Angels, From the Realms of Glory

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Angels, from the realms of glory

Wing your flight o'er all the earth

Ye who sang creation's story

Now proclaim Messiah's birth.



Come and worship, come and worship

Worship Christ, the newborn King.



Shepherds in the field abiding

Watching o'er your flocks by night

God with man is now residing

Yonder shines the infant Light.



Come and worship, come and worship

Worship Christ, the newborn King.



Sages, leave your contemplations

Brighter visions beam afar

Seek the great Desire of nations

Ye have seen his natal star.



Come and worship, come and worship

Worship Christ, the newborn King.



Saints before the altar bending

Watching long in hope and fear

Suddenly the Lord, descending

In his temple shall appear.



Come and worship, come and worship

Worship Christ, the newborn King.



Though an infant now we view him

He shall fill his Father's throne

Gather all nations to him

Every knee shall then bow down.



Come and worship, come and worship

Worship Christ, the newborn King...

Angels, From the Realms of Glory

Religious Music presents 'Angels, From the Realms of Glory,' a traditional hymn rooted in the English language and the broader canon of Christian worship. The piece exemplifies the genre's focus on spiritual reflection and communal singing, often performed in congregational settings or solo recitation. Its lyrical content draws upon imagery of heavenly realms and divine presence, themes central to centuries of Protestant and Anglican liturgical tradition. As a staple of the hymnal repertoire, the work has been recorded by countless artists across various eras, serving as a vehicle for expressing faith and hope. The composition remains a significant element in the collective memory of religious music, bridging historical devotion with contemporary spiritual practice.