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Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Author: Carl B. Garve; Jane L. Borthwick Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #2452 Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 First Line: Hallelujah! Jesus lives Lyrics: 1. Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
He is now the Living One;
From the gloomy halls of death
Christ, the conqueror, has gone,
Bright forerunner to the skies
Of His people, yet to rise.
2. Jesus lives! Why do you weep?
Why that sad and mournful sigh?
He who died our Brother here
Lives our Brother still on high.
Lives forever to bestow
Blessings on His church below.
3. Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
Life eternal waits for you;
Joined to Him, your living head,
Where He is, you shall be, too;
With the Lord, at His right hand,
As a victor you shall stand.
4. Jesus lives! Let all rejoice.
Praise Him, ransomed of the earth.
Praise Him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heavenly birth.
Praise the victor King, whose sway
Sin and death and hell obey.
5. Jesus lives! To Him my heart
Draws with ever new delight.
Earthly vanities, depart,
Hinder not my heavenward flight.
Let this spirit ever rise
To its Magnet in the skies.
6. Hallelujah! Angels, sing!
Join with us in hymns of praise.
Let your chorus swell the strain
Which our feebler voices raise;
Glory to our God above
And on earth His peace and love! Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD
Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Author: Jane L. Borthwick, 1813-1897; Carl B. Garve, 1763-1841 Hymnal: Lutheran Book of Worship #147 (1978) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 Lyrics: 1 Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
He is now the Living One;
From the gloomy halls of death
Christ, the Conqueror, has gone,
Bright forerunner to the skies
Of his people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! Why do you weep?
Why that sad and frequent sigh?
He who died our brother here
Lives our brother still on high.
Lives forever to bestow
Blessings on his Church below.
3 Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
Life eternal waits for you;
Joined to him, your living head,
Where he is, you shall be too;
With the Lord, at his right hand,
As a victor you shall stand.
4 Jesus lives! Let all rejoice.
Praise him, ransomed of the earth.
Praise him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heav'nly birth.
Praise the victor king, whose sway
Sin and death and hell obey.
5 Hallelujah! Angels, sing!
Join with us in hymns of praise.
Let your chorus swell the strain
Which our feebler voices raise:
Glory to our God above
And on earth his peace and love! Topics: Easter; Easter; Saints' Days St. mary Magdalene Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD
Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
Author: C. B. Garve Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnary #326 (1913) Lyrics: 1 Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
He is now the living One;
From the gloomy halls of death
Forth the Conqueror, has gone,
Bright forerunner to the skies
Of His people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! let all rejoice!
Praise Him, ransomed ones of earth!
Praise Him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heavenly birth!
Praise the Victor-King, whose sway
Sin, and death, and hell obey.
3 Jesus lives! Why weepest thou?
Why that sad and mournful sigh?
He who died our Brother here
Lives our Brother still on high,--
Lives for ever, to bestow
Blessings on His church below.
4 Jesus lives! and thus, my soul,
Life eternal waits for thee;
Joined to Him, thy living Head,
Where He is, thou too shalt be;
With Himself, at His right hand,
Victor over death shalt stand.
5 Jesus lives! To Him my heart
Draws with ever new delight:
Earthly vanities, depart!
Hinder not my heavenward flight!
Let this spirit ever rise
To its magnet in the skies.
6 Hallelujah! angels, sing!
Join with us in hymn of praise,
Let your chorus swell the strain
Which our feebler voices raise;
Glory to our God above,
And on earth His peace and love! Topics: The Church Year Easter; The Church Year Easter Tune Title: [Hallelujah! Jesus lives!]
Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Author: Carl B. Garve, 1763-1841; Jane L. Borthwick, 1813-1897 Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Worship #380 (2006) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 Lyrics: 1 Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
He is now the Living One;
from the gloomy halls of death
Christ, the Conqueror, has gone,
bright forerunner to the skies
of his people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! Why do you weep?
Why that sad and mournful sigh?
Christ who died our brother here
lives our brother still on high,
lives forever to bestow
blessings on his church below.
3 Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
life eternal waits for you;
joined to Christ, your living head,
where he is, you shall be too;
with the Lord, at God's right hand,
as a victor you shall stand.
4 Jesus lives! Let all rejoice.
Praise him, ransomed of the earth.
Praise him in a nobler song,
cherubim of heav'nly birth.
Praise the victor king, whose sway
sin and death and hell obey.
5 Hallelujah! Angels, sing!
Join with us in hymns of praise.
Let your chorus swell the strain
which our feebler voices raise:
Glory to our God above
and on earth his peace and love! Topics: Easter; Easter Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD
Hallelujah! Jesus Lives!
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Author: Jane L. Borthwick; Carl Bernhard Garve Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home. 4th ed. #d40 (1949) Languages: English
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Author: Jane L. Borthwick; Carl Bernhard Garve Hymnal: Hymns for Church Schools #d52 (1929) Languages: English
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Author: Jane L. Borthwick; Carl Bernhard Garve Hymnal: Resurgit #d53 (1879)
Hallelujah, Jesus lives, He is now the living One
Halleluhah! Jesus Lives!
Author: Jane Borthwick; Carl B. Garve Hymnal: The Lutheran Hymnal #188 (1941) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 First Line: Hallelujah! Jesus lives! Lyrics: 1 Hallelujah! Jesus lives!
He is now the Living One;
From the gloomy halls of death
Christ the Conqueror has gone,
Bright Forerunner to the skies
Of His people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! Let all rejoice!
Praise Him, ransomed ones of earth.
Praise Him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heav'nly birth.
Praise the Victor-King, whose sway
Sin and death and hell obey.
3 Jesus lives! Why weepest thou?
Why that sad and frequent sigh?
He who died our Brother here
Lives our Brother still on high.
Lives forever to bestow
Blessings on His Church below.
4 Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
Life eternal waits for thee;
Joined to Him, thy living Head,
Where He is, thou, too shalt be;
With Himself, at His right hand,
Victor over death shalt stand.
5 Jesus lives! To Him my heart
Draws with ever new delight.
Earthly vanities, depart,
Hinder not my heavenward flight.
Let this spirit ever rise
To its Magnet in the skies.
6 Hallelujah, angels, sing!
Join us in our hymn of praise;
Let your chorus swell the strain
Which our feebler voices raise;
Glory to our God above
And on earth His peace and love!
Amen. Topics: The Church Year Easter Scripture: John 20:16 Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD
Halleluhah! Jesus Lives!
Alleluia! Jesus Lives
Author: Karl B. Garve, 1763-1941; Jane L. Borthwick, 1813-97 Hymnal: Christian Worship (1993) #153 (1993) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 First Line: Alleluia! Jesus lives! Lyrics: 1 Alleluia! Jesus lives!
He is now the living one;
From the gloomy house of death
Forth the conqueror has gone,
Bright foreruner to the skies
Of his people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! Let all rejoice;
Praise him, ransomed ones of earth.
Praise him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heav'nly birth.
Praise the Victor-King, whose sway
Sin and death and hell obey.
3 Jesus lives! Why do you weep?
Why that sad and frequent sigh?
He who died our Brother here
Lives our Brother still on high,
Lives forever to bestow
Blessings on his Church below.
4 Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
Life is yours eternally;
Joined to him, your living head,
Where he is, you too shall be;
You with him at his right hand
Victor over death shall stand. Topics: Easter; Easter Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD
Alleluia! Jesus Lives
Alleluia! Jesus Lives
Author: K. B. Garve, 1763-1841; J. L. Borthwick.813-97 Hymnal: Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary #340 (1996) Meter: 7.7.7.7.7.7 First Line: Alleluia! Jesus lives! Lyrics: 1 Alleuia! Jesus lives!
He is now the Living One;
From the gloomy house of death
Forth the Conqueror has gone,
Bright Forerunner to the skies
Of His people, yet to rise.
2 Jesus lives! Let all rejoice;
Praise Him, ransomed ones of earth.
Praise Him in a nobler song,
Cherubim of heav'nly birth.
Praise the Victor-King, whose sway
Sin and death and hell obey.
3 Jesus lives! Why weepest thou?
Why that sad and frequent sigh?
He who died our Brother here
Lives our Brother still on high,
Lives forever to bestow
Blessings on His Church below.
4 Jesus lives! And thus, my soul,
Life eternal waits for thee;
Joined to Him, thy living Head,
Where He is, thou, too, shalt be;
With Himself, at His right hand,
Victor over death shalt stand.
5 Jesus lives! To Him my heart
Draws with ever new delight.
Earthly vanities, depart,
Hinder not my heav'nward flight.
Let this spirit ever rise
To its Magnet in the skies.
6 Alleluia! Angels, sing!
Join us in our hymn of praise.
Let your chorus swell the strain
Which our feebler voices raise:
Glory to our God above
And on earth His peace and love! Topics: Resurrection Languages: English Tune Title: FRED TIL BOD (Lindeman)
Alleluia! Jesus Lives
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