O God of Love! Comp; by A.H. Brown, (1830-1926) Played by Rev. Winfred Lomotey Nartey-Graham.. скачать в хорошем качестве

O God of Love! Comp; by A.H. Brown, (1830-1926) Played by Rev. Winfred Lomotey Nartey-Graham..

“O God of Love” is a tender and prayerful hymn that calls upon God as the source of all true love, unity, and peace. Its text reflects themes of divine compassion, Christian fellowship, and the transforming power of grace within families, communities, and the Church. The hymn invites believers to seek God’s love as the foundation of their relationships and daily living. The tune is composed by Arthur Henry Brown (1830–1926), an English organist and hymn composer known for his deeply devotional church music. Brown’s melodies are marked by warmth, simplicity, and gentle strength, making them especially suitable for reflective worship and sacred occasions. This hymn is often fitting for weddings, services of unity, or gatherings centered on Christian love and fellowship. Its calm and reverent character encourages heartfelt prayer and spiritual harmony. In this organ rendition, Rev. Winfred Lomotey Nartey-Graham presents the hymn with expressive sensitivity and quiet dignity, allowing its message of divine love and peace to resonate deeply. The performance creates an atmosphere of calm devotion and sincere worship. Lyrics 🎶 O GOD of love, to You we bow, And pray for these before You now, That, closely joined in holy vow, They may in You be one. 2 When days are filled with pure delight, When paths are plain and skies are bright, Walking by faith and not by sight, May they in You be one. 3 When stormy winds fulfil Your will, And all their good seems turned to ill, Then, trusting You completely, still May they in You be one. 4 Whate’er in life shall be their share Of quickening joy or burdening care, In power to do and grace to bear, May they in You be one. 5 Eternal Love, with them abide; In You for ever may they hide, For even death cannot divide Those whom You make in one. Beautifully played by Rev. Winfred Lomotey Nartey-Graham.