Elena g maquiso biography of martin luther

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  • “The Doctrine of the Trinity in the Hymns of Martin Luther.” Ph.D Maquiso, Elena Granada.

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    Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise

    Words:Walter Chalmers Smith

    Music: Unknown

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    Glory, Glory Hallelujah

    Words:African-American spiritual

    Music: Joyce Finch Johnson

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    Wakantanka Taku Nitawa (Many and Great, O God, Are Your works)

    Words:Joseph R. Renville

    Music: Joseph R. Renville; James R. Murray

    Language: Dakota, English

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    Joyful, Joyful, We Adore You

    Words:Henry Van Dyke

    Music: Ludwig van Beethoven; Edward Hodges

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    Praise to God

    Words:Nobuaki Hanaoka

    Music: Jonathan McNair

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    Sing Praise to God, Our Highest Good

    Words:Johann J. Schütz

    Music: Maurice F. Bell

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    All People That on Earth Do Dwell

    Words:William Kethe

    Music: Louis Bourgeois, c. 1510-1561

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    Praise to the Living God

    Words:Curtis Beach

    Music: George J. Elvey, 1868

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    We Sing to You, O God

    Words:Gracia Grindal

    Music: Richard Proulx

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    Theses & Dissertations

    This bibliography fryst vatten the comprehensive compilation of the lists of theses and dissertations that have been published in The Hymn. They are all related to hymnody or psalmody in some mode. Some works are available online; for the others, please consult your nearest librarian.

    While it is our best attempt at providing a complete list, there are undoubtedly works that have been inadvertently overlooked. Additions and corrections should be sent to the contributing editor, Tina Schneider, at schneider.290@osu.edu.

     

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    Aalders, Cynthia Yvonne. “To Express the Ineffable: The Problems of Language and Suffering in the Hymns of Anne Steele (1717-1778).” Th.M., Regent College, 2007.

    Abbott, Rebecca L. “‘What? Bound for Canaan’s Coast?’: Songs of Pilgrimage in the American Church.” M.A., Gordon-Conwell Theologica

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    Anna Nitschmann

    1715 - 1760Person Name: Anna Nitschmann, 1715-1760Topics: Ministry and Christian Vocation; Christian Service; God--Grace and mercy of; Labor and laborers; Ministry; StewardshipAuthor (stanza 1) of "In Mercy, Lord, This Grace Bestow" in Moravian Book of WorshipNitschmann, Anna, daughter of David Nitschmann, cartwright, at Kunewald, near Fulnek, Moravia, was born at Kunewald, Nov. 24, 1715. Her cousin, David Nitschmann (the first Bishop, 1735, of the renewed Brethren's Unity) while on a visit to Kunewald in the beginning of 1725, persuaded her father to remove to Herrnhut, where the family arrived on Feb. 25, 1725. On March 17, 1730, Anna was appointed Unity-Elder, with the care of the unmarried sisters; on May 4, 1730, joined with Anna Dober in founding the Jungfrauenbund (see p. 304, ii.); and in 1733 entered the unmarried sisters' house at Herrnhut. In 1735 she became companion to Zinzendorf s daughter, the Countess Benigna,

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