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We Will Dwell on Calvary's Mountain

We will dwell on Calvary's mountain

Author: M. Dyce Alexander
Tune: COPSLEY
Published in 2 hymnals

Audio files: MIDI

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1 We will dwell on Calv’ry’s mountain,
Where the flocks of Zion feed;
Oft resort unto that fountain
Opened where our Lord did bleed,
Thence deriving,
Thence deriving
Grace and strength for ev’ry need.

2 There with trimmèd lamps we’ll tarry
Till the Lord comes from on high;
Watch in prayer, and ne’er grow weary,
Till we hear the midnight cry,—
Haste to meet Him,
Haste to meet Him,
Lo! the Bridegroom draweth night!”

3 Lord, Thy other sheep are calling:
Send us with a message clear;
May we gladly hasten forward,
To obey Thy voice so dear,—
“Go ye therefore,
I am with you, have no fear.”

4 Dare we let them die in darkness,
When we have the light of God,
And the life which has been purchased
With the Saviour’s precious blood?
Seek to win them,
Win them back through Christ to God.


Source: Hymns of Consecration and Faith #428

Author: M. Dyce Alexander

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First Line: We will dwell on Calvary's mountain
Title: We Will Dwell on Calvary's Mountain
Author: M. Dyce Alexander
Language: English

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