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7353. Where Shall True Believers Go?

1. Where shall true believers go,
When from the flesh they fly?
Glorious joys ordained to know,
They mount above the sky,
To that bright celestial place;
There they shall in raptures live,
More than tongue can e’er express,
Or heart can e’er conceive.

2. When they once are entered there,
Their mourning days are o’er,
Pain, and sin, and want, and care,
And sighing are no more;
Subject then to no decay,
Heavenly bodies they put on,
Swifter than the lightning’s ray,
And brighter than the sun.

3. But their greatest happiness,
Their highest joy, shall be,
God their Savior to possess,
To know, and love, and see;
With that beatific sight
Glorious ecstasy is given;
This is their supreme delight,
And makes a heaven of Heaven.

Text Information
First Line: Where shall true believers go
Title: Where Shall True Believers Go?
Author: Charles Wesley (1763)
Meter: 76.76.77.76
Language: English
Source: Hymns for Children, 1763
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Alternate tune: AMSTERDAM, James Nares, in The Foundery Collection, 1742
Tune Information
Name: BROMLEY (London)
Meter: 76.76.77.76
Incipit: 56512 11614 32212
Key: Bâ™­ Major
Source: London Tune Book, before 1895
Copyright: Public Domain



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