Where beams of God’s own glo­ry fall;

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I see its domes re­splen­dent glow,

Where beams of God’s own glo­ry fall;

And trees of life im­mor­tal grow,

Thy Father’s House

Lyricist: Ray Palmer, 1854
Composer: Grenoble Antiphoner, 1753
Hymn 1

...I see its domes re­splen­dent glow,

Where beams of God’s own glo­ry fall;

And trees of life im­mor­tal grow,...

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I see its domes re­splen­dent glow,

Where beams of God’s own glo­ry fall;

And trees of life im­mor­tal grow,

Thy Father’s House

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