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1 The advent of our King
our prayers must now employ,
and we must hymns of welcome sing
in strains of holy joy.
2 The everlasting Son,
in flesh content to be,
himself a servant's form puts on
to set his servants free.
3 O Zion's daughter, rise
to meet your lowly King,
nor let a faithless heart despise
the peace he comes to bring.
4 As judge, on clouds of light,
he soon will come again
and his true members all unite
with him in heav'n to reign.
5 Before the dawning day
let sin's dark deeds be gone,
the old self all be put away,
the new self now put on.
6 All glory to the Son,
who comes to set us free,
with Father, Spirit, ever one,
through all eternity.
Source: Christian Worship: Hymnal #309
First Line: | The Advent of our King, Our prayers must now employ |
Title: | The Advent of Our God |
Latin Title: | Instantis adventum Dei |
Author: | Charles Coffin |
Translator: | John Chandler |
Meter: | 6.6.8.6 |
Language: | English |
Copyright: | Public Domain |