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"Jubelklangen : Andliga sånger" by A. L. Skoog and J. A. Hultman is a collection of religious hymns written in the late 19th century. Compiled for Swedish-speaking worshipers, it gathers devotional songs of praise, repentance, trust, and hope centered on Jesus Christ. The focus is congregational worship and personal piety, with recurring images of the pilgrim journey, the Good Shepherd, salvation by grace, and the promise of heaven. The opening of the collection presents a flowing sequence of short Swedish hymn texts—many with refrains—calling believers to praise God, receive Christ’s salvation, and walk faithfully as pilgrims toward Zion. These early songs celebrate God’s faithfulness, Christ’s nearness and shepherd-care, the Sabbath’s rest, and the cleansing “fountain” of grace, while urging hearers to “come” to Jesus now and leave worldly snares. They interweave tender pieces for children and youth with evangelistic invitations, sanctification aims (“more like Jesus”), and vivid images such as rock, star, and living water. Seasonal notes appear too (angelic songs at Christ’s birth), and the tone moves between joyful assurance and earnest exhortation, always pointing to peace in Christ and the hope of the heavenly home. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Reading ease score: 82.8 (6th grade). Easy to read.
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