| Song | At The Lamb’s High Feast We Sing |
| Content Description | “At The Lamb’s High Feast We Sing” is a triumphant Easter hymn celebrating the victory of Christ over sin and death. Rooted in early church tradition, this powerful song draws on the imagery of the Passover Lamb and the resurrection, inviting believers to partake in the joy of salvation. Often sung during Easter and communion services, it proclaims Christ as the risen King who brings life and redemption. Its rich theological depth and celebratory tone make it a meaningful expression of worship. Explore the At The Lamb’s High Feast We Sing lyrics and rejoice in the hope of the resurrection. |
| Album | Evangelical Lutheran Worship |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Easter hymn, resurrection, Passover Lamb, traditional hymn, worship |
| Theme(s) | Easter, Resurrection, Victory, Redemption, Communion |
| Scripture Reference(s) | 1 Corinthians 5:7–8, Exodus 12:1–14, Revelation 5:12–13 |
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At The Lamb’s High Feast We Sing
Praise To Our Victorious King,
Who Hath Washed Us In The Tide
Flowing From His Pierced Side;
Praise We Him, Whose Love Divine
Gives His Sacred Blood For Wine,
Gives His Body For The Feast,
Christ The Victim, Christ The Priest.
Where The Paschal Blood Is Poured,
Death’s Dark Angel Sheathes His Sword;
Israel’s Hosts Triumphant Go
Through The Wave That Drowns The Foe.
Praise We Christ, Whose Blood Was Shed,
Paschal Victim, Paschal Bread;
With Sincerity And Love
Eat We Manna From Above.
Mighty Victim From On High,
Hell’s Fierce Powers Beneath Thee Lie;
Thou Hast Conquered In The Fight,
Thou Hast Brought Us Life And Light;
Now No More Can Death Appall,
Now No More The Grave Enthrall;
Thou Hast Opened Paradise,
And In Thee Thy Saints Shall Rise.
Easter Triumph, Easter Joy,
These Alone Do Sin Destroy.
From Sin’s Power Do Thou Set Free
Souls New-Born, O Lord, In Thee.
Hymns Of Glory, Songs Of Praise,
Father, Unto Thee We Raise
Risen Lord, All Praise To Thee
With The Spirit Ever Be.
