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![]() | Glowing in the sunlightAuthor: D. B. PurintonTune: [Glowing in the sunlight, waving in the breeze] Published in 2 hymnals Audio files: MIDI |
1 Glowing in the sunlight, waving in the breeze,
Harvester, look up, and see the fertile plain;
Enter in and labor, sit no more at ease,
Gather the beautiful golden grain.
Refrain:
Beautiful golden grain, beautiful golden grain,
Bending on the hillside, stretching o’er the plain;
See the harvest waiting, come and gather in
All the beautiful golden grain.
2 Up, and with the morning hasten to the field;
Harvester, awake, and speed thee on amain;
Every precious moment rich reward will yield,
Gath’ring the beautiful golden grain. [Refrain]
3 Go and help the toilers, cheer them on their way;
Harvesters for God, they reap eternal gain;
Ere the dusky shadows close the weary [Refrain] day,
Gather the beautiful golden grain.
4 When at last the angels shout the “Harvest Home,”
Reapers one and all shall catch the glad refrain;
All the faithful workers joyfully will come,
Laden with beautiful golden grain. [Refrain]
Source: Joyful Lays: a new collection of songs, prepared and adapted for the Sunday School #40
| First Line: | Glowing in the sunlight |
| Author: | D. B. Purinton |
| Refrain First Line: | Beautiful golden grain |
| Instances (2) | First Line | Text Title | Refrain First Line | Authors | Composers | Meter | Scripture | Tune Title | Tune Key | Incipit | Languages | Publication Date | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joyful Lays: a new collection of songs, prepared and adapted for the Sunday School #40 | Glowing in the sunlight, waving in the breeze | Beautiful Golden Grain | Beautiful golden grain | D. B. Purinton | Robert Lowry | Psalm 126:6 | [Glowing in the sunlight, waving in the breeze] | 1884 | |||||||||
| Our Song Book : a collection of songs selected and edited expressly for the Sunday School of the First Baptist Peddie Memorial Church, Newark,N. J. #122 | Glowing in the sunlight, waving in the breeze | Beautiful golden grain | D. B. Purinton | 1890 |
