Common Praise ‎#142

142. Come, let us with our Lord arise

1 Come, let us with our Lord arise,
our Lord, who made both earth and skies:
who died to save the world he made,
and rose triumphant from the dead;
he rose, the Prince of life and peace,
and stamped the day for ever his.

2 This is the day the Lord has made,
that all may see his love displayed,
may feel his resurrection's power,
and rise again, to fall no more,
in perfect righeousness renewed,
and filled with all the life of God.

3 Then let us render him his own,
with solemn prayer approach his throne,
with meekness hear the gospel word,
with thanks his dying love record,
our joyful hearts and voices raise,
and fill his courts with songs of praise.

4 Honour and praise to Jesus pay
throughout his consecrated day;
be all in Jesu's praise imployed,
nor leave a single moment void;
with utmost care the time improve,
and only breathe his praise and love.

Text Information

• First Line: Come, let us with our Lord arise
• Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788
• Meter: 88 88 88
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 2000
• Scripture:
  1 Corinthians 11:26
  ;
  Acts 3:15
  ;
  Colossians 3:1
  ;
  James 1:21
  ;
  Philippians 3:10
  ;
  Psalm 118:24
• Topic: Easter; Proper 4: Year B; Third Sunday Before Advent: Year C; Morning

Tune Information

• Name: GLOUCESTER
• Composer: Herbert Brewer, 1865-1928
• Meter: 88 88 88
• Key: D Major