To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow.

"To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow." appears in 1 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow.”· 1 hymn found
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In fresh­ened splen­dor it comes forth anew,

To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow.

Thus no­thing dies, or on­ly dies to live:

Through Death to Life

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1857
Composer: Edward Hopkins, 1869
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...In fresh­ened splen­dor it comes forth anew,

To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow.

Thus no­thing dies, or on­ly dies to live:...

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In fresh­ened splen­dor it comes forth anew,

To spar­kle on the mon­arch’s throne or brow.

Thus no­thing dies, or on­ly dies to live:

Through Death to Life

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