LE P'ING

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Rise to greet the sun, reddening in the sky,
warriorlike and strong, comely as a groom;
birds pass high in flight, fragrant flowers now bloom;
with the gracious light I my toil resume.
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Instances

	Instances (4)	First Line	Text Title	Refrain First Line	Authors	Composers	Meter	Scripture	Tune Title	Tune Key	Incipit	Languages	Publication Date
	Evangelical Lutheran Worship #852	Qing zao qilai kan (Golden breaks the dawn)			Tzu-chen Chao; Frank W. Price, 1885-1974	Te-ngai Hu	5.5.5.5 D		LE P'ING	F Major or Modal		Chinese; Chinese, English	2006
	Lutheran Service Book #871	Greet the rising sun	Greet the Rising Sun		Zhao Zichen, 1888-1959; Stephen P. Starke, b. 1955	John R. Eggert, b. 1946	5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5	Psalm 4:1-3; Psalm 143:8-10; Philippians 4:7	LE P'ING	F Major or modal		English	2006
	The New Century Hymnal #470	Golden breaks the dawn, comes the eastern sun	Golden Breaks the Dawn		Tzu-chen Chao, b. 1888; Frank W. Price, b. 1895	Te-ngai Hu; Bliss Wiant	10.10.10.10	Matthew 6:11-12; Psalm 50:1-2	LE P'ING	G Major			1995
	The United Methodist Hymnal #678	Rise to greet the sun	Rise to Greet the Sun		Tzu-ch'en, Chao; Mildred A. Wiant; Bliss Wiant	Hu Te-ai; Bliss Wiant	5.5.5.5 D		LE PING	F Major		English	1989