mor­tal

We found "mor­tal" used in 20 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

mor­tal· 20 hymns found
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All hail, thrice bless­èd morn;
The hum­ble Ma­ry had.
And, like an ocean, joy o’er­flows,
But not half of that ci­ty’s bright glo­ry
Dead be my heart to all be­low,
With an­gels round Thy throne of light.
I heard a voice, the sweet­est voice
Great are the bless­ings He giv­eth to me:
Highest glo­ry be giv’n
Words Thy worth can nev­er tell!
So no oth­er name is giv’n
And gold, and myrrh, and in­cense bring.
Gave to our world be­low;
’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;
’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;
We hear Thy voice again;
Hark the an­gels’ song,
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Do ye not know some spot
Grass! thy peace­ful pil­low spread;

mor­tal

For Je­sus Christ is born!
When Christ came down from Heav’n,
Our God the Lord of hosts.
Not half has ev­er been told;
To sen­su­al bliss that charms us so,
Such won­drous things;
O how it made my heart re­joice,
I am re­deemed, and I know it full well,
Peace on earth, joy in Heav’n;
Is our Lord Im­ma­nu­el.
Which can make the dead to rise,
Is born of pure vir­gi­ni­ty.
And more than mor­tal woe.
’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,
’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,
Hast felt our mor­tal pain.
Rise, O sleep­ing earth,
To hold com­mun­ion with his God;
Some lone and plea­sant dell,
To the bed where mor­tals sleep;

A Shout of Mighty Triumph

Composer: George Grantham, 1894
Hymn 1

...All hail, thrice bless­èd morn;

Sing out with joy, ye mor­tals,

For Je­sus Christ is born!...

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All hail, thrice bless­èd morn;

Sing out with joy, ye mor­tals,

For Je­sus Christ is born!

A Shout of Mighty Triumph

Mummers’ Carol

lyricist: Traditional Sussex carol
Composer: Birch Reynardson, 1890
Hymn 2

...The hum­ble Ma­ry had.

Each mor­tal man re­mem­bers well,

When Christ came down from Heav’n,...

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The hum­ble Ma­ry had.

Each mor­tal man re­mem­bers well,

When Christ came down from Heav’n,

Mummers’ Carol

In Heav’n Above

lyricist: Laurentius Laurenti
Composer: Swedish Koralbok, 1697
Hymn 3

...And, like an ocean, joy o’er­flows,

And with im­mor­tal mer­cy glows

Our God the Lord of hosts....

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And, like an ocean, joy o’er­flows,

And with im­mor­tal mer­cy glows

Our God the Lord of hosts.

In Heav’n Above

Not Half Has Ever Been Told

lyricist: John Atchinson, 1875
Composer: Otis Presbrey
Hymn 4

...But not half of that ci­ty’s bright glo­ry

To mor­tals has ev­er been told.

Not half has ev­er been told;...

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But not half of that ci­ty’s bright glo­ry

To mor­tals has ev­er been told.

Not half has ev­er been told;

Not Half Has Ever Been Told

Dead Be My Heart to All Below

lyricist: Isaac Watts (1674–1705)
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847)
Hymn 5

...Dead be my heart to all be­low,

To mor­tal joys and mor­tal cares,

To sen­su­al bliss that charms us so,...

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Dead be my heart to all be­low,

To mor­tal joys and mor­tal cares,

To sen­su­al bliss that charms us so,

Dead Be My Heart to All Below

Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee

Composer: Philipp Nicolai, 1599
Hymn 6

...With an­gels round Thy throne of light.

No mor­tal eye hath seen, no mor­tal ear hath heard

Such won­drous things;...

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With an­gels round Thy throne of light.

No mor­tal eye hath seen, no mor­tal ear hath heard

Such won­drous things;

Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee

I Heard a Voice the Sweetest

lyricist: Peter Stryker, 1860
Composer: Samuel Morrison, 1882
Hymn 7

...I heard a voice, the sweet­est voice

That ev­er mor­tal heard;

O how it made my heart re­joice,...

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I heard a voice, the sweet­est voice

That ev­er mor­tal heard;

O how it made my heart re­joice,

I Heard a Voice the Sweetest

Trusting in Jesus (Crosby)

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1885
Composer: John Sweney
Hymn 8

...Great are the bless­ings He giv­eth to me:

Oh, I am hap­py as mor­tal can be.

I am re­deemed, and I know it full well,...

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Great are the bless­ings He giv­eth to me:

Oh, I am hap­py as mor­tal can be.

I am re­deemed, and I know it full well,

Trusting in Jesus (Crosby)

The Angels’ Song (Jameson)

lyricist: Love Jameson, 18744
Composer: George Loomis
Hymn 9

...Highest glo­ry be giv’n

Among mor­tals, good will;

Peace on earth, joy in Heav’n;...

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Highest glo­ry be giv’n

Among mor­tals, good will;

Peace on earth, joy in Heav’n;

The Angels’ Song (Jameson)

Blessèd Gift

lyricist: Jessie Pounds, 1885
Composer: James Fillmore
Hymn 10

...Words Thy worth can nev­er tell!

Sweetest boon to mor­tals giv­en,

Is our Lord Im­ma­nu­el....

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Words Thy worth can nev­er tell!

Sweetest boon to mor­tals giv­en,

Is our Lord Im­ma­nu­el.

Blessèd Gift

’Tis for Conquering Kings to Gain

lyricist: Paris Breviary, 1736
Composer: Justin Knecht, 1797
Hymn 11

...So no oth­er name is giv’n

Unto mor­tals un­der Heav’n

Which can make the dead to rise,...

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So no oth­er name is giv’n

Unto mor­tals un­der Heav’n

Which can make the dead to rise,

’Tis for Conquering Kings to Gain

A Child Is Born in Bethlehem

lyricist: 14th Century
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1844
Hymn 12

...And gold, and myrrh, and in­cense bring.

Sprung from no mor­tal fa­ther, He

Is born of pure vir­gi­ni­ty....

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And gold, and myrrh, and in­cense bring.

Sprung from no mor­tal fa­ther, He

Is born of pure vir­gi­ni­ty.

A Child Is Born in Bethlehem

Oh Savior, Whom This Holy Morn

lyricist: Reginald Heber, 1811
Composer: Carl Gläser, 1828
Hymn 13

...Gave to our world be­low;

To mor­tal want and la­bor born,

And more than mor­tal woe....

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Gave to our world be­low;

To mor­tal want and la­bor born,

And more than mor­tal woe.

Oh Savior, Whom This Holy Morn

He Is Able to Deliver Thee

Composer: William Ogden, 1887
Hymn 14

...’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;

’Tis the grand­est theme for a mor­tal tongue;

’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,...

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’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;

’Tis the grand­est theme for a mor­tal tongue;

’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,

He Is Able to Deliver Thee

He Is Able to Deliver Thee

Composer: William Ogden, 1887
Hymn 15

...’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;

’Tis the grand­est theme for a mor­tal tongue;

’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,...

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’Tis the grand­est theme through the ag­es rung;

’Tis the grand­est theme for a mor­tal tongue;

’Tis the grand­est theme that the world e’er sung,

He Is Able to Deliver Thee

O Perfect God, Thy Love

lyricist: Ada Greenaway, 1904
Composer: William Dorrell, 1853
Hymn 16

...We hear Thy voice again;

Thou who didst take our mor­tal flesh

Hast felt our mor­tal pain....

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We hear Thy voice again;

Thou who didst take our mor­tal flesh

Hast felt our mor­tal pain.

O Perfect God, Thy Love

Hark the Angels’ Song

lyricist: Alice Cleator, 1904
Composer: Lincoln Hall
Hymn 17

...Hark the an­gels’ song,

Song that nev­er mor­tals have heard—

Rise, O sleep­ing earth,...

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Hark the an­gels’ song,

Song that nev­er mor­tals have heard—

Rise, O sleep­ing earth,

Hark the Angels’ Song

Blest Hour, When Mortal Man Retires

lyricist: Thomas Raffles, 1823
Composer: Lowell Mason, 1847
Hymn 18

...start

Blest hour, when mor­tal man re­tires

To hold com­mun­ion with his God;...

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Blest hour, when mor­tal man re­tires

To hold com­mun­ion with his God;

Blest Hour, When Mortal Man Retires

Tell Me, Ye Wingèd Winds

lyricist: Charles Mackay, 1841
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn, 1834
Hymn 19

...Do ye not know some spot

Where mor­tals weep no more?

Some lone and plea­sant dell,...

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Do ye not know some spot

Where mor­tals weep no more?

Some lone and plea­sant dell,

Tell Me, Ye Wingèd Winds

Gather Up, O Earth, Thy Dead

lyricist: John Bowring, 1837
Composer: Marcus Wells, 1858
Hymn 20

...Grass! thy peace­ful pil­low spread;

Add an­oth­er mor­tal’s bed

To the bed where mor­tals sleep;...

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Grass! thy peace­ful pil­low spread;

Add an­oth­er mor­tal’s bed

To the bed where mor­tals sleep;

Gather Up, O Earth, Thy Dead

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