The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne

"The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne" appears in 2 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne”· 2 hymns found
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To try the liv­ing and the dead.
To try the liv­ing and the dead.

The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne

He makes each sec­ret sin be known,
He makes each sec­ret sin be known,

The Last Loud Trumpet’s Wondrous Sound

Lyricist: Wentworth Dillon (ca. 1633–1685)
Composer: Charles Barry, 1875
Hymn 1

...To try the liv­ing and the dead.

The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne,

He makes each sec­ret sin be known,...

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To try the liv­ing and the dead.

The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne,

He makes each sec­ret sin be known,

The Last Loud Trumpet’s Wondrous Sound

Day of Wrath (Dillon)

Lyricist: Tho­mas of Ce­la­no, 13th Cen­tu­ry
Composer: Uzziah Burnap, 1895
Hymn 2

...To try the liv­ing and the dead.

The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne;

He makes each sec­ret sin be known,...

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To try the liv­ing and the dead.

The Judge as­cends His aw­ful throne;

He makes each sec­ret sin be known,

Day of Wrath (Dillon)

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