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Text:Enthroned Is Jesus Now
Author:Thomas J. Judkin
Tune:LANGTON
Composer:Charlotte Saint Streatfield
Media:MIDI file

1333. Enthroned Is Jesus Now

1. Enthroned is Jesus now,
Upon His heavenly seat;
The kingly crown is on His brow,
The saints are at His feet.

2. In shining white they stand,
A great and countless throng;
A palmy scepter in each hand,
On every lip a song.

3. They sing the Lamb of God,
Once slain on earth for them;
The Lamb, through whose atoning blood,
Each wears his diadem.

4. Thy grace, O Holy Ghost,
Thy blessèd help supply,
That we may join that radiant host,
Triumphant in the sky.

Text Information
First Line: Enthroned is Jesus now
Title: Enthroned Is Jesus Now
Author: Thomas J. Judkin (1831)
Meter: SM
Language: English
Source: Church and Home Psalmody, 1831
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Alternate tune: ST. THOMAS (WILLIAMS), Aaron Williams, 1770; ZÜRICH, Hans G. Nägeli, 1773-1836
Tune Information
Name: LANGTON
Composer: Charlotte Saint Streatfield (1874)
Meter: SM
Incipit: 33354 31112 44333
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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