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127. Christians rejoicing in the Hope and Glory of God

1 Lo! we are journeying home to God,
Bid by the spirit come;
And in the way his children trod,
We seek our father's home.

2 We walk a narrow path and rough,
And we are tir'd and weak;
And we shall soon have rest enough,
In those bless'd courts we seek.

3 Nigh to the country we appear,
Stor'd with eternal bliss;
We know we quickly shall be there,
In sight our city is.

4 Upon mount Zion's distant tip,
A Lamb, our eyes behold;
'Tis Jesus, look ye children up,
He calls us to his fold.

5 We see him with his raiment red,
As tho' besmear'd with blood,
As newly slaid he stands; he bled,
Us to redeem to God.

6 About him clad with snowy vests,
Appears a countless throng;
These are his saints, his kings, his priests,
Who sing th' eternal song.

7 How blest, how more than happy these,
Who thus their Lord attend;
We, brethren, in their hosts shall praise,
We soon shall there ascend.

Text Information
First Line: Lo! we are journeying home to God
Title: Christians rejoicing in the Hope and Glory of God
Language: English
Publication Date: 1800
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