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Let there be light: thus spake the Word

Author: James Montgomery Hymnal: Sacred Poems and Hymns #260 (1854) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: "Let there be light:" thus spake the Word; The Word was God; "and there was light:" Still the creative voice is heard; A day is born from every night. And every night shall turn to day, While months, and years, and ages roll; But we have seen a brighter ray Dawn on the chaos of the soul. Nor we alone; its wakening smiles Have broke the gloom of pagan sleep; The Word hath reach'd the utmost isles, God's Spirit moves upon the deep. Already from the dust of death, Man in his Maker's image stands; Once more inhales immortal breath, And stretches forth to heaven his hands. From day to day, before our eyes, Glows and extends the work begun; When shall the now creation rise On every land beneath the sun? When, in the Sabbath of His love, Shall God amidst his labours rest; And, bending from His throne above, Again pronounce His creatures bless'd? Topics: Missionary success Languages: English
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"Let There Be Light," Thus Spake The Word

Author: James Montgomery Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16416 Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 "Let there be light," thus spake the Word; The Word was God, "and there was light"; Still the cre­at­ive voice is heard; A day is born from ev­ery night. 2 And ev­ery night shall turn to day, While months, and years, and ag­es roll; But we have seen a bright­er ray Dawn on the cha­os of the soul. 3 Nor we alone; its wak­en­ing smiles Have broke the gloom of pa­gan sleep: The Word hath reached the ut­most isles, God’s Spir­it moves up­on the deep. 4 Already from the dust of death, Man in his mak­er’s im­age stands; Once more in­hales im­mor­tal breath, And stretch­es forth to Heav’n his hands. 5 From day to day, be­fore our eyes, Glows and ex­tends the work be­gun; When shall the new cre­ation rise On ev­ery land be­neath the sun? 6 When, in the Sab­bath of His love, Shall God amidst His la­bors rest; And, bend­ing from His throne ab­ove, Again pro­nounce His crea­tures blessed? Languages: English Tune Title: STORRS
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"Let there be light," thus spake the Word

Author: Montgomery Hymnal: Plymouth Collection #a959 (1863)
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"Let there be light," thus spake the Word

Author: Montgomery Hymnal: Hymnal for Christian Science Church and Sunday School Services #179 (1889) Languages: English

Let there be light, thus spake the Word

Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: The Halifax Selection of Hymns #d243 (1834)
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"Let there be light," thus spake the Word

Author: Montgomery Hymnal: Plymouth Collection of Hymns and Tunes; for the use of Christian Congregations #959 (1855)
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Let there be light, thus spake the Word

Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns, adapted to the devotions of the closet, the family, and the social circle; and containing subjects appropriate to the monthly concerns of prayer for the success... #341 (1831) Languages: English
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"Let there be light:"--thus spake the Word

Author: Montgomery Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn and Tune Book #959 (1858)

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