mor­tal tongues

"mor­tal tongues" appears in 4 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

mor­tal tongues· 4 hymns found
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To hail the joy­ful day;
No groans shall min­gle with the songs,
Peace and good-will and joy.
O praise the Lord, our migh­ty king;

mor­tal tongues

Their grate­ful wor­ship pay.
No rude alarms of rag­ing foes,
Shall chant the same in nob­ler lays,
While Heav’n and earth His glo­ry sing,

Awake, Awake the Sacred Song

lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760
Composer: Joseph Funk, 1835
Hymn 1

...To hail the joy­ful day;

With rap­ture then let mor­tal tongues

Their grate­ful wor­ship pay....

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To hail the joy­ful day;

With rap­ture then let mor­tal tongues

Their grate­ful wor­ship pay.

Awake, Awake the Sacred Song

Thine Earthly Sabbaths, Lord, We Love

lyricist: Philip Doddridge, 1736
Composer: Anonymous
Hymn 2

...No groans shall min­gle with the songs,

Which war­ble from im­mor­tal tongues.

No rude alarms of rag­ing foes,...

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No groans shall min­gle with the songs,

Which war­ble from im­mor­tal tongues.

No rude alarms of rag­ing foes,

Thine Earthly Sabbaths, Lord, We Love

The Annunciation

lyricist: Adelia Graves, 1883
Composer: James McGranahan, 1901
Hymn 3

...Peace and good-will and joy.

And mor­tal tongues, through end­less days,

Shall chant the same in nob­ler lays,...

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Peace and good-will and joy.

And mor­tal tongues, through end­less days,

Shall chant the same in nob­ler lays,

The Annunciation

He Reigns Evermore

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1902
Composer: Ira Sankey
Hymn 4

...O praise the Lord, our migh­ty king;

Let mor­tal tongues their tri­bute bring,

While Heav’n and earth His glo­ry sing,...

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O praise the Lord, our migh­ty king;

Let mor­tal tongues their tri­bute bring,

While Heav’n and earth His glo­ry sing,

He Reigns Evermore

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