Hymn who is he in yonder stall




















Sep 30 Dr Idongesit Eteng Calabar, Nigeria. Our Melody! Our Mantra! Who is He? It's Jesus now and forever! Jun 28 An inspiring Hymn that brings forth the nature and finished work of Jesus Christ. Apr 4 Ugochukwu Anyanwu Lagos, Nigeria. Dec 1 Mimi Lagos, Nigeria.

We sang the slow version in church today. It has been my melody all year long. Thank you Jesus. Nov 24 Confidence Anyanwu Owerri, Imo, Nigeria. Nov 22 Emmanuel Lusaka, Zambia. I love this song from childhood. Nov 16 Who Is He in Yonder Stall. Who is he in yonder stall Author: B. Choral Prepare for Emmanuel. Representative Text 1 Who is he born in the stall, at whose feet the shepherds fall?

Author: B. Psalm Matthew Mark Luke John Acts Romans Philippians Hebrews Revelation Notes Who is He in yonder stall. You have access to this FlexScore. Download: Are parts of this score outside of your desired range? Try transposing this FlexScore. General Settings.

Text size Text size:. Music size Music size:. Capo Capo:. Contacting server This is a preview of your FlexScore. If one of these hymns ministers to you, please take time to leave a comment so that I know that my blog is helping others as much as it helps me. Sometimes I will also provide a link where you can go to hear the hymn played. So, please join me here each week and sing along as we praise God toget he r.

Now here's a question for you. Give Up? They both were written by the same person, Benjamin Russell Hanby. He is also the author of "Darling Nellie Gray", written in , about some of the evils of slavery. The hymn "Who is He in Yonder Stall" was written in He was a father, a minister, and an abolitionist.

His home was a stop for the Underground Railroad and he helped free slaves. Hanby was an Otterbein College graduate, class of This is one of the clearest expositions of the life and work of Christ.

We used to teach this hymn to children when we did children's work because it so clearly outlines the key aspects of the life of Christ.



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