Hymn

Ye angels, who stand round the throne

Ye angels, who stand round the throne,

And view my Immanuel's face,

In rapturous songs make him known;

Oh, tune your soft harps to his praise.

Ye saints, who stand nearer than they,

And cast your bright crowns at his feet,

His grace and his glory display,

And all his rich mercy repeat.

He snatched you from hell and the grave;

He ransomed from death and despair;

For you he is mighty to save,

And faithful to bring you safe there.

Oh, when will the moment appear,

When I shall unite in your song?

I'm weary of lingering here;

For I to your Saviour belong.

I'm fettered and chained here in clay;

I struggle and pant to be free;

I long to be soaring away,

My God and my Saviour to see.

Ye angels, who stand round the throne — Text from The Voice of Praise, 1873. Public domain. https://yeshuanow.com/hymns/ye-angels-who-stand-round-the-throne

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Who wrote Ye angels, who stand round the throne?

The words of Ye angels, who stand round the throne were written by Maria DeFleury; the version here was published in 1873. The library also holds Come, Saints, and Adore Him, another hymn by Maria DeFleury.

Is Ye angels, who stand round the throne public domain?

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