83 CHRIST AROSE ! Rev. Robert Lowry, (1826-1899) 1874. REV. ROBERT LOWRY, (1826-1899). 4 4 1. Low in the grave He lay- Je- sus my Savior! Wait-ing the com-ing day2. Vainly they watch His bed-Je- sus my Savior! Vain - ly they seal the dead3. Death can- not keep His prey- Je- sus my Savior! He tore the bars a-way— Copyright, 1874, by Biglow & Main. By permission. 1. Al - le 2. Al - le lu - ia, song of sweetness, Voice of joy that can - not die, lu - ia, thou resoundest True Je - ru sa lem and free; joy-ful Mother, All thy children sing with thee; In the house of God a - bi-ding, Thus they sing e ter - nal 3 Alleluia cannot always Be our song while here below; Alleluia, our transgressions Make us for awhile forego; For the solemn time is coming When our tears for sin must flow. 4 Therefore in our hymns we pray Thee Grant us, blessed Trinity, At the last to keep Thine Easter In our home beyond the sky; There to Thee forever singing Alleluia joyfully. 86 MISS JULIA H. JOHNSON. ALL HAIL GLAD DAY. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Atwood. 4 1. 'Tis Eas-ter time, glad Eas-ter time, Let all the it joy-bells ring, loves their song, o'er and o'er, 2 Come, tell again the sto ry old, of Christ, the ris - en King. They too may praise the ris en Lord With all the joy ful throng. And each re- turn - ing Easter day, We love it more and more. REFRAIN. All hail glad day, all hail glad day, For Je - sus lives! He lives! As on that first bright Easter morn, His joy and peace He gives. Used by per. of Henry D. Noyes & Co, Tune from Service "Easter Light and Glory." 87 ASCENSION. SEE, THE CONQUEROR MOUNTS IN TRIUMPH. BP. CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, (1807-1885) 1862. Unison. 4 Thomas Morley, (1845-1891) Harmony. 1. See, the conqueror mounts in triumph! See the King in royal state, With the trump of ju bi lee? |