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[Do you hear the tramping of the host]
Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Susie M. Hatfield Used With Text: The Hosts of God
[Do you hear the tramping of the host]
The Hosts of God
Author: V. M. Hatfield Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Do you hear the tramping of the host Refrain First Line: A phalanx strong Lyrics: 1 Do you hear the tramping of the host?
It is marching on to victory!
A mighty throng,
It moves along;
Before it every foe shall flee.
Hark, to the Captain’s call!
Loyal and willing all.
Onward go, and charge the foe!
Beneath the Mighty he shall fall.
Refrain:
A phalanx strong
They move along,
Christian soldiers, ready for the fight;
The foe is sin,
We’re sure to win!
The victory is with the right!
2 Do you see the banners floating high?
Do you catch their luster clear and bright?
To all the world
Their folds unfurled,
Proclaim the glorious cause of right.
Boldly the fight begin:
Heed not the battle’s win.
Firmly stand, possess the land;
The cause of righteousness will win. [Refrain]
3 Do you hear the song of victory
Floating joyously upon the air:
Roll on, roll on!
It thrills the soul,
Announcing gladness everywhere.
Christ is the Captain brave!
Wide let His banners wave.
Christians sing, your tribute bring!
Your Leader will defend and save. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Do you hear the tramping of the host]
The Hosts of God
The Hosts of God
Author: V. M. Hatfield Hymnal: Awakening Songs for the Church, Sunday School and Evangelistic Services #177 (1917) First Line: Do you hear the tramping of the host Refrain First Line: A phalanx strong Lyrics: 1 Do you hear the tramping of the host?
It is marching on to victory!
A mighty throng,
It moves along;
Before it every foe shall flee.
Hark, to the Captain’s call!
Loyal and willing all.
Onward go, and charge the foe!
Beneath the Mighty he shall fall.
Refrain:
A phalanx strong
They move along,
Christian soldiers, ready for the fight;
The foe is sin,
We’re sure to win!
The victory is with the right!
2 Do you see the banners floating high?
Do you catch their luster clear and bright?
To all the world
Their folds unfurled,
Proclaim the glorious cause of right.
Boldly the fight begin:
Heed not the battle’s win.
Firmly stand, possess the land;
The cause of righteousness will win. [Refrain]
3 Do you hear the song of victory
Floating joyously upon the air:
Roll on, roll on!
It thrills the soul,
Announcing gladness everywhere.
Christ is the Captain brave!
Wide let His banners wave.
Christians sing, your tribute bring!
Your Leader will defend and save. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Do you hear the tramping of the host]
The Hosts of God
The Hosts of God
Author: V. M. Hatfield Hymnal: Gospel Hymns and Songs #177 (1918) First Line: Do you hear the tramping of the host Refrain First Line: A phalanx strong Topics: Choruses Languages: English Tune Title: [Do you hear the tramping of the host]
The Hosts of God
Victor Murray Hatfield
1859 - 1945 Person Name: V. M. Hatfield Author of "The Hosts of God" in Awakening Songs for the Church, Sunday School and Evangelistic Services Born: February 24, 1859, Murray, Indiana.
Died: December 20, 1945, Winona Lake, Indiana.
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Indiana.
A devout Presbyterian family, the Hatfields moved to Ossian, Indiana, in 1867. Victor attended the local Ossian schools, plus by a special course under Reverend A. Mayn. He spent a year at Elder’s Ridge Academy in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, under Dr. Alexander Donaldson, then attended the University of Wooster, where he took classical courses.
Upon return to Ossian, Victor joined his father Hiram in his mercantile business, Hatfield & Son. Victor eventually took over the business, and branched out into selling musical instruments, including pianos and organs.
Victor married Estella E. King in 1880 in Wells County, Indiana; they had three children. In 1901, in Blackford County, Indiana, he married Susie Elva Craven, with whom he had two children.
Hatfield served an elder in the Presbyterian church, and in 1898, the Fort Wayne Presbytery made him a delegate to the General Assembly.
Hatfield’s works include:
The Old Home Town and Other Poems (Park Publishing Company, 1931)
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Victor Murray Hatfield
Susie E. Hatfield
1879 - 1968 Composer of "[Do you hear the tramping of the host]" in Awakening Songs for the Church, Sunday School and Evangelistic Services Born: December 1, 1879, Troy, Michigan.
Died: September 1968, Baltimore, Maryland.
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Indiana.
Daughter of Edwin Craven (of Wales) and Amy Mary Jane Cavanagh (of Canada), Susie was the second wife of Victor Hatfield.
Music
GLORIOUS TIDINGS, THE
PALACE OF LIGHT, THE
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Susie E. Hatfield
