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Text:"But ye are come to Mount Zion"
Author:W. Gadsby

599. "But ye are come to Mount Zion"

1 Ye sons of God, be wise,
And learn your Father’s will;
By faith lift up your eyes
To yonder shining hill;
No smoke, no thunderbolts are there,
Nor wrath to sink you in despair.

2 [A pleasant mount indeed,
Where God unfolds his grace
To all the chosen seed,
And, with a smiling face,
Speaks peace to every troubled breast,
And bids the weary in him rest.]

3 To worship on this ground,
Is not a legal task;
A solid peace is found,
And faith has all it asks;
There Jesus sits with smiling face,
And rules and reigns the God of grace.

Text Information
First Line: Ye sons of God, be wise
Title: "But ye are come to Mount Zion"
Author: W. Gadsby
Meter: 148th
Language: English
Publication Date: 1844
Topic: Salvation and Free Grace
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