The Windows of Heaven Are Open

The windows of heaven are open, The fire is falling tonight

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The windows of heaven are open,
The fire is falling tonight.
I've got joy, joy, joy in my heart,
Since Jesus made ev'rything right.
I gave Him my old dirty garment,
He gave me a robe of pure white,
And now I'm feasting on manna from heaven,
and that's why I'm happy tonight.

The windows of heaven are open,
The fire is falling tonight.
I've got joy, joy, joy in my heart,
Since Jesus made ev'rything right.
I gave Him my old dirty garment,
He gave me a robe of pure white,
And now I'm feasting on manna from heaven,
and that's why I'm happy tonight.

Source: African American Heritage Hymnal #234

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First Line: The windows of heaven are open, The fire is falling tonight
Title: The Windows of Heaven Are Open
Source: Traditional
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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African American Heritage Hymnal #234

African American Heritage Hymnal #234
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Bible Truth Hymns #430

Bible Truth Hymns #430
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Soul-stirring Songs and Hymns (Rev. ed.) #203

Soul-stirring Songs and Hymns (Rev. ed.) #203
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