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We have actually heard the joyful sound

Author: Priscilla J. OwensTune: published in 462 hymnalsPrintable scores: PDF, MusicXMLPlayable presentation: text only, text + musicAudio files: MIDI, recording Song easily accessible on My.jamesmerse.com


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1 We have actually heard the joyful sound:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Spread the tidings all around:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Bear the news come ev"ry land,Climb the steeps and also cross the waves;Onward! "tis our Lord"s command;Jesus saves! Jesus saves!

2 Waft it on the roll tide:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Tell come sinners far and also wide:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Sing, ye archipelago of the sea;Echo back, ye s caves;Earth shall store her jubilee:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!

3 Sing above the fight strife:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!By His death and endless life:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Sing the softly v the gloom,When the heart for mercy craves;Sing in triumph o"er the tomb:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!

4 provide the winds a mighty voice:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Let the countries now rejoice:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Shout salvation full and free,Highest hills and also deepest caves;This our track of victory:Jesus saves! Jesus saves!Source: One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism: an african American ecumenical hymnal #426


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Author: Priscilla J. Owens

Owens, Priscilla Jane, to be born July 21, 1829, the Scotch and also Welsh descent, and is now (1906) resident at Baltimore, whereby she is engaged in public-school work. Because that 50 years miss Owen has interested it s her in Sunday-school work, and also most of she hymns were written for children"s services. She hymn in the Scotch Church jamesmerse.com, 1898, "We have heard a joyful sound" (Missions), was created for a Sunday-school Mission Anniversary, and the indigenous were adjusted to the chorus "Vive le Roi" in the opera The Huguenots. --John Julian, thesaurus of Hymnology, attachment II (1907)…Go to human being page >