It is finished.
John 19:30
Words: Alfred C. Jewitt, 1879. Appeared in The Pilgrim Hymnal, edited by Charles L. Noyes & Charles L. Ziegler (New York; Boston, Massachusetts & Chicago, Illinois: Pilgrim Press, 1904), number 132.
Music: Christendom James W. Elliott, 1904 (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know where to get a good photo of Jewitt or Elliott (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
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Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
Past are the cross, the scourge, the thorn,
The scoffing tongue, the jibe, the scorn,
And brightly breaks the Easter morn.
Alleluia.
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Gone are the gloomy clouds of night;
The shades of death are put to flight,
And from the tomb beams heav’nly light.
Alleluia.
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And so in sorrow dark and drear,
Though black the night, the morn is near;
Soon shall the heav’nly day appear,
Alleluia.
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And when death’s darkness dims our eyes,
From out the gloom our souls shall rise
In deathless glory to the skies.
Alleluia.
Refrain
Then let us raise the glorious strain,
Love’s triumph over sin and pain,
Faith’s victory o’er terror’s reign.
Alleluia.