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6176. Servant of God, Remember

1. Servant of God, remember
The stream thy soul bedewing,
The grace that came upon thee
Anointing and renewing.

2. When kindly slumber calls thee,
Upon thy bed reclining,
Trace thou the cross of Jesus,
Thy heart and forehead signing.

3. The cross dissolves the darkness,
And drives away temptation;
It calms the wavering spirit
By quiet consecration.

4. Begone, begone, the terrors
Of vague and formless dreaming;
Begone, thou fell deceiver,
With all thy boasted scheming.

5. Begone, thou crooked serpent,
Who, twisting and pursuing,
By fraud and lie preparest
The simple soul’s undoing.

6. Tremble, for Christ is near us,
Depart, for here He dwelleth,
And this, the sign thou knowest,
Thy strong battalions quelleth.

7. Then while the weary body
Its rest in sleep is nearing,
The heart will muse in silence
On Christ and His appearing.

8. To God, eternal Father,
To Christ, our king, be glory,
And to the Holy Spirit,
In never ending story.

Text Information
First Line: Servant of God, remember
Title: Servant of God, Remember
Latin Title: Cultor Dei memento
Author: Aurelius Prudentius, 348-413
Translator (from Latin): William J. Blew (1852)
Language: English
Source: Translated in The Church Hymn and Tune Book, 1852.
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: NUN LASST UNS GEH'N
Incipit: 54312 13456 54332
Key: Eā™­ Major
Source: Nun Lasst Uns Geh'n, Kirchen- und Haus-Buch (Dresden, Germany: 1694)
Copyright: Public Domain



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