Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

The phrase "Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!" resonates through 6 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

High-Frequency Lyric Motif: A phrase of cultural resonance! "Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!" is an established cultural staple, registering over 6 semantic intersections within our lyric universe. We have dynamically mapped out the entire micro-context cloud for you. Use our image generation toolkit to transform these intense multi-track text contrasts into graphic assets.
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Pillar and chan­cel with gar­lands rare.
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Our dead are liv­ing un­to Thee:
Of His pris­tine glo­ry shorn!
And all You’ve done for us.
And all You’ve done for us.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

All ye lil­ies with in­cense rare,
Now all the bells are ring­ing
All souls are Thine, and here or there
Praise ye God’s in­car­nate Son.
Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,
Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,

Deck the Altar with Blossoms Fair

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1916
Composer: John Hodges (1830–1915)
Hymn 1

...Pillar and chan­cel with gar­lands rare.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

All ye lil­ies with in­cense rare,...

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Pillar and chan­cel with gar­lands rare.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

All ye lil­ies with in­cense rare,

Deck the Altar with Blossoms Fair

Now All the Bells Are Ringing

Lyricist: Anonymous
Composer: John Dykes (1823–1876)
Hymn 2

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Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Now all the bells are ring­ing...

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Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Now all the bells are ring­ing

Now All the Bells Are Ringing

O Lord of Life, Where’er They Be

Lyricist: Frederick Hosmer, 1888
Composer: Melchior Vulpius (1560–1615)
Hymn 3

...Our dead are liv­ing un­to Thee:

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

All souls are Thine, and here or there...

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Our dead are liv­ing un­to Thee:

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

All souls are Thine, and here or there

O Lord of Life, Where’er They Be

Lo! He Comes, an Infant Stranger

Lyricist: Attributed to Richard Mant (1776–1848)
Composer: English Tune
Hymn 4

...Of His pris­tine glo­ry shorn!

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Praise ye God’s in­car­nate Son....

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Of His pris­tine glo­ry shorn!

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Praise ye God’s in­car­nate Son.

Lo! He Comes, an Infant Stranger

Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

Composer: Scott Werdebaugh, 2017
Hymn 5

...And all You’ve done for us.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,...

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And all You’ve done for us.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,

Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

Composer: Scott Werdebaugh, 2017
Hymn 6

...And all You’ve done for us.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,...

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And all You’ve done for us.

Alleluia! Al­le­lu­ia! Al­le­lu­ia!

Lord, we hon­or You and You alone,

Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

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