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Beyond the Clouds of Heaven

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: BHHEC #133 (1902) Meter: 6.6.8.6 Lyrics: Beyond the clouds of Heaven, The Lord of life ascends; Behold Him rise towards the skies, Who for our race was given. He came to earth Whose grace Hath made our vileness clean; That we may rise towards the skies, And serve before His face. He dwelt on earth Who gave Himself for sinful man,-- That we may rise towards the skies, Whom he came down to save. We would no longer gaze, O Christ, to where Thou art,-- But, that we rise, towards the skies, Do Thou Thy servants raise. Languages: English
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Triple Beam of Glory

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: BHHEC #134 (1902) Meter: 6.5.6.5 D Lyrics: Triple Beam of glory, Through the darkness poured; One the Light eternal In our blessed Lord: Give us in the morning, Gladness for the day,-- All our life adorning, Chase the night away. Glory of the Father, Glory of the Son, Glory of the Spirit, Blessed Three in One: Let Thy beams united-- Brighter than the sun, Lighten men benighted-- Blessed Three in One. Men in darkness sitting Scan the eastern skies,-- Glory of the Father, On their night arise. Give the morn supernal, Give the endless day;-- Light of light eternal, Banish night away. Hearts are dark with sorrow, Minds are dull with care, Clouds of doubt envelop Mankind everywhere. Triple Beam of gladness, Through the ages poured, Give us joy for sadness,-- Shine upon us, Lord. Languages: English
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O God of Light and Life and Joy

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: BHHEC #136 (1902) Meter: 8.8.6.8.8.6 Lyrics: O God of Light and Life and Joy, Blest Trinity! my soul employ While I have power to sing: No song too glad to raise to Thee, Eternal, glorious Trinity,-- No gift too rich to bring. When darkness brooded o'er the earth, At thy command light had its birth, And night and darkness fled; And still, where hearts are bound in night, Thou speak'st the word, "Let there be light," And noontide beams are shed. Death held the Christ of God enchained, The grave the Lord of Life restrained, And eyes were filled with tears;-- Awoke the morn in eastern skies! Behold, the Lord of Life arise! Farewell to mortal fears! O joyless still the spirit sighs, And fearful looks to ebon skies, And stars begin to shine;-- Lo! overhead the bright array, The night is shining as the day, When hopes and fears entwine. O God of Light and Life and Joy, Blest Trinity, my soul employ While I have power to sing: No song too glad to raise to Thee, Eternal, glorious Trinity, No gift too rich to bring. Languages: English
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The Morn in Beauty Breaks

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: BHHEC #138 (1902) Meter: 6.6.6.6.6.6 Lyrics: The morn in beauty breaks, The world to life awakes, Up, soul of mine and sing; And let the day begun, In hours of service run, And joy to duty bring. The darkness fades away, Light ushers in the day,-- Let there be light for me! That round my path no cloud Dark folding may enshroud, Me in perplexity. To Father and to Son, To Spirit, Three in One, Eternal praise be given: Sung by the saints above, In songs of fervent love, Up in the choirs of heaven. Languages: English
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See Where the Orb of Day

Author: John Brownlie Hymnal: BHHEC #139 (1902) Meter: 6.6.8.6.6.6 Lyrics: See where the orb of day In glory sinks to rest, The clouds of gold and purple crown The mountains of the west; And eve in silence brings The night on dusky wings. It is the hour of peace, And hearts to heaven ascend,-- Come with your burdens and your care, To an unchanging Friend; And let the passing day, Bear all your fears away. It is the hour of prayer; Let every fault be known; Unveil the secrets of the soul, And every sin disown; The blood for sinners spilt, Shall bear away your guilt. It is the hour of praise, Let joy the stillness break; And every grateful thought of God To living song awake; And saints in heaven shall bear To God your fervent prayer. The night in silence falls,-- O God to Thee be praise! And to the Spirit and the Son, Throughout the endless days;-- Eternal Three in One, While endless ages run. Languages: English
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