{"slug": "arise-my-soul-arise", "title": "Arise, My Soul, Arise", "first_line": "Arise, my soul, arise", "author": "charles-wesley", "author_date": "1742", "foot": "iambic", "meter": {"pattern": [6, 6, 6, 6, 8, 8], "doubled": false, "refrain": false, "alleluia": false, "irregular": false}, "topics": ["Atonement", "Assurance", "Blood", "Forgiveness", "Christian Life"], "scripture": ["Hebrews 7:25", "Isaiah 49:16", "Romans 8:15", "1 John 2:1"], "provenance": {"layer": "text", "source": "methodist-hymnal-1905", "source_kind": "hand_encoded", "pd_evidence": "Transcribed word for word and point for point from the dated printing in The Methodist Hymnal (New York: Eaton & Mains; Cincinnati: Jennings & Graham, 1905), hymn 301, printed page 212 \u2014 archive.org methodi00meth leaf n223, which is the leaf the pointing below was taken from, and re-read on a second scan of the same page, archive.org methodisthymnal01churgoog leaf n230. Stanza 1 is the row printed under the staves; stanzas 2-5 are the four blocks printed below the music, and the page signs them \"CHARLES WESLEY\" at the foot. US public domain: the printing read is itself pre-1931, and Wesley died in 1788. The 1742 date is the RECEIVED one (the hymn is traced to Hymns and Sacred Poems, 1742); NEITHER witness prints a date and no 1742 copy was opened for this record \u2014 nothing here depends on it. NO EDITORIAL CHANGES WERE MADE TO THE WORDS OR THE POINTING. In particular the page's capitalisation is kept, including \"Sacrifice\" and \"Surety\" in stanza 1 against lower-case \"he\", \"his\" and \"him\" throughout, the page's curly quotation marks in stanzas 3 and 5, and the exclamation inside the closing quote of stanza 3. ONE SYLLABIFICATION NOTE, affecting no spelling: stanza 5 line 2 is printed \"His pardoning voice I hear;\" \u2014 seven written syllables against the line's six notes \u2014 so \"pardoning\" is split \"par -- doning\" and sung on two notes, the same device this corpus already uses for \"ev -- ery\"; the word is printed in full and unchanged. The metre is 6.6.6.6.8.8 \u2014 40 syllables per stanza; the tune LENOX repeats line 5, so a setting on it carries 48 slots.", "pd_basis": "pub_pre_1931", "pd_jurisdictions": {"US": true}}, "stanzas": {"1": {"syllabified": "A -- rise, my soul, a -- rise; Shake off thy guilt -- y fears; The bleed -- ing Sac -- ri -- fice In my be -- half ap -- pears: Be -- fore the throne my Sure -- ty stands, My name is writ -- ten on his hands.", "prose": ["Arise, my soul, arise;", "Shake off thy guilty fears;", "The bleeding Sacrifice", "In my behalf appears:", "Before the throne my Surety stands,", "My name is written on his hands."]}, "2": {"syllabified": "He ev -- er lives a -- bove, For me to in -- ter -- cede; His all -- re -- deem -- ing love, His pre -- cious blood, to plead; His blood a -- toned for all our race, And sprin -- kles now the throne of grace.", "prose": ["He ever lives above,", "For me to intercede;", "His all-redeeming love,", "His precious blood, to plead;", "His blood atoned for all our race,", "And sprinkles now the throne of grace."]}, "3": {"syllabified": "Five bleed -- ing wounds he bears, Re -- ceived on Cal -- va -- ry; They pour ef -- fec -- tual prayers, They strong -- ly plead for me: \u201cFor -- give him, O for -- give,\u201d they cry, \u201cNor let that ran -- somed sin -- ner die!\u201d", "prose": ["Five bleeding wounds he bears,", "Received on Calvary;", "They pour effectual prayers,", "They strongly plead for me:", "\u201cForgive him, O forgive,\u201d they cry,", "\u201cNor let that ransomed sinner die!\u201d"]}, "4": {"syllabified": "The Fa -- ther hears him pray, His dear a -- noint -- ed One; He can -- not turn a -- way The pres -- ence of his Son; His Spir -- it an -- swers to the blood, And tells me I am born of God.", "prose": ["The Father hears him pray,", "His dear anointed One;", "He cannot turn away", "The presence of his Son;", "His Spirit answers to the blood,", "And tells me I am born of God."]}, "5": {"syllabified": "My God is rec -- on -- ciled; His par -- doning voice I hear; He owns me for his child, I can no lon -- ger fear: With con -- fi -- dence I now draw nigh, And, \u201cFa -- ther, Ab -- ba, Fa -- ther,\u201d cry.", "prose": ["My God is reconciled;", "His pardoning voice I hear;", "He owns me for his child,", "I can no longer fear:", "With confidence I now draw nigh,", "And, \u201cFather, Abba, Father,\u201d cry."]}}, "license": "The hymn texts and tunes are in the public domain; per-layer provenance is recorded on each record."}