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Text:O min själ, var nu glad
Author:Horatius Bonar
Tune:[O min själ, var nu glad]
Composer:John J. Husband

S16. O min själ, var nu glad

1 O min själ, var nu glad!
Du en frälsare har.
Se hans krubba, ans grav och det kors, som han bar.

Kör:
Sjung om honom, som i döden vardin trognaste vän,
Sjung hans seger och förkun na: han lefver igen.

2 O min själ, var nu glad1
Du har lif, du har nog,
Ty för syndare han, den rättfärdige, dog. [Kör]

3 O min själ, var nu glad,
Ty det slaktade lamm
Ur sin graf till evinnerligt lif har gått fram! [Kör]

4 O min själ, var nu glad,
Ty en konung du har,
Som på himmelens tron tar dig själf i försvar! [Kör]

5 O min själ, var nu glad,
Ty han kommer igen,
Han som gaf för dig lifvet, din Gud och din vän! [Kör]

Text Information
First Line: O min själ, var nu glad
Title: O min själ, var nu glad
Author: Horatius Bonar
Refrain First Line: Sjung om honom, som i döden var din trognaste vän
Meter: 6 6, 12. Med kör
Language: Swedish
Publication Date: 1913
Topic: Jesu Uppståndelse; Resurrection of Jesus
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [O min själ, var nu glad]
Composer: John J. Husband
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: Public Domain.



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