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Text:Mighty One Forevermore
Author:C. H. G.
Tune:[Ho! all ye saints, awake, rejoice]
Composer:Chas. H. Gabriel

160. Mighty One Forevermore

1 Ho! all ye saints, awake, rejoice,
A call rings out today;
Hear ye the great commanding voice,
And eagerly obey!

Refrain:
Magnify, adore,
Make known from shore to shore
Of our eternal King,
And of His glory sing
From the valley to the mountain and the sea!
Mighty One forevermore,
Evermore, evermore, forever, forevermore,
Mighty One forevermore!

2 Ambassadors of God are ye,
His message to proclaim;
To spread abroad from sea to sea
The glories of His name! [Refrain]

3 Drive slumber from your drooping eyes,
Behold! the day grows late!
Be loyal! to your duty rise,
Nor further orders wait! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Ho! all ye saints, awake, rejoice
Title: Mighty One Forevermore
Author: C. H. G.
Refrain First Line: Magnify, adore, Make known from shore to shore
Publication Date: 1922
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Ho! all ye saints, awake, rejoice]
Composer: Chas. H. Gabriel
Notes: Public Domain.



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