The Christian Harmony
INDEX

INDEXES FOR ALL EDITIONS OF WILLIAM WALKER’S CHRISTIAN HARMONY

392 Imandra

Page 392in The Christian Harmony, 2010 Revised Edition
Page 354bin The Christian Harmony, Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book)
Page 354bin The Christian Harmony, William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book)
Music: The Southern Harmony, 1835
alto 1867
Start of Tune:DMSMLSMDMSRDSDMD
Key:F Major
Time Signature:2/2
Text: Mercer's Cluster, 1810
Hymn Meter:11s.

I dreamt I was out, to the east cast mine eye, The atmosphere calm and serene was the sky; So calm, still and awful, tremendous the sight; I thought the last judgement was dawning to light. A pillar of cloud in the east did appear, A throne in the midst on which Jesus sat fair, Who coming along the ether'al bright plain And soaring aloft till the midst He did gain. The next I heard Jesus say “Come you up here;” Then all the blest nations arose without fear, And quitting the globe with great pleasure did sing A song that was never before tuned to string. Then, in the sweet transport, my feet left the ground Without any motion of body or sound; My joys were unspeakably full of delight; So loud was the music in o'ercame me quite.