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The Angel Choir

Author: Daniel S. Warner Hymnal: Timeless Truths #296 Meter: 8.6.8.6 D First Line: I seem to hear an angel choir Refrain First Line: Hark! o’er the vale sweet melodies Lyrics: 1 I seem to hear an angel choir Down from their shining home; And in my heart their notes inspire Sweet anthems from the throne. Refrain: Hark! o’er the vale sweet melodies That echo in my soul; Our great Redeemer’s holy praise As mighty thunders roll. 2 Upon the mount of holiness, We live in heaven’s view; And o’er the shaded valley come Their songs forever new. [Refrain] 3 Above, below, one family, A thousand chords of love; Now thrill my soul with melodies, They chant in praise above. [Refrain] 4 I catch the pure celestial strain That heaven wafts to me; And then my happy spirit sings, “Oh, glory, I am free!” [Refrain] 5 We echo back the sounds that float Through Eden’s balmy air; And heaven shouts to hear on earth The songs they’re singing there. [Refrain] Topics: Meditation Scripture: Revelation 5:11-12 Tune Title: [I seem to hear an angel choir]
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Anthems from the Throne

Author: D. S. Warner Hymnal: Anthems from the Throne #1 (1888) Meter: 8.6.8.6 D First Line: I seem to hear an Angel Choir Refrain First Line: Hark! o'er the vale sweet melodies Lyrics: 1. I seem to hear an Angel Choir, Down from their shining home, And in my heart their notes inspire, Sweet Anthems from the Throne. CHORUS. Hark! o'er the vale sweet melodies, That echo in my soul, Till our Redeemer's holy praise, Like mighty thunders roll. 2. Upon the mount of Holiness, We live in Heaven's view, And o'er the shaded valley come Their hymns forever new. 3. Above, below, one family, A thousand chords of love, Now thrill my soul with melodies, They chant in praise above. 4. I catch the pure celestial strain, That Heaven wafts to me; And then my happy spirit sings, O glory, I am free! 5. We echo back the sounds that float Thro' Eden's balmy air; And Heaven shouts to hear on earth, The songs they're singing there. Scripture: Revelation 14:2-3 Languages: English Tune Title: [I seem to hear an Angel Choir]
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The Angel Choir

Author: D. S. Warner Hymnal: Evening Light Songs #119 (1987) First Line: I seem to hear an angel choir Refrain First Line: Hark! o'er the vale sweet melodies Languages: English Tune Title: [I seem to hear an angel choir]
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The Angel Choir

Author: D. S. Warner Hymnal: Salvation Echoes #181 (1900) First Line: I seem to hear an angel choir Refrain First Line: Hark! o'er the vale sweet melodies Languages: English Tune Title: [I seem to hear an angel choir]
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The Angel Choir

Author: D. S. Warner Hymnal: Select Hymns #194 (1911) First Line: I seem to hear an angel choir Refrain First Line: Hark! o'er the vale sweet melodies Tune Title: [I seem to hear an angel choir]
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