(piano hymn) Lord Jesus, I long in thy presence to live / 주 임재안에 늘 살게 하소서

(piano hymn)Turn your eyes upon Jesus / 어둠속의 빛을 찾아서

(piano hymn)No mortal tongue can e'er describe / 이땅의 유혹버리고

(piano hymn)It is God's intent and pleasure / 내안에 주 계시하길

(piano hymn)생명의길

(piano hymn)I need Thee every hour / 은혜의 주 예수

(Piano hymn)Living For Jesus A Life That / 단순히 주님만 위해살길

(piano hymn)since long ago at bethany we parted / 베다니서 당신과 헤어진후

(Piano hymn) whene'er we meet with Christ / 그리스도를 가져와

(piano hymn) How Tedious And Tasteless The Hours / 주 얼굴 빛 못볼 때에

(piano hymn)Our father, as the evergreen / 오 아버지는 소나무처럼

(piano hymn)O glorious Christ, Savior mine / 영광스런 사랑의주

(piano hymn)My Heart Longs for absolute surrender

(piano hymn)Father God, Thou Art The Source Of Life / 하나님 아버지 당신은

God's intention is to have us / 하나님의 뜻은

등불을 밝힘(출애굽기 27:20-21) / exodus 27:20-21

1
There is a great mystery,
A wonderful story;
For ages ’twas hidden,
Now shown in His wisdom;
’Tis a divine romance
Of God and man in time;
Beyond understanding,
Yet seen in God’s speaking.
 	God fell in love with man;
For only God’s love can
Make man just the same as He
In life and in nature.
We are His expression,
His bride, His enlargement;
Forever, together,
As living, insep’rable as one couple
Eternally.
2
Though He was rejected
By men who were blinded;
His love is constraining,
His heart still unchanging;
Thus in incarnation
Came He as salvation;
His name is called Jesus,
And He came to seek us.
3
Though born as a sinner,
His blood has redeemed me.
He suffered on Calv’ry,
Then raised up in glory,
To regenerate me.
Now joined in one spirit
I love to enjoy Him,
For I’ve been forgiven!
4
His love is so tender,
To Him I’ll surrender;
His name is so precious,
I gladly call, “Jesus!”
His Person’s so charming,
My heart ever winning;
I’ll hold back no longer,
I’ll love Him forever.

(Piano Hymn)A divine, romantic story / 오 놀라운 비밀

(Piano hymn) Lord, in Thy presence / 주여 조용히 당신 앞으로

1
Take time to receive Him—the blessing’s outpoured,
And we may obtain it by reading His Word;
We bask in the splendour of His healing light,
And light becomes life, as in Him we delight.
2
Take time to absorb Him, to gain the supply,
That we may be watered and nourished thereby;
The deeper the roots spread, the deeper the flow,
And richer and higher within us He’ll grow.
3
Take time to inhale Him—His Word we may breathe;
By breathing it, God’s very life we receive—
He breathes Himself out so that we may breathe in
The life, the reality, fullness of Him.
4
Take time to enjoy Him, our portion is He:
Our present, available reality;
Our practical, real, and enjoyable Lord
Is everything to us through His living Word.
5
Take time to behold Him, gaze oft on His face,
Receiving His Person, and grace upon grace.
By His pleasant shining, infused we will be;
Our faces will glow with His light, radiantly.

Take time to behold Him (hymn 643)

In the bosom of the father (hymn 203)

이사야 43장

오 달콤한 기도시간

1
Recall how David swore,
“I’ll not come into my house,
Nor go up to my bed,
Give slumber to mine eyelids,
Until I find a place for Thee,
A place, O Lord, for Thee.”
Our mighty God desires a home
Where all His own may come.
2
How blinded we have been,
Shut in with what concerns us;
While God’s house lieth waste—
Lord, break through, overturn us;
We’ll go up to the mountain,
Bring wood and build the house;
We’ll never say, “Another day!”
It’s time! We’ll come and build!
3
O Lord, against these days,
Inspire some for Your building,
Just as in David’s day—
A remnant who are willing
To come and work in Your house,
Oh, what a blessed charge!
Your heart’s desire, is our desire—
We come, O Lord, to build.
4
Within those whom You’d call
Put such a restless caring
For building to give all—
These times are for preparing;
The gates of hell cannot prevail
Against the builded Church!
The hours are few, the builders too—
Lord, build, O build in us!

Recall how David swore (hymn 1248)

1
Olives that have known no pressure
  No oil can bestow;
If the grapes escape the winepress,
  Cheering wine can never flow;
Spikenard only through the crushing,
  Fragrance can diffuse.
Shall I then, Lord, shrink from suff’ring
  Which Thy love for me would choose?
 	Each blow I suffer
Is true gain to me.
In the place of what Thou takest
  Thou dost give Thyself to me.
2
Do my heart-strings need Thy stretching,
  Songs divine to prove?
Do I need for sweetest music
  Cruel treatment of Thy love?
Lord, I fear no deprivation
  If it draws to Thee;
I would yield in full surrender
  All Thy heart of love to see.
3
I’m ashamed, my Lord, for seeking
  Self to guard alway;
Though Thy love has done its stripping,
  Yet I’ve been compelled this way.
Lord, according to Thy pleasure
  Fully work on me;
Heeding not my human feelings,
  Only do what pleases Thee.
4
If Thy mind and mine should differ,
  Still pursue Thy way;
If Thy pleasure means my sorrow,
  Still my heart shall answer, “Yea!”
’Tis my deep desire to please Thee,
  Though I suffer loss;
E’en though Thy delight and glory
  Mean that I endure the cross.
5
Oh, I’ll praise Thee, e’en if weeping
  Mingle with my song.
Thine increasing sweetness calls forth
  Grateful praises all day long.
Thou hast made Thyself more precious
  Than all else to me:
Thou increase and I decrease, Lord—
  This is now my only plea.

Olive that have known no pressure (hymn 626)

Nearer My God, To Thee (hymn 614)

If I'd know Christ's risen power (hymn 631)

주님의 회복의 네 기둥

1
We praise Thee, Lord, for Thy great plan
That we Thy dwelling-place may be;
Thou live in us, we filled with Thee,
Thou in the Son expressed might be.
2
Though in Thine image made by Thee
And given Thine authority,
Yet we are only made of clay
Without a trace of divinity.
3
When we receive Thee as our life,
Thy nature we thru grace possess;
Mingled together, we with Thee
One Body glorious will express.
4
When flows Thy life thru all our souls,
Filling, renewing every part,
We will be pearls and precious stones,
Changed to Thine image, as Thou art.
5
But, Lord, we fully realize
These are not wrought men’s praise to rouse,
But as material to be built
Together for Thy glorious house.
6
Here, Lord, we give ourselves to Thee;
Receive us into Thy wise hands;
Bend, break, and build together in Thee
To be the house to meet Thy demands.
7
Break all the natural life for us,
Deal Thou with each peculiar way,
That we no more independent be
But with all saints are one for aye.
8
Then we shall be Thy Bride beloved,
Together in Thy chamber abide,
Enjoy the fulness of Thy love.
How Thou wilt then be satisfied!

We praise Thee,Lord,for Thy great plan (hymn 837)

우리 아들들은 잘 자란 나무와 같고

How tedious and tasteless the hours
When Jesus no longer I see!
Sweet prospects, sweet birds and sweet flow’rs,
Have all lost their sweetness to me.
The midsummer sun shines but dim,
The fields strive in vain to look gay;
But when I am happy in Him
December’s as pleasant as May.
2
His name yields the richest perfume,
And sweeter than music His voice;
His presence disperses my gloom,
And makes all within me rejoice.
I should, were He always thus nigh,
Have nothing to wish or to fear;
No mortal so happy as I;
My summer would last all the year.
3
Content with beholding His face,
My all to His pleasure resigned;
No changes of season or place,
Would make any change in my mind.
While blessed with a sense of His love,
A palace a toy would appear;
And prisons would palaces prove,
If Jesus would dwell with me there.
4
My Lord, if indeed I am Thine,
If Thou art my sun and my song,
Say, why do I languish and pine?
And why are my winters so long?
Oh, drive these dark clouds from the sky,
Thy soul-cheering presence restore;
Or take me to Thee up on high,
Where winter and clouds are no more.

How Tedious and Tasteless (주 얼굴 빛 못 뵐 때에)

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