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Let the King of Glory In

Author: Flora Best Harris Hymnal: Showers of Blessing #95 (1888) First Line: The flush of morn is on the mountains Refrain First Line: He comes, he comes, the King of glory Lyrics: 1 The flush of morn is on the mountains To drive away the night of sin; Lift up your heads, O hind'ring portals, And let the King of Glory in! Refrain: He comes, he comes, the King of Glory,— The light of life upon his brow. Crown him ye nations, crown him! crown him! The “King of kings,” behold him now. 2 The flush of morn is on the mountains, And onward steals to farthest plain, While valleys sing amid the dawning,— “He comes whose right it is to reign!” [Refrain] 3 The desert flowers beneath his footstep, And laughing waters leap to light, The blind who sit in mourning midnight, Receive from him eternal sight. [Refrain] 4 By all these signs the Conqueror cometh, Tho’ powers of darkness strive to win; Be lifted up, O gates, be lifted, “The King of Glory shall come in.” [Refrain] Tune Title: [The flush of morn is on the mountains]
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Let the King of Glory In

Author: Flora Best Harris Hymnal: Sacred Trio #408 (1889) First Line: The flush of morn is on the mountains Refrain First Line: He comes, he comes, the King of glory Tune Title: [The flush of morn is on the mountains]

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