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14: HARK! ten thousand voices crying

by John Nelson Darby (1800-1882)
8.7.8.7.

sung to Stuttgart midi score
by C. F. Witt (1660-1716)
 (8.7.8.7.)

1 HARK! ten thousand voices crying
"Lamb of God" with one accord;
Thousand thousand saints replying,
Wake at once the echoing chord.

2 "Praise the Lamb", the chorus waking,
All in heaven together throng;
Loud and far each tongue partaking
Rolls around the endless song.

3 Grateful incense this, ascending
Ever to the Father's throne;
Every knee to Jesus bending,
All the mind in heaven is one.

4 All the Father's counsels claiming
Equal honours to the Son;
All the Son's effulgence beaming
Makes the Father's glory known.

5 By the Spirit all-pervading,
Hosts unnumbered round the Lamb,
Crowned with light and joy unfading,
Hail Him as the great "I AM".

6 Joyful now the new creation
Rests in undisturbed repose,
Blest in Jesus' full salvation,
Sorrow now nor thraldom knows.

7 Hark! the heavenly notes resounding,
Higher swells the song of praise;
Through creation's vault responding
Loud Amens which joy doth raise.


Alternative tunes (8.7.8.7.)

Bartimeus midi score
Batavia midi score
Beaumaris midi score
Cross of Jesus midi score
Dijon midi score
Evening Blessing midi score
Galilee midi score
Gotha midi score
Halle midi score
Holy Care midi score
Melbourne Hall midi score
Ovio midi score
Placida midi score
Resting midi score
Rhineland midi score
Safety midi score
Suffield midi score
Sunset midi score
Wellesley midi score
West midi score