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Come Let Us Rejoice

Representative Text

1 Come, come let us rejoice,
Joining heart with the voice,
Praising our Savior for blessings he's given;
All the joy we possess,
All our true happiness
Come freely down from "Our Father in heaven."

Chorus:
All glory to God,
To God on high!
All glory to God,
To God on high!
All glory be to God,
All glory be to God.

2 Now with loudest acclaim,
Sound we forth the dear name
Of our Redeemer, our Savior, and Friend;
Him our hearts will we give,
In his service we'll live
'Till we shall praise him in worlds without end. [Chorus]

Source: Minnetonka Songs: for Sabbath Schools, compiled especially for the Minnetonka Sabbath-School Assembly #118

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Text Information

First Line: Come, come, let us rejoice
Title: Come Let Us Rejoice
Language: English
Refrain First Line: All glory to God
Copyright: Public Domain
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Every Sabbath #110

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Songs of Gratitude #132

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