O Come, O Come Emmanuel

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

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O come, O come, Emmanuel, TTT ^*1
And ransom captive Israel, TTT ^*2
That mourns in lonely exile here TTT ^*3
Until the Son of God appear. TTT ^*4

Rejoice! Rejoice! TTT ^*5
Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel. TTT ^*6

O come, Thou Day-spring, come and cheer TTT ^*7
Our spirits with Thine advent here; TTT ^*8
Disperse the gloomy clouds of night, TTT ^*9
And death's dark shadows put to flight. TTT ^*10

O come, Desire of Nations, bind TTT ^*11
all peoples in one heart and mind; TTT ^*12
Make envy, strife and quarrels cease; TTT ^*13
fill all the world with heaven's peace. TTT ^*14

Music: 15th century, words: 12th century, transl. into English by John M. Neale (1851)
Performed by Land WayPher (Waylan Bram and friends)

Poznámky

Jméno Emmanuel znamená ‘Bůh je s námi’ a v Bibli (Izajáš, Matouš) je používáno pro spasitele.
THOU, THY, THINE, THEE jsou archaická zájmena druhé osoby jednotného čísla:

THOU /ðaʊ//ðau/ = you (thou art = you are)
THY /ðaɪ//ðaj/ = your (thy name = your name)
THINE /ðaɪn//ðajn/ = your (thine advent = your advent) – před samohláskou
THEE /ði://ðí/ = you (come to thee = come to you) – pádové zájmeno