| Song | A Voice upon the Midnight Air |
| Content Description | “A Voice Upon the Midnight Air” is a beautiful Christmas hymn that reflects on the peace, joy, and hope brought into the world through the birth of Jesus Christ. With its gentle and worshipful message, the hymn captures the wonder of the nativity and the heavenly announcement of the Savior’s coming. Often sung during Christmas worship services and seasonal celebrations, this timeless carol encourages believers to rejoice in God’s gift of salvation and the promise of peace through Christ. Its reflective lyrics continue to inspire heartfelt worship during the Christmas season. |
| Album | Passiontide Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Christmas Hymn, Carol, Worship Song, Christian Music, Nativity, Church Hymn |
| Theme(s) | Christmas, Nativity, Peace, Hope, Worship |
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A Voice Upon The Midnight Air,
Where Kedron’s Moonlit Waters Stray,
Weeps Forth In Agony Of Prayer,
“O Father, Take This Cup Away.
” Ah! Thou Who Sorrowest Unto Death,
We Conquer In Thy Mortal Fray;
And Earth For All Her Children Saith,
“O God, Take Not This Cup Away.
” O Lord Of Sorrow, Meekly Die:
Though It Heal Or Hallow All Our Woe;
Thy Name Refresh The Mourner’s Sigh,
Thy Peace Revive The Faint And Low.
Great Chief Of Faithful Souls, Arise,
None Else Can Lead The Martyr Band,
Who Teach The Brave How Peril Flies,
When Faith, Unarmed, Uplifts The Hand.
O King Of Earth, The Cross Ascend;
Over Climes And Ages ‘Tis Thy Throne;
Wherever Thy Fading Eye May Bend,
The Desert Blooms, And Is Thine Own.
Thy Parting Blessing, Lord, We Pray;
Make But One Fold, Below, Above;
And When We Go The Last Lone Way,
O Give The Welcome Of Thy Love.
