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At Easter Morn The Lark, Ascending

Author: Emmanuel Franz August Geibel, 1815-1884; Anonymous Appears in 5 hymnals Lyrics: 1 At Easter morn the lark, ascending, Loud caroled forth her merry lay, To Heav’ns high dome her swift flight wending To greet with praise the newborn day. And as she caroled, thus resounded From field and grove glad nature’s voice: Awake! let joy be now unbounded, Our Lord is risen, let all rejoice! 2 Awake! pour forth your streams, ye fountains! And praise the Lord with gladsome heart; Awake! and join the chorus, mountains! Let every tree and plant take part. Ye violets in the meadows hiding, Ye flowerets all, with perfumed breath, Proclaim aloud the joyous tidings, Love hath o’ercome the power of death. 3 Awake! all ye who slothful languish, Weighed down by wintry grief and care, Oppressed by mourning, filled with anguish, Rouse ye from sleep—would ye despair? Ye mourners, of this life so weary— Dreaming, perchance, of days long gone, Awake no longer sad and dreary, The world, all nature is new-born! 4 Then welcome all with acclamation, This saving health the Lord doth bring; Free pardon and a full salvation, Is uttered to us by the spring. Almighty power new life hath given, Each twig, once dead, doth know the dawn; Almighty power the tomb hath riven— Awake! It is the Easter morn! Used With Tune: [At Easter morn the lark, ascending]
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O That Thy Fire Now Soon Were Kindled

Author: H. Brueckner Meter: 9.8.9.8 D Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: O, that Thy fire now soon were kindled Lyrics: 1 O that Thy fire now soon were kindled, Thou Lover of a fallen race, And all the world might come to cherish The boundless treasures of Thy grace! O that the wretched heathen millions From north and south, from west and east, Might bow the knee to Thee, Redeemer, And gather for a thankful feast. 2 O that Thy sheep might soon be gathered By Thee, our Shepherd good and true, And led into Thy verdant pastures To be refreshed each day anew! O that Thy voice might soon be heeded By all whom Thou wouldst draw to Thee And in Thy loving bosom carry As Thy redeemed, from sin made free! 3 O that the day might soon be dawning When Thou, our Bridegroom, shalt appear To claim Thine own and let them flourish In yonder realms of bliss and cheer! There, clad in fairest wedding garments, They each shall find their bounteous share While seated at Thy Kingdom's tables To share the feast Thou dost prepare. Topics: The Means of Grace Missions Used With Tune: INCENSE Text Sources: From the German
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Ihr aufehob'nen Segenshände

Author: K. B. Garve Appears in 10 hymnals Used With Tune: [Ihr aufehob'nen Segenshände]
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Christian, the Morn Breaks

Author: Rev. Joseph Rusling, (1788-1839) Appears in 80 hymnals First Line: Christian, the morn breaks sweetly o'er thee Refrain First Line: Arise! arise! the light breaks o'er thee Used With Tune: [Christian, the morn breaks sweetly o'er thee]
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Wie groß ist des Allmächtgen Güte!

Author: C. F. Gellert Appears in 88 hymnals Used With Tune: [Wie groß ist des Allmächtgen Güte!]
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O drückten Jesus Todesmienen

Appears in 27 hymnals Used With Tune: [O drückten Jesus Todesmienen]
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Was wär ich ohne dich gewesen?

Author: Novalis Appears in 15 hymnals Used With Tune: [Was wär ich ohne dich gewesen?]
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Ich lobe Dich, mein Auge schauet

Author: Fr. Conrad Hiller Appears in 19 hymnals Used With Tune: [Ich lobe Dich, mein Auge schauet]
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O daß doch bald Dein Feuer brennte

Author: Frickert Appears in 55 hymnals Used With Tune: [O daß doch bald Dein Feuer brennte]
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O welche fromme, schöne Sitte

Author: K. J. P. Spitta Appears in 14 hymnals Used With Tune: [O welche fromme, schöne Sitte]

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