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Text:All Hail, Incarnate God!
Author:Elizabeth Scott
Tune:ARTHUR'S SEAT
Composer:John Goss
Media:MIDI file

11006. All Hail, Incarnate God!

1 All hail, incarnate God!
The wondrous things foretold
Of Thee in sacred writ,
With joy our eyes behold:
Still does Thine arm new trophies wear,
And monuments of glory rear.

2 To Thee the hoary head
Its silver honors pays;
To Thee the blooming youth
Devotes his brightest days:
And every age their tribute bring,
And bow to Thee, all conquering King!

3 O haste, victorious Prince,
That happy, glorious day,
When souls like drops of dew
Shall own Thy gentle sway:
O may it bless our longing eyes,
And bear our shouts beyond the skies.

4 All hail, triumphant Lord!
Eternal be Thy reign;
Behold the nations sue
To wear Thy gentle chain:
When earth and time are known no more,
Thy throne shall stand forever sure.

Text Information
First Line: All hail, incarnate God!
Title: All Hail, Incarnate God!
Author: Elizabeth Scott (1763)
Meter: 66.66.88
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ARTHUR'S SEAT
Composer: John Goss (1874)
Meter: 66.66.88
Key: Bâ™­ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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