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The Lion of Judah has fought and won

Author: Nathaniel Carlson; Joel Blomqvist Hymnal: Songs of Trust and Triumph No. 1 #d105 (1929) First Line: With heavenly rejoicing we onward go

The Lion of Judah has fought and won

Author: Nathaniel Carlson; Joel Blomqvist Hymnal: Songs of Trust and Triumph No. 3 #d194 (1932) First Line: With heavenly rejoicing we onward go

The Lion of Judah has fought and won

Author: Joel Blomqvist Hymnal: The Covenant Hymnal, authorized by the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America #d449 (1931) First Line: With heavenly rejoicing we onward go
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The Lion Of Judah

Author: Joel Blomqvist, 1840-1930; Nathaniel Carlson Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16455 Meter: 10.10.10.10 D First Line: With heav’n­ly re­joic­ing we on­ward go Refrain First Line: The Li­on of Ju­dah has fought and won Lyrics: 1 With heav’n­ly re­joic­ing we on­ward go, The world left be­hind us, and ev­ery foe; We hast­en away o’er the de­sert sand, We’ll soon reach the bor­der of Beu­lah land. Refrain: The Li­on of Ju­dah has fought and won, Destroying the pow’r of the ev­il one; From dark­ness and bond­age, He set me free— Rejoicing, I go shout­ing vic­to­ry! 2 The path may seem drea­ry, and long the day, And dan­gers may threat­en along my way, But trust­ing in Him, I shall ne­ver fear, And soon I’ll be home where there’s peace and cheer. [Refrain] 3 Take cour­age and fear not, thou lit­tle flock, The world may des­pise you, may jeer and mock; The end of af­flict­ion and scorn is nigh, Each day draw­eth near­er your home on high. [Refrain] 4 He’s com­ing to meet us, He’ll soon be here, We’ll join Him on high and go with Him there; Oh, won­der­ful joy when His face I see: I’ll praise and ad­ore Him, eter­nal­ly! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: EIN KAREM

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