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172. What Rejoicing There Will Be

1 When the toiling time is over here below,
And we rise to that sweet home with light aglow—
And amid the bright immortals, loved ones see,
What a shout, O what rejoicing there will be.

Refrain:
When the toiling time is over, and we rise
Where the many shining mansions greet our eyes,
And our blessed Lord and loved ones we shall see,
What a shout, O what rejoicing there will be.

2 When we step beyond the portals, passing fair,
And behold the many mansions waiting there—
Homes of beauty that shall stand eternally
What a shout, O what rejoicing there will be. [Refrain]

3 When we stand with our Redeemer, robed in white,
From His hand our crowns receiving, crowns of light,
Which He purchased on the cross of Calvary
What a shout, O what rejoicing there will be. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When the toiling time is over here below
Title: What Rejoicing There Will Be
Author: Mrs. Harriet E. Jones
Refrain First Line: When the toiling time is over, and we rise
Language: English
Publication Date: 1897
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [When the toiling time is over here below]
Composer: J. Howard Entwisle
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
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