Hymns from the East

John Brownlie

53 chapters · about 42 min

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The opening

I Now, God of Light, the morn appears, And life revives, and beauty glows; The night has gone with all its fears, And lo! the light in brightness grows.

II Thine be the glory, God of Light, For all the joy from morn that springs; O may a morn dispel each night, And bless our lives with beauteous things.

III Give us this day the light that dwells In every heart Thy presence fills; That night with all its fears dispels, And life, and hope, and joy instils.

IV Then shall our nights no darkness bring, But morn, bright morn, for ever shine; And when night spreads her dusky wings, More bright shall be the light divine.

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The author's text, copied word for word.