The Lord is ris’n to­day!

We found "The Lord is ris’n to­day!" used in 2 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“The Lord is ris’n to­day!”· 2 hymns found
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Lives and reigns be­yond the skies.
Awake, awake, O heart, and sing!

The Lord is ris’n to­day!

Each to oth­er glad­ly say!
Behold a gleam of an­gel wings;

Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Storrs)

lyricist: Mary Storrs, 1880
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn, 1840
Hymn 1

...Lives and reigns be­yond the skies.

Christ the Lord is ris’n to­day!

Each to oth­er glad­ly say!...

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Lives and reigns be­yond the skies.

Christ the Lord is ris’n to­day!

Each to oth­er glad­ly say!

Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Storrs)

Awake and Sing

lyricist: Alice Cleator, 1900
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 2

...Awake, awake, O heart, and sing!

The Lord is ris’n to­day!

Behold a gleam of an­gel wings;...

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Awake, awake, O heart, and sing!

The Lord is ris’n to­day!

Behold a gleam of an­gel wings;

Awake and Sing

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