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    The Morning Star

    1.
    p The night is wearing fast away,
    f A streak of light is dawning,
    Sweet harbinger of that bright day,
    The fair Millennial morning.
    p Gloomy and dark the night has been,
    And long the way, and dreary;
    And sad the weeping saints are seen,
    And faint, and worn and weary.
    MILHA 68.1

    2.
    p Ye mourning pilgrims, cease your tears,
    pp And hush each sigh of sorrow;
    f
    The light of that bright morn appears,—
    The long sabbatic morrow.
    ff Lift up your heads—behold from far
    A flood of splendor streaming!
    It is the bright and Morning-Star,
    In living lustre beaming!
    MILHA 69.1

    3.
    And see that star-like host around
    Of angel bands, attending;
    Hark! hark! the trumpet’s glad’ning sound,
    ‘Mid shouts triumphant blending.
    He comes, the Bridegroom promised long-
    Go forth with joy to meet him;
    And raise the new and nuptial song,
    In cheerful strains to greet him.
    MILHA 69.2

    4.
    Adorn thyself, the feast prepare,
    While bridal strains are swelling;
    He comes, with thee all joys to share,
    And make this earth his dwelling.
    f Lift up your heads-behold from far
    A flood of splendor streaming!
    It is the bright and Morning-Star,
    In living lustre beaming!
    MILHA 69.3

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