| Alfred H. Miles, ed. The Sacred Poets of the Nineteenth Century. 1907. | | | Hymns of the Eastern Church (1862). IV. Tis the Day of Resurrection | | By John Mason Neale (18181866) |
| | (From S. John Damascene) TIS the Day of Resurrection: | |
| Earth! tell it out abroad! | |
| The Passover of gladness! | |
| The Passover of God! | |
| From Death to Life Eternal, | 5 |
| From this world to the sky, | |
| Our Christ hath brought us over, | |
| With hymns of victory. | |
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| Our hearts be pure from evil, | |
| That we may see aright | 10 |
| The Lord in rays eternal | |
| Of Resurrection-Light: | |
| And, listening to His accents, | |
| May hear, so calm and plain, | |
| His ownAll Hail!and hearing, | 15 |
| May raise the victor strain! | |
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| Now let the Heavns be joyful! | |
| Let earth her song begin! | |
| Let the round world keep triumph | |
| And all that is therein: | 20 |
| Invisible and visible | |
| Their notes let all things blend | |
| For Christ the Lord hath risen, | |
| Our joy that hath no end. | | | | |
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