Through the Red Sea Brought at Last

Through the Red Sea brought at last, Alleluia!

Author: Ronald A. Knox
Tune: STRAF MICH NICHT
Published in 6 hymnals

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1 Through the Red Sea brought at last, alleluia!
Egypt's chains behind we cast, alleluia!
Deep and wide flows the tide
severing us from bondage past, alleluia!

2 Like the cloud that overhead, alleluia!
through the billows Israel led, alleluia!
By his tomb Christ makes room,
souls restoring from the dead, alleluia!

3 In that cloud and in that sea, alleluia!
Buried and baptized were we, alleluia!
Earthly night brought us light,
which is ours eternally, alleluia!

Source: Lift Up Your Hearts: psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs #792

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Author: Ronald A. Knox

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First Line: Through the Red Sea brought at last, Alleluia!
Title: Through the Red Sea Brought at Last
Author: Ronald A. Knox
Meter: 7.6.7.6.6.7.6
Copyright: Public Domai
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