[As the light of the day was approaching and darkness was nearing the end]

[As the light of the day was approaching and darkness was nearing the end]

Composer: A. W. Dicus
Published in 1 hymnal


Composer: A. W. Dicus

Aaron Wesley Dicus was born in 1888 in Festus, Missouri. He was a man with high moral principles. He joined the Churches of Christ because it subscribed to the Bible alone, which appealed to his analytical, scientific mind. He made a vow to the Lord that if he received an education he would spend his life in service to the Lord. He became widely known as an evangelist, as well as a professor of physics at Tennessee Tech. In his later years, he worked hard at song writing which used his talents with poetry and music, along with his knowledge of God's word, to continue his work of evangelism. by permission of Phyllis Dicus, from Songs and Hymns by A. W. Dicus: a scientist with a song (Rossville, Ga.: The Dicus Family, 1973) and Our Garden… Go to person page >

Tune Information

Title: [As the light of the day was approaching and darkness was nearing the end]
Composer: A. W. Dicus
Incipit: 55543 32114 44332
Key: F Major
Copyright: © Copyright 1968 by A. W. Dicus. Assigned 1973 to Sacred Selections, Inc., Kendallville, Indiana 46755.

Texts

The Open Tomb

As the light of the day was approaching and darkness was nearing the end,
In the shadows of dawn there came women to visit the grave of a friend;
They carried sweet spices and ointments,
A body, they came to prepare,
They found that the tomb had been opened and the body they sought, was not there.

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