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#384 from Evangelical Lutheran Worship
That Easter day with joy was bright
Tune
Puer Nobis
Metric Index
L M
Key & Modality
D Major
Last one uses
April 11th, 2021 at St. John's Lutheran, Richlandtown, PA for the Opening Hymn
Poem Words (four verses)
1.
That Easter day with joy was bright;
the sun shone out with fairer light
when, to their longing eyes restored,
the apostles saw their risen Lord!
the sun shone out with fairer light
when, to their longing eyes restored,
the apostles saw their risen Lord!
2.
O Jesus, king of gentleness,
with constant love our hearts possess;
to you our lips will ever raise
the tribute of our grateful praise.
with constant love our hearts possess;
to you our lips will ever raise
the tribute of our grateful praise.
3.
O Christ, you are the Lord of all
in this our Easter festival,
for you will be our strength and shield
from ev'ry weapon death can wield.
in this our Easter festival,
for you will be our strength and shield
from ev'ry weapon death can wield.
4.
All praise, O risen Lord, we give
to you, once dead, but now alive!
To God the Father equal praise,
and God the Spirit, now we raise!
to you, once dead, but now alive!
To God the Father equal praise,
and God the Spirit, now we raise!
Hymn References
Adapter
Michael Praetorius 1571-1621
Publication Date
2006
Source
Latin hymn 5th cent.
Source
European tune
Topic
Easter
Translator
John Mason Neale 1818-1866 (alt.)
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#249 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship / On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry (D Major ) [click to view]#399 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship / O Holy Spirit, root of life (D Major ) [click to view]
#98 in The Hymnal 1982 (Episcopal) / Unto us a boy is born (D Major ) [click to view]
#124 in The Hymnal 1982 (Episcopal) / What star is this, with beams so bright (D Major ) [click to view]
#193 in The Hymnal 1982 (Episcopal) / That Easter day with joy was bright (D Major ) [click to view]
#36 in Lutheran Book of Worship / On Jordan's banks the Baptist's cry (D Major ) [click to view]
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