and join the glad re­frain;

"and join the glad re­frain;" appears in 3 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

and join the glad re­frain;· 3 hymns found
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Glory to God! how sweet the heav’n­ly strain,
Glory to God! how sweet the heav’n­ly strain,
Glory to God! how sweet the heav’n­ly strain,

and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,
All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,
All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905
Hymn 1

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,...

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,

The Song of the Angels

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905
Hymn 2

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,...

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,

The Song of the Angels

The Song of the Angels

Composer: Clarence Seamans, 1905
Hymn 3

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,...

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

Let earth re­ply, and join the glad re­frain;

All hail the King, the Christ of Beth­le­hem,

The Song of the Angels

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