bright morn­ing

"bright morn­ing" appears in 4 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“bright morn­ing”· 4 hymns found
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Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,
Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,
Have you made the ris­en Lord your guide and stay?
To hail the glad day.

bright morn­ing

Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,
Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,
Then shall won­drous beau­ty greet our wak­ing eyes.
In splen­dor shall dawn,

Some Bright Morning

Composer: Charles Gabriel, 1926
Hymn 1

...Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,

Some bright morn­ing.

Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,...

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Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,

Some bright morn­ing.

Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,

Some Bright Morning

Some Bright Morning

Composer: Charles Gabriel, 1926
Hymn 2

...Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,

Some bright morn­ing.

Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,...

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Turmoil will change in­to in­fi­nite peace,

Some bright morn­ing.

Some bright morn­ing, some glad morn­ing,

Some Bright Morning

In the Morning (Hunter)

lyricist: Laura Hunter, 1923
Composer: Volney Harrison
Hymn 3

...Have you made the ris­en Lord your guide and stay?

Welcome then, bright morn­ing, when He bids us rise;

Then shall won­drous beau­ty greet our wak­ing eyes....

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Have you made the ris­en Lord your guide and stay?

Welcome then, bright morn­ing, when He bids us rise;

Then shall won­drous beau­ty greet our wak­ing eyes.

In the Morning (Hunter)

The Last Lovely Morning

lyricist: Anonymous, 1843
Composer: Joseph Powell, 1875
Hymn 4

...To hail the glad day.

And when that bright morn­ing

In splen­dor shall dawn,...

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To hail the glad day.

And when that bright morn­ing

In splen­dor shall dawn,

The Last Lovely Morning

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