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Resurgit: a Collection of Hymns and Songs of the Resurrection
Editor:
Frank Foxcroft
Publisher:
Lee & Shepard, Boston, Mass., 1879
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d101
On earth was darkness spread
d102
Once more thou comest, O delicious spring
d103
Our paschal joy at last is here
d104
Pain and toil are over now
d105
Praise to Christ, with suppliant voices
d106
Purge we out the ancient leaven
d107
Put on thy beautiful robes bride of Christ
d108
Rejoice, dear Christendom, today
d109
Rise again, yes, rise again wilt thou
d110
Rise, heart, thy Lord is risen
d111
Rise, heir of fresh eternity
d112
Sabbath of the saints of old
d113
Saints on earth and saints in light
d114
Savior of mankind, man, Emmaneul
d115
Say, earth, why hast thou got thee new attire
d116
See the land, her Easter keeping
d117
Sing aloud, children, sing to the glorious King
d118
Sleep, sleep, old sun, thou canst not have repast
d119
Smile praises, O sky, soft breathe them, O air
d120
So holy is this day of days
d121
So rest, my [our] Rest, thou forever blest
d122
Spring is in its beauty glowing
d123
Springtide birds are singing
d124
Stand on thy watch tower, Habakkuk the Seer
d125
Still thy sorrow, Magdalena
d126
Sun, shine forth in all thy splendor
d127
Tell us, Gardener, dost thou know
d128
The calm of blessed night
d129
The church of God lifts up her voice
d130
The foe behind, the deep before
d131
The golden palace of my God
d132
The grave now grows thicker, and life's ways more bare
d133
The happy morn is come, Triumphant o'er the grave
d134
The Lord is risen indeed, And are the tidings true
d135
The Lord of life is risen, Sing Easter heralds
d136
The morning purples all the sky
d137
The orient beams of Easter morn
d138
The setting orb of night her level ray
d139
The supper of the Lamb to share
d140
The tomb is empty wouldst thou have it full
d141
The winter is over and gone at last
d142
The world itself keeps Easter day
d143
There went three damsels ere break of day
d144
They bound him well in the dungeon cell
d145
They who with Mary came
d146
This is the day the Lord hath made, And therein joyful we will be
d147
This is the very day of God
d148
Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise
d149
Thou New Jerusalem, arise and shine
d150
Thou, that on the first of Easters
d151
Thou, who to save the world didst die
d152
Thou whose sad heart and weeping head lies low
d153
'Tis he, 'tis he, I know him now
d154
'Tis the day of resurrection! Earth, tell it out abroad
d155
To him who for our sins was slain
d156
'Twas night, still night, a solemn silence hung
d157
Up and away, Thy Savior's gone before
d158
Up, sound your joyful songs victorious
d159
We keep the festival of the slain Lamb
d160
We were not with the faithful few
d161
Weeper, to thee how bright a morn was given
d162
Welcome, O day, in dazzling glory bright
d163
Welcome the triumphal token
d164
What faithless, froward, sinful man
d165
What glories light, how bright a sun
d166
What said he, Mary, unto thee
d167
Who comes, my soul no longer doubt
d168
Who deems the Savior dead
d169
Who from the fiery furnace saved the three
d170
Who is this that comes from Edom
d171
With Isr'l's God who can compare
d172
Words may not thy glory tell
d173
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem
d174
Ye sons and daughters of the King
d175
Yes, the Redeemer rose [lives]; The Savior left the dead
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