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The General Roll Call

Author: J. W. Van DeVenter Hymnal: The Golden Sheaf #57 (1902) First Line: When we see the King of kings appear Refrain First Line: You'll be there, I'll be there Lyrics: 1 When we see the King of kings appear In judgment on his throne, When the living and the dead in Christ arise, We will be among the glorified; When Jesus calls his own, When we gather to meet the Saviour in the skies. Chorus: You'll be there, I'll be there, On the resurrection morning we'll be there; When our names are read up yonder, From the pages white and fair, When the general roll is call'd, we'll all be there. 2 When the nations of the earth shall hear The summons of the King When the sav'd of earth shall meet him face to face, We will answer when our names are call'd, And praise him as we sing Hallelujah! for Jesus sav'd us by his grace. [Chorus] 3 Let us work until the Master comes, The time may not be long, 'Till we see the Lord of glory in the sky, When the trumpet shall awake the dead To meet the coming throng, Oh, be ready, the judgment day is drawing nigh. [Chorus] Tune Title: [When the see the King of kings appear]
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The General Roll Call

Author: J. W. Van DeVenter Hymnal: Songs of Sovereign Grace #160 (1897) First Line: When we see the King of kings appear Refrain First Line: You’ll be there, I’ll be there Lyrics: 1 When we see the King of kings appear In judgment on His throne, When the living and the dead in Christ arise, We will be among the glorified; When Jesus calls His own, When we gather to meet the Savior in the skies. Refrain: You’ll be there, I’ll be there, On the resurrection morning we’ll be there; When our names are read up yonder, From the pages white and fair, When the general roll is called, we’ll all be there. 2 When the nations of the earth shall hear The summons of the King, When the saved of earth shall meet Him face to face, We will answer when our names are called, And praise Him as we sing Hallelujah! for Jesus sav’d us by His grace. [Refrain] 3 Let us work until the Master comes, The time may not be long, ‘Till we see the Lord of glory in the sky, When the trumpet shall awake the dead To meet the coming throng, Oh, be ready, the judgment day is drawing night. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [When we see the King of kings appear]
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The General Roll Call

Author: J. W. Van DeVenter Hymnal: Gospel Songs of Grace and Glory #14 (1896) First Line: When we see the King of kings appear Refrain First Line: You'll be there, I'll be there Languages: English Tune Title: [When we see the King of kings appear]
The General Roll Call

The general roll call

Author: Judson W. Van de Venter Hymnal: The Golden Sheaf #d108 (1898) First Line: When we see the King of kings appear Refrain First Line: You'll be there, I'll be there
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