, Was born the Light of Light. Then let us all with one accord Join Mary’s song and say, “My soul doth magnify the Lord,” For ever and for aye. Let us sing “Magnificat,” That dear and ancient lay, For God’s own Son with us is one, And He is born today.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 1:47] My Savior

  I’ve a Savior, kind and tender, I’ve a Savior full of grace; And a smile of winning sweetness Ever beams upon His face: In my heart’s shrine of affection He shall hold the highest place. Refrain How I love Him! How I love Him! Since for me He bled and died; How I love Him! Yes, I love Him More than all the world beside. For my sake He came from Heaven To this world of sin and shame; Bore my guilt, tho’ He was guiltless, And tho’ blameless, took my blame: Can I ever cease to love Him, And His goodness to proclaim? Refrain Tho’ I’ve often been unworthy, He has constant been, and true; Tho’ I wronged Him, He forgave me When I would my vows renew; Tho’ I spurned Him, He with kindness My rebellious heart did woo. Refrain I’ve a Savior, kind and tender, He would be your Savior, too; Will you not accept the pardon Which He freely offers you? Take Him now as your Redeemer, Earth has not a friend so true. Refrain

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 1:47] O What Shall I Do, My Savior To Praise

  O what shall I do my Savior to praise, So faithful and true, so plenteous in grace, So strong to deliver, So good to redeem The weakest believer that hangs upon Him! How happy the man whose heart is set free, The people that can be joyful in thee! Their joy is to walk in the light of thy face, And still they are talking of Jesus’ grace. Their daily delight shall be in Thy Name; They shall as their right Thy righteousness claim; Thy righteousness wearing, and cleansed by Thy blood, Bold shall they appear in the presence of God. For Thou art their Boast, their Glory and Power; And I also trust to see the glad hour, My soul’s new creation, a life from the dead, The day of salvation, that lifts up my head. For Jesus, my Lord, is now my Defense; I trust in His Word, none plucks me from thence; Since I have found favor, He all things will do; My King and my Savior shall make me anew. Yes, Lord, I shall see the bliss of Thine own, Thy secret to me shall soon be made known; For sorrow and sadness I joy shall receive, And share in the gladness of all that believe.

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  source: Cyberhymnal

• [Luk 1:47] Rest Of The Weary

  Rest of the weary, joy of the sad, Hope of the dreary, light of the glad; Home of the stranger, strength to the end, Refuge from danger, Savior and Friend! Pillow where lying, love rests its head, Peace of the dying, life of the dead: Path of the lowly, prize at the end, Breath of the holy, Savior and Friend! When my feet stumble, to Thee I’ll cry, Crown of the humble, cross of the high; When my steps wander, over me bend Truer and fonder,Savior and Friend! Ever confessingThee, I will raise Unto Thee blessing, glory and praise: All my endeavor, world without end, Thine to be ever,Savior and Friend!

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  source: Cyberhymnal