heav’n­ly King

The phrase "heav’n­ly King" resonates through 9 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

heav’n­ly King· 9 hymns found
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Full of light and heav’n­ly love,
Therefore let all peo­ple sing,
And the por­tals high are lift­ed
Saints and an­gels join to sing
Buds and blos­soms of the spring,
Love that con­quered death, our souls to win.
Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!

heav’n­ly King

Waving ban­ners to the sky,
Waving ban­ners to the sky,
Grateful songs to Thee above;
Welcome, wel­come,
Who is this that comes in glo­ry,
Blessings from His li­ber­al hand
Let the joy­ful news be spread,
To ev­ery na­tion tell His ev­er­last­ing love;
Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!

Sunday School Soldiers

Composer: W. F. Fowler, 1903
Hymn 1

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We are sol­diers of the heav’n­ly King,

Waving ban­ners to the sky,...

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We are sol­diers of the heav’n­ly King,

Waving ban­ners to the sky,

Sunday School Soldiers

Sunday School Soldiers

Composer: W. F. Fowler, 1903
Hymn 2

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We are sol­diers of the heav’n­ly King,

Waving ban­ners to the sky,...

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We are sol­diers of the heav’n­ly King,

Waving ban­ners to the sky,

Sunday School Soldiers

Christmas Day (Johnston)

lyricist: Julia Johnston, 1911
Composer: William Post
Hymn 3

...Full of light and heav’n­ly love,

Hear us sing, heav’n­ly King,

Grateful songs to Thee above;...

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Full of light and heav’n­ly love,

Hear us sing, heav’n­ly King,

Grateful songs to Thee above;

Christmas Day (Johnston)

Welcome Be Our Heavenly King

lyricist: C. L. Stainer,1912
Composer: John Bridge
Hymn 4

...Therefore let all peo­ple sing,

Welcome be our heav’n­ly king!

Welcome, wel­come,...

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Therefore let all peo­ple sing,

Welcome be our heav’n­ly king!

Welcome, wel­come,

Welcome Be Our Heavenly King

See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph

lyricist: Christopher Wordsworth, 1862
Composer: Charles Parry, 1897
Hymn 5

...And the por­tals high are lift­ed

To receive their heav’n­ly king.

Who is this that comes in glo­ry,...

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And the por­tals high are lift­ed

To receive their heav’n­ly king.

Who is this that comes in glo­ry,

See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph

Swell the Anthem, Raise the Song

lyricist: Nathan Strong, 1799
Composer: George Elvey, 1858
Hymn 6

...Saints and an­gels join to sing

Praises to the heav’n­ly King.

Blessings from His li­ber­al hand...

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Saints and an­gels join to sing

Praises to the heav’n­ly King.

Blessings from His li­ber­al hand

Swell the Anthem, Raise the Song

Buds and Blossoms of the Spring

lyricist: Eliza Hewitt, 1902
Composer: Simeon Marsh, 1834
Hymn 7

...Buds and blos­soms of the spring,

Bloom to praise the heav’n­ly King;

Let the joy­ful news be spread,...

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Buds and blos­soms of the spring,

Bloom to praise the heav’n­ly King;

Let the joy­ful news be spread,

Buds and Blossoms of the Spring

O Sing His Praise

lyricist: Eliza Hewitt, 1903
Composer: Grant Tullar
Hymn 8

...Love that con­quered death, our souls to win.

Sweet prais­es bring the heav’n­ly King;

To ev­ery na­tion tell His ev­er­last­ing love;...

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Love that con­quered death, our souls to win.

Sweet prais­es bring the heav’n­ly King;

To ev­ery na­tion tell His ev­er­last­ing love;

O Sing His Praise

Rejoice Evermore

lyricist: Mrs. E Fawcett, 1876
Composer: T. Wood
Hymn 9

...Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!

As child­ren of a heav’n­ly king,

Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!...

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Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!

As child­ren of a heav’n­ly king,

Rejoice, then, ev­er­more!

Rejoice Evermore

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