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Her er Sang paa Juda Bjerge

Her er Sang paa Juda Bjerge

Author: Hans Adolf Brorson
Published in 2 hymnals

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1 Her er Sang paa Juda Bjerge!
Siger Zion: Se! din Gud,
Ærens Konge, er tilstede
Dig i Purpurdragt at klæde.
Ja, din Brudgom og din Værge
Bringer selv det søde Bud.
her er Sang paa Juda Bjerge!
Siger xZion: Se! din Gud!

2 Zion! han dig elsker meget,
Han har vundet dig i Tog,
Lad din Gjæld dig ikke hindre
Og din Armod meget mindre!
Hvad han har, er nu dit eget.
Zion! Zion! tro ham dog.
Zion! hand dig elsker meget,
Han har vundet dig i Tog.

3 Halleluja! evig Ære
Ske dig, min Immanuel,
At dit Hjerte sig ei skammer
Ved din Tjenerindes Jammer;
Men den samme vilde bære,
At hun maatte lide vel.
Halleluja! evig Ære
Ske dig, min Immanuel!


Source: Salmebog for Lutherske Kristne i Amerika #653

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First Line: Her er Sang paa Juda Bjerge
Author: Hans Adolf Brorson
Language: Norwegian
Copyright: Public Domain
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Salmebog for Lutherske Kristne i Amerika #653

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