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[Christ hath arisen!]

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Christ hath arisen!

Author: Rev. E. A. Washburn Appears in 43 hymnals Used With Tune: [Christ hath arisen!]

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Author: Rev. E. A. Washburn Hymnal: The Sunday School Hymnal #79 (1899) Lyrics: 1 Christ hath arisen! Death is no more! Lo! the white-robed ones Sit by the door. Dawn, golden morning, Scatter the night! Haste, ye disciples glad, First with the light; Dawn golden morning, Scatter the night! Haste, ye disciples glad, First with the light. 2 Bread forth in singing, O world newborn! Chant the great Easter-tide, Christ’s holy morn. Chant Him, young sunbeams, Dancing in mirth, Chant, all ye winds of God, Coursing the earth. Chant Him, young sunbeams, Dancing in mirth, Chant, all ye winds of God, Coursing the earth. 3 Chant Him, ye laughing flowers Fresh from the sod; Chant Him, wild leaping streams, Praising your God. Break form thy winter, Sad heart and sing; Bud with thy blossoms fair, Christ is thy Spring. Break form thy winter, Sad heart and sing; Bud with thy blossoms fair, Christ is thy Spring. 4 Come where the Lord hath lain; Past is the gloom; See the full eye of day Smile through the tomb. Hark! angel-voices Fall from the skies: “Christ hath arisen!” Glad heart, arise. Hark! angel-voices Fall from the skies: “Christ hath arisen!” Glad heart, arise. Topics: Easter; Flowers; Nature; Spring Tune Title: [Christ hath arisen!]

Christ Hath Arisen

Author: Edward A. Washburn Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #9717 Meter: 9.10.9.10.9.10 First Line: Christ hath arisen! Death is no more! Lyrics: 1 Christ hath arisen! Death is no more! Lo! the white robèd ones sit by the door. Dawn, golden morning, scatter the night! Haste, ye disciples glad, first with the light; Dawn, golden morning, scatter the night! Haste, ye disciples glad, first with the light. 2 Break forth in singing, O world new-born! Chant the great Eastertide, Christ’s holy morn. Chant Him, young sunbeams, dancing in mirth. Chant, all ye winds of God, coursing the earth. Chant Him, young sunbeams, dancing in mirth. Chant, all ye winds of God, coursing the earth. 3 Chant Him, ye flowers, fresh from the sod; Chant Him, wild leaping streams, praising your God. Break from thy winter, wad heart, and sing; Bud with thy blossoms fair, Christ is thy spring. Break from thy winter, sad heart, and sing; Bud with thy blossoms fair, Christ is thy spring. 3 Come where the Lord lay; past is the gloom; See the full eye of day smile through the tomb. Hark! angel voices fall from the skies: "Christ hath arisen!" Glad heart, arise. Hark! angel voices fall from the skies: "Christ hath arisen!" Glad heart, arise. Languages: English Tune Title: SOUTH ISLAND

Christ hath arisen!

Author: Rev. E. A. Washburn Hymnal: The Sunday School Hymnal #79 (1900) Languages: English Tune Title: [Christ hath arisen!]

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E. A. Washburn

1819 - 1881 Person Name: Rev. E. A. Washburn Author of "Christ hath arisen!" in The Sunday School Hymnal Washburn, Edward Abiel, D.D., was born April 16, 1819; graduated at Harvard, 1838; studied theology at Andover and New Haven, and entered the Congregational ministry. In 1844, having been ordained in the Protestant Episcopal Church, he became Rector of St. Paul's, Newburyport, Mass., where he remained till 1851. Spending 1851-52 in Europe, on his return he became Rector of St. John's, Hartford, 1853-62, and Professor of Church Polity in Berkeley Divinity School, Middletown, Connecticut; also Rector of St. Mark's, Philadelphia, 1862-65; and Calvary, New York, 1865-81. He died Feb. 2, 1881. His works include Social Law of God, 1874, and translations of Latin hymns. A selection from his poems was published in New York in 1881. Some of his translations are given in Schaff's Christ in Song, 1869, and other collections. [Rev. F. M. Bird, M.A.] -- John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology (1907)