Part II
There are Angels hovering round
There are angels hov'ring round
- p. 21
- Key G major
- Time 4/4
- 3 stanzas
Words
⤢ Full screenThere are angels hov'ring round,
There are angels hov'ring round,
There are angels, angels hov'ring round.
To carry tidings home,
To the New Jerusalem:
Poor sinners are coming home,
And Jesus bids them come;
Let him that heareth come,
Let him that thirsteth come.
We are on our journey home,
Where Christ our Lord has gone;
We will meet around his throne,
When he makes his people one,
We shall reign forevermore
In the New Jerusalem.
About this hymn
As printed As printed: the text under the music (stanza 1 below) is one line repeated three times over the eight measures — twice complete in the first system and a third time, slightly varied, in the second. The two blocks of six lines printed below the music (stanzas 2 and 3 below) carry no numbers in the hymnal; the numbering here is editorial and marks only the printed blocks. Nothing tells the singer how the later lines are fitted to the tune — see `uncertainties.md`.
- Source
- Millennial Harp (Boston: Joshua V. Himes, 1843), archive.org scan hachride00hime
- Where
- Part II · printed page 21
- Checked
- score verified · 2026-09-21