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1. Good Joseph had a garden,
Close by that sad, green hill
Where Jesus died a bitter death
To save mankind from ill.
One evening in that garden,
Their faces dark with gloom,
They laid the Savior's body
Within good Joseph's tomb.
2. There came the holy women
With spices and with tears;
The angels tried to comfort them,
But could not calm their fears.
Came Mary to that garden:
And sobbed with heart forlorn;
She thought she heard the gard'ner ask:
"Whom seekest thou this morn?"
3. She heard her own name spoken,
And then she lost her care;
All in his strength and loveliness
The risen Lord stood fair!
Good Joseph had a garden;
Amid its trees so tall
The Lord Christ stood on Sunday morn:
He lives to save us all.
4. And as he rose on Sunday,
He is alive always,
The very same Lord Jesus Christ
Who hears us sing today.
Go tell the Lord Christ's message,
The Paschal triumph sing,
Till all his waiting children know
That Jesus is their King.
Display Title: Good Joseph had a gardenFirst Line: Good Joseph had a gardenTune Title: CHERRY TREE CAROLAuthor: Alda M. Milner-Barry, 1875-1940Meter: 76 76 (Irregular)Scripture: Luke 2:8-16; Romans 5:10; Revelation 1:18Date: 2000Subject: Easter | ; Easter Day | Year C; Easter IV | Year B
Display Title: Good Joseph had a gardenFirst Line: Good Joseph had a gardenTune Title: CHERRY TREE CAROLAuthor: Alda M. Milner-Barry, 1875-1940Meter: 76 76 (Irregular)Scripture: Luke 2:8-16; Romans 5:10; Revelation 1:18Date: 2000Subject: Easter | ; Easter Day | Year C; Easter IV | Year B
Display Title: Good Joseph Had a GardenFirst Line: Good Joseph had a gardenTune Title: ANGELS' STORYAuthor: Alda M. Milner-BarryMeter: 7.6.8.6 DScripture: John 20:1-18Date: 2024Subject: Resurrection |
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