Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain

The phrase "Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain" resonates through 3 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain”· 3 hymns found

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Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905

Hymn 1

...Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;...

HymnC

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Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905

Hymn 2

...Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;...

HymnC

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Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905

Hymn 3

...Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;...

HymnC

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Day dawns at last to drive away our night.

Glory to God! how sweet the heav’nly strain,

Let earth reply, and join the glad refrain;

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