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Morning Song

When the morning bells are ringing, To the chapel we repair

Published in 13 hymnals

Representative Text

1 When the morning bells are ringing,
To the chapel we repair,
Where our voices join in singing,
And our hearts unite in prayer.
Thanks to God, for his provision,
While in helpless sleep we lay;
When in darkness, his direction
Brought us to this holy day.

2 In our childhood's morning, Father,
While the world is bright and fair,
We would in thy temple gather,
Find our truest pleasure there.
Fain would we, upon thy altar,
Lay the hearts that should be thine;
But our feeble footsteps falter--
Guide us by thy light divine.

Source: The Morning Stars Sang Together: a book of religious songs for Sunday schools and the home circle #27

Text Information

First Line: When the morning bells are ringing, To the chapel we repair
Title: Morning Song
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

Timeline

Instances

Instances (1 - 13 of 13)

Beautiful Songs of Zion, a Collection of New and Old Songs #d186

Children's Hosannas #d144

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Precious Jewels #68a

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The Boston Sunday School Hymn Book #12

The Chapel Hymn Book (4th ed.) #d414

The Chapel Hymn Book. 5th ed. #d406

The Golden Harp #d396

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The Morning Stars Sang Together #27

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The Psalmody #881

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The Sabbath School Lute #197

The Sabbath School Lyre #d183

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The Sabbath School Lyre #60

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Unity Services and Songs #81b

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