US EditionHymn Guide: Before the throne of God above
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Hymn Guide: Before the throne of God above
“Before the throne of God above” is a moving hymn of praise to the ascended and interceding Christ, the risen lamb of God. When we sing it, we feel that we are drawn up to heaven and given a glimpse of God’s forgiveness and grace. The hymn is therefore fitting not only for the Ascension, but also occasions of penitence and pardon, such as Lent and Holy Week. The text was written in 1863 by Charitie Lees Smith, daughter of an Irish Anglican pries…
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