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Lord Jesus, So Come!

Representative Text

1 O someday, with trump of God and a shout,
And sound of the archangel's voice,
From Heaven the Lord Himself shall descend:
So let us be glad and rejoice.

Chorus:
Then oh, what delight when faith shall be sight
And Jesus comes back for His own;
Caught up in the air, to be with Him there,
O quickly, Lord Jesus, so come!

2 On that day the dead in Christ shall rise first,
And those of His own who remain
Together with Him shall meet in the clouds
Without any dying or pain. [Chorus]

3 Then sorrow we not as those without hope,
But comfort ourselves with this word,
That all those in Him, when He shall return,
Forever shall be with the Lord. [Chorus]

Source: Victory Songs: For the Church, Sunday School and Evangelistic Services. #91

Author: Edith L. Mapes

Early 20th Century Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: O someday, with trump of God and a shout
Title: Lord Jesus, So Come!
Author: Edith L. Mapes
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Then O what delight when faith shall be sight
Copyright: Public Domain

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Victory Songs #91

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