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How bright that blessed hope

Author: I. Wrinkle
Published in 15 hymnals

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 How bright that blessed hope!
Jesus will come!
Let us our heads lift up,
Jesus will come!
Morning so bright and clear,
Mansions of God appear,
Sin shall not enter there,
Jesus will come!

2 Him every eye shall see,
Jesus will come!
Bright will the glory be,
Jesus will come!
Soon shall the trumpet speak,
Each sleeping saint awake,
And the glad morning break,
Jesus will come!

3 Full of this blessed hope!
Jesus will come!
Let us the cross take up,
Jesus will come!
Happy, reproach to bear,
Shame, for his sake, to share,
Since we our crown shall wear,
Jesus will come!

Source: Calvary Songs #155

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Author: I. Wrinkle

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Text Information

Text Information

First Line:	How bright that blessed hope
Title:	Jesus Will Come
Author:	I. Wrinkle
Language:	English
Copyright:	Public Domain

Tune

SEBASTIAN (Wesley)

[How bright that blessed hope]

EDEN (Wesley)

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Audio

MIDI file from Calvary Songs #155

Page Scans

Gospel Melodies: A Collection of Choice Gospel Songs and Hymsn (1918), p.67

Instances

Instances (1 - 15 of 15)

Calvary Songs #155

Calvary Songs for Sunday School & Families. Words ed. #d55

Coronation Hymns and Songs #14

Favorite Solos #47

Gloria in Excelsis #d267

Gloria in Excelsis #391

Gospel Melodies #74

Hymni Ecclesiae #391

Laudes Domini #207

Perennial Songs #d73

Songs of Faith and Hope #d11

Songs of Pilgrimage #1224

The Praise Hymnal #196

The Vestry Hymn and Tune Book #d166

The Voice of Praise, a new collection #d44

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