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Text:Jesus Is Coming Again
Author:E. E. Hewitt
Tune:[Fear not, believer, redemption draws nigh]
Composer:B. D. Ackley

40. Jesus Is Coming Again

1 Fear not, believer, redemption draws nigh,
Jesus is coming again;
Coming to gather His people on high,
Jesus is coming again.

Refrain:
Jesus is coming, is coming again;
Jesus is coming again;
Make ready, make ready the way of the King,
For Jesus is coming again.

2 Coming in glory to set up His throne,
Jesus is coming again;
Coming with angels to gather His own,
Jesus is coming again. [Refrain]

3 Coming to banish dissension and strife,
Jesus is coming again;
Born of the Spirit, in Him is our life;
Jesus is coming again. [Refrain]

4 Coming to ‘stablish His kingdom of peace,
Jesus is coming again;
Sin shall be banished, and trials shall cease;
Jesus is coming again. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Fear not, believer, redemption draws nigh
Title: Jesus Is Coming Again
Author: E. E. Hewitt
Refrain First Line: Jesus is coming, is coming again
Publication Date: 1916
Topic: Coming of Christ; Judgment
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Fear not, believer, redemption draws nigh]
Composer: B. D. Ackley
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
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