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The Judgement Come.

Hark, hark! methinks I hear a voice

Translator: Joseph Morris (1854)
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Hark, hark! methinks I hear a voice,
Swift piercing through the troubled sky:
“He comes, He comes; ye saints rejoice;
The end, the end of time, is nigh!

Ye saints from dust awake, awake,
To joys immortal wing your flight:
Of crowns, and harps, and thrones partake,
They are your endless, blood-bought right.”

Favourite Welsh Hymns, 1854

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Translator: Joseph Morris

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First Line: Hark, hark! methinks I hear a voice
Title: The Judgement Come.
Translator: Joseph Morris (1854)
Meter: 8.8.8.8
Language: English
Publication Date: 1854
Copyright: This text in in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1923.
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