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Now Bells Are Ringing Far And Wide

Author: B. S. Ingeman Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #17 (1927) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 Now bells are ringing far and wide, Their peals to the sky ascending; Great gladness, like a swelling tide, Each Sunday to heav'n is wending. 2 They sound the songs of praise and pray'r, While angels in heaven listen: It was a Sunday morning fair, When Jesus broke down our prison. 3 He in the gloomy grave went down, And passed to the realms of spirits; He rose to bring His saints the crown Of life and of wondrous merits. 4 The Joy of men by death was bound; But now we rejoice forever, The joy that Sunday morning crowned Departs from God's children never. 5 An angel watched the open tomb, While palms in the sun did glisten, And pointed from its fear and gloom To Christ from the dead arisen. 6 The joy of men was great that day, But greater the joy of heaven, For Christ, our Lord and King for aye, Had life to His children given. 7 God's children lift to Him their prayer, While angels in heaven listen: It was a Sunday morning fair, When Jesus broke down our prison. Topics: Opening Hymns Languages: English Tune Title: [Now bells are ringing far and wide]
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Now Bells Are Ringing Far And Wide

Author: B. S. Ingeman Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #17 (1928) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 Now bells are ringing far and wide, Their peals to the sky ascending; Great gladness, like a swelling tide, Each Sunday to heav'n is wending. 2 They sound the songs of praise and prayer, While angels in heaven listen; It was a Sunday morning fair, When Jesus broke down our prison. 3 He in the gloomy grave went down, And passed to the realms of spirits; He rose to bring His saints the crown Of life and of wondrous merits. 4 The Joy of men by death was bound; But now we rejoice forever, The joy that Sunday morning crowned Departs from God's children never. 5 An angel watched the open tomb, While palms in the sun did glisten, And pointed from its fear and gloom To Christ from the dead arisen. 6 The joy of men was great that day, But greater the joy of heaven, For Christ, our Lord and King for aye, Had life to His children given. 7 God's children lift to Him their prayer, While angels in heaven listen. It was a Sunday morning fair, When Jesus broke down our prison. Topics: Opening Hymns Languages: English

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