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10701. Glory Be To God On High

1 Glory be to God on high!
Peace on earth! good will to men!
Angels tell it from the sky,
Sinners answer it again;
Ye who round the throne admire,
Ye who are redeemed on earth,
Swell the everlasting choir,
Sing the glorious Savior’s birth.

2 We were lost, but we are found,
Dead, but now alive are we;
We were sore in bondage bound,
Till He came to set us free;
Strangers, and He takes us in,
Naked, He becomes our dress,
Sick, and He from stain of sin
Cleanses with His righteousness.

3 Therefore will we sing His praise
Who His lost ones hath restored,
Hearts and voices both shall raise
Hallelujahs to the Lord;
Alleluia! Heav’n is won!
Alleluia! man is free!
Alleluia! God’s own Son
Savior is eternally!

4 In the lowest, far beneath
All the depths of human care,
Where, amid the shades of death,
Man knew nothing but despair;
In the highest, far above
Seraph’s gaze or angel’s ken,
Glory to the God of Love!
Peace on earth! good will to men!

Text Information
First Line: Glory be to God on high!
Title: Glory Be To God On High
Author: John S. B. Monsell
Meter: 77.77 D
Language: English
Source: Hymns of Love and Praise, 1863
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: MESSIAH
Composer: Louis J. F. Hérold (1830)
Arranger: George Kingsley
Meter: 77.77 D
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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