"O Senhor Jesus Passava" (Hino 211, Congregação Cristã no Brasil, Hinário 5)

"O Senhor Jesus Passava" (Hino 211, Congregação Cristã no Brasil, Hinário 5)

Key: C Major
Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
Chords Used: C, F, G7, C7
Note: Chords are placed above lyrics to align with vocal phrasing. Use a gentle, hymn-like strumming pattern (e.g., down-down-up, ~80 BPM estimated for congregational singing). The hymn is typically accompanied by organ or guitar in CCB services, with a reverent tone. Listen to recordings (e.g., YouTube, web ID 12) for timing. The hymn narrates the healing of a blind man (likely Bartimeu, per Mark 10:46-52), emphasizing faith and Jesus’s compassion, per Letras.mus.br (web ID 7).

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Verse 1
C F
O Senhor Jesus passava, com Ele a multidão
G7 C
Eis que um cego, junto ao caminho, esperava por compaixão
C7 F
E ouvindo que falavam sobre o nome de Jesus
C G7 C
Levantou-se e foi ao bom Mestre, para receber a luz

Verse 2
C F
A palavra virtuosa, tão esperada, escutou
G7 C
A visão lhe foi restaurada e, por fé, também se salvou
C7 F
Libertado por Jesus Cristo, dava glória ao grande Deus
C G7 C
Exaltou o Mestre divino e seguiu os passos Seus

Verse 3
C F
Jesus Cristo é o mesmo, entre os fiéis também está
G7 C
E, quem crer, verá Sua glória; Seu favor, por certo, terá
C7 F
Ele é a luz preciosa que, dos céus, Deus enviou
C G7 C
Quem em trevas se encontrava, essa luz iluminou

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Chord Voicings

• C: x-3-2-0-1-0
• F: 1-3-3-2-1-1
• G7: 3-2-0-0-0-1
• C7: x-3-2-3-1-0

Notes

• Lyrics Verification: The lyrics are sourced from Letras.mus.br (web ID 0), Cânticos CCB (web IDs 2, 8, 9, 13), Cifra Club (web ID 3), and Letras.com.br (web ID 5), confirmed against Hinário 5, Hino 211, per YouTube (web ID 12). They match the original version, with lines like “O Senhor Jesus passava, com Ele a multidão” and “Ele é a luz preciosa que, dos céus, Deus enviou” accurate to the CCB text. Some sources (e.g., web ID 5) include a second verse with “Ó Jesus, ó Nazareno,” but this is from an alternate version (possibly Hino 65, Hinário 4); the three-verse structure above is standard for Hino 211, per Cifra Club and Letras.mus.br. The hymn, composed by Joseph Perry Holbrook (web ID 0), reflects the biblical account of a blind man’s healing, symbolizing spiritual illumination.
• Chords: The C, F, G7, C7 progression is from Cifra Club (web ID 3), designed for congregational singing. Chordify supports C major, though some CCB versions simplify by omitting C7; I’ve kept C7 for authenticity. Strum gently to support vocals, ensuring clean transitions between C and F. The chords align with the hymn’s solemn tone, per WeChords.
• Playing Tips: Use a clean acoustic or lightly amplified tone (e.g., nylon-string guitar or organ emulation) to match CCB’s worship style. The tempo is slow (~80 BPM estimated); follow the choir or lead singer’s phrasing. For organ, sustain chords to fill the sound. If accompanying a flute (per web ID 1), ensure chords don’t overpower the melody.
• Transposition: If C major is too high, try a capo on the 1st fret and play Bb, Eb, F7, Bb7, or transpose to Bb major (Bb, Eb, F7, Bb7) using Cifra Club’s transposer. For a lower key, try G major (G, C, D7, G7).
• Context: "O Senhor Jesus Passava" (Hino 211, Hinário 5) is a beloved CCB hymn, narrating a miracle from Mark 10:46-52, where a blind man (likely Bartimeu) is healed by Jesus, per Letras.mus.br (web ID 7). It emphasizes faith, divine light, and salvation, central to CCB doctrine. The hymn is distinct from Hino 65 (Hinário 4), which has additional verses (e.g., “Ó Jesus, ó Nazareno”), per Letras.com.br (web ID 5). It’s widely sung in CCB services, as seen in YouTube recordings (web ID 12).