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Glory in the highest heaven!

Author: W. T. Moore Appears in 8 hymnals First Line: Hark! what joyful notes are swelling

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[Hark! what joyful notes are swelling]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: T. B. Mosley Tune Key: B Flat Major Used With Text: Hark! What Joyful Notes are Swelling

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Hark! What Joyful Notes are Swelling

Hymnal: Revival Hymns and Choruses #167 (1970) Refrain First Line: Glory in the highest heaven! Lyrics: 1 Hark! what joyful notes are swelling On the quiet midnight air! 'Tis the voice of angels telling Jesus comes our sins to bear! Now the music, in its gladness, Breaks and swells, and glides along! Now earth, waking from her sadness, Joins the chorus of the song! 2 See all darkness disappearing, As the Star begins to rise! Sin and Death stand, trembling, fearing, As the light falls on their eyes; Now, again, the earth rejoices, Satan's pow'rful kingdom shakes, As, from all the heav'nly voices, Louder still the chorus breaks! 3 Rise and shine, Star of salvation! Spread thy beams o'er all the earth, Till each distant land and nation Owns and speaks Thy matchless worth! Till all tongues, Thy praises singing, Shall Thy mighty wonders tell, Till all heav'n with joy is ringing, As our hearts the chorus swell! 4 When our days on earth are ended, And we rise to worlds above, Then our songs shall all be blended In one song of pard'ning love! Then we'll tell the wondrous story, And our blessed Lord adore! In our home of bliss and glory We shall sing forevermore! Topics: Christmas Languages: English Tune Title: [Hark! what joyful notes are swelling]
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Glory in the highest heaven!

Author: W. T. Moore Hymnal: The Violet #62 (1867) First Line: Hark! what joyful notes are swelling

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William T. Moore

1832 - 1926 Person Name: W. T. Moore Author of "Glory in the highest heaven!" Moore, William Thomas. (Henry County, Kentucky, August 27, 1832--September 7, 1926, Orland, Florida) Disciple. A "cosmopolitan," he gained denominational fame for his liberal attitude toward the validity of non-immersionist forms of baptism during his tenure at minister of an independent congregation in London. Member of the five-man committee that produced the 1865 Christian Hymn Book (also appointed to a similar committee chosen to make the 1882 Christian Hymnal, Revised, but, being in London, was unable to serve); both books include his "Let every heart and tongue," "Listen to the gospel, telling," "Love of God, all love excelling," "O that I had wings like a dove," and "Thy kingdom, gracious Lord." He was the author of Comprehensive History of the Disciples of Christ (1909). --George Brandon, DNAH Archives

T. B. Mosley

1872 - 1927 Composer of "[Hark! what joyful notes are swelling]" in Revival Hymns and Choruses
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