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Zion's Victory Song

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1 May we thy way prepare
For Him who breathed a prayer,
Thy Kingdom come!
Thy will in us be done,
Great God, as in Thy son,
Beside whom there is none,
His Kingdom come.

2 While nations armed and steeled
Seek Armageddon's field,
Give us command
Who tread the ways of peace,
From bondage bring release;
Let Zion's strength increase,
her reign expand.

3 And while her standard shines
Above our marching lines,
Victorious.
Give courage to each heart,
Vision and zeal impart,
Thou God who ever art,
Most glorious!

Source: Hymns of the Restoration #77

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Author: Elbert A. Smith

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First Line: May we thy way prepare
Title: Zion's Victory Song
Author: Elbert A. Smith
Language: English
Publication Date: 1987
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1987.
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