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Meanings of sacred song in English
Type of Christian song specifically written for the purpose of adoration or prayer.
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Synonyms
Examples for "hymn"
Examples for "hymn"
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About him the simple hymn rose and fell in its measured cadences.
2
These replaced the national hymn in the music played by the navy.
3
His hymn is one of the most soul-stirring in the English language:
4
In accord with this peculiar province of the god, the hymn continues:
5
The supposed date of the hymn is 1860; the author, Albert Midlane.
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Even in a Christian Hymn, the Messiah of Pope, this idea occurs.
2
Overture; forest sounds, roaring of lions, Christian hymn faintly.
3
We recited together holy verses, then sang Christian hymns.
4
In the village street he heard a boy's voice singing two lines of the Christian hymn-
5
Among the electronic sounds we catch fugitive glimpses of Japanese monks chanting, folk songs, Christian hymns.
1
A procession of peasants passed, chanting slowly and solemnly a religious hymn.
2
Now all the musical instruments played a solemn, religious hymn.
3
It was an especially religious hymn, very slow and mournful.
4
B. Jackson's "Lonesome Valley" - a wordless religious hymn of great power and beauty.
5
I am no judge of melody, but this strikes me as that of a religious hymn.
1
We'd pull out a church song book and all sing together.
2
If that were only a church song I could sing it in the choir.
3
He hummed some church song his mother used to sing.
4
The strikers sang the church song "I'll Be All Right Someday".
5
He has also written a deal of church song.
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The liturgical chants were then something new in the West.
2
Later, in great severity, he will reproach himself for the pleasure he takes in the liturgical chants, but nevertheless the old instinct will remain.
Usage of sacred song in English
1
He paused; from the streets of the city rose a sacred song.
2
They've taken your sacred song and used it for a Ford ad.
3
The Psalter separates into several books of sacred song, dating from different periods.
4
A sacred song rose on the evening air, a solemn but beautiful hymn.
5
Sing, my Daughter, sing that old and sacred song which I have taught you.
6
It was a human voice, masculine, powerful, tender and pleading, lifted in a sacred song.
7
Oh, strangely sounded that sacred song arising in the deep silence of the condemned cell.
8
There on her knees in communion with God her soul felt the spirit of the sacred song.
9
He took the pitch of sacred song on Sabbath morning, and kept it through all the week.
10
POLYHYMNIA, Muse of oratory and sacred song
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He took the pitch of sacred song on Sabbath morning, and lost it not through all the week.
12
Some of the chosen hymns of my infancy the world recognizes among its noblest treasures of sacred song.
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As yet, the treasures of sacred song which are the liturgy of modern Christians had not arisen in the church.
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May be made into a charming sacred song by substituting the hymn words, 'I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say.
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This is the high reward of sacred song;
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The last stanza of Dr. Dexter's version represents the sacred song spirit of both the earliest and the latest Christian centuries:
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Translations for sacred song
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Sacred song across language varieties
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