There Is a Green Hill Far Away

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"There Is a Green Hill Far Away" is a well-known 19th-century Christian hymn reflecting on the crucifixion of Jesus, written by Irish hymnwriter Cecil Frances Alexander.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian hymn
associatedWith Cecil Frances Alexander’s children’s hymns
author Cecil Frances Alexander NERFINISHED
authorNationality Irish
centuryOfComposition 19th century
countryOfOrigin Ireland
doctrinalEmphasis salvation by Christ’s blood
substitutionary atonement
firstLine There is a green hill far away NERFINISHED
genre hymn
language English
liturgicalUse Good Friday NERFINISHED
Holy Week NERFINISHED
lyricist Cecil Frances Alexander NERFINISHED
notableLine He died that we might be forgiven
He only could unlock the gate of heaven and let us in
religiousTradition Christianity
style simple devotional
subject Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
targetAudience children
textFocus Christ’s sacrificial death
the cross of Christ
theme atonement
crucifixion of Jesus
redemption
title There Is a Green Hill Far Away NERFINISHED
usedIn Anglican hymnals NERFINISHED
Christian worship
Methodist hymnals
Protestant hymnals

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Cecil Frances Alexander notableWork There Is a Green Hill Far Away
Cecil Frances Alexander famousHymn There Is a Green Hill Far Away
Cecil Frances Alexander wrote There Is a Green Hill Far Away