565. Rejoice and Be Glad! The Redeemer Hath Come

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1 Rejoice and be glad!
The Redeemer had come;
Go, look on His cradle,
His cross, and His tomb.

Refrain:
Sound His praises,
tell the story
of Him who was slain;
sound His praises,
tell with gladness
He liveth again.

2 Rejoice and be glad!
For the Lamb that was slain
o'er death is triumphant,
and liveth again. [Refrain]

3 Rejoice and be glad!
Now the pardon is free;
The just for the unjust
hath died on the tree. [Refrain]

4 Rejoice and be glad!
For our King is on high;
He pleadeth for us on
His throne in the sky. [Refrain]

5 Rejoice and be glad!
For He cometh again;
He cometh in glory,
the Lamb that was slain. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Rejoce and be glad! The Redeemer hath come
Title: Rejoice and Be Glad! The Redeemer Hath Come
Author: Horatius Bonar, 1808-1889
Refrain First Line: Sound His praises, tell the story of Him who was slain
Meter: Irregular with Refrain
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Forgiveness of Sins: Redemption and Salvation; Justifying Grace
Tune Information
Name: REJOICE AND BE GLAD
Composer: John J. Husband, 1760-1825
Meter: Irregular with Refrain
Key: G Major or modal



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