And my­ri­ad

"And my­ri­ad" appears in 3 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

And my­ri­ad· 3 hymns found
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May not e’en Heav’n the rich­er be?
But this I know, the skies will thrill with rap­ture,
Its mouth for its enor­mous prey;

And my­ri­ad

To share thy blest eter­ni­ty.
And earth to Heav­en,
And plunge into the flam­ing wave.

Go, Spirit of the Sainted Dead

lyricist: John Brown, 1843
Composer: William Bradbury, 1843
Hymn 1

...May not e’en Heav’n the rich­er be?

And my­ri­ads on thy foot­steps press,

To share thy blest eter­ni­ty....

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May not e’en Heav’n the rich­er be?

And my­ri­ads on thy foot­steps press,

To share thy blest eter­ni­ty.

Go, Spirit of the Sainted Dead

I Cannot Tell

lyricist: William Fullerton, 1929
Composer: Irish melody
Hymn 2

...But this I know, the skies will thrill with rap­ture,

And my­ri­ad, my­ri­ad hu­man voic­es sing,

And earth to Heav­en,...

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But this I know, the skies will thrill with rap­ture,

And my­ri­ad, my­ri­ad hu­man voic­es sing,

And earth to Heav­en,

I Cannot Tell

Our Earth We Now Lament to See

lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1758
Composer: Henri Hemy, 1864
Hymn 3

...Its mouth for its enor­mous prey;

And my­ri­ads sink be­neath the grave,

And plunge into the flam­ing wave....

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Its mouth for its enor­mous prey;

And my­ri­ads sink be­neath the grave,

And plunge into the flam­ing wave.

Our Earth We Now Lament to See

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