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God’s Great Refrain

Author: Alice J. Nichols Hymnal: Great Revival Hymns No. 2 #143 (1913) Hymnal Title: Great Revival Hymns No. 2 First Line: Listen to the wondrous music Refrain First Line: He shall not fail! He shall not fail Lyrics: 1 Listen to the wondrous music Ringing down the ages long, ‘Tis the voice of great Jehovah Breaking forth in mighty song; Singing of His Christ our King, Who should come in lowly birth, And with truth and righteousness Reign and rule in all the earth. Refrain: He shall not fail! He shall not fail! Till in the earth His truth shall reign; He shall not fail! He shall not fail! Sing, angels, men, God’s great refrain. 2 Persecution met His prophets, Sword and dungeon, pain and stress; Prisoned, slain was His forerunner Preaching truth and righteousness; Mocked and scourged and crucified Was His promised Christ, our King, Yet thro’ all the rage and scorn Hear the song of triumph ring. [Refrain] 3 Onward, onward, His dominion Swept the earth with mighty flood, Naught could hinder its sure triumph, Nero’s fires nor martyrs’ blood; Ever gleamed the Cross more bright, Still more glorious grew the King. As from age to age glad souls Heard the song of triumph ring. [Refrain] 4 Unto every tribe and nation Speed the heralds of the cross, Finding joy in tribulation, Counting all for Him but loss; Heathen hearts a Savior find, All the Isles proclaim Him King, Yea, in every land and race Hear the song of triumph ring. [Refrain] 5 Mighty God, Thy voice clear ringing Reaches to earth’s farthest shore, Dare hearts still deny Thee welcome? Dare they fail Christ to adore? God eternal, let Thy song Still in heav’nly cadence ring, Till each heart the Christ confess, And, adoring, crown Him King. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen to the wondrous music]
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God's Great Refrain

Author: Alice J. Nichols Hymnal: Select Revival Hymns #32 (1915) Hymnal Title: Select Revival Hymns First Line: Listen to the wondrous music Refrain First Line: He shall not fail! Languages: English Tune Title: [Listen to the wondrous music]
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God's Great Refrain

Author: Alice J. Nichols Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16051 Meter: 8.7.8.7.7.7.7.7 Hymnal Title: The Cyber Hymnal First Line: Listen to the won­drous mu­sic Lyrics: 1 Listen to the won­drous mu­sic Ringing down the ag­es long, ’Tis the voice of great Je­ho­vah Breaking forth in migh­ty song, Singing of His Christ our king, Who should come in low­ly birth, And with truth and right­eous­ness Reign and rule in all the earth. 2 Persecution met His pro­phets, Sword and dun­geon, pain and stress; Prisoned, slain was His fore­run­ner Preaching forth in right­eous­ness; Mocked and scourged and cru­ci­fied Was His pro­mised Christ, our king, Yet thro’ all the rage and scorn Hear the song of tri­umph ring. 3 Onward, on­ward, His do­min­ion Swept the earth with migh­ty flood, Naught could hin­der its sure tri­umph, Heroes’ fires nor mar­tyrs’ blood; Ever gleamed the cross more bright, Still more glo­ri­ous grew the King, As from age to age glad souls Heard the song of tri­umph ring. 4 Unto ev­ery tribe and na­tion Speed the her­alds of the cross, Finding joy in trib­u­la­tion, Counting all for Him but loss; Heathen hearts a Sav­ior find, All the isles pro­claim Him king, Yea, in ev­ery land and race Hear the song of tri­umph ring. 5 Mighty God, Thy voice clear ring­ing Reaches to earth’s far­thest shore; Dare hearts still de­ny Thee wel­come? Dare they fail Christ to adore? God eter­nal, let Thy song Still in heav’n­ly ca­dence ring, Till each heart the Christ con­fess, And, ador­ing, crown Him king. Languages: English Tune Title: POZZUOLI

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