Hymns

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Hymns

A selection of Christian verse by modern masters such as Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts, and from the ancient liturgies of East and West.

The following forty-three items have been tagged Hymns.

This is a selection of Christian poetry, mostly intended for congregational singing. Some are by modern masters such as Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts; but the collection also includes translations into English verse of prayers and hymns from the ancient liturgies of both West and East.

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1

Eternal Glory of the Sky

A hymn for the morning, from the Mediaeval service books of the Roman Church.

2

Come, Holy Ghost, All-Quick’ning Fire

A hymn addressed to the Holy Spirit as God’s royal seal upon the heart.

3

Let Us Extol the Cross’s Praise

A Sequence for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, from the Sarum Use.

4

In Thee is All Creation Glad

A hymn to the Virgin Mary, sung at the communion service of the Eastern churches.

5

The Angel Cried

A hymn sung in the weeks after Easter, imagining how Gabriel brought the news of Christ’s resurrection to Mary.

6

A Hymn for St Cuthbert

A short hymn from the later 11th century, in praise of St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne.