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Thy Kingdom Come

Author: William B. Tappan Hymnal: The Silver Chime #12 (1862) First Line: The angel ranks that gird the throne Lyrics: 1 The angel ranks that gird the throne Of Majesty, stand not alone; To mortals, disenthrall'd, 'tis given To join the choral hymn of heaven. Hark! even now a richer strain Comes floating o'er th' eternal plain; To infant choirs those harps belong, And children's voices swell that song. 2 Gabriel ne'er touch'd a sweeter string-- His legions listen, as they sing; O whence those cherub ministrels, say-- Clad in Immanuel's bright array? In scenes where thoughtless worldlings dwell Their lot was cast, whose lyres now swell The thrilling melody above; Thine be the praise, O God of love! 3 The Sunday School! Earth has no name Worthier to fill the breath of Fame; The untold blessings it hath shed Shall be revealed when worlds have fled, O Thou of Bethlem, once a child, Jesus! compassionate and mild-- Approve thy work: be this the sum Of all our toil--"Thy Kingdom Come!" Tune Title: [The angel ranks that gird the throne]

The kingdom come

Author: William B. Tappan, 1794-1849 Hymnal: The Silver Chime #d74 (1890) First Line: The angels' ranks that gird the throne

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