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5.Come Mary and Joseph, come Simon and Anna!Come Magi and shepherds, come heaven and earth!Come all the new-born of all the creation!Shout praise to the Father for Jesus dear birth!

6.Raise louder and louder the anthem of wonder:All creatures cry Glory! to Yahweh s great grace!All nations fall down to the praise of His glory,Cry, Jesus is born the King of our race!

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5.Therefore, kind Jesu,Since I cannot pay Thee,I do adore Thee,And will ever pray Thee,Think on my pityAnd Thy love unswerving,Not my deserving.

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7.His death is my plea;My Advocate see,And hear the blood speak that hath answered for me:My ransom He wasWhen He bled on the cross:And by losing His life He has carried my cause.

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4.It makes the coward spirit brave,And nerves the feeble arm for fight;It takes its terror from the grave,And gilds the bed of death with light.

5.The balm of life, the cure of woe,The measure and the pledge of love,The sinner s refuge here below,The angels theme in heaven above.

Thomas Kelly, 1769–1855

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5.Were the whole realm of nature mine,That were an offering far too small;Love so amazing, so divine,Demands my soul, my life, my all.


Lowell Mason, 1792–187280(ii)

2. For

3. See

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Music © 1977 Colin Jones. Used by permission.Arrangement © 1977 Christine Dieckmann. Used by permission.

Adapted by William Henry Monk, 1823–89from a chorale Straf mich nicht in Hundert geistlicher Arien ,

Dresden, 1694

81

4. He

2. He

3. He

1. Christ

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5.He who slumbered in the graveIs exalted now to save;Now through Christendom it ringsThat the Lamb is King of kings:Hallelujah!

6.

Now He bids us tell abroadHow the lost may be restored,How the penitent forgiven,How we too may enter heaven:Hallelujah!

7.

Thou our Paschal Lamb indeed,Christ, today Thy people feed;Take our sins and guilt away,That we all may sing for aye:Hallelujah!

Michael Weisse, 1480–1534tr. Catherine Winkworth, 1827–78

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Later form of melody from John Walsh's collection Lyra Davidica , 1708

82

3. Vain

4. Lives

2. Love s

1. Christ

EASTER HYMN 7.7.7.7 and Hallelujahs

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5.Soar we now where Christ hath led,Following our exalted Head:Made like Him, like Him we rise;Ours the cross, the grave, the skies.

6.King of glory! Soul of bliss!Everlasting life is this,Thee to know, Thy power to prove,Thus to sing, and thus to love.


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Later form of melody from John Walsh's collection Lyra Davidica , 1708

83

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4. Sing

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4.Jesus lives! our hearts know wellNaught from us His love shall sever;Life nor death nor powers of hellTear us from His keeping ever.Hallelujah!

5.Jesus lives! to Him the throneOver all the world is given;May we go where He is gone,Rest and reign with Him in heaven.Hallelujah!

Christian Fürchtegott Gellert, 1715–69tr. Frances Elizabeth Cox, 1812–97

Robert Lowry, 1826–9985

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865.He has raised our human natureIn the clouds to God s right hand;There we sit in heavenly places,There with Him in glory stand:Jesus reigns, adored by angels;Man with God is on the Throne:Mighty Lord, in Thine Ascension,We by faith behold our own.

* * *

6.Holy Ghost, Illuminator,Shed Thy beams upon our eyes,Help us to look up with Stephen,And to see, beyond the skies,Where the Son of Man in gloryStanding is at God s right hand,Beckoning on His martyr army,Succouring His faithful band;

7.See Him, who is gone before us,Heavenly mansions to prepare,See Him, who is ever pleadingFor us with prevailing prayer,See Him who, with sound of trumpet,And with His angelic train,Summoning the world to judgement,On the clouds will come again.

8.Lift us up from earth to Heaven,Give us wings of faith and love,Gales of holy aspirationsWafting us to realms above;That, with hearts and minds uplifted,We with Christ our Lord may dwell,Where He sits enthroned in gloryIn His heavenly citadel.

9.So at last, when He appeareth,We from out our graves may spring,With our youth renewed like eagles,Flocking round our Heavenly King,Caught up on the clouds of heaven,And may meet Him in the air,Rise to realms where He is reigning,And may reign for ever there.

* * *

10.Glory be to God the Father;Glory be to God the Son,Dying, risen, ascending for us,Who the heavenly realm has won;Glory to the Holy Spirit;To One God in Persons ThreeGlory both in earth and heaven,Glory, endless glory be.

Christopher Wordsworth, 1807–85


From a Gloria Patri by Giovanni P. Da Palestrina, 1525–94Hallelujah by William Henry Monk, 1823–89

87

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3. The

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of

ry-

song

ho

to

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of

ly

our

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praise

joy

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be

out

sen

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gun,

burst,

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le

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4.He brake the age-bound chains of hell;The bars from heaven s high portals fell;Let hymns of praise His triumph tell. Hallelujah!

5.Lord, by the stripes which wounded Thee,From death s dread sting Thy servants free,That we may live, and sing to Thee, Hallelujah!

Symphonia Sirenum Selectarum, 1695tr. Francis Pott, 1832–1909

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Adapted from George Frederick Handel, 1685–175988

2. Lo,

3. No

1. Thine

MACCABAEUS 10.11.11.11 and refrain

Eb

be

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more

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the

sus

we

Bb7/F

-

glo

meets

doubt

Eb

ry,

us,

Thee,

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ri

glo

Bb

sen,

sen

rious

con

from

Prince

Bb7/D

quering

the

of

Eb

- Son,

tomb;

life;

Bb

-

-

-

5

End

Lo

Life

Eb

less

ving

is

/G

is

ly

nought

the

He

with

Bb7/F

vic

greets

out

Eb/G

-

tory

us,

Thee:

- Thou

scat

aid

Bb7/F

o er

ters

us

Eb

-

death

fear

in

Bb

hast

and

our

Eb

won;

gloom;

strife;

-

-

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9

An

Let

Make

gels

the

us

in

church

more

bright

with

than

rai

glad

con

Bb7

ment

ness,

querors,

Cm

-

-

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rolled

hymns

through

Ddim

the

of

Thy

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stone

tri

death

Fm

a

umph

less

Cm

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way,

sing,

love:

G

--

13

Kept

For

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her

us

fold

Lord

safe

ed

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through

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li

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F7/A

clothes,

ving,

dan

F7

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where

death

to

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Thy

has

Thy

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bo

lost

home

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dy

its

a

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sting.

bove.

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REFRAIN

17

Thine

Eb

be the

Bb7/F

glo

Eb/G

ry,- ri

Bb

sen, con

Bb7/D

quering

Eb

- Son,

Bb

-

21

End

Eb

less

/G

is the

Bb7/F

vic

Eb/G

tory- Thou

Bb7/F

o er

Eb/G

death

Bb

hast

Eb

won.


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Edmond Louis Budry, 1854–1932tr. Richard Birch Hoyle, 1875–1939

Later form of melody by William Shrubsole, c. 1759–180689

1. All

3. Ye

4. Hail

2. Crown

MILES LANE 8.6.8.6 extended

Ab

hail

Him,

seed

Him,

the

ye

of

ye

Db

power

mar

Is

heirs

Ab/C

of

tyrs

rael s

of

Eb

-

-

Je

of

cho

Da

Ab

su s

our

sen

vid s

Bb7/F

-

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-

name;

God,

race,

line,

Eb

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Who

Ye

Whom

Ab/C

an

from

ran

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Db

gels

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somed

vid

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Db

pros

al

from

Lord

Ab/Eb

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4

trate

tar

the

did

Eb

fall;

call;

fall,

call,

Ab

Bring

Ex

Hail

The

forth

tol

Him

God

-

the

Him

who

in

Db

roy

in

saves

car

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al

whose

you

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path

by

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a

ye

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di

Bb7

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trod,

grace,

vine,

Eb

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8

To

And

And

And

crown

crown

crown

crown

Ab

Him,

Him,

Him,

Him,

crown

crown

crown

crown

Him,

Him,

Him,

Him,

Fm

crown

crown

crown

crown

Ab/Eb

Him,

Him,

Him,

Him,

Eb

Crown

Crown

Crown

Crown

Ab

Him

Him

Him

Him

Db

Lord

Lord

Lord

Lord

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of

of

of

of

Eb7

all.

all.

all.

all.

Ab


5.Ye Gentile sinners, ne er forgetThe wormwood and the gall;Go spread your trophies at His feet,And crown Him, crown Him, crown Him,Crown Him Lord of all.

6.Let every tribe and every tongueBefore Him prostrate fall,And shout in universal songThe crownèd, crownèd, crownèdCrownèd Lord of all.

7.O that with yonder sacred throngWe at His feet may fall,Join in the everlasting song,And crown Him, crown Him, crown Him,Crown Him Lord of all.

Edward Perronet, 1726–92v. 7: John Rippon, 1751–1836

Melody probably by William Croft, 1678–172790

2. In

4. O

1. All

3. Through

HANOVER 10.10.11.11

G

thanks

Him

what

pride

to

we

and

shall

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the

have

de

we

D

Lamb,

peace,

sire

do

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gives

Him

hurt

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Em

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us

we

we

viour

Am/C

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to

have

have

to

D

meet:

power,

gone,

love?

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Through

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D

love

served

wa

make

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we

by

ter

us

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and

a

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6

claim,

grace

fire

new,

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In

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prai

out

Him

Lord,

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the

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from

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a

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peat;

hour,

on;

bove.

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own

all

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our

and

of

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the

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pas

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tion

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sion,

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us

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to

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ness

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per

full

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all

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fect

ness

ver

that

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us

of

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be

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here.

love.

same.

lieve.

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5.Pronounce the glad word,And bid us be free;Ah! hast Thou not, Lord,A blessing for me?The peace Thou hast givenThis moment impart,And open Thy heavenOf love in my heart.

6.Come, Jesus, and looseThe stammerer s tongue,And teach even usThe spiritual song; Let us without ceasingGive thanks for Thy grace,And glory, and blessing,And honour, and praise.


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