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Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #CXX (1794) Languages: English
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Hymns and Spiritual Songs #d32 (1766)
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #d59 (1797) Languages: English
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hail! happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #63 (1811) Languages: English
Hail! happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs for ... Religious Assemblies and Private Christians ... 9th ed. #d65 (1799) Languages: English
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
Hymnal: Hymns, Original and Selected, for the use of Christians #d82 (1805) Languages: English
Hail, happy pilgrims, whence came ye
The Pilgrims' mutual Conference
Hymnal: Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs #123 (1800) First Line: Hail, happy pilgrims! whence came ye Lyrics: 1 Hail, happy pilgrims! whence came ye,
And whither are ye bound?
We from the land of Egypt flee,
Till Cana'n we have found.
2 How come ye first to walk this way?
Were you alarm'd with fear?
A school-master appear'd one day,
With countenance severe;
3 His presence struck our hearts with awe;
His eyes appear'd like flame;
I am said he, the holy law,
And from Mount Sinai came.
4 Then lo, our sentence he declar'd
Was everlasting death:
For 'till he had his full demand,
We were expos'd to wrath.
5 At last a messenger of peace,
Evangelist by name,
Appear'd and gave us sweet release,
From that devouring flame.
6 He pointed to the lamb of God,
In that distressing day,
And said, behold his precious blood,
That takes your guilt away.
7 Thus were we from our bondage freed
And set at liberty;
Come then dear brethren, well agreed,
For thus redeem'd were we.
8 Come let us then together walk,
Together let us sing:
Be this the subject of our talk,
To praise the lamb our king. Languages: English
The Pilgrims' mutual Conference
The Pilgrim's mutual Conference
Hymnal: Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs, for the use of religious assemblies and private Christians #CXXVII (1802) First Line: Hail! happy Pilgrims, whence came ye Lyrics: 1 Hail! happy Pilgrims, whence came ye
And whither are you bound?
Who from the land of Egypt flee,
'Tis Cana'n we have found.
2 How come ye first to walk this way?
Were you alarm'd with fear?
A school-master appear'd one day,
With countenance severe:
3 His presence struck our hearts with awe;
His eyes appear'd like flame;
I am said he, the holy law;
And from mount Sinai came.
4 Then lo, our sentence he declar'd
Was everlasting death:
For 'till he had his full demand,
We were expos'd to wrath.
5 At last a messenger of peace,
Everlasting by name,
Appear'd and gave us sweet release,
From that devouring flame.
6 He pointed to the lamb of God,
In that distressing day,
And said, behold his precious blood,
That takes your guilt away.
7 Thus were we from our bondage freed
And set at liberty;
Come then dear brethren, well agreed,
For thus redeem'd were we.
8 Come let us then together walk,
Together let us sing:
Be this the subject of our talk,
To praise the Lamb our King.
Languages: English
The Pilgrim's mutual Conference
The Pilgrim's mutual Conference
Hymnal: A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs #IV (1774) First Line: Hail! happy Pilgrims, whence came ye? Lyrics: 1 Hhil! happy Pilgrims! whence came ye?
And whither are ye bound?
We from the land of Egypt flee,
'Till Canaan we have found.
2 How came ye first to walk this wWy?
Were you alarm'd with Fear?
A School-Master appear'd one Day,
With Countenance severe:
3 His Presence struck our Hearts with awe;
His Eyes appear'd like Flame;
I am, said he, the holy Law;
And from Mount-Sinai came.
4 Then lo, our Sentence he declar'd
Was everlasting Death:
For, 'till his Precepts were repair'd,
We were expos'd to wrath.
5 At last a Messenger of Peace,
Evangelist by Name,
Appear'd and gave us sweet release,
From that devouring Flame.
6 He pointed to the Lamb of God,
In that distressing Day,
And said, behold his precious Blood,
That takes your Guilt away.
7 Thus were we from our Bondage freed,
And set at Liberty;
Come then, dear Brethren, well agreed,
For thus redeem'd were we.
8 Come let us then together walk,
Together let us sing:
Be this the Subject of our talk,
To Praise the Lamb our King. Languages: English
The Pilgrim's mutual Conference
