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9729. Christ Is Coming

1 Heirs of victory are we
Through the Christ of Calvary;
Storms may beat and foes assail;
But His kingdom cannot fail.

Refrain:
Christ is coming, shout your praise;
Lo! the dawn of better days;
Christ is coming from on high,
Victory is very nigh;
Christ is coming from on high,
Victory is very nigh.

2 He who came will come again;
Raise your hopes, O sons of men!
We His kingdom’s dawn have seen;
What though clouds may intervene? [Refrain]

3 His appearing draweth nigh;
Cease your doubting, hush the sigh,
Our inheritance is sure;
Christ hath made His Word secure. [Refrain]

4 Lo! He cometh, and shall reign;
We have not believed in vain;
In our hearts who speaks release
Brings from Heav’n His reign of peace. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Heirs of victory are we
Title: Christ Is Coming
Author: Henry Ostrom
Refrain First Line: Christ is coming, shout your praise
Language: English
Source: Songs of Praise Number Two by J. Wilbur Chapman and Owen F. Pugh (Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1905)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: MENDELSSOHN
Composer: Felix Mendelssohn (1840)
Meter: 77.77 D refrain
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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