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Hark! A Glad, Exulting Throng

Hark! a glad exulting throng

Translator: Phipps Onslow
Tune: LEW TRENCHARD
Published in 1 hymnal

Printable scores: PDF, Noteworthy Composer
Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 Hark! a glad exulting throng;
Hark! the loud hosannas ring;
Glad hosannas loud and long
Greet Messiah triumphing.

2 He of whom the prophets won
Mystic visions faint and dim,
Comes, th’All-Father’s only Son,
And redemption comes with Him.

3 Bore the Word sin’s curse and shame,
Leaving Heav’n for sin’s domain;
Wore the Word our fleshly frame,
By His death, death’s king was slain.

4 Once of earthly Mother born
Ever of the Father, He;
Twain the natures He has worn,
One His perfect deity.

5 Lo! the Godhead come to earth,
Perfect man, as all might see,
That reborn in God’s new birth
Might the fallen manhood be.

6 Praise we Him with joyful voice,
Our new birth His triumph sealed;
In the day let all rejoice
Which of old His birth revealed.

7 Him with holiest worship praise
In His solemn Advent-tide;
Holiest rites for holiest days
By the Godhead glorified.

8 So, when earth His terrors shake,
He shall come our faith to bless;
Saved, for that first Advent’s sake,
By His glorious lowliness.


Source: The Cyber Hymnal #10673

Translator: Phipps Onslow

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Text Information

First Line: Hark! a glad exulting throng
Title: Hark! A Glad, Exulting Throng
Latin Title: Christe Caterva Clamitet
Translator: Phipps Onslow
Meter: 7.7.7.7
Source: Author unknown, in the Mozarbic Breviary, Toledo, Spain, 1502
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

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