569. We've a Story to Tell to the Nations

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1. We've a story to tell to the nations,
that shall turn their hearts to the right,
a story of truth and mercy,
a story of peace and light,
a story of peace and light.

Refrain:
For the darkness shall turn to dawning,
and the dawning to noonday bright;
and Christ's great kingdom shall come on earth,
the kingdom of love and light.

2. We've a song to be sung to the nations,
that shall lift their hearts to the Lord,
a song that shall conquer evil
and shatter the spear and sword,
and shatter the spear and sword.
(Refrain)

3. We've a message to give to the nations,
that the Lord who reigneth above
hath sent us his Son to save us,
and show us that God is love,
and show us that God is love.
(Refrain)

4. We've a Savior to show to the nations,
who the path of sorrow hath trod,
that all of the world's great peoples
might come to the truth of God,
might come to the truth of God.
(Refrain)

Text Information
First Line: We've a story to tell to the nations
Title: We've a Story to Tell to the Nations
Author: H. Ernest Nichol (1896)
Refrain First Line: For the darkness shall turn to dawning
Meter: 10 8.87 with Refrain
Language: English
Publication Date: 1989
Topic: Sanctifiying and Perfecting Grace: Social Holiness; The Nature of the Church: Called to God's Mission; Kingdom of God (2 more...)
Tune Information
Name: MESSAGE
Composer: H. Ernest Nichol (1896)
Meter: 10 8.87 with Refrain
Key: F Major



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