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84. When the King Shall Come

1 When the King shall come to Zion,
When He dwells on earth again,
With a rod of peace and blessing
Shall resound from shore to shore.
There shall be no pain nor crying,
He shall wipe all tears away;
Ev’ry heart shall thrill with gladness
In that great and glorious day.

Refrain:
Shout aloud the joyful strain,
Sing it o’er and o’er again,
We shall be with Him forever
When the King shall come again.

2 Ev’ry soul shall bow before Him,
And His holy name adore;
Happy songs of praise and blessing
Shall resound from shore to shore.
Then the light of God’s own glory
Shall dispel the night of sin,
And a day of joy and gladness
On the earth shall then begin. [Refrain]

3 When the King shall come to Zion,
When He reigns upon His throne,
He will call us His beloved,
He will claim us for His own.
We shall dwell within His kingdom,
Which for us He doth prepare;
We shall reign with Him forever,
And His glory we shall share. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When the King shall come to Zion
Title: When the King Shall Come
Author: Ada Blenkhorn
Refrain First Line: Shout aloud the joyful strain
Publication Date: 1898
Scripture:
Tune Information
Name: [When the King shall come to Zion]
Composer: Chas. E. Brownell



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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