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61. The Church of God a kingdom is

1 The Church of God a kingdom is,
Where Christ in power doth reign;
Where spirits yeart till seen in bliss
Their Lord shall come again,
Their Lord shall come again.

2 Glad companies of saints possess
This Church below, above;
And God’s perpetual calm doth bless
Their paradise of love,
Their paradise of love.

3 An altar stands within the shrine,
Whereon, once sacrificed,
Is set, immaculate, divine,
The Lamb of God, the Christ,
The Lamb of God, the Christ.

4 There rich and poor, from countless lands,
Praise Christ is mystic rood;
There nations reach forth holy hands
To take God’s holy food,
To take God's holy food.

5 There pure life-giving streams o’erflow
The sower's garden-ground;
And faith and hope fair blossoms show,
And fruits of love abound,
And fruits of love abond.

6 O King, O Christ, this endless grace
To us and all men bring,
To see the vision of thy face
In joy, O Christ, our King,
In joy, O Christ, our King.

Text Information
First Line: The Church of God a kingdom is
Author: L. Muirhead
Language: English
Publication Date: 1899
Tune Information
Name: [The Church of God a kingdom is]
Composer: Jer. Clark (1700)
Arranger: M. M. B.
Key: g minor
Source: Mean parts by M. M. B.



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