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Hallelujah Hymn
Staff Notation • Sacred
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3 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
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Hallelujah Hymn by Jeremiah Ingalls — Lyrics
1. That name to me sounds ever sweet,
Where grace and truth doth always meet,
Where righteousness doth peace embrace,
And opens wide a store of grace.
2. A meeting place it is indeed,
Where mercy meets the sinner's need,
And opens wide a gracious store,
Sufficient to relieve the poor.
3. Hark! don't you hear the heavenly call,
It soundeth loud, it is to all,
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About Hallelujah Hymn
Jeremiah Ingalls' Hallelujah Hymn is a sacred song for STB voices, sung in English. The text speaks of a sweet and gracious name, a meeting place where mercy meets the sinner's need and relief is offered to all. It conveys a heavenly call, extending an invitation to everyone, regardless of station, to receive freely offered spiritual nourishment. The lyrics emphasize the abundance of grace and the non-monetary aspect of this divine provision, urging listeners to come and partake of the spiritual supplies made available.
