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ETENRAKU

Appears in 3 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Hikaru Hayashi Tune Sources: Gagaku melody; Japanese Tune Key: a minor Incipit: 71155 45 Used With Text: The Light That Comes with Daybreak
ETENRAKU

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The Light That Comes with Daybreak

Author: Tomotsune Yanagida; Sandy Fukunaga Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: The light that comes with day break Topics: The Christian Life Morning and Evening; God Gifts of God; Responses to God Praise and Worship; Responses to God Thanksgivings; The Christian Life Comfort and Healing; The Christian Life Peace and Joy; The Holy Spirit and The Church Care for the Community; Light and Darkness Scripture: Psalm 127 Used With Tune: ETENRAKU Text Sources: Japanese
The Light That Comes with Daybreak

Dawn and the Light of Sunrise (Hana no akebo no)

Author: Tomotsune Yanagida; Sandra Fukunaga Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Hana no akebo no (Dawn and the light of sunrise) Topics: Faith and Trust; Images of God, Christ and the Holy Spirit Refuge and Strength; Thanksgiving Scripture: Psalm 127 Used With Tune: ETENRAKU
Dawn and the Light of Sunrise (Hana no akebo no)

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Dawn and the Light of Sunrise (Hana no akebo no)

Author: Tomotsune Yanagida; Sandra Fukunaga Hymnal: Sound the Bamboo #54 (2000) First Line: Hana no akebo no (Dawn and the light of sunrise) Topics: Faith and Trust; Images of God, Christ and the Holy Spirit Refuge and Strength; Thanksgiving Scripture: Psalm 127 Languages: English; Japanese Tune Title: ETENRAKU
Dawn and the Light of Sunrise (Hana no akebo no)

The Light That Comes with Daybreak

Author: Tomotsune Yanagida; Sandy Fukunaga Hymnal: Hymns from the Four Winds #89 (1983) First Line: The light that comes with day break Topics: The Christian Life Morning and Evening; God Gifts of God; Responses to God Praise and Worship; Responses to God Thanksgivings; The Christian Life Comfort and Healing; The Christian Life Peace and Joy; The Holy Spirit and The Church Care for the Community; Light and Darkness Scripture: Psalm 127 Languages: English Tune Title: ETENRAKU
The Light That Comes with Daybreak

The Light that Comes with Daybreak

Author: Tomotsune Yanagida; Sandy Fukunaga Hymnal: Asian American Songs #4J (1980) Languages: English Tune Title: ETENRAKU
The Light that Comes with Daybreak

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Tomotsune Yanagida

1908 - 1995 Author of "The Light That Comes with Daybreak" in Hymns from the Four Winds
Tomotsune Yanagida

Sandra Fukunaga

b. 1956 Person Name: Sandy Fukunaga Translator of "The Light That Comes with Daybreak" in Hymns from the Four Winds
Sandra Fukunaga

Hikaru Hayashi

b. 1931 Arranger of "ETENRAKU" in Hymns from the Four Winds
Hikaru Hayashi
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