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12049. Upheld By Hope

1 "Upheld by hope"—a glorious hope
As days and years roll by;
The coming of our Lord and King
Is surely drawing nigh.

2 "Upheld by hope" all toil is sweet
With this glad thought in view,
The Master may appear tonight
To call His servants true.

3 "Upheld by hope"—that wondrous hope,
That I shall see His face,
And to His likeness be conformed
When I have run the race.

4 "Upheld by hope" in darkest days
Faith can the light descry:
The deep’ning glory in the east
Proclaims deliv’rance nigh!

5 Upheld by hope, "Belovèd one,"
I hear the Bridegroom say,
"Awake! Arise! Go forth to meet
My chariot on its way."

6 "Upheld by hope," how glad the heart!
My soul is on the wing!
E’en now His hand is on the door
He comes—my glorious king!

Text Information
First Line: "Upheld by hope"—a glorious hope
Title: Upheld By Hope
Author: Emily Crawford
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: UPHELD BY HOPE
Composer: Scott Werdebaugh (2018)
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: © 2018 Scott Werdebaugh These words and music may be freely reproduced or published for Christian worship or devotions, provided they are not altered, & this notice is on each copy. All other rights reserved.



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