The ran­somed are sing­ing in gar­ments of white;

We found "The ran­somed are sing­ing in gar­ments of white;" used in 1 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

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In the far bet­ter land of glo­ry and light,

The ran­somed are sing­ing in gar­ments of white;

The harp­ers are harp­ing, and all the bright train

The Lamb That Was Slain

Lyricist: Elbert Porter, 1867
Composer: William Bradbury
Hymn 1

...In the far bet­ter land of glo­ry and light,

The ran­somed are sing­ing in gar­ments of white;

The harp­ers are harp­ing, and all the bright train...

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In the far bet­ter land of glo­ry and light,

The ran­somed are sing­ing in gar­ments of white;

The harp­ers are harp­ing, and all the bright train

The Lamb That Was Slain

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