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On the Resurrection morning

Author: S. Baring-Gould Hymnal: The Church and School Hymnal #59 (1926) Languages: English Tune Title: HORNSEY
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On the resurrection morning

Author: S. Baring-Gould, 1884-1924 Hymnal: The English Hymnal #136 (1906) Languages: English Tune Title: HORNSEY
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Where the Light for ever shineth

Author: Anon. Hymnal: The Book of Common Praise #614a (1939) Meter: 8.7.8.3 Topics: Communion of Saints and Life Everlasting; Saints' Days and Other Holy Days All Saints' Day, Novemer 1; Burial of the Dead Tune Title: HORNSEY
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At Midnight – A Cry

Author: Martha E. Pettus Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #10904 Meter: 8.7.8.3 First Line: Who is sleeping? Who is watching? Lyrics: 1 Who is sleeping? Who is watching? Who the marriage feast shall miss? Would your lamps have e’er been lighted But for this? 2 But for this, the marriage supper; Mystic, glowing, wondrous hour— When the midnight blooms, all golden Like a flower? 3 Hark, a voice upon the midnight; Lo, the Bridegroom’s drawing near; Take your lamps, and haste to meet Him— He is here. 4 Hasten, fold your white veils ’round you; Hold your lamps aloft, alight— Let their shining bid Him welcome Through the night! 5 Swift the blessèd ranks are filling; In the midst His face is seen; Yet a cry of desolation Sweeps between! 6 Can such sorrow, such lamenting, Blot out joy on such a night? Who can stand here, idle, dreaming, And—no light? 7 Darkened lamps! Yet once their beaming, Each through shadow, shone a star: All were sleeping; but the waking, Different far. 8 "Lamps gone out?" Ah, vows were broken, Vows recorded, sealed above: "Darkened lamps!" Sad, silent token Of dead love! 9 Now, ’tis all in vain, their seeking His dear presence evermore; Shut in, now, the marriage splendor— Closed the door. 10 Shut in, blessèd ones; the raptured Hidden ones—His own, His bride: Only midnight for the weeping Shut outside. 11 Shall the Bridegroom’s coming find us In that hour, convicted, dumb? In that hour, "the hour you think not," He will come. 12 We are going forth to meet Him, Christ the risen, glorified; Oh! to meet Him, when He cometh For His bride! 13 Ever deeper fall the shadows, Ere that solemn midnight cry; Waiting, shining, are we ready— You and I? 14 Ready for the marriage glory, Joy of harp, and flower, and song; "In the presence of the angels" Where they throng. 15 Closed the doors, their secret keeping— Who shall tell the bliss within? But that secret, faithful spirit, You shall win. 16 Let your life shine out—a beacon Lest some other life be lost; Thou art won, but by His dying— Priceless cost! 17 Watch! Oh, keep your lamp still burning: Heart and hand and love employ, Till He bids you enter, sharing In His joy! 18 Shining through life’s deepening shadows, Ere that solemn midnight cry; Are we ready for His coming— You and I? Languages: English Tune Title: HORNSEY

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