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[Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings]

Appears in 6 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Wm. T. Pettengell Incipit: 34465 45123 23267 Used With Text: He Cometh!

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He Cometh!

Author: W. T. P. Appears in 21 hymnals First Line: Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings Refrain First Line: Jesus is coming, our Savior and Lover divine Used With Tune: [Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings]

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He Cometh!

Author: William Pettengell, 1873-1956 Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #2259 First Line: Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings Refrain First Line: Jesus is coming, our Savior and lover divine Lyrics: 1. Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings Far over the land and the sea; Jesus is coming to gather the ransomed, Redeemed by His death on the tree. Angels attending, the heavens descending— All language our joy will transcend, When we shall see Him, the king in His beauty, Our bridegroom, Redeemer, and friend. Refrain Jesus is coming, our Savior and lover divine; Soon in His glory the ransomed of ages will shine; Ages on ages we’ll reign with our king on His throne; Wonderful story! We’ll share in His glory, Redeemed by His mercy divine. 2. Lift up your heads and rejoice, O ye righteous, Your perfect redemption is nigh; Swiftly the darkness of midnight approaches, He cometh shall sound from the sky. Long has the battle been waged against evil By suffering saints here below. Jesus is coming to banish our sorrow, And lead us where tears never flow. [Refrain] 3. Come, dear Lord Jesus, Thy promise fulfilling; Come quickly! our souls cry to Thee: Long has the world been enthralled by the tempter, The curse is on land and on sea. Yet Thou shalt triumph, the nations subduing, The truth of the Word cannot fail; God’s wondrous glory, like ocean’s deep billows, To earth’s farthest bounds shall prevail. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings]

He Cometh!

Author: W. T. P. Hymnal: Songs of His Coming #23 (1925) First Line: Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings Refrain First Line: Jesus is coming, our Savior and Lover divine Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings]
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He Cometh!

Author: W. T. P. Hymnal: Songs of Praise #127 (1935) First Line: Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings Refrain First Line: Jesus is coming, our Savior and Lover divine Topics: Second Coming; Solos and Specials Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus is coming! go, herald the tidings]

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William T. Pettengill

1873 - 1956 Person Name: William Pettengell, 1873-1956 Author of "He Cometh!" in The Cyber Hymnal Born: Oc­to­ber 6, 1873, Cur­tis Cor­ner, Leeds, Maine. Died: Jan­u­a­ry 24, 1956, Wau­ke­sha, Wi­scon­sin. Pettengell at­tend­ed Sar­a­to­ga Bib­li­cal Sem­in­a­ry, Sar­a­to­ga Springs, New York. He and his wife moved to Wau­ke­sha, Wis­con­sin in 1906. He was an ac­tive mem­ber of the Me­tro­pol­i­tan Church As­so­ci­a­tion (Burn­ing Bush) for ma­ny years, and preached and sang in Amer­i­ca, Ca­na­da, and Scot­land. Cyber Hymnal
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