"All heaven was hush'd, Our risen Lord" is a hymn written by G. Hawson as a paraphrase of Psalm 110. Composed in eight four-line stanzas, it was contributed to the Leeds Hymn Book in 1853 (No. 149).
Although included in a small number of collections, its use remained limited. The author published the authorized version with slight variations in Hymns, Verses, & Chants (1876).
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