Text: | When the Summons Shall Come |
Author: | Rev. W. C. Martin |
Tune: | [When the summons shall come to the Judgment at last] |
Composer: | F. J. Howard |
1 When the summons shall come to the Judgment at last,
And this life with its deeds shall be finished and past;
Oh, I tremble to think what my portion would be
Were there no one to plead at the Judgment for me.
Refrain:
Lo, there stands in the midst of the Judgment, a Lamb,
Which was slain for poor sinners—a sinner I am;
And at last, when I stand there, in silence, my plea
Will be enter’d by Jesus, who’ll answer for me.
2 I have wander’d so far from a Father so kind,
And so long in the lap of the world have reclined,
That amid the dark thunders of Judgment I see
Only one ground of hope for a sinner like me. [Refrain]
3 I would never dare stand at the Judgment alone
With a conscience profaned and a heart as of stone;
But the man of deep sorrows and dark Calvary
Will be ready to stand at the Judgment with me. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | When the summons shall come to the Judgment at last |
Title: | When the Summons Shall Come |
Author: | Rev. W. C. Martin |
Refrain First Line: | Lo, there stands in the midst of the Judgment, a Lamb |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1901 |
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Tune Information | |
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Name: | [When the summons shall come to the Judgment at last] |
Composer: | F. J. Howard |
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MIDI file: | MIDI |