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% songs, and prelude/postlude music.  This music is to be distributed 
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%OHSCRIP Rev 21:18-23, 2Cor 4:17-18, Rev 7:9-17, Is 60:19-20
%OHTOPICS {Angels [2]}, {Anticipation}, {Brevity of Life [5]}, {Church in Heaven (Church Victorious/Church Triumphant)}, {Church on Earth (Church Militant)}, {Consecration}, {Cross [9]}, {Eternal Life}, {God, Care of}, {Heaven}, {Hope}, {Israel}, {Jesus [2-4]}, {Joy}, {Martyrs [2]}, {Presence}, {Security [12]}, {Victory}
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%OHMETRICAL 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 6
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%OHCOMPOSER Ewing, Alexander C. (1830-1895)
%OHARRANGER unknown
%OHAUTHOR Bernard of Cluny aka. Bernard of Morlaix (12th Century)
%OHTRANSLATOR Neale, John Mason (1818-1866)
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X: 1
T: Jerusalem the Golden
C: Words: Bernard of Cluny, 1146.  Translated by John Mason Neale, 1858. 
C: Music: 'Ewing' Alexander C. Ewing, 1853.  Setting: "Hymns Ancient and Modern", 1861.
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision.
S: Music source: Lutheran Service Book, 2006 Hymn 672.
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w: 1.~Jer- u- sa- lem the gol- den, with milk and hon- ey blest, 
w: 2.~They stand, those halls of Zi- on, all ju- bi- lant with song, 
w: 3.~There is the throne of Da- vid, and there, from care re- leased, 
w: 4.~O sweet and bless- èd coun- try, the home of God's e- lect! 
w: 5.~Brief life is here our por- tion, brief sor- row, short lived care; 
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w: Be- neath thy con- tem- pla- tion sink heart and voice op- pressed. 
w: And bright with man- y'an an- gel, and all the mar- tyr throng; 
w: The shout of them that tri- umph, the song of them that feast; 
w: O sweet and bless- èd coun- try, that ea- ger hearts ex- pect! 
w: The life that knows no end- ing, the tear- less life, is there. 
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w: I know not, O I know not, what joys a- wait us there, 
w: The Prince is ev- er in them, the day- light is ser- ene. 
w: And they are with their Lea- der, who con- quered in the fight, 
w: Je- sus, in mer- cy bring us to that dear land of rest, 
w: O ha- ppy ret- ri- bu- tion! Short toil, e- ter- nal rest; 
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w: What ra- dian- cy of glo- ry, what bliss be- yond com- pare. 
w: The pas- tures of the bless- èd are decked in glor- ious sheen. 
w: And won for them for- ev- er their gleam- ing robes of white. 
w: Who art, with God the Fa- ther, and Spir- it, ev- er blessed. 
w: For mor- tals and for sin- ners, a man- sion with the blest. 
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W: 6. That we should look, poor wanderers, to have our home on high!
W: That worms should seek for dwellings beyond the starry sky!
W: And now we fight the battle, but then shall wear the crown
W: Of full and everlasting, and passionless renown.
W: 
W: 7. And how we watch and struggle, and now we live in hope,
W: And Zion in her anguish with Babylon must cope;
W: But he whom now we trust in shall then be seen and known,
W: And they that know and see Him shall have Him for their own.
W: 
W: 8. For thee, O dear, dear country, mine eyes their vigils keep;
W: For very love, beholding, thy happy name, they weep:
W: The mention of thy glory is unction to the breast,
W: And medicine in sickness, and love, and life, and rest.
W: 
W: 9. O one, O only mansion! O paradise of joy!
W: Where tears are ever banished, and smiles have no alloy;
W: The cross is all thy splendor, the Crucified thy praise,
W: His laud and benediction thy ransomed people raise.
W: 
W: 10. Jerusalem the glorious! Glory of the elect!
W: O dear and future vision that eager hearts expect!
W: E'en now by faith I see thee, e'en here thy walls discern;
W: To thee my thoughts are kindled, and strive, and pant, and yearn.
W: 
W: 11. Jerusalem, the only, that look'st from heaven below,
W: In thee is all my glory, in me is all my woe!
W: And though my body may not, my spirit seeks thee fain,
W: Till flesh and earth return me to earth and flesh again.
W: 
W: 12. Jerusalem, exulting on that securest shore,
W: I hope thee, wish thee, sing thee, and love thee evermore!
W: I ask not for my merit: I seek not to deny
W: My merit is destruction, a child of wrath am I.
W: 
W: 13. But yet with faith I venture and hope upon the way,
W: For those perennial guerdons I labor night and day.
W: The best and dearest Father Who made me, and Who saved,
W: Bore with me in defilement, and from defilement laved.
W: 
W: 14. When in His strength I struggle, for very joy I leap;
W: When in my sin I totter, I weep, or try to weep:
W: And grace, sweet grace celestial, shall all its love display,
W: And David's royal fountain purge every stain away.
W: 
W: 15. O sweet and blessèd country, shall I e'er see thy face?
W: O sweet and blessèd country, shall I e'er win thy grace?
W: I have the hope within me to comfort and to bless!
W: O shall I e'er win the prize? O tell me, tell me, Yes!