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10399. In A Moment

1 One moment, the darkness of midnight,
The next, the light of God’s day;
One moment, we’re waiting for Jesus,
The next, He has caught us away.

Refrain:
One moment—then let us be faithful,
Awaiting His call to the air;
Who watch for and love His appearing,
A crown of rejoicing shall wear.

2 One moment, the burden of sorrow,
The next, made free from all care;
One moment, we suffer with Jesus,
The next, His glory to share. [Refrain]

3 One moment, just pilgrims and strangers,
The next, to sit on a throne;
Cast out by the world, but in Heaven
Our name our Redeemer will own. [Refrain]

4 One moment, at work in His vineyard,
The next, He calls us to rest;
One moment, rejecting earth’s treasures,
The next, He will give us His best. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: One moment, the darkness of midnight
Title: In A Moment
Author: Civilla D. Martin (1916)
Refrain First Line: One moment—then let us be faithful
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: KATOWICE
Composer: E. L. Wolslagel (1916)
Meter: 98.98 D
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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