Parents, teachers old and young, all unite to sing
Parents, teachers old and young, all unite to sing
Looking for this old hymn which used to be sung in school at the start of a new term
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Parents, teachers old and young, all unite to sing
Hi Magsfrost,
This has been a very interesting hymn to research. Every hymnal presented a slightly different version.
Here, find posted, are a few of them in hopes that one is the version you sang at school.
If not, there are a few more variations. John Henley is the attributed author.
Trust this helps.
Children of Jerusalem
Children of Jerusalem
sang the praise of Jesus' name
Children too of modern days
join to sing the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Christ approved their song and said
Have you not then ever read
God accepts the simple ones
that these babes and sucklings raise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Come let all our infants train
Swell the humble grateful strain
Hallelujah let us sing
Loud hosannas to our King
Have you not in scripture read
What the royal psalmist said
telling of Messiah's days
babes shall give Him perfect praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and still (yet) higher rise
till hosannas fill the skies
Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to their King
OR
Babes and sucklings artless lays
shall proclaim the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers - old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and yet higher rise
till hosannas fill the skies
Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to their King
OR
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and still higher rise
Loud hosannas fill the skies
Hark! Hark! Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to our King
OR
Children of Jerusalem
sang the praise of Jesus' name
Children too of latter days
join to sing the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
We have often heard and read
What the royal psalmist said
telling of Messiah's days
babes and sucklings artless lays
shall proclaim the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosanna's to their King
We are taught to love the Lord
We are taught to read His word
We are taught the way to Heaven
Praise for all to God be given
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and yet higher rise
till hosannas reach the skies
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosannas to our King
This has been a very interesting hymn to research. Every hymnal presented a slightly different version.
Here, find posted, are a few of them in hopes that one is the version you sang at school.
If not, there are a few more variations. John Henley is the attributed author.
Trust this helps.
Children of Jerusalem
Children of Jerusalem
sang the praise of Jesus' name
Children too of modern days
join to sing the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Christ approved their song and said
Have you not then ever read
God accepts the simple ones
that these babes and sucklings raise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Come let all our infants train
Swell the humble grateful strain
Hallelujah let us sing
Loud hosannas to our King
Have you not in scripture read
What the royal psalmist said
telling of Messiah's days
babes shall give Him perfect praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and still (yet) higher rise
till hosannas fill the skies
Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to their King
OR
Babes and sucklings artless lays
shall proclaim the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers - old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and yet higher rise
till hosannas fill the skies
Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to their King
OR
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and still higher rise
Loud hosannas fill the skies
Hark! Hark! Hark while all unite to sing
loud hosannas to our King
OR
Children of Jerusalem
sang the praise of Jesus' name
Children too of latter days
join to sing the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
our hosanna's to their King
We have often heard and read
What the royal psalmist said
telling of Messiah's days
babes and sucklings artless lays
shall proclaim the Savior's praise
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosanna's to their King
We are taught to love the Lord
We are taught to read His word
We are taught the way to Heaven
Praise for all to God be given
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosanna's to their King
Parents, teachers, old and young
all unite to swell the song
Higher and yet higher rise
till hosannas reach the skies
Hark while infant voices sing
loud hosannas to our King
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Parents, teachers old and young, all unite to sing
So strange: just been reading this hymn in an old hymn book after meditating on Matthew 21v16
'From the lips of infants you have called forth your praise.'
'From the lips of infants you have called forth your praise.'
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