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Sí, allí será gratísimo

Author: T. M. Westrup Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: En la célica morada Used With Tune: MEMORIES OF EARTH
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Memories of Earth

Author: William Patton Mackay Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: When we reach our Father's dwelling Refrain First Line: Yes, we surely shall remember Lyrics: 1. When we reach our Father’s dwelling, On the strong eternal hills, And our praise to Him is swelling Who the vast creation fills, Shall we then recall the sadness, And the clouds that hung so dim, When our hearts were turned from hardness, And our feet from paths of sin? Refrain Yes, we surely shall remember, And His grace we’ll freely own, For the love so strong and tender, That redeemed and brought us home. 2. When the paths of prayer and duty, And affliction all are trod, And we wake and see the beauty Of our Savior and our God, Shall we then recall the story Of our mortal griefs and tears, When on earth we sought the glory Wrestling oft with doubts and fears? [Refrain] 3. And the way by which He brought us, All the grievings that He bore, All the patient love that taught us, We’ll remember evermore, And His rest will be the dearer, As we think of weary ways, And His light will be the clearer As we muse on cloudy days. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [When we reach our Father's dwelling]

Hallelujah! Christ has conquered

Author: C. H. von Poseck Appears in 1 hymnal Used With Tune: GLORIOUS MORROW
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A Glorious Morrow

Author: W. P. Mackay; Anne Ross Cousin Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: When we reach our peaceful dwelling Refrain First Line: O 'twill be a glorious morrow Lyrics: 1 When we reach our peaceful dwelling On the strong, eternal hills, And our praise to Him is swelling, Who the vast creation fills— When the path of prayer, and duty. And affliction, all are trod, And we wake and see the beauty Of our Savior and our God: Refrain: O ‘twill be a glorious morrow To a dark and stormy day, When we smile upon our sorrow, And the storms have passed away. 2 With the light of resurrection, When our changed bodies glow, And we gain the full perfection Of the bliss begun below— When the life the flesh obscureth In each radiant form shall shine, And the joy that aye endureth Flashes forth in beams divine. [Refrain] 3 Shall the memory be banished Of His kindness and His care, When the wants and woes are vanished. Which He loved to soothe and share? All the way by which He led us, All the grieving which He bore, All the patient love He taught us, Shall we think of them no more? [Refrain] 4 We shall read the tender meaning Of the sorrows and alarms, As we trod the desert, leaning On His everlasting arms; And His rest will be the dearer When we think of weary ways, And His light will shine the clearer As we muse on cloudy days. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [When we reach our peaceful dwelling]

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