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There we shall never grieve him more

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #131 (1870) First Line: We have come rejoicing on this happy day

While angels join to sing

Author: L. Hart Hymnal: ESSH1868 #132 (1870) First Line: He who once to earth came down

Come, let us all unite to sing

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #133 (1870)

O who is my neighbor pray tell me

Author: Mary Ann Kidder Hymnal: ESSH1868 #134 (1870)

We will join the beautiful angelsWe will join the beautiful angels

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #135 (1870) First Line: Hark, the sweetest notes of angels singing

We'll stand the storm

Author: H. L. Frisbie Hymnal: ESSH1868 #136 (1870) First Line: No mortal eye that land hath seen

Hosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #137 (1870)

Glory to God in the highest!

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #138 (1870) Languages: English

Angel visits

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #139 (1870) First Line: In the mild and pensive twilight Refrain First Line: When earth's cares and sorrows are all over

O had I fleet wings

Hymnal: ESSH1868 #140 (1870)

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