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Hark, ye mortals, list [hist] be still

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1. Hark! ye mortals. Hist! be still,
Voices from Cumorah's hill
Break the silence of the tomb,
Penetrate the dreadful gloom,
Gently whisper, all is well!
Now's the day of Israel!
Gently whisper, all is well!
Now's the day of Israel!

2. Now the Gentile reign is o'er;
Darkness covers earth no more;
Now shall Zion rise and shine,
Fill the world with light divine:
Angels join- the tidings tell,
Now's the day of Israel!
Angels join- the tidings tell,
Now's the day of Israel!

3. Thrones shall totter, Babel fall,
Satan reign no more at all;
Saints shall gain the victory,
Truth prevail o'er land and sea,
Gentile tyrants sink to hell;
Now's the day of Israel!
Gentile tyrants sink to hell;
Now's the day of Israel!

4. Jesus soon will come again,
Saints with Him shall rise and reign,
Heav'n and earth in songs combine,
All the worlds in chorus join;
Ev'ry tongue the music swell,
Now's the day of Israel!
Ev'ry tongue the music swell,
Now's the day of Israel!

Source: Latter-Day Saints Congregational Hymns #10

Author: Parley Parker Pratt

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Text Information

First Line: Hark, ye mortals, list [hist] be still
Author: Parley Parker Pratt
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

Tune

AZUBA (11151)


JUDAS MACCABEUS

JUDAS MACCABEUS is an arrangement of a tune from the chorus "See, the Conquering Hero Comes" in Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabeus (first performed without this chorus in 1746). Handel initially used the tune in his oratorio Joshua (1747) but transferred it to Judas Maccabeus in 1751; such changes we…

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Latter-Day Saint Hymns #d118

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Latter-Day Saints Congregational Hymns #10

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Sacred Hymns and Spiritual Songs #27

The Hymnal #289

The Saints' Harp #d343

The Saints' Hymnal #d118

The Saints' Hymnal #d126

The Songs of Zion, a Collection of Choice Songs #d67

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The Songs of Zion #183

Y.M.M.I.A. and Missionary Hymn and Tune Book #d14

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