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The Sun Is In the West

Author: J. Burton Appears in 1 hymnal Used With Tune: [The sun is in the west]
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How Lovely Are Those Dwellings

Author: Ernest Edwin Ryden Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: 1 How lovely are those dwellings, That Jesus hath prepared, Whose joy and peace celestial No mortal ever shared; Where God’s own ransomed children, A never-ending throng, To Father, Son, and Spirit Shall raise the heav’nly song, 2 How lovely are those dwellings, The mansions, pure and bright, Where angels hymn their praises In worship day and night; Where Christ, the King of Glory, The Lamb that once was slain, Arrayed in heav’nly beauty, Forevermore shall reign, Arrayed in heav’nly beauty, Forevermore shall reign. 3 How lovely are those dwellings! My soul would wing its flight To seek the golden city Where God doth dwell in light. O Jesus, grant Thy children To trust Thy saving grace, And in the home of glory To see Thee face to face, And in the home of glory To see Thee face to face. Amen. Used With Tune: [How lovely are those dwellings]

At Morning

Author: C. Austin Miles Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: At morning, when we awaken Refrain First Line: As the dew of early morning Used With Tune: [At morning, when we awaken]

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