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When the trump of God shall sound

Author: Albert J. Bolster Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: On the promised third day morning

[On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph's tomb]

Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: A. E. Bloom Tune Key: E Major Incipit: 51333 34321 11765 Used With Text: We Shall Rise

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Author: Albert J. Bolster Hymnal: The Golden Sheaf #120 (1902) First Line: On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph's tomb Refrain First Line: We shall rise; we shall rise Lyrics: 1 On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph's tomb, Thus on Satan he served warning of an everlasting doom; For the grave could not retain him, though the human path he trod, But the bands of death must yield him, as he was the Son of God. Chorus: We shall rise; we shall rise; In the resurrection morning we shall rise. We shall rise; We shall rise; Hallelujah, hallelujah, we shall rise. 2 This gives hope in Jesus coming, for the saints who sleep in him; They shall waken in the morning, then their eyes shall ne'er grow dim; Tho' by nature they are mortal, and are subject to decline, They shall then be made immortal, and in Jesus' image shine. [Chorus] 3 When the graves give up their treasure, and the dead to life are brought, Then their joy no one can measure, who with Jesus' blood were bought; For the prophets have been writing of that day so soon to come; And a few are still delighting in the thought of home, sweet home. [Chorus] 4 Glory! Glory be to Jesus! For this resurrection hope; How it thrills, and tends to shield us, in the midst of much false hope; We will tell it, we will sing it, while we wait the day foretold; Still we'll tell it, and will sing it, when we walk the streets of gold. [Chorus] Tune Title: [On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph's tomb]

We Shall Rise

Author: Albert J. Bolster Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #10202 First Line: On the promised third day morning Lyrics: 1 On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph’s tomb; Thus on Satan He served warning Of an everlasting doom; For the grave could not retain Him, Though the human path He trod, But the bands of death must yield Him, As He was the Son of God. 2 This gives hope in Jesus’ coming, For the saints who sleep in Him; They shall waken in the morning, Then their eyes shall ne’er grow dim; Tho’ by nature they are mortal, And are subject to decline, They shall then be made immortal, And in Jesus’ image shine. 3 When the graves give up their treasure, And the dead to life are brought, Then their joy no one can measure, Who with Jesus’ blood were bought; For the prophets have been writing Of that day so soon to come; And a few are still delighting In the thought of home, sweet home. 4 Glory! Glory be to Jesus! For this resurrection hope; How it thrills and tends to shield us In the midst of much false hope; We will tell it, we will sing it, While we wait the day foretold; Still we’ll tell it, and will sing it, When we walk the streets of gold. Languages: English Tune Title: BAKU

When the trump of God shall sound

Author: Albert J. Bolster Hymnal: Songs of Faith and Hope #d27 (1928) First Line: On the promised third day morning

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A. E. Bloom

1868 - 1940 Composer of "[On the promised third day morning, Jesus walked from Joseph's tomb]" in The Golden Sheaf Alex E. Bloom (Sweden, 1868--December 15, 1940, Santa Rosa, California). Advent Christian. Having immigrated as a child, he was converted in a Salvation Army service and began preaching soon after his baptism by Advent Christian Elder J. August Smith. He assisted Elder G.W. Sederquist in a series of meetings in the Green Street Tabernacle, Chicago, where he later served as pastor. In addition, he was a member of the Mission Band of the Moody Church of Chicago. After having been licensed for a time, he was ordained by the Advent Christian Conference of Northern Illinois, meeting in Genoa, on March 7, 1892. After a period as an itinerant minister in Wisconsin, he held pastorates in Fairfield, Cobb, Mifflin, Monticello, and LaValle, where he stayed for many years. He was then pastor in Annandale, Minnesota, for eight years; Buchanan, Michigan for seven years; and finally at Blessed Hope Advent Christian Church, Chicago. Thereafter he did evangelistic work in West Virginia, Texas, and Portland, Oregon. His last days were spent in Santa Rosa, California. Bloom wrote many hymns, most of which were published in The Golden Sheaf, No. 1. He was the compiler of Songs of Faith and Hope (Mendota, Ill: Hope Press, 1926). Shortly before his death, he was honored by the Christian Burden Bearers's Society as a prolific author and for this 48 years of gospel ministry. --Moses C. Crouse, DNAH Archives