Text: | Morn awakes, behold the glory |
Translator: | John Brownlie |
Morn awakes, behold the glory
From the hill-tops spread abroad,
Telling still the ancient story
Of the faithfulness of God.
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Soul, bestir! the path before thee
Leads toward the realm of night;
Heed the voices that implore thee,--
Walk, the while ye have the light.
Haste! the daylight may forsake thee
Ere thou reach thy journey's goal;
Lest the solemn night o'ertake thee,
Up! the shining hours control.
Do the task that waits thy doing;
Let the will of God be thine;
Ever what is right pursuing,
Till the day to night decline.
Christ, Thou Sun that knows no setting,
In my soul in beauty shine;
Then, the dread of night forgetting,
I shall live in light divine.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Morn awakes, behold the glory |
Title: | Morn awakes, behold the glory |
Translator: | John Brownlie |
Meter: | 8,7,8,7 |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1920 |