| Song | You That Have Spent The Silent |
| Content Description | You That Have Spent The Silent is a contemplative hymn inviting believers to reflect on their walk with God during quiet, devoted moments. Centered on themes of personal devotion, meditation, and spiritual reflection, it inspires worshipers to seek God’s presence deeply and sincerely. Perfect for congregational singing, personal devotion, or quiet worship settings, this hymn reminds Christians that even silent moments of prayer and reflection are powerful acts of devotion. Sing and be uplifted as you embrace God’s guidance, reflect on His faithfulness, and strengthen your spiritual life through heartfelt worship, meditation, and quiet dedication. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter Y |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
| Writer | George Gascoigne |
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| Tags | Hymn, Worship, Christian Music, Devotion, Meditation, Praise |
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You That Have Spent The Silent Night
In Sleep And Quiet Rest,
And Joy To See The Cheerful Light
That Riseth In The East,
Now Clear Your Voice, Now Cheer Your Heart,
Come, Help Me Now To Sing;
Each Willing Wight, Come Bear A Part,
To Praise The Heavenly King.
And You Whom Care In Prison Keeps
Or Sickness Doth Suppress,
Or Secret Sorrow Breaks Your Sleeps
Or Dolours To Distress:
Yet Bear A Part In Humble Wise,
Yea, Think It Good Accord,
And Full And Fitting Sacrifice
Each Soul To Praise The Lord.
Unto His Joys For To Attain
God Grant Us All His Grace,
And Send Us After Worldly Pain
In Heaven To Have A Place;
Where We May Still Enjoy That Light
Which Never Shall Decay:
Lord, For Thy Mercy Lend Us Might
To See That Joyful Day.
