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Poem September 6, 1821

Kentucky Gazette

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

A Masonic hymn by Honorable Brother Robert Wright, praising Jehovah, brotherly love, and unity in faith, sung with applause at a Masonic procession commemorating St. John on June 23 at Church Hill.

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DOET'S CORNER.

The following Masonic Hymn, so distinguished for its piety and devotional sublimity was sung with enthusiastic applause at Church Hill on the 23d of June last at the Masonic procession in commemoration of St. John, and is now published at the request of many of the Brethren who heard and admired it.

A MASONIC HYMN.

By the Honorable Brother Robert Wright.

Hail Great Jehovah, God of Love,
Whom heaven and earth adore,
Hosannas sung to him above,
His love divine implore.

His holy laws let all obey,
Inscribed on every heart;
His glory sing by night and day,
To every soul impart.

No sect shall e'er, with impious sway,
Our Mystic union break;
Jehovah's standard we'll display,
And that we'll ne'er forsake.

To man we'll yield a Brother's love,
The great command of heaven,
Created by one God above,
Cemented by his leaven.

In every age, in every clime,
Jehovah was the same,
To all, he taught his law divine.
To glorify his name.

Let us proclaim that God of Love,
Who doth our hearts entwine ;
His standard bear to realms above,
The infinite sublime.

What sub-type of article is it?

Hymn

What themes does it cover?

Religious Faith Moral Virtue Friendship

What keywords are associated?

Masonic Hymn Jehovah Brotherly Love Mystic Union St John Devotional Song

What entities or persons were involved?

By The Honorable Brother Robert Wright.

Poem Details

Title

A Masonic Hymn.

Author

By The Honorable Brother Robert Wright.

Subject

Masonic Procession In Commemoration Of St. John

Key Lines

Hail Great Jehovah, God Of Love, Whom Heaven And Earth Adore, Hosannas Sung To Him Above, His Love Divine Implore. To Man We'll Yield A Brother's Love, The Great Command Of Heaven,

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