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Oh, Earth! Throughout Thy Borders

Author: George Newell Lovejoy Appears in 1 hymnal Refrain First Line: For death is swallowed up of life Lyrics: 1 Oh, Earth! throughout thy borders, Redon thy fairest dress; And everywhere, oh, Nature! Throb with new happiness; Once more to new creation Awake, and death gainsay, Refrain: For death is swallowed up of life, And Christ is ris’n today! 2 Let peals of jubilation Ring out in all the lands; With hearts of deep elation Let sea with sea clasp hands; Let one supreme Te Deum Roll round the world’s highway, [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Oh, Earth! throughout thy borders] Text Sources: The Chautaquan (Cleveland: Chautauqua Press, vol. 35, April 1902)
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The angels sing the message

Author: Margaret Ford Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: The stars are brightly shining Topics: Christmas Used With Tune: [The stars are brightly shining]

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