arose to­day.

We found "arose to­day." used in 3 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“arose to­day.”· 3 hymns found
Hymn Context Compare
Twine the cy­press, wreathe the bay;
Sweet and soft the child­ren sing­ing,
The won­drous news so bless­èd,

arose to­day.

end
Sweetly, soft­ly sounds the an­them,
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Easter Offerings (Sherman)

lyricist: Eliza Sherman, 1888
Composer: Jonathan Hall
Hymn 1

...Twine the cy­press, wreathe the bay;

Christ, our king, arose to­day.

end...

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Twine the cy­press, wreathe the bay;

Christ, our king, arose to­day.

end

Easter Offerings (Sherman)

Soft the Bells Are Ringing

lyricist: Eliza Sherman, 1901
Composer: George Stebbins (1846–1945)
Hymn 2

...Sweet and soft the child­ren sing­ing,

Christ the Lord arose to­day.

Sweetly, soft­ly sounds the an­them,...

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Sweet and soft the child­ren sing­ing,

Christ the Lord arose to­day.

Sweetly, soft­ly sounds the an­them,

Soft the Bells Are Ringing

The Easter Bells

lyricist: Ida Reed, 1900
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 3

...The won­drous news so bless­èd,

The Lord arose to­day.

end...

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The won­drous news so bless­èd,

The Lord arose to­day.

end

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