The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend

The phrase "The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend" resonates through 3 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend”· 3 hymns found
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These fad­ing earth and skies;
This ru­in­ous earth and skies,
This ru­in­ous earth and skies;

The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend

The new cre­ation rise.
The new cre­ation rise!
The new cre­ation rise.

Then Let the Seventh Trumpet Sound

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1823
Composer: Christopher Tye, 1533
Hymn 1

...These fad­ing earth and skies;

The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend;

The new cre­ation rise....

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These fad­ing earth and skies;

The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend;

The new cre­ation rise.

Then Let the Seventh Trumpet Sound

By Faith We Find the Place Above

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1756
Composer: John Camp, 1905
Hymn 2

...This ru­in­ous earth and skies,

The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend,

The new cre­ation rise!...

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This ru­in­ous earth and skies,

The new Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend,

The new cre­ation rise!

By Faith We Find the Place Above

Woe to the Men on Earth Who Dwell

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1756
Composer: Este’s Psalter, 1592
Hymn 3

...This ru­in­ous earth and skies;

The New Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend,

The new cre­ation rise....

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This ru­in­ous earth and skies;

The New Je­ru­sa­lem des­cend,

The new cre­ation rise.

Woe to the Men on Earth Who Dwell

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