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Text:Our Lamb Has Conquered
Author:Dorothy A. Connor
Tune:OLD 124TH

587. Our Lamb Has Conquered

1 Our Lamb has conquered: let us follow him,
with eagerness of heart and strength of limb,
brave in endeavor, with your vision clear,
and high thanksgiving for God's purpose here -
Our Lamb has conquered: let us follow him.

2 In loving service may our lives be spent,
in other's gladness finding sweet content,
striving to show God's fellowship to all.
To show God's loving work - the servants' call.
In loving service may our lives be spent.

3 Our Lamb has conquered: let us follow him,
from life's fair dawning to its twilight dim,
fighting with selfishness and all its brood,
sin and disease, the enemies of good -
Our Lamb has conquered: let us follow him.

Text Information
First Line: Our Lamb has conquered: let us follow him
Title: Our Lamb Has Conquered
Author: Dorothy A. Connor (1934, alt.)
Meter: 10.10.10.10.10.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1995
Scripture:
Topic: Christ's Example; Christ--Victorious; Christian Service (4 more...)
Tune Information
Name: OLD 124TH
Meter: 10.10.10.10.10.
Key: F Major
Source: Melody in Genevan Psalter (1551)



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