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The day of judgment will shew the connection between sin and misery

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 14 hymnals First Line: God from his throne with piercing eye Lyrics: 1 God from his throne with piercing eye, Naked does ev'ry heart behold; But never, till we come to die, To us will such a view unfold. 2 Should sin, in naked form appear, Just as it rises in the heart, And others know and see it there In ev'ry feeling, every thought: 3 The fire of hell must kindle soon, How envy and revenge would flame! One heart would urge another on, Till rage and vengeance want a name! 4 Sin in its nature would appear A living death, to form a hell; The worst of mis'ries creatures fear, The worst of plagues the tongue can tell. 5 Unvail'd and naked ev'ry heart Before the judgment seat must stand, Sin act no more a double part, But meet a death from its own hand. 6 The fiery lake must hotter grow From the fierce clash of sinful souls; Each bosom like a furnace glow, Nor God the rage, or fire control. Topics: Sin And misery connected

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God, from his throne, with piercing eye

Hymnal: Hymns, Selected and Original #213 (1828) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 God from his throne with piercing eye, Naked does every heart behold; But never, till we come to die, Will he to us the view unfold. 2 Should sin, in naked form appear, Just as it rises in the heart, And others know and see it there In ev'ry feeling, every thought; 3 The fire of hell must kindle soon, How envy and revenge would flame! One heart would urge another on, Till rage and vengeance want a name! 4 Sin in its nature would appear A living death, to form a hell; The worst of mis'ries creatures fear, The worst of plagues the tongue can tell. 5 Unveil'd and naked ev'ry heart Before the judgment seat must stand, Sin act no more a double part, But meet a death from its own hand. 6 The fiery lake must hotter grow From the fierce clash of sinful souls; Each bosom like a furnace glow, Nor God the rage or fire control. Topics: Holy Spirit Awakening. The Evil of sin
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God, from his throne, with piercing eye

Hymnal: Social Hymns, and Spiritual Songs #18 (1839)

God from his throne with piercing eye

Author: J. Steward Hymnal: Hymns of Zion #d71 (1829) Languages: English

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Joseph Steward

1753 - 1822 Author of "God from his throne with piercing eye" Steward, Joseph; preacher who became a portrait painter and silhouettist, active in Hartford, Conn.; b. 1753, d. 1822