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86. Bright the vision that delighted

1 Bright the vision that delighted
once the sight of Judah's seer;
sweet the countless tongues united
to entrance the prophet's ear.

2 Round the Lord in glory seated
cherubim and seraphim
filled his temple, and repeated
each to each the alternate hymn:

3 'Lord, thy glory fills the heaven;
earth is with its fulness stored;
unto thee be glory given,
holy, holy, holy Lord.'

4 Heav'n is still with glory ringing,
earth takes up the angels' cry,
'Holy, holy, holy,' singing,
'Lord of hosts, the Lord most high.'

5 With his seraph train before him,
with his holy Church below,
thus unite we to adore him,
bid we thus our anthem flow:

6 'Lord, thy glory fills the heaven;
earth is with its fullness stored;
unto thee be glory given,
holy, holy, holy Lord.'

Text Information
First Line: Bright the vision that delighted
Title: Bright the vision that delighted
Author: Richard Mant, 1776-1848
Meter: 87 87
Language: English
Publication Date: 2000
Scripture:
Topic: Joy, Praise and Thanksgiving; Year B: Trinity Sunday; Year C: Proper 1 (1 more...)
Tune Information
Name: LAUS DEO (REDHEAD NO. 46)
Composer: Richard Redhead, 1820-1901
Meter: 87 87
Key: G Major



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