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Hymn: Yes the Redeemer rose (FL)

Hymnal: Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs

Date: 1853

Compiler: Alexander Campbell

Publisher/Printer: A Campbell

First Line: Yes the Redeemer rose

Topic: Resurrection of Christ

Writer: <no first name given> <no last name given>

Composer:

Meter: 6s and 4s

Tune:

Hymn Number: Psalm 35

Page Number: 066, click to see hymnal pages

Lyics

YES, the Redeemer rose:

The Saviour left the dead,

And o'er his hellish foes

High raised his conqu'ring head:

In wild dismay,

The guards around

Fall to the ground,

And sink away.



Lo! the angelic bands

In full assembly meet,

To wait his high commands,

And worship at his feet:

Joyful they come,

And wing their way

From realms of day

To Jesus' tomb.



Then back to heav'n they fly,

The joyful news to bear;

Hark! as they soar on high,

What music fills the air:

Their anthems say,

Jesus who bled

Has left the dead--

He rose to-day!



You mortals, catch the sound,

Redeem'd by him from hell,

And send the echo round

The globe on which you dwell;

Transported cry,

Jesus who bled

Has left the dead

No more to die!



All hail! triumphant Lord,

Who sav'd us by thy blood;

Wide be thy name ador'd,

Thou reigning Son of God!

With thee we rise,

With thee we reign,

And kingdoms gain

Beyond the skies.