And suns and stars in smoke de­cay.

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These heav’ns be­fore Him melt away,

And suns and stars in smoke de­cay.

Yet, midst this ge­ne­ral wreck and dread,

Behold, the Son of God Appears

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: John Bishop, 1711
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...These heav’ns be­fore Him melt away,

And suns and stars in smoke de­cay.

Yet, midst this ge­ne­ral wreck and dread,...

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These heav’ns be­fore Him melt away,

And suns and stars in smoke de­cay.

Yet, midst this ge­ne­ral wreck and dread,

Behold, the Son of God Appears

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